The Express. — London, England, 1865-01-11 00:00:00

MA AMON ANDS'S cossnrusNrs. Last night a public meeting of the inhabitant" of the Tower Hams te Ali held at the Bemaked I. Seth" Beeemostequere. =ere& he the pewee of bearing as 'deem hem Mr. Ayrtee, XP., Gee of the emenhers fee the bersegb. The meeting yummy asinsreeety •Minded, sad Mr. W. Naimoli presided. After a few fatredamcey otesrmateas from the Qua lm/4 Mr. Ames, who was well received, said that be appeared adore them in coasequence of • pledge which he Mil gives semis years ago, that he would meet his eoustitturate at the sad of each session of parliasseat. He was net vale be maim &bet pledge last year, but the roma was that he happmed to be is India. He appeared before them new am so much to peas ocumeata us what bad beau dose during the session of pediment as to obtain information from them as to the kites. And lese, with Mud to the dates of members of parliament, and asps:Wally of anstropolitsa members, he thought that one d the chief wee to support keel *Atka, and to give it adequate mope i and freedom. Bat it was by electing members to the Metropolitan Based and Waging the Whims of the whole dthemetropolis to hest ea the government that they could hest protect their load intends, cad not by oalliw se e a sso lti i. a an individual to advoeste them is the House of Bat perhaps it might be said that the deemed's Snail had not done their duty. (Hear, bear.) If thee was thdt Wilke it was their kali, for tep were the Meese GI the modem of the baud (Hear, bear.) The Board, es it seemed to lessand shown great ili g= to their maraganeat of the dniage question. The sewage of Lemke was at first pr to be got rid of at • cud 11,000.0001., whisk me ~rat& Mooed to 9,000,0001., bat the Matropelltaa Board eascuted the man for 4,000,0001. He theiseht they were right, If the land did not absorb the selvage, io carrying out to sea, where at least it would mass to be a mimic*. (Hear.) Was he dreaded keel debts la the House of Commons his greet opposeute were the cor poration of London. He thought it • meted disgrace that &ere should be 1,012,000 chargeable poet is Englaad done. The cost of their matateasace was 8.1100,0001. The was • 1 deplorable stale of things, sad required to be seriously and deeply oonsidered. (UN, bear.) _One of the le cams of this unties?, chargeability wee to b d eggrt i the practice of infant labour. after, hear.) It appeared from the report of the oomesiMa oc latent Ithoar lost nude, that mere Pease were kept at work tea and twelve and eve° fourths" bouts • dey. (Hear, hem.) Children of five years of age were thus obliged to work whoa what, was imam the secensities ef baguetsy required it. if he were sot speaking to ea assembly of Ugh/James he should say that this was nolitiag Meer the a system of Want slavery. (Hear, hear.) Aad slavery, whether of adults or d eltildrea, was a morel pest, whisk brought in its Min iimorme4 poverty, and mime. (Cheers.) The children who were thus treated. whim grows up, would be sure to rear a seeeratka like themselves ; but the evil did Sot stop there, for the example would speed. Children were asked if they knew who Christ was, and they replied by 'skim if it wee a nowlpiavesied 17111111 hie, for they had sever heard of it. (Sham.) They must sot blame the poor, for they Med perhaps from ignorance. They meet bin home the blame ad shame of the to the redly pap panes se of labeer end capitalise who - mil up infants ia this way for the creation el wealth fee them selves. (Hew.) Another source of thisavaat eherZtlibt7 was ter be found in the znisapproprietion of the tea =L.g (Hear, bear.) He tholtt Mr. Lowe bad hese badly by the gereeement. (Hem, hem) The people of =airy were indebted to Mr. Lowe for reeiseag the of enables for the purpose of edocaties whea the meaty wee see properly distributed, and when the educa tion did set reach those for whose beeefit thetas was levied. He should protest spied mm farthing being taken tees the pinkie of the people to be sprat is Madreg to the wine and diasipesl of so den aid sedan. (Hear leer.) Another cease of what he muss call their asthma disgrace was the improvidence of the (Hem, berm.) He very much approved of the bill p ort swim for &battier up public-home after a certain hour of the eight. (Hear, bum) (" Shut them up altogether.") Dare' the lest swim Mr. Levees brought is what be eared • ptomain bill. bat It me pea a punkas, bill, sod be felt that he could act support it. (Hoar, Mar.) The present law had more of the character of • perahrive rase- e tre, but the people aught to share with the magistrates in the power to grant liesser. He had supported the mem- Nile of eaves beaks ead of friendly societies. (Near. bear.) He bed we doubt Mr. Wedgies, meat well Mee he introduced his bill on friendly wastes, but he had as Mk doubt the time walla come when the peopk of this murky would be laugh to scorn the ides the. the goverammes were to take Me el them, sad is manage their affairs helium (Hear, hear.) He believed that the mod poor-law bill of last seem iatredaeed • sound pia/maple whisk would ultimately hied to a refesna el the pool law. (A voine—" What about the army 1") flessm body seemed sauces to enlist. (Laughter.) It was said that armies woe required in essesqueues of the state cd (mega affairs. The state el America was referred he as a proof that fres institatlees bad failed. But he did sot think the anythiug bad mend is America of which the treads of free institution:a need he amid or ashamed. (Hear, Mar.) No doubt them was great lose of Ille and property. Bat it was impossible that a contest on which the methane of the United States re • nation depended, could be carried on without meat ancriese of life end property. Diaries the Crimean war there was as great a sacrifice of life end property oa the pert of this country, considering the camber of the ammo fighting on both sides. ("Hear, bear," and cried el " No, Bo," and "'Tis • lle.") The wisdom d the ' iatierapsiee aught be judgedot by the propriety of the terms is whim rt was made. (Chem.) He maintained that when England engaged is her great ware she had to carry them oa ate greet sacrifice of We and with an enormous utcreese of Patron, and in termer times the metitution was anspeaded, aid the people were deprived of their liberty. (Hear.) He war sorry the government did sot accept the peopced for arbitrator which had been made to it respecting the Alabama, as it would show that the people of this country were desirous of acting fairly towards the United States. The Ariserkaa war bad the effect d all wan, that of taming the attention of the people from qmaturas it Withal reform (Hear, Mar.) They had seen Mil in the cam of Prank, the people of erlar ep L g had been Wined from reform at hoseby the war Ice Hoke* sod be believed thee were other countries that acted on the same principle. The Menem of the English people had hem too much directed to foreign affairs. and the effect was lammed' on their expediter* sad cm their taratiou. Their expeditors was 4,000,0004 mere than it was la 1859, after the Crimes& war, and although persons muded of the maissiou of taxation. he thought it was Indy dear that it was nothing but • shifting of burdens. (Hear, beer.) He therefore deprecated ally inter &ream in the affairs of foreign Ratko& (Hear.) Of course they mom keep up each • force I. the couatry as would prevent Lomita sad keep the sail intact from foreign foes as it had Mee kept intact fdr - 800 years. (Hear, hear.) He thought the greatest credit was due to Mr. Cobdes. for his efforts in teepee about the French treaty. (Heard Bat generally speaking. the mimeos of the people bad been saloon away from those laterite' questioos which were of so mach interest and importance to them. Thoreau thequestion of the church. Much had hem said of late on the subject of the church. For himself, he declared that be was as tounded and shocked by the isefficiemy of the great church establishment in this comity. (Cheers.) The church ap peared t.: him to be merely a political iseetattea, dedicated to the ru! Aeries of Simon—sot the seat, but the sorcerer, who wo d purchase with money the power that should only be given to faith. (Cheers.) The government had betrayed the liuer,l party on the Churclvrate Abolition Bill, Lord Y-ilnienotes mend at the ballot, aid parliamentary reform had been pieced ia the background by those who had beau mtually tome • goverasuout because they wen eupposel to be the beet bleeds of reform. (Hear. hear.) There wis one sea amoopt the ministry, however, of vigorous iotellect sad homed iatentions, and he believed that wlieu Mr. Gledalose—(cheers)—made he celebrated dec:aravou in the hoe" he bed in hie owe naiad the out. line of a new reform bill. (Hear.) Such • Inmate was absolutely scamary if this country was to hold Its position mneapt the mikes of the world. (Heat.) He could not look back with witidaction to the aoudad of the goeeiumest during the last maks of parliament. He thought that parlimede were of teo long &malice. and that goveroaseue would be more dimmed to our) out the wishes of tee people if they bed the opportneity of more frequently expressing as opinioa ea the policy of sewers amts. (Hear, hear.) The people would, however, ma have an opporteuity el expressing thee opiake, sad they should n..lie it known that they would support no govern ment that was not prepared to stead or fall by reform. (Hear. hear.) It wee the duty of a goverment to lead, sod not to lag bel i l e esar, bea rate r.) Bat whet lud been the cooduct of t mast! TM ebarch- guard= was evaded, the named at, retain abaadosed ; mid was this state of things to be perpdaatd with the cry of Palmerstoci for ever! (Heat, Mar. He should respood to no such cry. (Cheers.) He should not give hie support to any Mummy that was sot prepared to give to the people of this country those meeseree at reform to which they were entitled, and which had been promised to UMW. (Cheers.) A vote of confidence was the pursed on the hoe, member, and the meeting separated. FATAL ACCILIIINT THROUGH LHAVINO • TRAIN wems IN 31011014.—0 n lteaday an inquest was held at Liverpool ou the body of Joh. Werburtew. • potlemso years of age, who resided at Danbury, Cheshire. The deorwswi rums to that town co the 24th ultimo to spend • w d.vs with his Rog Mr. Allred Warburton , surge on About six o'clock on the evening of that day he was brought to his son's hoc:els • alb, and was suffering hom • crest shock to the nervous system. He vas odd arid feint, sod complained of his beck, sad was amble to use kis limbs. His so* .ring that ha bad been Waved, asked kim how it hal:pew:4 and he re ' When I arrived at the Edgwhill &Mien, at the the carriages risme to astand, and I tbou4ht it was time to get out. When I got es the step the carnage wheels took two or three turas sad my leg slipped from under me, and I fell, iojaring my b ack.' He weal on very well for tie days, and recovered °insider ably from the prortastban dl his limbs, but be thaw took • :elapse, end w ally sank, and died on Satorday. The mule of des was stated, was shook to the nervous =la. The jury returned • cordial that tie deesesed bed kes isrjaiss assidisialks naive/ THE Vain," iWNIDNESDAT EVYTIMG, JANUARY 11, !1866. and bank theses be the armor M 6,8004, sad, rocidthe to the or el the Steak Isar" the whole of these sees. I pities word be delivered as the alb, ersettesed, and the ie4 boner would Oar to gigs his ems cheese for the amour This seemed to have bees demr mad the rimer pve cheque to the Meer gentlemses bees whim he had per. abased She reek, sasesseing is the whets to Dearly nine thoussod meads, he having, it iseredost the time osly about 701. - it hh backers' the AMI Bank. To show the friadelest intestioss of the defeeder. it we proved that the soonest be obtained possession of the securities be dia pered of a portico of them sod obtained a considerable mum of reedy mosey, with which be procured throttler soles to the arrest of Wel. from the Leedom sad Msettoloster Beek, Leibbury, sad at 8 o'oloek in the evening of the 14th of October he wee discovered at the °bedsitter Railway Shades, is company with • lady, sad it a pp e ared th ey bad takes t ickets for Parr. Upon the pri soit apses beiag returned by the beakers, it was au& pried that the prisoesr would attempt blear the country, sod Mr. Steely. one ot the gentlemen who bad been 4.• treaded, went to the Chariegmoss Itailwv elation, and sew the primer sinks' with the lady is one of the est riages of the moil taro that was about to Mirk bet his ep prams was so altered by his Irvin shaved off his whiskers and beard, sod walls( • wig, that at first la lad some doubt as to his identity. Be, however, jumped into the arrisie, and, in order to grief, Dimas% he held out his heed to the primmer, and said, "Bow are you, Bor rows? sod the wirer, throws off his grid, took hold of his bend bed shook heeds with him. The prisoner thou appeared to have admitted that be bad dose woo& sod he, Br. Sturdy, sod the lady proeseded to the Towerrrer polies station, where. for some mom or other the charge appeared to have not bees eredshied. Br. Sturdy, how. ever. expressed he dormitories not to kr sight of the prisoner, and the latter the said that if he would accompany hit to his brother's residers ow Barnet t he would give him up a portion of the securi ties he had obtained. They eseordisily proceeded to tin brother's hour, sod he handed over, by dire of the pri. souse, Oosfederate Beads and other securities to the amount of 6,500 r., and it appeared that the primer stated that he had told his brother to take theme heeds to his offir as llamas bad eart *ebbed by soother Haan, sad at the I mime momen t be war the prisoner rush tram the crowd. He punned him sad laid hold of him, whoa the ;whew tun d upon him's* stabbed him in the head with a clasp knife. if was in the hospital for some time, and was in acesidemblo dasge_r. Mr. goataga Williams made a straw/ appeal to the jury on the prisesor's behalf. reateadiag that he had only used the half* in solf•deleace whoa set upon by the prosecutor. The jury found the prisoner Guilty of unlawfully wound lag, sad he was eentessed to alas mouths' inspekonmeat. Charles Lewis, 20 brielrenalorr, and Albert Our, 2S, baker, were Matched for feloniously stealing a Leap, the property of William litooktoe. Mr. Thoepsos prosecuted. The offence matelaid In the indict/neat was sommitted at Tottealiam jest before Christms&wissa the prisoners went to a butcher, sad, seeing that he had rather a small stack, add they scold sell him a sheep very cheaply, sad ulti mately be besot the sheep, whisk was afterwards identi fied as low* bees stolen from the prosesater's kld, sod was afterwards traced to the possession of the prisoners. The jury forted the prisoners Guilty, sad ea officer proved that Cog bed bees formerly awned for a highway assault sad robbery. They were seetesesd, Lewis to twelve assalluf imprisonment, sad Co. to seise years' peed servitads. Alma ArDevel, 22, warehooseman, pleaded guilty to ea indieleaset chargiss him with stealing 20 yards of silk, 'slue 91. Mr. Nichols promonhed ; sad Mr. Sleigh defended. The prisoner was seatimosd to twelve months' imprims- meat. James Murphy. 18, was indicted fora robbery with via. Nom co Jobs Rochked. Mr. Woods prosecuted, sad the primmer was toad Guilty and mateacod to be. years' penal servitude. Robert sad Wallow Paget ploarked guilty to willed ally obtais by false pretenses frees David Jobs Dickson divan aloe sees and ardent for the payment of 1771.10 x, 1341. 10&, and 1661. 10a., with latest to defraud. Kr. Gifted and Mr. Poland appeared for the prosecu tion ; lb. Sleigh and Mr. F. H. Lewis Wooded. It appeared that the two primates were pickle aterelmats, sad consigeed la:synth's , of goad s abroad, sad among other firms they cern ed goods to one la Nelbouras. The way they commit the frauds was as follows :—Tbsy sent in invoices to the agitate bore in Lemke, S that a very much larger an of reds I= dospateked abroad than was really the eau, sad se °Woad admires of mossy very tar I. exam of the value of the goods really *sported. This bad not occurred coos, bat great easy times; is fact only on the first three masker had the goods tallied with the invoker. In ;eosin sentence the COMBOS fliejsant said it was usneoseary for him so say wilting to them with regard to the attars of the arises they had ossamitted, es they were men ci education. Peasips, however. if S the of fraud had been gone into it WAS bars Deem very Exalt to have toned theme guilty. Under thooinmaistancres the seresace of the mart was, that they web be imprisoned, with bard labour, for the space of 12 menthe. the tollowiag mowing. Several gentleasea couneoted with the Stook Etchings, and their dabs, were szaraised as witnesses. Their evi dence went to show the *very of the various securities to the prow, and his handing them cheques for the amount. They all stated that they of cows ovueldered the cheques were of value, and that they would be paid, or else they would sot ban delivered the securities, but they at the game time admitted that in some instances the seountiee were handed to the prisoner before be headed the parties his &wee. It we also admitted that if the prisoner had made any SIMMS for not OWE his chequer the moment the we rides would have be.. - un with him epos the faith that the cheque would he forthcoming at some future Ram The Recorder upraised his *pink* apesthese facto that the charge of obtaining the property by false pretenses could not be surained. The ore oft the pact el the pro eroding was that the wirer bad obtained, presser" of the securities is question through the medium of his sheque, whereas it appeared by the roveres that the securities wine to his possession before lb" choose wee givers. II also ap peared that credit would have beau given to the prisoner for the securities if he bad required 11, sad therefore he wee of opinion that there wee so ere for the Jury. Me. Gifford thee pradooed sow further evidence, sad in we ere it appeared that a gentleman owed Leery had taken Confederate bred to the primmer sad rewired hla .elienoe, and he said that be should sertainly sot have .e►egoe, weed with the preemies of the hoed if the choir bad sot 'been given to hits. The Recorder said that woe this additional widows be thought then was somethiag fee the eswidention of the Jury, bat be should reserve the question whether the Irene 'IMO within the loops of the mistiest law, as applicable to earls of obtaining property by tales preteure, if it geoid brew necessary. Mr. Ririe accordingly addressed the Jury far the defence. , He said that he had se remarks to oaks te refiner to 'the moniNly of the Wawa= so far as the primer was eserehet he should retied that the widows had ere) legal awe% mad that it would be most :lust to cowlet the primmer of the offers of °brining 4 tlr as zporty by fare pretenses. Be segued that, notwith• a what bed bean rid by sores of the 'Mamas, 'there could we be the "lightest doubt that the eseuritio were left Is the weasseios of the primmer upon the belief that be we.. respectable man , who was able to pay for them and that w the handing of the cheque had witting to do with the matter. The feet was, he said, that the prisoner had 'bre safortunate is his Stock Rasherge speeslations, sad the permit mossonticie was merely en Wm" by mesas of the criminal law, to parish kim for sot being able to meet his liabilities. The Recorder, in asmailag op the case to the jury, =planed the nature of the Worm and said that bereft they would be justified is raviolis( the prkissor they must be sstlaied that the property was tparted with solely awe the belief that the eking" wee a valuable immature% sad if they had any doubt lowa this paint, or believed that the prosody was parted with apes the belief that the prisoner - respectable son, who would pay for it at some future time, be wee el widen that the ass did sot wee within the sews of the Ism The jury retired to deliberate upon their verdict, awl to about hell en how they returned into court and stated they woe of opinion that the prisoner knew perfectly well that the cheques were of we vales, rod that he Weeded to de fowl, but that the progeny was sot parted with upon the faith of the almoner, but ewe the sorrel belief that the prow was a respectable men who was is a position to pay for it. The Recorder rid that this amounted to a vordiet of sot guilt , which was accordingly recorded. sad the primmer was ' ISOM LAST NIGHT'S ULM% MARIAM& .--.—. Nam or aossorroza aim eparwas 7a111.201.11111 TO aa TA LLOW. .... TunisDAT vionia. _ Th e nisatsi OVUM= at TIM 071101 Or TIM 011117 110111112•11, . ".,... 00012 ca 1411311101, amessiaLfrirraana 1 I ritl-i43117 4 1;e i rl aS. te.3keittas,ll.l"l.7o:7l IWurrat Jams Devoe, icemetem PAW el *awe boats ter Dooss i ol o . el. M. to 4311! U. Dolivo g t o Lot 07 4 hire, to surrender Jas. 21 at IL • 461 orb ; ambraht, 11 tam& Ilmumann Bombs Lawaibet., Dsiusib. brieldawfd,Jan.ll, at it 0 171111 001110271.11damir4inet. &ADP.* Pak* core-ooTrolc—imerow, JAL 10.—The market op.* Moja& 21 at 1. fiat sad lower, bat obese with rather mere Imam key Hamm Boatrms ftmatreet, Strand, merchant. Jan. 11. at I. a i m ars tow bike, el mush 2,500 ems far upon root Joan AUILL. old ltiatnsi. Doetorw-commook Puovx 4 r. ermidstios. Jr. IL at IL Joel's? Meows BR Jadoutreet, Beenaisrees, beenthop. ocaroN 090 D,.... Jsmos._Th a nand keeper, Jan. 21 at li. e "Insult 1611101 MILL Booners7cad, Victoria-park, vie- sairadibel gat* bat the tales **** Mailer. 111 lea 11 as 11. . Ett a by the Mirth Amadeus atearnallp awatederas Amine 16.2111 i, lintburr, Berkshire, farmer, Jan. 21, at 11. alight laprovemeat to the altreseem. In shipplas .... Juartmus Basasis, CLAIM!, Norwich, wharibiger, Jan. 2b, at It abara was maws &kw fa W Jody pool of the dey.'sz w mum BIADe w enatroara, tvailmsa-gresa. KtdOlotez , " 0- report from Liverpool at aeon that tie Atomism Mame tualler, Jan. 22, at It ' brought word thin DON eel 13,000 balsa of make Mew WILIAM( Iftlat IV ladhalwern, feryansteemomme. tab Myer. a l 38 . 600 s a a mmai d a. h a d s ta i d a w is p n o mi u m isi. Jan. IS, at L Mamas Amiwnlll7, Booth Hinkley, Berkshire, victualler, XIB the imarkeit. The =had telegrams may Jan. 24, at 11. bat the report, w well era 21 fowereM Manama wanwros Mum Lewidema, Lent, pared WM. aloes with sews of Me hears at Wilmlaatee, hr hais Jan. 14, at 11l i pod seem, and towards the does el beseasee the Whist B"gar Ma aka Pr= 6 " ll4 Illa dk r a r r J aalA."ll- 'sena showed mon frixo/deaca, sad there wse mos THOMAS A/11110111r, M. at 11 FUNK BALLO, Carilehosboet, Bobo, bel;ier. Jilt. 71 . at li deepoellioa far beabeem. In Imosoised• yams, si* husruci Haoaos Hyman, thoevenor-park north, C.amberocall. the dooroword tooloo o l of prisms woo Amin& warehouseman's dark, Jan. 24. at IL bat the little bedew dose we st IL Mix sa WILLIAD BLADLiff, reacherchetrest, and Heoloralm=e &clime oa the prim rani la Dessettier. tks Kent, merchant, Jan. 26, at 11 elegy market very fatly. The ragman rat ram aroadin Ortnii.,Newßroadbtreetot.,CitybserchankJan.26.ML gook amaa s Li aaapas i a s sa a am at year, Emits DAI m Ir . .. a TIIQ . Mag aaa Kaaajaawa W°""llll, 4 2 . 7l."l" . aanay, s4"."" assaraii, f ara ..26. lmgwali ss i p--wat anew of quantity, tad th. meat Mimi of Pill ory MOW Coos, Old Last-road, , engineer, Jan 24 at I. motoloolo. . m ast, bad indoool be to millibar kea catmint ortmeorra, Beaufort- , Strand , lodging-hoses tie NMI mast, tad there was a total beispoirka * keeper, Jon. 15, at 2. operate ap to the middle of the day, sod tialt ig ths as* Anniu tom, Parklelddtrset, Islington, sub-belliff rCastes - by tha steamerban sonsidiss improved lbs I well t s may Count . Feb. 1, at IL mama of cloth an swept spiassealt bra set led to to te. BABY" ral""At ai Charch.w'lul4m4quAteh °bit ' proved hnsibeml There have bete me widitiow ales be Feb. 1, at 11. Mum MOILTINTI4, Mark, hernersetehlre, draper, Jan. 20, at IL l o th , sad there le DO improvement as segarda values. Pam Jour Maas and Tworus mamas BAWL Hampstead, sear are fully an low an at the ekes of lass weak, has* ih s 01ooccater, ship milldam Jan. 10, at 11. Was had maaufaoterme do sot appear dimmed le Jowl owns Hainbr,Torra7,pevonsh.,aupinter,Jan.2o,Mll. sha Bads of ,Dodsw as s o a m i d, pr i ma. Tha whit ha JOIDOO /WM. Horcary,l atm., worsted minner,Jan. WA 11. es trviftay fat V llllll / 11 intool. Oliver*, Yorlubbs, Amami manufacturer . I Jar- 23, at IL ?AMOK CROSSLAND. Dewsbury, Yorkshire, woollen manufactute, WOOLLEN.—Lata, JAN. M—Tba optimal hall no had an avenge attuodsaoe this woraiag. sad • frit same d bane= has bon tooasanted. Tweed, uslta thi r f car win [aloha base bean tin ale m of goods loquirui foi, and is same isanuons base bum tossolundlo paresis. The white aulait bus sot shows oo aaail awe white ronlawso and hair Hata although u m fined le a ssedorate esinat.havo art ben ia vial demod Quotations Me Era. Jen. 1L L•wiliioll WALI:I3, Leads, cloth merchant. Jan. 23. at 11 . Wastast Wruzass,Llanyfiln,lleaegomerysicgrooer,Jan.26,et IL )email Mot timpani, Joiner. Jaa. 10. at U. 060114111 JACKSON, LiverpooL lie rasher, Jan. SO, at S. Gnomon YILIDIULICi (.1104.1.11Y, 11111C0e, lancallaw. atlk d3w, Jan. 21, at 94. 010111 GIBCIOST Asalrraut Luton, Bedfordabirs, victualler, 22, at 4. Mane Danis, Steinton, PernbrokediDe, groper, Jen.lll, MIL Jose ,Ilassoomr. Derby, turnkey at the Derby County Gut Jas. 20, st It Riesuin Raman, Audley, litaffcedshire, beerseller, Jan. 10 at U. OAMOIL Paialut, Nearaetteander-Igna, Jan hi, at 11. YJUDZIOCK RICKARDS, MIL, Tongbarn, Sauey, oral roweltant, Jan. 10 at toonas hoer NannasHarbeetcesDeveash,thatelisr,JaeLltetlil Jams Lamellae, Lugs* Jan. 21, at U. Joan Wilma! Comm; WolverimarPton. baker. Is& 11. 23 it Mums Dsaitsouss, Wolverhampton, butcher, Jam. lb. at It CIAII. Mont, Wolverham ton, plumber, Jan. 10, alit Jolt 001114100, Leads, eommlMon agent, Jan. 07 at it Gnomon Nasser, Yorkshire, goose, Jan. ff, t Jell IDMIMLL, week honse. builder, Jan. It at It 01101811 WILLIAM TROIA*. Qrdld. aceountaat Jan. la, at 11. Nonage To Ystvadowes, Oisescrimakire, journsysean carpenter. Jan. hi, at la. /Wan DsoauLLeeshimeough,Leioesterst,trirasser.laa.2l.salL WILLIAM CIADOCIL, Sudborough. Northamptonshire, commercial traveller, Jan. 28, at 10 WriLum HILL, elvellisld, chandelier maker, Jan. It at It nosy BINFOON. ehellield, butcher, Jan. 20. at 1. JUlMlAMloWeaterli, Nell.esilmakar,Jars2La3l2. Janes Bowignit. Jen., -uporblisll, merchant's dark, Jan. 23, at 11 NAO. WM,. ILI 111/ • WEIVIIM MANOTACTURES.--1117DDZISIIILD, Jaz. 10.—Bq ue from Leaden to-day have bees very few, bur a bettersam dance tram the ocustry. Bushier treasactions have leas as a moderate male, bat sot quite so brick es led we& Geed sod .addle qualities of gamy *Mem adapted he Ifni( mart is request. A lair bather has bees dese ia the embower duties the week, which bag semed local mestdiasis to show more activity is the marl* tadm WOOLS—Houoggeelem, JAX. 10.—A steady awed far Juanlige still aosteoes, sad a batter *sip l e Capes. Some good Osamu have also moved, sad p of all descriptions resale dm 008. N.— ant, 10.—At today's market a hit supply of Tribe wheat, which mans slowly at barely be Tuesday's annery. Toreipe oeularel, moor for des oil Drina Barley error. sad prior teed upwards. Baas .low gala, bat not quotably lower. Oats warm and las qualities support late rates. Foreleg arrivals for tbs west; —Barry, 1,760 qrs. ; Wow 99; piss, 249 ; SONS, 151. Irwin& Jar. 10. Iff eipOy of whir ins sot so Ms today. Fanners weft more *rear to sell at bet mai priors, bet barn IMO cautious, ad ths brier doss wit sot esteasint. Barry in fair supply, air late rates full: supported. Beans aad peas no misstating. LIZDS, Jew. 10—We hero a good male for red wheat at fully Friday's prior ; tho dentrad der while is nattisted, bgt rates unaltered. A Oak ear for ler Marys, bet ir friar soda so off Bear, ear , sad ether arias usaliand fa value. Immarom., Jar. 10.—We have bad very few kyr at today's market. sad is the limited bombes parr is Wier saner bar hem obliged to make a essesstiom d lit per sera Flom dull, bat Dot quotably tower. falba soca is naglesisd, and 3d. per quarter draper. Oats sal oatmeal maintain ire rain. r lam Manse Pot. to Ili* but with sly vary restriedad ars fee rob. sho prier devoid of animatire. Lyres, Jar. 10.—At today's market the wing beds us fam, at lass week's quotations, with only a moderate Ids. Bartel', pa sompies bs short supply, sad prbeili. per qr. MOM marales Ykst work. Bar sal eats luUy it deer. Per imperial garter 6o the pawn ; Wirt, white, new, 6.11b5. to Nibs. per nap. bug, dig Ye. ; itqa, red, 631b0. to 375. 16 385.; dire, tel. old, abs. le 63111 e. 365. te as. Barley, test OMvit ranks, I&ks. to 'Wh a t's. to 35..: &do. yrs Chem lier ditto, Ir. to Va. to les. Oats, Mine. b 4211 m, Mt 541 t0 tfis. Berl. old, 631 b. to 4/S. ; Mao, sew, nibs. to 641ba.. 36g to 375. Ninrossrai-ox.lii. Jas. 10.—At our market lib margin we bad a moderate show of wheat from le storm with, at the same time, moderate serivs/e , the easel; arerthelso the trade ruled exosedistly still fa the bushier dose Saturday's !stem were Flour fa ready requset sad wallas wen sustraed. barley las pr essisply offered. Other attires uselualpiL Feb. S. W. Constabi:l J. IL Oott;.Zil G. Noble, Norwich, J coach builders—Feb. 2. J . Archer, Liverpool, bookkeeper—Jan. 27. Martha W . Birch's Inn, near Rochdale, Lancashire, Innkeeper—Feb. 17. IL Balk Wigan, Lincasidre, innkeeper— Jam. 2... W. M. Nichol', Manchrater, braid manufacturer—Jan. ft. 1. Bradshaw, Urerrypool, barman—Jan. 27.. T. Ward, Ilqiend. near Barnsley, Y , grocers assistant—Jan. 21.2. "Waal, Torquay, currier—Feb. 22. J. , Patrick Brampton, York shire, trains—Feb. 16. J. T. White, Tonbridge, Kent, innkeeiper —Feb. 2. J. Desna, Baserfordweek Pilembreohlre,tutor—Fsh. 10. T. Robinson, Crompton, Lanauldre, labor Feb. 2. J. S. Whitaker, Carlioghow. near Dswebsry, Toehold's. journeymen dyer—Jan. 22. 3.lroolley, tlyde, Cheshire. farossr—Feb. 16. J. ROA Newtown Linked and blarkeeld. Leiceeershlan, weed—Jan. It T. IL Adkins. Wallingford, Berkohnso, Feb. IS. U. J. apen. Loughborough, Ldoosqrshirs. bserbonos =an. . B. Nextoo, Long Raton, Derbehlen ebas U as. U. C. Meth, Derby, fpardassor—Jan. U. J. Dawson, Lit church. Derbyshire. grfiengroose—Jan. •I. C. Meakin, Derby, oonmaladon agent Jan. IR R. Bart: 4 l : lo Thys chenille net manufacturer—Jan. 23 J. F. Waring, , Dry dealer—Jan. 23. J. Walter. Derby, journeymen wheel Jaw U. A. It Williams, Derby, legrsver—Jan. U. ‘ r i c h st. Derby, tobacconist—Feb. 11. B. Bent. Brlgkton, coach painter— Jan. M. T. Bel , Iliderraborsregb, Yorkshire, groaer—Jan. Father Holland, tambridde. saddler—Jan. 26. W. Bond. Bram ir-now, Gloucestershire, railer—Jan. 26. T. Donning, Hewes, Glamorganoldre, shoemaker—Feb. u. J. Corby, Northampton, newsagent—Jan. 24. G. Maier, Bridlington, Yorkshire—Feb. 17. W. Leonard, Lingstass.upon-Rell, butcher. DIOLULATION or DRUMM AW6111) Dowct.ar. Woivoetraaptos, grooor—dtvidood of 10.i.oip Thursday. SO lfJanne'. Biz Wash's. Feb. L F. 0. B. Lloyd. Toes Cottage, fi enniWio o ._ comedian—Fab. 19. Z. D. Cotton : Wolvetbanspion, cooper—Jan. U. W. Brno, Heckmondwikik 1 Mishits, linandraper — lm SA. R. Hirst, Batley, Torkshfre. jollier —Jan. St J. Thonston, kolas. bilk Yorkshire, cloth senehictuter—Jan M. H. Morg u ar m Fi. Clegg. Batley, Yortaktre, rag deniers—Jam M. H. arland sad Honstelon.le npri al. Barham. beherderber--Jaa. M. J. H. Collier. Prince's End. Worcestershire. PARTS MIMS DIIHOLVILD. J. Adshead, T. S. Adaboad . and W. Adabeeti, River Meadow Mlle, near Stalybeldge. cotton miasma—J. Adobe's% and T. S. A ahead, North Endlidille, near Staybridge. cotton spinners— J. Knowles and T. C. Williamson. Ikedenninsier. phoebe's William Bryant. F. May. and Wilberforce Bryant, Bow, aman taote rare of patent Inciter matches, so fat rar e gards F. May— W. Bryant and F. May, Whitechapel.rondndors of patent Inciter matches J. C. scales and T. Greenwood. Leeds painters —J. 0. Potter, D. Graham, W. Preston, and J. Carlin*, Over Darwet i Llmahlre, and London and Park, raper makers— J. W. ke and B. J. Man Jun., Booniegtoa, Yank (WNW. — I L W. and F. K. Stmdme, Norwich. boot =nuke ] tarers—L. Heymann. A. Alexander, and L. Jacobsen, Notting ham, enerchanb, so tar aa regards L Jacobson—J. W. Miriam and N. T. 0. Haelam, Market Drayton. fihregehlre, hair wan( manenictorers—L Learoyd and J. Hamra Bowe/try Tenable*, wool deekee—Z. J. risky, D. 4 3 e= son, and W. Mord; Mg* Yorkshire. cotton spinners—B. Bete. cock. T. Tweak and A. Percival. Victoria Foundry ' Leeds, so tar as regards A. Percival—W. Stennirg, sad W. Stenesingajt.., Bed Hill and Clodetose. Surrey, timber merehants—J. H. W. linceanghey. end J. T. Monneey, rendenrcidemak tea Whim se Mr as regards J. Iwast—J. Desidele and J. Todaseeden i jorkshirs. earlseere—W. Appleton, sea., = l t. I . It Helena, Lancashire, grecere-11 Cadman 01 16 .111 4 seenberg, Birmingham, wholesale jewellers—A. Woods sad B. Woods. Jun.. Warrington. Lancashire, farmers—C. L. Draper, H. Chenu, and W. H. Draper, High Holborn. leather demean', so far as regards H. Cheer—C. Atkinson and J. Hamra. Kirkbeatak Yorkshire. cloth Anishers—W. P. Bar and H. W. ?reedy. Strand, cigar deskre—A. Hawke rut u lt Webb, Lower it enningtounrem Lambeth, bestkiers—W. Brown, E. Davis. and H. T. Tunnel. T:27 street, Southwark, pin manntactarere—J. oetareces egg 0 W a d sw orth. Maechesear, (malarial= agente—F. Dread. C. Shand, A. Stand, and B. maids F. Shand—F. J. A. Yobbo., Lireapoai Bast Indian merchants, so far as Clerk and J. G. Lye. res, SI nod. imationesee—F. M. Weedky and Y. hi Lancaste Meadows yk , Cretchedtriars and Corn Incbangs. MM lase. corn factors—B. C. 0. Danford and H. Owls. Cardiff, bonded store merchants—C. corky and J. O. POW s. Ludgate-week , mad Maryareeki r eta Lambeth, nierehante—J. Zambia, A. Barnshaw,and! . B sl le, Mantes, Yestriaire, mats. so ter as regard; J. Earnelow—H. C. Holland. L. D. Holland. and B. Hannan Duke-street. Blecombery. buildaes, ao tar es regards H. C. lialand—W.Hall and A. Owe, Ingralmeoark LIDCWIMIL street, Ahre brokers—W. Itadings and W. 1110111 P, Halls dale, flannel manertardisrers—J. Elowland and W. Aadrewn Si elksham, WUtehhe es; Inners—Rebecca Marshall and T. H. Burditt, Louth, it set Dekko, peinisee—J. W. liosanquek C. Franks, W. Q. V ,rat men, and J. Harman, Lombardntreet, bankers, so tamer r •,e LC. Brain—M. Mogen and T. Oasis, Manchester. marched:no—R. Atkin-on and IL Banks. Middlne po i t:sh, Yorkshire, Iron merehants — J. Wadsworth sad F. Oct, s , wholesale grocers—A. J. Potter sad H. W. Crldland, jun. South Norwood. array. chemeinoegere—J. Mirada, J. Andrew. see.. and J. Andrew Ann.. Liverpool =ditto de Janeiro, merchants—l. Mist& and D. M'Natt. okorgov, ablpbeokers — J. Twice and I.J. k, oar. Glasgow. yarn agesitt 11001CIIi pIetIiSTKATIONS. Danpyrowil ta, at the MIMI Hotel, Dundee. JAXUTom. Aboyoe IV.) wood merchant, Jan. 14. at the City Hotel. Aberdeen. Joan CLArrnrcron, Oreenoca, merchant. Jan. tO, at the tontine Hotel, Greenock. LAW INTELLIGENCE• COURT OF PROBATE AND DI VORI. AIUI appointed for in and attar Hilary Term. 00111 W hullua—WSstissaday, January 13; Friday, 20; Saturday, Ti:and Wednesday EA Feu Coca 09 Dwoura—fittuudy, Dummy II Coeur or Diroann—Thanday, anuary 11; Friday. 11; Saturday. 14; Thursday, f 0: Friday, 27 : ila i l t A T lB Wednes day, Maury 1: ThermW, ; S ; .4 : Wridruir day, 8 : Thursday, ; ,a 7, 10 ; .11 ; edneeday.l ll : Thursday, It Trials by 1 ary--Friday, 17 ; EshirdAY. 111; Wedauday. ; Thureday, 21 ; Friday. M ; Baturdar, U; Wednesday, larch 1 : Thursday. 2 Friday. Saturday, 4 ; Wednesday, 8 ; Tharaday. 9; Friday, 19 ; Saturday. U ; Wednes day, IS ; Thunday, IS : Friday. 17 . Soturday, IS ; Wednesday, 12 Tbanday, : Friday, St : Saturday. IS. Trials by jury in the Court of Prot will be taus ant The judge will sit In ehandien to hear 11011/1)0011111 at 11, and in wart to hear motions at 11„ ea Wednesday, January U. sad every ow:v.:WU/ 0 1a m uds; until March int lustre. I.IIIIICAL &o. -- Asepsis C 0711". Thlacourt will sit at Wistmdusitor as Mourlsy, Jam 16 st 108, and such other days on lons le sopMalod by the judge. This court will art at Walahistar es Timidity', Jan. 17. It. and St . and Yoh. 7. It. 21. and 28 : and llardi 7. at too sum momm and motions hi chambers. and at 11 for motions In court. Tho court win boar mum ma osui7 Thossao7. Wodniods2. and Tricksy, Iran Thursday Joe. 12.. to 1144ay Kama Is, inclusive. TM court will alt at Doctors • Commons on Matador', Jaw It. It. sods* ; and Fob. 2, at 101. 1112 COURT Or CHAIIOSZY —The dillies d ay the Court 011 Cloaca, for !Mary Tens connismoes this , Wednesday. The Lord Chime** will take petilloas and appeals on tbe second day of teFi es Tiunday, Jan. Ii) ; Friday, Jan. 13, appeals; anley. IC a la Imakruptcy aad appeals ; Woodsy, 16, ned Tuesday. 1 appeals iteead..y, In bankrupt,* appeals and appeals ; J an. 19 appeal motions and appeals; Friday, 19, appeal ; laMrdaY, 11, bankruptcy rah and *F. =cdaday, 0, and Tuesday. 24, awhile ; Woodsy, 26. I appear and appeals; Thury, IS, appeal motkes and Friday. 27„ appeals ; Saturday, 28, bankruptcy ap. peals and appeals : Monday, IS, petitions and appeals TWO day, 31. appeal mallows and appeals. The Ler& Justices will alt as follows —Thursday, Jan. It, appeals : Friday, 13, lunacy politica*, appeal petitions, and appeals : Saturday, 14. Monday, IS. Tillular. 17. and Wednesday . IS, appeals • Thursday, 19, appeal motions and appeals: Friday, SO, lunacy peti tions, : Saturday. 11. and Monday, IS. ap ; Tuesday, 24, appeals from the county Palatine and ap ; Wednesday. 25, appeals : Thursday, W. appeals and a motions : Friday. W,isusacypetiileas, &c.: Saturday. 111. Monday, $O. appeals: needs,. Si, appeal motions and appeals. Tll Coca? or nelinolla.—aa the first day of Hilary teem (to-day) this 00111 i, sitting In Banco, will take motions and the peremptory paper : Thunday, Jan. 12. errors, peremptory paper, and meeloas . Moaday, Jan. 16, and Wednesday, IS. the special paper ; Thursday, Jan. 19, circuits damn ; Saturday. Jan. 21, criminal appeals. Monday, Jan. 16. sad Wednesday. 2k, the Modal vapor. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY—JAN. 10. (Before Mr. Ooetuntssiooer Holroyd.) at az !AZIONI& The bankrupt was • earpeeter, ef Orowe4treet, Soho. The debte were only 1701., Vet the bankrupt had sooepted acrommodatioa bills to the amount of between 1001. and 3001. Mr. Aktridge opposed. The b e examined, admitted that but for Use so oornsiodatioe bills which he had accepted he could hare pskl his debts in fail One of those bills, for 1601., had boon accepted for the sou of au attorney, • wealthy man, who would oodoulat take up the bill. He had bees sued oo one of the bills and imprisoned for • moeth. Hie Honour, taking into consideration the impriecanweat, graded the order. IN as GUSTAVUS mount. This ems bee bees frequently before the court. The bankrupt, demand as a utembant of Colentsa-streati owes 10.200/. ; the emote, stated at 3,600/., hare reamed about 1,400/. This was the adjourned 'Mies for asentieatim and &wham. Mr. F.. Reed, for the assigmes, stated that since the last meeting additional accouats bad hem filed, showing the seventieths, of • sum of 1,100/. at 1,2001., which the bankrupt had formerly stated had been paid to me Flask, but which had really been applied in taking up some kegs mete bilks. Mr. &mood, foe the bankrupt. protesled spied this de seriptim b.isg applied to the bills. Ultimately it was agreed that the bankrupt should pens his maneinatios, the sitting for coke of duehargs being adjoureed. (Wore Mr. Registrar Winslow, as commissioner.) CR RI wire The bankrupt, Joseph Swift, is described as a profane of siegleg, of Drumrucradietreet, Bustea-road. He le new feign* an engagommt he the performasse of the operetta of Pueclunallo, at Her Majesty's Theatre. This was the sit ting for marainatios and dinahasp. The debts am 9474 The bankrupt's expeadittrat foe the last two years was 'Weil at 2101. a year. He attributed his failure to for of miss and inability to obtain as segageramst. Mr. Bower, for the ofiktial urines., briefly examined the bankrupt, who stated that he had had no income far the last twelve reizethe. There were as debts dm to him from pupils. and he was living in famished lodgings. His Helmut granted the order. IN RR PARSTI. The bankrupt, described as • builder, of Mum, bad formerly beat in practice as • solicitor. He Dow applied for his order of discharge from debts cif 3,0681., foe which se curity wee hold in serpent of 1.6301. Mr. Begley opposed for Mr. Bryael. • erwilitee. Tbe bankrupt. in **Manatees, admitted that he had hem struck off the rolls scene tiros before 1863. He this pve • bill oink us his property, and had aims resided nearly three years is Sootlaed. He had also travelled is Amities. He had bees is London 'ion 1862. In Aurora last hi had mortgaged fear home in Kilburn-park to Mr. Home, • creditor for 1.4001. la 1863 he teas acting as dark to Mama. Pocock, and since for another km In Mptember„ 1863, he bought four hoesee is the carcasis, and had com pleted them. He had returned • tad debt of 1,000!. as due from Captain Hare, of the Guards, who had gime haekrupi a modems of an estate which sold for 27,0001., bat there being previous incumbrusom be had realised Bathing. He oemsionally met Captain Ham about tows, but M had nothing. The debt of 1,000/. was for polar dotal services sad cash lent. Mr. Bagley asked that the bankrupt ahead furnish • cash account, and an account of his team/time with Cap Isis Haze. The bankrupt bed borrowed 3001. of the ep posing weak*, Mr. Bryant, sad had gime him a men. pat, enieept o th er thiage, ef • ehrach ; but it turned out that the person professing to effect the minims had so right to do so. His Remora directed that the accounts naked should ha fnnssked, and adjoeused the was for that purpose. rar RI lOWA'S JOBS BETTE LEL The bankrupt was described se of Tratenhainicourt-road, raid elsewhere, literary writer, and late editor of the Boys' Miscellany Magazine," and ether periodicals ; aim late resideet author at the New Bower Operetta Home, Sousgate. Debts, 3821. ;so meets. Mr. Bower appeared for the acid assignee ; and Mr. Bernell for the bankrupt. The bankrupt, in examination by Mr. Bower, admitted that he bad the copyright of two novels, cos mined " Clifford," and the ethos, " Marlborough Home." Hi. Honour intimated that those must be given up, sad the accounts being amended acoordiagly, granted the order of di/Margo. IN RZ BENJAMIN LONSDIZI THOMSON. The bankrupt wu described as of Leadenhall.street and of Normandy Wharf, Deptford, ship-broker and manufacturer of chemicals. He came before the overt with a large amount of liabilities—no Ism than 35,90i1/. The meets are stated at 1,6901. in good debts and property, with property held as stunner of 5,4071. Oa the application of Mr. Lisklater, for the weeignma, an adjournment was ordered for the farther examination of the accounts. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (Before the Reeoeder.) Williast Th o mas, 21. clerk. pleaded guilty to several I Margie of felosiously altering Pia-oflce money ones. Mr. Metcalfe, who was instructed to prosecute on baud( of the Post-office antboritise, informed the court that the offences to which the primmer bad pleaded guilty were of • very iagenious Miasma . . It appeared that be had oh taloa mousy orders for small sums such es sispenos and sinepsece, and, wider the column appropriated to pounds he izierted the figures 9 mid 7, thus making the amount iff. Ob bd., at the same time writing the ammuit le the body of the order. These mosey orders he made use of to pay for suite of clothes he had ordered of different tailors, and many pinions carrying on that business in • small way had been severe sufferers by the preceadtor of the prisoner. The apprehension of the prisoner took plea tinder rather singular circumstances, and was very credit able so liumbold, the Post-offioe constable. It appeared that this officer had received • description of the man by whom the frauds were oecumittod, and he met the primmer aocidentally is Lincoln's-inn-fields, and suspecting he was the penes he wee in search of, he followed him, ad Haft him go into several talon' shops his suspicions wen am firmed, and he took him into custody, ad is turned out be was the right man. The Recorder, after looking at some of the altered mousy adore, said it appeared to him that if there bad been a little more care taken in filling up the mosey order originally, It would have been impossible for such armed es the preeent to have been committed. The pounds column L some teatime's appeared to have been left quite open, so that every facility was afforded for placing another figure in that column. Mr. Metcalfe said that It had struck him that it would have been well if • little mere can and maim bed hem eseivieed in dream/ epos the mosey orders. would Is all probability be remedied for the future. The prisoner was then notepad to be imprisoned ad kept to hard labour for sightseo calendar months. Thomas Burrows, • respectable looking man, surrendered to take his trial upon *large of unlawfully obtainiag a large quantity of Confederate stock, and other valuable securities, by false patecers. Mr. Giffard and Mr. Poland conducted the prosecution ; Mr. Ribton and Mr. P. H. Lewis were counsel for the defence. This ass involved a point of very considerable Importance to the members of the Stook F.:Mamie. It eppeared that I the primmer was formerly a member of that body. sad a few deco rice to the 14th of Oeteber he pubilissed amok THE POMCB COUB2B. MANSION-HOME. Jesus liteettbrook, the drive/ of a fora-wleml oak, wearing a badge numbered 6,766, appeared Won the Lord Mayor is answer to a Dammam allergia' bin with having, rlarg seoployerant as a driver, bow guilty el atiebeksviaor in antulan sad beating the complaisant. The ndtat plioded guilty. The oomplalosat was a little boy about else years al age. named Philip Sisapsos, and resided is Budge-row, Caesar street. Oa Wednesday be was cronies the road is Ceases street, and passed In frost of the defendant's bane, sad as ' be pared defendant swung his whip round end stench the lad is the eye with it, which caused it to bleed very much, and babied a very wino injury. The boy appeared in °oust with a bade.' over his eye, sad stated that he bad soi bean able to go to school oboe. A gentlemen who wee Cilliw the mourrenem and took the number of the cab. ma deleadast, it appeased, drove off as though sothiog had happened. Defendeat said in defence that the boy jumped off the kerb right in hoot of his bone, and bad he not pulled up instantly be most have roe over him. He rolled out, sad is the esairannon of the moment swung his whip round. The Lard Mayor said the cabmen did sot seem to one what they did with their whips. They ensued to think that the road wee entirely for than, and that everything most gin way before them, whereas it was es moth for foot re who wished to cram as for the cabana. sod be should mark hie orni el his ooaduat by fining him 10s. co seven days. The disotagethor with the oasts, amounting in all to 13.., was paid. Tim lad's mother then asked if the was to be at the =- paw that had been lectured for the doctor. The Lord Mayor mid if he had knows ea 7 dactor's bill had hen incurred he should have fined the dsbedsat man, sad ordered the dee to be given to the bey's loather. . BONfIITREET. Henry Alder sad Thomas Williamson ware brought up on remand. before Ilz. Variation, cm a charge of eoespirsoy to defraud. They ware &deeded by Mr. Low* of Ely-place. Edward Jamas, a lad absent 15 years of age, about to join &MA um as a ship boy, stated that ea the Tad Met. be was 'Meg down to the Hungerford Pier, to ge ma board &rime SlORMllle A _wlies sew the primmer Alder saline Ws= from • cart. Williamson had charge of the (art. Alder was selling purses sod poetensosasies at Is. soak mid preteaded to put two hall-mowns as. of the puns*. Witmer saw him take the two hallorowris from • bag, sod seend them is a board to sbow that they were good. At therms Mambo mid, "Now I doe't prof.. to give • prim ilk. this with every parse," and he appareatly placed t h e two half-crowns is one of the poakets at the purse. Witham bought the imam paying the prisower is. fog it. He was ante he took the same mares, bat whoa h• opened it he only forted two half passim is it instead of two half-crowns. He eemplaised of the trick, sad &wooded his mosey back, bat Alder laughed at him, sod Wi ll iamson mid, " It is not likely the moo will give you brick your &billies." Witham would not have ONO him Is. far the puns if he had not believed thas the pares conteised two half-crows.. Before ha paid the ghillie, the prieoaer Alder said, "If they are not good cotta gm them back to ram" Mr. L. Lewis—They were good coins, were they sot! Good balfpomiies! (A laugh.) Witheie—Y.,, bet he mode me believe that he put is half-crowns. Mr. L. Lewis—He did not say that if they were sot good half-crowna he would give you good ballpoints@ for them! Whams—No. Mr. L. Lewis.-And did you seriously sapposs that you were to got two ball crowns for a shining ! Witeem—Yes, I did ; he said so. Mr. L. Lewis—And what did you think be was to do that for? Witaen,--I don't know ; I thought be blew his own Mailers. Mr. Hoary Webbor, prevision dealer Soho, corroborated She ankles°, of the Met wit . The boy began to ery when he found he had bean cheated, and witaeas said to Alder. " Why don't you glee the poor boy his shilling back!' WilliSMOO• said, "The rasa has got a limose from government, and what do you went to meddle for? It is nothing to you." Waimea said he did not lA* to me the boy cheated. William= thee said to Akio:, "Yea bed hotter give th, boy a few ringa." Alder threw some rings towards the boy, an d the crowd scrambled for thorn. Walter Shepbord, 113 F. said he came up in cassequemoo of the obstruction °wed by the mosslalage of a crowd and the scramble for the rings. He took the prisoners io custody for the obstruction. Mr. Webber and the boy fcllowed to prefer this dap. On the way to the *Milos Williams°. said to Alder, • You had bet.. square it with the boy if you ark." Mr. Vaughan was of opinioa that it was a oonspiracy to cheat at ammo law, and in obtaining money by falao pre. twos, nodes the statute. Mr. Lewis admitted that it was cheating, but thin was no evidano• of compirmY. Mr. Vaughan said conspiracy might be inferred by sets and conduct as wail as from proofs of prior cooferenos. The acts and conduct of these men showed that they were acting in concert. With regard to the 'Hegira indiums tion of the prosecutor, there was no more reason why he should be cautious lima there was why t h e prisoners should be howl. If Mr. Lewis said the prosecutor ought not to be foolish, he (Kr. Vaughan) should say that the primmer, should not cheat. He should commit them both fur trial, but should admit than tom molt in two emetics of 501., and hie own recognizanoe W. The criminal sessions were held at Southam pton m • Kooday. Is the suiting Mr. Emanuel, the high of the Uwe, entertained the Iteoorder sad the her at a superb banquet at the Vietoria-rooms. Upwards `` ot 200 of the airs of the tows and neighbourhood, poundin of mem- be of parliament, elergymen, magistrates, and militsry sad , naval men of Wilt rank, were invited and were present. Mr. ' Einassel, who is a strict Jew, upraised the utmost loyalty to the throne , and is ropiness the health of the bishop of the diocese aid the deep eulogised the Christie' pries- I bud of the present day. Mk toast was replied to by the ! Bev. Dr. Bradshaw, of the establidred shush, the Bev. Mr. Adkins. as independent minister, and Father Mount, I a catholic priest. Sir Jeddah elute acid Admiral Valise i spoke for the army sad navy respeotively. The gallery of , the Victoria-rooms was canopied by a somber of etztl dreamed Jewish mares, and maidens. &vend naval odious were preseet. The now National Schools in connexion with St. Clement's Chun*, Stanhope-strest, Liverpool, were opened yesterday by the Lord bishop of Chester. They schools have been salaried at a cod of 3,000 k, 7501. el which was given by the Privy Coned!, and the ksd _by a noldenuin whose same has sot osamOred. The remaleieg 1,501 X. has bean subscribed by the couregation. [A d vertisement. HOLLOWAY'S PILL& PRO- T.:Crete/1 or Hamm— n the hand to hand draggle for exist sum In the present day, good health Is everything. Bolieway's p ad u=g Ingestive, and gently lazative pills are &harshly for Teetering soundings to invalids, whom funcUses are so feebly performed that life itself seems roost preca ri ous. The stomach he. Its puny materlies removed by a yudieious use et %bass pills : the toped liver Is roamed by them to active sure ties, sad every .fist rum sabserrlog digestion is placed at Its natural staadard, and better !Stied for its dales. Ift is impos sible to have a doctor at our elbow at all somas and plitui4 but these pills will samara that lees, toe they ad eeroW act beasSchily la sway allow& (Bette* the Oosentoe &violist.) Thomas Smith, 38, labourer, pleaded guilty to fire to a stack of bay, the property of Sarah 01111111.11. The COMll2ollBerjeent, is passiag seateme, told the psi soma be felt very inclined to pewit sentence of meal servitude upon toe the amen to which he bed pleaded guilty was one of worst that be bad heard oil. As, how ever, he meld not peas upon him a minions' of lees than five years, be would °outset himself with made( upon him a term of imprisoommt. Ile then seetsiossi the primmer to .be kept in prison, with hard labour, foe the space of 18 oaleedar months . Peter Shag Sinclair. clerk, pleaded guilty to embeuling sad steeling the sum of 901., the moneys of J. Hadley. The primmer, who was in a delicate state of health, wee matesced to four months' imprimenneet. Frederick Gonad, 27, pleaded guilty to three India resets, charging him, the first, with feloniously forging and ninnies an eadoremeamt epos a cheque for the payment of 31. Ba.; the amend with felosiontly forging and utilities an endorsement upon a cheque for the payment of Si. Su, with Intent to defraud ; _and the thinl,for stealing the sem of 91., the moneys of William Henry Shaw, his master. Mr. Metcalfe appeared for the proseontion, and Yr. Sleigh for the prisoner. Ms. Metcalfe said the meander, who was a solicitor, of Delsbay.strsst, Westminster, was desirous of reomornend tag the prisoner to the mere of the court, as there were some peculiar eirommatanoes us the ease. Mr. Sleigh said he should like to say a few words before I matenes wee tread. The primmer had bees in a most die ' teemed condition, having bees oat of employment some eon ' siderable time, sad at the time that he had oommitted the offence laid to his charge he had two children lying dl at the starlet fever, cue of whom had rinse died, and his wife was in hourly expectation of Wise aostised. His bans bed been seised and sold by hie ereditem. and at the time be was apprebeaded be and his wife were In a data of groat poverty, as be had only beam in Mr. Shaw's employment • very time. Commas tlerjeant said be thought, laicise all the circumstances of the case into oonsidereim. he should be justified in paining a light senteem upon him. Ile rhea mead a sentence of six mouths' imprionmmt. John Astwood, who last sessions was coevisted of em besslemeat. wee brought up foe judgment, and sentenced to six mouths' imprisonment. John Rawlings, 28, was indicted for burglary. Mr. Gout poiseented ; Mr. Peter defended. It appeared from the evidence that on the Bth of December the prisoner broke into No. 10, Aldengete-strest, and stole wearing apparel, value about 51. One of the inmates of the house heard him, and followed him until he same to a policeman, when he was given into custody. Detective Hawks sod Lockytie, the gaoler of the House of Detention, proved a long list of convictions .pied the mi- n uet, who was known amour thieves as the King of the Burghers. He was sentenced to seven years' meal servitude. Alexander Yonlarni, an Italian, was indicted for fele- Manly wounding George Smith, with intent to do him some grieves , bodily harm. Mr. Daly proseaeled, and Mr. Montagu Williams (ie. *noted by the Italian consulate out behalf of the Society for the Protection of Italians) defended the prisoner; and Mr. G. Gemini, Italian interpreter for the crown, att ended to interpret the evideoce. It appeared from the evidence that the prolocutor in the ore is a Bemoan, and on the night in question, the 18th of December, be had gem into a home of ill-fame Is lilhedirell with a women of bed repute, and by mistake they west into the room in which the prisoner was with mother woman. No sooner had be (prosecutor) entered the room thee the pdsoner sprees up and slabbed him fa two places with a knife, which ha drew from his sheath at his aide. There is no doubt that a gruel had takes pine between the parties before this, in onsequenes of the pro- secutor, who war very drunk, rising with the young woman who wee with the prisoner at the time. la defame It was argued that the primer had thought that the presenter benumbed tomb him, sod It was evident that a struggle had takes place between them. The jury found the prisoner Guilty of unlawfully wounding, aid he was eselemed to Mee imbibe' *sine monk MCA= OP MAIMING of SAFTBOX.IME, John Conrad, another Italia', was isdioted fee fodonionoly wounding Barry Davie, whit lot at to do hi:ammo gimes bodily bane. Mr. Cooper imosesaisd; and Mr. Watson Willirma, in structed as More, &fended ; cad the soma Latorpaster at. Medd to watch ths case. Ws ease arose oat of the fatal affray on Satfron.hfil, La which one poor roan loot his life, and another we conveyed to the hospital olasgerously wounded. It appears that the proomutor was is the Golden Ababa, when the disturbance commosead, sad la assisted to awry the wounded man to St. Bertholommes Hostile/ Oa his return he found a crowd MCI sellethed. aid Le heard • my retied that sot Bag. TRANTIO ILITIIPXL Mar ter now 1K 2091 WNW& ow& wawa otrodini 2 11114. VA Walt wan Oct. I& & & a 4 Samba& Barad*, and C.L lasi 1,904 996 2901 1,79 1 Weak aiding Dec. t. BOW NW Baa ralif4Boo 74; 729 166 11101 Weak asdlng la& & 186 L 1911 Out sad Yougial and WNW — SW W 412 1% Wr illi k mir ali.i . aa. 7. Cork and 1119agsw a tlaulk WNW" ISt ...• 10,917 LW area Ilwass Walk ending Jas. & Camataisa %mat Lazawbourg Landau and Blaakvall llalropoWaa — OW 2.1% North Landau Too Loae or MC Johh. —On Monday the pilot. age eomesittee of the Money Docks and ligebear Beard es torpid tour. Parry, the pike in other of the Jure as lis time whose she was wraaaen. his certairete as pilot. Be remains, however, digested es third master of his boe Tao Atirrnmon Stumm—Tile Ampbion Marro has bees strawded ea fthereinghom beach, and is mooted* bemuse a total wreck. The illkfated vowel at the is of tha digaster was oil a voyage from Sthderised to Lewdest sad eau inhere at Sheeriegbem dozing the plowshare thick weather. An •fferi• to fleet her have proved &anti Nuked, th e g a le of Frielsy and Saturday drove the mod higher up the beach. The Amphim Is a vestelof I.oolbral burden, sod was originally an EeaHt frigate,having heed port of Sir CharlesNspier's es.dneg maadice bk itia Bath dewing the by war. She was purchoggi the govassiest by Messes. Wilson, of Seedirland, borne moat owing% sod le issued for 17,0001. From the returns just issued by direction of tbt Home howetery, it supers that during the past yes: 0 legalists had bees held by the Liverpool bum* moss la 325 ewes the sub**, were aildrom, awl 55 of were illignireate. 93 were penmen above 00 yews of se In 13 cams radiate of wilful murder were Mona ; is sithelaughter ; 40, suicidal • 143 ware cadges waSocetsi. Six peruses were mid far dial for murder re the sourerb ~sat ; the ronaielag mentor was being thus la AA the ragas wore esteems, The beadle relents to lan rood the borough 1,3841., by proventlag essarrany 1 questa la 658 oases. 1.615 mass of death ware wens& le the orrorma—a large lacrosse ca al moms yam " The Tower al London contains madmen or enema hogs Ur old matchlocks 4o So odfisik nude IMO W boo sow taboo edam hell osg gtil bromism sad combo Ism In s stealer mininge dall ofolhods of Matilde' grey Mk. Itay to alt Moths' odium sad la the gem ent NM of ms urns loselsobs. sail drinestirs. otos isofolsis Mims 111, ligainghthstrest. Lagoa—ihsheethethel4 MIThiDER AT POWIMIOVTL.—A shocking murder woe committed OU Ilikiday afternoon to a public thorouih• fare at Kingston, mei! the suburbs within the limits of the borough of Poreseneath. The rourdarer is a young nim named Piper, abouti l' Oise of age, employed by the Stokes Bay and Byde Steps? asks% Company, and who lived with his father at Gospott, and the victim was his wife, who is Imported to have 11i a i woman of locos cliaraister. Os Monde they cameo?' noes Gosport to speed the day with the wife's friends, who vs in Surrey-strest, L Between 4 and 5 o'closel a the afternoon they wore S through Fnittos- rued, when two boys who were near them quarrallitig. Dogleg the quartel, which appears to have bad referenos to the improper eciednet of the wanes, Piper struck the deceased in the Laos and mused her mouth to bleed. She said to hies. "I will make you pa y for that, you brute," whereupou be deliberately _took a clasp hods i tiro= his poduit aed stabbed her in the ba4t ! He thee dosed MITGLIAGIM. 4 010 1 L I the knife, and replaced it in his pocket and ran sway. Ow I BLBWMILL-lIEWAN.- Tannery S. at Mt 944102_,.. at of the boys followed him for sows distance. bat be was sot ! DOM. ma t Tom T. BAL y... I ~ Bai n .l7; yip overtaken, and up to yesterday afternoon had sot Mee I Am ." "ftweis."..morilm".olz.`"Z.M.., I N ,, er fiec : heard et. The woman, however, fell upon receiving the MOM, county Galway._ _ blow, sod wpm its being discovered that she had hem DIIiIIOCK -BROUGHTON. -.7aanary 6,_ at 10 4" M a i g li : stabled, she was removed to a neighbouringolionist's sleep, Towns. Salop, b y the Sm. Cason Vans, T. Mora. and mbecemently to the bowie of her frissids, bet death ' Shotten-undmthertes , Melfordshbe, to Wall J ensued moos after the wourd was laic:Md. A bill hes bees at IL alooolMos. In., of Say•so.lloyea-Towns. . ....... issued giving a deneriptioe of the moo, and offering • reward l ' ILIlli g .„ r il3 B .,„ dft. Llik u , - " rl i u m jr . thu g ' rite liail a, X lid A.: "*.. 4 50 1e. 9 ". of 10/. for such informatics es shall lead S. his appellee- cos, (m oo t t o Ammo p, oo hto sorth sills.= don. An inquest was °mood oa the body last minim. i the Iter. J. Soviet ILA.. rector of fissleld. The Sunday a Rookite notice was posted at one . , .. of the piers of Ca Boma* catholic chapel of Johnstows EfIUTIM. about two sad a-half seam from Navas, in the musty el Cnnt 14111 * -41205 " 8, " Cbedid nis k litace C. Maar mood fa. IV Meath. The weeding of the yetis. (rye the aorrisit zAwai. ..i.' mon 9. ia , 8 4 . m ir r",,, s sop, seessfetedi of the Dublin Express) bore the figure of a death's lama and Damaa, sod N. mill nos-boss at top. was to the sleet that throe aortas ositoon.-Jeauezi S. W. 12:41 114 1. cd"r i lai, si I magistrates el the district, sad three farmeme, whose mamas MUTH- -Janusz) . John , moo of a I wore give% eitatdd take immediate ware*. sad have their .........TosAdorgroo-Ploool SCIED., •01.19- vrow.fted. 0 , 0 , 10 err oodles in 'sadism, as they would est have long to live. ""`-'_,, ...% 4 "" r7 o r T it j e11i....... 4 " . " 70. The muse of Werke eatenieg mike, whether it be want of --•— relict T. "--, ilm i'' role 41. lIMALLIIAL-Jewry S. ma II gollicleat lab.= ellsesPl ibe PeessoWYLw that tberOw Poplar . Manmelem, the wile at AL lf. efliffellf Of.. w ia ; have to ewe weyi soonest the malice of the Imam . '....--- et se ' of ItibbwatilsoLbass.,Plll g° " ._" ° „ 4 1.,.. 4. WWl "' : Prism' sad PahlidiM by wawa! Lao mum .. 4 IBUZOOMMI • ZZ ados ''''' '''''''' wilndC 1 Lemberdearest. In the CM at London. 1/W ' s •it ' a u nt y moured that ais • be made to has 011os. me al oso In the 'MINA 4 a emplaned. Wavar. a au ass 11. 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