The Express. — London, England, 1860-01-16 00:00:00

hAVAL AND MILII4III. WOOLWICH. Jas. U. AITILLSai 701 Cllpgo..—rbo first red second baser*, uf me Pew* &ISM et UPI Artal•r7. " 11 " imadod by LisseMoomeelsoel &wry Mid Copse Mllwardi aCaptotoo emd Ammo ; Brie uter, Phillpets. limelier, sad Harvey, ems primer/v:1 officers, umemmoilibmied i-Ilkers, and tult.iirbo buy Ism spare/ mievid la ammo 4 do Armstrong gun, assembli d wa pares yeemiqMasitagoladoitier laepactsoo, mantel from the sinless lb the H 03411 Arsenal, sou.rope- Med by !Puree •Maior filler, sad ober seconk, preemie b tea Land ugnuirst, sad as suirisio tes per lb.y fees aes ,aerspel 4 a steam visad ems ski river to Per. tlo.o, 0b.,. they . merked os bated the troop sktp Himalaya to proceed by the overland routs le Clow Th. Himalaya will proceed so boo youp to-morrow. Abe t.k es gut 'se rumples batteries of Aroma roug gas., aith a 04 war skim Ur. E. J. Chaplin, sooout tot at Portsmouth Doteyard, Las been ....rioted by eh* Lords of the Admiralty to bs ac oomeact at Huotwieo, sic. Panfold, ostoreazumod on a pongee .4 6001. par mem 3dr. R Sallower, late muter of the Fly, Admiralty lighter bas been speed e d Admiralty pilot fur daiy a t this port : trio Your% oodro.o. Tut Beadle, steam used, Commode Havre, is riposted to be Idad ,ff at this 3 awl ua Tuesday ult. CATH JAN. Captain G. Goldsmith, C.B . supe A ri M, ntendent ls. of this dockyard, um received an Admiralty order directing the mat menpmitive rzandaatien of canlidires ter apprentice amp to take plate on the 23rd and 2445 inst., on which cm castes the vlittainollol2 le to be cot:ideated by the Civil Bar • lirtio have been rageetned to attend at the dodo ard for that purpose. At the former competitive Sziralovtions 10 this yard, the eissninerione were slimy. coodomed by the school committee sad the ellitere of the ri.tabliettoeut, and c9roplanate, frNly or Irk Were made of tatouri iem on their part. By the new arrange meat, b-w.rer, nil amass of complaint will be removed, mad merit will be the mole guarantee for a led's admission as en spprentioe. Toe candidate. for Minima:tut into dikeernees dockyard are to be esarained at this sotabliehment, with the Other IM., ou the day. appointed by the Admiralty. rb. Arotto disoovery ship North Sow has berm taken into the dock f. limey ,•ccapted by Om Rattlesnake, to be broken tap, • large number of additional shipwrights having been hired for coat work. TOO ativtotturnt of paymaster of the 3rd depot battalion at this gmrmat. ',cant by the death of C.aptai n M. G. Tay lor. late of the 63rd Reghawat, has been coahrred on Captain F. L. Bennett. peg:neater 1.4 the 59th Regiment, now at the Caps et (loud Hut.o. DEVONPORT, Jas. 16. Tbt Conqueror, 101, screw, was =docked ow Friday end ...tad yesterday. Stapa la Hansoess—The Intgragnablek Royal Adelaide, Sylph, Arun, Nautilus, Wellington, Bainbridge, Coo_quer. r, Ceotarion. Bite, deceparea, Foroaglas, Bbanaticit, Mainers Ratiboynicli (Raman) end the Diligence. la the Sound—Tim hotel Albert and Emerald. two H. ea D. Bogor, .8., has junked the Centurion, as the of Ceptats Paley. N ghats hoe as yet beta beard as to the carrying out the snow. of the itourt-inartlal by "thick John Dillon w.e mateet4 :o be hanged. CuLA:LIESTER CAMP.—Th• several radian depots have Vost Lin toe last leer daye base cosaiderably • toasted by largo dr.4. ut rcaurtr , selietedchi.dy is the midlad mu tin and in.aut.itering district*. Several of the =a who claimed ctns discharge in India cm the trensfer et per Dom It. East Intim Company to the British govern mama, .cd oho retuned home a law weeks eisoe, have re mimed, and joined tbe ladies depose is meth, lacretithep the aggramisa locos to ossify MVO sm. A FILLACH VoLvisma IN THE BRITISH ALIT. —Os 31m4iy masisg last, • Poach wars, dressed la Um ambits ot the Ist Regiment of the Lis., weeds( a Crimea medal, with hi. kaageack out his back, estered the Chatham barnek.. As ho meld sot sleek Eriplleb It was Mike* to End out a b.t he treated, sad rsessaree to as later- D b:ZU l a v tal e : escirtaissd aniviag at r. b• -7.- hisaid road Ir. 31st IVY as Chatham, and haslet Imes. • aemcotarals mused dicer is that corp. whim hi WY is the Crimea, hi had cedes r ••• hem . Tli d Ersl, who wee employed is tae let Depot la. Ba.., wee seed, whey miss sectertelaml that tht. tomatoes wee to *shot; sad ley seatiesm tag he w.. takes before Colette* H. Jamie; sad has sum quietly Leen esliated la the 31M Iteghaeat. He wee la fel ander... mad is • vie, sued-bolds( mass/ sheet 21 yourself age. H. bee satiated nadir the truly llettassio same of llesitb, es .11sa cam beton adopted by a mach mare Ulse tnose Erman\ tads.— Cosual &mu Gawps. The Tipperary hltiitia two left the Ws of Wight, sad bees replaced by the Dustman andlery. VOLUNTAII 11P1.3 MOTZJIMIZ. Lox Mitt RirL2 111110•Da.—The mama will asset os Wedwaday mat to make • seisetisa hoes amdidatee for lover: and espial's' commissiom her ameamesdation to bar Majesty's Costa of Lisatemecy. TM casaall wish etib amanita, pressed Is sane kentseints. esidigaa end ad's. taste, for liko rstmempadadem. The rilective umbers num ber 1,143. Mr. R. W. Reeeerd, baa presented the bead fowl wish IL K. The mono catered 'or that fund le 2.141. Ho. TM Laid se President of the nousoil, trusts to memo mitribuuosa towards it, in order to its compfethea, lb. ham Tratawater, Lamb's Conduit. stn .1, her peousted N. b. ; asl Kr. W. I. aUk, fit. Pears. church) aid, IA ie.; he* be the psearal fared. ST. PANCRAS Ain Nolan MIDDLItag2L—On Satsr thy evanisp a trawded rad kanantlel piddle erstlac NMI the firer of the mike of ward posiONIII abut le be bald la the dist rioa leek Kass et Ile MBank Amur Chanted. weer, Brsanwlei-ettr the permed atlas woos of the St. Sale mei North Middlesex Teineteer Rile arks& Kr. 'rhea Id. Baker, J.P., essepled the chew. and who of the* . week et .tart mad the saireaddarry went walla led stkoded the Immatiss ef the St. Peewee and Nese Although Isle Is 'les kid ha bellesed It weald be one st Ise Wiest sad nest slieleat sealmeate la seskepolle.—Mr. W. Turner, • ropromeeettee el the ward la the seam mooed theism tmalatios, •• Ole essetkey shoe lib goat ark lassie, thefoneetima the St. Poems sad North Kiddie= kale erbpd sad apeman ef the tatrietis eases leaps by Its orensters, t o coesseeease ef whisk sack rapid bee ben made ; sad .his main souidara that • tease is stetted to the beat sappers of all trot sad pledges itself to isie the utmost efforts to seems therms, is order that at. Papered may tarsals a brigade tdvAsateses warily of its 200,u00 mbabitants - Dr. Williams, of Tav otn..k -•quan, seconded the resolution. A mess is the l.ody or the meeting. whore name did not transpire, named en KM:Klux nt to the effect "That a general arming of the people .a tints of peace, without a oorrespoeding redaction in las steadies army, was a menace to foredo state.; that 24 Mager of the Mario. of Englaed can exist except from Franco. with whom we are is dome aflame both military sad diplomatic, any danger, thiffelars, to thle oesetry mak horn lab diplomacy. sad wee re be obviated ale 7:ed s &Mug • hegoventimput rd ;eerie ethane% bat by pessaries the Ea/11as cabinet Ilea morphia the preropthe of the kaput, of amide( mar sad pew, sad bon oonoort wth foreign de laws at thie=l a ti g sa sappy of parllameatr end sights of the people." amendment was secteadak bat ea being pat ft was its telly two had. la Its boon beki the Nil= Nesuiader. The mohdies car this eared eeesdereay, amidst loud apples... Mr. Joie Waken road the Mealld resoluta...a, "That te wheats the Womb al 111. brigade, end to farilitate the resebeke of all parties favourable to the mum, • eammittart b. sapolated for No. a Ward, in St. reserve, sod that each deultbre take istaisdiets steps to ebtatn the poppet of the Inhabitants by perscaally voids, epos thew to receive subsertpdaue and luvftleg those dap rose of volustrariag at owe to taro! thaseadves." Mr. All. ateisded this revolution, which wee carried sasainimely; sad • powerful committee bawfsg hem appisted, *mks to the chairman closed the procesdinp. Ms NCO !sit 11..—Tbe first regiment of Manchester KM. Volunteers assembled os Saturday et 2 o'clock, sad formed le frost of the Royal infirmary, to obey 'early (hair full etrosith of I 200 Ines. From thence they maraud is the dination of Spry. It is but judos to say that is sr pommy they are • very at. hde of men, sag that there are ism rsgimeate of tat It.. that show to greater adveatege. Physically they are rawly 0 tall, well knit ern; they appear to have made I pro gress is past of dutelpline, and their sailors' becomes item val. The mooed regiment sled mutated Is mot strength, and marched to Belle Toe to drill. Ths laird revises/ ts tr.: yet monist., but is making oath , feeroey . Thar fourth comps, of this regiment is called "P... Company, , ' being mostly composed of tompodture fetus Ire prating offices. Thew. rattsru s a have pat thaaselvew ir •11.111.11111,, jog with Mr. C. Deekees, Lord Pitasley, Sty J. T. ettlerldge, and other notable., from whom they haws re , / lewd hitters of approval and sympathy, with earnisares ot mosey. Mr. Digitise, is seadlag • cestribetisa or three tritium, soye-- .. I hope to me your llftliblea MIMS( a pilaw vbsw no setae day wbeu I say have the geed Se tae. to 1.. in Mends. " Of the Arderlet (M•nobasser) reafeeet !boa are, up tothia thee, only three Cusipeatee. DEATH or A DNA/ AND DOWN IDIOT 1110 N FIZZ. —Oa Netasley oterateet lir. J. ileaepbeem te. adteew, b. Id is 'aim; at the Tape Onepanse Timers. I:l4oese, is vim a ,bt• bode er Timms Naos, aged swam yam toe died lota the runt. ./ de.. It mewed Irma ebe evidence tbat lb. deemed me deal end dank and an Mt. Oa Wednesday DM De Vag lea Is seem b, bkrelf. or bin Imo II men.. wens *Weed et& be Wee eetersdkeet ea tbe leader. The etelee bred hie amen sad is to hte wid mbbst Mien ebe 1..,. meld be eatioeubb.l be eae s~wy *end ente the alkali et die body. He me TO 7re the Chesete lieepleal. whoa be expired is Oat ad ledtbig dey. Ireediet—•• dalkaleil death." _idLilverdieameettizte el.. arere e ih i a= er aa, oboe sioussys .7. 7 7 47 . =7.7 . 1 the been. leeeeeee Lee .eieeetas ernes. elieliemise mod irs. simpfs an" selasaeentenenee. au"...". lsanniaa .""L e ind 6 •• eann tea. 4011. 1. 1 " " m ak se . = i r e oe= .4. eltheal sod one. Ne no se stew senedlin—ot e {ales TWk dixPluiKA libtilDsreilftingb; (l .fiArAitY f SPORTING. ANALYSIS OF THE DERIBT.--EVIOLUITJ TO T Z SD ITOR 01 TN I =PIM& 61a,—Th. original =try for the hetbsoudng Dolby slumbered 234 ; bat the iestle of ainoisiatina DU law Lord Weerforl eube-sibed Irbil Ito radars. tao alba to Li, and the Mesta of tt. ?mums tl,l, sad Dom (tboy sever erortrd fa pabac) belay Um smother far on to disponi dowa tn. WON-IPI It seldom hoppers that • two-yeereold we have not seen In public takes • promisees part In the rem aldose' the •• du k" lot generally represent' shoat one-third of the whole miry. att.! the following towels" ali I can set down u ab solutely diagonal Brass? Ingest" Richmond Brownstown Legere &anew Emrute cult, by Flues Pudding th. Jamas rlyingDatcamema Rap Baseyrua Hama Us the above, Brusly, Brownstown, the lamb colt, Hecate, Plum Padding. and the Rep are in mettle. which Imes at least oee gnat favourite in the market, sad the pro babaltiy is that not more than moot them Intl be called epos to inset ia the fray. Theothers ere es likely to represent their stables ea any of their mompartion• ; but Richmond having au rival at humus, bey meet entitled to the prefuesoe. It ti of caws" Impossible that I ase harm the history of all the remaining helfidamdred "darker.,' and may ef the foll.rwm,; an set down among the " ragged lot" as mayhem only : Amethyst Aston° (French) Arlington Buonet B .w. Bearer Carnival Chiryer Damn- (French) Dac Spring I) inner and Blitz Ebony Edgar Elranor G Mamba OaPI Uttar h Mash Jewess all 7, by Hero 14htfoot (Fraeo9 -Pterr.o Ire r colt, by Noma w o n, by Slane Mestrallan e yam rersis Isone dun a, by • 'lUatcs grew lrysinglordpy Cowl Twetrnor WwlWihr. 'Pt 1. - atalsy Maid of Typal*, by Windboand Maramtfar illy, by W. Dwell Hargrave MarM Welt egto Mottisioat Mowbrsy Naomi colt, by Storm Nightingale PUBLIC ransom= Thew ars more easily clamant than the following lay Maim to a porldos on account of gerformanoss, or tbenroho Om post : &attack Ilivonoc Bltw Ruin BUOCaDeel Chirp Coated's.' Cramood Dartmouth Drone Hardee Wintory High 'Frown Horror Jason The third-class k following &remnant Addington Apollo Anturas Aristocret Assyrian Amman Aches= Itsratmes Bonny Priam Charlie Bribery c.by Stock ..* British Greassßer Cerdiaal Chlrprr Clovemook ' Columbine tr., by Bay Middleton Coarerturot c.. by Sandlot, Comtism Maar Dame Demand Dgby Wand Dan Ebel' Flutter e., ty Bar home Fenger Haag Forward Gentle Gibreltar Oleaditudag Ermr Forukh - - (French) Freaciocl Got. liavalock, b F Dambtess _ • Goa. Hav•ook, by Losgbas ot Lb* lowing Kiss of Dimness], Lusa*:Ars Loiterer enabower by Cbsatiabier Sweet...ace !lorry man N ielaolas IN ailioarbe Wad Polder Raft Sir WIWI Thormanby Iltuaderbnlt Toot Bowlful Umpire (Assad. oat) Upperhaod Vesta Winton Wig trd evegabosessuum disainiera Eliname Willmannn a, Iv Owes Ihg-tner- Baia Wks J !Mud's Glory Job is Dell haler Limy Marks May David Meg Year Lay IMMO a., by Azamt lady lionribta., by Orcomoor Lod Pahrombis btleyW Limbs ods, by Lacreus oolt, by 'Melberg Marini essiame Ilasopps likauscal M=. by . lesehis Norains Somptubmos Mewl .1101 b lancsobin elsol many at the *Of Sedates : db.... oaPhe Thisitsw ma* Beeiwpost Ilkarfey Lam Xmas. colt, by Alum itndoon isesie it of Cubism • (1, by Sarptioe 0, by Tombstone &babas, Sherbouse Suns Flames Ba.. to Oobbo a, by Caakteve Semmes hates ?bleier, Tops Teed. Ulesentra %yellows YO•aft =ah a., by bt In the amenell-dene must be 'whiled a trio of who. I should have made ..adore In. my last—Marrimac, by @Mak well, wet of imeels, Lord Nihon by Surpass, mat of lady Mateo (both trained at Mem), mad Phaeton., by Velease decken, out of Mies fitantiord. There le liOtiliag SO bort of in the performenom of either; bat limy are toe &ageism looking, and the fret mentiaomlespanially, to be treated with contempt Bab at the Bowater BareeMaschmere Berme sy Bye Ways Cape Plyaeray Common Same c., by Orcavenor Doctrine cr., by 114*** Igheri Omura! Here Grenadier • Homeward Bound Berme Laity Falconer Nora.—The Lewes colt may be better known 11111 the Brooker to Schiedam; the Voltatredens colt, as the Brother to llty geld ; tbe Sea dower colt, as tie *other to Mahon sad Sachem ; Cape Flyaway Is the Camema colt; °metal Besse la the colt by Nabob, ant of Lady Alice • Uncle Nad N the colt (brother to Fame?, don) by Weattierblt, oats( Aunt Phillie ; Amman wee oeaseallod Hower; Jaggier is tbeoolt by Acrobat, out of Coeynsham's dam • the Lady Rlisabith colt le only dewribed to tha Odearear, as •• by Ai lover out of Deana' Williaas's dam ;" floomery is the "Nadler by Weatbeent, out of Uspociae. Oat of the 63 nominated for the Two Thousand fielseee, the name* of 53 will be found in the above bet, the wicnd ti ins being Alves., Cerollaa (the Georgia filly), The Tea, Duki cells Atrium, Aurora, Alchytaist, Csailielaff e (late Ottani by Teddleeton), Australian sad Vanquisher, the hatter end Aurora oomprisiog the oaly pair that ass hope to contend with such •• crack." is Baccesser, Mei of Diamond., Lopollos, Umpire, and Wizard; sad that a Derby horse will win the rizb Newmarket prise is almost a ty. Consequently, when selecting Bowsaw, La nolin., Nothourne, and Umpire so the best public horses in the Derby. I virtually amen my opinion of the T wo Thousand, as three of them are engaged therein (Nattourna is the ex ception), sad it is " no the curds" for the two evens to fall a prey to the came hone this year, especially if Buccaneer mews so well re De premiers to do. Even emote nett superior CLIPS of three-year-olds Lord Portsmouth's colt la tatiVed to tha preforosce--at Meat, he shall have alias; and should he win the Too Thum usd Natbourne will be very needy lissomly troublesome- opposeas for Bnoueasier to meet le the Derby.—l mu, do., METRO& Lapeosbaaa Lard Whoa Madrid Magnetic Man-at-Arien Merrimac Mixture Nana Sahib Nearby Other Perrochio Plisatern Predictor Proyhat Web, Pm elhaltes by Orin& Narrow Husk %etagerell likeleeable Threeßea Tiger Tiialilour Tom Traducer Trovatore Usele Ned V.. Biroom 111111riviad Tad EMPLOTMINT Of WOW AND CHILDZIN IN Lacs TACTolllll.—Apultilie =of the mesas egad Landes lota makers waa held at y evossino, 13 the Jumambly Rooms, Nottingham. Mr. Thome" Brambles Charlwo (coanty imagism.* occupied the chair, end on the platform were the Rev. J. Montegoo incumbeat of St. John Baptist, Mgilnithea, ; Mamma Coconino, Coo, Mallet, de. The , bah won weld that Ohm WY ea *mount of privatkm and eadowiost ermwoget priori ompaged In the loos trade In Ode mighbourhowid which wen utterly willow/a is other toms of the kingams. Mr. Atkins (m.ster lose rusher) proposed, sad the Rev. J. M. Vain seconded, the first resolution, which was carried wok sew. :—" That this matte, saes with repot the peat mend smile arias; from womeaudelsildems working untimely boarettleeeforilesiss,sod pledges itself, II possible, to put them ender the lownory Ant." Mr. Simpson, *genitive, proposed that s politica be presented to both booty of parliament, praying them to take at to on sideration the shortersing of tbe boars of labour of women sod children who are emptied la the making or assoafees. Marley of lac.; that the E.rl of flhafteibury be tepmeted peseta It is the House of Lords, and Mr. Mellor (tb. bo rough member) in the House of Commons; and that Mr. Fagot be requested to support it. Mr. James, operative, seconded the motion, which woe also oersted. It wet ales reaolred that en agreement shall be some I. maw* tbe empLiyers mid employed to diminish the hove of kW" ag Lee to 18 tours pow diem (theme bouts beteg divided by SIM bads), believing that it would be 0.641 is both ow pl. vet end employ.d. BHOCKINO ACCIDENT FROM READINO no BED.— On &tardily monsloy, klies E. Lloyd, of iteriewabl - Pkwils Briohe.m, who was on a visit at Captain Leech's, Mews. road, Regent'e park, ell miser while roschne in bed, sad CM Goodie Wiliam the bedding wet It on fire. The pow lady'. rename elsrmed the fun 1,, and e ls was meen,o, sod tb• dm.* eetat gui.b.A. bat ate was thowdinily burn', parties lowly about the bead, Nos end bream, toot DU hopes ans gives that ate au rocosee. Mrs Lloyd west., have boss mouth/ as Cu-day. [Advertisement.]—HOLLOWAY'. PILLS AND sot to OUST rei%:1111111eleV11011. I. 1.•••• 01 MS U. —10.11111111.1% I. ea hut petaton. 0. Warw. L. wawa seaman. Vl* trt. mittorions. tafts..l t Tomah. awl wow deemeolee ell The dowse moll lie desielmaceo of thogl disonitae *as 4 . 1% . Z icr 4 =rsisell . s . ..t ilmi •eien wilier le be fr. IF Zellsl bubo pee* fit On ellh il larar s bi ld ever ibe armee NW Sm. f l y OISSele•I limide trWellt ik t b°l4 l7l=== ileiber et et lielloweire lie Mae* De Sew AM Dogs fa, ictOLITAILOOUNY 00171111. tor 161Wasifv•VIL lottarttl— ;Dtgit %wok". ; . NessaigmaL—Tresilivi It : IS: IlliodobarearL—aleadvir t Ws Irplasigir. is I. nsibilletrousA_OSeiirermrl.-11A.111m Tbeinahr.l9. Ng, prkw wilt.".4,— IR. IT: Thozakhr. le; ANDINVIGL loreves.-1;10210 U: L~r yrwar ZUr:l = l = lll424l l6? - -MmarAlNOMwdAm' le; PAW. It '- COVET 0141 NeiCll-7 it "b t& sati rac.crl.4* kk• Th. avert TN ample! ell Lay with =doss. • Till LONDON DOLL 001(PANF V. Taa PAW OF IT. Oka& Meeeral Beeteoi—l reetiewlee ammanioatics iota Mr. Mr. Baal —No, Iwo thmagh kis soa-Mtlaw. General Beitteme—Bis, soh-hmlew mid lm MA . au thority. Mr. Bares Bramwell (to the jely)—Well.itehtlemen, you have feeml the amammeleatlem wet FiviSeged, mod the m aks willMie mitered kw the Yeas Ise As deisikat. • •.." THE F'OLK'S COURTS DOW-111TARIT. Man Away, beirdmp hewn b the Hem %tan rcati=l to a saramens pretense seism him by the et Hark* br amber half • gill of gut, he an bwbut banes ter the gab of opintwas hgnors. Josera ie light, abler at the 011anses Ina, Haney, op a hewn, defend that ea the inning of frOolober be nig to the dribsodaat's boorabop with a WNW , asaard Sayer, and atter haring o f beer they had of gia, whit which defendant earn/ them. He whams) nit L. /or IL Mr. His,, Wd thedehndmat in the mitigated penalty of 121. 10s., instead et 504 and haksled his limns ; but, upow as earnest upped, CIONSIMSE stay the conviction for a heinght, apes aseditbs et the meat of the penalty of 121. 10a, la eider to enable te let his hone. OLIRICILWIFILL. John Joon, absosoosopr sad provhrion dealer, of 24, ilklasor-torost, Somoriora. was /demoted by the ma°. Mee at l 4 Pow. M akar came why a large quantity of bane against be mollmood a oath for human toed. Memo. Onalle oat Notrama, antarry ieepseters, said, In the at tionanweiwn bare Were ansrel toms et haws ter sale whily tatM ler bed; the other parties wan wallas I. abide by the labgbtrates &chin in age atm The basso ono from basil, slurs the vomulpol bed bees ragtag, ad, a I atm orroadiag I the nietropli., it was behove* An it hid ban bought ear in the bacon, Thwas ilsagorns he ay an to oat A. e driadriat odd Oa bon was vary good, and quite fit to set, bat it woe Irbil tramoilloi the trade a old." Mr. Conte azamind Ms barn, ma mid he osrminly did net think it was bhi see. •IS Ind a wiry strong amtli. He ultimately adjournd the was MI Me day (Monday), for the attendees el Dr. Eliberb She vaillsai officer of health. • • WOZIEUMITAB ET. A boy nenned Maas INK 13 years of age, but not so old in a was pissed at the bar upon a charge of felo nious y to his master and mistress. John Bellitimm, a sieesaetrr, welding fa Somerset-street, Borten, MN thet Illiq ued ytholiter had been apprewioed to him from the ppm. bat ' hew only a few weeka with him, sod kis Nike wawa heatisfootory. On Thum:lay, be WI SIM ell Ileepaille-hease tor a pint and a half of bow, sad upon the table, and WWII , . ea hie mesa 11 closed the r ewes him pat sometee up by the side of ft, asked be what ft wee P He replied, " Nothing ;" but wit ness took ft up, sod loud It to be a paper °ou tdates ozone add, sod labelled accordingly. The =, on babe imestlemed about it, said he had fa the strut. Whams told him it was potion, sad teed the label to he, apoa wide he turned his bead and laughed, saying, " I knew that." Is reify to other ques tions, he sad he had sot take say of it klmeff, and had sot put any foto the heir, and whose the locked the stuff up. Both be and his efts palette der bow, and about 2 o'clock he was taken iii, sad ea a bowity Massation in the throat, scoompanie with a add tremblee la the morning he spas to Oho Omer, sossold of having pot poison fate dm hat he seta deemed that he had not do so. lidiassa telesed her hesband's statement m a to her Meade's& ems of the beer, and said that she also afterwards chilly and and a slight burning sensation fa the threat. The prinenerotlth an air of indßforence, denied discharge, but was remanded for a week. WESTMINSTER. Thomas Meson, of New Tothill-street, was charged on a annunons with using abusive language to W. B. Berman, • rag merchant, of Totkill-street. Mr. Smyth, on the part of the complainant, said hie client had brought an action some time ago against the defendant for slander, which was tried at Croydon Sessions. Coin piMeaot obtained • verdict for damages and oosta, but defend. ant went into Whitecroar street Prison to wipe off both. On Christmas-eve complaisant received the following letter, unquestionably written by the defendant, or at his instance, and which oontalned some cigar ends and small remnants of Mod, the seraphim of QM: "Bill Hinson, the Rae Cove, Tothillmtnet, Wessater. "My dear Bill,—Many thanks to you this merry Christ mas, my eon. How I do with Jon were here to join our jolly sprees ; we aro all on fat and sato, that we do not know how to contain ourselves, so overdone an we with good grub and lush, bocce, and all other of the jolly good things of this lie, mod knowing you have been put hard to it lately, what with 001. to pay year legal adviser, I have thought it just potable that a bit of limb and my old ohm of hams might be of great mks to you, so I seed them, and hope you will enjoy it. This condom here has made me wide awake. I know all the law now and when you want • leg a l Meese again coma to me, my h earty cock, and do not allow yourself to be toiled again; look at my tees as ea example for yourself for all the tutor* of your miserable lite, and depend upon it it's good advice ask "Mocker (meaning oomplainanee solicitor) if it la not —I remain your saucy " Toni P/111.1.0T. " P. 8.—1 am quite ready to go to Croydon again, or any where else, as lone as I have such a remit f oo l w i t h me es you have ems. My peanut sddress is Colonel Ilioka's Hotel, to the Ward of Crippiegate, in the City of London, county ot Middlesex." . _ Defendant obtained We diacharge from Whiten:or-street prieon on Thursday week, and on the following fiaturday cams past complainant's shop and used moat abusive taigas's to bun, collsoung a number of perSooll outside the shop, Defendant admitted the charge, and espesessd his regret. Mr. Poynter ordered him to lied good bail and to pay Ins. casts. LAMBETH. JoAs Hook, Bawl 67iepasen, JAN Taunted, James Wai ters, and top* .i 6seith, per one engaged at th• Phenix Hoe , th I, appeared open eurateceeee charging than with sasanlttag Michael CaLsgluut in • very extraordinary manner. Freththe testimony of the complainant and his witnesses it appeared that a practice existed In the factory amongst the men, when a charge was made against their fellow labourers of a proper want of cleanliness or other teeing offences, of tying them, and, in the event of a conviction, of sentencing them to a peaky of so many pots of beer, and when the offender wee contumacious, of hauling him up by a rope or ohaln, and leaving him to dangle in the air for a certain time. The complainant having, as it was said, became obnoxious to his Plow.workmen, wee made the victim of this extraordinary practice, ea he had been heeled up no ism than three times. On the lest orseasion he resisted the sentence of six quarts of bur, dealarhe the charge against him to be perfectly untrue and "abutted, sad deftuded himself with • shovel fir some den He was at length overpowered, bound hands and feet, sad hauled Into the mr, when he wu left until he became black in the face, end swore that Bye minutes longer would have terminated hie existence. He also deposed to his bear lag the mark of the chain en hie person for some days. Further evidence wee given by the complainant of threats having been aide towards him by the pri.oner Walters, Mr. Blanc, in defames, treated the molter ea a good Joke, wed_ baghed Immadaretsly mix!" e he, in his way, described the Waft. seam. Mr. Neu% bewwww, treated the charge In • dilemma weessaar, sad expreend aseeltiseabis surprise that sock • system of to*lag for beer, for it was nothing less, and such an un-HegUak seeds of punialresent ebould have been tolerated by the came of the company. The complainant seemed, by his manner, to be • decent, industriotue men, and It was too bed that he should be made the victim of the bully ing 001114•111 of Ms fellow workmen. The defendants, It ap pend, wen 0111•0110 of good cbarso.er, and had been ern- Wfor seine considerable time in the factory, and, there ho did not wish to deal harshly with them, or send them to prison, partionlarly sa the present was the fleet cam plaint at the " tucking op" practice that had been brought beige Ida ; but this he would, promise, that in the event of • 1111100111111 stsublas at • similar hied being made be should tba elides. to the utmost meat of the law. Tarraat, teak and Chapeau, seemed to hive taken the 100111 active part is the outrage, sod they most pay • penalty of 14e., or 14 days; and the other two 4., or four day.. The penalties were at once paid, and the defendant., job:t ime about 60 of their comrades present, marched from the court. 11.414E515. COTTON.—Lma? ow., lt.—(lbsuna Expeens.)— W. heal a Sal sea isistribr dlntK to-dsy„ and kin dis• eklidly in fate if barna The sales ant 21,000 pales, of which 1,400 are hi apse% aid ilesenlalion, COTTON 000IML—Matrouneven. JAN. 14.-4 stated In oar report of yesterday, a favourable Luapula' had been given to India cloth" by'tba nitelpt of telegrams on the pre violas day' in antleipattoe tram °wetland mail. T#s from Calcutta wgs to the 24th December, when7lb.t7 r B s itT. 4oz. skirtings wire quoted 3d, per piece higher, and jeocen nets lid. 'Other fabrics hive partaken to some extent of tha advance, and 40's mule Twist „wee slightly dearer. The edvices front Bombay were to' the 27th lember, when Manchester goods had suffered a further decline, varying from lid. to 41d. per piece. Notwithstanding the unfavour able maitre of the last-named advice', these telegrams have led to a very generel improvement is the demand for most kind of fabrics suited to the India tutuket, and the advance given to 40. inch shining', of lid. per piece, yesterday,le very fully sustained WO moraing. Mule yarns are also rather dome, and the quotations are rather over id. higher than the lowa., prices recently quoted. There is more activity in most kinds of fabrics suited for the ammo market than for some tints past, including domestics and T cloths. Then fa no quotabt. change in the value of fabrics for hone oonsusaption, but the demand for India hem nets to • rather improving tens in these as well as other goads. The business in yarns during the week has been I rather cotudderable, both for India end the continent of Lumps, and Ws to 28's pinoops and elope are decidedly dearer. The improvemeus in the demand for place-goods suited to the Calcutta market is also favourably affectitat the inquiry for yarns required by manufacturers in our own neighbourhood. With the extensive orders now in the hand, of moat of our manufacturers and spinners, and the paucity of stocks, the price of cotton has little or no effect upon the value of manufactures here, but the plentiful supply of the raw material has a good iallnence upon our market in giving confidence to the operation of both buyers and sellers ; and the week closes with a swag and healthy market. HARDWARE. —Bianittoutat, Jaw. 14.—The con cluding meeting of the arenmsaters of this district was held at Dudley this afternoon. There was only • moderate attandruoi of the trade, the binders' of the week having been disposed of at the assemblies at Wolverhampton and in this town, both which were report. 4 in the Laity New. The traosections at the meeting to-day who chiefly lUD pig irate, tor which the prices obtained are hilly equal to therm reslieed on Thursday and the prospects of the trade are so pro mising that, I t the production is kept down, more remunters tire prices will be obtained. Throughout the whole of the South Staffordshire and Beet Worcestershire district the labour market lei healthy. la this town trade is reviving rapidly ; in all the leading broaches the manaiseturen haws fall work for their mss, although the regular home trade hoe mercely recomineaced. The number of in-door poor la the workhouse is 179 lees than at the conseposaisi period of last year. CORN.--CANORIDOI, Jaw. 14.-A very doll 'mike end the pries of .11 grain meottanged from let week. Wheat, rad, 36.. to es. ; 48e. to 60s. Barley, 24.. to 44e. Bees, 36e. to 40.. Oats, 18.. to 265. Pres, 40.. to 42.. Comex; Jaw. 14.-We had a goad supply of all Made of grate at oar market this 1110113 Mg, whiob met with a quick sale at lea week's nisi. Wheat, white, new sad told, le. to 19a.; red, sew end old, 17s. to 17.. 6J. Barley. new and old, 12a. 6d. to 13e. dd. Oat., potato, old, 1 0., to 10.. 6d.; sew, Bs. dd. to 10s. 6d.; oowmoo, 9e. 6d. to 104. ; new, 7a 64. to des Aye, 13e. to 13e. 6d. Flour, per eons, 1.. 10d. to 2e. Oatmeal, 2s. to 2s. 24. liyeeleal, 1.. bd. Berlsymeal. Is. 4d.-Cirlisla Jornial. COLORS/7ZZ. J,Lit. 14.-A moderate supply of wheat sad other rale, except barley, which was good. Wheat, except fora tow hat embalmed samples, was is slow demand, at barely be rates. Bewley unaltered. Beans and pars de clined Is. GLOVCIIBIIIII, law. 14.—There was a good show of BagHatt wheat samples at our to-day's market, and farmers were more willing sellers at a Mite under last week's prices. Foreign neglected. Thin barleys folly 6d. per qr. cheaper; other grinding corn in good dammed at late rates. Oats were unaltered, and a little more In favour. Imports for the week ending Jan. 14:—Wheat, foreign, 6,810; oats, Inland, 2,230. - - OVILD7OID, Z*w. 14.—Thus was a much smaller supply of wheat, but trade was dull, owing chiefly to the bad con dition of samples, and rather lower in consequence. Siam of the best sorts realised an winces of Is. per gr. But little doing in the middling sorts of barley. Wheat, 40s. to 61.. • old, 44a. to 56e. Barley, 30s. to 40s. Oats, 20s. m Beans, 40e. to 444. Peas, 36*. to Us. HERTFORD, JAN. 14.—Tb• wheat market to•day ex tremely dell, at barely es good prior ; supply fair. Barley in lam offer ; last wade@ rates fatly auppartad. Oat., and beans, sold at shoat the hoe rata.. Whist, per load, Ws. to ffea. ; barley, per qr., 25a. to 47e. ; oats, par qr., 265. to 28e.; pooh per load, fflix to 26e.; beans, per load, 211 s. to 30a. L 11113117111, Jaw. 14.—There wee a tolerable show of wheat, and a middling attendance. The trade ruled firm at late rates ; white descriptions changed hands at 475. to Ns. ; red, 44.. to 475. per 36 stone. Barley of fine quality was some ' and then was a brisk inquiry at fully previous priers, 44e.t0405. per qr. ; very little change in grinding, orlon ranging from We. to 32e. per 30 stone. The supply of oata we. rather limited, and the trade ruled slow at late rotes, namely, old, ills. in Us. ; new, 265. to 284. per 24 s t one . Beebe were • small Wow, and the best qualities were the 29 turn higher, 61e. pa qr. Flour, 33e. ; second., 31s. ; thirds, . per imek. NIIRCASTUI-VPON-TTNIA JAw. 14 —At our market this morning we bad a moderate show of wheat from the growers, bet the arrivals coastwise Wins liberal, • cleeranos could oily be effected by submitting to a reduction of about Is. per qr., whilst so little was done in new sorth country or foreign that our quotations may be considered Mile better than ; had males however been forced, a similar docile* must bare been complied with. For old there was some ilttlairY , and a parcel of Limon red wee again placed at 48e. per 6041 be., Rolgast at the same time being held at 60.. Flour sold very languidly, and in partial instances a small concession had to be made to clear vesaels. Malting barley is limited request, sad tending downwards; grinding los =after. In malt, beans or peas little stirring. Oats ged; Archangel worth 214., weighing naturally 3b lbs., but made 40Ibe. per bushel. The amvala this week casetwias, 6,741, (cretin, 180 (FL • barley, coastwise, 1,648; mat, coastwise, 347; oats, °internee, 2.420; peas, coastwise, 35; beans, coastwise, 77; flour, 1,987 seeks. NORWICK, JAN. 14.-Wheat was In fair enmity here to-day, and the principal part being mach out of oon dhion. met a slow sale, at rather lees monay than oa this day sn'nn , ght; still dry sample. realised toll proms, and were in demand. The supply of bailey exhibited a felling off, sod both malting and thatilliog sorts made former rates. Flour oupported its value. Whit. wheat Is quoted this evening 465. to 494 ; red do., 413 e. to 465.; beet chevalier malting barley, 42e. to dtle.; nuts chevalier do., 34e. to 40e. ; distilling do., 26.. to 275. per qr. Flour, 29.. 6d. to go.. psi tack from the miller. Latest averages Wheat, 2,418 gra , 43.. ld. ; barley, 4,260 qrs., 36.. Bd. NOITINOVAX, J•x. 14.-Wheat cern. to hand here more freely than of lat., and them was a rather better attendance. Wheat sold at fell geotatioes ; old white sold at 60.. to 66x ; new, 46a. to 64e. ; old red, 44e. to 48e. ; new, 41s. to 474. per 36 atlas. I. the barley trade a fair sham of business was tranmoted, end all flue sorts made their extreme Taus ; malting, 34e. to 465. ; foreign Battle. 39a. to 41a. pee qr. ; old grinding, 29e, to 31e.; new, 28s. to 30a. per 30 stone. There was not a imp show of oats. which met • moderate sale at tutaltered rates; old, 27.. to 33.., n e w, 23.. t o 28e. ; old f o reign, 24e. 29a. per 94 stone. Beane arm at a trifling advance; old, 48.. to 625. ; mw, 41.. to 445. per qr. Super. flour, 36.. to 39.. ; fins, 31s. to 33.. per 90 Mom. 01/01D, hit. 14.—Thla market to-day was TO at. hooded, and a fair supply of samples weal shown. Wheat in Myth's' like good eoedilion commanded bettor pleas, bat is inferior aorta bashers was laognM; the same remarks will apply to all other descriptions of grain. Qeotaticam as follows, —White wheat, 44e. to 60e. per quarter; red wheat, 40e. to 47e. Alma samples of barley for melting LineLwere very mans ; grindlag qualities varied from s.; oats, 18e. to 305.; beans, 38e. to 485.; hog peas, ne. to 425, ; boiling peas (a great many on otter), 40.. to 45e.; door, 32a. to 43e. par sack. Bey, owing to the floods, made a better price. PITERBOROLION, JAW. 14.—At our market to-day we had a good supply of wheat, whiob met a reedy male at Is. per over the prices of this day weak. Barley Is. per qr. dearer. Oats ready sale. Beans as last week. Best red whilst, Ms. to 48e; common, Ms. to 43e. per 60ilbs. Oats, Ilid. to Is. op. per atone. Beans, 395. to 40s. per qr. of 6321 be. _ . _ _ REAM.° JAW.l4.—Our market was but thinly attended this morning, and the supply of wheat was short, the condi tion of a great pert of which is still affected by the humid state of the weather. The trade commenord late, owing to the dulness and discomfort of the morning. Beet wheats met • very good inquiry, and fully maintained late rates, while interior was less in demand, but no actual reduction to,k plies. Malting barley scores and dear ; other sorts partially neglected. Oats, beans, and peas, a dull trade, and looking downwards. Rocii UTZ/4 JAN. 14.—With a moderate supply of grain, and a rather slack attendance of the trade generally, businsee was somewhat dull, with no perceptible improvement on the rates of last week. Beet samples of English supported fer nier quotations, and superior foreign was fully as dear, Int rate lots selling at 46a. la 60... and other kinds at Ifs. to 4./. The business done in barley, both malting and grinding, was as • eery limited scale, but good samples for realties per. posse are saleable, and realise fully as nautili money, with ao of • &glum, the beet lots fetching from Iffe, is4. 4rp r e7 or quarter. Grteding barley met with but f. w la. qu i6 but that a n id* unuoot a quo ted as any °beeper, b. rates being 26r. u. 38.. Is wits takes are larding down wards, sad is some harass. were 6d. per quarter 'beam Beau. and pees were heavy, and but little 'wain. In kind of arida, the rates far which were nominally the MY NI het week. Walston, JAW. 14 TM supply of wheat .t snub* to day b moderato; tin &nand .low at last prams, Ent he good dry ...piss WI nose ere obtained. eyries it's of ill Mai in nwhods supply, and know rues liven. Piing to t tar wrowet:—Wbrat, winos, now, ade. to Qs.; war; On, 631 b.. ins Maud ; ditto, rod, now, 41.. to CNN extra, 445.; ditto white, old, 46e. to 42.., extra, 495. ; ditto red, old, 42a. to 445., extra, 43e. Our, 1014. to .114. per stone. Bras, 40a. to 444 per qr. Wozosortn, Joir. 14.—At thir•tere market there wad , a large supply of wheat, and the few oaks made were at a dear ef L, pm qr. barley dull and tether creeper. Oats said slowly at prior rates. Per and Issas tending tanwerds. TOWS., Jaw. 14.—The supply at whoa IFNI plentiful, and whilst fine qualities made tall rare, inferior emu were Is. lower ; the best conditioned simples of white realised 60s. ; seoondery. 465. to 495. ; goo red, 46e ; other sorts, 435. to 435. per 36 etr , e. fan we a scanty show of malting bar. kg, for which the preading week's currencies were fully stlPPorted, samples meths/ it 33e. to 40p. pm qr.; inferior do. not altered, 20s. to 32e. per 30 stone. In ems the trade ruled dull, but late quotations wire realised, 22a. to 26r. per 24 .we. Beene gore is der, 40e. to 48s. per 38 stone. Malt, 68e. to 7b. ; go, Us. per qr. ; floor, 33e. to 365. per seek. JAN. 14.-.-At oar country markets this week we here very much tip name report to make as . we did last week, that mugs wheat offering. and rapidly ' diminishing quantities al barley and oats. Prime of wheat, wheme,the quelity u flee, same as bet week; midditag and inferior, le. per qr. lower. Chevalier barley, again, 6d. dearer, and even other aorta sell at prime in favour of sellers. Oat., tor seed, L. per qr. higher. litre, to-day, we had fair supplies of wheat and mar, but small of barley. Sales ready. Beet barley about Is. per qr. dearer ; C o NIZI rm, Bd. Oats oleo 6d. dearer. Wheat game as Lot wisk. Wheat, 4024. s. to 50s. pa v. ; 26e. to 89e. 6d.; ease, 20e. 6d. to 6d. Wavaavonrt, JAN. 14.—We have had roost trifling sup plies of gram from the country thin week, bat there has been a considerable quantity of outs on offer by boat. Our foreign arrivals consist of only one cargo of wheat, and one of Indian corn. No change of coneequen,e has occurred in the trade since the date of our last;. the tone has been very quiet with only • moderate business peasing. Farmer,' wheat, owing to the very wady supply, has realised extreme priors, and foreign has been rather more sought after, but the ex treme firemen of holders checks business. Barley of all de scription supports late rates, and choice samples of malting owe hardly be parobeeed as snob favourable terms. Oats Lave bees dealt in to • ftdr waist, at a trifle under our last quataticram. 1 3dies oces, MINI large maleeltave been made at a decline of . per barrel, but holders generally ace not dis posed to take Wow We week's prim. Float duff, but not cheaper. Import* this week :—Wheat, 2,060 qrs. lodise emu, 2,2130 qrs. Flour, 164 sack.. Exports this week Oats, 100 bettele. Flour, 670 seeks. Oatmeal, 42 rota. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CABV ALT/ Wien (Ananias Lloydreetnamer I.lll7w;ini the 77th of December for Syria. wools upon a bane at the entrance of iloyrna Harbour on the seta of Dlo.lllef. It .0 eaperned that .be would be got oC intliont merlons infory.—OemiteaUsople, Jae. S. esozez's•nr-ria-zurr. Is ibis wine e smadsaaas bad lewd se ter book as the 17th ot May, 1864, on beheN at the employ, and directed se the may, thew to eneenpt a certain portion at the company'. trots • rowel eats as the prowl that the company wife not equally basellsd by it with the rest of the pariah. On the 4th et test the womb, Ned chair retire, bat from that day nothiai Surber bed hen dose, although the attorney for the vestry bad nude several appliciatioas to tho attorney for the proseentlen, led had OM guns me he • to fainielt him with a Wier 11. vestry's testy Mr. florldleetona, Q.C., now applied for a tale calling upon tho prosecutors to show caws why they should not fee th edth either totems tbe return or pay tbe defendants costs. Bile granted. COGOIN f. LIM. This wee an action triad beibM Mr. Judos Blackburn, el Guildhall, end it wee brought by • female against the defen dant for keeping a dog " prone to bits" mankind. The var. diot was for the plaintiff—dunnage 261. Mr. W. Harriman now moved fora new trial, cm the ✓otted that the verdict wee against evidence, end of mis direction on the pert of the learned judge. TM dog question wee kept at the warehouse of the decadent, for the amusement of his men ; bne es the night et the 23rd of August it appears to hem eneemetered the platn , fff when paring by, end to have treated her very roughly. The demos wee, firstly, an alibi for the deg; eseendly, the ordinary one, that the deltadaut bad no knowledge of the dote nature. la order. the to deem" the seen& leinse, seldom was broo ght ter drepw tent the dolherinee partner hed geld a sou of 7e. N. subsequently to tbedginde of the Wed, kw ea attack muds previously to ll; sad Mr. infects Blackburn held that this wee avenue to go to the jury in order to 61 the defendant with knowledge of the dog's habits. Kr. Justice Crompton observed that it wee well mieldieleed that a person might be liable for the fraud of his agent. The court took time to eenelder their judirmat, *e pint Wag Important. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.-JAw. 14. Sittings in Beano.—(Before Lord Chief Justice Wm, sad Justice@ William', Willis, sad Heating.) OAILIT V. MIINISCH-OOD LiTl BILL CAIN. This was an action against she repremalstive of the ea ten of Oude in this emmitry, to recover GAOL, the amount it • bill of amohangis, which bore his name as acceptor. The a c took place before the Local Chief Justice, at the last alb la London, when the jury found • verdict for the de t epos the second and fourth, which were two =ea 14481sed for the plaintiff upon the others. B i. Chambers (with him Mr. WNsinsas) sow mcived, t to leans reserved, for • rale to show eases why the verdiet "Maki lot be entered for the plaintiff upon these two louse alto ; or to est sable the verdict and have • sew trial, upon the grounds of misdirection, sad that the verdict was againet , the evidence. A farther grdat sabsaitted was that the bad not in twit tosmd tM moss woo the record, sad that their decision in one view of the ewe amounted to no ver dict at all. Mr. Justice William' said u to m lad reotion, he thought that the only point upon which there should be • role ems that tbe learned judge told the jury that if they were sating.' that there was fraud in the ineoptioa of the bill It threw open the plaintiff the necessity of showing that he was the ho lder for valuable consideration and without notice of the fraud. He believed he stood aloes la thinking that there should be a rule upon that point. Mr. Justice Willes—The rule, then, would be to enter verdict for the plaintiff on the second and fourth pleas, sad for a new trial upon the ground that the verdict was against the erbium, end upon the point of misdirection. As to the saledirection, he did not differ with his brother Williams, but kept his mind open upon the matter. Xr. Justice Heating concurred in thinking that it was de sirable that the alleged miedirection should be discussed, but be did not wish to be understood to think that there was any misdirection. bar. Chambers—Thai as to the finding being ambiguous find abortive? Mr. iSUtiOe Willin—Tbe court did not think that there Mould bs any rale upon that. Mr. Chambers—Then It would be error upon the record, et it what be involved M the misdirection. Mr. Justice Wilke thought, if it were a question at all, It was upon the misdirection. Rule panted. COURT OF EXCHEQUER.-,Tux. 14. ittinp at NMI Prima—(B4am Mr. Barna Bramwell sad a Boadal Jury.) amnion v. munca.-011NERAL JIATSODE CUD. (Concluded from Saturday's laympar.) Mr. Baron Bramwell, In lamming up, said that the plaia- Ulf ootoz= u at the defendant had uttered of him certain words told, character es a 001111114 the charge being that lee hulled the Bashi-Bazooka under hie cone. mead to mutiny he arise to roma his gag espereaded In his emamend, end thee be had canoed his meet lo alga a rand robin with the gee object. No charge geld beam* earieng sad no desk it imputed mieemednot whisk eared the weeds Ss be shaiwons. The first quack* had the doteadeat spokes the words complained of. The degmdent admitted before the court of inquiry that be bed seed the weak or others of a similar purport, but Garai .Nehley la his examineglea had said that the deem dent tad told Ida there bad beim en attempt at entetlay, and that there bad been a round robin I get ap amongst the men. If that were so then wae no Imputed.' on the plied( that he bed bees madness er had got up the round robin, and would he a woy delleesat Maa► meat from that which the defending bed .d lei be bad made. If they thought that the 6sluallsatt bed altered the words, as admitted by him, they mast Owl he the bat if General Shirley's verges were ogreet, than es, mast lad for the defendant, for be scaly never spoke the weeds complained of. Theo it was said on behalf of the dilmideut OW the communianka wee privileged. Revise shad Ohs expressed by Lord Wensleydale and Judos letfaa the law of libel, hie lordship iprOleeded I* say they bad to consider whether, supposing Kr. dime believed It wee hue, he was Weald is ads the cone seenkatios. No doubt the diesligie received from General Vieille by the delcmdaat woe to give the hiked informatics to General Shirley as to the state of the ompe. It was, therefor, exceedingly diffithle to say whether Mr. Shane was cot bound to give all heformation se to the antecedents of the corps. Whether they find that the annmtuiloations worn relevant or not, yet, if they were madeby the defendant, believing they was tree, sad is pur ges*, of his instructions (nun General Virtue, then he (the learned jedge) held that in print of law they were privileged, end he would dire, t them to tied a verdict her the dean:dant. Bat if they were made to General Shirley not is the sup posed dittgge of his duty, but to him se he weld have made them to gay aro else, then they were not privileged. Bel they nest ales raweraber that a men could ace gratify hfs glebes under the cover of a privileged cioncriunkation ; and if they found actual evidence of malice as the part of Mr. Slums towards the plaintiff, thee it was not protected. They should not lightly suppose that the defendant bore any malice against the pleintiff and the oil y reason widened was that General Nation bad toad Mr. Skims he could not be on the same terms with him if be continued to isecoiete with General Nkl. He might, If so inclined, have made the cemmeankation tooth eooner ; and therefore all the argumeote to Meow that the defendant ems not acting in his official reape d/ also west to show he woe not actuated by malice. Upon L 4 part of the owe Gory had to consider whether the defend. ant, wiumbe uttered the word., believed be wee eating in the Mad fide Mohan' of hie duty ; acondly, were they uttered without reference to his duty ; and thirdly, were they uttered moliolonaly. The two questions no winch their verdict de pasted were—first, whether the defendant spoke the words, and if so, wee the communication made in the dim/barge of his duty, and therefore privileeed. If they head far the plaintiff, rhea there weld arks the queetion of damages. He thought it would leave been mere besosaleg if the defendant bad said that he receiralsed therepwt Its had circulated to be erroneous and be gladly lodged It. The plaintirs dewed* was dewed, but It would bays beta mere bmsoing if the deleadust hid coogibeited So the clearing aft. It was perfectly yobs* that General Beaten bed en ited his edema to mutiny, or that be bed got up a rood robin. It teethe law mid it would be mart le be lemeated were it otherwise, %lei ihe persenerleo circulated colonels. should be bold reeperibla. If a puma mead he bead guilty for receiving Neigh gook, why ebriald not • men be Mid responsible for reesiehe a stoke olageler, and though Mr. Sims was not so bad fie the fagots, ef tba cosy, yet if he lightly reported ft he 'scald be rampsweible. Hie lordship ooncladed his summing ap, which ecoapied precisely an hoar in delivery, by leaving the question he hod 'tinted, stated to tie. jury. Theist, tasked at half- put 3 o'clock, and after en hour's absence aslateed kite c met with a verdict far the dehadaat, as the erased that the ocramnaioatioa wee privileged. The folomen, medlar from a srittea paper add—Tbe jury whit strongly to expprrww their regret that the defendant, ke diesewering bow ukusdd the reports were, bad sat thweght pram to withdrew them. Mr. Bovill—Gemeaunkstiome peened bstwasa Omni Bashes sad Hr. last" but as they were wet a view to • gestiment, I minivet, 0111W411100111111ell SW eds. If °twat Bohm dine sat 'Weil, 7 1 .1ir'sliii West Met sot is drinsd Ana vas is Mesa* le the therph THAMES._ Mr. Belle remarked on theeta;eof a family named Kirby, twelve in number, which had excited it "rest amount of public sympathy. This cam brought uoder his notice on Thursday. The whole family had been overtaken by ill sees, and after an attack of smallpox. from which they re covered, they were stricken with Vilma. Four of the famil ,wing the eldest we, 21 'ears of ege, perished, god the bodies of two of them were unburied whoa the appli cation wee made to him for assistance from the poor box fund. Two girls were blind and delirious frets the fever, and in a very precarious condition, and their father, who came before him, appeared to be half famished end very 111. Nothing could exceed she misery tt and destitution of the unfortunate family, who had preru with everyibieg upon which they could raise aeon baeftmwea they made their awe known. The r•-• bad beim testy de. sorbed In the newspaper., and it wee "vilifying to god bow mach reel benevolence there wee in the world, and that a well authenticated ease .1 dint,., would &lardy. meet wish sympathy sod relief from the erns's% He bed already =a • great many lettere coataining cheques, cash, Paw erhure end postage stamps, for lb. relief of the ear vivo. el the Kirby family. At the mum lime he did wish that ell these disposed to relieve • particular awe mull pen* the magistrates to use their dioxides whetter tim noway sent should be applied to the relief ef one person or fatallyOf CI the bowel el the poor-box fund. Tee he of sub orn-10es. for the relief of the Kirby 4.11, obesity aaswasteil to 4W. end epwanis, end letters were stil ponriag In; he wee opartiow two ooateletag Si web. lo only are lagesses wee be direeted by the dower tow his dieser ties. There wee e vest mow of deetitutien awl Ohm la the tletriet swiped le the Theme Pollowerent owl he be llowed. Wiwi be woe eseib, there were wormy wen ems like WES of the fLiwby freelty. CIaeTAL PLLACIL—HALIII‘CIOwN DAL—SAMS sa.T. Lue 14.—Ad..irinsea payieset, 618; Mlle bylaws flame, 1,636.—T01id *bus, ;OM VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. 144411a1. from Newer*. is Calcutta. Oat. 16 Hamad, awe Man Gtr Leatica, Os t. se, lot 17 4, 1.. 44 11. lobs Ullman, tea Woks for Caloutta, Oet. 11, Ist 47 6, los II Z. Portload, how 1.1444046 ler Casks. Oa. 16, lot i 6 B. Is. 14 W. inese. etas 86•41114. 0440.: W, Rev. 11. lat NI km 47 I. Won, 1 1l ram 43We for limapere. CM. 17, 46 44 %los W. York. from Load= toe Illappataaa, Jai 11 6, km Si IL. DISPATCH OF CANADIAN AND AMERICAN MAILS tracts Lirraavecize—Thegonard Wamr Ainericassilsd loos the Mersey for Beaton on Saturday lav, with the North American and United States mails and 43 passengers. The Quite° and Montreal Ocean Steamship Company's steamer North Amnon& will leave Liverpool for Portland, with the Canadian mid United States mails, on Wednesday next. The box at the Liverpool Post-office will be open on that day for the reesipt of letters, &c., till 12.45 p.m., and Ma Queens town until 9.30 p.m. Telegraphic despatches may be for warded within a few minutes of the steamer's departure, through the °Mee of the New York Press, 10, Exchange street Be* Ltverpool. TZLEGRAPHIC ARRANGEMENTS PROM ENGLAND TO ALlTTlLALlA.—Arrangements hays hemmed* by the Sub marine Telegraph Company to forward messages to Australia old Malta, Yemenite., and Trieste. Aooordlogly messages will be received at may of the stations in the United Kingdom belonging to the Submarine and the Magnetic Telegraph Companies, and forwarded to any of the stations on the inter colonial telegraph Hum in Australis. The mall for Australia rid Marseilles leaves on the 13th of each month, but by these arrangements easseagee can be sent Ind Trieste up to the 26th is time to overtake it at Aden by the Austrian Lloyd's steamer, which leaves Trieste on the 27th, and is doe at Alexandria on the 31st. Aa the Australian mail steamer does not leave Aden before the 2nd of the following mentle, there is ample time allowed fur sending menages by the Red Sea telegraph front Alexandria to Aden r previnue to her departure for Anstralia.—diutraliars and New Zealand Grostts. VritiCK OP THE BRITISH SHIP FLYING FOAM AND LOIS OF Lira....On Saturday • despatch was received at the Board of Trade from the Consul at Bedsira announcing the total wreak, at the north-western end of that Island, of the British ship ' , View Foam, and the for of the cotomandtw, Captain William Liddell, the officer, and • portion of the crew, fifteen in all, only six being saved. The ill-fated vessel belonged to Memo. Combro and Potter, of London, and on the 2nd of het month she sailed from Cardiff with a cargo of cods for Shanghai. The voyage went on favourably until daybreak on the 29th, the wind being north-east, with thick rainy weather. • heavy sea running, and the ship pursuing • course B.W. by W. W., under double•reefed topsails and foresail, when suddenly breakers were seen close ahead. Bettors the attip'scouree could be altered she struck on • sunken rock about 200 yards from the land or cast of Porto de Monk. The me beat over her with great force, and the unfortunate shipspeedily began to break in pieces. The six survivors were washed ashore in en exhausted condition, but they nearly *hared the same fate AS their captain and the remainder of the crew. The place where the vessel went ashore is very exposed, and the hegemonies wreck that have been cast up convey an idea of the little chance the poor fellows bad of saving themeelvee. The ship was nosily 700 tons, and little or nothing has been saved of ler. Those who perished wen Captain William Liddell, master ; Mr. Al,xander Liddell, ens mate; Mr. B. H. Boss, sesined mate; William Drake, carpenter; Gustaf Andersen, seaman; Henry Stockomas, Seaman ;• Otto Seto ff , seaman ; Gustav Benbult, seaman ; Ragan, boy ; Ernest Bernig, boy; James Jansen, boy; and four others, names unknown. The names of the six seamen saved are George (bawler, Nell leDeagal. Jame. Nyhan, John Brown, Jobs Anderson, and Charles Duane. Panama AND Gorr° make no charge for plain simples writing tater sad envelopes, and serials to pay the ammo to ear nifty elation on °Mare seer fora OAS eaveiormen of ear alas or quality at a talautea notice. Ofies alayeserr. boasted gym. Inotteetlom callones, and nebnore ntogilvL Fries Lae Dom firs. A wring of tell at. Is tb. ponad.—snares and GOTTO. paper sad envelope :oaken. It and 24 OLfunl•arala—tketworeleannae.) BIRTHS, MARRIAGES. AND DEATHS. BIRTHI. BA XT ER• —Jaa.ll. at . _ the wite et It. Baxter, EN.. of a row loue4 Jon. It at Baum. the wife of M. 11. J. Crow. of • dattebtor. SNOW LNY.--Jett.ll. at Fairlawn Silas, Bromley, Hes, lira L A. Crook,. of • se. fitowes-Jaa. 0, at Wellingtonsmare, Beatings. the wife of I. 4:10•18. 11.4.. of • son. MDT AltlL-Jam IC at Winstead H. Yorkshire, the wife of J O. B. J. Illidrard, t se.. of • 800 1131301.,- Jan. 9. the wife of W. Jason, IM.. of Buttsley IIaLL Deets. of "M. ASOMITIOL-Jan. 12. at Phillimortotarniss Hesinitton. W re. A. Issarastar.'d asst. FAY.-Jas 13, as Bishop's dtortford, Herta, the wife of If,. T. B. 1011;13.- 4 .aa. 13. at Oporto Laiie. Norwood, the wits of J. lame. Ilea.. of a sow. POLL-Jan. 10. at Rower placo. Stoke. Devonport, the wife of J. L. L. Bela ree , of a daughter. EAYLOIL-Jen. 12. at Wool sich common, the wife of J. TWO?. iblt . of a danghter 211031P50. Th o m p so n. Id of Far. ol sita. Fbarbonts. this wile of the Es. O. of a Jaw rift MARRIAGES. AOTOR.—BROWN.--Jam 12. at ninny Ch ash. Southport. Lanes. 4 1 A9by the gm J. Jane., J. Art... of Southport, to Ann , ter ef J. 'mem Esq.. of lloghtonatreet. Southport. 11.1011T—ERN YoN.—Jan. to ea Warner Unmet. Ilia'shlre. tM K. 3. Aymmloa, to the Soo. lglianoth Kenyon. daughter at Lord Kenyan BRAM w —BRAMWELL—Jan. 10. at the wish church. Chapel ea-lo Frith. Derbr• by the Rea O. Ball, Mr. J. linummil, to Hannah. Magner of Mr. J. Bramwell. all of °lapel ra-le Prins. ISHERWOOD—W ICSTON.—Jan 11. at Chgetler. Staffordahlm, by the Rev. W. HatehMem. Mr. J. Intern lad. of Manchester. to tank daughter of the late J. T Weston, Esq.. of Ondburst. MAY—BORD.—M 91. Mary's. Bryanst.dysquaro. by the Rm. Joseph Ilananlll. ILA., awned by the B. .1 onph Bona HA. Prank. ?earth sou el the late Beery Bay. Cp., of the Bulk of Intetend. Wawa to Maw Mania Jao.e. second daushtee of Jason Hod, Meg of Orchsrd and Lola Gamic, Ayrshire. and ate lammrlutendlog Ramon, Bombay Prestdency. 111 W BURY —T HOIL • TO —Jan. IL at Ft. °cornea Hanover as the Rm. H. J. Garter. 8.A., G. P. 2.; Newbu. asp . et rer a eer L Mak, Weafacd, to earns Porter, daugh ry ter of J. Thornton. Op_, el - Harlow. Miss. SAOS DIII-00011 RARE—.yen. 14, at. Bt. MarptrKf. Wreßufaawf. by the Rev. Mercer Devise. Mr. Gamer Sounder, Meraant Scram. third eon of the late Mr. Ilearr. riaund..r. ..1 the °Moeller foeperto meat, to doptda Jana, wood daustner of Mr. Juno. Cochrane. pub. labor. formerly of Waterloo place. TICS—SR ITIL—Jan. 1. at Chlpidog Barnet Chore% by the 1t.,. C. Spark's. M.A., A. ?Mc Pay .R. A.R.. lialrkit, dlifthillf of J. Bosith. NA., .1 Lora Bowe, Harnet. DEATHS. OARPINTER.—Jam 12, et Beast arm.. Na Wu °mats 01.rtr eT.—J L aa. It, at Alton. llama. Warted. Muabter of ths late T. Olemeot, Lg. CRIDLAND.—Jao. 13. at Idosslndo.plate. Eamall.moars, vide. al the late A. J. Cridbmi. ased 00 MINN Y.—Jam 10, 10 Illsba..lllm. Wimbledon. Norms. Elam wife of M'•J.i'.nal. mod W. HA DM:N.—Jan. 10. at Bohm rose. Aberdeen, Elisabeth Violates, wife of J. F. Iladden. IRV I NO.—Jao. H. at $l. Jams:eels,. Pailmall. the Ray. 0. 0. !mem It A.„ Visor of ooudbusst. Kent. med 10(11110.—Jam 12, M Olecester.street, Belm•droad, William Amodio!, me et Ye late J. I. Boma, elm.. of Becton, Idasmomura. aged :0 lITKWANT.—Jaa. 1' at eastramoot, °Mebane, N. 8.. the Bon. N. elemirs. leo at Jobe TM Earl of Oallo.ray, aged IA ON DMIWOOD.—Job. 11. W. toderwood. Wee.. of Alfred -rood. Mad /T. WH l tal7ll76.—.lm. 11. at Barking. 14.111, Kr. W. P. Wbltbouro. mad . WOIITHINOTON...jan. 10, I. Worthingtee. llcts . .l Butbsuser. aged U. hom e d gm pI sll WrwAs Kin HAIM. et No. S. r ue ln apr ibl , "zed. is Os OW et Unica. Printer. et Os 011se. Pinsk latho Mira el wigtitirisia—MonAr. JAllee ST 10.1IM 1 Ii