The Express. — London, England, 1855-12-24 00:00:00

NATAL AND MILITARY. PORTSMOUTH, Dux 23. fl. 224 RegisMt of Light Infantry of th• antra\ Ganes Logics embarked yesterday aftentoos on board the mean trumps Travois, Cousader Job saes, 'bleb went est of hat boor with this today, bringing up st "pithead to she powder, Ile., *a board. She sails to This regiment assists of two batieliess, together %▪ Metres', awl is a remarkably gas regiment, the saes basg a superior sine, sad very odds* like is appear. gnu. They sae fres Folkestone in %rosin,* miss. tiersat el barks: {hie Morals, the Trasolt got is with the Prises Regent, two decker, lying of the paid; MU* dosage wee, however, due. To-sorrow, the 9rd Regiment of the ease corps arrives here frost libtitseUlfe for embarkation on board the imps• wader, steams transport, which are alosgside the dockyard, to-day, to be in realises Scutari will be the clutiastlem of thus, u of the other Irgimess of this imps. By Use epilog thews will be assembled thus at least flu registate is a high state of disiensy. The ream trueposts Northumberland, No. 61, sad Sir .1. liarthope, No. 152, arrived at Spathes& to-day from the Rest. They brings° passengers or Myelitis. The Pilules, 20, screw corvette, Captain DRyncout, arrived at Spathes yesterday from the Baltic. The Poiypheaus, 6, paddle sloop, Cosamsader Warren, soiled yesterday for Plymouth, cumin/ supernumeraries. Her destination is tits Black Sea, bat she Is deficient of bar amity number of °Man. - The Viz.., steamer, salted yesterday for the eastward, seaveying eaperautur;s. The Anal, 9, @stew sloop, Cowman Muse, left Spit bead yesterday to relieve the windbooad ourshant ship ping. The wind keying slanged to southward she returned le 'pithead this afternoon. The Rbaduasatbor, Masser, sailed yesterday for Wool wish to brim mud machinery for the sew ships "Wog The Norden sad Diaspore, sailing ships, having die- I ohsrged resumed ardsasce stores, saikd yesterday for the river. &a experiesced ltlyal Marine Artillery men ars ordered OD be Dent fret sett man.of-war, baying dew:Waists of that asps en board, to bead.quitsn to be in readies, for the sew mortis sad sus baits boildieg for the nut essepoign. Their plass an to he filled by remits. PEMBROKE, Dno. 22. The Flying Fish, item despatch boat, a beautiful model, bell' expressly to eosin speed, hie just bees bang sd at this dockyard. She was 111011112 by the lady of J. 11. Philipps, BK., M.P. The principal diagnose are : Length between the perpendicalin, 100 feet; lesgth of kat fee toonsge, 179 feet 6 is. ; breadth eareae, 30 feet 4 in. breadth for towage, 30 feet 2 is.; breadth .aided, HI feet 4 in. ; depth is hold, 14 feet 6 in. ; bardes is leg, S7l#; engines, high pressure, 460 hone power. She west eff is very good style, end was takes is chap by Mr. Tankins. sister attendiat of Portsingth-yard, waggish, will be navigated to he furnished with machinery sad fitted site as. The following gaga armament is in the coons of as groetion at this angel Howe, 120 gees; Wades! Ogle, 116 (likely to be eat in twe and lengthesed, so as te his ass of Ma 131 gas (doss); Defiance, 90; Revenge, 90; Melpomene, 60; lnusorsollte, 60; Aaron, 60; Tweed, 60; Diadem. 30; Dora, 40 ' Orlando. 30; Orahowsd, 16 ; Alert, 16; Policia, 16 ; Cordelia, 8; Outset, 8; Pious?, deepatiff boat; and Pet, Neale, Rambler, and Decoy pa- WM. Coantsr orders have been sent to Southampton respeatiog the war trassurN Tsle i tub, which wen ordered to tea bemuse Dover tad Heap She is now ordered to be prepared to take tut to Gibraltar, Malta, sad the Isaias Islands, 7 °Mom sad 176 mu of militia draft, together with 36 sea ef drafts for Malta. The followiag are soder order, to embark is the Telegraph oa the 2616 isstaat, via., to Malta, Hospital Sergeant Benjamin Bea• slam, of the Royal Artillery to Cede, Liestonsat Goble, olds Royal Wiltshire Militia. Her Majesty has been graciously pleased to send 101. to Thomas Walker, 95th &signet. It will be reeol- Listed as be last Royal visit to Fort Pitt the Queen woo sus& with Walker's insanity in whims a carpet ' ems. posed of squarer; of the different regimental cloths, aad which bat bus recently forwarded, thrush Colonel C. B. Phipps, for her Welty. The whole of the Ant regiment of the Aoglo- Italia. Desist, coubstiag of 1,070 lan, is aow at Novara. loader the seismal of Major resold, sad is a bee body of sea. The avenge age is &boat 22, sad fed half of the member are made soldiers, bevies served their time In the Piedmonts* servies. T hey are armed with the Rafield Mile, weighing sheet 10Ib., with boycott, lock sod sight., sad Wanes. The emoted sad whisk Miaow ferules at Chisvasso, oadu Colossi Custard, Is to be a rifle to Mars, nays the united Service Garatte, that the same is semmand of sashimi, me all to be subjeeted to aa ezaminattos is {seam, es ►eard the Barell.ut, as the Ist of Ussery, when those /mad leeempstant will probably be nanersen. Rear-Admiral F. J. Thomas died at Southamptoa hat week at the age of 89. Is his youth he was romidered ems of the handsomest aid bravest °Seen to the British navy. He distiagaished himself la Sit Robert Calder's wetio 9 Miami the oembised tests of Prance and Spsls is 1806, la the greit battle of Trafalgar is the same year, and la the Woes of Cadiz is 1810. Admiral Thomas was us the Mind list. LEAVES OF ABSENCE FROM THE CRIMEA. We find in tin Nand Orders to Dec. 8, for which we have not NOM at lag*, that the following °Moen have obtained Ina of abeam : Brevet Liest.-Osimel Eieg, 49th Regiment, to 7th May, 1866; Major Comae% 6th Dragoon Garde, to 7th Marc, 1866; Licensee' Bala, 4th Raiment, to 7lit December, 1865; Lieutenant Bstgem, 72ed Regiment, to 3let Deem. b0e,1855. At the noommeadation of medical boards. to— Limet,Coinel Senna, 2nd Dragoons ; Lieutenant P. Bellamy, 55th Regiment; Sorge= Stewart, 92nd Regiment Temporary Commitment Clerk B. Mechensie ; to proceed Se Inglesta. Aloe Ma medial eertifittatee, to—Lienteneat W. Bina. 111111 meat , to 25th December, 1856; Aosta eat thiegeme R. Ribeeta. 72ed Regime gen t 3let Dember, 1865; to 'renovate Sat e& And on privi es stain to—Calais H. Scott, 34th Regiment, to 29th February, 1866 ; Lieutenant L. D. Broughton. Royal Artillery, to 16th Joinery, 1856; Assistant Surgeon:William, 88th Regiment. ft 29th February, 1866 ; Deputy Amiens% Commissary J. IPOilliney,Field Tnie Department,to 29th February,lB66 To Brevet. Major Fellows, 11th Humus, Deputy Assistant Quartenneeennenerel, to 9th February, 1866; Captain Beenonde, 18th Regiment, to 12:b December, 1855 ; Captain Clayton, 13th Light Dragoon, to 16th January, 1866; AmiiiteetSurgeoe Lewes, tad Battalion Rifle Brigade, to 19th December, 1866; Lieutenant H. Byes, 41st Regi ment ; Lieutenant F. neberden, 66th Regiment; Ensign Fitzgerald, 41st Regiment; the last three at the TOCOMMISS. datioe of medical boards. On anent prints attain to Brevet Lient•Coleeel W. Ill'Call, 79th Retinal, to 29th Febnary, 1866; Brent Limn:Colonel Shodwell. Amistent Qaarteranates General, to 29th February, 1666; Brevet Major M. Adze, Royal Artillery, to Slat January, 1866; Brevet Major 0. Hume, 38th Regiment. Deputy Assistant Adjutant Wand, to 29th February, 1856; Brevet Major Roane, 79th Regiment, to 29th Febtuety, 1856; Captain the Hon. J. J. Bourke, 88th Regiment, to 31st Jewry, 1856; Captain B. Bayley, 19th Regiment, to 29th February, 1866; Captain C. Prevost, 31.1 Regiment, to 29th February, 1856; Serpa Weld, 47th Regiment, to 29th Febru ary, 1866; Deputy Amitotic Commissary J. Greene% Field Train Department, to 29th February, 1856. At the recommendation of medical boards to Assistant Side men W. Bradshaw, 50th Regiment; Acting Assistant Serpa Burkett, to proceed to England. On medical ciertifleate to Acting Assistant Surgeon W. Clegg, to 20th December, 1866, to proceed to &uteri. On urgent prints stain to Lieut.-Colonel J. W. Smith, 38th Regiment, to 29th February, 1866; Brevet Major Aplie, 28th Rainiest, 29th February. 1866 ; Brevet Major Roberts, 28th Rest mat, to 29th February, 1856 ; Captain L. Thorotoo, 44th Regiment, to 29th February, 1856 Lieutenant Wald', 28th Regiment, to 29th February. 1856; Lieutenant W. F. Blest, 14th Regiment, to 29th February, 1856 ; and in entwelen, to remain at Satan. to Captain Piper, 46th Regimen, to 15th December, 1855; Lieutenant Dooley, 77th Regiment, to 10th December, 1856; Lieutenant Hay dealt, 111 ti Regiment, to 16th December, 1855. At the re eomemesintion eta medical board, to Brevet Major Camp , bell,3lllth Regiment, to pressed to England . On argent private dike, to Brevet Liout.-Colouel J. J. Hon, 4th Resiseett, to 18th February, 1866; Brevet Major Robert a... Aide-deasmap, 4th Regiment, to 29th February, 1866; Liatemeet F. Savage, Royal Artillery, to 29:h of Febeeary, 1856.—8 y order (Signed) C. A. Wimaam, Chief of the Staff. EITENSITI PISS IN TILE MlNORll23.—Yesterday morning, at an early hour, • fire, 'Winded with a conoldsr obis lass of prororty L bsppsned cos the premises belonging to 311. O. Pioririllo. Italian ooffee•shop sod hotol.keoper, Mintiest N 0.142, !Booties Mr. Braidwood, in his °Metal moon, deserilme the damage dens as fellows:—" N. 142, Miseries, Mr. O. Piacirilb, Italianeofo4sesse beeper, shop es synod Root sad two spper doom berried out, starers alletlePtai WO Wit vast of roof emadmased—inured in the =met Fire Case ; Ne. 143, Mr. B. Stark., tallow , bask wisdom and upper floors burned out smi solleats damaged by water—Wowed is the Monarch Pre Miss ; No. 144, in the same shoot, Mr. M. Matthews. blast, contents damaged by • ester—iontranes unknown ; Me. 6, Ciecrgs-avoret, Mr. J. Todbenter, fermium and Whits' damaged by water—insand is the eve Piro [AdVeritOCEMI.] —HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT AND Tub scraawa Roam, ma yin Cyan be Fes Jan WOIMPN LANs M 4 6; et Lenges. Ileeth Rolm NOM big " um* est le a hut died*. he fresh Om die on make *see seeeni mend* allineeie. serimelly waft the sue sr enteleag sea. 1a Os loped *MIN siss bee" els tee* =sstir sereees • 1 issue eibe Mt We= ee losi ta• vanes I Is bee. mob were that him' NO seueL ma Pam were ibaa named is, so el ass sellidais eel Owed • wale eme. ead the blood vrmr= lOW b't ma droll almeoedl at Proems 241, Wood, larks ; awl IIIII; Eliiimbob Ise %Al by LENA" Obbyboylaypis ; /1. edlla Ed S. Sri% Vairk, Yr. 0 mamas report, se ITO Metre onto OMs Mae Mc 0 1 WU& EA ?nom Loki rim It Ow wools r e x wilts MO. lON • SPORTING. EBWKARILIT CALVIN MEETING. -- Sp. Woo= yea Tie bestrata some Buis of If eve. es* 10 ft, VIII fa i = on ar re miaow of 48 Dewar egebe nudism Os liar, lad 11.1•1111 . 6 nate. all ay sad OW = O "M illosollas• 11 1 01.2214. Is awry 114 el say tee of mem Mown. Ito Ulmer d tag ober brim 'mho me foiallorry labs £.I. (Or sib f haloes /3 pea.) Toner . 2 11 = 11111. IMMO 11 a tra baselkse. calf Ulan berm IS bi limbos man 114 INNS be than by the Um $.. isa L) tad Otto leisb.—.l4r Zig it Tramp • • Imimego - -• .. 4 .e lb • • • 11 • ear ......Ar ~ u. Bo Is 4 II Wga.......garfag Wgg• .. ... ...... $ le lle=. ........- 4 10 lisli ........ 3 111 Tagulibo .. 4 11l TM MAU LLs ---- ...... 3 II ask Wag WEIL ...... 4 s Mks el Liagigur...„. $ $ Clrova Pena -.... 4 I Ms Antbwr —... 4 II II 'ter 7 ig e4gB4% . wow br - ..... - est el Mulls -- I Mar Intl.. $ SittpM .. —... 4 =mg .1461 7.7.:... " cissumisms ........... s La▪ Tbilmi --. s ars ft is. s 7—.. a anew —...... s Amens s Goss Prim —.......— Dodd Varga I Mg Via Wlskle 3 Lira I Nit by Bay MiddiNgs get al Maageg I WM gr• the Wig . .. 3 Plus Publiag .......- 3 JAW _.-:-...- S Oar mos -- I lspodun . I 14.1•4 $ TY Likd of Hai& wood but.bul .... 3 i i - i, • • 1.11 . —....—.— - WlTudena• II Winn • Ina Bond* «» a I Mem ..... • =4 lialugist — • 000. ........ ...... I 4 Hostig 4 °Amadora laws Ua Ls A 15•355 ....... I Mos Oapolos 4 Poissice 4 og — ledr — 6 lialliertarefrinz6 - 7 1 4 •6111.111“.• 6 - 6 6 - 1. 4141611 . . i i ii Bond 5 I Flaw/ • .... Vaadal ..... ...-.. Alan . 5 The Mad.— ... 6 41410 rd ..... 6 Pluirstar— ...... 1114461 . . r.—....... 4 14y . t1 Mewl* i i Mika a Analvenary 3 Cool-biask Rea* 3 Slide 3 .......... 8 Omsk —.........-- 3 Gissilms .........« $ Pretty Ray —...... 3 P=Mmad „..».. 3 3 !Whop of Onaberil 3 OTOPIN:MaiI MOMS. 70 iota. lb. Martin Steepleeheete will take Mese (weether gernittleg) es the 13th ot Ussery; dm Warwick on the MO el - Marsh; sad the Coventry w the 1103 of March. Larks for Cherteey sad Warwick donee January 1. HUNTING APPOINTMENT& ci lie e. Dia - arseiLiill. Owe. D. West's), Wednesday, the Meant' ; Saw , ist wa lliSss—s . It. Waindedsy. Cense:a; Friday, ealkeese—at Wilma 11. 11. /My/. oulam— at 12. i .M% Ibasia Kaaba, 31111—at baltpast 11. lama llatiNs Lama —at 11. Mom*" Wedaasday, lidaVising taillrldp; Trash Throe Pots; lagragay, Weary Hall-at • goartor to 11. get=tonday, Ilanedale Dor ; rodarday, Itlngstoos Hill- M l. Duke et Smaketh. Weftrabo, Mermaid, Christi= Italford; Ed. day. Hallarbagton: Saturday, Orran-st kalLpeot 10. bin F. Pallmes. Wednesday, Znowotose; Saturday, Hawtridge 141 & 41 11=gt Warrell's), Wednesday. Mk= Wyllie; Fri erkeallmoslt Fag-at hal2pou M. Illmbiba (Kr. Whebte's), Tbusday, Intlismse Thals-at 11. Illiseassar Tab. 'Thursday. Noma BSS; Satually, Am= Hill; -Wr t Um IL . Wolmealley. Oalabillts htikr, Dsisbas• lass; imam% orress adffle-al Sagas' Id. NM= Ism arid Woo lemabara). Waboulay, Ms& War ; Melton la Os Mosdaell; FOS% Slipagthorpa; Estor il. Millay l ittlim ui paale i r ser is t l i t past wleh ;10:Theriday, Perm Sappy =i-rat hali.paat 10. Kr. Collar% Thank% Mob Weed; Saturday, Portobello Inn s& eall.p= 10. CoMasmon (Mr Isla Tuesprh), Wednesday, Latham; Thom egztta Witeout; Seemtlaff, Market to it. (Kr. H. P. INN, Wodasaday, Willard Wood.; Saturday, Id=r-at a gomer ea IL soil lissesm.. Wadmiday, Wiest= Wises ; Friday. Wens& Arino-st • Mr So IL Lard Dean* W Maid Woodside ; Friday, Wawa -sr SaMpset It. Durhom Coonsy. Wailamisy, Ilebarorth ; Friday, Banaprou-111 Sidlant IL Ifs Ihumar (Mr. H. Orawt), Wolearlay. Itlestmore; Saturday, Warkh MIII-at IL Wait Won, Saturday, TIMM Orris-at It. Swift Sasso. Thursday, male= t alabarday, Childerditel, 'lads. aolths-as 11. Zoom aid Suffolk, Friday, etestlbrd 11111-at 11. Kart Fluoilllasal. WeSamday, Hob= Woad; Friday. WWI Park - at ball.pset IL Mr. Sark's. Wedesoday, HaVey Orem ; Friday, Clore Thall-411 balt.past 10. Itambledon (Mr. Wall's), Wedarday, Halllagtoo; Friday, Holy. wall Hexes-at a quart.r to 11. Harlem, Wednesday. the liana= ; Saturday, Green Ship Lute Oslo Ht S. H. H., Wednesday, Brookwood; Tennobay. Mi t t = Old Hesse; lb. Maday. Ass lAass, Holyearae-at armorer BeythreN Wednesday, Wire I Wilms; Friday, Boort= addrat Saari y, Dean Crass Boils-at ban.peat IL Holism= Werbeaday, haff-way tem= lima Mau r= Hug eat.: 11-paThanday, Bart= apes ; Friday, Wok= as Spabling Meer as hast 10. Ilarwartli. Thursday the Thunals-athall-put M. Kaneko= 111 r. Ma's), Mulaseday, Opiall; Ileturday. Biked Mr hat A Mena bley-at 10. *.a. . Thereday, Drahalowe; Satarday, 11 0 bob -as • ewer le L Rug RM. limmios 11ai0h=1 Staid; latarday, Itetothe-rd biti =7 l.. ( MIS Plawas* Orlds-st Mffiltsl M. Ludlow (Ur. Simmir,), Walnaulay, Nosy Hal; Saturday, Etas ho-nt hallepast Ms. Inetle^ . W 10. edasedity. Uncles* Comma ; Thursday, Main& Ils Malls; Fri day. Orore-at hal t -past le. Waryark. Thursday, deploy; Saturday, Netharwittos-at a quidur ea 11. Thu= oMbrihlre (Kr. J. B. PSlElpea), Mag. Holton Sterne Pits -id hall put 111. Omilay. Termoiay, Itorleigh Windmill; Saturday, Kimbell= Car e li=er to 11. pax. Lot Plalllipe's), Th ursday, Seroeston-at 10. Sari of lentammah. Welftedig, Dews Inn, Iltibrienr. Friday, Coale; Suallufe Ma= Ms, MMOSII -1 " 11 - Posembly (Wm Prop'.), Wedaseess Heals Oro= ; Saturday, Lagraisr half peat 10. Wrimealay, Ashby St. Lodgers-at 12; Friday, 1115* MU e • esuedes. Sulk Toll Osus-at a quarter to 11. asks (pas el Cleveland'.), Wednesday, Ilaalisid ; Friday, Aug. Mad Padt-at Mit post 10. labord. Wadasulay. Coddle Moor; Thursday, Kellam; Sitar * IL da lled=6ll l44 übseday, Maslow ; Friday, Astwail Will; egp, /11"1 , ia s sYs Law Bad -at kill paid 15. a ti...., hall past WMOuldM iall "It o W rir kaalOY °. 111118 : 11 " 281" ‘" 1 : 11 . IfrarMatki• - •t •faid i rridB7. Ks. • 11.11116, Wolnaday, liarbap Wharf ; Tbaudes Chafe Lodp; MSc lourielsh; laturdaL /Wry Weil-la IL SaimmuntWrawipraeL Friday, Wilt Part-at Wort 111. 9 Friday, ORM= Gar--s a qual to m U. 9= l Z (111 r. O. Co'.),el lisdnesft. Illamieglas TIllap; nvoirw, silo= Hall ; Saturday. HWIMI-10-Srahlff-r1 11. at Para SHHolmlia, Wednesday, lmllustaa; ream lilmatelk halegme 10. Soot el Sloadures, Thursday, the Plough 1.., West= Beth ; S.. tarta l t Mgt= Wall-as halt-pat 10. Thursday, llorseheash Mill; Saturday. Cordes Hall-st a garter to 11. Mr. Richard Sutton's. Thursday, Zeythorse Hall; Yriday,Tharaby -at IL Ur. Tviamoy's, Wadoesday. Scobsecombe; Saturday, Wroagla ailage-lit belLpist to. Yr. Anotreriarr Temeasah, Wednesday, Whiteman Orem ; Themday. Oman Village ; Saturday. the Monies, tulworth-at 11. !irate; Thanabg. Wareesah-st salt-prat . Trude* Weassalep. Illailowca , the.rt all; M Friday, ffunwisk-st 4 = Paris, Wodeadly, Norden Wood; Saturday, 'Linsley at 10. T. W.U. (lord 011101%), Thursday, Stant= Hoes.; Saturday,' Allastau--01 squaw i• 1 I. Wenglibike. Wednesday, Buz rs .= Toll Gate ; Thursday. Lower ill=f; Friday, Th is Hal Tsars-se =quarter to 11. widashlre, 1 hands', 111 a Hill, triday, Hay Wood-at err le 11. Immeasion l s, Wednesday, Lodger Hew; May. Iltabalsa Au=lsj, Nowbursb Park-at lell.past N . .11r. Lloyd's). N edaraday, Laity ; Situaday. Spore= Hllidr-yeet Id. weesestwealns. Wadnesday. Cramp Perry Ward; Friday, Ply. = ma- it talf-put 10. .a. Thursday, WEIL= Woad; Saturday. Haw. SHOISI-0 11. Illr W. W. W=WaVfladusider. Oredington ; Friday, Puttaltyshaa ; /stud aThao Weat hags= d. Earl o& Toelaurighh. Wednesday. Yarborough Camp; Friday, Thorley How-alt IL Took and Aborm.lllllmolosaad Hoorn; Thursday, Bewley Hall; Saturday, Wilms Rie-od habirau IL 1110•1111. B. v., Friday, Altos Maw Worst IL trodusaday, TermilM's Darrow; Saturday. Dyke-41; • gamatn it e l t 4 e 4 il. friday, Ilsaml.ll-ad 11. . Talmsbe Tye-at eall.past IS, asesoroan. W , Aare Dow=-at halter= IL I. a i asibmini„ , ill At Eltareh-at 11. wog Theis,Thimiiq, Raab Hoed bar ; Saturday, Ootam *late st 11. Lord LcaulaWs, Friday, World's Znd-at IL Norfolk (west), Friday, Donate, Union-at 11. misers= Friday, liessol-at a quarter to 11. Stockton. 10310.104 sad Harli•PlW, Titurtl•Sa 1111111ISNS•41 all-past le. Mr. S. Willemts, Friday, Weary rlllage-at half-past le. SALA 01 RUSSIAN Pamts.—At Lloyd's captains' mos. as 'Way aftsissee, Mr. Loeblaas dieposod of two Uri= vas* by pub.* esetwo,whieb bad bees trostlematet as lawful Moss. Tb. Russian bowie' Fide., about 340 tome, befit is Filllead is 1036, realwed 1,0001. ; sad the Remiss saboteur Swaps. 120 tome, 6911. Tb. forties Wilt Jesus Nam e% UM Wm, sad to bay* bees built et Si. Vasa, was alas add y ills a deem of saw swim Oa sateartty sf tbs Alkiskaff OM% sad Maio' 00% THE - EXPRESB, MONDAY VINING, ILA% Olt!llama. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.-Dl SECOND COURT. ITAIIIII At mai MOS DI MI 0001“ Oft COMM PLOY. :moos 82/3 AND 001010111 101>•0. Pl/411011 V. 1111.1311011T.—1N7110T. Is this ease, the for a lodging-Mum to mover a aum et 68L for board via ledgiag li .M . L l C dant pleated infamy, bat paid 101. into seat. Mr. inrjeant Wilkie' and Mr. Wordsworth appeared for , the plaintiff; and Mr. Bdwin JUIN and Mr. Qua for the , defendant. It appestat that the plaintiff lived et Beryareet, Bt. James, and the defendant, • loath of It years of age, in the Tower Hanle. Militia, sad the son of the monger of the Casty Firwallos, was iatrodeeed to him by another gentler , sa mend Parr, who oceepal arta mate Mere. The defendebt took Mini at the plaiatiffs how in Feb aaet, and gave diallers ad apple to his brother (Mom The plaintiff received a letter from the dehadaat's father on the 11th of Much, stating that the dilatant ha a haw provided for him, and that he was set in a peaks 10 per any bills which he might ran up at the *bare. Oa this letter Wag Hewn to the delesileat,he sale his tattier wisest of temper, sad that he would see him goat it. He informed the 'Wadt the seat day that be had area his father, and that he bad aeoloretlos to hie simakies_ One provided he did EN laser teem' bill". The plaintiff en this was wafted, sod .mood bin to Tema sant the Mk Mara, when he yob realest • letter from the deleadeat's father, am miss the lame intimation u the former cu. The plaintiff then ordered the defendant to leave, saying that he had daubed him. TM debase woe that the diatom, supper", Ike. which had been supplied to the dilatant were not neceraka sad therefore the plaintiff could not MOM for the amount whist' he bad charged for there. Mr. Justice Bile, is amain up, said the exception to to rale of ma latest being aWillo Is Wad Morn is tea meting a debt, woo whoa the pods applied were aeon ' eerier imitable to his estate and degree. The law permitted him cocoanut debts which were tor necessaries, for the per ' au of cubing bin to get ea la the world amordieg to Ida education and degree, which frees eireatoeteaoes be night otherwise be astable to de. It had tees held is a ease where a young nobleman, aa aim is the army, had been sued for salaries to the moat of 800 L which bad been supplied to him, when in a regiment when the nal hem had been frequntly changed,aad when he was obliged, is eider to keep his positior, to repeatedly change his estrum, that the artistes 'applied were necessaries, although to so large an amount. He thought the father of the pre sent defendant had acted mot hecoonbly la the matter. It was lot the jury to say,accordiag loth' law he had laid down, whether they considered that the dinners and es pen given by the defendant were aismaries or wt, it aeybel g weal in hie regiment for the Allan to give each eatertaloareats. The jury retuned s verdiet for the daleadaat. JUDGES' CHAMBERS.—Dzc. 22. Till QUW ON Till PROSSCOTION OP 111 ONIIRCII WARDIN OP ST. WATTNRW, BRIXTON, P. TIM XIV. Dl. . _ Mr. Clarkson, the barrister, appeared oa the part of the proeseutios ' in support of as application to est aside the flat of Mr. Baron Platt. dimming the issuing of • writ of et:demi, removing this indictment frees the Central Criminal Court into the Quest', Bosch, and that a writ of proeedeado hese to return the promedisp. The leaned weasel in supped of the application produced a ameba of affidavits to show that the grounds upon which the fist of Mr. Baron Platt had been obtained were an entire odors. presentation of the facts of the ease. It was alleged that a series of libels has bun issued sad eiroatated, and that great excitement esisted spinet the defendant, all of which was denied on the other side. Mr. Clarkson also urged that the application for the fist was made secretly, sad against good faith, no notice having bee. given to the promenton. Kr. C. G. Pride's: appeared on behalf of Dr. Vaughan, to wee the appliostios, but was stopped in his argument by Mr. Julies Crowder stating that he did not thick it right le should interfere to set aside the fiat of another judge. Bach an application ought to be made to the full court; but in the present case the proper manse to pursue was to remit the whole of the affidavits ea both sides to Mr. Baron Platt, who could then reconsider the matter. That sours* was eventually, by aeon% arnaged. THE POLICE COURT& CITY POLICS COKMITTEB. SNORT Wt. AND DIANDIII2. Charles Moore, a cheesemonger, of 31, Shissmakeerrow, was samsaoned before Alderman Copeland and Alderman Cubist, by Mr. Knott, one of the City inspectors of weights and memaree, for having a beam and scale ewes craft agaiast the purchaser. In this instance toe draft was mossioned by a piece of fat Wag placed under the plate of the scale. Alderman Copeland said it wee a very had ease, and fined ►im 20s. and costs. James Diboll wes summoned for bevies a llb. weight 7 drams deficient. Mr. Knott said he went into the defendant's shop, in eamequesee of being informed that lie had charged a person for more meat than had been delivered. The muket ecniniittu had pissed a beam end seals in the clerk's oMeo fee the us of the public who felt a.doubt as to whether they had their proper weight, and en the average twenty people amid them every Saturday. Oa one occasion two shouldore of mutton were weighed and were 31he. deficient. The butchers of the market were aware of that fact, for the males had been in use for three years, and there was a board up in the market informing the public that they could have their meat weighed at the °Mee of the clerk of the market. Alderman Cabin said it wee a pity they did not make mon use of It. - . - The defeadeat Was then fined 10s. and wets. Hoary Shortland, a butcher, of Tyler's market, was toed de. and mats for having a beam and male li os. draft spiast the yerehmser. William Winter, a carman, was summoned for deliveries' coals without amachine and weights. Alderman Cabin thought the defendant had been misled by the seller of the coals, and therefore Lined him the cats only, and ordered a second summons lobe takes out spinal the seller. Messrs. Samystos, /Hannah, and Co , of White street, Mooraelds, were summoned by Mr. Harvard, one of the City Inspeaton of Weights area /demure., for having one 1 gallon measure not stamped and 4 ounces dslaient, and one half gallon 4i ounces deficient. The foreman of the distillery assured the magistrates that those 1001111111.1 were seldom if ever used, and upon that sisertlon they were fined the wets only. Robert Mayen, coal dealer, of St. Mary-ane, was fined 10s. and costa for having one unjust coal machine. GUILDHALL. naafis Beason, ab,;;;l;oittwelve years of ege, was brought before Aldermen Fsrebrother and Sir Hairy Mug geMge, in petty sessions. (The sew Criminal Justices Am requires two aldermen la the City to act is asses, whereas one magistrate is the metropolitan districts is see. Mont.) The defendant was charged with stadia, 17 quires of paper belonging to Mr. Bauman, a printer. of Saow-hill, his muter. Mr. Batsman being smeind to take the usual oaths, mid he had ea objeetioa to be swan. His were religious samples. Aldan= Fuebrotber said he bad no wish to interfere with any man's religious opinions, bat prossoutor was liable to be committed to prises for refusing to take the 00th, which was absolutely necessary for the ends of justice. He (the worthy alderman) would not proceed to any such harsh measure at present, bat would remand the prisoner till Wednesday to give Mr. Bateman tuns to madder what course he would adopt. Mr. Bateman said he believed is the New Testament, which forbids sweetie, at all, and the set of kissing the book he thought implied an imprecation which he mold not subscribe to. Al/lamas Farebrother said he should not discuss that pant. He wished Mr. Bateman to understand that the purport of the oath was simply calling u po n the Almighty ' to bear witness of the latentioa to a the truth. The I teat in Scripture alluded to by Mr. Batemaa referred to I [sofas* swamis( end not to necessary oaths. • Tim prissier was accordingly reseeded. BOW•STEBBT. Throe of the nth employed in working the MAIN at the Idrairsted London Nowa *Moe, applied ni Ilcs magistrate for advice. They commented by tininginkingt that some of them bad bees discharged st a MO meals sad others without notice. The magistrate observed that if the applicants really ile-1 sired his advice, they had better state the fate candidly, and keep nothing back. One of the applicants then made the following statement. Oa Wedneaday week a reamer reached the men that of 66 bands employed to work the machine 16 were to be or abused, and the remaining 30 would be required to do the whole of the wash without eau. pay. On Friday thenning they obtained leave from the foreman to stop the theellith for 10 Wastes, Is order to rioasalt en that point ; and a An panties of sin haying both appointed to welt es lb. p ▪ I lorn, the roetor, the rest returned t• ikon week. elgrsaa a ssu r ed the deputstioe that he !Wife 101211111W1 of making any alteration. The mu, howevey net bring satisfied with this asearanes, grain stopped the mania* for 10 minutes without 'skiing leave. This Megloasod th e pro- ' piston, who bed eines got the paper partly meetsiood else where, discharging souse of the men, and giving only partial work to others who had previcrasly been full hands. They bad also simulated a rumour that the men bad stria, is ceasequence of whisk statement other employers would not lairthem. magistrate said that by stopping the methise outliers the men had is feet struck, and ea the meth ineonvealent day, that of pahliestioa. The 1 . 1 1.191111. WA padded is the oourse they had takes, end the applosals might have boss panisktod (or striking. WOURIP4TRIET. Kr. William George, the leedioed of the Three Ink hone publie-house, in Old Nichol-street, Bethnal- , wee emerged with having bees totted is pasendon of a bo a al prams and various ether articles, supposed to have been : stubs; sad also with Davis; asesuiteci sad resisted sae et an 'Mem who bad token hiss thus custody. • Jackass stated that he bed been einOoyed la the psillsolansossesSid r r is 4 4 4 i 41 U 11 11 if 10 i : : - i i • I f DEUEMBER had taken glass at rail* tasti.q mad be resolved &modes whisk WINS Ida is ineesedee the paseemes beeped Ike reviews *waist I. nude Wes way 51 ease eter, wham he Osumi the bee et prams es lie lab% bus pea* ennessied vadat sa old Cresp7 - per, whisk wee threw* 'auks* ever h. The primmer marmated hefts peseseam by Mader that he bad parehased the trait tent a pones named Plifilips, in I. j ry City, with whom he bad bass la the habit of tar the last eta loam Whales left the phenol in et awakes effiser e aml wended to %e ar :grew put of emeeseelliag whisk be diesevered a et trui sm Isis* to the T• 1111 di, passe el bleak nod SOMILIpain ei ellMesm's shoes, whisk be snepested to be the motes, el diluent robbed*. altheagb the *ism declared that the auk led hes. lilt with his as seamy for a lean, and with regard en iheether artist" that be had ives einc i Ve useesse to a Milldams*, sad that th e ehees to hi the s own shildren. The sergesat !added that ha W made minute in quiries is Lad leas respostiag Menus Phillips, but found that no sub versos leaded I. that Wady. Knight (City pollosmaa 246.417) stated that the instant the sergeant bad left the to under the eireamaances described in his evidence, the prisoner made a sadden rash at hiss with the observation, u I don't know what you have to do with it ;" and, after dashing him against the wall, he hastily' caught tip the box of fruit, whisk he attempted to destroy by throwing it oa the fro; but witness smoseded, with some difficulty, In rumoring it, sad the prisoner who offered considerable reagent*, was overpowered a nd te emed. In answer to the charge, Mr. Watkins, who appeared for the defence, mitred the magistrate that his client would ham an difficulty in rendering a satisfactory explanation with regard to the property, and amounted for his violent sad esspicious conduit by stating that he had been drinking freely at the time. It having been ballasted by dugout Jeekeon that he ex mated to be prepared with farther evidenoe at the neat exasainatioa, the prisoner was ordered to be remanded for a week; bat the magistrate con fisted to aseept substantial bail* his appearanoe. LAMBETH. ---- - Ti. Billiard, a pugilist, who has bees foe some time in training to fight a pitahed battle ; Cahill Bury, a convicted thief mad hourbreaker, and Thema Berrissors, a person well known to the polka, were lisally maramed on a 'barge of Maliq two large sew" die property .f Mr. Ball. The Winnow Ist seise nestle past are suppmed to have oommitlnd a number of r4Mberise ill the parishes of Camber well and Newingtoa, particularly in unoccupied houses, from while they carried away the coppers, lead-pipes, gas, sod Weer fittings. l ip . 16. called a number of witnesses who had gives them t infonastion relative to the prisoners sad the t robberies ; but nearly the whole of them de nied Ibeir oath what they had previously said, Omagh the matrary was sworn to by the caws, and the magistrate threatened to sommit two or three of the witness' for ingot gar. mortal remarked, that it would be ageless with gush witnesses to send the ease before s jury, and he should, thenfore, deal with it summerily, sad send the prisoners for throe maths each to the House of Correetioa. THAMES. Thomas Kingston, thei - jsesger, Sired 17, appeared before Mr. Ingham os a summons, charged with " wilfully and maliciously setting Are to the dwelling house, lofts, and warehouses, knows es the Dublin and Foreign-wharf, Lower Bast Smitt field, with intuit to Ware Mr. James Hartley, the proprietor of the same." We hare already reported the ease at length. On Saturday further evidence was tendered, which, however, failed to bring home the charge dtrestly to the prisoner. The further hearing of themes was postponed until Friday seat, the defendant is the meantime being allowed to be at large without entering late any recogaisanee. Thmo ars a great number of witnesses to be 'satiated. sad the neves* gallon is expeated to lest some days. CONSIGNMENTS TO CARACCAS. MM. Dement and Co., proprietors of a vessel celled the Stolle de la Mee, yesterday brought, sap Ortlimati. ea aides before the Tribunal of Commerce salsa MM. Do med smi Issisrq, and against M. Fleury, the latter of Vaasa* assignees of the vessel, to recover 2,147 Smog, under the following circumstances :—ln April, 1864, the Boils de la Mer arrived at La Guars, :in the republic of Venezaels, with 24 bales of goods addressed toile. Blushes', English consul at Canons ; but the captain had positive orders not to deliver them without the payment of 2,147 fr. The captain deposited the bales at the costors.hense, and Mr. Maginot having obtained en order from the genre most of Venezuela, mused his vies.consiti, Mr. Stacey, to 'WIM them, but he refused to pay ;either the value of the goods or the freight. M. Fleury complained vibe neatly of this set, and a violent altercation took plane between them, but it produced no result. M. Fleury knowing that the law of Venezuela forbids any proceedings against a foreigs consul, could not bring an action against Mr. Bingham ; but he cited Mr. Stacey before the Tribunal of La Guars, end demanded that he should pay for the goods seized. The tassel, however, decided that as Mr. Stacey bed acted by the orders of Mr. Mahal, he mould not be proceeded against. A complaint was then made by M. Fleury to the Freach Minister of Foreign Affairs ; he eland the Consul-Gesend of France at Vassals to make inquiries into the matter. That gentleman having ommulicated with Mr. Bingham, was informed that the latter wee quite prepared to justify his refuel of payment, but was aevertkelses ready to ester into ss arrangement. The Consul. General reported We to the Minister, end ease time ago the French ambassador was Instructed to ask Lord Clarendon if Mr. Bingham bad sent any *Wallas of hie eadust. Ilia lordship maned in the segative, sad is that state the matter now rests. But Messrs. Densest sad Co. being nepossible to the owners of the goods, demanded that the consignees should pay value of tam, on the you'd that it wee from want of proper cation as their part that the property had fates into the heads of Mr. Bingham. The tribunal, however, after ezasiiniag tato all the fasts, dismissed the action, sad em. dawned the plaintiffs to pay the costs. PROFITS OF THE TURKISH LOAN. Man GaJigtioui.) A gentleman, nand de Boarbsvellt, yesterday brought as action before the Civil Tnbmal K thu 8.1. I manse id. Durand, of Constantinople, to AMY 110,000 f. as thumps for keying been uojustly excluded lima all sham ia raising the meat lose for the Turkish gmarament, though be bad takes pert is isedueting the Doesibmioss which led to it. In support of his demand ho stated that a dto bask as 1829 he coneeived the idea of introdudagsal into Turkey, end entered into numeralsea the subject with capitalists is France and I s ass but Ids Aram led to no result. In 1841 he initiated H. Durand late by projects, and they both tried to get a_ loan for Tur key, sad to establish a bank at Constaa*mie, a log to share the profits; but all their *leftism fruitless. In 1863 a cousiderable amount of beck plats between the parties shout a new of less, and Dusod, who was at Coastaattnople, susstastly trotted Id. do Bourbevelle as his partner, or at least or his spot. At last, in Auras, 1864, Durand having obtained the aseassary authorisation from the Turkish government rabid a ism is Paris sad London; but from the moment he obtained the autherisatkm be dropped all ciontrausica tics with de Botarbavelle. 31. Durand opposed the demand cm the ground that 11. de Bourbsvelle had not contributed is nay way to the samosa of the loss, though he had had every opportmity of doing so, and that it was only whoa he (mud that he (de Southaven') was absolutely unable to induce any capitalists to take it up that application was made to others. Derma moreover alleged that say ma vestiges which might have existed batman him and de Bourbevelle applied eaclasively to previous attempts to obtais loess, mad not to that of 1854. The Tribunal, after ezassiaiss the corrospostbstee between the parties, rejected the demand. In the muse of the promaines it misstated that M. de Bourbevelle had at first solicited authorisation to submit the matter to arbitration , and had then demanded 400,0006 r., bat M. Durand applied to the Imperial t ours to declare that it was of suck a mum that It could sot, be left to arbitrators, hot malt be submitted to the Civil Tribunal. TM Court gave judgment to that effect, sad then de Bourbevells radar:ad his claim to 100.000 fr. VACANCIES, APPOINTMENTS, MID PROMOTIONS IN see Crrtr, : Mr. A. Pike, Acting First Claw Clerk In the Comptroller of Victualling, dn., Department, has bean appointed Clerk of the First Class In the Departmentof Transports and Prisoners of War, vim Mr. T. Welts% retired. Mr. Thomas G. Grant, Clerk of the /wend Claes at Whitehall, has been appointed Acting Fyne ass Clerk in the Comptroller of Victualling, &e., Deguitment, vim Pike. Consulate Department.—Vacanay : The eare of Vioe-Consul at laity, Pun, has become vacant =be death of Mr. Thomas Compton. Salary 6001. The Department: Mr. W. Morgan has been upland Awl to Sre Seerstary of State for taking proceedings nailer the Einthtel Offenders Ast in the Midland, Oxford, wed Weds= Circuits. Coast Guard: Commander A. G. Wad has boss_sppoistod to command the Wells District ; Osmimider Nicholas Love Lockyer has been ap. = .B IIILONMIIIai the Queenstown Distrist, county Cork ; die Hen. Auentus C. Hobart has beta ap pointed te itenusand the Dingle District, suety Kerry, vise I. A. Wyse. removed to Pembroke. Customs A yawner has been nested in the ogles of Principal Clerk and Collester in the Ships Entry OEOe, Long Room, London, by Me death of Mr. T. G. Whitmore; $ vacancy has been sushi is the Castona-honee, Dahlia, by the death of Mr. O. Pips, Clerk; Mr. Joseph Henry Clark has been ap }sited en Extra Clerk in London; Mr. John 0. T. Hill ties been appointed a Clerk to the lizamiewercifiloe in Lofts ; V. W. Pianism bee been promoted from toFint Class of Clerks ha tbsOemptraller 0 l's ease is London ,• Mr. Alfred Ms bee bees promoted drum Third 3o Snood Clam of Clerks is tbe Gemptreller Osimisrovillso V LOINIOS ; Mr. F. V. Milk bee been pro moted from Fear* to Third Clue of Clerks in the Comp treller-Geseralboaes is Ludoe.—Coil Sere** Gaeta. MAMA TO SWEDEN.—GENERAL POST -OFFICE, Doc., 1866 —Ldermatien having been resolved that the steamer London, conveying mails between London and Gotheebirgh under s castanet with the Swedish govern.' meet, has /eased ruining for the winter, so more malls for Sweden eon he forwarded by that vessel until the re opening et the aulgsiost nest spring, ef whisk du soda will be 1111111.—Rowww Mu, &snug. ODTION.--Lmosscot, Dos. 31.-71 to mirk* stosolotry tamely sod firmly, at tall pug atm mks an ONO tadia—eamprtaiad Potion sod Illanohas, at Old. ; IS Basta, at Id. ; ISO Egyptian. at td. to 7d. • aid 4•0 "Orate. at tid. to lid. poi lb. 1M Imports w kik 0 Osier . niTION 0001M—Xncoostsm Duo. 32.—This V urtelly grin at dint' bat for mural 'sore post it Ms ant bon Mt la so mann • mina se it used to its alma °minim s. la navy do. amen Wad Is the boa mugs. mell Is wining lions kft the nisi Wais t Ibtr• is not mosti~st so regent dr pooloselesd lateld adollet Imonem. dN Inednesa ramoseetm title most. et is primal mono of ne nor. Is ammo sane ere idldl sesto. Po dean ninon eel toleptspbe Awe bensbe ib me Mips NNW= lap ektat Fosimety. en ible nap nam n e le eine snot dm stings of boners memo. Ile vet tenenimin adds= los seek as dealt. Inaba at sa mike period Pm imeil to be dm MI Or • iembet Wises prised. sal inimise hap oienninienof s nem la tideless. Mesa WO, aim menet, W is siblepellms. *Wow nal lessmesee adepts lo tlr Late trade. tito WINO pined 'Ms no bet day at an Mw sot ben =ab g e e t bop orders mbleb bad ems provieue pined en still sod most of tho man titres push. enespien the trim, en well nipped lot mem own forrd. Men are dm. but not so rowaaeradvo ta KIM eons as mo l t. wined. Mit MI parties meow is looking at the neebetai Is a very Irate Om Taros aro quiet, bottled°. an Pauly. WOOLLEN CLOTH.—Lane, Duo. IL—We have had a good market Ude morning. There hos been a numerous atteadanoe of ►uyers to both the Clor.halls, and oacriderabbt nattily prevailed throughout. Ms Improved teas was predominant, and more general deposition was MIMI& to operant freely. The treasastras have bees more wriarews, and s mesh larger quantity of 'Will has changed bands than we bar ern as any market dot tor some time pre viewer. The bearer clone has been of ade y satiatactory cha racter r regards the quantity of cloth sold. Prior are not mutiny utisfestory to the manufacturers, who complain much of the mar e muncradve shamble at the trade at present. HALMS. Dar. -Nod la Arm, and more bursa Is drag. Tarns and worsteds are somewhat tester. ARDWARlL—lhasathaan, Drs. 12.—Ilts trade of this town ioadmiss romarkehly steady : is astliebledly brim than it was two er Ores worm ikon ; ardersitsseems r mire 4.. b; at many d the massalsibmiss the Ma ham Mira* fag work, sad at others wham pas Is Um i are wedded Iron three te bar days, =the haw tucks, n .les wa Opal= Is rid aradthe liabisdly Withers& the Firth time thes It has bean Ire the Yr twe yeas et eorrespradiag mobil ; madam on orders in bead ter amiledia this quasar whisk with pelmet my material asap Wen the par roses. flare are laths mossimsoth orders fa ths tows Mr baliewsnms, meth at,/ ether medals. samba take Ur bead of light stool toys; Ms week farther sostraste frees the runs quarter bath beiabiath.ths poem, porker the work on which we. omit wUI havetebiassairdia thetews.Tbehrelga orders are rather rack ; but time wis a Ur spriakihr by des imt hem the United States, sad, all Wimp coardired, trade its is mall in • to more wend and heathy sire Ira could be expered. ?TOM the Markt W reports In that the Ina sad coal radon ire 5001 brisk; she mills and dirges an la fell work ; thank a bria e dema= bon, of whisk there ars bet oily small stods I. South and tas priest@ reshot high...this It wcs two or thew waits SSA Mathistif Wade filly assiatilas Its price, partasalsrly iTGIONO,OI whisk a masiderelgo quantity is warn into the district, amistally from the Parer it Dna. Mak essi is still n dee awl dear ; of the upper a this soil Ore is a haw supply, aad ask bait eigled los ale at the mills, She tharail Mr kis sot so mashlssibiw imp eel. lisrs are all at weds, ths dorsi la la a settled rats, lad resin kinds el Meer meth dimmad. la this Oar ea Thom day a farther thrthad did.th the pound woe dislased oaths Brest•- arOTO Beak ; ft Is ressirebis Is akw weeks, sod will make the 0.4 dead so far id. is the posed. Mother instthesat es the ktomisidge branch may be thirsted in ribrawy. CORN.-Csarsaresa, Deo. 22.-Ws had a very slow Mistimes nth ket, and everything Ina cheaper Is. to Is. Wheat, red, 74a. to Ms.; white, 60e. to the. Barley, 14s. to as. HM N ells. to 46a. Per, 16s. Oats, Hs. to 32a. CANTENIOIIr, Dena It-We had a large supply and a dull sale. sad Mom about the nom Wheat, brown, 63e. to 025.; white, 711 s. to Us. Bartel, his. to 435. Oak, 21s. to M. 6d. Beans, 40e. to 325. Peso, 425. CASIMIR, Deo. 21.-We had a good supply of all kinds of grail at our market this morning. For whest there was a fair demand, sad lest week's rates were nearly maintained. Barley and oath prices in weer of utlet& Wheat. whits. new, 20s. to 31s. 6d. ; old, 30s. to Sta. Id.; red, new, 17a. ed. to 22e. ; old, 235. to Itts. 6d. Barley, new and old, 13s. to Ile. Oats, potato old, ils. Id. to ISt.; new, 99.6 d. to 10..64.; sommoa, sad, Ile 6d. to 19a; now, Is. 6d. to 1 20e. to 21e. Flour. stool, 2s. Its. to is. Id. Oatmeal, s. os. ed. to 2s , keenest, ls. per 10d. Berisymeel, Is. 641.-Carlie• Journal. COWIIIIRTSI, 11.-An lumped supply of beano at market, sad fair of wheat and other grain. Barley, beans, sod pass Is. shaper. Wheat met a Now sale, at barely late rates, tempt for Sae and dry qualities. Ounrcarraa. Dec. 31.-We have had a Christmas market to.dsy, and Ilttle blather done at lest week's prices, though the supply was much larger. Foreign continues about the same. A baiter supply of barley, which sold heavily. We could not tell oak at a =all con. meatus. Imports for the week ending Dec. 29 :-W hest, 296 qrs. ; oats, 3,676. Gmoroati, Des. IL -7les amply of wheat was very large, and the demand Limited ; nevertheless, tomer rata were maintained for ass sorts, other kinds being a shade eager. Wheat, 72a. to Iles. • Barley, 33re. to tts. Oats, 16a. to 31s. Issue, 465. to 616. Pass: 43e. to 411 e. Harrrozo„ Dec. 21.—The market to•day thinly @applied with wheat, the beet peoples made last week's prtw, Inferior sorts lower. geillay mobs Is. per qr. less money ; supply fair. Oats made Is. per gee. lees mossy. Per and Mesa. a heavy trade at lately so toed =fWbest, Os. to its . per Iced. Barley, Me. to U se. par qr. Oto s. eta. Per,to PM per bad. Beans, 29e. to Teread. DawcArrtgorox-Tries, Dec. SL—A change vied et Teasley brought up • Rood many of the keg detained sere laths verge from Bye Bath; we have, therefore , sows fair supply dirtiest, lour, sod Way ; the weather ohm has beim very seethe end frosty, sad these ere till • many thaseis deiathed. TM Inds theft the mak bia s berm deprored,sad sake Dalydisabis isms& We love • good supply of wheat from the eastermy d haring no sigillissi arrivals from the meet the path tws the menet send ily at lest Banltay's rtes—title. new yellow wheat Werth ML ) ar Wisheth red wilighkg Oaths Si.. per Vibe. The supply a Norfolk Sour made the &m ai. aullesthe Clgbasis= boded—where miss lumbar weds a dames of la. e i .:sr seek bee in soar imiemar bees submitted to. Jerky folly le. MI& per qt. lower, ge. sad &Seek to sell at this rednedes. In rem temsent peas no chan Usk down. The snivels Ousts esetima having dUnialibM, th les** ere was mere deaths= In the ems war. The minis Ole waiters :—Wheat.methwiss, ; elegise, I.lrle qrs.: bairn sesthwies, 2.111 S; sge, othetwbs„ 720 ; ilmrsige. DS; dour, %I 14 us. Notterica, Dec. IL—Our maths wee mil sepplied with wheat to the condition mock improved by the late dry weather. Prises resided Is. to is. per qr., but the Weds wee steady at the rednitioa. Mu was In slow sale, at is. per Sisk below the rates or bat wet. Ithdr7 was to plmtlld supply. but the dimand was flukes M mese Mires in this meaty the wiped= is domed by lee. Prier maid = ear the beer valitlea, and le. per qp. low for ...they 11118101111111011•1 meets he pumbeled es ember tenth Owes were to requeit, assi ken Mr emperted. TIMM. while. egs. MM. per v.; ted. res. is Ms. Dr thy, gashing, 40e.ts ; griod leg, Ms. to Va. Demi, ells. to Ms. Peas, lee. to IS.. Oath Us. to its. Pine heemiteid Isar, to b.. Si.. Gd• per seek el Math tett, peromere floe b. =by aid claiming one =eta% wed t. Parialialeeen. Dm 2 I.—We had a good amply of grain her to. day. Pies Mares math tesdily last week's prises; other sorts rather lower. Balky without alteration. Oats and beans seek is. per qr. Weer. - - - Rum% Dtc. 22.—The supply of wheat was good on the who's, the demand Dot being active, owing to the high Tango of prime asked. A few choke paroels realised late rates; others smut be quoted M. per qr. 'beeper. Prices Ns. to Ha. A good quantity of Inafloy on offer; the best qualities sommancled fall terms. lb. &AIWA' and grinding qualitles were from la. to 2e. cheaper ; the lowest pries 32e., I and the top figure em Oats have dec li ned a little. Bons Is. per quarter. Pees a dull trade at late rates. Winne. Dec. 99.—We have lees supply bare to.day of wheat, and prices an Is. per qr. lower. bat at the decline the growers are sot submit sellers. Spring earn la °tiering in increased quantity. Oats sad bras anemia Is. per qr. lower. The navigatke being domed operates with the buyes, ea nothing can get away. Priem to the growers :—Wheet, old, r flia. to Us. per qr.; new, 684. to Ns..; oat; Is. ed. to Is. bd. per stone; beam, 17s. to 87e. Wesperea, Dec. 22.—We bad a lugs supply of wheat at market today, which found buyers readily at the prices of this day week. Barley AUL tending downward. Oats maintained their rains. New beans ls., end peas Is., per qr. lower. - . Tow, Dec. SL—We haw kW a fair show of wheat at this day's marks., for which farmers heisted awe fully last week's rates which were paid for ell gond quail la. Barley masts ably a slow sale, at the prices of last Saturday. Osta 4d. per lb., and beans is. per qr. lower. Wheat, white, ails. to a r tier un twist qr.; red, Its . to ils. Bally , malting, tie to di. .; Mg, no to its . Beane, SW. to 1a 6. Malt, lie. to 711 s. Oats, 2d. to is. s4d. per stone of nibs. Mow, CO.. to ells. per meek of 28110 s. liumewarr, Dso. IL—The ground was aompletely cleared of wow lost dotards,. anus Mania, we hare had haw from, sometimes m ... igewatlritls slaw iples Dean E. and B.E. Today it is more the sated from X.W. At ow *matey markets this weedWil May a modwate wristity of grain amine. Farmers WIN not se pressing Wien u a the previous week, so that prices of wheat partissiody wan =Cower; middling quah.tee of barley and cats weft 1.. per gr.lewar. In doe qualities no asap. Here to. day we had fair supplles et wheat and oats, bat small of barley. Oe. canny said wen wilt. Wheat and cota ware ed. to Ia per qr. higher than on this day se'onleht ; the barley some as last day ; hiatus td. per qr. cheaper. Wheat, pis. to SM. per qr. Barley, Sis. to Oa Oath I to its. Warsaw. pee. 111.—We bass had limited delherier of firmer,' grain tenegheet the meek. and very killer se= by boat ; from 'breed die metes* easiffitiog eat se ems, spew • smiksehts Wag ed. ea this mereleo metes we bed • better thaw ef •lifeh sat freely at lest &IMMO gestations. Bar helm we Old rterang gestates amid may be diapered et by less ebelesmat ef la rot bend melting were met shags,. TY belk el Me cele ea car bag ee l ry ▪ be. Imes delierelty quite" MIL Is N. per barrel rodeo dia. bet ke selseted parcels there ens a good segniry at withia bl. Is N. pie bend it the rates soma' es th is day es'anUbt. For Wks ems ma hem bed a slightly lasreard demand, at a dr dine et slows M. per band. tat many holders adage to Nall at pr,. seat pekes. sothepetka a mesh larger enquiry is the mums of next month. Flaw sealierel la mine. Imports this week : —Whs.', 318 qrs.; baby, IS; bass 4011 1 . 1,%60 Lifelike meal. 22 barrels; Boor, 100 esefra Haperts dab week :—Wbest, 790 bids. ; barley, 1001 sets. 4.91111; dour, 1,411 mks; oatmeal, 210 cwt. Cuirrolis, LIVERPOOL.—Thu Lords Commissioners of her Majesty's Treasury hairs beta pleased to approve or the following revised elassifleadou of the clerks for general basis's. at the port of Liverpool, to take effect from the 6th lost.:-1 Controller of Accounts, salary 4001. to 6001. ; 1 Assistant Controller of Accounts, salary 3201. to 4001.; 3 Principal Clerks, salary 2701. to 3001. ; 3 First Class Clicks, salary 2301. to 2601. ; 6 Second Class Clerks, salary 1901. to 2201.; 9 Third Class Clerks, salary 1601. to 1801. ; 11 Fourth Class Clerks, salary 1301 to 1601. • 13 Fifth Class Clerks, salary 1061. to 1201 • 15 Blzth Cla ss Clerks, salary 761. to 1001—Civil Sergio; Ossetia [A4ntIi4IIIII,IIt.)—GITFII OF FRIENDSHIP AND Arrotoonu—The Oman lasepetabie ilatfo*so Intiolotly me rinos' la the selealka of an Ytafido he prementatlon. erbleb fey oanerty Is an iodie. sad useful lona, the Madly handle of the ever. eel et the ems Moo merit t op- CV=aaaloblsr4 ths fosltht. Is KM VINIMPIId by an of the vortid aUrseare masahatens in the modollieest thew nem at Hr. Mum. touhlhhmeote. II Re street. era 4. Leollohalletreat. Lo. ks; ernistlqf el Vie newest sad eheieed pialefe la ladies sad neathoestee dre=tetzwibeek bogie. erlimpdain. 44inalag Nei eseviede limp. take. eadmobjeme. Frmeh been% ta Woe of the howeit sad most seed dalefidles. ifs power umtelaldeportmed pestle a large varisty of *a roast branded Mid= In wish Mao. eheartabba, deeke. blattimeareti tabelmode. leadr104• 10 =111 1 m• 14 1 4 1 4/s. sae depednme. oldinealos eablasta. art Wasp, jewel brut &a to Dab owl mall winery et every deforfptlen. • thew rem et 11% roftdfma. is devoted ezatedvely to the lay fibs beet fdrairoglaW door. tea. and seem aenteee. greet Equewhaame. eehn e e. teoeurairs, salt* aad bread Mahn; di weeny plated Ind dim dessert kid.* and lents ta Need apenae, kV" Thealsor bat reorients a ten of the Wading ardeles to lo seen at those toperlaisa. Aa Inareetlon will am* tspay th• trouble do *IL Dins odor imp/ at Is& boom 24, ISM SHIPPING rivrimuomrcs. CASUALTIES. Natoli, Coleman, mister, from Quebec for Plymouth, by pet in to this port waterlogged.—Queenstown, Deo. 22. Cstherinr, Williamson, of Lyon, from Kamilla to LVOV pool, with a cargo of sugar, is stranded on 'Animist shoat 16 er 20 miles south of the' plies, sad fell Giesler ; me i saved. Tao other Tanis have been wmidied ; ra mi supposed to be lose—Valenen, Da. 13. Douro (ss.), from Oporto, has been temed round fro% H olyhead, wins saaehinery damaged . —L*erpeol, Goofy Robinson was in 'attain yesterday morning "Rho, Bt. Charles in the river. The former lost some bulwark, and stanchions ' and foratopmut hackney. Tho Fyn was not damage d —Liverpool, Dec. 22. Heide., of Liverpool, Kean, muter, from Qussintow, to Fleetwood, has pat into this lough, windboond.—Belfast, Dec. 22. James Watt, Weatherley, from Hartlepool to Hamburg, k on shore near Colmar, and it is feared cannot los got og until the brooking up of this frost —Oluckstedt, Doc.lB. Leibnitz (ship), Plats ' with hay foe the British goverment, went on shore near Barber's Point, and &M.—Comm. tinople, Dee. 10. Lark, of Bilabial), parted her cable in Wicklow Roads, sod was taking shelter, when her mainmast was carried away Bk. ran for Doblin.—Dublin, Dec. 18. Marie, Boettcher, from Hull, cargo bricks,wu lost at BIM Dm. 17.—Illemei, Deo. 18 Pauline, Maas, of Rostock, from England to Lubeck, Witt coals, was stranded and wrecked near Dame this more. ing; crew sated.—Nenstadt, Dec.lB. Victory, from Liverpool to Baltimore, with coals and wit was towed into this port yeetorday, sari looky.—Bolfer, Dec. 22. ARRIVED. hewn Bansa—at Liverpool. Dementer It, tw05....... Alarefen lines.ins--at Plymouth, December 21, 1101111 ....Alio Gnu ABEAM—at Leith, December 21, from Gamut Ann—at Dublin, December 21, from Bon Accosts—at Kingstown. Dneenber 22, from iieeprel Bittow—off Dartmouth, December 20, from St libbers Ilmours—at Gravesend, December 22, from . . .... ............osu n d CDT or Borrows,' —et Graveseud, December 22, from...Dcrehlt Ct.:ern—at Cork, December 24, tram Nampa CCMBEILLIND —at Cork, December 20, Irma pu ts Camertara—st Shields, December 21, from Barcelme Costoolus —at Plymouth, December 21, front Bt. Nutlet Onarsta—at Falmouth, December 20, from Pane Deem (..) —at Liverpool, December 112, from Mac numa—at Liverpool. December 22, from Ne w II ElJlAllefla BUtiILT —lt LAunpool, December 32, trots etue= Enuuennase —at Queenstown, December 20, hem opm. passenauss.—at Queeneown, December 20, from New Yowl Fleas —at Dublin, December 22, Irom 1.01.1011 TOUT Lorne Wirrosicerus—at Holyhead, December 21, from Hatless -- - Natures-at Portsmouth, Deeeraber 21, from 91 ~pyly Ocanamrea-at Falmouth, December 31, Haao-at Hell. December 11, from HAROLD-at Holyhead. December 22, frixe............Newf0e2C Bass--at Liverpool. Member 21, from ....... Haearerr-at Gravesend, December 23, from ..... Ton Hareems-at Ovavesend, December 2S, fr0m.......... .... broarear-et Plymouth, December 11, from ....... Jzsmaturn-at Liverpool, December 22, from Bt. Mabel lam--az Greenock, December 20, from Jam Baer-at Plymouth, Deeember 11. from Laps-at Dublin, December 21, from .... ....... .belle 1111rA11-11t Q 611111111401111. Dellealber $2, ...... Rio Grob Ithia-at Holyhead, December 21, from . St. Jobs% N.B. Maleitma-a; Plymouth, Member 20, IlLeouse-at Gravesesd. Dee/caber 23, from loaerdas MAST A111)1•-at Plymouth, December 21, freer.......„Cessami Marrom-at Liverpool. December 22, from Roes Idria-at Uvernool, December 22, from Hambos Ilimse-at Liverpool, December 22, from Hem Nemec-at Holyhead, December 22, from OMIGNA-114 Plymouth, Deserober 21, fr0m.........dream Plllllll7Oll-at Crookbaven, December 10, Pracesix -at Holyhead, December 21, from Peerages-at Holyhead, December 21, Wei Roue-at Greenock, December 21, from .6utims litammoaz -at Holyhead, Deemer 12, Ceuta Raireze-at themes* Member 23, from fluiccurr-at Gramesed, December 0, from Asses 84,0 moms-et Queenstown, December 20, lam 01111 M Sumeoes -at Jersey, December 17, trom. .......... Bwer-at Dartmouth, December 10, from . Ahem Boma MILLIDOB-od Penzance, December 17, from Qmbee Tarrcorp Carts-at Falmouth, December 21. from . UMW UMITIID-atQMODIAOI ,I I, December 20, from ( b auble Vasco as Gam (es)-at Greenock, Demobs 21, fres ...1.1631 Wiliam{ Amp kaw-at Queenstown, December 20, fr0m.....141a SAILED. ALarma-from Gramm& December 22, to M. Belem AvDOIA-from Ormemmd, December 22, to Adebide emos-fret Cardiff. Dumber M. to Gibroltor Arse-from Liverpool, December 2 1 , to r. . Mune Woamm.- from Li December 2 . 4 tu Bemos eyno limmaarma-from Liverpool,, December 22, &edema BAWD oa-from Ora December 23, to .... -*Weep Ciao-from Grameind, December 22, to Mora Girt or lomom-from Orevemod. December 12, to Deenit C.ameara-from Gravemod, December 23, le Mumma-from Liverpool, December 22, to --liaised/4 CAPADA (s.) - from Liverpool, December 22, Clennerms-from Liverpool, December 22. to CWlrtia-from Liverpool, December 22, to Liam Cranseem-ham Swansea, December 20, to Becalm Dammam-from Newport, M., December 20, t0.........M. Mom Cardiff, December 20, to ....-.....1iav0m0k Itimm -frees Liverpool, December 22, to Haveark Loa or Banos-tran Liverpool, December 21, to lldboorm F. E. Aarmomm-troms Liverpool. December 93, to Cabana Oouveamma Baser Di Visas-from Liverpool, Doe. 13, tongued Gel.. Mummies -trots Liverpool, Deoember 21, to.. Markets Gamma-from Gravoiend, December 23, m.........».... Aida OW. WaILIDID - from Gravesend. December 23, toCoestont= livem-from Centiff, December 20, to Ham -from Liverpool, December 22, to Cods imanz4 Boom-from Liverpool. December It, to Josira auras-from Greenock, December 21, t 0... -.Woo Joamerome-from Liverpool, Deemed's . M., to Kum earam-from Gray/mod. December 23, to It. ilholomili Masseur -tromo Liverpool, December 22, to Brans WOO MD -has Liverpool, December 22. to J. = WELDWIIIDD-ham Liverpool, December 32, to MAZUR ZAaltai-tram Liverpool, December 32, to rnalnin Kamoomea-from Oudiff, December 20, to Conoteedeoph Moustm-from Gravesend, December 23, to -. .Car Nroorm-tram Orsvemod, December 22, to ..t a = Nomsomoa-from Cerdid, December 10, to NICOLAVII-60111 Newport, M., Do comber 20, to .......01 lbws Nor ors-from Liverpool, December 21, to.- Narrows's Far. .vas-from Liverpool, Dceemiler, W. Walla Parma enarmsar-ham Liverpool, December 22, to......Clesidm PAQUIDOT LA VIOTOUNI-6 . 01D Cardiff, December 30, to -OW Clew-tram Gravesend, December 23, to ...... IMO* itmtne-from Gravesend, December 22, to Room-from Plymouth, December 21, to .... ..- 0371 1 1 111191 0 avericaoa-from Liverpool, December 2 2 , to liewheeilsei maxima:-tram Liverpool, December 22, to .. • . 8m James Rom - from Liverpool, December 22, Bosse-from Liverpool, December 23, to SzliAlinas Comm -Mom Liverpool. December 32, t0.........010 32 Bar demonises-from Cardiff. December 20, Scow-Mm Gramma& December 22, to Baum ADD Etna-ham Gre'eeecd, December 22, to.. DOWN Tiectaare-from Gravesend, December 22, to TRIAD° -trom Cardiff, December 20, to Cad = Totoa-from Liverpool, December 22. to Umem-trom Liverpool, December 22, t 0.... Oast Verve-from Jersey, December 19. to ...11 10 e Warm Woos-Mora Graveoend, Doiember 23, to.. SLOW' Wm. Brows-from Oraveeevd, Decemom 22, to .... Boblel WILD Noma--from Clyde, Deoember 21, to . ..... 0 100 W. F. Boom-from Liverpool, ifteember 21, to ....... -NON 1r""a122-from Liverpool, December 22, to ............... Nor DM VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Bon Accord, from Penang, off the Caps. Elate, of Baltimore, from Cardiff for New York, Des 14, lot. 43 Se los. 17 W. Fuel etc Bird i imarioan from poo„thoo.ra,3 Loadso, Nov. 98, 92 „ be. so W. Gladiator, from London for Sydney, Oct. 29,1x1. 4.1 1 6. 4.11. MA% Irene, from Liverpool Ire New York, Dec. 8, lat. 43 1 1 ., loe.ll W. Needles, from Mauritius to Loudon. Doe. 11, lat. 40 N, 1011 . 71 Pauline (Dutch barque), from Swansea for Hoag Kam N0v. 2 . 4 . 7.60 N., los. 23.10 W. ; 29 days out. Parses, from Bangooo to Yalosoutb, Nov. 26, 1at.32 " [Welsh (Hamburg barque), from C.alLu for Cows. Nov. 14, lat.. N., loc. 30.110 W. 84 days. Salween, from Valparaiso for Liverpool, Nov. 14, lat. 23 N. im 45 W. 848 Btu' (clipper skip), from Glasgow for Melbourne, Oct. 31,1at.6.21 N, ion. 14.20 W. ; all well. Tippoo data, from Liverpool for Madras, Nov.s, lat. 13 N. los 26.0 W.; 20 days out ; all well. Doily, nom tondos for Alva Bay, oft Aldo& Bay. Woodstock (sW), Des. 1,, lat. 4.4 N., 100. 10.16 W. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. CHILD.—Dee. IS, at Saffron Walden, Easel, the wife of B. Ca Esq., of a daughter, atill.born. DUCE.—Dee. 20, at Wednegbury, Staffordshire, Ileleno ,ool v Gf tbi late Mr. T. Duce, of a daughter. OSEENHILL.—Dee. 19, at Valance, Dagenham,the wile W. of Greenhill, Esq., of a daughter. GRlSltgOle.—Dee. 19, the wife of Mr. J. Grierson, of Orfordetne t i Liverpool, of a daughter. urrur--Dee. 20, at Milner.square. Mrs. Little, of a daaghtet. REID.—Den. 18, at Winchester street, Pimlico, the wife of 11. 0 . Reid, Esq., et a we. al WRIOHT.—Dee. 20, at Victoria. square, Beading, the wife Wr at • son. , rkibt. Elqv MARRIAGE& elt MEWIS—COCKLE.—Dee 20, at Pt. Paull, italaall.beath. hens, by the Kee. W. H. Beunisoo. Alfred Mew* sea CM II T. Mewls. to Sarah Maria Cock e, daughter of the late Bard.. Cockle, of the Wellingtos•road. Edgbarton. ROBEMON--BANDWITII.—Des. 19, at Cheat Chao* DU. &abortion, eon of the late Major•Oen. A. Roberta" 0..: Alllt7. to Margaret, daughter of U. gandwab, Eeti" W l,O WALKER—WOOO.—Dee. 19, at the parodt church. Leo* " Rey. A. &gland. Mr. W. Walter, to llaunah, allege' Wood, of Balmy. DEATHS. CATT.—Dee. 19, at Park-rand, Kennington, Louisa UmE °l4‘4l of E. Cott, Esq., ot Brighton. CUBITL—Dea. 20, at Denbies, Dorking, T. Ctibitr, Esq., Sled 0 ' 112111LF.—Dee. 20, at Akkaley, Olooseaterehirs, B. H. B. WAS* , wed 73. MACKSBON.—Diee.I9, at Canterbury, Harriet, Idiot cd WWI eb Manua, Esq., of Bythe, Kent. - swan, rot""wl 19. t Barton-crew... Dr. Patna. gal 7s. v. a ti 7 i 1111116-7341. 111. at litieekeites, Arthur Montague 13570. I ink of Baer* Is Oat iti, iced Pdated sag mblaillAis igoes she Week la la Os MINI ipas. 1 Itek 1016 Omni 0! lOW QM ZS 00 bele rth sill sell mse sisal IL I as* g!to. Pb -- i ponr A 11 1 , ;Oil Idip• TWA lOW __ expo ■or Esti . . $ 7 g fox" ~, E rg z N mid Nils b• WA I C la. I An 3f4 at