The Express. — London, England, 1854-01-05 00:00:00

UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL. CAS ;MINA, Jolt. 4.—[By Electric Telegraph.]— Tit Remus Peornsumeir or iitblLlW.—The soarer. ineationed peasant this day presented themselves in the Law School., as esedidavas for the Regius Professorship of liebree :—ltev. J. W. Dosaidsos, lat. Fellow of Triaity, head master of Buy St. Rdmeed's Salsooi ; Rev. George Skinner, M.A., late Fellow of Jesus; Rev. H. 0. D D., Follow of Rev. T. Jarrett, SI.A , lets Fellow of CatMetee, sad Professor of Arabia; Be,. William Aloof, M.A., St. Joha'; 3 =s, lei tune at Jews EMmeeei Chapel, ip ; Rev. W. W. Harvey, M.A., Isle Fellow of Kim's; Rey. Theodore Prestos, M.A., Fellow of Visa, ; Rev. J. J. S. Perovves, M.A , Follow of Co:pr a si Rev. W. Drab., M.A., loot Fellow of his% scs muter of Coventry Cirsemme %hoot. no Istadldstes will &limy than mimeos. la the Law Iltioseit wo the Slot of January sal her follewieg days; the &Wee will Isle *me ors the Sts of February. The Betel& Osamu' Sri. dices have this cloy issued a report recommoodime the OM. Coe of • mew theatre for the Ifetness of the liesesey raw ears, and other sew sod osoveoleat roome foe the oboe. It will bi pahlisbed in moose so mos OD the VIM Win ph Mit its panne to L odes. Of this soesolog twolglit lbws it not the slightest probability. Mr. Whittleg, of It.. College, was this day admitted • whales et Ring 1. NAVAL. A With tUre, Jam. 4.—APPOCtibffillll.—Lien -610111t$ M. *Lager. to the Hoerr, 60, mew steam gaud skim of 46C.horso power, at Devi:sport ; W. C. Grimm% (1811). to the rectory. 101, deg ship, at Pornmooth ; sad R. 0. Douglas, to the Ezeillent, gunnery ship, at Porte nt/ma Paymaster W. C. P. Gnat (1847), to the Darat/egy mew steam frigate of 680-heave power, at the Nee* America and West India station; and B. Scott man. tie sy4.r4. 40, at Der =port. Multi A. H. Alitnise (1861), and J. F. Bt. 0. leDeaslit (18.12), to the Raeeharet. 14. sloop, at DiVillfert. Clerks F. W. Cole (11136), to the Nlaistryß, 1111,senw steam ship of 460-hoesii power, at DMIIIIINe 1 W. T. Richards (1848), to the Royal Oicripa, MI:ow Om ship, at Deromport; P.O. OMO, t• tea MIMI" 121, gut ship, at Sheerness; 0. F. Fishers (11114}, to the Victory; A. Jiff/els (1846), to tM llaskria. _ y sow attars guard ship of 460. horse power, at rartseteatit; J. W. W. Chun (1817), and A. Burows, to the Cressy, eh, screw steam ship, at Sheerness. MoromwiTs.—Her Majesty . aldip_Oalypes Cass bl by the Royal ail steamer Clyde), OF Thilliiiell ea the morn;ng of lith Dumber, from um he 8ar1441.41. Tin ilsrship, with the ,we-* thr 0. F. Squaw*. K.C.D. (Cambodia), was sspsMsd at Berhadoes on ea about the 18th December. SPORTING. CHESTER SPRING MEETING, iIUT 9. NOMINATIONS Vol TUB CHESTS{ CVP.—W. iskta to be publuted to doe thee, and forfeits to be datland as or before the let of February. About two miles end a quarter. Tn. Yrs. 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Drew Ilheady 3 Hun 4 I .!alk 3 Asdabon Valour Lubtoit Wild liustunsa litssoovito UN $lll 8 3 1 1 111:1=ey 3 SintorT, P Tenna ant V• • I 4 1130,43444 3 1144413440 4 Nimbi Sur 3 airsdai Dobai% Nye 4 IlapolWookr $ Dr. OValia. 3 Kara Mom a Swallowing id TIM Dots Corp laulae Draft 6 3 rg li gollsrosoar out of _DeolamoreLorrotao Amos 3 I. 4 Mt Jams Graham 3 Tro i rMpplo 4 =odor e Le Jag 6 Lisafords 6 Comfort ass. 3 Oar 3 Lumaskire Lass T Da T.= . Teak 6 Dear Ms J4jabe Little Doyle ll Mind Pstsase _ 4 144 albs Oshairt 4 Oskeys/ I Logy !team Mem $ IMAM 3 The ooaraey of the Meeent. Wearer, enabled es to publish, yesterday, a maple* am a tal nominations be the Gnat Metropolitan Malmo ad he the City end ea. barbell Handicap; sad kites feether enabled se Is gin, to day, the shove bat of Barbs fie s Christ Cep. It air, baster, be neiessileed tart Ibis at hi subject to anedisat e mast sialatirs blabs boss sat la soak Waft; tow atria alkyabaility, In een tl tan SIM tad, at OWN. sal Is Latita as all ma collated. Tim BRIGHTON RAILWAY COMPANY AND ITS ZMPLOYHS. Daring the past week • circular Utter has bees tamed by - Mr. Hawhits, miaow of theism& department, =weaned that the directors have SAW* • sity to he presented to thaw of their mea whom psi OW duct sad length of servile have Ism • dela le such reward—via., a week's pay to then of dm two dew; whose service has exceeded two pow, wet bolt • weft pay to those of the snood duo, who mood astir thou twelve mouths. This weans leedltpreso boo Me received by those especially alto s 4 by I will sarrwatswS estafacion, loss:each as it woe aiwowdoilJOy • INst from Mr. Hawkins, lesidesides the woos pewee wwwwl. mad showing that it I se Motto of ihonows odken et the ' - "lop w wisdom Wad ersiirlii - ofilzen et le ossospos beams master sad ate ea a omal sod esedble ARM ampistulatlis as reolpieslod tbe Ileisl greet of Mte dioesles. Mr. Mweldoe gems on le .keens I tress sod bertha it A bibles to mil our bat &Miss sodta ii.idsd stand= to Ills eso am& 'Mine pew Stimieme of you dal. Al mallbt mod bowel am epee OM web a line of ossiass/ws.dsss sot sew lolly le tree Waal@ Moon pod orravart end or, we Moo ores epallomelly oodles the troth ed sa- lable& potable Nit lee Mosel. en one sod lb. seas. Piss pm as us of mom Meals la ths sortbs, I sx. pst a psi ozsaio to tee mosso nostas. show- ▪ thou this Fos lipoid, bus alluoloopo, sod bike thus to pianos ha study sal how* pm , VTof Ihshiloilso` Whllo hasolsolos the duty " sum repro losapsofs posoiti, Mr. UlTapes thst as sermolodieslit tiny ea imot rogootto their own Oa Ms heed be re- gado: " Yee per. ya make, es wed a tio osapeay'e, do ▪ hest eavfai b 'snag. Per do basil of the aiwory. be our amid to must &sir posgabo bombes awl bugs as olsooloss usio For Os boil elrosorst. Mt as sok um Is sossibrips stusbois sibs Obi* BA. soot of til• du, of selaii oho lent pirellima pemo pewee be the rainy day et ifteeeeeettemelly tee the as., certain necessities of old op." PROROGATION OP CoNTOCOTION. Taterlty aerans the seavesolon of the palms end dm of the pre via', of C Ins preassed k sempliag to the Maw of o alt . Towson Twiss. Meewgesersl of as Mel ► of Onnlebary, sad ', aeloopoilles, ' • a • . fola lds pia to OM And 7 * Mended ley Kr. laosis Hut DOW ' pubs% squid at ths J •" 'h nab 114111..11111 one cad If Ili o* smoloory thou b ANIMA do .m 1 don Ash es sohobob stood toy be argankgm7. • I unossiliso sissy "be ths• Woksooloy, Pia. "".fosoLi Ealn lintellmence. COURT OP r.-•YETTERDAIG. WOOS MIL C 01111410.4111101.11011. US RE HENSLEY. This was the wildcats meeting la the cue of Edward Roe Beasley, builder, et the Bonney-road, Hailoway. His debts were 1,3111.; assets, about 4001. In good debts and property. There was ma opposition. HIS Honour said the faller, appeared to have arisen from the west of sufficient 'spited to carry on the ballaling eye culatioas into which the bankrupt bad entered. He sties' bale a certilieste of the second slue 1W AZ OLIVES. The Ira Mad, Philip Oliva , w dasibed ee a dealer I in aides deed madidey, of Dedadea, tad el a plea ia UardpmehMs. TM baalasphey emend drat a dad ape ; at a review seeetieg, the Ades of ode wee bail bees etiartd did& day. Ie the mina thee a melds kid lam premeted. whin that de adjadhatlea @Maid be easallek ea the imputed that there was ad a geed dediter's debt. TM beads" M wee la swishy. Ia Odebee eat, a mating oder bees elided hem the Insolent Osut, and a Fwd. deed adaem me deeded ; bat the bmhrtept bed met Med Ide Wallis sail de lir.Rieses weasel la mapettiwsivelitt _the tlaU inditar Wog . Jame, the prodded raised mile imehady. Me madedil lid den was ao eddied psdeleadawallomf• debt Mt. Lathed he the bidtrapt said It was apes be them who Nodded the addleethet to iatredase wader rid tleales epsdleee ad. aseanaly hat beam the maw mall be Me, ammelemilme woad Mee le be dad whit the dedhen la Well% red he this pur pose ea adjeammeat wed& be memary. After a eineeedlsa. la adlemaseat ea mimed ; mai the tides of addeastras ahe edjoenteL The Ilabilhlss mid demsed at between 6,0161. sad 6, b 0711. 11 % oisest of limb le mold& IMMO 1111 L 1111•1111111M11 IMO. no ill alto. CLAM The busk:apt, at ft. meow, Mad, llwy Maks keeper, sane up aka qualm at smadisa. TM ammanna i by Mr. lamer& samosa is Damenber, le^ trri si aplimi al 80TR, and twamata is Mamba 1.11, amemased tabu marna UMW., Oa Mal bag— Ilika UM. ; daulthl, 9278 ; pi:splay ekes up MIL TM pelts bad bass 1,6131.; nab iyama 1,711e1.;; imaaal Mr. Imo. ~ ge tiw , km manna did sat swum ; Mr. ag ley, kr a warn aria ran grounds aramnplant ; Mr. Lamm 'appal tin baakrupt. Mk knew Wake as nubby is tin ohleatioss auk, ma appund as bin th a t the teakryt's conduct bad ban Mat ass bast an Tin nun bad gnat *lmre in awasulks bin swan* at th• Int dam, sad Its (the sawsnalany wand that W(bankrupt's) ratan caner in bunkum mope be a pasposem Pled din surtikats aecerdispy INSOLVENT DEBTORS' OOURT.-Yzirrmw. will MO COIIIIINIONZI 1.4 W. UI Till MAMA OP 11CILL1D WADL - This iembest, a teller, who applied adder the Protec tion Ase, ems eeeesed by Mr. Nichols oa the part of the Oemmeedel Oldit UMW AsIMIZIOS Sudety. Mr. Sar- Mmi Tbe ia the awe wee whether the delft did set enema es es to preclude the apglielies seder the Preludes Then wai au inquiry se to the deb*. mil further islemeMien wu required. It Illosdicreeit airbags not le mid the dismissal of the putties. The Chief Cemstiniener ordered the petition to be Mr inheed. In as iesSal TIOXAS ours reams. This heoloost. heedmw die Hod el Dm*, Ibe Hos. leery Theme I k ey, was eppialsil is Is heal seder the Pilaf/AM Am. Mr. Hawed superel le mete kr • lbs. Lewis The label& esly emideimmed he mom, eel Ss sow mblenties date IMO ON. TM isestessy wee eilelladel tqolmeo barbs hoes redby Mr J.el. • hM liaeseels. red GM thee nasal le one Mem midgems The *Mei& le Vila Os Without me awns dm elm& that rife was die leostmet led resoheiffiL hem the Ned of adly eel IDOL ham year. The lsooloost bed 1201. owing to him Oe Wog eallol, the ionised dtd set worm The Oblof Omemblimer Isobe el ems dm Mehl, esal reelnisi mgeommem ef Mr. Hger& oppose tbs aemteppem the osse MOD lemelvest. He damply sell, he esshl not emend die peteles. The ems wm vbteslly Mack oat of the list. IX U TIM UT. JAYS. 11111011111111. TWe Meekest, who had the liriase of &abeam" dad Moab Moult., I. Kist, sear Ashford, applied seder the Premed's Amt. A "redder 'prated for information, sad Kr. &need sepperami. It apposed *0 the two liviess podded.% 416 L sad lbw wede aim ever aseassuatisa. A dead mu made two yam sae der tie malitues to a Mr. Dadia6/4 61 Atakluirt, addle had Amami a suissaaatka. Than wad Naar segauisseldaa The lamehusts wil• bad absal VAL TM eitegiee whit appeared Mast le Mow Miss the Imam w 91001: la pi a Meat maw 09 deed. 4:lo9loassr age aeMIL=I99 ►aad re quired habit iittaverges the A day ma meg he the leg stem CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. OLD COURT.—YwinDAT. men a. WWI PLAIT AND 1111 MAN =SUM me, wee isdieted Job' 81.'...., • ter abilennaseir. Ks. Clerues, who oppreed fro the pereestios, add that the album imputed le Kr edema was that of basin Mod ad viand • ailidine of peed Amster with s view to nears • Oman am sisiberier at • Wad la Yorkshire, sad with the West thereby to denim aid pm nibs ths essinees la whoa woe nisi the pewee et =the spporTM &meOW WO ow •I ?albs, es obrastr . Thin e set nested asizz ias sia bre. but W the vionsi law dee_ IRO, a MI with • ttatidelort inestiou woe heal to soma le a vie s. aesseur. edam, wee sow bailed kr bit sad he appe The kried that the sail main Mr= A le min la Ka are Arbor the Malin imputed to Ile jobenir la the beleameit la goodies— air eely, that of sod diteihe is whoa it ins eallobit is It a t i r ia lbli the law. TM leeswel osened lira to dela the h ols of tat areord it apparel that shin II yams op Ihe wiener had bra =San of the oiling abed at Illiimalthry, nee lorerwriseh, leslossaashbo,of whieh mobil be Mr. Z. H. ishirme was the Nam aad di a4s of the ,-melee if tat sehook Math had bra rW redpred do sitastioa. sad ambles had heat of Mkt rail neatly, when open the Medea of the orriserip et a wheel of a slain Idea at TM enjoy, is Yorkshire, hag went, be wain fa be divides. sad smog ether teeolith le obieseler, dia, son is by his was cm pinea -1,. to la lipid by Mr. Jehasisse. Mb doeuesit reposinied est the pdesose had kr mail yeas KM the sibs d ..ree to be Lslierweeth Nisei, aid that ho had giews post esidelleabo by the maser in white be per termed the bales of the elks, ad else described Ma se bens sooty mei greillied fa the altustioa he was desirous et elleabbe. Is wadi MEI tbst hes oessethisi white eneevell berbies wen nab. whin wake) lo the dia ling that dm mama la wails wee • frisey, aid the pima upes tab wee be Ma lite soiledy sad era ideal epos the writ drips. The Ma Kr. Johnsen spoke to the bald the begsyy, sad Mato said that ho lad set as am Nei et the piri won kr twesty yam% mod at the time dr nailer* ben data, Noverber hit, mat mat esetaisly dada set him gins Dusk a ariliesta. Is sawn to engine pat by the prisestr, be rm. liii thugs that while he Kin the Gila of wirer of do Hada" Mimi lio behaved is • Saw ilhat NM. however, he had arran t , ' kae lail rbe uplift Wiwi him The - whosea la rawer to the Ma te d 1411 that he ha lined Nr. Jobsiesse maid hns given the esnilliats if ke bid wiled ID blot for ma Kr. Mesa Pisa wand up, as be jury, Oar a sheet &Oasis% Mai the mar et re. the Ills. *Ws beanie Ina be O feepod, ai beilb Im d with the Mambo to bathe aid yeitediee the endears to whoa it was se ateend. The Lamed Mier add that the man would in decide =COW abeam tae set irpoist lo Ilese am the Mr, b i t a sewn She erisei is the ant of we& Isdemen wadi dreelbee be weepier, sad mil dr dribs of the Mier woe mile Mews the primer alibi go it hip vim saleelig isle hie reconi same la the rue of OK. sad Mho bee amateur la 401., to wpm aid naive if NMI am to le so. TM billetasst ail Naos be • an =ogi a le deboade osimeles will lir lama Meer ale Mast ef Miessen, bee bra waned by ow tined to the Court of Qum'. Man. NEW COURT.—YarnuwAy. MO= XL I. SVWT. SA ——— - Witham Ctoa, $2, doh; ssd Gana Owl. NNW. tram hot he sahebs s forged relotpt ter mossy, oaf aim he mogiday to Wm & Thome Warm of divan mato Xmas/. es tarlott poossoosi, mad Mr. Plum oaf Xr. Leak Itogyosooll two yebosow bad boom osouloadlly oust tribo yeassoor d it i o Igoe Wdliogloa. mos Ma sod I M l katold., of hes. Mitaillyal. bad as oil onaiboo ho mbh, wild would Mt *s prosootheo Moho& Prossoolor sold iboy boi Mho go opal ow why as OM he, soils wadi py ims fee their nay al Wed op to 11r. Ihmoull% 'tibia, sad Om= NM they would oil :go omi was hi., pilot sot Os bus so it stood la holysol. Phoootst 61 out boas soy oamonotiss .best thooo of 66 =lbw, bet ow boll Owns gookb 6sai Own moo book mil aid IMO *.yolos woo X. No. Itatosotro tbook 21. to Tog aril. owl auk, by MN ism of h. t N. sad 31. 16, M - shoo to Oblepoo. 101 l Itio lon o bit Whiena) gave THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 5, 1854. bias a receipt, writes ammo an ailheelve stamp, awl he received the (mass. The prosecutor made some selenium inquiries, snd foetid that the prisoeers bad camp given , and that the receipt given to him was a forge Id. r. ry Bouniel being called, stated that the two prisopere came and made the bargain abate thu emeibeaand Gaylen paid hiat 10.. se Swat. Chapman ems sad paid the testmlaki Si., he aid* is ens his a seeeS The cas reheat wes ael e 1~ levities hy bet die *esters ICTC4S the alt s heihil Map ri bwmpas removed from the asksovalsegussa welelwally itma cad pet epee the other est Oar IL lea. glows W its prosssalwr. The jury (mad them bash Owl*. Chapman was seasassist to 12, and Garen to six tionthe iispriseasieat *ad hard labour. THE POLICE CO U 1 BOW- STRUT. I ruffs's Tom I Ohs thine of gab 11,101, attieded before Mr. Jardine to mower three sammesse taketi iimatt egaiost Mot by . Mr. T. &yea, et Temagammemiro—ms be not deliveries his Wilma' the peeper - sae be ehreseding non Was his Ism sad am tied ihrielmeed=- 111 trawl Om an liirieven at his hist% C hr=iipmere, li e ll S sal a Illwasale at shut a girlie tl2 &desk, to look Ile seek. the head sae is T place, end sent it to bet easases resideam when the t took up wieners est kis wife a* esaversi IMMilmine to 11, Torvingtew mum. alateu Mims wide* dams at the time, he nsds simmal image in Miai se. Mims handed him Si, the iliteme Wes weelimis mai, a mule, hit be wee wep dimiliabil With the tan, hammled men, sad mob a past tkiewbussa mai% by beeimmA k et aha Ma, elesies_ th e mei nearly me L He i di art sive up his diet until witness hailed epos it, he the oterminselas him for his samadast. He rep . pupae mi ktyas) bed so deem whatever of die adant's The w hom denial that he was hind by emehluest tha eight la mallow, sad Gilled Charles Clusasets, the riligtivests'e Need, Coveoigarden who swore *at he ties deliadast at a few alawie past 12 fa Christ mas-en. midi Mgt him midair is Met of the heist until measly whe Wasik. Mau the may is,,. bh to ids resi des's, is iliewske-pless, Cialklo46.ll. He wee coufl• Mat that detiadmit wee the acme elm es he knew him by sifttiena Wbeimedas the Didhedutrost stead. whams daswast was hither emeisherated by paha esembiliep o wbo said that be saw the lishatlant's osh eimeims the Mai at a quieter past 12 on Christmas% asked his what be wee ,Wass there kw. Delbedeat milled that he was essesek bet - es this ems • wry ememe ammo with wham MOM imitable) Leek tbe amebae et dehudant's badge, basin to BUM. memo Ma Via head that the drieses stailmeat was on- , am Wham mid swear to the Emu, having lumra him 1 ai a edema be pew. The 'ahem Imewee, did not glom to shake the weephdaaat's sewhiss that he bad minima to right I ma . lie. Judie' maid he mould not disbelieve the evidence of whiner; so Mr. &pa mat have mistaken lie ma. It appeared, aorealias to the laWant's own 'Minim that the skim am ass isilvend es him until On distabeees had imearred, sad the whom had hem theiseseed ease sewsdings. There was every mama, &mink te his., that the driver had given him a false dia. wbifit be (M ladies) ser to say was a very omega pease% wader *imam , immielnom, and proved the enmity it settiag_posemisa at the ticket be fore startles le th e joeme7. emmeames mat be dis missed. 11017TRIVARK. Gone Derriessamil:ll7ll; Hamm were brought up for farther exambedow shwas& with enmity to their ille gitimate 'infant. The particulars Mean W the peleisare apprekendon, and the then seate et the tabs% oppeered is yesterdey'r paper, whets Mr. 114Witett awmaial dos until to-day, so that the elms et the parch of et May, Newington, Wes.be stabled le dread and proomate. Harm, the Windy of the bow I. which the ledged, w protest with the infant, whisk she had dly sal esimfally takes ewe Anise Meatialwhes the gebeeen were tehea hoe watedy. eke wee tolled by themegletrate, siad ia mom to be questions stated that after the ezentiontioa yearaeolny she took the infant to en etelseat . seediest Asa is the district of the rdice-court, Who diembsed le, sad semeeoleed that not only were the awe keeften, bat re am" hese woe broken also, and that the boor wee wool ever with bruises, some of which were ei kag Omit& and must bare been ceased by violsow Oenthe—llli the medical man give you any opinion as to the stale et the Ishat—thet Is, whether there was any likelihood of im seemly ? Witness—Me tale we, sk, that the child would not trou ble any ose mask karts In foot, that it would soon die. Mr. Comb.—TN we a soother, owl we serialised with eliildren. Now kit wade that oa bast amid be in such • bad state without We wafer being awe el it ? Witness—l sow peddle that it odd set; for, when te& softly moved, its mks wen pandas boa We egos; it sta- Mr. Combe—l usderMead hose Mr. Rawls, the chief clerk, that yos asked her what wee the mutter with the infant whoa ale celled yea to look at it. What did she ley? Witnese—l thee& the limbs were broken , which in dwell me to ask her that gesotiw. tlb. replied that there I wee as the maim wilt It I know she afterwards seat thr howilel mod weeleed sem letion, bat she sever e Ab sent eclared that she °P It see owelse say home. d led wed bake end MA last wieume knew it. She was not aware that Mid wee so Wined, or how the Witu kr were canoe& The ode pinata mid We child had been home only two doge tow oureiag, and when the nurse brought it Moe else di ais • besetly state of drunkenness, end no doubt awed Xis,. Re we not guilty of the offence he sus Mr. Ovalle odd the sew wee very bad In hie 'Tinton, sad he hod made op his triad le reamed them agate ; bat be Weald set wept hail be sitar. Mr. D ewe of the solleviag oNess sf the parish of pit if•tp, yobs woo in attsodsnos daring the short emsetry his =whip that he striated by the allerlftes to promotes the OISO t w o the wawa. Just beim the meghlente quitted the bash the essetable entered the awl, sad mkt that he had Oka the What le Guy's Hespital, where it we. embed. Ike hoses surgeon esetlded that it waste a bad Mate, and not likely to live. .'.. Parfet, sped 66 whit vas kneerly Mashed to the loyal llamas and lease% bat who aow Wen a passim el 141. pee day Lae the Odessa depaehnet4 Was elmweed srldi babe aelealleed a series a wage aseashe mein his wits, Oesimefte Pariah, a sea mad gull, and two piles oesetablee of the T dickies, wire ln the execution et their duty. The wife, a lied% dean, sad respectably. attired adddle seed masa, deposed that she lived at No. 6,311111 MOS S, plea, Neeth-eedweed, Fulham. Oa Monday, ha harked left hew, fen the pupae et petting his pwwien, eat lie news saw him eberwards until he returned at Turley evedag, when be was hi a stets of iattadades. Ile gets• waded speaks, eeddingnd ememmeeed bread,. ene triage, sod lag theew b ewe a the sosr MS, to him to eapsea the daes with Ida tapes throwlaithe Sheep est of window, vim t he sad Mid tha hale etpled kw bead her atemad im the see samwap bee *nee, will die bastalia o m f stranglag her. S bat dm datadehip Wiped hes W/114 and she ran oat el the hew pieeleenen. Na wee esealsaally ill using her, mad eie Ids reap hi dew of ha life from his brutal vision.. IA used Mat Aloft leagnage to her, and threatened de her It eine in 'try. The peftesser hen stated that dam he had been out of pains, which was about elms weeks, he bad taken an oath Idea le lay hie head upon hie wife again, and he had kept wad. On Monday he left home with a determination new le lee with his wife again, but finding that his bed we. net esed at the lodgings he had taken, he merely wee baiL widespiree on the previous evening to get bhis ors _ . . . . I[r. Bwiw said ba dam by his hookthat the prilo6llr was cb Who Ws NW 'Urges" last for assaulting his led be Side eansmitiall hins 1. six months is de fault of daft swedes to keep the pan towards her for that dam. IN smitidami in gaol throe months, and he (Mr. Bead's) tbsa 1 d Zia wpm his own recognisance", apse hinifiailife art la Mum is wit* opts, sad also are his Wes amesailag W Ws bang discharged. It was then proved that the primmer had ueaulted George Small, who lived next dear, and who had been called in by the landlady for her probed= ; and had also assailed the oilcan. Mr. Bombs said that a mon perfect ruffian than the primer& bad set ban brosght before him for some time, aad les alma be di diedtarglag his duty if he did not give Ithis the tall tams 'Web the law allowed him under the paw ea. So thisielln sausaeed him to be imprisoned for smisthe, with hard labor; sad if he mime before him again be wed& Nig Maim trial, and he would then get a daub bow levied. FRENCH POLICE CASES. (Pram Maywood. ilausver.) A selimmy was aniimitted on Thursday in the = MI the Obsetpe-Rinike. The Priaosee weerre d eneireing how the Rae Jess Gonna to enalher aperinien In the tae 111. lees e, perceived is the evarlei Set her d diem& red mot • wig* MA been Ingenea te in a chest of kanakila ns ome. her old apart nest be Wei Hai. se t big able to Badmy thic* ems balk and sinew et his wain of swum the Sea wan I. lea after then, and MUMMA OM ems one Mho them. Informa tion on floodlit* stela te the ennalwary of police, whit eine end isitoooptoi dot pone et the house, but odd Mame nutrient le set implalea at say one. The minks peiperty inn la two VINO la it drawer, the lock of 'hi* was of a mew Wimp bled. The vales of the Omni thee canted el h shoat MASK A ireneeeker, amid liernea, wee ea thdarday flied 24 tr. by Telleassl it Oorreelimi Perk" for laving NI le easing% a lave parties of a piece of Ind boa eves to bin by a asearatir to wake si s ta* &Nem She pomaded that she hedi only weed I. aisordisee will the eons of the teed% bat the presi dent Ml kit Hat elte was Dowd to give op tbo ad alto didi mem. As mast tees gives la Ida lest ef a sea eased 011iviak soma{ is the NM of &wwwiek, having hand to his sew, es the sixth awry. of Ns. 6, Res d'Alger, two sea is the est of examiiiting a wilessy. He atiempted to sine Ow bail wee souget. He tusk the =ea dswa to the mew.* Weis hothesalkay beet sea his set rushed up Milli to the awe leery. Thies Its attseagesd to 44 . ehnit sa.lanlitbi"trit'.,„i. Itri:' Was sa II eggsaseil diet his ease was Dales- Assisi that tess ma, semi Dubois awl Asquith', had ftil the yobbo, wilb Ms. They were arrested, as* was resegaissi ley the esivash. Oa ilatanlay the two tan tried by the Owed ef Amine, and, being eta. Ailed, were ssateaced • Dalesie to eight yews' imprieesaset with bard labear, sad Aagastia le six maths or the use • MAI/4. MITOWLII hit Irak Whig Dn. 23, len s 161 L Osaumlig wok. 111 1101. MINSTININICM , =. Malan, BAO. oirtraohne, Alfra Large. 23, gr. dear, art Mbar Dwe wars soverally eeavimai of head Lad aurae at sash, NA *herby obtabiatae w at me Mtwara Otabeass i u walk mil Ma John 1111111111• S tM mad Mr. Thautpur ress a alt si. sad Mr. Hallantine, Mr. Bialeb.ared Mr._ Melia Tits head of which they wire error& was the vary arms sae of gettiae into arvaresiss with the passe cases, who werurnagess to thus. sad thus brides ant into pabile•hoesse, Mirk Mil blot iatrodurd, the pr ior!. 1111Impi to lbw Mir IVO= the rideses of the rhos it sprawl that boss Mpaistirs had bra priasipaily IS =IWO 1111.1011 tam, sad that Cram kept a publishers is Towerelnet, Melia rem* ✓anted the Misr TM allean bad Maws her tar years as weer They wen sad sestresi is 111 asestite irrieessmat Was. Mersa mad ~Mg asemild Onlsera: Omar ameireal kit essien. mg be kits as is bobs obeekri, by hiss preening, • yea image sareara et arm Ira aWe armed Haas, wen liought up ler arterm Mr. leseM the ash*" la the Maass se Mr. Maria% said Mat Wks Me ors hie. the Cratottley lei, with other, obtained by erfroite _are from Mrs. Moron, mil that Maros eea bat a rosparatively oral skim of the away. The Ilesaides, r pan a astmoir. all Or a rue do ilbee, eusergee *wad hal ask bra belles ra m mart he • On. Ontishisy bed talus et Mo wi n g, to emery ea a system NM= MI Ids arra ma one of the deepest dye, sad bat o ar word rase bin to view wow with Irina, in para. orataan, sad that was his errant yeah, sad the nearseedatioa of the jury apse that round. Still, bib MO bold the went of th e two, he hit a &Marty in apporissing the seateases with row equality. Mersa; bo had berar, bad bees acersted as far book HU of a vary swim Marge, sad sirs that tire be had se Lowrie& Mho, he bed bra waft his livlaj. He hoped ha drab mot be betrebe lM berres of jNMes by probe the sestreos M did. They wen dm .load to two yews' lasprionneat sat bard labour. __ . . _ . 711.4; — "HuZikaa ;Alvin lfreple MOM, tile te• "be teem yetemeday seavieled edpar ie T w or d " hassle op, amd enema: maimed S 9 sinm otomme. . Gawp gay Small, who was coseeled Wt mem of stsalles oast from " His Lordship', Lardos," was Nought up Ike msollsosa. The Smestire said that he hod leer from sem" pule toms of Myers" whew Warm wesimewstalrlbli thiti be Might deal imisettly vitt him. He appeemed, ri n i e t a l b ds maim tow. and shoo up his to meek his ha logien as a Meseta emereeter. He Ohm is saber) bed a poem writteo W W ilea (Omer) ups tie me mory of dim kb Deka et ♦ elleseso, which. thestit e settee esseiduralee INN me Mas at. wwe of the h order that wool* assure the primmer say memo, mod whited him la Omen the mese Its had moseyed. sad whowfroa plea go brk to hie bwilsor. m poetry wr at ' boa not a otworstal preform Ito woo aatmetd to two swaths' iarkomawat to New Pia THIRD COURT. IMO= TEM ONIMIII INISThalr% (kalawy le venal mettle, the Mist eases were tried is this oink. sod tweepied the emus polka of the day, these bekg se kr thee 16 pitmen fee kW he Me slam of although bat a far talist% has doped stale the keg samba. The Omer, were iestmeed le log& mod teens of imgeissweisa, and bat see 4111111 pre sued say hams a e sseiw. haa" kfliwowee, and iseine somed the pied* oda k alseileths. Blisa Own, a sesgesledishwideg times. whits shad ia bee sem. was Wheel he petw oc tere bed MIN& Xr. Ng Ur. Thug= iggseeed lbea the Onset Mvas la Doegksikest. Vs • sod use akewarleske esaieg le the knowledge of the Nike, two of thus la phi *lbw wombat the rksaves daughtu, • eldli alma lea ger of M= t gs ge . a n g ry f l o a llereh m tr is ebr igal bene awl spies is the gdsesr abed It, awl she earikled she led sail the aM, adding that she did not knew lbe i =zir bad. The o ft en seeing she was fausiling with osier the bus of the ehtld,st ones bee law& awl trees ! she t two law hod Wilkes wfsilkd 1 1 6 Mr. Eke tlss sold hal anrid gars. . . — Theasee Ohms was sat up Skim ad Oa ba• Lema mad to bees as eggilleed elassalga l = ha. elemidel7Briest was patio 10120111 he gutting aad warms Kull APO. signal that the pegmalja lived gdpages sus, lt sal al live at Ifialge. The am - PAW sore embus til with bat belt up a =it West. sal Be the Mak abs gto OM hew We. got badly eet . The Puy bead Ma Owl*. sed be was sentenced to 12 Maths' iwidseerest sad Irma Idols Amp Amer, 11. Imes* a oupwal la the A &dein demise. was labeled he wadi Of MN. Noisy. Mr. Biala sad idr. Oah e .........•=ley haft Is.. Ireitated by Ibe Mr. Bodkin haviag stated •••ra . " -- 7M - Behest Burson, 20 C, who WA he was ea Oily es the 2ad of Kg at the w ho I=irsad another °Seer than a lady sad sew aembed Beaker, miss he gas is ShllfP hi b* dolor mist la Hyde-pads. The pathima was awls demi. mad hiabsL sad whoa ho sease su lL ure. lll, bay Lam o r ns. . i wills. Mr sabeegrailip prod imeerlape led whew Ise Oen eat ea bail. apyresdi Wire awe aware ak Wire passer Itsd rar selli-s rnksiggs. 1..... b=r 82 . ,.. =rh sl aa ' the has. our Me wa; pis eab rirsae n is s- ;ble be ode 1111 07t111aa Ilisimsr eh* le the abigielreas at Marl lerough-slast, preiral Ms amiss Stile that gives twos oath by the primer ; sail la Abet it was that &eat half-par 9is the reeMeg he had mesa the partite *ea eeseeed„ a Mr. sad Ma. Balm, is as ividereat . by the Waage k it. The phew most daubed the esal el the doer of the_parties. — M. Benditidt. ease herby the ehe ye. Orbs•d it, rid apes *Ziesiirirs.de=duratistuder bi br i lleerad is re, =at Booker, • palereebviesidee sea, aeld—l am ea avft la Ohs; - mad live M Oa I. aids', wirms lay babes b ended tea. . My wiYe, sister, " r a frles i de all livid to to that. Upon the ermine of Or hid of lab par. at about haU-pas nice , I lob the simirillt dip rig l? ib take a walk in the peek. Be do Teat Os akket gate I saw the primer, who was 17 " A • sod whom I did not know, speak to wry wile al yareded on. The gate Daly lets one thane' ae a amp. I said, what has, that fellow bees Iv ... 4 1=a , " Ob, never Wad, he is dark." e ttl whet have you been saying to =LC Oak/ f at his law bee la my , and aid. hr I kaaw you, sad will nark yes. ea." I went os a shirt way, end ay who oil are I Sae halm Mims. I trued round, and war the =l MOM eaa. I tbea weed oat " Polka." sad ea _shish Ammer I wasted le give the . prieser la thea said es the tameable. • I as year gaga r mad give these peeps bee year chirp, sad Vre ameweralle. You take the weetea, sad VII seam the sess." Disked what I was charged with, sad be re heat is MO ass. I said, "I ma rase to my ova shop, seer Irk eat me." He refeeed. sad I raw bask to zlisp, sal mark " Now you ess, take as" We then Ira through Os park towards Apeleppte ; a_y wife nil spelt I. earady. Whia we got be the gat., l rid I al amine te bawl be p tbsopY the streey sad stied le hams es h. I ailed one. Mawr thus rid we shield meet istrid to the ametable vie laid as. " 11.111 bia We WIlf• Shea rims is the stadia, sal yI this ars abet I was Sage. with. flume ray aturide =o r s n u r ei L awailm iessesibis. so imam with ma sad "Mk a beewbeating susaer. sad whams is farm * I bad net lame the park three minis whoa Oh wining. las ale air the ralliny. My dries was art dieerderal. My sea was burned q: li wee the page hove as.' .. a redeerisinag ladylike yam( WIWI was ass arriewk sad she socreberard hre Verbead la Mr, gaming... OM Wed Sae es she weir Oise* the wishes pie she saw the phew, who was jest hales the perk, aid he Seashad her should.. aad b lt wi. " Core kere. 1 writ yea." %Wheal wee SIMS a illialli llOWlSlt, b e a=s h rbilie thil her bell4 a la the pordwiaz. eermlabie loit • esseheested sil the Isageby at air Wed shot dui he pared Ise sal Ns. iwase bat a Ow swab beim lb., were asewarser walking aim. eadyissair wars ha afar the The Ober Wridemes pared are he bad aimmeled his Ills hose. sad was takaa bate sailed, apes the lid of he Math at i=ll4 whip he had Arise& a ekes- Os is Ihe The phew pm is 4 debar, adhere( to his 11/1/g rs. slaimaisti mad tairemeed the ekes. assist Mr. lb. jury bad bra y, said it woo eat at the Meanie sees they bad err t e Crania ma baldly be a were SW Ti. an apes ie per* the Frills, sad VIES be saything wore this te Mask ehuseter, a lady. la reada' iagelsamest awned Mau. The web est ealit a MAY% awl vet Os led. asse. 2fe wed miss 6 Maim the RIDE AND AND LEATHER TRADE. The favourable course of this trade during the past year is thus commented on by Messrs. T. J. and T. Powell Ita presenting to your notice our Annual New Year's Circular, with the customary statistics of the past and previous yeese. we have meek pleasure in being able to reseed the byes& able position in whisk the leather trade bee bees pissed, by the salarged demands which have masted threughest the year, and the remunerative prices which have eons,- ptently ensued. Ti. tables of comparative prices will be foaled, we believe, more interesting than usual, as the alterations in the value of leather and hides have been far more extended and much more varied than usual. Our Table No. 1 will skew that the advance of prises we had to notice at the dose of the year 1852, continued an almost uniform progress during the year now just expired, until the month of September ; when having acquired, perhaps in some articles a too accelerated speed, they received • cheek, not only by the alteration in the value of money which occurred just at that period, but also, and chiefly, by the news of a superabundance of goods having been shipped to Australia ; and as there can be no doubt that the de mand from that remote region had been the chief stimulant to the advance of prices, it was to be expected that the cessation of orders from that country of gold, should iu some degree have lowered the value of leather, but as the more recent news, thence, brings accounts of increased seems in the mitring operations, it is not too much to believe the check to be merely temporary. And this con sideration has already had :la effect on some of the ankles more prominently required for that distant market, in anti cipatory sales to • considerable extent, stptearly the highest prices they had attained in the month of September. There is another consideration which points to a buoyancy in prices ; that Is, the small Stocks, generally, on hand, which is ease of emergency would be found inadequate to the demand. In leer last year's annual circular we alluded to the increased prosperity of the industrial classes—the great mweemers of leather—as one of the causes of the advanced we believe we may still calculate upon their con tent snit prosperity, notwithstanding that in some localities peat theonteat has been manifested, because wages did not rim is pro po rtion to the increased prices of food. Thees wiferbanase eitions will, however, no doubt soon be allayed by senesesions on either aide; the fact of the opera. fives in these cases being able so loi.g to withstand their DISARM exhibits their previous prosperity. There is another contingency which assist be taken into consideration, the possibility of a European war, and its requirements from this department of trade. If our country should be in volved in war, and its duration be long, prices must inevita bly rise ; but we cannot but hope SO great an evil may be yet averted, or be speedily terminated. Our foreign export trod* in leather, independently of that to the colonies, has not been so large as daring the preceding year, partionlariy in that to the United States. Our higher prices, with the still high import duties at most of the foreign ports, will account for this. Symptoms, however, of a relaxation are exhibited in various countries, foretelling a gradual perception of the advantages which must accrue to every government which, regardless of class interests, permits its merchants to purchase whatever they require—of any other nation—wherever they may find it— on the cheapest terms. This problem, so simple and just— when rot viewed through the medium of private interest, was never more fully exemplified than in its effects on the leather trade is this country. When free trade was first approached by Sir Robert Peel, those who were engaged in leather, of every class, deprecated its introduction, believ ing that their interests would be destroyed. But the po sition whieh this branch of 411 r manufactures now occupies, even without that reciprocity which is so desirable for all the world, has plated those who are engaged therein, manu facturers, as well as merchants and traders, in a far better position than when they were under protective duties: while the whole of the community of England has been benefited by the manufactures of leather introduced from the continent of Europe, from India, Australia, and the United States." SCOTCH IRON TRADE. The following information en this subject is from the circular of Mr. W. Colvin, of Glasgow :—" Throughout the year just closing the price of pig-iron has experienced vio lent fluctuations, with an amount of business in the article undoubtedly beyond precedent. It may be remembered that towards the end of last year the price, under the in fluence of undue speculation, marked 76e. cash, and that the desperate effort, of holders to sustain the market, in the fees of so heavy a stock as 460,000 teas, proved utterly futile. In January, under the proems of a tightening money market, the prim began to dacha rapidly, and be fore the end of Febrismy a fall of 204 pram bad taken place. The modmte rata naw enerent led te a good legitimate demand, but heavy egmenieliss page& .dll hung over the market; and it wee Mot ma the end •I April, when the prim had reached the MN pint a 49a. to 605., that the fallen of as emeoliden smegaler gave confidence to the trade. Even at this low %we the unsatiefactory aspect of Eastern polities deemed denims from buying largely, but the rapid diminution of Meek, coupled with the much enhanced cost of manatee, attracted the attention of a strong class of local speentetees, who, purchases soon im parted a different teas M the market, the price steadily improving to 69e. teneude the middle of August. The advance in the rate eff dielefent by the Bank of England now produced a rehired' movement, which continued with little variation till the beginning of October. 1, Prices having needed to 625. 6d., and stocks still diminishing, a geed demand for fall shipment, and the reduction to the French duties, caused an arrest tendesey, till the price touched 80e. to 8 a. as the 14th 4November. The nature of the French deems did not met the expectations of some holders ; but the Wade hie dam been characterised by remarkable steadi, nese, the peke having searoely fluctuated more than 2s. 6d. peg tem ; • 1111Melderablis portion of the stock being held off the masimt on French amount, and by speculators against spring demead. To-day mixed Nos. may be quoted 795. to 79e. 84. ends, 81e. three months open delivery. All No. 1 , ille. to 82a. 64.; No. 3,76 e. No. 1, American brands, 8111. Bd. to 864 —cash against bill of lading. The large decrease in stock, of 230,000 tons, is accounted for by the heavy exports, and increased local consumption, chiefly for malleable iron parposes. The shipments to the United States are, this year, 161,300 tons, against 100,700 in 1E52, 80,000 in 1861, 67,600 in 1860, and 94,000 in 1849. There are at present 114 furnaces in blast, and within the next three months we may have three or four more in operation ; but the scarcity of labour and mineral must, for a time at least, prevent any important increase in pro duction. Manufactured iron has been in excellent demand throughout the yew. The price of bars gave way from 101. in January to 81. 10e. in October, but soon gradually reco vend to the closing price of last year. Common bars may be quoted 101. to 101. 10s. ; plates, 121. 10s. ; rods, 111. ; hoops, 121. 10s., lees 4 per cent. discount ; rails, 91. net, with a firm and active market. Plates are in eloollent de mend. The vast growing importance of this branch of our trade is obvious from the fact that 79 iron vessels have been launched in the Clyde during the year, amounting in the aggregate to 64,760 tone. There are at present 97 ves sels on the stocks in our various ship-building yards, the groom measurement of which will be about 61,200 tons re gister." CORN.—HML, JAN. 3.—The Gazette returns of wbut sold in the various towns of the kingdom for the week ending Deo. 16 wen 71,764 qrs. ; for the corresponding week of last year, 114,032 qrs. • the thirteen weeks from Harvest (Oct. 2) amount to 1,029,2 38 qrs., against 1,445,900 qrs. the previous year, showing a weekly decrease of 34,721 qn , or nearly 29 per cent. We do not intrude any impressions these statistics make on our own mind, but simply draw attention to the fact, as not without interest and perhaps significance, in a year when the harvest is so universally reported as at . last 25 per cent. below an average. The list of arrivals shows an important falling off, and bet little is now on the way for this market, and we elan the year with only mode rate stooks. The return of active consumptive demand has come upon us much quicker then we ventured to anticipate in our last report; it oniamenced on the Tuesday evening, and has gathered strength every day since, an advance being established on all descriptions of wheat of 3s. to 4s. per qr. The weather has been exceedingly severe, with a moderate fall of snow, and every prospect of continued winter. We bad a very small supply of English wheat for this day's market, and the holders seemed fully acquainted with the high rates paid at other and distant markets since they last assembled hare, and indulged no affected modesty in their askings • a brisk business was done at fully 4s. advance on lest Tuiday's currency, Hs. to 86s. being the rates current to the bunter for runs of red wheat. The show of foreign, especially fine red, was more limited than of late, and all kinds are fatly 4s. dearer upon the week. Barley has ad vanced smar ty the last few weeks, and is now exceedingly scares. Oats attract speculative attention from their rela tive auspices. Beans of all kinds are Is. to 2s. dearer, with an improved demand, and a much diminished stock. Peas move upward, and the inclement weather makes fine boilers in great request. Indian corn participates some what in the general improvement. The enhanced value and scarcity of grinding barley causes attention to be directed to Dari as a substitute, and this article is fully 2s. in advance of the lowest point of the past month. The linseed market mast be written la. per sr. dearer, with very healthy feeling. Linseed cakes, which for th ree to four weeks bare been depressed, and sold at very irregular prises, are all at ones, owing mainly to the severe weather, in strong demand, and must be quoted at fully 10e. per ton dearer. Ponies, of which oar maks are exceedingly small, participate in the improvement. For want of supply no transactions occur in rapeseed but cakes are in more request. Beau fetch 11 and ' to be dearer. Inverts from Dec. 24 to Dec. 5e., 31 : Whut, 762 qn.; beans, 169; pass, 17; linseed. 2,315. - - Lnix, JAN. 3.—Ws hare had a better supply of wheat to-day than of late, for which the demand was brisk at 4.. per qr. advance. A lair supply of barley which was free sale at 2.. per qr. advance. Wheat, old, red, 55Ibe. to 601 be., 70e. to 784. ; best new, 60Ibe. to 631 be., 30e. to 86e. ; ditto, 571 be. to //albs., 74e. to 78e. Barley, best runs, 681 b.. to 541 6 e., 445. to 47e. ; seconds, 621 b.. to 531b5., 41e. to 43.. Beane, old, 651 be. to 661 b.., 60s. to 625. ; new, 631 6 e. to 661 6 5., 50a. to Ha. Pau, 50s. to 56e. per quarter to the grower. Oats, new, 16d. per stone. CA! , Jaw. 4.—Trade was litastfal to-day for beef, bat berry for mutton. But made from 3s. to 61. Mottos, 4s. to 6s. Veal, fo. ed. to Be. Port, 3s. 4d. to 41. Bd. per stow of Blbs. slaking the offal. COALS. LONDON. lA,. 4.--Iklpe at market, 115 ; MW, 113.—D seism's W Bartley, Ma • Idadbee Wart ley, Loagrides West, Hattley, 26L ; Tedield Woe Bates, 26e. 6d. ; West Pilaw, 2%. Walker Priam" 213 e. ; Wylaa, Me. 6d. ,• Walls End SIA ;Wei Bad Hadley, SU ; Walls ad iglisweisilli 111.• Walls Rod Warthazaliarlaad Mat. Siba ;Wdb Eril aft. ; Eden Mat, Ns.; Was ii &look INs. i Walla lid 13raddyll, 345.; Walls Ehd Hatton, 355.; W a il s E.d Haswell, 355.; Walls n, 355.; Wails End End ase 33.. o H l e ; ttor, d i e .; ; Wallsiss Walls End Cassop, 34.. ; Wallis End Ileugh 1611, 34,, Will. En! ; Wu.ls End Siiuth 3.55.; Walls End Tees, ; W. is End Adelaide Tee s 315.; Walls End South Durl•ani, 33g. Gd.; Cannel, t °wain Can (Inman Slone, SS..; Morgan's St one , as c . Perkins'. Anthracite Steam, 365.; Watney's Anthracit e , 3,2 4 , Tone Coal, Calm Ships. and Cinders.' Imparted from Jan. 1 to Dee. 31, 1813 Ditto, 18.52 12,035 .... 3,330,428 Increase in 1853 42,828 Total imported in DK., 18x8 — 3:5,978 1862 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. SICABORNS MAILS. [lt signifies that the malls ere um from the Nairn Peeheake y the night—end II by the moraine elespatelk.l Day whenmado up l Itsaa tru.t . when 00UNTRIEB. ha Geomal Poet- Port due la Clelea,Landon.• despatched.despatched. ' . Lasko& Ilmerlee(byßrit.paaltatX bay Fran ......ILinvpool EaCk - .— i ... 10g. ImaerielbyUnited Mat; ;10..1 pate arnerleo(byU.StateeM k , Jen. 17 motralia(via &isthmian ton) Xan l. 4 ...... ...... Southampton. Feb. 4 Dittoivia Itararillee) 14 I Jan. 8 .............. Dora Ditto (via Cape of Good, Dope) ................x Feb. I _ Baena Ali ( Welt Coast) —II Sled of the month, t.yesseth ... Dea 28 klesamirla N 8,19,244.800 t m. l Dover he. IS Ibmandria II Ithltro , ...foon. ISoutbareptom fan. X so 640. 8eham II N 17th of .. .Me month deathanicten.,Arricon —rover ........i Daily aria .............84 XI of the meal nouthaMptom'Jan. 18 Bream Ayree .IS 9th cf the ntontl , Southtiroptom'lm. II OW or 0 0 0 1 7 nam 14 14M of the month I Plymouth ... I (hp di Verde Payton o.pe de Verde ) l4 14•1 of the mcoth , Platoons ... (ese India Oeylen ......_.........„..114th of the month , Plymouth ... Channel ie .............7; alon.,Wed.,Bo 4 rht'luthampton.,Fon,um Mid ~.............N lintlitalttanionte Sontli.aopto...Arrivol Mile (en Las) I Oceatmatinopis .........t4 7,8,17,24,&27ef m.I Dover ... _ ,jaa, to Deastantinople X 4thilt.eth of otoott.lBouthamiton. Jao. 20 0312 L of Sam. V a lli Twia) daily p Dorm ..... .... Ivied.. trot (am lodta) Falkland Island. X 9th of the month Southompton.,lan. 16 Mani .............811,11 Twine daily Wander --............11 4,7, 17,20,87 Mal ieuth.mt to...jam le 3mytown —.............11 I ailitlithotmoathloutkaaptcsi. tarired i tioiland Havannah ............... N Dail .—........111 2ad of the nhat . h B D ov er von.' Daily gandarrh .... ...............1e 17th y of ike menu. Southanamon.'.l... 16 ladia(tiniestkam )II 4t117140:.hcf monk.'.' Southampton. Jan. 21 India (via ) N Ithart.to of ointvi I Dome ...—.. ;salsa UN treleaL...— 11 .......6 N Tina, daily Uo:rhead . Trek. der Lisbon .....................11 7,9, 17, *27 of tn , Southampton. Jan. In Iladaira .......—...Al nth of the mouth .ISouthampton. Jan. In Madeira ... .14 Bird of the montblPlyamath ... Len 28 Salta (am lads) 1 Naha .ll 7,11,111,17k300f manner ......... Jan. 16 Xamitim (re ladle) Ilanritfu h 14th of tie 'math! Plymouth _ afesies.......— lb Ind eft!. mouth , Southampton. Artier! Monte Vkleo ll 9th .1 the . 1111211thigemtbasptas. Arrived Ihmies ........ 14 SW IlithUthotoarn Dora ........ lan. II New franada ll 1..11;17 tad...all Southampton. Arrived Now Zeald .. i .... By private AIM.. I Various meta Dammam Papal Maim P Stklattaathof men I Dover ....limn. 12 Paninanla ti 7thl7th27thef mot ioathanspton. Jam IA Peru .. —.. 2nd 8t 17th of mo.!Bouthampton. trrived Feet Natal ... ....... —ll loth of the month' Plymouth ... !Idly .17 StAlsm . .3:!:c!r... • r IDever tummy ...................NStbllthUthofrir t, Dover 111111Mili• N WAX thotiocatb itoatharopton.larrived Tam Diemen% Land (am pAnstvalia) I 1118 M ladles • Wl= say of thew elatehed on Übe bilmell and Austealla 01i soil prowling. Item tall on a By day with the 0/ wanton), *kb the malta will be de. CARIALTIES. G. D. T. (brigantine), of Montreal, Watt', from. Quebec to London, put into Perce, Dec. 2, in a disabled state, and six of t he crew frost bitten, shipped a pilot and some flabermen to bring the vessel round to this port, but after making two attempts was obliged to pat back (this port being closed by ice), sad the vessel being leaky, and hav ing lost sails, anchor, &c. ' she has discharged and stored her cargo, consisting of flour, peas, butter, brandy, staves, and has been beached.—Gaspe, Dec. 8. Humboldt (s.), has become a wreck, with about one-third of her cargo still on board.—Halifax, N.S., Dec. 22. ARRIVED. Antrtnat—at Bristol, January 3, fr0m.......................... Quebec itano—at Falmouth, January 2, from Cala° Anmarrra—at Dad, January 4. from Callao Ayala—at Gravesend, January 4, from Black Sea Bateueoas—st Gravesend, January 4, from. Calcutta Bakerms—at Gravemod, January 4. from. Ostend Dam—at Bristol, January 3, from Newhmnd!ard Henson—at Or assent& January 4, frau 12sureaus luau. , .—at Gravesend, January 4, from Riga Pasas—at Gravesend, January 3, from Baltimore Lessors—at Oramaerd, January 4, from Calcutta Tue., Hagar-at Gravesead, •!January 4, from Demerara BAILED. COXDOZ4II7III Pill, !January 3, to St. Übe' Bums—from Falmouth, January 4, to St. Michael's Haar Irms—trom Gravesend, January 4, to Lattnemton NLIIOOLIA —tem Pill. January S. to Kew Orleans rainnsa—from Grayssnd, January 4, to Ostend VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Atbelatan (ship), from Liverpool for Adelaide, Oct. 1,4 t. 5.15 N., lon. 17.45 W., 59 days out. Arlington, from Philadelphia for Liverpool, Dee. le, lat. 41.53. Alexandre Bertrand (barque), for the Mauritius and Sydney, 31.3. W., Nov. 5, lat. 33 S., lon. 9 E. Ashburton (*hip), from London for Sydney, Oct. 2, tat. 4.16 N., lon. 25.31 W., at days out. Berwlek, from Ltwerpoot forßombay, Oat. 6, lat. I N., ion. If W. Brilliant (barque), Miller, from Newport for New Odours, Dec. 2, lat. 26.20,10n.46.91. Coombs, trout Madras for London, Get. 30, lat. 31 S., lon. 11 E. Clauntiat, hem London, for Port Phillip, Sept. 11, 1at.21 N., len. 24 W. Granada, Batchelder, from New Orleans for Liverpool, Dee. 3, lat. 326 lon. 67X. Harriet Runde from London for Adelaide, Sept. 25, lat. 11 N., to.. 23 W. lito . = Lowden to Port Phillip, Dec. 07, lat. 42.30 N., too. 13.10 W. Jane Pratt, from Liverpool or Sydney, Oct. 3,lst. 3 N. lon. to W. Mild l taa, from Loudon for Port Phillip, Sept. 26, Ist. 9 N., loa. Norfolk, from the Mauritius for Livapool, Oct. 13, tat. 36 S., lon. as P. Prince of Wales, from Portsmouth for Calcutta, Sept. 23, lat. 12.01 N., too. 13 30 W., IS days out. Bob Boy. from the Clyde for Port Phillip, Oct. 5, lat. 3 N., ion. 11 W. B. B. Sommer, from New Orleans for Liverpool, Dec. 5, la. 25, lon. ea 20. Shepherd/As, from London for Algot Bay, Oct. 9, lat. 34 9., lon. 16 N. Bea Eagle Williams, from Liverpool for New Odeon', Dec. 3, km. Thetis (Dutch barque), from Liverpool for Ilobart Town, Sept. 24, lat. 11.24 N., lop. 23.10 W., 26 days out. William Brown, from London for Sydney, Sept. 6, lot. 42 N., too. 16 W. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. sights. CADOGAN.—Dee. 31, at Oreeet — street, -- Lady Adelaide adopts, et a de4htsr. COLIINB —Jas. 2. at Hana.t . ee, Sloane.street, the wife of 00 43 1.1 1 a13. E fte:!3 i t li at .8. 13:131a0aot 72 " ra u f b .Coliate, of a eon. H. 8. DayTDIDD3I. 7 .Iaa. A, at cluendoo.sillee, 'Sown-hill, the wife of FAILIANT.—Ja (AL Parma, •w. :ji:oe;aie Rash a dausittes. 1 . et Ilarmroreade, Dover, the wife of Lint.- late ELM:. Charge d'Affaires to Persia, of 1, at Castlewlig, near Whithorn. N. 8., Mn. Grant, 'M. of Capt. Grant. Indhn Navy, of a son. IREEN.—Jan. I, at Drayton Itaetory, the wits of the Rev. J. S. Green, Rector of Wittoo and &uncial. of a daughter. lANlel74o.—Dsc. 31, at &aeon, the vile of W. W. lisaning, Faq., of a soa. 1t145. 72 :6e5. 31, at Qtteetea.road West, Itsgesit's.park. Mn. B. Rig' of a do:water. TAYLOR.—Dee. 11, at Teignmonth, the wife of IL Taylor, Esq., of a daughter. TH9IIAR.—Dea. $O, at St. Joha's.woad, the wire of Yr. R. Thome, dab a. KdRRIAGSB. 1411111KILL—ORIG01.—Tan. a, at St:J — ames — Notting.hill, by the Ser. N. Bookmaker, the Bev. J. Oaitakell., M.A., St. John's Col raherOmahrldga, to Emily, meted daughter of P. J. Green, Do.. Sew" 114 , 11ag-11111, formerly British Consul fur the LANODOR—JO3IIII.—am. 1. at the pariah church, St. Marylebene, Ilr ein. by thn . It. Bartow, M.A., William John, only eon of W. Lang. gen. if Kanchester.equare, to Jane, only child of J. dzim of T-00 .—Dec. 30, at Chatsworth-place, Glasgow, by the Paw. Dr. Gillso.lit. J. Lindsay, to Ann D'Oregor, daughter of Mr. W. oow. of lavatands. Stirling. ROBERTS —PRITCHAID.—Dec. 30, at Llanfirrog Church, North Wales, by the Rev. W. Williams, Llanychan, Mr. R. Roberts, of Ruthin, to Miss Ellin Mary Pritaharcl, of the above town, and daughter of the late Mr. T. Pritchard, of Common. RUN DLE—TARGET.—Dona 31, at Hoty Rood Church, Southamp ton .11r. A. ROM* of Mortlidest, to Sarah Jane, second daughter et Mr. H. Tatgett, of Bridge-street, Southampton. DILATR3. 1, at Gineani.ternoe, Glasgow, Nell, widow of at, Eon., Cliaegow, aged 32. at Yeovil, Susanna Conine, third daughter of A, late II. — Color; Eaq., aged 0. CRAWYORD.—Jair. I, at HandltottAireet, Greenock, Margaret. mall du/ht.? of Kr. J. M. Cntwtotd, aged two 7eare and atz mcnth,. UALL—Jan. 3, at Middle-road, Bruton, Hall, Seq., arteet, Cl:m.6*de. MOLLaND.—Jaa. 1, at Upper •Ilarlepareet, George Alesaoder infant son of H. 1.. Rolla Esq. MM.—Jan. 3 at Lakenbaaa.vilia, New-road, Shepherd'a.bosh, 111.0014 taliat of the late Mr. J. Ince, of 011orbetreet, aged 64. Lea. I, at Coborn.terraes, Dow road, Mr. G. LW. MON aged 74. LAWIL—Jan. 1, at Jaraten.eteeet, St. James's, E. Laws, Esq., of the Mord Dockyard, Pembroke, aged 62. .WAN.—Jan. 1, at Churcbltill, Mornlogside, Mrs. Helen Ciagabwa, taldbw of the tea. J. IrClellan, Miouter of Kelton, BANNATTN the kW J. Assemarigmmree. YOZTIIIIL lea. I. at Bright." Henry 11. Mortimer, infant ion of A. Bordner, ,at OrMrhtn.rillas, Y . da.vale. PEDDIE.—/"1, et 11WO"*. haws, eldest road Dr. A. ?add" aged taw yaws ores math& IefEWART.—Jag. 1, at Prereaglarts, Olugow, Norman, youagest SOD al Kr. D. Y. Atm" wed meths STODDART.—Dee. 31, at MOW. Keit, Gpt. I.6toddart, aged 70. Pritgid sad Wtsaamt Suva at Ka Low_bn." I. la Or far IPtiaisr. 63 On Oft* Loaa.. - I MO O& till mint el 'Merle" Tivassio . , hatuat Mi. Lion oTTlose — lerladla be despatched the day • • • 1 'II DM I rl tel obi dr • 111 Ra Sf oda 'riot wlse sod I dotal Met edit sold Idt• A ward stem c▪ u. Lc: lam Nog bow Fw ibb SD I 3 a. as • a ti 0 1 1