The Express. — London, England, 1860-01-31 00:00:00

•I?LL ITALY. Mae es o',w euriessossumra, , 7 A.)1 MODENA, lox IL A great step has just W Ade by the Governor- Omen! of thii sentry towards its maul annerntion to Piedmont. The electoral law of Sardinia has been promulgated in the /Emilian provinces, and the measure otesmarp for carrying it out have already been taken by Farini. It is therefore to be expected that the Transaprnnine States of Central Italy will be able to mod their deputies to Turin at the opening of the Subalpine parliament. According to the pro visions of the electoral law the Legations, together with the two miser duchies, are to send 70 members to the National Chamber of Deputies. At this rate the .Emi lies provinces will henedorth return one deputy for each 30,000 seals. From what I hear the remit aliel d : of the forthoomin elections cannot be doubted. It will pm" favourable to the liberal party, for eves in the one the priests and cods.; have lost all their Maumee. Possibly, attempts will be mall by them to bribe some of the mountain dis tricts of the Apennines ; but, even if they should succeed in doing this, I very mach doubt if they will obtain more than four or five reactionary votes. As far as the minor duchies are concerned, their pope- Leticia will go to the poll actuated by only one thought, and vote to a man for the liberal candidates. The same will occur in Tummy ; for, before my de parture from Florence, Ihe on good authority that Baron Ricasoli was going to do in Tommy what has already been dome by Parini in this country. The els facto maexatioa of Central Italy will thus be aMouipliebed. and • powerful kingdom of 12,000,000 of Italians will be constituted in the peninsula, in spite of the protestations of Austrian dukes and the Pope. The policy which prevails in the councils of Victor Emmanuel leaves no doubt that the deputies of Central Italy will be admitted into the Subalpine parliament. Count Carom is a man who has given us too many proofs of his bold and determined conduct to leave any doubt as to his future policy. Even supposing the pressure which may still ' come from Paris should induce the Sardinian premier to adopt a diffe.ent course of policy, the rulers of Central Italy are too determined to allow it. I have been told that both Fabrieri and Giorgini, who represent the Tuscan government at Turin, have received instructions to urge upon the new Sardinian cabinet the necessity of adopting • bold policy and hastening the !like. Astor Farisi, you may be assured that he ham repeatedly written to his illustrious friend in the 'erne strain. I therefore firmly believe that the difficult question of the annexation may be henceforth considered as definitively settled. It is true that on the eve of my departure I heard in Florence that it wee the intention of the French Emperor to have • general voting throughout Cen tral Italy before giving his assent to the annexation. I cannot, however, attach much credit to this ru mour, for such a course would be one of the most mis chievous absurdities. To have recourse to universal suffrage would be, in my humble opinion, a mere loss of time. The votes which have substituted the pre sent government for the former ones were the ex pression of a very liberal and very extensive suffrage, which, if again appealed to, would give the same answer. On the other hand, it would not be fair or prudent to have the principle of universal suffrage applied to this country, whilst this principle is not se yet recognised as an element of the national law of Earops. Except in the case of republican and imperial Franco, &plebiscites' has never been, in our times, the heath of any state whatever. Belgium and the Danubian Principalities were 'rarely not constituted by the universal vote of their population, and it would have been dangero us t o have such • precedent established in the European community. . _ It would be, therefore. an enormous political fault were the governments of Central Italy to accept the principle of a new election on the buis of universal suffrage. Although the final result of an appeal to it would undoubtedly prove favourable to the liberal cause of Italy, to make such an appeal would he tan tamount to calling in question the legality of the former rata, from which the governments of this countr3 derive their power. At any rate it is the d of our government not to give way this point. To accept it would be to •un counter to oar traditional policy. From le nut I have heard both here and in Tuscany I have no doubt that the Imperial project; should each an one exist, will meet with the most deter mined onvoeition, not only from the governments of Central Daly, but from the people itself. The Emperor of the French must be aware of this, for he his summoned his cousin, the Marquis Pepoli, to Paris, in orde•, I believe, to have an . opportunity of learn ing the real state of public opinion in this country. The marquis left Bologna this morning, &compound by Count Visconti Vacate, one of the moat able young diplomatists of the Foreign•office of this country Were I to believe what was related to me by an influential member of the Taman Amicably this morning, Ind afterwards repeated by a friend who lad arrived from Turin, the TO. rs of Central Italy have receired a rather x•raordinary suggestion from a high official quarter .n Busload, rm., that of reeortiog to the expedi. -t of a Central Italian Coatederation. I do not be , •••ve the report, for the suggestion is too absurd o come from the quarter referred to. Nothing will do but the annexation and in this opinion I am glad to fled that M. Pima, the able editor La Press*, with whom I have jest been conser• on the subject, eadeely mews with me. eta. Uti!MEN AND TO 2:117111011.—Tb• Perk eerrem Mon st dos /wary Or whim !--" I seder Iron was .4 the of the Amin de Ifird ISM whim Yr. Cobiltw ems reeathe err Ins his lagusse walbril l belds , oll=eme m = l itt mg IX toe.. Is our St. asst. wed mutated petheue of 'rem Idol of BiegNsh preens. The imposer vent with Mr. Odin seer rte wheb et lbw aveleba• eumparleg quality, oset ail l e guledieu. sad peke with that 4 the Wins& rarauthe • t bat d i r "sadia t Parte bad as tart Mr. Coheirs L..t setablibed • fipM of 11•611* geode la the Palate ot At. Cleeil, ward wee atelytei meastakal rebels with Os MTh_ pseer_, ea be awe hew bail dew with Sir la bors Pact. The lower Node • pod air of this oppose =beleigs esti be thus beam bi meet wed env= tie dmweadlaes of the prone ilealete os emir own peword." The Zone( do Lab, boweesr, siy. that at the eadimese whisk the Bawer, ba de* a..... to have fruited te same of &me depinatkes, oesammid himself with attentively Waft to their epilog ues, was made so reply wberweew. TIN I.NrEltoll AND Tit Pord.—About three meritto (•a re the New Tad Mudd) Baer awe* who was minis( • ton of tame, amid es the lapin, who 1ttp5,..0.1 to be at Comoit , rate. The erase wee Into an id.- chamber, sad Napoleon sees sub Ids= snot, Aver the meal ettlotatkia, sad taktag his 'reading ...ittt his back to the fire, he offered the manse • tiger. an....unmenced smoking another himself. He mated lam all ...rut New York and Corned Webb, and the NEW him aleott Ma visit to Europee. and whom sad what be saw. Mr. &ward, mom other objects of laterest, aid he beil men th. PA*. "Db. fur. tit NMI" =dad N toe all shoat him. What do yea tither: 6 oT The Nes York senator hesitated • 1100.1111 e, but. wombat seedlike big shareeteristic °swim, the EWSIVIt wormed out Ms opts' h, sad Seward said, " I cede= &hilt hit suit WTI of a pnest than • Natrona..." " Nanny so," Npolard the rartor4= havej an hit the WI ea the beat. That, too, DitrADYCL ACCIDINT TO • CLILRGTIAN.—O. Thandav lest, • dreadful seektrat happened to the Nev. Mr. Satopassss. of Wean* while oat with the Surrey Linea Hotted.. TM vedietweade geallemait, It &rpm; wee at- tempting to hey s Mak as the skin of • sower, war • Juniper- brook tea the earth gave way breath the bends feet, and be hill backward bossily to the ground, the salad 'olden comple_telp over en him. It me at drat feared that the actilsot bad provel fatal, but Captal• F. Marshall, sad several others who witosered it weed epreddy to his Imbrium', and attempted to raise lam from the ground. when It was round that one of his lap bed bets , N.mpletely smashed, the hoses Wag spilatatoil Is miry direction. Every aestsamel that could be had wee erredtly peocured, bat se hared was the muted that it fond mosenty to cut the beet Gam the Mir when the blood gashed Milt in a talent. TM nista MI so 1104 , 13 .. portable placed upon s hurdle, sad In that Nan wag b.. e some distance until a re..per vehicle conk( be Led, sad etc, r. lint aadatance of Mr. Yale having bees pro cured, hr ores connyed, althoseb searing great pats, to hie moors,. at Oodles COllllllOll. The isafortasate gesitrip arm was rsrfsctly .serums the whole of th• thaw Than teat of Lie injuries Is such that it wee fiend at hut that amputation of the Ilseb mast take plea, but we are glad t o say s., tea ~ .oeselde velem have dea bee received.— Swami itieress. The U. he owl Aoudad= ors now oolkotint new endow •••••tiog awe the tins sew "eft be in mithaseie <r wit • vim to sownwn the prefab! ..moo( Owe eat would emcee frau the Ithredue the of ihe 17thelth • tatatelllllll‘. MIW? Yesterday as iallandlal smog a Mesas d dm bee with the metre ft iks dissdiwk et the ars et the Groat Ship Corm" Xis Wilreakereally. Mr. S. 7. S. Cleserisa. drama die eampeay, yew eles22ll tern the jna vor tee,....eldltzon e r ho t dwe=4•4l4op=terh• medal; topic Br eel Woo r lf lbh they scald lbOt better dry they eyed theerelves, eel le tate am et iris* et era aoaeb/s et : aareilly - vis the Oral the rriesetes Ale sea. Mr. Oisobill led teserea Ira sae others, all eareeive of *s theimet hellap a : =tar e aid g . th e izzws pre 7 o 4ll,44l , this waft " ..-- reat:d watt_ atele rivet et tile eitiwely sod lekiniled death of rap , Berrees, ti ler ressesa it et lie Orem Zaaaars, malisy Its Midis at less sad sir Sated wit the bwerred rider ea H. aerie of ihs ferapar low whisk is art bar family ken sorlakid." W. JACKSON, seoceded tho reeciatisa, which earn carried nnazdvaaitaly. Viaomat RA yita•x, M.P., rooved—" That this meeting lea baud with camera that the of of 1 the lets Captain Bart4oa have bun l by hi. initial, death, through no haproviimee as his pet, Melly =provided far, me, seesikeleg the oniesat eardees which Clgotein Hmelsen_ Ile sztemies eupwisitre sod panotioal haseriadge ruelowl le the dards=of omit Mena ne:E., Ole eaeargag eansidoe Itmi that *bre debts Zbe "esegnawd by the Istlea. and a had es reessel k the but awn meet imlesieg anise for bit War wen_ Ogilly •b.rsilersira tic while limb swile." were - The hag sepreese the edathatket be bit he the altassolte of lite lass Yarded MOM* Haulm both so a Rea sad se a easmis. Be wee ewe that so son as the disibat the pensei mean beaus* holm there would be Immisseti ragas.. lama every a t M the matey to aid the vino! sat hail, Maas no halt of his own, bed WieMeaab4 hit tharlAally aepovided for. Xr. T. BOLD, is ressiliss the reseingss, c gambol the c a li f= law. who zeriliee=ms i zk 1" 6-12 rirrili Woad ilk bid boa swept ally. li e . •1 Vwas the sagpowt ef es seed traelter, t. ail that =Was left with Mess children ee Wear age, these adstaiikivotad hays Mbe provided foe. Per hisa sec he hal nob &eau* le seetiag that ca wasithabg dim ebeasetemese to thee gmtleera that arab& be had ben eadolised brat &et them to _pat_ new Pa* memo fee Nita • austelbllles le the " deut Mew &quad." lir. IL T. Hon rowed the appeirreat of a orodttee ter thiperpose et obtalldni astriteetier. Mr. Isaa taaan Bator (ass d the late Mr. Brunel) seconded the resolution, whir ins tented usentasotoly. Mr. H. T. Hope, Mr. Thos. Lima (Mayor ot Liver pool), and Mr. Tika Bold, oadophs dinoor of the threat Ship Compsay, ware appointed taster d the hod. Mr. J. 11. Man rad Mr. John Trona= woe ',quoted te sat r bosomy secretaris. entooriptioes sonsorkg to sore than 1,0001. wen so noreoed in the num EVR • TUE 132 60 V a x 91 1 t Ar:• T • • . TH3 LATE FATAL OOLLISION AT BHA. PLYMOUTH, Morrnee. The Danish schooner Yoaana, Andrews iswebtr, of sad for Copenhegen, with hail horn Messina, pat be here So - day and landed James P. Call, the meter, sad tea of the New of the bark Stalk, cif WS toes, which woe Idea with barkf from the Bleck Sea, sad went down 100 ream west of , having on Setardey Jan 21, been ia Mos with the booms William MGesYwd, of WS teas, from Smola for Chili, said to be laden with iron sad cake. The accident mooned in let. 38.60 N., hem. 19 W, at 2 a.m. ; wind N.W. by W., strong, with a heavy sea. The Bulk wee on the port tack, nate single-redid lamas Bad rosiatopeallant sails, sailing by the wind, cad waking shoat five knots. Without any warning she was struck ca the its:board bow and cut down to the water's edge by the More land, which then turned round, and with her area struck her .gala in the same place. Her crew had only time to get the jollyboat oat of the longboat and above or , when she weed down, her night lights showing to the lest soma; and was shortly afterwards Mowed by the other barque. Ralph Johnson. 22, is summed to have bon drowned in ids bank in the Stalk'. foneseus. Robert John son, 1 warn in the tinerterbeet, sod was at with tin ship. Andrew Raised, 16, Is missing, end to hers !ens on board the Moreland. One of her Wheat Mill, miner, of Roby* Cornwall, down over tier stern. and joining the Stalk got into the jollyboat, which then pulled away before wind and see for the comet of Portugal, aad at 6 o'clock in the afternoon fell in providantimlly with the schooner, on board which they were well nested. Mill states that the Moreland had two other peemengers (mimes) and a mew of 20 persons. The chid Miter was called Cloak. She was on the starboard leek, going seven knots. The muter had unfortunately ordered the dicoontinuance of night lights three days before the A BCHOOII3I ABANDONED BY WEB Cline.— ilitertly helm alOt &deck as Friday morning a Memo was Welded dYwinr hauling is eta ewe, apparently with out ass einftd. The coestreards of Swing, who are under the twined of Liwatessist NickoU, el w Worthing west esset.smill station, maimed then plies mil ado for ter. She was nes diaboli "best a isle soi a half from the shoes. On Midis his that fend k . priest den thse not being a seal as Wool Aar had boarded has, die dm and saber the igi r li wth i lsg e _lSZ: Sow. the state ele we he, ihe Wel hodaleals bedded the ty terms. Ups this, Liwilsesiall Mar% w elks is a n mood at this stades, weal aka ess silZ s ge bereft then* the sea being et the Ws Wins's , old the Strap a dowsiame sogulilog • thopera re r o cil as well sea driest esamemd. Thin Um ber, la gallev. Wlth the elmslit sew es • b v e ir eg'd, ths to at the pimp% Mil ohs sodas bird— for 'ha bid eve feet of Willi fi lee held, it hid —they got her under welsh sad toek bar into Shoreham Harbour sad delivered her its We embed, of the collector of seism time. She mi d to be " Schooner No. 4, of Amid," with coals from Seuedseimid to IkeiRIEROYIR. ME WO hiss that she wauck as a boulder beak, am the Ores Ugh*, Wads, when the cam took to the Mg boat, it senthed the share at Wog. The mall beat was on deck, a amplote wreck. It being sight Wore for arms of the several galleys mad the Worthies life best retuned, they left their =4=lboats in ilimehess Barbour for the night, over !err them in the morning, but, on reading opposite Worthies, oa then mann, the is was so boa and rough that the galleys and their crews Mk swia to Shoreham, doming it lia=gto attempt to reach the shore. The Worthing however, nobly and safely brand it, and birched to malted trim, whilm the other boats had to go back and wee fee • mere agreeable ses.—Bores Earesu. ANNUAL Munigo or TSB Psoriurrolui or lea Livenroor. Iscomon.—At the animal meeting of the &opinion of the Uverpool lizabange Buildings yesterisy nearti was stated that so ansagement bad yet been :(11 the sew empeny, who would be obliged, by an act amid lest swam so purchase the merest builliinp for temis of the presentlimsbease. A divi ded !Ma sits ci lbs preewat —.h. A dlvi dead ii iIL pee Moe was proposed and agreed to. Several proprietors sprened a hope that the samotislioas with the new empoty meld be rented on in an amicable spirit. TES OPEZATIONB or TER LIVERPOOL REFOR NAToatas.—At the anneal misting of the presentees( Mee indltedoss, held at the Town-hall yesterday, under the presideacy of the mayor, Mr. J. D. Anderson, the report showed that the imitotionr had bees smossfal is the dual nation of juvenile ones The fan, Befernotery manned IOW," an the Slat of December, 1869, against 151 at the Mae d Int Only four deaths bad occurred as Word during Ibyear. Einoo the vessel's establiabmast. 301 boys W been eifmitted, of whom 77 had been seat wad 4 had gamete sea, 19 had enlisted Is the array. 18 had been it to pekes, 6 had emigrated to the Woolen 6 had died, 13 bed ima mat to other reformatories, and 3 had ab wismisd. Of the 146 discharged boys, 44 bad been highly lspurla ofB fairly, 17 doubtfully, and fl badly. Pour had reieSwd into crime, 66 were unheard of, and 2 had died. sßeformetory, the admissions up to Dumber 31 I'd numbered 62, 23 having been admitisd and 111 die doeged during the year. Of those discharged 6 had been ilaveurdly reported if, 3 Wily, and 2 badly. Pour had .b -seeded, 2 bad been mot to prim, and ems bad died. In the dos shod at Newton there wen on the Slat December dd Inge. The tremors?' mount showed that 6691. 10s. 9d. bal has nedrof Ws the Common for Edentate for the brie NA alpha Mods ; goverment allowance fee the mdetionse three leatituttone, 3,3341. 12.. lid.; ton ' lelbeilems ken person of delinquents, 1671. 17s. 10d. ; wile' emesige, ISM Is. gal. ; sales of produce from the Pats adhick UK 2s. ; making the total earnings 3661 . 2 0 . 6d. The it of the Akber dodger 1869 was 2871. 16e, 7d.; of lie silt school, IliL ; sad of th e Farm school, 2,30 U. is W. The balms Y the beads of the ensurer was 931.6 e. W.; balsam due to leywoare beak, 1,3991. ' la *14.• eereietst whale there waste cone la, se the genre seat allowance for lost quieter, SOK Its. 7d. The report was unaidamely adopted, ad tortes it *solo wee awuribel ee the mayor and the lete etipestiory arailesreee (Mr. Year Yd) for the warm Interest they had resuifested Is the ine#tutions. COLCHESTER AND BTOIII VALLEY RAILWAY.— The 141-7ssrly report of the directors of this clom stabs that Ito apsaditsre oapitslaocolat to Notabl ping ar 31 Nam 564,7841., and the terelpts Ufiff•7l, lambi • Winos 771. Mew! reessesseessat brie sesstutt Ares that the set =phis divisible, dew mem* of Wrest a pre lates, &welted correct Si b 8,110111.; eat of this sus the directors room s es ths cedbery Moak at the nee et 11. Us. pee emu Om the 1101-yeer, elder of issobeisaieerrylei &sward 101. A pid am* weighing more Sea a peed (dont 1131b4) rid 1. 110,1100frorsolaidy Ida la dr sardweam d W rivir Arm, ia Mad, Ind his boo mat OR DRAMA. ' r i metaioht"mi tTCßUM. Mr. Cloaks Disking's Mist mast a sevel, Al' of 760 citir. ma radwasi ad 1 1 00 thedes wish , Tile Meg wee my yrs& Tk• lers iii mid my by mOsissiawilie pays Medea. stab the masa lel whaa Muse eseliemt eal MS mum en sellstamMy exams& It is isay shoe Mr. him Vitae bee I emend is so ise mast • ri , :: 5 4, 6 : of pr. mond., asa it alght be tad he lad mad, sellishat Mir for ate web ssalmit esistica , he hew -6.1. "OW 110 . 0 admit*. man la qwelatel with the ?rite He n a n ma apso ltat vbilatia la was 7 PIMP' lis hassles hod by derived—hs emisly wad his be el asamessa asd was • cadit to his Maher. Nis Rao bovine, Me pawed Mame, continues to bar out tbs pod rabies she 1 14 silly crestal ; she is elsiderly ead Wyllie. MI ma measly mass tat too ibesd es es Ise • Grist prase is abs toss to ?tr. W Lacy he Ms am Mighty wariels, admirably sad Illi Mend. without base ever-stotad ; to Kr. ARIONIONIB'S MIN* mod siabAbalat at Dulibie ; Ss Mr. Villas, vh• wee laapasesivs end inteillgest se Ilythisy Gres; sin la Mr. Rom who, Ulm did sot attbsly miss the watbses be it d Jerry Crusade, presented • wry Imam res May et his sm. Mr. T. Lyon also, wbe will he ramobersA by yamsre of twist, yeas ego Is • mail asiodrams slur et the Adel*, payed Kr. Lorry Maly sal Is gad bas. Ths passe woe plead apes Ms asp Is • reamer which asisead the hiybeit Mit oa Mee asswasd is its pod•o -daa ; the may, antame, WI gemel seise- a-Ms Mai new, meek and pod. At the RR of tb• cartels the I planes was leaf sad gland; Madam Celeste wee sala amed to naive bar will-iserited bosom, sad M..Ll_ abases me Med be Yr. Dices= sad Mr. Taylor, but nei ther of dm geselesess sopeered. NATAL AND .1111L12 4117. LOII2II.AVIT, JAN. 30. PROMOTIONS. -- ewers W. 116111145, peiateted to taint aishesee, sod ap pointed to the Ada, 84, et Perbeeetakr rettfee i as Daomboll, 16, et Perlmn& 1. to ehlet taglater, and te meek 1a the •J. G. Dew pansird Wet , owl sigelmbill to the Wellte et ; W. M Demo for serwiee la the Dome* Demo premelei Mae doe tweineat , end sees dto the Ad% be gird* is the Hera" 17, et Peraemeath ; T. Z. /Me, prensial wed oleo emleteat wiolmar fa the Named, 6, Zed Inas wed Obis delfts ; W. H. Room preatelei to Ant elm etelWast eagloww, and appointed to the Adam, 26, Parimamit; W. D. 7Staisa, - jeameted to Ant thee esielmt anfinser in tke rillittake,.. .60 at war in the Zap" Wad er; J. Lethkee, to Oleg latt-elsee emblem ee p • to the 26, Medea; Dad J. peaseesi te igalf eel twiremea shahs. */ &Odle essislasiMoseastar re the 91, A r roma:arm— ambient Perrakir W. H. 8. Bali (1869), to the Mew% 91, mew aleeta-ehlp, with the Chau sekwitzteaL" Aailelostlierk ft. eresasmo stati C. Webb, to the Conqueror, 101 , mew itsena-ship Ilefton. thwood-d , mill.boistios Begloser J. W. MlCessie, to ths Paw A n, 17, er ea dsza mi lewerstess. Roemer R. H. Alvin the et hadlombibue, 4, peals-wheel stown-weesel, to St Woolwich. _ 1 - ctlsor_ dinkier WAG* I* war J. T. Kelly, to the Flying Fiekil, aro eem sleep, with the Chemist squid/co. SPORTING. TAITERBALLI3.—MOIrDAT. Until after the publiostion of the acceptances spsonlatien at the Corner fill not likely to be resumed with meth spirit. The attendance this afternoon was not numerous, and although we were ecabled to compile a somewhat long Ist et quotations, get the soma Wainer trunthoted was very Potted. For the Liverpool Steeplechase 10 to 1 was cared against Apes, and 12 to I wee taken about Tenths.. 4to I was takes freely about The Wired for the Two Thousand, sad layers would not bet more than half a point less at the dam. The Mosta. Cop COND biotite require no comment. 16 L Grimald i IL HAND 16 Curlew 9 to to ap — t ( (t) 20 to Jails (ti onlz 20 to Jamey (t) 20 to Ambush (t 20 to Tammy (t) 20 to Kisser (t) LIVERPOOL STEEPLECHASE. 10 to aim Mr. C. Capers Amin 12 to Mr. W. G. Crewe's Lathes 16 to Mr. Bayley's Jesloney (9 26 to Lod Cremators Oteka 26 to Mr. Hoignma's Esdpeat 33 to Mr. Benott's Brooms 33 to Captain Huat's litadmas 40 to Mr. Ammonium um oaammoad. CHESTER CUP B . 20 to opt Kr. J. Soott's Loommago:(9 30 to Mr. T. Hoehn' TM Bremer 3D to Mr. G. Thema, Dinaimbass (t) 33 to Mr. R. Calif'. Vieth. (t) 33 to Mr. R. Tim Bresoles Satellite (t) 40 to Kr. W. Day's Pobe (t) 40 to Mr. W. Day's TM Promised Load (of) 1000 to 16 Led Partameatles Tame Der (t) 1000 to 1 Mr. J. Day's Nies Rain (9 1000 to 1 Mr. Wyatt's N labours, (t) 1000 to 1 Mr. Williams Norms (') TWO THOUSAND. 7to opt Mr. A. 241011011'• The Wizard 6to Lord Portsmouth's Beessmor (t) 6 to Mr. T. Pan's Lapullus Bto Mr. R. Ten Broach's Umpire 10 to Boma Rothacitiles Was of DMus& (t 19 to 1) 100 to Loud Pormaaath's Plats Paddles (t) DEIST. 10 to apt Mr. R. Tea Ikeeek's Umpire 0 effil of) 10 to Mr. Morry's 11 to Lod Enimmeira=mum 11 to Mr. 1 71111cife TM Wiwi 13 to Lord Portsmouth's Bartmoar 14 to Mr. Wyett's Naibmoso 22 to Mr. T. ft-i's 26 to Mr. Jotted 114 1 =01 3I to Mr. E. Wrls 7.7erboad 40 to Lord Puriemsailf a P Podia, 40 to Lord UMW's Loasboator 40 to Mr. Awassise• Thmadorboil 40 to Mr. l'Anassfs Ormond (9 40 to Berawassariler•lListelDhlued• 41 to Mom 60 In Lad Ifftwellsorf • Ithansoml (I) 60 to °speak Chew. Have 60 to Lord litambers Polska ACCIDENT WITS TER 801/111DOWN FOXIIOUNDB. —•• SOOMISIII befell Ni. Claim Beard. d Rotting/dew ire Ma beating tad ea tire Mtb bet. N. WY oat with the Illoatbdoes litabseede. owl TIMM talidai • liae sorer =miry, Me been NMI le dribs • beak awl deep brood ilia, Ned AM b.*.. de ea brim. No wee removed to Has. melte 0.18. eel Mr. lloMbigereof Mall& wee aged is, modered bb pebeniemd Mi. It wee Mosomeal that Mr. Dowd bed oeiblood • mompeeed feedere of dbe He ume Os rims ~be remorrod to Me reeileme lef =4:l doles es m tee b spaded. • mare ll Nab eel met Irbil le Ile comb tams. tebrab in esere be iron be bustle Gad (arida we tram wtl be of rimet derstles) +di be greed, regreetel. UNZYIJAITY INTILLIGENCE. CAMBILIDGI, lArr. 30. LAW.—PIOPIIIIIOILIAL CIATIFIC&TI RILUIDIATION. Ylnt Chne.—Tilbery, Emoitureel. &and Okra—Tnatia, Emmanuel ; Goddard, Trinity Hall, end Wilkinern, Jana, aq_na4 ; Newbon, Trinity. Emaritarts.-3. T. Att as t e. D., Trinity Hall ; Jam Bobarte, M.A., Magdalen DU= or Ys. HEIST Fahhia.—The death of Mt. Emery Pans, the remase of this OR Louis norm (eirense ihe Now 11,1 Woo*/ Ihrohl of is.. 18), wilt •••• • hilbreel , IWO aresast smosealee raw did Mork, la MY smealey fa the eldest ma of Walesa Fier *h. Z. Bail* lee awl wee Massa ea solar of dithh ears as miry ems di se hew rem ass Es , gad rade Me di eweses.llbe Droodirwr there* lathe dressage el Clash iarMb. as au set area my wry aortal bargesks. ise rinds( IN,. or hew *Mk mat intss isto ebb assatry. Es Iselly Mail hews is the eery sad vapid& emir d • prorield mum la Milt drab W imeesvely osertios his He hams who a rag MINN whoa bo tees bee eess fr - sha, we beans, is the r tap =lid, sadeheolon. CRYSTAL P•1402.--Arissratits haws bit Sea their by the asseases he a rest tidal oastsstica of snug &ye immies, by between 3,000 and 4,000 ribses sl the find sechass of Frew., at the Crystal Pim sod Issa H. Sarum Dalton-, the Prewdeat sad Geier, of *be Amide& des Orpboonistee, la Part, who he wall lam analida with Which be has entaidasol elattler met mina sablbltleas ta the Pits d• r Wadi sad amino Is tram andserkes the direction of the mid seripasside. ROYAL ALIAIllta PALI= ClaCre.—This met the pstheimare A be ides the releaser of the Led Kerr si Lady Morewah who ham kindly dolled isle lislles of hiewiriss is Albsina Parse el& tick milli maim .• •••••, 4.00.44( G JA . a Aga 1 . 1 t NIN! COURT OF COMMON FLEA/Jr—IAN. 80. Birdop 14 BIONO;•= Lord Chid hider Irk, end I Willem, sad imaiss..) VAILAS V. DAY!! AND OTIZON.-•MLIZNDLY soormas. ILL Sidamillagra applied for • rah b show coon why the ch. Lr e d Weetrlokehtte oldish! act be gm en bother in Me isehm. The eult het In Ihemeanbernet mile the WI Ihterdly Ara, MIMI mid Art dm eon* men druid be h... war ftionn beimene sernbete ad swam I eleihm Tit hewed esnmek ealmittelehre tide enrolment dld mot Awl Ihr pemont liNinual NB It mro me beheembembeeed in he between lour se d ' are of vial eme and three enrolled. Tbo coart granted a rale. cow OF BANKRUPTCY.—)as. 30. Malmo Mr. Conozdolooor Goalbors.) laf 11 C. JOICIS.—ADJIIDICATION. AiNdlirdis of Matkrwytay woo tondo was* Charles Jam, nob haft gni mow maker, of Margorot-ocrool, Clovosehipopmmo, sod of =Comb -Amok A of affairs : 4,0001. ; sue* 2, s Zr;ro um vas lambi so Mr. Oosaisionw Fambiaaqua. TN vs mom. The bastbope, a small furniture-dealer, ha the Peeks- AIL-rood, was ordered to be prodaleted, lot hayloft see taiderett trithla the period allowed by the act. INSOLVENT DEBTORS 00URTr—JAN. 30. (Before the Chid Coomniesioser.) Ili nm JAMB UtiLLXD. This insolvent, who had forma* the Bed House publio-bouse, Battersea, applied le he Mr. Robertson Griffiths stippenal. Them was no opposition, oil qMp weir? mode wm r t h e *owned ocenmisidoner. Assn the creditors we the of Woods ad Mei' he not of the Red Howes at Battersea. The insolvent waa diecheigeL — -- - Ix 1.1 WAOIST =OWN. This insolvent, a clerk, applied for his final order. Mr. Dowse supported. On a former occasion Mr. Denney opposed for a midi*, named Darby, sad It was stated that the matter was arranged. The Chief Commiasioner said the pony must attend the court and state he was satisfied, or the insolvent would have ao firna c eYwas edjourned. IN RI JANB JOB. This insolvent, who wee on bail, was stated to be deed, and • tertifimite of burial was produced. A difficulty erase se to the certificate. The insolvent was between seventy end eighty, and was inserted in the certificate at twenty-two. This wee stated to be a =basks in the copy of the resist'r of deaths. The court famed the certificate and exonerated the bail front further 'liability. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. Mr. Went applied on behalf of the Cemmisaionen of the Admiralty for permission to withdrew from taking any Nether proceedings spinet a person named Salmon, who had been committed to takehis trial in this court for murmurer, in having offtr, d a bribe to a person employed in thegovern mans dockyard at Poetnnouth. The matter had been N smarmed by the Lord Mayor at the Mansion-hour, and the defendant was eammilled for trial, but the corer for the Admiralty, upon lark* ea attentive investigation of the evidence, having era to the ordure that it would not be clientsuffien to procure a conviction, bad resolved to nyhr Mr. Shah, who win ea beheMelthe defendant, ✓id he could not rehab hob tabs be of en. meeting his opinion that the isheselhr the ought to have been consulted before the dethadeat was_ pun to the inconvenience of attendingl ii pr e. Mee swath= before a ma gistrate to answer such a Be kid the Lord Mayor at the time he committed Me prheenr.--- The Recorder. interrupt/tag the horsed crawl, acid he could not enter into these matters. The application wee • very ordinary one, and the court therefore saw no diacalty let granting it. Mr. Sleigh said he thought it was very hard that the defen dant should have been put to the arm* sad iareavenlenco be had sustained, and he thought that it ought to be under stood that he would leave the court without the alighteat impu tation upon his oharecter. The Recorder said be bed me ebbed= to the feet Oft forth that Mr. Sleigh wee of 'plain that his client w - odd have the court without aayy bennaba spoil his character in reference to the (A bash.) Jaw Tyrschat, 46,e ladrilbs hear( woman, who is said to be very well coanected, cud whose ore Weed over from the lest session, wee placed at theberte tabs her Idol upon several charges of obtaining goods by Isles pretences, Mr. Robinson, Mr. Metthlie, end Mr. Orridge conducted the prosecution oo behalf of the London Association for the Protection of Tra e; Mr. Gifford end Mr. F. H. Lewis appeared for the defendant. The first om w e thattaken against the rimer was a charg of obtaining three boo=sts, values M., hose an sad hal florist and milder, Eased Brandon. It appear that One of his customers wee the Hon. Kra. Stewart, and that in the beginning of November he received a letter purporting to come from that lady, regneetias him to send three bourne end other article. to the Star sad Garter Hotel, Richard. The goods were sent a• directed, aid It was ved that the , who 'hided at Petersham, and was kn own as Mrs. ry i rwirlit, sent a woman named Kirby to the Star and Getter sod obtained parer= of the articles, which were afterwards hand In her possension. When be pelmet was tabu tab .seedy, she said she knew she bed done wan, bat asked ter mercy on account of her MAW& Mr. Roberiahew, another webelesa, who bad ham the priseaer for several years, said that he bed @applied her with geode elder the sena of Willson end Jones. He wee peal he are goods through the prisonsee truer. Is answer to • question put by Mr. Gifford, the witness rid that he always understood the real name of the Owner to he Tyrwhitt. Mr. Gifford, at the close of the ors foe the porsontion, submitted that there was nothing to go to the pay, inas much as there was no evidoaoe to negative the representh tion of the prisoner that she really was the Honourable Mrs. Stewart, or ttat she had no authority from that person to apply for the goods. The Recorder, after a abort consideration, mid it appeared he him that the soldier for the prosecution was daketive in the material point sagenead by to. learned counsel, sad whatever sospicleu the jury might entertain relating to the prisoner's conduct, they would not be justified in convicting her upon the pres oat charge. A verdict of Aor Guilty was acoordiogly taken. The pr Boner was than charged upon a second indictment with obtaining throe ladles hats from Mr. Heath, a hatter, Owyhee on Nair., at Hyde-park-corner. In this one it sparred the prisoner had ended for the goods in tee name of Mrs. INIIIIOII, of Clogs-hope% Wind sor, and the articles were sent es directed. It wae proved that the ord.r for the goods wee in the handwriting of the prisoner, but the only order* to show that there re no suet person r Mrs Vernon residing at Windsor wee that of the police operable who was sent down to make inquiries upon the antler The Recorder ruled that stronger evidence ought to have been given upon this poise, end that some one living in the town and well acquainted with all the persons residing there might to have boas called ea a witness. Thejury therefore again returned a verdict of Not Guilty. A third charge was then entered into, of having unlawfully attempted to obtain go..de by faire pretence*. In this CAM it appeared that the prisoner went to the shop of Meters. Lewis and Allenby, in Regent-street, end selected various articles, which she directed to be sent to the Star and Garter, et Rictmond, to the Lim Km Stewart; sad she at the i.e.. time stated that she wee that lady, sad that she was staying at the Star sad Garter, and thst her home reeklenos was Sydney-gardens, Bath. In consequence of somethins that transpired it appeared that the goods were net pared with, and a feet,days afterwards the preasentom received a letter from the prisoser, reqoeeting them to keep the goods until she called for the m, and they should be paid for. Mr. Gidard, in hie address to the jury on behalf of the prisoner, and be felt smeared that it the jury had beard nothing of the former cum they would not, for a moonlit, think of convicting a lady of obtaining goods by false pre tences, when nothing more we. proved against her than that she had ordered them to be mat to a particular place, and artbeerpseatly osanewmamled the order. and promfired to pay for them. tie mid he slisaM he in a position to prove Wet the prisoner was highly osansteed, and thatake waa pos e sseed of maple mains, and therefore could not have had the slightest inducement to commit an offence of this description. Hs should also, be odd, he to a condition to show that the prisoner bad safe/id severely from Illness, end that bet mild 1 eras weakened, and this bad led her to commit these sets, hat without any intention to defraud the weal from whom the goods were obtained. Dr. Green, a physician, residing in Golder - square, wae th in 'remised, mid be stated that be had known the prisoner for twenty years, and during that period she had on several oc casions suffered severely in her heed, and was very dies deli rious. He knew that she was In good oireatastsnoss, and could have had no Inducement to defraud tradesmen of their good., as she had plenty of mossy to pay f or th em , an d h e mild not account for her conduct, except upon the supposl. : Lion that she wee acting under a mania which led her to ob go tein ods from troltemen under differebt names. Mr. Metcalfe sai d ebould call tide ait anis for stealing. Mr. Lewis. the solicitor tor the terroner, proved that she wee to the intrreet of 11.0001 in h er own right, end free from the eon.rol of her busload or any other person. Mr. Metcalfe, in his reply noon the evidence for the de fence, mid be really could hardly understand what the de linos was that bad been s c itt o 7 by his leaned Maid , anima it was that a pinion ia circumstances OM wino was entitled m the interest 11,0001. might with commit eats fee which a poor person would be at cm= with the enmity of the law. The Reeceder having gummed cep The jury Move retuned a rustic. of Ossify. Mt. Metcalfe stated that the primmer lied GNAW pods kali • put ray ether Indiums by gift foe wow N VARY 31, 186 Q. TM mean* limiter, earitisred that three of the owe that w., lab mai be edleket. Yr. Gerd NM ho wee lialoweeed tbst la every am eh, goods had ewe beta paid for. Mr. listaalfe aid be wee taferreed that this wet sot so. The Baresder aid be shoal hike to ben some farther issforrogioa, that sad he should poignete reiNiDe Nakao* with Mint. ZHB POLICE COUB7B. MANSION-11011161. Mr. lehori Abbas, of King Witham-street, g =maker, was simumeed kr saki a Stn, the berm' of which had not book at od flokfe to the requirements of the "Gun Iot,UK" th Mr- estirreat P a r e apaired for e complithust ; Mr. Metiers ter die The delhadout tell Mr. Rehlemen thati mad be no garden that the rile had , mud thee M had kr sold wither being roved bat d d b he ado the greet *weirs of the quirks se time like the peammt, lobes Moe were so much is ass, he fa herd to earn, su Ilia sf the lehadmit, that Mrs esseerase wee way re d lbws essilmis whir as Lam =lmad prewar. Mr. Akre was alwargarbelsely s the direstris idea he gar to rise la lb tows hie gums abseil be be pried, eel k Mist skirl le suppose Mat be Null her w ay mar for issiat, shies the dr ge for proof ins so UMW, sad the reales, reaakry and moral, &Mk to kr su lorry feat aeefieß Mi. Aims la to his terry a !ere mite, a puma aria Clare, eke wee areler yit lVitton's, well !mews as a gesmamsat sentrestor; and ("kirk could esseemt for eels of the Mai, tedium. preview proof. Istearg that he supper' kat the Ma WWII delivered to lifm, as wee the swim at Wlllea'a, alter proof. No one add meet the welder Ike ha' emend to lir. Gellatly'e ale men than Mr. Atkins liter; red It wee an iron- Wale proof of hie me. list he directly mat out rid col- Weil all the rllles hobs& sold, mod ha' them proved; eel ft was eatlefastety M haw Ihat, withera l t i lttion, they stood the proof. Mrs *lli to the rile /a question, Mr. Adam eked had end be at limit 60 times before Xt. O r b had ft, and be believed that but for the dangerous reads it imam which had been adopted, by patting in two !ask and which sublimed the knee to r mach explosive pressers as three or four ordkary charges, the barrel would never lave burst. Still Mr. Adams had brought hhnesli within the est of par liament by selling a rifle which had not been properly proved, or did not bear the proof mark r•htit it was for the wart to say, ander the circumstances whether the penalty might mat with propriety be mitigated to an almost aotainel amount. The Lord Mayor said the offence was undoubted—in feet it was admitted—and however It might have occurred, he felt It his duty to Inflict a penalty which he hoped might have the offset of preventing each neglect In future. That should be properly proved before sold was always most t ; bat it was doubly important now when so many new rifles were being daffy called into use • and ha °pageant- Wad the defendant that no serious conseqUeeces had resulted from the accident. For the future he bad better look well after the proving of his vine perninally, as well as after his foreman, or other accidents might happen with a more amiss, issue. The full penalty of the act wee 201., with a power of mitigation In the court, and he (the Lord Mayor) thought he should be failing in his duty if be Indicted slower penalty than 101. he the present case, which amount the defendant must pay. Mr. Serjeant Payne then &17 for costa, which were Axed at 21.2 a., Ind pad by the t in addition to the penalty. TRAFFIC RETIIRNB. Ins Pew Ker. ?Mel, Telma RA RIF A TS. we% wore eindles. POO. WU Week ending Jan. 7. e A A Am W 1 Trunk nr (kris --- 176 1,131 7116 10.131 LOU eek ending Jae. U. Doren mad lltereakee .... US 616 613 1.20 1.386 4 eek /SWIM Jan. 13 Weer Mdse et times --34 3.131 4.006 LIU 4171 sedan 16043. irk italers Ls=Drfektos. sad /WO ------- we 1130 smi 11./13 11.623 AMERICAN AND CANADIAN MAIIA.—The Quebec sad Montreal reamer BoMedan leaves Liverpool for Port land to-morrow (Wednesday), with the Canadian sad Ame ricas mall. Letters cid Queenstown will be received at the Liverpool post-office on that day till 9.30 p.m., with a lase ila of one penny till 10 p.m., and with a late fee of threepence until 10.15 p.m. To-morrow also the steamship Bangwoo will be despatched from the Massy, tor New York, with th e United States mails. The hen at Liveipool post-office will be open on that day till 12.30 p.m., and on the landing step, with a late be at sixpence, anal 1.30 p.m. FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE LONDON, CHATHAM" Awn Dor= RAILWAT.—Tim ling HELLID.—AwAIair ewer widget, involving the enmities of three lives, hes wowed as the London, Chatham, sad Dour Railway works, in the perish of Besksbourne, a small village Uwe about three idles to the east of Canter, between the Dover end Deal node In traversing the Berkaboorne hill, the cutting ofthis new line runs el • depth et 46 feet ; end it was at the heed et this cutting that the fetal occurrence took place, on Friday night last, shortly after five o'olook, bat Rimiest until midnight os Sunday that the bodies of the damned an were discovered. The accident store hem the slipping of an immense quantity of earth, mimed by the mint heavy reins. At the moment the slip took place, three men, named Richard Lee, Themes Jackson, sad John Can, were Ailing trucks at the head et the out and, another man had oharp of the horse attached to the tracks. The latter, observing the soil coming down, had the preeence of mind to drive his horse se het as porible from the heading, and thus saved his life and that of the animal ; bat the other poor fellows, being at the rear of the trucks, wire jammed epithet them by the falling earth and buried beneath its weight. As soon as possible after the lamentable occurrence all the available hands on the spot were set to work to clear away the soil, so se to ex tricate the unfortunate men ; bet this was a task of no ordi nary difficulty, and they were obliged to sink a shaft at the rotted' of the heading so as to appease h the bodies in that direetion. Hera the earth frequently gave way, and not withstanding the exertions that were used but comparatively little proignms was made. The work, however. was cootioned without 'termite= from Friday night op to midnight on Sunday before any trace, of the buried men could be disco vered. Then, however, two of the poor fellows were found in a perfectly upright position between the trucks and the heading, the soft earth having completely encircled them. They were of course quite dead. Up to the time when oar parcel was despatched lest evening the bodies bad not been g tent. It had been discovered that the third min had adored the same fete as his companions. LOSS OP • VESSEL LADEN WITH BILK AND Tu..—Bono Homo, Deo. 15—The British ship Chieftain, Captain Da Faye, from Shanghai' for London, with a cargo of silk and tea, has bete wrecked on the Prams. The Chief tain left Shanghai' on the 27th Nov. and proceeded until the evening of the let Deo. When steering 8. by W. gW. at a quarter theme 12 at midnight , breakers were reseed ahead, shout four piste on the starboard bow, sad two on the port bow. The helm was immediately put hard-a-starboard, with the hope of keeping her off ce the port tack, but before coming round she struck, and immediately tell over on her port side. Finding her serge heavily on the rocks, the cap tain ordered the masts to be out away, as be was afraid of their coming down and killing some of the craw. On sound lag the pumps, be found the ship was filling fist with water. Al daylight he saw four Oohing-boats at mew; the mow of ono of them came on board and agreed to take the mew for a third of what cargo she might carry to Bong Kong. Some time afterward, the others °ems, with crowbars, and wanted to break open the hatches., which the captain prevented by threatening to shoot then, bat findi he ship was flat breaking up, they determined le abandon her, which was done on the morning of the 2nd. Having got as much silk and tea as the boot could carry. they left in the evening. The remadng Chinese then took pooseellon, and immediately commenced to plunder. Wham the crew left her the was level with the sea, and her back was broken. They left with moderate weather, but next day it came on to blow, and the boat being deep, was in danger of being filled with eater, and so they were compelled to beer away before the wind, and heave cos boat. the greater pert at the cargo, and nearly all their private elects overboard, or she would have foundered. They ultimately got safe into Macao on the fith, and came over here on the 7th in the:Sir Charles Forbes. Only 16 bales of silk were saved, which soa they ed bro w lig ith ht ymer over . he 7 with them, bet of course they are ROYAL MINT.--ThE MYSTERY OP "MILLING." —There are few things on a small scale in the meclasnioal way which more puzzle the popular mind than what is called the "milling" on the edges of the gold and silver coin of Greet Britain. The very term " mink% " conveys an in exact notion of the operation for procuring the serrated cir cumference of a sovereign, for example. The uninitiated would imagine that each individual coin had been put iota • lathe sad milled, in the name way that the beads of the brass mews of tontlmmatical or optical instruments are, by means of • revolving " milling tool" pressed closely against their edges while running ; but this is quite • mistake. The fact Is, that when self-acting machinery has canted forward plain circular piece of metal of elightly lees diameter then the coin it is intended to form, and placed it on the die of • Mint stamping preys, • steel cellar which has been interiorly milled in • lathe, and which is bored to the exact size of the coin to be struck, rises over the neck of the die, end noun pant loosely the pins of gold ar silver, which has been pre viously made es nit and se brilliant es fire and end could make it. Then • die sated to the moveable pin or screw of the press descends with much rapidity end force upon the metal to be acted upon ; the result is that the two Immo sione—hesd and revenes—are both given at that one blow, whilst the steel collar prevents the undue expansion of the ma metal it encloses, and treaders a copy of Its interior I mfiling to the exterior of the coin, which is now fit for de -1 mistics. When the stamping prima is in motion thee:miler or sip mould rises to maim and mill blank pieces, sad le de. plead to allow the finished coins to be thrown off, at the ado of about seventy times per minute. A 00111/Z of this der Meta= will, we are told, mill many millions of &overthrew win becoodsg union from wear. Bitch is the key to the mystery of =Mktg.—Civil &retie Gazette. Carom PAWN. ONE SHILLING MONDAY. hit. 30.--Adatlesione on veranat, 490; Mao by me* tasks , Tian% 00 • LONDON JEABEE2B 171 . 1111.1118,4 legened Daiwa PT. asa. 8ath......... as 3,149 14 4.1 1 1 $8.4 1 1 141 i "I C 1471 > r l; Wag 388 1 n 1 Ka IWO 1.411 al la.al 1869. 11,496 &j l l ICA 411 9,tp {U~3y 6,W l 9,9 N 9o,ut TALLow.—n. tallow market was reedy throorhoo last week, and prior were rather Incurable to sellers. There was little new sporalation foe early periods, bat for ova* direst WIN WU as inaserd disposition to To-day the rear has bra rather quiet on spot and for March, bss Mal Awn for April to June, and October and Deserter. we have off—flpoe, Me.; Jan. to March, Me. 9d. ; Mari stone, 69.. ; April to June, 665. to 665. 3d. ; October sad Decem ber, 635. to 53e. 3d. Odessa sheep, 69e. • bad, 68s. to 66e 6d. ; town tallow, 68s. U. net ; tallow slaii;s, 66e. 64. ; oil, Me. to 47e. • oosos ant oil, Cochin, 44.. 94. to 465. 3d. ; Ceylon, Ms. to 42e. 6d. • Sydney, floe, Me. ; faterior, 40e, le els., less 24 per oeot. ; ,rough fat, 3s. 2ld.—(From the circular of Mane. Smith sad Charlie, 60. ad blonder evening.) COTTON.—Ltannwoox, Jaw. 110.—Then hu been a good brininess done in oar markat with firm prima. The em/aim Was am 10,000 bake, of which 2,000 are for export and ape- CATTLE. Lrrnaroos., Jaw. 30.—The supply o settle at oar sworkat to-day was his than on laat Mon day; of shay about the mos. The demand slow for each, at !mar palm for cattle; ohaep ranch lower. Bee, to eist.; wesUoa, to nd. Cattle at market, 1,998 ; 0000 P, B,M. COALEL-Lotwatur, lii. SO.-Bata's WWI Hartley, Ha 6d. ; Belts 13e. 3d. ; Bower's West Hartley, 16a. 3d. ,• Baddies West , 165. ; Barnhart, 13e. 3d.; fl em l, &beide Wrt Hartley, 16t. 3d.; Davisoas West , 16e.; Grey's Watt Hartley, 14e. 9d.; Boland& ars,..l. 3d. , HolywA 165.• Howard's West Hartley, 16s. ; Lambert's West Hartley, 16e.; St. Cathhert's Hartley, 148. 9d. ; South Peareth, 13a. ; Taadeld Mow, 18.. Od. ; Tanfteld Moor Butes, 13s. 9d.; Walker Primrose, 14e. ; Wart Harry. ler 3d. ; 16s. ,• Walls Ead Acorn Clone, ; Walla E 19e.; Walls End Creforh, 18.. 9d. ; Walls End Harlon, 84. 9d. ; Walls End North. nmberiaad, 16s. ; Will. End Riddell, lir. 94. ; Eden Main, 195.; Walls End Belmont, 18.. 6d.; Walla End Brad idHatton, 19s. 9d. ; Walls End Haswell, 20s. 6d.; W a ll s Harr, 208. 6d.; Walla End Ferber, 18s. 6d.; Wan. End Rorer' Hettcm, 198. 9d. ; Walla End Benson. 178.61. ; Walk End Haigh Hall, 19s. ; Walls End Hon ....l_,, wiek 16.,; Will. End Hare, 195.9 d. ; Walls End South 198.3 d. ; Walls End South Hellos, 19s. 6d. ; Trhodon Hartlepool, 20s. ; Walls End Trimdon Thornier', 18..; Walls End North Hartlepool, 15s. Od. ; Wsll a E n d Whitworth, 16s. ; Walla End Firth's Robin Hood, 16e.; Wrenthorps Alberta, 16.. 6d.--131dps market, 103; sold, 86. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. Damao. OWN Sakai is . . _ 0•131:1•LTII0. g rzerl e dgalti=l•,:rea stirded of SA el 1140alea. Weide*. Rea tasks fee Ceketls, le pultag ato tee Dims MY rails pa as shore at the Booth tae. lit. Itergereat ; attempts hen Yes fusee to get her of ttereole but srithout seeeees, the melee a greet dial of water. Jaw. 111. seel le discharging cargo into loggers mad men toga—Deal, Maoist—A deepsteh from New Weiss, of 11th January. states that the beg Kamer, for London, era east sway on the 22nd December. o♦ Lora* and became a Mud lm; no lives ket.—New York, Jew. 13. Itliasheth Aon—YM morel from Chino ke Anstrells, telegraphed treat Batavia as Met, le the ElisaMth Ana, lost In Kernpung Bey.— Slap's% Dm. U. 1101100, Ikea Holmberg for Hoeg lirasg, hos pot in here dlatestgd .01 otherwlee damaged, in a typhoon. She got opass from the reester of the Oeelcmg.—Stogspore, Dee. 21. lthosington, tram this port for Bangor, put heck, 11th Dee., haring aprons p leak whew within eighty mike of her deettuatma.—Singa. perm Dee. 21. Perna Royal. from Pure Ni Liverpool. t wed in hare today, wan ron Intl off Kinsale by a large veered. which steuck her no the bow, ferrying sersyoutwaver, howepritOta-111.11ord, Jen. 28. 101 M ffokrelle. of Jens', Viler; Wow tOth November for Curs& town, with lull cargo, wee totally mucked of Kenna dettlemeot on moth soma et Samara oo the 22nd November mailer and crew arrived at Eurooia.—Eatavla, DK 1. SterP—Willlaw Niardsisd—Stark, of Weida how Bolles to Leith, file la seateet es the Ilist Manny I. Ist Ile N, too 12 W, with the Walden Weesisad. trots Sesame In Chill, when both ~reels kandered; part of tbe mew of the Memer ►ave been brought here by the Johan& Andres, Berg, Nos Ikeda* for Copenhagen ; the caw of the William Marelead ees supplied let—Plymouth, Joy. WI. Soirees, trim Liverpool Ow MAIL, was boarded this morning, at mbar oft Hellemoath, with a eland of dtstrles, by some boatmen from thin place, tau allot her chats. sad brought her Into otudwell Boils ; mks of her mew bed left her.—Pwllitell, Jan. II Lapides (ship), Miles, hoes at. Jots, N.B. to this port, was Wan la will in distress as the 22nd Jenuary, In lat. 41, lon It ; the mew have earked We.—Uverissois Jew. 20. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Guam. from Abode= let Magritte% 40 dam Des. 9, let LIS IF. toe 91.8$ W. Caodare (barque). boo Cardiff for Ogia. The. $l, let 1.47 x, loa 24.8 W. 6.L. SWUM (lift). kola Liverpool for Calcutta, ell well. Nov. 11. let 1110 S. kei /1411 W. Ursula* Uora Modular Yelbourue, Deo. 4, tat 44 N, loa 14 W. LOBBEB AMONG THE 'rum SHIPPHIG.—Rather severe loss is reported among shipping belonging to, or Oa. ing with the Tyne. The brig Heoe, of Shields, wee wrecked on Thursday night in Rabin Hood's Bay,and the brig Athena of the same port, went down near the suns place shout the aims time. Intelligence has been received also of the low of the John and lasbedle and the Pallas, both of Shields. Last evening two vessels ran on the Hard Send, end the craw of one of them was for a time placed in danger. For tunately the imeriesded In bringing them all on shore without IS Is oonsollas to find that amidst all this distrocdos al pniporty only Ave lives ware sacrificed.— Neweestis abroisiels. [Advertissiosatkz HOLLOWAY'S PILLS AND 0111111111 T.—The hew to mob up or norms. SPILL Alto sad MI al Mink are roma trom tho blood. sided by the dm& Thom • to n boodle et Mom sod aft• 111411; to damn and War timmn i m etrilmolinns and dl Impurities Is toe .to of mod don Heletongt nollaimmla happily Mkt thro object; oot one of lb. Wafts& of pima and otalhirs awn Mod poem. nod tharoughly MIMI% en =dem mothers mad exml nil MUM of dleare. Thor sot most tormitotolty may mpg. TM Ma luterrudly. sad tat rubel mar thmds. ratan throw to too body nod obrartelmm to the mind. HoDoomrs media are oportheo for MOM& tkm.strosamm o sad derenton. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIETHB. 0•811110111.—Jsa. FL at North-Width" Fiasborl, the wife of I :t f 1 1 4 .Q per n. Brook-.wet, the wile of Major J. Da. Of Zitt l — ar iaa. lA. at Westboumuyarkderraer. Bydo.park. the wife of O. Nubs, boa of a eon . r. at amorahara-rUles, Lewisham nigh-rood. Kent. IAo Mina Mr. T. Fry. of a daughter. WAKIA II . -41 .• Trierwireeb ltegmbetrwet, the wife of Dr. 9QUILIL—Jan. 9i a 4 Orehard.airesta Not W. kali% of a daughter. TuPHAIL—Jan. Id. st Jamerelreet, *ant owns tarmac. the wife of 0. Tolima. Ng., el twine . WANll.ll3.—Jam. 93, at Zed Lioneiptre, the wlf• of H. 0. Warm, Ng.. of • ace. MONA 11.—Jan. N. at Boothomplos.the wife ot Archdeacon Wynn:. or aeoe. WILLEL—Jaa IS. at Balmoral Lod" agtoD. the oLia of IL P. WU* of a &WOW/. MARRIAGES. DARRX-811A8POIL—Jaa. V. N the Centaur, CUM/. tort. by in* Rae. L. H. Weemsn. Thomas Pcogrove..on of J. Barry, roe . to Hartione.dsugbler of J. Sbanoo. Mo.. of Meekest*, You. OAVSLL—POWELL.—Jan. 10. at et. Matthew's, Oakley.tquoro. by Ike lee C. Phillips. M.A.. John illation, .on of J. e. ell. gag.. of Oxford. to &ally Oaldcoott. daughter of Um late W. J. rood!. Req.. of Yelday.trost OARISTT-111tUlf.—Jait. SC sA Bt. Pottle.. Imola. ty the Roy. A. On g% M.A.. It. D. Garrets, Dag.. Lieut. R.11.'6 liehrftl A roller', to boilb Rate, daughter of P. Brae. Msg., of /landlord Lodi*, Ipsoleb. MOWAN—CITICLIPPL—Jaa. 26, at South Motto% North DetOl4 by the ley. 0. Rt. Barbs, C. 0. Outran, roe.. to Rbnbe.h Anne, Outeliffe Ref., of Booth Mahon. M a at i rfOli—JONliti.—Jan. 26, at H. Peters. llyarton. Dovonoblre, by too ley. 0. H. Hutchinson. 8.D., t. O. Darnition, Hog, of fete . pool. to Elias Charlotte. donate: of 0. Jona, Sp., of 'linnet. HART—WOOD.—fad. 22. at Hub., near rattinghourim br tht Rev 0. PA% M.A., Mr. H. Hart, of Unionotrest. 'southwest. to Itliza• balk Janghtmol Mr. O. Wood. of Milton. DEATHS. BADIDANF..—Jan. V, at iris - 1;1;11;U" A padre. In his 87th year. Omer& (Mr Thomas MatlthogrJ.l Brisbane, of Brisbane and Makers. town. %room, (L 0.13.. (LOU,.Sc. Colonel of her Melody's MIS Regiment. tad President of the Komi Bociety of Edinburgh. Snoods wllplesee to accept Uda indm sti on. BRO MN/8.--Jan. U. st Partatom, near Poole, SionAdmiral T. &cone, seed corrtioiLL—Jan. 27, at Blehmondutrest, Manchester, Mr. J. Cots trail. aged MI. 0000 1311.—Jan. 26, at Upper Porkpie. , " Southampton. the oda W W. Woethlegil and 3 7. HOLM' —Jan. 27, at Mount pleasant, Liverpool. Anne, relict of the late J. Mink KM.. end 8 0 . HUGHllB.—Jaa.lla4 llymthatreet South. LimrPool. faiths with of Mr. J. Rushes. 111186014.—Jan. 26, Mr. J. Imam. of Part otreet, Ororrehar mimes MP. n. REMP.—Jaa. 18, at Obeitanham. Susan. relict of J. Kemp, Esq.. awdn. LAURIN —Jim X. as Kentish town, Lieut.-Colonel J. Lurie. Bomathey Art Wary, aged U. NOSILK—Jan. 28, Hannah. third daughtar of John Noble, Sq.. et Tort. PO arm W l gLL.—Jan. tl, W. Powal4 X 4.. of Berkeley flows. Beading. _ Kitmol—jan. 14n&Jane, wife of Mr. 11. Rance, of Immo mad 41. RiDPATEL—Jan. 17. eg Upper ithdeahisi. Mr. W. A. ltidpattu KUOIMiLL.—Jan. 27. at Great TOW•filfellt. City. Mr. A. D. seed OCOTT el .—Jan. 24, E. W.1%86., of Keedol. aged 46. NT' DOLPH.—Jan. SP. at . Saes& mirth et William felleolge, We et Limb's Conduit street Ceem °Wen. th tar INS Mer. 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