The Express. — London, England, 1861-12-11 00:00:00

FI:OM LAST A - miffs GAZITTB. BANKRUPTS. 1111•1111 n or suLMITOMat .MID rualllll2 PARTIrCLAIta TO WC MITADILD .th 7111 °Mice or TIM CHILE gliiiiielLL ("A U? ve Maim Me. amillth if ALL-Mane. J illgorif Tl 3. 1.t.. liaiLtke, nunvy. grocer, to surrenikat Dee. IL al II Isar vi .r.. 0 fee yaan..w. Anlthirl.nlawri. 1411116 m, linertan• IN i krt. tie. 1.1. et 121. Iltethith GILL. WAitiatioatow, &Ara, oniollina proprietor, the. .M.. 3, II tmas,,,Ly. I trio,. Pareagrese, flusdiere ell, .hart-head writer. b„.. L. 0 It. hem. 'lt .. t... re I I lon-street, Holborn, :LW Oslordelteet, el • ii.vi is 2:. at 11. Itialtft, it. ST. Sprii.A Aro* Paskllngttm, souse decoratue,Dee. S. at 12 Faspaits • !WILLIAM ETATS, 1 . 1110•40 w, New Kent.rosd, tab drlirt r. !we •:•,. al It 11113.'T B. wl.. I yr..: ',Arid. fleffolk, grocer, tier. T.l. at It Witi. , Ati 1113,.r.iitsi La, Nolihwee6 Mar la dodo,. Norfolk, IToonvoar r. bec. T. et It Jaa.o 34 r0d..., Elward-teirMee, LalmlunMai-read. busier, Ike 6e. at 1c WiLlliall veLuts. Insursterm6 Rolm, cabinet uvanufacturer, ler. Z. le 1 IltaimM. tlse Shall. Xibaseeleask Remmarpark, cook, Dec. 11. al PS SWART al.ll SIP Darr and JAXIM tiramin tanl 4 ll. UPPvt Lest ree,ll.l.eld, coat nit reheat., Dec 21, at If. MAW Berr..s. li...thaw...arm t, Hutton, utcrthauth clerk, Dec. 21. st I ! . Wo•TIII SAM LI. tonna, Henry ntrecl, Hainpacel-roml, elweeciminrcr, the. 21, at 14. AND LLLI-..N, New -strml. Columnist mad Feat, and High. ' eleeet. Poplar. inenithisaiwan.bouecinan. Dee. 21. M Ilf. Wait Kale. It•wwbelnleareel, Etigwere.rued, themingeare maker. lie.. 11. at 10. rem AT IitASIcHAPJ. PILL Mortion.placc,Lewlaliam.roati, clerk in Noolvah, bee. Z. at 2. assns Tit, Laa.n. It..nifonl, t'Anes. carpenter, [lee. 21. at 12. JAJthr 610.131, Inard.i.rict, I .lingtou, hackney f arrive driver, Dee. 11. at Is. ALrital, W•RILILS, ituneby.road, Deptford, warrisousemaies aeistant. Dec 11. at 1 , 13. WILLLAR segioggia OULU/ WHIT' BASSEIT, diteerthea, Ktht, Sheer , bee. 21. at 114. he MYRIYY BoidolL Little Tower.street, City, wine tiler &Ant, Ike. *J. a' l'i Jostle Minerals, Honneyeireet, Holloway-road, stone atter cluest, Jan. 1. at 11' Omen Carnal:4 sseeitiaL, Slilmouth.strvet, Gray's-Inn-road, draw, Jut. 1, at 1•24. 7: b. OVA: .0 II it.. W. Trafalgar-reed, Old Kent.rend, a, . omutteat, Dec. LA at 14. Jostle Weems.. Wellthyton.road West, IC entlandown, and Datio'Fliot.Uralad. eloaaVer WI wood. late. 31. at 2. WILLIAM FOT. 11.. .id wart, Walworth, Journeyman haker,Dec. 31, at li. 11/111th WILLUaI Pon/1131, Lamb's-buildings, Chlswelletreet, eareaver, lire. 31. at It. reuse Iticemums. Maim aid Brighton, Sussex, made. Mier Jam I at It 3e= Aaa/111.h. Addlaglsmem4 Bow, clerk to a commission spat. Jae. I. at 11. TOMAS CAIIIII3, flaksiommereb, LW I, .Vapor, Dec. 31. at 1. CaLaLte WESPoW, New ImAyassl, Marykbone, Job master, Dec. M. at lel. Jetta TleastiOrilt, Mt Oftepreeircus, Blackhiareroed, baker, Dec. 4, M Iti Snarl/ Cremate, Wellekreet, City, bonnet shape maniac. tam, Dee 31, at 1(4. Swill OSCAN. Marsh Gibbon, Bucks, schoolmaster, Jail, M I. tonne le•lirprir, I:tea-street Strand, Ile c. 14, rat 1 If. WILIMN itre^al, Highelleakßlooneburl. erthetinoilw keeper. Dec. to, at 1u Ttris Niosalwal, Taira' Zed : Ponthamptoontrest, Strand : a and Poe 1., stereqUare. bankdV. er. Dec. 27..1_10. at JOsl[l.ll LC.II. Anirtakesq &dirt, carman, Inc. 7.3, 3. TIIOXIS • ilanz froodatans- Minuses, wheelwright, Dec. M. at 2. hinter Aston? Ur , - .2. Thrapatone, Northamptonshire. colo n... Mal tratelba. [So. 23, at L. LAMM Mottiumem, Upper likicmteretzeet, Doeset-square, clerk la the Audit-ales, Dec. 23, at 10. Crotat kart, Smith...greet, Clarkanwell, and Goawelletrest. it. Luke*, iutlsr, Dee. 21, at 2. Jails LAW, Ocketvloudosii. Middlesex. builder, Dec. ft, at 10. Mara YHA says,. termite/ Met and Ciameatew,Ramparted. belider, Isec. ... at 14. Joss Jeer...sun, f " 'rusentreet, Haatosigardea, Misr here Itesper, Dee. M. at IT Roane? Ilar.i.t. Birmingham, livm. storekeeper, Dee. AM IL IRWAIIIi Wiliam. the tultigham. stWoner, Jam L at 11. Gleam Barri, I:ovary Regis, etallordrin, Ucemed de- Miler. Der 10, at 11. truaws Maim, tlellidowel, Ormormadire, warosums, Dec ft st 12 MIN ftlailifte, frepParic.Moumenthaldre,tarnier,Dec. ft, at It. AMMO= leraa.,Corfe ('wile. boniatahlro, surgeon. Den 14, at 11. Dm JABBBAB Bilvicossk Stoke, Devonshire, coach peogaistor. Dee. 11, at lie. WILMA Tea lust', Nark Potherbs, Somenstshire, tinier. Des 111, at IL JAMS Motor 701aftelft.Derepod, commander In the Mr! Pam Des. ft, at 1 1., 11Maita leartiLw. ofter, Takelies, cloth mansiserrer. Dee ft at 11. Wane Amt. lodmaia, Terdire, tailor. Dec. 11. at 11. Wafter Muer dusk LIYIMti Yorkshire, cooper, Dec. 10. at 11. lmo elthaOßT, 11111 6 Yz aiiii. il$1111B4=r : Dec. SO. at 11. MIS NAMIWOALL travellum 11. draper, Me. 21. at Inure MASON. Ohellield. ism biro forger, Dec. 11, it 11. SILLY! Mlinalltlareeoll, telittiestes. Derbyshire, dealer In raratese, Dee. II at 11. Aim Orsia, SballelL atm desks; Des. ft, at ft. Itaatis. Dt Me W a tuaantAlrajemAg/isby, ihrsolashire,dmper, 15.,. In M It rattnitara LIMN TA .11 . 3, Liegrempeer ILA mereker Dm. IS. at Ir. NiiMute Wefterd Lerner; Lfterpri, Bediesser, Dee. ft. at 11. Worm Miser Tomme,Limapeelripkielear, Dent, all It Matz atom, Mandmater, Awaken daft, Dee. IS. at IL Hear roar Mardeeder, end etteet , ataiktre, ateeffsey, Dee. 11, at IS. Tifton= Bearien. °Whitmire/Mem machlnist.Dee. WA L. Joao iteteumerues. Menus, Lammehire, Omar, Des ft, at It Sakti Critters. DIM 111. Dream draper, Dee, 112 at 11. Mow; Coker and Lftril COMP. I.4 mirete IftorTfto. dorm. Des ft M IL *MUM 111110011. llealsalm, WiliddillHHH. HOE hair, Dee. 2'. at te. JOMI (Luz. Illreninghsak err birder. Doe. IS, at le. Tftras Coupe. hersilliseth, Womerentre, .sassed de arer. the M. at 1... 111111 Joys Si ILLIAIIt, WINK emasereld trardlor, &Dee. ti.i. at It TOtOLIA bate* Bristol. bona keeper, Dec. ft, at I. Arno. -at lie: oat., itrittoL carpenter, Dec. It at 2 ftortan OLDHAM. lileaUey, near Mancerster,betcherjan.2 at 1. Twollsl liANc...-ic. Newton Leath, MY MOLCHISHof. renam- Imo dyer. Jai 3. At 1. WiLuta over, Barr are MAIM, lierteldre, HUTHW. Dec. ft. all. Joy 7 ri..llllth Itimme, Conswall. butcher, Dec. 19, at 11. MARIA Ct 1.1.2:1. Decries, nedolk, tchno ( wastrvin. Dec. 27. st IL Zseaaan Kiwi, redgary. Nallanialure. begrimes!, keeper, Dec. le. at IS. Joe) Tann. Weetheranda, refordahlre, boat stets, Dr 17, at It WILLIAM Weroirealn.Weabroetwich, litatiordshlra, late lisseri riereihr. Dee. 17. at 11. TINA! Bram oitedurd. tree, Dec 14, at 11. Wadden Demo, Tontine,* Wei* joarneystan beeisklMEL Dee. W. at it Mom? ainsar. liwtarrmik meremit paymearst Is Ira Tort me, Dee. 11. or Ily Dorm Tomei Snack laselprarl, berm& at BULL Any Die. ta it W. • LIMAs?MALI, Coventry, aftle darer, Jam. tk, at O. ftmeri. Milesi.emet Tresistrim balker. Dm 10, el IL Mitten itaugui, Taira referiftee, meremer, Dee. 11, st 11. Wallas Timm. it. A &soh. 10154slint pig Mier, Dec. 1m at U. !torah rust, Bath, i.arperer, Des. iii, at 11. Ta Absent, Canese termer, per ft, at t. Preassa. Maar, iteselre, Meer via lisellsr. Dee ft. at S. Virus Darr. MIMI& /IMAM. eirelledaft. Jam ft. et It Jew roomy cream and Manchester. taller. Me. 21. et U. Mar Hillni. &dent. bearaslier. Dec 21, at If* Jim MILLEINO. swore, Warwickshire. painter, Dee. 14, at 10. WHAtals Iltirr. Norwich. bookseller, Dec.lll. at IL itharti. II iLLIPAT. linimy. Yorkshire coal met, Dee. 10, at 11. Tuullas Kate. 'terry. ilulitiosarry hire, Dec SI, at IL Itemema II iwa.it Monte, iletheach. Linceirestre, botcher, the 14.a1t Ado I 'arm. Sonthemptos. terra, Dee. 111, at U. TOMO LILLIOI Southamptea, +wreaker. Dec. ft, at 12 JAHR ADAM', noorhamptoe. baker, Dec.ti, at IL Deem Xontlo.ll, Llnc..ln. Joiner, Dec. 13, at 12. Seat IL IIAR: T. Sitmehesaer. blackatalla. Jam. L at 1. Pace eel. 1.2: sr, tattle Mites, lencadere, seder, Dec. ft, at In. Jerre Riftee, been, Useerristra, robs driver, Dee. 21, ate DANILDI/PITT ANNULLED. Nor. a loot Pints, lee. ter birder. .1.112• T Mittek COMPANIES ACTS. CIT.ITAL TALAci 12431/1110 MD TV Minot ao Colirth 1 . Worm . lire. 11, at 12. at liaslagball.street -proof of dabs& LiettirooL Ail. !LRCMS:OIi TAR •lID TORrasTlas Dankilee min Paean L2an21.1.11) CLOTH COMPANT ,Lorca',. Dee. U, M 11, at Lauagtallnearet-petlllas to warding tip. LAST =ANIMATIONS. Jae. t. W Womitbneye, Wiliam street, tableau carman- Jas. 4. T. /atria,. Orem homer street, Whilechapel. careens- Jaa. 4. D. Trankenetein, 111uowitteldetreet City, cones-Mute kwaTer-Jan e. .1 intlkeiey, bridneetml, Hammeeronlth-Jan. ft S. flortbst, .thk rumbery, City, mesmerism of tamp ino.l•-.a. 2.. 11. B. Naylor, Wellingtonlinell, Camberwell, pltmle r -Jan 1'..: G. LT. NADA, Deriarkereerre, !tramp kill, and Maim; atreet, Basupton, dealer la lefts wag -Jan. 13 C. leak-, tynces•-ternere. Dentate : Itobsesembarew, Elms toed : and ire .barn alma, City, attersemelaw--Jam ft .1 Ooldth.op, SPeton, Navvy, Mr Gyms MEM teem- Jas. ft J. Tic 's war. IC lefettoo.afem. I Imam lbanwy, ililillaarar -Jan 2.1. J. lasses, t orpwaakm-Maii. ClerbiewelL testsetse- Jam. Z. J. Joules .n, Great Carter-lama Imetoeserismame-hm. L. A. Hewitt. I. ortoneued, fleethwark, ftwoirmesdsalses-sfas. 2. 6 Hunt. Hanes .i.s4reet, Lam besemakee--,Jaa. t D. r 'Allah a. rams. rstrnne. i mo siftir _4... T . B. W o ter. c dal neireet, ta. Tarim ma. 7. W. Perrin. Lit Mit'iii.a. Lem, tanasr-Jmf . IL Rama* Crabs" Zest. timar-r - Jan. T. J. Parser, Lirdis City. talkie jam, 7. (1. J lie Wiaton.DO Whites. Maknereet, CfespaWe, wel l= warrbono man -Jan.'3. F. L Lamer, Meat 0-oree-strerl a lierravontev ...ndS•redb Redeem Mallars...Sliss, Metre moiseller -Jas. 7. ii it. HanT .is t .. hiraltke, Imusr--Jeak. T. W, Storm. Liviimiyircii. re T. C. 11. James Marilee. PM, Yammerer . hag plote l• Ur Brortatlisof Malls-Jes. 13 a. Wiessaant. Illerinelor. am 14. W. Itardm.i, P.Mstee. Dertedire. error-Jam. 4. I. Om . 1 I, LiLr..thettina tea dealer -Jam. 9. J. Mem, II Be e. isere-Jos. 11. C. It Meer Deem dire. keloneseer-eate. U. H. L 11mM IV aoliattir Our pd.& •rke-Jaii. 12 F. Smith, ft C. IL Maim ftelanstly ere me -Jam a. W. . rimer, Irid:i. um. I. raahlre. wine me char -Jae. ft J. Trim 114,e1jw.4.1. 1 , 44....•! victualler-Jon 10 1 Griffith.. Limped. But . t Jan... It lloweli, LlVerpool. &Ilia ataniatacturer-JOIL la. W Rana. Bristol, Mame, .ether-Jam It J. Toy. DAM* Sealer In 0...... -Jea a tit Jesse. Limped. L as. LT. s o p., th,., 1 ,,.4. ana 4. 1. Comptiell. }tarter-Jan a D W. beer retaiter -Dee. 17. W Caran. Soothtea. H Dee. 17. N. Hatch, Portage loam tanner-Jan. A J. Perm Conmell. emnermaa --em 21 J Lloyd. Wedbleirdels. ftellaroliere-Jam It. 0. 1, 101./... Tyr 2. althea". elemoommokre, memr-Jes. W. er, . shell. IJ, pruner-alms. elt. N. W at tame. dug draper -Jas. It C. B. 311114 1116 7 . 14, taltM=4 amistard -Jill. 14 J. KOq Iketeary, Oses‘ meek bellite-ha. IS. J Mies an 1 A Wiles. , Oka% ear loilim-Des A. 0 . Wirteel. Lt., Nee; straw AM Isamegamemer-lies. Ili. T. ream Marls Comm" minee-Des. It D. Wes. pr THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 11, 1861. ~ e ntr —Jsa. Id W. Emmons", Crest Grimsby. Lincolnshire, helloed Measlier. I!ECLAII4TION . 9/ DIVIDEND. - ---..-. .Ts. - ALI% St-at••u,l.l.n..a..hire, Irootounder-"not dlrlJend • ;XS , . sad any submqueut lambi', at Fraser's, Da:l arder. DIVIDINDL Jas. 4. A. Luton, Illghlotry. victualler-Jan. 4. H. H. (lum. rs a,,; 1. S.- Sign••th., • Masai, wine merchants- Jan • M. Vayley. Vamk.sllo.l, cheshare, cotton spinner -Jim. J. 4...rica sad 1) 1:r••Irti, 31nuchrster, hardware deafen-Jan. 1.3 w NlAtlebertrr, .tatiothx-Jas. 15. D. Dais, Kids grwr. ••tatfuni.birr. bult.l..r. CLATIFICATEs to in granted, unless Pun be 'Dawn to the contrary on or before the• day of wetting. Jan. • P. smith. althaireet dy, builder—Jan. 8. 8. Horse. H. Plaistow, Curunsli, drsper —Jan. a. B. J. Webber. 1 , 41 Abbot, Devonthire. multl,—Jan. 13. W. Downes. Wol etwasaintan. grocer—Jan. E.S. J. tt nu, Stourbridge, Worcester shirr. rklaalkr. Nato Inttlltstnce. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.—Ditc. 10. &Whip id Nisi Prins OA Gaildhall.—(Bodars Lord Chid Jodi. Cockburn and a Spedd Jury.) - . The court was occupied during the entire day In trying the case of the Great Barrier Land and Harbour Company e. Gann and others, which was an actionagainst shipbrokers iu respect of a contract entered into by them for the con veyance of certain boilers to New Zealand, but presented no feature of public interest. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. WESTERN ClROUlT.—WnecirErne, Dec. 10. •• (Beton Yr. Justice Williams.) A respeeedde look* man, named Jaw Aim 44 years of age, a tailor, was indicted for having feloniously forged and uttered a certain bill of exchange for 501. Mr. E. Way was counsel for the prosecution, and the prisoner was defended by Mr. W. Cooke. The prisoner was found guilty ; and having also been convicted of tugging another bill for 141., he was sentenced to four years' penal servitude. PARTNER , TIPS DI6SOLVED. W. R. Callender, W. R. callender. Jun , S. P. Callender, and J. Leeirshori. MaLchester, wsreleusemen, so to u nwards J. Dodsdion —C. Anamor and J. Tates, Manehester, warehousemen —A P. T- Freaces Sulit Vali, and H. Bennett, Bedminster, 6yt.t.l 'he Bectosin.ler Coal Company —W. Park, H. Park, It. Park. slid W. Itolland,Wissu, iron merchants—lL Holley and J. U. Iteers,Wl-Inore street etni toclie+ter, land merchants—W. B. Gewn W. 11. Bail,. Ito-don. Lincolnshire, sisoepey.—,tare.,. Omits. and Jelin oult.o. Little Gonerby, Lincolnshire, machine maker,—L'. oek and J. Lister, Leeds, agents in cloths—A. pontase. and C. iontsna, Carrara, Italy, and Lower lieignre plaoe. l imlleo, marl,le deal. rc—W. Bates, T. C. B.Westhesd, and W Cau1... 11 .1 42 re- stefordsitire Potteries, manta:o wirers of deo ro far a• rontrds W. itates—W. H. Vtcary, J. Hughes, and J. iearv. comment ti-dreet, Whltechapet, clothiers—J. Baniutcks. and J. T. Ilib• it, Mark-lane, City, ship I rokers—C. Bennett not R Tweivetrees. illorieswatie, Beds, bakers—E. Peek. I' Peek. and W. R. Winch, Liverpool, tea merchants, so tar as regards IL Peek. Kona( 81140718T1ATIONIL WIMP.? nALF.. 1 1 6611611 . 100, balker, Dec. 16, at the Elephant II ot,l, Dumbarton. J. -V.1.11 4 / 1 116i, Glasgow, tailor, Dec. 17, at the Faculty Hall, 6 1.1e*.e. AMT.R.A. Fort-William, Rabin Doe, 12, at the Queen's Hotel. Fort-William. SPORTING 17PTILLIGE2iOR. BETTING AT MANCHESTKR.--TIYISIDAY. TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS. 5 to 1 apt Old Calabar (t) 6to 1 Marquis (t) 14 to 1 Atbleta (t) THE DERBY. 8 to 1 apt Btu:Woes (t) 11 to 1 Old Calabar (t) 12 to 1 Marquis (t) L.'l) to 1 Eosip (t) to 1 Utterer (t). 23 to 1 Ace of Club@ (t) Nothing she ateatiosed. DZERPOOT AT NOIIITICH. On Monday afternoon Norwich was the scene of considerable excitement. in consequence of a visit from the renowned &urea Indian Deerfoot, whom performances seem to excite undiminished interest wherever he presents himself. On Sunday evening Deerfoot was invited to I dinner in the hell of Trinity College, Cambridge, and wa. honoured with • gracious recognition by his Royal Higbum, the Prince of Wales, who was present. The Indian comported himself with the dignity and self-pos mission which the red men of the West usually display in any novel or strange position. He was unable to have Cambridge till the departure of the mail train, which does not reach Norwich till 2.30 am. ; sad it was 3 a.m. before be retired to sleep. Notwithstanding this interruption in his night's rest he seemed quite fresh when he came on Monday afternoon to the starting post with his two competitais—Brighton, of Nor wich, " the four.mile champion," end Long, of Middles. borough. The Oreenhills Gardens were the scene of the match, and the distance was as seedy as possible six stile, —42 rounds of 251 yards each being travened. The pr. dens were crowded with demands of all ranks, the Duke of Wellingtoo, Mr. Hawes. M.P., Mr. F. Hay Dorsey, and other members of leading Norfolk families being on the ground, besides at limn three clergymen of the established church. At 3.7 pm. the start was made, and the men for mental rounds kept well together, fre quently changing their position—the iodise being more than once last. He appeared in his usual costume, a emingled fillet beteg round his head, in treat of which was materna a solitary eagle's feather. He is much taller than his competitors, his height being 6 feet 11; inches, while Brighton is ouly 5 feet 4 Metes, sad Lang about 5 feet 7 inches. Up to the 21st round all the min kept well to their work, but when he bad sompleted this round, and consequently gone one-half the distance, Lang gave up, shoe/tag lapis of exhaustion. Deerfoot and his remaining competitor heW on without the Lest appsreat incouremence, the tall feather being sometimes in front and sometimes in the rear of the indomitable BUM English man. At the close of the 41st round Bristol's:se was about five yards behind his opponent, bat in the teal mead he put on a apart sad nearly closed as his rival. The Lathan put forth all his strength for a decisive Watt, sad, with the help of his long legs and his apparently Mexhaes. power., la succeeded In recovering his advantage, Inally whining by Mimeos two and three yards. He than ma round the gardens for the forty.thhd time, to show that he had plenty of stamina left, and grlly setised in the tavern to which the gardens serve as an adjunct, for the purpose of restming his full amount of clothing. although Wore doing so be acknowledged the cheering with *kink he was Irma by uttering • loud minelideg between a yeul end • abut, which tons tuiderstood to be the wee-whoop el hie tribe. The entire distance ems trammed is Alballitille and 30 saccade. HAULM OP LONDON. It appears from the weekly return */ the Regietrar General that 1.300 deaths reglebored in Loudon ia the week that ended left d p iSatury. The acettlity wee roe iiderobly lower them it had bees in the last two weeks el November, whee the deaths Wan is both isstaams Awn 1.420. Aesereag le the avenge rate of mortality, se eel. iodated es the mem of coneedisig weeks is tea re bM view nun MOM 40), the death' Is had week wield here 1 4 1 1% - fkariatina &ewe a dap osition to decline. in three weal of November the deaths from it roes above 100 ; hat week Ihey fell to 70. There is also a decrease in diphtheria, which was recerded lest week In only 7 macs, though it had risen Ythe third week of last month to 27. In this returns of hot week time were four deaths from scarlatina in the sub atomic% of Gray's-ina.lane, 3 in that of St. George, Blooms bury, 4 is that ei Christchurch, Southwark, 3 in Mum stead. Small-pox was fatal in 3 cases ; bronchitis iu 174. The c.wructed average of this lad disease, as derived from corresponds ag weeks, is 179. ticarlatina has been very prevalent in the eab-district of St. tivorge, Bloomsbur y . and out of a total masher of 124 St. registered since the be, inning of July, 1111 were from Wt disease. Mr. Yardley, the registrar, report' the death of a child of 5 years, the eon of a cabman, is Ceram-pine, who died without medical attendaace, in aeaspaeon, as is sopmeed, of an attack of scarlatina. Oa the day psevi ous to the death, the child's mother got a pennyworth of ' enullorb for what she believed to be "only a little derange meat of the bowels," but on the next day found it so ill that obit carried it out with the Intention of gems to the dispensary, sad when creasing Hamellaqoar• she dimovered that it laid died is her amis. The registrar conesives that additional facility in obtaining advice might be altesided to the poor by dispenairies. Applicants lase no mach time in pricuring sulaoribeis' letters, that in many arms applica tion in not made till the time when effectual aid might be übtatutti has passed. Last week the births of 837 boys and 819 girls, in all Difei children, were registered in London. In the ten coy weeks of the years 1881-80 the avenge number mui 1,1380. LOSS OP TWO tzuszs. Twenty-fire shipwrecked seamen, the crews of two vessels which were totally lost on the sands off that coast were received into the Sailors' Home, at Oast Yet. mouth. on Sunday. One wee the crew of the torque MIMI* of sunderlami, from Hartlepool for Arica (Peru), coals sad coke, Townsend master, which left Hartlepool ca Thursday last, having on board seventeen bands sad a pilot of the Dowiv. At ivrelv• the nest night, the wind blcwiog hard, rail weather thick with rain. she took the ground on the inner sip of the Haeborough Saud., end immediately began to till. Signals were mite for assistance, but sot being answered, the crew got into the boat, leaving almost every thiog Whiled, and were received on board the lightship, when they retrained until Sunday, when they were takes off end loaded at Great Yarmouth. The Annals was a rise vessel, of 451 toile rcgiater, and her estimated value, with cargo, was 4,250(. The ship, which has since disappeared In the roods, was insured. The second yawl woe the brig Harper. of Whitby, front Middlesborough for Landes female), Clarks, roaster, which was carried on the geseby goads on Saturday night, in ooaaequence of the rand, whisk had been nsalerrite, stuldeoly lulling, and the sea =rain high. it having blown a gale during the do,. After beating heavily several times she began to fill, and the mew seat to the boot and remained sear until her lights had disappeared le the mods. They leaded at Yar mouth at 2 a.m. on Sunday. The brig was 144 tons racia -1 ter, and with cargo was waisted at SSW. the was insured This makes the fourth weasel which, within a week, bas been lost off that coast ; the other two being the brig Ivy. of Staharn, which was run down the previous Satur day night by the schootter Royalist. of London, and the brig Sara. of Sunderlaad, which foundered on the Scroby Sands on Tuesday night. rAdWertiallanclit.ZOLLOWAT'n 01111111113fT Alen 14 111. —Cheer rap—Su trout rbeamathan mad sot damned flu • trial las been gleam to Yen iselseathe restaiisa utatlon with warm water and MANN elk Me Inennuebb • antm..nt are the serest antsgoalsea Is Visnosailin and pat. TV Intammatioa of tie Mats seen leak le gig Meat set. After rabbles( In Holloway's Olailassat mad am ' lie Me kr • few days the throhhtng pain. beak sad lessen is eali sale. the fever derweneet and Me paling on OM et ithmt mina: and sleep calmly without dlisoling Mara 9 ° ll owart Plat owarlhat• to dispel Os dionematie tam the epees% Willa* the pre est ainstwory. ward of say ream of Yr Mama. awl NNW tMsdWl eereestle upaellee Went lase - COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.—Dze. 10. Sittings at Nisi Prius in London.—(Belore Lard Chief Justice Erie and a Special Jury.) THE LONDON D WEBIIIIIOII2II BANK V. TAME. This was an isms directed by the Court of Chancery to try use right to 3,0 C Y., which had been placed upon deposit by the late Mr. James Jobbing Williams, of Knightsbridge, at the London and Westminster Bank. The matter occupied the whole of the day, and at the rising of the court the planatiff*s ease had not concluded. Under theme cinumstanore we postpone our report. SE(X)ND COURT. Sittings at Nisi Prins is London.—(Before Kr. Justice BAN and • Common Jury.) HEATING V. BIRCH AND ANOTHIUL-OIRITBUS ACCIDENT. This was an action to recover damages for injuries sus tained through the negligence of the defendantie servant. Mr. Hawkins and Mr. Brandt appeared for the plaintiff, and Mr. Serjoint Pigott and Mr. Barnard for the defeinlants. The plaintiff was an omnibus conductor, and on the let August last he was in the employ of the defendant*, who are omnibus proprietors. On that day the plaintiff was with an omnibus which was leaving the Victona.staition for Umutlen-town when he stopped to take up two ladies. One of the defendants' omnibuses was close behi nd , and it seemed that there was • competition between the two conductors for the passengers. The plaintiff, however, succeeded ; but his ease was, that as be was getting the ladies into his vehicle the pole of the defendants' omnibus was driven spinet his back. squeezing him against the monkey bwd. Although hurt, the plaintiff continued bin journey, and went to work the next day, but symptoms came on which showed that he was seriously injured. On examination it wee found that two of has ribs were broken, the spies was tender as from • ooscumion, and the kidneys seemed to be hurt. There was spitting of blood, difficulty of and symptoms that showed that there was something matter with the bladder. The consequence was, that the plaintiff was confined to his bed for • month, and to the house for a fortnight longer. He then went into the country for • week, but it was not until six weeks after he mane back that he was able to go to work. Previous to the accident he had been a bale, strong man, but since then his health had been much affected. The can for the defendant contradicted most of these cirmunstanoss. 8o far from the pkintiff being strong at the time of the accident, it was mid that he had, down to the day before the saddest, been laid up in consequence of an injury to the ribs, sustained by falling into a pit. The pole of the defendants' omnibus never touched the plaintiff at all, though it did touch the hearths of the door; sad instead of the plaintiff being confined to the house for six weeks, thirteen days after the accident he was in Totten ham-court-road, drinking gin with some acquaintances, sad asking them not to say that they bed seen him, became he was supposed to be laid up in omeseguenee of the injury. Some of the witnesses for the ilaiendanhi„ when ogled to give evidence, did not answer j and the ease elided by a var. dirt being given for the plaintiff—dereepe W. • COURT OF EXCHICQIT/ER.—Dec. 10. Sittinp at Nisi Pries at Chilldball.--(Before Yr. Baron Bramwell sad a Swirl J ark.) °mammy? v. rICAID.7IL . OARE OF WATOBI.3. (00etioned from yeeterday's Express.) Murphy then addressed the jury for the defence, and celled Mr. Janet Picard, the dehodsnt, who deposed—l bare bees is bushes, for 18 years in Broadotrest-beildinge. Newman came to ew and said he would tolled's" a meson who had a bill as Seri and Bone for discoont. He eater gently brought Mr. Goldstar= Newman had looked at the watches. I did sot producer the two wahine "Berwises" se a seine% for he bed seed to look may at cheep wiser, and these NM the 88e. wistehes. I bed got aallio rity from Mr. Hue and the easesseer of Bemis% to put kis same as valeta; which win part at twelve made to he net oat to Indio, and for white I had not ben paid. I did not know that theme two wearies had hem IA mad =we with the others. I never mid that these mhos were by Demise, sod that I woad wsmat the others I. be equal tote Mum Mr. Picard mein no comphint until ass day be eame to my shop with a pence, and mid I hod sold him maim with English amens ea them, whisk I bed no right to do, ai.d he would brim as action spinet me. Be thee reinW out of the shim. Crone-exemisied—l hod made yahoo far • Mr. De Km mac thee. Wlsse hi ad , and at We soot I put the mine appli of Baryies as pey for them I ed to Mr. Itorkard for have to eell Me wakeless. Mr. Piieri did era say to me that he wee salidled or dientlied with the witches. Newmea wee beal=fo ad .wed me Oa" 1501., sad imeidas I had lost wow by him he would intro duce this mast to me. I borrowed MCC to discount the bills, from Mr. ether, es Wormy, sad Iwe to give him half the probe. - I paid Mr. Spies, 701. I hsd a person named Wad I. my employmet then. I did sot say to Ward I was glad m get rid of the lot, sad would have taken 230 i. for them. Ward ILO kit my service. Boonsmisol—The *hail would not endorse :the hills-- they were rely Sarl's and wire ultimately paid. /Ir. So/efts Spier, solicitor, of Brasketrookulddings, proved AM be bad advanced 11001. to the ddeedeat to enable him to &scour t the bills. He wee preent when the invoice we made out, and did an hear the nem of Darwin wooalthoood, nor was we made of say particular watch se • simple. Cirossyseedsmed—l have nothing le do with this seam The pkdatiff tubed me to bring it, end I desliind. Mr. W. Boris= wee ailed, seedamend at the whole sale 'elm of the welshes meat& Mr. Serjeant Parry—Tess are a retell dealer ; would yes eve 4481. lls., less 30 per cent., for these ? Here's a ohm= for_yote—they are going, goiog—shall I ssy gone. (laughter.) Witness—l must consider. Herjesnt Parry—Bat would you give 4481. for them, less 36 per net. Witness—Now, are you making a bargain with me? (Greet laughter.) Mr. Ser}eaat Parry—Now, look at this watch ; would you pat it for Gale la your window ? Witaaes—Yes, I would. Mr. Siejeen Paery—Are you a 'Wigmaker ? Witases—No, f am Dot ; and there is not a watchmaker in Loads*. Clerkeowell makes the watches, and Geneva. (Laughter.) Mr. W. G. Baker, a partner in the km ot Proclaims sad Baker, deposed that he had examined the watches, sad estimated the value at the same price as tie last MINIM namely 448 f. lls. This closed the defame, when Mr. Murphy gemmed Mr the evidence, and Mr. Berjeaut Parry :aped oa the whole see. Mr. Baron Bramwell, in ramming up to the Jury, left it to them to say whether the defendant bad ghee th e plain tiff • warranty of the watches, and if so, bad it been broken. If they found that for the plaintiff, then be was entitled to their verdict, for although • men who made • bed bargain without • warranty could not recover, as the old rail—brayer, bewere—appLiad, yet • weereaty vadat& Mg on him who gave it. The jury, after • few minutes' delibeeatie• ht the box, found a verdict for the defendant. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Beton the Jodie Ordinary.) NARRIZIR V. /2111 WART. The court, oit the appilattio• of Dr. Phillimoro, Q. 0., grouted probate of the froommilis at the will is this ease, which was tried a few days eve r and notated in a decides that the deceased, the Rev. ow Maims. otherwito is Richard Brattph bad mot tors the intimated with this ilmstios of it. POl7l V. POWS AID aerincia. Dr. Smiley said that in this case the hasinad asked for • dissolut . sad for heavy damages against the eessepoadeat. The wife that la the brat instance she hod agreed with bar husband not to defeud the seek% Dot oho now prayed far leave to some in and plead. air C. Creeswell was very sceptical about the good faith cd the application. The case looked very like a collusion between the husband and the wife to demos the cans_ pea dust. She had arranged with her busbasid not to defiled, - but now when the 00-respondent was in a poultices to resist the petitioner's claim, she came forward and asked hare to interfere. It seemed to be just one of those 0•601 which the Queen's Proctor had happily been erupowered to expose. Dr. beralsey observed that the case of the wife would red upon matters which it was the duty of the court to inquire into. ftir C. Cresewell said that the court would no doubt in quire into them at the proper time ; but he would not now permit the Infe to interfere. Application refused. POLICI or FRE PORT OF TOOLTORA.—The Right Han. the Lards of the Committee of Privy Conseil for MA* have received, from Um Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, with Worm* to the notion inserted in the London Gazette of the of August, 1860, and the 10th at Way, 1861, • copy of • despatch from the British member of the Ba Ommiesten cf the Danube, enclosing copies of aeetala provisional regulations which have been adopted by the coleinissios with referees. to the police of the port al Foshan mid the general isnimation of the navigation of th the Lower Dna)" al whim* the translations are pablimird yils " ri a al se r s imes dallsioue houlth eealeet - Derakisle 71•*/ iramob tor Mutimroammr plink Imageolos Sildssay, adows k hi n gib urs . =peigNellem. Idaailsfs be dir d bele am*. ealkok surstali. sod asomplkm--Alsokow if P. : • a im% B e . Br. omodi. De. Bud Werast." Is lift 1111.. IN ed.; 11a.; lb --Jkan Dv LuaT art 21 . 4 77. 0eteesti at em 2:Bu yi aiita l a r i ll a c ii 4.l MOO: nit la grime ai4 NORTHERN CIRCUIT.--Lrviaroin, Dm. 10. (CROWN COURT—Fidore Mr. Boma Channel].) . _ .. CHILD IR/IlDilt. Nancy Aresjfeid, 37, was indicted for having murdered her infant child, by throwing it into the canal, at Droyladen, on the 21st September. The dee has some peculiar fea tures. Armlield was a widow, with two children. During her husband's lifetime a person named Shepherd lodged with them, and after her husband died she had some MO nutcy with Shepherd, which resulted in the birth of a child. The child was blind. Shepherd allowed the prisoner money ocaisionally for the infant's support, but Arinheld found that the attention which the child required prevented her getting regular work, and she was very much distressed in consequence. She lodged at the house of one of her sisters, and the three children were allowed to remain three also. One day the pedoner went out " to look for work,* as she said, taking bee three chil dren with her. In the evening she returned, accompanied by the two elder ones, but the infant was not with her. When asked where the baby was she said she had left it with another sister at Newton. A lady (abe stated) wanted to see it, but she expected that het Later would bring it home that night. It did not come, however; and as the evening advanced the prisoner appeared greatly ex cited, and walked up and down the road, as if looking for her sista", coming. Suspicion was excited, and confirmed next day, when the body of the child was discovered by • police ceder in the canal. In quiries were made, and • stead who worked cie the neigh bouring railway stated that on the day when the child was last seen he met the prisoner carrying it in her arms. She asked him the way to Hollingwood on the canal bank, and he directed her ; though on looking after her he noticed that she did sot take the course which he pointed oat. After a pod modem examination it was found that the child most have been living when thrown into the water, and that it had died from drowning. Although the froth in the throat and water in the chest, which indicate drowning, were absent, it was stated that these were the signs of a straggle having taken Owe in the water, which in the present ease had not occurred. Ship herd was at first taken into custody, but afterwards die charged and examined as a witness. primmer had stated that on the day when the child was missing she had taken it to Shepherd, and left It with him ; but this he denied altogether, and he also denied that be bad administered sugar of lead to the prisoner's late husband, which since her apprehensioe she had aceesed him of doing. Evidence was then adduced, and the case for the prosecution was not closed when our parcel THE POLICE COURTS. 110W-BTREET. Martha Perry, aged 24: described as of no occupation, and residing at No. 6, Boyle-street, Bavillevrow ; Maria Perry, aged 53, mother of the first prisoner, sad described as a lodging-house keeper at the mane address ; and Joarph Palmier, of 138, Sloane-street, dyer, were brought up in custody of Inspector Id 'Kenzie, of the F division, upon a warrant charging them with forting and uttering a bill of sale for 5501. upon certain furniture and erfecta, and de frauding the London and Westminster Loan and Discount Company. Mr. !Ward appeared forth. prosecution ; mad Mr. Abrams for the defines. Mr. Beard stated the case. Martha Pary was with forging the maw of her sister, Emily Perry, :o ha a r g of sale, and thereby. depending the company of 41001. In Masud last the primmer Palmer applied for a loan epos the security of his proadmory note, and • bill of sale on his furniture. The loom woe refused, bad he afterwards re peated the application, aeries the further seem* of the elder prisoner, Maria Awry. This wee dee refused, ead further security required. Afterwards he altered a bill of sale by his tisterta-law Emily Perry, se her tardier*, which was acespled. Tie simmer Martha Perry, repro. seated herself to be the Emtly limy 'axe sad signed the bill of male, and eke the promissory note, end a ele deelaration that she was that and thee the pods beloved to bar. die made that d.dasntios at this canA before the this &Meg maglekratk Mr. Henry, so that she had bees guilty bet eely of forgery but of per- jag. Whig the calve ley elleempited to adores the bill of .mesa mb l o w s er nisi by the slatemeeet that Emily Perry had sev it. Dade—l are suretary to the London and Wert minder Loma mad Discount Company (Limited), 62, St. Martin's-lane. About the latter sod of August we received ma application on behalf of Mr. Palmer fora loan of 4001., von the security of his promissory note and a bill of male. We saw Mews. Miller and Tucker, through wham we re ceived tl. otter, and we required further security. Further security was teodered—thst of Mrs. Maria Perry, the elder .We still required further = esearity when Mies 3 7Peery, of 8, Boyle-street, Saville-row, se a Mr. Palmer proposed • bill of sale as Mbe Brolly Perry's furniture. That was assented to. I was present when the hill of sale rifted was s signed b iri t t which was zu ot a the Eed , o t t he lis o ig:le: o . bins =at. MariZ i lel r ay domed it " Emily Parry." Maria and Palmer aligned se whams. All three =signed the pruelmery epee produced for 56W. Pony signed that sees "Emily Perry." Martlia Pony also ned la say enema Ilse name Emily Pony to the desiera produed la seuesquese of Imes to the several documeale the preessalere rested with their messy, 3801. was paid te Ma Best, furniture dealer, of radio% en behalf of /Ir. Mar, and the remainder to calterpereons also ea his behalf. Oreem-exandeed by Mr. Abrame—the liret odo n was made by Mew. Miller mad Tusher. sessealuM somata, of Qesemeerest, Compaide, as the tad Agent. M. Tibby mode the *ulnas on /obeli of the . We re esivolse iaveatory from Mama Miller sad iLeker, which was handed to our auctioneer, Mr. Priest. There was a bill of sale previously on Palmer's property, and it was one of the coeditiogs that it should be paid off. The property belonging to Palmer was at Oloueesteratreet, f`m , .. limo. Os the Bed of iloplember we called on Mr. Best to pay his Who. We had seen Mr. Beet before to lock over mow dude which Mr. Best held as security. We informed him that we were going to great the lean. We have never been raid say portion of the bow We held 181., • quartoe's rent of the hones in Gloucester-street. which we 01/111111 to the amuse of the loan. We have realised 2201. We new claim 1601. labiate of principal. The interest for three years, at 121 per cent., and other charges, were added ea to the priocipal. The loan was 4001. net. Boexamined—l know the relationship of the prisoner. Palmer spoke of Mrs. Perry as kis motherie-law. In con sumes@ of being noable to realise this bill of sale we are actually out of pocket 1601. Impactor M'Keurie—About half.past 6 o'clock hat night I executed this warrant at 6, Boyle-street. An hour previously I had called and hail been told that the primmer, were out, but from what I subsequently heard I entered the hew, and toyed Martha is the bitches. Afterwards Maria ems ie. I told them the nature of the charge. Martha Pe yy maid, " I was induced to do it by Palmer. I hail before dgud promissory notes for my sister Emily, but she did not know that I signed this." The mother said, " I signed the bill of *ale, but I did not know the amount." Martha said Palmer we her brother in-law. She seemed much distressed. I took them both into custody. This morning I went to 138, Sloau-street, the residence et Palmer. He was out. I left • constable there, and he afterwards brought Palmer to the station. She then dated is the presence of . Palmer that be had induced her to side the paw, spying that " They would sot know her from her eider Emily, nor know about his going to Australia." Isdi s iDo you beer ?" that sad Palmer replied, "Ido ; sad I it. " Policeman Shore, 146 F, deposed—A b out l &dock this morning, by the instructions of Inspector M'Keezie, watched the hotpot, No. 1:38, Sloane-street. and Saw the Pd . goner Palmer enter. 1 went to the home and asked to we iitra. I wee told that be was nut in. I said I had seen his enter. I went into the back room, which was in darkwa I asked for a light, and was told there weapon. I then pi a bit of paper, and woe about to light it, when the prisooer knocked me through a glue door. He west out into the shop, whose I followed dm, and took hies is custody. He asked to see the warrant, and I showed it him, and read a portico of it to him. On the way to the station-house lie said, " I mood me how they gut make it forgery. 1 never signed anything but my own name. I know one aster signed the other s' tame, bat I should not think they could make forgery of that." Mr. Beard then applied for a remand to ruble him to pro duce Emily Perry, who was now at Hastings. Mr. Currie consented to remand the prisoner . Mr. Abrams applied for the admission o. the prisoner, Maria Perry, to bail, which Mr. Currie refused. LAMBETH. lizaletA Hillier, a middle-aged woman, who has been in custody for a week, on • charge of bigamy, in un lawfully intermarrying with Mr. George Hillier, her former husband, John Hammond, bein at the time and still living, wen brought op. g _ When the prisoner was planed at the bar, she handed to the bench a document, which on reading Mr. Elliott observed to be an oMcMI certificate of the fact that when Hammond married the priaooer be had another wife living, so that the prisoner's marriage with hint was illegal sad a nullity, so she bad a perfect right to merry again. Hiss was therefor e disabused. sh e *sco w husband. who is praiser to a Emotions° at Norwood, and who evidently felt mach annoyed at the tern things had taken, naked the magistrate what he should do in the matter! Mr. lilliott--All I con ray is the wawa itally your wifs,ood you ars booed to rapport her InMsr —But sirs boa another bortood bvtog. Mr. Elliott—l bore told yo• that Bomassed is sot her busbsod, bat you arc Bilher—l suet have sass batter proof of that tams bre cora word, rod I .aril sksH sat bA ilistaatisr not lam The par Is laflls ali t - • EXTRAORDINARY APPLICATION U.VDER THE NEW BANKRUPTCY ACT. At the Liverpool Bankruptcy Court on Monday Mr. Hugh 'Latham, a bankrupt, mad* an application tor an order of diactiarge under the new Bankruptcy Act. It appeared that the banknipt was refused a certificate in 1851, and sauce that tune has been residing in Geneva. The case excited no small degree of interest, the bankrupt having been formerly connected with sortie of the wealthiest houses in London. Mr. Deighton, barrister, appeared for the bankrupt in rapport of an application for an order of discharge ander the ltiOth section of the Bankruptcy Act of 1861. That section enacted that, with respect to all persons whose cer tificates of conformity should have been refused, it should be lawful for the court at any time after the expiration of three years from the time of, and notwithstanding such re fusal, to hear and determine the application of any such bankrupt for an order of discharge, and thereupon, if the court should think fit, to grant the order of discharge, either absolutely or subject to conditions. Mr. Robinson took the preliminary objections : First, that the costs of an appeal to the court above, in which Com missioner Perry s decision was confirmed, had never been paid ; and, secondly, that the bankrupt should provide some security for the payment of the costa in the present instance. For the bankrupt it was contended that the mate in the appeal had never been taxed, and there fore could not be paid; and as to the seated objection, if it were carried out the section to which M;.Deigliton had alluded would be a perfect nullity. On these two questions Mr. Commissioner Perry ruled in favour of the bankrupt. After some further discussion, in the muss of which it transpired that the bankrupt was brother to Mr. Alex ander Matheson, ILP., and that be (the bankrupt) went abroad immediately after the refusal of his certificate, end that he was imprisoned nine months at Boulogne for lia bilities proveable under his bankruptcy. Mr. Commissioner Perry, after alluding to several cases in which bankrupts went bread and returned spin, and let the creditors avail themselves of their advents's, said, "But in this case the bankrupt goes abroad, and Mays abroad. I regard the imp risonment at the snit of the French creditor as nothing. Mr. Deighton asked if the court laid that down as a gene rat principle' Mr. Commissioner Perry—l ha* simply to say, it ap pearing upon Mr. Matheson's owe examination Unties went abroad immediately after the refusal of his certifies* sod has remained abroad ever since, I do not think this is a ores in which I ought to entertain the application. I can refer you to one or two pas ages in the bankrupt's erose-examina. Lion which of themselves are almost fatal to the applies. tins. From 1849 to 1861, , the bankrupt says he bas been ' engaged in business ; you will find that he cannot state the amount of his transactions in cotton or in shares by 50,0001., by 200,C301., be 500,0001. The application was &=thed with coats, Mr. Deightou giving notice of appeal to the court therm CITY SEWERS COMMISSION. At the weekly meeting of the Commissioners of Sewers, held yesterday at Guildhall. Hr. Deputy Omens in the chair, Dr. Lethebv, the medical °dicer ' reported upon the state of 222 booms that had hem inspected during the week. He likewise ported that, • censer{u ece of fever is the neigh b ourhood re ourhood al Gleldairkil a •, he had e visited the locality and inquired into the mums of the dimes, and had obtained from the Merckr a circumstantial account of the madiakin of the homes in fluammt, Smith's build ings, Hackle-s treet, Briciewatmplsee, and Bridgewater guidon, and be submitted a return al thei smeltery improve ments that were required. He she directed ahem- tion to the mime of open pima in Dasekley- street, which had for some years beat Is a dis graceful state, and was the depository of all the tdtby refuse of the neighboarhood. He also certified to the iodecant and unwholesome overcrowding of three houses in Plough-court, and reported that the market and slaughter houses had been duly impacted during the week, end the damn bad seined 1,3801 be of meat and 209 heed of game sad poultry ea unfit for human food ; 988th.. of the meat were dieeseed, 25th. putrid, and the rest was from animals that bed died from natural causes. Tits seesieliii;;tufor the week are on the increase. Let week they were 64, in the preoedino week 52, and the week Ware that only 49. Still, however, they are under the average (68) for tee corresponding week of the Last six years. Twenty-four of the deaths were among children of less than Ave years of age, and twelve were among old persons of 60 and upwards. Ten of these were over 70, and two were 90. The thief MUMS aides* were as fellows :—Plithisia, 9 ; mesenteric disease, 2 ; bronchitis, 10 ; pneumonia, 3 ; fever, 4, all of children ; infantile diorite's, 2 ; scarlet fever. 3 ; whooping amp, 4 ; croup, 1, and measles, 1 ; making together It deaths from tubereular dingoes, 13 from acute pulmonary, and 15 from aymotic &seam. Mr. Deputy READ presented a petition from the ward of Cripplegate, praying the court to consider the subject of the gas supply to the City, and the Metropolitan Gas Act of 1860, and moved that it be referred to the special committee. _ _ Dr. ABRAHAM, is smooding the motion, made a few com ments upon the mums pursued by the Great °withal Com pany, and said this emit would perhaps be surprised to hear that that company, ea late ea but Friday, had given notice to parliament of ► bill for the amendment of their own act of 1851. The motion was then spina to. A repos, was read from the spacial committee to whom it was referred at the last mart to consider whether a joint case should not be prepared for the opiaioa of the Court of Queen's Bench upon the provisions of the Costal Cies Oma pan{s Act of 1831 and the Mehopolie Gas Am of 1880, stating that they had been attended by Yr. Alderman Dade, the chairman of the isompany and he had, speed, co behalf of the company, that a }oat wise should be pre pared for the opinion of the Court of Queen'. Bawl, sad that they had instructed the whelk* to prepare the man, with the assistance of the Itemembraawar sad the solicitors of the said Gas Caraway. The report was speed te. MARKETS. TALLOW.—TITISDAY Evennia.—The market was fiat to-day at the annexed prices :-Bpot, new, 51a. 3d. to 51a. 6d. ; old, 561. 6d. ; all the month, 51s. ; January to Mara, 51s. ; March, 528. ; April to June, 51s. &I. Deliveries yesterday, 290 perks ; arrivals, 1,685 Guilts. OOTTON.—Liewoor., Doc. 10.—Our market to-da is without change. The maim are 8,000 halm, Maladies 6 ,800 American, at Bed. to 13d. ; 1,800 Surat, at 6ed. to 81d. ; of which 2,000 are for speadatiou and export. The week's import la 11,634 bake. COTTON GOODB.-IfA9CITESTER, Dzc. 10.—In the yarn marled there baa been a rather better feeling to-day, and prices are kct. per lb. up from the rates which would have been taken yesterday. There has been a good deal of inquiry for India anti China, and a fair amount of business has been done for both those important markets. There I would undoubtedly have been considerably more business if buyers could have purchased at the rates they were disposed ' to give, which are between those now demanded and the quotations of Let Friday ; but 'planers have shown much more firmness today than at any time during the last fort. night. This is in a great measure owing to an Impression which has been gaining strength for some days peat that the American difllculty will be got over without • resort to arms. A good many offers have been made for home trade yarns, but at prices which spinners are unwilling to enter ' tain. For the Mediterranean and other marketa not much doing in yarns. There is a better tone in the cloth u well as yarn market, owing to the more hopeful view taken of the American question, and manufacturers have been asking lid. to id. per piece higher for shirtinp and other cloth 4 for India. This, however, in the face of recent telegrams from Calcutta, giving • leas favourable account of that market, has had the effect of checking business. On the whole there has been considerable disappointment in the cloth market, the easier feeling as to the probabilities of war having led many people to anticipate • more active demand. There have been few and limited sales only for India, bat where bodiless has taken place it lute been at improved rates. Not much doing for the home trade. Short time continues to increase. In Manchester alone, out of 24,152 people employed in 84 cotton mills, there are 7,650 on short time, and 1,669 out of employ. In the 1:1 silk mills, 1,006 are on short time, and 1,935 have been dischasged. In the 19 small ware mills there are 796 on short time, and 396 have been discharged. Is the 47 machine shops 892 are on short time, and 1,035 have been discharged. Besides these there are dyeworks, foundries, and other shops dependent on the cotton trade, in which many people aro on short time and from which many have been discharged. The tot a l workpeople on short time aro 12,645, and the total out of employ are 6,115. NAMTFACTURE& HVDDIESPriLD, Dec. 10. A moderate business done in unions and low-priced woollens, in which a few job lots have been cleared. The general trade still continues dull, and stocks in manufacturers' hands are vary heavy. WOOLS.—Ht ODIIIIPULD, Die. 10.—Altbough then is good choice in the market at moderate prices, buyers refuse to purchase in quantity, it being so near stoak•takio time —transactions are consequently limited to a few small luta. CORN.—Htdre, Dec. 10.—At to-day'. market a small supply of Dullish wheat; buyers offer Is. to 2s. per qr. leis tummy, to which human will lot submit, sod what few tranmetions lake plans are at barely last week's rates. Foreign held Bandy, but to get es with sales it is netessawry to accept Is. per qr. reduction. Barley for malting steady, and a fair demand &sista for pending at former renew. Beans and pm unaltered. °Ma in limited demand, bed not cheaper. The fordo imparts kat week are as under : Wheat, 11.822 qd. ; beaky, 553 ; oats, ; beau. 6,310; psis, 451 tame, I.GO{; linseed sad nipused, 10,7{9 ; ell mks{ 18D tan. ; Weak IA Luna, Dun. 10.—Anivals wheat an asarlantkag from the ascot; these b ler wady= Medd bus baldest are very and is the little tke nit= al lan weak an sappurted. Barley XV". sat hewn 'nifty aa Ways aanadan Minh oak Dana ant ~ter ea wail as oder solids, maddest la LIVERPOOL, Dec. 10.—We had a very small attend mice of country buyers at this dsy's market, and the busi ness posing has been on the most limited scale, sellers in vain offcriof to submit to a reduction of :id. per cents! on wheat and bd. to Is. per barrel and sack on flour. Indian corn is difficult to move even at a declined Is. per quarter, but importers refuse to give way farther. Oats and oatmeal both dull of sale without change in prices. Beans, peas, and barley are each 6d. per 9r. cheaper. The market closes without the least animation. LYNN, DEC. 10.—Weather has been fine the past week in the daytime ; but a deal of rain at nights. At this day's market the supply of wheat wee better than last Tuesday ; the dryest samples realms last week's rat.., damp aorta must be noted la to 2s. per qr. cheaper. Barley, supply less than usual ; all descriptions meet a ready male at la per qr. more money. Beans and oat. prices firm. Per imperial quarter to the grower : Wheat, white, new, 62lbs. to 6415 .. per imperial bushel, Ws to fife. ; ditto, red, 6115.. to 641ba., 59a. to 63a. ; ditto, old, 581bs. to 6215.., 475. to 57a. Barley, best chersli..r malting, 5315.. to Ulbs., 375. to 395. ; ditto runs etc. Taller ditto, Vibe. to falba, his. to 365. Oats, 3615. to 4211,e., 245. to 27a. Beans, old, 6315.. to tirilbs., 423. to 48s. . • new, 6315.. to 6415.., as. to 46e. Newcern.r., llic. 10.—The weather has become wet, which is much against the condition of grain. At our mar. ket this morning we had a moderate show of wheat from the growers, but owing to the mon subdued report from Marklane, the trade opened sluggishly, and business could only be promoted by submitting to rather easier terms. For a parcel of choice new Suffolk wheat 70c. per 504115. was procured, extra red at the same time being offered in vain at 68e. Foreign was in fair request, old Holstein red being mold for shipment at 60s. per 5011bs. Flour being in moderate supply steadily supported its value. Other articles unaltered. SAttanuar, Dr,c. 10.—At our market to-day the supply of grain was moderate sod cam to hand in softer condi tion, but the attendance was good. Business in wheat was limited—oonfined to immediate wants—mid a trills in advance. Flour unaltered in value. The inquiry for beat malting samples of barley was brisk and a good deal of business was done ; tone firmer. Malt trade steady and prices unaltered. In other descriptions of grain the trade was rather steady, bat fully maintained last week's quota tions. Wheat, stew, 675. to 67e. • old ditto, 42a. to Us. Barley, 28s. to 40s. Oats, 245. 34s. Beans, 45a. to Hit Peas, Mk. to 49e. Rye, 30s. to 365. per qr. Flour, 41a. to 47a. per sack. Milt, Bs. 3d. to 13e. 6d. per bushel. CATTLE.• r, Dso. 10.=11s•day waa what is generally tensed " Gigue Teesday," or our great Christ- My cattle market, when there was one of the largest shows of beasts we have had ler some years ; and the quality "messily was also very superior, being not over fatted, but of the moat useful description. There was a very numerous attendance of large buyers, who provided amply for the waste of their customers. A very fair amount of liminess wee done, but prices rulcd high, primest Devote reaching 13a. 6d. per soon. A large number of the rougher sorra remained or hand. The sup ply of sheep was small, numbering only about 1,800, which was 400 to 500 leas than on many ordinary market days. There were, however, some very prime lot., which attracted special attention and sold at high prime. The trade wee tolerably brisk, and nearly all changed hand,. Beat oxen ranged from 1.10. 611. to 13.. 6d. ; and heifers from 10e. 6d. to Ile. 6d. ; beet Down mutton, 80. per its ; ether breeds, 7d. to 70. ; veal, 7d. to 70. ; fresh pork. 7d. to 70. ; salted ditto, 70. to Bd., and 10s. 6d. to 11s. Od, per sore; green Mem, Pd. per lb. ; dry ditto, 10d. ; sweet pickled hams, 10d. ; cows with calves, 101. to 141. TRAFFIC RETURNS. It=MATO Mike Mr Mee- Total. Total, open gingen chandies 1801 1880 Week ending Oct 6. 4 Il £ 6 East Indian Railway Bengal Division 2611 %MO 4,381 8,930 4.772 Week ending Nov. IL Buffalo and lake Baron l6ll 1.446 1,161 Week ending Nov. M. 0 45. 41 4 a West oodles Dee. 7. =ow & South Western = Lworn ii . -485 c m 1 . 1 1 :49 , 1 7114 Meek iodine Dec. S. Greet Luxembourg Landon and Blackwell • --• 1.100 206 1,404 1,411 Manchester, South June- Moo. t Altrlochate lath Lembo VESSEL/3 SPOKEN WITH. Dream hildpl, from Liverpool to Beinbay, Ott 4 Mt. 24.14 8., lon. 116.30 E. insprees, from London for Mournful'. OK* lat. 8 & lon. SI W. /theatre, from London tor Grenada. Dee. 4, let. 69 N., lon. 5 W. George Kidd (barque), of Arbroath, from Madam for Moreton By 46 days, Oct. 14, lat. it 21 8., kin. 30.20 W. Isabella BMus, for London, steering N. by W. by compass Nov. 1, lat. 0.43 N.. ion. 18 W. °dram from Liverpool for Rio Grande 26 days, steering B&W., Nov. 9, Ist. 8.73 N., lon. 21.70 W. &lewd Cobden, from Liverpool for Bombay, lat. 7.40 N., Lon. 26.44 W. FIZZ AT TIM Luce TOWN-HALL—On Monday erasing, a fin, wising' Out far fie timely and fortunate diaoovery might bare been attended with great dertruotion of property. occurred at the Leeds Town-hall ender rather hall extraordinary chtunistanes• The Victoria hall islig hted with gm supplied from taro enormous meters, one on each side of the building ; and on Monday t, shortly after six o'clock, as Mr. Swam, &specter of was going to has oft*, he was surptissd to *Ulm what he nip posed was the gas burning above the metre on the west aide of the hall, near the prime cells. Oa further examination he discovered that six of the Lap n ipm which carry the vup to the hell were literally bknag and melting my. alarm was immediately given, and the hand•auglas be loosing to the town brigade was almost instantly at wet. A few minutes sufficed to remove all danger, but portinsof the pipes were so far melted that they were severed free the meter, and fell to the pared. The origia of the firs is not known, but it is supposed to have mina Los as torso of ev,— Leeds Mercury. DTZTRUCTITZ Flat AT BAMINO.—A ire of oon gamble magnitude, attended with great destruction of gre pasty, broke out last night, about 7 o'clock, on the premise known as the Barking-road Railway Station Refreshment ROMS. or Hotel, situated at No. 5, Victoria Dock-rued, within a few minutes' walk of the station. The building was of considerable extent, being throe storeys high, and contained about twenty•six rooms. The property was de. stroyed by a similar disaster on the sth of May in the pre sent year. Mr. Superintendent Jones, of the West Ram Fire Brirde, Wu soon on the spot, MI well 11,11 seven l engines o the London Brigade, and by dint of great pin& vamp& the fi remen, by 10 o'clock, succeeded in getting the Armee subdued, but not until the above-named building and the premises adjoining were destroyed. The nn of the are is unknown. The sufferen, it is were in sured. THE INvzawras MwtnEa.—A man named Fergn. sou (a mason), his wife, and two daughters, who lived near the place where the body of the unfortunate lad Cumming wee fount on Sunday morning, have been apprehended on suspicion of complicity in his murder. Gentlemen who require good and fashionable Dram can depend on the best materials and latent style at Hamilton and a impton'a, 106, Strand, oppoalte Exeter HaU.— Advertisement.] BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. --- - BIRTHS. ANDERSON.—December S77i Preston, Rutland, the wife of fee Rev. R. 0. Anderson, of a son. CLARKSON:December 9, at Camp Villa, Colchester, the wife of Captain T. M. Clarksoa, lOth Depot Battalion, of a eon. COCKBURN.—December 7, at Downton, Radnorshire, the wife of Sir E. Cockburn. Bart, of • son. DONNlUL—December 7, at Orove-park, Camberwell, the %Ile of J. Deaner, 19sq., of a eon. PRY.—December 7, at Oetham lawn, Bristol, the wife of S. Pry, Req., o a we. BA RAlS.—Dwensber 7, at Dlghtonetrect, Bristol, the wife of Mr. J. Barrie, of a daughter. HEARSEY.—Deosenber 6, at the Manor.house, St. Jolin's.wool, the wife of blajor-Generat Sir J. Hoarser, of a son. LEAP.—December 6, at the Woodlands, Clapham-park, Mel. W. L. Leif of a daughter. UNDRlDOK—Deoember 0, at Everstield.place, St. Leonard's. oe-ISse, fie wife ot Mr. Lindridge, of • daughter. PAVT.—Decernber at Oloucester.terrace, llyde-park, the wife of P. Pavy, Esq., of • son. ROBSON.—December 5. at Itighbary.park, the wife of N. 7.0. son. saAw Yst a ll ._ ber dan 7 g . h u ter it. pet.e.place, Brighton, the wife et Mr. J. Shaw, of a daughter. MARRIAGES. RAIN—WILLIAUSON.—December 7, at at, pe er . s . Eaton. square, by the Rey. J. ft. Snowden, A. B. Bain, son of theist , Sir W. Bain. Knt., R.N., to Harlon, daughter of the ftt' Captain J. Williamson. CAPPER—PLIED.—December 8, at FR. Peter's, Chester, by th e Rev. D. Capper, R. H. Capper. Nei., to Julia, daughter Peril, Hsu_ of Abbot's Cottage, Chester. DOWNER—slum—December 7, at St. Mark's, Kenai:l,4" by the Rev. C. W. Hodson, G. H. Downes, Fait., of 1 'l‘; terrace. Camberwell Ravened. to Gertrude, widow of the Litt J. Smith, Req. HOSKIN—BLENCOWL—Deeember 6, atilt. Nicholas. lirfe'V' n ,' by the Rev. H. M. Wegner, J. S. Hoskin, het.. Ge lf .ii- p larr . Br i ghton. to Mary Ann, d.vultter Ow late J. J. lencowe, req., of Marston House, Northamptousluh. DEATHS. ARBUTHNOT. —December ti, at Porthnd.phce. ,r of Lieutenant-General Si, E. Arbuthnot, K.G.B. BETMELL —December 7. at Upper Gro Esq. svestoretreet. An o3 Marfa, widow of tbe late W. J Beal COPS.—Deeefeeer 7, at St Gorriehrraw, e% Plualoo, Mr. W. OP% aged 76. ORA2 apd fr—Decesbee ft T. Gnat, Erg., of Sutton Valence Not ' 6S. HUM' LElL—Deestsber 6, at Roseseerryn, near Falmouth. J. Itaq aged 66. LOOKEL—Deeseater 9. at Ofeagalligrove, 011 Kent-road. 11 R. W. Lester aged 106. of LOUlS.—DacelAir 7, al late•-Plars. Clem"U°4 w u Admiral 14 1. loefet Deno of Cody's'''. D" °L 111"1"11.- "pig"67 at Mortstahlre . T. lidos& asq„ J.?, P. & Malted sad rrwlw Cby Winz Ax Itme ILAL" —• t o Lailbor 44 trest, _lto_ Chy at Lomb" Miser. at Uleardfa 4 VOlß in the Pemba at Wbrietrhus." Miteman, Deamsa U. sift v Noe 4. • }NOII . OALOI7 wsU ma tons, MO-horse loading In the m Victor ithc the Ist January, lot 2. the Indla trade, has bee Modation for passe and a stewardess. The service will be co following fasamalllng a Strom= Wanod South Inecte mm.Bl"ll74i nhali tmiglahjrels ofreeh' t) 87.11r:1a r . C.: and LONDON Slum limo, London, R.C.: se Midshipmen in thle w Minn& MO AUSTRARIA.—For the Desk am Satarday. the dipper shlp Commands der for ell cl she will earl) an experie aapppply to MOD, A LLSO Whim(' and Sous, laa, lido of alms for=aa fart NVIZKLY EITE NSW YOLK Dime. ininumrau STRAM their iron So maW 3 :p w :otipars .a . , and W =ALT PROM LI KTNA Wedn KANGAROO GLASGOW, iV And every PahlsDimege, modatiam laniard Pamempers asteridiom MWILLIAM INItA. ated YACHT. 61, STRAW to OOP °oft et Hull The Captain JM. SMITH, will or about THURSDAY. owns„ okt owns„ 11 81Mpitdawo, LC. ; U, Rood-lane, LC. THE ASHCRO MINING fibaraboiTten ta4 4 l2 llM• Dom. Tim Malaga per Mara to wit& two mils at fro of Ism Upanwe timaa TA* Comy la com Ilmi and ted Liabi li ty Act., off 1857. Thomas P. Klllott, no. Peorhoe itradww, Holy Captain Knox, p square, Dublin, Henry Price Esq., J.P., Peter Roe, PALClarendon Jamie Dines Touche, Western Railway Compan • National Provincial Bank Holyhead, National Bans of Irelan ilo James Malley, Esq.,* U Mann. Boyle, Low m , Pi Masers. J. Cunningham and Mr. Connell, houth.mall, Masan. Laurence, Son, and Mr. George Hancock, 15, Ti Mr. James Gorton, Newmark 0 Registered OBese, Branch ONces, 40, Upper ABRIDGID This Company Is fonued forth of a very valuable tract of min in the pariah of Holyhead, held Stanley M.P at a moderate Unexpired. i=istwod• br roam. J ilmempi portion& dressed, 7 to 10 per cent. of cop Refermum is particularly Levi one of the most suentldc geol Is., Rut., of the Board of Pubi given permission for his opinion Y wan as to the reports from John Bitchily', Esq., John H. Allred Jenkin, Esq., showing the cent. upo n the nominal, and 50 p capita l at the present worki U M(raged by the large ret Mona Mines, situated at Almwc the Directors have formed a very of this venture, which they Wile on outlay of not more than five DAMEN National Provincial Bank of Eirtl itamtor, National Bank of Ireland, Pub ASHCROFT ANGLESEY OOPPI 4ecelved of ........ too .. Mrnlnge per slime depoelt noon 11 l Anglesey Copper lUning Company Dated this day of , 1 THE frionds of the MUT ANC socisry ;established lond”n. and the renersi 2rithas any ueurvinees estecte.l have the advantage er en° year In ev PELICAN LIFE INSI Established In leo. 70, Lorubard.street. EC., and DISECTORN. Octiastin E. Coops. Esq. Hen W. Cotton, Hay., D.C.L, T.i6. I UM. John Honda Esq. John James A. Gordon, Esq., M.D. Bang T.H.S. Matti Edward Hawkins, Jun., Eau. Yam Eastman D. ft, , Es t ., xs. x Itoln rt TikAelt, 81110 Examples of tile .11n4rtInt St Moat of Fronts to Pollotas d El; Term of Life at the undi Aii when Aimee. Duration of i Dont NWT. In ea fl a J.l a S I l 7 years t2lO 7 14 years 341 2 21 years 44 4 7 )ears 44 13 14 p ars f al a y ri yes ' 71 2 . 4 yours 94 4 14 years 117 2 11 years 144 1 For Prosy. as above, or edam. Forms of Propos& to soy of tile Compours 4 DiLBRIGHT'S APHROI phorsed !MI" TNE nation of Phosphatic salts. quinine, sexes, contaluing all the essential , Drain, and nerve substance agreeable Its isation, still preserving its wend Immediate relief, and permanently wasting and withering cf the nerve spereastordurn disease., of the kidney Daft, end 'soy other exhaustive de regenerating and reinvigorating all the human frame. Preen, lii. per bottle, or . Prepared sad add at Laboratory, 44 Street W (opposite the aide of St. Go where also may he had the new medics Ito cause airl awe, with sw Pasty on the wervellout teetotally@ potters of wouderful rynirtly. known as the Aphri tree by roanni post, 1 tt.inspa .111tusloal to he addrweed to fiulph Bright. TI bass confided to a re:mitered PhYricl. of Surgeons. I:lychee', who ILA 11 1 $ 1 0 .1 r by Mow purchasing the above, (Lmlted a avis ,000 a isaUoi