The Express. — London, England, 1860-01-21 00:00:00

NAVAL AND MILI2 AB P. - - ADMIRALTY, JAN. 20. APPOIIIIMINTLIF gene J. A. MU* (1846), 10 tho 8 1 411841411. 03, MOW MEW skip, on mom turd cm viee to Partlaad Roads • sad J. lemma, M.D. (1M1), to Um Diodes, $2, war, itosia4A. gas, with the Caaaaol eqsadroa. Osaka W. B. Idatea, to the Dorsal, 101, mow alemor ship, at Liwrrol, sad O. Politer, to the Qom, 86, moo autaaa-41p, at 81asar000. Animism CNA P. H. Fronk lo the Midas, 17, mow ataosa.aloop, at Padua. CHATHAM, JAW. 20. Major-Cenral Eyre, theassandice this district, has drci.lcd on Kerins the entire brae of the gumbos fie qtrunly lasuherd in the Make Weldable' to the Merl end defence of • fondled taws. With tide view the 'babel the troupe, luchslieg the three bettelkois oh folkway, the Rays' Regimens, the Royal Mertes Light !chewy, said the Ruial !logien" Trete, namberies several tissemend sem, are to be [crown Into as army to avows es • grebes es as to cut ,t 1 all means of iyrsr or epees ar Ur enemy. The troops are to be sot Yew Ike men tote Wee country, when a Nur of obsereedes em be timed estesillec that etetatioe, ell the toads bads isle the legs beteg accepted by the tr , ope, VIII will this smirch by mine rotors , as the gorrieoe. Proviosely to the opentiass taking plant each mope to to go oat the preatioe separately. FLAG CRANOI4.—The following movement. lIM. we bettor... ,boot to take piton du officers In coin mition. Ram-Admiral Sir Alen Kilns Is to Peeve Ith Hi the 10th prollnra la the Etneraid, to relieve Vete- A laurel dir H9utton Stewart, Who, 0111 his rotors to lug- Led, will Other , she the place st asalor Sea Lard o Altairalty, of ow , sell irlov•Almairel Sir Derrieres Der soles as GAIMMIader- 1. -Claial at Davenport whose taws Is ap la May. VietrAdrairal the Hem. Sir Biebari S. Demise will shortly peseta/ to Washer to take coeicasnA of the ILabissismsee liest, la seem eR lfiss-ethmlral Fessistre, who will has his iv es beset the Vistery_ , se Coemmemier ls-Chisf at Perleasailt, vies Athelad Newisa. Nwy the it 'be poem ie s versmatt be seed, the ptebsisiaty rirt e ri , Resatos Ilbstert will tabs des at the atissirelty. Gad that Vioratinital Brim will get Dsvospork—f/sisd irsico Ge:Rtu A:smirk W ‘II-SIIIP 1 , 02. ISVIIIITOOL—Arrhage. mans sr• tow all reads ke the tow ere sew ma-irar to the hlwory. to Wm the pita et the The ram bair.ed-battleehip liskette_ (Ill), Is the elep moire& Br wee linueriel se ISM This le err Mr seesse ceseshekes he tke wire Sladb igait —tier en her t he she leek in sake pert to tbe Ratr.fas war. aged' CA, ele law liestlags, kr been anponted a the etrused the 3114stre, whisk la at Knew Irteg st Sherser bet she will at ewes be prase in commie...la, ..d Bo doubt arrive In Liverpool la Palteitery, whew the Heonage will In int, dock for the norm of a training ship for valuation. THE VICTORIA CROSS. (rro■ LART :noires eAssrrs.) WAR -O,llC', JAN. 20.— TM Quail' has hen pli e4oeele pleased to signify her ha ails. w moth, Ohs dews- ties of the Victoria Crest as the sadermeitkmed rem end soldiers of her lesjesty's spa_ y, wbose claims to wmea n have been eubmitted for her Majesty'. approval, cm eassimit of acts of bravery perfarand by them in India, as asendad seen tb• meml names, via. 60th R•ti , e.—Liteutettaat Alfred Spacer Heelicontam highly gilirst and daring 000thiet at Deihl throughout Oho neut. from Jnos to September, 1867, darts, which do eau wounded. He volunteered for senior of ahem denim, especially daring the eta days of SIVIRS Sahib( is the mieets steer the malt. Elected by dm slim of hi Bth HlS"lll.—'hoop Senressilmmler Jaime=ha, distinguisbed brevity at %misuse, ea the kb et Septum. her. 1838, when both the Oben method to the troop was direbkd, end himself severely wounded at ties antimaseer mat of the action by a ball through his body, in hedge coutiated at hie duly forward, throughout the ponsit, sad disetted eeverel of the with be pistol. Aldo reser assedsd for distinguished at Smeller. 60th Riles (lit battalion), Wailer, 4w rcnspactrous bravery at Deihl se the 14th of Shpt mbar, 1857. in charging sad stag the tigss gaup near the Cabal Gate; and again, oa tbs lath tid September, 1857, in the emeder of a aedden attach sae by the eserry on a gun seer the Chandney Chunk. Elected by the nota-counsio. nosed ott-ers of the regiment. 60th Rite, (let battalion), Celeur-Sergeme B.ephan Ore is, for taring and years sedum Whine Delhi on the 2301 of Jane, 16i7, in volugoareg se bed • mall party of men, wider • heavy fire, to lie Sammy Ham,' for the Famine of dieledgiag a somber of Use ems, la position Immo, who i.ept up • &innocent flee on the eimumed if hooey gone, is which, alter a sharp 0160114, bill sseasMotL Also recconmeodad foe gallant emidect thresitiest tie eye- Miens benne Dethi. .80Ih Balsa (Ist battalion), bugler William Batton, foe gallant evoiNct at Delbi en the 11th of Popte n tber, 1857, the mien precool' to the areault, in volouteerlag to reconnoitre the breach. This eold mei aoudad woe ointepiosonn through out the opeestione, espeolelly on the tad of Anglia', 1867, pa whit* tieoution, daring en attach by the essoly is feces he rushed fir-went one the madams, sad killed one o the easmay's bonier., who was its the act of mounding. Elected by the pet rates of the reglessat. 00.11 Pollee (let tatti;hoti), privets Jobs Livens, far dis tinguished ,rellantry in heading a sacceseful charge nods by the Beek'' , hoe awl Seikh troops on one of the enseny's howbeit bifore Delhi, on the 10th ef September, 1867. H. Moped oat of oar trench«, closely followed by the native troops, are! wee shot down front the top of the eurnoys breastworke. Elected by the privates of the reirlasant. 60th Hite (Ist battalion), private Jana Thompson, for gahtat conduct I. laving the life of lib captain (Captain Wilton), on the 9th of July, 1867, by deelinj kirwaid to kis relief. when that oilier woe by • peaty of Otuis.se, who made a mils tad on bin beer • seral—and killing to.. of theta bane hake sishisse• could reach. Mao recommended for amogimmee modem throughout ths siege. Wounded. Waled by the petunia el the regiment. 60th Men OM beitellen), private fientimi Tomer. for having, at Dead. en the night of the 19th of J me, 1857, during a severs cienflet With the inany, wile attacked the rem of the camp, .meld off on hie ebouldent, maw • heavy frs, • mortally wearied siker, Lieutenant Iffnmphreye, of lb. Indian mervica Deabg thiS service, private Turner wee maid by a mine net In Vie right arm. His gallant one- And owed Sile ebeve•semed Mater from tbe fate of mines, nines imegleff mod= we sot recovered until the follow ing flay. 1011 tribmet. pima Jam Kirk, Oar daring gallantry at Nammume. us MN 4th of Jame, 1467, os the outbreak of the andtry ddr motive •aags at tbat swan, is haring 1011112- 61111101 le penal wall ewe rtes-orsamiestoord Otters to mesa Capes's Wows, peace yogramiter, sad hie family, mho mere earvemmied by feta to the compound of their here ; sad havlimi, at the Ark of his own life, succeeded t satin tam. 41111114 Z NOITZSII AND TEI APJILEAL 77. The chief portion of the correspondence between the Board of Admiralty sad Admiral Bowie., anarasader k-chtsf at Portamoutb, arislag net of the rants ma beard the Priacees &rye!, hie ehitedy appealed ta anat. It le ksoaa diet the reliant admirer' reelmvitiott ems meepted, sad the toilovtae irtier terminated the c , reepoodritoe • .iery, Porterseeth Harbour, Dec. 31. Sir,-1 have received 'Milton any surprise or regret your letter of yeetaniey's date. I wee telly swum that I ezposed myself t.t cosaidersble riak Is publishing the papers is ques tion , but tea nutery &Oleo roe oonthitted to increase to oath an went, and the unfavourable Intrepid= waa beano- Ms PO fiz,l and thin Is the &beano, of the slightest exervesioti of ork lordships epprobation, whkb append to be stu liertmly withheld. I yielded fe the t solicitation of my hived.. and published ths saestls. in quads& The effect it hoe Freer excoolo or rest empire ores tenon.. poohrlog rr boom eri eistosir fig breed oil other err ditelor I itollogra ify firrod reinstates, Is the oenor ler list my tars es•—die ioYN oupporre of re of re rallesee airitere welsh bre, rt=l, rear ems lbermst of ler is re we—sing be ;la show bisiler Ars it ogre to whoa I or nor ofillor et Orr leotiorpo toe ere rib orialt, se far is parr% .Messinawith wrest ie roe of ▪ eopmerles. I big that no permed es oar Is ,ollotoof territee rib re public eerver eireortoe r die mores of re my removal Imo dr bow oroot be meg roar en, mid ea I shah havo okra sr for rolvoorieb MPS es the tot of Illerr. I red* prow., fro d y 11ne tie booloderks of say romor. 1 hues, Its.. " Wtszust lows" Airiel. The Sow err of the Atbrizelr" SPORTING. HETTING AT MANCRISTER,FarDAT. TWo THOUSAND. 4 to 1 opt rho Wired (4) 9 to R Bootoaser t) 13 to 2 Lepolkas CIIRTILIi CUP. 25 to 1 t 211 to lop Sloths t) (<) 40 to 1 (t) 41 to 1 -- Tbotthwo (t) AO to 1 limoort(t) SO to ugh(t) 60 to 1 (t) TEI DRILIT. 2 to I ore Landes EAdWerthernehtiz2r7 DPALITION. esand Oros Poo.. Sow sod Wahl. not Os M I As" Pooh ho" is Iwo awasise. kr OAT . holm lostio mina V. stoma sh. .11 IS SW ouls:-Dews Ps awl Shot is pwi. "bs hool in plaalapa.. 1. Ifesstil. _ t r .. o ..aszoc emc. .. " mod Ilvonsowsto I • ilah r i ororniodlus ono . Carr"oo Oh" la. SLOSS d " Pas lodworitoilsophi Woo pw.h. S i mirk Is Sohihm mow aa M alamaill. Mai it ,.., asasai. Lee.'- la earlalina US. th Si : 11. 1.11M MIL INS he a AIN era w.-SLUT t o SLUT as* Os. TT. hoot Amt. losks. FROM LAST NE9IITB G4Z13223. ~ WIDMER& Jamas lam Min& la Isairi i =ta ftw islataw iri e= .Isi ISse Masi Pak IS MIL al Tio. lis sikL asti. o•l4=assatdlar ith istll. rlTXT"loempassasst Wmft i kaiiirrall, Osomplio 1:1 Nil \3 at IS. sad Marna 3 Il idigik lls MI Ca. Eagle asalls sad W ; et wag. we Jaaa we . . . am p zolore‘so Jana 1 ilsts Ilsa, Jim awl Dadasase; W W3 WiriiLar".. a Zi •24,.."'= W ih rialu=. Ife= awl Wariadadas. sad W ULAN SILO. tiMi i. Alkinle.ev_ l lolll. was board ma i lawarwa !h&j sad at 11. al astal Omit. Deb. lii asesaws. am sod Ewa Blmasam; al mai. EWlalar. trimina m lfiguarfir. ii= s . liallle BAJO OK W/hab. tair=, t h ! iz . . .4. . Maud. awl Mama Ilre lil IU 61 I i a ek; ea, msg. sad.. am. amsawa. Eszt ;Mar:VT= tLwalimM e m em es WU . msg. Wk i. ... auax a =we lt lakei, MS ta:LOs=all. sesalmaisa i Nam sad ,:sa. l sM lair al r ig bast • st. sii , Eta& Vassar mittu aa hrirr e prirft 1......ar. " aria Wb. 1.1 A.* .4 t a, • . . 1 2"66". a im I. 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Itasca lbw's Yaw 111T711 sad WILlai n VT gelleilia, =at ssweisass-La Snidead tea all id as.,, say Ltsaagta Basaaetum. 1 7 1 to n u :raltr y l l ratsa . • o = 2 llswitaabsa. sassabaa-fd UMW' Ram tiODDAMI MOW swami lad avlawalstay • el a tZw l 4 Jam has, & D. am taseaa. at W 7000. W. Ifsemism. OW. law IL I. It SO., 111.alamadr, , , e l i t r = i to ra t • -.-ws- • . Make. Curry. sm. 4=U fi a lkNa failw C..IR otse is i . r .:, „...... itg,, ,, w. m gr. --:-..., 4: a..M c & PI P IT: .11. ssel"r " - ti ver asj ui... .33 d y. Ir a ei t -PWa. iS. a. O. ' wea k aftwalst-tsb. IL Nowa. Wawa Udall& CEIDII/10•111111, kaasstid. mks S leds Is Sr sulawa - .a Yaws( web. ird.u. J . I. lowa Elattlelor - gli. 14 . It i a s. Iltalestass, Poplar. as Sur- Al e j. elawsr. waseasse — ta -tsts. II & OD set. sabesper-rsta IL J. Rasa W ad dialse-ta. IL A. Omms. Walsaasslsla =..i . l4a. u. tt. e. L. Mist ant D... 1.. aalsr-Ist. U. J.0 .1 =2 1 6 maws. TA NITIIIIIMPS MOWER IL Matto. It. Cosi. C. 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'AM'. 11.86 1 1 7 "*"1. 4 .11 4. 114talaili.aluVir c ".1un. in.. rho. osd 111. Oat . wise wiseirosie—J. dm ant . Clumiterbt New Windom, MM. V nallidi. WWII. • *kw: Cum, Buoldwobaroblor a .... 1. .....27. nerubmate—JZl=.%h as J. asiream .a . 416. =...1—.1. sad/. widooodid. swii ~.. Tr= n4-4. aft? J . stiwww C t. wi= AIM Ni...lllifin•••& & OM. 'i & Owadasoloill. 0. - "Ohrioil. de* lAspbr., tr. forma% WI D. 0. Mammal Doooneell. lona% lanopon. NA.l..hener. Al.ana% wad Owlow-0. J.S. Duman. Ildiabnotb. sod Fl. Imam. . Dowel& on on 4 Co., Miaow, were:ban% 1.1oloo• mew. awkr. SOOTOR Sp WM.d.TO Jon. &Lwow Itlrt..dy, barge dewier. Jos. 11. 11 tlho Naiad Haul. I trim/di. Osoaos Woods. ulmarow, pawabroker. Jan. 27, at the Orow Hold. Mow, Jaime dwisTOS sad D‘‘ tr, nun. Dearka. builds% Js. % all. Drilla HOC Nato.. wt LLt. r Plc awns. 11011bn:o4 Jan-17, as Dogma And Lycat Cogims. Lanbarott. mbpr SATURDAY m - EeTrAnTS_T P st i r kala-r n , 49 , 111 -110EPErESII I EVE at-A - um POLICE comas GUILDHALL. isms, Did ems reamelard Meths, to warless chime of sahe%enes of sesooming so upwards of 2 , 000 4 a the /loft lodevutobt Lee AMMO, eig_Aeaedig mhos slailkY wog* The Frame wee impaled tor MW. MAZYLEBONI. Tapia mei Jais Alb" aneeiblaweldarifers, meLape • l Walla in the Das erd reveet. woe With the folowiag esteiset Sewed. Mrs. Nadas. lielierstrees,Oevendieb-witurs. Chain • bey. OW 01 lb. Ntsq saimace. &pond that ea the ovesios, at 7 (Meek, he woe walk. beri era Mame is the wpm. Ys rimer, who wee be del* come up se the end load boo toll L o de Ms; she Mid Mita go away y apca 'bleb be pat hisseil is • libling Whirls. I " dna% ere about year barbs your sweat with as, I bass waste of my own." Bin eleasse bartioal M Or. I bet ime, and Ur terms Wu west far • polieenea. Primmer—Are you ease I ea the was Witmer—Yea I ea quilo prides. lir. Hameall—la the lady - here ? Whims—Tea, sir. Mn. Perkins, ca being ewers, said that when she was accosted by ilso Mbar an thought he was a beggar, and therefore gold him Solemn her, as she had nothing for him. He spoke to her is • law to is the first instance ' bat from hie manner afterwards she hit so much frightened is to seek protection at Dr. Ilastkof a. He put himself into on attitude of • mauling Mad. aid followed her to the asps of the door to which els MP lad. He bed repeatedly mid, " O h, you're I haus 60." salsas lo as You've only your one ensue, sad iiii A, Adel dot be followed the prisms, say tea him late embody, .he r ha begaa karsaroleir mod people who had taelmeisaid, widresshai Unlit as "Fellow oltimae," ka, with the view at enllstiog their sympathy aad sappert Is hie liveur. Mr. llama (to ti i =esr)—What we you 1' • Prlaostr—l am • , Reatadli—Wlisi SWIM have pow to make to ties dm. Pr ssaic—l seems you, It, that I Mee sot date that which her beta alleged apart no; tiny in tainnes. I atueet the at.. _ _ Ms. Perkins sad isreereast wire opals gasedesel. sad wither of Sas haltioseighted doubt wide Mai Mr. Hatemill said that the prisons's Nadas had bra of a emit diegessehd mass sod ibei he leit Is hie day to Isis amok a mildeat al would be a rad paalsimed, is order to show him that ladies were 1104 to ba lessited with impunity, and that Way meet be pretested trim Smits while =g quietly aims the *ma. H. gnu gee gee er the ailaga Int aster him to ems days' fa grieseemed is tee Been ei Carnation. Veikewatd MP* that a gesity might te impassive* his la Yam el the anima panel, bat the worthy megiosede Idrto alter lie iodides. ti he snivel of the Tea the prises wasonveyed timed" with °dose to his deetheades. DASTRUCTION BY Mil OP 4 STEAM RILL AT CIULLZSIORD. On Thursday night the large steam mill of Mr. T. Ditto• Salley, seer the Cheinutord . tatt o o , win totally destroyed by Bet . A very tarp trade waa carried on at the mill, principally for the London market. and to facilitate this Weber it was connected with the railway by a bridge • bet this also bee bees destroyed. It appears that the baler of the mill bad been going on se usual on Thursday after sem, sad nothing seems to have occurred daring the even ing to ebbe the attention of the Tote about the wotb, sad they left apparently all safe about six o'clock, bat soon after sine cickok one at the workings, who was near the mill with a cart, err a Its at the upper pert of the building sad at once gave inftwantles. ha alarm wee and it Weir then found that • ire was raging in one of the apartment. at the rery top at the mill—by some it is bred In the dust log-room, where it is bought probable the are may have originated from overheating; but little Bair emus to have been at this time entertained of the hared =Mb el detraction which followed. Frei ewes. was at this time obtained to the lower part of the utilised several of the store mine, bat it wee not thought beheld' to tempt the re• !novel of any pert of the large moil of wheat end dor.; the flansw, it was thought, would be mustered long before they coald resat the basement. The engines of the Msnabestar and Equitable offices were soon on the spot, end may aid being at bead, ware altar a time got to work, there being a plentiful supply of water Worn a lap • von on tho promises. Teets effort., however, were in vain; it b.iag found impractimble to any the bee cep the narrow and winding etaircease, to Week the flames from t h e interior , and hide blew bald be produced Spot them from without. The flre bad obt•ined so strong a hold that tt was Impossible to arrest its desolating progress, which continual downwards, the games rapidly terse bold of the justs snit fives of the abbe below that in which they broke ant, till about one o'clock, when the entity bedding was one appellieg masa of Bra, robin wasidat the large Worse of coin and flour, and rendering the saving of any of the property hopeless. The country wet lighted up for miles atJund, and at ona period the bomb eppared as it making their way to seise upon toe station t • bat by the great turnouts of the &town this woe revered: It wee not till shoot 6 o'clock yesterday obtain( that the ire was Melly subdued. The whole of the interior of the budding, stock, macbinary, leers, roof, have been destroyed. end present a sad sorb of &brood** ; but the outer walls stand erect, end apparently sound, having been, when built but a few years ego, banded together all round the building with thin hue. bid at intervals in the brick work which holds all together to a line meas. Of the t,tal lute occasioned by the Ire it is difficult at the moment to obtain nay evict statement ; but, taking the rock upon the prercio,e, which was usually very large, mil the value of the huddler, it is roughly mti meted at from 20.0001. to 30,u0n1. The innuances are :on the wig, la the blenotteeter once, 4,0001. ; on the sleek, 3,000..: In the Equitable cab ild .on the buing, 1,6 0 01. ;on the sac k,k. 3,3001. ; making a total of 12,00 W., so that Mr. Ridley. who let/it owner of the mill, it having beta built by his bib yews sin, mast be • heavy km. Tam Hoattcumma. Bcoosrrre Now GROUNDS, Hisetnirrox.—On a former occasion we isdketed that the ebove-Detutl society had made arrangements with the Coroutimilners of the 1911 Rxhibitfon for a large plot of round la dose proximity to the present Museum at Routh ffiseatagtoe. o winch to eatabish tided and pleasure greeds em en extensive dais. The plane, although not Redly agreed upon, are la a sufficiently advanced stale to admit If preliminary preparations being made, and already ISO sir nee engaged under the dir.ction of Mr. Eyles, for rearly of Chatsworth, sod more recently at the Crystal Pa Rd, Itylinhara. Mr. Hogg is appointed in the /raft de partment of the protest, aid Mr. Moon In everything relating in lowers. Acoordieg to what we hem of the ssolii we have not ilia alighted \imitation is saying teat whets cora -1 doled, des grerenda will form • sort of Elysian-Saida. esegealled to the kingdom. it le proposed that the pubic Asa have the dmurepe of entrance to the gardens and idoesde os two days ia tbe week at a merely neerinal charge. The total dee mil be embellished with Notary, and ear - Maid by erpretwiat• tarrersv, the designing of which is rmrsoild to Mr. Sideey Smirk*. architect Cepwa Peeks, Mr. Redraws, ILL., Mr. Duke, sad Mr. Henry Cole act se • eitperiateading committee. so that • goad neonates I. pg,,,d e d that the maitre sill be ~rid ors to • tree artional spirit, and wins good rffect.—Jfeilefieg Xnc, . GAUT NORTZIaItS INOSPrte Knoo's-cgost. —Number of patirets tor the lo r ini i m codin g Jan. 14,1 04 she* SDI were sew mere. iintittigliME. MUM OF QUINN'S BIKNCIL—Jex. 20. la Barroo.—(Beixe As Lord Mel 'make', Kr. Jaa l l i clibtaga, Mr. .1 wean Cramp's, aad ILL Judos Hai.) This was @pedal paper day. COURT OF COMMON PLBAS.—JAN. 20. Mier la Havia.—Okfore Lord 01121 Judas Me, mad imbues Wlloss sad Was.) 101111101 9. P9l•lll.—A PIIIVIZSI J1721`. la tide owe a writ of dolt ha boo directed to the Sherd of Beuthesodeg, ia eider to secortein the aloe o enote hod, sad •• *y wee accordingly mullioned so Penbeia, ead • soft was food. Tampa& the Jam Wire leadand • daft es& sad sad to Igo the maul skim, drizzalloty reamed to de me mho they wan geld • 14. 1 =a eemoulab tow mad be a rate to show ore wily es statehood shod not Woe 'Oast Edward Abribeso the of de jam far emanot of mut The liersed oemesigaded that 1. . sok ► we ell the jurors wen oitided M sad the rabid to de liras/08W= M ama eeriest ingssookoso ter the men eon not return the writ. sod abs *kW could sot Gahm his rights. The Lord Mid hsgrs aid the rah would be granted Wiled es thio ihnom to gar cam why he ahead act digs the amalgam, et !by Medomoit should ad Moe whet , sod why be 'Meal set per the orb of the Re hoil wa m dae lltlie doubt tad the Amass a r P I L L jurors up= soda of this ode, sign the higuiddea and release dude hoe dificulty, and ff the sheriff were embargoed lq the daya eoold apply at dotard for ea enlargeessat et the diegler lasking a return. Mr. Rodin ale be bad only applied spinet the bream et rom sail be hopedit mad not be cacessary le proceed egg the ether Magi Rale grated. COURT OP IXCREQUIR.-JAw. 20. Mb. in BIWA —(llike• tbio Laird Clolod Baran, and Roam Nadia and Watson.) MUM' 11. TEO RAILWAY PA./MOUS za~r.-"soon nwwnm." cox. This wee as motion hied bikes the Lord Mel Baron, at Guildhall, Is July last. tr mom 25W., the amount of a ric eld ag liesuranee. The diskration stated that the de limit a polity, hp Midi the deceased was Insured hr ass pia ter 2601. to sec b Obsold sustain any Wary eased by aceiiimt or Mho* or shish* die from the at of snob within three months tram the ha/omelet( Pseud. Tb. policy °retained a proviso tbst then should be its Min ht respet Wen Wary or injuries, at disth tberebbia, sakes they wire caused by wise riummil or visible mess made litolardy proved to the head of dhotis". The _polio, wia sot to sttaide to iambs km natural mass, to dads hem medial aid resdind aeassary by Mospeor dull(, err kow the wilful MAW We Meted in expedag himself to sweat.- miry denier at peril, sr while in aPP of into:imam. The brawl' st Me p&p rested ups was that the d illgeemed enstelsed kludge by ma weidant vials as WINA el the yolk,. sad that be did km the aisle tleare44 and Mikis throe matha of ask boggping. bee Ike dellandple hid re fired to pay. The idealists giesid that he MI set die from widest wields the =wilt ad the volley, aid that istidectoey pedal Ikea lid set km furnished to the etes reiLeThe wasp Its MI pkiselist the trial me kW the i PM, stribei lisistl4 bed la Ilaplimber, gone to Brighten to Was. Os Ike Y be Itleb •ticket sad bad weer Mose beis motet Is Sep- Imber hi. Mew asesbid semi deems bed es the sews et • leathleig iewhise el isigbari. et ths be vast le Walton- owlie-Ness. as/ era OW Ha dal taro: amt which bad bees wailed es awe, see so peed that as memblesse mkt Mr lessell. M Is other re spite it reemMad amyl tber=l4. Ta. bli g h lidag the warkbellibewleg • heMead, seed t bath having • disable tool! Meek( hist /owe, jaw. The brother believed it was the body of 1110 ediebg brother, but could sot speak positively. At the lap: s i l mosid thit isms a verdict of "Pound drowsed." It was that the alleged miming policy bailer Sad Wee policies against MMus sr kWh 17y k =sitt. sad elm. en ordipa,poticy aa death, waseirdisi la the aggespee to NOR TIP °deft ma wee the dm sir Pe alleged death a sink ems, sad it metrOsseM baskropt. The polides WOO martgaged a tz s t i ates. mid the insured had takes a eilsetios se an . Although h , had no prepwty but the polfelea. frai r li C in Amulet, 18143, made a wilt disposlog of soy prepety Se zaftig subsequently acquire. No money was found - at bit laptop or in his clothes, and his silver watch had net bass disarmed. He took with him a carpet bag, but its contaats were not identified by the wigwam at the trial. The Lord Chid Berm held thereinto as whims to go to the jury, wed directed that the &PM should •be somdted. Mr. Hawkins is November km obtained a rule, celliag on the ildendsste to Show 1111111 why the consult should sot be set aside, sad a saw WWI hid. Mr. Lash sow showed eases spinet the es* contesting that there ware may seepledon• cactunstasoss in the ems with the finding of the body at Walton•on-thaNam. Mr. Boron Martin leaked if the man had turned up sines the trial? Mr. Lasb—No, my lord. Ti.. Lord Chief Boas—Noe will he till the ow is dis posed (Langtase.) Mr. of Leek then couteuded that the plaintiff, who sued as executor slam supposed dicessed. Imam entitled to recover under the tame of the pokey, se ne peeelefoutward or vitals marks of death by accident had bees famished to the coca reny. The missies ass had been • Imakrapt, and his estate had aver paid • lierthing, eilbengli be bad previously re. Weed anew es the pilau. Holed less sleek to an item scope it SOL • , sod be bed lois • we directig thei Ids debft skulk be year paid 11.11 the mph' Melded smonas n t Me relations. Behests the Agee edam we sad the policy in dtr peM be had effseted two crier pollies de the Accidental Death Insurance OM's. On Bs.. BOW task a return Cobs. to Brighton, taking with bin •me pee leg. On the Monday morning he beheil. but MOM d earning on that evening Its kit his trines home at WOMB m baths again, taking with him Ms owe beg, sod el Ore tree bnown of him was that on the Op els bulling molds. in front of the Bed ford Hotel, sod em • behht moonlight night. his &mho were found. Os the Mb of hashes a body wee imbed whore at Walton on-the-Mee. Y sue • state that the brother of the soidellana midi not N. The learned counsel in eseolusles abbsiehell that the death of the doomed. if preendoese teet easeed by cirimmoteame which were while the team elithe policy, and that therefore the rule Amid ha dlesibmged. Mr. &dust Delbadas sad Mr. Phipece followed es the same side. Mr. Hawkira enhatitoed that the rule must be made abet:s lum. did oentended that the matter should bare been sub mitted to the fumy, and that the airomudenoes nadir which the domed died were within the terms ol dm peaky. The Lord Chid Boron salted if the leered waned weld at the trial hays prodatmt more widows at the death. Mr. Hawkins—No, my lord ; bat I hal two witnesses to oorroborde the brother is his belief that the body food wee that of the insured. The Coid Mamma rid it woo a Pry supidous dtoam etuoa that to doossoad, es allopd, hal famed WI life In cam which were not Galled upon to pp is 999 ore out of 1,000. Hr. Hayrides said it WY never suggested that the deemed had bought another suit of cloth*, and had left them cm the *eye of the hathbarmeokine. When the rule was nerved for, the Lord Chief Baron bed said that so doubt they would boar more of the ilsomaid, but be krad never bees heard of entre, and his lordship had alluded to the mos of • man 100 years age, who lowed his life three times, had three times retureed to Roy, and had three limes recovered the pie Le policy. (Liagliter.) odchial Haron—That cue Is well authenticated. Hatrlass—Yes;anci there is another awe of aentle men who was sot frantically attached to a widow lady to whom he had promised marriage. IThe brought an tactics against him for breach of promise of marriage. and be, haviag deposited his elothre on the edge of a precipice, and having labia "a last fond look" at the yaw ni rig aby.a beoeatb,wallted off In an opposite direction, leaving in the pocket of his pants a letter, with this adieu, " This is tby doing, Penelope Ana.' (food laughter.) The Lord Chief Ilaron—But ha that case no mengisd body was found. Mr. Hackies—No, my lord; for the supposed doomed ultimately turned up, and gave a graphit mould of the manoeuvre by which be had got rid of the infuroded widow. (Great laughter.) The harmed coward then argued at tame length that the deceased cie.rly died under circumstances which rendered the ddendenta liable. Mr. Francis tillowed on the same side, contending th at the insured bad gone In to bathe, and had Leen carried off by a ground swell. Mr. Baron Martin, in delivering judgment, said, that even admitting that the body found woe hat of the !muted, yet he wee of opinion that the death did not come within the terms of the policy, because there was no evident)e to go to the jury that be died In the manner which would make the policy attach. The whole of the coos showed that the insured might have died from natural OSUMI, such as apoplexy or spasms. The rule rhould therefore be discharged. Mr. Baron Watson wee of the same opinion. The Lord Chief Bares said that the one from the very opening gave the trial, and Lit `..°lr.a.",`C'egriody ß Otwa:e 4 pertn i fcoatial waS not that of the insau;d, but that the latter we. now somewhere walking the face of the earth, waiting for the re sult of this case, and ready when it wee diapossd of to rear the fruits or to enter Into fresh policies. (Laughter.) Mr. Hawkins—ln another form, my lord. (Laughter.) The Lord Chief Baron—From his experience of this oar, he will then leave evalenee of his death more certain and less coutiogent than now. (Laughter.) I awe that this rule ought to be discharged, and leave the circumataccee of the ease to the chapter 44 accidents; sad I hype the deceased— lam obliged to call him so--(laughter)—will amend his habi , a—that be will sot bathe twice on the same day— (laughter)—er facer accidents which are not likely to accrue, or walk thte the water WWII there is a ground amen. ( 14 afflofg.) Tba rale woe them discharged. with lines to the plaintiff to appeal reboot giving seetrity for the owe. The Tasmanian, which left Southampton on the 17th ult. with As West India Ina, szperieeeed s Winding snowstorm la the Chaewel which must neve been dangerous to the shining that wee to the nude; of tt. The Seesaws I. sonniated to take oat the Wait India MAO on s ue b a d proximo. EI224OI2DINARY CNAROES OP lIISAL. M the Mansion-how yesterday, Mr. Heiser Blundell, &lariat as of the Lew Club, Lew Isadtution, Cheneerythne, IPSO 1111/111•111101 to answer the cols- Mr. Ise. udielter, Altalleablese, " Int eit of he (the saM Baer did, ea the 7th day al Noreaber het, an theith day el kat, and on the 7th ad I dy lth days daemon, lea, is the Oity b el London, erhg end egatheired gebthit a ara 4126Na:try libel stied enseerwhog lbw g nth hags BA dab et the names and 7 Viet.. & Mr. Humphreys sparred bagged of the asensone; and Mr. Andreae Harms for tin deig, who pleaded not il guty. Mr. Humphreys gad be appeared ep behalf of Mr. heroes Bekaa Wang gal easier, SINN MIR of Bell, Carded, end ftyea, AbMe 4 Yly mil be was sib derk to the rtaHiagateathrTbeinse, sal the preeent a an b aseneteententedtheleeprocadingewhieletookplare those usglonstes in the math of Neweratter bat. The act of parliament wain wake the eamene was Ma out via the 6 and 7 The., sag._9ll.seal weenembreasseedesein that set, vis, the/4, whisk eseeistint ony gnome shield libel another with intent stmt wasey,besbeetibehabbte arrant waathee, the 4th amnia that ray penes palietthig say ute enddegmataryhbe l , lomaing hie hews, shield be liable a psnellbs, sod the . 6th swag Wa i nany pen= publighbg • delherolig libel, gent ameba te falw, shale .fin M NM to possi He (Mr. Humpinge) should sib far the tmagua a the de dent under all than meths& Mr. therthell wee, nall reastly, • • solicitor, bet did not sow prudes, if Me nem wee as the "Law Liat ;" as/ It wee a retheribrely i t bas e b e tit eassente the oast nos Widen of Se may shareas& ea was the ore with Mr. B", rho as sumo= eion, far neestassadeine, isfishose end dab bets of the ass went bah • lengaway. Is IWO, Mr. BA wee gnu for a pertherion Hated Beare, • sellebge to the country, who brought is SWIM wean Mr. Shun for libel, end a verdict tar 601. was eldelest setr ra ldr. Blundell. In 1853 Mr. Blemedell libelled Mr. pee which another action was brought,oesducted dr' e pee Bali ; and' this tine a verdiet for 11001. wee eigniesed genet Mr. Blundell, who, finding himself make to pay the damage& took the basset of the Inaba* Are. In 1466, Mr. Hheadell wrote • latter to Mr. Belton which he stated that if Mr. Bell paid Ids 1,6001, together with 1001. additional to be paid to the Law Inetlados, or some charitable society, he (Mr. Blundell) woad not expose Mr. Bell sad his proceedings any Kr. limns enbnittedi lint • Mier written in 1866 could :ernseilin with the Ninnies, which era for Miele Novenhe end Deakins; het, and the prison month of January. Mr. Menephreye hod no intention of melting that letter any pen tithe charge, bathe intended to read it for the purpose of showlog a motive opon the part of Mr. Blundell—namely, the extortion of sextry—which would being the detail. den under the third motion of the set. That letter shined that Mr. Blundell era determined to have money, mid from the date of that letter, is 1866, down to too poet time, Mr. Blundell had ontinued monthly, or shoat weekly, to write kitten to Mr. Bell, of a non defamatory obareciter. The more immediate cictunsleacso of the case, however, arose out of an iitmengetion which took pima be fore the *aunty bench of mazionsta• at Kingston-on-Therms, la November, 1869, when Major Tarry wee witting as chair men. The investigation related to a pampa named Spout, who wee eltargod with ending • thrones* lain to It,. Bell, the complainant, in that letter. Bposi threstemod both Mr. Bell sad Mr. B , reight, the clerk of minim at the Old Bailey, that he would murder them, and upon that Amp the megietrates oommitted his far trial. Immediately upon the pablitietion of the proceedings in the nowspapen Mr. Blundell addressed a letter to the magiatream, in which be mokeed a second totter, which he requested them to hand to Smog; and at tins mine that* he went • copy of each of those letters to Mr. Ball. The tree el the two letters wait ea follow, : - Livery, Law Inetitutlen. Lortdos, 7th Nov., 1869. " Sir and pet In the Mama of flaturday last I observe a paragraph rdertng to a charge brought Wore you in petty seesioak et KiegetarocrTbusee, by James Bell, an attorney is that town, spina tee William fittrang, for an alleged threatening later, ha Sprang was (se I gather from the report) remanded by yen, to amble him to obtain the aid the "1 keow nothing vhsteaw of Sprang, whose conduct, if k be each se lame* Bell charges egateet biro, can, of course, be ha nowise justified; of Jame 801 l (if he be a partner in the dim of Bell, Cowden, and Boyce, of Clunatralsee, Lon don) I know • great da l, sad Ido not or at all slander hint when I may that he le a planefWe, well-drateed, reepeaelly offluaseted, and decently attired scoundrel, and that I hare ream to believe cud do believe hint to be capable of any ropery not requiring hardihood in It. pro =. Knowing Ida, eia nave had too good reams to rn, 1 wool& not myself for • moment credit his testi. nosy (if intoorreborated_ ) against Spree& excepting indeed that part In which he desmibee himself se brio( in bodily May I request the favour of transmitting the Inolossal (which I leave open for your previous perusal) to Sprang, whose address Ido not know P I have by this poet sent copies of it end of this letter to James Bell. You will, of MUM, coesider /ourselves at Snarly either to show, or hand him, the origin. 1 have the honour to be, sir and menUemen, .our very faithful servant, "B. BLUNDRIL, " Immediate. " The Chairman and Meglatratesof Tatty Session, Kingston-upon-Thames." The lefty foe Spate (whom be oath Sprang) Is this : "Library, lA. Institution, London, Nov. 7, 1859. Efir,—l observe in the Ttimes of Saturday that you are remanded by the magistrate' to petty sessions at Kiugetoe orTheases, to enable you to procure counsel to defend from • charge brought against you by oos Jeans* Bell, en attorney fa that town, for seeding him a threatiming dc. .. lu rreourie, if you have done so, you have acted very wrongly, and your conduct cannot be for one moment just!. fled. As I, however, well know James Bell, and, in spite of his plausible manner., decent eppearance,end (as I am informed) respectable 00131111Ziell., believe bun to be • thorough scoundrel, +bow unoorroborated testimony I would not for • esommat oredlt, I write to ray that if you thlak my evidence of the villa one oeshot of which Bell has been guilty, not ones or twits bat repeatedly, towards me con avail you, yea base bat to out your attorney in oommitnica- Uon with me and you shall have it. " I leave town to-morrow (Tuesday) fora few days ; bat your own or year adviser's letters would reach me. I expect to be beck again ea triday. I have quitted the profess at all event. for the present, or I would myself act for you " The JUNO Bell to whom I refer is tee senior partner in the firm of Bell, Cowdeil, sod Boyce, formerly of Gray's incosonere, then of Raymoad•boUdinge, uftstrarsids at L-adenbell-street, and now of Cleamatta-Bars, Landmel. reset. Bell, Cowdell, and Boyce aro in the Lim List described Tailietosotaty Agents.' I know no lam, and me • Haag to believe all geed of Cowdell and Boyce. mention this to prevent the peasibility of mistake or edema cepaioa, there Max mimes the emothere Si my late prefees stun several who bear the name of ' sad MI stademia. I peed this tbrough the chairmen nod maletres, d the petty session, Kineston-upensThan, se I dolt know year =. we Mr. Sell eacy.— say %yr yom Y gime of I Mae If Ws 1. eare. " To Sareaa." " fee.. L saaaa-t, MB. The two Wigs wen the foundetioa of the charge, but there men essay other bites which It would be mecomary to pot before the court. The bat letter of the two already read was addressed to the osoAtftsra tee of Kingston, and Wei Tam and opined by timthe Mayer o el bo headed it to Major , bomb f mag ;bytesistratas A , w sa gave that loner to Mr. Bell, bredgng that that Wooded for Spans amid be mat beck to Mr. Blame* Oa With Doetember, Mr. Bits/dell wrote a hitter to the Moms tleaeosry, a copy of which be mat to Major Terry, Mr. Young odious), sad Mr. Boll; and in that letter he sailed attention to the cam of epos& and intimated that If the Home borstary did not Klisr be (Mr. Blundell) should be nadir the MOW idly of ploo*r the matter la the heeds of indspankat sear tors lot paribusset. (The letter was reef. Is a Uttar to Mr. Young, of the firm of Dcaborough, Yaw% sad Des borough, he said he bad latelj boss In showing up eons of the moat flagrant prof oa the pert of Mr. Bell, and that skosM Mr. Wank be hod a oharacter worth steering, or soy shames' at all, he might, perhaps, wish to inatitats sad that ho (Mr. Blundell) skald bibs hotter. (Litter read.) After receiving them letters Mr. I, being dark to the Kingston megistratas, did not wish to take say public proessdiagy if ha amid avoid it, and be therefore sow Mr. Young, the primaser'e solicitor, with the view of getting that gestlenma to oak Mr. Blundell for an apology. Mr. Young vet readily saw Mr. Blundell with that intimation, but 88r. Blodell was turbot, and commenced to libel Mr. Ball de aovo ; sad en the 7th instant he wrote • litter to Mr. HAL, in which he said that if that gsatlsman imagined he had say intaglios of apologistug he wan very much mistaken, but that if Mr. Bell chars he had no ob jection to meet him at Mr. Young's °Mors ; and as Mr. Bell was himself his informant so to his (Mr. Bell's) awn wrong doings, to give him aa oppor tun ity of aoknowledglng that its bad belied and skadtrad himself when he deceived sad cheated him (Mr. Blundell). Is the sans 'otter he accused Mr. Bell of having, In conjunction with two other profes sional men, since dead (Mr. Berjasnt Allen and Mr. Berjeant Clark), chested him of upwards of 3,0001; and that letter, in feet, was as Mellow so could well be ontosived. On the 11th of Jsagary liimadall addressed another letter to Major Terry, and then the magi strates at Kingston thought Mr. Bell was bound to take tirodings, and issue the ptmaat complaint. In c ,aclaebn, his (Mr. Humphreys) would nerd • few linos so to the oitialos which Mr. Binsabil bandy publicly expressed of that pm thews whom he bed dais so scandalously libelled. It hod already bean stated that two actions for libel were brought monist Mr. Blundell in 1860 and 1563, in both of which Mr. Bell wog agent fir published,th intiff. Between those two makes Mr. Bimodalin which, referring to thie aemplaiaaat's dim, said he knew nothing of Mr. Boyce; bat of Mr. Bulbs cold, " I have frequently mat him. I !mow hint to be a guallostan, and believe him to he a seftelar." Mr. J..N Ben send Major Tarry were then examined, and preyed the restlpt of tha different Wen, which were put is. Mr. Hamm ohs shatainad keen ace-enemisation. said be MI es Mann ha admitted Me pi/Moats& et libels by Mr. Blintdall ; but he denied that them wee any 'Mennen ups the pastel that gentleman to Wort money; sad be shal low/ Ms right at the oomplaimat to pat fa • Wise written so far he& as 1866 for the purpose of panda; up sush • elnege. Tb foot was his sliest had a motive for pabbahing th.Weels„ and he was anxious that ths ease Mould be mat to anethse coast, when he would Its papered to state the why ad the ..!refs_' the whet he bad dose. Mr. AMAMI flab (who sat far the Lad Mayor) said tie Litter written in 1866 marled bhe se to the attempt to Wart , and he should thenfore commit the defendant fa Mal lb. the.. seations of the act referred to by Mr. flampineys. The defendant wee committed accordingly upon his ow. 2001. surrender for trial at the next seas ions tg o[ the to Central Criminal Court. At the Lambeth Police-Court yesterday, Thomas Nugent was charged with libel against Mr. Willies Who m eohoolmaster, betides, Essex. Mr. Tindal Ad dams mewed for the complaisant, and stated that in the norm of July, 1868, the weirdest attend into the smite of Mr. Wiseman as tote, sled wee slier tie mil Norm le Deign of the nine men= his period of esthete theta were velem reuses of ommbeint maim Mite pled* of whisk we W dinginetments I with the pwrie t eml hie beenegsweemened ef them be fore • bed of moirm ies es Witham Ise so Gaged meinit, • eseplalst wale wen ermineiL When Andra the detmdelet hesieltheneeeednag MN& yawn inery, bee lir. Winne* onsiineet his mined to nothing nese *so the 86 iambs wag be ids inthilerment, sod the Genesquees wee that the biter had to send for a policemen to remove him ken his promisee. In the December following the elentodent commented en edits against Mr. Wiegman for 621., the moms of babas* to be due to him, but in the Febrievy inswing it me Arminian, sod in the en gem of IBA Mr. Weems& brought en mini ennui him for Moder, bat es the advice of Mr. Bell, his attorney, die sentimel it, knowing that if he got damages he should not be .bin to pt • penny Ikon the defendant. Nothing more was herd of the tinniest for some time, but at length Mr. Aisne elionvend that be had written to the College ci Peoespecan sod mho to the parents and friends of the boy, et his school, end la int engine system of annoyance which tethered II hepetetive upon him, Mr. Wiseman, in vindica tion of his ormecter, se well se the character of large este bliermenee whin he bed condaceed for upwards of 20 men, Menai She slightest stigma or even the breath of °Gansu'', to adept the preemie proceedings. TM horse II•11 bore reed the libels, which oonsieted in a eerie el Was, the let being es follows: " 7. Vliotheilintreet, Welwortb. " Wiemmen—l booby inform you that I wrote to the Col lege of Preceptors, reclaiming th em to invite you to mist ms berm the ninth to answer to my oompialet I might have simian yus, bun they declined to innefere, and returned my letter ; Iheoapea I have resolved to send • copy of that letter lo se "my glebe boys' perente es I can find. 1 kom sired* plated me copy to the uncle of Moder Leech, at Celthester. Now V, se yes sey, every lamest man is anxious to wove* himself to be hmen end you consider yourself one of these hornet me, of corm you cm have no objection to meet me before the creence. This is so telling matter, for in the said letter I use these words : I mother WilleMeil quite unit fur Ws position es a schooksmeter. He ie • most abominable lying scoundrel, an impostor end cheat, &c.' Are you willing to meet me before the conned, or any other meeting, to Mar your °bygone? You Meth either de sty . at nos me bent* • British jury. T. MIOZNT." " To the Council of the College .1 Preceptors. " 7, El mben-street, Walworth, Doc. 16, 1859. " Gentimen—Tbeeibligetita every men ie under to ex, on Ie non Warm me to es', thee from whet I know of William Whom's, of lelvidon, I ermine him quite milt for hie pains ea seheelemeeter. I mm smarm to prove to you that he is a most abominable lying scoundrel, an im poster sad cheat, anything but a pathogen Only give me • hearing, and I will prove to you that his conduct is highly connoted to make liars sod blackguards of his pupils. I had rather not go into detail here, but think it may be moomery to call your attentive to the following two extracts from the Essex newspapers to prove the test The following is part of Wieeman's meths (mated) et the examination at Helvedon, Christmas, 1866, mod the mermen were end —. Mr. Wiseman said • greet deal of suspicion used to be attuned (and justly so) to many examinstions of this kind. The boys were examined for the occasion, and there we a kind of understanding between the master and the meson appointed to examine. This war not the principle upon which he (Mr. Wiaemsn) scud, The Royal College of Precepters, of which he was • member, we Instituted for the purpose of redeeming the character of the private schoolmaster, whose position in society bed hitherto been a very inferior one. And am every honest man woe anxious to prove himself to be Moat, he invited the college to send their ezeminere, trentles me to whom he wee a perfect stranger, to his school, and make their awards acceding to what they found to be the theinmente of the pupils. The company present had la mmed the searching character of the emanation ; end them gentlemen, if there hod bees • • screw loose,' would have exposed it, and delighted in doing so. (Hear, hear.) What their report might be be did not know—end be might odd that he did not are—(laughter)—for he wee me of those who did his duty and looked fearlessly at the mum peewee. (Applause.) He knew this, however, that they were perfectly independent men, and would as on give so adverse opinion es • favourable one, provided it we. de serving. &0., &a" Here follows at moms length an extract from the sperm of one of the examiners at Helvedon, in Midsummer last, eulo gistic of the high chancier and position of Mr. Winsome, and giving the names of several gentlemen who had been educated wider his are, and many of whom were at present holding high and distinguished positions. After wk the defendant, In alluding to the certificates given by the ye wizen says For my pert, I would not give 2d. e dorm for them, wither would I entreat Wiseman with the morel sod heart training of my boye—eo, not if Wiseman gave res 1001. a year for it. How do I know that be would be better heated than poor young was ? I do not like settirme schoolmasters. There bos bees too much drunkenness, too much adultery, too mach cruelty, end too much owlet fever at Solved= to please ne." The letter coseledis—" You are at liberty to let Winona we this. I keep a copy, which I intend to reed at a public meting.—l em, gentlemen, your obedient sermar,—Tmomse Ntr01111'." After the reeding of !unbar docomente, Mr. Wideman miscalled Into the witness-box, and on being sworn, and he was proprietor of Kelvedoa halal. which scboloefic totablishthent he bed conducted for marl= years, and had under his Margin present 140 beside.. Le July, 1868, he engaged the defeedget as one of hie niters, end he had not been long In his establishment when he had cease to lied fent with him on his mode of terming the boys, sad more particularly with his repeated Menem cenesdslate of the pupils. lo tact, so unpoptiter did he berme with the boys as for a short time to get them Into a state of perfect com motion., end he wee therefore obliged to give him mho to leave, sad ultimately got rid of him with some difficulty, hewing been obliged to have • policeman to remove him frost the premien. Before giving him notice to leave, however, be (Mr. Wiseman) bad taken much trouble to explain to the thfrodeet how he might become popular anionget the boys; hot so extraordinary wits his tamper that he Gould sot eat upon his recommendation. Os receiving the deindent's letter, doted, " ElicithethYrest, Wongetb," be (Mr. Then) se ours procredsd to Colchester, where ,be sew Mr. Leech, who was uncle end guardisa to , no of the boys in big school, end that gentlwasa gam him the letter be pendund. That letter, se wall es the various documents read by the kented counsel, end ell ef them of • libeling character, were in the hendwritfog of the defendant. Tho witness was subjected to a bug and rembfieg _ones enntiestion by the defendant, but the WM totally idled be therms • partials of jestilkstace, bet, on the cookery, strongly aggravated Me 061101. The defendant also pt. anted in patting in some dominants which wave additionally libellous, and examined ewe witnesses, whom evidence did not aseiat him in the leash In roily to tieecies a ge, - the defendant said be had not gone behind the beak of the complainant, bat soled openly by wetting to him, end elseing whet he hid deism Mr. Nodes—Yak but yea should ham node some in quiries bike* yen yreaudgebel these fearful libels. Here is • gentiunsa whs keys s Msgs. led, as it ammo, a most raped** =hod foe the eimeglen of youth--a gentleman to whom awraeter is al the list emesquenc•—..d you, with out the eficseew at pelmet, dory him with brim a list end a person unfit for hit pukka i and state that droakennese and adultery ere permitted in bis respectable establishment, and all this without tie slightest epousde. Oa Obi °harm I shall commit yea to take yaw trial at the Old Bailey, but shall not object to atisspt of god bill for your appessonoe there. _ . _ 36. Wiseman was thea bound over is the usual way to prosecute, sad the rimer wan tally committed for trial. MARXE7S. SUGAR.—Tbe average ;dos of brown or Muscovado sager, the produce of the British P 011101•10011 in Americo, for the week ending Jan. 17, is Ns. 9jd perowt. exclusive of the duties of customs peed or payable t herein.—No return of the tale of brown or Muscovado sugar, the produce of the Matutius.—The a price of brown or Musco vado sugar, the produce of the Best lies, for the weekend ing Jae. 17, is 32e. hid. pea cwt.—Th em e average prim of the two foregoing descriptions of anger, jointly, computed as above, and exclusive of duty, is 295. hid. per cwt. BRISTOL, JAN. 20. —Our market has assimed nth,/ gigot tone this week, and the assortmeat offering b indifferent the trap actions sines our last report art i fin v i er ted y to about 200 hhda. Barbados', for which fall prices have been realised. Rainer"' produce continue' to sell to a fair extent, at about former prices, but the market is without animation. Bum in more demand, and about 200 puns. Demerara hays been disposed of at 2s. to 2s. ld. per proof gallon, which is easier. COTTON.—LIVERPOOL, lAN. 20.—The week opened with increased &Linea, and on Saturday the market was fiat, with an anxiety on the part of sellers to realise; bushier was dens in American descriptions, especially in Upload and Mobile, at a decline upon me current rates of thistle; weak of full id. per lb. On Monday there was lass irregulerity, and on Wednesday great activity prevailed, 18,000 helms being sold, and the lost ground was regained. Yesterday the sales were reported at 16,000 bales, but there was not the same tons at the doge ail on the previous day, the aggregate aisles as reported daily were estimated at 67,000 balm, the actual returns sum up 103,780 balm, the excess being com pletion of contracts to wive and the quantity sent from skip'. side to censtuners. Speculaton have taken 14,030 bans of American, 160 Egyptian, and 160 Santa; exporters 10,390 balm of Ameriown, 800 Parasols, 260 Bahia, 30 Egyptians, and 8,460 Borate, end the Of di 89,810 balm. Them are at sea for this port 178,186 balm of Anserican, and 78,771 Swats, against 160,857 American and 63,131 Santa same time last year. There is a good demand to-day, which inners seem disposed to meet. The sales of the day may ex ceed 10,000 bales. COTTON GOODS.— Martmiserin, JAN. 20.—The whet continues Wive, and asks appear only to be limited by the production available for sufficiently early delivery. In light shirting', madepollams, jacconets, and other Intim suitable to Calcutta, the contracts are already so lane as to close the door against new engagements for delivery Wale the end of next month, and in some cases even later. Cases are mentioned of contracts for cloths, the manufacture of which cannot be commenced before March and Apnl, aud the completion of which ie not guaranteed before late in the year. Of coarse them are exceptional came, and for clothe of good or peculiar makes, but they show the confidence with which buyers indisposed to operate. Mae, kinds of cloth, both for borne consumption and export, are se much pre engaged that it la difficult to place new orders without extra rates for early, or moderately early, delivery. There seems to be scarcely nye:caption to the demand fee either plain or fancy goods, and prices have a conatantly advancing tendency. For yarns, the kcl. &demos obtained lest Tue.:lay is maintained, and a considerable business Is reported for home consumption, as well se for export to India, China, and the Mediternuman markets. CORN.—Cnnuieroitm, Jew. 20.—The weather has been very variable during the week—from slight frost to wet; to- day it has rained fur tarsiers hours, end in consequence the wheat was in wretched condition ; such quality was skeane unsaleable, while dry parcels and old were taken freely at fully late rates. The supply has fallen from nearly 6,000 to 1,909 qrs. Barley, See, wares and fully as dear. Beans, /rood bard case rather dearer. Wheat, 43e. 3d ; barley, 345. 4d.; oats, 21e. 7d.; hew, We. ld.; pea, 34e. U. LISOOLN, JAN. 20.—Our market been well supplied with wheat to-doh which mat osly a limited demand. Fanners asked last week'. prime, which were very relactanly given by the millers. In some curs white wee sold Is. lower. No Osage to note in other article', Toe "apply moderate. Wheel, red, 43e. to 46e.; white, 46e. to litic Barley, grind ing, 28a. to 33e.; malting, to 42e. Oath, 19s. to 28e. Beans, 41a. to 435. WAXLVIILD, JAN. 20.—With tnoderata arrivala of grain wheat continued dull, consequent on a good deal that was offering being In bad condition, but fine dry samples fetched nearly last week's rates. The males small. Good barley steady, but other deacriptions difficult to MU, sad prices were again rather weaker. Beans dull sad camper. Oats sad sinning unaltered, but not much busieres. The smogs of the week ending Jan. 18 were—Wheat, 1,961 qrs., at 48e. 24.; barley, 890 qrs., at Ws. 19d. ; and bens, 8 qrs., at 435. Bd. TRAFFIU RETURNS. MD.Pr. 14Q. 'Pahl. Told. =IMAM Ws. mire draft& MA M. Woe malt Jac. L 1 1 Animmrase atcamisim .. 1101 UM 1 , 4 en Log Lir* ...... .. ... '' 454 3.14 *oil maw AIL IL -111.3bia sal 100 n rit Jaa. IL oorm ....34 mie Oalsicoloa ....... .. ..... —. ON 4.450 HAI MCI 13.499 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTII6. Peron, Campbell, denied from Quire on the Mtn October for lon. ern, sod has not Na.. Nu beard of. Harmorala. liorgerly. from Oporto to Loans, km *Waded our tbio Voce; damns unkooro rt.—Boulogne. ha 20. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. L.Foo. from Bosom 1 r Cops of Good Hops, Jr. If, Lt 44. 100 If W. araesdoo (barque), trona lasOos foe Woos lop, KM 40, lot 24 4 . 14 a 43 W. Clistssas (WO. boa Hoop Km to Lawton 112 dop. Mot 24 13 w. Calloe (listose), Sara Islay foot Limps* NOV. SO, lot 24 11, 100 43 W. (intro' Madinah for Sydney. Jas. 11, lot 47 N. 1s 14 W. liorkoosy (torque), Vt bulls, tor Loodoo, Jos. 6, lot 24 11, 100 Si :0 W. Jobs K 444 ( 44 4). 20=0 tooth. Dee. It lot 9 I N. Is 26 27 W. Loot Out (oerqual„ trom Liverpool to Woo, Deo. 12, lot 26. los 49 W. Zulu Is), nodes toll, boot TAW Boy. Dee. 41, lat 626 N. ita 48 10 W. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES. AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. _ _ BAZZIL--Jsn. 17. at Prdeel;;;;Zed. --- oroydon, the wife of L. J. Baser. Nog, of • daughter. DEW h ATT.—Jos 15, at satooterraco. Donato& road. Dubin. the sego of R. Bennett, rag., er a eon CHASlBlile.—Jos. 19, la rl on-rni4l. Maids-rale, the wife's( D. N. tOaerbwes MeV. of s dssigtsf• Dlintlaius—sets 11. at rlstorkequese. the wife of H. petrify. Nos., 01•0311. NA la hll.—Jall IA at the WarkeSp'soa, Chlpoenhans. new., the who of Ni.?. Ewa.. of a dau,ster. If Aar/I.—Janda. st Uollowsr , the wile of E. L l WPilt.lart. o ll;, ° at New Burlington-street. the wife of the Bon. II C. Angle. of daughter. mie—Jaa. 19. at Upper oomouretrest. Portman-egos" the lion. Mrs. 0. L. Peek of a son. 1100int8.--Jan. 17, at Vuore 87gal:thorn. the wife of A. Rogers. Eq.. O . • MIL LL IN GRE.—Jan. 19. at Sadibasta. the irtfoot J. N. A. Wallin/cr. Lg.. et a ats. XARRIAGEB. • IIIAqLOPE—DIELVILL 7 Janiii It 111,7Petees. Eatornutuere, by the Ilse. B. Veleta. ILD L. L. Harlon.. rag., or Chettertou riteatordebtre. to Emily, daughter of N. Melvin. Req. lIILL—KIJKAL—Jaa.I7. Pt John's. Paddlortou, by the Ref. N. Lloelerta. C. M. WA. Lieutenant lI.M. s IStb Kest the MOO , Own liordermal. to Anna lithethelb. daugimer of J. Mutate. bed.. of Ryan _ tarkettreol Hy_ LABATT—BB gilll3ll.—Jan. 'Y. stab Mart's, Dublin, b th e Rev. M. Us aural . do Mw. A. T. LAMM le Marla. dAeibier o f the Nee. W. Me Yank 1) M.. Issesibout all Jobs's, liennymourn. LAHIII-801111411.—.110.17. at anseloy. War tclehlre. by the Rey. J. M. 11mItim. M.A. Dr. J. B. Lakin. of Eluetut, to ilannek daaattlee of Its less J. [toffee. tea. of AMmo Smote. blrrotegnant. LUNulthifl—W4Boo.—Jei 10, at an George's. Hanover ewers, tho Wu. IL K. Lonideu, ow of T. H. Length.. l w.. er Dittiqqqw' nte, e, Prthersuato, to Anna Maria Allen daughter of T. M. Wawa. P.so of flurbitowbUl. Ourny. BUY TR it—tiT,JdP.—Jaa. le. at et. Cloorgeb. Benweruqww. B . W. Smythe. Erg .to Hartnett Marta, ambler of enure, Eta 1111 9 :118(1011,4=—Jan.17. at all Palate, iloutharontoe. by the Rev. IL W r ei a Mlagtta n . M.A.. itlobard Penrose. sea of the 1 . 10 etarboek. of tbe PriorY, Milford. Booth Wake. to Mutant. demethat at L'cusey. Eau.. of mu non^ notithadtsoll. Mu MILTHS. ALLIVIITT.—Jazi. 18, Jalts Harriet* wife of the Ear. H. L. AlWatt. Plow of Demeehant. ndK aged H. AIIIITO/L—.loo. Met tte Moor Howe, BredborY. °Whiz% A.**. rebate, J. Aohtia. VA, wad 7L HICANWPT.—Jaa. ti. at Matlock. Derbyablrm. Mr. W. Benoit. WWI 111. 731.11tP.—Jius. la, J. F. Ham is of Ft. Leotard's. Nubs. leer. aged DAIIIO Id, at Old Hoak. Withint as, mar Mellawter• J. Davenport, We.. avud 7V. 01LANN—Jaa. Id. O. 02k... Bee. of Barnelow. Nallororth. Okeentionitlre. mod 76. JODROLL.—Jas 14 at Portland-Owe, lanai Caroline, elf* of Plf B. P. Jodrell, Bart. ATIIIIIL—Jan. 17. at Huntley Hall. amou. gtaffordshin. lhve Peualvere. vrlfs of the Bev 0. blather wed 41. PICIMII36II.I*—Jaa. Min Picking* &Nightie of H. W. Pick. arglilo,.. ILA, el Paraikiril= iez iaiHned.. atimum.aa. 1. at J. Bkhaidero. R•l 4o a. sod Ti. Petard sid PAM.' 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