The Express. — London, England, 1850-01-21 00:00:00

SPORTING. BETTING AT MANCHESTER—FAIDAT. LITURPOOI. &tsar ticuatsu-140 to 10 apt Knight et 0 ayes* (0. 16 to 1 apt Rattrap (t), 16 le 1 apt Talia Sipple Oh WO to 26 apt nosy Otey (t), 150 to apt Jiztealay ). TOLITAX RaNDICAP. Medan fialia earth urea Cve.-26 so 1 apt Glaser (takau to all the Sean that awed be sot ea). 23 to 1 oath ;waraarebay ((tined)), 26 tot apt Weis wait (othroO, ta KM Aan (30 to 1 take* trimly). 33 to 1 sayery Evolve, 40 M 1 op* Fegiestas (t). Iletklag la except Masai wad Min has. ia to art Denegbreke, 10 tot apt Gh il lie Cal- D ,lanl3 to 1 apt Kidlike of Avowal (t), 16 to 1 apt Volttper (t), 16 to apt TM Italian, 27 to 1 opt Mayas (tato 30 to 1), 1,000 MIS opt &r Cumin. SAW OtteMoue. COURT OF COMMON PLRAlL—EutTuiont. @MINN. IN LAM Dana lIDL Seneca Kama. Us ars ricaCenerwath,llslverses Wasaana, use /la. JOST= Turmas. Mammon r. Warms. TwD Lannon awn Waltma n's Loan Sorter& This was on adieu whisk bad lean Ineuglit by a builder twsidlui I. Delmatmet, Lineeda'sdamblis. Ida was the secretary to the Loudon and Waitaki/der Ives Society, @Mast • ban who canted en his business at 167 Fleet areet„ and also ia Solbees, to femme dm min of 251., whisk the plaistilf had boss esamlled to pay ter the dr fesdant, Ia the Mamas, el a surety. The eses was tried an Thursday lest at Warminster, iwore Mr. Iset/sa gourd, end was taffy reported la the Ewen of rho fallowing day. At the trial It appeared that ibe in the swath of July, _1617, was in anbartmail wYati emcees, sad had applied te the plaietiff, as the maw tan of the Lean Sasimr, Alain an of MeV fo: hia, epos depositing the kw of his genalem. in F., , et.strest, a security. The tom moiety via Ifs ago pl.caties of the defendant being laid before the dbables, agreed to loud hl. 3001., on the de posit of his batey and the plaintiff basso security fcr the defendant, by slipis a jotat prossmory note for that month In consomme off having done this. Mr. Harris's had had to pay the London and Westainster Lean Society the sum of 251, te Mae DAMS he had bought this action against is deintimA It further lammed is the trial of the cause, that the albrimil was to borrow the nosey for two y eon, for whisk town of COL was deducted for interest, being at the rate: a l $ psi mat. The expansesconnected with the transaction to *N. Se. 4d., and a balance of 237/. Its. ed. sou paid to Mr. Watson. When the promissory IMO was signed, a written agreement was emoted by the defendant, by which he authorised the phial, to bold the lease of his premises in Fleet street, sad connected therewith, as a security for having the prominny note. Ts* agreement also undertook, in *sae of the plaintiff being sued for having slened die pimbsery note, that the defeatism would at his own expense emests a mortgage of his premises to the plaintiff. The dames get up at the trial was that the promissory note was a mere colourable transaction, end bad only been made use of to enable the loan society to charge 10 per cent. laterite on the money lent ; sad that the real security upon which the 3001. Wu advanced was the !rave of the house in Fleet-street, wh.ch was a security of that kind that could only be legally deposited is ems where 5 pa cent. was the rate of interest abused apoa the loan. . Miller, who was counsel for the defendant, relied ape the set of parliameat of the 2nd and 3rd of Victoria, eap. 37, see. 1, which, although it enacted that more than 5 per cent. interest might be charged upon Mile of exchange which were to ran for a limited period, specially provided that in cases where any lands, tenements or hereditatnents, or any estate or interest therein, was the severity upon which money was ;lent, no more than 5 per cent. interest was legal. The learned jade, in summing up left it to the jury to say whether aceentlng to the written agreement which had been executed by the defendant, they believed that the lease of his premises in Fleetrreet had been deposited with the plaintiff as a private security, to protect him in case be should be called upon to pay Use prcmiestry note, or any pert of it, or whether it was placed in his heeds as the agent of the London and Westminster Item Sudety. If the jury were of *pinion that the latter was the ease, the learned judge thought the serdict ought to be in favour of the defendant. The jury, after having had the question put twice dis timely to them, returned a verdict for the defer dant, staticg It to be their cowrie:ion that the veal security upon which the money was advanced was the depoeit with the plaintiff, as the agent of the company, of the lame of the dekndant's premise in Fleet-street, and that the promissory note was a mere eoloarable transaction to enable the company to charge 10 per nut. interest on the loan, and thus avoid the usury law. Mr. Setjeant 13yles, pursuant to leave reserved, now moved for a rule calling on the defendant to show cause Irby a Tel , diet should no t be entered for the plaintiff for 251. The learned urjeant contended that it was not competent for the defendant at the trial to raise any question with respect to the utury laws, as he had put no plea of usury on the record. lf, however, the transaction were one the object of which was w tvaCe the usury laws, the defendant having agreed to this proceeding, could not now complain of it, and therefore the partial stood in the usu.l relation to each other of prin cipal and surety. The court were of opinion that the main question in this ease having been left to the jury, and decided by them, there was no reason to disturb the verdk-t.—Rule refused. COURT OF EXCHEQUER.—SATCIDAT. &mem Di BANCO. NOTTIDOII T. Aoarixoirs Logic-L-33T orr. This was en action brought to recover 3601. as money had and received to the plaintiff's use. The defendant pleaded non cosunirsit an I a set off, for certain payments made by him for the board, lodging, care, and protection of Miss Not tidy (the plaintiff ) for a period of 17 months, during which she was an inmate of Dr. Stilwell's Lusatia Awl= at Moor croft House, Hillingdon. It may be remembered an action of trespass wee be:sight by the plaintiff some time ago against her brother, the Rev. Mr. Nottidp, and the present defendant who was her brother-ia.law, for asssultine and falsely imprisoning her in Dr Stiwcil's Asylum. The ewe attracted general attention, from its very peculiar circumstances, and the extraordinary tenets of a sect who had taken up their residence in a plans called the 4amwe' at Charlinch, in Somersetshire, and to which the p la intiff with two of her sisters, attached her self. It appeared both the defendants had acted under the express directions of the plaintiff's mother, who had signed the order required b 1 the statute tot the admission of patients into lunatic asylums, and procured the usual medical certi ficates testifying the insanity of the plaintiff, who was entitled to 6,00 W. in her own right. That action resulted in • verdict foe Miss Nottidge, with 601. damages. The present defendant, who had been previous to the transaction in question in the habit of strapping the affairs of the family, received, by power of attorney, the plaintiff's dividends duns; her confinement. He applied them in defraying the charges incurred for keeping her at Dr. fitiliseres, and pay Mg certain other sums under her previous auMority. This action was brought to re cover the amount of the dividends received under these circumstances. As the evidence in both eases should ne cessarily be identical, it was arranged that the evidence in the action of trespass should be imported into this, and that • verdict should be taken for the plaintiff for the tam claimed, subject to the opinion of the court as to the right egg the defendant (who had paid 621. into court),to set off all the payments made by him oat of the dividend', as mosey paid to the use of the plaintiff. Mks Non** admitted pay ments made by the defendant on her behalf, except those to Dr. Stilwell. A rule nisi having beim aceerdisegly obtained to enter the verdict for the derat. yr. cadavers, Q C., and Mr. ill. lank now to show cams against the yule. Aka stuck it was arranged that the argument alsold_ proseM npna the assumption that Miss Netts urban *Mina in SO mu itua, was a lunatic. It was admitted dm was mown a dan gerous lunatic, bat, for the purpose of minas ilsomolles, it was amused she was a fit sub) 'et for • blanks km all the time she was kept there. It was sow ea that the defendant *old not sat of the plinths be had mods to Dr. Stilwell he the plaintitonne and maintanose. She had never athliselmil snit papasniso and non by im plication of law the bad nag allied his any onlinst with the keeper of the Mods sobs, She dalhadient was the plalatiff's spent merely M mew hen dkiikols. He bad no authority, either espies ffisd. to appropriate them is liquidation of adi b., and cape all y sof irk** she bad not ciontraotod. The thst was, that Dr. Stilwell held Mrs. Cordage win had nassopthiod dm plain tiff to his eitablisismoith mi tipindlio At Ma Tim debt was contracted by Mindige, and lbs 4= l * l e the memo yomoding clearly was to onside the dollimion toad off smith* the plaintiff's OM., paymothe maim W Ms is disallow of Mrs. NAM's% debt obanli wpm that be bad dbilint authority frith he *Mg( de sash a mu. He rushed smi eel bawd to account for thou. It opLe:thd CIS d= dividends had hi en reesivenbeks* and la respect to them there add Is no doubt the was or SION to a verdict. It was mama That as soma *wall co their opinion upon the guano of law soli the they appeared in oblong en the other trial, and under all the .skincies it was admitted that nsgreenada wild be laid foe disturbin g the vodka oboady token. Sir F. Thais**, QC., - Mr. Crowde r , i Q and /I*. I/a vail:red the rule. If the plated, Ind berzredp detai in the lantana it could nin bo Os same person should ' fee her ow and mnithsomon Dr. Sulwoll was am do se MONO hi / I =r it. What could be mine isamsable Ibaa *a who such necess a ries l The Winn" while esairad win way much in the situation of on Mat win W.* miss We a coanastt, for the *s for necessaries. Mae Oho* was thd err wantons/4 be the plisWa booth while is the *ohm. Mr. Baron Platt pat the we of a wealthy nth, Mrs, in onsequelee of a 101 l boss his corrispoolth mob in juries that he became ineethilids, and "WA in Oat Mb a surgeon woo caned fa. Could it be einfindad CM Oa oar gem sold sot recover for his monism Mona tba gallant wee lasmiW o isolable el asking a ondairth Mrs tha room ? The defendant's enamel said one a eau s=r to this, *ad contended that the plothilff, thisemb a the bond by an implied contact. BM, it woo snook an he other lido, that the debt dissiorged bY is pedal of het, coanoned by Mrs. Notlidekthl that tha plaintiff win ia no reopen sumodble kit S. Mais i e that view it was urged that Ma MOM* _ tie mites ix tie ressydra d as Jidda THE EXPlittif, MONDAY EVENING, J'ANITAitt 21, 1850. the huid' asylum. That wee us esatreet. It wee morel fermi imetrameut required by the set o f a 18 be by tame war wristlets or Medd et the wowed NOMit. The authority to dr keeper . be reseive sad &tab die party wee hisaded on the stedirei turtliewee. tegeiber with reek a docuseat as diet *Bed by Jim Ileedidge. It wee ruaerk•ble that the Miele wbbit regulated d dine matters rashes to Meade'. provided that Ibeir mete er property dwell be ebergeable wilb tbe ezpINISSII their owe sad litalemiewee. There was we airarna Kis. Not. Wipe awil Dr. Daus% hat tr is tiklis ed stiew b of law wee that be aratoddll with the wbe was permeed et very esiiiiiisealie properly. The statute made Me tends remedy applicable se tbe et the mow lase are sad rapport it the asylum Three was se essitseveny whatever reepeedog the entreat el die elkihola revived by die dediadeat, but it was sale. Wand be wee melded to eat odor *abet them, the pay mode be bed Bab ea behalf of KM IleUidge dor* her aewase. Ilk P. Mb* 03.--Is this ease Pe wart has been ailed spa to polmeneo tea spimits so a Pty. I soy say now that We Mae all ewes W that the con trast with Dr. Bigwig ens alb NIL NaNdelt d " t by the platatiff. The debt M. thisisw% XI& end the defendant avast set WI pgansie Erie Is db. sharp of that dabs wire die wows masa. Ma F. Thaler will pm PPM. by ea wades that rho delsadant had al noted sea Molly to t i finny pai n*. Re bad paid Dr. MOP"' Ames Pier the to psides that ft eau Ws daft to de so, es lie debt was sidiodisl Ow he twat of miss Nadir , wises nosey he had ila lib heads. Me. Dawn Platt said it was altogether a lost pita° us OWL Me. Dins Paeks—The natter sew bedew the wart is a new eissodes of law. Mr /Enamel. , said that after the balwatics wade by the Lill Me Dens the peed= Paid be, whether, _ea the -et ass awasessi dividestb, were "maw lades& scared_ by the to the we of the As e lad aleasep thews MO Wass, seta srdly ensiled that the peeparts af lasstas Weald be piry e with the gnaws of their sere sad asiatesasee l : ar g dividend. I. peed= were therefore sew rewired to the plaintiff's use, is the willesy Prestristed weenie; el the um. They wow received by the defasdeat liospi the charges lapieed by the law, fee the can aad moped of the plaiattw se a luaus. Those dames should be defrayed before all others. Mr. Berea Pate said, this wistaest might apply to divideads received alter or during** plaintiff's eantinentent, bat not to thaw that previously awe to the defendant's The housed mutest admitted that waxed be so d after a loag dimwits. which occupied the greater part oath day, the Court istimstesi their desire to consider the case. Judgment was aseeedingly deferred. Kul rams ar Wssrunwraa—Sarena Benou ROLM AS. NIXOLIW 00•61111 This was the ..seed Middle's: sitting in term. Several undeksded MINS wan disposed of. EXCHEQUER CHAMBER.—SATURDAY. CROWN CASIO Rio Maven. Banns roe Loan Cerro Joann oe TIM COMMON Los" Ye. Haws ALDI3•O3, JITTIC3II EWA, CIZISIILLI, AND WIL. UAMS, AND Ma. Beam Purr. Tree Qtzln c. Tawas Bnrts.- 8 ngroiso TRILBAICZNINO Lomas. The prisoner was tried before Mr. Baron Plat, on a :barge of sending a threatening letter to the banking firm of Farquhar and Company. The point ra'sed at the trial was, as to the construction of the letter, which wee in sub. malice as follows :—lt stated that • gang of ruffians in.. tended to bun the books of the bank sad cause • stoppage of the house, but if 260 sovereigns were deposited in a eer tan water pipe in Bensingtcm-gardens on a certain day, be swore he emld prevent the catastrophe. The letter further stated that the writer was anxious to communicate seer circumstances, provided • solemn assurance was given that no other perms than the firm should be made sequined with what the writer was able to disclose. It fusible stated that he had been entrapped by • gang of allies's, aad had been pushed from the pinnacle of fortune to the lowest sink of infamy, and if one syllable was to be known, or the slightest stir made, his life would pay the forfeit. He would sot yield to their vile and cruel inclinations. His soul shuddered to see and hear their tend designs and oaths. He was now suffering the arena privations; be would sa dare them, rather than be driven from the path GI beraity, which he had hitherto followed. If the firm mull edsdip their faith, as they hoped for many in Heaven, sot to sisis known what he could communicate, and would aloe mo sent to lend their montane' to get him Wm • Willa genes of butduess, he would trust to their heness sod is pay the money, after he had mad* bh dieissa'e. 114 must be quick and decide, for he was marked sot kw 4 1 . striation, and would beco mei a victim A few paean weld carry him out of the reach of the gang of creciumen sad would save them from destruction and the lass of theusenis It was urged for the prisoner that this document did set amount Ma threatening letter within the meaning of the else tote, 7 & 8 Will. IV., c. 29,e. 8. The learned Baron held that it was a threatening letter, but reserved the point for the opinion of the judges. Mr. Bodkin said it was rather diMeult to disunenish this case from that of "The King v. Pickford " (4 Carrington and Payne, 229). la that use the writer stated that he knew of a conspiracy to destroy the property of the person whom he addressed, and that if be left 30 .oven. for him at a place specified, he (the writer) would give information when the destruction of the property would take place, and other wise lead to the discovery of the offenders. The construc tion of the letter was submitted to the tory, who found that it was a demand for money. The point was referred to the judges, who by a majority held that the conviction was bad, and directed the peisoner to be discharged. Mr. Justice. Williams believed that in that ease it was held that there was to demand, but the question of menaces was left untouched. Mr. Bodkin apprehended that the true rule of construe. then was that laid down by Lord Bllenborough in " The King v. futheciand" (6 East, 126), that the threats must be such as lb ovelleille the ordinary free will of a firm and prudent men, sad thereby induce him to part , with his money. He submitted that if the decision the ' King v. Pickford " mete be upheld, the conviction is the present Mee must be roused. The Led Chief Justice was of opinion that the letter con. tined that gees '.l demand which the statute contest plank sad whisk demand did not require to be made in W y e misdeekr His learned brothers concurred in egieja, sad the point they had to consider wee whether the hibu essilained a threat that a particular misend would be dew, if that demand was not complied with. Whether the writer requested payment of a sum of money, b holding out lodgements to the peron to whom it was to part with money against his will ? The wow sited ham Lord Bllenborough,rehned rather to the mature of the demand than to the strength of nerve of the maa. Now, if this was a demand, how was it accompanied? By en iatimation that something would happen, which the payment of wan would pretreat ; namely, that cartels sresimmea isawated with aow dreadful gang would bin the been sad otherwise rain the bank, and thO if a sus df were given he sushi prevent it. That mem& to him es dYtlmct a wos as the set of parliament odd regain. , The letter amounted to a demand, insaweek es the wino said that unless the beaten paid him a ram of mehey. a amnia evil would happen; end there wee the seams bal l s hand the beak energies dawned. The soot were thmenes ef wines that the monism we geed. Us 'sovietism was eessidlagly Asa. Tin Quinn,. CLODIVUT.—AMMIIIIPThinIe COCCCLIIII lin:01M In ram Husi.—l'omoorie wryer INTIXT. The dehadsat, Ittchard u l was tried Wire Mr. Judie. Williams at the ' w ea ins • a dirge of wem to murder his child admisinaleg seepalas M aws res. It was proved the pdsmesr administered 1 In hank or psi. Tire mini witaemes Mete thugthe berry is a sues* pdesa. the mina being la la ORB la the kernel. The kind is severed by a vary Wed 'Oak* pod,which mgaites mask hoe le break h. The vlimassa Wed that had the hook bens the la Mee beard wadi law owed dean ia ea adult. it ei Z stgarlei by the prison's mown sa We Idol that the none • intialsowed wire an pima Odds the sasemieg el the elMate. The prisms' was nominal, sad eselims. et Hun essealed ; the hewed judge reserved the pent hi the isaddlealei et the laden Mr. Ovened. Wee append to "gond the Wain rim, said the nMenisat was framed under the dines I Wm. IV. sad I Viet., sap. U. The gesMisa I. the mama hobos Neils wee this—What was merit by the wed pima ? I. manailled that the casaba lonia. of ad. Weltered wee not whoa Irian the money the WOOL Mr. Bane Alderson—Would arsenic contained in a glass *shun be piece ? Ns. the medil evidence showed that ta had pared the body Pa that form, he was pre plead te show that was sot when. Mr. lama Aidemea—Tet shore would be arsenic la the Overead—No nut, sad he must admit that it wee so in this case, bat net Wan the meaning of the statute. The first peat for segibieselien wee this, what poison Yr. Taykw says it h essmesb bleed to be that which in small doses is amain el callagidevaneuely ea We body. Kr. Berea PI seggeind est the Wrest swami skald malas khassif to Inked rift Mr. Taylor'. Wen' ea medial jasimemlease war diabetes a valuable work, sad me of aatieteln, hat medical dellailko were often very loom Mr. Overesd ealamitted Ilst the verde of the seltima erne set ender width the o laidnialt woo down' were . plea, es Oboe dada lON lai n ._, Wm tbm Ontatt it teal so : s l iva ss . tb• leelt s o• r e Z i a lih dr . of the 641 no dos ropeetiag — ‘ -- tertiele, Intro it was ad millib r i as' a a Mete aia= l" Wr Tlie be Jettise—flepose o ppm eisinielos tee Me pima te be ellstive, WSW eat 111114 be withal the netolag eine Moan ? Mr. Omni etateaded net it ',mid set i he tbe oats of re quired tbat it nand be i no weeadbe Pea for ad : reitsrillivarZbee= Is anolar mein lite OWNS it a nos bit bidMe nem el esente. The Oidd lamtlee—Aad la to death ? Mr. Osimmad—That would set be within *64 dotal& Mr. B Plett—Or INe wee *bap of poise ona andaletwed, , from M a i very are lli r i g, 'brews of the esseash? Mr. Owned odd la net ere it would dander pa tbromot e r sios bedly bat Ms peados BIM reseian whether it TN a iMov ides ithia to siassing d 0a slatule. 114 siiNsi did So is WI case woes idnidittred eta% but ea dim pods dated is taitaillal tint the ins bd. . . Xr. IL. Hall, la newel UI the immidolles. I uset tekhs dm was poll ef the a n d, in Wes seinen. i The pie= was is the itersti, berm Oman thebern we peiseserse. Tls i 5.... was No the smile es if a pelves Whit West ii simaa rlellieni through is & rases se isedmaise% were ill ••••••• le • sir' wile se wen( Viat there was lit io tt , we chshilly ells breaking la the Mewl. This we the fee sonsideselies rim adedehdered ? Jib lamed Irleed said Ore towel was set simisistered. But when was t h e Wessel ? It was well knewm that lap done ef neenia. istadatnea, sr %Marie emetic, valid ems the stemma_ le_ *1 leatelle; bst would nay on. to that 011 ediehollWe s : o f HIM sub- Osseo was seta administer psis% i WY site gmbore &Tenet from me in whisk ease I 'handsel pesetas was resolved to converts esheleatle Mb poises. Mr. Ovwma having The Chief Jostle his leammai lever% were of arbeien that, although the poises was adminhtsted is the Wash, the primmer was not the lw guilty of administering when with intent to kill. The (moieties met therefore Ye Anted. The ;Cider Jostles intimated that, In ardor le elelars in essiesdense the ether newts, hem the ahem' ef the judges is term, the sent sin* of the evert will take piece on the Mot day after ter% CONSIBTORY COURT.--SavarsAy. Dams Dr. Lossamerea. Tan Dreams or Buoitworus Tint Dunn or 4coluseium—Divomos. Thia was a suit promoted by the Declass of Buckingham for a divorce against her husband. the Dirks of Buckingham, in omarciosnee of adultery. Dr. Addams mid he, is the part of the duke, had no opposition to offer to this application, and was willing to submit to the demo of the court. The Judge *might the learned civilian had exercised a Just dimities. lie had read over the *widow, sad them was ealedest to prove that the act of adultery had been esnunitted ; and he must, therefore, presoasee for the divorce. Be (the leaned Judge) said Iss should adopt the same awes is this es with other parties who did sot fill so high a station in life, and refrais, nada the skeiststances, from any observation. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.-BArustimT. Barns XL DosonNioscs Ce*e. EIaRIOUS ACCIDENT TO A asiummtr. This was the cenficete meeting in the case of Q. Leggett, innkeeper, of Norwich. The unsecured debts were about 2,0001; wets realised, about 4s. la the pound. Mr. Law, who appeared to oppose on behalf of the assignees. suited that he bad jest beard the bankrupt had had a serious oxidant, which would prevent his appearing. lie bad fallen on his way to the court, and broken his leg ; and had been taken to the /Ling's College Hospital. The meeting was, accordingly, adjourned till the 7th of March. INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT.—SATURDAY, EXTRAOIDISART CABS OF GOMM) GOODS. Joseph William Woolley, late of Fencturchetreet, iron monger, was opposed by Mr. Cooke on the part of Mr. of the Albion Iron Work., Lower Thanes-street, and two other iron masters, named Lewis and Ball. A bones-founder named. Lloyd, in Gray's Inn-lane, opposed in person, /dr. Nichols supported. The cam occupied more than tire hours, and disclosed some extraordinary circumstances of getting goods, or living, as it was stated, " on the public." The insolvent made on the present occasion his " fourth ap rance" before the court, besides having figured as a bankrupt la 1831 he was a bankrupt, owing 1,1001.; in 1834 he petitioned this court and was relieved from debts to 7601. ; in 1840 he again petitioned and was remanded for three months for a vexatious defence, be then owed 1,0271. Again in 1847, he made his third appearance, wring 2,3001., and having in his schedule no fewer than 106 one dittos. He now again made his appearance with numerals ere Ilion and debts to 1,3001., including bills accepted W a pigeon named Thomas Thomas, for his aceommodation. The complaint on the part of the creditors was that their debts had been eostracted by means of fraud. He had carried on heehaws in various parts of the metropolis during his career. He tionemeneed getting into eebt the very month in which he was discharged from prison after the judgment of the court under the last insolvency. H. hat lately carried en business in Fesehureheireet, High-street, Bloemsbury, and in the Hackney-road. lie had given his sister a bill of sale cn his furniture to 501. It was elicited in the course of the ere that Thomas Thomas had accepted bills for him before his insolvency in 1847. The oomplaiats of the creditors were inveitigated. Dlr.Lloyd was a sufferer to nearly 901., end the insolvent had obtainedtwo chandeliers on sale or return, on which only 21. were paid. Some evidence was gives to the effect that the insolvent had offered iron at 61. a too, when he was charged 81. 15s. for similar inc. The debt of Mr. Lloyd wee begun in July, 1847, the same month in which he left prison, and he had given him en acceptanos of Thomas, which he described as a " trade bill." The insolvent referred Mr. Williams to a ' Mr. Fold, who gave him a character. It was stated that re insolvent bad a family of eight children to support, and i had been now nearly six mouths in confinement. On the part of the opposition it was stated that the ex posure in this case would be advantageous to the public, in order to put the trading community on their guard against a person of his plausible manners. For the last 18 years the insolvent bad lived on the public, getting into debt 6,4001., or living on the public at the rate of 3501. • year. Mr. Commissioner Phillips, in giving judgment, reviewed the principal facts, and held that the debts had been &alum. lastly contracted. The insolvent had been assisted by Thomas in giving bills, who had lent his name before his insolvency on a humor occasioa. Thise case of a man now coming for the " fifth time" with wee the cue of a man now coming for the "filth time" with accumulated debts of more than 6,0001. For the protection of the public, he was bound to mark such a case, and a man who disregarded his own family could not expect this court to consider them. His Honour concluded this extraordinary caw, which occu pied the court till nearly 5 o'clock, by ajudgment of 12 calen dar mouths. POLICR.--SATuRDAY. MARLBOROUOII-BTREET . . Amami Fonoreluza. l liaitiirTguilentan, whoa* name did not transpire, made an application a short time ago for advice as to the roper mode of proceeding to recover a gold watch, value 201., which had been entrusted to Louis Joel the jeweller and bill discounter, convicted of forgery at the Central Criminal Court, for the purpose of being repaired, but which he could not get back again, although he had made repeated applications for his property. The magistrate te whom the application was made gave the applicant the requited advice, end the matter then ended. On Saturday the same gentleman came before Mr. Hardwick, and stated that he came for advice on a matter of importance which had just come within his knowledge. Several bills, amountirg together to 8001., had been put into circulation, which bills t urr e rt f i r d ien tl have c ebivefdereiteew:obeybeLhoireswJeoel forgeries,an d accepted hL friend could only account for the forgery " of hinam e ty supposing that the signature had been imitated from a receipt which he had occasion to give Louis Joel. New, es there was every probability of legal proceedings being taken to recover the amount of these forgeries when the eme foe which they were drawn had expired, he wished to know what course the party was to take to protect himself. Kr. Hardwick said Joel was &ready under sentenoe few emery ; the beat course foe the applicant to take was to apply to a solicitor, who would no doubt advise him as to the steps that ought to be taken. The applicant thanked the magistrate, and said the est. radon should be at own acted upon. SCANDALOUS OISTISACHL—TAcmas Robinson was with having endangeredthe lives of several persons by the lowing unprovoked outrage. William Fadden, cab driver, said be was going doss Oxford-street on Friday morning, with a bre in his cab, when the defendant, who was a perfect straspr to him, more alcagsilla and ma far some time by the gab, aPyforntli eery tipsy. The defendant abused a mike= lemmas es the box, who, act ksowiag anything of the defendant, req seated him to coil a ;offenses. Wilsons did so, upon whisk the defeadaatjumped on the shaft and suandsed the reins oat of his hand. The defendant, who had previously _brown off his coat and hat into the road; kept ho d od tho reWs, mods/ the hose to rear and plunge, and at length ke Staved the bores to back and evertors the cab. D to the extent of 30e. was dose, besides alanniag ..;:z tires ladies who were in the ash, wed smisageris p s &motnOM ellsowHal& correbeasbd t e ask points of the aloes 1101=finte sod added, tibia the detesdast ran off he tillowat mid teak him islowssMly The easiest ackamelsbpi be wee intoxicated at the dam Mr. Hardwick said he never bawd of a more outrageous case. By the defendant's ul e er er able t. violence the lives of several persons were put is . He should idiot a fine of 40s. for dent:litmus% aml for damage, es im prisonment in proportion. COTTON.—laywooz, Jur. 19.— TL outit•t to-day r v ahr ia tlad Iberia von Oat 11,000 Wm. Wags* halt cm liutoisisza, JAN. Mite yin mai *Mk markot day ma mat. bat yobs. vomt mabbad at w ma I r saiw. via* Wan lass alba sposkla Bra spawn 1111111111kstmos ose min moolsk, rod ths calms to Imasidscomordia era to bap Mad* lava at a reiLoor.._l3•••to • sosoliontio t.d.tn *An In Ire to owl pialleg doll* lig tbslshist YiiMi. r=r e rj k amiimaamisa.aa as la Isar mulalla adam sad beams la a arayar2 babe man Om the tmlo• damps& paso ismei" Ma los sum osi 110•1••••••1 min Memo dolma effliff to dot Wm, immoosolosi. Soft Inollserts d pm waked =r lam b a re sloths tar as do trade vim with abdalab WOOLLINIL—Listoo, JAN. 10.-Ihe musket : r taz has tom eta Ns morose aihreater I &Wag Om Nur to ths dos* We at moot. LlNEN..—Bimnirt, lA.. 18.—Aa azioiloi Amend ex meg Ear IMP M ai o pot woratz s on gabik be Mimi ea &I mre la Orem of moo wile lomat up very testy la ot vooklvoinimc lir amooridilt. NM arolhalig Is allitioldis ft Ilmi biro S b k nr oa Frasergississode OP= Ito Oatiod mom pm 1 A ...a s ew imp _ .3 w Ur Mb o la 111 • mit, mg I = 4 i l ia lott moorioubwoogisoloasooionor eirowtoe oil ps, a mom me tir swam s bos soss, old Wit , with a yip to Mir warn =slaw of look! The apse d limn trot Mot mini hob gut ths bop mkt of I,au pek oes. Thome dies osidatratio qoastityst pea ship* to Bik bal.—Jams , il Ulitor. CORN.—• 37110•1114 is. ft. We weer >i>illi grata kW*. • very ensll MOM kr Whoa, woks to Mot' atteniasacibeyers. wen *kr, and Wider bun la. to vet qr., iffesass In Itorbry vu elate Wale MU WOW were sebstiterd to. °ate war d n ig ellarn dorm The lessoists sear sessim ware d tro trials • ate tenses any altentlen prism Wheat, :nu to 430. ONIlk Y ak s . Oses, Wa. le II& • Bram, We. to 34a. Pew. SY. 6lo. to 334. per v. raw, Ws. tO 38.. per melt. Jaa. 19.- We had a shoot sappl of Wheat; Walk dull, at rather kis than lest rah% quietism W. to 111. per load. Beaky, Ws. to IL. par gr. Oak, lee to 23a. , Ws. to Us. Plea, fie. to Ma SATs, Jan. 19.—Oar market tide day has besot dell, both kr Wheat and Barley. She former to to., and the latter L. per. gr. lower. In other destrlptionsot grain vs do not meths any change in C Whet ,t Wk. to Us. Bariey. taking, Ws. to ne. ; il ia. to Ws. Otte, white. Ita. to Wm.; blank, 14e. to it.. Beau. new, Ws. to 305.; old, kle. to Us. Peas, whit% 32a. to 38e. ; gray, Na. to M. BIWYOZD, Jar. 19.—Oar market to day was extremely doll for all kinds dears, but wens no reran to alter violations tram kit we*, either in Wiest, Miley, or Oats. Clornseed was sae ploatifirl, and ranged but Sea. to Ms. Saavricx, Jar. 19.—1 n consequsses of the were storm of snow, we bad • walla attendance eftonlers today, sad the trans mikes is all kinds of Kato were at areduetion hem law weelt rates. Wheat. 31.. to Ws. Barley, Its. to Ws. Osta, lie, to 17.. Biala, 101. to 146. per qr. Booms, Jaa. 19.—With a fair impoly of Wheat at this day. motet, we barehod skill trade, at shout tumor quotation,. A stradykane in MOM, at late priors. No change in the value of Oats. wheat, red. its to Ike.; while, 43a. Oak, Ifs. to 17.. Beans, 344. to We. per v. CAIWIEIDOI, Jan. 10 —With an abundant supply of all urn, prices remained unaltered, inept fee Barley, which was gusto ia per qr. ehsaper,sad a wry dab sadist Wheat, red , Os. to Na.; white, 4114. Harley, Us. to Ste. Beam , sew, lie , to He.; old, 23e. to 30s. Per i Ws. to WA Oak, 14e. to II& CAlrwthistlitY, Jan. 19.—We bad a very dell market, and Rice were rather lower. Wheat, srldte,33s. to 4k.; brown, We. to We. Harley, 114. to face. Clats,l3s. Beane, Va. to Us. Yeas, kW Ad. to Ws.; w it Ws. CARLInI.3, Jan. 19 —We had only a short supply of all dattiptions of grain at market today, the demand rather slow, at mina about the seam as last week, with some muss. a little in taut of the berm COLONISTII, Jan. 19 —The supply of Wheat is good ; farmers are more williseto sell than cm last Faturday, sad the supply was cleared elf at about the prima of that day. A large 'apply of the m*wwy qualities of Parlay, which yell slowly , at la. pe qr deellar malting qualities, more eapedall Arm, remains' lam I Beans 'mad Pete are • slow sale, and lat e prices are warmly rasintedned. GLopcirrza, lan. 19.-Tke weather has completely ehesad. and Maw milts .114. At owe market tads day there was a a wftal atleudoses. lost veep amp little % business of say kind repotted. Enna Wheat isms la Irk lbesuss slid relsietores at Aged dean qua Mft weeny prim busligs we heard of very kr tsmestbme. but senvanat to hem Ens would hare been sueoplei. Is Draw sad bolas Its le Mu moial. Oats firm, with us, Mw owl= earls& Thu gaunt spotstions:-Wheot, 10.11ft,Ndte. For fop. bushel, Do. ft so le. N.; red, 4.. 9d to in.,; Doti. moo oemeosee), per 40011 m, M. 10d. te 61.; Mich, Poote. reulmlNottle, 3s. Od. to Ss. 3d.• Odessa, liarlsoopoll, eon, 4.5. 9d. to 14.; Ofter,rEaganrom hard, nominal, U. 6d. to 4s. N. Barley, gaelds. per 4001b5., 21s. to M.; melting, per imperial qr., ft& M.N.; Irish, minding, 2k. to 31s. ; malting, 22.1.0 d. to 235.; flosely. grinding, Ms. Od. to 221. • malting, 235. Od. to 24e. Brae. English, ter 'gimlet buthel,'3e. lid. to 3.. Si.; fo. reign, Emilio. per Willa. 3s. 4d. to 35 M.; French, Dutch, smell tick, BA - sd. lu is Irish, 3.. 4d. to k. 6d. Oats, Limerick, Wexford, Essisserthy, while per 3121t0, 17s. Od. to le.. Od. • Cork. Waterbed, Toughen, It.. to 17a. Id.; Welsh, black, lbs. cd: to Ifs. &I ; Irish, per 31111 w., 13s. &I. to 10a. ro. Pees, breakers, per imp. M., English, 4s. to 4 6d.; foreign, 3.. 9s. to 4e. Od.; grey and grinders, per 65j1bs., English, 3a. 6d. to 3e. Id. ; foreign, 3.. Id. to 3s. 9d. Lentils, U. Cl. to 3s. 6d. Flour, best seconds, English, 325. to 33.. Linseed Cakes, French, per ton, Si. to 01.8.. Imports orthe week ending Jan. 15:-Wheat, 1,140; Barley, 1,130; Beane, 1,140. 0 eiLDIFORD, Jan. 19.-Ths supply of Wheat at this mar ket :o-day was fully equal to the demand; the rale was aloes , _at prior the turn in Saone of buyers. Present prices: Wheat, red, Me. to Ma; fine, 400. to 42e.; as white. 30e. to 425.; tine, 44.. to les.; sit. 475. to 45.. Barley 225. to 235. Pe, Us. to Ms. Beans, W32e. Oats, 13e. to 10e. ilinivonn, Jan. 19.-This day's sustat was fairly at. tended, and the temples on offer quite equal to the wants of the millers and deshra. Wheat about the muse pries as last week with a slow demand. Barley very dull, and price rather lower, all other spring corn still a shade leis. Priem : Wheat. per suits,., 4 e. lid • to 4e. 10d. Barley, per bushel, Zs. to 3s. W. Oats, 21. Gd. to 2s. lid. Bears. 3a tal. to 3s. Sd. Pew, grey, 3a. 4d. to 35. 7d.; white, boiling, 4a. td. to es. Hmirronn, Jan. 19.-Tbo market to day for all di. mriptions of Wheat dull, at Is. per bed km money; supply not large. Barley in large supply, and, except for the finest parcels, yen money be Is. per or. was obtained. In Oats, Yeas, and Bean but few offering, and last week's prices supported. Wheat, 21.. to 30s. per had. Barley,_22.. to 325. per qr. Oat., 13s. to Ms. Peas, 1.5 e. to len per loadZßearts, 13a. to 21e. Rye, 12s. to lea. per load. KENDAL, Jan. 19.-At this morning's market we bad a very slender show of Wheat, which sold readily. Ode were in abort sappy, In consequence of a limey fall of snow yesterday and last night, which prevented the farmers attending the market. Both Wheat and Oats at previous rates. Wheat, 239. Cd. to 2es. 6.1. per bald st le stone. Oats, ed. to I2d. per stone. American barrel nom, Ma 6d. to re. LateCASTRZ, Jan. 19.-Today' s market was well sup plied with Wheat end Oatmeal. Earlythe market a few top samples di Wheat were taken at thl. below last week's prices, but to effect a earanee fully Is. lees ,money was taken. Oatmeal extremely dull, al 33a. Ild. per 3401b5. Wheat, 235. to 275. per 2801 1 t. Beans, 13e. to Ills. 6d. Oatmeal, Us. to 245. per 21011:s. Lzicarrna, Jan. 19.-At our msrket to-day we had en average supply of Motet, which met a dull sale,. and to effect sales hilly Is. par qr. was submitted to. Barley was in goon supply, the greater prt in and conditkm, and lara week's prices wore barely sup ported. Oats and Beans tke same as last quoted. Marfcmseven, Jan. 19. -Dulness has prevailed during the week, but without any particular anxiety to sell ; prices bare re mained nominally without alteration. At our Exchange today the business doing In every ai Bele is confined to retail sake for present use. Wheat is generally held at former rates. Flour, It anything, tends downward s , but in the absence of pressure to tell there is no decline sufficiently decided to Induce no to alter oar quotations. In other snicks no alteration. We have a change In the we.ther from severe frost to rain and rapid thaw. The preernt quotations :- Wheat, par bushel of 70105., Engli s h, white, be. 6d.to la. red, 6s. Sol. to 60.6 d.; MA white, 3e. fkl. to 2d . . to Ss.3d. to le. lid. Barley, per bushel of 601ba, grinding, 3s. 2d. to 3s. 4d. Oak, per bush. of 4.51ba., English, Scotch, and line Irish, b. 7d. to 20.6 d.; Irish kiln-dried runs, 2s. Id. to b. ed. Beans, per qr. of 20411 w., knelled email, 29e. to Ille.; tick, 27e. to 21k. Malt, pea 6 Imp. bushels, fine, les. to M 5.; fine amends, 345. to 33a. Pees, per 8 imp. bushels, white and blue boilers, 3es. to Xis. Flour ' per sack of ZbOlbs., English and Irith,fine, Ms. to 305.; superfine, 31s. Od. to 325. Od. ; extra, 335. to Me. • Oatmeal, per load of 210115., English and hiah, 22.. Od. to Fie. id. NEWCASTLE-ON-TYNE, Jan. 19.-The weather this week has increased In Intensity, frequent heavy falls of show having been experienced, accompanied with frog. Today, however, we have a thaw, with a rising barometer so that we may expect a return of Imat again shortly. Notwit hstanding the severity of the weather, the trade during the present week has been characterised by great duince.Y, sales being only practicable In retail at rather under pre. virus rates. At our market this morning we had only a moderate eh le at Wheat from the growers, and notwithstanding its mode ate condition, its comparative cheapest over south country qualities and foreign induced our millers to purchase more freely, which resulted in an advanced being obtained of It.. to 2a per qr. whereas Norfolk and Suffolk as well es foreign were no dearer than on this day se'nnight. Raving been more scantily supplied with Flour, holders assumed more firmness, and pica were made to-day which were not obtainable earlier in the week. We call households 28e. to 305 . ., and whites, 30e. to 32a. per sack, according to quality. Rye being in fewer hand s, is held with more timuneese . and 245. per qr. is now firmly insisted upon for choice Dental:. weighing 58105., but made Gelbs. per buidieL The best descriptions of malting Barley though in moderate request, were held with more coafidenoe, any f urther decline being masted by factors, but the Intermediate quahtles continue to be premed upon the market, without meeting with much favour. Malt not much in quired in,. Ben unaltered. Bolin* Peas steadily main .in our quotations, and as the stocks in fir at hands are exceedingly limited, (much dexter, in feet, than has been the case for many years), advance, with a continuance of this severe weather, Is fully cake lined upon. With Oats we were moderately supplied, and haring no arrivals emetwhie, sales were more freely eff,eted, although prices cannot be v.itten any higher. The following are the present prices : Wheat, Reid* Northumberland, new, white 425. to 44e.h red, Ma. le Me.; Norfolk and Suffolk 'old, white, 435. to 475. • red, 43e. to dia. Dew, white, 445. to 47e. ; red, 42a. to 445. ; Lincoln! shire. old. wile, 425. to 410.; red, 425. to 44a. ; new, white, 42a. to 411‘) ad, 110 s. to 41! hula cad Donde*, white, Os. to 445. ; red, va. ft or. Ny% lied* awl MIA, 225. to 24.. Barley; Seadelt ant IfisMalk, Ns: le Ole dietetic,Northam tedisel Ned Beekh e No. le M. ;.; &Ms, Hs. to fk.; gig and dlatillow, elk to Ma. Mall, 40s. le fee, ; elsavolis. Ns. to Ms. Oats. Itsethembehni owl 'seta peel% std. lift to ek.t new, lac to 185. ; comma sod My% Ifs. le Nalco w, Ite to lie. rim waits, boilers, Mr ts Om Neff ander" Ilea* Pk. Bum, dl. tes. to Ms. ; saw, Sta. to Illa Iles, Mr Males sod liesttakhrehnd, Ma. ts WM. ' NM* WWI% _Nth m 32s. ; bearlaill. ft. to KC ; se. catiOle. te lbw ItelkileL to 27a.t dirt i r t z . Ha; hook. Milk Ilk to 16, pre irL lbesige: Dekko and IfeedwlhaS olio. des. le Mat sod, 40e. is ; Stades, willo, di• to Om see, lb. le 43..; Iteddsaltere and Po- namikk, dll• to ilk; red, 42e. to Me. Bamberg, Waft ael alli No, am to 44 1 .; red. 4 I& to Ha. ; WA sad allele liw• les. to ke. ; rod, 18& t 0 Oh { ?Makerseore me Ageism" see, Sis. le MI Odews, rsd. Pk. ft 4114.; ditto lONA, see, Seas le• reskerien end Pseselftles, to Ns. , Buten lie. k Ms.; Terasamlan owl Edielo. les. Ve i L ia wlek IMele a Ma. us Ms.; _ lmasemlen he; lis. to lia.; end Deelli,, lbs. t o lee.; braggy sal 4. le Us. Milli% Mk es lls. fkres• 1/Warkee= to saki* thlaystities a 2pt er ltt i sb its . =.. it Mb, tort m. kola, IL , lAN owes. Ina OF WtORT Jas. 19.-Oar market was 180 31111W om il F . I. Meet mid st • *Ainper qr. Barley, la. Wok. Wm% owl Far • dal sak Ms sse of each Caen la from et Its bow. W INA, Ma. to ilna barley, 2.M. M Ma. Basra, Us. to lb. re" Vis.to St& Oats, 175. to 12a. Wrosince, Jan. 19.-We lied a /sod supply of Wheat at Mr amarkst tads d‘r, Ur esaillisa et whavosairlip Werke to that shows Id werhst ebbe. The aim ems Ow as mem anstees lowa% asiewt te_M* their Isikranieseilikekelh, sod prier Is emsersieso dotOlad la. Fr ear Tam aselmleillie, ft the wear mweepowse Is oak* Wagged VC without a ealkai• if likw will weekre • Mem so la ems tires the Ise Is of a earikkblo. Ideikeet. The bete, amiss Is • yam =se% Wm* res ore ass kiwi Iowa; pet s• bed= Niv air di Other thrriptimes et eta wen the ens es tewelk Ida. Amelime s-ithist + while, lb. to 4415.; seL sr. a as. pie v. Nertsy, pleiles,Ab. le De. i maks Us. to y id ml ig is. to M. reek - les. telex Otis, VW to Wk. Flue Lek, Wk. pie ink of MAL, pardreue biding min owl era wasseh's groin. Baal, U.N. per slaw ifeweilillun. Jun. 19.-We en disaiei shoat ea usual ea elee Nee mach{ bamboo le by no nem Messive, many of the Mhike wad mellake, k esessopere of the emp state of ENA NM gdiss may be Wiwi acedeally therms se last I wish. 'Deism nom& alto will apply to rimy other arthie le the loft 11wWW301W11011, Jaw. 19.-Having only a moderato wag, et ingot aelttoky, kat week's were PEE. may matt Ulm lei Pk to Ns. per qr. • sealer sne aks, 4b. per iseweetil All spring Corn ' the tarn lower. Pasweitew, Jas. 19.-At oar market today, __ with a serikeetie qwerity of Wheet=end the prank INS *dykes hewilliekhoe, the Master Illemil beer Oder lad bk. b. HI. is. te le a ttli. 16s. per Ise d; tree. li. to W. o li fs l , , Ms. to Its. per qr.. roam se.. felts. Ws, 10e. to gb, Slo. to 325. pota4 MID 11111. Paulson, Jan. 19.-Ow6i to ajusualssos of wind Rau ifs out fir arrivals aro lbw WIN so lively slew lons la sem Swan the lads hoe the week las addellol hee Inns. esti. the Ikallsel brims pawing rims lase Wm lei Urn he Mar of the boss& Ulm was only • may isodesto supply d Zudlldt WWII at Ow Om losksiego this ars rad& oat • 'bow ask, si Ow Wm of kis Ike estisliL very kr UM, Ike* Wheal el es elWikeei of IL ger = 1 11 41 181410 . Mk liiikesil la utak Mew sassl -6.. our Isst auslallsna but ssualksy quake were as imp& Part Wahl NOM 11, pa lade eel kW Issaastatere meal sioubot & needles al IL per 2101ke. AU atter sables se last esteL !be Sur are tbs Feast Wow : - Wheat, Ilailkil. pie idaille al Wes. liaseddr% ebbe, les. 64. to Us. al. t roda lla. IL le lb. OLy lrit=aest et lobe, whits, lc N 44. le Oa s* soperisr Ifo. elpi. to ie. Ilkel. •, 'Mike lje s Ile. to te. ltd. Forel.% par baste at Mr" Osi white, es. AL Os 75.; :el, N. U. to Is. ;IL eid wil, klek sized, b. OL; adzes. la WA ; Basest, 4111111. err Nada, s. Id red, es. OIL ss es. lei. ; lballisi sallperir bobby eity 05.04. to O. ; Nellselasa art eis Ulm seh i llt b b. !Mi n ima* red, le. lALIe MAL Row, pe past el WI" le segerlee, 13.. M. bibs. =Ler. l ts. ; bat, per seek st blabs., Ilse to Ole IL ts ids. M.; adra esperlai, Me M. to Ide. EL; Assiebray pir land et 1111Zil a l e s. OA. le 13s. ; Chamelse. bla. to les. illt . Me 'Moab al legal aid Iddy Ile 04. to lb. rass. p r Ws, Wars, Its. es lea ; !risk, per 111811 4, = l ra NA to Ile OA. AUK per bead if Mtn., I rt.t, /MAL b Is. N.; essassee f i e st . b. le. re LTA; , b./ lob. Osikeed,per Wed MK OA Y. y littotelet imelsi, Ma 01. Se OM llool s =fil& MU AU OL; oldbleg le gest i le. SOL Is SL ; Ina nL Ili. bassi Ow% per ear. et Mae SOL lu das Oe la /fraly per pack ot fallia., eta% sodheaure lb& Ild. y yaw, lea al to lb& Irak per pad; at Mee, Basta sal bat, 19a to los. Id. --- - • - • ZSADINO, Jan. 19.— TM proteetlonists held their meeting ttodep. whisk very mei interfered slit holnese, e r mueb so that It W ead pso a anon npm of the trade generally. We ate. waj leregrererell k egging that Wheat was dull whh a deWit toollessy. Wider Winer waa also a eaorealve trade, ly heavy W mks. =ll i bat prieseleessooll aot he bought lower. Other grain mu . at previous NATTROW Waimea, Jan. 19 —Wheat market very heavy ; free 36a. to 40e.; Talavera, woe. Parley, for Nahum. cheaper, 275. 6d. to Ma Od. per qr. ; admits/. Vs. to 24a Beanadowcr, from 24.. to 29e. Per, from 27.. to 29.. Oats 16s. to 19a. _ _ StiarrototttT, Jan. 19.—T0-day's market was well at tended by fanners, who supplied a moderate quantity of all dawns. Own of grabs. The value of Wheat was reduced la. per qr., which redacts. was followed by a very doll Bele. Flour unaltered. Malt ing Darkly ht slow request, and only the best qualities were sale. aide • the two of plisse were In favour of the buyer. Other articles eselied Out Me situation, and there wee a general depression of prison Wheat, Ma to 41a. lid. Barley, 225. to 28s. Oslo, 131. to 225. Beans, SO& to He. Peas, 28s. to Ws. flak, 525. to 365. per qr. flour, 275. to Us. per sank. --- • • WARXIIITIE., Jan. 19.—There was a very large supply of Wheat, which met a slow and dull trade, and prices fell on Wheat 2s. per qr. Floor was la. per sack cheaper. BUIitIVSO in Barley Ina very slack, and the seles eftdd were at from 2s. to 3s. per qr. below the currencies of this day weak. The inquiry for Oats was limited. and pries declined fitly*. per qr. Very lit Pis doing in Beans and Peas, and no alteratkm tan be noticed. Wheat, 325. to 42a. Barley, &smiler, Ws. to Ws.; 'Trading, Ws. to 24.. Oats, Mc to roe. Beans, 86.. to 40s. Peas 31a. to 495. Malt, 30.. to 385. per qr. Fleur, 27a. to Ma. per sack. Wincluarna, Jan. 19.—There wee &fair supply of Wheat at our market t.-day, and a full attendance. &stoma continues very slack, and to Aka isles rather lower peters were submitted to. Bar ley was also in very Molted demand, and a similar depresaloa in prices took place. Malt and Flour weed unaltered in value. Oats barely supported late rates. Other articles norainaly unaltered, and a dull trade. Wheat, W. to ill. per load. &airy, 20s. to 275. Oats, black, lbs. to 1t..; white, 19s. to 22... Braes, Egyptian, 265.; English, 30e. to Ms. Peas, 275. to 31a. Malt, Ste. to lie. per qr. Wteriscw, Jan.l9.—We are well supplied with grain of all kinds at this day's market; the best dry Wheat meets a fair demand, at about the pro es at last week, whilst the damp and Interior samples are dull sale, at rather less money. Oats and Beats maintain toeir former value. Wheat, white, 395. to 415.; extra, 435. per qr.; red, his. to 395.; extra, 40a per qr. Oats, 7 1 d. to old. per stone. eaurs, new, 21s. to 265. per qr. - • WORCUTIII, Jan. 19.—There wan again a lugs supply of Wheat from the farmers at market to-dav, and sales mud only be efflacttd by submitting to a reduction of fs. per qr. Barley was difficult to dispose of, with the turn In favour of the buyer. We had only a retail demand for Oats. Bears and Peas were taken by ape . eulators Mahout the currency of this day ee'nnight. YORK, Jan. 19. - We have an average quantity of all grains 'bowing at this day's market, and have no aluratim to note hi the price of any article 'Once last week. A% heat, white, 20s. to 41s. per imperial qr.; red, Us. to 3115 . Barley, malting, a2O. to 24..; grinding, 20s. to2le. Malt,34s. to 365. Oats, 71d. to Btd. pet stone of Ribs. Flour, 315. per sack of 28010 e. DUBLIN, Jan, 18.-An intense frost has just been followed by a thaw, and on this day's market the supply of Oats was Improved, and prices may be noted M. per barrel lower. Of Wheat the supply was small, and the rates of Tuesday were supported, and we repeat our quotations for this and other articles. White wheat, 20s. to23s. 61.; red ditto, 18s. to 225. per 260101. Oats, Os. ti 10s. W. per 19610 a. Barley, 111. mi. to 135. per 2241b5. Indian Corn, 278. to 31a. per 400 lbs. Oatnial, 10s. 6d. to 116.6 d. Flour, seconds, 12a. W. to 138. 6d. per cwt. Coax, Jan. 18.-W. have had hard frost since our last, but the weather, though very cold, was fine and pleasant Last night rain fell, and to-day is soft and mild. We have little alteration to notice in the trade, which, though firm, is quiet. The arrivals of foreign, as well as the receipts of homegraln, are moderate. In the grain market the value of every description el grain is firmly maintained, while on Wheat and Oats a trifling advance has been established. In prepared Irish Wheat we have little huainets peering, the terms obtained, how ever being about these of last week. For good foreign Wheat we es. peetenced a good demand, and a fair business has b.en done in article, at about 241. per barrel for Polish Odessa. Mane mks of grinding Barley have been made at 104.64. to los. Od. per barrel. ; malting descriptions, which are very mute would command Is. mare. The pretensions of holders have ebeelied the trade in Otos, and purchasers being unwilling to comply with the terms asked namely, Os. Cd. per barrel for blinks, the result is that very little business has been done in the article. Irish Flour is "till neglected, but tor prime foreign we continue to experience a brisk demand at the prices of lest week. Comes descripti on s also are Is good request. The trade in Indian Corn Is scanned te • retiuleensuraptive demand. Prices however are firmly maintained, and may be quoted the sate as last week- -Ma., 61. 12s. 6d. to 61. 17s. tid. per ton. Indian Meal he a very dull ask. Lixasiug, Jan. 19.-A good deal of Wiest has been put down, but nothing to the extent of even late years. The supplies of all grain from the farmers very moderate • prices have an upward tendency, at our quotations. Me Indian Corn trade is lively, at an advance in price, with a good traces, at the values below. Indian Meal and coarse Bre:ahem& in fair retail deuiand. Wheat, red, 12d. to 1344.; white, lied. to leid. Oats, feel. to 8,41. Barley, 88. to tat. Galata Indian Core, 71.2 g. 6d. to 71. Se.; Ibraii, 71. 2s. 6d. : Spanish, 71.; esilonica, 71. ; Yellow American, 71. 2s. id. j white, 71. 28.6 d. Indivn Meal, 71. 13a, to be Oatmeal, 10/. Byemeal, bl. per ton. WATERFORD, Jan. 19.-Orr grain market has been chs racterixd by emat dulness during this week. On Wednesday and Thursday, farmers brought forward a Pair supply of Wheat, had the effect of reducing the value of this grain 62. to 94. per barrel. At this morning's market deliveries from farmers were very moderate; fine samples of Wheat recovered part of the decline above noted, and Inferior runs commanded ready sale, without any change iu value. Black Oats and heal., samples of white wen in acme request, at price!". Barley was in small supply, and sold at former rates. The demand tor Flour has been far nom brisk; prime superfine!' and coarse sorts have maintained previous values, but all intermediate quahties are cheaper by lee. to Is. 66. per sack. The sale tot Indian Corn has been sack at previous plums. Present quotations :- Undried : Wheat, mill, per 20st 216.0 d. to 21e. W.; abippiag , 10s. 0.1. to les. lid. Barley, malting, per 16 stone. Ile. to Its. ! ; 91. Ad. to Wis. Oats, white, per 14 steam, On. 3d. to Os. dd.; black, 95.06. to 61. 3d. Dried and 'foreign: Wheat, Irish mill, per 20 stone, 235. Od. to 235. 6d.; shipping, Ids. Od. to 225. ltd. ; l'oliab Odessa, 22e. 6d. to 24e.; French red, 23atid. to 245. ed. Barley, grinding, per 16 stone, 10s. 6d. to los. 9d. Oats, while, per 14 Mope, tis. 06. to 10‘. 64.;black, Os. 36. to 10s. Od. Four, superfine, per sack, Sea. Od. to 31s. 6d. • seconds, 245. Od. to 265. Od.• thirds, 20s. to 215.• fount! v 17s. to ; Indian Corn,per 20 at., Dailube, 17s. 6d, to 188.46 . . ; Amer.. URI, yellow and red,l7•3d. to 175.06.; Prench,l76.3d.to 178.6 d.; white, 17s. 3d. to 17 s. 3d.; damaged,ifte cattle, 10s.ito 141. Indian Cora plea' per ewe., 7s. 6d. to Bs. W. Oatmeal. 9e. to 10e. Bran, per 6 Moue b. 9d. to 3s. Od. Imports this week : Wheat, 1,770 gra; Indian Orel: 227. Exports: Wheat, 77 barrels; Oats, 1,416. Emir, 1,073 sack'; Oatmeal, 600 cwt.'. KIRKCALDY, Jan. 19.-We have had a good deal of frost end snow during the week. Today the wind blows very strong from as the et, and in the neighbourhood of the sea we have a complete thaw. At our country markets this week we had a limited quantity of grabs offering, sales were rather slow, and price., excepting tor the better qualities, were a shade under last week's. Mere today, owing very probably to the state of the roads, we had very email supplies of all kinds of grain, and a thin attendance of farmers. Prime remain same as on last market-day. Wheat, 325. to 425. per qr. Barley, If.. 6d. to 225. 6d. Oats, 148. 6d. to Vs. 6d. Oatmeal, per bag of 1801 be., 245. BREAD.-Jax.l9,-The prima of Wheaten Bread in tlte a ), an I Men opolis ere from 61 to 7d.; of household ditto, 3d. to tel per Cos. mica- loaf. POULTRY, ate.—NZWOLTII AND LEADINILLLI., JAN. 19.—Turkeys, 4s. to 13a.; geese, 4. to 7s. Od.; ducks, Is. led. to 2s. ed. tams rabbits, is. to is. 9d. ; wild ditto, ed. to la ; Pigeons, ed. to tod.; routing pip, ss. to es. eat. each; Surrey fowls, Os. to las; ditto, chickens, 4s. to 60.; barndoor fowls, 3.. to sa. per couple ; phea s ants, as. ed.; par t ridge., Is. 3d. to Is. 6d.; bares, 2s. 61. to Se.; woocks, 2s. 6d. ; snipes, 6d. to 7d. ; teal, Pd. to PM.; wild ducks, Is. 6d.; widgeon, Is. to Is. 3d.; and plovers Bel. to Is. each; fresh butter, 11d. to le. 44. per lb.; English eggs, Ids. to Trench do., 9a to lls. per lip. BUTTER.—BeexrAer, JAl4.lB.—The exports from Bel fast last week were emeiderably larger than in the previous week, amounting to 743 y Man i 1,403 crocks, 433 boxes, and 211 berrels.- 11anner of L liter. METEOROLOGICAL RETURNS. MONDAY, JAN. 21, 1860. The State of the Weather at each of the following placer at Nine o'clock on Saturday morning. —The stations are arranged in order of latitude. OMNI et iiiir leased Placa. wid ameth of wa d State of Weather. --..- ?mecum .............. N.W. Strive Erase Overcast 115/TER N.W. Piny Oslo Partially Cloudy llowerrou N. Onto Erases Thick regj lisaruser limusewsna Teastroos 'SWIM N.W. 0610 lawn Orievest Imam B.W. INzasellreess Oswald GEBIrrITICH W. String Brom Overcast Semmes' ..... flarewlerasse Partially Cloudy Gtouczerza UMW'S= B.M.W. =llresse lain Mammas IbiefiT ........... baxossiuda S.W. Cada Overcast TANIVOIMI B. Cala Omar* Persasosowa...... W. GeStilakelel 0 , 1111110 Tedistot ra cam LW. Ossibellseaus 00MWAT W. sezessillresaa Basmeto N. Calm Bela 1101.111710 Livaaroott W. 6. Bard Wised lab Calla Ma leasiczareaa N.E. 'Oen* Brow Baia Toast LE. - Oahu Overcast Lasioseraa. E. Cabs Baia Warm Sa. lestesDratae Baia DAJILDIOTON N.N.E. liewlealreese Saw Baer Marmon LE. 136cmg Irani Bain llosice aleph. E. Siam linwe Heavy Rain Nansens N. Oestiellrame Overasst Itheirioca B.l. Oadle Maw Overcast Wm= E. Btreaillessoe Partially Cloudy Drawees *meow E. Straw Mow Slow Illessaoaaa Deno .....—....-- B.W. Had WWI Meet 11118 DAY, Noow. Caareocellisa. elms* E wa. Waled weather. Geatle Ir Overeat. The Mena has the knowing'{eas did sot reach Wig Moe is time tar pabileatica ea Iteterday; they therefore iodises the state of the weather as Friday monde' at Nine °Week. YAMOUTII 0011 WAT I I Sammina WHITIIT HANnil/004 E. Gentle am= Mow" E. Calm Frog B. OWle Irma Owned B. Oa Ran &W. Oda Ikea LL Ns 101117 BHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. Cheia ese • .^ Sklppiag Owner ant • lAorte CkBUALTIMS, Coquette, Osborne, fromOriefesrad for Leith, ruled the Sonnet on the 18th Nov., sod a vessel, suppased to be the G queue, was seen in distress on the sth alt., sines when she has not been baud of. Gull ielms Laura, of Napa's. from London, and the Melee Currie, from Malta to Loudon, have put into this po r t t ,„ ! day with damage, having been in contact yesterd a y o ff this port.—Dover, Jan. 18. Hottingasr.—The hull of the Hottingser lien on her beam ends; it appears loose aid as if it would break adrift on the first gale from the southward. Little property is ex. pasted to be saved.—Arklow. Plover, Christie, from Mutinied to London, has put la her e with damage, and must discharge —Leith, Jan. 18. Providence, from Havre to London, which was on shore on the Main, was gat eft this afternoon, with rudder broken, keel very much opened, and other damage, sod brought into the harbour. The whole of the cargo had been pre. vlonsl discharged, nearly all in a damaged etate.—M ar . J gate, an. 18. Thomas Metcalfe (brig), has been driven on shore at Madras, and wrecked. nimbus Holland Lisboa Pacific India vii Southampton India vii Marsala Boston and Halifax ;dexloo and Savannah West India Brasil As. 25 Feb. 7 Jan. 29 Jan: 2:1 Jan. 22 Jan. 22 Jan. 24 ARRIVED. ALMUI--at Drkrtol, January 20, from St. Michael's Ana Wax -at Liverpool, January 19, from Port au Prince acnvs-at Gravesend, January 19, from st Sista Aornrrarrs-at Gravesend, January 20, from ltostor4 AVIMIALAIIIIN PACNCT-at Gravesend, January 20, from Cad 4 Avoca-at Deal, January 19, from Ar 44 BiTagi-at Grartalod, January 20, from .......... ............ ~ Per4l Cossam-stOrarmend, Jan 20, from hie-,Ma CASOLLNIDA-at GThatiand, January 20, from Cato Cnasuss-at Gravesend, January 19, from Grays:nes Crry or Itorrannas -at Gravesend, January 20, from lnn,rk Murex-at Liverpool, January 19, from ix..., Fania-at Bristol, January 20, from ha: 4 Fox-at Liverpool, January 19, from bti.orn Peones-at baloombe, January la, from brio!, v Irsiay-at Gravesend, January 20, from Grav hm-, OLZANK/t-at &WWI, January 19, from . ...limn Gmuassia-at Graverend, January 20, fr0m.......... ....... ..New Sufi Minim -at Gravesend, January 20 from. Loom rm Hammer Aours-at Liverpool, Jannis, 19, from. Clark ..te LtaLLIMPONT-IttGraltaand, January 20, from Constamirm 2 . 4 Invismara-at Gravesend, January 20, from ... 1111..irr,r, base Stir, on -at Greenock, January 17, from M0t,.. , , itIMIZLIA -at Plymouth. Jan. 18, from. lit. John's, N.ll, Jona Wsmay-utGrarc,ecd, Janu.ry 20, from ..... ....... Luermey Jsmis-at Plymouth, January 11, from. at. John'. Nd. Jona Washur -at Liverpool, Janum y 19, from othl!. , tic', JAMS/ 811•1111rICK -at Gravesend, January 20, from ( 04 , ~ 11.suy Sera-at Grareeend, January 20, from .ta.,, LOOMITAIM-at Deal, January 19, from LINALT-rat Gravesend, January 20, from LtrrL,. Fan-at Bristol, Ja,uary 20, from liosraure-at Bristol, January 20, from MAXUS. EVAJta-at Portsmouth, January 18, hum NYMPH - at Southampton, Jan. 18, from Nam - um-at Gravesend, January 19, from , One asu ALL- at Crookbaven, January 11, from Co_ _ utrn-t7 JR. : .St. Ntitu I . . PAILIMI HUCOMIuN—at Deal, January 19; from MAW:. 4 ralaca--at Briaol, January 19. from J , '.7 ilaraLaa—at Graverend, January 20, front ....CALI Itainuovf7a! Gravesend, January 20, from. ..... kwu, • .. _ yfr—at Laurin , Januar lx, fTC6I SARNIA —at tiraveoend, January 20, from Saum—at Liverpool, January 19, from Masan Alex—at Beatol, January hum Taunt—al Gravesend, January .0, from Trap—off matord, Januar7lB, from. Zrrizt.A-21 Hull, Jashtary 17, from. lIIAILID. • Acanaa-from Falmouth. January 18, to A:OAS-from Jersey, January 16, to Um J., At4SANtoill KAITTAT-froat Leith, January 17, to to Mien:sits-from Grassland. January 19, to Araa n -from Gravesend, January 19, to Gr BARILOAGATT-from Gravesend, January 19, to CoCAL.OI:. BellgoaAN KRIICIIANT trcat Grave-sad. January 26, to . r CONvtkol,- from Falmouth, January 8, to Concoau-tram Graveavrd, January 19, to lt CA's:was -from Gravesend, January 20, to Den Ctrs or Loma's-from Gravesend, January 2 , , to Dario Fava-from Falmouth, January 18, to Drancroa-from Gravesend, January 20, to EL: Lasers Ann A.ss-from Gravesend, January 19, to Euaa Jonserros a-from Gravesend, January 20, to Pm. YAMS-from Greenock., January 17, to Pero Fauz-frona Hull, January 18, to Pere Fat aui-from Gravesend, January 20, to Gam-from Gravesend, January 19, t 0... Hartam-from queenatowa, January 17, to Neon KAILI.E4I:I3I-from Graveoend, January 19, to Invvictsta-from Falmouth, January 111, to lama-from Falmouth, January 18, to. MATCIIIZSB-141/111 COACP, January 18, to KAAT Bananas-fray COWAN January le, to KEDZARITT-from Dartmouth, January 17, to KARAT ELLIMI-front Falmouth, January 19, to NANCT-from o.lernsey, January 16, to Nan-from Jersey, January 15, to NAJILDIN-front Gravesend, Janua-v 19, to NAOMI-from Gravesend, January to. Oasos-from Leith, January 17, to OCTAN-from Gravesend, January 19, to PAPUA ALINTILLII-from Falmouth, January 19, to PANDORA-tram Falmouth, January 18, to Strata-from Cardiff, January 13, to Sumo-from Gmveserd, January 19, t 0.... &MOAT -tATEL Gravesend, January 19, to .... Ssaxt -from Gravesend, January 20, to . Tit,l-from Grairegrad, January 19 t 0... Uasi:La-from Gravesend, January 19, to. L ~..«......L VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. RIND" from Calcutta for Liverpool, Nov. 6, lat. 34.3! 21.21 E. Stuns:4s, from Glasgow for Pom'uay, Deo. 2, lit. 2.2) :c 20.40 W. [Advertitement.]—Bitiors ComrtAirrs, Ice n: nom, AND SICK liZADACttill, CVNID DT 110LI.3wAT ' A subject to, or suffering from, any of these comp'aints, Phou:,l diately take a few doses of this most extraordinary ruetLeioe. v is a certain and efficacious remedy fur all disorders arising from rangement of the digestive organs. It not only cares, but the body In sound health and strength, and likuwise powers and faculties of the mind. For debilitated constitution-. nous affections, want of appetite, and diseases of the liver, th. remedy equal to tt. Every one leading a sedentary life sh Holloways pills as a preventative of those maladies.—S. , druggists, and at Professor Holloway's Establishment, I, -• London. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATH:f. BIRTHS. BRETT.- 7 N0 , , 24, .at Umboll3, tbc Irv° of Lieut. G. A. Br, Rest. N.L of a aatigater. BROWN.—Jan. 16, at Lotttael.bil , , Beroughbridge, the wife . _ brown, hsq., of • daughter. 11CCUANAN.—Jan. 10, at [kaoline:mi. the wife of .1. En._ 11.31.'s Secretary of Legation at tit. Petersburg, of a ..sr CILETELANL—Dee. 10, at ballmilmie, bars. 8. Chatham, of a a., DOURVILLE. 7 Dem 34 at Naples, the wife of James Grahuu I vide, EM of a eon, FREETII. 7 Noe. 22, at Mussoorie, the wife of Major W. & daughter GED DES.—Nor. SS. at Madras, the wife of J. I. Geddes, E. A Ara Beak, of a daughter. 11UNTEIL—Dee. t, at Chingleput, the wile of A. Ilumkr, s: 1.1t.C.5.8., Zillah Surgeou, of a daughter. KA . NL7Dee. 5, at Madras, the wife of 51. Kane, EN , M.D daughter. KELLIL—Nov. 24, at hunk, the wife of J. liellie, Es,. the Royal Hospital, Greenwich, the • Rev. E. Kitson, of a daughter. LA3111.--Jaa. 16, at Blairgorrie House, Perthshire, the o Lamb, Esq., of a daughter. MELVILL.—Jan. 16, at llampstead, the wife of J. C. Eaq., of a daughter. ItIONTRIOU.—Dee. 2, st llydrabad (Sande), the wife ef Montrtou, 24th Regt. N. 1., of a daughter. MOSLEY.—Jan. 16, at East Lodge, Needwood, the wise Mosley, Esq., of a son. PRIOR.—Jan. 17, at St. Peter's, Bedford, the wife of C. E Eeq., M.D., of a son. REID.—Nor. 26, at Dum.Dum, the wifeof Capt. C. 6. Reid, .tt of a daughter. ROBINSON.—Nov. 25, at Calcutta, the wife of S. 11, Itobins. l of a son. MARRIAGES. BARROW—HONEY.—Nov. 24, at Bangalore, by the Rcv. t% 'ems De 8. Barrow Esq., of the 14th Madras NJ, to Mors Beth, daughter of , the late Dr. Hooey, of Calseloo, Cape Horn. BBIGOS—EGOINTOI4.—Jan• 17, at Kirk Ella, war Hull, 0. : • Ettr., Ist Dragoon Guards, of Temple Hirst, nee • Yorkshire ' to Lanitia Hinny, second daughter of the • Egginton,Emr., of Kirk Ella House. BROWN—MUNDY.—Noy. 27, at the New Church, Runl. the Rev. J.J. Weltbreeht, O. W. Brown, Esq., of Tehta, tak • to Mary. only daughter sl the Ker.°. Mundy. HARRISON —IIOILEAU.—Noe. 22, at Umballa, by the Re , . C, • ben, A. 8., Lieut. E. Harrison, of the Artillery, to Ar..• . • eldest daughter of Lieut.-Col. J. T. Boileau, Enginoetv. RYDER—MONET.—Nov. 22 ttL at Berhamp TO, by the Bev. w. che.ter, Lie Ryder, of the 14th N. 1., son of the late It4l- , H. Ryder, Lord }Bebop of Lichfield and Coventry, to • daughter of the Rev. W. Money, M.A. BLADE—EDUIL—Nov.23, at St. Andrew's, Bengal, by the fs' MeikleJohn. Mr. E. Wade, to Aimee, youngest datuilr.si • Edens, Esq. DEATHS. DGNLOP.—Jas. 17 at Cll7ltenham, Donlon. TAU. 1 ' ; street, Westminster, :old Gerona%lre-street, rertland.el.w. PELL.—Nos. 21, at Colima, C.ll. J. Fell, Eeq , aged 35 . ~ ITTZGERALD.—Nos. 20, at Chupra, U. lit/gem:4 Es; • ailed 34. GORGON.—Noy. 30, at Jullindur, A. C. Gordon, Esq., 5 " 4 " Regt. N.I. GREGORT.—Jan. 16, at Shatelewell, W. Gregory. E*. ""''' the Grange, Irthlingborough, Northamptonshire, aged , HAEBERLIN.—Nov. 12, on the river, neat burrimul.ls.' Haeterlin, D.D., aged 41. HENDERSON.—Jan. 15 at Southampton, R. Ileudri.on, the Inner Temple, eldeet eon of Lk u t..Col. Rend , o.s, • Royal Engineers, vied 29. UODSON.—Nor. 72, at Madura, Doreen Charlie N d.i.aa, .• son of Capt. U. liaison. 44th Rest. N.I. JAUE6.—Nov. 29, at Veramunoy, North Carrara, Capt. S. 34th 11.N.1., aged 39. LOGIN.—Nov. 13, at Dinspore, J. N. D. Login, 21.1%. 14 '"' neon, at NepeoL HANDBILL—Ike.; at Camilla, T. P. ganders, Est., 1.1 `• the I.44ass Timm, seal 39. WllitierES.—Jan. 16, at Whitehorse, Osfordslaire, god H. related awl Ruzum Lee limaa of - No. 4 . strael, la r i ry l ef Ueda, NUM at the Meer, In elreet.la the pellet el Wbiliddleia—MuNaatelaseal urn. it' • 6. • : •