The Express. — London, England, 1861-12-21 00:00:00

NAVAL AND MILITARY. *um Hun!, Doc. 51.—PR011oTioNs AND Ar wmossisres.—ibi folleeries impreon hem boos promoted fa dr reek of fad elroe mildest engineers :—J. C. aseilen. at On Verb ; H. Ir. 44arwand. of tha Lamm ; A limimmenk al tie Carob; IL 0 411 0 1 4 4 the G.g.l‘.• ; . 111 - Ihmr.rn. linparnnammre .4 the lad., IL I). Campion, ales I:Mkraan ; V. .rumly. a lb. Y ~..tton (A). trun•ferred (rem th. astrd 1. Lb. Cumberland. a. edtittimel fur lama us the Vises. Revramr. W. Kumbie, of the Jones Watt. I remote.] to =hog tine elms swtent ensmeer ; anal W. K. Il r orv, , ou. ans.da. nasal L.* Aoovtant eegmerr ,u the l'hiloteeL Advantanta E. C. linnet. to the I.efence ; 11. W. Irlilmine, le the novenae; W. E. Famegtou, to the Otemerciero; C. H. Franks aml t., W. Balle.ton, to the Wereier. Parnader e. S. Pith', to the Ceram'llia. (irk J. K. Limeline, t the Mork,. laws. W. S. Lev..ll sad H. I:. It., have 'oven Demi fled tt, savaleadetahape PoitTAMorrii, L. Thu Fling Fish, It, screw' C.,u,mander W. . AoJera;ii, astlad to-day for Lisboa. An atUsp• was made to-day to dock the Black Prime, len screw frigate, but it Ira. uasuccavitul, owing to th e to asilfriao-v water. The attempt will ko ispeattall to anew. WOOLWICH, D. 10. DICPAKTV RE 01 ROYAL A Krt LLEItY Mk CANADA.— • monsiog two batteries of the Tenth Brigade Royal Aratllay awl the staff olheon of the brigade. comprising tkikael F. Intel.% C.a. in command, Colonel Burrows, ODloia and Adjutant Cairn... yuartermaater Haisea, sad Margeos Nast, M.D., assembled on parade, and. after is smarties by the commaadant. Ilajoutieneral Sir H. Datum =gibed in lb. parr, and proceeded in steam vessels to teadoe, re ' , ate (or Southampton, to embark on board the Alm for Canada. A large amount of war stores has been brwarded during the present week from the Royal Arsenal is Liverpool ad Southampton, by railway, for shipmeot to tie ante destination. Several mewls ate receiving riniilar augurs is the river, sad the whole of the departments are sew working overtime to meet the sudden pressure caused by the protabiltiy .4 war. The fifth battalioe of the Military Train corps is impeded to arrive Woulieich tomorrow, from .%I.lrrshott. CHATHAM, Doc. 20. The naval traumport Durk, winch mailed early *is narrows wit► gores for the westward, took the ground while runowier oat of harbour, sod was not gut off again rattil some hours otter. Little or no iojury was, however, awe to the transport. MALTA. Der_ 14. GuouvrJ Edwards, who lira! &t Captaus "km le, et the Royal Artillery, is sentenced to be elitA wit Friday, at Mort Reaunlt. INeransawler G. B. Nicolas, of H.M.S. Trideet, haa beau tried by court martial for cruelty is ..nlering • boy to be mad. He era. fnuad guilty, aad senteuced to be amaiseed lb. service with diap•cia. H.M.S. thwrr. Abilene, (SOSO. Filrbflll3.l, 31101POIMMIN forritle. sad Agameneo• bare all left fix Gibraltar. DLYAait'aa Or TROOP% POI CAXADA.—SOIIIII. ASHTON, FRIDAY NIGHT. - The Adriatic and Pans& let ismahamptos Water at sight o'clock this mooting, the homer taking the lead. Mao wore working the whole per maws sight putting Mons on bowl by mesas of bargee to and bon the docks. Part of the Mk Reginald al feet has ='embarked oa board the Mastialrota. Liman.* A. IL mos, R.N., has bees appointed t for trims purls to the Maidalima, vice Lmutemast , 111. N.. loam appoistatest bus bees onscelled. A Maar was ro. raised at aim o'clock this miming from the trammel scent is baud the Adriatic, Weed throe miles outside the Ifssellsa is whisk he says that all le wall on bard, that Ihe sarshiando nif sadists am settling Sows comfortably', al that prossamdiag foie sad aft the deck will soca be gpmilds. roo ludas, which left Southampton yeatrrday Ida the AmMalim moil, was detained a short period by mans Mess the Admiralty be Mho is it.... for Gibraltar mosotwar mi Mar way fr om the Mailiairmawia to APO Amnia. SPOltrDla DITTLLIOZNOIt. BETTECO AT MANCHA:STE& —FiLDAT. TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS WASS& 5 t. 1 opt Old Water IQ 14 to 1 Ham. (t) THE DEIHL 1 to 1 eel Dookilaso (4) 11 to 1 Old Gabor (t) 11 to 1 Mama (t) II to 1 Oomoo (t) WATIZLOO CUP. 14 to 1 opt awed. seinimlion 14 le 1 Oomploolro asooilatios til to 1 Olbsools asoloodos The Casigifinbire Lolled& did is nest dories a r . r., ilk of the dea et n VW hies, Tastenall's ,11 •rowa will be sired en Ileaday mina the day appointed for the fneerei d As PtinaeCteesset. OtTIPAL PALACA M. Mediu% fir, width bars bath =tlsm thie ellibliee whisli bee Well.. the ill be esemesesesi we ilealseihis, Theawhiv, llth Disarader. Greet peethethiese have bees mailed fee souse assthe -. b the enetles of ea lesseeseez is tie ' =Am til e 'bilk wlth ipii =ssesie Menthe d the war, emu* sod far the mai MK 111. be to the ibs kr the Is* as the altesthes ftdiegi A pmts. sloth fie, tall el webs, will be Wee _ ad& idle eel bis youthful miter, Nth Adele is meth • min at bowel the retereetas• thetheare .sere... lad Mall. thi Went piMe Istervet. ithelmiethe perbethisee will enthweies at la( roth Admit Ned be othllwasi ke abed as bass oddities ball these Wig peollesthese es the great ergs. M. Meths will mils SS thelltt OS the b repo is the peat all 4 1 17 d 1 este* while these old Clarions* mikrAw. r glbw& wed ales sail Comedy. ~~m+.lb.blew Able thee with Ma sever-hellia• .2116 bit see Owielme len ethe sees bee bees thews he the th y% raid b may s,. wiles 0 10 _, 2 1 •1 1 , 1 * el sod asthma awl New Tads IPPON en sal. w the a .tans is the ISM awl the- Vat?. ail as npay aAO se the !okra The ems st wi Rum* w r be ei i 'Atha. sail Itressese bales was ir dm Vietesiti owl ithemeabile ?El PUB AT WTNTASD SILL. I'lee Wow*/ palliation el the be at thefees d llesellems Listket Wry us Inia UN Nomad : NA sees, a assalal essemeasr reds Into ilvelass la bet kw*, Willie. sews dist Wywyeed Hall war es dm sad terveidav lie isfieWase et the esaian for ▪ waledies. lime were deevalshed wereW greet=i- Ili The West lieetlegeei Ile apses deo atetearos Woo blissoleg tot e hall wore speedily IN; -. The is. hod bed= .m, se is 1141. In or near to the sages; bet. belgey, the hen ewe sot au this ite ot the know awls' deetrerd. It was shwa 10 **desk is the hearses vibe the Ire wee led deireend. sed it wee eosilard to the wake Is which f 1 eeseareseed. ?be essastiesst dispel is • Pl* wed do motel ac seer it haws pendred. r e pawl alleelerwhill. ha, sedered dist lewasery Injury whisk areassoffy attends the slam-ties ei r • - Gm but sour* area Th ere wee • lap ressearre et pee* at the fire, dams amelase and ether plasma YU ilteektes V eiselows asee Oar .enter Tire Seems sad Alin were active Is Se dedwrge of their gluten, and the Is. was mastoid vldis a few hears of the time at whit& It leeks out. It ass • th• sight of Friday, the 19th of lehrwerr 141..b00t ina 11. that the former Ire ems eheaesd fr.io fees window, stosted bettroto two Is.. couvrrying )lit to tooth the dispel sod the toseerestary, Imue.dietely alibis* welt ether: mid before, any sosistance could be assaprea. the wads interior of the tine m 4110,1101 chapel ass is Imes The oonservatory end the peakr part of the noose* also sollorod ilietructioo, the aye being esti mated at the tens to be armee of 150,00111. The hall bad lies bees mare thee 19 years to the 'sures of metes, and moo bat approaching toenails completioa. Wysyard Prat is the sera .1 the Marellitmem of Loodorulerry, sod ibe Yell. erected by the late marquis, wider the direction of Ni. Wyatt, arellitect, is a magadicent residence. The &mpg was tainted within the belL at the north - oret sock. eat it was Sited up with rich sad gelid 90••Wh roshoPtl• • dissed the wall.; lays the county history, 'are Corinthian wiseof white rumble. The stained ors wiodowe were misonted by of Newcastle. The main, with deep candela, are wassiudy gilt. The choral, as well as taro water, palmy. sad the wadi ea tram* hall, are fle9Pd nth polidwd weriolei ROTA& DRAMATIC Couios liais—The friends MRII min= of this meninges sherity win be pleased to awn that the reoriptsrif the 1.. t. hall mewled those of nay peisinge year, and that the is will hill eery Buys short a IDOL Kew, praise oboultl he gives to the very efficieut Doi imerrcetic hell committer -h. Webeter, J. J. Jerweod, Crowns'. IL Churchill, &WU., Child., J. J. Standee, Bellort HA and A. C. Bailey, imps. " We lisd Da Larry's delicious health-restoring Momalmilo Ambit* PAM the riot rewod if laliitnal enema. golos. MitioMiso 447 a m. heartburn, 1 . 1016 ". 4 rMAM. invor. Itterelgtr . atrophy. *W. Am. wre.elm olooptommem, bowel sea Row eaalY rtt. hassenbeids. tuud4 seihrba. &bah). alsotok. sod oroomptiso.—Asedsow try. M.D., RA: Dr. Warm. Co leksami. 101 r. Ihr. dud Wooer" Pooko.l elm. fib . Mb.. HA. ltib., tI—JIMMY Or I.:Aebr and *a, TT. Itverntesrvet, Loodoo ..ho rortaas sod M...+ sad ▪ M. Molosokonl...4not 4 Chespokl• aid I‘a, Word 'Mist: moll agora mod MimisiA—LAdoortiosemmt. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, DFCEMBER 21, 1861. 110).11 LAST molirs GAZETTE. BANKRUPTS. IXABSII or siOLICNOILII AND PIAITHLII PAWrb LARS TO 111 ONTAIXT.D AT TUN ()MCI OP TIM CRISP RIGHITIAJL, tawar OP 141111t1ICSTCT. IIAMINOMALL-STREST.] l!..1.1 I'llll.merT. New-et tart, Kennington-road, commission awed. to.aneu.ler Jan. L at 11. 1111 k-street, Cheapside, manufacturer or fancy titataing., Jr. S. at 1. sV. 7.11 11..c0117 D.ts tao,.U.Senhott. lieutenant In the 10th Jan. S. at IS Ciao:4EllA W NJUIIT, Great Waste;, Essex, schoolmistress, Jan. 3 at II kbw.is "UNA& Trinity-roam Tower-LID. herbalist, Jan. S, at II Joie% Y.t uarTm. it. Mary t' ay. Kest. carrier, Jan. 3, at Sato IL bitAnabit. 311Meayettwil, itintoo, baker, Jan. 3, at 11•11.11111 SICITNNIT 111Lr.N, Ildowtereet, Kanningtost.ived, livery atabk• keeper, Jan. 3. at 124. Wm.Lle than+, Pons's awl Swithaea, auctioneer, Jan. S, art 14. J .Nos Bowan., High Wycombe, Bucks, builder, Jan. 3, at 114. G noses ItcarELL, Beanniont.street, Mt. liarylebone, lodging. ha.se keeper, bee. So. at 11. 1.1111141114 TCll36lb rouge% surrey. publican, Jan. 3, at IL Twollaa ta , Litaiwok. Iliddlefes, Jan. 6, at ii. Jogs hen, yamhab l , serr e ), boot and shoe maker, Jan. 6, at 111. .beeids! AILIMT YETITT, , btideslon, Suffolk. IntUder, Jan es at 11 TIU.NAPJoNNSoII. Northampton, builder, Jan. 0, at 111. b,l-111111. liague.straet. Bethan- green .rad, baker, Jan. e. et 111. JAIL, Mt:Tea"' 11"11010, Ablyy.prdens, et, John*awood, at torney at-law, All 6, at 11. .1. , 1111 Ilr-a4A9T, New.etre.t, it. Slarylebone, gneogrocer, Jan. • 10. J.MN tiHLzRALn CtdSMAY, It, Ann's-gardens, Kentish-town, ' lode: keeper, Jan. 6. at 10. W 'Luau Paw! hum; N rityderratn, Old Detlitingreen-road. erneral consmiselon agent, Jan. a at 10. Janus n JULIAN LUNN ALPILIUGNand WILLIAM OSMAN, Pomeroy. strt-et, 01.1nent.road.brewent, Jan. 7, at 111. taaeli ItLesSI.L. snow, lurk-place, Battersea fields, Wan. drew,. the 31. at In. Stmioimule, sydenham, commission agent. Jan. t. at 1. Mellen/ Sieurorms, New Complou•street, solo, costumer, Jan 7, et I. JULIUS ALMS LOWIXTMAL and Ramage TATUM, Little TOMS- • street, City, 'general merchants Jan. 7. at If. Rouse IteefflelLL Lucas,Brightuu, prufamir of literature, Jr. 7, at 14. TllunAll AAIUN SC,??, Great Ruuell.street, Bloomsbury, Jam I 1. at 11. W Inane lIAAPLLLU , Norfolk-terrace, Dalton, printer, Jaa. 2, sil . Josult lituagrfs, Lover Tottenham. carpenter, Jan. 3. at It Jolla noussamsar.. Aared mesa. Kilburn. cab driver, Jam at It Joel LADY, Daventry, Northamptonshire, Innkeeper, Jr. , lu, at %Marmot Duran BLACANAN, Queen-street, Edgware-road, mil. hoar. Jan. T, at 14. YeItbLAMS CuLWILL MAGUILI, Staffoni.plece, Camberwell, Iron tiacler, Jan. 10, at ll JosUrti Stalls, St. Ilarketreet, Goodman's-6'kb, dealer Is jewekry, Jan. T. at 12. 1.41111411.11, Jun., Tudeley, Kent, licensed victualler, Jan 11, alb ) . Jena SirawaLL, Bedford. farmer, Jan. 10, at 2. Hall! Puaaar, Nieholas.lane, City. merchant, Jan. 2. at Ik. Winds. Hu% Speen. Dern,, corn dealer, Jan. 2, at I. Giumek burns= and gusiters Lucerne, Hataeldpises, , Weatmmater-reed. greengrocers, Jr. 9. at 10. Hart. Great Lautleetreet, Onordinarket„ Jan. 10,at 10. Joist' Woon, (loydon, surveyor. Jae. 6, at 10. WILLIAM GLanelLUt Born. Great TkhOsldetrua Xs:plebes*. , awl cantabywireet, itegestatreet, dry cooper Jan. 9, at 10. Giese& Elsa. Great Varmoutb. Ash merchant, Jan. 10, at 10. Mauna Hasse UMW! runny Brlghtoo, chemist, Jan. 16. at 11 Julie Daum Keith place. Homey, emend shopkeeper, Jan. le. at 19. Joan WiLLlag JAMUL, Amptunetrest, Grajahm.road, clerk te • bailees., Jan, le, at 10. ALMA" Risaaus, Velum. WU4, tonkeeper, Jam 10 star. FRANCIS DINT. Minden. Warinclukini, me/leter Jan. 6, at 12. Umlaut Pear , lllawaten.irreteereendm brew, Jut. 10. at It Jews Juno !Mauna. Notaingliem lace Ilaisher. Jam 7, at 11. Dom Ace, mg 11l Tizeng. Covehem Wton, meows. Jan. K at 12. 3airannens Iran. Olosemiershire, magma Jan. 0. at 11. LcrAnu Pulellllo,lll. Day, Corns all. grocer, Jam 2, at IL istRT WhreUeoombe, nooneroatelin, boot and aloe maker. Dee. 90, at 11. Janes el mut unser. St. Day, Cornwall, las a at 12. Jura Calla, Staple IlLspaine, Moniermendm, farmer, Vass. 6. at 12. 2101•711, Bono, Cusborne. CornwalL Jan. 6, at 12. JAMMU DIWALL. Crewe, bear Saatwleb, Cliaaltlre, Hunan yin- j tae I.', Dm. SI, at I. DAVID Lion Derver, M. Bairn Inaceire. ironmonger, I Dee. 311, at 11. MN Unit Imoymonr. Destutm WONT Jan. 3, at 1. JOBB 1113gott, Ikahop Weinman'. Durham, con merchant. Jan. I, at L WILLIAM Urals. Dreintrise, inn Implement maker, Jan. 34, at 10. JAIL , Rooting, Itielad, seseemMaL Jan. 9, at 1. YRIDIUUCII Ws" LaM ler lea. 7, at S. Osman BreigUll, IJ Mines . lan. 11, at 3. Hazen Min% Dribs eresrandsk Dee. 31, at 11. June town, DerliWa. Siellmaire, blank tray makes Dee. $l, at 11. MARIA Swot& Ilaardwaise, etdPewhotwe keeper, Jen. 21, st 12. Jones Canvas, Coventry, watchmaker, Jan. 7, et It !TM 1111111. Ramworth. Lancashire, farmer, Jan. 6, at M. Tram Dubs Ettinpnall New Village, btaterdoldre, Waif, Jen. 10,at Jews roam Bilston, staff ordshlre. carter, Jan. 10, at I. JOIN Pealed Bowes, Tettenhall, Staffordshire, grocer, Jan. le. at 111. Omer TOMLWoII, Wolverhampton, Beeman victualer, Jan. 10, at ft HASTE! BAXTER, Wolverhampton, dyer, Jan. 10, at 9. All Foot,, Wolverhampton, licensed victualler. Jan. 10, st 9. Ultoson TaaaCCIL, Wolverhampton. Journeyman eaua.l leek Baler. Jan 10, d 9. TIPMATUMIRT WILMILIM, Wolverhampton, IllansWil Jan. 10, at 9. WILY= ItranK °tannery, ItraerrssairpentosJea. S, stn. Jeri Sr* Ireadworterps Dave* Miseam, gym. U s st Saari Sll2lll3r t M ik arier, Dean. at IS RAIIIrII, MOGUL 'Welk, lanesrer, f, at U. Osman Door, Ifarkahlre, taller, Jos 1, MIL Kogan Manus Carer. elelimainre, beerboweekeeper. Deo el, at ie. rowans Dcoas, Berm, isorraberlend, rearlat, Jae. 12, at IL CaLWAS 111, l'onsire//4 sarler, Jan. 13, M IL Omura /1•71$11/1, nearer beer Jam N. at IL Lunar Lunn, lark wee/, collier, Dec.3o. at 11. Linos linveor, Inshore. Taroldre, policeman. Jan. 1. at It Boa? BILILISIIAW CLARA. 1113111711. Nobler,, line, labourer, Jas. 1. at 11. JUAN Dens% WaielaiS rnall&e. Innkeeper, Jan. L at 11. Clreir 11011.111.11111. WoilllBlk Denhantronahlre, bootmaker, Jen. 3, at 111. Amer Wm* Waresster,llinespv. Jan. a. at IL amuse laribrere. Warwickshire, Innkeeper, Jan. IL at 11. Jose Doran LOClllll7ft, Sou* Seer, praerer "(homeopathy. Jas Si, et 11. Davin routes Jun., Oreat Yarreth. eertrainer. Jes at 11. UM WOMAN, Talerth, brockenekablre. to male Jan. Wu it xi IL = NIIIIIIT. Llysees, Ilreekneekaire, teerbeese koeme. Jas at IL Juan Hann SLAM Ear atosaboase, Derarbire, palates Jam. I, at IL Trims WASiOIIIII, / 6 / 1 111214 Deeteoldre. mem, Dee. 11, at 1. Men Mawr. _bar Jos it at lb. WILIIIII 00,4411111*, Waseeerwies arm la brew* Dee. it, at It. Joss Mew. 01 Waterworn, peer. Dee. 31, at 11. Drat Sown& Sat Manes el bees Dee. U. at 11. Stuart Irma. Isle et "Irk vlseriler. Jas. 1. et it, Jews REM too, Goemr. Lsßeb ears Irks Dee. Si. at lab. Mu err /WM 70111167 et beer, Jr. at IL limn 'mamas. am. 0 21112 nt. Jr. 4 at It IVILIAA■ Baum 1/Mar1.1113111 ,7 1. 11 1 064766 . nib's; dirt. Jr 4. at U. Dos. W. Waugir Weelboorsetv raw bedew. Da 111. Jam WW2, Durlabis. Mb, bulkier. 40111? WOOL COMPANIIII Alit Ow? Nosralm Yl WOWS DIAL QerrAIIT (IMITIT), Dee. $5. al I, as Dealeolosielreat—gatltice far vanillin up. Tyne, cheese factor-Jan. 10. W. Stewart. Darlington, pipe manufacturer- Jan. 10. E. Ord, Crook, Durham, draper-Jan. 10. T. Ord, Sunderland, veterinsry surgeon-Jazi. 14. M. Knott, ' North Shields. ship owner-Jan I I. J. K nott, Bowdon. Northam herland, butcher-Jan. lu. O. hultue3, Mtldil, Durham, inib• lican-Jan. 1. W. Davison, Wigton, Cumberland. tanner-Jan.tl. B. &mem Reath, Olamorganshire, commercial traveller-Jan. .7.2. T. Walters, L auguirke, Olamarganshlre. grocer-Jan 22. J. Phillips. Lime...eke. Glatuorgalishin.. hauller-Feb. 0. T. Crew, Eccisaffeld. Yorkshire, rope manufacturer-Feb. 0. T. J. Cres- She Meld, el.tetru plate manufaeturer-Feb. 4. A. Smith, sheikh', Joiner-Feb. U. B. Halite, Sheffield, anvil maker -Pleb. G. J. Rudd, Shrileld, heerliouse keeper-Dee. SI. J. Worrell, C....0rt0n. Cheshire, joiner-Jan. Ilk J. Whisker, Great Drittield, Yorkshire, hootmaker -Jan. 17. J. Presser, Cheltenham, gar dener-Jan. 17. W. Bleakiey, Manchester, beerhouse keeper- Jan. 17. W. Hutchinson, Itarchester, boner-Jan. 17. J. Parry. Ardwick, Manchester, journeyman tailor-Jan. 1 W. Pa mar. Ardwick, Manchester, salesman-Jan. 17. E. Watkins, Man chester, tripe dresser-Jan. 17. IL Pkwa, Levenshulme, near Man che-ter, warehouseman-Jan. 10. 0. Roberts, Liverpool, oow ffeePer-Jan. 10 W. Lunde). Oldham, journeyman mechanic- Jan. 10. J. Damien. Blackburn, fish curer-Jan. 10. T Uttering ton, Klrkdale, servant to a team owner-Jan. 10. J. Taylor, But ton, Lancashire, latrouter-Jan. 10. W. F. Marshall, Shipley, Yorkshire, !scald maker-Jan. 10. T. Dobson, Blackburn, journey. man plasterer-Jan. 10. H. Taylor, Manchester, commission ag nt -Jan. lv. R. Holden, Preston, Honer-Jan. 13. 1. S. Perkins, Blackburn, commission avut-Jan. 10. W. Palmer, Weltord, Northamptonshire, 'toolmaker -Jan. 8. E. J. 'Haskell, Oreat Mar. low, Bucks, ginger beer manufacturer-Jan. 24. It. Vince, Ker sey, Suffolk, cattle dealer-Jan. 21. J. Neale. Nettle.tead. Suf. folk, farm bailiff-Jan. 8. J. Robinson, Hatfield, Ems:, butcher- Jan. 8. J. Prhne, Westbromwlch, boat steerer-Jan. 18. J. Wheat. ley, CamMtise, Northumberland, mariner-Jan. 03. J Chaplin, Walston, Warwickshire, labourer-Jan. 10. J. Hooper, Duivertan, lionsersetshire. cattle dealer-Jan. 8. P. ThomhilL Stone, Sta. fordshire, dealer in male-Jan. t K Heska Devonport. ship wright-Jan. 0. C. Marshall, Plymouth, bookseller-Jan. 8. J. Saunders, East Storehouse, Devonshire, builaer-Jan. 8. S. Hoskin, Plymouth, bootmaker-Jan. B. S Yager, Plymouth, general dotter-Jan 17. J. Lawton, Morley, Yorkshire, cloth imatev-Jan. 17. T. Briggs, Morley, Yorkshire, cloth manufac. tarer-Jan. 17. T. Terry, Knowl York-hire, beer retailer-Jan. U. J. Perris, Ttruperby, Chealtire, grocer-Jan. 24. J. Mason, Wilmslow, Cheshire, tailor-Jan . te. J. T. E Ige, Totten. Hint.% cattle deslcr-Jan 21.1. Wile, Stafford, gunsmith-Jan. 20. I. T. White, Long Buckhy, Northamptonshire, miller-Jan. 17. S. H. Valera Ipswich, furrier-Jan. 20. E. Houghtot3, Deventry. tailor -Jan. 21. T. WWl's!, Leeds, carver-Jan. 14. S. F. M•Douald, Plymouth, sessacna outfitter-Jan. 14. J. Roberts, notiiihtlfrt, Kent, dealer to weed--Jan. SU. D. Aspinall, Lindley, Yorkshire, kleurreyman slake-Jan. SO. F. Milne& Dalton. Yorkshire, inn keeper-Jan. I& K Priestley, Huddersfield, journeyman fulling miller-Jan. XI. O. Busethunt, Hoddersiblit baker. DECLARATIONB OF DIVIDENDS. yiole DAUNT, Mauro's, Devonshire, innkeeper—let dividend of !old., any l'iseeday or Frid.y. at liirtre 'e, Exeter. flialsootit, Devonshire, huilder—let dividend of any Turley or Friday, at liirtsers, Exeter. 011.0110 C CNAIT, West Ind, Somersetabire, glove manufeetturer— ist dividend of Old., any Tuesday or Friday, at Illrtzers, Exeter. !WIN CULYZAWILL, Waahford Billie and WlhLton Mills, Somer. setshlre, tuiDer—let dividend of 101 d., any Tuesday or Friday, at Dinars, Exeter. JOHN Ca dividend of 7d., Jan. 8, or any subsequent Wednesday, at Morgan's. DIZGAU Jae. It. Andrew Holden.O. Hoerr R. Holden, and Ares Holdr, Biackbare. lenceshlre, core saanulacturers. CERTIFICATES to be granted, area ruse be shown to the contrary on or before the day of meeting. Jae. 10. K H. Cogswell ard O. Day, Peterbomugh, builders— Jr. 10. J. Cooper, Wootte.i.bridge, Iski of Wight, miller—Jae. Is. 114/11 Ann Belford, Southerners, issikeeper—Jies. 13. J. J. Badge. Forest hill, chemist—Jae. It. N. J. llsyes. Stoke Ferry, Norfolk. cattle dealer—Jen. 14. K Darla, Retired, Glaregaie. shire, tnskeeper—Jsn. 15. J. Derwin, Tarsal, Staffu earthenware dealer—Jan. 21 J. Tree, Woreester, scrlverr, al a Wrt M a lvern. Worcestershire, 'o 'ging house keeper—Feb. 4. B. Wilmer, Notenehaut lace manufacturer. PARTNERSHIPS DHINOLFED.. - W. Todd and iTitposts — , Liva . rio:4, — VoTslibloaers—J. Prescott and T. Blosham, Banbury, Moo, drapers—lf. Kay, B. lay, and F. W. !Arany, Leeds, ludiarnbber manufacturers—J. J. Clean mans, J. Clennuark and H. Deakin. tiolywelLrow, Finsbury. auctioneers, so tar as regards H. Daston-8. Pam and W. G. Buxton, Sheffield, tress merchants—A. Oliver sad W. C.pleston, Leeds, printers—Joe Illlngwceth and John Illingworth, Bradford, Yorkshire, whams& H. G. mecdonald and J. S. Brown, Milkutreet, plural elm. :Minion merchants—lL Broadhurst and L Brositharsk Man chester, commludon agents-0. !Wart, J. &tart, A. Mart, Smart, T. Snort, rtvl W. Shark Hugh, Westmoreland, bobbin turners. sn far as regards O. Saari, J. Snarl, and W. Boart—ll. Martin, J. Smethurst, and J. Moss, Ashton-under-Lyrae, cotton spinners, sn tar as regards J. Moss—C. Mottram and F. S. Mot tram, Nottingham, hotel keepers, and FAlgbaston. Wan wielishins , wine merchants—J. W. Smith, H Cautley, and J. Itawnaley, Bradford, Yorkshire, worsted stuff manufacturers, so tar as regards J. W. Smith—T. 1. tingliths, J. B. lirowett, and T. Orif- BUts, Birmingham, tin plate workers, so far as regards T. F. Ortt- Threiford and T. Threlford, Btrat.ord, cabinet makers-3. K. ran liarpen, P. C. W. Bormann, and J. Mould. Newcastle.upon.T`rns, and North Shields, *hi brokers— W. Woolstenholme and W. Holland, Manchester. SCOTCH SEQI7ESTRATIONS. Joni BIVIUUDON, Aberdeen, writer, Dec. 27, at the Lemon Toe* Hotel, Aberdeen. WILLIAM LINCOLNS. GIN•10H, NONNHIIiaIOO Wilt Dec. IN. at the Vacuity Hail, Olearow. JOHN POIWNN WWATN ,deceased), DUNN. WHO', Dec. 26, at the White Swan Hotel, Dame. LACHLAN 01• NT, Orantown, carrier, Dec. Sl, at the Station Hotel, levennee. ?WSW Gomm Olagow, writer, Dee. 27, at the Faculty Hall, Glasgow. Liaxmwsa KIRKLAND. Glasgow, civil engineer, Deo. 516, at the Faculty Hall, Wimpy. LaW EntElliguirc. EQUITY COURTS.—Dec. 20. (Before the Ma44f of the THE NATIONAL INVESTNOTT AND ASSURANCE ASSOCIATION. The inquiry iu this case was resumed by the examination of Mr. Wells (one of the directors), by Mr. Selwyn. Mr. Wells stated that when he joined the company he took and paid for 1,0801. stock. He paid the 1,0601. He found another WO/. had been allotted to him at the same time, and that his name appeared in the books as a debtor for 5001. Of this lee was glow •sawa's, and when he discovered it, he immediately paid the 5001. He retired in 1856. In reply to may questions as to various accounts, minutes, Sic., the witness add he had always placed reltince upon Mr. Morrisou's statements ea to the position and prospects of the society, and could not say . what the entries meant ; • resolution appeared in the books by which directors were to receive their fees, whether I present or not. That, said Mr. Wells, I can explain. hen Lord George Papt was absent in the Crimea, he wrote me that he felt be should not be justified in taking fees for attendances which he could not give. As • result I moved that no fees should be paid to absent directors, and a counter resolution to the effect just read was moved and carried anainet me. Mr. Holihouse appeared for Mr. Wells, and said that he should ask no question upon the evidence just given, and he must add that in no event should be have asked Mr. Wells a question, u no issue was raised between hint and the official manager ; a proposition to which, ash* understood, his Honour assented, as did Mr. Selwyn. The Rev. William Bean was Dent cross-examined by Mr. • RoxborgL. He was • director of the Times Assumes tlom pony, which received 16,000/. from the State ABIUMOCO Company, for its buaiesse, or amalgamation with the latter. He was quite unable to say bow much was pain rep in the Times onion It wee ruled when it sold its business. lie beams a director is the State office, and received the usual director's fees—cue guinea • meeting. He had never in quired as to the security upon which the 16,0001., and other large sums, had been advanced by the National. He always understood the business was properly con ducted through the managing director and their solicitor. He was one of the deputation to Paris on the °c oulee of • meeting between the representatives of the Imperiale Company and the National. Though pre sent at the meetings, he could not explain their results, as he did not understand French. le reference to a sum of 10,0001. which had been paid into the Bank of Englaod in his, among other names, he explained that 2,90111. of that amount was drawn out without his knowledge, and of that step he strongly complained at the board. The object of paying the 10,0001. into the Bank was to give their agent, Monsieur Gorilla, the 'director iocidmit to having that sum is his name. He understood net was desirable to put Gorilla into • good position to enable him to dispose of " National " shares in Porn. Morrison told him so. The security for the shares or monies he always thought had been properly . inquired into. The withal, then explained a resolution in which the board expressed their coalidence is Morrison as to the sub ject metier of litigation iu Paris, in which it was made to appear that everything in regard to it was satisfactory. He had never heard, he said, that the shares touching which the ditpute arose, were still in the hands of Paris bankers. The visit to the National of • Paris beaker, holder of some of their shares, the winless did not know the result of. He was certain that when the Livorno business was in troduord at the board Mr. Morrison was instructed to stele inquiries, and he understood the result was quite meta (weary. It would be useless to follow the witness through the wide nage of inquiry opened by Mr. Roxburgh, and it my be properly said that the witness's evidences contained in the reply to his own counsel Ms. Lord, of the common law bar, appeared for him. Everything, said Mr. Brae, I believed to be perfectly correct and in mound cordlike. I trusted Mr. Morrison, sad thought all the peeper ireptiriss were made by the soli . Dr. Clarks was seat salk4sod counioid by Mr. flelwys, but his 'videos* was out ad whoa the court row In reply to an application by 14r. Selwyn, ite to a future day Hie Honour mid be certainly could not Ix one, ace could he see the purpose of further inquiry. If the object were to prove that gentlemen of station and position became directors of a concern in which many permits' fortunes were involved, and attended board meetings, and signed cheques, he., upon the faith of representations made by their managing director, that object was fully attained. His Honour then added, that application as to another day must be made on the fleet day of next term. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. NORTHERN CIRCUIT.--STArroRD, DEc. 20. (Before Mr. Baron Martin.) THE BILSTON MURDER. The trial was resumed this mon ing. fhe priponer Jones, on his return to the gaol last night, remarked to one of the officers that he would never again have to take him to Mill. bank. This morning the crowd of persons anxious to obtain admission to the court was as numerous as yesterday, and to prevent pressure upon the members of the bar timber barriers had been erected. At their own request the prisoners were provided with a long seat in the dock. A number of additional witnesses were examined, and his lordship was summing up when our parcel was despatched. (s ELECTRIC TELEORAPIL) The jury have returned • verdict of Wilful Murder against Jones, Brandrick, and Maddox, who were sentenced to death without any hope of mercy. WESTERN CIRCUIT.—ExcnR, Die. 19. (Before Mr. Justice Williams.) CHARGE Or MURDER. Sarah Arm-zed, who was indicted yesterday for the wilful murder of her daughter and grandson, the particulars of which we reported on Thursday, was found Guilty of manslaughter, and sentence was deferred, pending a decision on a point of law which was raised by the learned counsel for the defence, Mr. Cole. His lordship having finished the cases in the county, pro ceeded to-day to try prisoners in she city of Exeter. There were only two for trial, and one of these was aoqui:ted. The other was a case of burglary, of no very serious nature. His lordship concluded the whole business of the assize this morning, and departed for town. TAtlbrrox. DEC. 20. The business of the winter assize for Somerset commenced this morning, before Mr. Justice Vuughau Williams. There are 14 prisoners in the calendar, but the cases tried to-day do not call for a report. - LAW imailammonrs. Jai U. W. - Workman:. riaspieser-JOIL U. W. J. Breeks, halier-Jaa U. 0. ideensersat, ganftilsn. U. W. IL =Tad IL 1 'wank. kingelanri, wirdriste-Jan. 14. U. lionlaw I. 0 441144•Nri. aersys-114—sho. C. wm., Wlselegage. millwitant-sen. • W.A. Able{ Rena, and Lau Cr 4, cone Lies agsgat-Jais. U. T. Oxford-rea mi ttit was{ Urge insiehml-Jggc IL J. T. Owe{ wick, callgell- Jai 31. ti. W. Leak isnal l/wepealegfes• Einglecrom, ha 11. W. givare , elgrit-lik la D. J. Codes= streek, Chalams-Jai LL Pin{ Oggbaiterrsce. Walleare. 11.. W. w Imes{ grocer-Jai U. lielry &lin El. hemermigemme, rimiest Imbilint boas Bolloy Jr. IT. W. OIL Illegesiy, pariah's dealer- Jaa. 17. W. Mai Onsfasery.bas, beet ineker-Jan. 17. J. Ilqatre. lisatateed. 'WM{ Imung--Jse. 17. J. Looghunit, Croydon, hoorahs. heme Nan. IL. W. 0. Reward, le ellhigtoin ed, Julia was{ am. 17. 31.:4e5, Woodlands, Bucks -Jas. 17. C. Cgr i rep, l4-4 Peektigleisf Weston, attaniers elgab-.k IL W. Leman, Drees. r, liothors, attorney -Jan. 17. T. T. rim. Wrabearisigtreat. If 11k-end, ruler of Wes. lasseggs-Jan. 17. J. &gem Alpha-rail. St John'swood -Jan. la. IL IL loge, Miet-Mas. merchant-Jan. 16 P.O. rissek, Cheat Ormeradetera-t, Blesmahury, commision e.t-Jea. IL T. Wisher, Visegspelmas, West Ham, builder- Jan. U. W. P. Armed, w•re•earist. Derseread -Jan. 17. W. C. Bliriwlrm• algwaneread -Jai • J. is., kessistreet, lerest Gate-.lw. ri. $ U. KWh a, Olehaderriv, bansondoey, master marlrer-Jan. ri. Bands Phallasage. High Wycombe, bucks, milli iwor-Jan. 11. O. Itamiltoneced. lower Nor wood. hulleier-Jan. 11. P. lecklegtress. Ashford, Kent, horse ricaler-Jrs. IL J. Newinse, Verestreet. Clare-market. Umesed ektualler-Jas. U. J. G. itivelensoha wine gam. chant-Jan. el. F. Parma. Begford. Segall' homing hailiff - Jan 17 eV Amite{ areusagats. grocer-Jan. 17. J. Moth, jun., Crean Mi. fruiterer-Jac 11. J. Rend, Csashearnd -row. too. clams dealer-Jan. 21. T. P. Wickham. Upper Montagu treet. Mew -square, gertleman-Jaa. 31. J. Wright, reed Norsk, iriagirend, rest cAlector-Jan. 21. J. Tebbe{ Poriadown.rosd, -Jul. IL C. Latins Wine draper-Jan. 31. T. IL Bee, New Ilearystrect. Uranium= eigher-J. n. 31. J. Darla, Peterborough, licensed victualer, and Higiserset. Itouthwark. hnrw. dealer's amistant-Jan. IL L. neehlen. ahlerstree{ Norton 'Waste silk nuenufacturet- Jan. st. H. J. brown, Quelirtermer, Chelsea, cheeimonger- Jan. 21 V Ihreinirger. Lams-pines and Now-road, St.D:a 1..• the East, baker -Jai IL G. Upton, Chersucestreet, ton, J. welkin ariligant-Jan. ft. T. Orentwoud. (he. boot maker-Jan. 11. J. Tribe, Cantarlourylarrace, sad Vanua 1 , 14111114 wt it. City, whelmale fancy stationer-Jaw W- M. Ts. leek, Cainbrieltrierose, 111. and, itaiononger-Jsa. 11. J. Ilarlheretagh mews, Oslordstreet. arpsetar-Jaw. 31. J. Porter. Lincoln a-inn -ask{ serlicikr. , - -Jo, 31. J. W. WI. Hansa Willow-walk. bermondaey-Jan. 3.4. D. Heard, Bertfts, Eases. rarpeier-Jan. 17 It. Caropron and B. 11. Jose{ Werisi hams," cimmists-Jan. . Ward, Birmingham, ear -J. Pk W. MET.. Mrminghani, baker-Jai =I aa .. Wale{ litaffordslo re, timber merchant.-Jan. AA I Dreenhoie, Ilsgsland. Usreforrishi-e, manager-Jai II P. Bradley. ripens, litaffonishire, orre,coo-Jan. 13 W. find ismi k4 Lesartne, Malfordahlre grocer-Jan. le. J. brawdounder -Jan. IL J. bannister, LI Luke, Nottingham, upholsterer-Jen. il*t Nottimisam. laid agmit-Jen. 73. C. Familia.% Mlbiliblibm ram cestelire, ed victualler-Jan. 71. J J. 003111110,1kab melon. rianaret.shire. baker-Jars. ft T. lobe% In= ungeon -Jan to. T. Corkhill. Lbeggenl, usherAai- Ye Joe. l7. J. It Treurlett and A. MIL Sulfa{ glue walliehe - Jan Is. C. It. Smith. Bertuispeselnesil,newrllismagegg• 11110 i n, agent Jon. 7 H. Dobson. Jan is T. Wile{ Neweastleeps•ooo{=ai IL •hister, Hurwortiespon.Tegs. Degbarm peasp-Jr__ J W. dray, Sunderland. IsAsigr-Jas. T. A. Istfteln. B•witabipsa. THE POLICE COURTS. MANSION-HOUSE. Augustus Tripe, a respectably droned pose assn, was brought before the Lord Mayor es eimani, charged with embezzling several sums of messy width be had received on account of his employers, Mesas. Baker, of Birmingham, blacking manufacturers. Mr. Lewis, juu. appeared for the prosecution , and Mr. B. J. Abbott appeared for the prisoner. Mr. Joseph Reeve, 196, High-street, Shadwell, oilman, said he knew the prisoner as traveller for Means. Baker, and on the 3rd September, 1861, be paid to the prisoner the sum of 34 19s. Bd., and be pee him the mosipt produced. Mr. Cooper. Line:amuse, said, on the 3rd August last be paid the prisoner on account of Messrs. Baker, 21. 110. 9d. ; and on the lot September he paid him 21. 6c, and he gave hire the receipt produced. Mr. Curtis, Brunswick-place, Kent-road, anted that be paid the prisoner on the 20th April bat 141. 9s. 3d., and on the Bth July not, 10/. 18a. &1., for which the primmer gave a receipt. Mr. George Baker, of the Arm of Edward Baker and Sons, bl..clung manufacturers, of Birmingham, stated Oat the prisoner was their traveller, and it was his duty to re ceive orders, deliver goods, and to receive the moray for the goods, and miter the amounts received each day in a book, which was produced. and at the end of every week to account to Mr. Kohler, of 10, Camomile-street, London, who was their agent, or his clerk. There were no entries in the book of the same mentioned received from Mr. Reeve or Mr. Cooper. Os the 16th there wes an entry of 61. 6a. Imes Mr. Cube, nod on the Bth July. 31. 10e. from Mr. Curtis, bat dim wee ao entry of 141.95. 3d. or 101.165. IL On Wag ereeressmined by Mr. Abbott, this witness said the prisoner ins paid any expenses which hemight incur, andlits salary was 255. per week until October last, when Mr. Kohler ceased to be their agent. The primmer then bad 35a per week, with the understanding that he was to pay his own expenses. Übrkk Thomann stated that he wee clerk to Kr. Kohler, who was agent to Messrs. Baker up to the 22nd October Mat. The prisorer had never accounted to him for either of the sums mentioned, with the exception of the 61. 6s. and 31. 10s., which be had accounted for instead of 141.9 a. 3d. and 101. 18s. 6d. -- jorOfeCoeard, detective, stated that ha took the prisoner into custody at Mr. Kohler's oaks, and ea the way to the statical be requested him to tell Mr. Baker that be would plead guilty, sad also to ask him to be macifal with him, for the sake of his wife sod child. The prisoner had ixothiag to say, and was fully committed for triaL WESTMINSTER. Stephen Canon, a man about thirty years of age, was brought up for re-examination, charged with uttering two forged 5/. notes. The prisoner gave both the Dotes to his landlady, Keene, of 60, Lower Slommetrest, sod received been boa gold in change. The first uttering was described as having taken place on the 12th of October, the second, on December 6th. It was shown that, aitbough the notes bad pared through other hands before the forgery was detected, time could be no mistake in their identity. It was urged on the part of the accused Out be had large dealings in apples, and had taken the first note from • Mrs. Jacobs, • salesman in Covent-gardammarket, and the second from his sister, who had become possessed of it under very peculiar circumstances. Bliss Cason, sister of the amused, said she had been dairy. maid at Lord Chatham', estate, in Bucks. On the 13th November she left the service and was psid 131. lls. wages. Coming to town in • secood-class railway (orris" a male passenger asked if say lady could oblige !dm with chasmic( a 51. sots, and she gave him geld for it. She subsequently lent the note to bee brother. The policeman who took the priaonci said that be told him be had received the second note from a woman in the Harrow-road in the way of business. The Inspector from the Bank of England proved that both the forged notes had been struck front the same plate. The prisoner was remanded fee • week, in order that the dolitioes might be prepared for his committal for trieL Bail was refused. William Biddle and James Burns, two flash-looking men, were charged with wantonly insulting two soldiers. James Bradbury, • private of the 2nd battalion of Grenadier Guards, said that be and a comrade, named Pass mote, were walking through Knightsbridge the previous night, when theykmat the defendants, and Biddle, without the slightest provocation, ran up against him with great force. Complainant iumilred what he did that for, when he squared up and made some blows at him, while his companion attacked his comrade. Charles Patrollers, the other soldier, stated that after the defendants had run up against them as described, Burns struck him a blow in the face which knocked him down, and subsequently repeated it. Bradbury said that Biddle repeatedly challenged him to 1 1 fight, when he told him be was not going to make • black guard of himself in the street. Defendants mid that the first part of this account was en tirely false, for they merely touched the soldiers by sod. dent, when they became excited and attempted to pull ad their belts. Burns said that Pawners was doing that when he knocked him down. The soldiers denied this statement, and said they never had any idea of taking off their belts. Two witnesses were called, who confirmed the diegraosful conduct of the defendants in every reaped, and shooed that the soldiers had behaved with the greatest propriety. Defendants were committed for • month each without a fine. LAMBETH. Thomas Henry Denton, • journeyman baker, in the em ploy of Mr. Hodgson, of the Kennington-rout, was brought up on remand for further examination on a charge of shoot ing and wounding John Anderson, his late foreman. On Tuesday week the prisoner and Anderson had solos words, when the latter struck the former a blow on the nose and caused it to bleed copiously. The pnsowr is oomequeoce hired a pistol and purchased a small quantity of powder, shot, and caps, and on the following monies fired at and shot Anderson on the back part of the right thigh, lodging the whole of the charge is the fifth, and it is the opinion of the medical officers in attendance on hint that bad the wound been but • quarter of an inch lower no power could have saved the life of the injured man. The following certificate was produced by M'Coemll, 139 1., who has the case in charge :—" John Astlesime to still doing very favourably, but not able to attend.—F. W. CANN, house-surgeon, Dec. 20, 1861." The prisoner was again remanded for a week, and an lip , pliation was made by Mr. Lewis, jun., who attended for him, to admit him to bail, but Mr. Norton considering the I case of too serious &character, refused the application. A donation of 101. has been received from "C. V.," an old contributor, for the poor-box. GREENWICH. _ _ _ Mr. James Samuel Parkins. residing at 7, Minerva terrace, New-cross, appeared to au adjourned summons charging him with leaving a train while io motion on the London and Brighton Radway,whereby he had made himself liable to a penalty of 40s. The defendant. it appeared, was a Passenger by_the 4.56 p.m. Crystal Palace train from Loodoo, on the 26th ult., and on arriving at the New.croee station he Id. the 4:Airdrie in which he was seated before it had stopped, when he was thrown down, the train proceeding a distance of about 80 yards from the spot where he fell. For the defendant it was urged that another passenger bad opened the carriage door. and that having recently returned from the oolonies, where he had sustained an injury to hie head, he thought the train hal stopped. Mr. Maude said it was perfectly frightful to witness the jumping from trains so soon as the train entered Loy station. Only a few weeks since a person warn charged and convicted of • like offence at this court, and this had proved no warning to the individual, who afterwards irim from • train at the Blackhe a th s t a ti on soil lost h is 17: 1 . Hie worship then ordered defendant to pay a fine of 10a and mate. The money was paid. Donation to the poor-boz.—A cheque for 251. from the Grocers' Company. Tni WYNDHAM LUNACY CONIIMIoN.—Aftar our report left yesterday, the einmination of Mrs. Le.e Uy occupied the remainder of the sitting. " &aura AND RILYINNYB."—Dr. Deane concluded hie address yesterday before the rising al the court. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE,. DM. 20. abler the Judge Ordinary.) OZTEILN e. GWEN (salt?.), AND TR' 0:101111'11 PROCTOR (DITIRVINTIIO—COLLOSION. This part-heard ere was renamed this an:rain by Mr. Macardey, Q. 0., who ailleard the jury oe behalf of Lady (Irbil'. He mid that thermic' *remarried in 1846, and lived together till 18.53, during wirehair Mr Richard Grine lived a very profligate life and behaved to the re spoodent with great cruelty ; at length Lad' Getbin felt compelled to leave him, and with two exertions, when she had goue back to bin, for • week in order to give him ano ther trial, she bad ever sire resided with her mother. Al for the allegation of collusion, the learned counsel atignetimed it as a most trumpery charge. Sir Richard Corbin was, in point of fact, a direr. table beggar who had not • sixpence in the world, end it was therefore not very remarkable that the costs awarded against him is hie own abortive suit should sot rye been recovered. It wee certainly • little too much for the Queen's Proctor to come before the court and allege the gee yment of costa as proof of conspiracy between Sir Richard sod Lady Gahm to abuse the process of the sat. It had been found convenient by the Attaraey-General to emit all mention to the jury of the gram offences of which lad r train complained • bat the fact was that so long ago alBb4 as eminent ai.lSma (Dr. Addams) had been resulted sales suit in the Reelearelliel Court far *direst menet et them Dr. Adair berg of opinion, however, that the time of Sir Mart bad been cadosed, his Goa gnaredis was dropped. In 1866 there V I e l s a_ tommary reorciliatioa, and that, of =id Wood //wir _Clethm from any remedy MO miL Mr Mahood committed • new odium, Ord se revived the aid ors. In Auguet, 1859, she arc- Odor horn the 'mariners both the wheremboute of her hoglead (of which she had till the. been ignorset), and also isle couuezioe with the suit of " Latham v. Latham and Gothic." The suit of Sir Richard wee regarded by the lady's family as a gross, cabuseior and 18)a:ire at tempt to extort mousy ; and it did set succeed. Lady Grine and Mr. Ellis both appeared to it ; and en the ink of October, 1659, the lady SW her petition. In tie follow ing mouth, Sir Richard, lading that his miabgebe would fail, withdrew his petition is despair. Tea charge, therefore, of anything lake • socaupt under steadier between the parties to defraud its/ era was utterly unfounded; and the lama seassel submitted that the Queen's Proctor might to have extended his researches much further before he brought so scrims as reusation against Lady Gethin. And now with regard to the allegation of adultery. He admitted that Lady aorta we a frequeet visitor of Mr. Ellis ; but though the Mies Denny. had memiced the Mimes wahshfulson both of eye and ear, asither bad been able to rake up ea rodent that bore the slightest resemblance es her part to criminal fami liarity. Wee it erodible, in fact, that the Mims Decoys, whose smere virtue en ace mold doubt, would have tole rated straket maw their reef that bore to their reds at tie ties Om unmet even of indiscretion, much lees of guilt? The WAN' sinews of clasdestinity ems in itself a striking circumstance said had drys been se reorded by reat judges of the entrimooial err, like Lied Stowell and Sir Owego Hay. After Miss Denny, jr. bed admitted is the candid way she bed, that her sister would not let Lady Orithin retinue la Mims in the drawing-mom because she stayed in it so hag. It was really too bed far them ladies to oome forward mad g iv e evidence of her frequenting the bedroom before M. Ellis had the parlour, as proof of her adultery. Or again, if they had admitted that they allowed Mr. Ellis read prayers and sermons to them, it was too bad for ' them to come forward and pretend that they considered him at that time • person of immoral character. But if they did sot at the time so consider him, what was the value of their evidence now'. With regard to the evidence of the servant Caroline Wilson, it was on the fa* of it incredible. She had stated that she had left Miss Danny's because she had seen Mr. Mkt with his arm mead Lady ()Able 's waist. That might have been • good reason why Mr. Ellis should leave--surely not why the servant who lied witnessed it should bare left. Considering the absolutely conjugal re lations in which the Queen's Proctor insisted that Mr. Ellie and Lady Grillo had lived together for 14 months, it was not likely that they would he guilty of casual indecencies when • bousenimid might at any moment pop her hind into the room to see what o'clock it wse ? If such familiarities passed between them at all, it was far more likely that they would have been • habit, and, if • habit, was it likely that they mold have romped the vigilance of two prying old M 1414 who let lodgings! The learned counsel, whose able address occupied two hours soil a half, then called witnesses and before the court adjourned, Lady Gethin's case wee heard. Txa VacAwT LIVINg AT TOWENHAM.—WO Ull derstsed theta memorial, signed by 1,3760 f the parishioners ' of Tottenham, has been presented to the Dean sod Chapter of St. Paul's, praying that the Bev. J. S. Winter, who has been for twenty•t wo years senior curate of the parish (dur ing twelve of which he was acting vicar, the then vicar being non•residttit), may be a_ppointed to the living rendered vacant lir the death, on Monday last, of the Rev. W.. 1. Hall. The memorial speaks in very high terms of Mr. Winter, and the fact that it has been signed by so large a number of persons in the very few days which have elapsed since the late vicar's decease, abundantly proves the warm affection and respect in which the rev, gentleman ie held in Tottenham, and the earnest desire of all climes for hie appointment as vicar. 1 The following uotioe was issued from the General Post-office yesterday, vie. :—Extm mails for Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and Prince Edward's Island will be midi up in London on the evening of the 21st lost. for conveyance by the British contract packet Asia, as that smell will cell at Halifax on her way to New York. Arrangements are unw iu progress for extending tiered-460t Savings Bank system to leeks& METROPOLITAN ROAND OP WORKS. The ordinary awatiag of the board was held yes today, but potions to which a venial board waakel4 is aonasquenon nt a requisitica prasonintl. Kr. J. Tawanne in lb* chair. MS LAU SOYAL HIGHNISS TUN POEM CONSORT. r." -- lia , TLaii iio7,4:•iii&T.iirrbi;;iii;;i;• pm eented to her Most Oracims Majesty the gatemomprinsme of th e sympathy of the baud wider bar NIJOSW. bereavement, by room of the Warned &Mem of his Bo Highness the Priem Cooaort, sad al the great lea which the nation has thereby sustained." Ile mill he was sure there would be but one feeling anew Lie brother members Oa this nethincholy mama, that of heartfelt sympathy with our beloved @overlap tinder the afflicting dispensation with which it has pleased Providence to visit her—the Menem pitman tali the could be called upon to bear. He manacled by moving the adoptioa of the following ad dress of eabdolosee :—" To her 1104 OfeCiolls Majesty Victoria, Queen of Great Brunie sad Ireland. May eat please your Majesty, we, your Majesty's faithful subjects, the chairman and member' of the Metropolitan Board of Works, in council assembled this loth day of December, 1861, humbly approach your Majlety in deep sorrow sod affliction and most rameethilly nor sympathy and coodoloice upon the bereavement which your Majesty has recently sustained by the deems et him Royal High ball the Prime Caaeesl, who had midoned himself to your Majesty and to the laths at Isqm by his entiaset virtues, by hie pest attachment to the country of hie adoption, and by the moiety which he his always mimed in promoting the bon latemets of your IllaS nr sobjeote. led we fer many posy that the peat of mats may sustain your Majesty in year diest eme. , Mori by the conolatiou which Hs rearney can nose Mr. P ert eseended the loathe. Mr. W. Tim, ben his willing testimony to emsy luelsame of the vale d the deceased prime's services in aiding and supportieg the lonely of Arta, and away other Modred societies. He bed the man heartfelt sympathy for her Majesty in her trying afflionoe, sad whom loss was coo that was felt by the amnia at large, end he ovoid fay endorse all that bed been mid by his ben triad (Mr. Lange) ea the other side. Mr. R. Tamedt also alluded to the liberal support which the venom institaliem of the wtoopols bad received from his UM Royal ilighaess, end his •t ndr at all times to aid any good wee is wkith hie minim might be required. The moieties wee then pat sad carried unmanoterly, ilemed by the chamois, sad esehd with the corporate seal. Ile meal board me then lend. - A report wee proemtai to the hood from the Reams • cconnittee, reirearmentg that sums, amounting to m • om. Lk. Bd.. men wider preospes, from the ' 15th December, 1800, to the 13th December, 1861, lucluaive. for the repayment of certain outeteadiag loam and mam mas, be set aside and added to the had for paying a the prima* moneys boom* limier menu • 'ocarina' granted by the Oamminskiams of Sewers and that baud. The recommendations were speed Is, an were some others oa the subject of &mom , Bone other business was disposed of, and the board ad , poems& AEOTNIN FATAL ACCIDENT AT Tit EXHIBITION BCILINEG.—Last sousing . 11r. Bedford, tie coroner held an inquest at BR George • Hamitel ea the body of Hasid Davis, aged 47, who le et his life by a fall at the Interim- Halal Babibitien hddisr, Haiti oo Tuesday Wt. Henry Boyd, earpeater, of Nerweed , said ie was au the stage where demand wee employed. Us ste as a roller, which threw him down a bole when the tim pped ber was d rawn up, sod he fell across an troll girder. He wee quite sober at the time. The roller wee used for the pur pose of rolling awe the timber when brought on to the platform. Ilr fell a distance of 100 feet. Francis Woodhouse Braham, home surgeon, said deceased was brought is on Tuesday last. He was quite deed. The rite over this heart were entirely smashed, end drove own pletely into the heart, causing instant death. The jury returned a verdict of " Accidental death." The roroser sug jested two simple preventives of future accidents at the Wadies. Osie was to let the men work with rope* attached to them, so that they could nut fall far : the other to have tarpaulins, or eme•thing of the sort, to catch them at a short distauce from the top. The foreman said every pre csution had been taken, and some suggestions of the cermet. some time back had been acted upon, sod there were some additamtal otaceutioes now to be taws since this Wt fatal BctiNrns LIVeRPOOL NIX? WlLL—Little or no business will be transacted I. Liverpool next week. With the exception of Teseday, the Cotton Market will be closed till Thursday, and &e mend brokers will treas. act no imaineas up to this same day. On Moseley, by order of the mayor, the corporate public offices will all be clamed, consequent upon the funeral of the Niece Consort, and it is generally expected (though the mayor has not considered it advisable to issue a peoclasnation on the subject) that busing= will be pretty generally suspended on Monday. Yesterday (Priday), for the Ira time since itamitablishmenk the Broker's General If eirrolar wee issued with a mourning border. Bessor's WATCHES AND CLOCLI.-..-" Perfection of mechanise.'—Morning Poet. Gold watches, Ito la manna: wirer catches, 3to 00 guineea. Bensoo's new 'Unarmed Pamph let, free f two stamps. 4secriptive of every constraction of watch, suaWes persons In any part of the world to t. silk the greatest certainty the watch beet adapted to their use. Watches sent tree and sae by post on receipt of a retalitawn. • Benson, 33 and 34, Ludgate-12111 ;4C and 47, Coma% London, LC. Established 1740.--(Adverthement. MARKETS. SI:GAIL—The serge price of brown or Muscovado sugar the produce of the British possessions iu America, for the week fading Dsc. 17, is Zi.. 4d. per cwt., exclusive of the customs duty. Bios - rm., Dire. 20.—The market has become more firm during the last few days, and the sales made have been at steady prices :—Bwrbadoes, 35a. to 38a. ; Demerara, 375. to 425. Rums, Demerara and Leeward'. have advanced Id. to 2d. per TALLOW.-FRIDAY EVINING.-The market was steady to-day. 1,012 casks were offered at public male, of which 741 sold-South American, at 525. to 51s. ; Australian beef, 495. 3d. to 48s. 6d. ; North American, 48s. M. to 495. 6d. ; town tallow, 50a. 3d. ; spot, new, 51s. 641. ; 1860 Y.C., Ms. ; all the month, 51s. 3d. to 51s. 6d. ; April to June, 525. to 51s. 6d. The Y.C. at auction sold at 49a. to 50e. Cocoa nut oil, steady ; Cochin, at 50s. ; and Ceylon, at 495. Sydney sold at auction at 495. ; fine, 48s. 6d. ; good, down to 46a. Palm oil quiet, at 435. to 433 a. 101., fine Lagos: grease (South American), 43. offered, 425. 6d. slaked. Deli yenes to last soapier, 1,111 casks ; arrivals, 2,310 casks. COTTON.-Litsaroot, Dir. 20.-Our market opened very quietly this week with some irregularity in prices, in clining in favour of buyers. On Tuesday there was more activity in the demand, causing prices to become pin firmer, and in the lower qualities of American up to low middling an advance of £d. to gd. upon last Friday's rates was obtained. Speculators have taken 5,730 halm of American, 70 West Indio, 950 FeTptian, and 1,300 Swats. Exporters 2,880 American sad 3,080 Bursts ; and the trade 15,030 balm. There are no bales of American cotton at sea this year, but there were 135,412 bales this time last year ; 62,438 Sunni against 65,363 bales mme time last year. We have a steady but quiet market to-day. Sales, 6,000 balm, 2,000 for speculation. P.S. Monday next will be a close holiday in the cotton mancet. The following are the °Skid quotations as determined by the General Brokers' Associ atlas :-Fair Odessa, ; middling, lOgd. ; fair Mobile, lied. ;lOgd middling, 101 d. ; fair Uplands, 110. ; COTTON GOODS. MANCHESTER, Dec. 20. — The market has gradually recovered from the extreme depres sion which prevailed on Tuesday, and more confidence is felt in the probable mainlines°, or peep, though it is difficult to see on what foundation the impression can rest. Yee terdsy we beard of some good is... and one house aloes is reported to have doge business to the extent of 100,000 pieces of cloth. The riptide of today's market say there is a shade of improvement, both in business add prices. Skirtings and other India fabrics are nearly lid. per piece dearer than they were on Tuesday, which was, as we re ported, a day of unusual depression._ There is, however, loathing like activity in the market, though nearly all descriptions of cloths appear to be slightly firmer. Probably the letters from India have bad some effect in strengthening the market. Firm Bombay, November 27tb, we learn that shirtier were advancing, and 81b. fabrics of that description were quoted at 5 rupees 10 mar per piece. Twist was also firm. At GLlcutta, Nov. 26, slatting' were firmer, though nude twist was slack. la Manchester, today, there has been a very marked improvement in yarns. Some very considerable offers have been nude for counts, sod qualities suitable for ludia and China, and in some cases orders have been placed, is others oat. The market is decidedly stronger than it has been for iio , th a rst, end the o ff ers have been larger than during tha t_period. The price, of all kinds of yaru have advanced f ully Id. per lb. since Tuesday. OORN.—Ca3Literviro, Dec. 20.—There was a small sup. ply of wheat at market, sad a good demand for all the best rusts, at an advance of U. par qr. Barley of bast malting quality else rather dearer. Beeas, few offering, and with out change in value. L 1 1 ,112001, Dec. 20.—1 n the early part of the week the corn mirk,t was active, aodadvanoad prices were established for all articles ; subsequently a quieter tone prevailed, prices relapsing to nearly last week s' quotations. At tirday's market the aliteridaose was unusually small, widths triples. tions were °ceased to retail consumptive mks, at prices differing little from thole current last week. Than will be no market held here on Tuesday next. WALI7IXLD, Dec. 20.— TM arrivals of grain were mo derate. Wheat was &rose than last week, with a steady consumptive demand, at fully last Friday's prises. Fine barley met with a fair male, at last rates : inferior neglected. In beans, rate, and shelling, no nasterial chaegs. Average for the week ending Dee. 16:—Wheat, 5,078 qrs., at ; 62a. 91d. barley, 2,249, at Xs. ied. ; oats, 15, at 215.4 d. ; DORM, 94, at 465. Did.; HIDES-MADINHAL4 D. -56114. to 641 be., 3d. to 30. ; 64Ika. to Tuba, 31d. to 30 ; 721 be. to tiOlko., 30. to 61. • 801 b.. to MU., 4d. to ; 86Ibe. to 961ba., plata; 31d. to 4d. ; good, 40. to sd. ; 96lba. to 10116.., middling, 4d. to 40. ; good, 6d. to 50. ; 10klbs. to 11216 e., Bd. to Id. ; 11211.. and upwards, 6d. to 60. Horn luck*, 9e. to 10s. Calf skins, light, 24. to 4e. ; 0;14 6a. BY.lllONDerf.--Shasp skim : Polled, 9.. to lle. 01. Heat. end half-beads, 7s. 3d. to Bs. ad. ; 4011104 6 a 34. to 6s. 6d. COALS.-141D01, Dam M.—Sateen W 444 Biz; 154. ; Bell's Primrose, 14a. Bowers West Hartley, 15s. ; Budile's West Hartley, 15.. 9d .; Hallam Gea, 13s. 6d. Byewes Bebe& West H , 15s. 3d ; uctge.aa Steam, 14s. ; Davison's West , 15s. 9d. ; Grey's West Hartley, 14.. 9d. ;Hastier ' Hastier' , 15s. 6d. ; HelYwsl l , 16s. ; Howard's Wirt Hartley, Us. 61. ; leuseeres West Huiley, 16s. • North IPelton Ille. ; Tanledd Moor, 13s. 9d ; TaaSeld Moor Buts*, 131. 9d. ; Walker Prim. rase, 13s. 6d. • West Hartley, 15s. 9d. ; Wmt Wylans, 14s. 6d. • Wilsm, 16e.; Walls End Anon Close, 16e. 3d. ; Walls EMI Byron, 16s. 9/1. ; Walls End Eden, 16s. 3d. ; Walls End Gosforth, lea ; Wails End Hadley, 16s. ; Walls End Belmont, lea. ; Walls End Braddrlis Hinton, ' 16s. 9d. • Walls End Frainwellgate, 16s. 3d. ; Walls End Haairell,* 17s. 9d. ; Walls End Durham. IN.; Walls End Helton, 17e. 9d. ; Walls Boil Kepler Grange, 16s. 6d. • Walls End Russel% Hinton, 16a. 6d. ; Walls End So uth Hatton, 17s. 9d. ; Walla End Stewart's, 17a. ed. ; Walls End Cossep, 16s. 9d. ; Walls Ed Citradon, 16e. 6d. ' • Walls End Hartlepool, 17s. 3d. ; Walls End Haugh Hall, 16s. 3d. ' • Walls Bed Helmick, 15s. ; Walls Mod Kellam 16a 9d.; Walls End Shincliffe, 16e. &I. ; Walls End South Hartlepool, 16s. 3d. ; Walls Ea South Whitworth, 16s. ; Wall. End Truant) Hart lepool, 17a. ; Walls End Whitworth. 15s. ; Bower's Best House, 14s. ; Camay and Duffryn Anthracite, ' 21s. 6d. ; Oarway and Darya Malting, Ma-Ships at market, 210; add, 173. TRAY 1 , 10 RIIMJRNEL ILULWATE MIMS I'a► Wit. Total, Total, opts pompon ckaadlae 1881 1850 Week ending Doe. IS. it a c .: Cork and Tanaka' N eek ending ll,c. 15. Caledonian Week endlag Doe 14 Bele= Xaltliff !wattles Me' 87 205 295 917 [Advertisement. J—ltouxowAT 's P LLR. —Vigorous Health.—All diseases affecting the nervous system arise treat impurities in the blood or vitiated secretions. Holloway's Pills are Invaluable for recnovilyi all poisonous elements from the body, and are famed for curing lotilgestion, flatulency, and costiveness, ea weU as palpitation, pain in the side, and other morbid feel. ham. 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HUNT.—Dseemher 18, at Bereardatreet, Begent's.parkco•l , the wife of C. Hunt, Esq., of a daughter. 1110NCHT014.—Deoerober 18, at Kenslngton-gardentiquare, the wife of J. B. Wonekton, lap., of a son. MOlYBRlY.—Deessaber 19. at (Menton House, !Vesture, the wife el W. I. Mouhray, Esq., of a son. PORTBMOUTIL—December 18. at Hurstbonrne.nalli. Banta, the Countess of Portsmouth, of a daughter. TAYLOlL—December 16. at Gloucester-street, Warwicl..eluare. the wife of Mr. J. Taylor, of a son. MARRIAGES. BOOTH—IIIIMPHREYS.—December 17, at Fairfield Church Liverpool, by the Rev. J. R. Cowdrny, John Edward win if T. Booth, Emu., to Harsh Ann, daughter of the late B. Iluisphreit Rm.. of Manchester. DALTON—BARNIOL—Deessaber 19, at St. Stephen's. by the Rev. W. Windle, Mr. R. Dalton, of the Oslo. Kean.*' move. Clapham, to Ann, daughter of Captain Barnes, ILA.. if Woolwich. PILTHOUSZ—GTBSON.—December 17, at St. Mattliit , '. mingtiam, by the Rev. J. Drey, Pllthunit. Tim. worth, to Ellisheith=ter of J. (gluon, Esq., of Wiggione Manor House. ging LAW -HI VEWNJOHT.—Deoember 18, et fit. Georg' s. square, by the Rev. M. W. M. lean. M.A., W. Law. Lower t, he Clara Jemima, daughter of J. tine . 'aright, Esq., of Cadomn-place. MOI! Alt—ASTON.—Dreember 19. at St. Pancras thent.ll the Rev. Canes be a, W. Normin. B . of nirAtfoci . place, to Ann Isabella, daughter of the late B. R. Aston, lien DEATHS. DEBENNAM.—Deeernbcr IS, at St. Allan's, lints, A. E. Drio i * ham, lan., amid 43. DPBMOND.—Nosmber 18, at Regensquare, D. Desmond Eel. EDAM 72. EDMUND/S.—December 17, Caroline Maria, wife of Edmunds, of Hollandetreet, Birmingham. HA RCOlillT.—December 19, at Strawberry.hill. 0. 0. ilairourt EN- of Nuneham-Cautney Y.P. for Oxfordshire. axed HUMPTIRY. —December 18, 'at Brighton, J. Hunory, us Anim iiitA wi ß ie — a Dscein it jh ber , mr 111„ at►lr . di, of Elm Bank. Barnes. Surrey. aged 66.Maida.hat, mei Prided sal Madrid by Wu.uA Lore HALM. of 56 ' t :. Imillar"Weet. is the City el loodott, Pnoter. Oak* to leenbareeleeet. is the Pm.tort ol Whitel riar "' ALTOZDAT. Damn= 1.161. I I