The Express. — London, England, 1861-01-07 00:00:00

INDIA. C. th.- apical the "tell:m.l mud ae n-ceire &squishes.. and ' , spry. fr..n Notishav to Dec. 12 ; Calcutta, Dec. by t.. Do...hay. Dee. M. insosisc tan 3.4atat...0 comfits..., to o r chic( featior baba,. intelligence. Thcry IlaA tyres a littit. rieting 31 Poona, Surat, and ti n ,,, w in. belt in Itoilihwi the public pewee lin. not turfa,l. Tbs• poi....ve. opposition, liowecer, cuatuoie. : Awl tniuk.. 111 /3lnanineraV, Malt link . % w.f.!) a• .lull a. rice. At Surat, it. appears, that ..0 the 29th Nue., betu ve u n o w. and fill o'clock, 3 snob .of flaw or four ticotsionl maple a.s.citible.l in ...... parter .1 tlic city. &d ar n s:: with mach claswort that tliev would nut ley the incotto: tax, hat woulsl *dint up their Oulu. wail suiptasel all busiticas. till the Act issiliosing the tea aa. niwttled. They linen %rem tr. chow their ..hop., ion( wait niew.ages. to other parts of the city for aid awl co-operation. Won' was brsolght to the nistisi•trate. Mr. awn, sof Harr illegal prus.n.-dings, and he, mason pusind by Capt.tii. Hotlinou, inperititends.nt .4 wile'''. and a lorg. holy 4 polisx., foot loci nieurtell, iiiincsliably repaired to the last, awl in a wen - few miter.," the rioter. were dliver.e.l. without any rent Karin; been it.ol. Thirty of the rougleislers were taken prissocrs, place Us Illaah which the pulirn had Leon ordemil to britii ; with 1:3111, , I 0 that they might be handy few the ocsatansA. isini forthwith conveyed to pri.son. The wane .LiF All wen were brought up brfort. Mr. Jtavetores.ft• and bird for rioting. acne acquitted f..r writ .4 evidence, tb..• remaining twenty-nye wen- votes - kiwi, aw.l sentence.l to at iss pre...or...rut and hard !whom. . . Thu reerkitu . hieetion .4 the liouthay artuy has ...III:M.4/5.4 0, n . .C1111, Nal irreguhir 4aralry ui4 'ft. a Idutrd iipui. a fouthig of equality. 1u.t.u.1 of tett manumit., there arr tem to lie fourteen. lb-vv.:tins the reinilwr ti Dr. Campbell'. force loan Sikkim,, mho aily reported by telegraph, the 1,4111 C I.MM/hi ha. cite hdlewhis : Hy spec AI telegnir i from !Militia, dated the ith, intent. genre bus reached tr. of taw defeat of the force which 01- vasueol into likkuu in fictitious last ; (rum JO to 40 of the lielmandeeftipper are reported killed, and the gun which ac.mitianivel the (erre is hue it in not "(tea that attenaon u drivra to this remote district of the flimalaya, the f 41.. wing short account of British .oti -1111116.41 *lilt it. end of tbr came. which led to the expedi tion whose .Racier we row 'mead, nosy prow* aceeptahle to mar routers. In ludZo we wanted a sanitenum for Houril, awl offend to parchaYe ladjsoliug from the Itnoli, .14 we rim offer to bay Parisnath from the Kane.. of l'al.tun...;e. It •at nryt dechoel to take payment, but stile sestuertly ressived 3,1m0 r.. a year, which was afterwards 510ut.1..1 AT went well till he appointed • Dewan, who tuie tree deecribed as u had specimen of Yoh. At hie inatigation mgular mills were made tutu mar territory, our subiects we.e motelerell or ca ivi e d o ff, sad no ilktid.ction null he obtained. At last even the aupennteadmit of Dar jealnig and Ire. Hooker acre ki.lnaptrd, and were rescued ooh wimp a.• devatchc.l trop. to their soe.tance. In ceerequeuce of this we ceased to lay tlw Rajah hi. allow. ass, sod is DAD mastered • portion ht.% territory. In he atalittAted in favour of Lis son, and since then our relations with Sikkim have been at les+t peueeathle if out Rut for some time lock the old !Owen, !mein asserted his influeoce over the new raMh, luta resorted to the old custom of massacre awl plaodrr. Warning., remonstraum., and threats were alike in vain, Rol smassilisi to piscine redraw. .turession on the part of the `Sikkim state reached its Miami, when during the past rainy ammo in July last a party of kidnappers suddenly crowed over into our tarritonea, and having cruelly maltreated • moo art his wife, made a rapid retreat into Sikk s cerry. Sag away as captives the two young children of their vic tims. Sine of nar mote also have been forcibly canted into captivity by these 'maraud* sublevels of the ikkkim Rajah ; and the insecurity of promo sad life has tended greatly to diatarb the floods of mu peaceable sub= Dr. Farr ini ell, the =stendeat of peamptly i' of die droat th li t ildr it e a ti, sad hauls the the d the restitution alirery of the enminala to us. The children,' after some Mile delay, were recovered ; hot the Rajah, yielding to the pernicious coamehi of. the Devout. refined to sou render the guilty parties. or to restore the . rents carried front territory, notwithstanding that the tuttolt si of the penidendent's demands woe urged upon Lies y the LAMA. awl natueotial men of the country. In this state .4 affair, the government, adopt's( the recommeedetiona el the superintendent, authorined the emspatioe of a further pinto* of the Vikkou territory in solditiou to that enacted oo the mieualentimiliog of WO. Accordiogly, ia Oriole, a hundred me. of the tiebarder Mappers, under their emir mondani, Captaiii Murray, with nee gun (a 3.pomader), marched down to • place called Coke, ups the eat tam of the British territory, ready to nose lb. Room* river into Sikkim , should the Kota &dime to ascots Maur demand. Thu potamtate nimbi rwresatima. the fora above mentioned. acconiyanied bY the no Pogin". lB .! , amid the over and entered os the lel lieremeer kWh h..istaog the British flag under • alai* of n p.e.lted taking gowirs.ion in the queen's same of a bast mostry &trd in • prochstistiou 1000.11 by the eeperilletendmill the &Wm "Saab. It seta forth mmatj the. the Ray* haring decimal compliance wish our imi we were vau l t to occupy that portion of lie gennley e r the vela tlw Itummato River, sad to the west Groat Hunieet River; that we tatestlat= he we we, provided oar f•Tte were not molested. is woll the PosPle 1064 expect the chances of war. The supwriedoedmo oho ad. dressed sans friendly sad aumsairdaer oummrhs M thm cola, enjoining than. to tow their Witlinee hi IM parir* yahoo .4 quiet cad '.nee. Thu presharsiss IN +WA to have preducol the too gaits ape the pepolaibm. The area .1 the newly occupied territory is stated at about 330 atom* miles, and *weeks within its Itelto. one of the b tures peak. of the Himalaya.. - - - At Calcutta elm Plat beginning after the lodi.laya. The Le4islative Council had resumed ita eittiabe, but nothing .4 importance had t a k e n place. All aorta of rumours and contradictory idiwita were current regarding Nana Sahib. M: Singh, dacoit and murderer, say Om North Wert Neale, expiated he ounierou. Mum es the gallows at Etawal en the )4h. Pnrcious to heir tuned of, lie ealioited the byelaw:tem to unite and clam • the eountiv ef the caned WHIM, add spoke at coosiderable • hug% es this subpetoo .dear to hie heart Dynamism Summit IMMOCOM JLOUtUoli.— A nett determined sot of self.deetauctiou was committed in Ft.l.• 00 Friday morning, under very diatreasiag ciscum- Mancea Nr. Hoary Taylwt, the unfortaniate man, was about M man of age, awl lied lately Mind. miter mitaaong erweiderehle property so lodised of the [dg's Heed good Oa the previoes *routes Ise retinal to mat in usually good epirms. and anise hi the iminting stagily before 1 Tellia: his info to lie mill, he went dowootstrs, calling up the mresst:girt beton dohm so. A little time after his rm : heaml the inane of • bet such as oncemestro Wet Sot• .0100 , 10.111. he t sialloug of it. Hr. Taylor moo &few mimed. hommer, search we* made kr kink . • the deer ef the watereloset tai y pesd, the solar irinsto was lns fumul hi • RPM( but, Unit& to relate, see half of his hue was blown off. It war at owe clear that the %whelp, moo hod killed himself by placing the numb of tho gun to Id• face. and Pulite' the inner by neer el a Atka wide\ was &Welled to it. Two letters wen rood as the scat. seer the body, and so' J.tt noised arm he to iloatroy himself, last be had also pre. • hinoelf with • kuite sod • mew. no lidera, two otf ..PIT:. was ristol " Li.e. 31, - wore stiffromed to Tailor. Owe way as follows :-." With walk I write We; lot row mum thank your loather James Ist this emit act I • ale tut to commit, a. I have sot had my manes 110101.11 ▪ dot found out that you and him were me py Loge. ti.er. . . I pray I hal Almighty to bless you sll ; awl before thin 0 , 11101 to year bead, I shall be in eternity. I lemight of ktllhg janim but and myself afterwards, but let Ism does be smist.-Yeers, meet truly, Hear ft.ylor. P.A. I should not hese bees driven to this, ooh y by that "tamp of • fellow. He is the worst of all num. I ean:.ot (tweet, him or eon ; hut the poor dear children, what will heroine of these` it. I em old; (tied blew eeerviedy." The ae,ood letter was thus:- I hays hoes look:lug lama I see you are is • mad Mato. 1 wish I never esw Hist Jim. He has been my destruction. This ,e a tad Now for yam. I loved the pot* you stelorei us till you made much of him sod little of me. Cod hl e m all the dear children mid votirmlf. I mold my • good deal atom, but toy heart ia too full. I could Dot sleek wool. but was a fool or a liar. This has been brewing is env mind for some time. I here halt the gun loaded for 1.012* tier to sheet myself. Mo dies for ewer." The us. f...trtioste ma bad latisrly given way todriaking. This a i d ot yarrows barn coned no little .saskruatiou in the town, where the usketanate roes wee well known and much merest'. -Driver/ lift revry. rslea IN THE COUNTY MONAGlUN.—intelliv cense reached Dublin on Saturday meriting that two men mated Robert sod James Shaw were .0 the prerione day femd tleel in their house, which a detest • few miles fem Hosaglaa. It is stated that there is little doubt but that the tee use have fallen victims to • desperate end Instal mender. rAdvertioemett -HOLLOW Alra OINTMENT AND • -w.. 455 4 .—Noeliteis so mitersitleally weaken. Vie human enooooloo ma the suspension of esy function. M ` 4 h , " .houbi MY particular @Meath= to tie bealit of their ustorlitcrs st that thee w hew bailee% will inevitably produce c..natitutional eeMgly . The coauttent . essest of this demure. cunt it tousUy discovered by tlw development of certain nor ~as epaptouts, which will roolually Ives away if Holloway's ointment he well nibllted twice • day tsp..t the back end Abdo nog nth el his Pills see taken In artooretste doses. Ms treat • on at saki) c•rtv, to every falsity Dmino. The wet olietleatt C.O. --At tot hoot owlet tide it hiiitoeiie anti motorail t• WIRT+ of ,g, egam c o e ernetim, if wad will. powt..ianc e and soalt:ed by WWI dkt and moderate am-of-door rtar, he. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 7,C:1861. NAVAL AND MILITARY. I.EXUAL_OIWiII. Horse I:asnle, Jas. 1, DOW • lite Hiryal Highness the (lateral Conlutlataltlig in.Chief bee esti/halos m publishing to (he army th.- .iihjoine.llM of .411.zi. who posed the final ',endue. U..,..4 tb. ••;tarf (*.liege is December. COO,via.:—)hens. flame .. n. Whitmore, ritail Rest., :4702 surk,,,,ht a i se d ; nosimmo iosrlot. 3,100: (Spiess A. 11. Waren, Hat Refit., Iwo*. uhtalocl ; f.ieut. It. Iluirw, Royal Ea owe.% :1.440. Dal Lieut.•Cul. the Huo. W. li. A. Iteldin4, ic u ldatre u rs Goal*. 3,3z1- -Neese two othoenrlsive beau only "se rat at the tulles*. thptais R. IL Stokes, 7.400 Rost , 3,13 a ; Itrevet-Majur A. s. Jona (V.V.), Ilth Foot (tail Sattrilins), 3.07 A ; Camels I:. A. Beet eu , n , us .tth r t ie d , h.v leen otelzse year at the tulle;. , ; It. C. Cod, "eith itNt... ; 1:k14.41u C..l.Lird. 17th lout ikattalineh 2, .. has been year one yr at tb. - col. It s I.liptain H. J. Wilkinson, I , th F oo t Hat f, Captain W. V. Naugle Royal .Artillery, Capesia Visors, Peth Refit. (2nd Battalios), 2.771 ; VIH. F. Noes's, "R 770. h Rest, 2, ullowing nilirees p.., ,44 " the foal exavuisatioe with ..et loving I oviossly . Cirough the ... , Uste comer : Captain It. grant, RoyalEneineen, 3.240 111111k1 obtainol ; masonnm of marks. 4.160 ; (YR. R. Wordsey, Rural Artillery, " 441 sorts obtsised ; Captain W. T. M. Wolf., Royal Artillery 1,771. By order of hie Royal digitate.' the General Cor-inao.l - A. H. Noumea. Deputy-Adjutant-General. -Tbe.e officers er.ll sow hi attached. foe instrio. Ike, to the ans. of Use malice in which the. Dave rot already served Awatutun, JAN. S . — ArkIcitTMENDA. C wavelet R. I:. W. Nimisa to the Trident, :OW- Lieute;ints H. Waller. to the St. Jean ; sad C. R. Forrest. to the Amorist, ii.iditiossl for Chief Esaineirs A . Barham. to the rival, for sinks is the Warr or ; J. Myer, tothe Indus, (or service is the Or issa° ; awl W. M. Bides, to the Pisgsrd, for terries is the I; Paymaster V. Chore, C. Lt, to be staiswil ci Greeavrich HospitaL Ami.taat Clerks C. LW. Ls nrier. to the Cumber. lead ;C. Worley, to the He rm ; sod E. L. Dimon. to the Majestic. CHATHAM, JAN. 6. The ~ crow frigate Undaunted, 51, wbiclt was launched farm this &eke-m-4 on the let of January, he or tole sent to the Vietons docks to be fitted with her engines and nna,•hinere, whicli will bed 600 bone power, by MINIM ltavenhill end Conirsinc. It wan at first ordered for the Undaunted to be fitted at this yard, hut owing to the whole of the docks at this estaidudunent being occupied the Admiralty have directed her to be sent round to the Thames, in order that no time may be lost in fitting her. POILITtorm - ni, JAN. Corsi MARTIAL —A court-martial aseembled on board the Victory yeeterday morning, "to try Anvistua Bell, carpenter's erew of her Majesty's ship Castor, now lying at North Khields ; firstly, for Majesty's ship the ith of Octoberland 14th of December, DM, feloniously taken sundry sheet of mow, the property of bee Majesty ; and, secondly, for neglect of duty when placed in charge of the carpenter's atom-room of that ship, whereby the said copper was lost or stolen from the store-room. The court comprised Rear. Admiral Erskine (president), Captains Hon. Joseph Den man, R. J. Fanshawe, Robert Harris, Richard Strode Hew lett, C. R., James H. Cockburn, Thos. Wilson. R. Cook, G. Hancock,, the Hon. F. Egerton, MO W. -I. Hellyer, Es q., Deputy Judge Advocate. After &will the evidence adduced on the part of the prosecution, which lasted up wards of seven hour,. the court decided that the Met charge was not proved ; and with regard to the second charge, that there was no proof that the copper in question was stolen or lost during the time primmer had charge of the stsnevuom. The court therefore adjudged him to be amp tte,L Tile CAMP AT CoLi'MMATA.—It is stated that the watstruction of the propaned maw cavaby barracks at Col chester will be commenced is April, sad that in the noun of the year tLe camp will mime to ha a station for depot companim, but will Le oniverted into a station for full re giments of the line. The New-erosa (Bth) Rifle Volunteer Company celebrated its first anniversary last Friday evening by giving a grand enlaced in the biro whorl-room of the Loyal Naval *heel (kindly lent by the council), in aid of the heed food of the corps. The school-room, holding eight huedmed pople, was crowded with a fashimmable company, and ems bea - utifelk and iippnipriately demoted for the ocereion It oddities to several distinguished patrons of the volunteer movement, there were present Colonel Macdonald (late Ileutennut-iolonel Bengal Artillery). the Commandant ; Dr. Griffith*. surgeou-major ; Captains Freeman, and Wire 1 Lieutenants Gu dgein, Mortiniore, Yank and Gress, lied a large atteodseas of non-oommimioeed officers end members of other corp. The whole °open prised off iwy enseensfully, and we are informed with conskierahle beeefit. This corps offers peculiar advantages C.VIe Y lon is the moth .4 I,usdon wishing to join in the velootair reevonsot. being • thoroughly °cueing.' bona. lien passsming u_senesimient imedgesdems sad club house, with oeveroi shade seeded es OA wee of lend. sod eonnemies to the 'Mien/ districts of New Crow. Clapham, Reemaglen, *Wee, sad Newington, who have the facility of squad sad any drill noise eaperisoced men in then owe neighbourbeed. The caw helmets, a recent addition le the full drew of the mew, elicited greet admiration. VoLrenten &DIV LATIONS. We (A nay and Her , Gonite) are glad to leant that • cads of regulations for tile government of the volunteer forams is hi room of pepiratme be the authorities. Up to the the body bss - been coutrolled either by rules partly hk to its piceitioe, or by some order hurriedly formed be meet an ha mediate smeresucy. A well-wondered mg of rules, lisemdmi epos the experience of the last year, PPM fail to essrehe a most beoeficial effect upon the eflielensy of the wilenterrs, who, we may state, low monger HMO men. I of which number'd(l,ooo have joined awe the lei of August last. taco Intelligente. MKTROPOUTAN COUNTY COURT,. VIRE( thus appoistod teethe present meld d.. WITIIIMIAMIR. 4. )fenla's-laaw—Tureslay, Jab. S, WeJuse. Thursday, In. Friday 11. ham awte'rrses.-111.1ey, Yee. 11 • eatur .lay. it avn Mbitehrwregrore.—Wednewily. lan. Y . Thar* lo. MCC OttLethmt.remt —Ttinrwlay.'Jaa. 10. Sum. rairliebt-rual•-batawiay, Jllll. 11. WRITICRAPLL. I:" at Prrow.4l.4rvel.—Wwlbeskia). J. 49. 9 . Thiumby. le ilegowitirsac, awsn-street. Triaitymmare.—Thursday. Jas. 10. Edday, 11. Laisitti, Camberwell New-road.—Tursday, Jam. S Weds's slay, CRNTRAL CRIMINAL COSIBT. this day. lea. 7. INSOLVENT DEMOBS COI:RT.—JAN. 5. (Before Mr. Cornatiodoore }4 - kiM4.) Ilt PM)/ 0 4 1 1 0, 113 1 .-ACCOMMODATIO% BILLM. This ineelveat, who had resided at Islington, and had '• uu oreupation." appeered to receive the adjudication of tie court. The insolvent made his appearsuee the 17th December, when it was elicited from him that the present was his •• sixth " sp in the itune character. On the last occasion. to rristTereceived a itulgnient of six moaths, on the ground that he had accepted accoomealatioa bills. He was thee, as now, unopposed. Ile had accepted arcommodation Lille again, and they had caused his present appliiation. The case stood over for Mr. Policia, the inaolvent's attorney, to armed the schedule, and the 1.,4•4 again came on. The ill. solv e nt issfarm...l the court that the bills he had last ac cepted we-n in tie course of payment, and that the bilh in the former schedule, when he was remanded, bad been pail. Be mentioned the circumstance as some extenuation, as the court had intimated the intention to give a pidg loam Mr. Commissioner N whole told the unsol vent that be was willing to grunt him an adjournment to prove that the bills he had Last accepted were in the course of payment. The insolvent remarked that kis cracTstors did nut oppose him. Mr. Commissioner Nichols was quite aware that be was not opposed, but he felt it to be hie duty to give a judg meat of six mouths, as he could Dot do better than follow the example set him. The two last insolvencies had been mused by accommodation bills. The insolvent, by the advice of Mr. Peverley, preferred the adjudication. and .t judgment of six months was proaounced, under the discretionary clause, from the vesting order. said she wenl,l bury' it In Atte ileceaied's skull. When the defeated was at hi.; owu ,bier and about going ia, the prisoner went behind hell and struck him a violent blow on the du nf the head. The blow wee given with with form that it•atunned the deemed, sad he fell Nameless in the merge. The prisoeer ran away, and the unfortunate man was conveyed to bed, whine he renutined minden for sonic time, but when he rallied a little he said it was the plioiner who had assaulted Lim. infornittion was given to the police, and the primmer was appreheodeil at her lodgiugs, 14, South-cottage.. Southetreet, hy poliee•con. stable Stetiniers, 136 N, who told her the charge, when she said she knew nothing about it. She added, however, "that if the deceased was there then she would give him suniethiiig if she was hues at Newgete for him." The zes.r nom lingered from the 11th ult. =id Tuesday, the Ist inst., when he expired. Mr. Th e ir, the MUrttol:l lido, ha I attended the deceased. has, in company with three other medical geotletren, made a post-mortem examination, and found on the brain two ounce, of blood, and they said that death resulted horn indaunnation of the brain, east that the inflammation wan teusisl ►y violence. The phonier, in anise( to the charge, said that the defeated was drunk and struck her, and the injure .11 his had Wan Ca ltnell by the deceived falling on the stet of the door through his inebriete. Inspector Judge, N dirisinn , asked for a remand to learn the remelt of the coroner's inquest. The priaooer and the deceased were in the frequent habit of enelrelliag. Mr. IYEyneourt remanded the prisoner until l'hurday neat and refused to take bail. The inquest wu bei4 on batarday, wad vent:ct of man• sLubter wn. retunmal. SOUTHWARK. guy a niidtlle•agekl man dermal in ourdy bl and who WWI 110Peribed a ttlicharied soldier, was brought before Mr. Boredom for final examination, charged with ob taining peace from very poor persons under very disgracefill cireuinstnueeA. It appeared front the evidence that on Monday afternoon last the prisoner went into several houses inhabited by very poor persons. in the vicinity of Bermundeey-street, nod re presented that he was sent by some charitable persuns to ascertain who were deserving to receive coda To some he said that the parish of St. George's had determined to pre sent a hundred and a half of coals to each worthy person, and he was selected to choose them, but they must pry a penny the on o .to lll n n t4 otTerray tha the est.Pe osea He alsoo the cricatniagthat he came from the St. George's Club, and the pour people, thinking that all was true that he represented, paid him the penny in many instances. The charge haring been established by the evidence of several witnesses, the prisoner said he never promised them anything. The pence he collected he intended to give to the poor. The constable here informed his worship that the prisoner was 14 had character, having been in trouble before for a similar thing. He hail been discharged from the army, and be understood that he had just joined the militia. The ',limner soil that was true, but he never meant to rob the pour. Mr. Benham was of a different opinion, and must say that be never bean! of such a shameful fiend is his life. He should not he doing his duty unless he committed the pri.oner for trial. Committed accortlingly. MARKETS. rrr x. - - lavtaurani., .1 5. - The market omuoil quietly this mutating, hut mole business was done than the 411111•11t1 indicated, and we eloped steadily. The sales were B,ooobales, of which 1,000 were for export and speculation. COTTON (300,115.-- 1 .• The aggte gate Wahine of the week hi cotton pulls and cloths is ad mitted on all hands to Lave bees uunoportaut, and the in. di/realm to operate has. been more apparent as the week has advanced. Puttiag aside the lioaliiys, theth has been less doing thee was expected, though one thaw of abstinence amonirstluyers will Ito doabt be the desire to see the India advice, whith reached Marseilles yesterday before doing 60. The news from the United States still affects 'manages unfa vourably, awl the position of the money market induces sane caution. The chief business of the week has been in the better chum of shirting', and other fabrics for China, Nadia his to tics water twilit for the sanxemarket,whick are eery firm in price. For nearly all other kinds of cloth anti yarn imyeiv are holding back for lower priers, but tellers are genendly disinclined to wale a concession. Where bu siness has been done it ha. in most casexbeen at rather easier rates. WOOLLEN.--Lcr.ns, JAN. A.—Although the morning was dark and fogu, the cloth halls were moderately well attended, and the buerne.... showed a decided improvement on what took place on se% end previous market day's. HARDWARE—Mamma:Han, AN. 5. —The trade of this town continues quiet generally, and in some branches there is an approach to depression, the latter being chiefly in the fancy trades. The Lame trade is slow to recommence, a circumstance which i• most likely attributable to the seve rity of the weather, to the influence whieh it necessarily hair upon trade generally, and to the decreased means which the uninstnal classes have at command for purchasing more than the necessaries of life. There has been a rather consi derahle number of orders given out iu the cause of the week, but there had been so few previously on hand that these are insufficient to give much animation to trade. They are just enough to keep the manufacturers from discharging their men, though a good number are not making moru than four days : and of unskilled labour the number of the un employed is increasing. The orders on Recount of the ex port trade are extremely small, and no improvement in that respect is anticipated at present. CORN.--CAMBRIDGE, JAN. trade to-dur was dull, without much alteration in prices. Wheat, 48e. to 565. Barley, 265. to 465. Oat.. th. to 32.. per qr. CAntintr, Jas. s.—We bad a good supply of alt kinds of grain at our market thi. morning. Prices were 44. up for wheat and oats with a good sale. Wheat, white, new, 21s. to 2is. tkL ; old, 211 a to 275. ; red, new, 114 s. to 22a. ; old, 245. to 245. 6d. Barleyr, new and old, 1245. 64, to 14s. Oats, potato, new, ga. to 144. tid. ; ohl , Ils. Ikk to 13a.; commit, new, 7s. 6d. to Bs. 3d Fluor, per stone, 2s. 4d. to 2s. &L Oatmeal, per stone, 2a. to 2s. 2d. Rommel, per atone, Is. Bd. Barleymeal, per stone. Is. Bd. COLCHFATER, JAN. 5. A large supply of wheat, prier fully equal to last day. The saute remarks apply to barley, peas, and beans, except as to quantity of the two latter, which was oaly moderate. OtTILDIORD. JAN. 5.- The supply of wheat wee large, for which higher rates were aaked, lint not obtained. Ne vertheless; at holt week's currency a large sale was eff,ted. Other ;gain without particular change. 011 wheat, CA.la. to Us. • new ditto, 44a. to 730.; bale!, Vs. to 45..; eat , , las. to 28s. ; beam, 40e. to 56,.; peas, 40e. to 4;le. _ _ HCRTrORD, JAN. 5. We had a fair supply of wheat to-day ; the finest samples fully supported last week's prices ; the damp inferior samples made less money, fully Is. per load ; and barley, fine samples, sold readily at rather more money, with but few offering. Oats made last week's prices. Peas and beaus filly maintain former prices. Wheat frau 2lis. to 44. per load ; barley, 265. to 4f4s. per qr. ; oats, 21s. to 31s. per qr. ; peas, 26a. to 11,. per load; beans, 2711. to tla per load. IducEsraa, JAN. s.—There wax a tolerable show of wheat from the growers at oar cora market to-day, and samples came to land iu good condition, the bulk of the supply being of the new crop ; old sort& were by no means abundant. There was a tolerable demand, at an advance of Is. per quarter. White descriptions moved off at tills. to 70s. ; red, 50... to 60s. per 34; stone. Of barley there was not a large show, and superior malting aorta being scarce, the demand proved more active, and prices were in favour of the seller, 375. to 425. .per qr. being the ruling terms. Grinding samples were iu moderate request, and chauged hands at the rates of the preceding week, sales beteg effected at 325. t0135e. pettO stale. The supply of outs was limited and scarcely equal to meet the demand, wine quently higher rateswere demanded and generally obtained ; old, made 325. to 355. •. new. 20s. to 30s. per 24 stone. The inquiry for beans was firm, sod • steady trade was done at prices rather over these of last market day, Me/samples making 74. to sos. ; new, 425. to 44.. per 3R stow. Super fine flour, 50e. • tine, ; seconds, 41/s. ; thirds 44.. per sack of 20 stout:. NTIVCAMTLI-UPON-TYNE, J AN. 3.—At our market this morning we had a good supply of wheat from the Gilmer,' ; condition for the moat part very iu.lifferent ; notwithstand ing, however, a clearance was effected at the full rates of this day sennight ; in south country qualities little true. spired, but a fair though not extensive liminess wrIN dune, chiefly in foreign ; new Kiel, per steamer, weighing 3soba. per bushel, making 112 e. ; Fehmern, 645. ; astey American, tilti.; and Bordeaux red, 1181., all 301 lbs. Flour was held firmly, but In its value we quote little variation. Choice south country malting barley being held beyond the views ..f buyers, prime foreign in consequence commanded more attention, 5 211 m.. Danish 'latching 40s. without difficulty, with not much offering; feeding descriptions, owing to the severity of the weather, more sought after. Malt without change. Boiling pea■ held firmly. Beans unaltered. New mita more in favour, 40Ite. qualities being worth The arrivals thie week are:—Wheat, oosstwise, ; foreign, 2,871. Malt, coastwise, Zil. Oats, foreign, 450. Beans, foreign, 41. Flour, 3160 sacks. NORWICH, JAX. 5. -Wheat Was in fair supply here to day, and last week's notes were supported, a disposition to purchase being exhibited. Malting barley w a s fully us dear, and other descriptions cannot be called lower. Flour is quoted this sweating 43a. to 4:111. 6d. per sack ; white wheat, bros. to 67a. ; red ditto, 56, to 625. ; damp and inferior ditto, 50a. to 355. • best chevalier malting barley, 45e. to 470; runs chevalier : ditto. 411. to 461. ; distilling ditto, Its, to 34a. per qr. The local navigation have been closed during the pan fortnight by the frost, and still continue impeded. Norrtmaten, JlB. 5.-At oar corn market this morning there was a moderate quantity of wheat on offer, the quality of which was tolerably good, the new sample. being oon sidershly improved by the revere frost Wheat sold at an advance of Is. to 2a. on last week's prices ; old white moved off at Ms. to 765. ; old red, BM. to 725. ; new white, :do. to 68a. ; new red, 475. to 64.. per 36 atone. The sup ply of barley was about an average for the season, and with a fair consumptive demand, the prices of the previous week were fully realised, and iu some cases exceeded la. per qr. ; malting, 36a. to 42a. ; Sole, 44a to 471. per qr. ; ohl grind ing, 325. to Ats. ; new. :Be,to :2a. per Alston,. Outs were in roidolliug show, and the beat aorta were taken off at rather more money, and other kind, well supported their value ; old, 34.. to 39a. ; new, 24a. to 295. ; foreign, 325. bier 24 atone. The amount of business transacted in beans was fair, and the show being short, holders experi eared no difficulty in obtaining fully late rates ; old, 565. to stoa ; new, 3.95. to 40s. per 36 stone. Super Hour, 48a. to 528. ; hoe, 44e. to 475. per •.%) stone. OXFoRD, JAN. 5.-There was a good supply of earn of all descriptions at market today, and although prices re. mained much about the seine as this day se'notght, a large quantity changed bands. The quotations were as follows, vit. :-White wheat, from 645. to 66e. per qr. ' • red wheat, from :14s. to 66a. Barley, 25.. to 48s. (Mt., 295. to She. Beans, :4s. to:18a New peas, 38a. to 425.. Hour (seconds), 475. per sack. _ PiTiltiOßGtiGN, JAN. d.—At our market to-dar we had a large supply of wheat, which met u slow tale at (*rely the prices of this day week. Barley lower. Oats is large sup ply, sad is. per qr. dearer. Beans without alteration. Wheat, best rod. Gu•. to Ws. per qr. of .1041135. ; common ditto, ten. to 50s. per sir. of 4501 be. ; oats, Is. Id. to Is. 24. per stone ; beans, Tea. per qr. of 3321b5. Rk:ADING ' JAN. G.—The weather has again charged, and al•ght fall of snow has taken place, which has diminished the attemlauce. The supply of wheat was fair, but the coodition not much improved. The demand wu sot lively, and the bunion. trauma:tett was at last week's rate*. This s d tsrly of hurley was an avemge one, but the trade very ROCIDATER, JAN. r. The stands of the farmers and factors 4 the eachange were pretty tolerably supplied with wheat and other kiwis of grain, and the attendance of the town and country trade pretty fair. Fur good samples of Enghah wheat there was a rather better demand at an naprovement of about Is. per quarter, but it woe observable that buyers only purchased to satisfy their immediate wants. Foreign was very firm, and rather more inquired for, and anytiusg like best samples were done an advance of la to 2.. per quarter. Malting barley we. slow of sale, bet holders of that deacription were gnu in demanding an ad. vanes of to. to 2a. The other kinds of barley acre is small supply and price .. wen nominally dearer, although there w ee li ttle parses in those articles. Flour is in active demand, and good prices have been obtained. Oats are held firmly ' but the dimmed appears to be on the decr ease • mead old qualities see still advancing in price. Beaus and per maintain previous rates. WM/41CH, JAN. S.—WO have had • better supply of wheat to-day than for some weeks past. Wheat thrashed &oriel( the frost LIMN in better condition, and all good dry miller a quality ia Is. per qr. cheaper, whilst the inferior raw wheats, requiring the kiln, must be written 2s. to Zia. per qr. cheaper. Oats, peas, and beans in moderate supply, and fully last week's prices obtained for all. Prices to the power:—Wheet, white, new, As. to 6.34., 6311 w. per bushel ; red, new, 50h. to 605., 6311 e. ; oats , new, L. 00. to is. 4(1. per stone. WORCNATI It, J.tN. i.—At this day's market there was a large supply wheat, which towel buyers graly as barely the currency of this day se'nnisht. Barley rather 'tearer, particulsriy for Sue qualities. Oats advanced 64. per qr. Palms and pew tending nomads. . . . V"RK. JAL f.—The attendance of farmers and factors at am core market to-dae fair,lnd te show of wheat was slaty moderate, there bring a small supply of old aorta, and the remair,er were o 4 sir new crop. A (~w demand at ratbar more no.w.fry tads I.at weak—w Lite qualities were Motel am I Pattlebiti Ity WM/AN Xnos Baum, of Nhl. ha the etty .i famtrin. Printer, 4141 . 4 41 u 1011 11 1 1/ 4 .1 , ..., aft the Precinct ul Wbiletriamo J•III7AST 7. IAI. UNIVERSITY DIVILIJOENCE. • - - CA MRR I 3. —The English lectturer at Comes Christi glees wawa that ho will lecture sad examine during the t terra ea the following =Wets : T . lle Critical Maly of the Ilegtiek Isiernegt ; Elocry Liberatore ; Rhetoric, with peectical easpositioa ; Public Reading, with elpseial Mama to the March dler. wire and Delivery of lieemea ; Theory sad Protein of Li. t e mtmowu• Neal& Witjtapplisatio• to the Pulpit sad the bar. These leetares dome am op. to all aim ben at Use usiverety, bat seen en sposißy derigued for Mediate, Mien he bee lisiesta, and esodi iettaithe shill MIMS* aiMbilialk Gentlemen de. ehomd at2seatoi are rargeseled le einerowsleate with the Mature, at We rims. Cowl Challeli Oases, um Tuesday, Jae. 22, falai II am. to 2 pa DEATRUCTIVI PM Ell ma Oert.-4 )11 Satimias manatee& between the buss ef I red 2 o'clock, au extensive Ire broke out on the premises No. 38, Mark-lane, in the re ception of twelve esertheots. 'The premiere were ep. peached be a sorrow gateway. The fire was diaoovered by the pobeeMen sa duty obeerving spirits iseuiag from the top of the bulkily's, wino be howdy reined an alarm, and magaseres were despatched to the varinua firestations for 111111 Illware, but the fiance bad travelled with unusual rapi dity. so that in the space of • few minutes the fire had piped possession of the upper part of the buddies. The teginee arrived is rapid 14100011110111 ; so spite, however, of the moat stremosas exertions Misfire raged with terrific fury, sod m not extinguished until the premises of Mem. Store were destroyed, sod the effects of Menus J. H. and J. Sallow, general merehents ; Mon. Gibson, corn mfr. Arnie ; Mr. J. A. Axlimm, seas inereheat Messrs. Gib son, wine raerchante • Mr. P. Chain, solicitor ; Mr. J. C. Bailey, wine inereheit ; Mr. gmee merchant; Mr. Stepbess, pram menithant ; Mr. wine merchant; Mr. Johnson, hop merchant; Mr. OutecM, wire drawer, and other., were severely damaged by fire and water. The muse of the wintertime is unknown. The loss will fall on emend insurance offices. While the fire was assize a young women of the name of Gale was endeavonneg to escape over the root of the house when she fell through the sky light, sod was so seriously injured that it W. deemed seces. eery to enemy her to St. Thesuis's Hospital, wiles it was discovered that the poor girl had fractured her leg, and that amputation was deemed necessary. Another most destruc tive fire broke oat on the previous evening on the extern/ire of Mr. H. 1. Molesworth, carpenter rod builder, e. 118, (hoer-strest, Oray's.ine.road. The house was entirely destroyed, and the adjoining house damaged. Tas BANERRA' CLEARING ElOrmS.—lt it UnICII to he regretted that the banker do not sae the importance of publishing the gruel amount of each day's transact ions, whether on the side of receiving or paying, whir* are settled at the Clearing Home ; much a return would be • valuable addition to the commercial statistics of the country. We should then he able to compare the amount of business done on one day with that done on another, and one mouth's business with that of another. We sh ould also see in what portion of the year the transactions are the largest, and in what portion they are the smallest. The information would be similar in character to the return of import, and exports issued by the Board of Trade. What is required is =the total amount, and sot the amount o f the traile d loch Maker separately. Th ere could, therefore. he so fear of the amount of the daily transactions of any one beaker heist mole looms. We could easily prove that great public advantage would result from the publioition of etch returas.--Monryllarter defier. At eight o'clock on Saturday morning S.auluel !in= suffered the extreme penalty of the law as a scaffold erected iu front of the Stafford Gaol. Se bed been tried for and found guilty of the murder of his wife, Mary Twigu, under cinunistanece peraharly painful, on the 36th of July last. EVILOPVAN AND CDADNIAL WHIZ CDOEPANI", 122, ValLeaall.—•• This extensi c eataidlohnond. being situate', In the very matte of A.coaimi. 'oust eassusand a eery large share of the public lastramace. Their thetas aa4 varied stock of winos and spirits la Indead well 'Lorrain, of notice. sit aumnot I. ich may he mentioned the • Iloyal S'ietoria which is .a.w to he fount In must faainotahle cotablisiunrais."—Vide %turtling Pert. The price of the •• loyal Victoria Sherry meow reduced to no. pbedeseo. bottles aM arse liabtolvi —(Advarliatiaest.l LI RE JOHN RUltr-NR. This insolvent, who wu staled to be seventy-nine years of age, had petitioned under the Protection Ad. Kr. Terry opposed, and Mr. Denney supported. It raw proved that the insolvent was too ill to attend, and an apphcatiou was made for an adjournment on a medical certificate. The court allowed an adjournment for a month. and en. larged the protection. THE POLICE COURTS. MANSION-HOUSE. Brno Bell Om brought up for rn•anmioation before the Lard No or, upon the cluirge of steeling a quantity of boom and other articles, the property of Messrs. Crossalell and Co.. wholesale cheesemoogers, Mr. Wostarr spin appe►red for the prosecutioo ; and Mr. Crawford, from the office of Mr. Beard, for the pri. Inner. It will lie recollected that the prisoner obtained goo& from the prosecutors under thepromiae that he would pay for them on delivery, but when they were placed in his sliop he refusal to pay, and behaved in a mast violent and insulting manner to the carman and one of the prosecutoia. He was fully committed for trial, and the Lord Mayor refused to take bail. Jews Tik, • young man, who conducted himself with great arturaime w hile under examination, wld, was described is the police-sheet as • commarci•l traveller. and his resi dence as Ithyl. North Wales, was brought up in the custody of Smart, the detective, charged with embezzling a coast. datable sum of moots) belonging to his employers, Iles.rs. ak King and Co., Is holesale stationers, Queenstreet, Cheap le. The foul Mayor said that upon the evidence before him be felt called upon to remand the prisoner, and he did not think he should be justified in admitting him to hail. A young woman, named Lauren AU, oath e, Garotte, who tad a ba nd age o►er one of her eyes, and whose face exhi bited marks of ill image, was charged with attempting to destroy heresy.. It aiipearad that about half-pain nine o'clock un Friday eight the prnouer was amen to Ma down the steps of Lon don-bridge, and she was laid hold of by a police-constable just as she was about to jump into the water, and she then said that if she was prevented doing it then she would do it some other time. The primmer also said that she won driven to attempt the act of self-destruction by the cruelty of her husband, but she refused to give her addrem, as she said she did not wish to have him punished. The Lord Mayor addressed the prisoner is kind tones, and inquired whether she wished to give any account of herself, bat she refused to do so. She was remanded, and his lordship gate directions to the police to make the necessary inquiries respecting her. Edmvini Alst , m, • man in the service of Mr. M'(irath, a boot and shoe maker, in King William-divot, appeared to answer • sumnious, charging hint with having wilfully • lamp, the property of Mr. Alexander Henderson, a phic artist carrying ou business in the same prendoes. Mr. Beard appeared in support of the complaint, and Mr. Lewis, senior, for the defesidant. Porreital witnesses were heard on both aides, and according to the widens, for the defendant the ]amp in question was placed in Mal as awkward position, that when it was ne *emery to put up the shutters of the shop it required very great cm• sad caution to avoid strikis„.• it, sad that tho damage was done by the defendant while carrying out one of the shutters, quite accidentally. The Lord Mayor said he was of opinion the da tin g* was the result of accident, and he should therefore dismiss the_llllllllllooll. 11LV:Ileadenon was then euminoned at the instance of Mr. M'Grath, for carrying on his business of a photographic artist an Sunday, and be pleaded guilty. Mr. Lewis, who appeared in support of the summons, said that Mr. Henderson appeared determined to defy the law, sad u the imposition of the small pushy axed by the'set of parliament under which the summons was issued did sot appear to have any effect, be bad to apply to his lordship to call upon the defendant to find bail to *newer a charge of misdemeanour, in haring wilfully contra vened an act of pediment, which was an indictable offeace, and to direct the 04ty Solicitor to prosecute. The Lord Mayor, in declining to accede to the request made to him, mid he did met feel it at all to be his duty to put any machinery in motion to put down Sunday nailing. The defendant was brought before him for a specific Winne, and for that offence alone he should punish him. Ha lord- ship added that there was too mash Sunday trading ell over the metropolis, by which he meant that it was far too commas to justify him in taking any dep.; to prosecute such an offence. lie then adjudged the defendant to pay a Ace of 3e... . Beam, who appeared for the defendant, said he thought it wen very hard that he should be singled oat every week by Yr. 314:rath merely for the private object of making him quit the premises, when hundreds of others in the IMMO neighbourhood were equally guilty of infringing the law. The Lord Mayor said he could only deal with cases that were brought before him, and be should certainly &doll sister equal justice to every one who was found to be in frosting the law. The defendant bad guilty, and he was therefore bound to indict a ty. The defendant than paid the Beard observing that as he was determined to pmeaverea it would be •errieg time and trouble if he was allowed to compoued for the tines, and ay the whale mamma at the end of the Year. (A laugh.) The Lord Mayor requested the wens wosM acknewledge the receipt of the following suns for the poor-box of the court. Fran D. Y. (postage stamps), U. ss. ; the Skin ners' Compasy, 10/. • the Clothworkers' Company, 10/. 10s., and " a small surplus," 1(. Fal. The sum of it. has also been received from Yrs. J. C. for the Victorialsrlt Hospital. IVOIII4IIIP-STILEET. A person earned Beathy, living at Spring Vale Garden', Old Ford, was sammosed for allowing rise shooting to be carried on in his grounds, the same being dangerous to the Inspector Herring Paid the proceedings were taken by order of the Politer Commissioners, in consequence of the complaints of several persons who bad found shot whizzing past them while in the main road war Vietaria-park. du eoe instance a ball had passed through a window of a house, and had lodged in the opposite wall. The danger was so apparent that remonstrances had been made by the police to the defendant, who, however, had refused to put a stop to the dangerous practice. Mr. Heritage, for the defence, declared that there was no groood whatever for alarm, and he believed that the com plainants had been actuated by private feeling. This was denied on the part of the prosecution, and finally it was arranged that the summons should be ad journed, the defendant promising that he would attend to any suggestions made by the police for the safety of the public. Sarah Sadlitr, aged 26, who described hereelf as •seedle woman, but who has frequently figured at this court as charges of drmikenneos. was placed at the bar before Yr. If Eyocourt., charged with violently assaulting Mr. Collins, a baker, raiding at Scott's-pl ace , Low er - roa d , I s li ng t on , aad thereby cousin his death. Mr. Wakeling appeared for the prisoner. The prinner, who when the worm for liquor is a very violent and daugerous women, had ociLibite:i with the deceased for some years, although she did not reside with him in the house in which he camel on his bzsiocar. Be. tweets three weeks and a month ago the prisoner was driuk • iug at a public-house is the Lower.ruel, and about 9 o'clock at night the decinsed. who, sueording to the evidence, woe perfectly *ober, west in. Tile prisoner asked him for some ninety, whit& he refused to gars her, and left the house fo•r the purpose of Fides home. The prisoner folios ed, and having a penny poses is. Ler band, snowed it to r sa.n, aid, SHOCICINO MURDER AT PLYMOUTH. PLYMOUTH, SUNDAY. Lent evening a deliberate Murder was perpetrated at the Military Barrack; Plymouth. The victim is Sergeant Henry Jones, of the filet Regiment. a native of Dover, a man of about Si pars of age, and the muiderer is Robert Hackled, • pneate of the filet Regiment, a native of Queen's County, Ireland. lie is about LS years of age, was formerly of the 96th Regiment, but joined the 61st in India. He has a good-conduct stripe, •ind was servant to Lieutenant Hamilton, of him regiment. It appears that the murderer has drunk rather freely of late ; and viatenlay, shortly after 12 o'clock, he was is Nu. 9 oompaay'd room when dinner was being served. An elderly man, • pensiouer, named Purcell, also a native of Queen's County, but now residing in Stonehouse-lime, as was his custom, came into the barracks to sell oil and biocide'. This man (Purcell) began to tell prisoner some story about Delbiprise.nymey, in which the prisoner was in terested, and having no appetite for his dimmer, through the effects of drinking, and perhaps feeling obliged to the pen sioner for what le had told him about the prize-money, the prisoner gain, him (Purcell) his dinner, whereon Sergeant Jones said, " Who is that spinning a yarn about prize wesey Parma said, "It Is I." Jones replied, "'Yes, you would spin any yarn to get • dinner." Prisoner then sell, *. Thauree for speaking against a towny," (meaning one of the aims plane as himself) "and if it were not for getting fifty Leber I would strike you." After dinner Pur cell gave the prisoner some beer, and he subsequently went to his quarters. It would seem that while there he loaded his rifle with ball, took off his coat, and put on a shell-picket. Being asked hysornumde why he had put on the ehelbjacket, be replied, •• I mean to he in the goard-bouse b e f o r e n i g ht" About ri o'clock he cane into No. company's room, which communicates with that of No. 9by a cross door. He had his rifle in his hand at this time. Sergeant Jones was In his own company's (No. 91 room, and the prisoner placed the rifle to his left shoulder, and discharged it with such emirate aim that the ball passed in at the snail of the sergeant's back, through his bowels, and struck the wall op. pate which the unfortunate man hail been standing. There were a number of soldiers in both rooms at the time when lie was seen to raise the rifle to his left shoulder, on which side he always fired. Two men made a snatch at it, but they failed to reach it before the fatal died had been consummated. Ser geant Jones at once fell to the ground. He made one effort to regain his feet, and tamed ever and died in • few =Mutes. The murderer wail at once taken into custody, sad shortly afterwards placed is the bawds of the Plymouth pollee and and removed to the cells at the Plymouth Guildhall. He then protested that Le Lad so intention to strike Sergeant Jones, but did not attempt to explain why he had loaded the rifle or the meaning of the words he had used in the course of the day. When the prisoner found himns►lf in the hands of the civil authorities he became very excited, and so continued through a great portion of the night. Suit.'llE ow A CHI:IsTY MINsTRY.L.-011 SRAM , day afternoon Mr. Charles Belton!, the Coroner for West minster, held • lung inquiry at the Sun Tavern, Long-acre, ralativeto the eircunistanc,, , attending the death of Thomas Lye aged 30 years, who for some time has aroused the public by his vitalism and performances on the Mini° in connexion with Christy's Minstrels, and who committed suicide. Robeet Lye said deceased was his brother, and lived at No. 3, Duke 's -court. He had been unwell for some time past, and had been attended b a medical man for an affecitiou of the heart. On Wednesday afternoon, between two and three o'clock, he asked witness to shave him, and be (witness) gut the shoving tackle for that purpose ; but tie deceased said he would wait until after dinner. Wit , nem put the nuor and other things on the window sill, and after dinner he said his wife had better lie deem, and she did so. Witness sat down neat the fire for a few minutes, leaving the deceased looking at some drawiumi and paintings in a portfolio. Wanda had jua counuenoed dosing,when ho her one or two heavy steps, which led him to look round. and he then saw the deceased advancing towanls him bleeding from r wound in the throat. ll'itoess at once rive au alarm, rod Mr. Edwanh., the surgeon, was called in, but decease { only survived a few minutes. The razor, covered with blood, was found on the table. He aiwaym thought dem:Deed a nun of strong mind, and never believed he would commit suicide. Knew of nothing to account for his committing the act, unless it was owing to his illness. On the previous night deceased was very restless, mid complained of pain. He salted for poison, and said be would rather be dead than alive. Mr. David Edwards, surgeon, of Great Russell. street, Oevent.garden, said be bid attended the deoessed, who was suffering from a diseased heart, and ilmpsy come , quest upon the same. He was sent for en Wednesday afternoon,when he found the deemsei on the point of death. He died In four minute*. There were three wounds in the throat, two of which had penetrated the main artery. The carotid artery was not divided, but the jngolsr vein was severed on the right wide. He had no doubt the brain was involved in the dimmed state of the heart. The Coroner having summed up, the jury returned a venliet " That the deceased died from a wound in the throat, inflicted by him self while iu a state insanity." 3lvivrtaluvs Dearth.—iJu Saturday evening Mr. John Humphreys, the coroner, opened an inquiry at the Lion Tavern, lamb's•fiebls, Bethnal-glees, respecting the death of Mary Last, aged $4 years, who wan found dead with It Stab wound is the front of the neck at No. 7,Tapp.street, under the following mysterious cinminstanees :—The de ceased was the wife of a butcher, and oo Monday last her husband left her to hed,aud a few bourn afterwards she was discovered lying with an extensive injury in the throat. A table-knife was found by her side, aixl • huge quantity of blood was upon her bends. Her night dress was saturated orer the front to a considerable extent. The blade of the knife wan besmeared with blood, bat the handle was quite clean. Mr. `Jervis and Mr. Defries were called, but life had been extinct some hours. The wound in the neck, which was completely Mild, was about two inches in diameter, and extended to the spinal curd. The cartilage of the throat bad been torn away, and laid in a dozen pieces on the deceased's lewom. Two rags were found on the bed, as if bloody bands had been wiped ups them. M-. John Gay, the senior surgeon of the Great Northern Hospital, made en examination of the body in conjunction with two other medical gentlemen, and they were of 01,i0i011 that the de ceased could not herself have inflicted the injury. After • number of witnesses were examined, the coroner atijourued the examination for • week. PERFM•TIoN Or ART IN WAT.'II MA.NrrACTTRER. —" The stranger in London cannot fail to be etreek wills Use metmlneent establishments of goldsmiths with which the City alseuvids. Such displays u are preseutcd in the eye are rarely to he out with any other city in the world. Wilted w:inte for tunes are mum:grated In their windows. reernind anomie suds estsldlehmente le Wet of Mr. /Semen. :Zelett 34. which may truly be called the Home of Art. Avery thing exhibits tin. ;nom perfect tutu, and while o.e Imintlful le thus cherished. the useful Is also carefully studied. Mr. Hanson has gamed a high /41.10011 for tie sapeTior manufacture seal arrlrtic designs ~f 1.1. ustehi espec'Ally."—City Preto. IWuai a Illustested roi“pWes. met. free for two - Mai n*. Is Meeriptive of every ems stroothsti id watch mw mdse. Wutches see oy post lo all wit* of U s e globe.--(Adnertieemeht.) dispotied of at 645. to lids.; red, Ms. to 62a. per Barley acme tr, hand somewhat spariogly, and mat fct consumptive olentand at prices in favour of the i•ellet auk iug sorts made :kW. to 425. per quarter ; grinding %v.,s steady request at rates equally as high as those of the we. s. previous, namely 345. to Ms. per OD stone. The dentosi for oats assumed a rather active tone, and the hest loaliti«. were taken elf readily at 6d. per quarter improvement late rates, whilst secondary ditto brought their full vslue, ourreueles vary ing from 24e. to 24a. per 24 stooe. Fui beans the enquiry was healthy, and a fair share of Lusices. was transacted at prices the turn upwards ; old, t o ••;,.. new, 445. to 46e. per 3d stone. Malt, 70 1 . to Mt; ry e , r„,: per quarter. Flour, 48s. to 30s. per sack. JAN. s.—We had i h r i zartial thaw' ti, e arly p ar t the week, when a snow fell; sia.e which we have had quite • return of the etutny and w, have intense frost. agricultural operations are now cm. fined to throsliin; and manure driving. fu some pi ke , where the snot , / had melted, feart are entertained for th.. potatoes. At our country markets this week, with i„. created supplies of all kinds et grin, we have ealtr ge d demand at advancing prices —ou wheat and barley Is, IKa qr., and on eat. la. to 2s. per qr. advance, readily pail I Here, today, e had large supplies of all kinds of ;p u t t ,. Sales slow. :,t a reduction of la. to 2a. per qr. on wheat, I, on barley oats maintained their price for seed peirreh high prices paid. Wheat, 32e. per yr. ; Lathy, to 46a. ; 226. to 325. WATERrORD, JAN. s.—We have had small deliverie, of, farmers' grain this week, but the supplies by baat have rather increased. Flom abroad we are still without arrivals, and coastwise our imports are very trifling. Th-r. has been ;,Teat nrmuer in the trade, with a fair amount .4. business passim; in all articles. Irish wheat of prim. quality maintains previous rates, but inferior samples me.... he noted lid. per barrel cheaper. Foreign not AO much o quired for, and I.de prices cannot be exceeded. Barley good request and rather dearer. Oats have not sold freely as of Lite, and the last day or two holders have h. I to take 2d. to :id. per barrel less motley ; at the decks- some considenible tranactiona have occurred. Indian ro,s, *with a steady demand, commands a further advance of ti. per barrel. Flour more saleable, at full micas. Import, this week :—Wheat, pre. ; Indian corn, I,OBSI thou, 150 sacks. Exports this week i-r-Wlseat, :101.1 barrels ; ley, 23 ; oata, ; flour, 879 sacks. WEATHER IMPORT. J ANT /AT c mewing $ us 11 cit. BAW. NA . ILL ILL ISA IL LII R.E. EXPLANATION. B.—Barometer weeniest andWiticTedio ft deg. at mean era level each 10 feet, of vertical rise, causing about one.hundrolth of an Inch diminution and each 10 deg., above 32 deg., sum; nearly three-hundredth, Increase. 14.—Itzposed thennonukt to shade. 31.—Moistened bulb (far evapoention and des point). D.—Direction of wind ,Irue—not magnetic). —Yam 11 to If --sotareuted , . C.—good (1 to 9). I.—lultlala b, hike di e. clouds ldetaclted j ; f for; b, bail; 1, ligbialog; au.) =.);) o overcast 'dull); r, Mu; a, eon .. Ultuilr. A reP6Sed austreente—tlum rr. such rola. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CABLIALTY. R. Jacobs, from New York, was Jaffee In with on the JIM 0( December In let. 43 N., ton. 45 W., to a elnklag centlltim. barlag sprung a leak ; crew taken off by the Qtruntle. ' VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Brother, he K=l2ooo. O day; Nev. e 4. .1 Bristol, for the Cupe of Good Hope, with passenger', Nov. pat lat. 6. 10 N.. lon. ?tin R. - - Whalen, from Liverpool for Bombay, :for. IS. Int. 16 N., log. as IV. inibrosyne, Irvin Mauritius for Queenstown, Nov. 20, 8 h.. hn 18 W. rneral Watpon, from London to Calcutta 14 dap, ut,rt N., lon. 17 W. lodic Clair ,barqur , (rum listasla, Ike. V, lat. 45.44 N., lor.. 13.2 c, W. eiyLontleaborouch barque . of Goole, trout lAndon TA , Itat'e, Natal, all well, Dec. I. lat. 3.27 N., lon. 25.20 W. 91 hihropher, Ifotu eakatta for Lwatlea 46 days, Net. 11, let. 31, 42 S., toe. 31.57 E. ettrborungh (hantue), 106 Lia' from reo-chao tor London Dee, let. 9.16 N. kat Al W. homy ;ratio), from Powebne-Ton ter °ewe', Nov. 17, tat 15+,' loo.T . liOM,a Ramltu, from Uverpool for Rangoon. Nov. 17, Mt sa/N„ 10n..26 W. tUtione , from Colombo for London, Oct. ZS, lat. 21. g 8., lon. 01.5 a IL Brphyr ably , for Melbourne 23 days, Nov. !7, lat. 9.47 N., Ina, 2! W. WHEVIC IN THE BEESTOL CHANNEL AND LK.: /if ALL HA NOS. —We regret to learn the lore of the troy Ellen, of and for Stroud, which sailed from Bristol with general cargo on Tuesday evening. On reaching the mouth of the river, the wind blew sti strong, and the cargo having shifted, it was found desirable to run inside the till the vessel righted, when she went to anchor outside and await the flood tide. About six o'clock un Wedeesiby morning she got under weigh and sailed ; hut, when be tweeen Eingroad and the Steam, a squall caught haw, aad she auddcoly unbind, turning bottom up. The clew am• listed of four persons, who all perished. Their names are. Henry Beard (captain), James Snapp, Henry Nilklett, sal Andrew Holden. They belong to 'Stroud, or that neigh. bourhood. The Ellen had a valuable cargo on board., e.t. mated at 2,0001. Captain Jubn«m Lae been ordered by go% ernmeld to survey all thecotrfiseated stets is the Delhi districts, And Chiptaie R0W1111,012 to survey the Gwalior, Cestrul ludic, sod Rajpootana states. The passibility of abandoning medicine ahogc• ther is shown by the numerous extraordinary cures, whliout medicine. of indignation ,dyspepria flatulency, coostiyaeloa, nervous, bilious, and liver complainer, cough. sotto.. coliseumr than. and debility effected by Do Retry'. delicious healthee.tor• tog Revalento Arable* food. The following are not the bast remarkable.—Cure 441,270. Mr. James Roberto, timber meo chast e of YrUnkey, of thirty years' diseased lungs, opiltinc ul blood, liver derangement, putt& deaLuenit—Cure No. Molt. Mr. Samuel !Axton, Leits•ster, of two years' diarrhea--eire NO. lar " Twenty.five yvars' tiers ou-siea, conotipation..iiolo trestles'. and debility. from whkb I have suffered great anwrle aad velikh so medicine could remove or relieve,' hare been effectuall) cured by Du harry's Food very short time. W. D. Reeves, lel. Fleeletreet, Loudon. Avoid pill. and medicines ; they invariably aggruVide oaf purl* t nate 'Weaves ; their annoyance, .1 imappoint ment, and elperer ma/ lie saved, and all doctor,' mid apotheetuiea' lellisavoideA 41010 Du Carry's rood, which, at se few pence per day, more 50 timer Its cost la physic, oil, and other remedies. Certificate. NaaeAl3 —We find It the safest remedy. Andrew Ire. 11.11., I.R.A. Dr. Harney, Dr. %Turret, Dr. Shorlanel, Dr. Campbell. Peaked biles, with full instmetions, ills . tr. eel. ; a 4, 4r. OA. ; Mb., lila hon., 220. 241 b., free of carriage, now. Barry DU Barry and 00.. Ti, Regentotreet ; also, Fortnum, Mason, and Co. ' Piccadilly, Lie and through all grocers and chemists in tins diltriet, ATI all parts of the kingdoin.—(Advertisement.l BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. ALFORD.—Jan. 2. at Weettu-4upn-nistre, the wife ~ f Lr. L Alford, of a daughter. CHAMBICKS.—Can. 2, at Ciinhouse, Dear btroud, the wife of W. C. Clambers, Esq., of a sou. FOX.—Jaa.!, at St. Jamee.square, Bristol, the wit, of Nr. J. H. Fos. of • daughter. IILiCBUItY.—Jan. 4, at Upper Gni. venor-Mmet, the a Ll* of I. Hanintry, TN. W.f.., of a son. 2, at lowessi, Roslinrshahlre, the wife of L C. Kidd. IN.. late Wh Lamer.. of • daughter. LACE—Jan. 2, at Clarence.soutre, Cheitenham, the a ife of the Rev. J. W. Lee, of • sots. NICWOL.—Jan. I. at Deareark.hill, Surrey, the wile of M. 3fetml. M.D., of a sac NUIML—Jan. S. at Manor-terrace, East India-road, the Life of Mr. B.T.Nu e, of aloe. 8111.00 XML—Jan. 3, at Fade-park, Magd•len.rowl, Exeter, the wife of Mr. R. C. Sera:mile, of a son. MAltitleUE& EDEIJITIN-11ALIN.—Jan. t at Trinity Church. Letsailer, the Res.. W. Hill. Julia son of J. M. Edeloeuolllai Warrington, W Emma, daughter of A. Malin, Kay . , of ld cater. mArceßig—hoNO.—Jan. 3, at &maks, Will, by the Veil. A IthtleaCoa Long. William Eyre, ton of O. /dahlia., Eiut . Newham., Wilts, to Mar) Elizabeth, daughter of If. L Lula MOTs,. o f Hampton Lodge, near Farnham. —YEN K at !ipakihnrat, Kent. by the Rev. 11. F. smith, H. Mott.. Faq.. to Phoebe, daughter of tha Lae J. Funwkk, Esq.. of Tavistoek.wlaare. DHAVIN. BASING.—Jan. 1, at Fairhead, ne.tr Liverpool, T. H. Bait Ula& rag_ MD.. aged 77. BEAMDIIOIIII—Jan. S. at Dplandg Farehaso, Hateriure. J. Beardmore, Km., Captain a the Hampshire Militia Artillery, aged 45. DODe.--Jous. 2, Mr. J. M. Dods, of New Park.rued. park. FAIRBAIRN.—Jaa. 4, M itioodsley Houle, Leeds, Yorkehlre• sir P. Pairhalm, Kul, aged TEMTLE.—Jaa. S. at UpperflowerMreet, Bedleedeatisre. at P. Tempts, Itsq.. THIMMILL—Jaa. g at Leedom'. terrace, Frascia.street. Wei worth. Mr. J. Thresher, aged To. Ciamixocc Bocwfc► 00111MNIAGEN Peartosa OALWAT VAIANTIA EI P LRi NSTOWN Y aue , Errs .. 142tnos Lagt Eztfeate Lrw Dins* Poirmovni Mama BMW BATOleig Luso' IP w■ 20.10 30. L 5 3.409 22.97 30.92 29.93 30.07 'too St7b 29.88 30.11 30.07 30.13 30.00 30.00 30.04 19.03 z).Cr. %.06 a 0.2161 v.v.a ~x E. E. 8.1.