The Express. — London, England, 1850-12-23 00:00:00

, ir ~ i IRELAND. ------- DosLIR. Dia. 21. The adjournment, sins die, of the lite intended Tenant Right demonstration in the empty Down was I looked upon very generally as a marked symptom of decay in the League, and the apparent apathy on the subject in the north has become a subject of comment. The Banner of Ulster, however, informs no that the supposed apathy was by no means real, and that a revival of the movement may be speedily expected. District meetings are to commence at the close of next week. At the Newtownard sessions, which Inn to comm , nee yesterday, processes for arreare of rent against nearly the whole of the Marquis of London duty's Down tenantry were to be tried, and that those proceedings have ben undertaken in a whole sale way never before attempted in the nortt. Mr. John Reynolds has signalised the close of his year of office as Lord Mayor of Dublin by upsetting a system of monopoly got up among the masters of co/lima and others engaged in the coal trade in Dub lin. A writs of investigations, which occupied a great portion of time during the last few weeks, ter minated yesterday at the Mansion House, and not caly has the masters' club been dissolved, but several practices leading to fraud on the consumers of cool Lave been detected and put down, and the whole sys tem of the trade so amply disclosed to the citizens, that the establishment tf fraudulent practices in it for the future must be a matter of some difficulty. The Limerick Reporter, after mentioning the con version of Mr. Mansell, M.P., to the Roman catholic faith, says: " We have also to mention the waver - 14013 to the catholic church of Lady Anna Maria Mon-' sell, sister of the Earl of Dunraven. The conversion to the ancient faith of a nobleman with a historic Irish title, and the head of the aristocracy of his native county, whose name, however, we cannot at present, for obvious reasons, publish, is confidently stated within the last few days. UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL. ORDINATIONS. His Groom the Archbishop of Canterbury ordained Om fallowing reatlemen in the perish church of Croydon, Deostaber 21, POS.—Deacons : James Cook, L.L.8., Mag deigns Hall, A mbridgeCambrdge h Putridge Cumming, Christ's College, Ca ; Henry Oak, S.C.L., Trinity Hail, Cambridge; Frederick Ouse, Gill, 8.A., Trinity C o llege, Cambridge; Walter Hamilton , 8.A., Trinity Col. Cambridge ; William Walter Kirby, BA , Qasens' College, Cambridge ; Chubs Marryat, 8.A., Queen's Col. legs, Oxford; Unuell Francis Wynn Mokeworth, RA., Branson College, Oxford; David Bruce Payne, RA , Univerety CoLege, Darnasa ; John C. Govett, Birkenhead Celkr.—Priests: Jolla David Olemile, 8.A., Christ's Col lege, Cambridge ; SWebb Lloyd,Johns, Collare, Cambridge O w lli Edward Raymond, BA., Clare Hall, Cambridge ; Jonathan Edward Tucker, 8.A., Emma. Duel Collage, Cambridge; Jame, Watson, 8.A., Corpus Christi College, Cambeidge ; N Dimock,_M.A., St. Joba's Collate, Oxford; Charles Arthur Maloney, 8.A., Lincoln College, Oxford; Edward Canis, M.A., Mend. Heil, Oxford; Wailes Wilberforce Batty., King's London ; Thomas Mew Macdonald, Birkenhead College. by the Bishop of Durham, at Auckland Cottle, the 16th invent Drettrone: Thomas Procter, BA, University College, Durham; Robert Fronds Scott, R A., In- I , Coll, Cambrige. Priests : Joseph Waite., M.A ege ~ Calamity d College, D ur ham; Thomas Ni cholson Wacnop, Licentiate in Theology, Bishop Hat. field's Hall, Dachau ; Alfred William Hobson, M.A., Bt. John's College, Cambridge ; Edward David Cr.., 8.A., Oriel College, Oxford ; George Waking= Atkinson. IS A., Quern's College, Caked; Frederick Mwtsgas, B A., Uni. vanity College, Durham; Edward Josiah flay ton, M.A., Usivarsity College, Durham; Themes Robson, Magdsleu Hall, Wore ; Robert Borsbi., M.A., University Cale, Dothan ; Charlts Like Parkinson,B.A , Bruenuea College, Oxford ; Charles Thorp, jun., B A., University College, Oa. and.—Licontod to Concise . Rev. Thi mas Procter, B.A. lo Berwick upon-'reier d ; Il.v. It'lert Francis Scott, BA., br Lt,,agotun-le spring ; it,.,. Robert Sombie, M.A., to Whickbam. Yesterday the Lord Bishop of London held a general or. diaatioa at the Chapel Royal, Whitehall. The fAlowiag gentlemea were admitted into holy reds rt.—Deacons : Hem Beek, MA, Tandy College, Cambridge ; Semi I Johaem Roddy. 8.A., Jobs'. College, Cambridge; Edward Fernsr, RA., Pembroke College, Cambridge; George Wil. ass K e t,hricy ; BA., Pembroke College, °awe ; John Homy Kula, Associate of Kiog's College, Loudon; Henry Mean, Beamaasel College, Cambridge ; Clement Charles 8 e, 8.A., Kumar College, Oxford; William iteekaoses. 8.A., Wonsan College, Oxford ; Edward Dicker, Conrad Pelee Dichiemann. Edward Thomas Hippos, Charles Ilillyer, Christian Adolphus Mann, Christian Prelble, sad Henry Stirs, of the Church Hie niesary College, Islington, fur skijor my labour abroad ; Jorrph Mayers, a literate p,noa, for asiesiooary labour abroad; William &Area Burrell, 8.A., Queen's College Oxford, by lettere dialect., from the Bishop or JllatiOL Patel.: Rev. Jobs Bask, 8.A., Wait, Cork/e, Oohed; 800 Lanford William Trnisoo Dale, 8.A., Trinity Col lege, Cambridge; Bre. David Fenn, BA., Trinity College, Cambridge; Rev. Isaac Sadler tiale, WA., Wariliala College, Valor I ; Item. John Ositrkell, M.A., Bt. John's College, Cambrike; Rev. John William Holdswerth, B A., Magda lest Cunt go, Cambridge ; Rev. Robert Roesetor MA., Trinity College, Oaturd ; Rey. Charlie Porter lock. doe. M A . Worcester CAlege, Oaturd ; Rev. William Henry M A., Christ Church, Oalorit; Rev. Samuel Pools, M.A.. Pembroke College, Oxford; Rev. John Hanna Sper ling, IS A , Trinity College, Camb,idge ; Rte. Juba Windk, ILA., Trinity College, Cambridge; Rev. Charles Adroit Lamm Reichert, of the Church Misaionary College, Is- After the ordination his lordship Boomed ha following greoUriars to comics within the diocese of Londno ,—Tlis Uri. H. Bask, 8.A., to St. Mary's, Kensiogtoe ; Rev. 8. J. Bondy. M.A., to St. Mattlies, Bethnal green; Rev. E. Fer rier, WA., to St. Martin's.ia-th•-Fields ;Rev. G. W Height. ley, 8.A., to Enfield church ; Rot. J. H. Lao:, to St. Mary's, Ilaggerstua; Bor. Henry Mean, RA., to All Sainte, (loam. Kum.; Ray. C. C. Sharpe, 8.A., to All Hallows, Raining; Soo W. Stackhouse, 8.A., to St. Luke's, Old serest; its,, J. Back, B A., to St. John the Evangelist Weetnamiter; Rev. L. W. T. Delo, BA., to St. Palms; Church ; Be,. 1). Fain, 8.A., to St. Pad's Coyest-garden•• Rev. 1. 8. Hake, 8.A., to Harrow; Rev. J:Oaltakalf, M to St. Jaws, Borland; Rey. J. W. Holdaworth, B to St. John's, Nottingbill ; Rev. R. R. Helton, MA ;to Bt. Sanibel, Kensington ; Bev. H. W. Mikes*, M.A., to Christ Chinch, St Pancras; Rev. 8. Peek, M. A. , to St. Mary's, Paddington ; Ray. J. H. Sperling, B A., fit. Mary's, Immingham; Rev. J. Midis, M.A., to St. Mary's, White shape I. NAVAL ADMIRALTY, Ihic.2l.—: - ATroiNnnwre.--Acting Maw Thaw Km, to Ilut Pandora . .. . . Mum's Amounts: John Reid and W. J. W. Yelland, to the Vokano ; U. W. Bantu, to the Borate. C. Fos, to Our Queen; sad T. J. Jones, to the AmpAtinto. Posyskorrif, Dec. 22.—The Hogue, 00, screw guard ship, Captain blardougall, took in her powder and shell on Friday, and nib d from Spithead yesterday, at 11.30 sae., on her voyage to the Corset Cork.—The Eery. din, 26, la the Bum, is Wag prepared for oommiesioaing. The lantana*, 12, Commander J. U. (hoop, programs rapidly fur completion for deputies foe New Zealand.— During the short time the Phaeton, 60. Captain Elliott, remained here undergoing sppaces of damages suffered in the nisi cruises with Commodore Martin's squadron, the large number of 2'2 of her crew deserted. This number eo•pribed 0 A.B.'s, 4 petty officer-, 2 marlin, 3 ordinary mamma, 1 first class boy, and 3 sieond cleat. A reward of N. sue has been offered for their apprehension. We bare heard of nothing in the ship or the character of het officers to account for this wholesale desertion ; but it is probable that the constant daty anJ kr qm of and great fatigue incident to the part the Pintails has taken in the late trial cruises el the western squadron may hare something to du with it. Till above desertions are, we learn, independent of,. considerable number of dlsaleads from the Phaeton on account of incom petesey, had kilobits, Ike. Moinitris, Dtc. 4.—H.111.6. Wellesley (Vice- Ads'bal the Earl of Deadensld), the Mikes, tee Plumps, and the Sappho were at Bermuda ; 11.11 B. Strewth aed Alarm were crafting ; Inflexible. at Nicaragua , Persian, at Pert Royal. MILITARY. THI atritouszo beckzAss OF THIS AimY.—The Unita ibreiss Gamete, in annalsg to a pangesph as this subject which lately appeared in the Bniish Army Dirwatek, states " Thus is no intention vintner of augmenting the force by a single sun ; on the contrary, a further diminution will probably take place soon after the meets' of parlia ment." DEATHS OP GENERAL OFTICESS.—Eifnce 1846 IP massy as 108 poen' officers have died. THE L tTE FATAL COLLIERY EXPLOSION AT THE Moira CULLIZAT.—The Inquest, held before Alexander Cathhertson, corium, and a respectable irry, at the Globe laa, Aberavon, on the body of James airs. one of the usiormaate sufferers by this explosion, has brought to seism, and bat resulted in a verdict which, if it does not es regards criminal consequences amount to one r saa ✓ightar, Ist M its nicest censure approaches very closely to Ir. The verdict returaed by the Jury was as follows : We Bari AAA the evidence la sot t to wartaat as la is a verdict of nmeslaeghter, but upon the bare pridessee of Foster (one of ths employer of the arm) Idsaaelf, h e is highly censurable, and net worthy to hold the important g ou da he is entrusted with, and that this unanimous =al the jury bs sommanicated to lessee. India and 14 , essaarta, traria, that they will deal with Ida r d ie a s e f izaaral; tad we art Parr, of opinion that Di r . L a ... vow exclusively and, the unfatazate ansiderat i this 'o hni ai me d would have been avoided. We dad a tug t h e ja,th efrlanim Squire was ralattaL" 3. Kamm Ba si k we g. Nog., the goverameat eMr, at: Naiad sad saleted fa tha *Wu, and Woe* me. iambi OM Vast Wm lap. EQUITY COURT6.—BATITZDAT. Immo vim Loss CIILIWALIOIL BIIIIIIIILL IP. Ti. BAST ANGLIAN RAILWAY COVITAWY, 111 Parra Bowns.—Bxaccriox Casnrroa.—Raosress. Mr. Bolt mad Me form of the order agreed epos byte cenassl on be* sides la this sass for kis Lordship'ten (see the 3tisigiasst ef Ms Lordship in the Express of Friday). Mr. Bolt afterwards, ia the wane of the day, asked leave to present • petit/en on behalf of another szecntios creditor of the above rionspeny, praying that h. also nay be allowed to meats his judgment ovine% the company's car riages and other affects, notwithstanding the passed= of them by the !seam in the cease. His Lordship said the petition might, of coarse, be pre tested ; and, to the warn of Nome msavereation between kiln sad Mr. Bolt, it was amused that the petition should be beard by one of the vice-chancellon. His Lordship then heard and divined of two 'pedal saws in bankruptcy, "In re Gradgintoa," and " In is Kaniot," which prseanted no point worth noticing. He affirmed Vice- Chancellor Knight Braos's orders in both. Barone eu Munn or rem Bout. BLitt anlOoa e. Banoure.—ftentivita. Mr.Tanter, with whom was hir.E.Webster, moved in this cue, in behalf of the plaintiff, for • receiver of certain real /stow in Stalfordahlre, formerly the property of Mr. Thomas Bainbrigge, deceased. The object of the suit wu to set addle a will, made in 1818, by Thome. Ssinbrigge, in favour of ' Mary Anne Balobrigge, and her issue, she bring the daughter of Elizabeth Arnold, the reputed daughter of the testator, and to set up a prior will of the testator, dated 12th August, 1815. The testator was a person of eccentric habits, and it wu alleged by the bill that he was in such a state of mind at the time of making the will of 1818 as to render it void. An Tune wee directed by the court to try the validity of this will, which wu tried at the loot &mixes for the county of Stafford, and a verdict wu given for the plaintiff to this suit, setting &aide the will of 1818. A rule nisi for a new trial had been obtained, but it had not been made absolute. The defendants, who claimed under the will of 1818, were still in receipt of the rents of the es tates. And the present application woo made in order to have the rents received and paid into court to abide the tendt of the litig►tion. Meson. R. Palmer and Prior opposed the application. The Muter of the Rolls expressed his opinion that the °mut had jarisdiation to interfere. He would look at the affidavits sad consider the cue, and send a note of his deci sion to the regfatrar. Hamm Loan au/yearn Climate/calm )• CHAMBERS v. TAYLOR. Mr. Taylor applied for the discharge of the defendant, who bad been in prison for contempt in not answering, ever sinew 183.5. It appeared that the contempt had been cleared in 1836, bat that the prisoner had nevertheless ever sines continued is eonfinement. The tame motion had been made on Wednesday last, and had bees directed to stand over, that the plaintiffs might be served with notice. AU the plaintiffs had since bees served. His Lordship mid the process of the court would have to suffer the discredit of the defendant's long confinement, though it bad, &abates, arisen from bit own obstinacy. Mr. Taylor said it had arisen rather from the defendant's igneraties than his obstinacy; and the feet of his Simmers ties had bees overlooked by the persons appointed under Sir Edward Begdea's Act to visit the prison. His lordship made the order asked, and observed that the defendant amid hardly have failed to pensioned of his right to be ellseharged, if he bad Wes really desirous of having the prises. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.—SATtraDAY. lIIITLIMA AT Nu Pam AT CIV.DIIAII,-81700.3 LOW) CUL/11111 - LCD A SfICIAL Jean. DANIELL O. CIALLIS ADD AMOTISSZ.—ILLLIOSD ILLIOAL CONVIRSION Or GOODS SOLD WWII AM BISCOIIOI4. This was as maims ot trim, wiling oat of the affairs of Mr. Bobs, the bookseller, to moms damages for the loss of a considerable sweat of property, which it was said the de fendants had converted to their own use. They bad pleaded the general issue ; also, that the plaintiff was not possessed ; and, 'gaily, team and Imenee. The Solicitor General, Mr. Cowling, and Mr. Sewell ap. peered for the plaintiff; and Mr. Seward Shoe, Mr. Cham bers. Q.C., Mr. Bramwell, and Mr. Burchell for the de leafiest& This trial occupied the court two days, and was concluded at 7 o'clock this evening. A great deal of documentary sad oral evideuste was adduced on both sides; the general reader will, however, best understand the case from a short mina tire It appeared, from the statements of counsel and the evi dence, teat the plaintiff was a solicitor, residing at Melksharo, fa Wiltshire, who sued in his capacity of trustee under a asr'esn deed of trait. He complained that the defendants, had illegally seised property which belonged to partis in sack deed, and that eves if the property wee liable to at isure it bad been takes by the defendants in collusion with a per son named Hoare. The defendants, the late sheriffs of Middlesex ' were only nominally the defeedanm, the real defendant being Stomas, their officer, by whom they were iadenindied. The action, as we have before stated, arose out ..I the affairs of Mr. B ob,, the bookseller, known to all. That gentleman had collected a valuable stock of books of erect variety ; bat, his purchams having exceeded his sales, became embarrassed, and in the year 1844 wry made • backrupt. Ills credit, however, dui not coffer, and some of his friend*, including the Bishop of Llandaff. purchased the whole of the property for the sum of 1,5001., and left him to carry on the liminess, with the complete management of the whole of the stock. After that tome Mr. Bobs increased his stock very largely, so that in the year 1845 it was worth from 7,0001. to 8,0001. By these means and by the accept. arm of bills ler debts due before his bankruptcy, he again hisonme embarrassed for want of ready money. In them eilecanutanois be was introduced toe Mr. Hem", • solicitor, in Lincoln's-ion fields, and by degrees placed himself en tirely in his heads. Is the year 1845 Mr. Bob,, in order to secure to Mr. Hoare certain advance" which he had made, and others which he might make, to the extent of 4,0001., megned to him all the property which he possessed which had not been previously assigned to the Bishop of Llandaff ; and by • subeeptent deed of the 23rd of January, 184 G, for securing the sum of 3,0001 advanced by one Cep , ain Look, the brother in-law of the plaintiff Daniell, the said property was assigned to Beaten, upon Mutt, alter satisfying Captain Long 's claim, to ware what might be due to Hoare, and the residue to Mr. Bohn. It was lelfgelted by Mr. Hoare that as the property was of • ffactuathig character, it would be well that there should be • judgment registered against Mr. Bohn, in order that C "Mtn Long might at any time come down open l ara w proporty sot 'signed by the deed ; and that ro pposition assented to by Captain Long, it wee accor dingly data pea the execution .1 the deed of January, 1846, Mr. John B , ohs, Mr. Jams Bohn's brother, was pat into ' possession undei the plaintiff, and Mr. Janus Bobs continued as before to canyon the business. The business was in 1846 moved to Ne. 66, 8.. James's-street, where Mr. Hoare occupied the first mud second noon in his bureau as an attorney. A further dud wee, on the 11th of August, 1816, executti, whereby Mr. Bohn, by direction of Captain Ling and Mr. Hoare, by way of thither assurance, usthned all the property whisks he then possessed to the plaintiff Mr. Daniell; and us tee month of October Mr. Daniell's case was put up on the front of the shop,_ At that time nothing was due from Mr. Bohn to Mr. Hears, the latter having received the 3,0001, from Captain Long, and having repeld himself the &dunces which he had made to the extent of 1,700 e., lad keeping the sum of 1,3001. for the purpose of making further advances. Io that you there was a balance' in Mr.Zohn's luau ; but Mr. Hoare got into difficulties, sad It was alleged had enstethoured to destroy every account which might show the value of the property. It however appeared that the value of Ile. Bohe's property could be accurately ascertained: for prior to that time Mr. Bohn had had • estalog.e of ,his property printed, with the selling pries of Neal article amazed. It would thus appear that the tto .. /zarr worth 12,0001., indepeadently of the books be ta the Bishop of Llsnds2. If 201. per cent. Irmo =1 as an allowance to the trade, that would still leave nearly 10,0001, as the value of the property. In November, 1846, without communicating with Mr. Daniell or Captain Loeg, Hoare directed his clerk Howell to issue • I. fa. upon the judgment which had been recovered opine Mr. Bohn, and the sheriff wee put in possession cm the 12th of November, Mr. Bohn being at Oxford at the time. Mr. Hoare then sold 0001. worth of books at 8 Alm by's, but failing to sell the remainder, • bill of male was exe cuted by 61whael, the thane's officer, whereby the property, worth 10,0001., was made over to Mr. Hoare for the nominal consideration of 1,6001. It wee the duty (meld the lensed counsel) of a sheriff to ascertain the value of the property which he serest and in this butanes he ought to have referred fur that pupae to Ms. Bohn, whose stub it was, but this was not dense. The poverty was the. sold by a furniture sac denser, in Cheasery lam (Mr. Pries), who could not be expected to know Se Wee of each kind of works. Accord ingly, they were lumped Septihsr in the meat extraordinary way, and in the meshes, *MA was compiled blunders were made in the description of the works whisk were of the meat ludicrous character. Now, this tale was wader • tau dulcet enmities ; or, at all events, a portion of the property seised be to lir. Daniell under the deed r o=ust, 50 1. Mr. slier he disarmed all these p, bed beam s& Maur b ankrupt The learned counsel then &s -cribed haw Mr. Isis's maimearipte sad ppm had been diessversd by Ms Mrs up and destroyed `sae of the collate et the hew la St. Jummesonst, hem whisk he bad re moved six mob tell at meamaripte, prime, mad eorrespond eau of • valuable demerlptlem, mad ormaleded by sayirg that the Nee wee ems of the meet essailalou which had been brought into a 00117 t Of Judie. For the defence it was contended that • colour bad been given by Mr. Bohn to his transestions with Mr. Hoare, which the facts did not warrant. Mr. Bohn had been served with a writ of summons and • notice of declaration, prior to judgment being signed by default, end there could be no doubt he knee what the conuqueaces must be as well se any man In the legal profession. It was clear that Mr. Bohn knew that there were legal proceedings against him in November and December, for he bad himself seen Biomes, the sheriff's officer, on his premises in November, and he must have known that the object of all those prate:Hap was to complete the security which had been given to Captain Long. It was also contended that from first to last the whole control of the pro and in ' stitution and undue of heel peoeeed gi, wee en treated to Hoare, with the All howled/4 sad gement 'of Daniell; sad if the juy wore eallided that all which Hoare had dose wee by the astkertty of Drelell they meld net peully had a nr.ilet yam the fielkidengl ii t sc fligh all be Wart a sadist spinet Mek ism Lettere were put 1m miasma, and several wheaten idled to prove that Demi& artruird lha whoa mighttlinall of property sail easwellito add salsa ON Idt what he plowed ilt Capella Leag i jaivir a I sit ON rpm dosing hie moldier noon had %phi Ems's THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 23, 1850. Wrested to hha by Mr. Deafen to pet eat es esserity, sad L wade the admen whisk bed love referred to to Beta; that Hoare had the rasa astral of Betts's busi est fns 'sassy, 1846, after the secatioa of the deed of the 23rd of that Reath ; that when Mr. Bobs required no. say Elcare 'applied Mat mat of moneys of Copt. Leap sod his own; a n d that tillelltide VMS Used is November, upon a judoists obisimed Y ohs ponies mask el Fe -o=2 Mess, lad Snout @swat whisk scold be made of the gob lass iniw the writ el A. fa. Lord Caspbell keels/ sassed up, pay retired for ball ea hoar, sad at mesa eelosk ease fate court with • sordid foe the pkiatlff—desas,os, 6,0001. COTTON.—LMUireOt, Dna 21 —The sales of cotton to del are estimated at 8,000 bales, and coedit of about 800 reralln- and Ilannbam, 8 to 81 ; SOO Bakis, 8i ; 1,000 Meat ea, 71 to 9; 1,000 Surat, 6i to 8. Total ethos Themeiley, 14,019.1; import sines Thareday,6,ooo. The mar keg dense egMa with a ha:deaths tendesey ; the easier toes atTaMerday is gone compared with Friday's atm, gulls ef all Maio it. lull. Materithsras, Dam 21.—There has been an edam* maeket, both es regards parts and sloths, throughout the week, and the tone of Weems today is healthy and fully sustains this character. The demand on all sides has been such as to °mein' a hardening of prim almost with each traosseion. Some of t►e largest purebases have been on China account, and buyers for that quarter, and for India generally, are giving advances on all their pur chases. The Germans are oleo purchasing moth extensively, thereby showier more °mildews in the maintenance of purest rater The 'dykes from Constantinople, for most descriptions of goods and yens, are better, and consequently the Greek houses here are *pantie; to a larger extent than has been the case for some months. The home trade bosses are beginning to resume their usual activity, and have given SD advance of id. to id. of a pound on yam, upon the quota tions of Monday; and on the whole the market closes with an appearance of great buoyancy and Annum One feature in the market which tends much to maintain its present cheerful aspect, is the absence of stocks. To this rule, indeed, I have only heard of one exception, and that a large shippiog establishment (manufacturers as well as merchants) who are said to have held bath rather largely for the rise, and will of course now have an opportunity of making their market. If any description of goods have shared in the general improvement lees than othfis it has been the comer and cheaper kinds of printing cloths and T cloths sad long cloths. WOOLLEN CLOTH.—Lnibs, 21.—The advance in the price of wool at the last London sales, the peaceful termination of the continental dispute, and a very general opinion that a good trade will be dove next spring, have together had a strong and beneficial icfluenoe on our mar kets. We have reported for t►e last three or four market days that " a wry excellent business has been done ;" =- day we can only reiterate the same report. The market has been quite brisk and active. Anything moderately saleable was readily sold. The merchants are quite aware that cloth made from wools purchased now will be dearer, and are evidently availing themselves of the present stocks. Several London buyers have been down this week. We do not hoar that their purchases have been hitherto of any im portance; they are rather inclined to " hang Sr.." Tee merchants are strongly disposed to be firm in their prices ; knowing well that goods cannot be produced from wool purchased now but at an increased cat. Considerably ea haaced prices mut rale. LlNEN.—Brisser, Dac. 20.—Sine the reduction in the price of yarns which we noticed ox Friday last, there has been an waive business done in all descriptions of both tows and lines. blanufacturen have purchased freely under the conviction that, for some time, the prices of yarns are not likely to be reduced to any considerable extent; and spinners, whose stocks have been largely reduced, are firm at the prices of the previous week. In the cloth markets, during the past eight dap, large sales of the coarser descrip tion of fabrics were effected at a reduction of Sd. per yard. In the finer sets the demand we. not quits so good, and prices remained without change. It is gratifying to be able to state, es evidence of revived trade and increased ma nufacturing prosperity, that no fewer than twelve flax spinning mills are now in course of erection in the imme diate neighbourhood of this town ; and that, while all available resources of our foundries, &c., have been brought into requisition to meet the demand for machinery, the importations of flax spinning apparatus from the sister kingdom have been greater during the past two months than at any period since lb:O.—Bowser of Ulster. liAEDWAllE.—Biantirosut, Dac. 21.—The year closes up satiafactorily in so far as the manufacturing indus try of this town is conansed. At none of the principal ma nunneries lather' any complaint of • scarcity of orders, even at this dull time, just preceding quarter-d► and with the anticipated stoppage of the Osman trade beams. of the usual icebound condition o► the Elbe, which may cow be daily expected. The American and Canadian trade is good, and the home trade is Iraq much better than it was a year since, especially in the north of Englend sunk is the report of the principal tenon. During the whole mason Use great complaint of the merchants has been that the manunetunrs were so busy that they could not get in their orders : and although profits have unquestionably been very much cut down, thereby rendering skilful management and cautious dealing so muck the more necessary in order to cover the risk end secure remuneration for capital embarked —yet, notwithstanding Mr. Muntes repes:ed declarations that people are trading at • loss, and cannot lies through the competition end low prices, it is a fact that appnantly people were bettor off than they now en—apparently so, at least. This remark applies not merely to the work.- ' people, but also to the manufacturers, factors, and mar ' chants. There is no rottenness apparent meanly, and although the commercial experience of the hon. gentleman referred to is urquestionably bugs, it is to be hoped that his gloomy forebodings will sot be borne out by resole. BREAD.—Dno. 21.—The prime of Wheaten Bread isi the Metropolis are from 7d. to 70.; of hossehold ditto, U. to 64d. per 41b. loaf. POULTRYotc.—NZWCIATI AND LLD3ItIiJLL, Dzo. 21. —Turkeys, to to 22a glue, Is. to 124.; duck.. Is. dd. to Is. 6d. ; tams rsbblts, la 3d. to l ath ; wild do , 9d. to la. 2d.; pigeons, arl. to 10d ; raistleg pigs, Ss. to Y. omit; Surrey fowls, to. to los.; ditto, thicker, le. Od. to Os.; Iternoloor fowls, Is. to Is. Od. per couple. Itnglik eggs, Ils. to Ile.; Preestt ditto, 10s. to 1 Is. ; sad Irbil ditto, tie Co 10s. per 100. Fmk Wise, Is. to is. 2d. pee lb. Hares, 2s. to Is. 0.1.; bonnets, fY OL to is. Od.; grouse. la 9d. to 24. ed.; Illation; fa dd. to In dd. ; tesl,9ld. to Is.; snipes, ad. to Is. ; wild darks, Is. Sd. to Is. 9d.; widgeons, ts. 3d. to 24.; plovers, 6d. to Is. ; iroodeneks, fs. to ls. ; ptarmigan, Is. dd. to. Is id. ; partridges, Is. dd. to la 9d. amt. FISH.-13flatmosooss. Doc. 21.—Tarbots, ei. to lbs.; bells,6d. to Is Id.; sod lab. M. Od. to 9s. each ; soles 6d. to la per par; haddock; 10d. to Is. dd.; Sounders, Id. to 2s ph dos.; whiting, 7a Od. to Os. pat 13 ; (eh Id. to 10d. per lb.; lobsters, h. toes. 04. ; stabs, Is. to Ss. tate ; Isketses, 2s. to ea per 100. Omits. comae); ea to 12s. WIC WNW; lOWA, Is. h. to 2s. 04. per dos.; sok ask 2s. Od. to Is. per lb.; sprats, Is. to h. per basket; sad War" Is. h. to b. parlb. CORN.—Ax DoTaa, D.c. 21.—At oar soapiest tk4 son log we hod ea indifferent show of Meet, u regards aunty, bat the O m ura - aoudad the deemd, which wu wry Inectlse. Sully fine Cure brought but week's pekes; other desertplicew were neglected, and ender to bay. Tor Rowley the ale was slow, bat list I-stardays alS.tiose were tolerably won supported for the beet raspier. Oats, end Pees ot little or no attention, bet prior were =- Wheat, Ma to to per qr. Suter, les. to lie. Osts Ha to lea Emu, tea to Us. Peas, fi l e, so Ina Melt, We. tones. Tuve, to to de. per busbeL Dour, Ns. to 30 - s. per seek. - - - • ATIAMICRY. Dee. 21.—A traoderita supply of Whist at (Ida day's market; • dell Way butnoranotkon from lout wodesprica all other kinds boa* mlatalaioLkt week's prior. tit,t. per load of 39r., la no. l no. r2lo. to per qr. Moss, 218. to 190. Peas, 21s. to II Oats, I to Its. BATE, D.. 21.—Our antlist was dull, without say teams la the vales of Wheat mad Barley; bat Osts nay be qubal from 6d. to is. per qr. dsosor. -.- - - BIIDTORD, Dee. 21.—Oar Illarimill IMO well 'applied to bat wretchedly dull. We see so rasp le alter our potstkoss in any article at Cora Goon this day na'ashiph BIRWICI. Dee. 21.—We had a hal attendance at to day's day's market whils malts trir wa p d, rtity et all Wads et grain ollirlig. Good dry quall la& width Mak t and infe- Pap rior lota w tlea ere only stlemido at • rothislips et ls. to Ss. peep. BLANDFOIi t Des 21. —Wobble geed seewidosee steno merest this waWes, sada plealltolong* drab& Wheat of pod qualit made= wash's prim hal aim pameoltswimilkas wen a• The diatemd err Itsidsiz e l=r salts were WNW vitt swat Illiarlqy id Mt Oats and all Ober radios ot psi Is seri dowead. A aribered quota tioo& Wham& ala Is ala Ila to 11s. OW, las. to lit. beans, Ws. WOOL hen. Via Il ets. Walt, Oa to Ms. per qr. Vkaz,lagakilla; l!stra.,2lls. work. CLeennesai. Dee. sl. —Ont mewled wee midre in the 3.5.. to 2102 , ; aid, az• PL, ff.. O.L.Mb: U. tO Sfo.. CANTWURY,' D•d. 21.—Ws bud bid moderate supply of MIS at eautecilds Wheat was very dull ; prkee the Noe ea last weak. Wheat, laretra, lak to dis.; new, wad% Me. to 40s. Barley, sew, Ile. le Sae. Beam, old, Ilk. to 275. - - Claus's, DN. 21.—akare ve• a poi pq*y d sit at. earlptlons of orals door market to.dsy , wILM ust • dew of. eta dectine d folly 6d. on WOW, sad arty tho mos se Osta Mbar wader. Mart, wtalts, raw, Us. 116.1016.11414 las. 6d. to lac ; rat saw, Ida. to Ifs. Birk*, .id, Is. It to 611. Oats. potato, 6s. to 71. cosuace. Ss. ti to M. ei flwar a zr, lo stooo, Sd. to lo 10g. Outtatol, la. Id. Sysessl, Is. id. ja - istinte. _ _ Catanarraa, Dee. 311.—The Whist oak tordsy is very doll,ead theee• fir dry gargles sear be alai sheep; 10-coa. tattooed to Is. per l E s lower ; the seggly Is goal. Mrs so malaria Mamas la tam d Darey; err wit lase. lost radar ars a doll ale ; tesseity Li= Las Seri la leans art Das. aid prior us asolatily 01.0170abilta, Dos. IL—as maim tali day Oars was • goad er m ot avail Ilfest e rah vas Sas* aired at bat week% but seer try plowirid the Ira senapien. Is bralgs torretier repeated re taw, haler berg aeralaa le mart how rear array and ) ors r teat acted. Oata a,, bed Italy, at hall prier Imparts at tb• reek efts Dee. 111:—Abet, LOS Pe.; Dailey, U 7; Oats, lAN; Deena SOS. GUILDFORD, Ns E.— Ws matins* to maitre llama at Want Aida taws was • roloy aai be tr smaplaa at trtaaaw 44a aat tta ; ass pared et aid Nokias i 4.; the guillat woo us amisit• at aim waft tree Soa to lir •Mt draw vas so" sr I amity pito hfl7 am pod to Mt viola DIIIIMItu, Du. 21.—The weeket woe won SlMUtiod, rerierlig a Gouty waft we lake War one Ildro.len. at Ur ps, tirimels. Pernser vase UWE' Mlle ef every Idea of corn. The Wire were astidose ittsmirketlidralsit, sad brad off thrillpilsaft went . gide bur ; re grower would ad agree lei Mgt ga lmis we at Mot wren Irt week. Ihmerl s Ter g m. =wee mesh. In Barleyart Oar WWII' der& pat Indiel. 46.74. to 48. W.; new. is. IL to *LK Dszionlis.ll4l.l,ll2.ld. Oar, 19.61. to le. ad. Beam UN. to la 110.; geolge. In IL to Is. 74. PINS k. 104. to le.; midrib*" le. loin IN. allIWNIgg. Deg. 21.—. The lurks% tsmlay well senehad gift Mat; gas goner reds rot week's prier; wine sigfi - iglio ale remgelears. We log •rep inggly of •warm 11/ifily. eat to paw Yin; still lbe suplar bald al higrior. graliela OM; /den fteiL Per anillegustre MM. Ear wary OA at reedy Ye m SU le On gar tra. to per qr ger . Oda We. left Ifa. to 10a, per loaL bra% 17a to Pen per kr& Rye. Ur to 11e. Liropor.; D.. . 21. At oar rooihot this mootalog we had yed wok ot Yoh Whist mad OW; We Wow old it a doWao Whose&lowl; kw& woo • dell isl 4 sad la tow ol WA* 216. 04.2wIcad o 2 20 Ma NW 9d. to ra duo& gad ~6a - ..L•WOurrn, Doe. VT.I%-ilay's =orbit war •°= 1.1 11."0 =3" 31"1""l ooll_ r alL itt ; rot w2V1211•01617.• ow; lr4ed. 2w •2104 WOW. ift b aii. 001114 Ma At, Ida Pat hilla I.IIOUTEL Doc 21.—Tbo .bow of Whose was good, and within but *a Inuit satapia• soppreted former prima. Barley traa wadi out cdowedidos and a doll de. Other grain at last week's mairomangs, Doe. 21, -At our market to.day Wheat of edinkis 'UAW am hardly be quoted loser than on tide day week. Our Weak af bentanerinufactured Flour cairn it be called large for this seaKet of the year and the tad is cot pm ed fur sale ore au ; still de quodly d tad Weripdoe bangles over the market Me its efilest for the lime 'sloth buyers and seilms, and this undo la lieseer 1•4141 tam at Sehigisy Wt. Prim, however, are somewhat Irtessier, red, be the aeon deg Wisest of twasequence, we do ad deer paistiomm. Oder saddle dere la the mod delude, with out &sided All. be OHS MAILLIKSIVIIVOL Dee. 21.-Fins dry samples of Wheat malt:taloa Mot merket's prior, bat inferior pain mu in llu le re %oat, at u.le. per qr. cheaper. Wetted a large /apply of Bar. ley, whisk walavery doll sale, sad tbs genteel run of prises we in Wear et tits Myers. Malaters deal with much caution, and much remakes! amid. Flour and Malt underwent no depression in de. maul or 'dos. Oats, Beam, and Peas were doll, at the nominal rates it Bawds, last. Wheat, old, Us. to 4-''s.; new, Sus. to 42e. Barley, t ld, lifs. to 22e.; new, 255. Oats, old, Itts. toils.; new, 215. to lie. Beans, SOL to Us Pea % 280. to We. Rye, 281. to 30e. per qr. 111altat i. to SW. flour, Us. to 30e. pm nick. lietahas, Ss. to Te. per di iwcieseat o row-T rte it, Dec. 21.-At our market this , morning we had • lcai show of Wheat from the growers. and the adi. rivals coastwise tieing 1110derate, with not much odering from ebrall, • the gmethelk of our receipts from theme having been up though not report , ed until this week, the market opened :r2s= Annum lumen samples having sold pretty freely it last week's rates, whereas the busthees done in South Country and foreign, slthough limited, was at fully former terms. A few hundred quarters of general runs of French red Wheat were placed during the week at 42e. per qr., weighing 1331b5., and fair mixed Daniels 445. Bd., weighing 801te., but made 631 be. per Daniel. Flour was WM with great tenacity, and anything choice, either In whites or hoar. holds, commanded our extreme quotation% the quantity left over for neat week being trifling. In Bye exceedingly lithe pawing, a few re. tail ales being only practicable now and then at 285. to ilde. per or., weighing 80th.. to 82115. per bushel. Fur malting Harley the inqdep continuos limited, end our extreme quotations can only be had far ex tra qualities, the value of good rune of chevalier, weighing allts. to baba per bushel, not exceeding 20. to 25% per qr. Foe grinding the demand has materiall subeided, and wre re any great quantity here late rates could ao y t be sustained. Ma e lt finds few 'buyers, although to be had at • reduction of fully la. per qr. Beanaand Fees umhanged. With Oats we were liberally supplied by out growers, the quantity offering being the largest RUM harvest; the demand, however, proving fully demote, a clearance was early made at fully last week's prices. Good new Scotch lad, of a floe white colour, can be placed who facility at tea per qr., weighing natarally 4011" per butheL The arrivals this with: Wheat, eastern*. 409; foreign, 1,237. Nye, coastcrias ; 10; Barley, 17; Malt, 199 ; Oats, 1,733; Peas, foreign, 390; BMA, coastwise, 3; MOW. 466 0 seek& NIWPOST4ISLE OP WIGHT), Dec. 21.-Our market was wail wapplat th all kinds of corn. The best samples of Wheat WEIN BIM week's mie w Inferior samples lieU slowly, at a decline et In, he es. pr qr. Wheat, 345. to 385. per qr. Barley, 215. to Us. Coals, 171. to 10e. Bemis, 28s. to 30e. NORWICH, Dee. 21.-At our meeket toelay there was only a mode ra te show of Wheat by the growers, with sane little from the merchants; the whole in moderate oenditioa, but somewhat improved by the last two or three frosty days; prices underwent no charge wor th y of notice. Flour wee in slow demand, and very few f.o.b. sales were made; prices precisely the same se tut week. Bar ley met a dull sale, at scarcely tate rates; grinding descriptions were firm at lest week s reduced ratan Beau and Fees, no alteration. Oats firm; mall offer, but higher prima amid not be obtained. Wheat, white, add, 445. to elia per qr. • new, 42a. to 445. ' • red, old, 40a. to 41e.; new, 365. to 40s. Barley, alting, 235. to Sis.: 20s. to 245. Beans, 28e. to 30s. Per, 38.. to 28s. Oats, 205. to 235. Fine household Flour, 275. Sd., per sack of 2801ba, purchasers finding rob and claiming one month's credit. Retail, is. 7d. per Moue. - - - • • - ---• NorrinoHate, Dee. 21.-A fair supply of grain is brought to band to.day; the demand Is very limited for every article. The best samples of Wheat support the prices of last week ; for inferior sorts the sale is stow. There Is a full quantity of Barley, and many samples of Inferior condition, which only find a market at la lista money. In Oats and Beans very little Is passing. PrringOßOUOtt Dec. 21.-A small supply of Wheat here to-day; the trig, ruled dull, and prices in favour of the buyer. 63Ite. fine red Wheat, 40s. to 41a. per qr.; sample, weighing from lilts. to lilts. making 265. to 28.. per qr. Barley fully ea deer. Nu alteration in the value of Oats or Beane. PETWOUTII, Deo. 21.-At our market to-day the trade for Wheat ruled at about former rates, although sellers were not appa rently so anxious to press Ws. The abundance of middling Barley m dies the article difficult to dispose of, eseept for the Sliest parcels. Supplies of other grain fully equal to demand. Wheat, white, 101. to 111. per load ; red, W. 106. to 61. 10e. Barley, malting, 235. to 275. per qr.• grinding, 21a. to 22.. Oats, 13s. to 17s. Peas, Ma. tO 1121. Beans, 30e. Pnerron, Dee. 21.-Although we have only moderate arrivals, Milner continues to be the prevailing feature in the corn trade; consequently the transactio. since Saturday last have been few and olmiertant. We had scarcely en average supply of Wheat Pore our bowing growers at this morning's whet, considering that it le the t important market for this year ; but the sale was by , so means active, and prizes generally were 6,1 . per swindle lore:. Irish, as well as foreign, must likewl4e be noted Id. per bushel cheaper. The price of Flour me generally In favour of the buyers. Our oteervation list week In regard to Beane would apply with equal force to-day. We reduce Peas 6d. per barrel. Oits, being offered more Betty, an abatement of Id. per bushel would be conceded to effect sales of quantity. Farmers' O.itmesl plentiful, and eat. per load lower. Irish in limited request; and in most cure • reduction of 3d. per lad wee submitted to. Bran, Id. per pack higher. Our quo- tations for other articles remain without .lunge. aItADINO, Dee. 21.-We had less Wheat at market to day, but rather more Barley thee last week; for the former, trade unusually dull, and what few sales were effected wa., ia favour of the buyer. The late inquiry for beet Barley was renewed; but few sum. pies to by met with ; fully last week'. currency was obtaPpol; secon dary without alteration. Old Bean a shade lower. Oats a trine dearer. Other corn without variation in primes. Wheat, 13.. to 46a. lerfey, Ille. to 30.. Beans, 265. to no cla d , 14s. to 20s. Peaty Ihs. to 325. SiirritON WALDIN, Dee. 21.-Wheat 39a. to 425.; !sheers, 44 per qr. Barley, malting, Ms.; good, Ilia.• grinding, Igo te 21s. Beans, 275.; good old ones, 315. Peas, lea; Prone, 30.. Oste, 17e. to 11116.8.3- iILYT2/151./KY. Das. 21.-The *apply of all kinds of grain Ism% kat many ef the samples were out of condition. The demand greWlent was very sleek, end last woek'a quota.lons were barely We have no alterstlon to notice in the currencies of last wvisk a i tcd r '. enuiltrag Barley, but business was inactive ; grinding and Inferior declined ed. to Is. per qr. Pine Oats were Inquired for, and very little ir wine In Beans end Poem Flour and Malt the same. Wheat, white, 425. to 44x.; red, Me. to 42e. Barley, We. to 245. Oats, 17s. to PM. Beans, Ws. to 381. Per, 26.. to 30.. 61.11, 62.. to 66., per qr. Tree, sotto Ia pee bushel. Flour, 265. to 10s. per sack. Bussiwanunr, Dec. 21.-At our market this day them was a short supply from the farmers, but quite enough for the de mand. Wheat, Wiry, end Oats met with • doll sale, at last week's pricea WARMINSTER, Da. 21.-We had a full attendance this this turning, and a very large supply et Wheat. The beet ,munples bade downward tendency. The aeplay 07 Barley was liberal, but meetly of Inferior quality; business was very dell, and prima may be sated 6d. to Is. per qr. lower titan lad market's quotations. ticod heavy Osta were worth Is. per qr. more many. Other articles at. traded little attention, and prime nominally the same. White Weed, Ps.; red, 38e. to 415.; new, 245. to 41s. Barley, lee. to 17s. Oata, 17s. to Ms. Beans, 335. to 42a. Per, 110 s. to 34a. Malt, 54a. to 365. pet qr. Thor, Ma. to 301. per sick. Tares, 944. to Ga per bosh& Witecuswria., Dee. 21.-A fair supply of Wheat, but turns were short it attendance ; conaoquently, business wee Id, and pride may be noted the turn in favour of the buyers. Genf malting samples of Barley maintained their previous value; inferior samples were a little lower. Oats were also 6d. lower ; but In Beans and Peas there was no difference in prim', end the trade doggish. Wheat, white, 10s. to 42a. ; red, 86a. to 40s, ; new, 11s.110 40.. Barley, 17.. to 275. Oats, dial, lea to 195.; white, 19a. to Ms. Pees, Ms. to 30a. Malt, 02s. to 36e. pm qr. inoor, 28.. to 30.. per seek. Tare., 3e. to Get per bushel. WillinCla Dee. 21.-We are fairly supplied with Wheat today, and m oderately: with other grate. Good dry Wheat is la fair demand, at fully last week's Woes. Oats ready ale, at rather more meson. Beans about the same es Mat week. The following are present : Wheat, old, wines 111 e. to 44; extra, Me. per qr.; rd, 40e. to Oa; Mrs, 435.; new white, 301. to 42..; rim, 43a.; red, els. to Ils • extra, 42a. Otte, old. 9d. to Sid. per done ; new, Tad. to id. Balm, old, Me. to 80e. per qr.; new, Lis to 27.. WOACISTER, Dee. 21.-Them was a limited supply of Whist to.day from the farmers, end the c of this day sea. night was firmly maintained. On Barley of all klnde the turn was spin in favour of the buyer. Oats lea Inquired for, bat rutty as dear. Beam and Plea only taken in retail. Toni, Dee. 21.-We hare a good show of Wheat and Barley at mar k et this day. • steady demand and no alteration in pries In an y article In the trade. Wheat. white, per imp. qr., 495. to 43e. ; red, Pk. to 41.. Ber'ey, mating, Ms. to axe. grinding, 19e. to ilk 'alt, 20e. to 31s. Oats, per stone of 1410., ; to 9d. now, per week of 2301 b., 30s. to Ms. DUBLIN, Dec. 20.-There was Out a moderate supply at our corn market tads). Wheat bully supported the currency et Tuesday. Oats were id., and Begley ed. to le. 'Maw . Indian Corn without change in demand or prior. Wboat, white, 11s. to 235.; red, 19s. to Ils. Barley, Its. to 145. IL Oda ore. 3d. to 10s. ed. per bared. Rapeseed, 19s. to 2laaOsteasel, 10s. Id. to Ila eel. lisseed Us. to lea per set. Indlsa Ov a, 395. to 33.. par Melba WATWORD, DM. 21.-Our wink of foreign grain inee Aq Wand& a may studimais Annus when cam. wed Mitt themel Kite w e ersging nensight listwhistaliding this, our midget hes Wm alnumeteselby Memo debug yid* ves have Wm hog to report. Whisk bethUda ami haf t k Ims Sem par. aimed very .404 ,, by ors maim st a desire SA per barrel ; , *Ms emir smessemen. a eith i Cer mimiss IRIS 1111111Mittact to Darbyarl mishit, IstemMs; eisd for choice of the War Were have eimpliell le en advance of per Wei sale He r hem hem without prim Far Mika Own we hem nosrenmet • felt de. • at the enftegef vs*. Iraparts week t--Whest, , ; Mks Oses. 11; hem, 19 ; Si brie tat . 8 = 7, - 0119 4 2.217 Ml* MOM 1,633 mks; Oatmeal, ewts. Issical.hu, Dee. tl.-Wet love hod waif days of sharp tad this west, Mt It mum pm Map; invarthises we hare a *Mg Itecerneliff. At eivireawsky maidnts lais vett ve had mods. ralsomple• stall Molest pin, Ire whisk lbws vas a good damned, , at MA meth prim More mum sums billmtim ne vi nsta Deer puma rates; end awe load mmumere MO pt , Weis& Mango-dey, we Ind gold siggiles et all Una rem. , whisk met • resersale, at ha welt** rhea. Wheat, Ma. to 455. rair,Berkey, Us. to 194. Oats lea to Ma. °Mesa, per bag of M. to Ms. CRNTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. SIXTIXCIL At the rising of the court as Friday, John Stevens, the post onto letter carrier w►o ►ad pleaded guilty to an indict ment charging bin with stealing a letter oontainiag motley, wee brought up for judgment, and seateamd to be MUM ported for um years. Two or three eases of felony of a trifling c►aracter wore disposed of, sad the mom then adjourned to Monday, January 6. THE POLICE COURTS. BOW•STRKET. Tan War or • Pcsuc Pnosactrrox.—Mr. Montague end °then, who have interested themselves in preferring charges against Adolphe Derwinaki, • Pole, for committing • MIN of brutal assaults upon the person of Mary AM. Richards, a poor orphan, with whom, on pretence that he was her parent, he cohabited since she was ten years of ego, waited npcn Mr. Jardine, before whom the case was repeat oft investigated, to request his advise as to the tonne they skald pursue, the messed having been discharged by pro clamation at the last Middlesex samisen in consequence of the bias of indictment not being prepared in sufficient time to submit them to the consideratien of the grand jury before the judge diensimed them, their duties having terminated. Mr. Montague, son-in-law of the girl's nurse, sail that a bill had been preferred in which only one cleat was inserted, and not being considered by the clerk, at the Middlesex ses sions, sufficient to ladle* the accused for a common reach, there was no time to cornet the error before the jury was dis missed, and the primer dieetiarged by proclamation. Mr. Jardine said he would give directions that Thompson should prefer the bill of indictment, and it was to be hoped that the inability to pay certain lees on the part of the roes cuter insult a flagrant ease should noted as an impediment to the ends of justice. The girl was then ordered to be furnished with relief from the poor box, for which she expressed hermit grateful, and the applicants left the court. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. Ttcxrtrtso FOR Bans.—Colossi Short, the boo. mere tary of the Rouse of Charity, Rosa street, sooompuied by Miss i Earl, the matron, applied for a summons against a an tradesmn Orford-street, under them circumstances Colonel Snort stated that Miss Earl, having been com missioned to select • boa for a young friend, went on Friday into 011ortetrest, and entered a fur shop, intending to snake a purchme if she found an article to suit her. She was shown some boas, but none would suit, and, though very much pressed to make a purchase, she persisted In leaving the shop. She walked into another shop. followed however by some person from the shop she had just quitted, and made a purchase at itho second shop. As she came out, the person from the first shop touched her en the' shoulder, and asked her to go back to his shop, as a boa' bad been missed, which she was suspected to have stolen. The person said there were seven boas placed on the counter before her and six oaly were oand after she bad left the place. Miss Earl immediately consented to return to the shop, and when there brat for the warden, a clergyman, to whom her character was known. The persons belonging to the shop wished her to go upstairs and be searelied by one of the females be!onging to the establishment. Miss Earl refused to leave the shop, or to allow herself to be searched until the warden bad arrived. As soon as the warden came she said ale was quite willing , to ha searched, and she did undergo some kind of searching epention, but of course no boa was found. The person be longing to the shop said, in the warden's presence, that eight bees bad been placed on the counter, and that only coven wets found. Col. Short said his motive for bringing the we forward was to protect the public, and ladies especially, who went into ticketing shops in Oxiord-strest, from being either Imposed upon, treated with rudeness or vial/nee, or subjected 'to a chug* of felooy, if they would not make a purchase. Miss Earl was • person of unblemished character; and as he was made acquainted with the foots, he brought her to the court to make an application for • summon'. Mr. Hardwick asked Miss Earl whose shop abe referred to ? Miss Eail replied the 'name of Siockbndge was ever the op. ih Mr. Hardwick said the assault was the touch on the shoulder, but, seder the circumstances, he hardly thought such • charge maid be sustained. The real effects was detaining Miss Earl o• • charge of ftlony. However, it there was evidenoe enough to make out • cue of assault, the penalty which • magistrate could inflict would hardly be • sufficient punishment. H. should advise the aggrieved party to apply to an attornty, who would, no doubt, recom mend an satin to be brought in We County Court for damages. The parties thanked the magistrate, and left the court. LAMBETH. _ _ SISOIILAIL CHARON os CHILD STILLI NO.—Emma Smith, a pirl of fifteen years of ago, was charred with taking away • little bey of two years of ago, the child of her master, a tradessaan is Hill-street, Walworth, and disposing of several sedates of his drew Two females named Allen and M'Csrfhy, and • man named Donohue, were also charged with being implicated with the first-named prisoner. The assn occupied some time In its investigation, but the brief facts are these:— Oa Friday week the girl Emma Smith, who was in the Benin of Mr. Clerk, of Hill-street, Walworth-road, was sent by her mistress to got some sausages, and was given , halt-a-crown to pay for them. She took her master's child, a fine little boy of two yean of age, with her, and from that time until Thursday evening the family could not learn what bad become of *IAA. Oa Mon day last Mr. Clerk mused printed bills to be issued by the police, descriptive of the girl and child, and on the Thursday morals( following • second bill offering • reward of 61. for each information as would lead to the discovery of the missies parties. In the last bill the address of Mr. Clerk was omittod, though it was given in the first; but, notwithstanding this omission, the mac Donahue on Thursday evening called on Mr. Clerk, and took him to a room occupied by Mrs. Allen, Plough-court, Wkitechapel, and there he found his child and Emma Smith. Tke latter, when questioned on the subject, said that on Friday week, while going along Walworth-road, cm her way to the pork-boteher's, end dragsiog the child of her master in a small wicker basket cho.3 , she was wooded by the female Allen, who asked when she was going, and on ,W telling her, and showing her the half-crown, she said she moat go with her as she had something to show her, and took her to her lodging in Plough-court. Here she was partly kept until found as before stated, and while there Mrs. Alien had disposed of the wicker-basket amiss and • portion of the dress of the child to support them. The state . ment of Mrs. Allen, on the cestrary, was that on Sunday week the prisoner, Emma Smith, wee brought to key by another young female, who asked her if As could oblige her ' by letting bar remain with her a few days. Smith at the ' ' time represented that she was the mother of the child, that ' its father wee a Front* gentleman named Palmer, midis, on Brizton.hill, and that in • few days sli l : d iaected a large sum of money from him. Allen Ahoy heels' sold j port of the child's dress, but said she dam so at ' Smith's request, and to enable her to procure food foe the child Awl she got money from its father, sad that she itzdtv had made the same miarepresentatkiss Atka West Union, where she slept several nights, that she had made to her. I I Smith, in reply to the questions of Mr. Nonce, admitted that both her and her master's child had slept in the union for several nights, but said the roreseatatioss she made were those dictated to her by Mrs. I , Mr. Norton ultimately remanded the prisoner Smith for • ' week, end desired that Mrs. Allen, Mrs. M'Carthy, sad Donohue should also be la attendance. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. MONDAY, Deo. 26, 1860. The State of the Weather at each of the t ollawlfg plias at Nine o'clock oft Saturday ecimakts.—The Mathes are armaged la order at latitude. Kemal Pima. karts et Riad. "=.'s Rats of Wafter. ~.:.._ BAaserca !Wrong .....-- I 0•• A I Mil Casmaea ......... HOLTUMAD Lass Wanwr Dazumener ILE BEAM= 110011101111•1 i:w. ICC N.W. LW. Natio Drams OssUelkimmi Cabs Afts eimei Erma Osatkareme Oseile Breen Glib Prom Goa anew Owes Mrs iiw. s.z. rvir Operand Mediae Maar Pertain, Cloudy Finlay Cloudy Bud Froot !allay Cindy Mr Cloudy Portially Cloudy Partistly Clookr Owneut Psztlelly Cloudy amass lola Partiall7 aced, assib Omani IPrlet LW. LW. &W. LW. 8. LL LW. Mullein/ft Osetlelletsas Goa Ilvers ' Slug Orem Omlie Orem Oa& Brum Meng Item THIS DAY, Now. tame et WWI. Nztlk a/ Wind Blob of Wirt Mr. N.W. Dams. /V. Ths reams tem the Mew*, phase did acd reset tide ogee is tine fee pablhalita ea Data*, ; they thorax* fa deless the state of the Neale en Friday mantas at alai N.E. WU Wow Frosty N.E. End W Partially Goody N.W. Frady W. lima Imam Partially Moir N. Goadlaaa N.W. ata. Pure Gout, LE. W" aims Goiaml SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. (Ms he Osererpoadesu,the 514pplag Glanotte,^ mai • Lloyd's LW.' CASUALTIES._ Ann, from Ajr, has ben timed iitaiverpool, after being mbar* oa Barba. Chimera, from Gallipoli, towed into Liverpool, from Stud well Roads, disausted. Coseeesion• Le odds , frets Lipari to Falmouth, put tats this Roaditead to-day, with damage, sad will emu into port tomorrow.—Brat, Dee. 17. Nibs,. Merman, from Cork for Oporto, in ballast, 18th inst., was taken with a heavy squall while lying to under a ekes reefed malotopull, and carried away the main and topsailyards, and split the ristatepril • the veael wails:me oil her beuseade, and straised, sad it'd* • gust deal of water ; put in here.—ltillest. Dee. 19. Diana, Bente*, of Memel, from Risible to New York, has bees abandoned at oft ; Grew saved by the Olivier, oth er , arrived at Govre.—Paria, Dee. M. of Baleotnbe Norman, from Gimps to Lt s t oo . w i t h pat is kw this min` leaky, red is discharging. s•llisat, Des 19. Patriot, Davidson, hews at Sodia, to load, parted her aad want ashore there ow the 18th November,and Ca l = es shore as the 27th, gift* mad, but merely her windlass broken; hopes are onoartafood of jinni kw of, bat with dificalty, ow she la high by es the Invest, Dn. 6. m tß , ( 7 l l lu cor i tioillt tut. ;on 136 Leaiea Ma :L e boas Aths : l .l ovietimi goal 15 tom calla 15 th carried away topsail boos, sad on *a 18th - inside D oran Hock. Mr. Th omas Hoot% re Droits, toot a boat's craw and watt dews to ofitr ante if reantred.—Donegal, Dew. l9. NoTICZ TO Mitittwillts.—D awning -street Dee . .0 Bir,—l am dir,cted by Eal (hey to trkaunit tt, infOrniativo of the committee at Lori., • • .4 the mil . of , 'patch, which has been received from the potent°, of Vri ern Australia, in which he requests that, in oldie to rer t , miridenta, the committee may be informed t h at ao light , present exhibited on the Lighthouse at Rottenest hk s , (Syled) B. llamas. Capt. Q. A. Halsted, s , tary, Lloyd's. (qopy.) CSOTernMont Mouse, Perth, An. yy My Lord,—From a communication made by th e ' of the &phis, who arrived here with free emigrant' 27th Jaly last, I learn that an opinion prevails 'numq muter, at home that a light bane on our liabl u Z Rottenest Island. This, I regret to say, my Lurel,,., the sue, though I hope to effect s uc h in about .11 ms hence; bat wh it may be, of course the prop., anal information will be forwarded to all quartet,. 1, vent maiden's, as might have been the case with Ih, s, from the captain's thinking that a light did burn ma tartest, I have to 'Wank the propriety of a ouireacie being made to Lloyd's, stating that ao lisbt hu m , of Island of Rottenest at present.—(Signsd) CLIAALLI GERALD. To the Right Ron. Karl Grey, $4,. SEABORNE MAILS COUNTRIES. Fran t.rt Itiey whey markup in General Poet. Office London. America (eta New Vet' by British pschet) oN America (via Widen Iri Bridah packet) Ameries(byllsited States paelteMl M , Belgian N 'Daily Brach lll9th of the month' Burma P.yres 11;9th of the month' California(Msamireslll'l7th ofthe month Cape of Owed Sops X January 14 Central Armies ......X Indlet7tbodmonth Channel Wm ..--....." Illon.,Wed.,fr.Frid. iou . Chili X 17th of the month sou.. France II XII Twice daily Do, Harebarg M Tstesday k Friday Leal. ii Itolland ..........« 11 Madam. & Sear. Lomat Mondani; N 17th of the month South,. Ireland X& N 'Twist daily Llolyt, India (via Soothes- t.)I1 20th of the month South„ India (via Marseilles) Nl7th&24thof swath linter Kediterransan(via South' =pion) X 20th of the month !Wham Mediterranean (via Mar-1 sell's) Nfthlit24th of month Dover . Mexico N 2nd of the u rooutb"So. thaw, Peninsula ll,7thl7th27thof oson:S,uti.. Peru.. 11'17th of the month' Cold. ot, west Indies IN 17th of We month'Soutl . West ladies (except Ha ••■ 11). and Nassau) 11,2nd of the mouttilSouth ,n • N signifies that tho mails are sent from the tie ' by the night- a,.d Mby the morning—despatch, Jan. 3 ILlve.poo I Llverpry IFlutta.vny Plytnt.Th ARRIVHD. Avon--at Southampton, Deoember 22, from .. .. . .......w Army-et Dc.d, Deoember 20, fr0m............ AVOWITA-Off Deal, from , Aran-at Liverpool, December 21, from . s AILtILI Ara-at Gravesend, December 22, 'r Arenessar-at Gravesend, December 22. If rc.n Basarua.-at Gravesend, December 22, fr0m.. .......... Cfmeno-off Deal, December 20, from Cumin-at Gravesend, December 22, from. Crew or LONDON-at Gravesend, December 22, rr. ellnilA-at Liverpool, December 21, frees Deuo-off Liverpool December 21 Dsvaaroar--at Liverpool, December 21, from . Dann CLARK-at Portsmouth, December 20, lr,ar Ezzarr-at Dartmouth, December 19 hook ..... Runs-at Milford, December 19, from EXTLT-st Bristol, December 22, from BanIJA-at Queematown, December 19, from Eustis. Bourne. nas-nt Ilull, December 19, from EIJAAISTEI-11l Gravesend, December 21, iron , Russia.= -atGraessend, December 22, from.. . ILarea-at Liverpool. December 21, from I' Eracws-at Liverpool ; December 22, from . . . ZIA-at Livmsool ' December 21, from Favoaarni-at Su nderland, December 19, horn Gamow) Pant -at Deal, December 20 (Let) from Betas-at Milford, Deoember 19, num ....... ... Jerierzwes-at Liool, December 21, fr0m... .... .. lmans-at UvKpoal, Decemter 21, ..... GrarePentl, December 22, from MAST BANNATTNS-at Portsmouth, December to, Ire M. A. Fe,ssincer -at Queeastows, December 19, from .. Meets-at Liverpool, December 21. from Morosi.- at Gravesend, December 22, teem . Naps-at Liverpool, Devembr r 21, from . . GUICIVULTita-at Plymouth, Dr ember 2 0 , from BTALIODAACr -et Liverpool, Dorm:filer 21, I &rumor-at Queenstown ' Deamber 19, from... . ficsamosas -off Dover, December 20, from ' Vonore-at Shields, December 20, Irom .... . . • Queenstown, December 19, from .. WILLIAM-111QUeellM011111, December 19, from... •• ... • Wooers Cora -at !lull, December 19, from r Warn-at Grammend, December 22, from a Al L KR Ann -from Milford, Deo. IP, to Axon—from Liverpool, December SI, to AMD/A—from Liverpool, Dee. 91, to-- Bann' Jana—from 'Liverpool, December 91, BM/MT—from Gement° u, :Donenber 19, Cameo—from Llverpocd, Ifeoember 21, to . Covo—from Gravesend,. Detember , 29,.... to 171111A-:from se art7o7 llol , DCOESIb;I 7. 2O. to. GAZZAND—from Falmouth, December 19, to neamont—from threes, December 20, to ... jll —yam Falmouth, December , l9,.. to. ..... 117asnofromTrport, Deceraber . lB, t 0... litiosse—from Portsmouth, December 20, to Ilems—from Liverpool, December 21, to Isorerminioles—trom Portsmouth, December 20, Joint—keen Liverpool, December 21, to JOINT Lum—trool Falmouth, December 20, to Lummuiss Lies—from Milford, December 19, Lucy Ass—from ClucenetorL,_ Dee,l9, Lenobuie;aZfromriverts;ol,Deoembeill, to Lvov—from Liverpool, December 21, to Lmaareet—tram Oraveeend, December 20, to Maiuudo—from. Gravesend, December 21, t 0... Mmurmr—from Newport, December le, to Yearcittwr—trent Newport, December It, to Noumea—from Plymouth, December 20, to NILUDIS —from Liverpool. December 21, t 0... PSI Vsoroats—trom Liver, December 21, Rawsao—tram Queenstown, Dbember 19, . Elorina—from Giamernet, December 22, to BLPVINGY—from Gravesend, December 21, m EITNXITILT—tram L erpool, December 21, be Scasessis—from C rNB, December 19, to Derma—from Gravesend, December 11, tO Una—trout Gravesend, December 22, to VESSELS SPOKEN WITE Alil Tamar, lat. 33 8., lop. 6 W., last tai tl4l out. Admittance (ship), Nov. 9, let. 3 N., )on. 21 W Alfred (ship), of London, Nov. 5, Int. 7 31 N.. 1 Ha reins (brig), Nov. 8, let. 10.35 N., lon. 24.4' Minerva, from China for Loudon, out 24 days, of Lingin. Northumberland, from London for Part Pbini loci. 31 E. Pekin, for New York, Dec. 8, lat. 43 N , Ica. 2! Bonneautb, from China for London, oat 21 dal east end of Bintang. Wilson (English brig), standing to the North, I 10n.60.7 W. 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