The Express. — London, England, 1854-01-11 00:00:00

IRELAND. DC•Lllr, J►r. 10. the Errata! Mail gives publicity to • rumour that Mr. C. Forteacne, one of the members for the county of Louth, is to succeed Mr. Sadleir as • junior lord of the Treasury. The account of an improvement in the health of Baron Peonefather was followed in the course of yesterday by one of a very different kind; and it now appears th►t there is ecareely any hope of the recovery of the venerable judge, who lies under an attack of apoplexy at hie .at in the county of Tipperary. - - - - NAVAL. ADMIIIALTV, JAN. 10.—A TPOINTMENIS. -- Pay se UHT H. W. Death, osaillmed to the Phikasel, kaloop, at Plymouth. Nate J. Swint:lures to the Botesonsi, 70, gurdehip of cediaary, at Chatham. Muter's Assistant C. Williams to the Riff)*low. PORTSMOUTH, 10.—The Serpent, 12, COM maader E. 0. H. Lambert (acting), arrived at Spithead this afternoon from the East Indian and Autrathia eta. Mons. This vessel was commissemed in 1849, sad bee lad a long and circuitous voyage to perforw,u will be um by the killowiag 'samaritans of her dery She left Hedy Kong at the latter end of the year 1862, called at the Bashes , labiade es the 18th of November of that year ; at ill& I Dee. 11l draws Islands, Jan. 12, 11163; Wee. dents Dap deisems Mese. Feb. 8; DM Wades lawa 15; Delhi, Time. hisses, Marsh 29 ; Copaug, Time, April 4 ; Post &Wages, Aastralia, April 19 ; Swan Rice Mes Albany, King Ge=s ed. liewad. June 9 ; Sydney, July ; i/A Aland, New 14 ; Valparaiss, Oct. 13 ; and Stanley, Fallihmil seised- 14 G. Siam leaving the last-named place the dews* had sot sighted lead till last night, when she wads the Needles. The Thetis, Cap tain Raper, left Valparaiso he Ragland, daisy at Rio Janeiro, ea the Ilth of Odder. She has a freight of near 1,000,000 dollen' value le beer& bet bar arrival has not yet been repsedi. liseeaddiral Feless Moresby, in the lispedp Poetised, wee at Vol paraiso, and had. a bier days prior to the Serpent's leaving that port, just bad de news of his being sumeeded by Rear-Admiral David Mai in the President. The Dido, 18, Captain Morehead, bed left Valparaiso for Piteairn's Wands, after which the wee to visit the oust, to *Went freight. The follewiag amen have cam hem* is the Serpent :—Lieuts. Crowded esd Oases% frost Asetralia; the Rev. James Moody, esissiel chaplain at the Telkked bleeds; mid Mr. adtesesesh s private gestiedes hem Asemils. demo Medd, have alai eons Mae Is her free the Animals gsadraa. The durport hes bees 00 a tba at Solemn DMA,. is terrace to M. whose Ire ended so seed tow niseratios some dee since, Mt she haerdsothise what ever of him. It ammo indeed that the WNW sands is searob of him wirer mesh marks is 'saw as issiketsal, the mitres presestles themeless se the diem with epees and ether end whiles the. err se No m booed to inter pret homes thin end the Dern& The illemas wrests to have bees aimed iriblemsl Thlhala t eend say ma ea dare whitener. isquiries were made atm Dr. Wisher& sod ado ether Dr e 4 ses tieb V; be la ems ef Mend st the Pala, d ili asseled dame, some st whist MI lees soppiest by their Made St be beteg sisedesed by the oaten. Were bead re M penimady owl poesperossly Mal Their esaides is sopeded to be deft dearishiss ; levies per due& the had hue the Bathe% they enjoy a spades of in dues issue Wes& bres drew steam, with the let battalion el as hosedosa• into haelsese this =ening. One essyssy et loyal Artlllery Laded from her, sod the Rae wlr de se hisdereeer, ed mend per red an Dover. TM Imam deed veseel,Lionleseseses Rey nolds. @Mod May hen Warbabli. at mei M the Medi tensed& She imine ists babas eeeL The Peel % dews skip, reneged has Plropatlt today with the adkom wad mm who took the Candid an Bull dog seed M that put. SPORTING. OUNDLE STEEPLE CHASES. We are authorised to state that the followia, are the cornet weights for the GRAND Breitriscusso. Forfeits tale declared by Wassail seat to Mr. Wright, or Mr. Pram* Gaudio: _ . 88.1 b. Pour eimpla ll 12 Omar The Co lB9Bl Ploo= si Tile Midas lO 7 Ne•dwaod et.lb Tesarroy Robin Hood Blackwood 9 7 BullAtieher 9 7 A. Y. Sir Pkiliyy Queduodo 9 4 Berson 9 2 Topsy 9 2 The Sers.' 9 2 ITM 01.11dAke Reindeer 9 0 idward otYork Cigar Holly Brown 8 10 lialf•aad-Half Kaiaries Daley Ostisatli lO 3 • lams 10 0 Vlettase Simple Poise .., lO 0 13,qa Heat The Tulip Anima POSTAGE OP BOOKS, lie., TO NEW BRUNSWICK. GLYEEAL POST -OFFICE, Dix..1853.—0n and from the Ind Jannatnazt, printed beets, magazines, reviews, sad peowklele whelks/ British, aelsoial, or foreign). may be trawnekled the peel between the United Kingdom and New linsiewlek. at the Osliewileg reduced rates of post age, vie. eash peeks* net sasesdieg lb. in weight, Bd. ; ditto, esessoling lb. red net exceeding 1 lb., 1.. ; ditto, exceeding 1 lb. and set 'weeding 2 lbs., 2s. ; ditto, exceeding 21M. and net anseedicg 3 lbs. 3a. ; and won, increasing ems shilling Ow every additiona l pound or fru. lion of a pawed. Preelfed, however, that the following conditions be serefp ist eheened : se Ist. Bony seek must be seat without a cover, er in • cover epos at ends or sides. Sad. It moniteewtals adagio whose ealy (whether printed book, sy salr~ review. se penspliet)„ die wend sheets, or pasts thsete4 where then in woes thee one, being sewed or hewed together. 3rd. It me set exceed two feet is keg*, tosadtb, width or dela. 4th. It weal bees ne writing or marks upon the cover, or its eonlsattt weep Its name and address of the person to whew It wsg M seat. M. The reeve mist be prepaid in full, by Selling estelde the pad" se SY sever, the proper number of slineps. If say of the above essiltime be violated,the packet maw be droved se a letter, end treated es seek Is all respects. To prevent ses Obstacles to the melee eisowsksien Jetta% way laser of the Post-ellse may diq the Wow missies et emy seek packet, for a time wit IlEessiles 24 hours, frost the tins at which the mete MEM .*.wise have bow Semeeeded by hiss. As se beak ms® he seat by sup sews whist' wail email an =paw deem& peelsge sa the depaelwasee, Mess regulsiiwe up* M beaks, Ito., seat by the BAY esaltaft poi* Abell te The above iasereellees we mil le raised le. et iierferie with the trewswilisa et peloted mese sod pesorrileas of peallawmwt. et et printed ppm allowed to pew byllezt under Ilse seelpeper privilege, all of which will WOW be the misting row. THE WEATHER TABLE. WINIMIDAT Janvany 11, 1864. Ile doe of tho waltas a s easi of 4%, favoring plains at .alato Vasa ye= avarniag. Tim seam w omega is oast of - - - - - - Tairsawes-14. ; Goads Perm ; Partially Cisfaiy. Gazintwica—N. ' • Ow& Ls Overeat = O D—N.W. ; aftstis loom; Pardons . ; Fns isms I !saki/ Cs*. _ . The retard heat the hieideilked deS Week tab ease la dm be padieedea prismigijksy. thetofon. Whets the date d the vesliier es niMily =wadi at .is. Veieek. KOLLINGAZ-14.W. ; 01•011 BROM ; Pardo Cloudy. CAusaspos-15.11.: Guide Breese; Cisedy. Butxtuoiaux-1 4 1.11. ; Cahn; Rain. ; Gentle Broom ; Partially Cloudy. ; Gratis Beer; Partially Cloudy. DARLINGTON —W.; 0 , 111110 BRIM; CIOWLIIIN—Light Prost. ituur—N.E. ; Gonda HMSO ; Snow. THE METROPOLITAN POULTRY SHOW.—Yester dry the winter stow of the Metropolitan Pueltry Club *pelted to the public at the Baker-street Bazaar, and, al though it was a half-crown day, many hundreds of persona passed through the show. Her Modesty the Queen was among the first to avail herself of the rule of the club, which declares that say pen of birds may be claimed at the pries &Heed to then after one o'clock ea the ant day of the show, by claiming at the price sifted to theta, 101., the beautiful pea of gold laced (Ileateright) baa tame, awabenrd 973, incises 61, bred by Mr. Vela Bphsay, Markevetniet, Dimmable, hatched in 1863. Priam Albert also elabwed the splendid Docking cock, bred by Mr. Fiber Yobbo, d Boated Ledge, Colchester, which 'Maisel the Ant gripe la elms 7, sad aambend 146. The secoad prise la the same slam, also canted off by Mr. Tieher aumberod 147, was claimed by Colonel Ilageeete for tea gibes& Priam Albert's pea of Brahma rostra Sew* sambaed 681, In class 22, sad to whisk hie royal highness had adleed a prise of 264, were Maimed, although they had ressivod w mist at that sem by Mc Pea, of Skimmer atstest, earawkilL lord Reboil Oreeveser Maimed at 161., 11. IfB is Mass $5,'A Nelda, seek sad two gash, "bleb abided the wood pin k tin den, bred by Mr. &brad Test, et AYielbdif• BOOTS Eaffiffill RAILMAL—Trait for the week m. lea. 7. 11154. 14,205 t. 17e. 6d,i_ Mee Jets. 11, us, lie. 7d. Demise la 1116.11. Eab3 intelligence. COURT OF r.-YEISTEEDAT. WoNN fL COMINPOIINN NOLNOTD. IN EN This was as old bsokrispeog. the Gat beteg dated is Ja nuary, 1847. Tile bankrupt wee a benheeller, of IS, St. James's-street. Owing to ease premseted legal welled intro which have been undesl4 die wipes* M re eorerieg a Mtge quantity ef wpm% tbit beak- rept bed not been able to Se 1111111111111111 Ilia dm 31st Wt. The balenee-.beet, prepared by PI • Mew. intends Awe the Ist B:ipteenber, 1848, to ille dtk of itemery, 1817, eel isentelos the &Dewing asset 11e emdkers, 8,7721. ; ilitheillemed, 48 =1. 3,8591. ; nate mesh* AK By P lo l ,4l nri 1111 M; MIN bid es r 2r. 2 , trade expenses, MOM; Muse end ditto, 7161.; loam, 1,4111. ; 142 t. The joiledpl ersitMee was Mr. B. W. Model, solicitor. trashing/the late Capin /Am of Ryde, in the Isle of Whilst, wise bed advanold the beakrupt 3.41101. in 1843. =NM bileateme t burls% date is 1344 and 1344, the beldweiPi had 4 • 11 1" 4 _ Captain Loeg hi espy** and Wend in Domdale's " MoDastinee An glianam," end mbar works. • dastbse security, eatentling over the ham Mlle mensiess sod Ike memieder of bis stsek * Weds tad Meets, •M bee Mess to lb. Daniel Off a balm ahem of whkiflir. Saba dialed bribe ewe eseelvei. ilodomiat was ablaked end nesistito put ia, as die beamed moo tended impeeperly ; wbeeespen an mien was esemmessel seals* y f, the shenf, sad preendliege Wien In Moss* agate* Mr. Daniel. In tie lbseem - ibe mos were OW nodal ; the latter me still pemillem. The of the posi. petty thee Maimed is estimated by the baakrapt et 16,7524 From a steMeaset Is the pespermehiset it appean Met by ea agriettmeem dated bleb Joie, MM. Messrs. Venable@ sad Co., of gessollibe, umismesk r,pd at IN sepia of Mon dale'. " Xeminlinin ailginevor ked,ll/111., mad in Obi of cassia esotimossissdmiele mentisowl, they bad the power of smile of the obeli of the eye* smrabse now nessainiag b *at barb is VA of whisk the met, at 121. per copy, is 4,24111.0beir de* bav 41311. About 6001. has been received voile Ibe Wale. bat there has Si yet bees se dividend. Mr. Shuttle worth, he the eidgeeek Meted that they were perfectly satisfied with Om assess* sod the bankrupt then passed. IN SI 001111 T. This wss the certillesta ghosting 1. the else of Walter Cobbett, described as • plumber and lead seroltaat, of Boar-gardens doettbwark. The acesuats, plowed by Main. Hengist and Pallets, showed debts to the IMMO' of 1,0001., only 001. of wide& wee oa the bankrupt's own account, the reassioder being in respect of a partaership free which be bad retired, the other partner undertaking to defray the liabilities, which he had failed to do. The Heats, altar mbar the separate debts, wen sufficient to yield fte. is the pound ea the partnership debts. Mr. May, on behalf of the bankrupt, rested for • first class oevtidnits, urea( that the failure was entirely eau of nisfortane. Hs bad brought 2,0001. into the prim& ship with Clark; on the lot of July, 1850, they agreed es dissolve, Clark having then upwards of 2,60 W. of sesels I notwithstaading that the li sbilitass kid Wks Ile OM baokrupt. Hie Honour !posted as lasedlale andloolo of fir Mt class. PSZORZ KZ. OCOOMMIXIMI EU& IX ii JOSITIIIIMIUSWIL This was at adjoined last essaisties meeting. The bankrupt was described so a poesy ami draper, of Great sad Little Waltham, Baez. The balamuniMet, prepared by Masers. Hardie( and Pallets, sat and mar • period of Errs, sad showed the debt la r o tast ifko nsests to debts, WAIL ; property gives up, bees 'TOL : trade ezpesses, I,IML; dunes* safriner sonal ditto. 472 i.; interest, 200 l.; lam spec reallsattes et prrattaii. appeared die the misuse, Mr. Lamont suppeeted the baptises. After as essisisatios as to arts& 1t.,.. of accounts tics ' bankrupt pared. IX U CALIIII AMIIIOIII. I. tbo cue of this booknipt, of Shames., imager ,r assigooos wen 141011611, sad Morn. Rotuma sad Looorko appointed aosoustasto. TX It I. PMTS. TM bastropt, of Ibiskusaswortb, wino sad spin it atin , afloat, ems up for sad paned his lost ezoaslastios oa se coasts repued by Massa Pettis. INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT.—YrsrazDAY. MOM us. Calorresoma Imam. IN TIM MATTI' OF iDWAZD WILLIAM PORT. Tu. lambast. • yews( maw, who bad bees • elm* la the Oamaty Court at itendesd, mad ta seasenes elm Mislwas 'posed ea Ids le b• . prhsa by Mr. Dotes, Ow the Mateo of the &wise MEOW Less (Clams 37), sad supported by Mr. B.2 4 llL issahmat was • banower ad the Ohms 37 et two sass Of NSL, and he alleged that eassliseable dedastimes WNW ands oat of the wool. He was seastliated s shoe halo ht the gess, sad was to pay by imelsionis and to maw Ids mhos ea the twaimeties of the dam Sire sure. the owe Absalom IMO Lobo a reser at Mashrd, sad lAteamd Thum kes. a eirsissele at PasskeV i s afta th a d wise badtaloa** bash at the eat Ow la who realised *Afton* of sewn uto, at the salt el the elan, sad the ~la the misemft. who neeiod a J . 'seat of Me menthe, The Wwat is this ease owed shot MK, mad had maw omits to bias, both by Lake sad I'm isr Oversew Me was Ti esslady at the salt of the appaing aredltses, mad the geodes was, whether he badtoposperly esatrested the debt with Ono The tow teas tame set obaroidises is do deo sad they append miler the bawd eon by the imesheat sad his swede& A plat emus as te lie right oldie trustees toe 'ppm, as the Melrose was a shasoltalike la the class sad the • rinser. Mr. Caosiasioner Murphy thought it was lilt. • um opposing himself. The wily way is which the trustees could oppose was as and gwams en suastors. It appeared that the lassiwat la as awes to • Moment he was required to miga sopearieg sae of his saratiee, stated that ha bad a* Jarlommta assist his when in Mt be Mow that be had ban is the Peaty Court et Roesfeed. The lambast bed 701. • yew salary at the canny sewn, awl lest his sitwades thaw* Wag • bor rower the is His wile had woe littis peeporty ander her fathm% A. Mr. Cominkaer Mamie Minded that the ease was one for the appMeatime of its dimosaisamy dawn ea ac counts( the Milsoest este on Of the anti= sot baying any Inigments against him. Tie mmsplaint of fraud was withdrawn. and on the part of the tempest it wee issisted that tire was so are arbor him. He had been charged large barest by the arinnsisieser Murphy asked the sr mint he had l ass absegel. Ms. lengseil emid the gears& result wee thee be get 1691. ots are lens et lOW. eseb, eri Ind abase le ISM. 1, had to issue his /lie is the &ilia Mane Amasses Moiety. Is the muss of the inquiry it rune eat the the baselvent wanted a loan of the class to buy a piste el het of the National Freehold Land gaiety. wait be was no deposit as additional security. H.. borweese, nasiasney on it, and the clam had to pay rims m.eg Is earth is. The secretary of the assurante lit. Tbisk, who was connected with the slaws wee sal he stand that the avenue were mole toe the issehan ad is bailing a asap es the imp lad the artegesse eg aD be ba sin& wilt the obeth lie eensidered tines babies a tenth He aid these were that silty alma, al be woe the fatalist. The berrowore, and all !estate beams* is time, bummed this Ines is the Dtitisi Mutual Amman Company. Mr. Osuainiceer Murphy pie his spathe aritheisied his Wanda to rinsed the bieshost leer seven meths, for frail...lle althea be Ind esesial. Mr. Beeped simnel Ye ettialse. The Jagless* wee te be es a annesest Width wee sot .crease, era w the, evident a a witness ate bed bees celled to estplala RPM matters. Ht. Cemilaisner Murphy wee to alter his Mi nna es the leaned esthed had bees %ben by easels& It was ma a eine le pen, madly as th e iselesse bed dialled wets: tin eam ha so Jaime's name hist el be bed been med. M. Swigged equaled his esiniewleigneste to the Con sinienwr glades bleisignest. His lineeer yeenasseni a biplane of sit mouths from the wain eider orb es the Nth November, ander the discredensey deem. -YESTERDAY. Timothy Warren, 23, was indicted for feloniously losaulting Edward Williams, and robbing him of a watch, his property. It appeared that the prceecutor, at about a quarter to nine o'clock on the night of Monday, the 26th ult., was passing down Flows'. and Deau•strett, Spitaltields, and on coming to the corner of a turning leading Tram that street, he saw the primmer sat two esker owe lounging about. Prostaliss elm& he stepped es look at a cook shop wisdom. ark labial dram essepied, the primmer cuss up babied bin, 516 as mei Maas*, sell eleiskly paned be* Ms saki sat 10 his Neepanisee at the sane thee, "He q tedic" Om 01 Ilea ink kis watch from his pocket, kilts wee Seem to tis im e rt rad and all real away. The prameentme„ femme, snarl wards nue the primmer in lekelleset, mad gave h Into ""1 •••TIte bend his Gray. Mr - Wm thee.* it, a very steins seas, and said he was dikekked te punkt with the teemed severity every pease seektell keens bin a/ thee WA ef Week. Oes of the prim Aimee &mesa the Min that in the ! !seg et the me *levet, Ike seek esitbsey was termed CV Mg ithee. m—lreted; this I shell put the nag on him. The essismes b OM the Omer le hope in pedal servitade tert i vemem, Peoras,l4,lassrlbai in dee kinder es a tia-plam weks', wee ledissed Mr the Milewles deeperate stunk epee am seed : The petemenkly a widow Demi Reek' Mom, Meted that eke MrS a scouted IS fehmeleset, WWI Meeraine, see flaway k led MKS* Ile primer ism esi il Wbee be a gem* et a Irmakei mar lef seal. Reweine kw, end la seemetemese of be bed ism en • how imishos. refeeed Me semi WI be MI glees her the mosey. Me Mid tat be lived with his rather at • particular rime, which statement she told bla wee false, sad be thee said " Doter you know ? " 6he replied that she did tot, sad be went away ; but I. shoat live minutes be retuned and came round to the doer of • little roes is which she was sitting. He said to her, "Dos't pew knew see," sad at the same instant he pulled out • kale, meal atenwpawil to eat her throat. Fertuestely she had es • Mit minister end a itsadkerekief, whisk premised the edge of the hail. swains to contact with her threat, bat a mound wee in dicted on her .his, sad smasher under bet ha tow. Ile for an v thee as away, eel she went Us her wit deeiX o thmer istsaes. Bleed was sesesaies hen the esti they wore dressed. am Lew the printer sod his father. le Noronha,, the primer same to her shop mid askrid for half a 'upwind of ...is. end while she wee welled: N th: e t he threw a sure et her bead, swim her Irma mad ia the ereeesils entriened themby, he halved biased to the soh, std wont tie Pelisseemelebie 74 K ask the prisoner into custody, and found itia Wm • limp email blesishesilled table-balk. The grime? wee heed Oreg. He admitted the sherge. The fiber et the bey wee redeseled le give sone sat of hits. lie mid thee usintnestely tor bin mod he the 210 6, ba a wity and wassadme. Zed she treated the es she bed *earn shildres she bed hied shoe her makes le wits" we bed be bees treated es his eels mother wadi hew waged his be sever would bass get isle the bad esigersy wig* bed brew& baste rim. The step steiter was kW W her ors stems, bee in his ab eam tie had tumid the smut eve el deem Had it sot bees it Ws be week& hew bees ding well is the world. The imp wilier was is the bail Otis seam By armies ef Xt. Witham, she wee low& in, es& es hiss Mid whet bed bees said gent her Mimosa et the boy i sh* denied it all, eta leek& the Mbar with wpreaabe. Ohs sposeisi to th e Miser es to whether she bed mat tealways- bets kind to Ma, and his father mewl, whew lbe al,, alba " wee all through gaTewtber 21 7 father wee *row veer geed mad hied us me. Hr. Withendnereed that semi step wither wee a very great raise te amens. The sorsa se the prestesuia was • very sinew swier, end weld aot be passed over. He essAsset beim few meat& lard labour, to which term he misused the priresw. • sine of rewhiwaties awned between the father and his wife, each lagning wisiedust te the ether. It appeared they were net legether, sad that the dither was amiss - Imes via he the seistionse et his dates& At a petty andano bold this day (A 0.10) at the Ma 'bulges' Chamber, Chelsea, Dorm before Use Rev. W. B. Wm*, Weed liimsor t mil Ms ire. I'. T. Onney, Was.Vl of Wing, ear Wes. Colimess, of demokley, WOO wish attempdai r • delimit the Lemke and Norsk ma Railway et th eir hem Mr. Millar speeded IS the enee of essepany. The Mee ilehmients bad boom at week at Warr& sad as dr ribs of the 24th of lass meth they gene is the Wattled stedsw, and entered the slim Swim taking a mead elms ticket es fes es liermser, Oakum te rot re first at all. Vim the rola relied at the Leirbeer a seed station get or sal ellsossited to errs the deithe collector by sat by Oho deporaseet, when they were er r mad takes se Wolverton beam Mr. who them eves to appear before this bomb of argistrosse Mdoy XL Miller eh is& to their me . ddle thee as ft woes fir qunt 006111TIIMPO at that ratios it means to take *Mos for a shoes &ram and tier p a lm. way by the some train, he MOM that .they maid daft these Adorers with a lbw The Mie= sold as this was the feel Woes of this kind 'err bem bombe Mhos them they sherd lair the m doe et lie. es eeek et diem sr sae .sash's losiebeemso with brd Mem, mil that it ever emethies leer Mr ihe sesek moo Mhos them, they word Mee the NOM pssltp the law slimed. THE POLICE COURTS. BOW-STREET. Jowl Fkyd, a salsammor and thinned Edward Same, mother halms, ware bleu& beam Mr. Jardiae,charged with beleg esseerssi is Me shinty dame'r 2,0001. worth of hmellosy, Om pwarty of Kr. Alnaoder, wholesale maadectuese, af 16, Hatlemearden. Mr. Wasters, the solider, of ilkineeeir w aded he the the width led to tho==s ei rt i re I lse poiseessi. Let Saturday a men amid Jesse Boyd, he yeaseseessos Neh men, was mesibei before Mr. Henry Lou oeseesies with the same robbery, the property In queen= laving bees stoles hem a Implant of whisk be tad Um obsege. The pekireeser, , telpher silk a mesas who was washed h wee remeded he • week, sad while la dr bows of ter detention bo made emelt alsolostaree bh heeder wild the latter drought hew, eventually, le oemmusimile tie ollee. to Mr. A. B. Pike, the nephew Ohs peasessUr, Mated lid the primmer Boy r =e him to the luesil, Is a baseglien, e Ohs 13th of ber, and palled up sow w Lowers Amalie. Wheels stepped oat to sithe a beim sok mad as lie totem, dais ball as beer lialfelealle ha shed meig s f were erro bie dt .... l,llllnrs t ib re ad army effort of Me pules le tesee prow, be‘ Yid up to he hosed time. Boyd, however, was shell hie enstorly week, he hosling a risg bele:leas le Ns lia&t et. les Boyd deposed that be was • seamen, having • =lad litistaa es t Oirdiri4treat, Cantden.tows. Blscseisess, was his brother, ad 1.18 pekoes, MON bed bun es very intimate terms ter het during he het Mn Cr sigh months. Witalle lei dies seen them in . Yesterday (Musky), wit s= suet tome lie la the Hesse of Denudes, mad essiegeseee of be be eseeived from the ISM ellethe le he shifty. be goesseled he &r -etool is Brydgereleeet to look est he Floyd. After • sheet elms Floyd drove kis eab es he he stand. Witness west up to him sad said " I am Ohs brother of Mr. Alex ander's coachman, who ie is phis, and I wish to know what you mesa to fie about him." He replied, " I doe's kaow whims at all attest it.' Whams said, " My beetber has hid me all about he rob. bury ; that aims lurk the pared eat ef the brougham, mad that Floyd euswayed it sway is bis cab, and that the Seim priturty mid fee Z ei lfleid oi s it s s i e l Klass keeling all the =, a allied of es speedea buri, with MU h (Jesse dhe ens . emsn tis, end that he lied may sae slum bus kept two shares He acknowledged that the propeaty fetched M., end said, " I will find your brother a sewed." Witness afterwards west to Mess, mad had Wm is bid at hie 1 edgings fa Licidgerholeses. dle mind WM at her meat to fie doh kakis brother Jim. Sines »paid hat M eisKsh do saythimg for Km. Witnees mid, " nes I shall have Floyd hiked up." He re- Mi" Tee the.m a fool, . Floyd bad messy, ls is th e esly one the knows sit eked It."' Wham aid be woe aware et all the uiieamuisoeee d tie Sims. remarked, " meperly oaf =E. year blether had 6L more ibis bis skate. Wks pm (Rusin mimes), bemuse yes were out I d 1 r. Jardine (to Mr. Wontner)—You have thews sus.' cleat grounds for • remand, and they ma bo height up again with the other prisoners. Mr. Edwin, a solicitor's clerk, applied for bail on behalf of Floyd, who, he said, was a respectable cab muter. The application tote refused. Mr. Jardine received, for the poor box, the first half of a 201. sots from Miss Worrell; end 61. from K. W. (per Messrs. Gosling and Sharpe). t o who at- Isaac Willis, the driver Of - iiiee7h 1,869 and badge 896, was summoned for relating to takes tan. Mr. Wearing, a repeatable madame, residing at No. 16, Crown-row, Walweeth, was the eemploisest, sad stated that ea Tuesday sight last himself aid Miss. Weida' were at a psety in the Kent-road, and whim basil!he MOM the t, who was driving lewarde the sad Castle. The doleadant ;milled up and abed width way be was pia& sad be replied towards the 1/aphaat ud Claide, the &masa be was gasp in. The ilebstlsat, s•ma. me dos% that the en would be • &set sae, sag be esukt net tube Ye NM hem st Witmer left Ms wits at their Mods, :ad west la quilt of • sob, sad bad net mamba may far wadi be Mad the Esisminst's ash at • pabllmbeeim Mere be op* asked Mai to take 111 m, bat be spia mime& sad deeme - er. Not limilag • eak be walked sa g a tbe salt Mead 1M St Geerge'e wh s are he soda am the debalsoes Gab beam up the mak, aid Wllaaille 01.11111•11 NM. ho saw the t draw it ea the meal. Ile dm west up to it, red MU tie defendant be lama Mite Wm, bat be mill ralkossi, sad whfie Ito went la sand at • poliftesaa a drew* oIL Me wen Wm ~bed th take madam seed sa aids, hie wide heme, be ROM retuned to the ash .toad in St. Georges-road, and found the defendant sad his cab there. The defence set up wee that his horse was knocked up, and hie master not allowing him to take a fare after 12 o'clock at Light. The master deposed that his orders were to that effect, but Mr. Elliott saw no reason why the defendant should sot have taken up the complainant is the first instance, and believing that he h. d drawn on the stand fur the purpose of taking up paaseagen, convicted hint in a penalty of fn. and coats, or five days' imprisonment. Tam STIPIESS xi THE NOIRTIL—At Masehester, yesterday, it was evevistly reported ma the Szahaege, that a delegate entrusted to earry boa seer Dense to the operative& defame had at PM.... IS Sunday, bed ab• wooded with the mousey, leavies beb&A a wife sad feel Andres. Hie esagleysea bawls, Isms malted t. usbarthe to the imrimme• base MA Ned ease he helSes peen Ire ma eared to beep Wpweibies _their h e mull wit esburibs the spelathes of the deem, lead. They reesesed with him wed weather ilellosha that they were seek sabeetiltise riary 02 sestiente - es& rilteee darts wiles they mlithil wan epee W harp their was, la their It wee set Ids Ms le WM Se maw Se habet weal to the as whims leem ft wee WM BIN _ l el= be whiled to Mel a kited Proales, sot wiel d pmt the ethic b. est 'Me messy +wed for swoon; sea ebb I ipos weld to whim argilsa. A delves at Amy b elm ail to have abetesiei with [AdVadiSeInej—HOLLOWAY ' S PILLS POZ THE ON= so Maras% INA inner; ass Ocanarini AMINO nor IsromeT co so Ilawor-Thip /11.1•16111/. puppridel d I"l.ll =NOines ie= eftb9 .l"l.4.l. 4l. 7l auserso 111411~; am • fa th e ar MalMt am mow Ira taikart 20. Mid, FROM TAR .Tiateky, Jas.lo. FOREIGN OFFICE, Dm. 24. The Queen has been graciously pleased to appoint John Bunting. Eeq.. now tier Majesty'• Consul at Canton, to he her Majesty's Plenipotentiary and Chief Superintendent of British trade in China. FOREIGN-OFFICE, Jan. 7. The Quinn has bees pleased to approve of Don Antonio Anima de Ayala as Consul at Sydsey for her Majesty the Queea of Spain. FOREIGN•OFFICE, lAN. 9. It le hereby notified that the Right Hon. the Earl of Clereadea, LG., her Reit:ate! Principal Secretary of State OW FOOGIVIAIiIw, baa received from Lord Cowley, her lisiesefe Am ler at the Conn of his Majesty the =gibe Preach, a despstch, dated the 27th ultimo, therewith the coo, of a note from MOCAitUT DlOllll de Lbws, Neagh M4iNK for Foreign Affairs, dated the 24th tallish, imineusdng that the blockade insti tuted by the Yana amount lithe west coast of Africa, between the he bolt of the Otani Lebo* end the right bank deb, Mew hominid (the aniline, of which was noti fied la the Leaden Casette of the 29th of November laat), bee helm abed. DOWNINJ-STREET, JAW. 10. The Queen has been pleased to appoint John Bow ring, Esq., to be Governor and Commander-in-Chief in and over the colony of Hoeg-Kong and its dependencies. Her Majesty him also been pleased to appoint Willoughby Sheetland, Req., some time President and Senior Member of the Council of the Island of Nevis, to be Lieutenant- Goirerner of the Island of Tobago. Her Maj est y has also been pleased to appoint Frederick &Immo. Esq., to be President and Senior Member of the Council of the Island of Nevis. Her Majesty has also been pleased to appoint William Robert Inglis.. !paa h be President of the Council of the Turks aril COWS Hee Majesty hes else bean pleased to appoint George Crush Req., to be &ewes end Medical Attendant of the Convisit Settlement at Ituserony, British Guiana. • Her Majesty has also been pleased to appoint the under to be Members of the Legislative Coned el the esieny of Victoria, viz. :—Hugh Culling Barak, Milder', Seq. ; John Yew sserald Foster, eomumenly celled John Fitzgerald Les li e Foster. Esq. ; Jame Horatio Nelson Cane% Eq.; Andrew Clarke. Esq. ; William Henry Faneoort Mitchell, Esq. ; William Henry Wright, rssq. ; James Graham, Esq. ; William Highest, Esq. ; Dr. Andrew Aldeorn Edward Stone Parker, Esq. ; sad Andrew Halley Knight, Esq. Her Majesty has also been pleased to appoint Lieutenant William Langdon, R.N., to be a Member of the Legislative Council of the colony or Van Diemen's Land. Her Majesty has farther been pleased to appoint David C. Smith, Esq., to be a Member of the Legislative Council of the Turks and Caicos Islands. WHITEHALL, Jul. 9. The Queen has been pleued to present the Honourable and Reverend Arthur Douglas to the Rectory of Curry Hallett, in the county of [Somerset, and diocese of Bath and Wells, the same being void by the death of the Reverend John Hayden Cardew. ADMIRALTY, JAN. 7. Corps of Royal Marian.—Gentlensan Cadet Hollis Henry Nott to be mond lieutenant. BANKRUPTS.. JAMES HART, Borough-Iqii;l3onebwark, engineer, to surrender 'Jan. 20 at 111, and Feb. 23 at 12, at Basing hall-strait . Sol., idurrough, New-inn ; off. wig., Bell, Coleman-street-buildings. Joux RIAD, Hart-street, Bloomsbury, licensed victualler, Jan. 20 at 121, and Feb. 16 at 12, at BasinghaU-street. Sol., Roberts, Spring-gardens, Whitehall; off. wig., Johnson, Buingball-strut. WILLIAM Hums ilvtcsa, Dudley, Worcestenbire, batter, Jan. 21 and Feb. 11, at 10, at Birmingham Court. Sol., Harding, Birmingham; off. wig., Bittleston, Bir mingham. Josurn Txourax, Birmingham, woollen draper, Jan. 21 and Feb. 11, at 10, at Birmingham Court. Sole., Ash ant sad 800, Old Jewry, and Motteram and Knight, Bir mingham; off. wig Whitmore , Whitmore, Birmingham. Tuoiva Ptrr, Haselbury Plusknott, Somenetahire, girth web manufacturer, Jan. 19 and Feb. 16, at 1, at Exeter Court. Solo., Slade and Vining, Yeovil, and Terrell, Rueter; off. orig., Hernaman, Easter. JAMES HOWARD, Great Grimsby, Lineolashirs, and Manningtree and Watley, Reser, shipowner, Jan. 25 and Feb. 22, at 12,1 X the Leeds Curt MU at Kingston-upon- Hull. Sob., Morn. Linklater, 81aa4aae, and Bond and Barwick, Leeds; off. wig., Carrie, Hall. JORX HOTHWILL, Southport, Immesmidve, grocer, Jan.2o and Feb. 17, at 11, at Liverpool Curt. Soli., Wason and Fletcher, Liverpool; off. issig., Bird, Liverpool. WILLIAM FALLA, Rolm, lAaaaddrit. builder, Jan.2o and Feb. 10, at 12, at Maarheatim Court. Soil., Menu. Whitworth, Miashosleil af. Neig.. Lee, Manchester. Joxx KAT, Prestwieb, Lamemidre, cal.co manufacturer, Jan. 25 and Feb. IS, at 12, at Manchester Court. Sol., Chew, Manchester; se. 'rig., Fraser, Manchester. INSOLVENT PETITIONERS. STRIFT. H. J. Ellis, King-sWeet7iolio,shoe manufacturer—W. Woods, jun., Strand, commercial traveller for fancy ware hauentan—J. Sudden, Broke-road, Balaton, agent for the purchase and sale of pianofortes—Maria Ann York. Tun bridge Wells, daily governess—W. Bennett, St. James street, Islington, and Prineesstreet, Holborn, O. Le Cren, Navarino-terrace, Balaton, clerk—W. Quinton, Cottage-place, Brampton, and Duke-street, Portland-place, coal merchant—O. Gallaway, Upper Weymouth-street, Marylebone, oil and colcurman—R. Powell, Old Bond-street, I tailor—J. Manning. Drummond-street, Euston-square—T. Bower, jun., Devout ire -terrace, Barnsbury-park, meat salesman—D. Hurley, Hounsditch, City, licensed victualler —J. M'Cabe, Tabernacle-walk, Finsbury, corner—H. Jes sop, fit. Albeies-plans, Edgware-road, cowkeeper—J. Ball, Lambeth-kill, City, bookbinder-0. C. Skilton, Atholi place, Pentonville, shoemaker—C. Robinson, Providence place, Kentish-town—W. Smith, George-street, Lambeth, whiting macufacturer—L. Delorme, Curtain-road, Shore ditch, mercantile elerk—G. 8. Garret, Cambridge-street, Edgware-road, merchant—W. H. 8. Hartley, Devonshire street, Portland-place—J. Barwiae, Queen's-row, Camber well, dealer in mining shares—T. Heath, sen., Eburyotnet, Pimlico, dealer In milli—F. Bull, Tiehbrook.street, West minster, commercial traveller—J. N. Thomson, Wells street, Oathrd-street, and Edward-street, Golden-square, beershop-keeper—J. Terry, Plumstead, Kent, baker—J. Milligan, Dover-road, Southwark, collector of debts. DIVIDENDS. Feb. I. J. Dark, Colney Hatch, Middlesex, licensed Mc- I , tualle—Feb. 1. H. Biggs, Deptford, Kent, gelatine menus factumr—Feb. 1. T. L. Atkinson, Wood-street, City, linen warehouseman—Jan. 81. J. Dawes, W. N. Richard, H. Croft, end R. Barwick, Pall-mall, bankers—Feb. 3. J. Power and J. Wallace, Liverpool, merchants—Feb. 3. M. Mackenzie, Liverpool, ship broker—Feb. 2. R. Walker, Stalybridge, Lancashire. grocer—Feb. 1. R. Rutherford, I Manchester, zaerchantJan. 31. J. Chell, Manchester, oil and eolourman. CERTIFICATES to be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary, on the day of meeting. Feb. 1. A. Fisher, Mincing-lane, City, colonial broker Feb. 1. H. Biggs, Deptford, Kent, gelatine manufacturer— Feb. 1. F. F. Cobb, Dover, Kent, grocer—Feb. 3. J. Wild ing, Openshaw, Lancashire, boiler maker—Feb. 2. J. Skaife, Keigbley, Yorkshire, oorn PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. J. 8. Eidmans and E. Shore, Switbin's-laae, City, patent agents—W. Ostler, J. L. Ostler, and W. Cochrane, Grant ham, Liseoloshive, attoralee—J. 8. Bell and R. Mitchell, Aldgete High-street, City. entfitters—J. Gudner and J. Bidwell, Guildford, Surrey, eiumaists—J. A. Simpson, T. Simpson, and H. Milan, Mmeltester, merchants—T. D. Carter and J. Lommbary, 1806, R. sr job masters —J. Old fi eld, G. Hewitt, sad Unison, Brampton and Walton, Derbyshire earthenware 11111113anturen—J. Jubb, M. Sheard, H. Breahey, G. Mmemt, IL. Wilson, and J. Jabb, jun., Batley, Yeekehire, aka finsinesa, sis tar as regards M. Slserd—W. Whim and J. rnsmis, Wamr-walk, Curtain. chair A menumeMrwe—a Wlitenumand J. Cobbett, , grosesc—P. Blehip_ esall W. Whseler, Shelton, its, attendee '— J. Oman sad J. Williamson, Baotou Beak itsehput, red at Levenahnime, and Man chester, mew usemiesturets—W. Buckoall and R. C. Buckman, CrstsbelAsiers, City, cork merchants—A. Vidler and T. Vidkw 1/80/magl, plumbers—C. Finch, G. E. Fester, W.E. Lbkr sad W.P. Basbam , Cambridge, drapers —J.Carter and H. .B.Webeter,filouth Molton-street,Brook strut, wine merchants, so far as regards H. J. B. Webster —J. Wright and T. Westhorp, West India Dock-road, Limehouse, riggers—C. F. Hinton and 1. T. Lewis, Ply mouth, wholesale druggists—W. Haley, A. M. Haley, and J. Haley, Bromley, near Leeds, scribbling millers, se far as regards W. Haley—W. Welker and A. Walker, Bishops gate-street, City—J. Voodoo and B. Hutchinson, Hudders field, joiners—T. Knight and J. Wils on , M an che s t e r, manut.icturen—J. riot:mown end F. G. Wsstmorland, Fee:church-street, City, commismonmerebints—W. Womb ic4ton, son., and W. I , l%irthing•on, juu., Leftwicl. and Wilton Cheshire, white slit manulbounrs-11. Baden, W. C. 'Baden, end W. Morley, Derby end Nottingham, lace manufactursis, so far as remade W. Morley-0. Bury and T. Bury, Salford, Lancashire, woollen printers J. Cooke,, W. Ceokes, and E. Cooke', Warwick and Leamingn, cabinet makers, so far as regards E. Cookers— T. Hutton, C. W. C. Hutton, and C. W. Slee, Renate street, City, fringe manufacturers, so far as regar6 T. Hutton—Sarah Temple and G. IL Temple, Bath, inn holdtin—F. Spencer and W. Spencer, Liddiard'a Wharf, Horselydown, and Duke-street, Southwark, wharlinsere— J. and T. Royston, Leeds, potash manufacturers— W. Wymark end It. Geddes, Phi Lost lane, City, colliery agents—G. Elder, A. L. Rider, W. Elder, G. Elder, jun , end T. Elder, Adelaide, South Australia, general agents, so far as muds G. Elder and A. L. Elder—The Union Bank of Australia, so far as regards A. J. D. Brown. SCOTCH iIBQUESTRATIONS. JANIS Rim Caspar-Angus, Perthshire, boot maker, Jai. 19, at the Delano, Ina aad Hotel, Cooper-Amps. WIIJAILII Smarr, Dundee, 'merchant, Jail. 23, at the British Hotel, Deaden. WII.Lw. Tiamnwu.r., Port-Olugow, wine merchant, Jan. 18, at Boastar's Black Ball lan, Port-Glasgow. Taoism Homan' aid Waxiest lIONTILMCII, Devon side, user Tillieodtq, woollen inanataetaren, Jai. 24, at the Boyal Oak Hotel. Alice. Atismaus.—The latter sad of this swath theme will be sa overlead Australis& small doe I. Intial. Ile Adsiside, tits dales sionld to Sydney, Novaabwl9; Kelbeiras, 23; sad THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 11, 1854. MARKETS. COTTON.—LrynaPooL, 'Arc 10.—The market closed with newness. and, although transataions were not large, prices were at the lull rates of Friday last. The sales have been estimated at 4,000 to 6.000 bales-600 of which were taken by enrorten—and .0. 41 6.. 100 Pennants end I. to 61d.; 200 pilaus, 6d. to 104. • tad to 4d. per lb. sport slim Thuirday, 400 giant, 3 20,000 bales. J.N. 10.—There was not, generally, much inquiry kr cotton yarns this morning, but spinners are not in a bad position, many of them being still well engaged upon contracts entered into before Christmas. There was no disposition to take lower prices. No. 82'e cop yarn - "were in fair demand, and most of the lower numbers of home trade yarns rather firmer in price. Doubled yarns were also in a rather better position. From No. 40's to 80's doubled were in good request, and spinners of 60's were asking an advance of Id. per lb. The cloth market is steady, with rather more business in domestics, and a ton-' tinned inquiry for the light qualities of skirtings, now for some time in request for India. In home trade fabrics andl cloths generally, however, the market is very quiet. WOOLLEN CLOTH —Lemur, JAW. 10.—We hate no cheeps to report in the state of the woollen cloth market to-day. There has been a fair attendance of buyers in the Cloth Hall, and about an usual business has been done. WOOL—HtiODZILSFIKID, JAN. 10.—Tbere i■ Imo dr mend for wools than for the last few weeks. The better descriptions maintain their price ; but it is difficult to move the lower classes without a slight giving way. MANUFACTURES.—iItIDDZEAFIELD, JAN. 10.—The attendance of buyers today bus been by no means numer ous, and the sales effected bare not reached those of last week. In fact, the market altogether has worn a dull ap pearance, and fears are entertained that the continued ad vances in the price of corn will seriously affect our spring trade. CORN.-HOLL, JAN. 10.-Daneg the week a large and active huineu has daily taken place, each sale being marked by some improvement upon its predt.essaor, and an advance of fully ss. per qr. established. The demand has been wide spread, but chiefly from agricultural districts, where the deficiency of the last crop becomes more plain and appre ciated. We had to-day a rather better supply of Wheat from the turners who, having the expectation (net very romantic) of 100 s. before them, were the reverse of anxious sellen today ; the current prices were 88s. to 92.. for runs of red to the grower, being au ravance of 51. to 6s. over last week's prices. Foreign in good demand, and low I qualities of Russian and Odessa in extensive request. For Danzig 90a. and good Baltic red 855., 60 lbs., is paid. Our stock of bar ley is much reduced, but the demand is only moderate; all descriptions however must be written 2s. dearer during the week. Oats are Is. dearer with more inquiry, though the consumptive demand has not yet com menced. Some speculative inquiry has raised the value of all descriptions of beans fully Is. per qr. ; and the same improvement may be noted in peas both grinding and boiling. For Indian corn there has been through .he week a brisk demand, partly on Irish account, and 2a. more money freely paid ; only a limited quantity now remains on sale. Theimproved demand for Dan contiaues, and to-day 365. is asked. Linseed, of all descriptions, is 2s. to 3s. per qr. dearer, and cake meets a more extended demand ; oil ex periences active speculative inquiry at 41. per ton advance. No rapeseed on the market, sod cakes in few hands, with a pod inquiry at 6s. per ton more money. Without snivels of hones, we raise our quotations almost nominally U. per ton, holders of landed parcels not being sellers at present prices. Imports from Jan. Ito Jan. 6:-Wheat, 112 qrs. ; linseed, 3,175 ; oil cakes, 38 tons. Liens, JAN. 10.-The navigation being still closed, we have no arrivals of grain to report this week. The ad =toed prices demanded for wheat make our buyers cau tious; holders are, however, firm, and the business trans acted is 2,. per quarter over Friday's rates. Barley is rather dearer. Beans are held at Is. advasce. Oats and other articles steady in price. LIVPJAPOOL. JAN. 10.-The Corn Ezchange this morn ing was well attended by buyers from the interior. Business opened with briskness, and an advance, over last Friday, was established of 4d. per bushel on wheat, is. per barrel and sack on flour, and Is. to 2s. per qr. on Indian. Cain; the demand beiLg satisfied, the market closed with a subdued feeling. There was an improvement In price of Id. per bushel on oats, 2d. per bushel en barley, Is. to 2.. per load on oatmeal, and about 2e. per qr. on beans and pea.. The advance since last Tuesday was 10d. to le. per bushel on wheat, 4s. per barrel and sack on flour, 2d. per bushel on oats, 4d. per bushel on barley, 4s. to ss. per qr. on Indian corn, 3s. to 4s. per load on oatmeal, and 4e. to ss. per qr. on beans and peas. The weather has a milder aspect. LYNN, Jaw. 10.-A small supply of wheat at market to day, and it sold freely at 4s. to ss. per qr. advance upon the rates of last week. A lair quantity of barley, and prices about the same as last quoted. Wheat, old, red, 551ba. to Nibs., 745. to 82s. ; beet new, 601 be. to 63ibs., 84s. te 91s. ; ditto, 571bs. to 691b5., 785. to 82s. Barley, best runs, 531. to 541b5., 441. to 47a.; seconds, 52Ibe. to 531b5., 41.5. to 43a. Beans, old, 651bs. to 661b5., 60s. to 625.; new, 631bs. to 661b5., 50s. to 545. Peas, Ms. to 565. per quarter to the grower. Oats, new, 16d. per stone. NINCAITLI, JAN. 10 -The weather between Saturday and yesterday was exceedingly wet, and today we have a continued fall of snow, with the wind prevailing from the north-east. At onemarket this morning we had a.;mode rate show of wheat from the growers, and, having nothing fresh in from the coast, the trade opened with great firm ness, farmers' samples being sold at an improvement of folly 3s. per qr.; extra white making 965., whereas the general runs of new Wisbech red commanded 89e. ; extra. Norfolk, 92a. • three years old Norfolk, 88s.; and coarse brown Lincolnshire, 865.; 591. for new Holstein rod; 945. for fine mixed old Datitzic; and up to 965. for white Wolgast, all weighed 63iiis. per bushel. Flour must be again written 2s. higher, whilst in some instances the most needy consumers had to give even a greater enhancement, as much as 655. having been acquiied far choice households. Rye pointing upwards. Malting barley exceedingly firm, but nod , and the same may be said of the best grinding descriptions. Malt without change. Beans and pear fully maintained their value. Oats the turn dearer, with, however, not much doing. MYSTERIOUS OCCURRENCE AT RUNSLET, NEAR LEEDS. , _ A moat mysterious event has just occurred at the above place, by which one person has lost his life, and an other has been very seriously injured. Fronting to what is called Hunslet-road livid Thomas Longbottom, who, on Christmas-day last, married a farmer's daughter, and so far as is known lived with her on the best terms up to the time of his death, which occurred on Sunday morning last, under very extraordinary circumstances. The father of the deceased lived in the same house, and, along with him and three other sons, carried on some colliery works at Hunslet, the father having formerly been a railway contractor. The newly married couple were at Leeds together on Saturday last, the deceased ap pearine to treat his wife with every kindness, and at one place they called at she was supplied with a glass of wine. They returned home together in the evening, and about eleven o'clock retired to bed, the father of the deceased oc cupying a bed in an adjoining room. The bed-room in which the couple slept fronts the road, the house being en tered from a stone platform or landing about two yards above the level of the causeway, the platform having iron palisades along the outer edge to protect parties from falling. Nqthing unpleasant occurred during the night, not even sufficient noise to attract the attention of the deceased's father, who slept in the next room; but about 7 o'clock on Sunday morning a person passing the house found the deceased's wife lying, attired only in her night clothes, and in a state of insensibility, upon the stone platform just under the window of the bed room she and her husband had occupied on the previous night. The per son who made this discovery at once gave an slum, and the elder Mr. Longbottom was speedily aroused, when it was found that all the doors were locked, and his son also missing from his bed-room, the window of which was open. - Medical attendance was at once obtained for the woman, who it was ascertained had a wound upon her forehead, indicating that she had fallen against the pallisades of the landing, and then search was made for her husband. Marks made by naked feet in the snow were discovered leading from the house into the garden, over a wall of seven feet high, and across several fields to the side of the River Aire ; and just opposite where these footmarks terminated the body of the deceased, covered only by hie shirt, was found in the water, life being quite extinct. As we have said, the whole affair is at present involved in the greatest mystery ; the father of the deceased not being able to assign any explanation, and the wife of the deceased still continuing perfectly insensible, and so ill that it is ex , retnely doubtful whether she can re cover. Almost the only supposition which is entertained at present is, that the husband, either under the influence of temporary iiiaanity or whilst iu a state of sleep, has uncon sciously got out of bud, opened the window, and thrown hirreelt out, and his wit., awaiting at the moment, has etched to the window in time to get hold of him, but, losing her balance, has fallen out after him. Mr. Black burn. the Leeds borough carom r, opened an inquisition re lative to the aff.dr, at the White Horse Inn, Hunslet, on Monday afternoon, but the inquiry was adjourned to Mon ' day next, to afford time for obtaining information and allowing a post morteot examination of the deceased body to ' be made. CITY OF LONDON HOSPITAL FOR DISEASES OF THE CHEST —Yesterday the annual general court of the governors of this institution was held at the London Tavern, IL C. L. Bevan, Esq., in the chair. The stated that during the past year, 4,199 persona had admitted as out-patients, being an increase of 67$ ore! Ms number of those relieved daring 1852. The PAW at Victoria-park it was anticipated would be Me patients in May next. Although at the present tine the institution had a small balance in its favour there were liabilities which must shortly be met to the amount of B,OOW. Grants, awards, and bequests had been mode to the charity, iaaluding the proceeds of the last eaadvenery festival, so the amount of 7,9041. 4s. 10d. makiss, toge th er with 1,0811.18 a. Id., the balance at th e esmmeaesmaat of the year, a total available income of ce de d he 11d. Of this NM LIM de. 841. bad been expended he the charity and 41,987 i. 6. IL ea accoaac of the aew hospital. loamy; a Won 011271. 10s. 10d. T. Howell, Bet, briefly vaned uIIS of the report which was emended sad NUM ousluovilly. Certain alterations in u :Ewa of the loolitaliso von so the motion of J. , lieg., se. . aoudad b • 1 J. Reak"' i I L J. denieysa••• No: ik g " " •t ll6l ;414e — tood taw -4 nier, IL SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. . - CASUALTIES. Eleanor Palmer, Steward, nt Yarmouth, from L:verpcol te Smyrna, was *trended off the East Coast of thi Isu z a e t MlCrOPitoi, Dec.l7 ; crew a oretl.—Pirams, Dec. 27. Esmeralda, Thence' ' from Singapc•re to Li verpool, by been totally lost off the Two Brothen, is the Java sea; crew areed.—Singapore, Dee. 4. Kossuth, arrived from Patras, fell in with the Elward Fletcher, Dec. 19, let. 47, lon. 12, with only foreman standing, and crew wishing to be taken off the wreck. The life-boat was immediately stove, sad tho hands is her with difficulty saved. A second attempt was made with the gig, by attaching a long line to her, and letting her drift to the Edward Fletcher ; but the lea broke her up before she could reach the ship. Night coming ou, they lost eight of the vessel, nor was she visible neat morning. [Mem.—The E. Fletcher was paned, abut. dolled, Dec. 22, by the British Empire, at Kingstown.]— Liverpool, Jan. 10. Mermaid, hence to Philadelphia, is ashore on the Cope lands.—Lieerpool, Jan. 9. ARRIVED. Aunt natures-off Liverpool, January 10, frra, New lark Arrunus-off Liverpocd, January 10 AIABIA-off Liverpool, 'January to, from New York A. M. Roams -at Liverpool, January 10, from. ..... 811,11 LI Aires Minoru-at Liverpool, January 10, from ........... . . . (Jun o 111111101INI -at Gravesend, January 9, from._ _ ..., ,jr . Y, ph i ui p ASAIIII.I4-at Gravesend, January 9, from Patna ABIANT111•71-111 GraTeleoo, January 9, from -..Quebee AIMS/Mall -at Gravesend, January 10 from_ Am" flood-at Banta , January 9. from Atria Bla I Ann. ADAMS-. 111 LiVerp..l, January 10, from New Vert 11,1113M1D PACENT-01! Liverpool. January 19 Demure (s aI- off llverpool, Jan. 10, from London COLVIISIA-Off Liverpool, January 10 Csastorni-at Liverpool. January 10, from .. . Meisel Cassaanaa-at Bristol, January 9, fr0m....... .................... Garnaanva PIOIWTOM-st Gravevead, January 9 , from-Dame_ rata Croats-at Gravesend, January 10, from unman Cataaffloaa-at (hammed, January 9, from Lisboa Docomm--at Gravamina, January 10, from ....n.,,,„.4 Dames Winans-off Liverpool. January 10, fro m baton llamas-of Liverpool, January In, from Palermo Dana-at Liverpool . January 19, from Demerara ISIWAII--at Pill, January 9, Dunn M. John's, N.B. Icurea-off Margate, January 9, from - . Iltanshal Itgrasourma-st Queenstown, January 6, frac m...94p.m Oafs-at Queenstown, January 8, from Callao Ranua-at Gravesend, January 9, from Bt. Kura Lusa Lomas-at Gravasend, January 10, from-...snare Calm Vonsaurona-at Gravesend, January 10, from. Atria Pau:cm-at Gravesead, January 10, from Droolllt FOXILOONY-at Gravesend, January 9, from ........ .... „Chinn TRAT-SI Gravesend, January 9, frora_. .. .- ........_ Black a., Glace-at Queenstown, January 8, from Callao GIATMTDI-at Deal, January 10, from Madras Gartman BELGILAY-at Gravesend, January 9, from ..lioaluntin GLOIII3FA-R1 Gravesend, January 10, from Wentz (Maar -at Liverpool, January 10. from Memel GSMOVA (2:4 Liverpool, -41 TCIIOOI, January 10, from Marred* Gemara Liver p ool, January 10, tram Pa dua & 11 41,TLIT-at Liv January 10, from New O r l eans Illakvser Bons-at raveseni„ January 9, from._ ...... Bath= RAPPARANDA-at Falmouth, January 8, from Marseille. Wanda Btrrn -at Deal, January 9, from Madam larnosarrr-at Deal, January 9. from Welt laoarith-at Falmouth, January 9, from Orrama I.IIAIISLLA ILLINSIT-Off LlVerpDol, January 10, from Calcutta Diann-at Liverpool, January 10, from P. E. Itiland Jziam-at Liverpool, January In, from . Lagrone lons SCIITAX-41 Deal, January 9, from China 3011.0.10.-at Gravesend, January 9, from New York Joan aim Behar-at Gravesend. January 9, from Mauritian Jrua-at Gravesend, January 9, trom yews low. Anna-at Gravesend, January 10, from 093+10 Joe. lIVRT-Off Liverpool, January 10 KOMINOIN CASOLUM A 111•1.11 -al Cowrie, January 9, from Canso Lem-at Gravesend. January In, from illavaseala Lacs ruco-at Bristol. January 9, from Lisbon Lout PSAMIELIN-at Liverpool, January 10, from .. . New Tart 1101IXT WAIMISOT4N-Oe Liverpool. ,January 10. from.. Mona's,' Mums. 13t1WILRA-at Falmouth, January 8, from Kernel Yore- at Gravesend, January 9, from HavanmA MAMMA Baown-at Gravesend, January 9, from Balms Ilmaas•-St Gravesend, January 9, from Bosom Maamma's Hors-at Gravesend, January 10, from --Petersburg Msraftworsi-at Liverpool, January 10, from New Orleans Maanzr-at Liverpool, January 10, from... ... ............ liabfaz Mayans-at Liverpool, Jan. 10, from Nunn Non/mg-at Gravasend, 'January 10, from Quebes Nancy-at Desl, January 9. from., .. Orramo-at Liverpool, January.;lo, from Charleston 01.41tANT011... Off Liverpool, January 10 PLIANDIX-off Liverpool, January 10 POSICIIJA-at Brian:it, January 9, from St. Michael% Nunez or Warta-of Pill, January 9, from Qualms Parnior -at William, January 8, from. Madeira PRINCE.' Loran-at Gravesend, January 9, from Mornmein Panama-at Gravesend, January 9, .• from Madras Pownarran-at Gravesend , January 16, from Philadelphia PtiIEMIAM-at Liverpool, January IS, from BLJeha's, Nils Qs zarc-at Liverpool, January 10, from ... - _ ... .. New Orland Lauer. Ataor-at Liverpool, January 10, from ...New Orleans 110PI,M1N-at Gravesend, January 9, from Dada Sauna-of Liverpool, January 10 eren-at Bristol, January 9, from ... St. Michael% Ithr -et Bristol, January 9, from lit. Michael% Beats-at Gravesend, January 9, from Cuba Savaus-at Gravesend, January 9, from St Miethaere -- -- -- ------ -off Liverpool, January 10, from Quebec Liverpool, January 10, trom ..............Girgeatt Liverpool, January le Truax-off Liverpool, January 10 Nall , ki Srariza-at Liverpool, January 10, from. Means Taaratnaa-at Onvaaoq January fr0m............. , -..Ceylon roof Un- at Cowes, January 9, ....... Ma Jaleiro Veers -at Gravesend, January 0, from ........ Cadiz VOLANT-011 Liverpool, January 10. from Montreal W....1111,01'0N -at Gravesend, January 9, front Ifarsedlan Wilson -at Bristol, January 9, from Quetta Warnircormr-at Liverpool, January 10, from few York ZINOBIA-off Liverpool, January 10 ST:,W.~-.t SAILRD. AROMA—from Plymouth, binary Il i Oa ............. Loudon *too—from Liverpool, January le, to Trials Barry oar Erro —from Liverpool, Amory 10, to ....I*Guarril Coarnoorr (a.o.)—from Liverpool. January 10, to Lisbon CARL t LIMILICH—from Liverpool, January le, to La 001$11 CIINTAVII—Iron Plymouth, January 9, to. CORMILR—from Plymouth, January 9, to London Crammer—iron Plymouth, January 8, to London DILIOLNCX—from Graves.nd, January 110, to . 5.::./via Russ TOOMITON—from Falmouth, January 8, to London ERMIROvINI—from Falmouth, January 8, to London PIROMICK I'M— front Grllrellehrl. January 10, to Valporoias FORTUNA—from Gramend, Jannary 10, t 0... Odom HALIFAX ft= Torbay, January 9, to ......... .............ThLidad LUOCINIA—from Gravesend, January 10. to Adelaide MART Eurs—from Gravesend, January 10, to ...... —...Borbodme frArAN Botrx—from Liverpool, January 10. to Alexandria PARAOON—Irom lGr mom", January 10, to Trinidad PRAMS& —ll.OOl Plymouth, January 9, ft ......... London Rio—from Gmvesenti, January 10, to-- ..... .......Goastantinopla Boro—from Gravesend, January 10, to Havre SCYTHIAN—from Corm, January 9, to ..........-- ..... Louden - -.—frona Falmouth, Jr - -9, • Jtettaly 9, to - 141;01 -- Un7viol: January to, to . .GraveLais VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Annie Henderson (British ship), from Calcutta for Port Phillip, Sept. 12, out IG dap, ell well, lat. 2.50 N., lon. 94.20 E. Cofehtteam (transport), for the Cape of Good Hope, Nov. 14, lat. It N., lon. 19 W. China (ship), Iran Bristol for New Orleans, Nov. 23, Ist. 23.52. lon. t 34. Circassian. I rota Calcutta for London, Sept. 10, lot. 9, lon. 8.9 E. Herold (barque), irk Liverpool for Boston, Dec. 31, 'at. 48.0 N.. len. 2.30 W. itoophendel, Dupsin, from Loudon for Hobart Town, Sept. 29, lat. lo N.. km. 23 W. Zemin Hesselaar, Lindemann, from London for Port Plullip, Oct. 30, 8 lat. 0 N„ lon. 21 W. Lady Penland from Liverpool for New Orleans, Dec. 21,15 t. 45 NA .- . . 14! ° 1 ;L bou i r l ue, W iroM Cristo' lot Melbourne, Oct. 24, lat. 218„ 100. 22 13. Norolk. from Madras for L•verpool, Nov. 22, lat. 12 N., lon. II W. Patriot King, from Liverpcol for Bomlny, Nov. 9, lat. 9 1., lon. 21 W. Persia, from Liverpool for Sydney. Nov. 19, lat. 6 N., lot. 18 W. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATMS. BIRTHS. BAGOE.—Jac. 6, at Hastings, the wife of the Rev. P. 6. raw, of a W4titer: — BUZ L Oxton, are. J. Beazley, of a born daughter. CARPESIEtt. 7 -Jan. 11, the wife of Commander T. Carpenter, R.N., Burde Lodge, Deities, of MAW EA.—lan. S, at Burson-square, aim 0. Claws% of ,daughter. CRIPPS.—Jon. 8 at Cadogari-place, the wife or H. W. Cr ppe, - . of • daughter. HOSKTNi.—hut. 7. at Leamtngtoo, the wife of C. W. Hoare; Req., of • daughter. MOSES.—Jan. 3, at Boxier House, Stockwell-park, the wife ut Mr. Samuel Mows, of • aoa. ROBERTS.—Jan. 5, at Remit:tiger, the wife of Mr. J. Roberta, M a son. BTEVENB.—Jan. 6, at North, Mrs. J. R. Stevens, of a son. WAT , ON.—Jaa. 6, at Albums Lodge, Stanitard•blll, Mrs. Raison, of a sin. MAtItitIAGEB. AGER—JOIINISTON.—Jan. 7. at Bt. lidartusd'a-thaliirta. Lombard. alma.; limy, arm of Capt. Ager, 11.E.1 C.'a late Maritime dermal. to aar 'a Nelson Hogarth Jobnatoo, piece of Mr. H. N. flogarth, of Iditaeni-rorti. ) VLV kARTHY.—Jan. 6, at L lchiogdon Cburelt, by thr Re , . 11. It. blerewether, lir. U. t vvg, of London, to Emma Stlednody eldert daughter or Mr. 8, Earthy, 01 Latebuirl-n, rly of Halstead, Eases. lILBERT—BROWL—JUL 11, It the Church of St. P.ul, Chi,Lt-tor, by the Roy. C. T. the An. W. It. tiLbut, 111•• MOIR College, Oztorel,, to inoldet4aighter t." Lee. T. Brown, Prebendm SIN Oars el DEATHS. BASLY. _ Jam 8, , at Holles-place, Brompt,n, Maxia, LA W. 81 74, BK., aged 7s. ItowNßloo.—Jan. 4. at Ms residence,Ben-nierez.etrectiluertoe7, Marla Bromtrip, RA,, of the Ceylon Ciril Seem., eecond ...on of the late General Sir Mann Broonngg, Bart., C.C.S., (4 liiirtme House, Monmouthshire, aged 34. IULL—Jan. 8, at Little Dunmow, Binh, daughter of Mr. C. Lull, of that place, aged 16. )OFFIN.—Jan. 7, at Itzeter, C. Coffin, third eon of Oil'. ltie E. Cain, Esq., of E xeter and London, aged 31. DOLLIER.—Jan. 9, et Peckham, Surrey, the Rev. W. B. Collyer, D.D., aged TS. ESTRIDGIL—Jan. 6, at Carshalton, Surrey, Ann, relict of J. Pe. triage, EM, aged ; 8 . IMIELSTOSE.—Jsn. 7, at the Rectory, ['etym., Devon, Are, mfe of the Rev. C. W. Etheletom, Rector of tplyme. GOVER.—Jan. 7, at Saltley, neer Birmingham, Maria Brulot Coates, third daughter of the late W. Cover, Km., of Wirtheter, 114rda, spd 19. 11OLLIWELL.--Jan. 9, at Castleatret t, liirkdale, Elizabeth. relat of the late Mr. C. Hollierell, of Oreenlanthetreet, Lieerrool, z4ed 35. MURE.—Jan. 8, at Efaatings, Emily Davis, wife of J. Mure, EN., of Glouceiter-plate, Portmanaquare, aged 32. WARD.—Jan. 7, Mr. Jame Ward, builder, of Jewhastreet, Alden , pte, and River-Me, Islington, Member of the Court of Common Council, deeply lamented. atter long and painful sulkrine. Printed and Published by Wawa' Kula Haus, of No. b. Umbel& etrest, I. the City at Inedon printer. at the Meson Lombard. streeß be the prminet at Millealmue Wit, T. JAIMAST 11. i i Ij /