The Express. — London, England, 1860-01-27 00:00:00

AusTieLLUI ANNITEMIaII DMZ= - Alert 180 patina= araserd &ste rns :lZ Wi n** WWI Anslisilea Minis died the Allies Tama, AlessiOmemest. aiehreis ✓atveriery d the kreiriee et *re derairre el the Dark rein. Ms. J. IL Frstesasku, who via he read head es leanerty baking the elks of saperbilmamt if the Cantielnry eistliment. mbar the Oentleril7 Asiosiadis, sad nem • member sift lanutive Owed Dew Zeekeid. paella. The Mosibelsim vete year. restareles New &ask Weir- Der, Ili., tar freeman Tarenis; Leas !err Er., seep seMls[ Verne; aid the Rem Jere Debar, re Amareelle. Ammo* the games by poi se present MUM coesiallea with edema gernmenit are La Canary" Lord Morkr, Lrd MamiesA4 Mt Jul. Paltisgbe, Lrd Jihad Oseeekill. Ms. Chieherhe trees, Adger* Ifterry, sad Dereel Weed. The trenetes ihresebres hyt . promweith, Mr. S. A. the Nem J. Mart Wortley, Ms. arm Meer, Mr. .A. Teak Ms. W. Weragarsh, Kr. Maks" Roe. Dr. Lillie, Mr. M. Q. kestoodo Mr. Darr, Mr. Wrathy, Mr. F. A. The (Sea, Mr. Matakaaa Mi. IL Stoplesaa, lir. W. rietaiter , ar. Abort Alker Dr. Artier alisclutt, Mr: Dead Ceram CLAIN 11, Mr. 7. IL Dear, M. J. A.=wae, Ilk. Abed Pea, Mr. W. Jana* lls. J. IL Jarkers, Cerra Mast, Mr. A. Jargbissa. Ms. A. IL Istlite, Mt. M. M. Maria, W P., Carr Perbe. Mr. Jul. Maskr, Mr. W. Y. brisk and Ms. hurt Sear Md. And ensenpe the Awed carper we Beard Mr. we il Arse. IL? Mr. Mains , Dansi Dewar, eirdser. Capilibt Morris, sail Ogler Start Th. envie awl rdellerebi Wl et ton henna been dleminal sad peso hewn 'heated by Mr. Loam and dm meal shear nadir hie inneimian ef Mama. liettidsmd i Cferetra, Twat His. Wee, sod Mies Isalas. The Demurest pea •• LA. Health ef bee 144.gy the oesen," and seek ease* to refer 4 tear of new le dr .sired loyalty by which the whole Awash* popnielha was, maw all sheerer er isminted. la peesie "Th. Prime Consort, the Priam of Weir, sad tea the Royal Pear,' Mr. FITIOSSAID maimed the last let an 1111111.1 laving bora made w latrednot LIMA pas Ails She Aar ashes (Modes, the Prime Carers hed, an rallseMen bre made to him ti or-operas, as sorrel Meter nil sad It& lee deer to be shipped to Australia, sad sapreseed the great grata:mice he ha in having it la Ma pre le SI any wornce to darsdenain la whose wolf*, As Dit • der interest. (Claus.) B oh there tears wove drank with loyal A 5...... " The Amay and Navy" wart She NM USN, VMS WWI itchnowlsdged by Ueoreal Woos IS bred el the Issuer serviis, sod by Owlets aortas and Admiral FITIZOT an SS part of th• Mum, Admiral °tint In Asir being principally to met ova an meedote illmtrative of the collegial of Admiral Hope, clues UMW had bora mantlined by the speaker, vo., that having been twin rend* la Ihs Pike *air. be ordered the boat wbiek was carrying kin M the rem for naeliest asstetaaos to pat him on bawd the Corso net, topmost that vowel was at the lament the woe closely 'armed with the enemy, sad that while directing the operation.a there he wee wmaded a third time. The Cll•lititall then gem " Her Maeatra Mites." Mr. CHICIIT.III2II FOJIMISCOI replied to the toed. Lord klu Loo t a proposed the neat tort, " Proopivity the Amoe!tau colonise," sad a:mowed his yeetiostaa *et the priaciplea at the British consaituttaa had Wm laliedneed Into the goventasent of tams diciest provinces. Be wile at his tar* coessztoe with these dopesdeacies while Colo nial Secretery, sad has testaway to the Ire Ib.y hors to the old many rad its irtitutleen He mediated the Ides of *wag the akar as s rens al herreldreg the mother °pantry, sad that alone. Tire motes, ommtry bad so right on grouada of seilleb etionomy to out of a calory after it was once seteblishad, or to desire so retain it km Emilia laserests when it beams ripe fur lade- MsrawHo rejoiced, however, that tilers was a ter better betwein them (doilies end the mother wintry than that of self. iaterest—ths bead of mama' and lasting &fiction. TM Meet was Minsk with laminae applause. Mr. Dostaumow, late bp•Ast of tas Hume of Amiably of New bowl Weise, ackaowleeigrel the toast, obsereiag that the Amtrak. colonise, sow they were kit to thoneelow, had the happier of ecatebattag 3u,000,000 annually so the wealth of me soother etwatry, sad cit producing that raw min serial which &trios the Crimean war was Woad to be Ise very KM blood, via , gold. H. referred aro to the Australian protections el wool, won, sad wood, and to their ,growing rose aad wealth, as lattacetiog Mew future grostars. He raj .led Wahl that • ear erjanty at the tinellat pars of the er* rtpsWle. were d.dddly issuers*, to thee free trade patsy wiiisohh was parry aesepteit in Ragbag sow, sad to which • malty asigieteeriss prewar led eseratly ere is hie eresies: (Cram) Mr. J rate T , el brassy, reread " The Hewes of Ledo sad Co m y" Derr* welt the tart the armee et the Earl ot Cimarron sad Lord Stenley, whit erearally reurnsd_thers. . . - Lad Or thwevleg that assume.* all the kw biome of the roestry the Hoak of Ceethethe era that whodi we moth practically and ohatatherlideally toglisi—that irkkb bed Skis the dergent net Is the hawk sad we& id the posple—egel that w invariably idth war teoace of political bides was is okay (loaner of the glebe where ieglitheeth had tasted. lie oborwed • greet eiettlenty betake the workag uf the wairtiowiewei prtwaple is the Amerelles ealcothe wed to the mew therry. Thoth were the woe wateteriel arise earenthe *kW •••• • yaks and se thelowebt beyond thew who were iwashably (A Ithiln) There Vim ••• eld= u Ptoullhot the Isworkp, end th e our of Uwe beisig *thee afterwode is the Meas. (" Him ' bor." wad lataglita.) Aad se a fertion proof ef esf. finny, th ey sew la the ookit wa, as ta the /NW" C.salsy. • awe of Ibmg• in which pethe opiates wee ell powerful is gob& ado re—e state or Wage is .*bleb as 'Kibbe weep meld take plans withal% a reetedy„ wed to woo It wormy; his roomiesd shows is the pert ef es, rsonteloot kopuelble. Hoke of Cower= we by to new tadlll west to the w witted of hoe regokestethe Waterless le Owe Austrthea waloales, bat we ea the waren , walebtag it witli doer laweth. Hs eieild eat, bete• ow. weaol frr lue ow Wad that lb* releilose of those Weak' to the wake warty west estestrey p thrreigh a weans wit emitter souse. Furst them wee the Woks of the geronamret by the swam oweery—lbes can. hoe overawe,, bet wader the prowl= el the wake .entry—.ad Wady. there meth over, he MOM wet gay rpradis , ke that dad set seleselat the fad, bee the Mews el • okra. ea withal% end as egad ellielthei (Chew ) wowed that the samisen et saigoweew !DANA ow preesedieg Is our Aummalse Weise watt is snood, Were the watt would be wet Gob is beat the prep u of Aastr.l.a, bet le Area= ger ewe his Y.ntslkseet how, awl te thetr to thread, aid is the ethitat of "Wow that orso wee* throughwat the weld le ail eels owe so the ilk of witwares at prebeesestery gwerameat, pewter werwaterks. rol wkorkeed Weighet. (Chum) &It J. Pas Ulo7oll prop ose Tee Gerentewwwwwl Per lieweem el the Aeserethe Otioshe." Afoot is the Wirt that be Mid the men of the Odoeikl-oilre via she iou diemptehr. ten phew. end weribatbs hie vegeta, Invitation to thew mesa palmtop le the Morel mid pre sees 'OW with Minh SM eeiewits owe wet is as doe, be ehreneil ud Athitaiht bed hen emeeklly `sere Is the Westin' of ISO.. whit held sew es monies. esi wes *mod esperielly the wawa ef NAV me Ile W. Dams.. Ha weld het et erre' "set whit the awe Inewleire of tbe WNW pertlerwmtr, hut wide be seregahed poserolly the woe triessew whleb operetud bum reed the areerettp ewhor Wetted elerewstswere et mei swum at the fort of theme who leek leadtag port la the egowe of these witelet. He die ow Wet we meld My cosiestmey e of the bequeet aware .f pea which to.A piece let Anstialle—(" hoar." wad • WO). — ✓od et .11 'soots kopek wliatow night be the ewe awly tbo der.. he of a goverment woeld gut tis rowidwei hoe a wet st Its waits. (Lase hoer. ) Than woe ilk beam Is the Arterrelhe porlithoost which we anvil, aid while be Mould sot like to aro introduced fa our own How of Cow WON w.s., that fathead of tooth', the strength of per** by a deviate sad eh* number of rob a, they wore la the habit of apptplest the physical tow of long sittings— soca•tisis &winning to sit for 48 eon,' together Is onto, to Inn iwoh Mbar cm , . (A knob ) The, however, row be regarded as ow youthful rockers. tad b. bad no souk of the 'awe of any commeal7 whoa ED#lllO4/1.11 wen I•R his sad rakworeg to odailetthor theft own .g.tirs. Tit Wal toylioll to by Yr. Unlit FuSTIZ, d Vico tor. • • Or Omani," "Oar Fatherland," and " The Chalnien," WTI the ot►er tate* which were introduced by appropriate ul.l.oerea, extendtag t►. proceeding to . very adeaanad h „t. Nir. 1 .ola performed Yo duties of trOmmetor with groat •m_ury. Tin A hentracTlMAL Mreittal.—On Wednesday evesiat, tar. George Godwin, P. 5.8., delivered • lecture the 'Metes of the Booth Kessterma lf oeettm, order the btaoteg •• Rationale of W.rkm-a —the Pam to e the Premat." The lecture was seidreessil to times .1::= otti.s sad sapirstiose, doubt their power of seettemig the daft. woes that sareemad them, sad treated of them who, is st .t.. of the mom advenes CfrOSINIMIMON4 h 6 .0 tt , vrtagl valved themselves sad Latteved Mews. Bernard Palmy, tidstu . 1 . 1. 7. s the wee of Narembee• ; the wesverlie Raw genres, Ark weight, sad Crimples, Briedi. that aMillamr; Weft sad Owe* amplaamos, weer passed ia retelem, sad seek IhdOOLIOSO OM drams SO 111011111 d schieble. anew Terse, the aes. swam", Wedgooml, Thames, atspite. Tamer, SW. thews, Jahn Britten, Chemistry, Thamel CaMet eel may ethers 110awal ; tea the leather tandnied with anagethin that It wee seethe, seetheety set le be agaid that an Arabi olithisuebb thaneelthe et take die ath yawn Ts demos work wbarnest that may be, me that Mims will ha Um Water toe la. Is eseasethlisi. sad be petard sat as the waktmea of has audience when ibey night thrift adtherlage, sad ben theft haprinen wade thenined inee=e4l EZAt the tenetheiles et the lessen lb. Ne peediest et the Anblienthal Nieseeta, ineved a vete el throb. at Mr. Ogle* winch w sesanael by 16. I. C. and misled relit pains". miens. ti/barene ßA nee eresded, the anthems his chilly nothinith Tba OIOLOOICAL llocust . .—Paptia is be read at the mamma en Feb. 1 —l. "a some Oteereees Beath la Jameica." By Lees. lenett, Req., F. 0.8. 2. "On Mee Forth tram the Chalk use 0•11wite• Auras, Net, 3. " Os the pechathe Linn jun., f Lead is the Othendery Puried." Bp S. 'F. Week Ant. TIM GLASGOW MUSICAL TISTIVAL. The amen lest eight was weeded, sad es mat a wierese ashleielAises it la . Minn way, at en Ma pea. ceding modes. Uwe ma try ass drawback to the w etter residerha Nth, sadism*. Mr. Lemboth being at DONA met nth a sight melden to Ms head, Sir Kneel Shaw &ewers, the pailent ef the mobs, /Wafted that Mt. C. Z. Renkte weed simply hi shoo La Ws seitis. see re esehdem IMI essresrads la este Aeries losise steheares. he wee t er boot saledseis dr ear emeniter whs. et the spir of the eind be Merl. Ass It le env intention at W Nostrils et de hided to Mlle tato roam de. Ills le a emir, re she mirk ea tbs Freest .sea. dm Asa — seMsl lre ehM MI ma •a adore si Ws erre& * am that k es pod C e lt= des ef kat at Al dr Wpm wa lk = m a lt ems irgeldisty. *dm* wino la wee wet soarteed t sod Wee tram the a /Menden wee sad sod indy wpm. slated. tit. Dolby was emerei la • " lekit Ism" sett most kindly mewl M ft raids wlek terserd Most Mr. lirawa, we ray NNW he the kroireir due at Wel t WSe mimed "Kan" M" eon hes the presa." and woodwe seed ate Ire Mari thr thr detbisas pessema empty with this spat aid pet a in to what is 'her a croft essessities, albeit dr. Sims Rena sless I met bemeddly. Mr. W . he 's saves Dr ew" was earthat, sot the wares dor Me great mit. The none meg two yin blarldsesha. sod “ Jobe Asham, ay los ossp fay Memenised by_Mr. Lambeth), nit very great sawn ilea and sivot. Loan, lilies Witham. sad Mr. Leroy wha Mr. Winn gam the pews pisesare in Wok respective ports. Ide bays Minimelly menet to the leel our amain el the bead, sad lir. esait's tops per hiraeop. The int wee rarriloes Mai hishrhig to mi. ltis.rertana to the Zawirtfleis sad Oirros d ee* played. imi the Uttar Mem' esslsrethr dale derrite inset body osuparsiesas Maids; west off =mud to a fawns feetftel we Unsnap to beer by ear dletianiehrd coetaleymem Mr. Smart pied wltkeeff pastart, .ad dorsispit cepablethe et me C I,. rpm Nth orimairis aid and ingenuity. Tlte anima was se hip oat Wm memod liter or as ream. Thee hie ended lb. seised day deer festival, and slassery trust the two amendine menage may be m sessesdaL—North Anlish Deily Mei. . SPORTING. TATTERSALVITIVIIIMAIL Ths altmleare was sot omeesse loottag wee con ducted with ao activity. Far the Liverpool Steeplechase 10 to 1 was GSM oa the Sell, and the piens quoted below ars, for the mot pert, sensplisd frau timely aoseinal quota tions. Nucleus was the sodual asset la support for the City sad Saba/boo. The Mtserd 'ma beaked at 4to 1 far lb, Two litenand, sod ball • paint higher was venial about Bosseaser, labile 6to 1 would have beta Won about 1 11: 11 , 4a fterby •—la the City 9 to 1 wee laid sosinet Umpire, sod Aar those odds woe botted vomit him at the Owner he deathbed to 10 to 1 offered. 2061. even was invested on Mainstone 'ohm Min. LIVERPOOL STEEPLECHASE. 10 to 1 east Yr. Capers Anatia 1? to 1 Mr. Craves's Inaba. 26 to 1 Lord Covistry's Oidka 26 to 1 Ur. Wortlingtra's Tekirsot 26 to 1 Mr. }iodises 's lisigraat CHESTER CUP. 20 to apt Kr. Morisse. Lagrange (of) 26 to Mr. Caldar's Vlachs (t) 30 to Mr. T. Pan's Ompord (t) 30 to Mr. Thomas's Emig m (t) 50 to Kr. A Orangir's Usti Ned (t) 60 to Lord Qantas, as Armada (t) 1000 to 1 Mr. W. Day's Tlio Numbed Land (s) TWO THOUSAND. 4to apt Mr. A. Nisbet; TM Wizard (t) 4to Lord Portsmouth's Bootactur (t and off) 6 to Mr. T. Part's Lapin= (t 6to 1) 6 to Mr. R. Ten Breech'. Umpire 12 to Barns Rothaohild's King of Diamonds (off ) 100 to Lord Portsmouth's Plum Pudding CITY AND SUBURBAN. 40 to apt Captain Little's Theodora (t) 40 to Mr. C. Devon's Sir Isaac (t) 40 to Mr. Thorntoa's Curlew (t) 40 to Captain D. W. Posit Dartaard'a Oltvat (t) 60 to Mr. J. Lous's TM Nsa (t) 60 to Lord Coveatry's Dew (t) 80 to Kr. Lecke'. Woos (t) 60 to Yr.l . Hall's Newt (t) 60 to ILL T. Pan's Nahum (t) THE DERBY. 10 to apt Mr. IL Tat litoesk's Umpire (t adol) 10 to Lord Palzosratcat's Monists= (t 11 to 1) 10 to Mr. Marry's Thoriusaby (ad) 11 to Mr. A. Nisbors Tho WMard (ad) 12 to Lori Peetascuth's Boosarator (of) 14 to Mr. Wyatt's Natbooros (ad) 26 to Mr. Jaques' H ish Treace (t) 40 to lam Roftabilira Rain (s sod of) 50 to Baron Rothaoluld'a Haag at Diamonds (1) 600 to Mr. S. Orangar's Uncle Ned (t) NAVAL AND MILIZAR 7. ADMISALIT, JAN. 28. APPOINTY urn.— Cap- Ink B. W. Termer (1867), to the Fame, oommissioned. Ueetemmt IL J. again, (1866); mid E. h. Wilkinson (UN), to the Fade. Yawl F. B. Mery_(ls44), to tbe Tartu. Piel-libilaser T. T. Murray (1362), to the Cumberland, 70, et Shemeem. far amp of the meenumery ol the Rodney, 90. mom deem ship, et Chatham. =se. J. Crawford, M.D. 01411), to the Forte . Bergen P. W. Wles% to W.D. (1854). be eddielesid to Om Omer, 84, l a em-ship, Pei& Stlltlol3. AtedelrAmitest &epee J. P. Gangway, to the &MO* eleew MGM OMNI% Pm& Maim lEoral Caileta the E. S. U. NAM, to the Emerald; sad A.J. Cr Rorke, to the Forte. CHATHAM, JAN. 26. The screw stem gas-venal Wsederer, 4, 200- bane power, Cirssaatkr N. B. Peahen, wee paid off at this Port this waralea sitar loving Wm* sassauottos upwards at Ism pos. Nast al tit wow ars sa•Waoea arnica me, led time ban ion sin weeks' run ashore, alter w►kh they will bs ed to join ohs of the guard-ships at *Mr or tits nasal pee, Ta COURT Cr ADMIZALTY. —Au order in email la inning's Owns directh the Court et Adrahatty alai bell IY.4hp la ate of the course of Watuatheter, and thee ell pennon abrade nerd, or widen = . Lte , Masi lbw aul so el that court la say anathe, . at ease pletaidathe, lautbuted prior to the lot of reet:Z . with It then not have bras retuned bake, the deee tble thisroiffill be returned late tie court at Wee.. wirer la villa dr MI High Court of Admiralty a ang ina sag be Wing in dtdep, as the gm ta wNelt thep wadi berthellese be,. bath returnable Is tit* connate ball afjellthethe le Denant-eennees. The jadp of the maid Nee et any at hie eanspan bong at liberty to do aoy ad • ehenbin ea Irsenden. SIMMS DIATZ CO; A NAVAL 0171CL1.--sol7TH erre*, TinrumAT.—WMMon Valimise, tW slim, of the S. , Plablllate Otleatol Otwoutf, mos imed Is Me solidi. ~.mss. Immom woo had is bowl, mom um melfgeod tar N. Math. The ta leaves widow owli gged eta ei§esterd kelt t worts. atemastion. H. ws Cuorslxx, JAIr. 21—At a pension of the Howiesible d Orey'e-las, Midst this day, the aa dormatmsed were called to the dopes of bar rios-at-Law' via. :—Hash PhAd, Req., Jesus College, ILA , Mies el tie sludestehip sw at d e d by lb. Owned d Legal Edmelies to deposits Mary Ti,.; this Edwards, Ep ,of Ow.'. Col 6 Maachests. la the Ustvenity of Lades (amilede Mimes. of the dest.clase), awarded Is the present R Tans; :sisal Devitalise Basel, Edo., of ve/ of Hives Ce iary lls. sod U0..1 Masks Biesk, Esq., Cam Wes. ... JAP. 26.—The undermentioned gentle...a wove this day raked to the demo of berrisemas law by the Heuenrable amid, of Llassheriss, de.:— Hoary Allis-,a Portholes, Lg., MA , Oil rd; *Alm Richard Doe:any, E.q ,B • , efOxfosd p csa .g. g oo k Issas, Esq., BA Othrd • Mdtlas Ede Wiliam Req., J tied ; aen Idgby. Req., MA., Cask/dee • Asitsw Cesselm, La. M A.. Qmssfe liedvaisity. Inked; sad LLD., laatts; Owe Jesse Mears Esq., BA., Car Wee; Hanby Birisy, Esq.. MA., Oxford; loose irjsElamd , Rog. 8.A., Oxford ; Hairy William hrldots, Esq., B A.. We ef Oxbod ; Richard Yapp, baler, Esq., , Oxfsed ; Meaty Malswerisa ellvdm s ; Levestaa Dusahlwe, the yammer, Esq., BA., Leads* • Daub alibis. imp , Newillgale Hooper Resat/ Banta, ,• Wakes Charles Horsy, Esq., 8.A., Cam Midis; ward Rays. jun., Eq , 8.A., Cealbricim. THE PROPOSED ANALOANIATION or THE EAST RENT Awe 8011TE.RANTIIIN RAILWAY COWPANIES.--. Oa Weilsooky a smded OWNWNS hall of the ishelasste of Dower, abbe had Is.. mammal owls to a miniettba to the slays, was bell, to afford oppswasay for the rimming of dale °Oaks wkb resent Is the P 1 0 90114 asokanati" of the Seuth-Radars with the Lades, Chatham, sad Dever Meet Meat), Railway Comma . The sada& Mack wee peedied SAW by the says. .J. C. Othissay). SWIM. sew* supresed ef anypsblis pages Mal slosh sslllsa ham lbe edhat depridag the es Mee a essisaltim ef the twoof the amus essapsaien TM epasitere were Mr. Aldssmas Ramiter, Mr. R. Rom Mr. Alumina Week Ni. Comaills Beim, Kr. Ccuseiller Rddasa, Mr. A. EOM, the 14v. T. B. W. Brim, sod Mr. B. Thais Tb. ossmittee alas said a email sp puma of the bill saw IN.. parib t e r at Isr the essameties of the Mee from Esebsahast p Farrsodos-.rem, and rsv shed sheik weeedviaahle la dooms my boil restrictions Mal sighl land to impede tbs esispisle mom of the East Real Rellwag. WHIM. PAW= OPS SHILLING 11)AT. RIIVIIMIAT, JAL RILARMIRIWNO m pamiast.7o6; did, by mosso kehola,lllll,—Sold Adis, 1,096, FRIDAY EttNiMR IlirgetktuVt, TAW MIDDLESEX SMSIOMA . (BM= tie Assistant-Indp.) /LAIL CUU. Manisa 'MIMI vs• Wired far harks Asian eleven live kiwis, the pro_perty of Joseph Alfred Noble. lfr. 3, P. was essasel for the promotion ; was far Me C plemer. le g s s i ollenes alkyd wise the primer wee committed at reshisy, int eke "sm implicating him ma very slight indeed, ..d Mr. Wasur, Me ansaieence of Ramsey, moss kr the moos oms of epsokkg to Maracter. The jmy found m elmysimmer Gwalgy. Allred Memo, 1 Immo Loa, sad frgiiires Afford from it for nakwtaUy attempting to MO • Sox from • will in Sistemallest. go., sad were fond guilty. Jaime& sad Pickard, tbertolageat-Jadgepail there meld be no doubt about, and he mentemed each of them to twelve menthe' kid labour. With rooms is Leo, judgment wee to woke dot Leary tie olicrer, might min Cr= 4 se statesmate smile by the pollee about his Fria. chareellsr end lds having ban the associate at Mavis ; this • ad been mast stmanously denied by the prbastar NW Ms Meade, aad the learned Pike said he would hews the Mkt" tavestigstion made rather the. oat tinier an orroasons Inapreesion. • reksed an orpfloiloa mode te see the pilaw by his bream, ebeterisig that Niro is ewe Sally and commu nisation between the rim" and his Weeks; must be pew vested. Two witnesses who gave evidence for the defame were stated by the. polls to be aot free from reproach epos their own eharaoters. Mr. Sleigh was for the prosecution; Mr. Metcalfe, Mr. Whim sad Mr. Taylor woe counsel for the primers. lobs Richards sad 076arim Vows were Welded, Rickards for stealing, sad You.. (s swim store dealer, West Ferry road, Minoan), for hicanmely receiving seventy pounds weight of epeiter, the property of Charles William Tapper end others, manufacturers of galvoised km, Regearcenal Dock, Limehouse, the nieployen of Riodards. The latter pleaded guilty, end You,' was Awywittal, bat severely ma domed by the learned judge am to hie &tars conduct. Richards was mongoose to Oa ranted herd labour. He wee recomesseded to away by the presemOrs. Mr. Tindal Atkisson was counsel forth, prassoutiou ; Metcalfe was for Yoram A young woman named Lloyd, colvided an Turk, of picking up • Mild In the skeet sod robbing it of ita tal s o i = deer a previous convicitios hr a like dines, wen se to three years' peal servilade. The Andsumm.Jukp NMI, ander any obouslanan this wren same Os Many had asters • but the court would he orkbly Mb§ • SWIM example of Moen who committed these Semi kradations epos the unprotected children of the poor. (Before Kr. Coley.) Mary Salim., a laundress, 1111111 indicted for stealing • basket of linen from a carrier's cart. The basket of linen was lost from the cart between North ampton-ego" Clerkanwell, and Notting-hill, and some of the soirees miming were found, it was alleged, in the pie sonar's pciesselon, but then was no evidence that she had scene dishoiassely by them, sad the panel might have dropped from the ma. - fits joulaud her Wit Guilt,. Mr. Lawrence wee far the peameatlia ; Mr. Sabha for the primmer. A care le whioh • prom weed Iroderiek A. Thompson was °harp! with seseilag pe wee ragweed until neat Mr. °Mead wee for tha presesiatkat ; Yr. Ribten and Mr. P. H. Lewis for the &awe. tato Inalligaut. TIM JUDICIAL 0011MITTI1 Or TUB PUTT ODUICIL. Z.. 1 .• Adel witi ossadass *Um far tbe threat& et ce * . th , 14148 41•11DWan.110. t s ... l.lklimg b el berri b rar s til vlitrA: l T. omwieb.ibibi. worms. Vlsorlv— ikalili Lloa v. lialle; sem Deism. Madiev— D. v. lanais Illaskur. mem— From v. 11 WPw. Wval bier =Ared *lon Onel—Llaohus end emitter .. the Via irk Ohs. et v. IL 0. 1 1 •11A. A riMi v. Midi Owe of v. pievisiv 1=6 . 6 . 1,1 111 t. at a ... a . laws& v. beeete. Ilem 1 POO reelerwaliet be be & lll 7eb..... bi.i Mbit ir Cll u l me. Jildineete : Mai,. Ora& v. Cellvelor Of SIM ad 11 Mbir m l =ka r. llvuellmadaivothir v. tivak.lkwarralr EQUITY COURTS.—Jut, 28. (Ildon the Lad Clasatelke sad the Leeds loader.) THOMPSON O. InELLII/111JUL This was aa appeal from VichCheaedlor Wood. The plaintiffs in the suit were a body el parsons who ewe meted • attmlar of sebearlbers who coutelbsted • sum ef mosey to purchase la les the hoes% de., at Iltratforl-m- Lena which was the bb, aF. , which was door is 1848 A Mr. 8 the wrath le the ea ses, ocatriluted to the purchase Ide Illadres, sad by kb Tel bequeathed a sum of money sroug e. 2,8014 la haat to ho laid out ia forming • museum at askeisesee's hove at Stratford, and also bequeathed oat at the rads at his deists of Linsley Priory a sum of 601. par ..am, he the of ing th wages of • keeper or whoa, duty ft should be to reside at au-Avon, near Shalepearee muted birth*" Mead the visitants, and offer them • brad-ep sorrel, with pea and fah, to laborite on certain wartime roll liar Wpm. ee rase as the fancy of each visitant might Who him eo write. The hurter of Mr. Shatspeares wi Wag of opaline that the bequest use v,id:uatler the Illortsels Act, se leading to carte a perpetuity, objected to act la the ressease, and a salt wes brought to enforce it. The Vire.Cheaollke held that void. Hence the renal appeal. Mr. Darr sad Mr. Martindale were foe the ntbersibin to ebehrposn's house, the plalabffe sad the appellants. Mr. Roll, Sir H. Cairns, and Mr. H. P. Roche, supported thedecree. The ore was not concluded. (Before Vioe•CAamaUor Sir Jobs Stuart.) ROBIRTIION V. NOW& Mr. Maher, Q.C., and Mr. Hem llbraes appeared for dr Sortie la this es width ler Ore ea le be beard. The ads roe threttred by the veer of the late J. C. Reams" tor the mese et dienter. fad whollag•up the slidre et a perekan berms Maar Ihrere sad Norris Ile the arr said the Raley Ther By • brows &km the Mb 0. le epeeer bieleta tad Jobs TbeeseeNarrie bed bees bond Gadded le the Serdway lam hi seed Aerie. me piaiegf Der oselerted thee their J. 0. Bobootece, oddities le a ter-half, ore 11.11611 le a aerelorath share to the vh s,. • r•ereirot sad reeegar el the assayer Them elrolated by the Waft. drat Mr. Bacon, Q.C., sad Mr. Piggott append for the Moe- Tb. Vice-Cliseconor decreed that the partnerehip be the 'maw, Time should be dimolved. and that the Aeolic*, This., nonrepaper should be sold. That an inquiry should be made sa to the right of the late J. C. Robertson to a one eighth there in the paper W — MiniWon to lb. oat-half Mara That the receiver and nassise should be otettianid end conduce the palm In the ntesatlma end that the dehadant should pay the costa of the suit. SOUTH IP. TRI •*PAT NOZTERIX ZAILVAT COXPANT. Mr. Beggallay append fa support of a arum by the plaintiff that the defendants might pay the earls al this sun, and that the bill might be dimmed, or that tagthar mooed- Mgt in the suit might be stayed. It epgearud that the bin was Bled in August, 1868, fir an iejcectiathe Greet Northern Railway Company from lig esa l iZ ia t g cod waggons of which the plaintiff claimed tube the owner. The coal waggons is question had been used by MOM. Price, coal coarobants, on the defendants' line of railway, and the railway company had taken posseasion of and threatened to sell them in order to aunty their deemed against Yemen Price, assesioned by a breach on the part of Messrs. Price of an egmeaseat between them and the railway employ. The bill being Illad fa the keg vacation of 1868, the defendants undertook not to sell the Ingres till the sitting of the court. In Peireary 1860, the plaintiff obtained a verdict at law aphid the company, subject to a trehomme to ma arbitrator to as the damages; and the compauy having given up forty-two of the fifty-four coal waggon., the damages were amassed at 1161. and the remaining twelve coal wuggaa• and 6601. fs eddl tion was awarded in lieu of the twelve other coal waggons la case they should sot be given up. No other proceedings be this mit having been aka., the plaintiff now made the pre sent motion. It wee contended for the defendants that the suit being for the delivery of chafed., the court had no juris diction ; and that, as the plaintiff had choose to proceed at law, the defendant. ought sot to be ordered to pay the oasts of the init. Mr. Baas, Q.C., and Mr. T. Sava were for the de fendants. -- The Vice-Cheamdlor, however, thought the court had jurisdiction • and that as the plaintiff had been socceseful la the it so far se it had been proceeded with, the defendants must pay the costs of the suit. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH,—Jew. 26. Bitting, hi Basco.— (Before the Lord Chief Jumico Mr. Justice Witithean, Mr. Judie Crompton, aad Mr Joe*. Blackburn.) CLARKS V. MS. Their Lorthhipa gave judgment M Wa arm which WU an appeal from a coarlction of unighimam at Loughborough for permitting caokrighting on his primness by tha op lt. It sowed that the oaddienbor osempiolnof of won olio an osnapolonal oso. for Os doloodus woo no Y Obo Mit at allowing M on lalo madam ; aatirtr W be esoshol non loos nom time wiko attended floa oposOnda. Undo those drooornancon oho mot gimbal On carob- Hos, and gm isinsont for alhominilona. IN m KAPPA& OP AN Yr. Port awed for • tale caning open as Wens, la mower amain eademeat• urged agelast b era aildsvhs. It mean *at male tine ago the eaten" , la goestien • to &T ile Madill th of eto $ Quees'eateasol tot 114 So, La apes Oldiag, sad Cot., Olassato4aa. Oa geliastiog the at the bask the annum wee taking! dot Not slaty bed drover aemeete -ia Ike beak, tat let W emend to keep at seemat there fir over three years. Rol* gloated, mad made votarsable a lloaday. LATINS T. I. T. SNITS. . This our a ease tried before ldr. hutice Markham on Babuday last, h which Antoine Levine. the celebrated oboe player, was the plaintiff. and Mr. E. T. Smith, of Drag. Las Theatre, the defendant, for breach of eostraot, when verdict was found for the plaintiff. damages all. 10e. Mr. Hawkins. now moved fora rola ceiling epos the plaintiff to show oases why there should not he a new trial in the sees, on the ground of misdirection by the ketnadjadge, and that the verdict was epics% evidence. Bale nisi granted. TEI QUERN ON TUN PROITCVTION OF TIN DIIII 0 INANILSON F. FINCHLY. num yea a oonviction by the R'. Mr. Pratt, at Wood bridge Sessions, in the county of Suffolk, nadir the Malicious Trespass! Act, fur injury done to the property of the Doha of }demihos, his grace benkg Lard of the Alum of Walton on the-Nrse. The defendant woe charged with abstracting cement Woe from the shore between low sad high water marks, wbaimby his gram's rights were Interfered with. Oa the other hand the defendant meiatained that for a great number of years he had bees in the babel of taking the cement stone In quention, and he dented tbe title of the Duke of Hamilton to prevent him. Nevertheli se the magistrate convicted. Yr. Pearce sow implied for a certiorari to being up the cionvlodes in order that it might be quashed. It was plain a was involved, and the megienste yes there- L a talitont tfUe jurisdiction. It* WI panda. COURT OF EXCHEQUER.—JAL Se. - - &tamp at Nisi Pries.—(Below Mr. Bares &wawa and Cessna Juries.) Batt! • 1110RINGTON—PlIONIS5OTT NOTTS. Mr. Metre wee eounesi for the plaintiff; Mr. flawldso and Kr. lone replanted the defendant. This wee ea satin brought to recover 621. IM. 4d., bales the meant of a pressimory note, jointly Awned by the dr fondant cad a Mr. Carter, and interest, seder the fdllowiag atroametescen The plah.tiff was only the nominal plaintliK the reel piafalif bolsi Mr. Bentham, of Duntabisa whe at tar below of lb. Carter bed discounted a bill far 241., oa wltkd Me ante of the defend/at, who was Carter's brother- In-law, appload es acceptor, Carter stating that ha had re- Weed hfa moist of gond. supplied. This bill was en taken up at maturity, and the one for the plena' was that Mr. Bentham bad Mien up the promissory note sued ea for the value of that bill of 254, and for further admen to Caner._ ?its defoncit was that South= bad mosived the note know ing thm ft was be accommodation, and that tha defendant bed reeeined no Taloa for h, sad that he had not mods the nets. fir. lons Inuoueil, to eenoming op, Isit It to tie 10 ley wbotbor Mr. lbeettios bad received deo wee het*oo eice It we so osecomeridadea now, sod observed be nab be pied If a NH. erierie tar ecoomneodetios were mete fabler that hot w the deee et them. _ _ The Nei wan al ;Odra that Kr. &attars bed sot bad natio, tart It was Ow sekomodades, Pad Mad a viedrkt for the pirbtU f Ire SU. b. (Advatisement.)— HOLLOWAY'S PILL AIII) oirf ine..—lnutulr —Mows rem. -As se Olosses ars losliereittersi is lelessa of tb terelseste reseedlr sow se ogee ass to gat tee,* cooled's of tie Ws Wo , ow The AM oteol.t b. weeleolit Wen to ily primed imu Ts illpsedsm sad the Mutest timid se the awe Pus toblod seed elleomelle boles a Ow bosom site abotsden sr/ ow tie libels *IA Ills doe sl We &sod be iessielol se se 4. sob loosseasefolembe. on so ~Me; the db* Is meadertvi. • doom gels wow le Or soreed as Ible traelmese boi bees 1.11.et0l Per weak ; the Iseprese• sone Moab powersont. no admen* 0.11 Or* t• hallikagusikiri &elitism. 7HE POLICE COMM MANBION-HOI7BE. Datil Notelet sad William. lag, boys el korteat and Mesa, were dowsed with amisalting David Davis, and roe 'Wag a thief from Ids mostedy. The r zemelor rid--I was 'leading maids the shop of Say dal Sr, a clothier, fa Codor-screst, Honaisdhoh, team ye and si: o'clock yesterday events& 1111111 I saw • mob of boys go by, cue of who. was relaying a child's hat mad moms other artialiS edam of which I could not Ideal, sad inamsd afterwards • warm oat of Fleur-de an d the boys had swim the boy's bat sad goys. I followed the boys, and caught the oas who had the bat, sad had brought him beak half way down Cottle-street, when*. two premien sad some Misr boys est upon me like tigers, and rescued that, oosapsolon. Beiboy, who hid a heavy stick with him, struck me • • viand blow on the back of the bead, the t an from which I use feel yet, and Noquet amok me namely with his ;fist is the eye. They them paed me down, sod while I was on the pooad shoat a dorm boys got shout me, kick g ad Ganda', and if a polloomes lad not awns up I they would have killed me I was oared la the aims way moo before, when I owed a boy who had 'Wise • waist coat, and I believe the planters were the most active moos she mob who asaultod sad erased the thief then. Police-ccestable 62 esid—A woman gave Bailey foto heap slut 'ri m & dee es es roido ow, awl be bell ea bore Mb y re led is rise; is Ilse Ow was se lagel pest.. to the rehbor. The prisoners both aid hell *shin to do either with ralsbary er the readt. The het was, tray wore . In IMO poet. maet, waft me* leekteg ee, whoa= geese evegeles thy were meadhed imp Os promoter, and glees hie cmately, shirk wee a imp es try was both Inert Isis" There woe, howerep, elbeedist tadheesuthat they wars ferevigible young vollow-with • ems evegisios at being Nem, .ad the Lied *gee deed lb les ewe tor the dm* with Mongrel* eve is mid maw Yd. li. Ms Jamie and mow www wile u tat with M aL seves piens el 1111111111111 the of Misers. Celanese esl= Chi" ware . Suet, thleativs eaw dos abied Illbe..art la • eughlese way, wed watched thin der* seer eat with • WWI% while aspiresb alsogal vest hie the Me de et el Mews Whims n% ,eaif Sr lie The serer hi dersd Je teak ids Ski eselelly, sad sewed his to the Mays, elm ships he name to lebeeemeet, sad Whig Sispins lbws sated him wislkie I Lew say =tat which bad Ise Mod Jery replied died be hod Moir Mks ti. beed/e sad rhea it to Jen le, aid tied de Iliad le give hlosalt to melod Tbe y. prisoners, who wore both ea MOMS to the polies, now pleaded petty s itzl i z aik aad won roamiesi, la odor to be deolt with in GREENWICH. MN Ford, • cab-driver, al Wilson-eireet, New-mese, Depths!, hedge No. 11,909, was charged with having hem drunk sad driven his horn mid eab into a prod on Black heath, whereby Kr. W. Pienbroke, a gentlemen road* at 1, Floremerplare, New-cross, sad wilkand us, narrowly sees ihomodeg. M ped appumed Met on the dilemma of Thersday, the 19th iseleat, the dellmisat wet maimed to drive the complainant sad his wife Gad us st amichtiati, and was desired to &Used at half-past to lb. mme swain to maw than bock. At the time stated be Weeded end the ;rimy having enticed the eN thedelhedent drove off. &only atisrwards a ewers foille4ef the wheel.was felt, sad • law womb seine qa.levideg at at the ash window, the eamplminent band that Miming led delete Ws a peek the water entering at the deer sod up to the lades of those Inside. La ahem tam nand, and meow with Immerse NM hma tin ilmmtmot tavern eppeeko, lad having waded wp Is Muir edlth. neseseded in tarrying the oocupente of the tab wet, lie bass tressoody eluding still, the water a far list ea Wag el tin depth of 13 kg. The dellandeell de s& bdog &oak sad seed that he had fallen Weep Man searerork. Be am attempted to show that the void& was • privets esnient lan and izits thirekise aot liable to the preellehe el tie Amt. Charles Jena peered that =at wee end had asked witness to scoompasy him with the deb am might in question. Witmer did M ad wished dellodwat to lel him drive, whoa he rank sal Iffammlistmly shorter& drove into the peed. Mr. Becker teed dislant SI. sad eosin, b default el paying which he would he imptistmel GNI birt MD Ira Wow fa two months •- . - T - ttnd;fendos;t not Luria( the wig, we imaigall his the mart is ouMody. TRAFFIC ItZTURNS. Mall Valli. Mao 1.4*. /1646. 4946. amp absaillaW M s ! Irak mime Jaa. IL 4 I I Mid mit4 Nara - 41 6 6 1.44 5 . 554 LITT MINI A 1 4 1 14448. 868114-am' 744 176 111 SU fat—... -.- IS IN 1.03 1.111 1411 IL SL 144411= 746 18211 31570 suss 68A* Wet laososalm ma llailliis Si 11 OS 04 746 MOM 4.6 Ilallro Jusillso- ma IS 624 674 UM 1.876 Mirk .ima m aria be Vow .... Sark WY. - 4.636 6.164 termicas ssd DeillaaSsa " I . 474 8144 Vas 4 596 18.•118 sal Farm . . alirrar "L I. . la 4UN 88 - 0 • - 'l,-71a , UR 2412 •• =1 aim -........- ISO 1... !,,.. Kin 114: 2941116 Owed ... ....-- - 1. 404 1.414 USI 01 / 4 44104 Ihissr...... Maar Me 11,411 Sin 84710 12.716 larisiblss. ma Obalie lliwalla rholia gent Wawa". 4ll 1916whei mill Mils .......«..... ... 9911 IN Law 1.687 CIaTIAL LOW DON ZAILWAY AND Dom.—This WI boa bus withdraws by dr paiitton. Kr. Nowak the 50irwok swag est plusione set bawls' W d tV amid mow la Se ft§ mid Ilbs mei le es that 'le erlorliose ea le st i r bomi li ne= which estilhd Om as ibe paliaralary seek weans MI art Mir lbw sod Os lA= drifts poulparod mei wbereasere weld be 1111111118MOliet libr waft. - FLOATING Futs &mums U 11001.—Aadai upon a semeties has Mr. Wessesk eetkitte Ito Ormairier, Meow Bra Mears ate elm* eme eteeetei the aihriabilty esedissilis et uti les In ask sailerdmides blllia THE AbSAULT UPON d I.4JOUIER 117 d ALN COLNB9Iiii PAINS& The inquiet sport the body of Mark Be'.,ereWhe was who was se brutally ill-nested et Speared, raiders, between Lincola end Wragby, as reported Is the Doily Nam, was held at the Green at Holton Beriseriagos Wad aeday. Tbe father of the hiesmed, Joha Brewer, depend that hie son cuss home es Bandley v tlee lila of Den., wed was at ohurch whoa he arrived. Doesmed weal we k% anti he then told his father that he should sever pet better. Two or three days after, a little girl famed Mamby told hint that a woman, named Foster, hod heard two Ws la &Wind talking how shamefully Mark Brows had be.. wed. He went to &teased, sod fa coming bask, he met Mr. Manse Peel who wished him to forgive him. He veld him that it was act is his power to do so. On the Titareday sad Fri day previous, Thomas Peel bad bees to his heave to ask to be forgives. The prisoner naked bow deceased wsp, sad be mid him has wee wry bad indeed. Peel said, Mark, I suppose yea blame me for your illnees," and Nark replied, "I don you have gives me my death wound." Peel asked if he would forgive him, and be maid, " No, I shall not" Pool said. " Mark, I paled you about, but I did not hurt you," sad Mark re pt** ' Bet you did." Peel said, " You know I hung you up, bat I took yos 401111 sofa ;" and deceased amid, No, yoa did sot, you left me hung up, aad John Smith came into the stable, and hems' out, ' Charier, here's Mario hang Mm. self; and he them oat tee dorm." Peel eashiewl to the hither that be had stew* him with a fork shaft, and be also palled him oat of bed ea to Widow. Beane be died itemdd ell that be bad spoken was Wee, sad that Teen Peel bad killed Min. The two youths whom the doommd reamed to as having oat him down—Jobs Smith sad Merles Whita ker—were exemismd, and they both declared that they knew nothing of the amanita complained of, bat a men amid Atkins sold that be had seen Brewer gesealted by the primer. The Rey. Mr. Lloyd detailed the con vereatkaa which be had had with the deeseeed, showing the ill-trestateat which be had rewared at the heads of Peel, aid be afterward, saw the rimer, who dialed the troth of all the aconeations, although he admitted pulling the deemed out by the legs. The assis4at to the wpm, Mr. Wronghant, said that Peel called wed asked bow Brewer waa, and when told that he was la a fair way of r covey, he said he wee pleased, for be wee coated to death lest As man should die, sad Mr. Wreaglemn should certify that he died from ill-u as it might get him la a hobble. euperiatamleat Thoreby detailed a coavarenias he had with the deceased. He said, '• Thomas Peel, one day, on • Manday, Wine weeks ago to-day, whilst I wee feeding my master's kenos hem a slew, came up to me sad said, ' I went that Wm.' I said, ' Take it them.' He then l.ld bold of me, ad palled Was out of the gable. It hart ate very much at the thee, sad has done ewe aims. Thomas Peal Week me with a lbandfork-ehalt sees the book. Oa the Tuesday after the trot eesaalt, Peel banged me apby my handkerchief to • ash la the wall of the stable, and treat away sad left me. John Smith "wad me, aad called to Chaise, who tame and oat as. down." The maser thought that farther evidence could be procured, sad be thenlme adlearaed the inquiry far a Willett. PIOPOSED ZET.EOPOLII4N RAILWAY AZTII,BIOIfB. Mr. Haywood, surveyor to the City Commission el Sewers, Ls presented his roper awn the ma aad cha richer of popery within the City seeedided by the various comperes who have bills betas pediment for effecung *dirty tranunicrion with the City. He dates that the Lends. sad Blackmail Railway Company apply for an act to enable them to provide additions' audios accommo dation sad other works, for which purposes they have misruled property on the urban aide of the Meting railway between Coopn'e-row and the Ministry r wall ea all the property end public ways on the menu side 'of the Miami's, bounded on the north by the miring railway end oa the 'oath by Sparrow-comer. The pro 'Misdated (taitiniive of public ways) amounts to 2 sores. The promoters of the Threes 'funnel Rail way Mve projected • oentiartka of their line from Csancia-street-road (where it will join the London anßlack well Rodney) to New London-street, Fenchurch-street ; the come ef the line, which will enter the City at Sparrow corer, will be south of the Metre Loudon and Bleckwal Railway. The area of the property within the City (exile nos of the public war, which are to be spanned by arches) scheduled to the hoe la shoat 21 acres. The promoters of the London. Chatham., sad Dover Metropolitan Rxtraloa propose to cross the Thames into the City east of and clone to inackfriarie bridge, moist Bari -street, Wear-Wee, Uniea-street, and Ludgate-luil, to the site of the late Fleet Prison, and them to its teriniaation at Brasistea buildings. The public ways are to be armed by arches, leaving than levels unmated, except Flawless, Rear- alley, and Wheattheal-alley, which are to be stopped up. This scheme also embraces two branch *direr, one of ! which crosses Snow-bill to join the Metropolitaa Railway at Victoria-street, and the other (diverging from this) to tie site of the late Szeithileid-inarkin. The property in the City scheduled fee the whole (exclusive of public ways) is about l 3 acres. Thither Nu:there, Holborn, and City Exiimaioa is to brash from the Gnat NOfthirD Railway near Maiden-lane to Teterboro-yard. The property in the City scheduled for this premed nadertaking embraces wady to. whole of the space bounded en the nerds by London-wall, rat by fieddros-piers sad the Drapes' -gsrdeea, south by the pro puny ca the aeither* sidle ot Copthell-aourt and Great Bellm ! alley, and west by the rem side of Moorgate-strest. There I is aim sobrukd a small area of propeity frondng Holborn, lin the vicinity of Baker's-court, Fureival'a-tsn, end Leather lane, and also between Rip pier end the pinion of Fiaid lane which is within the City. The railway is to be car ried on • viaduct, the entire area scheduled (exclusive of public ways) being about 22 atm. The promoters of the London Rahway Depot and Storehouses proper to make a railway depot, storehouses, and other works In Smithfield, to be approached by a sew street from Viotoriatetrest, and a stableness= breath railway to connect the new markets with the Metropolitan Railway. The ores of property exishe sive at public ways, for the entire undertaking is about 21 acres. The Smithfield markets, streets, sad improvements, exolueive of public ways, and including a portion of the area of the late market, cowries about :11 acres. In conaludon, Mr. Haywood states that the total area of the property within the City scheduled for these vedette projects is about 13 sera; the number of public ways to be spanned by mime about 70, sad the number to be entirely absorbed or stopped up about 42—a larger am aided by new same@ than in any previous year Mee 11411. He recommends the emersionen to dissent from the whale of these projects. MARKBZB COTTON. LivaarooL, Jos. 21— The Woo of opt ion to-day Si. estimated at 12,000 balm A quiet Moody 'sacked at yaltorday's Woes. WOOL AND WORSTED.—Baaaronn, Jan. 26.—The dullness we lest weak soiled in the wool trade rather in. MGM. The seise of the week ere very limited, and la scam quarters lower prices Ere seboilated to. Combing skin Ie sew becoming plentiful, and will tio doubt be premed upen the market to secure the present high rates. We hare a stud y trade doing in lambi and shorts, without any change la prime. There le no improvement in this breach. The avert Wiese are not doing much, nor Is there any new snmalus with the home meantime. Prices ere toe high fee speculation; hews the @unease that pervades the market. Compared with the state of things two or three menthe go, there is a greet alteration an the piece department. The mesufacturers hut more orders offered then they could un dertake; now they complain of an abeence of inners. Then the machinery wee all well employed, now looms as, stending, sad the tendency is to keep others idle, fur the pre uses nigh rates toe oath worsted and cotton yarns offer no inflessmest to make to stock. Boyers for the Americo' imettet ere very gene. It it nedentood that the large ex , WOO of lest meson ere not selling to the extent that was engaged, croseqttently W serplus /forming for the spring draw d. Of course it cannot always be " high water," and a litre faterreptima to the excitement of November may In dus. id ..1 assent . smatisa that will be bensikdal to ell mgag la dr aide CORK.—Bemultiewsu, JAW. 26.—At Olcasseiter sad Worcester roarkata, on the 14th, the wheat trade ruled dull, het the mureacy et the previous week was firmly maintained for all description. Barley quite se dear, with a trilling demand. Oats oily found bu)are in retell. Beans and per dull, but not oheaper. Daring the present week the Meer Mime in wheat have been ea a still more limited seeks, although the pillion report a fair demand for flow; priers are aoadeally unaltered. Barley bold for rather mere new. Oars very difficult to quit. Baum and peso only fad buyers in very wall quantities. At Wolverhampton, yesterday, there was • abort supply of wheat, and the prices of the pre vious week were firmly maintained. At this day's market there wee lees wheat offering, yet the *vide ruled dull, with the turn in favour of the buyer ; but we make no alteration in our quotation*. Barley sold slowly for rather more money. Oata, beam, and peas in very limited demand, at former rates. Davlzaa, JAN. 28.—We had a very abort supply of wheat, which mat a very tirm *ale at last week's Feces. Barley was in amall supply; the quality was inferior to last weak ; that being takes tam °moderation, there ma so re tinal= is price. W haat, beet, 45e. to 480. per qr.; do. middling, 38e. to 45e. per qr.; do. Warier, it. to 88a. per qr. Barley. 33.. to 43e. per qr. Oats, 23e. to 213 a. per qr. Beans, 4oa. to 48a. per qr. Nee, 42e. to 48e. per qr. Flour, flae (per sack), 38e. to 415.; ditto, emada, Ve. to Me. Xu4cHirria, Jig. 26.—The node during the wash has undergone no insterial chenge ; Wetness has con tinued to he confined to the purchases et asounitoos boyars oily at priori, r.r,ina bat little trees those prevloody current. Fair supplies of when* and sour hoes shroud have bent received et Liverpool, and also • seadesese quantity of oatmeal from Ireland ; but of othav Midas the arrivals are light. There was a somewhat better attendance at our market this morning than for atone weeks pest, notwith standing which we we unable to sport say ispeoventent in the iletuand for wheat and dour. The favor Tao bald truly for previous rates, but the letter wee la an bastanote ob tainable as slightly lower terms. Oats, oatmeal, peas an d Indi a n corn, were in limited request ; TitLont sheradon In veins. Egyptian beans deollited L per quarter. 'titans., Jaw. IL—At to-dare Nees areloet the show of wheat from the growers was moderate. Buyers operated awe freely, and rates quite equal to those of last week were rediesd ; white deaoriptiorte sold at 495. to 66e.; red, 44e. to 48s. per 36 stone. The barley trade was a shade more satire, sited molting sorts, which were some, made le. more mousy, 18e. to 46e. per qr., while grinding ditto ware a dull /111114 and the turn in &your of the buyer--295. to 31e. per Man. Oats a moderate show, but a heavy eat. at previous currencies-22e. to 26e. per 24 atom. Beene were in limited supply, and no material alteration In their value can be 60etquoted, pr 154siors var 36 ying from 40a. to 425. per 38 stone. PIM, to pa stone. NIWNUNT JAN. 26.—Our supply of wheat was MN day swan, an d realised tally last week', rater clearance Wag sileetad. Thu same remarks may be appilisel to good baby inferior neglected. Tue trade in oats, beans, and peas, dull. IJiantries, 28.—Than is a better demand for wheat, sad sanapke fu fair °octillion sell freely; the prices range from 42.. to 524. per qr. In barley there is less effor ts(' bat the trads is slow. Oats are pleatiful t and la. Fe: qr. lower. Beans and peas ao change in rains. ZDUIDVILON, JAN. 26.—We Lad IS the market to-day . 1 6 t6;: . qrs. wheat. 1,379 barley, 2,860 oat., sod 267 beaus. sae .old--Wrest, 964 re.;q barley, 963; oats, 1,611; and beaus, 173 qrs. Sales dull. Aa compared with last week—Wheat warn ls. 9d. down on top, and 11d. down on average. Barley was 6d. op on top, end 9d. op on average. Oats were the same ea last on top, and 4d. up on average. Beau were 6d. up ow top, and 2e. 3d. up on average. Prices per imperial qr. : Wheat, 341. to 48s. 3d. Barley, 295. to 41s. 6d. Oats. 214.6 d. to 30s. Beans, 40s. to 46e. 6d. Wolifht of top—Wheat, 6611 be.; barley, 67111 m. ; cam, 461 be, ; beans, 67111.6. CATTLE.—Enrweunow, Jaw. 26. The supply of Amp this morning wea 4,496. Little variation in prices compared sith those obteined at last market. Ono very su perior lotof std blackhead welders brought 63e. 611. a head, being fully Bd. per lb. With the exception tit the above, the top prim was 701. ; current, 7d. ; ewes sad inferior from 6d. to ffid. per lb. The supply of cattle wee 884. The at tendance if bayou wee numerous, but prim down 3d. to 4d. Per moue. Top Price, 7s. 9d.; current for the best from le. 3d. to U. 6d.; middling and inferior from lts. 4d. to 6e. tid. per imperlal Irene. A clearance not effected. Fed pigs, from fie. to 6e. per imperial stone; six to eight weeks old do., from 10e. to 12e. a heed. Numbers in market--Sheep, 4,498; fat agile. 884 ; mush cows, 68 ; pigs, 236. Till CORN TBADZ. BIRMINGHAM, JAN. 26.—With me *sceptics, arising from the wild speculation at the beginning of the Italian war, the price of wheat ham varied remarkably little during the put twelve months ; and, though it fa now 2e. 6d. a quarter above the rate current at the time we lamed our last annual circular, the avenue of 1859 is below that of the preceding year. We still think that the last crop of ' wheat has proved rather under an average in the United Kingdom, though this Poem to be the first instead we are aware of in wkdoh sad • result hex followed a fine dry summer and autumn. The total quantity of corn, meal, and fiNir imported last year was about one million quarters lam than in 1658, but the surplus tram that year does not seem likely to be exhausted bakes nest harvest, ea we had then not only the largest mop of our own growth on record but we also imported more foreign than we bad ever done before, exoept tn 1863. The high price of potatoes, arising from deficiency in the crop and destruction from frost, may however materWly Wows the con ' stunplion of knead. We have repeatedly =premed an =that we ahould receive bet little grad from died States, without a comitkesble advance in our prices ; but we are now informed that clocks are midi , in• creasing In the American ports. That dime et New York is said already to amount to about a million and a ball barrels, and although • loss may be almost detain, it is quite possible that the necessity for realising tadr capital may compel the holders to ship I ergely daring the coming apring andawanier ; Indeed, the weekly arrivals at Liverpool are already considerable, and appear likely to ineresie. The stock of grain on the Danube will be large by the time the navigation reopens, but the advance In the pies during the last twelve months has. generally speaking, been greater in the con tinental markets than in our own, se that It is by nom ans =likely that a portion of the spring shipments from the Black and Azoff Mlle may be directed to other perm of Europe. particularly Portugal and Italy, and perhaps Spain. In the northern departments of France, the rise in prima has already been sufficient to make the export duty prohibitory under the French sliding seals. Still we nes not sanguine that we shall have any considerable incases in prime at present, unless caused by some unfore seen event; though we think the great consumption *ode ctram a kid general trade, and the deem' of large impornetiona. will prevent wheat from declining in value. Ths deck of wheat at Gloucester is now Meat the acme as twelve months ago. The crop of barley is misdeed to have been about an average one in quantity, but a great ion wee thin and weathered, aad the very fined production are now so scarce as to be worth more than wheat. Of foreign the importation has been larger than any previous ot t year ; the lower qualities ha beam relatively unusu ally p, it has been Ir n extend used for feeding that we do estimate the prepest at above half what It was at beginning of last year. The Irish oat crop in admitted to have been very deadest, particularly in the north-western empties, but that in England is con sidered to have been • good one, sad the growers now liberally supply our markets, and will probably continue to do so daring the next three months; yet as the breadth grown in this country is not great, we think It probable that rims will continue comparatively high during the coming spring and summer. Though so muoh complained of before harvest, the bean mop has turned out a large one, and being harvested in unusually good con dition, was fit for immediate use. The pries has consequently considerably declined, though, front the deficiency of the crops in Egypt and the south of Europe. the imports in the past year have been lees than usual, and have now shout deed. The breadth of peas mown was unusually large: the produce being abundant, the value of this kind of grain is now lower then for come years past, and large arrivala are expected from Canals in the coming Demon. The supply of maize lest year was much less than in the preoedtm, but the demand for Ireland bong but small, prices are ten&ner some what downwards. Last summer's crop of dart in the east appears not to have been nom than sufficient for home con sumption, and our present stock is elmost exhausted. The recent arrivals of millet have also been very small.—(From Messrs. J. and C. Stereo Circular.) ♦BBBSLS SPOILSK WITH. Oestarian 4.bfs. Coo Dine, from New Primes r Livapel. Dee. 66, IN S 6 ►6. lon 66 M. Gram Masts (OM Liverpool, Dee. 21, lat 6 N. lab 1$ W. Nat►onal Caere (able), Gates, tram Galveston Pm Liverpool. Dr- 26, lot 27 el, lac 07 la. North &sorters (s), from I Iverpool tar Portland (MILL len. if, let 61 N, IN 66 W. POWISIBUS 0100. at Bata, from New Grimm for Liverpool, Jim 10, tee 34 64, loa 73 el. )iovemaisla, tram Liverpool for Cs'eutts, Dee. 5, let 28 9, IN U W. nem, (Amelia. dip), from Lemke tor Wetcoarm, am. I, Ist 6 it, lea 114 W. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. eummellald, 1r019161'419km.; the wile of of ri;o7t7 " CALK WHAM.. —Jan. lit at Comtism& PontAnaliife, N. 8., Lull Otbata Osrmlebael, of a von _ _ COL—Jas. It at itiehinond tenses. Old Tiserord. lleateheeter. the wile et H. Ooz. i q.. of a demean OLINNIII.—Jea. le. at the elerebeery. Honing*heath. wiz Beef 14, lidmisars the wife of tee hey. J. D. Olean* of a sou. HOW ILL.—Jan. :2. at , A sedation& the wife of T. & Howell. lee. O - f• am ' - - MUNN —Jas. 21, at at Rectory. edaeord, 1•• cf , ga l ' fr o o f Q. low. J. R. J. Mabee. at • dositnie. 1291•7 . .—Jaa.Y4 sa Walio••••Themsa the Eta of 0. Mott, lioq , of a Noa Sw rox.—Jsa. 2104 allasokoesent. Pastion. Na logo of F. D. F. im at ••••• P1L102.--.lmo 21. at the Priory. Modbolood. s loo wife of 11. B. Psloo, 800, of daoskoloo. an. lOSIIIIT El • 4—.1 St at Hareourtairoot. Dublin. No site of J. D. loomaibol, goo of o doodws. 1181111.,—.1110. U. al like gam Ohs wife of elf J. fiioo, MM. al 111108. w lot Eum.-4.. V. at Both, the offs of Oapisla M. T. Wickham, faat loot, of a son. MARRIAGES. lIMARDMOIII—WATIBIIOIIB6.—Jah. 28 at the Cathedral, Man. choler. by s tit . Svc W. W. Johnson. M.A.. S. Dierdmore. Iraq.. of llMfierdebt to Mary Ulgeth, daughter of W. B. raterowe. req.. el Itedlima re. . Perth Weise. m (111.AWIORD—)110011 11. at the Oatbedral, Manch...ter. by the Rev. H. M. Weather", M.A. Mr. J. Urawford, to liclicent, Mr. J. *ohm, all of N&Dailtl4/R. 111 1 13e eof IPICILARD.—Jah. 33., at the perteh church. Levu. ty the Irv. V. 8. amine= Mr. T. W. fhb.. et Holheek , to flealoaLt, Ll i tT(l- 1 71 tirk6"..—J Wm e m by to W.P. W. Terra Wtllleat. mu of lb. late Mr. el. Bitching. to Alma daughter et Mr. ter Kirk. LACIT-I...E.—Jae. 13. at lit. EMon - viviere. the Rev. IL lap. to Charlotte Meaty. {iiegtiter 04 tan 1t... A. Lae, Rector of rarlii-81CKLI.M0118.—Jaa. t 5. at St. lawrcj: n Churchlf, Ire of Thema. Haut. by the Me". J. gnaw A.M.. Ca r p. thaolh. lase et the 66th Kett" to Clatherlow daughter a the ler. O. W. Malmo.% A.M.. Weird Pt Lemrestce. • 1•11118-1M43888.—Jan. 24. at the New Church. MenMcdrect. Math. Mr. 11. Rhyme" of Ihramanick, to Elisabeth. daughter of the kW Mr. J. ltoers. at Iron Anton. Ulo,Onter•blr.. SALMON—LINAORT.—Jan SI. at the ravish church. Twickenham. by the Rev. 0.8. Master. the it.,. H. T Samoa. of Blltou. War. akkahlre. to Hamlett Elisabeth, daughter of the lets Admiral 14e6bt. of Twitted:am. DEATHS. lIIIII2IL—Jaa. 26. at Hill Tor. M12b2121, W. PIA r. Ze2.. 0 2 0 d Pl' 011tbOD.—Jas. ft. K 2 J. II ()fraud, of boalaaaast, bar. agea U. HA T it ll.ll , 2.—Jaa. 2t. 11,11 Flank,. of &Mord, aged $6. ILLS SWOOD.— J.. 22. at Al ante•sfer-)creet. gianagestcredflana A. II liatiaabod. Bombay Amu, area $ 0 111 tIOLIIO22.—Jaa. IS. at Wattbmorth. D. 1) lebolsoa, Rag. Med 83( OV d lJl ilk DSl.—Jus. St. at baat OM Nook Ma Pte. 0. ( OW' /2.4. PATTIBON.—Jsa. 23. et Taunton, b. R. rattans. Tog 2 6 2 . 1 a towDSll.—Jaa. 24 at bath. thoesaalt Itowdab. w ile of tba Rev. .. V. 116.450. OM ITIJ.—Jaa. 22. at Aim Ale-street sce of Mr. 0. smith. 5.. t swat. Deno. Wan. wl OOO of the Mr. R. 0. 'lsm ags72. WILLIAMS° h —Jas. 21. at Exeter. tts le,. W. Wilbagaion. Vicar of Wipton. Northamplon•bink spol U. Pt4Mal and 14116101 Wriume Xstii itwas. dJ. I. Leas_bord Stank la tie OW M 0411 a. ta Wrest. fa Ur halm. T. 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