The Express. — London, England, 1865-02-06 00:00:00

HARROW FLAT RACES AND STEEPLE- arORTING INTELLIGIINCIL OHALUIS.--linVeriey. TM Middlesex Greed Opus Bamako Steeplechase, the meet par mxlience of the Harrow Ilsolisg, was reserved for this, the mealudieg day's sport, bat as the majority of Me Allem es the bet day had write "'sough of it," the prieeipal festers al the gathering failed to peeve ensuring,. The card was weakened by the social. tailor of the Steed Plate sod tin Volute/if Voss, end with the weather mash Golder than on Friday, so wonder that the attendance woe essaiderably than on the Bret day. The racing, however, was much bettor, the wriest for the Hasten ' Stake t l e s Meng • pannularly mart straggle. The Handicap Stakes, appointed foe halt peed one, was an event twos w both bookmaker and beakers speculated with ovule/It reepteios. Four rat, mad for some little time after the ambers were hoisted no favourite could be found. The metneet, however, the Devotee party executed a commis sion for their animal, he became ea immense favourite, sad ootwithateading that the moans was • perfect quagmire, odds were laid apse invitees. The race was sever is doubt, and the favourite, eoesing . away from Coo flagon before reaching the distance, woo in • canter. The Hinters' Stakes, like the previous snot, brought oat the whole of the entries. Of the sight starter' four only were spiritedly betted epos. Wigley--an evident "roarer"— was favourite, Dispute bang mooed is demand, while Blest and Met , Joyce toned hackers at sto 1 each. The Mee of the race wait, after going two miles, confined to Mir Joyce, Dabioes, sad Rivet, bat the latter, after • =shins finish, woe a the last dome strides by a head from Joyce. who had made the greater part of the running. Othello fell before going • mile. ad it is believed was so seriously injured that in will have to he destroyed. Dis pute, in the men interest, oleo came to grief at the same hem the wood time round, when g oing arm( and well, said with • great prospect of anoteen m• winner. Rivet, was bred by Ma. James Meny, whom oaken he carried masoceesfully I. the 501. Maiden Pk* for 2-yr-olde, in 1861, which roc IMO was by Yip. Joaltda-the.box being mood, and Crisette third. There vies eleven runners from the twelve reburied foe the priseipal event of the day which excited mesiderable interest ;aril the last hurdles were slowed. At that point Ibex. who had throughout kept • proinieent parities, come to the front and woe easily. Mr. Smiley landed • good stake by the resell, hie jockey (Page) means* him on the vises Joy that Ibex meld have won the Harrow BteepMekeas Handicap Plate led the hone not met with as areideat. A match of • very one-aided obviator for the Selling Handicap Steeple. clime brought the premodiape to a does. Details of the miming will be Mind below A HANDICAP &Lusa 9r4ua of 3 move. each, with mMed, for all mem ; wiener to said for 4W. About lee forks's. sales) Mr. lane's Devotee. by 1404•4413 Dier—Superstitloua. 6 yrs. 7st 1otb Mr. Barren Lliebooy, 4 yr 4, 72410 i 'R. I'Aoson; f. - . - Mr. Salaamsha Caa'tuna, aged Bat ISM , Cooser3) 3 Betting sto 4 on Devetiw ind 4to 1 " bar ono." °M ission held the lead till withir. 300 yards of the wields( post, when Devotee easily pureed him. and Crummy pee calving be had so chance of winning, euliewrently allowed Ldebooy (beaten four lengths by Confusion) to get second. Lady Overton bolted soon after darting and took no part is the race. A HUNTEIL2' 9rAiin of 5 son . sash, with '2O added ;13t eseh ; wiasers exist, sod sslli.g allowasess. About titres Tallsa Mr. Atkinson's Rivet, by Windbound—Mortara f a Pays, 6 yrs .311. , . Ilea 7lb (I,ptalia Ilaziordi I Ile N. Walkm's NW Joyce lb b), aged ausi.:. 12st 71b. (Ins. :lb extra) Der) Yr Mammas Dubiouti sod ,bat.). Mt , 7lb ertra) Hobnesi The folios tug also ran: 111gtey, Disyste. Othello, Jenny JOIWO. aced Dawson. Betting : 3 to 1 apt Wig*, 4 to 1 apt Dispute, sod to 1 each ages Rivet tad Miss Joyce, Ten MIDDLini2. GLIM Oran HANDICAP SINZPIA =An of 20 sows sash, 10 ft, with 200 added ; whams rata. About three miles sad s half. (l 3 subs.) 11r. a. Bratey's , lbez (leb). by Wild Deyrial—The Bad, jrs, 1064 11Ib (rye) 1 Mr. T. 'yeti's Ladbroks Ir, sand, Ust 41b..(ttr. Allem) 10. 0. Walker's Pigeon, 6 yrs, last alb iOwasej The fo ll owing also ran :—lronsldak ComAa. Oak wk. man emey Duster. Aggressor, Da:optics, and Ooklibidsr. Bettina : pl 5 to 2 net Pianos, 6 to 1 sash sat Deosas and Aggressor 8 to 1 apt flax. 9 to 1 wit !Topsides, 10 to 1 apt Lodbroks Ls" sad 100 to 8 sash apt Crusade sad Goshawk. A BILLING HANDICAP Brzrriscaan of 3 moss. mob, with 10 addod ; winos.. to Its wild for 40 sea. About two stiles sod a half. (3 subs.) Mr. bleiniowe's Jenny Wren (late Stays). Mad. us Alb allow I • ..... Capt. Eitmeral%l4ll.lllne Stone, aged, list alb, ialleon) 2 Betting : 2 to 1 on Jenny Wren, who made all the run. ain• sod Rolling Stone refusing in the hot mile, trotted in. The winner was bought by Mr. Ashby foe 41 • The Stand Plato and the Volunteer Vase iii Not 411. BETTING AT MANCHETER. --SATCHDAT, _w.C117.21,00 (COVESIN.O) J o 100 to 6 on the Geld 016) it to 1 apt Mr. Joees's it) W to. 1 agst Mr.Johstonee (t) 60 to 1 Mr.Blaeshard's (t) SO to 1 —21 x. loodeirs t) TWO lISAN to 1 opt iltleodeteer (of) WO 40 $ eel Archimedes (t) 200 to 9 ChatYG t) CM'. LS to ton the Geld .361`, lesto 1 apt Aetworth 1) to 60 1 apt Balham t) NI to 1 The Prewar V 40 to 1 Dr. Syntax (0_ OS to 1— La rourques ;1) vsz*"*., sto 1 apt lAddlortos (01) 41 to 1 apt Bedminater(wntd) 10 to 1 areaddbana (t) BLACKHEATH AND WOOLWICH FLAT RACES AND BTEEPLECHABES.—TUSIDAT. THs BLACILMUTH PLATE (Flat Rem) of 40 ,for far 31r-olds mid upwards; intraace,/abaci three quarters of aisdes Ai st ge 1b Age st Tb Rapture S Men • I Betsy Copeland 6 8 FORt4liet 4 t Common a 7 Star of Bromwich .. a 0 Lady Warwick 4 7 4011.1111 Bee 4 0 laud of the Welt .. 4 6 Depiame 4 0 Corinthian Tao .... 4 6 Trapeze tittle Dick • 2 Imogene (late loci- Tomfoolery Balderdash Llangollen Rosins Triumpher 4 7 Lady °tenon 4 0 Clil cot tbe Jester.... 4 4 THE Or= flrirrisuf BritisnrHass of 3 sons. mob, with DJ added. for horses that hare bees regularly haute', Ice. ; hit mei ; any winner of 50 son. to man 7Th extra ; the winner to be sold for 1001. ;if mitered lobe sold for nor., allowed ab. About these milee.—Old On Illosiom, aged ; Whitestockinp (501.), Dunstan (501.), Neetschaum (pad. unknowe), Lawrie Martin, Irish Lass. Dispute (late Aseborite) (501.), Brown snare, aged (501.1 THE INNKEEPERS STEEPLEt:HASE PLATE (Ile:Wimp) of 40 sons. ; entranos, 2 sons. ; wiaaers, 71b entre. About two miles soda half. Age et lb Age st lb Bravo Detention, by Cyclops Star of Brunswick .. • 10 9 th b fleilinalde The Duster A SELLING HANDICAP 127111tPLECH•112 of 3 sons. each, with SO added ; the winner to be sold for 401. About two miles sod a belt. da• a: lb Aga at lb The Don Deception Whitestockhige .. . a 11 0 The Donkey • 10 0 TB/ TKADIBMIII . II PLATS of 20 SOTS., added to a sweep_ stakes of 1 soy. each; 10st 7lb each. 5 fur. Madcap (4 yrs), Penelope, Duke of Cambridge, Bloodis, Shiite, Light log, sad Scotch Grey. A SELLim.; 37•22 a of SPOTS. I&Cb, with 50 added ; 3.p -olds, 74 71b ; four, Sat nb ; five and upwards, Dot ; roma sad geldings allowed 31b ; the winner to be sold for 501. ; if entered to be sold for 301., allowed 71b. About 6 fur ling.. To close and same to the Clerk of the Coarse by MA o'clock this(Mouday) everting at Mr. Wright'andwoors.. nuts, if olborn. THE WEST Kglet HANDKAP STEEPLECHBBI of 5 'Gm. each. 2 ft, with 50 added ; winners 71b antra. About thr -- miles and • half. Age at lb Piggy Wlay a 12 7 Beilbsasloe Bravo • 12 0 R. It D ficrious Case a 11 4 Lurie Martin ... Deeeptlou. by Cy- Ibex at L. ) clew th b THE MuHLWICIII PL•7I (fiat race) of 40 goes. for 3-yr olds and upwards; entrance, 2 sore. About 5 for. Age st lb Age st lb Betsy Copci.ind 5 81! Queen Bee Confusion Lady Warwick Corlnthhin Torn 4 8 1 Lifebaoy Land of the West .... 4 8 9 Trapeze Little Dick Tomfoolery 8 4 4 altyphus Balderdash M a ngolicn Koons II 8 6 Slater Mary 8 11 Triumpher 4 712 Hurrah 3 10 Moot the Jtalior .... 4 711 ?SUMS Degree!. 6 Men a 7 6 lady Overtown Mysterious Lady .... 4 7 6 A SELLING STEZPLECHAB3 of 3 Dove. each, with 25 added, 4.yr•olds, list; bee, list 71b; six and apd. 12st ; the winner to be sold for 501.; If mitered to be sold for 40/.. allowed Sib ;if for 301., 101 b ;if for 201, 141 b. About two miles sad • half. To close and name by 6 o'clock cia the erreeing before the race to the Clerk of the Course, at Mr. Wright's, Fulwood's-rents, Eleborn. A BILLING STAKES of 3 nom. mob, with 25 added ; 3-yi elds. 7st 71b ; four, Set 71b ; dee and upwards, 94 ; man s sad geldings allowed 31b; the winner to be sold for 501 ; If 'stored to be sold for 301., allowed 71b. About three- of • mile. To close sad Dame to the Clerk of the = l hy 6 o'clock in the everting before running, at Mr. Wright's, Felwood's-rents, Holborn. THE MIL 17•112, VOLUNTEER, AND TRADE-2HW% PLAT; • (Made'' silver cup, for horses boat fide the property of and to be nominated by °Moen, volunteers, or tradesmen resident within 10 miles of Blackheath or Woolwich. About three-qoarters of • mile. To clam and Darns to the Clerk of the Course at the Grand Stead, or at Mr. Wright's, Ful weed's-rents, Holbora, by 6 o'clock on the *mato( before the race. Age it lb .717 10 13 .. 6 10 10 ... 10 T ... 6 10 6 Pal44:llEF)4.—One pound of flour , one teaspoon or ad thairoldia Baking Powder. and a little :Mk =lt well di"; sells eR or two b.M.w up, and attectent tank to mane a tals Yaw. and by at moo 'Mk lord or batior.—(Adroriloomosi.j UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. OXFORD, FS. 4. Vutss us L►w &HoLamm IP. —Yesterday oven las Mr. Arthur Dearly, A., at Ballot Who, was elected law Scholar re the Vineries forandatioa. Is Michaelmas I Term, 1863, Yr. Dendyebislasd a firstolius in Idathemation at the Saul exassination. The stipend of the soholanhip is eddies assail value of 351., sad is Waldo for Ave years. Nay OOLIAGL —The warden sod fellows of this society h►ve voted 3.0001. for the augmentation of the living of the future inosinbset of Bt. John's, Maddermarket, Norwich, with the proviso, however, that he is to be a fellow of New College. The sum of 3,0001. is oleo offered by the college per petually, under say isoombent, provided the rout is met by an equivalent from the Ecclesiastical ComwdoMooms, or some other *ousts. **rt - T a": I'l -1 7 -" r 79"Tri 11118 EXPRESS, -11-ON-Wf----EVENINO7----YRBUTTARY LAW INTELLIGENCE. VISTROPOLITAN 0017 NT Y COURTS. WON days witatad for SW wassar , week. 91.00111•1117, TeithaMrood.—Wedneeday, Feb. 0; Thu/IW. 9; Friday, NI, 11.41aTISIKAM, Yeryteboute-road.—Tuaday, Feb. 7 ; Wednas dVliawo ad.—Friday, Feb. 10. Dusaanaerraos.—Tuasday, Feb. 7: Weddell - dayTF:da r y zi , l l9. Snoltwonon, Oidatreelerosd.—Toseday, Feb. 7. Bow, Dew.road.—Frlday, Feb. 10. WaNfoisariu,. Great Prescotatreet. Tuesday. Feb. 7 ; Wednesday, ; Thursday, 9. &ANIMAS'. Swan-Amt. —Tutaday, Feb. 7; Thursday. 9: Maa.7. Lansant, Carebersreil.new.road.—Tuasday, Feb. 7. WANDesrubm. &Wawa eel.—Tbursday, Feb. 9. CM or Loudon. 3uUdball-buUdiags. Tut Atay, Feb. 7 ; Thursday, 9; Saturday, 11. LOAD 11A7oal COO N% Gulldball.—Saturday, Feb. 11. COURT OF QUPS/413 BENCH.—FsB. 4. After Term Nisi Pries Sittings at Wormieseer.—(Before Lard Chief Joshes Connive sad • Special J 1 1 174 Till QOM V. SUIIIILL—THE CARX OF Tilt RAPPAILOISOCIL The Lord Chief Justice, in summing up, in this or on Saturday, said the point at which they desired to istimate their opinion no doubt laid at the root of the inquiry, bemuse whatever the defeedeat might have done, if be did not do it with a view that the men should be engaged and enlisted for the Confederate envier, it would be no offence on his part, because that was the gin of the Inquiry. One was always reluctant, where • jury expressed an opinion that tended to the acquittal of an accused person, to stand between them and the verdict they were desirous of pronouncing. Nevertheless, be thought it better that they should first bear what he and the Solioator-Genral had to say ; but if they still remained of the man mind, and they thought the result of the whole was, whatever the objects and motives of others, that the defendant had been as innocent t in the bands of othen, it wee nansceseary b or the particular in stance of the engagements of the different men. It would be es well in the first instance to address themselves to the question what was the state of the defendant's mind sod intentions under which he did the aerie oompleieed of. There could Dot be a 'bedew of • doubt ia any penee's mind that the parties who bought and sold the vessel, whether directly to Confederate &gene, or through some firm in Paris that stood between them sad the Confederate ser er*, did kaow sad intend that the vessel should pass into the service of the Confederate government. And no one who saw and heard Mr. Pearson could entertain • shadow of a doubt that it was ostensibly held out that she was intended for the Chins trade, no doubt for th e purpose of masking the real de sign and purpose of the owners ; sod the question was whether Mr. Rumble was honestly deceived by such • false statement. Now, wan that so? Putting aside the coo venation that bad ben spoken to which would beer • different oomplexioo he would call their serious attentlos to the defendant's subsequet conduct. After her true character had become known the defendant Deaths, remota strand with those who he represent& had deceived him, oar washed hie bands of soy further participation in this Interlines, but os the contrary, he engaged botlernsekess, sad took them to Carr to work upon the ship. The de fendant was a British subject and an offing in her Majesty's navy, sad he was perfectly aware of what the law was upon the subject, and if be bad hat himself to an enterprise of this kind he had faded in his duty, not oaly as • British subject, but as an officer in the memos of the crows. The defendant's going to Calais was not thesubject of the in quiry, but he should sot have discharged his duty if he bad notniled their attention to it, as throwing light upon what was the understanding in his mad upon the 'oilier ;matt of the transaction ;and the true subjenmetter of their inquiry was the mind and intention with which the acts charged spinet the defint were done. Tbel, however, wield bear is and that the sepgeinent of the men was for • 14 days' trial trip, and op to the time when she left Show:- DIM they had not the remotest idea that the ultimate destination of the ship was to ester the Confederate servin, amid that they were to be *alined its the Comforters service, hat to go to Calms, and afterwards be engaged in the opium trade. But then the question presented itself, suppose the defendant knew the ammeter, object, and pur pose of the vend, Umtata was to be employed in the Con federate genre, did he, in so far as he had anything to do with engaging the men, anise them sad procure them to ester Leto an engagement with • view, after the vessel bad Wt f3hestress, tt they should be teamed to enlist into the Confederateservice? Whether that came within the terms of the act and onstiteted an offerer within the common law they and not stop to inquire, bat if they were of opinion that he induced the moo to enter Into an engagement 'semi sally for a trial trip, but really for the ulterior purpose of getting the men into such • portion as to induce them to enlist into the Confederate service, he would ask them to fled the defendant guilty, and he would reserve for the con sideration of the court the question whether it was an offense under the an. And that would depend milady upon the question whetter she left Shearson really on a trial trip, or with the intention of taking her out of the inn of the law under the pretence that it was • trial trip, when all the subsequent transaction' might be carried on with im punity. As the case was at first presented by the preens tion it looked as if the ship left suddenly, but there was evidence of a contrary character given by the wiriness for the crown well deserving of their onaiderstre. The nate of the easel when she left Sheerness would certainly lead to the supposition that she was not fit torsos. After 'Genf utter obesnatiou his lordsb ip said it was of this payest inversion is • sational point of view that the law in this respect should be upheld. No nation warring neutrality ought ha tolerate that its subject should tine upon themeless to assist a belligerent setion. Such a circumstance would be inoonaistest with the dignity, be would not my safety, of the country, because that was a term which they wo, sot like to hear, and they lent of all expected to find an offioer of her Majesty's service leading himself directly or indirectly to • purposiowhich was conbary to the law of England, and to the injury of the crows. And be mast say he looked with particular regret on that part of the transaction which rested oa the evidence that could not be gainsayed, his going over to Calais after the object and des ticatioe of the vessel had brooms known. But, however, that must not be premed too hard against him, because it did not cooolusivoly show that be before knew she was (in deed for the Confederate serene. Too much stress must not be placed upon the spinal conversations deposed to by the witnesses. Much of that evidence was open to the gravest supicton,and one regretted to fiad that in this oouatry any one person should be found acting on cue aide or the other who could have pursued such an abominable system as ap peared to have been resorted to of coning the witnence, and keeping them together la the tanner is which they hadjbeen dealt with—with unlimited and even extravagant amount of refreshments nod amusements of every sort, as wall as a supply of money. Not that be blamed a prosecu tion in dealing with 'Banns whose avocations took them away from the country from wing that the witnesses, whilst they remained in the country, did sot starve ; but it was the system of nalimited extravagance ea debauchery that had been mantel to by O'Keilly —who, he hoped, for the credit of all„ was sot an Essasehmea—that he con demned and he reimenneeded th em to receive evidence from witnesses who had been so dealt and tampered with with extreme caution. The jury. after oonsidering in the box about five minutes, returned • verdict of Not guilty. The annonsonsent was nerved with loud cheers in • crowded court. NAVAL AND MILITARY. —— _ ADMIRALTY, Fsa. 4.•••APPOINTRIMIS. —Surgeon Donlon Jackson, recently promoted from the Duke of Welliegton, to be additroaal to the Asia, for service is the Eachantras, paddle yacht, at PortiowsUi. Chaplain the it... James hotelmen, to the Meander, atorvelep, at Aemesion. vim Sled. Second Muter Thomas Potter, to the N ipr, 13, screw corvette. at Woolwich. Paymaster's Aesintaat John F. Rabe, to be additional of the Am* for sinks to the Fienhantrees. EbOrlceuteettnt Charles B. Broome, from the Black Priam, to the Niger. Midshipman Edmund W. Burt, to the Black Prince. Naval Cadet William W. Devotee, to the Niger. PORTSMOUTH, Fri. 5. The surviving officers and men of her Majesty's ship Bombay wrecked off Moat, Video ea tbe Ina Dec.. arrived at 14.irtarsonth from Liverpool at one o'otook yes terday morning, and are berthed as board the Dabs of Wel liagtim. The mew have been granted have instil Tawdry mormug. We believe that the preeidsat el the mime. martial will bs Roar-Admiral Sydney Colpoye Dooms, CB., Coommadsvia-Ohisl of ths Manuel Squadron. Is u pload that As Narcisms. So, screw frigate, will be fitted oat to take she place of the Bombay. We leers,awhat appears to be good authority, that provision will be made is the seat navy entimatos tor re dame, the airy sod the madam 1,000 men mob. The Fox, 2, Boa 'grew storwahip, Staff•Oommander Hilary A. Moriarty, strived at Spithead this morning from the Ms. diterransan, with invalids sad storm. She discharged the former in the afternoon, and was ordered to proceed to Woolwich. TRAM, Fr Fn. The Lords of the Admiralty having decided on mak =broke *es of the iron shipballdies yards, ass of the hem that establiaheimat has bees eceapied at this gavotte( 1e &Noising • ksowledge of the Isstem of Goa gavotte( imp &iris orris& eat at this establishment. COURT-MARTIAL AT PLYMOUTH.—A court-martial wu opined os Friday oa board the Royal Adelaide, guard ship at Hamm" for the trial of Charles Frederiok Palmer, aonirmoder, and Colman Mark Hammond, master, of her Majesty's ship Virago. The charges brought against the prismier am—First, negligently mingling elm sloop Virago, ta sot minim to be takes soffloieot soundings and suMoiont obeenstioaa in order to umiak the position of the ship, in sceordases with article, 1 sad 15, chap. 19, of the gown's regulatioas sod Admiralty's's/solder for the go veins's% al lute Majesty's naval sandoe, sod thereby ha sardiag the ions mid streadiog of the ship ; second, far not seteriag la the ship's log the partioalars enjoined by artists 19 of chapter 46 of the Quesia's regulations sod Admiralty histrootioss. The prosecution was dosed on Saturday, and the court adjourned till this afternoon. COAL srarnrws. The following statement of the qtuuttities of coal hrolight from the undermentioned collieries by ma Into the port of London during the month of January, 1864 and 1465, se extruded from Mr. Soott's import lists of esais, London : basso( Coat. Tons, 1864. Tees, 1465. Diereses. Demme, Courier Holley Deans Primrose Eden Main Lambert's West Nutley 1,761 6,304 8,011 Narlintboa Meant 412 %OM 1,626 Now Pelt' n Weis 11.466 16 , 61 7.1146 Neer 1 an;leld 6.461 5,546 862 Peareth, unoweesied CAW 11,104 11.613 Prime 31,in 9.735 15,320 6.165 Pelson Wain Washingto6 flogloa— saw Das 6,634 3,653 2.165 Was shrift Yds Wairestiallt listion -Bmen Om 12,511 18.114 607 Walls Zed 362 Hann -0001 Walls lind 114.-ton Ditto Haswell 6, 1 6.2 7.164 2,320 Dine liettoti Deno Hartlepool Ditto Hough hall IOU lam 6,409 Ditto Kelloe Ditto Leversou4 Ditto Lambton Ditto Pease, West 2lO 7,911 7.7 01 Ditto South Helton .. Ditto shierliffe Ditto -oath Keine .• Ditto Stewart's Ditto Tutistall Ditto Tees The followittg statomeat of the finantiMee of opal b r ought i,o from the undermentioned collieries by rialwai into oo during the month of January, 1861 and 1866,1 4 from the mama acibwity i Name of Cost T0ne,1964. Tous.lllll6. Decrease. Derrelie Abeniare 6.176 4214 Bobbingten 3.144 4361 1,207 1;1161 C e ti , Crum saw tin les EDarya ll, 1,211 3,961 EDetar 1.13 2176 2,211 676 Canter 0.220 1. 61 7 713 lees Hall 4.200 CHM 1,311 Kirkless Hon 4,256 8.016 &WO Langley Langley 31111 Latubtos Lund Hill 3.012 5.004 592 New Birchwood 4.414 5,446 258 Plusehon 6,611 10,N1 use Weddings 6.706 7.067 Manley WIMP 4.431 3te 2,41117 2,435 Beath HMSO NIL 2,433 Silkstom (L 1643016 Ditto (Cooper's) 4,356 4,670 314 Ditto (Drown end Co ;. 6,266 6,930 624 Piro Smith Ditto ,Wharnellffe) Tux Hounnas Poott.—The following is a copy of the report to the President of the Poor-law Board, to which the Chancellor of the Exchequer alluded in his ad dram oe Friday, at the ennualgeneralmeetieg of the friends sad supporters of the Newport Market Refuge, Soho : " Poor-law Board, Whitehall, Feb. 3, 1865. Sir: On the 30th December last 1 had the honour of submittin t g for your oonsideration a report relative to the effect, a that date, of the act °Vast session (27th and 28th Via., tr. 116), knows as the Metropolitan Homeless Poor Act, Them part rotated that the wards in the metropolitan workhouses, specially dedicated to tte reeeption of destitute vagrants and wanderers, were capable of accommodating 1,400 persons siglitly with beds ; and the meat further Hated that, is the first week of December last, the greatest number of beds occupied in the eight of that week was 712, and that the smallest number occupied in the night was 607. 1 now beg to inform you that the accommodation in the wards adverted to WBB enlarged during the last month, viz., January, so that in the week ended the 28th of that month there were 1,676 beds in them for the reception of desti tute vagraiste sod weediest". On Tuesday, 24th January, 611 of these beds were occupied, being the greeted number of beds occupied in one night of the week ended 28th January, while Um smallest number occupied in one night was 53 0 , You wiU therefore observe that, during the first week of i)eeember last, not lees than 688 ba. a were vacant each night, and that dialog the week ended January 28 not lees than I,ol3sbeds wetevacant each night.lDuring the first week of December last 4,655 applications for admission to the vagrant ward, were made sod granted. During the week ended the 28th of last month (January) 4,019 similar appli cations were made and granted, sod the average number of such applications made and granted nightly during the same week was 574.—1 am, sir, your obedient servant, H. B. Par nell, Poor-law Intheetor.—To the Bight Ron. C. P. Villiers, M.P., Proudest of the Poor-law Board." ATLANTIC TALI:CRAP/I COMPANT.—The report of the directors to the anettall meeting on the 9th inst. has been boned. It states that the new form of cable shows every probability of fully answering the espectations formed of it. The spinning of the copper strand of the con ductor commenced so early as the 18th of April het, and the covering of the same with gotta perste to complete *bat is called the "core" of the cable, commenced at the Wharf-road works on the 19th of the same month, since which the manufacture of core has been gradually and care fully prngre,siag at thole work/. The Amethyst left blades Wharf with bet first cargo ca the 17th inst., and arrived safely at Sheerness on the next morning, and on the 19th the wiling of this cable into the tank in the fore hold of the Greet Eastern commenced. The Iris is now taking L cable, and will leave for Sheeniest ins few days. The directors are assured by the contractors that there is nothing to p the entire cable being completed and shipped on board the Great Eastern be the end of May. The recent high rates of liaised have enabled the board so to utilise tics baleer of capital from time to time in their heads as to have mined the sum of 6,480/. 6s. ld. up to the sod of last rear, out of which, besides providing for the current expellees of the company up to the presoak the direetembeve repaid the kens advanced from time to time by themselves sad other shartholdan during the depressed state of the employ, and whereby its diesehatkin was prevented. SINGULAR EarLoutom—On Saturday morning a singular explcsioa took place is Bow Usisreh-yard. There is a thadsome drinking fountain there, which was mooted by Meson. CONBIIIIkB ; the water from which if was seethed for a few days past wee sthrogif impregnated with eta On Saturday morning the instating of tbis fountain wee Mown at with considerable fares, and on en =aera tion being made it was found that a gee main beneath leaked, and so allowed of an accumulation of gas is the bellow port od the foualeia. THE POLICE COURTS. GUILDHALL. Aron Cleare, a metropolitan police-constable of the K division, was charged with wilful and corrupt perjury when giving evidence at the trial of William Brows, • polico-mo. stable, upon an indictment for an meanly. Several witnesses were examined to prove the violent conduct of the prisoner, as well as of W. Brown, mid to depose to the facts which took p late relative to the asesult upon James Barber and his wife by the polies. Mr. Cooper, who defended the comdable, raid be had • complete answer to the charge, and he should snit the magistrate to oommit five of the witnessesfor conspiracy to defeat justice, and by false evidence to accuse W. Brown of an ammo% whereby Brows was convicted and imprisoned. Mr. Alderman Gibbose mid be should not commit the prisoners for • coespiracy, HOE great a summons, unless a very strong Me were shown. The defetuisnt was then committed for trial, but bail was accepted. BOW-STREET. John Wilson, an old man, who from his youth has bees known to the police as an expert thief, and two women named Mary P . urfirt and Ameba Rithardson, were brought up oa remand, charged with being otiocomod in stealing an opera-glue from a gentleman at the opera. HARDWARE—BMIIIIICHAN, FEB. 4 . — The state of It appeared that on the night of the 24111 ult., far o f trade in this town has not morn changed during the last Oonthorpe, of the detective form, was MI duty at the Bo7af fottnight ; orders came in steadily; they are moderate, hot Italian Opera, °event-girder', when be saw the priming the amply sufficient to keep most of the manufactories at within and, suspended them, watched their procreates,. work foil time, without making up goods for stock, creep{ They followed • gentleman who WM entaring the theatre in some few iostancos. The damson for materiel has not with an opera-glase M • case slung behind him. The two bees quite so good as usual, • circumstance which would women pressed againe the potlemsn, Cu. oo each side, and seem so arise more from a feeling of uncertainty as to the the primmer Wilson took the opera-glass out of the case, futareal prices than to any other mum. In the foreign &- sod pocketed it. Couthorpe, with the sedatives of other partment, generally, honoree is in • setidactary state. The officers, took the throe prionors into custody, and foal various manufacturing trades of the adjoining district are the apeva-glase on Wileoe. The gentlemen gave Dia were tolerably active ; the casting trade is broth ; the malleable MANSION-HOUSE JUSTICE-HOOH.— The Court o f mths Bor. Morgan Drew, but expressed greet unwilling- kon.founders continue busy, and the machioists are Aldermen having, on the 30th day of December lest (on D oss to appear in the mimeo he feared the Siberia' Load= i well eugaged. On the Pteclosebury and Dudley receiving a further report of the General Purposes Own- cii6t sot approve of • elergymaa attending the opera. 1 th is of the country all the large works are mitten on the reference to th em relative to the Mother of wise the petiormrs were brought up at ibis meth on the lis full operation, and the number of this Justice: loo ,m , ca the the retirement a Mr. °cadets". following day, the magi Mate adjoined the preseade ! out of employment is moderato. The men engage is tre the Principal cuirk , and Prcsactics of Mr. Georg e O. order that steps might be takes to compel the sesse ! chain Mods in the Cradley district are on strike. i s the lees Oke, the militant clerk, in his stead, sad she on the of the prothentor. But Couthorpo, attar making every le. i trade of this locality there is • little more aninistioe, but retirement of Mr. Pickering, the emboli., and other qtriry, led failed to tram the rem gratlemsn, who bad lett I say mate, ial incre as e in the quantity of orders is checked changes a the other officials of the court), refined the hie Weil ( th e New Hammuses) the morning alter he was : ley . the feeling which prevails, is many quarto's, that the subject bck tO the committee ill, alas the amoral ap• robbed. As far as he could mosetani Mr. Drew did ne4 . prise may go lower ; be that as It may, there can be no PriutrDs ati , a airiste nt clerk, c l a m. ,le. and Junior OWE, live in this °Dummy, but at sad** hut not bees qoubt but that the mime works in this district ass am apitelatments, viz. : Mr. T. Holmes Gore (a solicitor and the cou nts oe Sa turday made the following able to find that that potholes any London addrrea I better espied Mae they were ot quarter-day, the steppe. The two women denied that they had my share in the la North Staffordshire, la cosemassoe of tke strike, having =teeclerk at Minute) to succeed Mr. OM as robbery. They weft not wi th Wilson, and did not wen had the effort et bringiog orders Lb this (puler whisk clerk. at • salary o f 3001 - Per "MUM ; Mr. know him. Wilma mid it did not matter about him Fla 1 maid otherwise have bees meanted them. in rilhallbdiio William Sell, to eureeed Mr. Pickering, " cashier, at • was old sod wore oat, and roryhody was down apes him. ' the failure of Mr . William Besset, of the Oldbury Par ader, of 21 - 11 X • year ; sod slimier clerk. Mr. Arthur All- Be supposed he should so 'bask* Wore loft, sad it did 116011{ (reported in the Express • lartaight ago), it Ms ante, is the pleas of Br. ff. W. eimell, the summons D oe matter how socie. Bet, with regard to tit women, he been appertained that the Labilitien ea seemed asioniff to clerk, as a Wary of 50/. a year. There we a very large cceeested that they were nth hie MOMiplitile. Their meet- waft 80,0001., apes whisk • oessmeitioa el - 4s. is lip amber el candidates for the two grit offiess.-060 Press. lag wee purely maids:ital, sad ha bad Dever see, them be- pound has bees offered the payment spread over IS ROYAL TIME HOWITAL, GRAT'S•INIC-110ALD.—The fore. It was proved that Wilson wee a »Mused scevict ; maths. In (oar inseabosate. amber of patients relieved at this kepi%) daring the that Pur fi tt bed seder, zee two sostenom ol three yams' sad week *Min Feb 4 was 3.2ff1, of which 1,009 were me years imsprimaosat roopeatiesly ; sad that Itichsrdsea OCIEN.--Coonarom, Ills. 4.—We bed a geed supply of sow new •Md lema la prim. . all we, with cep Asap la prism WM* 32r. to ilo; WOOLLEN.—Lame. Fs& 4.—There has Mimi ems paratively little doing is eater the coloured or white halls this morsieg ; the attendee°. both of stesefaeltusn and merchant. has born below the average ; mid beyond the transfer of a few small partials of cuttings Lai other spin fabrics, together with & sprinkling qf heir-lista, nothing et any importance haa taken plum Balm remain without alteration. NSW SHERIFFS. A supplement to the London Gmetk, published oa aegarlisy, gives the following list of Sasrids appointed by bar Majesty in sown for the year 1865. ZNOLAID. (extepting Houma%l sad Lancashire). Bedfordshire.—Lionel Ames, req., of East Hyde. Barkahlro.—Beelannit Buck Gnome, Esq., of !Grisham. house. sear Newbury. Bodin—Nathaniel Grace Limbers, Eq., of Denham Court. Oerabsidgooldro aid Haatiosdonahlre.—John Hall, Esq., of Ely. Chashlre.—Wilbraham flperrear Tollemache, Esq., of Hot foot Hall. Oumberland.—William Poetlethwalte, Esq., of the Oaks. Derbythise.--Itir William Fitsberbset, But., of Tie dagrOnahhe.—Baldwls John Palestina Bastard, Eq., of Denetahire.—Johe Brymer, F E .q lallostoo. Peurotb, Esq., of Catrorth House. ilasex.—Sit Thomas Barrett Leonard. Bart., of Bantus. (Hammier&lure.—Jobe Althsto Graham Clarke, Esq., of Force' s.— tor,Teer lierrOhotree. Hereforriehiro.—eirr Henry GM" Hotterell, But., of Gann& ertf Bordahire.—Forster Alleys, McCanby, Esq., of flitesley-hill, Baron. Kest.—Robert Badger of , req., liadlow Caatle, mu Toshridge. Lelosstershira—Frederiok Palmer, Feq., of Withoote no, °Abut. Liscoloshiro—John Lewis Fyiehe, EN., of Thorpe Hall, Louth. Monmouthahire.—Arthur Dories Herrington, lfmq., of Panty-Goitre. Norfolk.—William Henry Trafford, Esq., of Wroaham. Nortkuuopteueltiro.—itichard Aubrey Uenwsight, Ens., of Edgent. Northumberland.—John Erriaaton, Esq., of High Warden. Nottingbanahlre.—William Frederick Webb, Fsg., of Nottsind Abbey. Oxfordshire.—William Multiae Foateratelllar, Esq., of , North &too. Rutland—William Gifford, Fog., cd North Latinism. Shropshire.—Froaeis Harries. Fay., of Orontes. Soconostabin.—S4 John Hoary Lfreville Smyth, Bart., of Antos Cont. County of Boathnoptos.—Sir Archibald Koppel Msa donald, but., of Watlmer Stafforehlro.—Staith Chi l ld, ai rsq., of Staining Ball. Stiffolk.—John Pegs Reads, Esq., of Stance. Surrey.—Joha Bradshaw Foy., of Kaoale, Guildford. tikases..—Slr Pony FloreSce Shelley, Bart., of Bosom* Chrliehoseh, Baas Woririnahlre.—Henry Toiniabood Booltbse, Esq., of Springhill& Westosonland.—Arthur Shepherd, Eaq., of Shaw End, • imidal. Wiltshin.—Thomsa Henry Allen Poynder, Esq., of Hart. ham Park, pear Chippecham. Woreenetalsint.—Albert Hodson Royds, Esq., of Grows East, non Worcester. Torkiltirs—Francis Watt, Esq., of Bishop Barton Hall, sear Beverley. W AWOL -NORTH AND NOVTIL. Anglasey—George Higghas, Fay., of Red-Lill. Brsoooahuo.—liaary Gwynn* Vaughan, Eq., Yeairfoohan. Llardiganahlra.—Liantasant.Calosal John LIIMIS. of loar. Carmarthaaddrih—Edward Morris Dark", Faq., of Up land, war Classoartban. Garnarronahiro.—Cuarlaa M7lar, Eaq., of Pendia& Dionhighahire.—Jaain Lloyd Wynn*, Map., of Cold Cook. Absegibi. Ellotabite.—Bryan George Devise Cooke, Esq., al Colo moody. Glamorposhiss.—Thoosas William Booker, Esq., el Veiled's. ,—Richard Maredyth Rickards, Eq., of Onnryawik. Yeataaaaryabin.—Robert Simooda Parrott, Fag., at Brealkyigoa. Yambrokaabira.—Thomas Hoary Darla, Fag., al Carlota,. Eadaotakink—Thoroaa William Higgins, Esq., of Om Usnyre. THE ALLEGED FRAUDS UPON INSURANCE COMPANIES. Jame, Arnott, Wm. Beripwick, and Charles Thorne, the three MIS who were brought Wore the Lord Mayor an hat Thursday week, having bun apprehended ley ..21) . tristihre Sargeonta Haden sod Brett, upon warrants, with conspiring together to obtain, end thiamine, b7C A odelont putenue, from the Royal Exchange foul ness, sad other 'nausea. and assurance ufflosa, large sums of money with intent to defraud, were on Saturday again placed at the bar. Mr. Humphrey'', of the firm of Humphreys and Morgan, rs of Giltepur Membe, prosecuted ; and Mr. Sorjesat Atkia. boo, Ina :noted by Mr. Moss, was umeael for the prisms/ Thorpe ; and Mr. Lew* ion., appeared for the other pri soners. Mr. Superintendent Branford. of the M diviske of police, was Fount to watch the cue on the part of the metropo litan police. The °sly evidence that was adduced on the first °maks was that ooatained in the infcematios upon which the war rants were granted, the case then hoeing be ra remanded until Friday last, when upon the application el Mr. Humphrey', in 0000010•000 01 the absence of Mr. Gifford. who was retained for the proucutioa, but who was on that day espied at the Central Criminal Court in the prosecu tion of the prisoner Polioni for the Saffroothill murder, the case was further remanded until Saturday last. When the prisoners were placed at the by on Saturday, Mr. Humphreys said he was again placed in a very difficult patinae, as Mr. Gifford, who had been instructed by him, bad soot him word that it would he Impossible for him to based that day, as he was engaged in a very Important case at Westminster. Mr. Humphreys said he had only • very short time before received the notice, and having given Mr. Gifford his brief be himself was not sufficiently muter of the OW top on with the proeecutioo without the aid of the comma whom he had lostructed, and his appli °stirs, therefore, was that the mu might be again ad jeursed upon th seddities that was already before the court. Serialist Atkineoo, who appeared for Thome, said he should certainly oppose such • course. His client had for the last 25 years bonus the most excellent character se an booed sad respectable mu, mad had suffered in health, and was likely to suffer still more, while such • serious thane was banging over him. He did not wish to interfere with the 000vimienes of others, but he urtautly thought their conveaience was not to be studied at the imputes of his chant, to whom it wee all-important that he should know as soon as possible the °barge that was to be brought spinet him. lie had looked through the oviduct', end be must acknowledge that be could not see the slightest reason why him chest should be kept any looser la gaol. If the witnuess we present he woe sure a gentleman of Mr. Humphreys' ability could pressed with the cue, even if he wets sot quite master of the facts. Mr. Lewis. tie the part of the other prisoner,said he could add but little to the observations of Serjeant Atkin son, which he thought applied equally to his clients. He did not we why they should be prejudiced by the absence of Mr. Gifford, who no doubt was absent upon vary import ant busmen ; but still that business was not more import ant to Mr. Gifford than the present case wee to the pri. posers, which deprived them of their liberty, and kept them from their wive. and families, upon eeidecies which really did not justify their detention. His chests as well as Thorne had hitherto borers • most excelleat character. They were brought before his lordship for the third time, and the ooly evidence wu the Name information of a mon who was in the tame service, and whom there had as yet been no opportunity of cross-examining. The prisoners were not charged with any fraud upon their employers, bat were charged upon the lowest clue of misdeureassur, and were justly entitled to be admitted to bail, and he trusted that if no additional evidence were adduced the prisoners might be diacharged, or at least be allowed to go on their own moor Diatom. The Lord Mayor said, in spite of what had been said by Mr. Lewis, the charge mama the prisoners was a very grave ooe, and upon a former umiak& he was of opinion that the *Odeon* wee each as to justify a remand, and they were remanded accordingly, sod he therefore thought he was justified in agaio renuoiliog them upon the same evi dence. Still be thought Mr. Gifford ought to have been porseset, and also that the Kimmins ought not to be re manded for any length of time, but should be brought up spin at the earliest possible period, nod thought lloaday would be quite long enough. Mr. Humphreys said he wu quits willing that the cats should be heard on Modal. and Ise pledged himself that if Mr. Gifford could not then be preseut, he himself would be prepared to go on with the ease. The prisoners were then remanded until this day (Mon day), the Lord Mayor refusiog to admit either of them to bad. 6 18R5. The magistrate observed that it seemed hopeless to obtain the attendaam of the l romeMor ; but the case wee oa the evidence of the officer sufficiently made out to warrant him in committing the priamers far trial. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. John &Mean, a ram between GO sad 70 yeaee, woe char e& with being drunk, and beggiog Is P acid also with sammiting Pollot-ecestable Pitt, 171 E. The statement of the mutable was that about 11 o'clock es the previous night he taw the prisoner drunk, sad be p et 1: , Portland-plaos. On the way to the station the who was hold by mothes coesteblii, being released for • • moment, struck him a blow ea the mouth. and then be hard with pest violence until lodged in the station. The prisoner, who appeared as if suffering pest loin, Icomplained of the di-treatment he had remind, he said, from the pollee. He had hese knocked about by these vary • much. He was knocked down while being pat into the cell, sod his shoulder had bees dislocated. Be was an pegging; be was selling pipe-lights. The constable who took him would not let him pick up his basket, and he was knocked about the head while co the way to the statics. Inspector Garforth mid—Last night the prisoner wee brought to the George-street station, charged with begging and assaulting one of the constables. Poliesooestable E 171, said the priseeer was so vloleet that he was obliged to pt the &mistime* of mother con stable. The ptisoosr fell on the pound entirely through his own violence , sad his leagues wee most dogmatise. Winn put into the mil the prisoner resisted very much, and the constable (E 71) bad to push him into the mil, misg, however, no more violence than was woman to effect that abject. The prisoner did not fall ;if be fell, it was not while the mill door was open. Whim the prisoner porn planed of hit shoulder a doctor was sent for, who said it Ins dislocated, and the prisoner wee taken to the hospital. Mr. Baez asked if there was any reason to suppose the nom% shoulder arm hurt before he arrived at the Make? Inspector Ourforth said there was not,. we was there until the primmer complained of being hart. It was often aseessary to push prisoners into the egi to close the door hastily in order bun the constable from being assaulted. Mr. knot said, as th► man's shoulder had bean dialoceted, It was • pity he had not tom left at the hcepitaL tai=Oarforth said the prisoner would have been de t7beitospital had it boss thought ImorroarY• Mr. Knox would sot keep the _prisoner ia custody, and be thought it better that he should at once be met hack to the hospital. The cue was one for further ihquiry. Is the meantime, he should discharge the prisoner. He thought that the way the man came by his injury ought to form the I pond of • strict inquiry. He was thus as • magistrate to protect prisoners as well as policemen. The prisoner was thee discharged. ALLItYLEBON E. The Marquis Townsitend isitrodued to the notice of Mr. Mansfield a woman of apparently about 30 pan of age, and asked for his advice. The noble marquis said-1n this uses he wished to malt the opinion of the magistrate co behalf of the woman. limns sight pans ego she married • butler who was in receipt of good wages, and could well support her. Shortly at ter marriage her hushed left ber destitute, aed the bo oms chargeable to Mannino* part* and then the husband speed to allow her 10a. per week. This the husband cautioned to pay for some time pretty re gularly. However, be stopped his payments, and the was forced to take shelter in 13‘. Maryiebme Workhouse ; end Mr. Tubbs, the amistant-menser, suc ceeded in effecting • • oomProcnisimi the result of which was the husband °minted to allow her Se. per week. This time lest year the wife was reduced to a state of great donna ties through the payments not being kept up. Si: meths ego she went into the workhouse spin, and than no steps were taken to compel her husband to maintain her or to punish him. She was takes to Wellington, bar husband's parish, where, after remaining for some time, she asked the guardians for • trifle to envoy her to London, where she could maintain herself, and not tremble them any more. Fifty shillings were gives to hr, end she cams to London, sod that amount was sow run out. She had applied to Mr. Tubbs for maintanos, and be told her that if she came there *pia be would have her imprisoned. He (the marquis) now wished to hope what sups ought to be takes in the matter in ardor to compel Mr. Tablo— ids. Manslisid—Mr. Tubbe bas done what is priestly just and lawful, and what be was boned to do under the sat of parliament. The woman has brought this all upon ha& self through her foolish conduct. Why did the not stop in the work boom where she was seat, and let the guardians prosecute her husband for her minimums ? What is the me of her coming here, for 1 lime no power to interfere The Marquis-1 with you to hear mi— lli. Mandeld—l hays told you 1 cannot interfere. The woman is grianesly in fault. The Marquis—Will you listen just while I maks one more statement! Mr. Maesfield-1 cannot interfere, so there is an end of the natter. The marquis and the woman then retired. ALARMING ACCIDENT AT THE CHARTERED OAS WORKS. The following is the report el Yr. C. St. Anbin Hawklike ea to the state of the injured men who were last night nada. hie airs at Westminster Hospital :—Tboinsa Sorepy, aged 23, Mauer, brie' at leo. 26, Buckingham Cottages, Roohester-row, Westmin ster, not married; severe oornminuted fracture of thigh, and also Wen laceration of the back ; dangerous, the spies being injured ; insensible when trot admitted, but re covered oossmoussess yesterday. Donis Leary, 27 years, 1, Ariallery.squese, Westminster, not married ; some con- I tampon of base and bruises, progmseing favourably. John Calvin, aged 22, 4, Luke-court, Westminster, married, and ham three children ; ewers loesrated wooed' an the hack, heeds, chest, and face; at premet not in danger. Thomas (kyle, aged 22, living at No. 3, Artillery-square, West- Waster, not married; severe contusions on the chest sad aide, coacussion of brain ; in a dangerous state. The oily moonlit which the unfortunate men ass give of the red OCCiIITOIIOII is that they was neldesly barid ia • senses of bricks. Beanie Leary states, " I wee suddenly knocked down and buried.' John (Istria mid yesterday, " I was la the lobby eating, when allot owe, without any warning, the roof fell is." MARKET& COTTON.—Liwiarooi. Fr.s. I.—A lsrips barium Iwo bees doss to-dol. with doom prima Balm, 12,000 Wm. Juniata, 6,000 for sposslstios sad =port. I,tloo Amid on, 204. to 234 d. ; 600 Peraam, 2044. tom ;10 Marmaima, 224. ; 30 Idamio and Bah* na. ; 2,gyp tian, 2044. to 26d.: 200 Smyrna , 13d. to 184. ; 7,660 Surat, lid . to 1844. ; Itadraa. 164 d. ; Bangal, Sande, gn, 844. to 1044. ; ChM. 124. to 130. ; Japws,lso. to COTTON GOODS.—Masciatevn, 4.—The market few yen end cloth was flat on Tuesday, but there wee some improvemest as Wednesday. Since then there has been 000341 fluctuation, but not of much moment. Doyen for the Eastern markets are believed to hold a heavy aostscidation of orders for cloth, hut they still appear to be somewhat timid. They have been anise ia making offers, but at such low prices as sot to lead to much basanses. le some few netnews, when manufacturers have bees willing, to give way • little, some fair purchases have bees made in Alit- Sip. They an genmelly disposed, however, to welt huller American advice% and as sellers ere Was( ether prices then oa Tuesday, business ia slow at the cloweTti: week. The heavy shipments reported from Wining ton to Nassau baton Fort Fisher LA bed lin largely isoreend quantity reported to have bees found at Havansek, ere not generally believed is; but such reports disturb confidence , and induce merchants who would otherwise be disposed to execute orders far cloth which have ben held is suspense to keep out of the market. la some kinds of yarns, such as miter iato the anima Eastern shirtiop, prices have recovered • little thin wen, aed are cloned in some came id. to ld. per lb. higher than on Tuesday. India mules are aLo id. per lb. better to sell. Bolton yarns and long stapled twist generally are fiat. There has been some Lunen in long cloths and T cloths during the week at low prices. Is printing cloths there has been mom inquiry, bat the offers I made have been low sod have not lad to much business. barley, 24e. to 324.• oats, 18a. to 22.; bins, 34e. to 3814 doverseed, 90s. to lOW. CABLIILI. Fla 4.-There was a moderate ripply of all kieds of grain at our market this morniog. Wheat was dull, sad it was found difficult to obtain last week's rates. Then was a fair deard for oar at slightly tt:prier. Barley wasstill doll at last week's rates. Wheat, writ*, Dew, 14s. to 16s. ; ditto, old, 165 6d. to 175 ; wheat, r ed, new, 13a. to 14i. lid.; ditto, old, 141 to lbs. ; barley, sew. 9s. to 101; ditto, old, 9s. to 10s. ; oar, potato, DOW, 61. 3d. to 7a. 6d; ditto, cromos, 6s. to 6s. 6d. par Carlisle barbel. Floor a sisals id ogyeggs salbs g g laa, mi. 4.-A good supply of wheat sad barley, the sale slow, at berry late roses, except for dry sod select qualities. Bear sod peas unaltered. GUILDFORD. Fn. 4.-The supply of wheat to dapple is cooly moderate, boo sorts wee in regret, but all other Z. setiptioos were nealeeted. Prior wen the same as het week. Barry, beer, and peas without chair in value. Wheat, 375. to 47a, ; old ditto, 40e. to 505. ; barley, tin. to Us . • eate, 20s. to 245. ; bens, 37a. to 4244 paw au 40.. E mcrit p, 4.-Ita ripply of wheat was above an avenge for the area, the show reasiating of red and white sorts. Barer was flat at rather leas mousy. New white made 404. to 43e.; arm red, 375. to 40e. per 36 star The quantity bf barley on offer was far, acid the demand was firm at quite as mash mosey as last week; =Drag, 30a. to 335. per qr.; 'rheas', 2135. to 33a. per 30 stone. Oat. wee is moderate supOy, and sold at the corremns of the week previous; new, - Ss. to 96•; old, 26e. to 284. per 24 stone. NSWOASTLI-UPOLTTIF4.-Ri our market thrown. fug we have a modersto sh o ve d wheat freer the grower, foe white a slow male was expereard. at a redaction of 1.. rev. ; South onstry aid ionise being aro rather easier, I wheel* was laeambeet sell. Floor met little attention, Arm! offend at lightly reduced rep. Maros torley without change ; griadiag emenntively arkieted. lilt in favour. Beans and boiliog peas statiocary. Myr dear. The arrivals this week are :-Wiest. ran wise, 1,367 ; forgo, 1,064 qrs. Barley, weareisa, 416 ; llereiga, 1,122. SA, corwir, 36. Oats, aeastwies, 161. Peas, forthca, 217. Fleur. couswiss, 660 Mal. Norrest, FIR. 4.-Then was of ly a limited ripply ed wheel at this market today, and die soaditiou being indillsreat th e trade raid dall at the prices of this day angeglit. There is so sherries to are in the state of the harry rade, all good matilig qualitios berg token off oa full tier ; while other sorts met a fidr demand at eta sake Oata, heir and peas remand at farmer quotations. Whir wheat (wegang 631ba. to felbs.), 441 to 15e. • red ditto (weigideg 621 1 a. to 641b5.), 96a. to 38e. ; beat nuabag barley (: c og 55lbs. to 66181), 30a. to se.. ; nu ditto ( 6418.. to 15518.), 225. to 301 ; distal ling ditto weighing 52185. to Win). Ste. to 96a. ; oats, Ns. to 116 e. ; beam. 371 to 391 ; per (ache). 361 to 381 per quarter. Flour, 251 to 250. 6d. per wk. Nownwriam, FIX 4.-Thies was a tolerable supply at resat. With adult demand late rates were hardly made. Old white sorts mad* 43e. to 46e. ; old red, Sib. ; new white, 411 to 46a. ; new rod, 371 to 411 per 36 ✓oar The supply of barley re not over largs. The de mand on the when proved healthy, sod fully late rates were made. New maltrg, 28s. to .16.. per qr. ; new sitittYe. to 27e. ; to 27a. per 30 ern The t oats was li mited, ared then was a slow demand at late prior, old, 25e. to 30.. ; new, 224. to 25e. ; new forego, 24. to 961 per 24 roar 01FORD. Fn. 4.-At thie err range today there was a fair supply of wheat, ciensideriag bow relnerat many Wears, more apesially three that on well afford to keep it, aro to pesos on to market. The busker trearetra, although ready coallsed to parchasers from armee wore quite el ea avenge ohernoter. The rase rsmrks will chiefly apply to ether Mader grain. Primary be quoted as follows, : White wheat from 401 to 441; red, 38s. to 42..; barley, Sr to 335. ; bear. 38s. to 40e.; pees, 38.. to 401. ; eats, 20s. to 27a.; fire fiesordal 29e. pa risk. Ponnaormuow, Fan. 4.-A fair 'apply ef wheal sod last week's prier aserealy teethed, floe yellow arias 36a. to 371 per qr.. 6315.. par bushel. Barley rather dearer. Oats sad beans wither alteratios. 13.L&DINO. Fn. 4.-Oar market this loonies rend with a good reapply of ail sorts ol gra. A doll trade, with cry a tomierate areadare of braes. The prose for both wheat and barley must be quoted same as last week. Boninstfig, Fas. 4.-Trade was thareeterised by peat &dors, and it was with difficulty that Ire rates could be obtained. The bad parrs of both red sad white whir found primere as former guitars.. the terms for beat white eamples brag 42a. to 461. awl red 37e. to 391 per quarter ; worm and inferior white, 39,. to 42a., and rod, 35a. M 371 per quarter. Is the [overt trade the brines done was very quiet, sad prices urarweet as alteration. Float is ixgraelly wriest gram bat when rise restored rather lower teems bad to be accepted. Titre was about in enrage show of barley, bat exerting for bast s i e s sr ati there was little business do The terms for best • an 33e. to 355., and arising 21s. to 231. perquarter. te were is steady mart. sad best dr scripting sold steadily ; the tea tor beat feeds are 191 to 225., sad other 161 to 19s. per quotas. Fth. 4.-We retinue to be fairly supplied with gamin of all kind. Wheat heavy san, but the beat dry sample' caner he bought urr last week's per. Oats, beaae. mod barley fully rosietain former rata. *ices Ito the power :--Whimas, white, 40e. to 43e., extra, 465., 11311 s. per bushel ; ditto red, r.. t. ; oats, old, per done; ditto new, 9s. to 100. ; bras, 364. to 311 s. per 19 stone. • Worsen & Fn. 4.-At this dip's market there was a large supply of wrest, and at the oleos a trusties at 6d. to 11 per quarter was submitted to. Fre barley d ether ere unaltered. BOUM fi rm. Oats quite der; Peas truly taken in retail. YORK, Fn. 4.--Then was a fair show if wheat, the oat. dill= el which was irregular. The demand was slow at shoat late rare. New white sorts made 40s. to 45a.; new red, 365. to 39a. per 36 stone. Barley wee in tolerable re ply, and the equity ruled Um at the full rates of last week; smelting, 28e. to 31.. per qr.; grindiog, 264. to 275. per 30 roar The demand for oata was middhag. The supply was mederate, sad late rates may he quoted; new, Mo. per 24 stone. KIRKCALDY. Fn. 4.-At our occintry markoto this week, we had lees grain attires than for same weeks pest The lane local menerapties takes off a orridorable por tion of the supply ; still sales were slow, and prices limegular, but geseraily is favour of buyers. Bera. today, we lad fair supplier; of all kinds of grain. Salo slow. Wheat and cots sold at prior much as last week. Bosley rather easier. Wheat, '284. to 40s. ; barley, 235. 64. to 284 6d. ; oats, 16s. to 2Us. per qr. wArsrosp, Fn. 4.-Our arrivals of foreign since this day @Wright show a falling off, but of hororgrown rather mere has some to band. For most articles of the trade we have experieseed a steady inquiry at about previous rates. Whist-All varieties in moderate demand ; micas roman unaltered. Barley difficult to move at our quotations. Or -A fair quantity changed bands early in the week, bat from scarcity of shipping, briar has been checked the put day or two. Values about as before. ladies coni-ifore moving off at a slight decline in all derriptioos. Flour quiet, bat not lower. Imports this week :-Maize, 1,250 ors.; wheat, 21; flour, 8 sere Exports this week :- liar, 69 bele. ; wheat, 100; cat, 3,135; barley, 150; 180 sacks ; astral, & DISTILIONING OCCUREINCIL—On Saturday mots in Mr. "sedum, of Woodlead Fans, Shooter's-ha vise atwoos his lands, when he disco/seed the deed e g little boy in Me middle of s ploughed field. It het sines boss idsatified es the body of a Mild four yeses of n = d e . d Georg* Madman, of Cook's °otters, Oap-lase, whose permits state that he hes been miss* slam Um Med of Jainism sod, notwithstanding every is quip, mold not be diapered. It is aosPotarod that the poor little fellow misdated from home. pt loot, sod pe rished from cold end west of food. The child's cep sad ass hoot were seising ; bat the body bore so sorb at ;I;Misa. (Advartisement.l HOLLOWAY'S PILL' are ad miral* adapted for Om removal of all Woman which ban their origin in disordered Iparkos. They ewe well welted Mall ammo and conditions—as ommateed to give coattert to ties wealthy, sad eme and atreogth to the poor. Them pills will be found an Wee able and ended remedy by Invalids whose minds and bodies are enervated and eirhailated from enema, over anxiety, or foreign residence. Persons liable to bilious attacks should take there . they cause sash ealsore to Do les swage, names and labourer eta gradually be remevek_ead good dlgearioa with essuldsbi he.ltle be regained. To add to the merits of Holloway's medi cine, me risk or danger attends tis use, no wealmas Whores its employment. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. BAlSElL—lfebrostry 2,10 at sitook, Xis• 1. Sorter, of • aim Dining& —febessry 11,the wthi of J. Denton, Do., of Beciorf road, Stoke Newington, of • iiinghtor. DAynos.—Yebrnary 2, at Pontrit, the wife of Colonel S. NAM ol a apa. 9l - . I.lll4.7!•braari I at Candesaged. the wife of J. 'tea* et i doeghter. - tuum.—libraary 1. at Woolwich. the wile at Captain B. B. real" 110. M /*Day, of a daughter. H. Bllllll.—Fetnary I, at Baoovergiark. Peet** the wife d T. Pod* Bag., or a sou. wwili —letauary I, at Belageoosa. Bt. Jobles-wood. yR W. Webb, et •sco. NARRL&OIIB. DUNBA.II—SUBMAN.—Yebruary I. at AU Pah* Chao* by the /I* D. 1 hitless, E. Dank*, Captain s Mod laglaisst loyal Madras loaners, _to Mary Illegmrs, dam** et the late Major-Geseral Br W. U. Mews% L.C.11., 11~1~y. PlNClNlY—BAYlll9.—lebrearY I. at the Par,,llll, cbglgl4 , Mew*, broossestabbo. VD* Isr. Waahnigi a • el Dartford, *the county of W Lei.. to LOOlat• TilMkfig the ler. It. lays* vicar of Stoney. r lL—lrebnary ll,_ at Braid/ Wanda**, W *a ler. B. lhOolime, Z. MK., of Creggan.bore. Wes*** Deb*. to Mary 141~th. daft** ol Jo/ Ilan. et Barbi*/ Mater lat Wicvldrahlre MIIIUL DIATIBIL 6ARDUL-1110nary i, at the Roan, Refloat. hoer Trent J. 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