The Express. — London, England, 1865-02-01 00:00:00

R'711 7 . , Wr 4 SPORTIMINX*IO I I , F,9*. ;:u1 WEIGHTS IPOENGIEEAT SPILIEG HAM) AM. NEWMARKET calm= =rum Tumour, Anu. V. Waioara roa Nrawaiter Hamar at Z row so* 15 ft, toff. e if tholawri y Tooklay, Fah. 7. with 200 added. /Neat starliailteat of the Lk. to the god of 8.0. (67 tabs.) Qs Age sl Dollar • • T. =a II 9 1 4,9,11010 Am 0 Bls • AM 41 lb 6 7 4 6 if 1 6 7 ! Aurelian l, i 0 M . _ • T 2 Dr. 8) Ma t 6 8• liariequin Prince Aratelble .... • 6 T Tippler L Ittlia•Berilir .... It a 4 Na mur , . I 011 Breeze 4 1 4 Oneida Change Tomato liollytax ' 4 6 1 Leoellie Royal Stag. Armagnac Duukeld 6 8 0 Troubadour Redcap 4y is vriiig thin . 4 Revolver 6 7 1 Werke, V 2 Somalis Thalestrie kettl Laite u r ea 4 T U a. by Lambeurue— II f U lady WULair .... 2 6 1 Slr_ . /L!!! 6 114 Rand** 3 6 0 A 4 T 0 Seltartouse 3 611 Brckr=oa 4 711 C. by Yellow deck— The Brewer The Count a 7TT. by 1,4466 - 81361- Dmitri' ILinstrel a I 0 Illimipathy Surplolou Giant Sandal Acetic* 5 7 6 Grace Darting &amender 6 1 4 Puck Viandmingllbudrd. 0 7 a Oleo Isla CHEST= TING:MU WILDNIBDAY, MAY 1.0. Winoßee Poll 1224 TBADEMICIIs PLAT" fliandicap) of 200 score. is specie, added to a Sweepstakes of 25 see.. each, 15 ft, and 5 only V declared on Tuesday, February 7, to Yews. Weatherby amly ; mooed to °soave 50 aces. out of the stakes. Cap Coarse (about two miles and a quarter). (164 sub.) (If the highest weight accepting be wader ed 121 b, it will be teased to that, and the °Caws la pro portion.) Ate et lb Ago at 14 Dollar Wingrave Bast Lanoseldre .... 5 7 Buokfoot La Toueques I 6 Nuneaton The Tester a 2 Wenderer (late Bt. Blackdown Olamittater Bally Itarocad 0 Queen et Oryatell ... 6 Gibraltar • enter a Beragab a 0 Leown Breed a Azawaika 6 a Mareourt The Kamm 5 0 e lay Dadra (Ficaria Rubriner 2 1 2 —lll4barees dam 4 Le Mariclud 6 11 Agatha Onssander 5 It Retainer 4 Ackworth Fldellt 6 Awed la Cbmoolais France Accident Kum of Ctopla 1 10 Spring Gun Claremont 4 10 Grappler a Mall Train......... 4 10 Wild Itoy nougat's Twesght • 8 Farce Bel Demob 4 S The Brewer Mark Forward 4 7 5 Industry ,lateTsrialea)4 Brandy Wine .. Constantine Pignainian 4 7 5 Scarborough 3 ilymettus Dr. Syntax 6 7 8 Elthen esteem 6 7 7 Vintage 3 4 7 Betlaaaaf T 3 'b il eV ed. 6 7 Swordsman a Helen 4 Brick Toeing Kingston .... 4 M o ur n 3 The Onwaßeceiver 3 Wlutethere The Count 4 f by srnanterar Golden Pledge Change Sir Roger Hartley 6 Lavinia Breast Myliary Macbeth Joco : Barbados' a Claret Cap 6 Terror Thaisstris Tommie, 4 Troubadour Merry Bert Base a Hanateed Fintall Hollyiox 4 i l l ' il i t g ind Beverley 6 Medd Claxton Gratitude L opidist a pad Oman II AL edcap Pm-awakes 4 2 e by tambours— Black Deer 5 2 Lady Midair .... I G e ls, g lassalletto 01 1 11 3 80/ 4 • &strew 3 Meese ..... .... 4 0 Row!. $ Most Rose 4 0 o by Tadator—lees Orevile Tattoo a V c bj a ledette—Petres 3 Cargo 4 o Xing or Chile Sandal 6 0 a by Yellow Jack— Stanton It liseat• $ 6 y 11 Ceres oucammese Little Goy ,hb) ; 12 Purity g 5 7 Victorious 3 la lialptudes 3 1 3 Guardsman John Gist. Lord Zxtlend 4 De len c r a aideirave.... 1 6 7 Auricula 6 10 Crete 3 I 7 Found Again 4 10 Nu Ouride 4 10 tomer. Waterloo Paul ~ f the Wei .. 4 610 Irritate' Alice Fenoonberg .. 4 619 rnelsialsb /Muesli& .. . ... 4 610 )lour Orme NV anderlug Minstrel 4 6 8 'Caller Ovi Those horses marked toes l'l having been mitered without the kunerimise of their "seders, will he rtrack oat at the time pre embed unless specially ordered to remain in. Ltprochatin . EPSOM SPRING MEETING. -TVISDAY, APRIL Z. Wnaurs Fos Ygg CITY 451 b Mlllicassm Ifs37oica., a 15 sows. cools. 10 It, sad esly sif declared by Tuesday, January 7, with 100 added ; second to receive 21 eons The kat mile and a qvartair. (170 sobs.) Age at lb Ags st lb La 7OUCALI3O4 5 a 2 Olivia Ely 4 bl 3 Whitehall .......... 5 13 East lamnshire 6 811 Nuneaton Twilight a 8 11. Lucky Mar 6 13 Tartar 4 :::. 141 Tadueses Ackworth 4 Saner to the Drake.. 4 II Master iticiard 4 Guardsman Bacchus Fliousiler Exchequer I Diomed Argousut Buckenham 6 Nebula .... ...... 6 11 Stockinc,r ... , . 6 Liston 5 to Ring of Entopia.... I Varga 4 to Coup d'Etas 4 Leoville a 6 /Arch groom 4 Matchbox .... ... $ el Marigold 6 Mad Wanda 6 7 • Vivid 6 c by Otdatou —Vest 3 7 Deerfoot 6 Chocolate Prince Arthur 4 Madcap 1/r. syntax.. ... .. .. 6 gaseous a 7 Prince Plausible.... a Wild Boy The Monk a Baas 3 7 Persuasion 4 Vanier Queen of Spain 6 Friday 3 6 4 ling Arthur 3 6 kre i rttle nag 6 Malamore (heed le Ifidele4 Merry Mart Fautail Brandy-wise 6 1 Pantaloons Moe Mantle Priaelpal 6 12 =Draught 3 a Hallos 6 11 rali g e O yTroes a 2 My Mary 6 2 Anapests Revolver 6 11 Molina a Sounds. lialotwie King George 4 1 0 Ethelred I Motorise Victorious 3 10 Moir at mw 3 Terme 5 II Denanoar Planet • w Lsvium Durham 4 9 Wham of the Mad .. I Vabalathae Welcome Mall Train 4 II Lampoon 6 Oneaander 6 9 Lady of Comedale .. 3 Skunirgtoo • 9 runty . iliolt 4 2 Hanstead Crisis Brindisi Parts a 7 The °riskier Sir Roger - 4 7 Adrance g 31 °Way 4 7 lndfgedine 8 Them G 6 6 Simple Maid 3 Idler 4 6 Sympathy Verbena 4 6 LaSitude a Ethelred 4 6 cby Rattle -Ames . a Jimmy brook . Olviniusk s • 6 c by Lambouree— Barcourt li mg of Clubs }'lease 4 6 f hy Jordaas-Biesl6. Marry Wlfs Buumserside c by Daniel O'Rourke Lemonade 3 liighilyer's dam . 4 7 4 Rehired a Ghillie Callum a 7 4 Victory The Count • 7 • Hecate ll Port Royal 4. Approver Muezzla 6 7 3 Games limitrit Accident c01:m.74p a 7 2 Memo $ Jamie Pooe 6 1 Lighteing Tattoo Suspicion Columbia Pewee* 4 7 0 Contraband ll War Data a 0 Susie Nark Y. rward c by Young Mel- Nip bourne—nutter .. 4 7 0 Jolla-stick Lien 3 7 0 Camellia 3 Bendel 6 7 6 lieldlikal YOI L ---~ ~, ~ SIIIIIIO33AT 113T3OrgrAntil twildißegilof 2r. soya. Mak lb ft, sad eely 6I &Muni beg 47. ve kbewaT.rt- 7 . werri 50 move. Great ea ......I, migt 100.11retrag be lidi g g gag a quarter) ; to start M ell ll dieelati ' 01110 .) ii. at 11, Age at lb ' • 101 e DAN 6 - 9 = 4 7 6 Oblioluder My MA buteralthe .... 6 6 1 inrehattina TIN 66•••., • 61 , .91161116 Calleall 4 7 8 FffbriaGie D y t e Vr ipid 611 Bensglia ....f. 4 I Stator to TM Asks 4 7 TM erne 6 3 Brown Bread 8 7 0 • g Verger 4 0 liars 66_ Wisuble4 o 6 Chown Jack Ileaela 6 8 te 4 11 8 Atunula Pgisck"U".... : 8 Liao Prime A 1 11 10 The Little Med 4 II 10 thse...., ... buck . . ' I 8 Phis Gibraltar La Leine Berths c. by 061.166-146 6 6 7 I (bred in Frame) .. 6 8 Johansen 4 r Lord Z.U.nd 6 8 thaderne Wanes.— T 4 Soutane thin 8 6 Meek Pew 6 6 Jeann ette II '& 3 licarboreugh 4 3 3 3 le . thismailer 6 8 Swordsman Ihmadywine 1.661616,61 ... ...... • U migi mi er a 1 Java Ithelington leddep 6 Tll Veber 3 18 Planet 6 17• aby Tadmier-161r Baldwin II 710 Mon 3 19 Bearer 4 710 Indigaition Lady NAM 4 T 0 c by Lembourne— Welcome The Brewer ... , 3 11 Sweet Millie 6 I tit. Vtheent Port Royal 6 T Unfree/ Bark FOlllll/4 ler...tem sk Roger 4 7 fby Jaedue—Mash.. 4 T Memo iimumuder li / Cacula II 10 Gaily The Count 6 7 Jellitilkw C olum bl e Mutat 4 7 ihult allglidoll sandal 4 7 io far as be these Arst sad foremost tiers is no nal, satusl Christy minstrel, the real and palpable one oer ilmwer P. Chirtirhaving now sours time sines pee " where the Diggers go." lite mantle and sooty feat, however f ulna Coe Posisferd , or some such name , who, in the [ideas of time and Ipsekoe, retired into psi. v_atitth a pa ir of Hungarian breathes and a banjo as caw in his solitude and rsinsmbraisees of =WI; superficially speaking, darker days. After Pomteem ems the deluge (of nigger+) ; rival Moab dilated 'adage ...session to the one sail no&vithal filbeasser ; harmony yes become discord, and, notwithstaadlag some apparently w ell. meant endeavours of Judge J. W. is . of New York to settle the rights of the parties . Bow sal his brethrisa sow in Chancery. Elsie were also , indictments charging the prisoner with lamp The wirier pleaded not guilty. Mr. White was celled, and be stated that upon going over tim miliaist'a stook, he found a detioiency of about 4001. weak of goods, which could not be accounted for. Dilative liegelat You produced a number of diali- Osteigsh• had reared from the prianees wife. rehired to upon the din:diodes ware valued by the pawnbrokers, and wenideotifled by Mr. White as his property, and part of his stock. urged the same objection as is the firet case, via that the . pileater, beer an agent and not a servant , couldsot be ona with larceny. The limed Raeder, however, was of opinion that it was clearly simony, and Mr. Gent haring made sonic observations on behalf of prisoner th , The jury retuned a verdict of sinews to the Reoorder, Mr. White said the amount of the embezzlement was between 8001. and 700/., and the deficiency In the stook was about 4001. :entente was deterred. (Before the Common Sesisank) John Lawson, 22, tailor, and Thomas Osborne, 28 1 arti ficial dower in Ater, were indicted for a burglary in the dwelling-house of Frederick Whiteoek, sad stealing therein a quantity of goods. It appeared that the prosecutor was a draper, media at ' 178, Great Dover-street, and on the ni g ht of the 20th I January his house was broken into, and a quantity of drapery goods were stolen therefrom. The property was afterwards traced to the two primers, sad they were ap preheoded. The jury found the prisoners Guilty, and officers Lockyer and Age, of the H 09111) of Detention, proved eight former oonvistions scene Osborne. Convictions were also proved epithet Lawson. The Common Serjesat satsuma Lama to eighteen meths' imprisonment, and Osborne to seven years penal eseritude. Samna Glanders, 44, married, was indicted for feloni ously wounding James Gleams, with intent to do him venous bodily harm. Mr. Kemp prosecuted. It appeared that on the 16th inst. the prisoner and the tor, who is her husband, had • few words, and at r w til l e • knife was lying near. The prosecutor admitted that be might have struck her, whoa thee wife took up the half. and stabbed him in the arm. Is dodgem It wee aged that at the time of the uarrel the prosecutor had a lle knife in n his baud, and that q in the straggle that ensued be got stabbed by accident. The jury found the prisoner Guilty of unlawfully wound lag, she was steamed to be imprisoned for three months. Henry William Goodfellow, :to, gardener, was indicted for feloniously intermarrying with Jane Ann Edwards, his wife Eliza being alive. Mr. Daly promoted, and Mr. Cooper defended. It appeared that the prisoner was warned to his first wife as Priests-bridge, in Surrey, in the year 1864. In come gasses of quarrels between them they only lived together for six weithi4 and it was alleged that from that time till 1862, when be married the prasscutrix, he never saw or heard anythiog of his first wife. The wooed wife he married at St. Paul's-church, at Hammersmith, in 1862. In defence it was urged that over six years haring elapsed elm the primmer seethe or hearing of his wife, he bad ap posed her ; and atomises were called who stated that she had ran away from him in mosequem of quarrels, which took place through her drinking cod making away with the prisoner's clothes and other property. The jury found him Guilty, bet recommended him to mercy. He was seetenoed to one month's imprisonment. George Ferris, 19, tailor, was indicted for stealing 21., the property of John Morgan. It appeared that the prosecutor was a butcher living at Greenwich, and on the 18th instant, while getting his dinner, be heard a noise in the shop ea on looking up he saw the prisoner running oat with a handful of silver which he had snatched out of a howl on the desk. Prosecutor ran after him and caught him with the money in his hand. He was sentenced to 18 months' imprisonment. Hannah Carry wee indicted for endeavouring to conceal the birth of a male illegitimate child. The prisoner was employed as a servant at the Queen's Head Coffahouse, 13, Highvlreet, Whitechapel, and on the 26th ult. she gave birth to the child in question, bet she kept it a profound secret, and the body was not die mooed oath some days afterwards , when it was exa mined by • surgeon, who stated that the child had undoubt- L d aded bon lrbeen bo d ead. The primer hod been severely the day before her confinement, which was supposed to have been the cause of the premature birth. The jury Acquitted the prisoner. William Gibbs, 43, labourer, was indicted for feloniously wounding William //Man, with theist to do him some grievous bodily harm. Mr. Cooke prosecuted. It appears that both prisoner ad prosecutor were inmate, of the - Greenwich Hospital, and on the 10th last. they had • quarrel, and Gibbs, having a chisel in his bend at the time, struck him with it. The jury found him Guilty of unlawfully wounding, and be was sentenced to three months' imprisonment. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. Jut. 31. (Before the Judge Ordinary.) NASKACOTT r. NAIIRICOTT AID HUMS. The petitioner had obtained a Mures and • verdict al 2,5001. damages against the oorespoodeet. The court had ordered his costs to be paid out of this sum, and the residue (estimated at about 2,33014 to be settled on the respoadent for her life, or duns meta vicerit, with remainder to the children of the marriage. The Sacitor-General mid that Mrs. Nureoott Waisted ea having the settlement so drum that she might enjoy the proceeds of the feed roe U she maned again. He felt sure that that wag not . *bat the court had intesiled, and Mr. Realm* bed, moreover, settled awn the reepaedeet the sum of 1601. a year ; besides which she wu stilled to under her mother's marriage setalement. He moved, I =ore, that the order of the court be varied so as to give her the benefit of the money only dam lola et outs yirerit. Mr. Steveley Hal outboard that the court had no power to alter It. decree. It was an error to suppose that Mts. Nsrreoott was at all well off. She was, oe the con trary, without funds, and she had only just been released from Whitscrais-street prim. Sir J. P. Wilde maid that the proposed terms might pro perly have been disclosed when the nutter was before the court, though he did not d ap p i 0 1 :az that he should eves then have consented to the of the leaned Solicitor. As natters stood, be not think the decree could be disturbed. The application must thoraces be refused. NONTIikIiPTON AND PYTOBLEY HUNT. TUBUAI% Ana 4. WIIOWTS 7011 wit GM? NOITILUIPTONOMIIti ItTAUS flawrob 44 l4 of 105 son.. allied to a sweepstakes of 25 sore. esoh, 15 ft, and 5 oar if declared on or before Tuesday, February 7 ; the mead to remise 95 eon. Two mules. (57 robs.) Ago a lb Age at lb Dollar Miall laintashire .... 6 0 Laphilet Hy Oldmiastu a U Dna Swi ft Illackdorrn 4 Kart al barmy 6 0 Harlequin Jack al ibiartli 5 r ai rower Coaxal* a brandy Who 4 Meteor 4 IS The Tartar 6 , 4 13 Bally &booed a 4 13 The Kane 0 6 12 Moos Arthur TIPS' , Dr Syntax I POW* Kitty Gibraltar Champ 6 9 balcatcher 6 MONA 6 8 Cope 4 1 4 1 =garb 4 beerin uh"" 6 1 Illaslanian'aDmighter 5 7 7 4 I M. Philippe Mall Acciewit Tula 4 ' 1 4b. 4 II Fantail The Giant Lord tilylux &timed 4 Treabadour in 4 lady Valentine lAmSeld 6 Wasohbor Hymettus Joe. 5 Auditor Mgrialmaa 4 Mack Draught 3 0 Black Deer 5 I • by Jordan—lback 11mbinne 6 spat sums 3 I lisit Yenned 4 Discretion iloamba 4 e by tkilitoe—Vert.. $ It Pun Royal 5 Tim Grinder $ 12 %%ander* Misietrel 4 Spring Gun Mime& 4 W i r th, ' Ar 41114114 4 84. % invent 'Me ngotran U w Travis, 9 W llla inabledois Skeelngton 4 Ihro9doras X 9 Beaver Ghillie Callum 4 Cakals 2 7 Malta 4 Cramp . Nancaton Minstrel 4 wows« s 7 COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—JAN. 31. (More Kr. Itegietrar Wienlow se Oonamierioner.) RI J. 8. COB& —Till LAST OP ISULAND Liam The banknipt, • printer and tanner, of Great Yer• month, was • shareholder and director of the onfortneete Fait of Ragland Bank, and wee wider liabilities to the mama of 2,7001., In respect of the shares held by him. On the application of Mr. Manna. for the etageres, an adjournment was taken, the aocatiote oot Wag filed. BETTLNG AT MANCHICSTITIL-TOMDAY. WATIALOO (COUIWIING) 100 to 6 os the Iletd (41, TWO TKOl'eAlt D. 7 k, 1 eget Breseeklew KW) I le to 1 apt latobczt to (t , (t) at 100 t. 6 Itltle (t) b 5 la 1 apt Liddiagtos (oft, t 11 to I) NAVAL AND MILITARY. AtsKtiAIST, JAN. 31. APPOINTMILVDI.—An adsat Paymaster D. Aohamm, to this St. Vincent. Naval Cadet (sombeatsd) A. PA W& Ohio( Egitimasse T. 0. Lewis, to t h e Fieaaed, for the BP o sitsi ;W. 0 11 to the Was. for the Lo Clyde. thoMOTIOMIL—TO Us First Clam Amisteattogineers— T. Carter, G. F. Grams, W. H. Moon, J. Lewis, and W. Crlchtma. PORTSMOUTH, JAIL 31. The Helicon, paddle-wheel despatch crawl, 836 tam, sod 256-hone power, was Mulched at nom to-day, from No. 1 dip at Portsmouth Dockyard. The Heiken was oomaiermed is April, 1860, as a sister ship to the En chantress, Psyche, and Salamis ; but is December, 1863, an alteration woo made in her bow, whisk is sow constructed on We " ram' prsaciple, and in which feature the Helicon differs from the other vassals of her dam The following is the measurement of the ship t—Lesgth between perpen diculars, 220 ft. ; length of keel for tonnage, 200 f ton in. extreme breadth. 28 ft. 21 in. ; breadth for na^ 26 ft. O. in. ; moulded breadth, la ft. 21 in. ; depth in hold, 14 ft. 6 in. ; hardtop in Manage, old measurement, 846 WM. The gnateet drought will be something under 9 ft. 6 in. forward, and 10 ft. 6 in. abaft. The draught as she was launched was 4 ft. 9 ie. forward, and 5 ft. 9 in. abaft. TM number of spectators was, of worm, mach Ws than that which easembled when the Royal Alfred was launched some few maths ego ; but several hundreds m umbled to-day. The ceremony of christening the meld was performed by Moo Elliot, daughter of Rear-Admiral G. Elliot, and on the removal of the stays the vessel glided tabs Us water amidst the chagrin of the spectators. NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR THE PROMO. TION OP SOCIAL SCIENCE. The first meeting of the department of Economy and Trade was held last evening st the rooms of the so ciety, Adam-street, Adelphi, whew a paper was read by Mr. Edwin Chadwick, C. 8., president of the department, on the economical principles of a reform of the legislation and administration for the couveyanca of goods and poem- Kers by railways. Mr. Chadwick's paper, which on aooount of its exceeding length we find it impossible to insert, involved a general survey and examination of our present railway system, and a criticism of the principle of competition, which, as ap plied to it, was found to be wasteful sad obstruc tive. Mr. Chadwick argued in favour of con eolidation and unity of administration, to be at tained through part purchase or compeasthim to the shareholders, contending that the value of our railroads would be much greater to the public at large than they can be to sae private company. la the course of the paper it was stated that Mr. Roebuck intended to move for an is ai ry by a committee of the House of Commons on the subject. After the reading of the paper Mr. 1:1•WKIIILLW made a few othervatksts. ttlir JOHN PAZINGTON moved that Mr. Chadwick's paper he winted and circulated amongst the members of the my. lie had had some experience in railway matters, sad he was of opinion th at the whole system in this country had been a system of mistake', in which the interests of the public had not been consulted. But public feeling was now becomieg a good deal excited upon the subject, and he trusted that Mr. Roebuck was prepared to carry out his istestion of moving for inquiry. Mr. ROEBUCK said be intended to move for a committee of inquiry, provided the government did sothiag ; but if they moved in the matter, he should be Mora de combat, At the present moment the thing wee is dobio, but he *cried that by Tuesday nest he should be aids to ascertain what course the government intended to take. On that evening be should ask the Chancellor of the Exchequer publicly whether the government were shoat to take soy measures on the question, and if he replied in the affirma tive, be (Mr. Roebuck) should retire, and leave the matter to the government, instead of moving for a committee of inquiry. Re concluded by seconding the motion, that Mr. Criedwick's paper be printed sod circulated anioriget the members of the society ; and Mr. Hastings, the secretary, said that, if it were considered advisable, some additional copies should be prepared for more public circulation. The meeting was then adjourned, for further disonmion of the subject, till the 15th last. 11 I i• (Advertisement.}- - EOLLOWAT ' S 01NIMINT AND Pitts have over and over spin proved the but friends to per sons &Meted with ulcerations, bad legs, mr abscesses, estates, and other painful and complicated .lambs . Printed and very plain directions for the application of Ude ointment are 'prepped road each pot. Holloway's siterative Pills should be taken throughout the progress of the cure, to maintain the blood In • Mate of wfact purity, and to prevent the health of the whole body be jeopardised by the local ailment. Bad legs, old age's great grievance. are thus readily cured, without contain' the patient to bed, or nitedrawing him from the nutritious diet and generous support so imperatively demanded when weaken ing disease attack advanced years or 000sselatione evincing per name decripitado. / : ' ; '/G JA WSIV7I B6S " . nT ; " ; 74 , 11. 7 IitITI EXPRESS„ IrEDIIES-1).. li .. Y . c --i - Ta i i4T - hafsr_firF __ . . ____ .....---,--......we *---- -------- - --- i PROM LIST ire Hrs GAZMIL and forks with:64le supplied to order on LAw ninamostrag,,.. ~, l i ttrlZZ i t At mid they oorrespooded eseotly in --40--. EQUITY 00131itTLIArr. 31. bar. paro end weight. It wu proved that the pri• [rams or sOLICITOIa Aso MTH= ssinonsse To as odor. vioa.obiagair mir W. P. wino , wine oede ma ter not:i osommer uttiorlsed aefer to abut; let o goede amour f: lB. llleress. OBTALUILD AT Tall 01=01 or MI oplllF 1111012T146. a s ; het bean told ups. ea works obis beebtekted coon or surssenooT. ssiosszass,4lllloo surinurtTl 1 MONTAuult V. MOOMB.—TILI MINT IMISTILICIAt. , , Th e pay food sho Onager G u ilt,. Woo= onto, Oxterd.collesevereeaktoraTremaaritailak This woo a maim lobe pia Darr., w a h i g pitto b s "me • „ how win two other todiotwooto airen amongst How winuwi.y, w .d.t.t,o.w.u.d, jouroopoon nodule, Yob. it, at 12. real original Christes Kin . strels, to restrain o defoadon. t h ° mo o i ng saw y o b b os un d er to p w aso si, I da& soma. mAnim A , mipatirDesier ... w, „ mow ., „ mum from reltfoll emorefree m " the" mai or alert i L. Metcalfe we it,would be necessary to to ad with. se the JAB= GUM& Pealtry, commlamloo mercpet. Mot lin said. Th e s e us steads over to the next 'Runge. erase to -- , pawnbrokers were otherwise nowilling to give up the GOMA ClLttlalutLlP, %WU:hutch, Haute , ,Feo.l4elly give an opportunity to ills further allidavits, but the facto I qty . WILIAM NA111)IIIu, Blackheath, Kent, bul ee, Feb. it, at li. theyhave hitherto devolved themselves smear to rfio "Owner, however, pleaded guilty to both bt• 1 1Z owww ""y" b ri :7 8. b i l iAßa n. " . 1 " .2416Ch • "" lail 1.1414411 YI I &MOM& " —av gai e llaz, Bedford-row, anoraey, Yell, 13, at 11. line/AM _ web. 13, Citiaral HAAT DB 11110 4 ffil0mIVIMffiren, Bbiglial-colteglek Isiffigien, solicitor's clerk, FM. 13, at 11. WILLLur HALL Barnes, honey, builder, Feb. 14, at 2. CIABLIN /Lomas, Central-st, NL Lake's. coscbssolib,ffisb.l4, M L AMON* TATUM, otherwise liagroorro, IffieNsebury-eillas, Bfireffirfik. lislAng-hunee keeper, Feb, 14, at S. JARS Janos Weimar, Farringdonroad, Clerberwell, ode' mission agent. Feb. 14, at 2. ClUJung DRAVA, Mohmond-place. Limn-grove, greengreeer, Feb. 14, st 12. EDWARD Offinntr, 191111 p-street. ingrland-road, mane a? tee cab proprietor, Mb. 14, at 1. lAA Hem and PENT Bovines, Hastings, Masse, booksellers, Feb. 14, at L lOW Sulffinirr, Norwich, grocer, Feb. 14.. at L WiLLIAM 11OaT, Bortholumewamare, Oidetrost, St. Luke's, baker, Feb. 16, at 11. :OEI Swanetreet, Bethnal-greea,flearlisinct,Yeb.l6, at 11. HAM WILLIAM SAT, Apollo-buildings, Ilmterreet, Walworth, bricklayer, Feb- 23. st Gingivitis YURI" DokUnglea.grove, Ilennington-park, mewspaper editor, Fob. 22, at 1. THoMA WILLIAM CALPMAN, J usictiou-road, Holloway, builder, Feb. !LA IL WILLIAM H42IIOI.&AGM, carpenter, Feb. NO, at 2. Hagar WllOll, Harrbonetreet, rirays.tungoad, rummy lender, Feb. 20, at 1. Joffir Meru; Finedon, Northamtocah., innffireyer,Yeb. at 2. Game CHAIN Coklester. Fawn, eugineer, Feb. 20, ffierrair N TIMM Bucklembury, and Forest-hilt flurrey, ram. chant, Feb. 110, at L Jolla MUM. Oval, Hackney-road, victualler, Feb. 240, at 11. JAM% 1100V 11 ; estbourne.terraee N o rth, upholsterer, Feb. 93, at 12. OMB BANAT KIIMUNO. Vernlanz-bnildlop, Orays- ire, and Hayti/rewrote, Winger; architect, Yeb. 110, at 12. WILLIaM BEAM Little lieryieboneetmet, Journeyman baker, Feb. le, at 1. COOIO Cbsaffidda, oommieslon merchant, lab . In, at 1. 011014 M SWIM liew.whart, Winteriness, merchant's clerk, Feb. 20, A 11. JOHN Cal.Clagisam, Surrey, licensed victualler, Feb. 22, at L ALUM dorm, Iffirmiagharn. boner, Feb. at Jame Bamam, Woodrow's)... staff ordshire, commission agent, Feb. U, st 12. .10ag SALhalffig. Birmingham, factor. Feb. 10, at IL Huai Luton Birmingbam, factor. Feb. 10, at 11 HillitY I*2lll, Tiptou, Sraffordshire, brewer, Feb. 17, alit Josapll WArni,Kingsholme,Oloncestersh,ionk ,Feb. Last IL 10801? CwWUT UNDEaffooD, Cam, talon , Feb. 10,_ 1 t IL Mosel H. SHANT. WM, outfitter, Feb. 10. at U. Daffier JONA OIMPIIHIP2 . Langan , . Carromtbenshlre, printer, Feb. 10 1 at IL IlldgliVArte. CoawllCiffo.Carellffibsub, taramst,MlLlO, at U. IticHAM SWAN Bodminiand.CamwalLinetenieger,Feb.lo,el IL lAMB iffilolillNol l , Leeds, grocer, Fob. LS, at 1L Bann Ronne. Leeds, connector, Feb. 13, at 11. lIMM DAMP, Ilkeston, Derbyshire, gentleman Feb. 17, at 12. Einelli Damon, Sheffield, ylaadorte dealer, Feb. 17, at IL Julie MANLEY. EnAord. Lamarhirs, gram, Feb. 11. at 11. PAM 'Alain 0180101 Offilut aid MATMOW Brunt BMA, bars„ cotton sptnners, Feb. 17, at 1 2 - JAMB laiMAlLColne,lancsakire. etampdletributor, Feb.l6,All. THoltag HALuiv6L. Rake Wood Lai, near Lhileboreegb, lanosshire, manufacturer, Feb. IS, at 12. JOHN HMS, Raddiffe, Lancashire, bear ratadier, la . A 12. Juror affillear, Lanusater, rope namAnctarer, Feb. IL at 12. Julia Itiodemoll. Manchester, metal broker, Yob. 11; at 1L *Omer WIMADR, West Hartlepool, shipbroker, Feb. 17, All. Joint GrAuffignillselmeCultram,CumbMsnd,oooper,Feb.l7,at 12. Jung FUMY. Hanley, Staffordshire, butcher, Feb. 11, at 11. Prrga. TortunisoN, Henley, flonfordshire. tailor, Feb. A, at 11. Joegror WrlnmAston-!aria-ffinanghemeduslier,Feb 17,at 10. 010161 IlleulAN, mint brewer, Feb. 27, at 10. WILLIAM CLAM, Liverpool, Joiner, Feb. 13, at L IMAM VANS. WARW. Lancashire, labourer, Feb. It, at 01. Joint Affittrmig, Padsey, Yorkshire, cloth weaver. Feb. 14, fit Of. %ludas rie"reen r Northampton, butcher, Feb. U, at 10. WILLIAM JOICI YMalia RANDALL, bouthesa, groosifs sailetant, Feb. 11, at 11. Joum TAW" West Tanfloki, Yorkshire, telabar, Feb. 10. AR OWEN WILLIAM. Yetradgmlan, Brecomben groosr,Feb.lNA IL CNALA WARM Hama. Uelitteld, grocer, 11 ob. 10, at 10. lima? 111 W. Ostishilad. surveyor. Feb. 15, at 12. Amami CAYMAN. Musebester, beersellor, Feb. IS, at 01. JAB'S Ciartemil iffirron Wigan, boot Fe b. maker, ate. JOHN Wn.La , llsidatose, iron founder, Fe tr, at IL WILLIAM HAMAD, Bay et. ltdmunrCeoniffiner. re. 14. at 1 1 - maxim cum, Illaiter, Kent, Mike. Feb. 10, at 11. RffillAall Tp,l. at. Within Worcestershire, butcher,Feb.l4, 1111. EMANY FeinerriCa WAIN. Gravesend, euraminlon agent, Feb. 11, at 11. Juno Boon Jun., South Stockton. tailor. Feb. 6, at 2. Lan EXAMINATIONS. Feb. 24. 0. F. Newoombe, Westboarne-parkersocont, PM dingier; attorney's sleek-Yob. 17. B. Smith, Jewrporneet. tffiy, dr-palter - Feb. 17. E. Raper, Cambridge, corn merchmt-Feb. Sy. . J. sterner, Catherine-court. Tower-Lit, merchant- Feb. U. J. Whitehead. Westleton, Suffolk. miller-Feb. le W. Aldo urn; South Hlnbey. Berkshire, liemod vietaaller-Feb. 24. T. Anthony, Aldershot, grocer-Feb. U. F. MIL. Cartlle street, Soho, bite farmer -Yeb. 14. B. G. Everett.. Groremer-park North, Camberwell, warehouseman's oierk-Feb. U. Y. W. Lewisham, late general agent-Feb. 24. I. Barka, Rear borough-street, troodinsa'agelda dealer In watches-Feb. PA. T. W. Mtley, Fenchurehetreet, and Beckenham), Kent, mer chant-Feb. 27. J. 0. Silva, Cavershamecad. lientiffibown. road, and Leadenballetrest, dripplag broker-Feb. 27. Ellen Maria Bowies, Black adroit, - Southwark, dyer-Feb. 17. W. W. Hunt. Hrskaueet, Poplar. ehasessaceger-FM. 27. J. Hunt, Spencoratreet. Islington late farmer-Fre. U. P. Dorms. Andioretrest, Bethnal-green. silk dealer-Feb. 21. J. E. Sim kins, Bolsoreretreet, Man lelione, watch maker-lab. 23. IL 8. Simon, Duke's-per, Houndsditch, Jeweler-Feb. U. J. Moe. timer, uion-ehambers, Old Bronl.nreet, and coreen'amad. Denim bolder-Feb. lg. W. Goodbid, St. Leonard's, Snaver, beendler-Feb. 17. C. Robinson, West Main Mess, builder- Feb. 28. W. S. Boult, Bedford-square. Middlesex, late furniture dealer-Feb. 21_ .1. HIM. Sbaffiesker7 - tersese. 1 eludes. brallikris foreman-Feb. 21. R. 6. Cowen, Dedford-terraca, Cam berwelL musician-Feb . 21. 8. inert, Colchester, carpenter - Feb. SS. A. Sender and G. Sender, Horton. oars. Mos nanny. factirreas-Feb. IS. D. T. Baker. Old Cavondlh.Wat, M.. Mary labours. beraidic artist -Feb. U. J. Willey. Liverpool-Ares; City. undertaker-Feb. SA T. Johnsen Latosetegemare, jeweller -Feb. U. T. Miller, Claude-villas, Camberwelb ouselereial tra veller- Feb. 24_ L E. Orsyliog, Wet-place, Commercial-road Earn, poetry cook-Feb. 14. W. libber; Rochester , painter- Feb. U. C. Pearson Baabary,Odordshire, and Birmingham. hair dresser-Feb. 24.1. Cook, hod Neatened, enamor-Feb.2r. Caro line Deramotte, Maadori-beildhaffir Braid. lodgnShouse keepe r -Feb. 24. IL Ootte; New Broodetraelmert, ty, emarolum- Yeb. 24. D. T. W'oodlome. Froderkkliersacent.Cambarerell New/- road, and Kennhigton-Isme, .treeney-Fsb. SS. J. Box, Birth place, Blackherth, pianoforte maker-Feb. U. C. F. Hills, Ar. pokes-plate, Newington, merchant's clerk-Feb. A. J. Astor, Neese cad, Whitechapetroad, boot manufacturer-Feb. 91. T. T. Fade, St. Onege'reousre, Sewn 's-park, compoper-Feb. 18. H. Barnett, Cannonatreet-road, K. George's Feet, dealer in cloth goods-Manisa. J. Byrne and T. W. Barnes, Hempstead, Olou costershne, ship builders-Feb. 27. C. Barnard. Wells, Somerset shire, bun . -Felt 28. Anne lane, new Yala, Monmouth shire, grocer-Feb.2l. 1. Mortimer, Meek, Somemetahire. draper -March 7. J. Rim Wellitigtore, builder-March 7. W. Hanaley, Newton Abbot, Devonshire, innkeeper-Mara 7. J. thane, unread, Crowell, bateber-ilareh 2. A., C. lyoett, deorboroolle. linendraper-lfareb 2. L. Walker, Ueda *loth marcharit-Marce Y It Deacon Calverley. Yorkshire, flannel manufacturer-March 2. P. Crosland, Dewsbury, Yorkshire. woollen manufacturer-Mane 2. J. Foster, Horbery, York shire, worstedAyinner-Marcki S. Whinny, Leeds, machinist -March 2. G. Wriggionforth. Balperby. near Boroughbridge. -Feb. corn miller - Feb. U. J. Hogg, Doncaster, bookseller -Feb. 17. J. M. Harrison, Chesterfield, Derbyshirecommercial traveller-Feb. 17. J. Lanffint, Cberterhold, Derbyshire. colliery owner-Feb. 17. 3. Fletcher, Rotherham; Yorkahlre, boot maker-Feb. 17. T. Allen, blotheld, oommission agent- PA. 17. C. Burgin. Sheffield, steel nnuofacturer-Feb. 17. M. Waugh, Shedield, Rotherham. and Chestertleld, shoemaker- Feb. DJ. Halliwell, Lees, Lancashire, and haddleworth, York shire, doglike of yams - March It. W. Greenwood. Blackburn manufacturer-Feb. 16. J. Cook, Hartlepool, confectiouer - March 1. T. Simpson, flheffield. barrier-March 1. W. 11111, chousdeder maker-Mb. 14. J. Landon Lastest, Corneal; pernimer-March 8. Mary Jane Jones, Newport, Bhropshire, late keeper of • school-Feb. 16. J. COUIIOI2. Leeds, commillaion agent-Feb. 23. P. Baynes, Luton, Bedfordshire, straw plait dyer-Feb. Et 0. G. Armitage, Labor; licensed etc tualler-Feb. U. D. Oollyer, Luke. sillistant to a draper-Feb. 22. W. Knight, jun., Sandy, Bedfordablos, tinplate worker-Feb. SI. F. J. 11. halkinger, ritockton-on.Tees, Durham, attorney's clerk-March 8. W. Umbel; Suiffirmagn Northamptoorkire, commercial traveller- March 8. J. Hewitt, Northampton, shoe ma nufacturer - Feb. 20. T. Ho ll ins, Melbourne, Derbyslitre, shopkeeper-Feb. 20. I. Salisbury. Derby pol tnrokey-Feb. 20. T. Astle, Incrott, Derbyienro, farmer -Feb. W. L HarPur. Derby, chenille net manufacturer-Feb. $O. C. Yeah; Derby, commission agent-Feb. MO. J. Tate. Derby, tobacconist-Feb. 10. B. Butterworth, Crompton. Lancangre, tinplate Worker - W. ireb. 10. W. Wild. Oldham. chasm and bacon dealer-Feb. 10. W. Momper*, NAHA, Yorkshire, Journeyman tinplate worker -Feb. N.J. Plead, North Waidemem, Norfolk. brieyer -Feb. IL C. Mom, Newcastle-m Tyne, cabinet maker -Feb. li. J. Heys, tiemp, Derbyshire, broker. BANLRUPTCY ANNULLED. yen 2s. EDWARD Luz, FignaMobbill, ctiy, provision mer chant. DECLULLTIONS OF DMDENDS. &ingot Offias, ewanses, triammiger -Ist cili Wend of 2 1 ld., any Weduesday, at Aeramairs. Bristol. WILIJAN 3 , 411111 MOSUL Cardiff, provision merchant-Lt dividend of 25., any Wednesday, at Amman's, BrlstriL J. F. rix. IlirkomMad, briehroaker-divldoed cd 016-16 d. (on account of rat dividend of fis.). any eisedoesday, at Turner's, Jogr73lB, Llangollen. skinner-1A dividend of ft. 6d., any Wednesday. at Turner's, Liverpool. DIVIDENDS. Feb. 22. S. IL Kersey, Leberehass, daffolk, fanner-Feb. St R. B. Howard. High Holborn, Make in curiosities, and King's. pine, Pali-mall, carver and Alder-Feb.22. J. Leigh, Brampton. road. banister-at-law-Feb. 1!. J. F. Andrews, Woolwich. licensed victualler-Feb. IL T. Donaldson, Liverpool, tin Onto worker-Feb. 10. T. Jolly, Liverpool, licensed eiotna- Feb. 10. J. Hardy, Warp* taste merobant-Feb. It. W. Wil llama, Uesrpool, marehant-Feb. 26. liaCturelffil. Oxfordshire, sorivener-Feb. J. Elwin, Del a e 4 4, din egt Feb. M. J. Parnell, Colrain!, sad Iketh-phos. Herm rirr croiTfeelloner-Iffireh S. F. Poynter, Panama, Cornwall, PAZTNIBIBBIPB DIBBOLVMD. T. Bartley and 0. Los Mon, Little Bol=le+eashire, plumbers —J. B. Bowman sad H. B owman . Durham, and Manchester. tanners—W. H. and . ' demote, Liver pool. merchants—J. Bardlama ad G. Balpin. London eP tors of the Illustrated Pohos hews"—J. Minh and 'i'6- Bach, Hoodlum, Norfolk, meroers—W. T. Oreenalade and J. Webetor, Toni-lml-ehombers. Southwark. hhoopp morchants—T. M. Wil liams and P. Boulton. Worksop , N Wheeler and 0. Wheeler, stoke Prior, orcostongire,gar=a—T. C. Batten, 0. Holmes, and A. Batten. Toe.Mh.bwk, we Liver- DoM, pawnbrokers— W. Chester ;decried) and J. Cbsaw. Met. UM. horn and ivory cutters—G. Bodgidnison. J. Pahner, _sad F. Parkes, Aston.jusis-binotngham and Button Coldhsld. War wickshire, edge tool manufacturers—J. Sharp andT. Shim, Mtn, London. potato dealers—ft C. Litter and J. Warburton. Man ningham, Hellfas, Addingham, and K *May. 'Verbatim, Bat winners—T. Bpreekley andJ. J. Kdkins. Otenewatren Week manufartureas- - J. Corks and R. Tontitown, Itseepati. B. N. Penis and O. Nobs. Liverpool, merchmana—J. and J. W. Mama* saddlers—Q. Madonna and/. Crib ure. Wakensid. eakdoWisakin—lL ammo mile. IL Ellis, ft Wortnibriler. W. Lawson and J. Lawson Torinbirn J. nospri sad D. W. Fox. Berilidowsw-elow awl wit midis THE POLICE COURTS. GUILDHALL Aaron Cleares,• constable of the K division of Metro pobtan Police, was summoned before Mr. Aldermen Waterlow, charged with wilful and corrupt perjury in the evidence w hich he pre on the trial of ow William Brows, a polies oonstable, at the Oeutrel Criminal Court in January last, for an aerdt—fall particulate of which were pub lished at the time. wig given, and Evidence in support of the theme the prisoner was retnauded. C LEHR EN W ELL Seroeant &stoma, the master of the Boys' 'ofHomertd induetrial school for destitute boys not ricled crime, 44 and 46, Melon-road, and Church Perm, EMI Benet, was summoned before Mr. Barker for unlaw fully assault ing sod beating George Ivey, on the 27th alt. /fr. Wert, from the aloe of Yews. Sheen and Boa*, attended to Foments on behalf of the Marquis of Towns bend's Society for the Protection of Wants and Childree; and Mr. Robinson, barrister, appeared on behalf of the defendant. Mr. West opened the ease, and stated that the complainant bad been an iambi of the boys' home, and whilst he was there the defendant 111usd the complainant tinder the pre tence that be was punishing him for some faults. An the defendant bad exceeded the fair limits of a schoolmseter,and had very much Shoed the boy, the present proceedings had hese taken. Evidence was then brought forward in support of the charge, but it was so uniataidectery that Mr. Barker mimed - inlaid the case. ' James Smith, the foreman at the Boys' Home, was then charged with unlawfully assaulting and beating George Ivey, on the 28th day of November last The result was, however, the same, for Mr. Barker said this we was not , made out, and the summons must be dismimed. The Marquis'of Townsbend was socommodeted with a seat on the bench during the examinatioe. MAKYLEBONE. As Mr. Knox took lie seat, • reeieetable elderly dame stepped into the box and naked foe his advice. She slated that she left home last week to p out to nurse a lady in her confinement, and left her place nice and d r y and tidy. She returned home on ?dosday evening, and to her great annoyance found that her bed and bedding as well so all her furniture were saturated with grater, which had pene trated through the roof from the snow. 2dr. Knox inquired what applicant wanted him to do ? Appliont—l want you to toll me what I am to do. Mr. Knox—l am sure I Mei tell roe. althoegb I fed for your predicament. I cannot amorist you. rho root is to blame. Applicant retired, exclaiming, "Ain't it shocking." TRATIIO RSTURNS. ma7. --- r... Tata. Total. LULWATL mom MO B }.aleindles. 1864. ISSL Week ending Nov. 13. a a 4 Bombay, Benda, and C.L 1861 LON 741 2,500 2,031 Week ending Dec. 18. llng Indian 1106 f 12,303 20,146 3 2 , 538 22,681 Week ending Dec. 24. Bah Land Mn Fmneinco 703 261 111 6)2 Week ending Jan. 7. MM. 1284. Bread Trask cleaned' 1377 6,563 14866 21.697 1.1.78 e Week lading Jan. 29. Cambrian Greet Drminbotug London and Blackwell Wentheater, Muth Joao- We. a MUMMA= - 776 503 1,278 1,214 Metropolitan — 2,407 2,046 North London MIDLAND RAILWAY.—The directors of the Mid land Railway Company yesterday derided to recommend to the proprietors a dividend on the ordinary stock for the hilt-year ending 31st December, 1864, se the rate at 7j per cent per annum. Garibaddi's reoeption was with lightning-speed hailed by the Italians, with all the rapturous enthusiasm of their southern nature. But for the scientific soptimithe od the elec tric current, this was a physical imposaibitity. By a elmilar =of the same current, grey heir Is with perfect sees, certainty, restored to ft. natural colour, sod Mime diets s od ;armament relief even the severest mess of sound- Zabareravoas hesdachg and rheumatism, by Herrins Magnetic sad Cambs. Moss, 32, 83030311-34 ,1 3 31 , Looks.— [Adveriiiillorst,] 6 8 6 b b 6 6 6 6 12 5 11 b It b 11 II 11 6 11 6 10 5 10 6 10 610 ► 9 19 ► 9 ► 9 IN BZ ILIZNI.-CASI Or "DTIIWINKIN.' The bankrupt, B. W. Keene, betier k;iowit tuner his theatrical oogoomea of " Dykwynkye," now so proceineet in the bills of Drury Los, warn described as an artist, of Clapham. This was the sitting for examinatice and dia. sharp. Deli* 5221. ; se assets. Mr. Sykes, for the of cisl amlypera, stated that at the last sitting the bankrupt wu ordered to ale as mount of hie Calais, which he had dom. He attributed his bankruptcy te daa new, also to his having failed is an antics which woo brought apinet him for the maintenance of his wife, el whom be alleged he had not hunt for *aviation years. Mr. Home opposed for the plaintiff in the Man. The action was brought in July, 18tH, and just before the trial the bankrupt emscuted a bill of stile to his niece, Mies Bar low, for a debt of 1401. incurred 20 years before. The action, which was for ;41., mia referred to Mr. Archbold, who awarded that the SW. wee dim sod that the bankrupt should pay 31. a month ter the su pp ort of his wife in Nam. The costs were 1911., the bankrupt hating pat the plaintiff to the utmost posable aspen... He bad resieted the claim met obstinately, sad had at on. time mat his wife to the workhouse, though she bad brought him a larp lam of money. He was at the head of his protein's as a theatrical artist, and had retained his annual income at 1201. Mr. Joyes, for the bankrupt, submitted that the datum was not vexationaon acooust of the conduct of the wife,who had left the bankrupt by her own Gooses& The bankrupt, examined, depend that his wife Taft him is 1844, of her own accord and against his will. She Gloated the house of furniture, and took a house at Hera* NI. He Ward of her about two years alter. On one one she got into his house, and cleared it of hie papers and milu. alga. From ISSI he laud nothing of her till the action was brought in 1862. He took masers opinion before de fending the action, and entreated the maser to his attorney. He fully believed that he had a good defence, for be bad given his wife notice that if she left she should Dever return wen. Before the bill of ale wee glees to Miss Barlow she had asked for security. He had no stated engagement at Drury-leas Theatre. limn Fslooner and Chattertee bad lent him 301. to enable him to come to this court, sod be had aim bean paid 201. for what was he had dem. im The largest amount he had mused in a year 1601. Health was now very bad. There were may modellers now i h n Leedom, some settles only ss. • day. His Honour rosirved his jedemsat. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (Before the Reorder.) THIL ALLIGID MIN BANK FRAUD& The grand jury returned true bills against Mr. Terry, the junior meager of the Unity Bask, upon the whole diary preferred against him, and spinet Kr. - Burch, the secretary, true bills were found upon the last four counts of the in distment only. It has already here stated that the trial stands postponed to the April smoke of this court. William Frederick de Poideria,3B,a respectable looking man, described as as ages; wee charged with feloniously senbeedieg the several saws of 261., 141., 91 95., and 17!. Ifs. Ild., the proporty of his employers, Mews. White arid Co. Mr. Metcalfe prosecuted, and the prisoner was defended by Mr. Gent. This ease occupied the court • considerable time, but the fact.; were is • marrow complus. The prosecutors are Memo. White and Johnsen, she carry on an extensive business as electro-platen, at Sheffield, and it appeared h at in May, 1863, the prisooer, who bed previously - beet is the service of Mews. Map& Heathers, was engaged by them as their agent in London, and offices were taken for him in Loodoe-wall, sad he was entrusted with the entire . mint of the Lon&e bushier under pertain written= Gum One of these conditions wee that the prisoner should transmit all monies he received oa account of the 6rm to the prosecutors every mouth, and at the setae time furnish them with a balance sheet, showing the exact state of his business transactions. The prosecutors, it would seem, were not very well satisfied with the prisoner's mode of proceeding, and in December, 1864, Mr. White, one of partners, came to London, end had some conversation with the prisoner upon the subject of the accounts that were out standing ; and he produced a number of accounts which he represented were unpaid. Mr. White then proposed that they should go to the pieties to whom thane accounts referred and endeavour to obtain the money, or a promise as to the time when the accounts should be paid. p soner agreed to this, and they both went to the place of bushier of several of the customers, and is those isetaocse the prisoner repnanted that the sums mentioned in the indictment had not been paid, and that the parties had pro mised to pay in • week, whereas in point b of effore act it and the turned out that the mosey had been paid long , prisoner had not accounted for it to his employers. It tuned out, upon the agreement being read, that the primmer was only to be paid by committee, and that he was merely treated as the "agent" of the paiecutoes, and, at the dose of the ease for the prosecution, Mr. Gent con tended that the prisoner was not in the position of a " rev rant," and that be Gould not therefore be legally convicted of the offence of embsuletnent io that capacity. The Recorder, attar listening attentively to the argu ments of the learned counsel, said he should not withdraw the case from the jury but if it beams necessary be would consult the learned judges who would attend the court on the following day, upon the technical point that bad been retied. Mr. Gent, in his address to the jury for the prisoner, contended that there wee no evidence that he had frauclu bendy appropriated the money to his own use, and be argued that, as be was to be paid solely by commission, be would have been justified in putting these particular sums into hie pocket, if be bad rendered an account at the sad of three months according to the agreement, and that there was no proof that he had not done so. The learned optimal then submitted to the jury that the prisoner was not a servant to the prosecutors within the ordiaary soceptation of that term, and upon that ground also he asked them to acquit him. The Recorder bash* summed up, the jury, after some deliberation, found the prisoner Guilty, but at the mann time expressed an opinion that there had been great laxity in the mode in which the prosecutors kept their accounts. The prisoner was then tried upon a second indiotmeet, which charged him with obtaining some silver forks and other articles from Mears. Charmer and Adams by false preteeees. The prosecutor' curry on the business of wholesale silver smiths in Hosier-lane, and they were acquainted with the prosecutors in the lest 011111, Yews. White and Johnson, and it appeared that the prisoner sent a young man, who was employed nader him at the office of the prosecutors, with an order for some silver lied forks, to the amount of 17!. The order s to come from Moms. White, sod the artieles were delivered upon the belief that they were for Out am. The geode were not nevi to any of Mien; Whitetail/than, but were pledged almost imme diately after they were delivered by the prosecutors, and the duplicates were fisted upon the prisoner at the time of his apprehensiee. The articles were produesd by the pawn brokers and identified by Mr. Biakeway, sisisteat to the tom, as their meaufeotere, althoqP in answer to r s t i l l est he mkt be was set quite rectal' that they ewe manotaelarets—J. P. Woods and R. A. Cooper, holy u Z ura c y==. Crook,. T. Leda% a Fletelw rlif 144 N . mums, „hri.,.l nr e t .. ;:; W. Deka dad . Brocknail. Rknsylak mailans—C. Nati and R. Nutt, amkanasii. ter rc . and N. A. Jaw*, Idl•,_Yarkohlre, daft millhisla G . swish, and 0 Wsaldngton. lineantAsan s d i manalastanns-11. Kansan and F. laaanba, Waft lishers—alneag s , Canalises's, l . sa d c s.. unit se ttn i ta c ard J. Mackay ecemsed). INIQUIBIRMONg. 611.16 N 11 ATlSnitao c rad r i n ldlabassb. swelter. Frb.t, u 'ir ZIT. Aire:, Mt= comattoka WE, Fry, " s Hotel, Form. MABIBT& "'SALLOW.—ToIgon inwma.-711e motet y to.day:—Spok sew. 41a. 9d.; et& 410.11; 3d. ; yobs. Or. Id. ; October to Demister, elir.N Mk. 6d. Delivery to bat eiroatas, 320 nib ; JaTiv a a.ro)l._unipool.. JAx. 31.—8a160r moos Irk • little steadier. Balm tads, 6,000 WIN j a d i a., t er se sedsties sod olport. 00 Atosekee, liC t ; 7 0 0 N om " 2ld. ; 400 Egyptian, DX t o tic. la" scarrok, 12d. to 16d. ; ; 390 Sant, Md. to it Bowl, Mode, is. 7d. to tied. ; Oh* 12d. to 12 Japsa.l4 id. to 16L ; 10 Pon, to., 23ad. COTTON 0001 XL —lfitscsarres, Jaws ty— dit pilaus's' the market hes agaln been' vary daft es h 0,,, regards acesel badness, but we bare had 11, =11 :, slumber of often waking. Thome Mess hare too low to be seriewely estertaised by Winn, c ia t tied to show how oarefully those who make thee efts; arbid actual operating whilst latest to apt eh streogth of the mishit. Amongst goners, bore*. G e l: t hat draws teem` tis that buyers era Wooing ti that for the orienprises have poorly touched the Sesiones closes very quiet, with but hale * * d ist a the part of buyers to meet 'plasm CS ths gdi terms which would sums treastetious of my goomest. The home trade yaws mutat Ii easesileglp gg and bulimia Dearly at a stand. Prices are sio a d, Of course the main cause of this 'rowdy, &preefic to looked foe is the iota/gam by the last to ma c h d America. The pew* rumours are too OtlMental aid egeh ig ip form, however people may be disposed to look es tee with ompicion, to be whelp set aside, sod *ls win regard them with more or Les distrust, there ha apagg e rtrothers to give se much credit to thew se wag imprownoes wsre gemera, lead to a Wriest pea la cloth tiff have almost pfirslywd business ter eass2: pistoled sallow Isms bees am mach at lois to Os the they should demand for goods ms buyers have hew Isor • test valass without Way* transactions. Trgraya scald have been wets to make offers at prices sialeg week would hens beta wide of the limits axed Wig*, 110011116 as the lowest that could have been soesplai. day, however, there hem bees a more general hog % i d considerable offers have bees meads, but at pries slaws only in ereeptiosel cam to lead to bummer. Prim pea ally show a beery &slim is both Taro sad steh, • dbayous have set soshassos 'sough to be dismal eists. of them. WOOLLEN CLOTH. Lima, Jaw. 31. —Then in been EMIG animette• in the markets this ramie& Meng damp weather operating meetly against the d = m g, A i t h w ri mmle at castings sad i nk ms beads ; end mediums hare ease Vita Bide anewaregement. Rates still maintain dine podia MANITFACTITREB.—Bunnuarrso, d u. 3L-1 haws been but few buyers in the market trft, owl brt new operations bare only been on a limited boa able goods, docks of which are low, were ingansd 1,411 no large percale made up. A few small transsetless his taken place among the local merchants in black ai obi doeskios sod haw mistime% bat no breach bat WAY anything like briskness. WOOL& —Hurannarzsm, Us. 3L —Masufadasse pear to be getting much loser in Meek, sad sem rook* more bigotries both for Gamier .ad Germ. In DODO IN M wishful to pandas' Lisp <math* emelt hoy oonld pie a concession SD prise, which &olio are mai to &matt to. 0011N.—Bua. JAL 31.—At today's market aMe 'apply of English wheat, whisk sells slowly at shed Y Tueshiy's eurrenep. imer thos ethell an tend ; bat little dam Barley rather demur Ow the wes t. BOSSIIRI pm slow ode at barely late :Men steady et hilk to Tares advandeg, especially good seed in mean COrign arrivals for the week :—Wheat, 3,8 M ; loM 2,232 ; oate, 12 ; beans, 600 ; peas, 228; tans, I,lolin Irevricu„ Jas. 31.—A small supply of what tee!. Trade slow at last week's prices. Not so meek Irk aeries, and useful qualities for malting is good eared et full rates. Beene and peas scarce and Arm. Lune, Jan. 31.—We DOSS DO alteration in t hem.d wheat today. Barley slow sale, sad la. ls change to note Is other articles. Live:moor., JAN. 31.—We have had few hem et tide day's market, sad name el wisest have s mi * able to mike dew mopeds, but mime tar OIM pelesi 2 enamel qualities they - hive thaMed the same ma Friday UM. Flom we exesider the km 'Mama care M aerie( for sale in new Math et a rake* fully 3d. per quarter, without *Megrter, be *ism and oatmeal are mere Mama to sell that let Beane, peas, and *thy leis eamipmedively mem • firm in prise; sod* MT ME 111011111NPRA. LYNN, J Am. fiL --At todey'te teethes the Minim powers wee good. Wheat was is Moody demand it I week's ratan Barley, the prime of the best .suet m grinding wimples unalemeh Beans end oats the tea i favour of buyers. Per imperial emotes to per the pent Wheat, whke, am, albs. to Man km. Me 435. to 455. ; ditto, red, 8316 a to 641 th, ra is at ditto, red, old. albs. to 631 be., 38e. to 395. Bulgy, le t3imalier milting. 551 be. to 571 he., 325. to 34a ; di rem Chevalier dm* Mite. to 551ba, 295. to 32e. 011 3611:e. to 421 th, 225. to 28s. Beam, old, 63the mall 40s. to as. ; ditto, new, alie. ter' 641ba.. 365. to 371. NIIIKABTI2.OII-TIVE, Jae. 31.—The wrather;er a z *day has been thawing, and the snow is fast dim At oar market this morning we bad • moderate Me . wheat from tits growers, and altimegh the arrivals frail coast have been equally so, t h e Made, owing to mr be millers being so fully in stock, ruled very insensate, sell where mewls required clearing burets bed • Melt ig• fain Upon the whole, however, • very moderate bush resulted. Flour rather cheaper, and in slow *eon other articles little change can be noted. SALISBURY. JAN. 31.—The supply of all description' =as tolerably good, sad • moderate sum& in wheat was exosediney dull pmt MI prima. Flour as before quoted. Yeleng dba samples ware s e were no. much is request, and other dull sale at Let week's prima Inquiries for melt le also limited, and prime mash' stationary, as is other kinds of grain. Wheat, Me. to 425. Berk,, it 3th Oats, lth to 28e. Beans. 40e. to 4fe. l'ese, l to 48s. per res. Tares. Be. to lls. per Moho/. Bah to 60.. per qr. Flour, 28e. to 345. per sack. OATTLl7..—SaLlnulrt, JAL 711.—Osr mad tea was mous numerously irapplhadi wllla beads thas sad the quality for t he most poetised. Thom was ab pretty fall attendance of buyers. Best mini foo tolerably good sale, but although prices wow arks, b for other deecriptious was drill, and many rsmidosil at the close of busbies'. There was rather a abortso sheep, which caused a quick isle, sod the MI of last market were sustained. There were so mho offer ; and veal remains unaltered in prime. Wo good imp* of pign Own), but from the preowd Arrasasked for man pigs, the bamboos wirm Whir d Best cm bed, 12a. to 13s. per wore ; cow and heifer ds„ to 13.: best Down mutton, B d. to 9 d. p ar lb. ; ldisals, 64d. to 7d. ; weal, 7d. to 7411. ; bosh Pxk, ll 7 8 r., &Da 9s. 3d. to 10L per score ; gross peels it prr lb. ; dry ditto, Bd. to 9d. ; sweet 9d. to 10d. ; quarter old store pigs, 12r. to ICsail with wives. 12i. to 151. BIRTHS, MARILLLGIS, AND DEMO BIRTHS. 11131.D.--Jaawery Oli t at Illeokkaburghoilum% $ 5B I/ Rey. B. J. Bird, of a r. coterrt—Janaary rwtfe of R. N. Corbett.ll3 goothgate, of daughter. HAlRlS—Jaire a ery 30, at Demerit 111. St. Dsaaereassd CNC', the wife of Mr. J. O. Hoene, cd • diddhlar• INGLlEL—January 24. at Mount Villa, Shhiey, &awl the wife of C o mmander Jamie India of •38 ' JOllMlON.—Jaituary 30, et Herbal"' Villa, the wife el 1 Johnson, of sou. MILLE/L—Jasuarg 30, at Histigarg sew perk NM I War. cd • sea. NOittig —.human 03, d Cbaghtea, Cheshire, Ina S. of • daughter. MARRIAGES. OOTTON—ItIooNALD.—JmoWoI garnrililliruan ht the Rev. kL Yoe Via.ol Kr. cooroordobtate. to Mo dole , * "' WDoesl4, late et ibilaborslL OcouPl2.—Tit tsclui.--z so at Nam. W Cooper, of llostoe, to H. Franklin. HANLIN—HCONIKAIL—Jaauary is, at e ti lA"ken by the lee. T. jut" J ose ph Henry, goo of th Hnt Hankie, teener at M. motors* Boacmi. daughter et H. Ileglotae. of chrittopottore st tO . 10:011011. DIMS. BILLFOVIL -January SO, at lAacellietne-lelde L Bo" Walk . 11,uW.-Jansuy 10, at Gloearatet-place lira ease Paindew, aged a. 011,10011 Y. -Amery IS. at Upper llontegale 4ll" LAX J. Omer,. an.. aged C. HJ LAX IL-Jansen gi. at Queeridgeterrace, Pablo Lake aged Wo9D.-4aaaary ga. at graenetreet, Parl•lane, reread 'ft W age alttigl.-.lastary 1111, at Northusaberiand einde 3. Wirier, spa st, Lie AUM la ye Ili Lembesieleeet. lie Latish ham. lh ienheirialreet. hi the Moist 1 1.4111 Ws3llllllehT. theIiVART I. lea 1 I ~~