The Express. — London, England, 1855-02-06 00:00:00

4 MUNC. AMATEUR 11111SIC•L SOCIETY. This hishiumblo at which boa bon estsb imbed gape year. bad Ito Ant amen et tbo seises les Montag at the Haseverayan Hoses, wider the &intim of Mr. Ikon Leila, mai is lawsuit as eatatouri hut as egistesr cease RWI so is pm. This year the nehmen wean M seasin sine wisely* of amatesse thee %shoe. It a eighty mime t mad smiteg the valise ikon an .sly Me prelesson ; maw the nobs, ; vislsaaetle, ems; esatishossi, two; Las, ems; dub" one; banns, two; base, two ; sad Usishoses, three. We have, set prillistasdiag, WM hated the sishistrel pines go bettor at time sawn% this they did last sight. They nodded if the marten es lbe Preis, Moodelesela's Symphosy he • me* (die " Italia* ilyalpheay"), Mosart's Miamian* Cessarte is D fame, sad •sher's overture to Les Dilemmas is is Grow Taws Moses were eassamid with mash spirit sad verve; tin yawners endenly payed sae mews. sad wbss that is tits can • serrespesdieg eslaiedes is imparted to tho nub, eves *mei the Inane of the ansaties my be await. The defeat a the finhatra. semielally tles valise, is the traM a raisin is the sesoselle. It is namely dilleals der a somber of Isitrasseste, all playing is maims, to strike every note so Manly together as to roams the east at vas isstreasest ; Ilis do this is the pansies of postai and diselplion sad it Lae surpetelom this body of mallow ban sue ye segsbed it. novel the/ lief Pon* Weak& lima lidrein yet they no by as. mass equal; sod the vase of salisitse senses of emotion cm this pad of owe, derogates. especially is rapid era di/cult ranges, frog ifs demises of the whole. Add to this nudist fault, to which amateurs are especially liable ; is their ardour they esmot be got to subdue their tomes so as to pronto, a is piano. Bot, uotwithateadag these drawbaiks Land few aninstras are free from them), tko offset of the puicimasen was very geed, sad gun great paean to the mann. Heart's plasehrte Concerto—cue of the most &Wins things is the woad—was played by Miss Poked, a pupil. we were aliened, of Han Paw, who sat by bin She doss homer to bar isstrustor, for oho is truly es Mica sable peasemr. She has that soft, liquid tem— yet saillaintly sad powarfal—which is the Prat clam of the ?knifed* ; her mimeo of delivering Mosart's bsautifel pliness of mash was rasarkahly panful; sad ha lager, is the seat dill. milt pansies, was dear, ens, sad ballast. Ens a a Inhedisal artist she would be entitled to a high plan-- sad as as amateur we lams not heard bra eyed. The vocal nude enlisted of antral Germs Parbeesp, nag by the amain of the "London Dantean Hisser Moe," a Mama mod sty. of Germs sateen estaolined is the City ander the dimities of Herr PINT. There were about twisty isle v 01..; sad they nag sena pions of Masialeseha, Relessyr, sod Leaser, without say Mammal asses psalmist, acid with admirable presides sal *fleet. The Duke of Wellington, with a party of nobility, occu pied the Osess's boa, sad the non was fall of bahlosabla simpasy. -MRB. FANNY BEMBLE ItZADINCHI. That Easter•hall was wooded lest night to hem Fumy parable read A Ataisumur NitArs Drain we held as • mark of a regress is the table of the publio. Mrs. Pauy Mathis is sot Maud the ideal reader of whom we have dreamed. but at say rate, she le about the best we have at preessa. For the perfect roadies of likehspeare's plays, we want a penes Widowed with • voles et exquisite purity. This penes meat read with marked empluds, but employ ao melba. There should be great power M mods- Wu, but ao leading to nat. The ruder should anon obtrude himself before the sadism & This we massive to he as great • halt as if the keys of a *Worts, after hung less mode the =mauls of a meg•iflseat phrase in made, should start up sad say. "We did it." The reader. la hay shoubl &peed solely use the quality et kis emus and the truth of his emphasis, mad allow the latagiaatioa of his auditors to supply the net. Mrs. Palmy Kimble alas against the mune which we have briefly eausiated, by latrodasing too Ruh action late Mr reading. She is too demonstrative. She will make " mists. " She wear to bands use the penises et oar own heagnatices. Her Mania as as embodied drawl. is ceder to Mahood& ft from her Holua, whala is • eastethed within pie weals to mark datums; by varieties el whisk Sr. already thoroughly &Med by the espeaudeme theassalue. She forme yea Is thin of the Mesabi% aid not of the Henan or the Helms. She monde yea of the muleal &eau where it is see the mule that MON you, bat lite peenliarity of team pram s& by the imstreasat la ha, she is tee mask the setrese and too little the ruder. She is the embodimeat of all the Kuehl, traditions. She has crystallised all the tredithaal forms of stage expression. Yea are la same degree oppressed by ha reading, Meuse the will met let yes think for permit lifer reading is, la hob tattrusive. TM indium. *ashes, adadriag. as they were hued to do, many of the artistie easalkmaise of her preforms**, hit • wonderful relief who., la the urine mums, there same Mists of the slags- _ . Is* issatital mule of Ifeadehrobs. TM snob *Weed *spring astaselly tram the action of the dream Poet sad atasielma seemed to Moe thews* sad felt Weedier. It was also* Mks sada( dowa se rose spin, to boas the reader sense bar teak after those weaderfal Hada'. This is all that we Gas may la disparegesteat of what le, Oar all, a most iatalleetaal eatortaiaraset. Bath a porta* nabs appears, Nis. Faaay Bauble nay 'apply the plass wit► an& milt. It would be dielealt to Sal a fault with ha emeiadea of away of the well ham besatitai purges wit► wig* the play at orris. Mots. Maid her suite the wall luiewa Haw, be• &alai with "I kasw a beak," ao pass ell Is able is listaa to of yosag ladies traillhis the dad that pea by that mane with lags km this how dew. Ha 'Masada. of this sad of away Mho peels of the diem left within to be disked. la tho mob podia, toe, she was whet. Her Bally Batten was almost lab- Whs. DRAMA. ADILPIII. Ind sight wee produced what the bills entitled. el As grand new and inignal dram is three sets, premien by a paionte_in two parts"—la other wens, a Ivo set no- Whams Mad Just hi/t. The Weds le that elan for whisk his amble tenon (he ZeOW Pine et. Milk) wee bentsfavi esainsaid ll bat whisk miler he gnome sr fln bees den* solids nponieledof Isle by a und inn tellesd roli S e et Ttbeher l b . s wind.nse ble Wen way hilly be leagw lain the um =7: 1 1 11 : 4 12ma el km aims and niserr a and hw new be head Me nil Ind Dineen ripebin en the re* hem* he km sets nnein elm. The plet Ulan Pah is emenied of vini shge atheen materials, noel of the leallesti l lian ; in sane ohne et etas. ne (Kr. Wenn • dirk is a Innlidn louse, has bees 0. enbenime* the dineven 7at Ida to fly with his wife and infest. We lad Om in Pen, the feud en hung wits, Jean (Yane. Oo) lawman the whin brought as then by the disigned habits of her wariblese husband. • few hiss men* eves snit shina. tin, for medial aid be to al* avid. an die. severed by the humble* who think to the pomades of hie tavern engin et the len, and the datitatien by Midi die b dines the henna nether to the deepen % mate of depositing her Shag at he She. hour ._ , pieses ai mblaz i r lesi l li a 11 .11 = ealenhaml or melba he sures to Dena* Ob. Selby), a walebseher ands asighbnr. On taking Se fetal step, whisk se • n. bat hen hes child, lent tab Wow w inwhen Mina Matadi ever her, ea lie Mien hen a ankle, ywni awes ilis were et lie wite. At thy eine WNW eine sake end meet hin The hiss, P a rt em u . l74 =.• nein* Mien e Mee is whwe we era Mined Pita en Gulped twin Intsnemr, peewee hi Wrist meat In aspen oda sties mond llsolansk Ob. Pad Doilbel). The Was weft knee OM et dteetheg sal* Grey OIL Z. lima), who gasmen dins... =VI =W abbe* Phis win hes en a tomer mein illina behinded bi the sweet. TVs worthy, it appeal% had mewed he ambit et di Dwand. the metazoan, and bedit is h i bis* bie le `with to re lent le with s nal bank notes. Tin et hew min mid* et hash leek who, tufts abuses et Piths untwists. the soldier, and puma blinesit etbli gnaw sail dhow MB SOM. POWS% Po bovrover, bee bath he deed. inn eeteent by Waft the wmplenir nth. spot. Pelee that Resins is hl Of as Massa Orey, gni enwing Is ehmentse le IngleaL Thus ends he paler& La the that het eel at the deem whisk Mem, we are intsulused to the mehestea eflareas* the desUnoker, in Greek-street, Oahe. The di um is at week, mist* by his Innatief. Mar Tifin by za 4. ). sea einameest is here nun et he nein. manse of hie Mon o Innis ;ego dishingnoosing's*. between the. b avinet it eal has oniviz a at sem =l., huhu, of a gnanseglilee Insalits hi din 114 t = ungir mmeiemell ft = ja r et ii m it IMMO* Impllal at Paris Sear ISM, being sew I OM) grim up This ol = . is es was that et tM Mather. by Modem Patw alder the ammed named isegeeme deep.isedmmese ea the seem es the semen& *Mar. et CM DIAIM greedisightee; bee the didpaleit habtleetthe mama Nadel me • memo diem* MMus le both. The Mess knew meeese sad j.... r, gin. Merle% IMi pdilmith (Mr. Cleeime). has an who has timed as adeellmmil to Mode fkey. sad he is thus brought sada bus mead with She maa ley whim he Me hem sabited. mil whom he dews with empielea end *Meek without reeerdliew. • valuable geld walk set with bele searested by amid :te istatird.ls„ . l •/ 2 _ir 1101 • 40 pares hissed( ed eas ems me rsesale mope to Mew rice. He Media Wm OM Mom ov Ad% 104 pdat et the welsh, When Me diese epees and had eases la bee lauded by a swegbisa of Pride's evil lateatlene. ma a to preyed hr dd mister from la. jury. She peamode to the gamer whom the welsh is depo sited. tab's kedged spew the ease. whoa Pills seep Ihe lied sad lemma the weigh ; the gizi. esesamises el the the% dries dr mar am la Maid ederity in amither The *deb is gamed by the thief, emel l ire %fit ame pissed hp him _fa Jimet's drawer. dreg with the empty watell aim Them mei are, of mese, sallsient adobes% aid the ght is mild. tried. mad. ems doled. She Is hewer. Nand at the last amsesat by the emhesisa des mosaiptiee d the thief, who lames lee isle that it is hie apa Meader be hes samiliced. Said& is the mall altemadve, est Pride dies by his owe bead. Hero use tier sad seism enough in all seassimm, and spas eat a the pMee is to nearly four lean' Mendes. a mailed laws iea ef weariams was felt at the eisee. wee. however. easeesdel, result largely awing to the actin. lls espadally se that of Mr. Webstar. who depleted the peoli eats mem with great power. Es bad an edam tuk—live keg alb delasteat inebriety sod low 'Alm maid have severely Died the payers of as Waite mem Madame Celeste was alas effective in the two elacestele of the mother sad the &lighter, sad the plies thsewheat re ceived the letweet old trona all 074141•711.1. There are me or two aim sisal., particularly the Metrallen land scape, in white the &steam is very detail meimged i sad sbagetler the Malt is well put ea the siege. As Weedy istinatoi, beremr. it hot a class which Is is durable shad& set Mperpftated ; ter it has sot the artistic un sseestien width trersanny is the oely redeeming quality miry treads dramas of which the materials are o aide. TN bet seem. repreeentieg all the A et the Cestral Criminal Colart—talons, i r ina ssimaig, witamese, and • 11—sad Incl uding a melepleoldise la evidence of all that the audience knew belbee, wee ds.ey ia the emmente, aid highly dangerous to the meow et the drama. As to the adgisahty of the pies, we OBE be allowed to antsrtala alms deers, s a partiso at bast is telion trim a Punk miseries. le whisk Mils. Prism pea lamed sifts years der. It h dlSlwlf. to times days it interval tonedaliss and approgdriss from the Fremkte knew what is moist by the tam ortglad. The Play-hul we *prebend, nt est seldom be take. is a literal eases.—The drama was anamased be re petition every evening amid calls for the gather, who was stated to be Mr. Boareicault. SOCIETY FOR THE AMENDMENT OF TEK LAW. A meting of this society was held last evening; the Bald Item Len Baavoimt, president of the satiety, la the noir. • doges se Meaty gentlemen were present. The tenewhem meet wee received from the Committee ea Censesedel Laws. to whew eaesiderstion bad beta re fined Be. lidger's paper, 'reed at the meeting of the Wel_kh.Not- er Wm the ,s et Opertnetehip with limited W arm mining are et anion that the existing law alma be se aimed Se II afford facilities for the komain of partmemildps with limited liability, and that Ink albinism et the law sheath be meow mind with minim for giving tall pablieity to the tens es intik such partnerships are founded. Fee the raw Of on sire the :mat mitten sesemmeed the l. A eat ing npartmership entered lato any samba of perms. whereby ISO Of more of them (hereinafter celled special partneso slivald pashas to famish to the others (hereinafter ealledgemsmi ) a certain amount of eapiti, to be byes partaers ia their own name, on =tithe partnere receiving a share is the a Tl em =Tog Ni de beyond the amount agreed to be by them be valid not eely among them- W M, but as regards all person. 2. The snout to he famished by lay special partner might be speed to be paid eg delivered immediately on the hoagies et the pertessekip, or et any subsequent period. 3. The 'lnlaid et gyp should be in writing, signed by the prim an end' contain, inter 'ilia, the name of the gra and plea et Menses ; the genial nature of the Menem ; the mines aml dmeriptiose of the general an special panne. dbilaishilag them; the amount of ca pital otos henna byes& spent ;miser, and how math had bout esbially noshed the period at which the pert senbip was to eemmemee an d the period at which it was to terminate. 4. The ahem particulars should be registered with the ninny of }gat stook eseapeales. 6. The pu llet NW et Nadas alter their nand rembact, and, upon eat Mengel long registered, tt should from that time ben theism align if oontaised is the original contract. S. Whim She gmlathatioas of spin cr ia rz im are sh p o zible by lenianny the payment of meek b. leglibus• an the receipt dilly nide& 7. Nibs rab bling shwallik he a Watiemener. I. The bu.L_ *old _ . b. serried on by and la the saes of th e s Eml partisansly, sly, with the addition of the weeds i s n. ow ship.' 9. Lad if say spesial partner allow his ems to be red, or should is say other way rspesseat himself es e panel parlor, be should be Mails m mesh. M. All slim mei sells by mei NSW u. peelnembly enteld be sided en in the some el lbe i s. ; sad when S= bid hes obtained aphid the ism, the oda" Send have a remedy spies soy _mggp tetra w eir of hisser sidbati:r certified = " neer boo symbol • obs7rehelike la • jria l s semi Ire -11. It be !psi Set the medal et Se m i= l an be INS. isto my amber ef shame, ei n= thereof be hege by the posed genets sad of progaieleselWe %the geoid miners. 13. Who. the ement of lee sempost of nes bell by • maid pease ben beim sea Ames ask' be tresibiable. 13. Nut a amid 'meteor Smell et ley time be sewed I. Mind& bit then and Mimi is Se pulsed*. see gimag million Miss of rellegehhaseet to the iparegpselsisa. ussibit sash rehaqambeint to he rigistimi MS the WON= of Joist iteek Onapaain whimseys hie liebility penny timid essie ia reepainsf all *Ohm oseiMa of mita mei ill sub emend iempmente of the pintemehly._ 14. The Sather Many* a/ say model grime Medi net limns tbe pertnerabip ; bet his inesolic mksinkliens ahoold be at liberty Novell mei Mm his Sem= Ms most of capital Asia net bele Mr. D. Powys, le swift NM iblet;rbe adopted, sienna that the sled* se• dimly admitted in rea lms ami Ober gent siergehm, mad why sot is moat osmium The steadies to it ems from capi talist% eel were bond ea SIM mifileast. for they bared the espolidon of the am gertnshige the be so moms& UM. ilal *SW espied whisk OS SA fier and woe b 0 balk by the law. The Mies= would be AMMO by this !shim wee•bugbear ; creditors sell ban better senrity, end meld ham better with whim , Sey wen SS+ The lemieleble steins'" end leash " be provonted, sad the besillities between modem isiones append, Nimbly mem soli sa ide ism% mid, to a eortaia mese% le airy en their heft he Ile believed Ole only minds of thelehmee was was ea sheralis of the law of limited lisp geolimonips. hir. I. Hal % lavfrigassesisi the ideptien of the _pmt, asks on • memo wood eseeklien whisk be amend se Saes noise* en Sends of tat law as mend admit of the formation Opuses*. see the somusaaild meld be • s cat imego=or that, seder of ;L s giesept iho lost sins* of Se posiseing sermakee, Mr. Bill mid Ogg, tom gem ego, be Mei* Galled the allsibm of gmemse to the east et as shreds of the ywlemembip laws In Song the mow el delltes." ye leu:s ea the present law shed, Se great employers and r ennle mid not ili kliged net ;hr the working seen bewome basil see mei mein, mild mot be admitted to with Se soybean Now, • melds acs whesheeli hie ova taisaky sad frugality have mod 101. er Ml., s m l r b m a=ei hems Semis fire MS s maw ; sad paialkes Medd sews* hin with the weelehledesealht be the Immi. Is Amides the law wu MOM lee ere; cad ia the spiels et Mr. Wallis (est isemeirsieese to the New Tisk Sibibleise), and of Mr. W. Chembies, there was me Amnion institution we might bass men edvastagosedy. Mr. J. N. Ewes impend any spOme of Unshed Held. Sp, Sheds that it mold sly laden idle persons (like ibe shies at Italy, iler whoa it was Set by eted) to =Spiing • dared the rein of time wished dm ame ef the esentimybeese, whin shop nomeed Osommise Is O T C: sera, or the seseemen No W • le most large groin onest bp look- Vide ma W. Ins cheated to ems features of the Obese gessei by the .smiles ennially to the rein saw Tie gamble geolnome Is the Of& Amid be =tingosiyeeeible be the weeli, mad emit be Mhos be the misers. sot to the *divided @WM wig* hare iigiusid mewl te it, bat whom seines ho mine Mr. CmemWeino FLXS she the misleads deems, whist he mid meld bo the lyeirm. NM a inskwielswelilles, * whisk lin Ml ltrannwS - Mr. Wanks. MOW ii r s t ed all y a rlirdes t : I%: ft Ter iles s veal eull =er e Wes tern sd tM the NM A pneosep belonging te nee of the highest liniins in Mat ebb dense la rearm a aria La apll les 0,000 MOW at part eke at di. Ma- Ci ths mamma , In any la the Crimea. llisitar et War, la tiasking Ae asaareas Maar far lessionedstaisTereema, ha mimosa kk "at all atiollsa the as at Gas mks as well iitst the el *s Yeas* w pestle sad of the amp Is paellesier). • THE_ E,X?: TUESDAY SPRING ASSIZES, MS. Cuspids Ilst se the Stria( udos Olosalts as Mall/ Sad by tie __ OXFORD CIRCUIT. MOSS MD MO M& MO ILL Re LIM misrar. 1 / 2 “ 8 0 9 (kordadmi Asks Tam Me Mar d 2114 Italiag ....—.... Sit a tl ac ill _—.. Wed. V. SI Oskr4 Wassar mai Qtr..-- wow = 7 —....—... I WA, limb u Vta . la c —. sumar di ii so ismssia.--7... '' :.....".:" Oat.. Iltrai li 4 ." tk ig.. 4 6.-1.... 4111 7 - wed., Marsh 117. le, --4114 NORFOLK CIRCUIT. DOORS LORD OWN WON round AND NIL ninon wommair. AskOstro Feb. miaow*. WON 1 ,46.0 .. .... mom II M r Mush . Um& 12 ....—... Kiva S liory St. 10 Tom, mono so Notwidt sad NO — CIRCUIT. IWO= 1111. LIM PLIZZ AIM rre. rprlo• 011111111/ICLI. Innenater Tim, Feb. ... Fri , Feb. IC Appleby ........... Sat., Feb. 10 Tom, Feb. 20 Oarlisle Sowards end lbws ...-- Wed, Feb. 10 ...... Sat., Feb. Si Mon" Feb. 19 ...... liar& 1 Tort and Clly Sat., Feb. >< Wed., Nandi 7 Liverpool lat., Mardi Wed., Wards 21 antn.uni ciacum SMOSI WIL DAMN AMMON AND ma. ruin= coLMIDOS. Northampton Laiosater sad lamegit WM, Yea L. Mamh 3 Oakbam Its.. lab. It .... Rod. !Wok 7 Liecola and City .......»».... Mrs, rat. is Nottingham and Town.* Oat., March Tem, Much IS „ ........... Wad. March 7 fat, Nardi 17 Mar. Ms. 12 h,Manhll HOUR CIRCUIT. 11101.1 11:1. AIMS SAW= AND 111. SUM HAM Hertford Chalmaand rrl. Fab. SS .... Mon., Mardi 5 Fri, March f ..... Man., March IS Lewes Kiagstontaalltundr..—.. Fri, March le .-... Mon., Matt le !mow CIRCUIT. sum Ili 101110.1111g2 aim MIL JIM= MIMI. .........—...—... Sat., Feb. IT Wed., PH.!{ Sat., fib. Si . Wed., Muck 7 t=r Fr i % Itra f Rah Kane IS Lam sad —. h a. lima Munk 13 ....Mesh 1$ .- Mane SS T05a10n.............. ........... Sat. Mink IT Wed., Lad IS NORTH WALIII auteurr. SOWS 11131. MOM Welibprol -- lamb $ Tues., Warel la Tow" Mardi if Fri., War* 111 Caw= Fri.. alma .. VOL. Yank 19 Mos.. Da, Mare ► 21 Wellisat 14 17 W IS Ira, Wiwi al lliirawas:::= Mead sad aty •—• ....... SOUTH WAIIIB =CM. moss aim 11111111Nrivar. Ctegips reb. 19 61siedicdwas4 sad Toes.. Id.. JAM 9. ... Yaa » Mara 6 Omarthaa » rob, SI Th.. *arab bases . Moms --...................... Tut. Mir* 11 Proldpl w al ed... Nimeli 19 .. Marsh 19 Maw mai City Lard aid Ando Zonis rill mak is tows. S. NMI Clamber Mime. COURT OF QUERN'S !P AT WIN PUTS AT IMMIDIIII GAMMA MID lIPICIAL 1171111. ONATAI AND ADDIS= V. LIWIS.-00NTLACT. Mr. Bramwell, Mr. Lush, and Kr. Rogers appeased for the plaintiffs ; Biz F. Thomism, Mr. Hugh Mill, and Mr. J. A. Busedl for the defendant. This wu an action brought by Maus. Graves, the emi nent publishers of Pall-mall, against the defendant, for not haring engraved the "Colley Dogs," one of the works of Bit Edwin Widmer, within • year, u agreed upon. An arrangement waa mime to by whieh • verdict for a nominal sum (se we understood) was entered for the plaintiffs, the defendant undertaking to complete the 'sparing in four months. COONS AND ermine 11. This was an anima ler libel, Weight by the plaistiffs,who are printers aR Maidetens, against the damndest, who is deputy clerk of the peace foe the 'musty of Heat. The dantail a tzere laid at 5001. Sor Byles and Mr. Plias append Ise she plaintiffs. Sir . ?hedger and Mr. goes repremenea the doWaat. It appeared that the plabetthh, Mmes. Ceske and Austin, hail ben enspieled by the wont, le pent the nine of voters, as their prawn= in theleminis had den t _ senth suing to do it at the same pass m he had-1401. sew sequence of the rime in the pries of paper, they had they were lean by the treasestise, and applied te the de fendant iIR es hereeses, slang that they heid Winn to three Lemke Inn and that the lowest estimate for the work was from the Perm. Shaw, for 2361. The plaistifb said as they had the necessary type, they would tonna for the work for MU The defen dant subsequently wrote to the NUM. Shaw and agreed with them to do the work on much lower tune. He then, in his sanctity of deputy eland the pease, mode • report to the finance committee, sesigeing his mem fee 'May the printing , to • Leaden Irma and coadaing with the enervation 'lt would certainly be meek men sesysnisst to myself, and would an NM ex pense by bovine the der printed in Maidstone; but, snit the einemetesess I have stated, it will be seen I had no absent:ln bat to adept the nun I have taken, rather than sating le what appears to rae to have been an attempt to extort a senakeable sum from the enaty by naisrepre• mentatioa." The tiffs, having obtained segaiessie of this report, issued as address to the meghtrates of the enemy, NSW all the bets, with the view of relieving their diameters ham the imputation conveyed in the reported the defendant. Sir 7.Theelyper, for the defendant, submitted that the oom munisedes whisk was made by him, in his Ada capacity, to the Mena sommittee win privileged, and that tine was nothing le show malice! The Mersa sense l veiled no nano. Lea Campbell was of opinion that the last seatenes in the letter could not be regarded as privileged. Assuming that the defeating had draws ea fn is from hew, still he was not juotilled in sharing the plaintiffs with an at tempt to extort Nom by mini of i~eentation. The aaatiffii wen entitled to a verdict, bet the damages should be exceedingly moderate, as the plaintiffs had not in the first in sought to vindicate theaseelves by an appeal to the law, bat had 1:14 proper to take the matter into their own heads by round a circular setting forth the facts of the eass. _ W TM mimosa a osoilot foe 601. Sir P. Their, mini ix loot to UM to Ma a suit ? Lord Campbell—Oh, eertainly. Verdict for the plaintifili. COURT OP COMMON PLIAI3.-Fu. 6. !RNI A? Mg TIM DI IMOLIINCL-111101111111. /16111110NOW2ER CLNITON V. &XS • 00109011 39111 T. hid OF The plaintiff in this Mee carried onimams@ as as silver tiling agent, and he sued to recover the mount of his bill for inserting advertisements ia the newspapers of an Maur mos company with whisk the defendant had been cos netted. Evidence was called an both sides, and the question raised between the partial wag, whether the defendant had es acted with TainOSCO to the affairs of the company as to pledge hie credit, and enable the plaintiff to recover in the present action. The jury pm a verdict fee the plaintiff for 1891. 16e. lid. COURT OF EXCHEQUER.--Fu. 6. MANS V. ZONINION.—CIIN. CON. This was an action for aim osa, that before 11r. Jus tice Chowder at the last Liverpool arias. In of the pielatiff's sue three women was galled, and to hawks miasmal the opeassiseiss el the act of sashay through a bele ha • iser & c= in seed by 'a gimlet gland ene lbsm W to weak Mrs. K K nee awl a dedaieet by the Plain ellg j ed The manse was wet aseiewlielekled was rejects& by the bey, wholemeal • waded de tbe delealeat. • sele was adder orasedy eliesierd to est mile Ike media, en de pond of Vtriiol Oat I sauna seam& aim awl me new, at iewing ranee oeSit the rale, esselswisel did do end eritadend by de rte the 1101160* of mak ovidewee so iris SIVIS by these warm wee set owly bet well desdea, and that this Wag a quasi island dewy the mart could wet widest a violation of Ike aletribea ink soma the ems dawn swaged tat& There lea haw no seeped. that the leaned Judge who had aid Oa ease wee abeatided with the wan The qualm was simply ewe of aredibi lity, awe that was he the jury dem. XL am= Kean sad that Kr. Atria ikewde i r a M edam h mooted is went wore Meant bon the ft Ss I my. limsa Alamos observed fie bad spoken to the hews' W. wills the rale was wed for, wham he said " la met se reason far disbelieving the wheals'," but as Is Ow issillst he added be " was alba glad of it than elkoserin" Kr. Wades ilmeglit that after nab an ezpresslin ow the partelde le mend Mee it wend be quite immaille to seed the am he anima trial. Kr. Kan Pseles—lf the ease were see haveldeg merely sweat. at degait~ge _shield not iatankswe bat a very eloo speellow is Imbed, kr widest a •media de the , the *kW sent met apply he a theses to de Wan Kr. Watson saki the miasma was quite imedible. The daily et thm hay aia met seeped anything tram end kit haw esewleessesdi bar amilma wade, e a a witness kr the dieknaost, who by was en eld Iden K th of t u be testily, awl bad heave the lady how bee lOWKr. Kr. lama Perke—lf the d.S wi ssa be gait, Ikea hat may rake his mama men I will net glee aim ea time don heel wide Ike ease to be sine dess as andokeelisni baleg inlidel, ban de aped et thalami Jvtlthat jay was grstroly inkeisos ai t 1 1 ; ke r a : he the ihkeleat tam thdr amp of the mainmast a • &teethe }Weems by • 'Whim to sash a ass. The rale her • sew trial nut be mad abesids. Kr. Watson—On the meal tones, my lard—payssat of oats The littecompilessrel (with whom wee Xi. lLsowlee IT, FEBRUARY S t 11855. sad Kr. fleAlesst Wafts) fa orCel the ribWISIVed that orepeolass wiralset he aft~ The Court held OA the role should !armada obsolete without es*. The aew Pressure Ast meslelo provided that Is all woo of mew pleb beistpumMoissuiseisolderse the row of the ant trial ahead abide the mat, aeless the mutt should etherefee order, aad they wield sot it this own de se. Bale awArtlfailp. • e 111.01116 AT ais rareed—seeme miles COM num The maw tried ergey Were &Mule of public interest. EXCHEQUER ammo a...—was awn= 001.016" lIMOWWILL. Cele IMINIMAX. Mao WWLIAMI. AND The wart at to-day for the prom of brain orp iment@ to non is error teen tin Curt of Eallinpor. OILLIIAM AND 01111111, AIIIIOXIOB OP A 111.11111,VPT, V. - ---• TEN VAN maxim's LAND COMPANY. This was an action to miner the ulna of certain shares. to which the bankrupt bad been entitled. The defence was that be had forfeited the shares, and that the plaintiffs hod not claimed them within a reseosable time. The jury at the trial kind a verdirit for the defendants on the direction of the Loed Chief Baum that there was not ovi duct to go to the jury. On that a writof error was brought. It appeared that at the time of the bankruptcy the shares were worth nothing, but when the assignees made their demand they were worth 191. a share. Mr. Honing the ease for the plaintiffs, sad Mr. Bramwell for the ar aiL i n d dants. The Court delivered judgment, holding that thin should be a venire de novo, u under the circumstances reasonable time was a question fof the jury. Writ of error allowed. THE FOREIGN CORN TRADE. (Prom the Norlt-lag Agrees.) On account of the severity of the weather in the north of Europe there has been little activity in any branch of the corn trade ; and that will continue to be the case until open water at all the Baltic ports takes place. Meantime, from the shipments having been nude sloes up to the com mencement of the frost, there is not any likelihood of the stocks accumulating materially; and when spring shipments commence, the quantity on hand is not likely to be large. At Rostock, on the 24th ult., very little wheat misusing in from the farmers, es they had previously sold freely, and did not appear in want of cash. Good qualities of red wheat cannot be quoted under 675. per qr., 621 b.., free on board for spring shipment. The business in wheat at Hamburg, on the 30th ult., wee entirely confined to the demand for the oreteuroption of the place. 60114. Mecklenburg was worth 654. 6d., and 61Iba. up to 675. • 591bs. Holstein, 61s. per qr. • all per 480 lbs., free on bo ard.' For spring shipment, 6111*. Danish wheat wu offering at 635. per qr. ; Danish barley, 631 b.., was pro curable at 28e. per qr. ; and 18th .. Danish oats at 23e. to 245. per qr. Ryder middle beans might be bought at 38s. 6d. per qr. free on board in spring. The bumess transacted in floating cargoes has been limited for want of supplies. Beide wheat is in demand at 61s. to 62,. per qr., cut, freight, :and insurance included, for arrived cargoes. Egyptian barley commands 271. per qr. fro on board at Aleaandria • and barley at &donna as mach. A cargo has been sold an. 6d., cost, freight, and insurance inchided, arrived off the coast. A cargo of Egyptian beans on passage has brought Ws. per qr., cost, freight, mad insurer:is included. The arrivals off the coast for orders consist of four cargoes of wheat from Alexandria, two from Bilbao., and two of beans from Alexandria—all of which had previously been disposed of. The French markets were not so buoyant, by the last Myhre, as in the beginning of the pest week. At Paris the frur first marks of flour were sold at 86 to 88 frame the 169 kilos. ; and good marks were obtainable at 82 to 84 francs. The salsa of the day amounted to 2,827 quintals, amongst which there were 2,384 qrs. for future delivery. The stock at the halls was reduced to 3,687 quintals. The thaw which took plans ow the Ist instant prevents deli- vales, from the unfavourable state of the roads, and wheat was offered in limited quantities. Prise were ready. In some departments there have been 'flagrant rains. The ten-1 dency of prices was g e Ily downwards, and if the wea ther becomes milder, better supplies will be brought forward. The recent prices of flour have commanded the atten tion of millers in Lorraine and Normandy, and from thence supplies have been obtained ; and this curia stance tends to cause a weakness In the market for all sorts of flour at the garment at Paris. . . . r. Fri the DannG6 idand~ their advises report an teemed ucafidenoe as to future prices, and quotations for wheat are above the level of our preeenrates, orders somewhat below them being without effect. AtNow York, on the 18th ult., they quote the money market easier. Fleur bad declined a little, viz., 121 e. per barrel; 'amino= superfine, 80.; regular Western Canal, 814. to 94. ; fancy brands and Ohio, 91d. to 914. ; extras, 91d. to IU. • Canada, in bond, 9d. ; extra duty paid, old. to 10d.; So uthern, superfine, 9d. to 9141. per bd. Wheat was in small supp ly, but inactive. Lower prices would have been taken—the nominal value of common red, 1860. ; prime, 210 e. ; common white, 2100. ; prime, 226 c. ; and Genneem, 260 e. per bushel. Indian emu le. per bushel lower ; all qualities, lOte. be 1060. psi bushel. The new southern comes in floe audition. Eye dull at 135 e. per barrel. Freights a little firmer ; 4d. to 40. per bushel for grain, and ls. U. per, barrel flour, for Liverpool, with little doing. Esohangc depressed at 1081 to 1071. At New Or leans the amulet is reported so bare of wheat that prima are not quoted. Flour has ruled dull ; about 3,000 barrel of su perfine sold at 8 dole. 8210. and 1,800 mars at 9 d015.26e. per barrel. Some extra lands sold at 9 dole. to 9 dole. 26e. The whole business of the wheat wadded of about 9,600 barrels. The total stook of foreign wheat and Soar new in the kingdom is estimated at about 300,000 qrs. ; last year It was computed at 1,260,000 qrs. THE BORoooll3.—fis Ofera rb Oornewall Lewis, eon of the late Right Hon. Sir T. F. , li.P., has come forward as a candidata to fill the vacancy in the representation caused by the death of his father. In his addles to the electors the hon. baronet says :—" My political maples, which have always connected me with the liberal party —with the party attached to political freedom and to political improvement —remain unchanged. Thepp t, however, is not a moment of strong political feeling, or of active party dis sension. The thoughts of all are centred in the war, which this country, with the powerful amistaam of France, is now waging against Ramie. Upon fhb *males I will only say that, without expressing any opinies opia the wisdom of the expedition to the Crimea, end upon the propriety of the ei g; us decision of Lord Aberdeen's to advance from a defensive to an swathe lois& Uzi" I should be prepared, in the mod wig yost regramts tive, to give my vote In favour of mum= es would support our heroic army, in its exposed end leybs wines, sad would tend, by honourable means, to Wog oiliest • peso. which would secure the permanent it of lag lead in the East of Europe." Then is • vague maw et opsiouzpos itioned a ny ys to shape. sa the Hereford new), bat It has Mt psi Wai OP Ila COURT OF BANKRUPTCY:A-Fn. S. =Ma 3a• cmousemaan ottoman. IN 11 N•LL. The bankrupt, George Hall, was' an upholsterer, in a large way of business, at Brighton. This wee the meeting for the proof of debts sad choice of assignor. The court we. crowded with persons seeklug to prefer their claims want the Mate. The nobilities of the bankrupt are esti mated at Wiest 28,0011. lasi the assets, it is said, are of nearly equal meant Mein. Heeding and Pallein, ao tieontants, eate i :M in the enseintent of the accounts. ▪he IMO &OM trade assignees : Mr. (ferses idkv a, =r ial , of Greeswieh and Mr. John Jesse z of BriOlos. Mr. Pennell is the MOM s. incomes, Plows, and Boyer, ea th e inlet the proceedings. ADIVIIII/1110N—PRODIICTION OP • Dein. Mr. Nam* sigeared for the purpose of opening a peti tion for adislimillea4 bankruptcy against a trader. The set efleahrogig h re a deed of assignment, which was not fardmening. traikes attorney was examined, and stated that the deed whisk he had prepared had been handed to the latveller elfelpe Wader for the purpose of ob taining the slioston* of Grafton. Under these circum stances, it ezze g esed to ask** attorney is to the con tents of the Mr. Dunes 'Monk ea She peva& of the privilege of the attorney.** NM the &Md. hung show* to exist, and it being stated is whine paniseenn it was, steps ought to be taken to ensure o =setlea. His Honour the eliestisa. He had always held that parole IITIii•SO Of the natents of a deed m ight be admitted is seek meet eihwiries the court, which was not fettered by the isles.ef alai ides, would be foiled in its objects. IN 33 1•111711.-111 OILTITAL 7•L•111 ROSIN. This was the meeting for proof of debts and choice of assignees in the sass of Thomas Masten, hotel keeper, of the Crystal Palace Hotel, and of Beulah Bpa Hotel, Nor wood. The leading particulars of the case have already appeared. Several cre d itors were in attendance, sad the following 'pietism= were chosen trade assignee.: -Mr. W. Noble, distiller, of Holborn-hill ; Mr. Gabriel, timber mer chant, of Lambeth ; and Mr . Rogers, Umber merchant, of Cleveland-street, Fitzroy-guar*. Mr. Pennell is the offi cial assignee; and Mr. Mash's is the solicitor under the proceedings. Debts to the amount of about 3,000 i. were proved. INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT.-FEB. 5. iseaa as. otmonsiostin PKILLUL Dr RE 0201011 001ILIN0. This foes was before the court on Saturday, and reported. There was an further opposition, aid the insolvent, who was oa bail, was discharged. lit in JOHN 7IDIXIIII. This was an application under the 28th section of the Protection Aet. The insolvent on his hearing had his case adjourned sine die, for contracting a debt without reason able expectation of payment, and having been some time without protection, he now applied for a protesting order. Mr. Consoled's': Phillips granted the application. it AIDIUSW O. LARKIN. The insolvent applied, through the officer of the court, for a day to be named ter granting a protecting order. He was heard in November, and protection was refused on the ground of fraud. He was soon afterwards arrested, and was now in Maidstone gaol. His Moamar said the insolvent might apply in a month. It was not a ease for an immediate day to be named. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. The sittings of the mart foe the Adjourned Quarter See dons were reenneed mneeday area ing at the Guildhall, ia theßroad leserarriNWestiainater,beken the Assistant' udge and a bench of meghltatee. The calendar contained the names of 76 pima he tad, of whom 70 were charged with felony, end 6 with aidsonsaour. - - James Lary Patio* described as a clerk, was la- - dieted for having feloniously embezzled several lams o money, amounting together to about 6001., which he had received on account of, and in the capacity of servant to, Stephen Garrard and another, his employers. He pleaded it The prosecutors are solicitors, and the prisoner was in their service as welder sad in that capacity he received rentals of estates, of which it appeared he had appropriated to his own use near upon 6001. Mr. Ribton appeared for the prisoner, and said that the eourse his client - had taken in pleading guilty was perfectly voluntary,. but he wished to sa a word or two on his behalf. Hitherto he had been a y highly respectable man ; he was the son of a solicitor, and had been nine years in the service of Mears. Garrard. He had to receive rents of property of mid& Mess s. Garrard had the management, and he (the learned ennesl) believed that he was empow ered to retain the money in his hands some time before be paid it over ; and it that were so, it would seem that unfor tunately the temptation was too great for him, sad when charged he at ones admitted that he had need the money for hie own purposes . For the offence he had committed he ezprseeed the utmost contrition, and, having confessed himself guilty, threw himself on the mercy of the court. Mr. Bodzin, for the prosecution, said it was not correct to say that the prisoner had any authority to retain the money for any time in his own hand!, it being his duty to pay it ever se soon se he received it It wee true that when charged the prisoner admitted that he had embezzled mem to the large amount of 5001. His salary was 1601. aye. The Amistaat Judge, after reading the depositions, son teased the grimmer to be kept in penal servitude for four rem Thema Deng 19, described as a soldier, was indicted for feamialently obtaining by false pramees from Walter Yangka geld watch and Mee gold Mains of the valve of MIL hie yeepsety ; with intent to defraud him of the same ; and also for oblebeleg by false protases', with like intent, three sets of gold ask fe.,:from Edward Whistler. He pleaded guilty. The primer wee be theeerviee of Mr. Gimpy, of 152, Strand, sada'. as shigatea, sad on the 19th of January he was mat eat ea beim% bat did not rain. He pro cured the preview meallesed in the ladietaisat by repre ssed,. that he bad been mat far it by Mr. Gleany, which wee' teateue The palmier wee oggnisaded at a data lag Es* la DakeeereoS, Weeemieseer, ea the 26th, by Pose isk i a n o w esellee ms ast the &whim. Mr, *it the primmer, haviog mentioned the alrenarteame iv El ie diat 1$ was not a ease for full psalsimeall The gave one of the chains to a weseas, la psossesiest it was found, and sines,' •he hkl masted I. Ste 17th Lemeen, and was maims to join his regiment. Megrims's** wee disposed to recommend hint to mom not if the mild would sentence him to a shod inmoinameat, be would, slim Oat, be more efficiently employed M Ms service of his seastry is the Crimea than by undergelag a paalsbment in prism biro. The Assistant Jadffl said the emit regarded the cam as one in whisk some bdty could be dawn ; but still there was a rule from whit is would net de to depart. The son knee was that the primer be kept to hard labour for sin calendar swaths. THE POLICE COURTS. MANSION-HOUSE. Wifiias WiticraThliblvGmseAßyfasd, two respectably attired mesa in the employment of Messrs. Rock, wholsmels ammilietering stationers of Wslbrook, were In& Mime the Lord May* on a 'huge of robbing their maple*. Mr. H. Zak dated that is essesquaos of *formation he resolved, le the ease that the pima= wereplunderimg him, be gen lb = fa* easelak R. Weedle. Cbg masielie We. mid—l took the two primers iare ember =the 27th olt. Hyland told me that h. had webbed hie warm of et. vskatise, which I should find at his ..Mme's. Os my preseedlag thither she told me that her ma bed brae& hem three nicotine+ the n o r T oeless. I eserehed bile Wm. add amongst other Mad a Merin ease, a seep, mad four books. At the of Widows I head Over books, between three and bizb andied pia% illosamedme of various kinds, a pair et shears, sad OWN *imp eadt es the prosecutors world me io their bralases. - The ptomaine ideadiellbeed of the property bond at the latter et Om prbasene as'heleaglag to Ms. =kilned rasklag dehmse. said *at ems. ef emg *maim Meatifisd by the pressealer bye bees glint *him by Imensaa as being ostlers, eall OM he bad takes Memlammi pieseasal. This statemeat was dueled bills hessisa. The pelesson wen fully arambled le tales *sir trial at theme Ali. of the Oealual Osiakel Mark Tord Mger mewled that the rem +fedi mimOm- e! the of des Mewing skmatiessa fee the peon. . ressigh —Pras "C. M. M.." 6.; " half sing let. nsmiesell 13,11411; "A. D., M. CLEREENWELL. Edward Denne,l9 pare K woo woo elwitgod.before gh• Carrie with stealing above quality of gog and jewellery, she property of hie masters. Me. Inspeetor Ermines, in asking for a remead, said lg. prisoner had been eppreaties to the Mew" Paha. VIEW sale jewellers, of Leaver Ashby-street, Cleskanwell. Per the last two years and a half a most extensive system of plunder had been canted on, despite the eolettnued made fulness of the firm. The prisoner, is egos was placed tiO whole control of the business, was boomed, advised,/ gla lac r and told to keep a strict watch ,hill sod imqpiegis in the hallows, which he Ill e diA sisdnet appeared is honest that he was 'bore until within the last few days, when Mr. Collies information that goods were constantly manufactured pri vately in his idler, taken away, and disposed of. At the same time the name of one of his appreatices was given, as having made a ring from the gold of the firm, and carried it away. The party aimed was called into the counting homes, and eventually admitted that he had made various articles In conjunction with the prisoner, and also that he had taken with his cogoleaaas seven and eight penny weights of gold at a time. The prisoner was sent for, and on being confronted with kis fellowapprentiee, he ad mitted that ho had been carrying on an extensive system of plunder for a long period. Remanded. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. Charles Grant, of 43, Pall-mall, an officer in the army, lately returned from the Crimea, wu charged before Mr. Hardwick with being drunk and disorderly, and assaulting Polio-constable Murrell, 80 C. Murrell stated, that a little before one on Sunday morn ing, he was on duty in Lower Regent-street, when his at tention was attracted to the defendant, who was very drunk, and fighting with another man. Witness requested him to go away,when defendant swore,and told him he iru;a gentleman, and would move on when he liked. Two other is:enables at that moment came up, and with their aid the ash was dispersed, and defendant conveyed to the station. hoses. After defendant got to the latter place he streak witness a violent blow on the arm, the effect of whisk he felt for more than an hour afterwards. The defendant, who positively denied striking tie dim, was fined 31. or seven days. The money was atone* paid, and dotes fidt Os math with his friends. LAMBETH. Mr. Bent, the inspector of polies aged* te the South Western Railway Company, applied Mr. Elliott for a summons against Mr. Sawyer, a gentlesesa nuking in New Bond street. It appeared that on the let instant Mr. Sawyer Bashed from the west or arrival side platform, ;crowed the line of rails, end, though warned by a constable, jumped on to the narrow side board of an out train then in motion, believing it to be the Richmond train, by which he wished to travel. The train was in such rapid motion at the time that it was found difficult to stop it, and the consequence was that the gentleman, at considerable peril, clung to the side of a car riage, the' door: of which was shut, as far as the, Vauxhall station, when he got off, and was removed in a state of nervous excitement that he probably will forget. Had he through the same thoughtlessness jumped onthe east side of the train instead of the west, he must have been dashed to pieces, and it was to make an example in this case and thereby prevent a recurrence of the dangerous and hazard ous! offence, that the application for the summons had been ordered by Mr. Scott and Mr. Young, the company's officers. The summons was granted. WANDSWORTH. Mr. John Church, the landlord of the Nelson public. house, in the Wandsworth-road, appeared to answer a summons for having unlawfully harboured Joseph John Wall, a police-constable of the V division. It appeared that Sergeant Murphy, of the same division, while visiting the beats in the Wandsworth-road, saw the constable Wall inside the defendant's premises, before the bar. This was about a quarter past 11 o'clock, and the constable did not come out till a quarter past 12, being t h en in a state of intoxication. The police constable, when examined by_the magistrate, made very contradictory statements, and Mr. Beadon said it was clear such a man could not remain in the force. The defendant, in excuse, said that he was new to the public-house business, and the night being very cold, be did not think there was any harm in letting the policeman have a little refreshment. Mr. Superintendent Fenn said the constable admitted to the Commissioners that he was intoxicated. Mr. Beadon said that if it had been proved that the de fendant had kept a house before, he would have imposed the full penalty. It was necessary to put a stop to such a practice, as it was likely to lead to very serious evil. He fined the defendant 40s. and costa, and he hoped he would be more careful is future. The defendant paid the money. MARKETS . • LONDON VIZEICLY DOCK RETIIIIKR,....p ui. 3 . hipOrlist Diererld. Pr. MC A India maks 240 1,300 2t.r00 Ks* = m um bass SAO 10,100 172,800 SIMS vrL ikumm,pmps 34,000 9.400 130.000 uss phis SOS MOO 331.081 in" vs. W. L rigs la 618 476 Its tells 450 10,7011 13,615 , a ,Sups I,SOO 1,000 48,000 Kopp , j r ; Sass 4fo 3,700 10,74 ' bops 780 1,003 VICO ... puns 630 11.700 7,W e:r. 4ll o. a hanla... COTTON.—LtvzarooL, Fan. 6.—The market slaw heavily wittront change in rim. The Wee reach 6,4 bales ; 600 for ezrort, including 40 Patina and Ids ran h m and 6 0 0 Bah 14 03 6 1 5 .; 350 Rialitian. tid. to *4 and 600 Surat 3 4 4 . to 3fd. per lb. CATTLE.—LreinirooL, Fan 5.—A slow selling market for all descriptions of stock, with priest lower, end Woe number left unsold. Beef, sd. to did.; mottos, (44, to 614. COALS.—Losnoar, Fl 3. 6.—Buddle's West Rattly 20s. 6d ; Cleveland West Hartley, 18e.; Hastings' luny? 20s. 6d. ;'Hartlepool West Hartley, 20s1d. ; Holywel/, Ns.; Tauheld Moor Butes, 17s. 9d : Tanlield Moor South, 1. 44 Tana Main. 17s 6d. ; Walker Primrose, 17s. 6d. ; W t' laic Vic 9d.; Walls End Killingworth But, 20 r. ; Walls Rail Northumberland, 215.; Walls End Camay, 265.; WWI End Whitworth, 19s. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. LIVERPOOL SHIPS AT FOREIGN PORTl.—Plaid cu.), at Fernando Po; King William, at Sierra Leone; Bataan, Severn, Pararnatta, Garland, Banta, Bt. Andrew, Saraten, Bombay Packet, Sir John Berealord, and Prince,. Royal, at Bonny ; Calabar, at Old Calabar; Marv, at Camer oon; Delta (1.1.),5t Havre; Orontes (Ls.), at lilermo. ARRIVED. Partmoat# February 4. tram Banc (1.)-at Liverpool, February 5, from Ne Ne vr n Zlf 13.cceurra (s.)-et Plymouth. February 4, from...W C. of AM. Ctlrrou-at Gloucester, February ~ from ...... -..- ..... Omni Crass (s.)-at Plymouth, February 4, from ... .........00nlila EVPMNATZI (s.S.)-at Liverpool, February 6, from pri n t s EOGIDIR Loaasies-et Liverpool. February 5, from Summit, Ouvea-at Liverpool, Feb. 5, from SLJoha A 'a Frailness-at Hull, February 1, from Gluon Casio-at Liverpool, February 5, from Pelmets Honasmatsast-at Graveinud, February 6, from. Deal* Jeszoa-at Liverpool, February 5, from Alesankia LII7WAIDIN-114 Gravesend, Feftuary li. from Her Lson-at Gramma; February 6, from linter. Hair MIN 3°moms-et Gravesend, February 6, frcaL-Calmila Ilsreer.c -et Deal, February 3, from Smyrna llscoun (s.)-at Southampton, February 4, fram...........Perimals ?cameo Torf-atiLiverpool, February 6, fr0m.........P. E. blued Sorsa-at Deal. February 3, from . 110 P3011 TIRITOVIA-at Plymouth. Feb ruary 2 , tram— ....... ........Dulds Tavao-at Plymouth, February 3, from Loeb* Tie Does-at Gravesend, February 6, fr01e..... ~ . .Mamileme Was Hosea-at Greenodt. February 3, trome......Wladmr, 8.11. Walesa Wmast-at Plymouth, February 4, Proem Cormal BAILED. Allll.llMlN—from Lire= February 5. ,t 0....., „„ „„ bing Rooms Loma 044 therpool, February 57 to.. A.Z —from Uverpool, February 3, to Jfew Y ALEX. Wma—from Gravemaid, February 5,, t0,.....,„„,ar CITY 01 LONDOiI —QOM Oravesead, February 5, t0.........11uu1de1t City or Dessaes—from Deal, February S, to r= W from oe— Portsmouth, February 3, to fie Drumm— from Lirerpool, February 5, to to. ILL DORADO—from Liverpool. February 3, „, Etmors—from Gravmin February 5, to Marl Passim Hoar—from Grimmest, February 5, to Partin= Oarraorei—from Gravremid, February 5, to., Om Brow—Qom Gravemod, February 5, to ..... .... --JOAN. Genoa Frra—from Drutdee ie February 3, to Mamie Huron—fromOravesood,February 3, to Due June—from LiverpeoL February 5, to ild~B Isom Biomes—frees Liverpool, February 5, to Jose Orme—trout LiverpoeL February 5, to New Jose LSD ULIILI4—QomPOIII9IOUUt. February 5 , tolleibileyleul kzatiaw - from Liverpool. Feb. 0, - 01 Norrosa-from Gravesend, February 5, Oman Brun-from Deal, February 4, home -from Plymouth, February 4, to.„ lksasca-from Plymouth. February 4, t 0.., IT. ONSLADI--from Jereey, February 1, flour-from Plymouth, February 4, t0... ..._. SPARTAN-from Liverpool, February 5, t 0..., Soso-horn Othvesend, February 5, t 0....... tlra J. SOPS-from Gravesend, February 5, to ...... Talpwslo Sums Curus-from Graveeend, February 5, to ......... .....Cudl! TNALIA-from Gravesend. February 5, to Tanos-tram Cowes, February 3, to B M = VIVID-from Deal, February 4, to Lauda VIDAZ-from Deal, February 4, to Wassaa Bus-from Oreenoco, February 2, - Wismar-frau Plymouth, February 4, to lAy looks _ layks - .8. Leon VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Aatagnuo (barque), (probably Antagonist), of and from London the alumina', Lt 39.46 L. lon. ILO W. Champion (barqua), for the Wert Indira, tat. 49.56 N., lat.lo W. WIND AND WEATHER REPORT. --o-- (MK TEI ONSIDE OF SHE ILZOTIIO TILSOILPS 0031YANY.) MONDAY, Fn. 6. Stations. Coma of Wind. State of Waft& Wm ...... Partially dandy. W. ' Thaw—Foggy. W. Great Grimsby N. W. Harwich lig l S. Cloudy. E.N.6. ... Cloudy. N.E. lain. I;t7bvir . 7 Boston .:. Yamoath S. Rain. Ilambawar Carl& N.N.E. ... Cloudy. Irainator Wllkoloavaa Marylon E.N.E Windy. Bloiaa.co.Treat N.E. Shoiald. E.E. Rain. = .....»........»».... W. E. Flue. traistaleal. Month B. Rain. Isatar — N. .. . Cloudy. Olowawau Coal ..... .. E.W. Ikaldwisptou ...... ...... SM. CMS ..... ...... ..... ... S.W. Parlimode S.F. Cloudy—Bain. Wimblail . ....... MOM E. Very fog. Daft --- - Thaw. hams .......... ......... N.W. Aberdeen &E Cloudy. Demise E.E... ..... Hain. Psitb N.E. Edlaburgh ......... ...... N.N.W Cloudy. t=aed ......... ...... N.E. N.L ...... Cloudy. Snow. N.S. -- ...... Snow. N. N. B.W. Rawest Berwick DuHuston , Whitby &arbonlagh Tork Dorb, E.. 1:Co N.N.Z. Cloudy. N.W. Very windy. N.N.W Dims tog—Rata. N.E. N.E. Foggy. W. ITormaaii* Taabridge [Advertisement.)—HoLtowAT's OINTMENT AND Plui ears an= AR ULCZIAIID Aar.—Kr. Mort Gran. NA. at Clerks,land, Cows% Utilised. Ina sorely andel Mai even gatheb . in( in hie anott. didaeserti Tor 7 litelette 111 WV till " Lea ; seethse weed eke levee out in oft easetiger. Mgt Pit alarmed. bowleg oseonltol Ma most salmi mom to me Id= while Ids eon roodawed to voile away. At• adslesd a trig Ilelleweeeplits and ointment. whC s w i rse:Aa sod in demob they wholly sired Ws. B. Is mew =rid hale mi, le en his aweseoursedee. es = a t at. RAall assidis. and at Me m" Londe% awl IL, ItsidawArwa.NetEk= BIRTHb, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. BLACK.—Yeb. 2, at /aimsll.muaro, Mrs. A. Meek, of a Mulder. POOTE.—Yob. 2, at iltonahoure, Devon, the vat of Capt. W. Foote, of the loyal Marino Forma, of a eon. RAMILTON.—Peb. 2, at Jarme-street, Bt. Jameria.puk, the wife of O. W. IL Hamilton, , of • son. MANI3Y.—Feb. lest wife of Mr. J. 0. llanby, of Eaton Tilly Oenahroad, Derby, of a soa and hair. PEN TON.—Feb. 1, at the Reran, Little Rallindbary, Emma Ike of the Rev. 8. Pemberton, of a son; 2, at Gordon-square, the wife of H. Start. Bel., of 111611 - fAHILL—Feb. 1, at 13fava.,—_ WALIIIBLEY.—Yeb. 1, at Hostuatreet No— , wife of Mr. W. M. Wolof"ley, of a daughter. S A. Mrs. Thornhill, of a ear. West. dcolaton•e4aero. the MARRIAGES. DATIZT—ItICE.—Peb. 1, at IThaanntaria Kent, by the Rem J. M. Lo b Dee. Z. Bay*. at am at air J. Bayley, Sara. to Nadia= &chi% third daughter of IL lb" Fag., ILP., of Dana. wart. Mat. 1111D—PALL1862.—Yab. 1. at St. Captesea. 111DOTWA item. E. Liadear. LA. Itattar of rmartire. F. BM, M b d n Of to Cirtiotes - Osse bury Palliser' allaa rldr i s rattw eni art= i tapt. Z. S. IPlaser,_llllll La= ol I Orcavatat.atraet. 11tonancoaquare. and Coda Wards; • DEATHS. OIFFOID.—Peb. 4, at cur. 5.4 nous. Exmouth, Charles alfforde 2 0 4.04ted Ttl.• HINDLIT.—Peb. 4, after rainy years of declining health, Ann. wee of Dr. Samaal Wadley, of St Ann's4lll, Wandsworth, and street. Clf7, ISM MACBEAN.—Tab. 4, at his resides/re, 34, BakerMreet, Portman. sonars, Demean llesbean, Esq., seed 41, onivereaßyrespeeted and highly esteemed by all who lmew Wm. TRIST.-455. SO, at Delany, M. Ilkeard That, aged VI PrWei sod patifidisd W strewn Yuro of No. Lambird &rat. la Ur Olty of Looks. lrluter, It tb• Haak _ NM% In Loiaberd Otnet In lbo Nutlet al IThUstriare.—Tommz. Moan 0. 1•6. --