The Express. — London, England, 1860-02-07 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGHINCE. MIDI DAL) COURT OF QUERN'S BENCH. &map et Nisi Pries.—(Ndomo the Lad CIAO herds Caiebena end Special hey.) wry:immix ASII wtn g. 6101111“11111.-11T/PjAw MAST CASIII. IW smisrisibb sr% is wake dr .1.••••• U. . eimak essritted by is didr 6by Mir ut sr *Miro wisk ea/ min nal. • aural. he mow 1 4 pads Mid by timi tisimust, was rams/ ibis Irtimitise awl Mr. Issasloy sprarsa is sivisid plaissibi. Mr. idols Jams, Mi. Haidisit•s ‘ sad jar. r as a" ,66,6 OR 116 s dobili•st. LamPlog wWrr , ta costarat iaa of this pisistirs , to• 11 , 46 0 . _ Mn. M. Join assissi-- I es. the pa If m i . J e a n , irlo weir ea Issieres r • err rill/sr. Is Mew& 41..1. la IMO at IMO l heed is the pear re bow rest • hotaish< her dews Or phis. ▪ eel doltadhst airs lON. The tutee Musk eke tiding sad rid he amid Meer the arida. owl rid is sere rill OMNI 11 , 1 ries • sem et mar te put Harm Melsemetia Isis brims. I had is ben westiesaa le d = *hair • • true at v. oath. bat las aid ha borded H. tree is hiewell. My harsad sivassed 14/. Ihe orb, la Sertember, 111%. osehie his is pay hie rust ^ • toe term (these Sired is hew boss wises by the • rem is Mar Meteressis hot IS Met ii.) MS • tee Again( e writing. The virgins tem - .:,..ishalleat is Moy otl MIK awn hen arm panel ..th it woo rend in e,Yeaee yeenniey. He nisi is se give bte Medan Wanne* wine I did whew test I sew M. She WI reed it end laid it es the table, and then ladt. I took it up end reed It. Whys neat the defer net eons I sedated Ida ha len% is I wee disputed et his ening En the median of appertimats. Ile had boos eines • daily rottur. bat did an fell sharwards. Creewnenned —1 awned is briars es Modem Pr oreit• I ern the sane ef Jeri= when 1 reword ea ar • al lovrersanter twit sr thee essils ego. He woe • refugee. He might bre bra • bars I ire • . oboe I wend bowies. Ide set knew bow lam I or 90 poen llamas Frisch, is upholsterer. eserited—The &haler wheal me to advise no plwieeill te go is Smirks est 1 ibb Wined he raid de better tire. The dehadest tr.iti-ally W•lseastelieduriss M ireheadre atava r. Is Diseriat. 1630. I wee is the Mehra tams ley nipper. The pinata Noe down is es snted mrn eer .ewl std re to Igo spats He pored ~ p s the deer sad 1 mew the delleshril Midis; Mniarb, WOlll/11111bia and Weft her. lihe rienledl his. Ilex horrid mooed se rush ea the delowleat, hot I re tried hie. the deloadmat wee frieneerd and as swap. ernr.tersed—l had heard core lewd irking is Molar. von.. I cane over to Eagles' with her, tot toy deter wee with se. We an nialinbally at Hamburg. Ws sever lodged is the wee hour ▪ florin. I knew her her twin maths there I win:. bar Instead wee away. I neer nosed ea Stet tin. 1 11,14 is severe! plane is Leaden with the plaintiff and hi. win Ind sot lin with Madame thee bit boat:wad wit to Awoke. Jews* Krill, who Imps • restastriash depend thst the deesthiet asked him to soli some fitrzutase ter geese who ..11.1wd it to Iwo, so the, could sot pp setae new ilwy owe t bun. Wane.* dA so at Ozashiree and reetivad sa taeestor7 m Walsisatatie wain. TM Witham woe ,Jaqi .t 731. 10.. .I.ittann Graa•kowalty proved that the plaintiff asid his wife bird-1 a. him boom for tome time. le Muth, 1869, the ds nI wt said be Arnold tart that est, at he would novae in a t otbing, and it be did the deleadaat would pay him Ida 1307 owed.. Cnot•.aisa4S4—l did act appl to Mr. &chorister to stow e 311. to Madams W to pay Mr. Nu for the faraiture, aad say I wadi pay hail the resat if M dad. Aft I. 0. U. from tho Irksome to the delliniest, dated (tootwr, 14.58. for 16t 10a, half the smog ediremesd le Modems Wriamohria, woo bon put in. Wstarro-1 woks that become Mr. dloberstwor MAIM it. H. eeld if I sited h, be would nem sit a posy ix it. I beys eel paid a frothing of it. By the Court—l do sot know why be meted my I. O. U. Proof war them Oval that norms of Wei d the twee • non of Stobweets• • W.leenede. on two LO.U.'s, beg his elves for Mwhartrom torsi its mgr, end had bete ease weeentled. Mrs. Jordan was here recalled at the request ed Mr. Jesus —I aehere to die outmost that the plaintiff dose sot owe es anything. I have sot stated to Mr. Albert that I ed. raked bun 161. 10.. to sinsUe hi. to bring this &Sias. He wanted ato do ea, bet 1 ereald sot. Ibis rimed the cue far the ;plead,. Mr. Edwin !sense than ridreseed Ike jury fee the Jeleteleas, sod the ere me proceeding when we went to prow. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mc Comaaskew liolroyd ) 17 11.7 •Tlllll AND TM bankrupts were emeeheals, of Nottingham. TM ofie Uralic. 'marmot is !Lay, 1846 ; Ayer* boa oily ear seslorrbl. Amman, hem bees Med, elbowing liatadee of mamia. , the .ao.unt d meets arpestla on Us* malt of rum 1.• pr.vidioge soar gots' es. Mr. vie swigmea .ad Mr. Liaklatsw for the math bestrept Ayers, agreed os • farther Mioaramest for two . a• 1110 WINING COMPAMT (Ltammo). T. ...a • di. A•ad mimeo. &mesa •ootrablatorlio, Who W mewed to pay tb• ogle mods apes thee, wore man rood. X r:Mees appowtod for the cads! braille*. Mr. Meese, seem Aar. os when • eaU af In. 10s. had lass ad., tram seemed se ho why ha had us= Me seed se he reams that the petitioner rVaasa tie win was •.4. was seam • weiribesety gm • arail tar. His ems had bode mask of Moo lieu Ma had Ea ether nava Ow ea papas lbe 111101117. Mr. Mew saassited that this wet ao valid eiroollse 10 the Tan rattiness sewed la his peanuts tIM bo had *sod M wieder sad late pad , he awe web spas w. r. Ildewsoi—ls dis yotitioesr's sow Timm Kh alil lb. Moo— Soo Mr. ilo — i - ratt Lim! he w Wreck el elks list et coatri beim wt. Li /Isaias —AJJ 1 ana de Is I• RAN • ease es yam so pay on 0 dart day. If tVn Lasytldag sub obisetina yolk Mn Wu", yea as tam aired •tenon of It. : - .ittcr seem memnaties. la which it woe stmt that Mr. Ireatt was • meow shambelter at Me eyeet-emt, and mired by amen that he easy • sormal s b. ....w bes anise being made cm w e e k pny by harertente. Mr. Mese stand that nearly MI the Wilts( WA tram payment. and that the Adel lipillmer W unreel, reastved esikiest so tom the eipsemb. M. My/rt boom. or contributory. MA the tem, *seites. mi sith be *um mak. H. usisimmely eammaeld to poi I • ..Ast•. T wo (W. alma sew MON wan Ahmed alb • &Ow way. s as ciernurar APTIONIT CLAIMS. Ths burrs" • sissubeel, if Norplierhest. recerly brd 114 sest.tl sue sweipseded also twelve imeths. This was • erred rein. Me. C. I Lewis brim! • reef for 1,1111/., in bebalf of M. Eris Mies, d Paris, le rasped of gelds Mesh bs Wised es hoes brae soli le the hurrays. ifs only be ens whether the inn& b bees es d, lhalreys Awed Royer hod beet tortrept, bet broil: “sereeill his oseriere. the Abet if Met sober the Pres' 'ow ere 1• I. Weal MI WA. MIME. M nil. he lb* seseeses, objesief that • pest had e:res.l7 bre roes erlwrins w w sereell h Ur mirk d Itoyees sows •lonso hie bringer,. Mr. Loris Mid tM b:11t qa which Ur pro* we butsded Ir.. trolly &seem Mr thew all rod • Hide to be reseed M 1,9001., to the aessees hose is, s hoed by the oisoisl merger; Itw thriked Ade. to bit , weed kw • snarl. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIB EM Y.) MANSION HOUSE. 1 ' • . 1• 4 4 18 . aged 30, ere brine lit beim Aldenaita merged with hieing eitecepted to *treadle himself. The 1 • • mem WIN • 110.01 11110erable *wt, sad be dem a talk ts' I...Mpg= of hie drew at ea ha *polo. i 4 eieceesiiies, a oeint. dew the mad visite' *very wool of his body. A p.bo sad et hell-pest two o'clock this worming I sl'l AID deleadeet hie beet is bliseieg-lese with • tiobt r his neck , sad be seeeted te dhistroy bieseelf. I loosed the beadherehall, eel idled Mee •.113. 410010101111, 10 alit * he replied that be e. is • ,Inesettol *4/41a , $.l d straw, sad mold gee soak*/ to wt web n t o. yet, and therefore us the only chase, of q horn toe ...eery he bed determieed to pet as end to A I .rosta MAW—What haws you to day to this dWfal 6 11 00 'Matadi ? risisadase—lt is tree, my lord. that I mode the r uff:. awl Wised I er utly repot that I hare doom tat with err' ,Isspaaltio• to work, awl some I to do se, I mead la my presume de osedwiss eff ryes mot myth*, to dw from bydary, whsro I was bora, wives ortiMb , *sal " ths hopo of remise a Amery livfag ie Begked, sad I 1416 &Mg ws. hot lam e amused that if bad , tbs. L s with sa I c.iuld support myself, hi am VO- A , ' • :ry anythise. 4 .!••usaa abbey—Ham you triad ,be may? I.4.skeet —Th., will wit 10141 MP. 1. 1 _111 2 too I byre bye rioss,opped, sat they ~lke lee " I • ilia werri•is. Ima eatzemely sorry for what I ham r^ I. ea I maws you that aotbfog shall ever Wow % • 1•, se Greta. is Abbiea—Wa shall maim 04100 Inquiry &boot .11 I gall record you fa the hop* .4 being able lo • a Olfrif•. It yop dmita Is L, b. ladastrioss. tat—God Lim you, my Ixi THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 7, 1860. 110414TE127. Jr Ardr. flooloA iqto, end Orlon •• liammal i ohm of the IPSONII who pereasoile the " Ides Fteeigess; Ni the Cider Cellars and Duel deb Moos. woe inegel with weeds • dieturbease a the SIMM, at 4 Vele* la the nosing, ad mg, with seesoldeg Pawnee MOM; 14i 7, stied that at the ihne send Ils war NI del, la Os dierewi. lig low Oho 1.1 employ with ems dm. ail theuting end • rot esterhenew MOM met hie (Dreytem,llll F) IPSO itylmg • lem all ede thins ge away. Wilms des spite to the, timed hot the prim= meat away. Moodooloo, however. epee die sod Medd his ea the and dashed hie hat of with her M. He Mk h e r in ceseedy. On the way to the stadia Jaffrey cam Mica Wei mod desk bias three Liao. ailing Mat by MI names, end del that be shoat mot tad Mortimer se the maim. Jaffrey was Wire is shop by seeite senetabie. Alter this Beauatent budbiat end *IMO he should net take Moodie is, iarthr. Ohm ass we bias into ens. tody. nay VIM ell Met. Hs dew them ail to he prostitates. Drayton torrelposeed this. The primmer% In &Mee, stated that ths emssishis had Dl= bass driahleg wit limn is the Cost and Bide home. is the dirsamd, tiff paying he the lime; end that afoot they loft he neettelled with Memister, side her to the bee, and Medd ber dem, whist wee is IMO of the dis torters. Is eoppeet el ibis settemert My said two wimetee. • me semi Wi ll iam Lemma. end • weds mod Mom Mose, who, Me the somee. diemlbed Moil se a " Pew" nay Ile pond that the panorama had been driaktert with the yel bet mid aro 11l say thm wee 29, though they swore dot dieverlasse essoseced by the Mar Imiocishoi o oliara down. ytuaTiSs74l OM 1v Ca! sad &We vas Mt as Ids bac lir. 'wire did sot believe re *Adorers@ to lv ticarribls sarrating Mertiroer, red Buda. word easviot tie pri ssawr. Tlot allegadon Not the oonerbis had been drinking writ tie prortitater rent ks isrertersted by the isryeotor. Mortiaar. lad Jarsy met pay 20e, or 14 days impriros. ow@ ; liseramost night los dieriargad. COMMIIRCLAL AND. MARKETS. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) CDT DOMAN AND IRUZ NAONNTIO TILNODAP/A.) (.11011 001 OWN 001ZIOPO1DIWT.) Orals market rather actin. Wheat in pod demand, aid ld. dearer. Flour steady, at fall nem ligypUaa beans, 34a. 6d. Indian mes Ina, at EL. for Ibrad, sad Us. tar Gelats. Other articles unaltered. MINCI NO-LAN lt.—(Tli DAY.) The continued unoertainty about the budget prevents ac tivity la most et the Iraq artieles. floosa.—The market M Allidasad quotations are unal tered. Reflood lamps, Hle a. Corm.—This argil andante in pod demand, and the public' sales see partaskqg steadily. Ti*.—The Assam sold at very WI prim in public sale to day ; Chissa lea uastered. brincio.—The quarterly sole ha. spool at • slight a vows. Baez rosszia• firm. Rom.—Thts erode fa segketed. Bricas an steady. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAT.) The sorbet Is drat at the followlsg prime :—Town 60e. 3d. ; Poterebort Y.C. es tb. mot, 00s. 01.; 6 el Od. piereh, 60t.01. ; Aped to Jose, 61/s. 01. ; Oct. to Dee., 4e. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Moots. Davis end Co. report trade b.u.r for good clovers and beet meadow bays. Prime meadow bey, 7 0.. to 76..; astwotor ditto. 76N. e• %mut ditto, 46.. to 60e. ; rowen, 40.. to 605.; *lover, old, 900. to 10 2 2.. dd. ; mood cot, 760. to SU. ; straw, 260. to 300. A notice now stands on the order-book of the Hesse of Commons that en Monday, the 20th, Lord John Rowell will latrodnoe a bill "further to amend the lew re lating to the representation et: the people to parliament." On Thursday Mr. Seymour Fitzgerald will ask the Secretary of State for Foreign Affair• whether stay con vention has been satand into betwixt' her Majesty's gores &- meat and the government of the Emperor at the Preach with reference to the demands to be made by both govern ments on that of Chins, and with the view of the Minn the be... of the combined operations of the French sad English forces la that country, and especially with rrionagsb to • permonent occupation by either power of say poetics of the English territory. And, if tiny inch osawatise has been made, whether her Majesty's government have sly objection to lay it on the table of the house. Mr. Binnaird has given notice of hip intention to mown, SO in IMOOdlOillt to 81r John Tralawny's motion M aps:aim the Lad's Day, to here out all the words after the word " placing," in the 6th Use, to the end of the question, in order to Insert the words, " Public Institutions more within their reach on every day of the week except the Lord's Day," instead thereof. Mr. Hennessy on Thursday will move for a select committee to inquire into the present mode of nominating and examining candidates for junior appointment, In the deli service, with a view to ascertaining whether greater facility may not be Media for the *Ambition of properly qualified persons. FLociCillto IN Tax NAVT.—A return wee Waned this morning of the minter of persons flogged in the British navy in 1858. The total number of punishments was 927; of lashes indict3d, 1,230; of men liable to corporal punish ment, 47,648; and of lashes inflicted by sentence of court menial, 184. The highest number of lashes was 60; the lowest, 3. The Yemeni on whir& the most oases occurred aro the Basilisk, Brunswick, Chesapeake, and Indus. Five ewer are reputed from the Earplug, 16 freer the Princess Royal, and 13 (with the Urge aerates of 600 lashes) from the Royal A'bert. THS Lin CAPTAIN HditHitoie.—A respectable women In very moderate circumstances had takes her pee- ease back to America in the need Captain Barth= com mended, when her child suddenly died. The poor woman wee exceedingly anxious not to leave the behind to be buried by strangers in a strange land ; but at the sew time band that the grioe—very properly—charged for the ethveyanes of a otepes was no norblimat as to be utterly beyond her mem. Is bar distress, she applied to the Captain to eudeevonr to obtain a reduction of the charge. " I emit do that," Pfd be bat think I out menage it another way ;" sad be ba d a well-caulked little chest made, pieced the coffin in it, and brought it across in his own cabin, declining even to rr sire the pries of the chest. Numbers of such incidents tow turn up; and theta and other rani misname should bring to our recollection at the name time that this very mane kindliness of heart has aocidentally left his wife and three children snarly unprovided for; cue of those unhappy euntyships on which good besets are se one) wrecked baring swept off the savings of his proffesekmal esteer.—Leierery Gauges. THE SEO2-BLaCff SOCIETIna' WIRY= TREAT:— Yesterday evening a grand treat was gins by the cam • minas, to the boys of the various shoe-bleak soolethe of the metropolis, at St. Martin's Hell, Long-ears. In the course of the evening a crowded meeting of the triode and sap porters of the societies was held in the great hall at st. Mantles Hall, the Bari of Shaftesbury reading. The hail was crowded with ladies and gentlemen, who sp rued to take a lively interest in the pronsediep. Oa the platform were no less than 318 boys in the suitor= of the mobilo to which they belonged, who pressakd • very pretty appeareaci. Mr. G. Oliphant addressed the rosettng, and amid that the boys of the Shoe-black Brigade had earned such a am= of mosey dth=g the past year as would ante the public,. The Ragged &hoot Shoe-blook Society, eon- Sifting of 60 boys, Red Uniform, bad earned 1.7461.; the Rest Losdoe Shoe-black Society, Blew 104, 1,096 L; San* Lome* Shoe-black Society, Yellow, 40, 66 0 1. ; North-west Landau Shoe-black Society, White, 16, 1401.; Weat Kent Shoe-black Society Geese, 13, 12W. • W est Loudest Shoe blank fiestely, Purp l e. 11, 216 L ; toiletries Shoe-black Soden, Brown (red beings), 26, 2401.; Notting hill Shoe-bleak So- ciety, Blue (red =this"), 26,2001.; Unbnleck (Unshaven) Shoe-black Society, Red (blue tentage), 18, 1331.; making a t of 318 boys, and the earplugs, 4,6481. (Cheers.) Ad dressee wen delivered by the Rev. Mr. Cadman and the Rev. H. Blunt, sad the Chtirmaa (Mr. Pownall) distributed prizes to the boys who had deserved them, and in the later eel three ~f the societies' boys sang gouge, and eauggagad by singing the "Natiosal Anthem." The meeting having ter minated, the boys marched through the hall, the Blues end the Yellows playing their bend, with great spirit. UNITED SZATICZ INSTITI/TION.—At the evening mostiog, yesterday, of the mamba, of this institution, in Whitehall-yard, Cap tain Wheatley, R.N. , read a very In twisting paper on " A new system of delitliag and wales ships of war, sad the advaateges of this topeeverasat," is the prevent= of a number of distingdiesd and saisatifie notleene, there being In the audience, among others, Major-General Sir B. T. Phillips, Sir James Tyler, Major- General Ingram, Colonel Bowater. Colonel Whitebait, Count Platen, Captain Flahbonrne, R.N., C.B. (who occupied the etiao), Copts% R. Collinsee. R.N., C. 8., Captain Nolliab, R N., Captain Dampish. R.N., Captain Howse, R.N., Mr. Stirling Lawn, H.R.1.C.5., and Captain Tyler, R.E. SUSPICIOUS OCCUR'S/ME AT OLASOOW.—Another life bee bees lost in the city of Glasgow under circummeaces which at protect render it doubtful whether it has been me cideetel or a owe of murder. About 12 o'oicick last Saturday might an old woman, named Mary Woods or Burke, was (-tied lying In a state of iewesaimitity on a s t a ir w a gi ng to her house, at 96, Old Wysd. She was removed to the Cm real Police-46m where Dr. 1142101 found a large cut on the back el her head, from which the blood was Sowing pro fited?. She dled about eight o'clock on Sunday mashie. having remind fassasibis up to thee. The polka lest so lbws In soak* isqdriea into the affair, end the following is the substance of the int:maim they have been able to collect in the mean time seams that the old woman, who is a widow, lives with her two ems, William and Patrick Burke, both tailors. During her eimmos from the hone on Saturday night her man William bed brought Into the Slum, about 11 &cloth, a we—n wesidwatty intoxicated. When kis mother ease In ohs heal the weans sitting upon the Soot, and ordered her to leave the bones Her son took part with the woman, and refused to allow his mother to put her out. At this juncture the other we, Patrick, entered the hones, acd else ordered the woman out. It would appear that a soak heveapoe ensued between the two awls and the mother, William, It is said, haying been mesa to as his mother, while the other brother sided with her veinal his brother. Whether the old worn= re ceived the injury which rendered her insensible during the mita, or whether she was intestinally knocked down the stair or fell down accidentally, thus receiving the wound, it is Impossible to decide, from the mistimes in the statements of the parties who saw the Adair. Some of them 'marimba wee knocked down, others that they saw her fall down sad delltalir. and others that they sew William assault bee with a weapon daring the sculls. Patrick and the woman were shortly after the occurrent). apprehended. The other brother 'soaped, bet was eppreheoded yesterday afternoon. The polio" are vigorously investigating the matter, and the,, is little doubt that the true canes of the untimely death of the unfortunate woman will be asoortainsd.—North British Day Neil. AsstssmENT or GOVIRIIIIIST PIOPERTC.—The government bawler decided that the whole of the property belonging to the crown in Chatham and Rochester shall be *spewed to the local rate., Illr. Roll, the crows serresper, clotted Chatham on Friday, tor th e purpose of onneslthg with the various parish officer's* to the eases% to which the goverment property shell be assesead. The reonitol the biter view has been that the authorities have agreed that the dock yard end !wrecks is Chatham with shall be ereeteeil at k 0,0001., and that the barracks and government property is Gillingham at 3,6381. It hay not yet been arranged whet th.ll be the thessinsost of the crows property is et. liarpreVe perish. ;a to m so so to too r „... , !or 1. al;i] SHARE L 1523.-71118 LAI. Two o'CLoce. The railway share market to-day is flat and in active. South Eastern and Loudon and South Western stocks have declined / per neat., and two or thrce of the other leading dcsciiptions, 1 psr cent. Generally the alteration in pace is tini• portant. London and North Western stook tz now quoted 981 to 1; Great Western, 881 to ; Midland, 1091 to 1101 ; Lancashire and York shire, 1001 to South Eastern, 84 to 3 ; Great Northern, 107 to 1 Eastern Counties, 68 to 1 ; and London and South Western, 961 Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are heavy. Grand Trunk of Canada Stock is rather flatter, at 351 to 381. East Indian Railway stocks steady. de. • rd. IA oP Allosoo I • 10...... sk. N.ltr ii ia le 6111111 rNoo.ION.bOe. IWi to. °l9llll ll : . loesSo a Lis Mo w ID: •.I Do. NM .......--.... IN I. 10 1 ONNJo. " rmi ‘tir .. 0 p. O. : it ! g a s i l b. Uo: I 6 7 SI O. lid (I.iir=r, ID / MOIL W i r 08116 . • it t. WI Indlon . ... DI 1 Do. Isloaa r:-... NI Q Do. J t . t'A i '''•• 4 I l i r MD o - i .. Do. II pet M. Do— ou foam II Iboocgo4 N. 0 T trunk et let 1., Igm si. DNS E 3 so Iwo. rm.-- gil on 7 P. 11..........- -1 OP 4111. MI ........... 1111 I. MI ... tcoi em ift0p01000n .... ..... .. 1 11 kl a Fla ci j ab ar.l l 47: 91..." c. si lk F . ~. t Ise- IF 4i pr "li4 l l l el / 2 i s a n me c o b l MI. . 1/1r6.0..11 pi *AA D. do. Mad o. Do. do. I alLed p. do. Do. do. do. D. or • Lkolisol. Bab. U SS 1014 *i I. lu►l ii — 1 al. N le srT: 1 79a i 41. 1:1 I. ° lB I N. i 710 1 100 ig 1008 dgas lUON 101 Ifl 76 37 77 78 74 94 N U TO 78 70 77 U 9,, a I dis 1 'l* 9/ ! 18 1 Mi 101 • 1113 se 107 70 99 SO 89 97 778 70 91 Of —dis RI 1/34 fl th. Ocommegel St. Ds. 4 pat. el PraL las WM e * St.s. Sag k Woo Lama UJii et. '''''' MUM R Iselimapses ...... SAW 20 Do. Mar 100111 1 # 101{ 1 NI SI In I 6 en 8 ei I I ni Os I die il 4.9 i i OA Ili T IPM I 'II 1* - - 100 - - 100 - - 10u - - 300 - - 10u - .- 100 1.63 1( MONEY MARKET.-THIS Two o'CLoow. A fresh decline of per cent. has taken pines to-day in the funds, which are prejudiced by the pending settlement, by the delay in the production of the Budget, and by a somewhat less hopeful impression with regard to the prospects of the money market. In the share markets there 1114 been no movement of importance, but where any alteration is observable in prices it is in an unfavourable direction. Very little business is going forward. The settlement in Consols en gages attention. The opening price of the Three per Cent. Rents at Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, was 67.6.5, wheuoe the market receded to 67.66, being sc. lower than yesterday. The Indian Five per Cent. Stock of 1833 has de clined to 1021 to 103. The Indian rupee paper re mains steady. The scrip of the New Canada Five per Cent. Loan is slightly flatter at 21 to 2i prem. Consols are officially marked 941, 1,1, and 1 for money. and 941 and 1, for the account (Bth Feb.). The present quotations are 941 to for cash and to-morrow, and 941 for the Bth March. The Three per Cents. Reduced have also been dealt in at 911 and ti the New Three per Cents., at 94 4 1, 1,1, and 1; the New Two-and-a-Half per Cent'., at 78i India stock, at 219, 2171, and 219 i ; the New Indian Five per Cent. Stook, at 103/, 1031, 1021, and 1021 ; the Five per Cent. enfaoed rupee paper, at 981; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., at 1041; India Honda, at 2s. die., and 3.. prim.; and Exchequer Bills, at 255. and 22v. prem. The foreign stock market is quiet, but steady. The Turkish Loan of 1854 is quoted 781 to /, and that of 1868, eat, to 661. Mexican Bonds are dull. Sales are recorded as follows: Brazilisa Four.and-a-Half per Cents., 1852, 931, 931 ; Ditto Four-and-a-11'1f per Cents., 1858, 93j, 93; ; Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 100 (exchange, 25f.) ; Dutch Two-Ird-a- Half per Cents.. 661 (exchange,l26.) ; Equador New Consolidated, 131 ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 21 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1863, for account, 43j; Rassian Three per Cents., 1859, 661; Spanish Three per Cants., for account, 441 ; do. New Deferred Three per Cents., for acccuc', 33!; ditto Pismire, 111; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, 781, 781: ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 651, 66. The discount market is calm, bat an unsettled feeling still prevails, many of the bill-brokers being indisposed to enter into fresh engagements until the prospects of the market become clearer. The terms for good bills up to three months are 4 to 41 per cent.; for four months, 4i to 6 per cent.; and for six months about 61. The amount of gold withdrawn from the Bank yesterday for exportation was 16,0001. The Donald IdeKay has arrived from Melbourne with 148,0001. in gold, the greater portion of which has already been sold for the Continent. The Jura, from New York, has brought 10,5001. in specie, and the Avon, from Brazil, 6,7331. The bar silver by the Mexican packet has been sold for the Rut at ss. 21d. per ounce, showing a fall of id. compared with the price realised for the supply by the previous packet, although the present rate has been current in the interval. The Mexican dollars remain on sale, but the Bolivian and Chilies' have been disposed of at ss. Old. We are indebted for the following, which gives several days later news from Hong Kong, to the London anal China Telegraph : Our correspondent at Bombay, tinder date 9th Janwary, writes :—A telegraphic message has been received fr.ia China, rid Calcutta, with dates from Hong Kong to '41..t December, and Singapore 27th December. being six and five days later than the wade last received. No matter of any interest is reported. Exchange Bank bite quoted at 4e. 9id., credits 4s. 10i .; at Shanghai, 9:h Dzccuiber, 6s. Sta. The same journal has the following : The steamers Imperador and Imperatriz. with Niagara, Newell end Fords, proceeded from Iturrachee on the I Itla January for Muscat, the Koala Moon. Islands, alai Alen, to lay the nabmariee telegraph cable; her Majesty's s'aipe Retribution mid Cyclops, with Captain Puttee, mending. If the surplus cable emanated to COO to 1,000 mike, the 13,,m -bay men:beau were agitating for having it laid between that port and Bunches. The South Eastern Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 1,3781., and the Brighton an increase of 6931. The weekly traffic return of the Great Western Railway of Canada, just received, shows an increase of 8081. sterling. The Stock Exchange committee have fixed Monday next for a special settling day in the shares of the San Paulo (Brazilian) Railway Com pany, and Thursday, the 18th instant, for a special settling day in the shares of the Bank of Turkey. Both undertakings are to be marked in the official Shareholders in the San Paulo Railway are re quired to sand in the bankers' receipts for registra tion by the 28th instant. Vice-Chancellor Kinder@ley proposed yesterday to make a call of 700/. per share upon the contributories of the British Colonial and Foreign Sugar Company. The same Judge proposes to-morrow to make a call of los. per 11. share and IL 10e. per 21. share upon the contributories of the Home Counties and General Life Assurance Company. The ►ixth annual meeting of the Great Western Hotel Company is called for the 23rd inst. The half-yearly meeting of the Victoria Dock Company is called for the 23rd inst. The annual meeting of the Lands Improvement Company is called for the 21st inst., when a half yearly dividend will be recommended. MINES.-71118 DAI. rwn o'o,mm In the Stock Exchange to-day Wheal Kitty (Lelent) shares are in demand, and have been dealt in at 14i. East Basset have also been dealt in at 126 ex div.; and East Wheal Russell at 111 and 111. The other transactions have been chiefly in shares in West Stray Park, Wheal Unity, and West BAWL Miner. St. John del Rey Mining shares are rather more offered, and are marked 211. United Mexican Mining shares have been dealt in at 21; Cobre Cop per, at 471 and 47 ; and English and Australian Copper, at 21. I SUBPECTED MURDER OP A YOUNG WOMAN.—. Yesterday Mr. W. H. Phillips, deputy coroner, held in inquest on the body of a young woman who had been found In the meal at Penenett, neer Magewinford. The proceed thee were conducted at the Talbot Hotel, Panama. The body was that of ay ming woman named Susannah Norton, aged 18, • servant gal. There were apparent marks of injury on the face, the eyes being black, the lips swollen, and the mouth end 11003 fall of blood. Deceased's mother aad her sister showed that, a swath ago lest Wednesday, the deceased left her home to go to a relation', in the neigh bourho/d, and bad sot renutud. John Parker deposed that about • quarter-pest ill o'clock, some them weeks ago, be was pawing over the canal btidge, neat the Telbot, when he baud • young woman crying beneath the bridge. He went down and found a young women clinging to a 'mug mates ann. and crying very much. So soon es the am appeared willing to leave the moot where they were she mailed crying. When he (witn , wa) left them the girl begets again to scream, and ha returned to them, saying that they must not remain there. Tory then left, and went on the Kiopwinford Road. The young man was dressed like an engine-'enter, and both the man and the women nos /hurt and young. The sal was &awed In • black made, as deceased was. The man seemed to witness to be drank, and shams want to blot. saying, " This is • curious plisse for • arse to be dank," and tried to get him away from the watt, when the men hold op his arms mad salt "Go on, Oafs—it's all right ; there le nobody drank." The father of the demisted de posed that ba baited deceased had sea nived violence, and the inquest wee adjourned.' eek eadtglirniFeblC. E . 1481 t R b C e i TOL 0 s M B m llo . ll. b e ees as ti O f m g o t t e . w : —Oa Monday, Tuesday, sad Sanieday, free dayo , 3,903 ; on Mow. day an d Tuesday (free evenings), 3,038; on the three students' days (admission to the omblto, Bd.). 1.298; ens ~rodent.' teeming kWadaesday), 993 ; total, 9,230. From the opening of the Museum, 1,262,40. LAMBETH. Mired eT.O;p7: - .Tbris;iitts;p;u:;;;;:t, eherged brave Mr. Wirt wNL aeatisg a row at an Irish wed ding, sad viers* sear eisg Corse liae Ban;, the bride grra, and mother of the weddiag party. The enerielher Berry, whom left eye war much demigod aed wigs bore Wage auks of recent crews, said Hat cm ThluMay moral Wt be got married to the elleter-M•law of the t, and the letter not being satirise] with the match, came la 'the evening and kicked up a row. He bat Naked the mother of the yang woman If ebe was really monied, and on being told she was, he c - maenad layieg about him as hard aa he could. After striking him (wither) with bis dot be snatched up • gin bottle from the table sad struck him with it on the left temple. He also musk other§ et the party severely, ad It wee with some dillisally he was meerained. Mr. Illiott—Do yes go in leer of the violeme of this mars Berry—No, sir, I aril, but lup bad no right to some and kick up a row at WO eseddleg. Mr. illlott—Whet was team for kis aria( •)? Barry—Weft, yet nemeses, be's a cootie of mine, and I used to live with him, so I suppose ha did'at like to lose the handha' of me money. Prisoner—lt's all • family affair, pc worship. I wee a littko sagry, is coarse, for his roarryia' the girl, but It's all over now, sad I'll submit to whatever your honour ohecore. Mr. Elliott—Well, you meat attar into your own mogul ramie is SOL to keep the pew and to of good behaviour for eia =oaths, sad Mad you do not repeat this attack on the complainant. Primmer —l'll take care of that, sir. SOUTHWARK. WILFUL DAMAOI TO A rust.tc INDICATOR. Winoosgs Kendrsek, a nary-looking yang isiaw, was brought before Mr. Broken, charged with warily &- maxim the public Macrae at acemad, Borough. Mary Congdon, the wills of a pelimeeerahle of the M division, said the last skeet g oldest, she was passing down the Droagh.emi lieweetle Newbegtoreweer way, whoa she saw the prisoner go up to the indieesor, sad delibinuedy kick the lower rat, break a kegs el eramemer glare. He me about to break are of the ethers, when she called a cmotelsie, and he ran odr r feat as he wall Ike followed him, rid sor bun term iro emesey. TM primmer mid he 611 apish It aocidentally as he wee parr, along. They ought sot to piece ark things in e wry. Congdon swore the eke saw the Frew go up to the ladicatcr and purposely kick the glum, Mr. &wham reed who wee the vales of the damage? Kr Thomas Pootionby, the rammter dr* ochiltimYt mid that the vale, of the was 19a. dd. Mr. Barren' urged tie prisoner to pay that man sr go to prier ores days. HRRTFORDSHIRE MAGISTRATES. TO Till =ITO, Or TUB ZIPIRIS. 8114—Whilst staying at St. Alban's early last aciath„ I strayed into the Town-hall, wham the Quarter easelons were being held, on Thursday, the nth instant. I than and there heard a poor agricultural W2OOZIN out of work far steal* a few sticks from a faggot stark during the la olenent weather, sentenced by the Right Hon. the Earl of Version' (ettairrena), with the concurrence of the bench, to three years' penal sorsitoda. The poor Mow bad a hinny of four young ebildreo, and hie wife (when distrase is asset It was heart-rending to see) war daily expeetleg • *Rh. It wee Mated that the man had been before esavicasd—hr stooling rabbits f understood—and that this wee ths seas of lb* Isrocity (for so I taut call it) of the isseneen I bah boas eadsaroarbig to bring the ens forward is a way he Ns nivisiss; but failing that, beg ba place it oft retard he roar solawas.—l ars, ex., • VISITOR TO ST. ALGA-N'S, eaILAT SHIP 001PANY.—(TE18 DAY.) This afternoon the adjourned half-yearly nestles et the proprietors of the Greet Ship wee ►eid at the Lawton Tema to reerire the report of the ootoralttee of Wrestles the; Mr. IL T. R. CAIIIPPILL, chainnaa of the hard of diesseer, is the chair. The mod steer that the committee have arrived at the coorieeko Mot the hoemots of the ompeity moire that they shoudd be marossol to ea entirely new board, mimed with the view of emodliadag the hitherto antagosistis shmenhe year impolietios. The committee aerosol, omemomid the allendea el your articles of association, Is each essortor es will abash the .Si. emeagiug director ; sad OW Keene is the twain that the smalsor of dire:Mos should be Noshed to env& They Ohs the Illorty of recemensalus ad the mask the diesettea should be °awed to the Momph of Stafeed, Cspeds 0. Z. Mcapes, Ilse. Tbes. Esp. Em., Small Below, dm., as Hen. Captain Carnegi, LX., J. Bedew Creamy, Beg, Dialel Gooch, Seq. Caa- Miiiirbeg that the Groat Eastern should be passed, *Abed Imes of la a condition le seen a Method be the provision, and that Jr this pm pee Weer capital is absehody mossery, the ememlttes meemessed that the dimmest Magid be settherked to borrow soy ma or mots of mesey not 'sandhog 110,000 d la the ia adds.'s' to the ismer .]reedy °mei by the mm was; that the nominal capital of the coatmay should be la mmed bees 330,0001. to 430,0007. , end that full poems should be vested in the board to rake, by Mei. I gage, debeutoree, preference shares, or odurtides, mach addatorial capital, if net:emery. It was nit, however, antiripstel by the committee that the whole of this stun wrull be required. The committee tall especial attention to the position In which the Cheat Resters is sow placed. She lies in tkethampton Water, requirisi en estimated outlay of not more than 30.0001. to send her an a voyage to Araerms, equipped la moordsoce with the just requirements of the Board of 1 rade. Her met to the proprietor* will thee he about 3!0,0001., fitted far see, which is ism then lit. par lea. Mr. !tenet. Barra, who reed the ►port, said be meld not deceive the meeting by mating that the semmitlee bed bees miniceous threnghent their bosky ; bat this he meld say, that they bed been misimess is pese/si this report. The flon thing for the proprietors to do was to AIM the menu for Mantling the eldp, mid in order that this abject isight ipeedily be mauled, OM sew board must hove their milivided milideneo. He did mat believe tame meld be meth diet-silty Is obtaining the mem ; while, se myriad the Mimete moms Maw node-- Intim. be estirtelool se dealt teberrover. Conceiving Ms that the mess were °Wird med thattheta sew board ma Meted, the ant question kr terldira al's was low tho ship elb of h■ employed. Most likely It world be :beet la the firm lames°, to mad her ti America, Mt after that it would be the dal Of the sew divesture to demeanor whether it woof set be heeler to mord , y bsr to loom voyages. Nothing had Ineepired in the emote of the inquire to tarot* any smear the director, le dishosourable Impureikien He son_ lode! with reeving the Meption of he report. TIN Rev. W. NICROLION emended the melee. Mr W. Jeciumo, ILP., asked If Ilse adoption of the re port implied the Modes of the sew dir.cture Morel. seised The CSAIIIKAN NOM N the app Live. Ultima* the tepee wee adopted. THE Scores how Luruncrou.—Our Glastrow tbr=7t Werner se that ea Wedseeday lest about 87 of ernesee It We were dumped, owlet' I* the domande M take wins fee ea advance. The resciation to do this woo snivel Mire wt.tt, tad oft the Ist of Fobrsary it was carried Ms M. Neither the meagre nor mina to be is alleal i• ow e way and It la onneldered le = that the km le reneeln eat cid bare during meth at keen —Birmingham lownhl. 0010111Z8 INQUIBTB. EXTIIAOIDDIABY BUICIDI OP A YOUNG INDIAN Ormase..-Testtehrg shwas= Kr. Webby held an inquiry faro the doer of Osiris lissirds Theirs Ash, walla, at his Wilma reigansa i Ns. 81, Uwe Gineoecter. pima, Hewer shire be 1111111.111•1 stlf Armin is the moss ,weer, s Pithy lest. Ihremst Edwead Miha l y was Ni keetiess. sed bed treaty messed hems bah, where hew WNW u the eh Light Natl.* Istlishrt ag eed leek as entre pert la llMMllimin the rshellien. He art bran well, complaining el - great pens Ni bead. He west to Brighton on Wednesday, for the bin& at his health, bet only raterrel sae sight, as be was NW. Oa Thursday WOKwe with bin wry late ; he was nu=ll, sad riser did sot leer him ern 2 o'clock in the rershig. Darin the early rant af Friday morning= K ems was art to deceased, bat fiedlag his door art them his as rawer, it was thesght la lied vat to ors% mid it was delertlied not to awake him. Where loweted at the riser at ober 1 o'er* sod ressitleg so re ply Mares sherd, eel the mem having bass forcibly erred dearer or Boni Wag on the doer ha a pool of Wed; be was err deed, sad then was a large wound fa kis left arm, eel a revue lying are Hun. Mr. Hoary Gay, id.R.C.B., aril he woe ethyl to on Friday, about half pan one dolor, wed hoed iseresed lyre es t h e door on his hook deluged ie hind. The weird wee r:Ot scrum the left arm, dividing all the whsle sad mesh is as traps muscle. It was only one parer gab, Time was a slight wound mom the wrist of Ilis mass are Oa the chest of drawers, where he bed Ism sloshes there was kis beaker's keel, a bleak sheges steed. end seer weirs throttler r to how hie Remy wee le he get hem the bank. Time wen no los of a efts& • the beddoths were turned down as if heti swille4 get or of bed. The body wee rid. He beimd that death had taken place from lose of blood hem the wend Is the left arm. Had known deocased from a boy. Hamm sanidered one of the most fortunate men in Mammy. He bad distinguished himself very much in the indium anmpaign ; was just gazetted to the captaincy of his co m p, sad, In addition, bad an appointment waiting for him it at. worth 1,2001. a year. The Coroner having summed up, the Dry returned a verdict " That the decreed cownsirted self whilst in an unsound state of --- FRIGHTFUL BUICIDI OP A CAPTAIN IN TEI LONDON DOCILLIANS sight Mr. John Humphreys, the coroner held as Inquest at the Wellington Tavern, Cannon sweet, St. Georgers-in-lihs-Ran, on view of the body of John Allison Booth, aged 40 years, who committed self-destructlon under the following oirenesearane ; It appeared from the evi dence that the deemed was the captain of the barque Alma, of Suaderiaad, at pessest lyterg is the west quay of the Lon don Docks. The dement lied been on a voyage to India, which had turned sat a Mims. This fact seemed to prey upon his mind, sad be had complidned of severe pains in the head. On Friday morning lest one of the altiphespere went tato the cabin, sad discovered the deceased lying between two boxes. There was an extensive wound in the front of the decAsed's neck, and blood had spirted ab nit the fluor. There was a razor-strop and a atone upon which some In strument had been sharpened. Search was made, and after an hour • new was found lying under his head. Dr. Eng lish on celled, and promptly attended, but life was quite extinct. Mr. Peter Anderson, an oMoer of the cus toms, said that he bad know• the deceased for several years. Deceased bad suffered great pain in the head, would pace his bedroom at night, sad speak (*cohe rently to his wife. The deceased had a large family a nd he seemed devotedly stacked to then and his wife. had Way said to his wife, "What will become of you if I go to a lunatic asylum t" Deceased had ales ben beard to szelains, '• I shall die." Mr. Robert Ord, the bran to the owner al the ship, stated that the need had made a voyage which was naproenble. The deceased was very essaitive and easily excited. He had recently reached a communication from the owners relative to the aceonate elute ship ; hut, se they peeled through a operas of three years, they had not been rendered. Toe deceased said to whams a few days belere he died, tt Come and see me on Saturday, if I am sot deed." Waiters remonstrated with deemed, when he added, " I think I shall cut my throat." The deceased was of opinion that the owners of the ship had some mistrust of his conduct in the voyage, but witness was certain that when the woman were fully gone through there would be a Inge balance due to :the deceased. The jery returned a verdict of " temperary Insanity." FATAL FALL DOWN A SHIP'S HOLD.-00 Satur day Mr. John Humphreys, the coroner held an inquiry at the George and Dragon public-house, Shadwell, as to the death of Alexander Winhart, aged 68 years. The deceased was ship-k en of a vessel called the Cumberland, lying is the BhatiweU-terdn of the Larks Doris, and on Thursday last he was crowns the deck, when he fell head foremast down the hold. He was raised up, and seen by Mr. J. B. Ross, the surgeon, but life was extinct, from frac ture of the skull and lacerations of the brain. The jury rennin a verdict of " Accidental death." Tan MURDER AT WINCHIELtiILi.—The inquest in this ewe coneinded on Saturday with a verdict of " Wilful smear spinet some person wr persons unknown." The deerseed, whose body was found by the seashore at the earn side of Rye Harbour, was identified as a man named W. Rode, a native of Cexbeath, neer Maidstone, Kent. He was oboet forty years of age and when found had been in the water apparently but a few hours. On his head were no lees than six deep incisions, end also another over the tight eye, evidently infliett I with some sharp instrument, sad leaving no doubt that a moat brats' murder had been nand, the murderers afterwards throwing the body or e t r h7i; victim Into the am. The medical testimony clearly proved that the donned met a violist death, and the jury returned the verdict stated above. THE SECRECY or ran CONFEBSIONAL.—A Pee whop bad excited emisiderable Moffett and mriceity, was beard In the County Polio Court, Gateshsed, on Tuesday, the presiding justices on the occa s i on b e i ng G. H. R amsay. C. Lamb, TOM. Bramwell, and C. Balmer. &qrs. The party accused was • pitman, named William Hay ; and the charge was that of baring, in company with others not yet In custody, feloniously &ranked Maid Kennedy sod stolen from hi. person a watch and 16t. in espy, on the highway et Felling, on the 24th Deo., 1869. The prosecutor having been examined in support of the charge, Inspector Roger., of the county police force at Felling, came forward and stated to the bench that, on the receipt of informatim of the rob bery, he Instituted en active *smelt for the leading Pleader, who, it spears, is still at large. In the operas of his in quiries he eacertalned that the stolen watch was in the possession of Father Kelly, the Roman catholic pint of tie village who. be wee also lammed. had gone to the blase et t he • father, and awed to restore to Mu the wMi. To IbM request Mr. Kennedy meet dusty ' refused to secede, remarking that, es the cam wee them in the Made of the police, it wee not Ids provisos to interfere. Fe:dished with tole spperestly favourable clue Mr. Rogers, In hie ofikdal asperity, proceedsd to the hones of the rev. father, and got the watt* from him; but his endeavours to obtain from Ms the user sad whereabouts of the lodividual by whom It had beta left in his custody ' were Ice vain. Wined of the sosseqautoss, he persisted ' Is emery. giving the oMoir to uuderstsad that he was perlistly Sorter ad remelte, and would as so amount (livable she feet. When hakes the magletrotm he maelfated the elm disposal to ecernalment, in which, notwithetendhig the ealpetury sparks of their worship., be lAttelnagiosely perse vered. observing that be bad rewired the watch in moor. dope with • mimes Hu of the church, which he meld met, Ma fee the earls of justice, violate ; end in justification of' Ms coeds* he quoted the wads of • religious authority on the point. She beach. In wry Atoms terms, commented on the otetinary displayed by therm. gentleman, and committed the prisoner to take his trial at the ensuing maims ; Father Kelly sod the other witnesses being b ituid over in their own recornisames to appear ace/ give miasmas against him on that musks. CAPTURE OP THE ESCAPED CONVlCTS.—Through out the wbole of Saturday the comity potion in the neigh• tendered of Windsor, Maidenhead. mid Heading were votively swami in seerching for the two couviote who early oa that warning succeeded in escaping from a train on the Great Wasters Railway, wow the Itakleehesd Mellott, while es rents from Dertassetk to Chadian, as reported In pear day's &press. Oe Basiday mooning the county ice authorities at Reediest received ie formation that during l the revises night the Chequers cubl , c• house, at W.odley (a village about three miles distant from Reading) bad bees broken into by two tam, who were routed by the inmates, but succeeded is ma king their escape, carrying with them two " wide awake' hats and leaving their own caps ; they also left their boots at the boom and quitted with those belonging to the landlord. These articles were examined by the polies, and from the lettering upon them, were found to belong to conv icts ;it therefore became ore- sin that the two who bad escaped from the train wars is the neighbourhood. It was also found on the previous day that two persons easygoing their description had been men. Accordiegly a large body of p .lios, attired in plain clothe*, sratimail rhemerives at various points in the neighbourhood, but nothing was noes of them. However, shortly before same o'clock in the *mein Inspeotor Townsend, of the Reading bootie b ordiro.whlle es duty at the etetioo, received infer matlon that two stespleistae-looking characters bad just pro ceeded down the sserket-giare. Be lostiediarely followed is that directive, sad when war the Upper Ship Hotel, be observed the two sews, melt of whom wore a " whites wake ;" this arida him that they were the " gentleussor in request ; and he at easeseised hold of them. Inspector Audits/at was near the apt, and at once hastened to the aseletance of hie brother dear. A desperate struggle weaned, and lucre .tor Townsend reesived a revere Wow on the face. A com.able came up, sad the *Roes were removed to the poll. e rutin°, whore they pie the names of Robert Berill sad Jobs Brows. They were then charged with being .he two convicts who hell made their mops, ohm both oon hes& aid sled they were seder a seateere of en yetis' peed 'mantled'. They were both disguised, having their shins over their conviad el Mee sad a brown slop over all. Brown had a women's cloak secreted about him, fie the purpose of farther disguising himself, should it be neoseeary. They were both lodged is the county gaol, where they at react made. 011 USE 1 313170CATED.—On Friday the horn mid art of Williams Baseborn. carter, wee We for a short time by the madtide, near liald.ot Wood. 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