The Express. — London, England, 1865-02-03 00:00:00

D 44114. It OUST -Lan. NS. PAUL unnia's 00hrtrIMMUST 11111if1e. The oomplirunntary benefit, given by the whole dramatis puleseion to Mr. Paul Bedford, took place at Drnry-hae Theatre yesterday rooming, before a large, brilliant, and euthosimtle audition. The Duke of Cam bridge, the Duke of Boanfort, and many other well•known noblemen and distinguished gentlemen, gave it their patron age, and the stage was filled with needy all t h e theatrical celebrities at present in Loadom The pious chosen were— The Arra Belle, to which Mr. Toole and Yr. Paul Bed. ford appured—the latter gentleman Wigwag "Jolly Noss," by "particular desire;' My Acne. Adria, lu which Mr. Bothers appeared ; Max ea Car, in which ILr. Bankston. end Mr. Compton impure' ; end a grand meeting on the stage, in which Mr. Paul Bedford, who was introduced by Mr. Bacerlosw received the 1 , friendly congratulations of more than Wig of our leading actors mad =IMMO. This last •0•110, which was more affective and appropriate to the occasion than any number of fames and comediettas would have been, was concluded with the Stoke angel "Auld Lang Syne," in the chorus of which everybody joined. The solos were sung by Mr. Haigh, Mr. George Pesos, and Mr. Corti, who represented the musical profession. Mr. Paul Bedford began life as an opora singer ; he sang with Catalan', and was the original Beppo in Pro Disco/it, and it war goad, therefore, to see many celebrated 'lagers shaking bile by the hand amongst the actors with whom he has bees ammoniated for half • century. The receipt., after paying all expense., will mob about 500 f., a gratifying proof that old performers are not forgotten by the public. THE LETE SLIMLY THEATRE CALEMITY.—The satire proms& of a benefit, to lake plain at the Cantarbtuy Ball oa Wednesday evening nett, at which ell the artiste of the Orford and easiterbery lUDs Otinpany, will graMit lonely avant, will be headed over to the oaf sate em ployee at the late Surrey Theatre. SOCIETY FOR THE ItllOO47RActIlaNT OF THE Fan Arra.—Last evening Yr. Herald delivered his send tan on " The early dramas ♦ of Shakeepeare." thiamine reviewed by the leisbarar were air—via., Two Gar ileum* of Verona. Comedy of strum, Love's Labour Lost, Hamlet, All's Well tAat Ends Well, and Romeo and Joliet. Of thine be gave a subtle analysis, drawing therefrom in ferences in favour of Shakespeare's iatellannal and moral character. SPORTING INTELLIGBNCR. TAITERSALLS.—TaussaAy. Notwithstanding the appeareatle ei the weights for the Chester Cup, and (the other Spring Handicaps on Wednes day, there was not a bet on any one of three events at Hyde- It-corner this afternoon ;in short, the proceedings gaaera➢y were about the slowest imaginable. If there was anything at all lively, it wan the discuasiou of the =mite of Topham's handiaippieg in the Chester Cop, the glaring discrepancies between his estimate of the capabilities of certain animals, and that of Admiral Roos, being the prin cipal topic of conversation. At the Victoria Club on Weduesday afternoon 1,000 to 900 was taken in one bet about John Day's "lot, " but despite the one given thereby the public would not be induced to invest upon say one animal to-day, and neither Danbury nor any other stable was thought good enough to "go for" until at lead the publication of the acceptabose. A few {riding bets were Lid on the Two 71tonsand and Derby, but the prior, acceding to the subjoined list of quotations, ate merely nominal. Closing prices : - _ . TWO THOUSAND. 7 to 1 ad Yr H. Clutplin's Brooseetto 'ol7l 9So 1 Yr. Morris Lambed 'A and offered) 10 to 1 Mr. Merrys V .off) 100 to Lord Stotaford's Aodso 1, 100 to 7 lord Gleagow's flifie (1) DISHY. 10 to apt Mr. 11.: F ild Bresdalbase (1) MO to Mr. 1 4 a Chattanooga tSOto 1) 100 to ttr Joseph ilawlersßeitealnder (olLt Wto 1) 00 to Lord Stamford's Archimedes ,t) SO to —• Mr. Marrs Zenned (t to GOO 40 lo llr. Keteo's Back (t and ofi) 44 to Lord Westmoreland's Brahma t) 50 to Mr. T Pan's friday .0) 1000 to 1 Mr. Berge Itesselab's Itlchrocad (t and off) Sir William. NM, entered in the suss cf Mr. T. Iru. is not, it appears Makin*. LIVERPOOL SPRING MEETING. WEIGHTS POI TILL OWN NATIONAL STENTUICHAIIN (YaadlaF of 20 son ow* h ft, and sit dookrod (to 11r. W. E. Tophaa, of Chaster, an or Wore Thursday, rib. 9, at noon), with 130 added ; the wood to ism his Wake. About 4 Wiwi sad a quartos. (103 subs.) . • . az* Age e 6 lb The Mandiago (late i 5 lb Echo. by Artillery .. Ti 10 12 Chawade) Prank a II 0 Priam, Ingmar. ... • 1019 Inaba • U 6 AP6. Malting • 12 4 Allerelliw L'Afriada 0 II 0 Goshawk 6 010 Jerry Ply Miter II 11 11 Prwansa Carmine DM ....... • II 12 Mask Beek Noy:lWe ' S Ul2 =ition.by Cyclops a 10 I Lord Burghley look the Gardener.. a 11 I Baldots 6 10 1 Game Chicken a U I lialessila 6 10 1 Moblematic a U 1 Barb/81MB Leonidas • U 1 Mzea us e d p ere ld •• 10 Blood toyed, by The V • 10 Marquis Global! Joe Bailey a 111 Ballycemy a 10 Acrobat Creole a 11 Cheerful Boy A 10 Ifeenwood 4 U holey • 10 Arbary 0' Colwell Iced Georp a U West End itattleseake a n TY Brewer Wee Nell Brush •124) PICO WIMIT a 11 Tumbler • 10 Plibealler My los • U Church Militant.... 6 10 linweas Geese (bb) a 11 Milan Sinking rind • 11 liembury (kb) Alcibiade Cameo Sher Mar a 11 Gamecock a 10 Wilford Shropshire) (h4r).... • 11 1 nnellan 6 10 6 11 Cockatoo Vio ßa Ti2re .. ...... 5 11 Plying Spur Charity Bey Demon 6 11 The Caw Adders Bali Court 6 11 Chester Wild Chieftain 6 U diedneere Pony • 10 Portland a n Goldbeck Mimes Merrimae Morocco Lishtheart a 10 1 Dobbin Bridegroom UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. OXFORD, Fn. 2. TAE VICE-CHANCELLOUN COURT. —ln a oongre• ption holden this afternoon, a new form of statute was promulgated on the 'object of the Vlee-Chascellor's Clout. This statute authorises the Vice-Chaucellor to admit, in future to the othoe of proctor, to plaid, barristers-at-law sod attorneys of the superior courts (whether they be mem bers of the university or not), and such persons ally. It provides also that the number of proctors shall in futon be three, at least, aced that the permission to practice may be withdrawn by the Vise-Chancellor for sabcient cause. OEM COLLEGE. —Mr. James Simon Mackintosh, com moner of St. Mary Ball, was this morning elected exhi bitioner of this society. CAMBRIDGE, FRB. 2. PROFEENORIAL CERTIFICATE EXAMINATION. Lsw.—Examined and approved by the Repine Professor : Banos, Trinity Sall ; Phipps, Trinity 11A/1 ; Perko, John's ; Gillespie, Trinity ; Proctor, Quets's ; Hall. Trinity ; Abraham. Trinity. (Signed) J. T. ADDY, LL.D., mad T. WifiliALß, LL.D., profeeson. CHURCH Barra—The proceedings taken by Mr. Henry Hoare against certain persons who had refused to pay church rates, and which led him prematurely to boast at Bristol that he had "ten men in limbo," have suddenly come to as end. Mr. Hoare it will be remembered, instead of proceeding by dietraint, sought to have the defaulters committed to prison. The worthy geatleman did sot fright's them, bat be soorAwded in alarming his own friends, some of whom have paid th e rates to avoid the scandal which would at- tend the enforcement of a law which political churchmen Is parliament nine to re OPE.TING or THZ w Frfortars.--Yesterday the salmon laborite of and Wales, which had bees closed (except for rod fle log) for the last eve months, were re-owned, sad fishing was resumed. The Severn (which ham the repute of producing the finest salmon is the world) was, however, almost in flood in ootwegneom of the melting of a heavy mow, and consequently the emcees of the ether. men was very small. We learn from the emotes of the fish. cries at Worcester that only some half-dozen clean fish were takes in that neighbourhood. A good msoy foul salmon were takes in the sots, bat returned spin to the river. At OM ashoosier's in Worcester two fin fish weighing from 181 b. to 20Ih. each were exhibited. The prim salmi, is consequence of the scarcity, was no lees than fin. Bd. per ib, The putts and pokier in the lower district of the Severe in Gloucestershire are not yet I. work. The flooded state of the water will pm many new fish rap to the= por tion of the river, when there is always the beet early be no Nana. _ _ THI Paws or GAM. The directors of the Equitehle Or Wit Cowpony, who supply eee in the vicinity at Ohuiewercei aid South Belgnivia, havto Nivea sotto@ that cm the lit et July next the_rise oft OW PA will be reclined hem 4e. ft to 4di inr lIQUU INC THE? EXPRESINA IMIDAY EVENING, FEBRITAWY" lcatr s TIT NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTY, FAA. 2. APPOINTRIENTS.—StwiI - Oasissaadire T. W. delives, to the nosed, fee the Vivid ; G. N. Maim, to the ese, fee tkiLightaing. Koster A. F. Gibbose, to the Niger. Saloom D. Dunces, to the Naar. AssistraWiergeoes J. D. Smith, to the Niger ; W. Jobs doe, to the Hector. Navel 0•606 3. Edward/, te the Batty. rsomonom.—To be retired coptelz.-11. W. Aliso. CHATHAM, Pet 2. By direction of the Admiralty, a committee has been appointad to inquire into the cost or dockyard work sad meat, as oompared with that of private Arms. The mabera of the committse ars Mr. It. Laws, priacipal alierakeeper at this dockyard, chairman, litr. Waiver. Mr. Robinson, Mr. Watson, Mr. Millar, and Mr. Rogers, amatory. THZ WRECK OP THE HACHHOASN. We have received from the Admiralty the follow ing list of those who perished, end of thee' who were mewed, on the occasion of the wreak of her Majesty's ship Reoehotes: . --- List of edifiers and moo belosging to her Majesty's late sloop Racchorse, and who were drowned when that vessel I woe wrecked on the 4th of November, 1864, on the north. i want coast of Shantung, Farquhar, liontonant ; A. G. O. Tait, ditto ; Themes Dobbin, master ; J. E. Paw. i nett, surgeon • G. Y. Dooley, chief engineer ; Richard Otabbe, unistLit-paymastor ; W. H. Phillips, assistant. emitter ; Edward Topping, ditto ; T. W. E. 'Labs, ditto ; Charles Porter, imam ; David Oink, ditto ; Jaa. Keenan, snood osptain foretop ; norms Hart, gnnuz'a mate ; Jos. Classy, loading OISISMI ; Grey, second cati forsomtlie ; George Craddock, leading stoker ; S. Boorae,stoker ; Joshes Enna. ditto ; William Wilkinson, ditto ; ditto ; Archibald Wilms ' ditto ; David Forrest, stoker ; Jaws Erondoo, ditto; Edward Flood, ciarpeTZ crew ; G. X. Hearsay, ship's steward ; James Cotistablo, A. 8.; Beane Wioters, A. 8.; A. T. LA), earmintio's crew ; G. H. Willard, A.B. ; Pater Webster, ship's osok ; F. 8. aaptals's realign ; James Mummery, quarter saelasbatourtisOhn Myers, sailinakor's crew • Thomas Whittles* chi carpe n t e r's mate; Jobs F. leirby, quartermaster; George Briley, stoker ; Thomas Brass* blacksmith ; James Veal ordisary ; A. Moos (a Chinaman), mud-room= William Cook, ordinary; HenryWhit* stoker oleos ; W. B. Phipps, stoker ; W Wiam WAN stoker mooted alas; Miasmal Keaton, stoker ; William Watts, ordinary second class ; X. Thome* ditto ; George Bettor, d ; John Moors, ; Wooers Buckley, A.B. ; J ag oh i nayward, A.& ; A. J. Tusher, Lading seaman ; Tans Cobalt (as Indian), captain's cook ; Antooio Bolo s (an Wks), °Moses sormat ; Database Lain Coelho (an Indion), ward-room stemma ; Augustin, Dees (so Indiso), eegigewa somata; Timothy &tikes* A.B. Isaac Jordaik m ers is. f boatewain's mato ; John Dam, Iff'hornea ordisenry, wooed alas; Robert Bums, ditto; T. J. Malin, ditto ; Risheed Farts& A. 8.; W. W. Jerre& ordinary, mood class ; Jess Sharp, boy, int class ; Thomas' Dixon, ditto •, Richard Allea, ditto ; William Via. too, ditto ; Thomas Chia*, ditto; Alfred Rims, boy, fins class W. J. Caplan, ditto j' Robert C i = ditto; William JOlll4B. ditto; A. Xenia boy, elms ; Barnett Reynolds, sergeant, Royal Mariam ; W. Woolbsad, isorporal , Royal Marisa Artillery 2W alit= Bows, gnaesr, Royal Mario* Artillery : George Taylor, ditto ; Samuel Howe, ditto ; Ricbard Gibbos, ditto ; A. For ester, private, Royal Mariam ; Cospostor, ditto se= Brow* ditto; Jams O bey, ditto; A. Burton, ditto; Millar, ditto; George Currey, ditto. "List of sego drowsed in bee Majesty's ship Xasishome while on bet pomp to joie ths Imolai at Cheloo R. P. Roberto, wood master ; W. lituith, loading stoker ; Thomas ilisemoods, stoker ; Thomas Toucher, ditto; Taff Thomas, ditto; &Ma. ditto ; Coma* ditto ; ll Wi ll iam Bszm corporal, Royal Mariam ; Marsha, privato, Maritsa • M'Nellity ditto • RobMson, ditto ; Daniel Ke rsey, boy seensd4ilass ; Xebecs Booby* ditto. This list was obtained ham the surviving ores, who state it coned to the bast of their kaowledgo. It in also doubtful whether there was met soother wise on board foe the Insolent, is ail the sermon agree that there WIWI gar marine* but his memo cannot be ascertained. They were mot from the Adventure to the Racehorse on Nov. 2,1884. LAM of alms and men saved from Ma Racehono:—C. R. F. Boar, nearnes's, ; W. H. Thssmam*paysamier W. Look* boatswain ; J obs Hollis, boatswain's mats ; Owen Roberts, A.B. ; William Edo* A.B. ; Nicholls, stoker ; Thomas Pugh, ppee Maria, Artillery ; William Waishiogtoo, vata, Marines. J. Commaader. FOITNIMPING OP ANOTRIA OP THI WPM INDIAN Awn Pomo Ifftwama.--Thim oseapeay boo last soother of its best d steamers, wed is the moo deem whit* asamml the deetrootisa at the Oaleuebia off the Emelt most, am Cherbourg, with so disesteems a loss of life. This sewed fated vowel wastheAsbake,Otiptaia How, I dos traIISIWOW steamship, of osarly 1,000 toss bluest, bowed for Port-aa• Prima, la the West Wise, and some of the adMomet Woods. Ladoa with ogo ml sod valuable ouzo et msg. alleadbm elle lett the Stem about a week before the Cokeethis, mad seemed to have experimmed bed weather al. smarm the comatemosemat of the voyage. Oa thol4th alt. • fearful buddies was encenateeed. The sea brake ever the dip, sweeping away the boats and other movables as desk. She matinned b Ikls conditioo for two days, the vessel rolling sad Waning severely. The sea broke in the skylights, and the water reeling down into the seeds room, put out the Sr.. The mow exerted themselves to the Maseet, in the hope of keeping the seesaw ideal; but on the 15th it was Wed that the had ten feet of wider is the main bold. Providentially at this judger* the Dutch barque Almonds, bound to Bremerhaven, hove in sight, and mein the critical easetke ol the Addeo, she at dice bore to the staking deasser, sad after extracedieary our time smoseded is taking off the orew, 37 is number, and • massager, and the Asltaba wee asserdinglv &hawked, her position the. being let. 4&50 N., long. 25.3 W. Singular to maul!, the benne bad sprung a leak, basis( en countered the !nil tome of the gals, and but for the pre scone of the crew of the kaiaks she might have gone doer, es the peps bed to be kept modestly going, and her ewe stew were booming exthasted. The barque eon ' tinned on her p assage, sad as 'revise o ff Folkestone on ?seeder night.tantaia Hoare and the peasemer were leaded, the crew remaining on board to snit in working bar to Bremerhaven. The Aikidos was classed A 1 sine [years, mad with bar 'ergo was heavily insured. ANOTNIA &lAN= Lose.—Another fine steamer is seperted to be lost as the Yorkshire west near Sw =lllain was the Volunteer, iron screw steam shit., 1 for 12 years, of 670 torn register, and belooged to the same ovum as the Crosetadt . which was recently lost with all hands an a Were vomit from St. Petemblin. The Volunteer wee as a passage from Leith to Itederdato, sod the telegram states that she was totally wreaked is Piny Bey, • few miles to the northward of Flamborough Head. ROYAL NATIONAL LITILBOAT INFITITUTION. Yesterday • meeting of this institution was held at its be.., Johemreet, Adelphi, Mr. Thomas Chapmao, dee-president, in the chair. A number of rewards to We bs.' dews wen granted, and in several hastesose the silver medal of the institutioo, and • copy of its vote on parch ment were presented to gentleman for valuable sedated* in the saving of life, and payments amountlog to upwards of 2,0001. were ordered to be made on various lifeboat edeblishmente. The committee decided to give an mend payment to the assistant coxswains of the lifeboats of the institntios, who bad hitherto been unsalaried. It was re ported that the institution had sent during the part month new lifebnate to Poole, Dorset : Penemos, Cornwall ; Brid. Saito°, Yorkshire; Trainor*, county Waterford ; and (Breen, Ayrshire. The mural railway tied steempacket companies had, u usual, readily conveyed the lifeboata to their stations free of charge. Public demonstrations had taken plume at mod of the above places on the arrival of the lifeboats. New Sidman, built by Meow. Forreatt and Sou, under the ruperintendence of the institution, had also been recently forwarded to the lifeboat sodetion at South Holland and Marseilles. The Cesare' Steam Navigation Company bed kindly given both boats a free cooveyanes on board their steamers. It imitated that • legacy of 2001. had been left to the institution by Mrs. Morgan, of Cheltenham. Mr. Henry Ilium, of Manchester, had intimated his intention of Warier the entire noel of a lifeboat establishment. MOM Leaf, Souse, and Co., of Old Change, had likewise expressed their desire to priesat the lostitutioe with the whole expeuse of a lifeboat station. The Commercial Tra vellers bad through Mr. W. Bishop, of Boston, transmitted • mostributioe of 1491..10c . . pa, to the iestitution in aid of 170Z7iiiTaiiesema lifeboat Liana CHAMBiIi or COMMERCE. —The annual meeting at the Leads Ohmmeter of Oommeros was held oa Wednesday, and was atteeded by Sir John Ramsdell; M.P., Mr. Below, M.P., end Mr. Beecroft, M.P., all of whom t r lio v laut in a discussion which followed the re e s s e i l re in s ig a te n Some remarks were offered upon the d of en effort Wog put forth to induce tisehrtinteat to make Leeds a port of entry for foreign To seem plish this it would be secessery to end deepen the navigation of the Airs from Oastleford to Leeds, to admit the purge of ?meek of greater bennege than at =; mad It was stated by Mr. Stables, who introduosd b)set. that this might be secomplimbed at a east at 40,0001. to 50,00 W. It is expected the subject will be far ther considered by the Chamber be eke course of the year. The report seggeeted, as a topes for coasidosites t the ap pointment of pablio proseentorm, and on this question sem dismission took plaos, but no resolution wee adopted. Chnetopher John Brearey has been appointed basanzy lisuteasot to the 'loyal Navel Benno. (Advertisement}—Bomotrat's Otimmarr.—Bad legs, wounds, ulcers, end an demeripilena of sores we eared by the mover sad diligent um of this inestimable pregeentlon. To won't to can bad legs by plasterbog the edges of the waned together is a folly, for should the skin unite, a bogey diseased oondition remehre underneath, to brash rut with tenfold fury in a few days. TM only rational and suocessini treatment, as indicated by nature, is to redone the inflammation In end about the wound to soothe the neighbouring perm, to cool the bested bleed as it more. slaw Est end so reader the thin, watery, ichorous diseharg sad Isealthy. Holloway's Pills should be token at the ems time to puffy the blood and mpg the rim dove Mom bus He epos.. LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT 07 QUENarg MOLL —7aa. 2. After Two Nisi Pito 66 61.4•466Mor.—{lider. the OhldJuslisethehboli and • Snead elurS4 VII QOM S.it SIMILL-71111 CASE 01 181 TULPPAIANEOCK. After oar v left , Wm. Hall, hammosm yesterday an„ was monined by Mr. V. Hat earl. Hall wsa the man who went with Shaw, a previous witness, nod saw the defendant relative to their being oilon board the Victor. His 'videos wiia oubstan. .ris ie s=d - be Bb6 marolsat, Th : t w at icid woultt n ilet a ro e f clothes on board la a day or two. They knew the contents of the letter exoseratbg the defendant wire false, but we had been threatened. When I was linked in the presence of the defendant's friend' about the loth of the letter, I re plied " No." The witness wee crosswenined at some Ise& as to the meaning and sense in which he need the ward " so," but nothing could be extracted from him be. you'd "Do." I have received no mooey from ( YKelly, Warne, or Beardeall. Mr. BovUl—Have you been at the American consul'' Witness (berilating)—Yea Mr. Bovill—How long do you think you have been cosi daring that answer ? Witness—Three minutes. (Laughter.) Mr. Bovill—Why did you take so long ? Witness—Becanse - I wanted to make ore that I had been there. I went there in conesquenoe of what Beard sail mid ; but he told me to be en my guard. I paid my woos to London and beak out of my owe pocket. I got the money from Mr. Knight. O'Kelley told me to go to hem end get it. 1 was not offered 800 dollars to make a Ode mot. I heard It rumoured in Sheerness that Warne would give 500 dollars for a statement. I have been em ployed since la Sheerness factory, under government. Cherie' Newton, a wearroaa, examined by Mr. 1612Z11111. —I law Mr. Ramble epos on board the Bogs, and had a aaiwarmatioa with his shot being engaged as Book. I went in her to Oasis, and whilsti is ()alai harbour I ores paid li. Us. ed. The money was lying on the cabin table. I IPSO told to pia It up, end I did so and walked salon. Mr. Rumble and his wife were present at the time. Mr. boxy wee there also. Orees-examined-1 met say who told me to pick np the money. There were twenty or thirty people is the obi* at the time, end Mr. and Mrs. Rumble were sitting on the soh. 1 Re-examinsd—l wee at the wheel wheinOsptain Campbell cam. on I r be r . asol i tt e sZ n"" 'lsmael nude Con afa r L e . c' gro e ° o p boar t the officers in Calais harbour were in uniform. There was no officer in uniform in the cabin. The further bearing of the mm was then adjourned. His Lordship announced thatiodgrant would be given t ormorirr (this) morning is the cue of " Feather v. the EXCHEQUER CHAMBER..-Fri. 2. Mid is Bier.—(Bstors Lord Chid Justice El.. Lord Chid Lino prilsok, .pistioss Willis, Keating, Ned Bums Mansell sad Plgoti) . _. THS GLUM' AND *OMIT °OLD IMMO 001IPANT 11l ♦ImICA V. SUTTOIII. This woe a ciliation milling upon calls epos so alletumat of 11,000 shares, and upon which 1,500 f. bad hese paid. Garth appeared tar the plaintiff ; Mr. Hall for the defendant Lord Chid Jentioe Erie, in delivetiag the judt, said the gumbos the court bad to determine was w heth er the defendant was liable for eertaia calls upon shues eta i t a l the liquidator of the company le respect it. b up. The company wee so unlimited eonipany, e Zer u the Joint Stock Mt previous to 1866, but it wee afterwards =se a limited sorepany. Tbiedefenee was, that the t, heeled paid 11. per share, was only new liable to the *steal of 6e. per share, or in other words, whether the unlimited liability attached to s shareholder after • mammy became a limited one. The court was of opinion that the liability wee onetiamd for debts incurred previous to hs regietratioa m • limited Dempsey. The isteation at the legislature was to prevent a company so situated from getting rid of their debt. The court affirmed the judgment of the Court of Queen's Beech. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.-Fn. 2. Wore Mr. Omarindoor Holroyd.) 1.11 1%01. =MID. The beakrept wastbesell.k;;;; . oomedian, of the' deelphi Theatre. This was the edionnuid sitting for amen. edam and discharge. Mr. Satioad, o behalf of the bankrupt, salted for a adjemanterst. Yr. Bedford's prolessioad breams were that day giving a benefit porforreaaoo for him at Drury Lae. aid it wee impossible for him to to prank Ar rangements bad been made for payiag the medians Pis. ia the pound, which nearly all of them bed agreed to aid a short adfoarament wee asked for the pirro s set carrying out that ansagemons, when the petition would be lakes off the An adjournment for a week was ordered. ID RI WI'&LIRA ADD WOOD. The bankrupts, William Waage and Rlobard Wood, were oestractore for the supply of rehesksteets at the Alex sod:a-park, lithswell-hilL This was the adjoarned sitting far exarainatios sad discharge. The debts me about 5,0001.; meets aid pmerty held m sseurity, 1,2204 Mr. H. Griffiths, foe the magmas, stated that the so emote ordered had not been pre pa red ; he therefore asked for an adjourement. The baatws had been= atterled to by Btresgs, Wood being almost • rarer. It appeared that • most important book, the takings book, was sot forthcoming ; and Moen. Homy, the acoountants, wets this prorated from making op the Gement& Wm. Strange, one of the baakrupts, wan examined as to their booka. He surd that there woo a bar book, Dot • tabors book, kept. It 000takied ma moonnt of the takings at the Grove—not at the other please. Sometimes they only took 2s. 6d. at the Grove—sometanes Nothing—river more than 31. in a day. He sever had charge of the bar book. It was in the bar when the mesmerir took poems- Won. He believed It had been taken away by some one— sot by him. Some further widows having bees given ea to the exist ence of a book which was not Dow for thc oming, Mr. E. Heed, on behalf of the bankrupt Strange, said be wee perfectly ready to prepare accounts on the best mate rials that were in existence. Hie Hower said thee se the arignesa soosidered the book of importance further search ought to be made for it. There mast of necessity be as adjourarmat. Mr. Griffiths asked for an order as the bankrupt to give up possession of the Grove to the arignees. Strasi Al admitted that be Mill retained priessidoo. His Honour said that there mine be • written demand of posseries before he could make my order. Mr. Heed said that Mr. Strange wee staying there at the request of the Alexandre Park Company, who had nimble Petlerh them. Some geotleman in the court, who said he was connected with the money, dosed This. His Honour made no order. Mr. Wild, on behalf of the bankrupt Wood, asked the court to greet biro es allowance of 30e. • week. His Hoarier declined to make any order in the preset Aso of the ease. Mr. F. Obbard (from the ones of Messrs. Valiance) tea dared • proof for 900/., on behalf of the Alameda' Perk Company, arra, out of their agreement with the bankrupt,. Mr. Griffiths said the emigres would require time to examine the proof, and it was ordered to stand over, u were several other proofs. Ultimately as adjournmeot was ordered. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (Moro Mr. Baran Martin.) Victor Le Grand, a genteel-looking young Frenehmen, was placed at the bar to take his trial upon a charge of feloniously sending a bitter to • parson named Homy Welker, demanding money, with MOMS& Berjeant Ballaotine was specially retained to prosecute. The prieocer had no counmd, and, upon his applyiog to have the trial postpooed to afford him an opportunity of preparing his defines, Serjennt Ilsllautine et Wee said he felt bound to resat the applicatioo, in consequeoce of some circumstances mewled with the was. Eventually, how ever, upon a suggestion being mad* by the learned judge that it would be more satisfactory if the • wan allowed the delay he asked for, fferjeaut doe min mated that the trial should be ptatpoeed to the next 'Nam (Before the lisoorder.) Michat/ Ryas, 213, tailor, who had been indicted for feloniously wounding George Heywood, with intent to kill and murder him, sod who bad been oonvicted of unlawfully wounding the said Goons Heywood, was also brought up for mitoses It may be remembered that the primmer had been ob served to loam the utmost to the dem sod Eve tavern, in the Enstoo-road, by Mr. Keeping, the landlord, sad oa the prisoner's refusal to go away Mr. Beeping called in the ad of the prosecutor, George Heywood, who was • roßooemistable as duty in the neighbourhood. Oa Heywood's interference is the disolowp of his duty, the priaotter knooked hiss down, sad with a ship knife ihilieled several severe blows on the con has sod body, and it required the aid of • strong body of polio* to smug him to the police station, where he repiaMd that he would yet have the policeman', life. Tim prisoner it was also shown (sad, indeed, admitted by him self) had twice gone armed to the °Moe of ° O'Brien, iespeotor of convict,,convict,,lll Parnamentetriet, a Vet Wader, with the determination to take the life of that fusoelosary ; end it further appeared that the Finnic, • former convict, was • moss violist mid desperate character. The Recorder told the printer that be bad bees found guilty of wounding • poikeemestable while is the discharge of his duty, with intent to do him cpievous bodily balm. end the premised own language istbaated that such was his real inteatios. He bad also mberitatiagly declared his batestine to deprive of life meal the akin entrusted with the esperialiesdimos of wash* sad brides this he had already trade genie • neatest" of penal servitude. The rel easer wee • most thagenres characeir, sad for this offence if.whiob he had hem asvisted the materna upon him was that be kept is penal servitude for the term of tea Mr& JoeepA &moos Leah sa elderly was, we basted Isr obtains; by false preemies &Ism nine of wan IdOk • teat to defraud. Kr. Seeley, with whom wee Mr. Lessen, appeared for the =ins sad the - primmer wsa ilatended by Mr. haat.). evidence it appeareil that the &West was • namter warner, who baleen tome years in the intone of NZ. Robinson, of Mark.lane, were smote Mirthless, Mal. ooloiroo, of Watistord, the owners of several iturew anatoare trading between the porno( London sad Rotterdam. The &fondest hid commend of une of three vessels, milled the Zephyr, and tbe fraud imputed no hint was that of charging for me man more than he bed is hie crew, and also tot ow - tan charges amounting to W. 10.. each voyage for convey ing hie vessel by the canal to and from Rettordern. It transpired that the money so Mend had been paid by cheque to the defendant. but the cheque was riot produced in evident*. Mr. Metcalfe, at the olooe of the ease for the promoutim ' submitted that in consequeom of the non-pro denim of the cheque the inbetmeut in its present form mold not be sustained, and therefore them was so case to go to the jary. The Recorder held the objection to be good; but remarked that it would hoop= to those concerned for the prosecution to prefer mother indictment at a subsequent susioes. lie then told the jury that in point of law there was no case for their oomtheratioo, and therefore they mum acquit the deisedint. The jury, under the direction of the court, returned a verdict of Not Guilty. George Bartow, a person of gentlemanly appearance, sur rendered In discharge of hh bail to answer an indictment charging him with wilfully and maliciously giving fans evidence before Mr.r. Commissioner Tam, in the Court of Ban Mr. Mr. E. H. Lewis prosecuted, and Kr. Sleigh defended the prisoner. The circumstances of this we were somewhat involved, ad occupied the attention of the court and jury for some time. The Moth however, appeared to be these. The de fendant, who is a lime burner end artificial Mann !Wine faotaver at Chatham, was adjudicated, on his owe petition, • bankrupt, op the 17th February, 1863, sod thee filed an amount, in which he set forth that ow George Wakefield was a coeditor to the amouat of 20:01., with U. for interact. At his exammenies the oleforodent swore that half the mosey had been loot him by Wakefield in the market-pleas at Maidstone, and that the other half had been advanced to him at Wakefield's residence. At a enthequent examination the defendant, on hie oath, declared that he had never re ceived any loan or advance from Wakefield, and that he (defendant) had sever made any seem Manama& It was preyed that Wakefield, who is • respectable &mar, re siding at Sutton, DOLT Maidstone, was amble to attend hem having had the confortuee, by accident, to break his leg, and in consequence his deposition in the Court of &alp. reptcy was road, in which be podtively &Med that he had ever advanced the defendant any moony ia the way Mated by him. The jury found the primmer Guilty, with a rosomosoda. Mon to mercy as amount of hie pnatrioes good chancier, end the Recorder imMeced him to nine months' imprison ment with had 'ahem THE POLICE COURTS. GUILDHALL. A gentleman from Yr. Wm. Fodor Newton, of 3, Maiden-Lbw Queen-sin* applied to Mr. Ahlemma Cope land under the following cireuradanose He mid that Mr. Newton was the agent of Ream H. Piper and 00., of Rhein; who had applied to him to Madre a to the ris epsotability the parties coning themedvin " Smart and Ow, ages* 1, llywee-buildinp, Holborn." they hiving Bent a latter to a poor wawa at 'tains, a Modicum Mi ami', stating that they had maimed papers mad Wes for her on which there were certain charges sad whisk pawl would be (awarded to her co reasipt of este Aargau The woman, distrusting such an to s Piper acid Co. for adrift Val litisik e for=the messy. Is consequence of • oomenuakstica from ilassn. Piper sad Co., Mr. Newton sent to the adding' 1101111111 r; Stuart and Co., and found It to be merely a plant letters wore received directed to that meow that thin was no ogles. no clerk, and that at istervale, sometimes m lam ▪ elz weeks, a mss called for the letters. Under them cirovanstasose Mr. Newton thought that Noah attempt, to defraud poor people of their money should be mode public in order that a stop should be put to such Debut.= pro- otedigs. The translation of the letter In question is u follows : " London, 27th January, 1806.—Mrs. we pre you 'dirks that we have received by the We steamer s parcel, coetaining peters sad Was. to year ed. dreiw. Assiut the receipt of oar disbnisermet, 10 frame 00 centimes in postage stamps, the parcel shall fellow. Freight. 101. 20o.; reimbursements, 406.-101. dOs. L. Stuart and Co., agents, I, Lyer's-bdiep, Holborn." As there were two gentlemen anxious to mike siekeesele concerning letters which had been received frun the same puties cc that morning. Mr. Alderman Copeland said he trusted the whole affair would be roads public. RAILWAY AND PUBLIC COMPANIES IN imidiriiiiiii.: - Yesterday, after investigation, the following bells were &Wired by the examiners to have complied with the Mending orders of parliament: BILITOL AND HYPO AND DZVON AND SOUSA= RAIL WAVA—To enable the Bristol end Exeter to subscribe 100,0001. toward, the undesieldng of the Deco and Somer set Railway, sad ceellrm an egreeneent between thole compeers. EAST 130NINALT AND CHIDDAI VALLIT Ramon. — To enable the Bristol sad Exeter to make a railway to sem seat the Bast Somerset Railway and Cheddar Valley and Vatic+ Railways, and to take edditioeal loads for the im provise/at of We Wells station of the Fort Somers* power to raise 16,0001. and to borrow 6,0001, COLNI Yarn.= AND HAINTIAD. —To wafer farther powers co the oompany, end enable them to run over oar tab ponies' end have greater Isabela over the Great Eastern, with power to raise an addltioael capital of 40,000& end to borrow 13,3001. CANNANTIMMANIIi RAILWAY. —To redeem the earopany's capital from 125.0001. b 110,0001. and loan from 41,6001. to 36,6001., with power to ism capital la half shares, sad poorer to lake bads. LLANLAT RAILWAY AND O N DOCK CONPANT.—TO methods* works on the channel of the Railway and Dock Com pony, the purchase of the Rhos Colliery sad additional lands, and arrangemeate betimes th em and the °armor- Masashi:* Railway; also for exteasion to the Mumbles; capital, 36,0001.; loan, 12,0001. VALID? DRAIN IKAILWAT.—For the transfer sad mod portion of the Vele of Beath with the Great Western 11 , 11ws Z r f° T r aliw 7 l 2. °D o ots as to end armagraients with SINHOWY Rarrway.—For railways in substitution, vistioss, sad other provisions. South Northumberland Railway ; Southern (further erars), Riehmanswoeth, Anierskam, and Chatham • Dublin, Clositerf, end Daimon* Lie of Wight (for thei establiskomet of steamboats SO OONAKCION with the railway), Busby 4eal e e s a i L n sad Tiverton and North Devoe; Quonset (to regu late the axopeey's capital and shares),Edinburgh Merchant Company, Rich mond Gas, Torquay Gas, Roach River Fisbary, Dumfries shire Reads, aid Waterworks and l ice, Ripon Local Bawd, Ouiboroajh Bath lmprovement, sad Bath Several other eases were partly heard and postponed. TNT ACCIDENT IN THE BLACKHEATH RAILWAY Torre..—Yesterday afternoon Mr. C. J. Oarttr renamed the inquiry, at the Prennere"Tavers ' Woo!wick tato the cirounutanose attending the deaths al Edwin Mira, John Collie, and Joseph Mont, platelayers is the. ics al the South ]heater Railway Company, who were killed by the fearful collier which occurred in the Blackheath Tunnel of the Mora Kest Lhe es the resit% of Friday, the 16th Deorober. The witnesses who gave 'video» at the Bleak heath inquiry were then reezamined, and subjected to , marching rees-examination by Mr. Robinson end Mr. Nicheleoe. The einem having summed up, the jury, after a deliberation of about half an hour , retread • verdict of muslanghter naiad Jousts, the sigialmen, and Linceeter, the guard of the ballast train, coupled with the same re aruneedatious as those given by the jury at Blackheath re Tuesday last, with the following additior :—" That in the apnea of the jury, Jones, the signalman. was over worked, and that the practios of barniog coal in the Wesel instead of ooke is highly objectionable and injurious; sad that the trine ought not to be so overloaded as to pelmet their certain parer through the tunnel noes any leeks. on tie line." Bail was tendered and accepted fa the appeantece of JOB= and Lancaster to take their trial at the art meteor of the Central Criminal Court, and the pro feedings terminated. Dorm Rer.dirt RAILWAY.—The receipts for the fortnight eliding Jan. 15, 1864 amousted to 8,8111. Om. 20., and for the oonespoodlag period of last year to 7,4991.75. 4d., showing as WIMP* of 1,3111. 11m. 10 d. in favour of the prier year. The reeeiple earths eannueem meat of the prosiest book year, ca the Fat a/ May, in eluding the above, amounted to 196,0611. 15e. OK, showing an increar as compared with tin ornreepatrairg reed et last yen. of 29,6011. 9m. 944. The working for the fortnight amounted to 4,1711. le. 9d., or 47. per cent. a the err" and for the oorrespooding period ef last year to 3,6751. lbs. 31., or 49 per asst., ahowiag en Ireeree et exposer amounting to 4951. 9s. 6d. tel the yeer. The working expenses, from the Ist May, 1=1: 1 ,_ 1W 150 J'an., 1855, amounted to 72,8161. 9s. 46., Of mu per cent. of "the receipts. Tbe workbag expenses for the 1 year 1863.1864 were 38.16 per eat. el the receipts, MMIROPOLITAN AMPOOLiTION TOR PROMOTING th em e EDUCATION Or Areura—lori Granville will preside at the anneal sweat of the Metropolitan Adult Marti= Airdrie), to be held on Weds:Way, February illk, at the al Arta. et three *Week. The Biebeg of Lew des, the of Oxford, Bic llamas pips, Arelidemeen tillerten, Mr. Lewis. M.P., ad ether genthease, gipl take part in the proseedlagr. GILT Nonfrenns H C4LBRONIAN-1101). —Number dreamer for the week ending Jam Mt, 70, d TINA 170 was am seem I al l anomproa ORATuRY W. Mr. Collett, of the firm of Pea,:lewd and Collett, solicitors Linooles-ins-ledo, scoom_panied by Hrs. WDereice:t and her son, chide lo tee Westminster Polio,- mart yeeterday„ , in reinemes to the We prcomediens at the Brampton Oratory. Mr. Collett said that his wheal= was for 'ammonia — he did not ask for ws resole—avast Fat erCharlee Bowden, of the Brompton Oratory i ' • spinet the Buperiorem of a convent at Pioehley, called th e Good Bapherd," where Elise fri'Dertaott had been conveyed, whom mese the Maws. Few solicitors to the Oratory party, bad refuel to eve, although three appligatkess bad been made to them for that information ; and eeriest two others, who were believed to ham been participators is the act, wham cow duet be yet hoped would turn out to have bees for the lam fit of the mother. The names of these two persona were Captain Tarts, of the 24th Regiment, and a lady u s i u s e t = bhis wife. He (M t they r. Collett), eating upon ' lieval tha were parties to • wham his Is order to enable Elba M`Dermott to leave the Home at Fiackley, to bring her beck to her mother, sad thee be with to bar seam theme and rearm Finebley ; and with a haw- Islip of all these facts it was believed that the chirp could be brought home. The girl wee, in fact, brought home a few nays ago,, Udder was induced to leave mato al most immediately. Under these circumaanoss it would be shown that all the parties had been conspiring together to Map the daughter away from her mother. A vast deal of evidence was then gone into, in the course of which Mrs. M`Dermott stated that her daughter Eliza wee born in 1849, and that she did sot recellect this fast until ten days ago. The girl, commestaly, was only fifteen years of age, and upon this circumstance the charge of air ductlon wu ased. After hearing variour statements made by Kr. Collett, and soma other testimony, Mr. Arnold said—l refuse the application for the Abdo°. lion mer,but what you have more evidences, of course I cull seartain it, and If it is suffitsiest I will Ilene peace's. Mr.iPollett then retired, but returned girt some time after wards, and stated at some length the potashes of the 's return holm meetly, and her sudden dimppearance theme; but Mr. Arnold said he could not, from ltr. Collett's state. meat, see how in the lout degree be could implicate the fkiperionwis, Cackle* Tarte, or his lady, or Father Bowden. He would not see how they were connected with it In the beet way. Kr. Collett said It was clearly shown that Father Bowden hid been in correspondence, with the girl. Mr. Araold--8M sit to an artist. Yon might as wen may he bed something to do with h. Mr. Collett, who ha/Ibsen In the early part of th e *ph" told that he had Imported a gnat deal of Whig Into the matter. and was siding statements oileidated to create ire atio absolutely, in the mulath of bir_e_trei albs Father Bowden to support the 011119 t=mieldineed press his snit. 11.4.10 aoaT 7 eli to suppoet his slatiment, but the theestrediliW l unless they went meek farther than bleat:omeg they weedir be al no avail. but be Mill penieted, and Mr, Arnold ultimately declared that he would hear no mere, bat should require the information of the Mammas spoken of in whir; sad awn Mr. Whiney, M.P., hardly prepared the information of Mn. M'Dartnott, Lientemat-Wonel Brockman, and Sash Telma in the waking-room There was nothing fresh In *ea ma fir as could be moortaised. Mr. Amid, who had waited beyond the time to Tied the ifildavlte, after pavan them mtd there is not sufficient for me to be.. preening= Mr. Collett asked if he were to have dam beck. Kr. Arnold—They moat be kept ia court. You may feel It use cry to apply to the Omit ef Qnsais Bench for a maatianias against as. Till NUSICJIALL QUISTION AGAIN. At the Lambeth Police-court yeetemlay Ito Mots, the &Wow, applied to the nom O. 13. Norton for a mooloom ooziest the Orford mad Osaterhory-hall Yule Oconmay (Limited), fore violating d the act Mk sod 718 Viet, top, 68, coressooly tolled ea " Act ter the Ulm- Mica of Theatres by the pertotetzeoe ot regular Panto mime." Ms. Rebate amid that the diaresters in the psetotnime did not personally emu no the Mega, hat in a mon of well were needed by glom, so me to Os a net repro eadades on the doge. All the apOesose appendsges, sack as easeery, ho g were also inhibited, sad enders& the C ameo ass peniondems. Mr. Roberta farther said lad Minis modest the proprietor of as caii=die Mw Ilimilighern tit perositunt a per. tosses el s !alydmi>er eboradair to the one of which he then eempied, and a hisdi at lestieme, after bearing the owe ablg argued pro and cost, deildied that the per formance was violation d the slats* the 6th and 7th Viet. - - A book, or papammr, of the piece was here Waded to Mr. Norton. it i alttlsd, " Hodge Podge ; or, Beilieray's Christmas Party, a shadow. sketch, presented at the Can ferbory-hall b sherlowa" The anon were gives as Pears," young maa who works for Pasmor Precl, tad ye the mina* part ;" "Forma Frail, a termer y respecittble, whisk is far mom to his eredit tire if he lima% f 'Squire °Wier, ha frisad sad oshibboor, are of tits good old sort " also liyed llama, Years only , quite a little pet, who is Poodoontar load of nedge.. sad se entwine that she spurns her father's advise ; " , tie! Fairy Que., sod decidedly the bea . ly of the Demon r • Pe ps se, her tea emapasima , 'lliethres wadies, Elliipten,llenek, and Owes, ha.' Yr. Roberts remarked that the beginge spikes wee arils, to that in thievish* part is pantomime, with Inas fermatas seas, sod said that be made the present appli esti= for • sammens as behalf of the prepristore her Majesty's nears, Deary-lane, the Lamina, Hammiest, LAW and the °bombs Theennmend should aloe t i cl i th i i . the time of Mr. Maaertoe, es decided on by his brother lessees. Mr. Norton, star looking carefully through the pre miums sod the act el parlament, panted the ammo, as required. TNT FATAL AOCIDKITT IN WI -Mr. C. Bt. Clam Bedford yesterday bold en inquest at the Womb reindeer Hospitel as the body el Mari Helass, who died from Solarise received by the Meg et the Berries at the Oatholic Free Seco* threat Pateruireet, os the "ming of Thursday bat. TM identilleatios at the body =Men proved, the esuneer ad=t u th e e s t e r to May next, what the fesPher be made Mt* tie whole of the eireematames. The Billowier sobecriptioes have been received, sheep our Oat mamma.- men at the National Bask, Old arceduiresi, end its sad Bayswater branoMe ; the Leedom Joist Stock Prinsseutrest sad Pall Mall ; the Ear = Bask, King Willianteireet. &O. ; sod I the Peter-street. B.W. :—Dr. Brady, M.P. , 1 11 0 . 1 1 . :tee M. Brady, 51. ; Misr & Brody, ; Jame Clack, 10e. ; Join Clerk, 10e. ; & Hughes, 21. ; per 11. ; F. P. M., 11. ; per Morning Star, W. 20. 7a. ; F. Nonsea, ls. ; per B. NMI% 21. C. Per T. Wilms. 1 01 . ExPunuorr IN A Clluitca.—On Wednesday even ing, • fearful explosion through Um escape ef pa, earl* immitlemble deniers, but providentially unnesessmoied by Mee of life, occurred et the recently restored shwa et at B.eadieg. The neissl weekly mercies was bold si G t ri eramb an the above sassing, and Vie choir, with the Raw. B. N. lburkworth, w insumbent ; Mrs. Thrineerth, and several ladies, remised for the purpose c 4 masio. They seated themselves is the opsn llg ;ettte the west sod of the bendier, mar Me cops, end after the singing bad commsoced than we • stress smell at The oily lights burning were those dazed to the eteedard close by the ..at. 'peopled by the chair, and at shout bal last eight o'clock • member of the choir isesetionsly gland a lighted owns near the Mandard, and by roams of a mall aperture in the iresworkthe dame gaited the pe, which was rapidly seeming sod bad Sled the Rims slang which the pipes wars laid Noseseth the doer. The emesquesee was that a fearful explosion took plsat, about 10 or 11 pews Mier blown up sod broken lola fireweed, while Mr. Berk worth was thrown violently tram his eat, and bills( cm the Boor, 'stared hie lass, bet see severely. TM members of the ask, who tame sittleg is the beak pews, fortunately Peeped injury, bat snob was the fetes of Use expiation that large phew al the wood which fared the pews wen carried to the minute fed at the Milks. Angstanes was at cum obtained, and an the pipes bier examined it wee found that the pa moved from one al the Irate Mem* the standard, tM 61ing, executed by • Leedom Bra, being inocinpleta. Two ALLIORD CHILD 34171DZA AT NANCIINNTINto... Mary Bibby was committed for trial at the City Pollee. court, Manchester, os Wedneeds.y. an the chirp at rear &ring her infant. It may be remembered that on the night at the nth ult. • young woman banded • box to • guard at the Victoria-statece, maybes that she was going by {Ma to Preston, sod that the box we her lamp. The box was taken en to Preston. bat as no me claimed ft, ft was seat up to &Mike, where it was °posed, sod food to contain the body at • female child about twelve swaths old. It he been eleary mb esieg s : established that the child as w Bibby's, and that WWI tho person who pre tis• box to the railway guard. only question is u to the manner of the infant's death. It seams that the prisoner was in the habit of giving it doses of laudanum to make it sleep ; bet the 'upon who made the post-mortem axamf nelion the hely pm it as his opinion that death we the result of and he thought it probable that the child died In the hex. Two RAITWAT COLLISION ILIA BOLTON.—The lewd as the three untertneate OM killed by the seestias ct two taus en the Lendes sod Nee* Western Boliwsy at Daubhill, on ilatemdrg. the Stlst alt., was ar • oobalualan late oil Wedsevisy @realm. The at either end of the single line aaderwent • ex. andagtion, and the jug mem to ban thought the We kw , b i b s eneereg be go ferwm4 ea the Its, v the r ai rilme result of minedigegltibg heek to • matt " Aedissiel de t mel el d by a eodhirs of two Mehra permitted to rya is amain dtreetion on Ile lame bee at mak tine& the augedep mi Mg at the signaler, Aber at Daellida er am iag so et the Helios °tiler/ Mktg." the fay were the et that leew sot ode , be rip se many tins cm • iglu= ails, tad that • &ebb Thee was haperatinly melee for the gib& Weis. Mk Um, Wee ervedetmiliekilb the rupees of the tory, prasieed to lee that the r= i t i ej partemat al the Beard et Trade should be made with tisk feline. MARKETS. TALLOW.—THUISIDAT Erximpo.-111surtet too Spot. sow, 41s. ed.; old, 41% ea.. DMIONIbir, 43a ed. to 48e. maim 1,164 cooks ; sodeols. 1,7311 erg. *1 rib swim. &les to-dsue,ooo Wes, reeolo.tko mod export. 5 , M America; 200. - 17, °"l" Prroom k 4 .24.- -, 4317:224 1 17 3 0 "2" M — see lla jO k.t sad "i :ekkl i rpi i t riabo icsigui, to 288. ; 400 %In k to litd. ; SRO Borot, to I . etd.; Mann, /w ir d. s e i n dodux, 8 to ; Chios, 124 - 1 0 At; .115 d• WOOL AND WolliffilD.-Ithanroan„ . more mho view is tams ta today with regard to {h on e o :2. ma news than at the Indianian of the week vol thOugh =_ Mill remiss moth eimertalaty with mead a saw i stairs, there lea general overladen that the peon ate very airiest. Still. than is me ell=" 4 badness, sad there ie hardly any done this Wooldapiese generally complain that they mum do new In the Missed of transaction it is ad o * t 4 anything about quotations, though them is so &obi 4: woo l may he aid as easier terms. The mama vitt w sped to Amides, though nobody appears really to kiw i them, teed to destroy all avalideths, sad the Maths, lb prevent the sale of the raw material and the cerain* d production to the utmost. The business doing V wool yarns is vary meagre in quastity. !lams alba see magi ow o ro bootc, but they sre so inadequate that they new: Nampa& Quotatioos have a sehirsing tendeney, a bo w , / in some aorta there is no change u genre. is piessta o 7.„ chases on the part of home houses are from a o g, mostla,*solely for th e purpose of sevorting Mocks. Tho r tlondel besets are placing_a few orders in &WM gee d ,. Americas hea th , are equity insulin. This, nisi .16 .. timiliisS do fa Chas sod Japes. hies. agyr o • LADE AND HOSlERY.—Norrnaisas, eseeteat end Wisest daily flactuatiose ia the Nile 1 7, yema sterhele ea eases orders to be held hack bothi. laeoaad hosiery trades. But for stocks being kept log fisst the ezlgeerdes of a falling market, there re a p very thee lir ism at all. This week there has hi e , ter metes edgbigs and Loss, chiefly for beam airy et Mr goods an very fiat, sad there is lu g se hosisess dose with fare houses. Twos lees ewe somewhat Omer. During the last day or tee k ars inn. again to prevail that the lowest Palley = eglend hie seems Vise to come. This has egag, 4161Vaidiel w hosiery trade, sad there is more deiningi for the kale markets sad for ski Par the tie the year there is a fair demand for all kinds of l e t able for the series trade ; but so much via es to gripes, that the slightest yield* le %a market would produce a ilmustfos Is tlwi dams* for rea Waxed goods—Nord/oms Journal. 0011.N.-8111303011A11. Plui. 2.-At thi. daft twig there w a baited suply el wheat, which tomikhlimi tie currency of this day sefan*ht. Pine badly, a. i l k per gainer dearer ; other qualities as mash few um , gaits is dear. Beam Arm. Rather snore bulky i n Etuarar, Fm 2.-At our mutest to.day tearer aw average supply of Eaglets *boat ageing m om dealers were Ira Is their . tegattgasais. maths Widow all Shed bet west's par. Foreido gaits is et t; wiheel activity. kla_ .1; barley guist and aims la. thelega. aciediag guelibes opus us very Isigi auk and biota freely at • dallies of 3d. to ild. pry. 'Q commended the full prier of last week, bat lons ye a limited demand. Maas 84. Per qr. obrepsr end wag ILsionnureu, Fig. 11.-Oar market this weight a u etiseeedl, soda very inanimate feeling moat English whist halm oe hand, arid to effect site me hive bees neesseery to amp lower prima P'4 he quoted ld. to Id. per mad lower. Pam twelfth to move, st a decibels id 41d. par nick. Oats eel Med ruled dull, at late rates. Beane were steady. btu int receded 6d. per gauger. Nawsza, Is.. 1.-Tbe wheat trade wore a doll mpg hat is most butane= recent prim were realised. Beep teebarley was modem* sad parcels sopports& rite Oats mesa ofd het voiles rata. NERSUIT. FU. 2.-We have this day a that sue* whisk but as. than equal to the demand. Pita - deg the tame as bet wear. Fine beaky seams sad glib dear, Wiener torte albeit chearkr. Orommour-or-Turi, rm. L-The supply ci e mi t the powers to this dap% meats& was lisp slowly at about last wades prima Barisy.wits, t anabered. Wheat. per gr.. 6316. ap tin= sad Toeholds, red, 22a. to 38a 496 4 Ali 40s. to 445. ; agsfh gantry red, 40s. to 41s. ; Able Wilt 455. te 416.; ditto old rod, 40s. to 421. ; Wisp, pied* 25e. fie 96. per imperial gr. Oale, sew balie. 18a.; potato, 421 b, pr butbel. 19s. to 2h. Bares, 30s. to 38a.; old, 41s. to 425. Pees, kog he to Us. • Uszazoin, Pa. 2.-11 e weather having Mss minim able far taking in earn the lost week, thews,* at tehrs market bibelot, aid the bade sleek, modeles@ le se phlis alleestioa of prime from these made bet wee. ILDIIIII7IIOII. rm. 1.-As ampere& with last wok, Art was la Bd. up as top, wad U. dews en the mega has was 6d. up oa top, sad N. dews as the avensp. Orb wire dd. up ea top, and ld. dews at the arms' i. iow were la. id. up as top, sad 10d. down a tbe mop Wheat, 245. to 44e.; barley, 23a to 30e-6d. ; orb, lh. iL to 255. ; beano, aDs. 6d. to 40s. OATTLB.-11mairmuk, Fn. 2.—W• were Mk sit , plied with besetson offer this day, which cams M k fair coaditiom The leads ruled steady, at left The supply of sheep wee only moderate, and Its Wag no minas active. OSIVIS • [sir supply, the gentl ld midfflhg ; prima pandas were in fair request Gi prima : htfertor sold slowly. Fat pip a moderate sst a clearance made at fall prior. Beef. to lid. pr ' nether nurtku Bid• 9 14. ; 7iL siki to a teem pip, 9s. to 191. ; parka., 10e. to waft NOTENGSAM, TIM L—At this market :Way Ow was • brisk haqinar firUclare 111 el *very datelt true. Thom was a supply al ,irale dash, NI higher pions wars d. Bed beef marls R to k per duo ; inferior ports, which met • dull mein Ti. ti h larp iat iti: r w al abeam which met with a Ybt demand at rafts. Best mutton, 106. to 10K pr lb. ; inferior, P. to Bd. Lam* of which more us showed, rushed 10d. per lb. ;' • few calves made 91 per lb. Parket pppp,, 7a. to 7s. 6d. ; bum. to 7s. per alone. Wsdnad y : Beast. 207 ; Amp, Ili pip, & —Saturday : Beasts, 20 ; calves, 10; am ll; 210 . ZDOINI7IIIII. Fn. I.—The number of cattle this monk was Um, tbses Wing 410, or a &mew ed 11 brad. lb demand was Marko good, and the prises of lad lush ow tall=ported. Top prim. 9r. 3d.; musk 6.4 d. te ti and inferior, 7s.&L to Bs. par Moan Tbs rink rd &asp was Woo IMO than at last market, thsarkkg 3,114 or 908 fewer. The demand woo geed, sad pins, lo punt with thaw obtained last week. higher. Ttir s = she but mutton, 9d. ; ourreut, 816. to r . Bd. to B}d.; ewes, 7d. to 7 1 d. per lb. F 110 1 10 Is. ed. to Is. Id. per atom TRAFFIC RETURNS. ISILVAIL Ma Par Ns. TINS MI 01090. sosivra doses& MK VS Wink melba Nov. IL A S Great Ilisiihirit of Wks— 29 1196 WY IN I " Wolk sadlng Jan. IL 11111. NIL Grad Ousarol at Salem 1,088 4,536 6.N0 ." Week esttlas Sao. A Brloliersad Nub, lfli 2,958 2,456 6,4 1 1 MN last Oast Low., Met, sal DIPM, 781 804 gel 4,4114 ik, 11.450. It. at LC. et D. L 179 100 1436 .. 1 : 1111816w1 14,063 NOM CA S "Ai North lootans 1006 am ass 97,157 Ousw. PILLCr. Oas &amnia DO. Taman; no. I—antraidoos on mum% 915' all by moon siekass. 887 ; total, 1,802. BIRTHS, MARRIAGNS, AND MTH. ---•- BIRTHS. 11.10180 N.-J masa Iti. at Eaton place, the wife it Mat 11 C. 8., of aeon. °U15141171-Mratrl X at ,Morden, the wife of G. 11. DOM be., at a daintier. ilin.WIL-Jannery 31, at Branewick.sardens. Caelell oll W il=akanthe wile of J. amen" Itt of atek _ .-January it, at the Lan MOW MA la" the trite of X W. Wllliameoa. Eq., of a eta. MARMON& HAW -112LXY .-Jarmary 111., at et. Margret W by the 2,65. Thomas Graham, Montague. see d the Samuel Hart, Member et the Council and Home a Baths; Nova lothe, to Georgians, daughter at the Ils.' FM". MLlAMT 7 thaalt • MAODOM 31 at SA 000130% 150 ...... "I...=..TARRon. by the Victor Maedona..iho_ West sou of George Mudd" l i ta I.°l "W 11 - 111aaU, oiden. to Debar, daughter of the Jaws Req_cd WN, Maw, Lancashire. wium-amm-oggry 1, g St. Georg. _ by the Rem Willem Carta Richard. son di 4:!_;-V Memileld Haase, Westbourne terrace. to a•••• trig' °I Mr. Maass Ransom Sachs, of St. Goiresithele put i DX&TECL 1111111.-Yaostritri, at Soutligrove Ert,MUdalaPPut W t. ' senders, mite ot Mr. W. Bmeb. aged MALOOWZR..-Janvesy 111. at Parli-crement, Portillsellskil Fainoner. AIL, and IL_ D.. ie. Ala YADG.-Jeniessy M. at Charlotte Amity Ds —., , solitrw c api W. .-.ltostry SI. at St. Mary Abboterters" KO* tos, G. IcattAX Zig., C.B. v.. ttfal 61Mw11.8-1.044 7ebiwilyim,6ataCtottaisoodwtrvionglises, Itoily oleite ---ii mo p I A. W. ltbk gee mgr.* solukritlm_. rt ISTLilfeWtril Vq., -Janaley al, et Noe srm•-• emaer4qmsem, Nester Meows, widow of tat 1 0 . IPA K. TII I WV:I. nary IL, at Norton CMO r Cla i " 1 S*, rW Ktelo, widow at Um Ws/. Tharp, Rm., - • Ni 4 rrirsd a.we sati rabusuct to wawa' MPG is • to Os city al lasi" vi dowe -- lowiardalresk to So Mari d Anzkir. 711 a iIIT S. UK ht li 4 . ti it AI t I.; 1B — 4 kli. . 1 111 g 1111 QIN idd sd h I! I .4 1 A , ifd It Id rb i 11111 MY Ili Is& dd• imi. r Q. id . . . 1 a II: Hy i. 1 Id i s I Ingi , s al 11l• I.