The Express. — London, England, 1860-01-13 00:00:00

THE =GLIM CRUJILII 1N FRANCE (Foga t►e J.ri r 101118.) Sin this ago we nestiesed with praise, tibia l . we see ter inn regestlag. the bessugable wienehling d Mr. Inaba Ouesey. • miaow* .1 in Anion demi. Is saw siligess lenratien w s pea sonar d alien Ines ef Merglii grew' sena is Pals, Int brought up with sint a lesentedge of their own leagosas. Mr. Gunny has der day foe woe then two yaws et a teapot eased foe the L0u..l *warp is oho Yanking et Iwo 4, end hitherto se MS .try he. tars Wad sheet Os peellsenease el this are • • r:s4e.h. Bat some awls age Ms. Ouesry as sonatly iS .oght he Amid be defog a dmaitabis set by per delneg " screw is Trani foe the Is.* blahs settle! fa,..yot 00, woo in the mane of Woe have lesswe 5i...) af•••••1 , se their owe lingnsa, eel have hen dsg";voi *ensues end reiigiese Wilkens. We en emnalled es Wick Oat oasis rases ken sees this losirvallsk with nannere, sod has resorted to the seater inn to •p what appeared to then as atinespt at prowls ties. Be that a. it nay. Mr. Chary has 'soddenly received from the edant.4.rnivo statherity es Istimeatos to am* frowner, had of woe.** is the shape) of It.. Bt. Hawn, and only wiik dlBl. Wry, la cedar to avoid a Wechisnas seeds), has he obtalarl persist* es *Ars dirt* service we sore. But Mr. Gamey was obliged hisferrif to announce at the end of lb. a. thst this Flan of worship, twit foe two years nod froo...eotal by a large congregation, would be doted to futon to entwine* el aingensessese beyond his erestrol. We *ow that the Begikk pod& has hem justly wand by apPeted sa lalmdl.ls , sad prticalerly by the ob stacle sue.tisaly Weed agellast W tasty Christ= sod cha ritable wink ustertaboa by Mr. Chary. We are gewlnced that the smarmiest will de Julies to t h e pia* hags/ with It. std that we shall sot Roma wits., this WNW, sn a gl a y. wt of tee pnliaimary anthurisetteo, costars*, which we have go of.. o had to speak to oar nalors, and whkb abuts has endtd by attracting tha &taloa* of the peere ss* it.-if. PUNA it hes delegated to the Conseil of Bate the task of hies sod costrolling its not. After *II, it Is before the C , *tit of Beate that Mr. Ciersery'a case would dually have to b 0 Ised, warejostiee refund his shownwe ; and we think diet before thie trlttaasi, as dientensal is asstione of title seton, the prosesten of the& nessere would meet with a salutary sad Owned check. Bet. eit...os having way serious anxiety about the issue of this .tor, we mesa help hells( a canals sadness at the thought that they limey thiamine pate la order, provided they can prove tits his Preach saves is ea instrunisat of prossly.'..et... One would then persist In thinking that the winabistrat.* has the are of souls, gad net Ma duty is to peestrve us from Mr. Clormey's ssr moor, which might destroy we both in this life and in the text by drawing us into the Anglican church. It would be very difiloalt to declare asst cry to public order and morality the office. of this chunk ose of the oldest mad most considerable in tliollllloB, and the sweat to catholicises by it. duicisboo and doctrines. It sitters little ; the Wards vaunt ...cold be betraying its trust la the eyes of canals perm* etre It not to use the preliminary authorisation Ow keeping are .n a rigorous orthodoxy. We really cannot help muting st •ie ionooderati seed of protection that certain persona 1..*: wben we all to our reonecobnoce the splendid catholic t botch that rises at e few paces from Mr. Gurney's humble chapel. That certain pereocs, far from being re-snored by inch a contrast, .how'd believe them selves eon.. itwiou.ly obliged to refuge even the poesibtlity oleo *Noel a contest, sad to all I. the administration to their wisiance; ihia is what one swot resign one* self to believe, w.thoot being compelled by alines to do so. In les. we fret a cartels subarraasecut is ddesding such cases in our country, etal Is the Notre of or gauntry, at the very momer.t. t.. when we are encoustorlog every specks o' difhealtv in order to WWI to the ishehlsoata of Italy is geornil,diti to the inhabitants of the Mesa Bt.tue in par tisan. a great many liberties, snag shish the liberty of isnifp ought certainly sot to bah) lie bunt oa=k. Well. adored charity brine as Iran se era TIAN' of nada" bee brig ego told us% SPAIN aim MOROCCO. The Mewing an summed from the Gibraltar armies es illeeliedee d the eaMpaign Jar. 6. we Um seerieed behemedin few the Spada estop op to the nerd ]scary, Wm • sows, whisk le escortty tor It. someory. The army awed es the tat to egeespy sew mood oe the mod to Tema. Prises divides led, Zabale's ; tits brass of the SOW, lid se thnal di. sin, Mee or tsar (sly Zeisla's losallese Weise coma lett, sobs. The Kees mem irises witherwish difilasity, aid early to the der, Wm thole politiosa, and Os Sp sash ttissiosse said ham ,NNW thoweelme is thle SSW need by saes; be Prim, .he la the lipmeleh way may be selled le brow is Ilesses, is We seems, hr the bey led an hie divines beyond the porkies it vas diverts' to ooraiy. sod preksiod tie tett*. algbdalL The dainties charge al tw. equedsmeot tos " Prlmsea" Hamra Albs tato the Moorisit woe , like the famous Us kis,. dump, to ham in the mieiaterpresatios of . osier stamyed by ea sillembreatap. la that charge asma same sf the twq searelmas eon hit, two mortally. 0. the 2.d sad 9rd the Speaisherray remained In Se pod cysts. road making aid seines ire the artillery to cow up. Tits Mrsoe, to the ameba, d sem ca eight theassed, re treats' southward., penbably to peg Ummasslms advantage ously for the Wrote of the Cape Negro range of hills, the only asset psalms sus lea them for the defame of the pis a of nista against the Laved* *nay. From the meow. se have mimed of lb • orssith el this poison it is two likaily it will be weld by • direct assanls without coo a derebis Is. Nat the illgisisit army sere leadisedtellen Ceetilidos, sod it to pusetais Ire say her of the Mrs,risit gables Wog tells ta the rear by • levee emberbed at Cog- Ull.lBl, .ad loaded at the mem* el the Telvas it,.,. At all roasts, the asset leffl shortly _arms • sew ahem ; the war/sr. Urn Massa, I. which Uhl laby Ito M i ta lea deltoid the that OWL lira leek• en, vet elve pine le were reggae vereiee es the piss at Telma. stem lithe Mame taw heeds It meet be oar grous4 anillny, cavalry, sad the Wows el • rerakr array rid MNINIMPTIL Komi of • Woo kor at emir •• We amidst mid hersorry sod MI • Wit at Cern- IrJr Thr blow owe Mos mid Isom sll then : wiltises Preto. bora IM tho 11.11thoi, 'spored by 7. Ada oily Ikea or her et room bottolloos von mr good. We idoold hoe dor we roorot bran woo. re Oft tII, bot hie . is ble oegose e lesb no prod Or wersey, lbw or • Moi of imp lea- Mg .Not Owl el Irk, mho tbe Ish seal rad. end Ibe deodnode voinesed a Ihe pooltleee h bederlorimilly hoe laftedod a ...eery. Wow the Illesolob coop pisuily, end tosomeedlosesol Os Prisons liows chop. Mein iris it to ossortoroo of a aloosiontood err ham so adrio. rap, sad Sod sonedorehly (we silken WI WI sad to woodoey bee retuned WO sarroolor or rod and softball. Doom' 0' Donnell ors war Or • psi ar Y Os that work at or doe seder • bas' i. sod prole bon blame bin • Mirk f.ll, r Ido hi mord M rdoroadly rest at OW mart. Our seta la Me choler day. Ilithiien we, slew 800 Wad cad woorir. Moo of CfMortiro stalk • tomorloot of 1 toff Mt to the Mr r owl he rani is ps WO to le pi mit Odor al the rug bee 00 , resusdo, sad ewe MI rotor war& Prim Irstiot mood. soot iffiristy. Mallortra on sew =• co •WO k row r to lid •••. err • loom cee so Imo orl doss to or of dr o.Niso briers@ omp Mora r Tr' sap is arid •L• Corium: We ro Mffitisstary—watb-isaits to-008. oral oho area to gro duo to do to May to ant ow Ws all lop tot • row earmar k bet visor. law& no Moon wind trig amp the Orr Woo kW, orl ter Ern yorteroy sash( (7,000 et 1,000 opeserstly) waif storerls. nor to so mom to Wry um in or aelpbboarhool. A Prawmatowna nsarrday we only is bowel. OM* rods et Worm, Pearl/id fin Ms rot so y. lb.. Is middle of dor err, rod per Amp ot soo * • ssrl all Eight. I Ihrwr oomplarais of dm UM% of tke may. The turd Mrstos Y to oar foot at forereat. rooky divides (about 1.210 Woos) doors la dr Oar ion Oho to in or rose. Abdul DI le DI Woostv, as. lot, VAIN NUNN, lying class la so" Ao.otaw Sorter darn dr >M M 1M worm for Costs, enwee w Ike arrival of Oland Itir et& tto Roomes bald& won dirtolorrot ors eke lotto mos doweled. r• (be oweseiont at tM lat ho. et Csotillej =Lir tor, ws• _a wry MOM. ono, la width tho troop. corned l id Ink glory." law. 6. Ka tot, Let,. trams Sb. Nano& camp up to ywarmin. Sorrbiar • f nip-xis:sus bad occurred sioc• tr ortromo 4112 the IN. Chokes um muds on the dribs mil Ur wry drawly improvise is holds. Os the 4O the Yaw showed ilowelme is MOO &MO and dun or roorinolob• IM. la winos tlio Somali for is killed or warlol was motor 21:. TMSpurn army was Watsemty y, bat es Wow. slog tb• am now no to b• Mag. It was sot kw... 'row far an army was torsos b ro day'. tour, ow wisher tbo moult tad ocementles of tho COP Meru pro um coromplrod. The door. had Orr bole rear to the dpseldt de torero roversol op to dr 401,erd it was severe Ilobdeg reed tars prop brews Oeseedie ded Tema. ALGIAIA.—YeIgIirdII7 . • MilMaar 1111111fillihe a loeg the lhLamar by M. Cheeteelety Label, Ihmetery riza. w fur Al mad tbsediabil, restehresile.•armee Meth, tta object—l. Ti. re* peer le gip Neriel mew To tube ese , reets esserdeeee *lb thh Rua ley. IL, The eurveilleece et Ur settee weft eUerstiee Ity tlhe lrvacepplawtare, sad the Mitt of .Mai] SO Yana Id lbustaho. Z. A ,•besper and more prom* oohed el provi der.. Th. 7.1 *rigour costae, elle• the deem gendete mad the larval aetheritatits. A letter from C•peshates esys : The artteues seism the Cot MISS Denney, the morgana tic urfir of the Ling. Is agate( atoned at Copenhagen. livery ghee% ma NM vie Ur gales et the Waned's/ohs% map eta ammieless set leepsdest drertreits 'plow the C. tem am else telthese ter beet mewasy, sr eves egged *a. The mil sir, mild the " Rosoormuso," W bees ap plied Num week esehhis of vbfolt ere Pia by the boys in the street% and as the Meg drove out lately with the Coasts*, the mob teak aim to hi these ovum porsmera how Pe diploma» by letrelag sad hoolisq, the lady be tag is far els largret Arm ad Qs teeing. On New Year's see a very Israel wines/ of Me sort took per, Some 2 000 persons, many of whom adepi Ss bear sneer, eammb.ol ablest m , d • ho as the ehmettps oat Ow UN Kin sod the Cooeteee Si eves asit ary ls. with ampseces tirade, " Mamma Ilkoetedbe Nei med Trykihres I " (Doors with the Owales• 1 Doers adli the prism, : Ca rmen ) Dab did eel . le dm Wake soft Of the King is I du apper, Ist the mlthery calk d es;, mod the ash sieges/ hen 110 more by the pellek A t; other letter sje t T be Mai bee eggeisied s amseittes for reciting the 'yap petey 01 the helies and alleselsg contribattoss from the clematis uorsods lite lookellas 01 his peJece. I'3Y I r (11 .." - THE WIEFIBIIk --- PRIDAY - 11491ifiri, ---UffUARY 1880. THE UNITED STATES. The Southern medical students who arrived at Richmond from Philadelphia on December 21st were received with • good deal of enthusiasm by the people of the former place. As they were pausing Governor Wise's house three cheers were given for him, and he presented himself on the balcony and addressed the crowd in a long and violent speech, in the course of which he said : I tail you sow—thoogh I do not rend it es • memo te the Wad Mime of Virginia, fur it is not my port Is de so— arer tf sal ocl must 119 w, if the tocsin of war mast be wended, if we mast heckle on oar armoury, If red battle welstaisp kb loot, this nation alone shell not feel the shock. Tbe real groundwr rk of dimension la this country, the real cause, the real root of the diadems, is the foreign Winona" of Great Briars. You totemsl emmuneres, your exports and inmate% the constant intercourse between New England and Old England. beget a rympethy between Old end New England str,aser. I sometimes fear, then the sympathy which New England feels for ne. And whenever New English fanaticism joins with Old English into). ranee in as effort to dissolve this union—any effort like that of which John Brown was the instrument—Now England sal Old England combined shall hot avail to drive me from the Ueda. No I With God's help we will drive all the dieanioniets together bath isle Canada. Let them join Canada ; lee the compact of fanaticism and intolsessem be euallined to British soil. As for me, I mesa to stay berm I mean to stay here, I say, with one noeptimr. If invades shall seer again cross tbei northern border of Virgin* and I can cue hawked men—age, or tea men—to follow me, whether the legislature authorises it or not, I will go north; sad if the soothers pimple are the men of parposi, if the soother' people am the men of will, if the soother' people an the men of moral power that I tan Ibsen to be, than, rather then let this Celan be dissolved, they will drive ism Canada every black republiasn, atei:itioniat, e', northern disunionist, who, 171,11 every Wendell Paining, otters the sentiment,, or—wormsthaa Wendell Phillips—that senator from Masaachneeds who pie., shulolina to the seetimeot uttered by Wendell Phillips ta New York, that • sieve has a right to throttle his master, awl If ha makes his way over dead Wis. from Vir ginia to Canada he has • right to do so; end Bin paring from Virgi is to Canada, with hinds dripping with the blood of his master, he knocks at the door of Wendell Phillips or Geary Wilson, and asks for admission, they will open the door to Ohs " bloody hands." I say, that when sestiments these am uttered by Wendell Phillips. and he is protected by • guard of 76 policemen order the Mayor of New York. it le time for the medical studied. to come lame, to be allowed, I hops, to study their proleasions to peace, and, if not allowed to panne their vocations in peace, to salt the vocation of pesos fee the panoply of war. EVASION OF DOSS IT A LIVERPOOL FIRM.— tom To vita Mau= Docx Bosun.—The fol. beteg Num, from Mews. Ititsimmose and Appleby*, ship pre and mato- packet wets. Liverpool, was read at the wean of ths Merry Dock Board _yesterday 7.—" To the charm= sad member of the Merry Wok leard.--Catle mea,—With Werra to your claim upon s fer vapid tows dry. we bare determined, upon mature veimitlan, disc you the only reparation In oar power tar the wroag we have dose. In our entries of airtime stream we hays Is, •XllO tins. pest evaded those dues to a conelderable even, wide we have at the same time charged ear with the full rates We will not attempt to " = "ale tide grievous breech of mannisedal morality; ea the cost cry, we maims it to be wholly hicapeldeof enagertion et etcre, sad that it fully justifies the retelbarta yea rest by miring through us this acknowledgment, with fell peewee your pert to make it public. We have eilertaken to pay, r preeribed by you. 4461. to cover tie date elmiled ; gad we beg to add our thanks that you have mmem•ol to scam& at smelt awes& as we now make, instead of sehirtreg us to the sewer ordeal which you, nue allow.--We re, year re =Sy, Firstaxoes and Antenna." Mr. Rankin, n of the Dares Oseemlitee, sleeved that the dues bad been collected her eaters by die oorpoeation in a very hessubtr manner, end that a searching investigation wee Wan made. It would be advisable for all mercheate and Ina clerks who had sot been hitherto very earful with sated to these striae, to look Into the matter with strict er', as report. of Imam &Marmosets' would be treated mkt erel lorry sad publicity. TEC 1613 E ESTATES OF THE CITY COMPANIES. —reds, the ordered of a residerable portion of the pro wler of Ulster, by Act of Attainder, temp. Junes L , the Stationer , with other companies, procure d, fur a Millie. rem, a share (shoot one sixth only) in the estate of Pellipar, county of Londonderry; the Skinners' hold more the one•helf, and the Whiis Bakers' and Girdlera' each about one.sighth. We should perhaps complete our mama by, at the same time, 'Wins teat the enure treat of territory so aequireo was rear in the Corporation of Loalloa, who ad verted 40,0001. in the purchase and piastre of their newly acquired colony, Ind coasoftted Its menagement to a ere mime of its body—the Irish Soder. To rise so Ism a rem at that time of day, hoverer, we beyond the means of the corporation ; dem therefore divided their estates into twelve equal parts, each of the rake of 3,3331. de. Bd. These twelve parts were greeted on peremit el that arnomet to the twelve principal City c=s. who, la tern, Wetted to jute with them some of teampanies; they also, sot baring eundeat mare to held the mere so acquired in their own hands without nen reeptiretiow It was thug that the Skinner' divided irk are (11,3331 de. id.). into four unequal parte, them- Oder ressrlee 1,963/.. and emitortioeing to t h e Stationers' Ulf, le the White Bakers' 4801., sad to the Girdles. 3701. •Inepe bonus or premium we paid when the premat Mart lithe owealled Skinner.' estate took possession, or meowed Ida lama The areal rest shared by these marimba com prise Is UM. The lease re about three years to run, and, If the tompenes ate content with the non-payment of pre mises', the eat may be proportiocately inereard. 20,766 acne of the mutate sr is cultivation, but capable of great lm mermen. The remaining 23,730 acme consist of sheep walk peat-bog, end mountain. These lends are of consider able very, end abound in lime tone. Some year ago, the smear reedved by the lessee corklerebly exceeded 9,901 rzeteran. The rusher of tenants is about 1,200.—0i1y AIIPIOTANCI JURIES IN THZ CITY OF WEST mt iresn.—Lara even*, a seeder of hoesehelders le the City of Wardester, we doing duty sie " annoyeace juror," we heti at the Crows Tavern, Breererreset, Golden rare, for the pryer of taking etre to procure sa abolitioa of the system. Mr. B. Cocks, nu of the sommore of the pore of the parked' By. Jamie' wee celled to the rear, end nem his stammer it appeared that dr est elf perilemeht leader which the.. searemes juries" we.. rebel has raged in the reign of Quer Elisabeth. It glees the bem ires the power of sewemodag before them as firm. the 160 twurkeepers, from whose 911 are "elected to set es jury. men for rCx troths. Many of the duties which those jury men used formerly to have to perform iron now Men into disuse la cossequenre of the introduction at th• police, the peering of the Metropolitan Local Management Ad, the appointment of diarist ger moon, tr. It wee rootended that the machinery of than jnrive was nest earabroue and altogether 'Befitted both* weals of the pretest day. • snob greater number of persons were takes from their Moiner to terve upon them than were esemeary. The duties—the principal of which we. the r eprint of weights and mearres—are much better performed in other districts by Invieacra epported for the purees then they maid be by a body of ma. Aftersome diorama, It wee resolved to forma asseelnien for obtaining a repeal of the law. end a artrinte was oppedeted for the purpose. Baez Cols.—l{ fran a return recently made to *overman br. Walser, the intopeetor end our lodise of tee coon trlelt win le tie Mint, that from dm pet. weer. triad at eise twelve eseekas of the Central Criminal feet—ham Oet. El, 1808, to Oct. 24, 1669—the below mentiseed wire* el bees coda was taken poreesinu of • lloverelmie, 38; belf.eovereigne, 46; crowns, 193; ball erinas, 1.000; d wins, 422; rhilliage, 2,220; sisperre, 465 , and f iutpences, 66—Is all, 4,460 pieces, repressed* a rho of over 400/. The total weight of metal employed la making His cola was threeinartars of • met. The Carnal Crinkled Court Jeri/diction ie sixteen me Geo round the court, pied this return, which only embraces that area, it hes bees inicatated. represents about one-third of the base oda in dr ealotice them TITIt IC ENT ELOII. lIIIINT.—WII us waved, on the WA sitlogny, tem awe to so truth is Oh stulesust. hist Nth Bah lassness sod brrparstoostr, tbo Rom lb. Oros, W Whit km Issilmil is the ill- Wad She'd, Crib. Tb• guilty - venous Is Zaalsad Ow lb. Ltd of Jo wreak alla&d M.—Mentestkr Grardieft. AdYrtiosepesq--HOLLOwAfif PILLS.— MIMI Irk Iseitsr sr • ashry bus Is =thin win , raw .wd; :1 1 =1:11 Ism shit earestry Ow Is be bailor =:L I : 68 " 'I" Or uss Jahms= m rsht. man i tastitssa Iss i l l e Ernirr i restr i. imill ==,..._ , ssid b,, Eituls. 1 1 harm= usitsh.l.r 80 's • Nab. I .6. ad, ...a ...a. el hs drshados, hiss • b i gh....s hr smssess he hs ha hrlsrushe or her ha tashiss A il mils'. SPORTING. READING STREPLECHASES—Timam A II AIiDICAP PLAIII at 6 110•114 Mk WWI !lb rid. Two miles. Mr. Pest's Towbar *Wilk ea 7 t 3 ..... ••••314 1 Mr. I P : Leasloß a tieses ISet Sib 6to 4 I: 4l 6r it s b t 6to 4 apt) sistsii r i ,3to 1 name% any other awed. The race rag he destelbed in a few word.. Nothing easels the vigour bad • abase.; the basing indicated the het-sad he was allowed to win by a leragth ; b.d third. The Purest aod flag William was dirrof wily. Bantam:us Oren ernanacent of 10 WM. sack, b ft, sad only 2 d Win* with 60. v.. added ; .boot Woe sides. (28 sabs.,7 of when paid 2 ewe. 'Wk.) Mi. liserbsw% Omar Pr*. by Hoes et ClWa• lea 0 3 16.10= 1 Mr. 0 dinar dasesewa, eailb ...... 1 Mr. Marry's Lays Batted : 4 to 1 apt Hand, 6 to 1 apt Beads or Tails, 11 to 2 apt Physician, 6to 1 apt Omer Pasha, 7 to 1 apt Roscommon 100 to 7 each apt ifecops sad Meade% 104 to 6 sas h apt Bader Odd sad tlanotoond Prenele. The two greys, Usprolemed Ponds and Broadway dwell, showed the way over the Am pan, sad they ras newly aide by side to the hate haw lb. imakow, wnre the Curate took ap the reardag. Oa wetting tbs Wising held Beads or Tails fell, sad the Cured wed os with a lag lead, llapronotad Nook, Broadway dwell, Bards Chid, Bawd, sod C9919.319W follow* la the order named. Os slag the brick laid, Pigskin' took doss order with In leading honse, it bees a toss-ap whither Been cc Tails would aver get as good time with her bones egad. Oa =ken the wising llehighe two pigs were topther, the Caret* and Escape lye, ant, Intory sow atm taking ap the runs iog. Oa prig taw brekhald the mooed thus, Bawd wins polled ap sad Loney was dons. Within WI mite of home the we new I.ft to the first two. Roscom mon swerved asside On* Packs at the laid few*, and amerly corn dower as Omar them west on with W Mad, awl we by s Lag* ; bad third. The Lang, Cedimerww, Foamy, Border Chid, dna= Pigskins, were pulled up, sad pond the post in a dada. ilsiznre thrzArtsciAsa of 6 sm. mob, with 20 Mid. Optional selthle weights. One mils and a ball. Me. A. Howe' 'Modes 104 104 ........ Led) 1 Mr. Lywowts Iseirde as(.l, loin. lur. 199.1) Ifettrag : Bto l oft Litisistioo, say odd. on blew whilst sanalag. Litigadoit made ell the male' sad won sadly. The Preen' refused et dr ha opposite the stead ; tad was brought bask to Ohs enlener. cd I noes. each, with 30 added. Them Mr. Cottonle De [is, losterbit.llllo OM ;lb. et.) (Katelelf) 1 NoMasan Water& tz.a elm Mem .. Woo& I No betting. After taking teejamp oat of the Kibworth Lawns* at wit& tie tanning ; Snot= ars bar to tho loot imea, whore she dosed, sad they ran nearly side by Ado, the semi Sin patent the gm& The non Irma now loft to them troe, Emote winning assay by aloes& BETTING ON THE COMM. TWO THOUSAND. • • 6 to 6 on Hemmer, lb. Wizard, and Users (t) SO to 1 apt ?Lbw of Nomads (t) AQUATIC& CLaerii AWD Ducal!!.—The aquatic woyld will be gratified to leers tbee a welbrs' await is in oontemple• don between the resiowasel Nirmry Clasper, oiNewesthis-upon- Tyne„ and Georg•Drewitt, the Waisted Landow. el Chaise., wbobu Misted inmaygoodwsternien. It me, berelowahred that soots twelve maths or sore ego, whew Thetritt wit in the north asgarnd as trainer, there wee some talk of a match between him sad inee at di Clasper', either Harry or his young son John, bat the parties proceeded it loather UMW talking said a few weeks dos, when Drewitt chal lenged Henry Clasper to row in London, end attar chslinges had pared sad repeessd between them Clasper has at length camented to row the Chelsea roma under the fellatio' conditions, via he will give or take 101. for =passe, nod toss for choice of place, whether Clasper shall come to London to row or Darwin go to Newcastle; the race to ems off within three months from Sear* deposit. Thereis, therefore, now every probability that $ mslah will be made between them, and if snob shosid he the ease, although there is so great a differ ence in that, Melly, ego *ore will no doebt be a good con test. The tally segettios, we - believe, that Drewitt his Is going to the North so row, but Clasper naturally objects to wine to Loadsa, gad weft we ha fiber than bee propo sition to toss it Ades el pint, Dewitt to take his buses as White did In ids less with Chemises et the rash of the toss being spite his, kea we dank net that the toaster will speedily be sellied es eadoeble ressair. NAVAL AND AULII4II7. Amu'Amr, JAL 12. —Arroarnuttre.—Coaa mairdar G. T. I. Wirthrop (1646), lo the Amu, 6, peddle wised Mesa door (onst-porl ander), via) Grandy po i:toted. Second-clees Assistant Ziemer B. T. Reed, to the Hogue, 80, mew .t ship, on coast•v..rd swiss at Greenock, for amiss i• the Jackdaw gunboat. Acting Assisaret-eurgeten (3. W. L. 11•81i/011 (1068), Is continual es emitter in the Ariedne, 203, sorew steam trio% at Port DEVONPORT, JAN. 12. The training ship Implacable, 72, was placed L e s s oc terday in No. 1 dock ; her lower ring* la over the most The peddle.whael stsam-Oodor Adele*, M. Raymond, master, has coaled, sad he. amibugiO mores for Falmouth. .1. Patterson, a seamem, fell on Tuesday from the brow of the &magical, 70, on a rubbing piece, a height of 26 feet, and received some severe %juries. The Niger, .team-vessel, 16 Captain Peter Cahoot!, was et Auckland, New Zealand,, en the departure of the last mail thine*. Tior Riga has been out searly friar yeses, and we may therefore aipeot her lame some time daring the neat summer. It was thought on boded that the December or January mail would beteg the orders fus her Warn to Ragland. MIZ7IIIO Of TEN 8111PIRANNITATID Mai Or TIM DETOMPOILT DOCITAJID.—A meeting of the euperainamted workings wee held lot analog at the Clesskal and Mathe matical &drool-room at the back of St. Jake-.trot, Devoe port. Mr. T. Azford was voted to the chair, sad in opals; the meeting he stated that a committee wee appointed la June lest. after the passing of the Civil Service Supers.- notion Hif, to °onsida what means should he used to obtain for those men who had already been superannuated some addition to their pensions. The committee had been in cor respondsnoa with similar committer at the other naval ports, and they had unanimously agreed to forward a peti tion to parliament setting out their prievettosa. The chair man then read the Wiliam, which compared the disadvan tages under which the workmen laboured who were su perannuated antscedeat to the pseeing of this ale with those men who would be euperanagated under the new scale. The meeting unanimously adopted the pendia. Tun FORTIFICATIONS OF PLVMOOTIL—The sites selected for the chain of forts on the propmed Hue of fortifier toms of this port end arsenal are es tellaw :—Trogautle and Sireolown now in prugrw, ore the Coyish side of the river Tamar ; the hill on Brnotattle, &ma of Bull Point! the high ground mat of Bandon Remo, Pamsycross; ditto near Tort, and on the east of Mutesamed ; not on the site of the round tower at Lipson, and vies ea the hill above Moen. Sparrow and Co.'s gunnies at Codeine. These forte will to oonsioad by a deep tremeh. with reaseorte of granite end limestone, with earthworks 28 feet thick. In oranno- Om of these Sots it is also proposed to moo another at Wimabary, kat this latter is sot included I. the works at premat to be sadertelam. A LOYAL fitnlner.—A capital battery of 14 guns is sew to be sees at Shaley, a village near Southampton. It Is the property of Mr. Waterusea, who ha. offered it to the .operatics of flooliareptos for the defence of the town, or to be mood for prudes by aa artillery corps. The puns are mounted se Sidipisess, and have two ammunition carte in terim! to them. With the carriages each gun weighs 8 ewe. and la capable el carrying a 311 b shot the disuse. of a mile. Attathed to the guns an 14 of the standar! - Bags of all nadone,eare lee befog 16 het by 9 bet. The gum; were made by Missre. Nopler, end have bees mat sod bored on the swab *neigh at the in her Majesty's genies. They hese beim WNW by trtildery Alien hem the tame et Albeshote, and pr summe d highly Ifigifinabk. Lad PM meet°, and may d the aftstocassy have seen Ibis, sad the utmost onspher bee bees meailleseed thud a private indi vidual of seek threbed mesas (Me peropokeer being only an assistant to a brewer) should hoar had the spirit to spend his caving. In es loyal a tease, which at the present crisis is a worthy example to those who have more rotor:led roans. Mr. Waterman has expended the sum of 401. In powder, by firing volutes as eormiatiose days, birth-days of the easerbers of the royal bogy, and other periods of re *slag. There Is ao dada the cerporsiba ot Southampton will moos the saw that has bees made these fa each a liberal spblL TEE 800 /TIME VOLUNTEERS AND allf wads( d lausibses et the Wades &ash& Volunteer (Wye tear bid ea Wednesday, when the kilt queries" cease oder thismics. • few days ego the anueitno meet mad passed a reselatics that the kilt was kit serer rarer Inv sairbie he esiaterre. It Wke obassiy frothier as Wed stray whether, the kit berm bra sired le by a genre' reolkeh lie tearesitles had the powe to ergot say nnesares essperiai wither the w a s of another parr steriag. The abuse of ladoessay was rdionstly reisetted„ sod it we. meld twat hoe idekety allowed her ens Whirs to wear the kilt in has pass wn sad dint mar, of the rimers bed was It daring s greater perks of their 1t,... Aker a very leer the (Wearies it we. woad that lite ins should be THE VOLUME= MOVEMENT nit LIVEREOOL. no gal of Darby atlas las the Earl of %dim, it sot yet aootribotod 'invit ing to the volunteering endi of the lir Wet, has int asdaritied announced his brinotion to sad equip at Me own expense woe of ida taniato to ate willing to enrol themselves. The new mail arrangements are new in operation with the western stair of Almeida. Tastorday mall bogs &rem from Maga and Donna Won waived at the usual Poet-Ales, per Meemer North American, In ada ges t o the mail Mee from Tormto, Hamilton, Quebee, Montreal, Elegem% and Boston. The date of the meil from Detroit wet Deo. n sad Chicago the 28th. • 146 ifittelitima. UMW OF QUEEN'S BENCII,TAN. 12. ON* fti iase,--(Ballore the Lord Chief Justice, Mr. hililletWllllgnms, Mr. Jostles Oreitiplon, and llr.Jnedos MA) • 02thithle v. Till lIIDLAND ILLtiVNY OOXPAX I. pidatir Thi fit this motion wee a Mr: IliAilkee Clarke a coal fear, oterileig_ am badmen cm the Coal Reehallie, Landes, sad he: bought this *mks spinet the intend Hailwayßisapsy, I. sumer a ems et 8081. 19e. 3d., the Talus al 313 sins of coal. sottish the *but alleged wen wroisfelly ambled hoes him, tinder the ihnowiag chows- stanoss. humid mipeir that in the autumn of 1847 Mr. Clarke had bought a large quantity of coals from the West fleaveley Col liery Compeer, Yorkaiiirs, paying tar them ht advance to the extent of 2,2201. From time to time t h e eompisay for waded various quantities of coal to Ludas, wedged to the_plaintiff, at his depot in Camden -town, until at lsagth in March of last year they made two toneignmente, the added of this astern. lt was their habit to forward die coals not in waggons balcinging to themselves India those of the railway company, at the same time that the waggons were marked with Mr. Cliiske's namq sail invokes were regularly forwarded to him. However, be ea thee" Let atm rarwme mad*, the colliery comps; had got tato dill witeth the railway eom. y, an amount of cambia dee for the coeveyssee of coals doag their lies, sad 10 kt axed mice with the gamed spessunt between the two companies the railway compay seised the owls. By this seizure the plaintiff was a harry sallerer, he having aimed"' paid for the roils, and he slandire bought hi. safes. At the trial which took Oleo helms the Led Chid JaMes at the Laden siuings attar MO tuna a verdict mu sauced for the eased. ants, with ken to the pkintiff to move to est it aids, and enter ft for the *WM U the court should be of opirden that the defendant bed so Ilea upon the oolle. Mr. Berth moved aceerdiegly. He denied that the rail way oompany bad either. spa& or a pastel lies upon the cosh. The coals wen to be delivered to Clarke at the Cam- , des Adios. Clarke's names wee upon the waggons, end Clerk. had readved regular invokes ; above ell, t;barke had paid the hill price for the coals. The court ware unadmously of opinion that the rule should be refaced. Undoubtedly, by virtue of tbe emirate between them, the railway compsoy had a gemaral Lan upon all the coals which they carried for the Study Colliery Conway. Until the coals in quell= were de& eared to the plaintiff at Camdemtown the prop in the opals did not pam from the railway company. l a y all sea cuss the great point t be considered wee, at whose risk were the goods carried, at the vendor's err the vendee's, Here without question it wan al the wader's ; for suppos ing that by the hand of God the goods wire destroyed, _that would not have Um a delivery to Mr. Clarke, at Camden town, and the colliery' company could not have charged him with that weloahr consignesent. Rule rer accordingly. BAIL cOURT.—JAN. 12. Sittings at Nisi Prits.—(Bkge Mr. Judos Blackburn aad Comma India) DONAU V. SOZNION.-3111 DITUNO XAX AND Tat • AITOMT. We wee as action brought by the plaintiff, formerly an innkeeper eadwasolt peopriston sad who saw described him self as • comminion agent, of Vimoriannet, Trinity-spurn Borough, mean the defendant, an annoy, of Thanes place, Temple Her, for a malicious pri.• in. The &- indent pleaded not guilty. Mr. &silent Tour sad Mr. Macdonald appeared for the plaintiffdan ; Mr. Ribtou and Mr. Lawrence represented the defen t. It appeared from the sae for the plaintiff that, on the 2let of May, 1868, both pestles met at /loom Macey end the plaintiff bet the defendant 6 to 2 in sovereigns on one of the events, the dtdendant depceiting 21. with the plaintiff. It was a dead hest, and, being desirous of hedging, the plainti ff made another bet with the defendant. The plaintiff ccasidered when the race had been dmeided that he owed the defendant 3i bat the delendaat claimed U. 10a. the dieorepaney selling' from the fact that the plaintiff intended tc make the mewl bet in kalf sovereigns. Oa the 261 k of May the asinine abed on the plaintiff, end demanded 64 10.., which the War leased to pay, offering 31. After sococaltaroation, the pialainfotdirod the defendant out °this haw, and said hewed& libido by tbe decision of the stewards. On the Bed at Ism the hetet Cap day, they "phi met en the and the defendant again demae4ad the 61. 10a., whim the slimed him • M. note. If be weld take 34. and Moen eke beim* which ha rikaid. The defendant sekeriquestly want before • vea -1 giants at Windsor, and laid en Informatics that the phia -1 tiff had threatened that when he caught him in the right piece he would leave him within en inch of his life, said swore that be went In bodily fear of hint, and on that Ishtar ' madon • warrant was leaned, and the plaintiff was arrested by a policeman and taken in handcuffs to the South Western Railway station, and from thence to Windsor, paying for a vehicle to avoid exposure in the streets. The plaintiff, in his crom•examination, denied that he had " Welched" a man named Williams at the Worcester races l in 1864. ana Ina called, and said he had nrrer had any knowledge of the Wittig'. Bono was then put in, atoonget which was a Lee from defendant to the plaintiff, dated May 24th, la which he rid, "Don't mieundsestaad Ise, the very AM timeless Toson• nos course, in Ltd pulgto street, or else. wham I will give yon into custody, and then we obeli w whether a megibikete will entertain the charge. I fancy this will be the vsey dearest swindle you have perpetrated kr some time," The detrace, as supported by the evidence of the defend aat, was, that he was at the thus that be laid the information sad Dow he mos, is bodily fear of the plaintiff. He stated that when the mooed race was won the plaintiff ran Amy like an acrobat,' and he afterwards discovered he was living at the back of Horeemoriger-lase Gaol, instead of the Kent-road, the 'Metes be had given. He called there on the Sunday, and the plaintiff denied all knowledge of him and the transaction, but afterwards said he would meet him at Tattersall's. The defendant expressed a doubt as to his hetrg a member of Tattareall's, and walked not of the house. He denied that the plaintiff had ever offered him 61. to take 31. cut of. He had expressed as opinion that the plaintiff was • Welcher, when the plaintiff elevated Ms fiat and threatened to strike hiss. Oa the Monday after they met at Ascot the defendant went bike, the magistrate at the South mark pollee-wart, sad was directed to apply to • Windsor meet ate. being asked in his crose-ezamination why he had en trusted his 21. to the plaintiff, the defendant said it was bemuse he said be resided In the Knit-road and bad a decent coat to Ms heck. (Laughter.) His Lodi* Is eamintag up, left It be the jury to say whether the Weis/mat, la laying the Information, bad wed benA fie or tree =Om _ Th• j — ;rind, and after some deliberation found • ver dict tor t he plaintid--damegee, 20s. COURT OP COMMON PLIAIS.-JAx. 12. (Sittings la Baseo.—Belore Lord Clad Julio. Erle ead hurler William; WlMr, sad Kaatlag.) CIAMIRON V. TEN snuciatiz&D AND 171:11112111, RAILWAY COXPANT.—ALLZOED EX AGOZRATION 07 DAMAGIIB. The plaintiff was a commercial warder `the Irma trade, and his earnings had been about 1,0031. a year. Oa the lith of October, 1868, ha wee a presager on the didendearf line, whoa a cellist= task place, and the primal( wee injured. The present actin wad to recover diseases la and at the trial hairs the Lord Chief Judger t a = the jury found for the plaintiff for 8601. dabseqasetly a ✓ule was obtained for a new trial span the grew& that des plaintiff's injuries had lama ergpralit ee nit s t . e-day rase was shown against this rule being made Mr. Collier and Mr. Pollock appealed to Phew cane; and Mr. Born and Mr. Welsby to sapport aerie. It wee stated that the technical form of the rule was that , the defendants had bees surprissd by the evidence for the plaintiff that be was, prior to the saddest, apron Is good health; and further, that they had sloes IM trial obtained rider* that the plaintiff had before the arrest suffered from pains in the head and in other pelts if the body, which evidence they ware not able to predate at the trial. The evidence for the plaintiff was that before the accident he was i a stress, healthy and energetic man, th at in the accident he was hurt at the back of the neck, and according to Mr. Body's opinion, there was chronic inflammation of the muscles and survous ligaments surrounding the spiral column. aro the accident the plaintiff had not been able to walk more than one or two miles, though p r reviously be had walked much, sometimes a. tar fifty or sixty miles in a day. Among the affidavits predated by the defendants wee or from an i' in- Lary gist," who said that since the widest he had followed plaintiff to wire prose In London, and that the plaintiff OS that cateeks walked • very considerable distance. The company, however, It append, ought to hays examined this wkases at the Oriel if they hod thought fit. Mr. Rowe, a deposed that ha had attended the plaintiff between Fe and Att, 18.56, for neuralgic affection of the seistio nerve. Me bed mho attended him for pains in the head sad giddiness, and he believed him to be nervous and ex citable. In addition there were affidavits of • number of le, to the idea that from 1863 13 1866 the plaintiff frequently walked about with both heeds to the butt of pia head, saying, "Oh, my pox head what shall I " using other exclamations of the lad ; that the ti ff was nervous sad excitable., and some of the ssiale theaglat bin to be of unread mind. Oa the part the plaintiff there were affidavits In answer. Mt. !lolly sabred to his opinion that the plalatit's Ursa had been caused by the 'rider, and he now added that he was hatfal of paralysis. The plaintiff blmaelf denied that be bad sailer se alleged from pains in his heed, though he admitted that ha bad had occrional brodardies oared by colds or too close sa application to Warms. As to be was cured of that la 1867. Than wire a an= affidavits in oorroboratka, and sari them one by • Mind, who stated that on flood Friday, 1866, be had walked with the plaintiff road 80 miles. The Lord gird Judea—And Mr. Bowls affidavit, as atilleally drawnoontainsd a statersat dist hs did nut believe that the railway adder was the cause of the plaintiff's symptoms, but Mr. Rowe, it isereothed &irate sire that, for a pen had been drawn through the pram The court, after some dinnesion, add they bad looked through the ellklevite, esdthey saw ao mum for priding a new lelel. Bab diechauted. Bitting at YfM Priem—(Rahn Mr. Justice Dyke and a COMMIS Jury.) zeal.= v. tarns —slam actironar. The plaintiff to this awe Is a wholesale confectioner at Bamford, sad the tishadast is a balder fa the City. Oa the 27th October lea the plant.traveikz and a boy named Yaw; wme driving slowly along the road near Watford, it being data at the tints. The horse encla*nly fell Into a trench whiob had bean dug by the defendant's urea for the purpose of laying down some drain pipes. Negligesai was admitted ca the weed, and defeadaat paid LW. lota amt., so that the only quake wee whether that sum we. ealllaiest to cover the damp austaised. /Aviaries was II • on both aides as to the amount of damage , sad the Jury ultimately found fur the piriztuff far 141. 11a. baited the amount geld tato court. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. hit. 12. (Before the lot* Orating.) KA VAR O. NAME AND OTILIND . Tide very complicated nit neWee to the aveneroes and codicils of hie. J. 8. Caldwell, We of Lindly Wood Bell, Staffordshire. Tim awe, In whioh no tower than ten learned anneel owe engaged, wee proceeding when the Donn rose. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—JAN. 12. (Bdon )[r. Conniniceor Marpky.) DI TIM XLITOR OF CZAZLIII SZIPWAY. This insolvent, described as a Baptist minister, known as 11 the Rev. Charles Shipway," late of Iffibie liedingham, agar Rabitird, Rees; who was in the Queen's Prison, applied to l if i r b ZertionGriffitha appeared for the trustee of • chapel at Halstead, and Mr. Bsrgood (with whom was Dr. Kea neatly) supported the insolvent. The insolvent was minister of the chapel held by the opposing creditor, end by the Court of Chancery he had been restrained from officiating therein. The OM/ were Del 3001., for which he was sweated and taken to Spriagas Gaol, In how; aid stibsequently removed by Habeas Cor pus to the Qama's Prioon, and then petitioned . Mr. Robertson Griffiths took an objection to the insolvent being hoed, as be bad removed himself from • distance be yond 20 aides. The case was non jadice, and the court could not entertain it. Mr. flargood admitted that the law was too clear on the mi l ts sod asked the court to dismiss the petition. Griffiths objected to the dismissal of the pet the. Tbe insaivestoodd be removed hack to Ran. Mr. Commissioner Murphy declined to dismiss the petition. The insolvent could be removed beck by his Meads. H. should discharge the order for hearing. The order for bear ing was sccordingly diecharged. IN RI RICHARD T. NUMMI. This ineolvsst, a bookseller and stationer at Woolwich, who bad been register with • person named Brews, at " The North Kent Adoirtiser end Woolwich Ciszette," wee opposed by Mr. Bennett, wholesale stationer; Mr. Denney ra. trinaoirent had obtained some paper of Mr. Bennett on the promise, as that twangs alleged, that he woad be paid oat of 401. payable by lk. Alderman Baronets; for work in wonexion with the Otson 'notion. The money had been psid, bat Mr. Bennett had 20i been paid. The lowliest dialed that he bed promised payment oat of Mr. Alderman Salerooms' annoy. Mr. Beeman mid he bed dew so; sad he stepped to the beak of which Mr. Aldermen Baloaxem wee chairman, bat he was ottt After • discussion, a settlement was sweated, Mr. BM- W/it who said the ineolvent wee carry* ea the bosinsal, and Was quite ebbs to pay. It wee arena the IW. shookd be paid in a fortnight, and the balance afterwards. The protection was renewed. 7HB POLICE COM= WOR§HIP 7 BTREBT. Cargo Grafton was chrrged wfah stiemptlng to steal • package from a waggon on Thusaday last, and with having la his poessadon 211. hi gold and ague, supposed to have been stolen. Holland, 166 H, proved the attempt in question, adding that he wee unable to take him in custody ; and Doneway, of the H division, gave evidence of having captured him last sight m Whiteoltapel, from the first constable's description. The meow menelosed was found in his pockets, and the violence he exhibited compelled the necessity of handcuffs being put epos him. He was a well known thief. Mr. Vans said that the Owner wag a ledging•hoaae keeper, and had a hones of faraitnre. It wee a rage of aim taken identity, and the money was the result of the peimmer's savings as a hawker. The inspeotor said that the robberies from vans and other vehicles were so numerous that plain clothes men were con stantly employed watching the thieves. Holland men tioned that nix men " worked " the whole of these rob beries in the locality of filioreditah. Prisoner was one of than, a man named " Pickard," who was charged yesterday and remanded, another, and a man in the dock named Thos. Lee a third. PriaoiWeras remanded and the money detained. Los wee time (Merged with being conoeenad in an at tempted robbery es Tuesday night, with Pickard, and aho remanded. SOUTHWARK. /mime Maass, a - inithile-ageafe — Male, was charged with stealing a plan of print and a piano of muslin, the property at bar master, Mr. Thomas Ackerman, linendrepsr, New eat, Lambeth. The prosecutor said that the prisoner had been in Ma employ about six months as a domestic servant. Latterly she had been rather addicted to drinking, which induoed him to suspect that she was robbing him. On Sunday evening she was allowed out, but perceiving her bustling about near the shop ha directed his eon to watch her, and she was brought back so the house with the print and muslin in her possession, sad be then gave her into custody. The plassoutor'm son said he followed her out, end when she got into Qtasen-West she went up a gateway and took something from under bar dress. Us immediately caught hold of her, sod took her beak to his father's. Is answer is the charge the rimier said that she was very awry, and she hoped her master would forgive her. Mr. Aakaraiaa observed that she had seed very ungrate fully towards him, se be took her out of a workhouse from motives of Amity, and had acted extremely kind towards hr. but is return for that she robbed hiro-Lall for drink. The Magistrate mid that there mild he so doubt that such was the atm She plundered her muter. who had Wad kiadly towards her. for the purpose of gratifying her beastly pre for elfish. She mast be imprisosal in the House of odm for these mouths, with herd labour. THAMES. James Johisaosi, , a well-known thief, about 60 years of age, was charged with stealing a jschet, the property of Augusts Volekruan, a German sailor belonging to the foreign ship Edward Charlotte. The kiwi Charlotte was being hauled out of the Wap ping bees of the London Docks into the river, end the pro secutor took ar his jacket and laid it upon the deck while he wee at work. The prisoner took the opportunity while the mew were busily engaged to snatch up the jacket and jump on shore. The robbery was immediately die. covered, and • Thames police-constable, a constable of the H division, and several labourers and others went is pursuit of the thief. He was traced from street to Meet for neatly an hour, until the track wee lust for a short time. While the °Goers and others in pursuit of the prisoner were snaking inquiries shoat him be made hie appearance in High-street, Wapping, and war Ulm into custody. He was asked for the jacket he had stoles, and he took the °Mom to a holm in Tent-street, St. George's, near the London Dock wall, where the jacket was discovered. It wee now identified by the owner. * Themes police constable said the prisoner had been twice convicted of felony, and that on the last occasion he was sentenced to:four mosths,mprisonment end hard labour, for stealing copper in the London Dock. The prisoner said be had been at work on board ship, and picked up the jacket by mistake. Hr. Belle—You stole the jacket. You take advantage of ships leering the dock to steal anything you can lay your hands on. I amtence you to me month's imprisonment and Ltd labour. TER MURDER 47 87: DRLAVILB. The inquest on John Hughes, aged 76, who was murdered by Joseph Webb, at St. Brianla, In Gloucester shire, sa slated la the drpress of Saturday, terminated at a let* hear en Tuesday night. The prisoner, on being asked if he had say s t a tement to make, after beteg cautioned said he wee drunk at the tium— that the whole of the parties were attacking him with sticks sad stones—and that he took the spade to defend himself. for if he hadnot knocked them down they would have killed him, as be was too drunk to get away. The sooner summed up very minutely. The jury, after a few minutes' consultation together, returned an unanimous verdict of " Wilful murder" against the prisoner, and the °onset braid his warrant for his committal for trial at the swift swims. TRAFFIC RETURNS. ILLILWATIL BUSS PM. Mr- T. 1.84 Total open, ars &soda. WO. 1818. Wok mint lea. 1. I A 3 313 1.1 in 6.110 r i iimesuomm .... ...- 389 449 89 5.1.7 7/8 M UW:..." ..... 837 148 NO $6l Ng* Ini . iii: 11. Imam god nook U 10 803 $2l LOU - 77,.7 - 4•707.14i:1. ''' - - - - --- -- - *MI Itasisro Idol* and .... raliolla - Is 1*) 1647 74 lad ......::::::..Inl j., _ 1 1A 4 434 1 8 4 4.43 514 11 0 3 1 0 11 717 2 13 174.14 11 :1211 8 0 ;I V ". s er 6l6ea Web Sida. awl lirre& orai V i a 111. 1.4 ....- 4sll 111,._61 1104 KM 11.111 =lll7lsoilis. - if - 1 1 7 4 I t; %LI 1.4 2 4 MOW .......... . ••• - • imi Itu It tem -- 714 .568.0•4043. Soma )isiiiii . . . 31,445 VA" sod .41.4othis• .. ....... lamilie. mail lll4 ‘76 14m = 8 54 vodka . ..... Wow ... ......... -... ..... .M4.RICE7S. COTTON.--lampooL, ILL 12.—Altbongh a pretty Cdr utast of buboes has bees done to-day, die market has beau dell, sod prim ars rather I. hem of !were- The all.. are 8,000 balm, of wide& MOD are ix apart nag epeotdAtion. WOOL AND WORSTED.—BEADVOID, UN. 12. Thom Joao activity to the wool market to-day. Few iota °hanged hands. Prime, however, tenwhi tam bay oily tor hareediste weals, and ralasteatly yiero w hi the gh rotes. Theirs is • steady trade in nulls and without any change to prices. There is no change in the wonted yarn department ; pilaw are vary firm, and should aa Increased demand arils, the tendency Milt be up wards. The nowt advance is long wools has sever been realised an yenta, and at the present rate of wool mad yams spinners have et unprofitable business. The demand for home ocrossuiption keep, steady, bat there is not much doing for export. There is Mr sMirlty in goods, but prices are firm and high —a eiretunstanes whirl tends to check busineas and induce the more cautious to stop machinery rather than work to stock. THE IRON TRADE.-13zamtuatram, Jeer. 12.—The fronneseters of this district had their meeting here to-day; the attendance was both large and influential; and although no distinctive features were presented beyond those to which we referred in reporting the meeting at Wolverhampton on Wednesday, there can be no doubt whatever that a consider able amount of barium wee done at the trade price., and that the trade is as healthy an can be expected with the new year barely commenced. Pig iron was sold to-day at rather Ws than half-a-crown per ton in advance of last quarter-day prime. CORN.—Butursottax, JAN. 12.—At Gloucester and Wallower markets, on the 7th, wheat firmly maintained the otuveacy of the previous week, but three was no Eh in the trade. Rather more inquiry for barley. Oats nasitatel. Beene and peas difficult to quit. Daring the peasant week a good deal of English wheat has been offering, and realised about pre .. cras rates. Barley held fer quite ea much money. Oats, b e,- . and peas only .taken in retail. At Wolver hampton, yesterday. them was an increased supply of wheat from the farmers ' • but no decline was submitted to on any description. At :his day's market them was *gain a large supply of English wheat, and all except fine dry qualities were rather cheaper : but we make no alteration in our quo tations. Barley quite ea dear, but only in limited request. Oats maintained their vane. BMW rather more inquired for. Peas neglected. Damn iax. 12.—We had • very small supply of wheat, an d woo • good trade at Is. • qr. advance. Barley was la isle supply, and there wan a better trade at a shads above last week's pans :—Whwit, beet, 46e. toad'. per qr.; do. middling, ditto, 38s. to 464. pee qr.; do. inferior ditto, 345. to 38e. per qr. Battu, 335. to 440. p.r qr. Oats, 235. to 335. per qr. Beans, Os. to Os. per qr. Free, 421. to 465. per qr. Floor, fine (pa mak), 375. to 425., ditto, esoonds, Us. to 375. MANCHISTER, JAN. 12.—There wee bat • poor attendance at our market this morning. Dry Bugliah wheat fully sup ported the previous carreasey, while damp aorta were difficult to move, and rather lower. Flom was to very limited de wier!, without change In value. Oath and oatmeal also sold med late rates with difficulty obtained. English beans were spda rather drew ; and Egyptian mended ls. per ~ Indian corn in moderate request, at last week's plebs. NiwAnz. JAN. 11.—At to-day 'a market there wee a Halved show of wheat, for which the demand was good, and Is. per qr. more money wee given for fine qualities; inferior tenant alteration. New white wheat reedited 425. to 62e. ; old, inn to 64e.; new, red, 44e. to 47a. ; old, 48e. to per 38 atone. The change in the value of barley yea not material, the beet simples selling readily at extreme curren cies-38a. to 46e. per qr.; Minding, 29e. to 31e. per 30 none. Oats a moderate aide, and unaltered in price, old Tasking 29a. ; new, 225. to Us. per 14 stone. Beane was semen sag maid og slowly at. moist quotations-40s. to CM wile Meal. New per made 60a. to 62e. per qr. N21•11IIZY Jaw. 12.—We had a tar;disrate quantity of wlmat on offe r, which met a study sale at an advance of la. ps• Ir. on the beet descriptions. Barley . quite u dear, and • abort supply, especially of the beet descriptions. Oats, beau, and per dull. 12.—The supply of grain continues to came short. Whist sells slowly at former pdoes. Beans and peas are La per qr. lower la value. Oats and barley without alteradca. WATKaroan, l Atr. 11.—We have had small supplies of home-grown grain since Saturday, and only moderate arrivals of foreign. Our market has not undergone any change of moment, sod we therefore repeat last week's quota tions for all angles, with a fair amount of business passing. ZDINBUROII, lax. 11.—We had in the market to-day 1411, qrs. wheat, 1,439 barley, 1,879 oats, and 261 beaus. Thanes"' gold—Wheat, 1,036 qrs.; barley 1,173; oats, 1,776; and beaus, 228 qrs. As oompared with hat week— Wheat was Bd. up on top, and 3d. up on average. Barley was 6d. upon top, aad Ild, up en sewage. Oats were the same on top, and ld. up on average. Beans were 9d. up on top and ld. up on average. Priam per impe rial qr. :—Witmet. 40s. to 50s. Bariey, 39a 6d. to 40s. Id. Oats, 21s. 91. to 29*. thi. Beans, Os. to 465. 9d. Weight of top—Wheat, 83tlos. , barley, Mite. ; oats, 441 Ile.; teams, 66 1t CATTLE.—EDINDVICIA, J AR. 11. The supply of sb.sp was 4,988. Demand being good, sake were more easily anted, sad prices a sheds higher. Top price of the beet Sulam. 71id. ; current, 7d. ; ewes and inferior from 6d. to Rd. per lb. A good clearance effected. The number of cattle was 671. Demand also good, but no variation in prices. Best beef from le. 6d. to Be. per imperial stone; secondary and Inferior from 6e. 66. to 744 per do. Fed pigs, from 6e. 6d. to 6.. par imperial stow mix to eight week. old do., from 10e. to 12s. a heed. Numbers in market— Sheep, 4,988; fat coal*, 671 ; miloh cows, 76 ; pigs, 219. CHEEt3ll.—SALleuvar, JAN. 12.—At our market to day there wiles moderate supply of cheese, which wee mostly comprised of middliag and Inferior villas°, dairies of best old cheese being very warm. Than mesa femme attendanco of large buyers. Business for but obsess wee quick, most of which wee cleared at an early hour at fall prices of last market. In ether samples there was also a good buster's transacted, and nearly all on offer changed hand.? prices in all inetanoes being well sustained. The following is the average of prices: —Skims, 24.. to Ws. ; half-cowards, 48e. to Ms. ; Somerset, 60s. to 68a.; and Cheddar., 68s. to 70a. per cwt. LEATHER AND HIDES.—At Leadanhall market this weak the supply of fresh leather was limited ; for so early • period of the year, when there is seldom much doing, them was avers fair denims& fully maintaining former prices, sad, ha the article et light Mehl butts, continuing the advance reported last week. In the raw material very little variation has taken place. ♦ESSKLB SPOKEN WITH. Adams. of Casting, from New Orleans Eh days for Oak, Des. 14, off Key West. City of Pekin (dap), staraiin West. I. 6, lat. le N (T 66), los 16 W Eparwooodsa. from Lire:Fool for New Odessa, Dew" at 30 N, Jou 34 W. Guyana, from London for Disantra, Des. 24 tat UN, to. U W. Taxer (brig). from ?arias far Meantlt„ Dee. 14,1“ 16 N.ka 34W BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DRAMS. BIRTHS. BBWICEL—Jan. 11, at BelghlogWn, the wife of Oalverty Hetrick% 8e.... of KIEL DOI - LT..4011 10 et the Terrace. Claitheth-000lmon, the elf, of B. Boast Y of a neoghter. ORADIBHAW.-.Jam. 10, at Brighton. the wife of B. Onuruhen, Esq., ----- of • sow 111 MlL—Jas. 7. at Malcombe-plaoe, Bonet square, the wife of O. B. Hama Met, 04 • daughter . LAIN 9. at Quetaieroad, Ashton. the wile of Br. R. J. LW& of a daughter. TILLY NB.—lan I. at Balmoral phew Plymouth. the wife of AM. Oomy. Om. O. Palmer, of a dmitibter. 8011aLL —Jan. 11, at lialham. the wlfe of W. &tall. Bre of a Bltt i lL ar , am; at Trowbridge. Willa. the idle of J. Slater. Zah n of • denote,. NWT TlL—Jaa. 10. at Chepstow Week Ilayslrster , the wife of J. Marla. Bee. a • daughter., MARRIAGES. AMCWI—LAZNIIBT.—Jan. 11, at the 1 church. Loedw by the Rev. P.O. Robirwoo, Mr. O. Aoki y. to Cromiotte. doll/bier of lumenby. all of Leeds. HANOND-110•Rtie—Jen. U. at Trinity Church, Tunbridge-wenn by the Row 13. Hoare, P. Itautond. had.. to Lange, Gamy, daughter of the Late 8. Hoare. Mg HANNAT—PILLING,—Jan. 11. at No Clathedisl. Wfindessta. by the Rev. J. L 111egine. ILA.. P. IL liannity. Ned. of Rieraott. to laintheth Ana,daturbtor of the late J. Pilling, Rep, of Bate, Chalon. WORST—PARR hit.— Jam 10. at BL J•hat. Tuobridgewrolle. by the Raw D. Winhani. N.A.. IL Morey. WK., of Roston. Manny 0000. Ilostraine to Mice. onositta d late Captain H. Parker, 11.14. PA RlCZR—RlDuitwey. —Jam 10. at the Cathedral. Watorford. bY the Rev. R. Itylmid. W. H. Parka., lbw w of H. ltdpgray. Cad.. of Newtown, Waterford.oman Grubb. daughter T ICK SLI.-11AUNDICittl.—J sat. 11, at W. Luke'. Church. Cheltenham. by the Rev. J. T. O. NIODOW father of the bride. aerated by ha broths,. the Rev. 14. B. Lieutenant Thomas Vetch. Et.N . wand the late talot.floorwal Ticks% C.H., Krona Nrorbierne Loofas Nmily, oldest &nonlinear the 13,..1. T. C. &under*, of Beth- W v .:43/ C e 2 ll7M—Jan. 10 at Ilford Chun& by the ROIL and Rev. H. Bartle, J. Watson, hid.. V. 0.. Oranwandant 4th NCO CavalrY. Slim Jade, dengue. of J. Davin lin, of °maroon park. Ilford. DEATHS. 41411111.7 J v!. at Dafield. Darted**, Ostbertne Anne. de , ghter of Mt. J IL Allem . BAILEY. 11, J. Ambler. rag., of Manlobono road, ormd 81. BAILET.—Jaa. limoiford-oo.Avon, HP. M. U 111.7, Mod 83. PARgeIIYTHIML—Jan. 10. at Putney . Emily, wife of Mlo Rev. H. W. Varebrotber. aped 34. .1111111011.- Jon. 9, at Westfield., illackrock. Dublin. J. Jecnieoe. LAVaggll.—Jan. 9. at lirolopton. Henry Cromtn, .on of E. LlAlV.r.J.A..":i.Atrug..parade._Dath I. Leath, req.. ulted 67 MUM 11.0.—Jem Mlllackbeath. Yeat..M M v O . Med 76.. 1111 AT.--Jen. 11, Mr. T. Ram. of MandrlMer..aat O. lIMITM.—Jan 11. of Me Tam= beeT, *le of tbe Rev. T. 11m0b. M.A. lamuntast of BRA MRl,Oil M DaIRM, Devale, M. 17. We Of J. G. welsh. ITUO I tI D LJ. ea.?. at Norlavparade, BMA, Mr. J. Wag" wed P. Prtatel wad Pahltatted Witataa Eno n.ur. t 10.1.1.0aa fltreit. to ta. City at Maur. as Um Mak to Lombard SW**. to the ?redact at —falbal. Jaaaaar MOM A- r rigigl N i , M r.. Ilin iire 7 d dad! 04 SIM moil E. rig" g 4 rui b7 m 411 - tra 9.30 • -- ivi the ail - i Eat dm. The col. 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