The Express. — London, England, 1865-01-10 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. TATTERBALLS .--MONDAY. Far a limited atteedanee, the amount of speculation as **Two Thonmed sad Derby la a very short space of time this afternoon wee a most agreeable surprise, considering the dead level to which wagering on the July had come sthoe the skims( the racier moth The spurt had • most =effect urn backers es well as layers. but the en, it must be admitted, sported especially happy hem and their declaration that there was "POO BOW Letting to-day" was uttered with rernarkable rest* and satisfaction. Thus the first day at the old "corner " (soon' be be evacuated) after the publication of the entries ter the spring lmorliceps. Liverpool Steeplechase, sad esker important stakes which always close I. tke int week in January, aeon well for the interest w hi c h will attach to speculation ou the great events of the year 1865. The roaio features of the betting this afternoon were is melanin with Mr. FAN:en'e pair and Chattanooga for Mis Two Thousand and Derby. For the farmer event Broomislaw was in great force, the first bet booked being 1600 to 202 about Bandanna's half brother. Mr. Naylor's Lone, as ahead stated, also came in for large share of patronage 1,200 b 100 being the tint bet laid, and in a tow minutes afterwards two separate " fifties" were en trusted to him at the same prin. Judging from sp. rilawstable 'Oneness were at work in favour of the nteer the Criterion for both events. Zambesi, shout whom 1,000 to 100 was gooepted at the Victoria Club earlier in the day, wee again its request at the same trues, and the like investment was repeated at Bydippark•corcer. For the Derby 5 to 1 wig ineesantly offered on the Geld without a ne until one bold speculator, famous for his utter for hair-splitting, made an Wrens of half a petit mare, which was instantly @matched up to 2001. All the available Fa to 1 about theadelhase were secured in detail as members entered the roam, and each was the anxiety to got on the reputed Melton flyer that layers speedily seduced their price • point, 8 to 1 being the highest offer to the dose of business. 11 to 1 was taken about The Duke to 1101. ; and Chattanooga, after some 2501. had bleu Quietly got on at 15 to 1, IA eft at 14 to 1 (offered). Thuomislaw wee in brisk dssaad at 25 to 1. at which Price be was Decked to win upwards of 7,0001., but long Wen the room was cleared 20 to 1 was the highest offer. Lord Gleagew's newly-lamed Bide (we sincerely wish his lord ship would take kindly to someociature) did Dot shoat so well by 6.e pains as when liton public brief, as he re tired to Al to 1. take' to • small amount only. Of the *abide division Congress was most heavily backed, one gentleman having taken 5,0001. to 7h/. In on but. Closing prices TWO T1101351,ND. 5 to 1 apt Mr. Merry& laddtopo• (off) Bto t Mr. W. l'Amois Broorololow (t) 10 to 1 Mr. Merry's Lobed (t) 12 to 1 Mr. Pintoes Citaitoooop (t) DIIBY. It I apt Mx. MerriiiEli: t) d t t o o 1 Mr. W. l'Ansotie K.oidalbans (cd, t•to 1) It to 1 Marquis of Mutiny's Duke (t) Is to 1 Mr. Naylors tikat (t truly) 40 to 1 Kr. W. I'Mason's itlaw toff. St to 1) IS to I istrJossiph Hawley's BedminsUr (t) 30 to 1 Lora Wassorr's Mle (late Brother to Minis) (t) ed to 1 Lord Kodanoeskats Instra ) 44 to 1 Lord Oushons's A2441(t) 44 to 1 Mr. R. ffeleo's Deck sad 'en 40 to 1 Mr. Wlllianine's Isuplown (off, tOOto 1) 44 to 1 Captain J. Irbliers Joker (t) le to 1 Mr. Nnytor's Commis (t beefy) BETTING AT ILiNCHEBTEB.—BOADAT. LIT =MORAYS) WATERLOO (COURSING) CIT. 100 to apt Isod VlRoodoore ocaffnattor (off) IS to I Mr. J. Lards/4 sowdostSos (t) 00 to 1 Mr. Hoywoods ocoolooMos toff) 33 to I Mr. J. Bloods ootantallos 40 to I Mr. Liddy soralostlos 0 ) 40 to I Mr. Bois'a woodoothos (t) 40 to I Mr. Stocker's nomination It) TWO THOUSAND. 1000 to 30 apt TIM and Dooanwe (=viol (t) S to 1 apt Breadollawas (t) n to 1 apt Droonifelaw (t) IS to I Chattootoop (t) I ENTRIES FOR THE GREAT SPRING it ' I►IIUfLDAY. It. Visas& .... Slack Dire . Abloom HANDICAPS. LIVERPOOL SPRING MEETING._ Tu Guam NATIONAL fITISPLICIASS (flandtsp) Or 20 arm snob, 10 IS, sad 6if des nod. Abyss four mass asd • sussisr. (10f!subs.) . Age AS• AV Asset Maria .... 5 PlyinXper 6 Mistake Bide 6 Mo a Adder AIM 6 Gamecock Aggressor 6 Game Midis% timer ertoo fit ') a =arle 6 Globule h 0 ?curds a a Artmry • Goldbeck • Philosopher 4 Balder Bellycsary . ... a Goiernor a Portland Black-eyed Susan S Han Coact Black Bock a Hayek's. (ls b).. a lattlesnalte • /Rood legal 6 Insley Brewer. Thc ... • lan e 6 Remedy I Bridegroom. • Ivanhoe Brash ( h It. b Jacob a Rook the Gardener • -.. 1 Buohni7 41 M.... 6 Jerry a BaenaDa Cameo Caustic (1 bl ignal 6 Charity Boy a Mani a S Nivea Stir Cheerful Boy .... 4 Untried& I Slaking Toed (late Cheater • Lady flormam • (lb)* li ) Church IllilliaM.. 4 Lady 3ottimi .... • Sir W Cockatoo Crooks Czar, The • Limb Disk Dempliaa Deems I Lord George .... a Tatty Lumpkik .. • Dobbla Dwarf, The Soho Bahr • Market Osmium Wee Nell • Imhkisalle a Mob 1416 M ILIng a liesawald 4 Meertmse S West bid • • Who Dare Say 800 • • Meteor (lib) .... 4 Wild Chieftain lillmobier & Mai aware .... • EPSOM SPRING MEETING.—Tossoor, Ann, IL Taz CITY amp etramair Ifossioar of 15 "OM ea* 10 16, 'Rd way 6if aired. with 100 added. List MM sod a quieter. (171 subs.) AP Age Age 1116 Viseent 3 erred t =1 " 6 Lavinia 3 labetred 6 rlibestler .. 4 Beetwair 3 landal =ChM—. 4 Jesessete 6 Approver 3 litiabosser 6 tamp... 6 Tattoo Argonaut 6 Handley Crag.... 4 Muezzin Merry Wife 6 c by Daniel Mall Train Roafrew Bradaosete .... 4 i c ;la's don' Merry Mart ... .. 5 Mangold I Mr alosauserside .... 6 eby —vest a Master Rickard . 4 Madcap 4 Wolohan 3 blows S Birch brooms .... 6 2by astuitarer— Otordaisan 4 Idler Planet Vivid Ilenoisa 4 Ily 4 Tanana 4 Willianithawarlis $ Port Royal 6 Matrix 6 Nip 3 Ackworth 4 Purity . 3 Kathleen 3 The Griuder 3 eby Jarebonnse— Olenduak 4 Pantaloon Lady Wildair .. S Rustic Beauty.... S Prince Arthur 4 loshoter Bucksehani .... 6 My Mary The Pirate Contraband .. Wises of tbetrind 3 Heir-at-Ism 3 Countersign 4 Lewd& S Moakley 3 ro re a dily 3 Jose stick Xing of Utopia .. 5 The Want 4 Verbena Armagnac Resolver Spring Una . .... 3 Sheridan lby.fordaa—libek Drooled 4 boerne—S7a{W 4 eyed Susaia .... 2 Perfumer 4 Lemonade I Chocolate 4 e byßattle —Amato 3 Jessie 4 Oolusabla 5 Accident Mangled 343333143 3• 3 lidolit 6 llatamore (bred is Lady William, .... 4 W a n am y S France) 3 Bacchus Bose Liston Arlowns 3 Welcome Durban 4 War Dance . .... 6 Simple Maid .... 3 Vabalathas 4 Mark Forward.... 4 Athlone Discretion Tessa 3 irksengtos Meads I Bbek Draught .. 3 The Tartar 4 Sooklaiger zoo Lanceelko.. 5 Quarantine The Liars stag .. 4 Dr. e)nuts DeerfoOt Athebtanit Twilight ?uremia 6 Tul Gitlin MIT/toroilrAl4 - ftrei - rs (Flaodiesp) of 25 rove. midi, 15 ft, and only 5 if declared, with 100 added ; Great Metropolitan Stakes Coarse (two miles tad a quarter, to dart at the Wirlain chair). (94 tube.) .4 4 go .. 3 nub Little "tag . A . Joao A ge a ... 6 Th• Brewer • c byTadmor—Mtri ... 6 Joirtnatou s sews ... s Atkelatsne ... 3 Jeannette 4 0111Ie Callum .... 4 . 4 )Eaton S Raul Davis Pleoi• Matrix 4 The Roam 6 Young Rapid.... 4 Sara mine 4 Sir Roger La Rains Bertha cby Guiana—Veen II Port loyal ibred in France) 6 Wutchbon Bally Edmund.... a Baldwin 6 Redcap 4 Jack ol Hearts .. 6 Dr. Swiabtall .... 3 Prince Arthur 4 •by Lambournii— Samander Lady Wildalr .. il My Baskehltam.. .... 6 Gibraltar Dollar 5 Wimbledon 6 114Arrto the Drake 4 eby Tallow het Lon! Zetland —Mabel 3 Markdown Lavine II Puck 3 Battaglia 4 Friday Baena 4 Rattan.... 6..... Omuta Armagam 6 Harlequin atrial Gun 3 Bkenington 4 Ceres I I lag Jordan— Black Draught .. it Tb. Tartar Illack.eyed Susan 3 Barchettina A Verger Obocerbd• 4 The Blame • eisearnder Colanabla 6 Dr. ameba' lidalilli .... ..... 4 Stoats Imbisigb 3 016n:imam a Finesse 4 Oaskla LOMA 6 Randal lua•lasaasidr• .. a Nuneaton 6 Claxton 4 - Jr • . THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY CH 103T1111 YEETING.—WZDNIODAY, MAY 10. Ti.. ThaDMIXIOIII PLATS (Haudioac) of 2UO sows. Is spoof% added to • sweepstakes of 26 soca. sash, 15 ft. sad 511 dale's& Oup Coaxal, stout too roila aid a quarter. (181 subs.) Age AP AP Accident Ackworth 4 • Gibraltar y a Onswindsr /Laths 1 Gipsy . _ a Ouistuu— *lke Iranoonbas 4 Golden ßo Pia* .. V ei t d Anonyms 3 Gowen II PitraMite Annaguac 5 Orappier Auditor Auricula .. 4 Oro UM 4 Mak Balhani • (rlndue, TM .... • Parity ... . ... d Salty lidmead • Ouartiampla 4 Omen ofCrysW.. 6 Barnett Barbados* - Amid's, Battaglia Bel Dentoido .... 6 Hark Forward .. 4 Madcap 4 Hanscom 3 Harold i /admire Betreriey Black Deer Markdown Bradatuant• ... 4 Helen a Salpinotan Brand) Wise .... 4 Hollyfoi Brewer, The .... a Holstein 4 1 f by 5 .4 =r — Brick Brindisi • Indigestion Brown Mad .... 3 Industry ilate Tar Mdewlad • 4 buckfoot Backwater 6 Irritation 3 Sir laser 4 Cacala 'Calm Oa.. .... • John Danis Cargo 4 f byJordan—Blark. St. Alexis 6 owes a *Fed Susan . • Manton a =le • 'l.lll,4pew 4 King of Clubs 4 Sympathy Clam Cl a y 4 King of Utopia .. 6 a by 'Fulmar Claremont Clarion 4 Lady Valentine.. 3 Tartar, Tito 4 Clown, The Ormatcdore .... . II lady Wilda's... 3 Tisneriffis Osagantine .... 4 Lampoon a Tenor 3 Copenhagen 4 Lead of the Welt. 4 Tbalestrla Coast, lb. a ty Daniel la Teague* S Traabadour a O'Rourke-High- Lavinia 3 Twilight 14 as dam._ 4Le Matathal .... 6c by Vedette—P - 5 Leovillo Dr. ihrightall .... 3 Irsprochatin 4 Verger 4 Dr. Syntax. Nast Lootutattni.. it Little Goy (It b).. 4 Vintage Sad Lyan a Lord Waldegrave 3 Wandering Mut- Eltham 3 Lord Zetland .... 4 strut Endaleigit 3 Macbeth j r•a= S Mall Train "e 8 Madcap 4 Waterloo 4 Welcome 4 a Farm I Merry liar. I Mlilteshorn 4 Fascination 3 Moor O&M* i Wildboy MLitt 4 Mom Some Maps 4 My Mary 6 a by Yellow Jack Hans.... 3 NaPlet fo i ti Amida .... • Pitt gby lanalss6* Nandatos a Ca*. 4 Oblaslaeler a Timm berms marked r I barbs hem entered witkoat the know anises peotally or ledge ot their owne rs ered to ramie In. grill he snack oet at the time prennhed, e BATH AND SOMERSET OOUNTY MEETING. TuceDAY, KAY T 3, Tat 801111.8111Telitt1 STAICIA, of 25 mom each, 15 ft, and 5 only if declared, with Lk added. Two mile, aad a dig. fawn. (83 lobe.) - - . . &8 4 t4le as , St. Vincent Rubin/ Thatestris tentrew Auditor Alabama Planet Bally Edesowd.... a Ackworth 4 Cramp 3 eby Larnbaurse— Redcap 4 Lady Rollo Lady MIMI& .. 3 Tb. Grinder 3 Oldadaster Armagnac 5 Swordsman 3 Welcome Spin' Gan 3 Dr. Syntax Omtraband , 3 Itelr-st-Law 1 Olpey Boy 3 Wandering Mb- Balemook a Ely 4 Kra 4 Vandal Harold bat biociaaab .. a Cards 3 Trine. Arai/ .... 4 Clarion 4 Little Goy Ab) 4 Itadslelgh S Change a Heti: 3 Bedadre .., ..... 3 a by Denial Battaglia C/Inerke—lllgh- tratitade dyer's dans .. . 4 Mall Train Baldwin 5 Tedince 3 Hark Forward.... 4 Wade 3 nearboreagh . 3 Hoppir $ The Knave Dr. Solaktall Teddy Enanttomin 6 John Darts ladlkaabs a The tnant 4 lIMMeal 4 ----- - -- - - lord ilidever Is • sabscribir. bui MA ..M ..... NRIVYAREET CRAVEN NEETINO. Tossoar, Ann.lB. If mummy ReitscAr of 25 eon. each, 15 ft, sad 5 way if &dank with Ifo added ; from the darting poet el the R.N. to tit* red d 8.0. (b 7 robe.) _ AV e loyal Stag Age 5 Lapidlit Maeda* .. .. 6 onelda Alabama Annaba • 31. Philippa • Faalkiduebe 6 Onbeggie 6cby 1 allow Jr* Agennine 4 Armagnac Seeing Gun 3 Change 5 Harlequin t by Jordan— Sir Roger 6 Place l'avrible . • Blackoyedatian 3c by °abaci—Yea 11 , = . 1 4 govolver tionimiee Beata La Being Baas.. 6 Ely 4 Sympathy 3 lieliatTouto . 3 Skellington Breese Tomato 4 Sandal The Meat 4 Letdown 3 Holly tot . .... 4 Lora le 3 Black lock 4 Fantail cby Labourite— Raglan Lady Midair .. S Tippler Wagons( Ma- Red,..ap 4 The colt 4 Ara Hanoteed 3 Maw 3 Hate Erapton .. S Donor NORTRAMPrON AND PY?CHLET RUNT NEETLNO. TIMIDLT. Aria 4. - - --- -- -- TES GMT NORTILONTONSIMLI BTAICIES (fisadionp) of 100 sows., added to aaweopstaitee of 25 soya. each, 15 ft, and 5 way it declared. Two miles. (97 sobs.) - . . e s as• St Vincent A. Let Lancashire .6 Alnicolit Oldnaimger lant..ll floilyfor Lion Nock Deer 3 TMWes S Baldwin 5 Lynette'. 4 M ake 3 Nadine Walton 4 Alabsse Mot 4 Sweet Willie_ . I Ratcatedw 5 Mod 3 Whitehall I lainitrel Narita 4 Lord Zetiand .... 4 &amender 6 Map 5 Shaitingtoo leitSre Kitty.... S Black Draught 3 ter Antares' 4 Wimbledon 6 Verger Bally Edmond .. a Dean Swift Jack of Hearts._ 5 The Grinder .... 3 Verbena Armagnac li Sympathy 3 Cilia 6 ?M Ono S Sworuaman 3 Nucleus 4 an—Black- The Bearer 4 Ceres S eyed Susan._ 3 Dr. !Inlet 5 Brandy Wine .... 4 Tomato 4 Joao Train 5 Welcome Glhat 4 Nail Do The Forward llar 5 Signalman Minkel:l Bcomalso Gibraltar a Nuneaton 4 Oneida Wandering Nina. Comers 3 Lapidiat Ind 4 John Davis Brown Willy .... 3 Battaglia 4 Ambient Lady Valentina.. 3 Carets Si. Philippe a Port Royal Blackdown Earl of Surrey.... ii The Brewer a YORK SPRING SEEPING.-MIII3DAY, MAT N. Tar GREAT NO3THIIIN HANDICAP el 200 MM. is epee* added to a 8 weepdakee of 20 mom each, 10 ft, and only sif declared. Two mike, ova, the Old Canna. (71 sate.) A AV Aft Industry (latent ge Flying Hone .... II Little Goy (b b) .. 4 Islam; 4 The Clown 4 Huntsman's Renfrew Armagnac awing Gun 3 Dr. Syntax t byJ ordan —Black. Swordsman 3 La Toaequan ..... 5 eyed Susan .... 3 Gratitude I lady badmen. ... 3 Backeabant .... 6 Battaglia 4 Cann 3 Breeze Gibraltar a Bel Demob .... 4 The Tartar .. ..... 4 LA Lawman* Mutton Joao Jewett* 4 Broca Bread .... 3 Hark Vorward.... 4 flatterer 4 Mack Deer I Magma 4 • by Daniel Tantall 5 Castle Kept. 4 Oltesek•—itegb. Rattier trill dam .... 4 Okhulaztar a Bat/etcher Desestalker 4 Hyinettus 4 Meer Lanedews The Moder .... $ Nu Heetval Pewees 3 Stanton • Whltethorn . 4 The Beaver 6 Gondola .. ..... . 4 'Aurelian a Cathadral 4 Alkm lancenberg 4 'Saloon 3 Mr. G. B. Bruce la • subroriber, but did not name. The horse@ marked thus (•:, having heels entered without the knowtedp of their owners. will be street oat at the time pre scribed, Wee' specially ordered to mouth Is. iNGEWICIV4 Iwrzwriow.—Yesterday M. G. Pelv ises, a Frenchman, exhibited in Hyde•perk some expeef mote upon en invention of his for instantaneously detach. Mg runaway horses from carriages. While driving at • moderate pace he puffed a strap, and immediately the homes mu on, 'arias the carriage with the traces attached to it. The plan is ingenious sad simple. A strap is brought from the driver's hand like • second rein, which is oo•duotd o►er the back of the hone, and is attached to another strap pealing through the harnesa, saddle, sod down to a lever ou each ads, which moves the tongue of the trace buckle. When the strap is pulled the tongue of the buckle is drawn out of hold and the buckle slips off the trace, the horse taking the harness with him. The cost of this new and simple Mum. tie• is so trifling as to make its expense an object duo im portant*, looking at it se • precautionary arrangenmet. A GRantrrt. Orrrar•.ro.—The Shoreham Master Mariners' Mutual Besevolent Society has sent a donatic• of U. to the Royal National Lifeboat lestitution, seem. ponied with the following resolution :—"Reeolved t•oasly, that a costribution of 51. be sent to the National Lifeboat Institution, es a donation from this society, sad with the earnest wish of the members that the table efforts of the Lifeboat Institution may always bserewasd wHk moans." CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. Daniel Taptell Haynes, a respectable-looking man, who was Whaled for forging two receipts for lOC, jointly with • female mama Harm. surrendered to take his trial for that ann. The ether prisoner did not make her ap portion, and it was staked that she was dangerously ill, and this was the reason of her Meson. /Ir. F. H. Lewis, who was instructed to prosecute, maid that the primmer was charged with uttering two forged receipts for rent, with the view of obtainlog an ad vane of money upon • bill of sale. The case had stood over for several eseskoe, and from inquiries that were made than appeared to be comiderable doubt whether the 'ignit ions to the receipts in question were genuine or sot, sad from thin fact sad other auctuostaoces the proseauton, with his lordship's asnation, would refrain from offering any eat. demo s pi net the prisoner, and retire from the prosecution. The Reoorder said that the court 000ld not be • party to anything that looked like petting the criminal kw in motion for private purpose., and he could only onent to the proposed course being taken upon the statemeat of the leaned counsel that, in his opinion, the evidence wer not sufikient to support the charge. Mr. F. H. Lewis said he had no Inaltation in expressing his opinion that if the trial prooesded, then could only be one result, which was that the prisoner must be acquitted. The jury then, under his lordship's direetion, returned a reedit* of Noi Guilty, and it was announced that no fur ther proceeding, should be taken against the other wi ener. lthoard Puller, 49 • respectable-looking man . wu charged with stealing • large quantity of miacellaneous pro perty belonging to the South Western Railway Company, and Thomas Smith, a labouring man, who surrendered to take his trial, was charged with feloniously receiving the same property , well knowing it to have been stolen. Mr. sod Mr. F. 11. Lewis conducted the proseou tioa on behalf of the company ; Mr. Metcalfe defended the 'sinner Faller, and Mr. W. Pearce appeared for the other er. prison This saes occupied the court for • considerable time, but the facts lay in a small compass, and the evidences against the prisoner Fuller. who, it will be remembered, was con noted at the November 1111•11106 upon • charge of • similar description, eras most cculasive. It. appeared that this prisoner had for several year' occupied the position of seals test storcelecfper at the Nine Elms station, where a large (matte, of property of every description is kept for the purposes of the company, sad sou cl which should, in strictness, have bun removed, except under the written order of Mr. Beattie, the principal sWice-keeper. In conse quence of certain information that was received by the mm y, it seemed that on the 2nd of September, Mr. Bent, si spades of police in the service of the South Western Rail way Oirospiwy„ aczonapanied by another inspector of police, aimed Bushnell, went to Cudloni, in Kant, when it ap peared that Fuller had • small farm which he had taken in the name of Fidler, and upon searc hing the premises they dissovwed • large quantity of property belonging _to the prosecutors. It consisted of iron, cans of on , varnish, and sad • variety of ether articles of almost every de soriptina, that had been taken from the stores, and among this property was • track that had been used at the Nine Elmo station, which had been missed, sad when the pri! SCOW was questioned shout it, he said that it had crone to Waterloo Station, and been smashed, and that IM WI that was said shoat it the bettor, which elthansent was of coarse entirely false. As regarded the passer Smith, all that was proved was that De WM is the swiss of Fuller, that he was employed up= the farm, and that when he was quondam& by the odioars he admitted that he had converted the track In question into a light garb It was also proved that he was aware that the pro. piety referred to bad bees brought upon the penalise, and the seacatioa me the part et the prosscatios was that he mad have known that so large • quantity of property could act have come hoses* into the possession of the primmer At the close of the outs for the prosecution, Mr. Ribton said that he thought he ought cot to press for • conviction spies& Smith. The Recorder said he thought the leaned counsel had ease sed • sound dioceetion, as the wham referred to assood to have bees merely the servant of the other mu, Faller. The jury without any hesitation found the prisoner Fuller Gritty, and Acquitted Smith. Le answer to a viatica pot by the leaned judge, Mr. Lhasa stated that there was • third indictment against the =er Fuller, hal after the op/Motion that bad already plus he did not onside( it neosseary to proceed with ill 77te learned counsel also stated that the value of the pictit r e aer ies was 'boot 1301. add he would cosaiddr what sentence should be prosaism& - - - - - l'hawat CuSIIOr demoribad am a sbanaakar, was abused with a ;abbey acecoapasied by VidalNS WO& Thome Baiter. coodneted the prosodies. The prosecutor im this coae, it append, was • commercia Murk, and • about bait-past 11 o'clockat eight. on the With of November. he wee poem, aloes Higbetreet, Wllleithapel, as his way home, wits. he was ainailtd by • peg of Ave Mei, an of whore seized him by lb. throat, - 'Mile the Oben riled his meets aad robbed him el Mont three r a m e. nmeis egat iejold and silver. Darin the struggle me of the • acme was twisted is the socket. aid he was so meth injured that be was taken to the hospital ; sad he positively to the primer& being me of the men who him, aid be described him to the ocamitable, sad ideatified him the nioneset ha food him in eutody. The primal areelloallned the presseetor with • good dial of effrontery, elleavouriag apparently to show that he was mistakes I. @psalm to his Idea 11 bet he failed alto slither in effect* that object. He called two winterises in order to prove am alibi, but the midst's gimme by them was al s Toy nematiefectory Marano, and it did tot aeon to he dmied that the primmer was is the neighbourhood at the time the robbery was committed. The jury, without the slightest holistic'', retonsed a verdict of Guilty. Ividerwo was thee given that the Khmer was oonvieted in this court of highway robbery In the year 1880, and see tweed to four years' penal servitude ; sod • constable {a gonised the wart that he was also tried is this court in February last and coevicted of stealing a watch, and see tamed to six meths' insprisoentemt. la masequemos of the illness of the coostable at that time, the pervious movie dos against him could not be proved. The prioso, laughing, exclaimed, " It's quite right, my lord." When he was called up far judgment. the primmer said that be did not dear that he was a thief aad that be got his Delft by thieving ; bat he declared with fistful imps odious that he was eininly innocent of this particular rob bery, and said that the prosecutor tow " In his heart's Mood" that he was not the man. He said that he ho ppd he simold be out out of the country, as the police womM not give him a °hum but every time a robbery happened they teak him to the police station to see if he mold heidentleed. The Recorder said three could be ao doubt that the =rhad truly stated that he was • Mist, sad got his by thieving, sod it appeared that Le had already been sentseced to pool seuitude and the morneat he 'spirted his liberty he resumed his old courses. The mentotai epee him therefore would be one of pool servitude for tea years. The primmer, is an Impudent tone, exclaimed, " I shall rue beck sod love • look at you." He was then removed. Two yowls men named Murray and Jones. the fanner of whim pleaded guilty, were charged with an ingenious wham prosecuted, and Mr. Dalby defended Jones. The proasoutor was avowal postman, sad it appeared that an the 27th Deumber last he was odiectieg his Christmas boxes, and was posing along a street le the neighbourhood of Etersquare, when he saw the two primosra who were I. comprey of soother man with a bone and cart. TIN prisour Murray asked the prosecutor if he could give him tillage for • shining. He proceeded to give biro ct sad tented out the contents of his purse into hhihito a M while doing so Murray snatched • sovereign from his hand and the two prisoners got Isto the cart and were drive* away by the other mu The ocescutem followed ad celled out "Stop thief," and the cart was stopped, and • mutable came up at the time. Jones Pumped oat of the cart and ran away, and was followed by the party who =Zthem. Murray O con m got out of the and ran off, s. d a followed by Me coossehle and the prosecutor, acr d is the maritime the man left in the cart drove off and was lost sight of, and had not since been hood of. It appeared that the prisoners had been eon larking about, and that complaint/ bad been made of other rob beries having on several previous occasions been committed in a similarly ingenion mapper. Mr. Daley addrwoed the jury for Joao, and cooteeded that there was nothing to show that Jones knew what Murray had done, or that he was • party to the robbery. The jury Acquitted Jones, bat he was tried opal • second indictinicati chergina him with stealing 2r. Gd. on the Wed December by • similar artifice, he on that °cession being lab. use who asked for the change. The jury found the prisoner Guilty. Sentence was adored. It is tuiderstood that the trial of the cam in which • Osman named Kohl is charged with the murder of • man rimed Farhop, on Plaistow-m•rahee, will in all probability taw plane oa Wedseaday. FATAL ACCIDENT ON Till LONDON AND SOLITE Wzirrisig Rau,w•t—Yesterday morning • shocking acci dent occurred at the Clapham Junction Station, by which • man was instantanomisly killed. He was eudearouriog to cross the lice in front of the 7.05 a.m. train from Windsor and ran in front of the train, by which he MY knocked down, his bud out off, sad eoccpletely out to pieces, • foot and one d his arms also cutoff, sod other fearful mutilations, His reloads were picked up and cocoreyed to the Falcon he. Hie same was uoertaloed to be Robert Jacks, • builder, liviag at 26, Unionotrest, Lambeth-walk, sod he was ststed to be about 60 years of age. An Inquest will be held as Wednesday morning. - - • [Advertisement.)-- HouowAy'R Ptua.—Bilious affeetioas and stomach coroslalut. Induced by atutrio beat or too liberal diet, U sot early checked, are often a tten ded with serials consequences. when any one finds his Ideas hes clear than usual, his eyesight dammed, and his head dlexy, wills he Islndisposed for all @scram physieal or lasetel, he my be quite sure that he is In Immediate need of some coolies and pm•Uylng nodieloo. let him send at mace for a box of Holloware rink after • law dress of whites his head will be clear again, his =be elevated, and all Ms energies restored. Printed one for the guidance of patinas In the use of this ad mdrelhe mediciao ate aimed to every Doz. THE POLICE COURTS. 3I•NSION.ROUSE. Nary dem Wei, a madly-dressed young won= kj i .c. se a prosOnte, woo brought before Str Oardea, whip weed lting l ier the Lorditayor, slump& with atioling a parse 'obtain Ave sovereigns and he. 6d. in silver, from the person el redeekt Burnett. The prueselor we. muter of a sloop celled the Freedom, and es Saturday erasing we. in the Minmeles, when he was 'coasted by two females, one of whom was the mistime. They told him they were vary thirsty, and asked him to treat them, sod he went Into a public-hour* called the IPesimok and ordered • pot of beer, which the women drank. Re did sot penis of any of it, but entered into crovenation with some friends who were in the house. He left the Peacock and went with his friends into another bows, and while there the women followed him in. The primmer celled for some brandy and water, which be paid for at bar request, sod then told her he had gives her what she asked for, and requested her to go her way and leave him alone. She, however, pressed against him rather rudely, and he felt something at one of his trousers' pockets, and mimed the purse containing his money. The prisoner and the other woman bad in the meanwhile left the house, and ha went to see after them, and saw them running down the strut. He followed and caught the prisoner, and as cued her of robbing him, when she gave him book As. 6d. and dropped the purse. The purse was picked up, and he missed Aye suasion of it ; which she afterwards gave la The prisoner in defame said the prosecutor pm la mosey to take are of for him. Sir Robert Orden said It was net at &Mihaly. It was a case which he 'Mould not dispose of himself. Women of the primmer's claw; added the crime of thieving to their unfortunate ware mast dangerous subjects. They nude • point waylaying men of the prosecutes class, who bad plenty of money sad very little discretion, and imposed upon their generosity and good nature by robbing them. The prosecutor said he wanted to get sway, and hoped the mu would be disposed of at cos. Sir Robert (birdie, however, midi:4 certainly should send the ease tor trial,nad as the swims were oia, the cue would so doubt be disposed of very early, and the prolocutor would not be detained. OLERICENWELL. William Lora. seed 60, a dirty.looldng fellow, who de. earthed himself ass shoemaker. residing at 70, Gray's-ion. road, was charged Wore Mr. Rao% with belog drank, sad using bed language at the Peeter-plettcr. public-house, Leather•lane, and ansoying Mr. William Nog* Homed victualler. Mr. Rickel* solicitor, attended for the oeroplaleant. and mid that on Sunday night the defendant *stared the prem. mitoes house, and .eked for liquor, sad made a peat dia. turbine& He wee asked to leave the hones, but this be reload to do, and salted to be served. Mr. Nag* who bed before been disturbed by the defendant, reiassd to serve him, on which the defendant made nee of very violent Isagnage, end as soon as he saw Mr. Nagle come with the beer be made ass of such filthy language that Mr. Nagle re moved him. When outside the home defendant was very riotous, and on the arrival of the police towed him ed surround by over a hundred persons. His wee very disgusting, sad all the way to the polies station he was violent. Witnesses were celled who emelbened Mr. Rickett's state ment. The defeudsat mid he regretted what had taken plane, sod hoped that the magistrate would look over the rustier this time. and he would take care that he should never be guilty el snob eretinist say nacre. It wee his first offends, and he bed a biro family to rapport. Mr. Ricketts said that the oomplaiment did not wish to press the charge severely. AU that he wanted was that the defendant should be bound over to keep the pests, sad should keep sway from the oompleinant's bow& The defentleat maid he would readily promise never to go near the house say mere. Mr. Ricketts said that the language the defendant made use of was filthy in the extreme, and not fit to he repeated ( in court. . Yr. knox mid Hot the dithodaat was a nasty beast, and it was sot out of biathlon to bias Unti l : i t sot seat to prima. Hs would sew be booed over to keep the pesos for oae mouth in the ism of 101., sad if be cisme Len again be would set get a so lightly. - - - - Raillery, aged 50, a gess;ral atelier, of 2, QllllOlll, shoat Ems-read , Islingtoo, was eliersed before Hr. Knox with feloniously 'solving woven °bemuses. seven pales of drawers, two, tablecloths, and a number of other articles, wali-knowing them to be stoles. He was further charged with having in his ponsedos twelve new scrubbiag brush* one pair of large plated earriage lamps, a small of house &waste, owl lawn hasdkesibist, ace carriage whip, one roshopny writing desk, sad a number of articles, sad not giving asatisfactory amount of the sans From the widows, al Police-ceisetebiee Newbold, 151 N, and Dudley, 488 N, it appeared that os Thursday last a number of articles of wearing apparel were stolen, sod from informatics they neared they west to the shop kept by the prisoner, who got his 'ivies by keeping a leering shop„ and asked him Jibe had received say iret Use& He denied that be bad does so, bat a sear* Wm. made two =sof Uses ware found that bad bees stolen from tret on Thursday last. On webby; a further marsh the coastables found tie articles sassed abovs, sad I. addition 75 duplicates relating to table halves, sheets, and other articles, all of which am be seen is applioatice to the polies at Upper : etre* Islington. T6B primmer said, in dales* that be was not aware that the lie* was in his home. The other thiap he bad re ceived in the way of busies' s. The police asked for a reamed, so that the prissier might be brought up with the ether parties that are in custody. ' Mr. Knox remanded the prisoner until Thursday 'ext. Yesterday Mr. Self. received a somber of letters Buskin in the highest ternie of the character of lbs. M`Dermot. Amongst them was au from Mr. B. Frederick L Bleat, from the =ears" Scarborough. He stated that he had knows bet four years, aad had first been attracted by her =edema end attention to • poor protestant family who wreak, sad he found, upon Is further acquaintance with her, that the hod bees unremitting in her good services to other proms lodging is the same how. During the essay omasious that he had of moverniag with her is his visite to the poor persons alluded Se, she deserlbed half as•• luke warm catholic. I. ocuideratioa of the kindlier of disposi tion she bad manifested, he bad subsequently given her some employment as a needlowomao, in which the acquitted bor. self most sedidactorily. One day Mrs. ill•Dennot tame to hint and informed him that ber daughter wished to make some communicaties to him, bat her courage felled her. He amid he deathd be very glad to MN her if the girl herself wished it, bat that be bad no desire to attempt to unwed her. Mrs. M•Deraiot said her daughter was very desirous, and he bad interviews with her, the details of which he could not give fully, as be bad forgotten them. He could, however, tell the peers' drift and bearing of them, which were as follows —Be: asked her if she came of her own will, and she answered, " Yee," or implied so. He then told her he bad so dabs to speak aphid her former teachers, and fa his oonvenation he carefully avoided that I eeriest ; but whoa she did bring it forward he begged her to be charitable toward. them. She said she was terribly afraid of the " fathom" sad that many • time she had trembled is her chair when she heard the footstep of a priest along the eorridor ; and when he asked her why, ohs said, "Became the prim= could withhold the forgives's, of her sins." She deekred that she was eo afraid of them that when she saw ow of them in the strut she ran away from him for fear of his stopping to question, her. She seemed very desirous of becoming a protestant, bat he did not think from his coeuenstioe with her that it was founded on any conviction of the truths of Protestantism, or the error of Rominiem bat ore • strong , horrid dread of the priest which had t akes hold of her mind, in which there was • mixture of awe and reverses= On questioaing her about her education at the catholic school, the send she bus bat little of reading or writing ; they never learnt anything, but mainly spent their time in bowing the priest's stories at =dote and miracles. He saked her if she believed them, to which she replied, "that the pies= had told her the Holy Ghost spoke through theca, and so of muss she believed them." He (Mr. Blunt) felt convinced that she was • weak, childish girl, most featly led, end the stroagest feeling of say sort that she had was of the fear of the priests. From his 'conversation with her, he felt hers was • owe fue which it would have been improper to have urged say slam =gamuts, as she could neither uoderstand them nor ears about them, sad be, therefore, °sly addressed her simply and kindly, not at all recognising her as • moved ; and all he did was to lend her • book on the subject. At her mother's request be got her • Bible, for which she subscribed about oao-half, sad she then said she did not wish to go any more to the Oratory, and advised her not to go. He felt it would be playing fart sad loose if she went to Si.. Luke's, Chelsea, bed the also, when she observed that she was in the habit c= ing St. Luke's. He suggested that she should all as Hiss Mut, the rector's sister, and join her Bible clam, which be believed she did. Although his conviction was that she was foolish, weak, and silly, be thought her honest, steady, respectable and truthful. Her mother agreed with him es to her weaklier of mind, and mentioned that be, father had bees imam= He always thought that the loather was properly anxious for her daughter's welfare, and was • good mother, of whom his *sloe us very favourable. He had seen bar under trying circumstances calculated strikingly to impress him with that opinion. He bad never seen or heard anything to her prejudice. Wbes able to work, she bad dose her hem to procure • living, bat when driven by aeon dty she had asked for and obtained relief. She bad of late &mibed herself as • protestant, and he bad heard her argue against ameanish errors, but he never directly or iodirently sought to turn her, and bed spin sad spin pointed out that he neither wanted to infiumwe her or her daughter, but when the mother asked him to see her daughter, and she really come to seek his help, he had not , retied it. . Charlee Pearhey, ahoy twelve pen of age, wee oharpd with robbing his waster ci 21. Yr. Jobe Kerslake, of Quesn's.rpr, Pletlloo, bookmaker, said that Da Ifooday, Dee. 26, he sent Flamer, who was his armed boy, home with a pair of WelMagloo boots. far whiob 11. 9a. was to be paid by the weakener. Primmer Wray re. tamed, saying the gentLiman 10 when be bad takes the boots wanted Ills. change, and ha would mad bask two sovereigns. Presenter gave the boy lls., but ha never returned with the gold. Mr. Belts—How lees had be been with yon? Prowiestor—Two days oily. He was moommemded by sr of my lass, who informed tea that his minim melee Tri well el Ms. awl she askl set to We dose go, for I kid *ea he rubbed kb Woes master. • pelleeresseteble proved Girdles the boy is the street es Betarday sight. Thininor he resembled the dessripties gives of Mr. Barash/a runaway, he plumplarid kis whether he did sot uteal taCeey, to which hi rigid be did. The mother, • very respectable, ladylike woman, stood forward, end mid that she hod three times called ea Mr. Kerslake to uk him to be careful not to trust him with any cam of mousy, bat unfortunately failed in suing him. She bad been a widow six years, and maintained her family by altremely hard labour u a dressmaker. She could die nothing with the prisoner, and implored the madietrate to rescue him from ruin. lie wanted to go to Na, het could not =Aldo a ship. He was very well educated, end comps teet to manage accounts, hc. Mr. Self, said he should remand the primer for a week, cud would roe whether he could get him to ma. LAILBITH. Joeep4 Hyde, a cabdriver, was charged before the Hon. 0. O. Nortou with being drunk and incapable of taking care of his horse sad crib. Poliorconetable 82 L said that at ball-past two he saw the prisms, in the Ithanington.road dries a horse and cab, but he was so drank at the time that hsla4 all coatrol over Ins horse, and was in the act of tumbling off the seat whoa be caught him, and for his own safety took him to the station house, sod sent the cab to the yard of the pro mister. Hr. Norton—Well, prisoasy, what bays you got to say to this charge of tales so drunk as to be incapable of taking care of yourself or year cab Primmer—l am very sorry your worship, but it was the Ent drop I bad daring the Christmas holidays. I took up a fare in Chartirrhoussaquare, and they gave me a stiffish glass of grog there, and whoa 1 put dawn in Km- Magic" I got another of the same sort, and it quite turned roe over. Mr. Norton—lt is most dangerous bo permit cabmen to drink, and I cannot look over your offence ; but se I find tbat th ere is nothing on your license I Muth inflict but a slight penalty. You roust L pF . be., or be onscaitted for Ave days—The prealty was David Fleming and John itk, well-dressed young use, were charged with sthemplieg I. pick pookele at Mares Theatre, on Saturday night. The evidence against the prisoners was strongly confirms. tory of their guilt, and as they refused to giro any addrees, or any account of tbunselme, they were remanded to a future day. THAMES. Jana Morley, alias /1:4/r3,• cod-whipper and labourer, was brought up on remand, charged with stealing a ham mock, two caavaa bap, and a quantity of wearing apparel, the property of Hamel Hudson, a sailor. The prosecutor came to the port of London in the ship Weardeba 11016 the Baltic, a few dare ohm. and, in "la with the primmer, aped him to convey his hammock , and sea kit hem his ship ia thelarsed homy Canal Desk to the White Hart phalli-hones is Illsh-serest, where he is now staying. The thiap were pat into shoat, aid the Orton and another man mired away with thew The property readied the Middlesex ober% bus never foaled Hit way to the While Hart. The smiler afterwards mark the primmer, sad had leaked him what he deep with his two tertah .. e. T i li , e primmer leashed at hin► as refused. and disessade a lfe. et traced a parties of the sailor's goods, and hoped to give a good account of the reariader, and to apprehend an seam- Wee al the prisoner. The primmer treated the ems with great 1.,i , end said if the sailor had paid him 15a. he would have hod his pro- Pear. He was again remanded until Wednesday. A windrowed young woman, who appeared to be labour ing seder illation and anxiety, was t before Mr. Paget, au a sharp of being drunk and of taking oars of herself. DM;Swav, a police sergeant, No. 11 H, lad that oo Sem. day night he was in company with Inewtor Dandy, of the H division, and saw the primmer very drank be Church-lab% Whiter.lmpel. She was very drunk, and rolled about the streets. Seeing that the prisoner was well sad •eey expen sively dressed, he sad the impactor, fearing that she woad be robbed, took core of her. She was quite unmanageable, end, after taking mach trouble with her, they obtalaed a stretcher, sad she was carried to the station-boor by two seesiehleis. TM pricier, who was attired in hat and feathers. a lace veil of doe texture, a Paisley shawl, and a domed black ilk dram said tbe unfortunate condition she was in was all owing $o the tinderpoond Balmy. Mr. Pmet—What do you ail= ? The primer said she paid a visit to her brother end his wife at Paddington, and proceeded there and beck by the Underground Railway, which had such an effect epos her that she biome loseweiblo. Mr. Past —Yos werelitodeated. Prioasor—Yos ; I bad am ems of gin —so more—.SW leaving the Usclaggresail Railway. I will on hike soy Inoue. NT. Paget—What are you Prioner—A pelisses's% wife. Mr. Paget—A pensioner's wife ? The priemer—Yse, dr ; he has boon twenty yew in the form. Oh, sir, it ia all owing to the Underground RI& way. (Laughter.) Kr. Paget—Yon are the wife of • man in a respectable 000•patioo, and you get into this disoneefal position. Go about your badness, and don't owns here Was. Ai Itirrl7Deße TRlM—About the middle of Miiy last • young sickly-looking maa, selling himself Charles Walter form, arrived in Ayr, sad *a alighting at the ration Required of Mr. Blair. station muter, if he could nexerneed him to a quiet lodging in the asighbour hood. He was directed to a bean in the sabsrlia, where he obtained famished apartments. He was is very darn* bean, sad was attended by • medical man of the tows. He remised here few sheet • na ught, daring which time he took daily cerise drives, and Ilia heath armed to improve coasiderehly. He said he expected a lady, whom he had entrusted with the humeri= of were urgent hairs for him is Losiden, to sell for him, and he west freeman to the statism to meet her, bat she Dever came. At last he said he would require to go to Loodies himself, sod he ac cordingly set of en a Monday eserniag, preaching that he would Tetra is • few days. He seat a telegram, aanouring his safe snivel is tiOnetrepotie ; bat erns" further wee beard of him sail Wednesday, when • lithographed cinder was received at the various beaks is tows (asoccapeaying which was • care de visite of the areager), rung that his real name was Walter U. Dagnieli. late • ark he the ser vice of the Brum Baskin Oampaay ai How Hoeg~. sad that he had robbed the oompsay of • 3,0001. mart, for which he °biased cash is Leedom. Os the 6th May, W ean paid 1.0001. ia fifty Beek of Beglind men far 201. each, into the llerrethe sad Inekaage Beek et Leedom, is the name of Ralph Emirs, to he remitted to his audit • the Glasgow brash of that beak. He else paid I. emesty.sioe like notes to the Insides Beak a Barked, getting is manage two orders of 7901. sack as their breath - im Glasgow, in favour of Ralph Ersige. He Shea. as Ralph Rosie, remind payment of the 1.0099. aad the 1,5801. is Sara saes in Gherow, after whisk he pro ceeded to Ayr. While ia Ayr he showed a coesidemble amount la geld, as well as • number of seer diamonds 'ad jewellery. He spoke of levies a arse ia Ouse* who was minced to • Roans Gabel," The last got of Wean was at the Cndal Palace, sear glimpse u', us the 11th of Jess shoe whin all Imes of him hes been lost; bet he Is believed to hive pared es Henry 6 Gray, dCanada, and he may have gone to or some other part of America. It is supposed that after getting the 2,6904 is Glasgow he must have opened as merest with or procured coedit as America from some bask or beaks leader the seams of Walter H. Dal. gleieb, Ralph Reim Charles Welter Thome, Healy Guy, or some other altos, red perhaps treaderred the spiny from one bank to another to - evade being herd. It acme Daighiell had been seat home by cue of the pertain of the Borneo Basking Company is Hoeg Hoag . au acconat of the delicate stets at his health , and he bed atolls the draft before leaving, sod the theft sot beieg answered for some time afterwards, be has bad ample time to," go off to parte noknows."—Nora British Mall, A Marra, IN A RAILWAY UM:IL—One evening lest weak two graham were retrain by nil from White ness to Liverpool by the sight express train from the earth. They bad apparently only cm =ream and be did sot appear nail they had tams bound °antra& Astra. They were the. ahead by erreg a tall, ferechealooking poem, with a huge beard sad moustache, wildly raareg be.; the carriage stop,, sod nowise backwards sad forwards is a most exemardi. Dry meaner. As the nun was prooseding at a rapid nee, the perm in question appeared to be exposing himself to the greatest denier. Amongst other 'triage movements, he looked into the compartment is which the two path as were sitting, and, bunting cut late a kind at limn. rical laugh, be asked them who the d-1 they were. The gentlemen so addressed actually formed the opinion that the man was detested, sad se the arrival of the trace at Lescaster they called the sheathe of the porter to the eh cametance ; but, se if Leis; " method in his madness," he was thee quietly seated ia bee sad was allowed to proceed la the train Shortly arc viag Lancaster he resumed hie ecosatrie sad drigerose_perforteasese on the carriage stem which he oratiassel ell the way to Prestoa, where the has arrived a few Wear before eines o'clock. Here spit the attrition of the porters was called to hie coaduct, but, as at Lancaster, be had managed to mat him self in his carriage, and was quiet, and the authorities did not feel justified in detaining him. In • hew minutes the Inn spin startled, and between Prestos and Wigan his minuet became still more extraordinary and alarming. The train was pia eta very rapid pees, during which the man was ems to skip along the carriage steps backwards sad for !mild; displaying the agility of • oat. At wee moment be wee men, whilst the salt, like an separates, be was out of sight. Oa more than me ocenalon he looked into the oar. ream where the two meths= wen Meting, axed, perenting a rent, declared hie tatestioa of shooting them. The tenor and alarm which this threat caused may be easily cos• inked, for the two ',ethane were not la a palace to offer any resitsecie to the mantas. It was a greet relief to them whoa she knit arrived at Wipe, • little before lealtiveat aims Ana. Peeling that tbair line were in • ' jeopardy, they jumped oat of the train determinewitT se further if their fellow-traveller wee allowed to pese o se :7 5e i t eforened ib t o be w euth o cr t ies be there of hie extreoedinaly aid ultimately he was rh hir ea tat. Wigm. josesey teem °lll.f:ebeb.d. he was found to be suffering ender a 'What Mink a • dairies trawria.—Xonerpool _ 111 .4 1 TRAFFIC BICTURNS. 61127171/1 1 . Mass Per Mr- WY. Mei ova. siesen. 1866. Week Dec 21 . Mask 41 eiwfork es (6020,260.127) 1062 6,291 UAW 47,618 no Do, Dee. Week etag Deo. U. (Lombardo flee) Do. Deo. U.. Week oodlas Doe. Uses of Omani May—. 183 I,IIMI 1,9t7 LIU 2,7 U Do. Deo. 29 — 2. 128 1.87 6 MOO MI West on&ss Deo. U. aoinUeriWo_oodom -41 N Us Week - De& IL Orest Western of emus& US Week ending Jim 7. Leedom, HAM , " sad S Coed 4llll 1!,010 4,119 MVO 140 11,140 It= Dnerairra OF Tai Bar= Lzur) Rums Pto33 KM& —BOtITIWITTON, JAL 9.— TM Royal K Or pay's steamer Oneida, Cantata Worrier; smiled here si S p.m. to-day, with the marbly mails for Woos, fps Fades, Pernaalbeco, Bahia, Rio de Janeiro, Keats Mir Besets Ayres, &a, together with 85 presagers. Tie Oneida took oat on freight 7,8001. is bar rear he the Wader of Francs at Rio de Janeiro ; 1,0031, is itseerOM for remember° ; English jewellery, 851. ; Freer grader 4001. ; jewellery, 8,0141. ; sad a metal ergo of Fier mad *glib mercbasdise. Tha Or/Tweet) CAP 3 MnA, EorteemPrOF, JAIL 9.—The Unice Steam Shipping Ompany's done Orabries. Osman Loads, ailed hers yesterday for ths Ore cif Good Rope, he. Bbe took out 75 paliregri 5,0001. in spier, 1,0001. in jewellery, sad • fall cur ri gums! restrandies. The Ometwien tells at Ryser& le aserve her mails. SIDIOULAIL AND FATAL CAI AcCurirt.—All 10. Has a leet wowing by Yr. Rusipbreys. orleer al rerestieg the demi ri Jobe Wright. red 30. The deemed wee a pilot raiding ia lbradsdiaL Ha came to the port ot Leedom with a skip a few der re Os Friday bat lbir got tote • eau" W wermide, and Old the mama to drive to the Groat NartAirri Railway. Wien =peak -hew bs called oat to re saber le Mrs re er was wag resod be proesided to jar sad lb reed oared the wades to orreare, selt , ma lop d him The or was anisebed, sod rhea ■ - 1111.1 up &mord ins Nand to bar sesosinsd drodtal Lipase Be was carried tors baspitalorliere be dia. Its jury raterned a verdict oi ** Accidental dear." sal balm.; all 11211112, I liowlng • Daft, si a C •C173.A. • Tubs be terrine 11511,41111.0 . - viii in .e AM : room sassed cabe c r ig = Nam, Paz ilea C. Mae Mrs* Wu TEX Tampa NOTICE MOW Ammo arta Os n Glisseal Ito IMPS' NOTICE OINERAL wet be !lel City of Lai ss o'etaelt • dividend, e Ition of two Crosby4l( VIELI TAN le are°46:' new b lbo art ASetri a•TZ lislob as ka, ihe la 'Pio I IC 4l ' t . Paha LAI _ s 1 az , "IN /MIIIIMMIIIIIIII :VAYdL II . 11111111111 - A --. • :.1 • • ADMIRALTY, JAN. 9.-Areourmairra. .- Mom. . , a : • ten W. G. Atkinsos, to the thiMbalazid, for the Basilisk. G. A. Srowaing, to t he Satlei, for tormend **Tim IMO f"..' al =isat-Surgeoes C. J. Dimond:ire, to the Nerds ; Y. .., e 1 W. Ashford, to the Donegal ; Y. B. Rioltardion, to Jamaica HamitaL Acting Amideataargeon Z. W. Doyle, to the Print* - ..------ .7„..-.•••-•-•... BoyaL Midshipman E. B. Brooks, to the Oadzents. No 1 Naval Cadet (nominated) P. G. flbasetd. 11 .r . rn „ r PORTSMOUTH, Jas. 9. -14 PAC We understand that Hear-Admiral George Elliot, on superintendent of Portsmouth dockyard, is about to me* ' bis appointment owing to 111.Issalth. It is conjectured dm he will be succeeded either by Rem-Admiral George Henry tom fiallMOßl Noar, C. 8., or Ram-Adsairal T. G. Gordon. Owe Pod& B it Pigmy, steam-vessel. Vino, master, steamed out 0 40 • 11 respea-d 7I K harbor to-day with divers cm board, and pepoom e d t ,, wit jipiaL 9. AN Stokes Bay foe the perpwe of eadeavoming to pick up M s ------___.„,„„ two foss of the Achilles, screw, whirls were lost dtuiag g o rof viw.s; root trials d that ship at the m W mured mile. .11., et 2AO The Rinaldo, 17, earswo 11„ loop, Commander the Boa. R . and Nebo, is daily expected to arrive at Spithead hem the I A 111 111 V North Americas asd West India station. Poeta i imede,__,,... 9l 11 d 1 MARKET& C=AVd ag LONDON WEEKLY DOCK RETURNS.-Ja". 7. Depot& Danford. y.r. me* gift L I fino=f ;i L Mid a Fri 1 1 54 5 1 . 04 r 10 0: 61 492 4 iiTis me " mess 1 1 Fe t Lila Maw .•••.••• 1 4066 MARNA MOO 1,947 110.1/11 NUN . :41Cat. Hams boxes - 1414 DOM ow Cubs tour - . _ =l;altsecook4o oaks 120 000 0 11 .10 tr,rm WW2 gooses 20 - lem s s A p i examoo-m.L -leakages - 104 1,830 ;M, . -.. ..„ ";.• 's.. - - • : Do-bele. A bsp - - - i4V rases AN OS 0,601 l e ...,,,- V ' tea A bap 1,749 1,6791L0 31,414 4 A upt Media me 478 431 0,0011 a . Other Z. India package. 2,061 1,604 01..87 si. Ta V IM erre lb Coma lion - 1,401 skim 'G s N. 0000 A bop MN Ala DAN opAN ' Ms" DM 1.861 MON OM at 41 , Do. lirte, LI l.OB 620 66.101 a m MeM p 411001011111.. NEM= ON ; POURS toes 100 lir UN tiog ~ ...... film ai liseWl ; TALLOW.- MONDAY SVIZING.-TlOO Wow meskai k as peeMle M • steady, with a good made denood, but without meek spew elect; er to 6 Wive activity. Sorts ate comemeding Mier higher mho ---- T. an 1 6 rive prices tie' is meal all this line el year, the Ina 13" 4 `''' ' a 6 domed at the momma remain ems the.. We CUM t=k.rew 410. 31. to 41.. 64 old, 41a. to et -- as --- 421 3L ; Aga, 425. 6.1.; Rase, 434. ; October to ------ Demob'', 43e. 13d. Tows tallow, 41a. 3d. net sea. N. ''''s - - • Tepee's aeries. North Ameeteal 41s. fuea,4oa MOM • fair. Bode Anomie= uslid held for high pies, 421. M. Mallmemes '' is offered for lip*, ; 41a. okl. yellow. Asabakaa shoo a 421. to 424. 6d.; beef, 40a. to 495. 611. Cooseat MI iim ; cows, 375.; Gybe, 36.. three moths preenet. 61. pi c • eirk Ws for ma. Bydeey, 33e. to 365. fair te beg M g en. l oil fkm. lea. O". dd. be Limes; Mk be 335. M. Arno Palm-eat oil, 29a. to NIL -Woo the afar al Xis& a Obac4i.' Smith ea Isailiahl ies.) mat a COTTON.-Limaroot, JAL 9.-With may a malt ~ busheme poises avenue to rale be favour of boom Salm ",,,i 1 ' today 3,000 bales, iesAadieg IMO Ms spealatioe mid k NE/ le 300 Anamitma, 24d. to 27L ;to PIIDANI, ko.. ".: op ae : s =TO 254 1 ; 200 40 1ygniee, mg to 21.: 30 Smyrna, :1 rani 2- ri l l 4. ; Meori. Lied*. a N2, 1 101. to 121; trdni, 12t li tt ' • 145 d. ; 20 ern, Le, Mid. to Ad. . 0, lie will awe • WOOL AND WORSTED. - Romon, Jan. 9.-12 me Trea t ed yo is no saintatios le the market today. The Amerkee new ( A w ed s al Made is Skis direction. The alontiesed MOMS et the Nalb, tor seeseet el to and the for that outtalk may be brceght horsed is kegs * qoatitles, tend to iodate nisch greater wee= ea ths pet arum ii of many. Any desire there might _Miami's have bees to =to w hee bees on i m opolietelyton n =L t 1w ceased us ski t T u n= rig Oa is a deprarbig affeeL The traassailees is wool bate kostee. airmen. See Is Priam, however, am hely enaistelaeL The bola= am es has boa at last week's mtge. There is hardly say bedew c.l to report is worsted row oa tpart d ether Imes sr K. esettesetal merchants. The Asesr sews Ira bed the And a vir same dspreming MN'S epee this breech. AMk beim CAW poo 10. 11, sod 1 1 7 has been deo in plena. A few foreign barn new het in She market, and have supplied themselveswitk fug rear 1 goods from stock. Some of It. American merchants hare E • =oamse. also Owed some small orders. Ia the other &ottoman d o pre Hie trade the greatest quietesse prevails • the caution 1 • 1 te merthante being, if aDymoa the Maoism Prior ham led it• hastily been tested. CIUNA.I - le 00ALS.- LONDON JAN. 9 .- Dyed. BOO& Wei l i ed ki Harthoy, 17s. 9d. ; Gawp... Hartley, 117 s. Itd. ; 3 = lied betimes 17s. 9d. ; 11 ywell Mani, 17s. &L ; sil MIME I Wept ,17s. 6d. ; /birth Pelts Gas. 16s. ; Twilit mos or 4 ~ Mare, 15a. ; Geld Moor Bubo Ik. Walker Prima ear A A? 7 15e. 9d. ; Wane Zed Haswell, M. • thus End Hello all 22e. ; Was Bed Temetall, 20 4 . ; W alls' Zed Haigh &I, • lie 21a.• Walls Ind Hut Hartlepool, 211 a ; Walls Bed 8s be Imeelser Id Ledo.Vallsillb6 21.. ; Oaring and Darya Malting, 21b.-111dpM A p nic , Ir. sods* 117; sold. 55. sum 1........ • o well as a number of thee threes& for Pernambuco ; myna pereuer7, cm. ; ..... ..---. JC TAB/ io spoke of brims a sinter in Canada, op& ; jewellery, SAW. ; sad a amoral ow of heath Dalgleish ad " a wae lkamill at the °l4belill. _Cmail Palara ll. meat slid Fa i llik •••••ba•das• ' rr ig t: AIM of Jane, since w h isk all time of him Tun 0171 WARD CAPZ MAIL —801717111 1010 1 f, Is = , 6111 ,..,___.„ 1 " I . be kiffell ____“ _ to bee paned er Jan. 9.—Tha tiros Steam Shipping Company ' s thaw , ray b ' s '' ''..". , an° a. may bass gone I. Oa/Arias, Own& leads, a il ed hews 'arra', for GI other part of America. It is supposed HE g the 2 , 680 i. i o m aw , h. must w ive Oath of Good Rope. he. She took out 75 Pannill i ; 1 with or procured needier ce Aurelia fins o,ooo l i In saris, 11 , 0 ". ii *mann sad • fall a n t e 4 , . abs under the mom of Walter H. Dal- gams! WIIIIDAIDdilill• The Ountwian calls at Hymn* le sad Iturci iv, Chula Walter Thom, Hairy Grey, rennin her milk ' ELM L i abotho= h r es " . = by as i i3 6l :4 2 l 6lll4d at tb r ae d partion. il li libmg ammette raosies Ent wai llllLAlL imad s trD en• FA ins TAL byir Al . B A stos OCIDEBLT erceL AII ill a ; for I Orapany in Hoag Kong ea scooter of the limpithl, remeeliag the death of Joba WOO. Pat= hi birth. and he led stolen the draft 30. The deemed was a poot reidleg in BuoderiaL the but al add the theft not beteg &powered for erne 2:4 ins to the C ic ' t 14•11°. ‘ •••k • skip • fns dale ja i ja 4: i ng Os Friday bat got Lb • &tat the wateunds, •aa ei reh lit h. Bri4shb e la ß bad ea i r - A Pki i . TE " :,: - ...... - :::::: -. 4 as = g-b--„,......11.-_, b u dri.e w t s gais . man t. beibe rowid eald°V.6l : Nmth.nt woiN ad t° "B"eihniaw : jog . t.lina p ism ost Meow airmen avers rearming by rail from Maw mi d iin weight reared a n „m a k t o ~tam sale hll 311W11311 a d liml auDarau by itaighmit."2.ll.lfal...,tmi° from th• OS lop el him. The tab the sateehed, sod who._ .. .ig till .............. XOj e l vim . - - - - A. — ab. - y - - 64 - -- p i i .;;;L: ••••• T...... lifted up dowered ins found to lath whined drama lepers. He was earned torte hospital.wliere bodied. Ils cif 3 &Mk station. They were them &kneed 4 .,. magma a m gi a s 0 / .. A g gg n s i g dark," ferociona.looking with • huge bleed •.--• W o r bi l l wildly teasing s lag carriage rem ,wards and forwards .the a meat extreardi. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. is the then was proceeding at a rapid rate, FA ethos append to be expeing himaelt to BIRTHS. ger. Amongst other strange mootamon ts, ILLoo.—Jerwery I, at ribber Bay. Media 311 501 "" 46. Ink wife et C. J. Bra, Bra, of a daughter. beembreeee ill wbjeal lb.two g em" ' FOSSFAY.—Jansary 6, at Wed Derby, the wife of C. L FM' 1 ~ a n d , burs ting out into a k in d of hyetiti tom Raw, of a daughter. eked them who the d—l they wars. The PM ILlAlltiaa.—Jasaary 6. at row Welfare, Mrs. Fn . ddraseed .dually formed the opinion that lira Tits Hauriat, of a dangbter. c 0... wetting or :abid er: it tod, ibika :ni a. as ,tion 4 o s ta arri thine val bi.porter of ma thi a.. trala thitair :t . IlAxiwgieuLl7lxxame..Anmer,772.72l.ol.7.6l.6.wleslK.Annow.icull,...4the wile iwiatigw of Ifa x ice: i vits • gi: lodise i it ere. bli which wia NSW in kr carnage, sad was allowed to pitnresaws —January 6, at fiaTeunaroed, rang, Mrs. Ir. Iri rain. libirrUy after - terries Inserter be yyttahard, of a daughter. , See /4241 . metric sad diagerose__performasees on the - MARRIAGES. mem con 1h " lb• w•tiawg ail til• "/ to Prostos. Dg cAsrso—nurwoop.--Jammt r. m_st-_, 36.1 2.,.. 'i l tr a 41 J1 arrived a few Wares before arms o'clock. Church, Piccadilly, by the Der. J. B. Aram rem." , ^ "Ism attrition of the porters was called to his D. De Ceram Req., of Baal Owes, to Prima Berk dew at Lancaster, he had managed to mat him. of the WM C. Floatowol. lot. of Dobtoo .........--, • IMF tr Mt age, and was quiet, and the authorities did 01,111- :wluat — islwa r Y 6 . at , s ‘. 11 ,,tr Di, .. s o p& WriM I i detaining him. In a few minutes the tirvi J. B s. *4••1•••••• Won (1. ° ter a n li pti,CL'a7m asniesol ° ' ...... em M o d, and between Preston and Wigan his leingla still more extraordinary and alartniag. The eliTh a S u raY—lllDDLlTON.—Jew ilt • PA= ' ' r i a r• ° at a very rapid pees, during which t h e man MI, by the Bev. 31. Andra*, Charlet mr. T her . ...aim lig Pet o along the carriage reps backwards sad for- burr. 011.0.1 tierc e - olo• to " '''"-- - Frithi ht g the agility of a eat. At one moment be bag., el Drama, Dulwich. I ths next, Ilke an apparidea, be was ant of DRAMS. a than we occasion be looked into tba car. cibblincom — imm ag, 41 L" law. """ l ., l l 7 a r im t ald.lll.ll4 ' AI, two gentlemen were tilting, arid, awry, Jana, widow de P.M. Ceenteoe, . 600 , d hie interim of &sods( them. =et ere. MP • ft, i t "I "not mood may be 481 97 ma• p& rd .,•rio a r- i l eery I, at Sarbiton-terrath iletthathß WlNN.—Jettuary 7, Mr. T. J. Chum, of bell i two gentlemen were not In a pathos to tarisdos. age d OIL It MIS Wla. I me to th e medusas. It was a gnat relief Hobo .— January 6, at Notiendequara Not 611 1 4" tic Psis arrived at Innis, a little before .111%,_ar4 n, deice& Test l s! that their lice e is out r lc K-417 1, " i1."641".... g am" T a l l I.pid 00 of Mr train determined ro to re s w u Ala Ualmala esd l irtek " P" ' Oho err W I d atbs yte owsixtborimis .tooodko suro we ot ak tin d hu exlevelthani7l . 2.. Webster, ..._ .__..._..,_............._. 11.1..—J ag. anu c trj 4 at Llverpooletreet,_ rm.dr-c " "4 J a tbs whet, at the re la t h.. ' °lndwell ' Mated and ramrod bY MUSLIN SAW Rita. gmi be woo Woos %to t= at Wilos. ebto imatentawest, to the cow of us*" eiiim . KI I to be saffeeing soder a violent Minsk or gook In Lentbardateest. In lbPPrangel WZ as.—Xtherpaci Agnew. •ZeMeAT. JAIVAIIIT li. UAL .... 1.11111M1111111111111111111.1111111111111111.111111111411. BIRTHS, MARRLIVIRS, AND DEATHS. BIRTH& ILLGO.—Jigswar7 I, at Abbots Bay. Cheadle. 31150 ,4010, the wife et C. J. Magi, Bea-, at a daughter. 706.111.11 Lg Y.—Jansar7 6, al Wad Derby, the wife of 0. L lar I beer., id • daughter. tAIIIIICIL —January 0. at rpper Wedeln, Bra. Hata Pits Maurice, or a daughter. HA Y.—Januery 6, at Woolwich, the wife of Vs* R. J. Oh loyal Anelery, of saes. MikeuX.—Josary T, at ergyll-rosil. Kensington. the vlb 4 I. T. Ilamesh By.. et a son. lILITCBARD.—January 6, at Ravenna-read. Pallor. M rs * Ll ' Pritchard, of a daughter. KABILIAGKIL Ds CASTlO—nurwoop.—.lmsart 7, at St- 36.8e 2e r Odra. licoadfUy, by the Bev. J. 11. I m am Pererral. D. De ftetro. Tog., of Neat Owes, to Bnumom bah. delle" . of the Me C. Fleetwood, Esq., of Daisies. 071.1111-1111RIL —January 6, et SR Min* Ita Yee. J. 8. Jenkfaeos. O. Orme, jun.. Sq. •et Dalok to Jule Wait" daughter of C. Webb, lA., Ul' 5/IThSraY—MIDDLITON.—Jan e 7 hill, by the ley. W Anderson, Charier ye vy ir w al : bBl7, tbd. of Herne - MU. to All" dosbierol T. MOM kaq., et MID-h 016.6 Dulwich. CROMPTON.—Jaaaary f M lawcr-gro4 goo" BMW.* Wm, Jam, widow 4 T. IL Cremploo, 60 0, CLUNN.—Jattoary 7, Mr. T. J. Chum, a WI : Mrd‘ o 7 :o 4:46. .—J ll:r2j ois a ri l * d u 7::•Na:d..durbi..q%.„'" 2 "":„..d.tb5." 6 " 4 :90 -1. utincc. aoS —Jaavary 6, at 41666644.66, 56106141616 ItrwMui ftedgok.k, WRlSTil..—Jaimary 6, at lAverpooluirest, Ilnecaum T. Webster, aged K. Mated aal niethwa by yawn Ls. swig. di r t! Lwebard•lreet, Y the Mr ad Landes, mew Cam, la Lausher44trest. Postist TOMMY, JAMANIT 1.. UAL TELL porav ift