The Express. — London, England, 1860-01-14 00:00:00

ALLIGED ATTLIIPT To BRIBE A GOVERN MENT SRAVANT. Mr. John Aickesan Salmon appeared yistucky at the NI .D..s-liouse is derbeige of 4a raaopirs he Imam aukalaatioa WO a Cane Lai asses tertaight ego. at the iseesses if Ille= et tits diAsirslty, tt fee that you, oa the 11th day at D A.1111.12+ r, m .he Cty of Leeliel dad MlLiflillair ea 1 sedsivour to Leftmost, ns.. win. YWr , thesaseof her ill.jesty'• *tread. :a her 114erry's deskyard Portmeatt, thereby corruptly to ludo* Ma so went sad ik ems art sous iry 1.. his del is each arrow —seemly. to give Ms eerittiosie allornag metals Nam of tanner eleised by you bar nettle work sad !materials dose and supplied to the mid dwohyari, yotlaat the poem, &o:' F ro m th.. •ridesco previonaly given, it appeared that the detradso% 0.01.4 a patent for some mooke-conenating app.. ewer, era• employed in the early part of last year to It up two (wow. ■Portimouth Wearer'', and that it was the duty of Mr. Miller, sossteat eta @saluter there, to orrnfy the ea•iele..tory ataspletbon of the wort, sad rigs tie bills he lm payment. The deferidast pressed for partomit in Do ariaber, Itp...a which orders wart sent down from the Adad roily to examioe, sad, if cornet, to per the somata • sad 611 Wuhan...A •ly Mr. Miller bad t wo eaerkpre add:vial to tow, eat r-arising merely the drat half at a Id. soce, bet without .4:1. word of writing, sad the other eeataislag • Maur bow 'be dehoduat, secompeatied by the esoood half of the be. some, bat without say rehires* betas node to it. The Mater see oddisseisd from to hotel Is Linville'', Cheep ed , . whersthe deleadest wee staying aide tins, oath's brought h within the jerisdktire of the asset; bet the red a hand selling ass dedoiest, sad it wee priaelpilly for the produc linu of further evidesos co this pout that the peoesediep were odHora.d. Mr Wry now appeared as behalf of the Admiralty, mod Mr, 81r , 412 fur the defeats _ . _ Mr. It.ser7prectical engirser, Kra Edward errs, L.0tt...t0, rad— I kaow the delsothrt, sad bow hts Itanienottee, se I have era bus writs while we were stay km et t l o rt,s. hotel ve Weaebester. ts 110:4*. He woe etre. sa ag.st f.r toy estker st tate taw, sad I had format °sports attar of ewers hove write. I believe tr. treetops sad tles Wee produced es be ta bite beadwrlttag. Mr Sleigh add be wee pate satisfied whit this proof of bareertriss; bet adthermit k. knew the Nowa. Yield, of the ?firms lavalre•ta, vie bed bola roopkryed to prom it before, .a d tibia so be miry reepeetabie we, he likamirbt their mode of proviso the delasitat's beadwrivag ▪ •a 4 therefor objected to it. Mr. T. W. Moire. potters lb. milker al..•e by ate. It t. estioned spot tall beak M the invoke, la t r .. follows --•• This oppaeaeae is gm* med fit for bar W.j.ery. swear. - It Is dYatl Dee. IS, left I bad re moved a leer frost tbe eatmeMoaS-pserat the mom mono log, erotism 'bat papaws of Me meesat was premed for. I meelved a elm trove Mr. isksera. I Shish slam May. bat I de am esse , ly temseeber Me massis. I pet it la lb. Ore. It wasted to core ben Mr. flaima, but I did am reply to N. .1 do sot \ass Mr. Bahmar's keideritis4 et my own itrowledge. I sever tette to him ea the of that letter , I spoke to tuts roe after receiviag that Wier, bat tbd tv4_nsea:loll it. Mr. Wm; Mink lam Ira patio& to prom tho ma- Moro of that lattor. . Mr. sl.l..lt—Oa, you Nosy take it for pasted, if you like. Iltat Mr. Maier received a multitude of Were from Mr. wmeu , but show the lettere, If you want to pore 'bear eiestrute. lcird 'Mayor —The refweaos to this letter is eitorstimr Si vague that I aims wo awed stack so importasoo to ft. Mr. Wet—Vary well ; this I will go so 'meths, with tt. The whams was thou croswatioalood by Mr. ilisigle—lms patentes .1 en oppwatue for more sun, gliaaniase alas sad earsoatiainz fat. sad the apparatus it the deksrhat is simply to consoles imam. They ere sot rival bat hi. apparatus sleets woes poetics ot the some vosala sobias. Defeadast's coarse woe lusithed is March, sad Ids bin was. sot pad op to the 13th Dereaber ; but it hod his Wog with me et that date fur shout s fortnight for airtilleadas. 1 made s pot per atomisation of the work sad the arms of the csograt Wore 1 signed the artifice's. sad fa *alas it 1 did iv. at to my duty as hot Majesty's servant. Mr. Sleigh— l d Mr. &Limos, either by wont of mouth or letter, at ou to do .V ? Mr. (.10.k ...I.IA (chief clerk)—The Maui of the letter is • natter of miscreant's, sad therefore you hod batter omit that frau your guesitioo. aid merely oak tum es to any aaaysef DUO ...bud% n.. p oised between them. Mr Sleigh—` 'cry well; the letter plaisly is a matter of 400111.1.61,1i00. I will its/reface merely sale you, Mr. Miller, whether la any conversation which you had with him, thi; defendast over said owe word to sok or suggest you to do nay set coatary to your duty? Witsrao—No • be did sot. Mr. jig4th— bsisbdyou would, 1 suppose, la your io dination, as public *strait, hare kit strossly tempted to bock aim doss. tF wcwi—Yes, I should ; and I considered the sending of the M. note a very greet Walt. Mr. Stlrieti—N) doubt. I have nothing more to ask you. Mr. West—S•.7 a moonlit, Mr. Millar. I will put the sun" gne.ti ,n to you which my learned friend put just now, wad atterearde withdrew. Did Mr. Salmon, in any letter which he rent yrso ask you to do anything— Mr. tilig to state that I withdrew that question, and that roy learned friend has no right to put it. As Mr. (100.111.111 1.4) a, the letter itself win aunt, and its intent ILIUM M • waiter of eurnarrzerion. Mr. Wes' —I contend that I hare • right to put the ques tion. and I .i til take the opinion of the Lord Mayor option. Tits Lord Myer—l think nothing need be asked the alg ae,s on to hie otostruction of a latter withal is is 000 rt. Mr. Mr,,t— But the letters are not all is court. 1 osa show that Mr. Miller received soother letter which, from its con tests, ha burnt with oo•tempt. I bars • perfect right to put • question as to the contents of • Wier which was so burnt end destro)ed. Tho Lord Mayor—No, I thick not. I think you hays so right to question the witness upon the contests of a letter Whith ).11 ars not in a position to produce. But I eannot bolo eeptawi•g ray opinion that it was singularly indiscreet In Mr. Milli., as a public offlorr, professing to be indignant at the mere idea of bribery, to destroy such • letter in so ow, • war. Witness—That was because— Mr ttle.gh—You are not asked to t splain, sad you are ant to snorer the giteitiOil wtach wy learned friend put T 41. Mr. West—Allow me to say, my Lord Mayor, that this is no , 131.111i0n of discretion or indiscretion on the part of Mr. Mitt,. The Admiralty have mom forward in this cem to prosecute on behalf of the country, m • great public depart ment; end when be put that letter into the are be probably bed uo idea of anyUdzig further taking place upon it. Mr. bleigh—lt Is strange that a gentleman who bes htM as h., would knock may men down who sageseted tbe man idea of bribery to hint should born such a lOW, it he it, without at the time mends/Am It to MT OW. - . _ Mr.Ste,t—l will ask kin aa to ita noeipt. DM yea am twelve a limn. *Wets jos &inwards bent? W•tatta—Yea I dia. I beret it beecas--- Mr. 86401—Wait a moseest. He dose not profess to knew t►e handwriting of the defendant ; and It le not to be emihtred in the City of Leaden that any charge should be Mee era a Wier received by a went who eferwarde beano tr, sad who adman; that be dwe net ems know the Ileadwritieg of the person from when h• says it wee mat. he Lord Mayor—l tbiak that must not to pal Mr. West—then I will not press it farther now ; bat I bare no doubt that I con produce proof of the contents of the hitter os• litre day. (l'o witasse)—What became of the W. sae? Did you aopt it. Witasse—hreept it ' Xt. West—Did you appropriate it I Meth ? What did you do with it f Winter—ha soon as possible I pee it to the surrinten• drat of ihe dockyard. Mr. Won—nut la all. I have no wore to ask you. Mr. Sierts—ls that your ore? West—Tea. Mr. fikigh—Tbsa I re sot at all sorry that the one war eirAffol. Mr. Goodissa—Behre you address his lordship we had bettor prove the joriedklan, Mr. Singh. Mr. filitatit—Ok, we will take k r granted that Ur Post ale* was Sethi if the dellindent, sad the poetise of the letter, which woe whale the City, eves jurisdic tion there/ore. I was feria( that I warn by so menus &any Mat the era wee adjoterisd so the farmer occasion, although the Whet hoe aiscesserily bees to subject the ilia reams.. who is • proticel wirer, sad arbor et orverel esioal.i• lasprovereata, whir have bur extensively adopted throughout the corny, to farther tapers end ler of time. It u sow I that absedaatly skier lost there is wet • Asia tills or enemas to rem to the charge node spinet the doteeduit eorruptly attesoptieg to bribe Mr Maw le stoke or anal* art contrary to hie duty as a public w ort. H. haedwritag bas bees "Melt by Regis. art *a U. bowel 'Ape toss mask I took the other day *the rod el the lasiniontiag through the rigida wee ley *wit eat, r evevi mere! o bound to act in oath one. he the tense& of lest, without say preview' erreogreent with defeadaat sduittiog that the two baler el • St are wive reveler by Mr. Miller, and that they were seat by Mr. 3 shoo,. whey. ie lbws • met of soy wrap role, or attempt to r nits on his peat? It is laid dews by liswklos, to tie C . .. 0 chapter of his " Pleas of the Cram" that •• • knee. - is 'ha Isere.t oust of the word, le stossrliialt taiga for eraser. oe odor ea ea nudes rower by ar to some prows is the politic maim, or, se we will Wks It, atineectsd with say %We body, is order to *dim his to do say: shirt spirt the rows miss otheeeur and integrity. " Plow. whet is there .a ibis to.. which rube so interpreted' M .yor— What wee the M. are Le? Mr. Sleigh—What was it for? Yost lordship will forgive See 11 I reply to that by sorbet' jaggier. Lothar, • nods ot •to show that Mr. Illahron sought to *der Mr. littler to to einythinir at car "simian the !rem rules of bora, sad istegrity I pot tbie gametes to Mr, Miller. did Mr. dolmen ask yes as de say ilea' ametraty to your duty as • pulite 1111111.1116 l? sad be replied, iiCartataly ace," goo by thee mower 1 err/. liven Wires k hat gnarl, Yea. t 0.,, that Yr 11. nor wee twat by Kr. Salter to Mr. is the shiers ski reel that It wee Wended to la. duos him to de reereire ewittery to Ids deity ass pate striking apainaltb " knows rules ef borer and integrity," I have yet 4ltarn that lin each • rasa re gistrar would be losiitiol la rustattang the delleader the trial. He did ha• work to ate eattelsolien of all peries woo. rear ; be did it eves to tbe sedelstrien of Mr. Millar hinerii, who bee hie oar rival to at week ayeni, sad ie sot hkrly, therein, I: 4 = such work with too treatable en eye. Haying Till iIXPREIiki I SATURDAY ___I4 I P'SNISG, JANUARY 14, • 1860. his contract la March, the ditharat, a less while afir e ear La his arca= to Mr. who that oar sot the I roper Vete, be moat mod it to the Arse ateat•Uaaewl, at the Ado:inky ; bat there the reply was "tt a csmet pay it, brew it is sot signed by Mr. Miller," d to far every. Wisp per to prove that Mr. Miller attempted to threw cold wart es Ms. &r!'s isverkees. But hewer, that rig It to der that Salsas bid sot get lie merry is the ! die of December, awl I dos% luso. sad tion't ome whether I he bee pet it yet, attlarisph Mr. Milks Is Derimbre eertilled tlw invoke and Mr. Balsam seat it to the Adstireity. Ne doubt the Admiralty has bets perfectly right is imerstisp a rigid investigation whim a charge was made of NI attssept to bribe a dockyard .dgoer ; bed se this le • criminal dieser, I most say there ta sothlog is the evidence at all to support the charge. Eves, however, if your lordobip should Nei the awe to a jury I should not regret it, ear the asks of Mr. Balaton, 'toot in so far as it would pat Mae to • greet deal of trouble acrd sapless, for which the government upon his rquittai wit not give him the slightest compuy motion. (Applause, which the officers of the court promptly sapwood.) he L,rd Mayor—This le • very iatrkste ore, Mr. West, sad I should like to bow sir !Ship Dom you cm the poise of law. Mr. Weer—The Admiralty have samidered the nee ray fall.. sad if your lordship sodden the pint of law clearly you will so doubt commit the adrenal for frisk Thera are ass; oases of the Idled gives is assse), sad ymt are doubtless swiss of that of Gent, wise the bribe wee simply fur yobs hie pommel isammew my own tioo is, that say MSS who tire MlLevy to any mem= crows for any terrices which it le to his prier to perform r • public serves; that await le es 'jury le decal IN 10 the motive. The Lord Mayer—l have given ado ewe ell the attention possible, with the rives of Weise wed Nascence of our able chief-clerk. Kr. mad I bays arrived st the coaclusica—nbide I hops is • comet ens—that the defendant was actuoted by • corrupt wenteis in sanding 61. as Alm of her Majort?ie ihenkyei. The question which naturally arises it, fur whet purpose amid tins money be sent P Aid trona • commonness, view I useeterneeder that it nos seat for soar improper garpoes. I um tram borne out la this cocalseloa by • pump et the Wee in widish the second halt of the 61. note woe Maimed, whisk mays, "1 hops to get • larger venial, with more boiler WOW, 10 do neat." I thiak the case is one which dwerves • more thprough investigation time we can give it hem sad that neveitigetios it will no doebt west before • jury, end therefore feel it my duty te mauls the delnedsat far ullal. The denim:kat wee corneetteee ee•eonnasty hang heitt aver in hi. own receipts/4mm in 401, to appear at the sat slain of the Central Criminal Coact, FROM LAST NIOHTB GAZETTE. - 0 _ 11•11121/Pill Jolla hues. OLLltrect. Si Luke% Illamed Nolvaller. to vrairearke Jas.* at IL sod ffeb. 1:1 at IS. et Pralsgamiloiree• eel Hoffer Ma. larautleNotovet ; off. rte.. Belk Cairmakerre••••elem WILIJaII Oman. Otiose, aviator Joe. Matti. rool leo II at I. ma Ital. able*. i cramiestail, iltemi; et Nig. iNortsav ita lki r ""& avid Gooses NaaVas. ?umiak Illeffaridire. amen. art. N GNU& 111. at 11. m Illmil Owl Oak. il&rjrJr WILMA'. JacsioTh=rriamaliater. Werlai=e. Netatiler Jr N =6 , ...itat 11. at •••=1 Owl h na. ....... t .. . awl Sem* i Si I i ani ir I I r; 4 40 1• 4 8.. Hawn t am.. tooth Hawn. Itasca ma lea* Dorretiblro. tatelorker, Jr. ili re 100. 16. et IlsOrt eaurt. Selo. Dam* Pao* sad Terrell. /UAW . on. liiireield= rB. Wrutaa Joann Raven. baker. 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Salami ink el Iselbed.Clgasiale Varkfig C , ..P.M7. rambarA Ga•Coseinu illhaireb MI LOS ChM Cas us,. 6.42.1.• UM= lemma= Oempear. ASIA*. beam= Caw WY. SCOTCH siossravrios. ittlLia• Illfil•11:0 rammer, =wee. aid Caber= ..erne, Jam. M. so the Pave= bal. ellegew. SPORTING. BETTING AT MANCHISTER.—FamAy. TIM DERBY. Bto apt I.:mpire (of) 12 to MS11100.4) (t) 12 to Buccaneer (t) 12 to Nuttenaroe (t) 12 to The Wined (I) 26 to The Drone (of) 60 to Craroced (t) Nothing one of any other event. LOU ITlltillpirlit. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.—Jsx. 13. • ilittip in Banco.—(Bellare the Lord Chief Juselse, --- Mr. Junks Wightsuan, lir. Julie' Crompton, sod Mr.Jesticee NIL) 1113111111 AD MID ANOTIIIIR o. WHITTAN. This wen a rale which had bean maenad to Len term es the motion of Mr. Coleridge, calling upon Henry !linefeed end another, churchwanlens of the pariah of Porcheemr, in the demo of Winctiestar, and likewise upon the Vioar-0,- moral of the Cuselewrial Court of Canterbury, to 'how oases why a writ of prohibition should not issue, preventing them hem proceeding with a suit in the Eoclesnatical Coon of the diocese against the deleadant, for the son- memo of • church rate. it would appear that the legality of the rate in question was disputed—fret, on the ground that the proceeds wen to he applied to the snared= of the parish dumb, a work which mold sot be astionakan without • tetchy nom Um bishop, which inelty hod sever bees granted; esd, se condly, biome woe 00 or 100 preces, who ought to have bean rad, was *mined from this rate. Mr. Prides= sow showed cause against the rule, and sequel Om ethers • matter ess within the jarisathice al the lwAsakitisal Cant • theft et •theasa law MI as eight to the C is ok% aim we l t gthome that thleissth el thee sawMbeg it to *tin. Tisk iss i altag• mot vale mad see if the SeolealM issl emeleshell either the esonts or the nature lair bi bs. _ _ _ _ The Court yes metimeirly tensest tie tab should bp dbreerged, amll with seen imp that awn in terface to eremite, am it might he, Wmiseieedeel Cant Piebg maple jambe is the awe I Themwes we mead what ever for tart the lleekeiembel Coa st would not hem. Se mien. " S enile wee dheheeged seeseillesti, with mob costs as the mama might egjedge. COURT OP RICHRQUIR.—JAN. 13. llllime at NW Prins at Weataalmetaf--(Bekr• Mr. Bane Bramwell mad a errelat Jury.) BEATSON r. SLIN/1-41Z111111,11.1. 7111ATICIell CAM. (Catalysed Ina ml's /sprat.) Captain Banat szanined-1 sin now a ospesis In the Ina I jellied General Besteee's faros as cape* end he made ses olds( of isla seal; bat that was not smarmed by the estanithe. imamate the order cards( bat to 'opened* =siaganllepismber. Iris net true that hs wee guilty d the seats% elleged. Tan is no passel fur sayag that& read robin sae sent raised to the native °Moen or sass. The pan were decidedly &scathed to General Swam. They ware in a state of effective Alsolplies. Craw ezemined—Sonse of the omenof the corps maid there wee this motivates osettat. I resigned becenes Gemara Batas wits supereededi at did Major Berkeley. marti Mr. al BOWLr eloa —Were yen not aired the option of a taut or d's Wilnea--1 do net. to the bon of my bail, think that 1 Inn Awed the epic* of • coartnearthil ; but my intention imam sad 1 wee offered the opportunity of .I tsar hard eharga against Gonna Batson or ;Nys=alf anthem conduct until alter I returned to Ragan& I Mil braking to the 18th Bombay Native Infantry. *.mod—l ranged to serve under General Vivian, inessee I Mffst I had net been well treated by him. By dr C I realest the matting in General Beetson's nom I earalme Weed O'Reilly sad Colossi Shelley laving the imeting. They did not soy they left became they were eoldiers, and ovoid not listen to Boob !WIDOW lan guage. Colonel O'Reilly and I had some words. I said 1 intended to reaps • end Colonel O'Reilly ma, "Yon shan't." I said, " What do you mean by r And it then appeared that Colonel O'Reilly, being • native of the Bmsrald Island, meant "You shan't,' for "Yon caul." (Lavildir.) By Mr. Bo I t is not true that Colonel O'Reilly said that RI went near his mat ha would pat me under arrest. It is not Bksly each wards would be used between two armed men without their consequences. lirliadTer-07stralVI:t;;;;;ained—I formerly belonged to the 6th Haggai Cavalry. I was meant whin General Shirley thapeceard Chneral Beataon's form at Shand*. I never heard General Shirley make say charge of mutiny against Gamed Sesteen. Crompezamised—l joined the force after Captain Borten and the other °Soon bad loft. Mr. Meng Yobs, plaintld 'a attorney, proved that ha we ready to go to trial at the Outage after fdiehaelsoas Dino, 1868, and that an order was made on a stutuaouse taken oat b 7 th e defendant to postpone it unlit Trinity Tatou It wee postponed until the plaintiff Gong Mont home on or 7 osentarsined—The action was common is May, 1857. On the 7th of July, 1869, he gave the dedindsaffe attorney notice that the canes would be tried at these range. This eland the ono for the plaintiff. Mr. Bovill then addressed the jury for the dance. He commenced by observing that if the lama the core Whirr the character of Genera Barna it else allested the boson of Mr. Skein, for be weld net, if focal guilty of baring circulated malicious celemnia spina en ciao In Mr Ma jesty's service, continue form Wotan to held therespasibls pu K office which he now Aped as her 'a omen at Aleppo. The trial of this on had been ed fr om year to yew to suit the convenient of the mid new it was forced on at • time whin Mr. Skin, who been telegraphed for, could not be here. All these matters had been 'annealed by the moat competent tribunal—a military commiseka-- sad General Berson, who had publined hie dine In a temphlet, sad had been spin—and man desurvaßy—ep pointed to • command In her Majesty's nolo% might well have allowed the= to rest. Raving been spin employed in the service of the Queen he could not for • meson suppose that the slightest stigma rested on his character. la the very pamphlet which General Beaton bad published, he quoted • fetter from Lord Pennants, dated Sept. 31 1866, in which be aooepted General Berson . ' resignattoo, but stated he wee wholly unaware of any stigma on his character. Barn BramwW—l nederstand, Mr. Bovill, that no sd is cast on General Beaten ? r Bovill—Certainly not, my lord. Mr. Baron Bramwell suggested that as general Beason's character was no longer in question, an arrangement arts berry to all patties might be come to. Mr. Bovill, having consulted with the other side, said the cos mast proceed. He continued to or; that the only qua nta before the court of inquiry was, whether there should be • court-martial ea General Shirley to malicious statements. The meat was that then was no court- martial. Mr. Skate wee no petty to the pansedags, end only answend quo ta= put to his by Gana Beason. Although General Beaten had renamed great waft to his country, there wee another patios& who In his position enjoyed the confi dence aid the esteem of . the government. That was Mr. Skate, who had held the highest 5- tin in Turkey, and whom character stood as h se that of say in bee Majesty's service. • bad bees . by Lard tihretioni de Radcliffe as the re teasselstive of the British Embassy, sad as civil moan row he was the nprossentrioef her Majesty's goverment. He had also beat incanted private someary to Sir Robert Vivian, who was with the bead-qusetas of the easy at Ketch. He (Mr. Bovill) did not nap General Beaten with being the nun of the hisubordisedies which existed anioemat the Bashi-Basouks, bed he could not prevent such arises dilarenor with the French and the Turks, that as lest the Turn drew up with their guns pointed on the Bothi-Basouks. When it was recollected that these traps wen to am ,in own& spinet the Ree ds= this was • elate of things which might wail excite the notice el the andawities. In his pamphlet General Benson charged everybody with malevolence. He accused Lord Stratford de Redolilewith "implacable ill will," General Msashald with "abominable fslanoods," I Lord Panora with •• breech of faith." Entertaining these I °panne, no doubt ocescisstlouly, was it to be wondered at that he charged Mr. Skase with nielidous falsehoods P But Mr. Skins had been informed of the statements by Mr. Ca ter, the consul, by Canal O'Reilly, and Colonel Shelley. and believed in their truth. General Beason and Captain Berkeley and Cspt.in Burton had, while the war wee raging, not thought it inconnint with their dads to abandon their position because General Beat en hod been superseded at the command of the esentituted authorities. When directed to redo his 0001- mad to Gomel asitik, General Boston would sot do so, but troadarrod It to Colonel Brett. He did not charge General Beason with mutinous conduot, but let him not may that slanderous reports were made of him. That would ao neat for the information given to Mr. Skews, and whin he believed to be true. He aid not believe that the general had sot round • round robin to be signed by the troops, but it was quite true that round robin. existed. They appeared in the pamphlet as petitions from the men asking the general to resent, end rating they were devoted to his service Gene ra Beaton and Captem Burton denied there had been any thing like mutinous conduct in the genera's room, bat Colonel O'Reilly and Colonel Shelley took a different view, and immediately took a course not sanetketed by 'military disciplines of plane tiro regiments at the disposal of Genoa Smith, waiting on him at the hone of Mr. Skate, with whom General Smith and his aide-decamp, Captain Gwynn were then dining. This proceeding, so unusual, amuse attracted attention, and then it was that Colonel O'Reilly and Colonel Shelley, and Mr. Calvert, the consul, mentioned the matter complained of se slanderous, which ha no doubt behoved. Under these circumstances, while Bri gadier Watts commanded the Beahl-Boroults, General Virile, In Jaauary, 1856, sent General Wiley to Sham* to report on their discipline, sad in his private lan to Goner l Shirley mentioned his private rorstary, Mr. Shine, se • gentleman who could afford General SWelay moot valuable sad and information. This ease noned a most NAM chase against Mr. Skew. He did sot dewy that he had uttered the words, but hedid deny deaths uttered them maliciously, knowing the chap to be Isla. Neither Shakily_ nor his lordship, nor General Beaters himself, could, after this statement, which would be proved in evidence, be lieve that Mr. Skein did more than be considered he we bound to do se • public servant, and in the public interest. The learned counsel having concluded his speech the cant adjourned, and the trial will be resumed this morning. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. Jaw. 13. Maim Um Judge Ordinary.) MOAN V. KAMM AND OTEZIA:WILL XAX(NO EXTD&ORDINAZT. This was a testamentary snit arising out of the numerous wills sad codicils of Mr. James Stanford Caldwell, late of Lindley Wood, in the perish of Audley, Staffnrdshire. The deceased, who had been a barrister on the Oxford circuit, wee the son of a gentleman of conaiderable property ; and on the death of his father be r etired from malice. tie died on the 17th of November, 1 868, leaving between 14,0001. and 16,0001. in pc...e0n...11y, and estatte principally in Cheshire, Staffordshire, and Derbyshire, worth about 1,8001. a yeer. He was a bachelor, but he left eeverel neat of kin. Be had had three detail; of whom two, Anna Bliss, the wife of fir. Stanley Rome, of Liool, and Emily, the wife of Sir Henry Holland, wen deceased ; bet they had both lett blew ills third sister was Km Marsh, three of whose daughters, Bliss giana, sad Rouniond, were named ezeoutrius. Toe who was dated to have bees a man of very In temperate habits, lived on decent terms with the members of his family ; and he appeared to have laid great stress upon seceringia far as might be, the perpetual continuance et Lindley Wood in the possession of perms of his own blood and name. With this view be bad made an enormous num ber of wills; so fewer than 26 executed testamentary papers haying been found, besides a vast amount of tioexecuted drafts. In these Instruments he stipulated that if any future heir, even to the hundredth generation, should abandon at rebore to take the name of " Caldwell," the pro perty should be forfeited. The papers before the oonrt waft many of them drawn by himeeft; bat Le had bees to the habit of illiploylag attorneys to prepare wills and codicils for him ; and the will propounded by the .a.entriase,aanieriy, undated the 19th of May, 1866, wee made up partly at matter Is his own landeritimr, sad partly of tants elleneel by him frps drafts which had been sent him by delbrene proimicasl andetsotst. The elventrfass also paawaaaad twe bombe date the 18th of Jim, 11146, - ead the lea of Apra 11611. The last mooted indallillitt in point of dale was the codicil of the 29th of April, 1858, wttiola was farad attached to • wal of the let of Monk 1661, end to another oodicil of the Slat at January, 1662. The main Tendon beton the court wee whether - the phydad annezatioa of the Wm codicil to the will of 1861 had not revived that will. That. Ira no Sewer than tea *maid maployad I the age. AL, Dr, Neal% Q.C., who appeared for the *Aida, She ationdrhae Ida praposadial lira will at May, 1564 with he tee oodiceb; Mr. ilerjelat Pigott end Dr. Westabey. Vho append far Mes.. Marsh, and pleaded sods eusettics. bet who virtneilly eappried the tage of her daughters; Dr. Mr. Ocher Mr. Hunan, who appeared ke Mr. 2dt a s i r rs' y TikorMsa Hodead, the Sir-et-kw, who Voided that the docessodepropeoaded by theozimatrizas were tholes will end eadlollo of the tralaor that those docusents won not sow is tie Sate in which th had been executed , sad that the leas Sees alone of the had Soo duly executed. or had bass intended by the testator to take effst; end hotly, Dr. Phases, Q.C., Mr. Coleridge, and Mr. Hobhose, who :Prfor Captain Gasp Heaths, the em-in-law of one e recesoffe Oaten, and the representative of his ace, a manor, who propounded the codicil of the 29th of April, UM& and pleaded that the word "her,' In one of the docausenta, was originally written "his." The lams leased gentlemen also appeared for Mr. Crofton, the husband of awes daughter of Mrs. Marsh, who, on behalf of his son ((vin • minor), joined in propounding the coding of April, UN, sad pleaded that it tat up the will and codicil to which k Ina atteethaL It should be Sated that the will of 1866 eentataid • general revocatory else% the sly one which the bostator appeared to have sweated. Evidence at the washes of the various pro pounded having boon given, the wart was sddowesd by ceased as behalf of the different partite; bat it to erved its judgment. COURT OF BANYRUPTCY.—JAN.I3. (Bohn Mr. Comaksioaer nine.) al NUM AND PlllOll.-..DLPORTANT JtDOMZNT. This wee the day land for delivering Edward upon th e question of otroate in the meta of Edward and Alfred Prior who had formerly traded an the Norfolk and Baum Camedse Coal Compsny, dreeribed as coal =atheists, of Biriseppte.street, sad earerkere. The Clummiselenit ebeemed—The bankrupts Edward end Alfred PAR, ask fee their osittficatee. The airepoess do not comes. no medlars. • very annierom body, some hundreds, appear to seides with Me bankmas. Om creditor only CCM/ dte ASIR The hither of the bankrupts had been be the deal =ads it, army years before 1849, when be died. Ca hi death Ms am, who had masted him is the budge= suomeded Is it, sad they continued it from 1849 tlll Anna, 11/211, whoa they beams bankrupt. For maw years 11 . bed the melananos at a Mr. Gooch, es a partner, bat In IM, Mr. Hunch erkitdrew, *eking with him 4,2691. as hie share of the plebe, end receiving also 6,6801. as the value of hi she= of the goodwill of the premise*. The profits were at that time really nothing, sod the good will was, therekee, velesiess. The debts moveable against the saga will be Moat 110,0001. Under favourable eirmanseenoes, there may be 20,0001. to meet exposer end pay • dividend ; but if cfroutostioces are unfavourable the WOKS may not exceed 10,0001. at this general outline, It would not he unreasonable to say the male hawse were not untavotusble to the bankrupt'. They had far may years struggled bard for a living, and they fall with the sympathy of the great body of their creditors. Unfortnataly one of the creditors considers himself &missed, and therefore, though he is the only one whe com plains, still justice requires that his complaint should be fully considered. It is in snbaszoe this : Ile says, "Why did you victimise me at the lest P You had been carrying on the business a great many years. Your circtunaanoss had gra dually grown worse, not better, and though, ae between you and your old creditors, with whom you had been dealing for so many yeas with pro& to them, it might have been mom- Mk to obtain continued credit, why did you lathe very Isetyear of your trading, when, takes you *hut your eyes mad refused to see, you most have seen that bankruptcy wee approaching swim sad nearer, why did you then commence with me ? Yee contracted to take 26,000 tans of coal. What justifies tim bed yea for making each a contract with a new me , tamer r The one creditor stating these circumstanose caW apse me to vindicate public kudos outraged in his case, and wheel regretting the necessity under which I lie of yielding to kis appeal, I oannot refuse to de so. Appreciating as Ido the sympathy which niseteen-twaitietbs of the bankrupts' creditors feel for them, I outset protest them from the indlg natio& of the creditor they have wronged if he chooses to i meant the treatmeot be ham received. My judgment, there , fore, 1,, that the certificate must be postroned for one yeas., sad 'about protection. If the bankrupts are imprisosed I cannot release them under three months' imprisonment. Their certificate, however, when granted, will be of the es , oond clam Linklater eked for protection for twenty-one day; to amble the bankrupts to appeal. Mr. Lawranoe, on behalf of Mr. Plitilipeon, of Newcastle, did not °ppm the application, believing that in this aim the marisinetry of the court would not be abated. Ecoosr—l do not like to eatabliah a precedent. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—JAN. 13. sw Rs RICKARD BRADLIT.—A OLIN OD LIJNACT. This was a petition by Meier Fnifeed, the Governor of Stalked Gaol, for the discharge of the insolvent, on the ground that he was a potion of unsound mind. Mr. Sergood applied, on the part of Mr. Burbury, the detaining creditor, that he might be appointed assignee. The insolvent was arrested in August, and was certified afterwards to be a lunatic. The Commissioner in Lunacy celled the attention of the Secretary of State to the case, and be directed the visiting justices of Stafford to procure the discharge of the party, in order that be might be taken to a proper asylum. A certificate wee then given of the inset:ay, on which the governor of the gaol presented a petition to the overt praying for the discharge of the insolvent. No sandals was filed, and only notice of the application given to the detaining creditor and his attorney. Mr. Commissioner Murphy directed the discharge to ism*, and appointed the detaining creditor the assignee, to inquire into any property the insolvent might possese. ZHE POLICE COMM. BOW-STRBET. .7ohn Moroi," anomnibus driver, employed b the London General Omnibus Company, was charged by James Weller, the driver of an "opposition' omnibus, with drivieg in front of his vehicle, so as to obstruct him in his course. Mr. Bury Hutchison appeared for the complainant. Prom the statement of the complainant, corroborated by that of his conductor, and of Mr. Scull, a paseengar, it ap peared that ea he (complainant) was driving along St. Martin's-lane, on his way from Westminster to Hammon hill, he was " nursed" by defendant and another of the ai " drivers. e was hailed by two ladies, who got into m a ill ianiege, B. though defendant's conductor " tried to get them away." Thornton then drew his omnibus in iron of his hones in such a position that be INN prevented from pro ceeding kr about three minxes. Daring this time defendant's cemdustur wee ageing Weller in the filthiest manner, and sinking tke Wien use to rids with him. resident denied the charge, and called another driver, amid Iksitfe rove a counter charge sons& Weller, of ohrerneting &Indent In Chandoe-street. This witness, how ever, peeverkated so grossly that Mr. Bury Hecklers theight it Ilallessirary to 614:40-examine him. The Magistrate convicted him, but reserved the *entente till be had beard another case wising out of the same tran saction, a charge against William Maynard, conductor of Thornton's omnibus, for using abusive language. Be pleaded railt y. Ths witness being recalled, repeated the gram expressions used by the defendant in the hearing of the Wee. Defendant denied having used some of the language attri buted to him. Mr. Hall said that unless the magistrates took the severe comae of sending drivers and conductors to prison for these Amen he fiend they would never be suppressed. Oa this occasion, however, he would not go so far. He would try the edeot of stuipeudin• their bourses for a fortnight. Thorsen must also pay a ens of 11., or be imprisoned tor 14 days, and Maynard must pay 31. or go to gaol for one immix. He feared, however, that fines had very little effect, u there were subscriptions amongst the men to pay them. The defendants paid the fines with undisguised satisfaction TRAFFIC RETURNS. Yrß•la Maw P•e. Mar. TOY. S• 2/ 0.226 on•en allow**. 11.18. ,IA S. ask MON •a. 1 . i 1 A a 0 anal MEM ................ - - MI /1.4 aammn sad MIIMMom ....- - IN 492 140 102 Mat iMilm. JIM I. (212•02•M1L....—.-.......... MI 0.014 2.382 14.312 11.10) Tax Mulascaricorr ar Tit Bair 11•DILtS.—Ax itcpairy. Mowed by the Bawd of Trade, late the dream ittoacas sue/Witty the abenthareent of the barque Madre*. I. Deities, from Load= for Ohms Leooe, was held it ai Lead',. an' day. ' , afore tbe Lees! Marine Board of the port of Mt. Henry Otote presided, sad Mr. Ingham, the magistrate. modeled the board I. cooducting tn., investigation. Mr. Take. solicitor. sppeared to watch the proceedings on behalf of the other, Mr. Hilbery. Mr. Brown, of the Boyd Ea change Iseurance Company, also atqaded. BM wee them- I dosed Moomaber 27, and a/terser& mattith, la order that she might tot mason dantthe to other mew& It wee oleo alleged that the eaptata had been intemperate. The or,urt were of °pinks that the ship had not been prematurely sbandoned, bat world report to the Board of Trade upon the SINIOIt of Caveats. Davies. THE PENINattLAtt MAII.B —The Peninsular and Oriental Caropeey's atom-par-kat Sultan strived at &iuth empties. yesterday, with the Pthinseler malls Her dates an. Lab" ha. 9; Now% 9 ; Vigo. 10. (Aderrtieriwate T t i i— HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT AND • tanrimm Wbooss yinw at ponying, sM dies foto. le au ogilleeole firm ef fewer oblooded by trim/doe of Ow windpipe. In a. lOW eon...au wa s ernswously weediellem adapted fry mei*. the sue weriows esouriseewei sad Hoiden the maiming is inoriol. Tbis elonseissa soar thee thew, o 01.4 on Holloway'. wed,. ors toe werdbfw ilee enedilowie Mee hem p tealnal-in. aside. or It eepeare moowilee wilier. I tee ilret by Lb* lb. haw by eeer blue Owes It er< rya,. Al lb* wow ta.U. tr .. .l43 .i. Weargr.. • prrpsret.enr. wr lob We sot aintako •Heen of be Won conealtiation. IN 22 TH - 1 XSTROTOLITAN SALOON ONNIIIIIS COMPANY Mr. Lush appeared to;;;;Wcauits against a rule which wee ebtained last term cram upon the company to show cense why the submission to arbitration. in the dispute between this r e in ve my and the Osteral Omnibse Compaey should Lot be mime the Saloon Company gave security for all mot sad Ware oases in the matter of the arbitration. It may be ramethored that this arbitration originated la ea thalethent which had bees prefaced by the Weea Car pry spigot their rivals. end which it wee amengal sheath he withdrawn on the questions In dispute _WS( Warr to r error. Thin Wag so, the arhWraaoa wee preseeded will, bat after coast expense bed bees tnearred the Selma Camas, wee made bankrupt. Case them Mama sham the rule in wades was obtained. Mr. Lea testes that them wee as mesalent hr snob ITreatiot. Whet the General Omaha Company was seentity ice all thoeosts incurred from the very 001eled•Oelliglit of the pressedinge—that Is, for all the oasts pier to the beakniptcy, as well es whatever might be la. awed for the halm. If each VIM the case the amplieents would actually be roach. MIL in the pound miler the bea llirr e jtise Ciampi:a—BM surely, Mr. Lb, year slants hem sellleellem is give warn he hew mete? Mr. Quoi n m bleat of tit Owed Omegas Compaq, inth his alma was by me mom WWI ,he Amin the ohm pet w thdr shim. The wade aim mis a juggle ; the angry at beta mused op, the y bstriaLei their effects, sad that was net malredicted in the a Yr. Lwas—There Wel Met one word fa the admits about a juggle. This wee sot now the thee of an Whim kph ruptcy. 'file Chief Justice—The ordinary rule to elms of bath niptcy is to require security against hare tea and although, ea auggiotad by Mr. Giffiud, this loss cdelleay a criminal proceeding, yet It was converted by the arreasmait of the parties Into a cavil proceeding ; the ordinary rule thee to obtain. Mr. Leib said that after that intimation his dilate were yawed to give security for tattoo cows. It wee then agreed thetas company within a fortnight wee to give se cur ity for the mete that might be incurred shoe the coming in of the M. health award in 16e case on behalf of some of the directors el the lisloon Company. 11110 INA. v. attires. Mr. l'aet thee* care against a role obtained by Mr. Bovill delft bettor in thia case. It we. se far an information to be exhibited scar Mr. pOtlr Bag Brewer, one of the coroners for the comely of Netter. It was made at the instance of a Mr. Winslow, audits ground of that geatimaan't wimplebit was that he had held an inquest on the body el the late Mrs. Wiesirs, wih of the sepheant, tutnearadly sad through as** metives : art is is say, from a &eke to obese the mamma hat, end Ikea& Jealousy of the deemed on seem* si her well Mown emaral skill and her ;reties of iletribeeing mild* at • cheap rate amongst re pow ; sad seereem For mi* the imam to be held n et an dr rt properly dyad, and *wag that it had been =. by two inhabiters tithe nal of Edmunds and Wil although the sigalaall ea. sot attached to the paperta, enbseqnsetly to the brier Mrs. Winslow was a lady el about fifty-four year old, and the resided at Healey, err Newport. Bbe was to the habit of premiabg to medicine, and of distributir it argot tbo poor at a mill chirp. It use Mated by • Mr. Critic. Eases, whose sea had minted bat deastrae, se well as by that sea, that the Mast hal tesealmel - hapreprly ad ennexamaly. Mr. Wham Mal that his wt. died ea lite 12th of Aril hat, dew *wag ham ill of dropsy for sere Si... She lived sprt ban her *awe& sod *deg her Mum she *olio* all medical aid. Xs. Wham died en the 11* of April, sad on the 13th the ingei wee had. On dm melag at the 11th an application was made by a mad Morgan, to Mr. Brewer, to hold ea la the y, sad it was that Edmund. sad two persona raiding is the sighboarttood, were the two pima who signed the appilostioa conjointly with the pollestra. Bowen", they male an elide* et the silt that they had not alma sot y sties Tress. ppm mega see helm the gar the verdict ; nor did Um blow that bed suer signed a paper calling upon Mr. Berra to hold at TWA* at they Bawd Weir sir . sorrel were 2ell, they condefiedMr. Brewer had obtained *a Wlseguiealy Mr. Beam made applies*. Or rirThilime, the lam anallies dis allowed than, sad edlonassis that MM. eit the Omen committee wee animel p the h rel le the gutter makes. Well, such Mktg dr .. egmbet le Mai, be (Mr. Phipann) would now to answer It is Asti Mr. Brett, who eppeared MI the ether =Jell he felt hound here to Interpose, end femte that pima the affidavits which hie Mead waslmenibsel wi llau t tal b,Yt was des to Mr. Brewer to mama last all the suggestions which had been made of his havingbatabilereed by Diana motives had entirely failed, and that it wee madeovident Mr. Brewer was a gentleman who he. artibref yore had borne r high a climactic as any rethenan could have. Mr. Phipson said he w most heppyto hear the announce meat just made, still It was neresery to add a low words In vindication of Mr. Brass's character. With reaper to the allegation of baloney, Mr. Brewer stated that, although be had acted as a surgeon for many years In the mienty, be had only come to Newport about fine months before the hay'. death ; that though he hod heard of her caisson he had sever thought of her. With respect to the allegation of the agnate', es to the application rein been improperly attached, Mr. Brewer swore that it vas Merges and not himself who hued obtained the *Mares at Bdmatd. sad Williams, &enlist on the moron of the jury being mum bled he (Brewer) publicly asked Morgan Si the paper was eicsed. Further, two of the jury .el 4 they sew Edmunds and Williams sign the piper. It was tree the fierce committee related Mr. Brewer his fees, but that was because they con sidered he bed hews guilty of an error of judgmest in bolding the inquest, they at the same time eapresely freeing Mr. Brewer from the imputation of having sated therein hem =Toot motives. Again, no later the, the bid of harry last the dares committee sapiently deckled they had not intended to impute corrupt motives to Mr. Brower. The Chief Justice, interrupting the learned aseneel, said within could be more complete than Mr. &ett'a statemer regarding Mr. Brewer. That gentimeaa would morn without a shadow upon his character, ter and except that Incurred by his having acted without due din:maim in hold ing the inquest; it was therefore unnecessary to pursue the matter further. Mr. Aiwa - than applied for the costa of the application. Kr. Britt amid not congest to that. It was piala Mr. Bream boa boo, guilty oleo error la Ivikonst. and than fore Mr. Winslow was not without& moms foe having send se ha had done. TM Lniclaidef Juetice—l think, Mr. Pla Igo" yea :east be gadded to have the rule discharged without eon* but with an meurance that we do sot de so bosun we believe that any imputation rests upon Yr. Brower, but simply be cense Yr. Winslow cannot be oceeidered blameworthy. Ride dheoberged accordingly. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS . — Jut. 13. Sittiop la Bamea.—(lllllore Lad Odd Judas STla aid Judos. Witham amd Willa.) CUNARD AND OTITIS IA TAM OPTIS.-0011MOSION ON Tll PALL OP ♦ MP. Thu woe an acti;ll7oreeo --- veren;;;;lMs, at the rats of 21 per cent., upon the sale d • steam ship, celled the Chia pas, end at the trial before the Lord Chief Justice, at Guildhall, the jury fond for the plaintiff far 1001. Yr. Wilde now zoned for • run for • sew trial, upon the that the verdict wee egoism the weight et evidenes. rir t hat counsel stated that both parties were agreed that • breiter who carried out • owaireet for the male d • ship wee mended to sosemisidon ; and farther, that when • broker was the Int te 'annum the seller mid the buyer upon the sob jest se sae end the sole wee efterwerde effected, though sot threugh the beaker, WU the broker wee entitled to commis sion. Is this tees two ethos brokers besides the plaintiff's bed bees ceacarsed is the itiewaotisa, gad the parties had =1". bees Isvmenj h ecataaaitatioa ; sad be sub that the plaid& bed sot made • ors which entitled them to canoission. The Lon Chia Jidda, maid he could sot may that he wee dissatisfied with the verdict, though no doubt he thand have bees better sanded if the Tertian had been the other way. The matter had been tried by • very °umber's% tribunal, before which the whole one had ben fully boo qiht, sad the court would sot thriving harden with the verdict. Sale refused. Maine et NW Prins is Middlien.—(Before Mr. Justice Myles sad • Comma Jerry.) waid.ans • SMITH. tide was ea whoa apes • WI of exchange for 701„, sad the quake raked sppames the tweed wee whether the handset bed reeideed seaeldsrstisa he endorsing the bill. • rest don el animism num glees os both dim, sad ft we el • 'my seadiedera oberearae. The Jeri abineetly Med swath* be the phial!. WESTMINSTER. A lady applied to Mr. Arnold for his advice under the following circumstances :—She said that on Thurada_y even ing abehired a cabman on the teak at Layne-street, Pimlico, to Oda bet sister on the following morning from Glonosetar- Wait to the Great Northers Railway station, King's-crow. IBM pow Ides the foe agreed apes (11..), and he we. to be at the hoses at twenty minutes Wiesen in the morning, In order to rush the station in good time for the 7.40 train. The driver gave his ticket, describing J. Brown, of 4, Moretos terrace, Pimlioo, as the proprietor, and finding the cab did not corns at the appointed time, applicant sent there. Her sister, however, wee unable to reach the Great Northern, as the driver did not make his appearance at her house until half-peat seven. This was the third morning in accessories that she had experienced a similar disappointment. Mr. Arnold said be would consult with his colleague, who would be at the court in an hour's time, and desired the lady to look in again. The lady on her return said that since she had made the application to Mr. Arnold the three chilling. had been offered to her back, but she had refused to accept it as she bad determined to leave the matter in the hands of the magma. trace. After soon conversation, Mr. Arnold recommended her to take the three shillings beck from the driver. There were greet doubts whether the proprietor coal be boned by any contract entered into by the driver. The best plan that a person requiring a cab early la the seerning could adopt would be, to go to a cab-yard end make the required engagement with either the foreman or the mutat, end then in default the latter could be sued for damages. The lady thanked the magistrate and retired. MARYLEBONE. - - - John Curtis, dotorTbed as a sitilie&M, was charged with having stolen a coat, the property of Mr. Mark Loma, Jas., staying at mount at the Bedlaid Hoed, Covent gardta ; and also with is meault of a most riots= asters upoa an iseeesser and a omarable. Shwas Sell, as eller of the Royal Society for the PITIMM WM of Creaky to Animals, depoed that ea the previous alight, Demme 9 sad 10 o'clock, he was on duty et the pri vate canoes of Mises Ridiapsobael, Seymour-place, Beyesawamegeare, wain ho sew MO primer quit a wattlug must with a coat ender his cam. He (witness) stopped him, aid soled him what Do had, us be was tpessing along the pump loading so the siren ; to which he replied, ' lt's a eat ecleogiog to my rated gentleman, who is in the riding-esbeid.” Witness told him be knew better, sad wok lie Roe eamtody. Mr. Lemma Winged the coat produced by the after, and mOd 111 wt ilk_ ishim to a private ram. laspestur , MthsD divisiss, stated Oat thaw the r osi n woe s jives late custody, is a t t ipn r a l as coad v n i onid I the band. He bi c ed t = u f a roar the irounds i. iAlioied e by 7 th i : primmer's teeth. He (privmer) she baked blot,. Sal tae aid' coat and nommen, in addition to which he Warta attract the actienlion of a gnat somber of cabeautand others, with Inn stew, no doubt, of enlisting thrombi' side. Pelba •ooastabla 267 D said that on the way to the otesSon. basso the prisoner lucked ham several Woes, and threw Min down. Hammi (to prisoner)—What is your answer to this &asp Per—The piece was very much crowded, and I ac count for the posetwition of the coat in thls wey. A young &atirsalted me to lay hold of it, and Oohs it over fo r o an Mr. Francis, who keeps a puldle.honee nearly ° V. l . te l..ove, chief officer of the Royal Satiety for the Pre. ventlon of Cruelty to Animals, assured hie worship that at the riding-school alluded to Mr. Rerey exhibited his pow er and control over various horses gratuitously under the auspioes of the society, and that upwards of 3,000 persons were present at the exhibition. He was happy to my that the present ease wee the only one of robbery or assault arising out of the gathering which had celled for the interpo. like of the police. Mr. Remain committed the prisoner far trial. THANES._ _ _ George Andrava, a well-known thief, about 22 years of age, wee charged with burglariously breaking end entering the dwelling-home of Mr. Thomas Duke, No. 26, Bower. street, Commercial-road East. Mr. James Doke, the son of the ores*, of the house, said that he sat up very late is hie bedroom read ing a newspaper, and after finishing the perusal of it he threw It down on the floor and went to bed. Soon after wards he heard the rustling of the newspaper on the floor, and thought a cat was in the room. Thie continued at Intervals for two hours, end every time he heard the rustling of the newspaper he called oat "B't, cat; get out, oat." Boon after three o'clock in the morning he again heard the rustling of the newspaper on the Boor, and main called out to the supposed mt. Directly afterwards ha heard some one leave hie room sad own down emirs. He leaped out of bed, and celled out "Police, thieves 1" He heard some one open the street door and leave the house, end continued calling out police. In two minutes afterwards the prisoner, who had no shoes on, was brought back to the house. There was an area and high railings in front of the home, and upon 'nomination of the premises he Mannered that a nest and had bean fastened to the rail ings, by which the thief had descended Into the area, broken a pane of glees, and removed the fastenings of the kitchen window. There were shutters to the window, but they were not fastened, and the burglar after loosening the catch of the window, had no difficulty in obtaining ad mission to the kitchen. In answer to questions by Mr. Yardley, the witness mid that the only thing removed wee a pair of spectacles from the kitchen table. They belonged to his mother. They wore returned to him that month* by a lady, who picked them up in Bower-street. The footed"; on the stairs, es the burglar descended from the bedroom, were those of a person who had no boots or shoes on. itiohaelDonum;,police-cens table No. 212 H, said that at half-past three o'clock this moraine he heard an alarm, end cries of "Thieves I" end "Police!" in Hower-street, He saw the prisoner with his boots in his head running towards the Commercial-road. The prisoner, who came towards him, add, " He's gone that way," and pointed towards the prosecutor's hones. Witness stepped the mi aow, who repeated several times, " He has gone that way, policeman." At that moment the promentor called out, "Stop him," and he took the prisoner to the station-house and .earthed him. He found some limiter mashes and seve ral home-breaking implements on the prisoner. The prisoner was committed for trial. JUAREZ& ffeGAß.—The average prior of brown or Idusocvado sugar, the modems of the Brithk Proeessiona in America, for the week ending Jan. 10, is 27.. 91d. per ewt. exclusive of the duties of customs paid or payable t hereon.—No return of the sale of brown or aftmoovado sugar, the produce of the Mauritius—The average price of brown or Musco vado eager, the produce of lb. Beat Indies, for the weekend ing Jan. 10, is 32a. 4d. per cwt.—The average prim of the two foregoing descriptaons of sugar, jointly, computed as above, and exclusive of duty, is 295. 51d. per owl. COTTON.—LivEnsoor., JAW. 13.—The damned this week, es evidenced by the daily estimate of business done, mounting in the aggregate to only 45,000 bales, has been slow, and a gradual concession in price has been made, ending in a reduction in our quotations, es compared with thoee for this day week of id to id. per lb. for American, and id. per lb. for Burst. Brasile have ruled also slightly in favour of buyers, whilst Egyptians have been in good demand and have maintained their previous position, especially good and fine stapled lot., which an rather dearer ; the Marne, which embrace cotton from chip's side or contrite. to arrive, sum up 78,040 balm ; the trade having taken 60 480 bales; specu lators, 4,770 American, 20 Egyptians, and 130 Bursts; and exporters, 6,400 Araeldolll, 110 /labia, 120 Egyptians, and 4,830 Bursts There are at sea for this port 186,767 bales of American and 81,091 florets, against 162,900 American and 64,087 Bursts same time last year. There is a fall demand to-day, and the soles may reach 7,000 to 8,000 bake. COTTON GOODB.—Ntswcanwrin, Dec. 13.—The im provement in the price of yarns which took place in the early part of the week still continues, and quotations are in a shade higher. There is a demand for Holland and Ger many, and buyers for India and China se well es the home trade in the market. There is a steady business In fine yens and two-folds, but no change in other mopeds. Owing to better accounts by telegram from India yesterday there boa been a brisker demand for goods suitable to that market, at an advance of fully lid. per piece for shining*. There is a proportiosate alma, as dtkar fabrics for the mass market. ♦ comiderable business bas been done, in foot, at this ad vance, but in other goods there is no change. The market is firma, and a healthy demand is experienced In all depart ments. CORN.--CllntrialOßD, JAN. 13.—Thers was a moderate supply of wheat but the state of the weather alternstas from wet to host, and frost to wet egain, which greatly offsets the coedition of all grain ; the decoy and Works sun*, was d'illetdt to sell, at a decline of le., while the beat runs were taken at a alight advance in rtes. Red, new, 40e. to 445.; old, 475.; white new. 42e. to 48e. • old, 80a. to 6 1 a. Barley firm for all beeedeocriptions; bearis also rather in favour of sellers. Ing. 13.—The arrivals of wheat were fair, but there was not much demand, and the better dry samples realised barely last week's rates. Other kinds le. per qr. cheaper. Barley is limited demand and rather cheaper, es rept choice maples. Beane rather easier. Oats and shelling not materially *hinged hi pries. Averages of the week end ing Jan 9 : Wheat, 2,716, at 46.. 60.; barley, 1,019, at 38. llid. ; beam, 10d, at 43a. 60. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CABIJALTIEe. Demo,lah.—A Miasma team Gallipoli, dated ha. I, Matra that the Desiovisis (Ligurian barmaa), Domaldtmia, from Odessa to Loadop, with, maim, am mhare our that place, three fourths of the wgo ti damaged.—Contaattnople, Jan. 4. lola Wean, Bream, tram Quebec., able& arrived an Om UM Des. at the bottost of etrd'e Weed. where mot of her eerie wee Ma ohmegml. capsized last dn. awl tort the grouse on Aird's hank; fee* amed.—Durntrim. Jan. 11,. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Was% trees lirarpooi for Galveston, Dee. $, Ist 14 If. Ws 11 R. Arne.. trots Llwripool ler madmen% Dee. 16, Mt 16 N. Use 47 W. II se floors. from 1./rmoot tor Valparaiso, Dee. 7, Ist I N. 100 3 1 1 W. Negotiator. Miele. from esumertes4 for Roos Komi, ell well. Nov. 6 . lat 10.6 Le, too At W. nom 0. ttte Deep, from Foo.eboo.bo for Lawton, Not. it, Ist 34 ft Icet 17 Z. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. . . BLOX4II.—Jas 9, It Xoestatreet:TroseThatoroquare. the woe of W. Nonce. 01 a we. W. BUCK 1.--Jen. 12. ea lasialaw A., der of• eedmt. W cetbouroo term, the wUe tbe Be'. Bute. W eon. DIXON.—Jae. 11. at Wagnegtoo.terrace, YNdrbitl, the wife of R. DUG% Le of • daughter. GILLIWPIfi—Jaa. 10. at Belmont, Lee, the idle of J. 3fUeaple, E.g ., o seen 101111PFL—J. U. et Frederick stmt. Orarstaa.road. the wife or M. LJoseph. of awn. IM TM—Jen. Is at Them-area; llaDeittetsr-egaare, the who of El. Ttmse. Meg.. eta sou. MARRIAGES. DRITTLIIAWIC—LEIIII—Jen. 11, at Orem, Church, Dailey Dal% Derby, by the Syr. W. P. lelabw. & Wleheaa.J oo .. E.q.. W ID/WC to &leo Sarah. daaahter of the late My. W. Lew. of 00 1 1a—GOLDS1110.—Jan. 13, at Trinity morel, Waryieboar. Icy the afIC T. T. Doody. M.A., the ker. T. Cooks, M.A., to }o th er, eleoatztor et the late M. Gotheald, Seq., of Upper Harley grow. 10. at SI. army's, blewmw 0 9, 00 r 0 . by the ter. W. Howarth, trans.. sea et the late W. elbte, lay.. of Loa. 101 a. Deb. to liariteite, daughter et Mr. J. Nord, of Stratt, , ol. gea-Avee. HAILTLST-11011TOS —4w. , n. at lionth•yerwle 0100.0. Lerdp Ty t lase i ttltz : l H. i silhaeht i lfz. J. Hartley, toiler, daughter LAtIBRIOK-1001111L11.—Jah. 11. ot MarfobrtheCasee. awthres. by the Rey. T. Vona, Larehrkt. o f Bora Rads, lafealry. to Nadir& Ana. PAW sob, daughter of Ge.u. &U., Jed Royal Wa.ine Light latarthl• DRATHB. IIIGILL3L-Jsa. 9, et gnat Gaddeedee, Herta, Beery, W MR. J. B. Benham, Lkseetaat la 11.14 A 90th Ligbt lofaDtrY. DO s tliTT.-Jart. le, at the Iterhary. 81. Cliesstl4. Ileatlaga, O. 1v0r 1311 4 M4•11D.-Jea. 9, at Ilaverlate-elyrat. Ottateerct.""" laireerg. I.ohelabad 4. Dle.. aged 74. OLARIE.- Jan. 10, et Ma-plece, lalewcalk. Ifiddiceat. J.Ohre, 1118 . 11 ". . 1 .. 111111-J ' AL 10 the Pr3N7. IterMerd ta•Avon, threat. , or the WS elr D. Itraidat, WM, Ned 33. lonid - 17.-Jee. 9, at Beebertretreet, Bur Itorthrroed. T. rodrob Ihq . aged 73. 431.61LAWAY.-1 . at the Glebe Lade, Ililtettara. Bum , . A' Gereaws9 Gee., Zd 74 WHITGOVItN.-Jes. 13. et Derldni, Imr et, Ni. 'Millard F. Whl• beam Neel 111. Prtslst sed MIMI 'mum Kos Ilmakcd Is I. On* ki de Mb et Misr. at Um OM. Is Lomw.' aim% IS Ys PriAllia d w —IIMIOST.WoLst 14.130. I '. ''' o