The Express. — London, England, 1865-01-31 00:00:00

DRAMA. DRURY LANE. -- -. 7 After s few weeks' holsday, Mr. Phelps returned to this hates last West, end wound le the Amadeus d Oerdlnel Wolaey, at Shakespeare's play d Entry the Eighth. This revival la sot disdlagaished by soy of that 'pomade, show which narked Kr. Charles Keee's per foresee*, et the same play stake Princess's, and it is merely predseed, we presents, to to Yr. Philp* au opportunity d repreesstiee • else hr whisk he made popular at Wises Wells Theatre darks his leesseship. ADELPHL The revive" of tie H- 1..& last night at the Adolph" was distinguished by tie appertain of lies Hatemaa ie the character of Julia. Her grist and turnpikes" success m Lash naturally created • desire in bar admirers to see bet la another part, and, elks tantalising them for nearly eighties mouths, she has at last gratified their curiosity. Her performasos last night unquestionably eareplered bar vamoose fined', sad it oertainly enested a very favourakde thermion upon thane who were disposed to b• more critical. Miss Bateman ass never be a crest Seek wiliest for menu meow Her Laos is beautiful and impressive is recces, but it is madly treatise in variety of expremioe bar walk and bearing are dolicient in dignity ; her few clegeseratee boo ellen into teethe end scolding, sad be pronouns tioa is a curious mixture of French, Amortise, and Eng. lids. Where bar real power seems to us to le is is • tale natural natural style of teethe. which flarbaul is Qs generation of Turveydrope we have had to listen to. Her eresseed of patios is also very great, and she evidently feels certain pastime and sithatiose 40 strongly, that she mama her andisees feel then. Her acting in the first pertof the Hawtheck isms** simple, and pleasing, and she reenws all her power oath her great eosin with Sir Thomas Clifford in W fourth wt. TM mixture of Ode and feeling bee was very finely depleted, and her but at of peat-up tears when she asks him tisepaisegly to speak to het, was the men geends• point she mere egeughout the wbok performance. Ethe wee applauded, of ewes, in the prevailieg fashion, at every tans, and so wee everybody and everything throughout the play, bat her ravine mow with the Hune/sback in the Let act overstepped the Wended good use, without reach ing the hoighto of rod win. COACHMAIRRN INDUSTRIAL IXHIBITION. The Operative Cosebreakers' falowing the lead gives it tbe Lambeth and 'snap= wort* sten's exhibitions, have solleetsd a pod many assiosesto of their art, both useful sad ornamental, at Cosatmakers'-hall, Noble-street. The idea was, we belays, Ma actuated by Mr. Hooper, and has rises naiad W.llll impart has Kr. Woodall and other members in the trade ; bat the object is, we understand, to leave the latter se amok as possible in the bands of the worinag oreasnakers themeelvek and to lave to there whatever 'mast of public approbation may be bestowed on the exhibitios. _ _ The working caliche:eskers hare, we think, wisely de voted their ingenuity to the production of specimens taming within the circle of their own highly skilled handicraft ; and considering that the present is • first attempt, the molt is very creditable. There are drawings sod designs for carriages by working men which will certainly be sees rolling in Rotten-row be fore long, and various models of hffprovements in splinter bars, stem roofs, and other details of asaviage-building. Elegant models of the Queen's and other state carriages form as attractive feature in the exhibition, and there are elm some wonderful specimens both of heraldic and ordi nary mach painting. Some of the imitations of " Makes" bodies ere exquisite. In another department the hareem Buskers are exaslisatly represented, and them is an immense variety of coach lam" Including me which generates its own illuminating vapour, and predates a most powerful and contineous light. Cashion, haromer-clotha, lace, in short the whole stile d dakv of the trade are exhibited in great variety, farm*, altogether, we will not say a per fect, but at least a very promising exhibition, one that even now, in its infamy, is well worth • visit, and which will, no doubt, if properly supported by the public, be the torero.- nee o! a great many future once, got up on • much won extensive scale. Perhaps our operative friends will forgive us for °beery * en the paucity of whim* of the exercise of the inven tive faculty in the working men amongst the articles exhi bited. As a matter of fact, nearly all of our great mechasi eel haematites which have revolutionised manufactures and oonvereed melt masters into millionaires originated with working am, and therefore is it • matterof regret to us when we lee these latter wasting their :ash and ingenuity In the constractiou of mere models, which being entirely without no velty are little elevated in character above the toy shop. There are several combenaking desiderata unsatisfied at this mo. meet, and the working ooe.chmaker who should supply any one of them would at once make his own fortune and confer an important benefit on the community. We want, for ex. i nale, an omnibus not toe large for the crowded street. of London, and at the same time with so couch interior space as will amble the sixth passenger on each side to settle down in his seat without the madame of a hydraulic ram. We should be very glad also of a " Hansom" into which the passenger could get without breaking his shins against the doors, and get oat or lower the window without the im minent risk of nasal abrasion. Another model which would be immensely popular would °be one of an improved " four wheeler," which, while it ostentatiously exhibited its license to carry " four inside," should at least be able balmily to accommodate three of the num ber. We understand that the committee offered prizes for all the above matters, but that as yet the operatives have not been persuaded to turn their attention in so useful a direction. One very original modal is seen of a traction engine, which struck os as being an immense advance on any at pretreat in ms. If it be entirely the invention of the exhibitor we should recommend biro to register it without delay, as, if not, there will be great danger of piracy when the exhibition is thrown open to the general public. The eiremonial inauguration of the exhibition takes plane to marrow (Wednesday), when the Marquis of lAnsloworr, and several other notehilitim have promised to "assist" POOR CHURCH-BENEFICES IN WARWICK SHIRE. The Bishop of Worcester presided over a nume rous meeting of clergy and laity, yesterday afternoon, at St. Mary's-hall, Coventry, for the purpose of originating fund far the anpusetation of poor bouellees in that arch deaconry of his diocese. Amongst those present were Lord Leigh, the Lord-Lieutenant; the Hon. and Her. J. Leigh and W. 11. Diveoport Bromley, Esq., M.P. for North Warwickshire; the Venerable Archdeacon Sandford, the Beverende Canon Pilkinpon, Canoe Savage, Dr. Millen Birmingham, and the principal clergymen of the arch. deaconry. Lord LEIGH moved the first resolution, fcr the formation of a society for the auggmentation of the endowment of poor benefices in the arekdeacocry, by means of donations, an nual subscriptions, congregational oollectiona, and other bo wling's& in the course of his remarks, his lordship ap plauded the movement, which he thought must command the smensby and aid alike of the clergy and laity. (Ap plause.-) It was manifestly imposidble fur • clergyman to maintain the position of a gentlemen ou the paltry ioirome of 1001. a year, and he could conceive no position more pain ful to a refined and honourable mind than that of being relirtirrady io debt, and utterly unable to relieve the sad dis tress with which ministers were constantly brought into 00D• Mot. The Veil.' Archdeacon Sannrosn, Archdeacon of Coventry, @emitted the proposition. Mr. liavgeroar BRONIALT, M.P. for North Warwick shire, proposed • resolution, to the effect thatgrants of 1 001 . should be made to benefices under 200/. a year, on condition that a like sum should be raised from other Gowen. Mr. DARLINGTON seconded the proposition, which was unanimously adopted. Other formal resolutions were adopted, sod letters were read from the Earl of Denbigh, the Earl of Ayleeford, and others, expressing their cordial sympathy with the move mut, and regretting their inability to be present. At the close of the proceedings, donations ware announced =mot tos to nearly 400 f., sod the proceedings terminated with a vote of thanks to the bishop for prendMg. THE A VTLIORIOLD VERSION . OP THE Buitu.—An innovation of DO small importance ma • precedent is about to be attempted by the University of Oxford with retie ewe to the privilege which sashimi the universitia,lin the matter of printing the Holy Bible, to overlook the mono poly of the Qseen's printers. We ere informed that the Word authorities have contracted to lame an edition of the Bible without the translators' dedication to King James. The Queen's printers did sot feel themselves at liberty to risk *hair patent by agreeing to • similar die sad.—.Rowyri. Sou= iLswaiwerow Mtrezuw.—Daring the week mane Jas. 28 the visitors have hen ma followei--0a Mon day, Tamed.,, and Saturday One days), open from 10 a.m. . to 10 p.m., 8,496 ; as Wednesday, ratuoday, sod Friday, . stailaie days (admission to the public. 6d.), opts boon 10 a.m. till 4 p.m.. 1,261 total, 9,746. Irma tie wok* al tbs seemen. 6,016,4 ft THE FATAL ACOIDIIN? AT WItTYII►BTI& SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. T l'bere wait sables _partionlarly worthy el notice, in the treasaelthas width took plans thin shernose, if we may ! except the decidedly downward tendency of lAddisgton for the Two TkearaA. sad the stmag dispcatioa to book Zambesi for the rasa gnat. The LAW was in great faros at the Victoria Club earlier In the day, 10 to l berth( bees takes freely, sad in seine toothsome 9to 1. lo cam inquest* of this rush to get Os liger)'• wo od etriog —presumed by many to be the Bison Pura of the stable—it was fully expected that be would have . come to a mach shocker price at the Clorsosit in this, however, thine who may have wished to , lay were disappointed, se, although the horse was still in mred deer kindly, bookmakers did not noosed in elf iota; used coups they hod c a lculated upon. 10 to Ito 501. wasjaid against each, but before the close of business 9 to l was takes to • small amount about Zambesi. The Derby yeesoted no fresh features. Liddingion was Jinn at 11 to 2 baker, and anything over 9 to 1 would have brought Breadaibane plenty of support. 12 to 1 wee betted sitt The Duke to some mosey. but Chattenoms was absolutely friendlies at 100 to 6, and even the offers to take 20 to 1 were neither frequent oor hearty. The outside dirt idon created move of a eassathosal ateeeenet, seposially Christmas Carol and Pepper's Chest, the latter especially cowing is for a large share of public pathway. 1000 to ID was laid against "the Carol" An times, after which those of his Meade who wan still under the lallueacie of his early Prestige amid not be aooommodated at more than 40 to 1. Pepper's Ghost, who has nevem! times played the parts of Ekloa and Asides, was again doing the visible this aftemeoe. MAN been introduend at the extraordinary odds of 1000 to 74, at which price he was baited for some 1001. The re mainder of the quotations will be found in the subjoined bat of clueing prices : Yesterday attersoun Yr. Bedford opted the l , e_rEirz . ,. in the licerd-roose of Weatiffiaitar &spiel, the death of Adelaide Jess Pam aged yren, *se af very numeiroas soffenre by the mea M t terrific which occurred through the falling _of a c ortilting of the schools is tesesoodou with St. Mazy'" , Roman Catholic Church, in OTlNlPermotreet,Westsuester, oa the smiting of Thursday lee. Mr. New (of the firm of ' Tacker and New, of Kisgetreet, Cheeped') appeared on behalf of the "were of Si. Mary's Church, of whish body • large number were present. The jury harbor been swore, and rebutted from viewing the body, The Comore said this was a most imported invest . don, affecting ea it did all Memo of the community. Un&e. the dreumateems, be proposed to adopt a course which be °madam' would be most convatiant to all gartie—that was to take the seminary "videos* of ideutiflostiou, in order to meet the (mites' of the heads of the deceased, so that the body might be removed for interment. He proposed that they should then take evidence °outmodes the &messed with the fallen building, and et her death in the hospital. He I might mention that in the mean time an official inapeetke of the building would be made, and °video°, of properly qualified persons would thou be taken. He had beet given usderstand that the Metropolitan Board of Works bad ordered an inspection of the building and dads to be made. and in as that should fall he would take upon himself the respomibility of ordering due inspection to be made. Arrampmente bad also bees made for the jury to make their Dire inspection at any time they ocasidered roost atemeient. Re would, therefore, propose that no further evirleses should he taken than he suggested. The tint trireme 'remised was Robert Dale, of Sheerness, • sergeant in the Royal Arta. key, who idootifled the body of deemed as that of his sister la-law, who wee metres in 'llittbank Pomiteottary. Elea Barry, of filitundersmourt, Great Potorotrest, was seat called. She said about half.past seven o'clock in the evades of Thursday last she heard a crash, and tau into the schoolroom. She saw deceased fevered with some of the flooring, lying on the ground floor. She obtained assistance sad extricated deoseasd, and laid her on • wheelbarrow is the murk They got some brandyngoide and water for her from the Elephant and Gaels alo but dm oould not take it. They then removed bee In •, oab to the hospital. She asked wanem to go to the Penitentiary to make known what TWO THOUSAND. 7 to 1 opt Mr. H. Origin's Broesdelaw (off) (10 to 1 Mr. tterrr's Lusks l9 4 99 "MAW 10 to 1 Mr. Mercy's [Addington (0) 100 to 7 Mr. N4's Chattabooge (off) 1000 to 00 Lord w's Me (1) 1000 to 04) Count T. lo Orange's Obillatiser 01 DD.BY. 11 to 2 sot Mr. Magitddingtea lo 9 1— Mr. H. s Breadshaw (off, 110 00 1) If to 1 Mar ge of Bonnie Dote (0 001) 100 to 6 Mr. Naylor's Chattanop !off.. IA 10 to 1 Joseph Hawley 's waatw (06,0 me 1) 30 to 1 Mr. Mackensie's 11 pressor (t) SO to 1 Lord (1 Glasgow's Rine and off) 1000 to in Mr. Merry's Zambesi (1) *0 to 1 Mr. Kelso's Buck (t) SO to 1 Mr. Wallow's Cloistertu Carol (t trimly) 1000 to 20 Captain White's Joker (1) 1000 to 10 Mr. W. Clerks Black Draught '1) 1000 to 10 Mi. 0. Oates's Brown Dayrell 1000 to 7fi Mr. A. Taylor's Peppers Ghost (1) Basso, Races AID STLlPLzoitAssa—Tltio meeting is postponed 60111 Friday ad Saturday out. L'Atricists (We Fsissee) is struck out of the Liman Grand filesplashaee Handicap. Ob ales St. Anbla Hawkine, house-swim to tlse bow pita!, said he saw the deceased on bee adaission—he thought about 8 o'rdook. After he saw her in the ward, M found her wafferiag from Injury to the spine, aad the whole of the lower extremities were paralysed, and the upper portion of the body partially so. NM Sugared oe till half-past 11 on the law* day. Remedies were afforded, but rest seemed to be the only thing required. He had Moos emanated bor, and found a fracture es. tb rough the six thcarvicel verteismand • ztasvmasioa of blood between the dura meter sad the apical oord. She died from that Mins/. It was quite a heroism case from the first. With the exception of a few bruises, that was the only The 00,004 K said that wu all the widow he thia• tended to tab, hat he would eak the relative of &mud or say ether pen= remit U they isteoded to produce 'ay prefeeieeel evideue. .11r. Date, the brother-lolaw of the demised, rid he did NA. Mr. New maid, oath. part of the persons re aseoted with the shank he did Dot Wood to brim any oat forward. The desire was to mopes the build* ea sad schools as woo pessible. 'The Orrorter thee raid, udder the eirearaelsoose he would give Leforrostioa to the Board of Works, the 'rotated, sod the builders. Yr. Crow, the oreorser's caw, meld that the architect was dead. A juror thought it would be asoescary to View the build ing as it then stood. The Comm raid they could go fcrthwith, but that boating must be removed arta after the official investlgs dos bad Was plaza Mr. Inspector Shook B dislike, who is io chsrge of the premises, said be would seeompssy the jury, and take oars that nothing should be The jury thee left to view the ruins, sod the prooesdiers were adjouraed for a week. Mr. lit, Anbra Hawke., the house surgeon, reports that Mary Hamm died Met amain 4 In Minutes pet aine, sever having recovered coasidousnese Mace her Weeklies to Westudaster Hospital re Thursday evenisg, sad imvlng been suataised only by beady and wise, of which eta Molt but r very few teamisessfaL Mr liquids were very ewer% being so less then fractured collar-hose, fractured ribs, the right arm Matured, the left leg fractured, and oonamsion of the brain. Mary Docioghne is still is a very dangerous wieditise, and but little shame remains of her recovery. Lord Charlie Hmesell visited the hospital yesterday, sad had something kind to as, to each of the sufferers. The Dean of Westminster sad L.dy Augusta &Maley have also visited the hospital almost daily, and gladdened the hearts of many by their sympathy end riensolatioe. RAILWAY AND PARLIAMEN PUBLIC COMPANIES IN T. Yesterday, at the sitting of the examiners of the House of Ominous, the following bills were declared to have duly complied with the standing odors of both houses ' of parliament : 801:TRIRN RAILWAT.—For railways from the Great Southern and Western at fades to Closmel, Linton, Fannon, Duogarvan and Taisho!, with tramways at and Yon;lial in connection with them. Capital, 6- ) 9o . g_ „a l l ' loan, 216,0001. WOLVIDULUIPTON AND NORTH STATTORDSUIHR. — For • railway from the Canso* Chimp Extontioe to the North Staffordahlre. Capital, 150,000 r. ; loan. 50,0001. Burros-or-Tam Conencrios NAELWATIL —To abolish certain restriction as to the use of the onneetion railways of Wenn Allsopp and Bons at Burtonoo-Trent, and to authorise them to contrast additional railways. Eixie count y count y w YAL t LIC y T of AND OARDITF Capital, 4, JuP c —4For loan, is 48 11stiorr CainLL.—To an war the own yto make deviations and new Sass and tramways, and to rains capital of 30,0001. NORTH BRMSH RAILIVAT.—ERIArgiabeat of North British station at Edinffiugh and aresogemesta with the corporation as to markets. The secondbbiillll relates to traffic arringementa between the North British and Edinburgh sad wasp. Companies, sad to provide for a nines ooro plate union of their undertakings by amalgamation, sale, or lease. DoUGLAR AND DOLPHINTON. —For • line between these points, and branches. Ca pi sl, 170,0001. ; loon, 56,0001. GRNAT BOUTHIRN AND Warns= —To enable the oom paay to create debenture stook to the extent of 540,9661. TALILLTS NAILWAT.—Foe • railway from near the Abs. rystwith sod Welsh Coast, county Itheloestit, to Moodier sant, in the direction of Talyllyn. Capital, 15,0001.; loan, 5,0091. Lass, NORTH YORIMMIN AND DURHAM.—For railways is the West and North Bidisp of Yorkalitre and county of Durban Capital, 1,500,0001. ; loon. 500,0001. KINOTON AND EAZDIBLXT.—To issue preforenos shares and divide their shares. Several other bills ware condoler'''. sod postponed until the next sitting. • 1'• t _ TUE EltrilFsS • TrF,sDAT EVENINO 3 ANUARTI. • 31; 1865. . - LAW INTELLIGENCE. discovered, but it appeared that in the *inn* of September the, straw west to be. shop of a draper --w--- - named Gambian, who wins as business at Pimlico-ter- COURT OS riIOLLEQUER.—.4It. 30. nee, Hotta:, and °Mend to sell him a large number of Siiiip la Basee.—(Beleto Lord Chief Bum Pollock and shoed, iint ono a mat tho lo o t ort, sh o t goo d e k a Berm Martin, Obansell, and Pigott.) hem tite preimulemmegineed tint he nem see OMIAYLNY V. OILLAT WIWI= ILLILWAT COMPANY. Palmer, sad that he bad been referred be Mr. Gembet i t This was a run to set aside the sward of an= • Menu assail Wilme r who Naha in Murbbsee, and The pbdatiff brought an action for bodily lidaries it Mr. Gssalwas win acquainted. After same nap by es amident on the dersodante railway, sad sa the trial it &lake he Putedelled • nollebee ci d :heeds at 4s. lid. each, sly el the erne was arranged that the quietism of damages should belonged ead_,__ dlr._ ._ 42 krebast,,_ ___ . by two medical men. Mr. Scilly was appointed arbitrator l e=e be e 4 ;r o :rer ke d ise. r•leel p i sask•••tod Han( , sold I. tali win on the part of the plaintiff, and 11r.Slisy arbitrator on behalf and he them tea KW of the Memel ; but being unable to agree, Kr. Hiltoo, Party swaged in ON nine tee& fog go lid . A t oso t o swam medico' moss, nes 00 , 4 in es „mire. mad h e tits statsasesta of those pandas these wire fair prism the awarded 7501. to the plaintiff. It was now sought to est Lers•eilteel for the shawls, but the Peollorettom . boyar aside this swan!, on the pounds that the umpire did net ,in mower to questions that were put to him, that hear the plaintiff's evidems, and give him an op award the eon Price of the" shawls wee 24.. It appeared Not of pedaling other testimony ; that be made his award me entleete o•Fahet° Wat originally lakes into emtody es without.hearine the report of a Mr. Larocca ; that he wisPiolos of hung oonellornod In the robber', fad from the did not bear evidswas as to the expenses that tb• plaintiff informeles he gave, lake, a detective oiliest, went to had sustained ; and on several other grout orford.terraie, Clapham-mad, where he bread the primer ; Yen. Bora', Q. 0., 1 , 1 ,. a awk i c , Q.C. and m i .. e ac h and seems queetions bang pat to hisa be denied all showed came egaiust the run : mad Mr. Lush, Q.C., and know of Mr. Oarnbaso, co of the trammtion relating Mr. W. Willis supported it. to the of the shawls to him. On the part ci the plaintiff It was alleged that the 750/. The deteitee that was set uP for the paterusr was that he Imam Koete d y we . th e u pm , w hi c h he had Incurred had merely acted in the affair as the immodest spat et another party, who had dishometly become primmed of the in traveling about the country for the benefit of his health, at the suggestion of the medical roan of the company. re it i a rt7. without any hesitation I mad the primmer The Lord Chief Baron said the court was un a nimously of PuT opinions that the rule should be discharged. The umpire °IWO of receiving the property knowing it M have been had ample opportpity of judging what injury the plaintiff dolt"; had sonsimd, mar they must assume ,het he bad done his ,E•loont• "es,!heu c trietu that the jejune , ... 'cavilled duty. They could not impeach the award on the grousds oe. ,isiolii 10, Mai Le 101.11°01d to tee Yaw Pima mei brought before them, and therefore must discharge the Iwoo- It "so IPPe•rol. tone • datums% wad* by Loekroft le. (me, of the warden of the House of Comities). that the ru Rule discharged. had Wee several times oonvieted et freed, NMI SECOND COURT. =t er rorised part of a gang who were consiestly eora. Sittings at Nisi P d mattilff d•Twodltia's of ali d•wriPtiww •Pw' tborlblic• sad a Common Jury.) m—Melon Mr. Baron Bramwell The primer was sentenced to tea yeas' peas servitude. This was the first day of the fourth Bitting in term at Th. property was entered to be gins we be the Pew' Westothister. The list was very light, oonnining only 1ei r., t4411 nioatnin cams, of which ten wan withdrawn two wen utorge Grunt, 28, sailor, and Joseph llorthifate, 24, undefended, thrm Mee reniansta, and one marked as • spe. haler Were ob•Ilod with • burglary is the &lONS oial jury. hen s. of William Perm Bodkin, mid stealing a dee, ea 001(11 V. arreecoce.-BZDUCTIOA. ceder tee Si., mad other money, kis rsperty . . They were This was an action fo r d seduction brought &plod the in ale °ban" with we lswi°ll7 sees° W. 1 " 8°. aS. ' readmit. who is • marrie man. The action was brought in stables, need Bo ff in and Clark, is the emend= of their the old form, by the father for the lees of eleTleee, sad a dill point was raised in the coursed the own that the action =re pleaded guilty to both eberges. would not lie, as the daughter was the servant of the de- Mr. , who was lesereceed to preemie, Warmed &Want. the mot that She prisms Omit bad bens before sosviseed The &fended pleaded not guilty. of bassisey and .steed to penal serrientie. He also Mr. Serjeant Atkinson and Mr. Gibbons were counsel for _ettd_ Oho t the r'eseteble e _______ & was t it _t_P ebewe ",,,,,,__, bild _,P les .,, " tat plaintiff ; Mr. Hawkins, Q.C., and Mr. Joyce were 'we, t o e'""""e appeared "" '... e'"'"° ''''' as " counsellor the &Nadint greet aecusge i pi; eFbeeding Kim. Mr. iierisent Atkin., in statim the plaintiffs oele, ma Lookeelei the sem, elated Qui, in addition to the he was a boomaker, carrying on betimes in Fost-Mrost, done, __ __.. ,_°‘ tor midis the primer Chant was see- St. Lemard's-road, Bromley, and the defendant was a "mum t° be bed hese in swift upon in itialer in menhinery in tbs London-red, Southwark, and wawa other otoattoot wi ll .4loll,- 110 othiw 1 0 •••••••ri• BP. the fo ll owing iridium was adduced : peered, was also a well-knows this,. Sarah Ann Coker depossd—l am the plaintiff's daughter, Tbeßawordsr, in ming ineteme, mid that he elways and I lived with him up to the 26th of September, 1863, etueldeeed,,it.• very grist air! widow whets Kw Alms when I went into the defendant's service . I had been in ____,wolue ••••ute„___eu, In the flueterdo• et their duty, els_d__,ho_.•••• swim before, but when at home 1 sisted my father la ,sad Cres t ""., tell,_ sad I.lanab i lla , n .....a aa annan inee Y e y eeee bint-olesiag. I lived with the defendant is mouths, sad "•"*••••,, • ; '" '''' "''' Mina '''' 1 left his service on the 24th of July, when I was aboat 16 to have behaved very_ wail, mad. ordered that years ot age. On Stualay. the lit of December, whilst ...— a s-; •111 be P ild • reward wt 24 sae ' Mrs. Hitelsook was a% eh**. the defendant seduced me in Ohm** BoggatOt. 20, a Flollokloan *lda 081 to two the kitchen. There Mete Mears in the house at the time. ledietoullitei. charging him with embeteliEN mossy, the I west on a visit to my parents at Christmas, 1963, and rep Pi et his employers. . turned again So the dsfeediet's service . I was confined oa • roles. Promoted ; aeo Mr. F. H. Lewis append tha 14th of November. The defendant is older than my for be. "owl , father. My father received my wages. The prosecutors are French merchants, carrying on Nisi- At the request of Mr. Hawkins the ems.-examinatios oe ems at Paris and in Forter-Ime, City, and the primmer wee the witness was postponed. In that service ee clerk. It awned that he bad bees William Coker, the father, was called. He deposed that allinfated, la that opacity, with wean MN of mews to his c • be d bur ma o g roo t ...w o w,. g o him in the b o ot. Ere the toakies, end that be embeeded ted .ro cloning, but se she did not like the work she mot ioto per to ille ewe two Porticos el the messy en elleOne° tl vim. Since she bad been seduced she had been an out-patient no Pritooet annoyed to hee t itaulloiould7 home a Com at St. Bartholomew's Hospital. The hone surgeon was okoti.tor , and the Poueoutere not Fen for severe afraid that she would go into a decline. punishment. Mr. Hawkins submitted there was wwas for the jury. The primer was neteseed to twelve m o ut h? bard sad that the plaintiff ought to be nonsuitsd. It bad bees ms s!: litho proved by the girl and her father that she was not his see- e conies of the day the Pled jury returned • true . bill spinetst the 800. Captain Colbert's, fora libel upon Mr. ventr. Baron Bramwell—But you hays no plea to that sleet Janne Maws Davis, Davie an attorney. upon the moot Mr. Sleigh applied to the mart to postpone the trial, ea Mr. Hankies said that was not required, and quoted the round that the diffoodaot hod not had made" time several came in support of his view. to prepare his defense. He said he was instructed thee The teemed Baron overruled the point, open which it was his intention to plead a jusideatios, mad it would be Mr. Hawkins asked to be allowed to add a pies to the ens to call • greet number el witnesses in micron effect. KM pies. Mr. Bares Bramwell, after being assured by Mr. Hawkins Mt- Maud, who was isattwotsed to iwonowtn oPPoold the that the plea had not been fraudulently withheld, said he llPPl..i•ntion i and the Recorder •••••••117 directed that '' would moult tin other learned judges, and upon his ratan "OW stand over , to ei•e_tke defendants Worm, • into court laid ha should not &lion the plea to be sada. oPPgetunitY toluelulte e• i d ' s doubted very much whether the more or a jades ought (Before the 00010100 Serjeent.) to interfere in • cam of this kind. Hit were a card The Campos Ihrjeaot was occupied dining the g re a ter goods sold and delivered, it would sot be allowed, and b• part of the day in trying miot cans, which were all of the was ocatirmed im his &inn of not allowing it In this me radio., character , and t h e „teem, passed upon the pd by the Lord Chief Baron end Barna ' Chaaaall and Pi d t4t " scuars'variad from ' eighteen months to seven years penal It was • question of the merest nehnicoNty. The form of servitude, It ow ow in which two „ 0 „ were c h ime d the declaration was only a form prescribed by tat legiela- with attempting to pass a bad sovereign . The jury retuned tun, and every one knew that the action was really for the a „ diet r ''... • acqui ttal, the eoht, erg. was a me a e i , of as module/on, and not for the toes of services. He would, how- was so palpably unlike a sovereign, that they o T e l e r t e d ere d t' ever, give the learned counsel Ice the defendant leave to vie e „ ma a reormata ri„ o f a ro d „ i i . MOM Kr. Sleigh mad e application I. the OOMMMOS fierieent la CIOSS-eslollolliiol2 the plaintiff said that his daughter noder the follo wing circumstannes. Soma semicas first went to live at Mr. Clemente's. Royal Standard public- . 0 a man eaotedee ose w . f . / a at t hi s wart hews . Se' l: c o llect near tbe Yuri . India Backe Be as a fraudulent bankrupt. and that mission could not recollect if she was discharged She afterwards Mr. shoeh ad lir. Beale , proweted, a nd the wom db r west into the service of Mrs. Chan, a publican in Hatteu- were rro l ortahee w i th the „ d i m tie Mr. Oemmlidsv garden, and from thence to the &hadn't's. He had never aroghora. Mr. Sleigh's amt... row o . to ask heard that a person named Comti, a lodger at Cans% had honour to make as coder for the swarm of prom„ taboo liberties with her. He believed the defendant amd Son to be defrayed by the county out of the consolidated • wife had parted since the birth of this child. She came f a d The only pada" was this , the law said if the home two or three times whilst she was with the defendant. pr„ediage were ' dire to be taken by the omminimer, Sarah Ann Coker was then celled, mil arcesummined by the cost was to hedr Z l e d out o f the oner ad ate d fin e , Mr. Hawkins—l made no comphint to say an, not even sad he matesded that the word " enaction e made use of to Mn. Hitchcock, of the defendsat's waded to me. I re- by th e low .' eomotte .„, o . ega i ea k ot to . „ ta d mined in his envies from December, when the first im- direction. After some di ee nn - s i on the court emoted '' proper intimacy took plain, until ilio July following. .„,,, l i cat i ow and „ dirks order. Neither Mr. nor Mn. Hitchcock ordered am from the house. ''''' ....—.--- Mn. Hitchcock dad say after Christmas that Mr. Hitchcock . said she should leave the home. He afterwards altered his mind. I came borne at Christmas. and was taken back by my father and mother. I went home in cmioquence of my graodfather's death. Mn. sad Mr. Hitchcock did not re fume to let me come back. In March Mrs. Hitchcock allowed cm to go out for a walk, and I was to return by ha pset 9 o'clock at night. I west that night to the Pavilion Theatre, la the W hitechipsi-road, with my younpir deter, who was fourteen years of ago I first went home to my father's. We got to the theatre at saves o'clock. sod left at eleven o'clock, when I went home to my father's. I did not return to the defendant's house till the nut maniac. I know a girl named ilavingtons. I never went to the Eftegliam Saloon with her. When I returned in the mongol', Mrs. Hitchcock at first retard to let me come back, but she afterwards did so. I was, how ever, discharged, lira Hitchcock baying beard that I went to ths Pavilion Theatre. I did not amuse my absence on the night I west to the theatre by stung that I was ill. I told Mn. Hitchcock that the defendant was in the habit of trying what he ought not to me. In April and June I told Mx. Hitchcock I was in tate family way, and he said should be well provided for, mad should sot Inuit through it. I told my =tier of the carsumstsnos two days before my ronfineassat. I told no one of it up to that time, not emu Mrs. Hitch cock. It was quite a must Mrs. Clements did not turn me away. She did not say that I had tried to maks ink. chief between herself and her husband. No one took liberties with me to that home. A person named Court', who lodged st Kn. Cutts's, came into my bedroom one morning and tried to take improper liberties with me. I re sisted, aad be threatened to stab me. Dammed, and he ran away, and I then linked ties door. People were in the bowie, but no one came to my aminuios. I over went to a sing-song. A man named Dibley never took liberties with me. lie never kissed me or put his arm round my waist. Rs-examined—The improper intimacy took place on several occasions, the 'sat time being the latter and of A ry t the Judge—The first three occasions was by violetne, anion the Mbar three occasions be shut the door. I did not speak about it because the defendant begged me not to. and I was afraid that he and his wife would fight about it. They were in the habit of fighting. The meeker was Galled and deposed that her daughter was delivered of a full.grown female child, and that it was verdr o rch like its father. (Laughter.) -examined-0u one occasion her daughter oame home and complained that the defendant had taken liberties with her. She took her bank and gave Mr. Hitchcock " a good talking to." Mrs. Hitchcock begged that the girl should be left, and promised that sin would over Isar. the house without • female to protect her. This was the plaintiff's ame. Mr. Hawkins, for the defendant, denied entirely the girl's statement, and described it as a false and wicked Mies, brought to recover money from the defendant. He pointed out amnia discrepancies in the evidence, and said he should put the defendant into the box, who would day the ATMstatemeat. The cam was limn adjourned till this (Tuesday) morning. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADIMIALIT, JAN. SO.--AngurrsullTn. —As &tact-Surgeons J. Trishla, to the Britannia, and C. L Cunningham, to the Liverpool. Midshipmen W. B. Vaal, A. B. Sheridan, R. G. Craig* and F. Powell. to the Satlej. Naval Cadets R. S. Rolleaton, J. B. IL Homing, A. G. F. Gordon, sad C. it Arbuthnot, to the SOW ; W. B. Aims& and F. W. Wyley, to the Dusan. Naval Cadet (nominated) A. W. 0. POBTAMOUTH, JAI. 30. The Black Ball line of packet ebip Royal Dans, Captain Davie,. arrived at %tithes& yesterday Royal from Melbourne, whieh pert afield& as the 9th of Novem ber. BM brisp bones 9,012 maces of gold and a number of military invalids under the command of Captaia Star peat, of the 43rd Roristent. The invalids will disembark to-morrow, sad be true/wood to Motley Hospital. The of and mew et tar Majesty's ship Bombay, m oody deatroyed by ere on the South American statioe, are expected to arrive at Portsmouth tram Ltverpeol this evicting. They will be berthed on beard the Duke of Wel lingtos. and the loss of the ship will no doubt shortly be tie subject of inquiry by coart-mmtial oa board the Victory. Tb• Rinaldo, 17, erenw sloop, Commander the Hoo. M. H. Nelms, was inspected to-day by Captain Francis Scott, C. 11., of the Victory, cad she will isocie into harboer to morrow to dionsntleand pay a. - - CHATHAM, J as. 30. This morning the prisoners John Field (until the time of he appeeheusion a foreman at the anncrary at this garrison) and William Goddard usderweet • leagthseed ex sasinatioegt the polies-court, charged the former with stealing, sad the kites with readying a quantity of govern. meat sense, cottaisting of revolver pistols, wrenches, nipples. tic., the property of the governmsat, 'shirt had I base minuted to the premier hat', ON*. The *lamina ties of the various witasess• went to show that the precise( Goddard was appreheaded in Landon while offering foe: sew hand-vlote - for sale, and when searched • letter was found ott him in Itie baodwriting of the wises', Plaid. °finis( to seed him up • great timidity of igna fittings to dispose of. Os Field being apprehended a lug. Tummy of War Department stores were found in his possession, and it was then discovered that valuable Colt's revolver pistols had.been stolen from the Ordnamee- wharf , while to disguise the thefts the prisoner was is the habit of substituting old bone pistols, worth but a few pesos each. It appeared from an examinatiou of the amounts kept by the primate that be had been carrying on his robberies for some tints. The magistrates ootainittad both primers for trial. LOSS OF AN EAST INDIAIIAW.—LIVERPOOL, MON DAY.—A telegram received this owning from Cork states that the splendid sew ship Ammo was totally wreaked off the omit last night ; but makes no meshes of the crew. The Assays was only launched last summer in the Mersey, and when lost war oa her lint return voyage from Bombay, which port she left on the 11th October, ander the mai mead of Captain Thome, with • cargo of 6,256 bales of cotton and other East India produce. MURDER 014 THE Hioa SNAIL—At the Liverpool police oourt yesterday, J. C. Bennett, • seaman on board of the British ship Raymond, was charged with stabbing and killing a coloured liftman named West, on board of that vessel, on the 16th of last September. The ship 'meat the time ea rook from Liverpool to New York. The prisoner said that be used • rearlinspike to strike the deceased, but the unfortunate man, before he died, hoisted that the weapon which caused his death was a knife, This was also the opinion of the captain and • surgeon, though they wens not present when West was stabbed. The primmer, who bad been remanded several times (the captain of the Bay mood being absent from Liverpool), was committed by Mr. Raines to the next WSW to be tried for wilful murder. Wino MURDER AT PRESTON.—Yenterday morning (we learn from the Preston Chronicle) a man named Stephen Burke, an Irishman, residing at No. 51, Brunswick-street, Prestos, was apprehended ou tire charge of murderin his wife, Mary Burke, also • Dative of Ireland. The prisoner is a tailor by trade, but hos long borne a bad character. and has often been before the macistrates, on charges of drunkenness, illegally pledging, disorderly cooduct, se eleiWeg his wife, threatening to bike his wife's life, and NOVEL RAILWAY ENTERTAINWENT.—There is at assaulting the wake, end has been several time. com- is _ witted to the House of Correction for various terms of im- cie--47;;; ther nn the yi;rytr, prieorinient. Burke is between 39 and 40 years old, and his 'Pr',''Ll e ,r..r e• to Tunbridge on the main South Eastern line, wits was about the Name age. The crime is supposed to have , thirteen been committed between three sod four o'clock yesterday 7.12L0n7:-on .L savin g l , r ", miles,,. 7 _17.1,_1:1" between and the murder, for at that hour screams and groom were lewd coatioent. The act d parliament promethog from the house. Burke his keg lived on had wee obtained Ia 1862, and the contract fC - iiiiiionnatioo was terms with his wife, and be has been frequently hoard to i bortly afterwards let for the sum of 800 , 0001 . Financial threaten to take her life. Borne weeks guru she left the difficultiee having prevented the contractor proceeding with house, with the avowed intention of drowning herself, on his work, the South Tuatara company determiood to oom aooount, as she alleged, of his watianed ill-usage of her. pl ate it themselves , end dui., the put six Smiths the The crime appears to hue been committed with • portion construction of the railway has been carried on by Mr. of • bed.pat, • stout piece of timber, aboot 30 inches in Aehereih, the cm engineer, assisted by Mr. length, acid 4 inches thick, and this implement, which is in '"'"' Francis Brady, resident engineer, and • sta ff of assistants. the bands of the police, bee some marks of blood on it. The works throughout the line are rather heavy, including About nine o'clock information of the outrage was three tunnels, of the respective lengths of 964 yards, 2,64 communicated at tbe polioooffloe, and Police-oustable arah and 3,400 yards. and one embankment 78 feet h%b. Clarkson proceeded to the, house, and there apprehended Z. the prisoner. Barks went quietly with the o ffi cer. A -En..." completion en sun e e drid th g e . w hre k t , ei the thrre ssat etteemueele., Samuelweh surgeon west to the house s bat the poor woman was beyond it, the banker, between Bromley and Bickley, was the reach of medical and, having been, apparently, deed celebrated yesterday by an entertainment given within some time. She appears to have been stria over the left the renown of the tunnel to shoot 200 employers temple, where there is a frightful wound. fib* had bled of the company ;beet° runt:rim:ding biyhrom o ug v v e lt e rala kealdry whom zdyebri M .a c k was As prem bero ori ft i g ris rea c t mer ly, and szid h th er e bod deos y ...d preseci tua ta b t e fri n tt ni tful od sp a rint b. ac t lo fourkeis The years, and hays flee children ' the eldest a little more thall comfortable temperature_, and an impromptu illumination twelve yean old, the youngest being a child is arise. by the miners, which had • very piettuiseque effect, enabled Yeaterday the prisoner was charged at the police-mint with the murder of his wife, and sufficient evidence having bow the M imes to withouta temporary nom, within which • liberal supply of creature comforts had takes, was remanded. bole provided by Mr. Parrett, lessee of the London-bridge GERMAN HOSPITAL, HALSTOW.—Tbe annual gene- winolunent rooms. Before sitting down to dinner the rat court of governors of this charity was held yesterday at ceremony of laying the last brick io the keystone arch was the (onion Tavern, Mr. Jobs Bahia in the chair. From performed by Mr. Ashcroft, amidst the cheers of the assem the report of the hospital committee it appeared that the bled miners, bricklayers, and visitors. The company then number of in-patients in the hospital from the bit of rat down and did I I justice to the good things provided for January to the 31st of December, 1864, was 795 ; Wired th em ; after which the usual loyal toasts were drunk, and for want of room, 361. Of these, 448 were cured ; made I suptemented by 011410 t " Snows. to the London and Toe t-patieots, 133 ; relieved, 91 ; dismissed, 10 ; died, 74 ; bet s Direct Railway," which was most sc ommisstically ° ea u the boob, 39. The moebor out-Peeietille during received. The meeting was we of a peculiarly iaterestiog same period was 17 , 728, making a greed _ Ofor eisarester, sad it was very pleasant so witness the agreeable Patients relieved during the year of 18. 5 z 3, bierehange el good feeliog between the employers and the the in-patients 192 were cases of accident ; el ' el asoyed. these, 158 were English and 24 Germ's. Of the out- ROYAL FRill HOSPITAL, thug's -INN-ROAD.—The patients 910 were cues of scadeets, sod nearly all thi s , were English. The grand total of in-patiseta of th e "wee"Twejlagee:77l72F""ye".us rTharZrich'B7rwe7; cloning of the hospital war 13.136 the grand total not' sow can .. mtiwite, 164,300 ; and in addition to theme there were 9,561 dental cases. The repasts for the year ware 4,174 1 . 17.. 3d.; rAdvartisementl—HOLLoWAY's OargilgOlY AND euresditure, 3,7001. The buildieg feed amounts to about Frio--An person afflicted with bad lop, Mak WOWS. mod ; lido fiveso from want of MIMS or sair WONICSS 11111M0i 14 . °°01., dela " . orma r aii4 sad 61°1* L tie avail t cordial realmont, may Moms thirretem Three per Cleat. Consols —f y collected for th e wee- . theiro mlt. by "mg Holloway ' s peewee. eeemt i Sion aas Adolphus ward, in rownery of hie late Royal i m a m „am..▪ every on w ar d atlwest 1W Highness the Duke of Cambridge, and a further sum of at ° browns brio about Yes mar i m pend.' mo o s by aluats least 3,0001. is required to cover the oasts of the new build- tafluantaaoo. elseaskag aberaikas, sod restoring smarlawm lop sod fittings, hl3. The anniversary dimmer will take Internal Pales. rheurnetto atideUrity tortures. managed le, oro. place at the London Terme, on Wednesday, the let of ,s 2 _ Marsh sent, at which the Duke of Cambridge has Madly b y iT a r:s 7 == . 7 . 1 ,. durat ion , Panotatd to Weide- The °hams` moved the oologtioe should be Was Iffineno▪ lls, to root oat Ur lost weft d tabs oa ths mark was samalatively weed ten enter, sad to hasten Ms dukedom. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. TILE ALISO= OMIT DAM FRAUD. An applisaties wes mode to the court in the aeons of the day to postpone tee trial of this cue to the April les- Moe. Now at the parties it appeared were ready to pro wed at preesst, sad es the judges would have to he spun circuit at the next Billakll3, r 0 woe aossidered better that the cue should be at coos postponed to the April wisdom Mr. Siniqh said that Ida client, Mr. Terry, was =cat anxious to have the matter disposed of, but under the cis ouradanoss he did not feel himself *tilled in re is the aPt s". trial ocessequestly stands postponed to the April emir= John Drisip, 52, a fey deekies man, deeoribed as • arwil i wrs otharipsd %Atli a burglary in the warehouae of Edward %was= and =bees, aad lesaliog 184 shawls, value 2004, their property. lie wu also charged with fe losiossly reasiving the property knowing it to hams been stoles. Mr. T. B. Lewis =actuated the preseoution ; the primmer wee Mended by Mr. Thompson. The presents= in this ere carry cia the buainem of were housemea in Bt. Paul's alismahlard, sad it appeared that on the night of the MA of Jaw Lot yew their priodess were broken open and a onsiderable quantity of prePertir dole= The retail perpetrates at the hargbay Inge serer THE POLICE COURTS. BOW-STREET. Bitzebegh Parberge, seed 18, a wage-paps, sorter at stationer's, wee charged with writing oboes* weeds es wall of a house. Mr. Howard, one of the charehwersios, Mated that . some days past his agouties had bees milled to a cereals house in Obenclos-street as being ase Timor chandler. Oa Sunday night be was pawing thaty, w the pr soar and • The girl writing oa the wall of the bosom oaritiou. The prisoner had am cd some black Bad is he hand, and wee dictating to the younger girl certain inderom words, which the other wen writing with a brash cm shutter. After that the primmer took the brash . also wrote the same words. (Whams repeated the awes- Seas, which implied that the house woe an of bad aera tes.) He gave her into oustody. The prisoner's employer said she had hitherto borne good charcter, and be bad never keowe her to be guilty' any indecency. Mr. Flowers mid, if that was so, he was only the more r prised that she should be guilty of such 000 duct sow. could not comprehend how any young women, with alight:eat pen ance to decency, could bring herself to repeat such words, even in writing. Yet, she had not oaly doss that, but bad stood there calling peo's attention to those words. Perhaps the wont pert of conduct was, she had told the younger girl to do the same. The prisoner said the other began it. Mr. Flowers ordered her to pay • fins of 10e., or be . prisoned for wen days. WORSHIP-STREET. Four young mu, who gum the muses at Rickard Haley, Elliott Smith, George JortiAarts, and Aga Itiekcarele , were charged with being cosommed is violent insults. From the evidence of the polies it was shown that os previous day (Sunday) a _vest *umber of persons espendeloi in the Victoria-park, Hackney, for the porpoise of Mesta& sliding, and am observers of the same—ao inspector of the X. divisioa of police computed that many thousands were pre sent. Oecesionaly a diversion from the ice empties occurred in the shape a snowballing, but it ins not until about bedf ast four o'clock that this wen carried to any =teat ; an onslaught was then commenced upon the park keepers, aod one man being taken into custody by them a redone wee at tempted. From seawalls moulded in the flower orders the mob resorted teatimes, and the matter became serious. Several persona were struck, and among them Mr. Bell, • gentleman resident at South Hackney. While resderiag seekilisorie atlas police, whom he had himself fetched from the station-ho, he received a violent blow on the had from some mad* and now appeared in court with a plaister as large as • racer on the wound. A sergesat et police mad a dielotah. meet of zees were teat to the MOO at action by the ia spector, sod when even these few soared the park or its approaches the ringleaders fled is haste. Wanes end children alike were affirms from this diegraesful some, and although _several of the among& were apprehended, many who had charged them did not now appear to give evidence, and they were moosequently discharged. One constable was se smelted as to be =fit for duty. Three of the defeodants were fined 10s. each, or, in de fault, au impriseareent seven days. MARYLEBONE. Wakes Parka, sob driver, surrendered to hie nag nienacee, to slower the abuse of having unlawfully is his passages • valuable gold bracelet. Mr. Johnson, solicitor, attoodad tar the priscaer ; and Yr. Pain watched the came on behalf of Mr. Rymer, Edgware road, jeweller. The 'riders la the case has d ro ng lady t 011 Elibeth Eali, 's maid u al t=t za FJbes were, of Bridgewaterhowle, St. Jame's, sow idestilled the bracelet as belonging to her hdygdp.lt laid bees %- securely packed in • box which bad • bole Is It. It sight have slipped from the box whilst it wen ia teas& Si the Great Wasters Railway statics. [lt mg be rwinembialid that the cabman said he picked it up to Sr hetstreet, sear the railway. Be also maid be was sot its cabman who carried the he The fesemea, James liespdale, mid being the he: en the top of the cab. He could sot Waft the edema as the driver apse that oession. Tbe prboser was disabused, mad lumber Ifortes, of the D *whim, wee divested to Sake the mimes alibis saps the ma to whom he amid glee the Would U. Prefkriek Fames, a igesersa, was ebseged with thaw iamwtialis Regimes-peek, he the &ma ispee= the evidence al impala Ow& mg p :a4 &Moss liaralanta Arabic& food, patios), constipation, debility, 011•07 - 1Iallik4=i. "." 4 dm an nervous, bilious, new, and sionsen thousand annual cures which had roststad all 011edielos. 011.. Ilb., 2a. ad ' • Mb., 141 b., 2•117 and natuirest, London ; and all grocers and &manta la WWI w.• BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND BEAM CLUI.KI.-Jeavary 16, at B •us U brook Meow" lilt 10 0 Bev. 8 Chute, of a eanin CILLIVILAN.-Jannar y an at N ke. orth Lodge, Teddy:Oat Nfil of son. • 111 1 0tittlt s --January !7, Park-=S i tvenoilra 16 -• wife of E. N. Knocker. a t ,of a mazy/sm.-Januay IS, at Backlnina•An usci -l_.-..a lidalli t the wile of Colonel Maxwell. C.B. Onto ."r" -^ ' sos. NINTON.-Jansary attellein.l4•o6 010,21411 Keisalairtee, the wile el Mr. A. 2. Newton. Ition•_,. it WAL/KAIL-Jwanery SS, at Swell. Wain. Isq., of asa. lUltifllo ll3 . 3utucssoir—MTD. -- Juoto t7 kcio-oat-itoo, by Quo Rev. C. taMaft, Amid as Mob BarAct=l.Asta the Down. Crosby, war IMlsabstb of C. T. Lloyd, Aal! 4 % Mtieral. Doolararaur`KlA anywur—Buciwni..--reavary "AA KwwWillat Mr. L. oar:Vitas soma, to ittioa. daughter er Ms. W. MATH& COCITNI7.—Jamir7I4 00110 St. MOMS 1111014. erairde, Mara& *I wile o ff r. 7. D11C.3.--Juniary 27, at Wedrabar7, etedoraibber L lotat.Lc.s. aad L.S.A., aged It Imitisrit •t Deracottersot Owl et tbe Ire w. Perm, 1 1 / 4 . Ord 17. BOSIL —Junin W. at Datasbezpver. LOOM a t ' -48 an C tenw ai gL. oi2e w atwagliter of te r lisisotord. W ...- ...., !dam sod Polglobod by Wistiott Woo 1 Losbardottort, to &tio City of Load" Mos. to Loolord.olroot. to tbo Maid Ursa% JAMTAIT MUSS. nib dem It• lk▪ sw wads 41 d ant I ■ Waft Joi 2.122!"0. ~ , . .t .... „. i . - , 41041 aa :digkilsl4 .4,....„.. ii: , "....... ...........„ mi. g l iga----6 ea surhi; quid* 1 1 . 1= au °U INT m 4 ime lf bab ark, aotpag a bw. lar bi g i l pra mob iecibsed.lwid of w roeigh orybA, 7 --- Einkagrispsessiastiie fello omans ki hia feelof inotos theeesm6. 7 4:4. ' ----- DAM. The more they were reementeini with la Mei t i •- v =empelted The primes', being ale d the as VP was apprehended Jed as he hoil ~. •.- . i i ' prisoner to the station-louse th ey wow $t p er ` . .. with mowhalh, and nn attempt was made to " • al l ... ray * PrimillePramair th. Znot a fi i nt aahvimialtaia, thrown say say " rthr b tl iq e , 404 • ' A ... 10•2•••,. WESTMINSTER. ~ N. a wi tf2 ii /Patiiik was chargedvides* areaniti* m i a diaa la r erd iata fledtb, a psadoese frees warm, ~,bo a m . ' I l'a - t ' CLAIR' Laj (r =tern " oon PlaaaPat his wite is tense Eaa reene ..qaala. aed, igko lal t rz i ali: : ....„..."*":. ... the vilest terms, threw imerythirig she end* k a . t.... --- • ""... ' upon at him. Blifb swore she would sprit hia owl --",..._ sad Witted a wound with a plate on hie temple, ''''`, maw/ Kr. Belk inquired whether the woman wee d deposition ? a *h a ' MAN OWN The husband replied, so violent that lie was end dog a b a r, although he had spent a large period of dIC :: 1,171 the army. She would think nothing of takin g hi s hi s, ..,- 1 1 651 had for years embittered his eritenos. Th e* , r , ao 6, ita ignir vio. lag he quiet. . 1120 a Nr. fkife-Has she ever been in prison I NrNa. a The hadmod-itepsatedlV. Ton, i. the ninth ties I CITY 01 have been obliged to bring her here for violist - ''. CITY 01 ' towards me. I t ewer W Deeds, Pee paler-lost time he brought h ot k iwis - to was committed for three months, and elsorely ll,Vin aaa l C gas before she had served half her deem, he head it:* masa Ide la. was here spin in less than * fortnight fa r semitribal ' him. The Method - It's true I bailed her eat , Mg t i y ,. ~ 1 •= W clergyman et the prison, who weds hi:: end she preenkied to be owe if rd gated* ------ bet obi was net. 1 91 , mod .... 4 The wife mid she was not hail in some respects if * wee la others. Ism I Kr. Sells ordered her to find good bail. - .7 11•1111Wg1 1 • .t.,......... iss=er &I t niers 1 ✓ AGLEKBTB. -or- 4 . . a LONDON WEEKLY DOOK ZITOBNIL-Jan, 2. • W . i,4 . , Deleved It±temi ift, „., i . , , 6 d geraes-W. 1. hide A 1.481 %OM 18.3, . • , ...... % y u mig gigog by 11,01.2 MP IP" Berg, ,: • WM lodlit Ik orris 00203: =-• 2, '" 7 al ! ant . 11111811.16 1 : itilina ciabs. b0 t 40 44 3,31 WM is, ~' r , .. 5 , ::2 411 moovato oaks tS2 1,184 win 2 0 4 •• , _ ~ piano - - •-•- 613 07,1111 1 •. II Ilt ,' • Do. brfe • I 0 7 • ' II C2I¢W.L ..100k GU 03 1,814 %If • . :;,,' : a . citeit UN .. ~"":.• ./ . bra. i Le a d SAN DA; .. ' Nada - „ a m t Other Z. bilia portages 1,4141 VP WS ea . ,0, 1 ,'` . Da M. _ -era 1 1 _ -.4 linuilli Oats Iles - 1.414 , 1013 go • • ro coma ltep PI TIS ill,oll go: C. 7.: , , . he laniga. A- 6 - m_ - . sat as 1.‘ 7 91 Mem MI oar .:: A Biog. SI 61•• 4.1101 1,162 1.1411 iji, , l o ra a 1111/MLII- DRUM Or "" POMO tare 77 261 7,116 Las - . . 1 60 to TALLOW.- IfoNNAr EvigONa.-The tallow mkt* . ..* re - doses steady with •90•121.06 famed, but very !WIZ _ ' will 9 3 retivdy. Oar gedas aro:- Bpd, 4N . ,, A. ." ad elan Id. ; 011 or Wore 24d Nardi, de. Id. • Ply. can 411. 3d . to 42e. ild. ; Juts, Ak feL I. ik 114 1., .. Oddest to Desomber. Us. 3d. to 435. M. Toes din. - • 1••• a ' es Busy Win, North American, 4Li. to de. fah M Ihs? 425. Id pipes ; 41s. to 41a. N. eel - gillW ew we Autiallea sheep, Ida. to 4111 s. 6d. Its; bed, Ne. leg - Ir. 39e. Id. to 391. midi* ad ideas: and been. Om . . . ll - oat ed Groh Cookie, 395. 6d. ; Osyle* 39* dess Air sa prow% Id. Ifil• for mesh. Sy‘sy, so he delegi ... .....„._ _we latertor Ideas, 35e. to 375. Palm as steedy, 311* Ins DAN ~ I ",__ 335: 6d. to 34e. Aeon. Pawed ell, Ms. to 3h. -ffird -,......4 .... e• the drealer of Memo. &edit mid (berlea) I 4 1 - de --- ' .... •,- -. ooTroN.-LinirOm, JAN. 30.-We hem le nod* . . lbe del market again to-cley, et pride about w .arese- ,""...-.. - ti t istarday. The alas are 3400 helm, of dike 1,03/ mei , -' : .. • n scrod aid speeded's. i • •••••• • .----- d WOOL AND WOHILTED.-Badomen, JAR. 7L-110 . g,. ...e./....., t ic News brought barethe Etaeaed the Arie,d ih ii ie Aromice, unfavourably aterted =l= l l ...; .. .• Itkie wad km shwa a""pri- diride l " "" " r 7g r l iast. s mog ad .4 • ma i leg pekes de lam W tuns ▪ Via posed asthma There is wowed maths ilisplmdli `i t • .... Imes jest sow. and the tesasediens el toisp i eg .. I A. , a • most restricted character. Ivey one seems to be ' -.el . . vi d - i t th e arrival of further isteffigeoto his The of wanted yens, thigh otembefly . ant eaw . Weeded lesdnos aid Ober trio i." W es mad to quieted from .5 to 76 per emit. lowa . ~.o ... art -- don OATTLL -Lirreroot, Jaw. 30.-The of . loge at market was rather larger thee are WI Model NM sharp mach smaller. The deemed slow far eel* ~.... I his mark lower Tolosa ; sheep amok dorm Beef, 64. WIN - .. eon- wistkos, 74. Wind. Oddest menet, 3,442 ; skim 4,1111] E l : .1 ~,, . • a:: ual l6s. °° barr , _• ALL Oowpote s - W L :H t i rrtley ffartio7 34 , I j 6s. " : l ; ls4. Da a ; vieoa - N B o a rtb re s 6/Ciri ea W ice lbriley ed oes, killii ii = a t r i il 6.ll : 4 .llll : 4llll."4°° •of Waken. Primrose, 13s. 6d. ; Walls Bad Harlon, lia. IL; .--__ Rah! Wills Zed Beireeet, 11s. • Walls Zed Haswell, lk IC edajirlii the Walls End Bottom, 194. . fod. • Wall Zed Math 1511th , Tyr= 191.61. ; W als Ed Toasted, 'l6s. 9d. ; Wade Bad Mar extend nand pod, 19.. ; Walls End Haugh gall, 181. ed. ; Walls id r i rrtr i ! Kdie•, 185, ~ Walls End East Hartlepool , 19.. ; Walk id shw d,,,, rd ii • ii South Hdlepe, 18s. fd. •,_ Canny mid Darya &NO • 221-Bhips et merket, 58 ; nod. A COD DIY roand;aa _ _ se • TRAIIIO =TURNS. M , ui lloid 1n 1 IMMO SIIIA • 0- -111.-- moo tor Nor- ?OK rid COD MI t ter 11.811• WAIL spa mom drombiko. 1101. at 41, j . reale_ Week wading Dee. al. A A 6 .„, 1 5ZATirtl74 /Orr. lathers of Canada ...." 01 420 1,001 1.411 . pinta fis. ;pa s pri.• Wak eadlog J•a. le. UK ilk so in Mimed and tinworks* .. VI - -• Oa WI i h er Wait ending Jan. 11. „,,,... Greif Wolters at *bads IP 9.1. 11 01 77,71 Week abaft Jan. W. MC =IO ' `" Dark and Yo= and lad .... - las Si xli (11 Abaft a P Le e. : Losagm. ett 4.l:BlKnmemaim ßilekt"" jaL and lit B. wri mon 4.511 1 5. „4, 6 1 14,11 MT:1 1.40.4.4 ' Coast Seta irises - - -...-.....- 17 7 %; .......m....... FaIfIGRATION AND Wet.-The following tar • w r e ,, moor. ante who heeded in do veal app H . throws the number of immigr „.... sal * ,00linies. 6 th i , New York daring the rears 1881, 1382, 1000, From Ireland. Free Der 214013. 11•11 11 l = 1981...J7,754 .... MUG W. •• • All DlB.-02,217 .... 17,740 •• • • M.. Owes ins.... nen •• • • Kai •• • • la si CM= that um, - .... 10.911 •• • • - bal. Aswan to the official cams d the United We ape ; =6 1 6 %ra m number of immolated , was. during the deardsof...., le ha. I I:to 1030 .. . 344000 I 1840 to 1030 •• • • 1.1...4_T Paw* 1830 to lb* .... mow I mho to Isoo .• • . .1.,0 0 Daring the forty years, from 1820 to 185; the trio 5i1i.,, , , her of immigrants anion* 14 therefore, to 5,08 2 , 414 . r i ;:t. Wog, nail image of immisndoe during these forty peel a . d ma :;; 0 6; rams, 4 415,580, sad the avenge somber during the INI led =AC ° do' horn 1850 to 1860, 270,762. The ember who .. _ . Der 1 on the poet of New York alone during year 1864 mood, ley .--.--- _WO" lore, the &map of annual Monograms is the Held awl ' S O UL we%) from 1820 to 1860, and even that from 1840 to 1850. , , wed in 1 as / . i,......................,:::: nver.tak.j...sicer-ealtrestveitly.v!ientilessLtiAmbir.or,ot.,:rithiagon:rereldrvehduomwedures_l::rososann, d r,...„,....nyw h01ga 1er. 4 0 . eaasai.r..a&m,,sdiiciastCwnsoqarwe,c..xer:., l iege. — II ti Eau% i -.2 1