The Express. — London, England, 1865-01-23 00:00:00

COLLISION AND LOSS OP Lill ON MU LONDON AND roars WINEUN NAILWAY. _ _ On &turas, afters°a a colliehr took pier qn the Ludas sad Nora Western Beilletew, abed Ince WIN from Bohm, by the meeting d ttA rear rig at sea. lidera& opted ea a lamb lift ci =IL Three sum rare killed, several earn wee rifted, sad she easier sad some of the earlegoi 111111 t0ta11r4114110,14 The whole district was eaveloped is a dean fug flutist: liatardey, and oa &ascent el the flask the era weft extremely slippery, readering moat of the testae escrewhat data At Dautthill at•tios,i ea ta• BON. KenycierJeadisa, and Liverpool line, • beg luggage Inis wu draws up at • sidles waiting for the LSO' trio boa Liverpool, sad also for the teals from TyillsoleY des &boat a quire of an hoar later. As efts, however, setts LiverPorl lode had passed, the goods her, beet esatilawsiplained lama, was permitted to groomed ea Ulf turas, tower& LiverpeeL When about half way betwees Dubbin amid Chequebook and =Gag pared arks Poulin Bridge, it met the Tyldes. ley rassuser train, sad • bight! al relate was the resale The eavera were looked together; the teedeft wen bailed over them ; all the carriages were thrown off the Use. SOMO of them were west and piled against the side of the rat tan ; cue of the passenger carrier's sad the guard's van, and several of as goods wagons were smaitbed to pieces ; three of the gag wipes were piled cie the top of sae thee while a uthor had made • clear leap over the art, uct tested oa the third. The peerage, min happily court= only of use ant, au wooed, and one third clam carriage. The latter contained eight pusagees, and thine ware *bout four la the other two. Arieftese eons arrived from the nearest striate, sad also bra Me Halton collier= the proprietor of which (Ye W. F. Hance) was in the 'lntelsat carriage. He was raft shakes, 44 was takes home la s cab ; his fellowlieunger, Mr. Ralph Fletcher, escaping unhurt. A young man named John Ronsiale, of Chequebook • coahallar, who wes, at the time tidies aria the Mire received serious ironed =juries. from which he died in &bona as boar ft a seishboanag farftboass. With the =- curio& of Mm. Itarklaad, of West Houser ; 3[ta Willmar, of Belton ; sad Xz.sgeld. d Bolton, who wide is the seeeed clam cempartment, the ether parengen were sot ma= hart. Mrs Welber, by Wog throws urn the 'Peale seat, =slaw= ranee and one Of her t one braised; lb. Nasal's injunes were of • similar kind ; but Mrs.Mukha' one more aerieuely shaker sad raised. Thomas Gerdes, of Bailee the itaginodsiver , George Shephstd, of Behr= the stoker; John 011111fid, the turd of the train, almort riraceleasly rasped dm*. Gordo.. Cll`,Zwas wary sat about the head sad lip, ad his foot was ormaked. The wands were sews up by the sumer us medical mos wits had harried beat Belton to ruder afters= sad he was takes to his home. Gerrard was cat arcs the feeelised, rod braised shoat the heed aed pop. He says that he knew nothing acid be Mt the shook which swab= he van to prose ; and Gordon erre that be saw the grids leer soarer. that he exclaimed to Skiff. bed, " Oh, Geoeft, let's jump ;" that he did lamp, bat that ha us umiak whether his comperes took his =res. A carve in the Use prevented him wag the= tern bole= it was warty does tree hire It teak boner to extricate the looked soiree, and then only by the employment el three *agree it was tbs. loud that Richard Rigby, the driver and Hubert Sonia, the shim al the greeds rain, bo th of Chequebook were MILL I Rigby's - body was frightfully mutilated. His bead as surly severed from his body, sad au side el his face we. quite gess. Boyle was sot so wash disfigured, bat as doubt is boat awe death was isstastausue The babes were rid ride ander • sheet, sad allimately taken ea • spe cial argue to their homes. Rigby's band was foul upon the beadle by which the reins is reversed, rid it was so stiffed= that it was rely aawoned with Some live years ego Rigby, who is an old servaa d tVa marrow escape by the route was dreier-Ihe lladelart— rushing from Harrill dawn the iodine into Boit= eta. non at Great Mess-skeet sad harking dove the raft= It is • Weep oftrideace that this same Redstart MA the I engine of the passenger rein on Saturday. It is supposed the trains were easing at the rate of about it miss ea hoar. Darin the whole of Saturday eight the worker= by the aid of huge bootees ideated from the debris were =chant( the line which um socesi=i: is t. sad yesterday the rains ran as nage/ of visitor were lounging alimut the beidge the whets el Me day. The anal eliadiating optaioas are oureut se he wars mistake this accident is attributable ; bat tee seemileg isverigarea dearaded from the carcase or alone solve the point. It was almost imporill• to lean on whom the blame rests of allowing the luggage train to proceed free Dubbin before Ur second passenger rain bad pared , bet it is stated that the signal sad pastsmrn d Daubbill, =throat whose concurrence it cock sot have bees doge has been =speeded readier the earour's inquiry. From inquiry we heard it stated that whoa the engines met Shea forma seemed Dearly to neutralise each other, so that they arm to • dead read and became fast looked together. The radars of the two engines were viol/illy wrenched from the repliers of their respective trains, ad went thrown upon and partly over the sags= THE ACCOMMODATION ON THE SOUTH WISTERN RAILWAY. On Saturday daemon; en influential meeting of the inialdients of Chinriok, Sew, finriaggrove, and Houn slow, wee bad at the Tose-hal, Brantford, for the purpose ofcoesideriag the Deosesity of obtain additlooal raiway facilities for ells neighbourhood. Colonel Barmy was called to the chair, and in opening the proomdiop said that the loop Bee of the South Western was not suM6ent to meet the requirements of the locality, and the deficiency of eons municatioa between Hoessiew, Oldswisk, aedother parts of the district was felt by geathressa who resided thee., and who were connected with the tredimiod moneyed interred. In sophist he or other 'puska' t say Users was no isles ties to salsa on M. Scott, *sac manager of the Leaden and South Weston. or the officers of that otenpany, from whom the psamagen received every attention and civility. Any one acquainted with the neighbourhood must be aware that some alteration in the present system was necessary, to a ff ord the district represented at the mai" that accommodation which ea not supplied tinder the existing arrangements with reference to the loop hoe. If the South Western would al liberally in giving the district the accommodation required they would bad it ultimately result in such an increase of the traffic ea would amply remunerate them. Amongst SOON of the many imperfections concocted with the existing arrange ments wee the slowness of the trains traversing the distil, the inconvenience of which most have hese felt by persons who had been compelled to avail themeless of the loop line ; and the ieequality of the charges be. tweets Biehmood and London, the Vortices of their locality in which they were interested. Mr. Cooper moved a rem- Intim to the affect that, as a preliminary to say other motion, the meeting should express their satisfaction with the conduct of the officials of the Booth Western Company. Dr. Willett seconded the motion, which wee carried nearti moody. Mr. Woolf moved the second resolution, camas ing the wishes a the meeting _for an alteratioa in the exiating armagemente of the South Western Company in reference to the loop line, sod entered into a very elaborate statistical account of the arrivals, departures, &c., of the company in regard to localities on the line, to show that the dwtrict for the protection of the interests of which the see tog I had been 000veced had not, according to population and other greuedi, received that considatatios to which they were entitled. Mr. W. Tetuan seconded the reeoltrion. Mr. It. C. Cunniasharei ea a large manufacturer in the district, bore testimony to the Inadequacy of the railway aocoMmodatioo, and, while disclaiming any hostility to the Bourn Western Company, pointed out the seceseity for an ample sad prompt Literature in the right direction. The resolution was thee agreed to. Mr. T. H. W. Clamp, chair man of the beach of Brantford megistrates, moved That a committee be appointed to give effect to the wishes of the meeting ; and, as a means of peometing that object, that • communication should be made to the South Western C,,m pany," which be believed would to =leaded with benefit. This was also adopted, and some other gentlemen having dammed the meeting, is was resolved that a fund should be rabeeribed by the inhabitants of the district to carry out the views of the meeting, but that individual subeaiptieue should be limited to Is. &Tel. SOCLETY FOR fluß PROTECTION or LI7II vaunt YHA—Mr. Sampson Low, jun., the secretary of this society, has made his report to the committee, which states that the fine attended by the escape conductors chow 708 es the number attended during the year 1864; • return of moos then common interest, inasmuch as this represents the fires of more importance, viz., those occurring during the.hours from eight in the sorting until seven o'clock in the meriting from September let to May the lat,l and front Mee until sir in June, July, and Augur. 'l'hie numbs: does sot include mere alarm' or fires in chimneys ; and, by comparison with the grand total of day and night tires, wrest to stow bow thoroughly the fire-roar is is &marl. Daring the quarter Adios the 31st of March there were 159 tires attended by the seenty's men with their escapes, at which they ranted nips lives. In the quarter ending 30th of September, 194 fires were attended, aad 28 lives were saved by the conductors of the Royal Society. In the quarter ending Dermber 31, 160 fires were attended, and 11 lives saved, meshing • total, duriaullts year 1864, of 798 fires attended and bi lives rood. This is ezelniere of Inen7 rem og material assistance ordered to perms in haws on fire, brought or assisted does the staircases. or taken from the adj.:italic' houses ; bat the return includes only those brought down by the fire-rapes, or rescued by she intre pidity of the men. The records of the year give some very torrents escapes, sad some very courageous deeds on the part of their men ; on. great fact remaining apparent to everyone, that, by the praiseworthy operations of tide volun tarily nipported merry, fatal Ins en vapidly dimieialting, sod but for the numerose ease, of perrial Adder arising trent erioulnes. the lase of life from Ore would be cos parathiffyifittht. Tise society's present number of escape stations is 85, sad ils brigade, %eluding five iespostors, warn 100 state& the whole soder ens ouotrol, and sop. ceded Wily ivy noimolory esolsibmtiese. 11 9416 VT")"" Wein EXpREsS, I_l V LAW INTELLIGENCE. I THE POLICE COURTS. t. RIPRAL OP THE MALT NZ. Art Influential county melting was had in the OM Boesage, lalewher. cc Befgrave. ia of Will eh= the Leimetrughire Asti-Malt fib. oriert . 411 . :Auk ;' MOM babg ic ato: rirl&pilikirlel-r4P.: jolliktPlie, MMT.47l?sieu• "Min , Esq., m.P.; Basneld Permed. Esq., LP. ; Welleimiek Pe, Bart., he.' Is ~rains the m s, Lentllogias read • Ilan from Ms ofhlie county members, lir. Peeks, regretting that he weenie able to atteod and advocate the repeal of the malt sat, natio; hie belief that the Bally', way be ensure re enitemperrare rd mg mimeos, ie t l e o • r hiatus en- Write objeot is • • aad he was gesparedPrire=tany measumwhie aboakultimatelv sleet the Med *harem of the malt tam. if, on finaacial peraniti the whole of so lam • portion of the revalue mold sot be immediately OM) up, he shoal& as he did last year, be read to '.twat in Maim the immanneet so to ftios their lames as to swam a total repeal of the tax, wed he hoped the country would cominue to be animated with the same determination as at present nein that was satemplkied. The noble Onealtan said that having for thirty years been ea admen* for the repeal of the malt tax, be felt gra tified to tad that In this sad other counties the subject was sew es freely and openly dimmed. The recommendation he eyelet make to them wee to act with moderatiou, union, andiedemitahle perseverance ; moderation, bemuse he be lieved that ley premed on the government .aa immediate reduction of the whole eta very oppressive duty they would sot sumead in atteralog that mad ; union, became in all their struggles %obtain e mitigatim of whatever premed I the spicultaral almost, they bad failed lia those instanoss in which ;affect mime had not prevailed ; sad pensteranoe, because be was quite sure that the advo. rata of other felonies would set them the example in the furthermore of their own peculiar views ; and therefrom, if the farmers of England were thrown over in their present eaterpriss; it would be mainly attributable to their resat of mice and pereineranem (Cheers.) They miPt remember that some years niece the leading men of Ue day of all Falai WON, Sir Robert Peel, Sir James Oteharn, and others, admitted that if the corn laws were revealed, them were beery and peouliar burtheos borne by the had which could not be defended, but most be revised. Little revision had, however, yet takes Mem, and there fore it was the more important that they should pour in petitions, sad instruct their member@ to unite in parliament, and poem spots the goverumeat the &holiness of this tax. It was set a political goalies, but a great social qtrectioo, dealing alike the osmium, sod miaow' of malt, an d thevelsre Larotred the liniments of the commisnity at large. Mr. Inerr moved, "That in the *aloe of this meeting, the principles of free trade having bees adopted by govern meet la the repeal of the oorn laws, and la the abandoe meat of may duties previonely Osmond ce the new and nianufactore of satire prodees, the tax lima barley ia the issaufeastur• of malt ought sot to be an ineeptioo." This was 'cosseted by Mr. Mast Sir FIIIIIOT Lau, M.P., sailed 'Wagon to the pen- Om el the gushes at the present moment, and Showy c ol seem suggestions as to the course width he stesidered It hisumbent to panne. if they required the present or ultimate repeal of the malt tax. They had sow M OM to • time whoa • special question must and w esld some Wore the legislature for • gradual end ultimate reveal el the lam. The evils of that tax were really almost helped mtiori. It was oppmed to the very less gnat plc of that free trade whisk had boss the hem of the legidatioa of the ematry for the last them yearn Be did not believe that these was any man who felt ocevinowl that the malt tax ought sat to be completely repealed. The whole gess. tiro was one of time and mode of weather. The hes. member then pampered the emotion of the malt tax with that of ilm repeal of the corn larre, and staled that when Sir B. Peel Intembeed that bill into the boons he said, wham the eon laws were revealed the malt tax meet follow. He also alluded to the ativaafte to be derived by the laboar ing damns from the remml of the tax, and mid it had bees aesertMeed by a carefal ealealstim thee they world be ambled to get goad wholesome beer, instead of the adulte rated staff, at about MB the mice. Is eensineion he said the matter was a gumtree of policy dueling the whole community, sad pat it nest as a question of Janos affect ing the apiailtaral portion of the marramity, and as a Is sr es. ioe of humanity to the pest balk of the taunting It was his inteatioa spas the rety first eight =t resembled to give soda of motion oe this sub mat what would be the modes terms be scold eel my at premed, hat it would be ea prastimble as posit e, and be loped k would realm the beet support of member. of bath shades of politics, sad that they world .orals that Moho to which they wave sattliaiL Beer, hear.) The rembities was (anise! masksoesly. Mr. OLDAcifts proposed % "That the excise duty epos melt is unjust mad minims. ; that it operates mast in. fairly epos the cearmunity at large: that it is an impost which mew homily upon the agriculturists, sad greatly isaresses the cost to ell claws of society of cos of the chief seamarks of fife." This was emeauded by Mr. WRIGHT, and supported by Mr. Femme, who took credit for being the first to fight, aid that eagle-headed, spinet the hop duty in the Bowe of Common The moieties having bees adopted, Captain Ninon moved, .That the peering of the Malt for Gana Bill is a recognition of the claim of the apical wrist to MOO relamtiou of the polemic law ; that this n laxatioa is rendered nugatory by %be stringent require mats of the act ; that this meeting Is of optima that only so far as the total repeal of the duties co malt is approached will any real Meade be conferred upon the agriculturist or the coninetnity at lame by reducing the cost of fattening animals, sad rendering cheaper sod more wholesome the beverage so essential to the comfort of all, especially the labourrog closes • that is any remission of taxation the ul timate of the a griculturisti as affected by the malt-tax have the first claim for the consideration of the Chancellor of the Exchequer." This resolution was eecooded by Mr. Simile, supported by Mr. Mr. Demeport Bromley, IL P. for North Warwick shire, Lord John Mallows, M.P., Mr. Hartopp, M.P., and Lord Comae, M.P., and earned. A petition embodying the resolution was agreed to. UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. OXFORD. JAL 21. NEW Cow.mg.—This morning Maas. William Andras, Foams asd David Edward Inse (formerly el Ballad Ogler). probationary fellows of this month mare admitted seesal fralows. BORDERS Flow WINDSOR Castles.—On Saturday attersoes, at 4 o'clock, William Wilma), foreman of the tip imasteren, and George liammoad, head porter the Lord Chamberldn's store., Windsor Castle, were brought before Captain Johnson, ore of the magistrates for thu d unty of Berke, at the borough gaol, Windsor, and with stealing Indian silk bed furniture, two embroidered silk cur tains, aad three draperies to match, the property of her Majesty the Queen. The ciroaaistauose of the ewe were peculiar. It seems that the goods in question, which were of•• valuable description, were forwarded in the course of last week to the Mews. Oziade's eviction rooms in London for sale. The valuable Datum of the articles aroused suspicion in the minds of the parties to wheal they were consigned, and • information of the dummies°. was it once sent to Scotland-yard. Sergeant Clark, of the London detective force, who war onstaolca to investigate the affair, at once put himself iu °mummies doe with Mr Inspector Herbert Reece, of the Berke constabulary, and these two *flaw proceeded to Mr. Seabrook, bee Majerty's inspector ia the Lord s Chain berlain'a department at Wiadaor Castle, who 6d the Widen as beta port of the Queen's progeny, which had been deposited in the castle store.. Inquiries were then made at the goods depot of the Wiadveir Medea of the Crest Western Railway for the purpose of treeing the wider of the stolen goods, when it was emerteined that Hammon d, the head porter at the stores, had brought the pews' (which was wit in the name of Wilson) to the dodos. Hammond, on being questioned about the affair, denied ell knowledge of the things, but stated that he had tarried the parcel to the station by Wilson's orders. Wil am, the foreman of the upholsterer., wee celled into the room at the castle stores, where the stolen articles had been placed, and Sergeant Clark then told him that he wee a detective from London, upon which Wilson said he was very sorry, lent Hammond had penuaded him to do it. Hammed, however, steady denied knowing anything about it. Mr. Seabrook, her Malady's inspector in the Lord Chamberlain's aspartame% at Windsor Castle, was menet to press the charge against the miaow', who had been detained at the bower gaol in custody of Mr. Super intendent Nagar, of the Windex pohoe. Mr. Inspector Reece applied for a reemad, in order that other evidence might be collected, which thymic Johnson accordingly granted. Wilson was then removed in the custody of the Berke police to Readies, while Hammond was liberated on ball, to await the mat examination. COMPINBATION CAUL—On Saturday, at the Lord Mayors' Court, a remarkable oompaumhon ran, " The Salters' Clompany e. the Metropolitan Railway," was heard before the Records, and a special jury. It occupied the mart till Deady 5 o'clock. Mr. Hawkim, and Mr. J. R. White, were for the dolman, sad Mr. Lloyd and Mr. Hallway repreeented the company. TIN claim put forward was for 26,0001. for property in Moor-lane, Crip plegate, required by the railway. The claim made in a notice to treat for the purchase was 1.3,1764 la a abort time it was 'screamed to 20,600/., on the posed that pro petty la the City of Leaden had greatly isereased n value. The highest sytheate now glees was 28,1001. The theory advanced was that the hoses. should be cleared, and the site let for warehouses sad nwinfactoeies. This theory was all=li e s ta. the surveyors ow the part of the railway to be • Model lodging homes for a working popula tion of 4,000 were required, and stabling would be a good epeenlahoe. The vain* of the pregerty was estimated Iron 9.3004 to between 10,0004 sad 11,0001. The jury after an hour'. coaddeintiee, gave a verdict for 17,0001. Yon know not what you eat, in the present day of adulterations, miler you mate your own bread. Barwick 's Baking Powder is specially recommended by the teca mi Nt:r the reprise. As It does not require to eland to .lee after ales mks, light, delicious, and digestible, may be made with t Ice sti few Minutes. Borwick's Ba kin g Powder te sold everywhere per packets tram MN peony apearde,gagyerliesraeat. - - - BllF AP THILIIMPBNOM P 33 POI'S& Extracts from from is pamphlet published b 7 'get Hedderwlok mid Son, Glassow,on the isModadiers d Antedwin jerk, beet . The import of hides boor . the River lista and Rio Grande, from IstOotaber, 1831o il lst Ostsber, 11183, was— D I. gae sad mow bide. 2„00 , ; selhd sod cow 'WAIN • total, 4, 000 ,000— show the number of admit slaughtered in the pastry anaually. The dry bides are the produce of the animals used for the food C trs enaley, where, fa establishmest, they kill tans daily. The salted hides ere the produce d of animals slough ' belittle the WIEN establishments, t h e of whisk it is sow the obit, to introduce into this &oil other ocsmatries. Reek enamel will yield ens hundredweight sod • belt of dried beet, so that 4700,000 head produce 255,000,0001 1 m. or shoat 113,000 tom, annual?. The quantity of bid ex pert, to 1868 Was 934,380 gondola, sr 93,44000 pounds ; so that it TUI be moo that the increase of production since 1858 is as follows :—Prodaotioa of 185 A es above stated, 955,000,000 ; produstion of 1558, 93,430,000 of preheat, sloes 1858, 181,554,000; so that it bee nearly Mehl, slam that year. Oilitrion el Healy Lethsby, N.B. N.A., hr., Pro- Clardafty in the College of the Hcepitel, sad Medical 011ioer of Rail* tad Food Analyet for the Oily of Laid, :—•• 41, Phrelmu74qamo, Nov. 90, 1862. , The sample acme, of tome pieces of salt beet, which were fa emellent cranditiou, sod were well preserved. The meat was tether lea., and had the appearance of having been obtained reams bullock that had fed en satural pasture, sad had not bees tatted by artificial food. 11 was very tinder sad of good flavour. A careful chemical *lamination was made of the brie* se melt as of the meat, and both were found to be quite free from deleterious or objestiseable matter. My ',taloa is that the meat is well muted for the Europe, market, end that it would be found moat useful for army And navy consuroptios. One however, I would recommend for the considenition of those who OM iliefed in pteparing the meat, namely, that can I should be takes in cutting it op, so that the mow may mama as good an appearance se poodles. lo the promo iirdimrpolnit sivli.'"a.b.wwv.r6 cep without w omb AseJysie by William Wallace, Req., Ph. D., LEA, Iwo - Wier cm Obemistr,, Meskissics• liaStainti" "Chemical Laboratory, Meolisairad lastiarito, Gimpy, Des. 4, 1883.-1 have made • careful ohm,' analysis of • ample of Monte Vide, beef, seat to me by Messrs. Steel and Co. I dad that It sootraes only rt per cent. of water, so that Mils equal to wady :tribe of fresh beef, which cow mias en as average 75 per cent. of water. The fat is well proportioned to the lean, and amply sufficient tor the pre ' Farallon of savoury and wholesome food. The promos by whir* the beef is prepared insures the reteatioe d almost the whole of the sometitnente of the juice, the loss of which la salted meat frequently glum rim to sedans cosarquinces to these who see it regularly. Cher:dolly, therefore, the beef is super, to sy salted meat ; while its autri- Moe qualities render It a highly oommintrated as tided food, sad he imamate price brings it within the reach of many who have not hitherto been ibis to enjoy the luxury al animal food.—Wmumm WALLACS. Pb. D., F.C.S." Letter INC Profiteer Thomas G. Archer, Edinburgh : " Departureat of Seisms and Art. ledmarid Nut= if Scotland, Fillaborigh, 30th Nov. 18113.—The specimens of champs or jerked hid from Norte Video, contributed to the food oollectice in this museum, is of very excellent gadfly ; 'ad I cannot help thinking that It Rust be very bemelicial to the working•clarses of this montry to have so wholesome and outritious an artiele of food placed to their power, as • substitute for muck of a has wholesome kind whin* they ate compelled to commune. la this country it is amescUagly &Moult to cooquir the prejudice whiek is felt spit, new articles of food ; but an dames al people in !moth A 1171160, both natives and Forropreta, use the chap, sad learn to like it very mask whoa properly seek, ,• therefore, I see so rearm why it should not ulti mately Wools' a staple article of toed is this sad other European comataies.—Tune. C. Ancish.'" Seraphs were exhibit, at the Exhibition In 1802, sad, foe emellemos of quality, were awarded a mile medal. Copier of the pamphlet, sod other irdsrms mabe obtained fro, the broken, Misers. Jas. Geed, and On., Liverpool ; sad Stat and Co., 5, Dlicen,reet, Glasgow. mstiorsirifii Zourrry oourrs. gettlig days appotsted for the mimed ses wanneress. maillin's4Wite.4ll.46/. .ILD• ; /Was& diedissimift:lredgmetcoad:—Wedneaddr, JaD. 29: nit* da g l it m, sso Imd .iiirlebotw•road.—:Tuadsr, Jan. 4e: Ws IMP daz i l ui d ; Fr= , 17unowiterreoe.—Monday, Jan. 73: Tues. ' daiertioWdlittneteoad-11sesdrg, 'sate: Thunder, id. w, Boweoed.Tridar. Jim A. Winasosarzt, Cheat Preeootergrees—Wedeeedark 9M us. gorrrawass, swanatnet.—Tender. Jm. lie: Thanelly, 5; Lammas, Camber , Jan. 24. • Cr!! or Unsow. aulldhall-segdiage.—Meeday, Jas. Is; Titeeday, Thursday. 26 : tlaterdar. Vs COURT OF COMMON FL/LB.- 4 LN. 21. BMWs ia Beaeo.—(Balore 1Lr..10.1000 Williams sad Ni. Jests» Willa.) ROBERTO V. 030VBIL—LILBOLD sZoLIMMCX. This was was tried two days ego. It was as adios against a Wiliaor residing at Oardiff, to mover damages upon the ground that he had failed to register a mortgage upon the alp Jam sad Mary for 91/. lls. Bd., though oonsequeutly the ssestgage Ind become valueless the reeler'. MOO of a later treader. The jury found for the plaintiff for the amount of the marline. The lios. George Denman now moved for a um trial upon the ground that tbe vercliet was against the evidence, sad ooeteaded that the weight of evidezee at the trial showed that the pisiet , ff himself undertook to register the deed, sad that it wee tLi bis owe default that the 'Ma i foetus* had occurred. The court took time to consult Mr. Justice Brim, who tried Mao saw MANSION-HOUSE. itießobert Atkin, described se a fanner eh , erged with reeldin al Li, Craw dotreet, Ihysastaseequare, ins Mf. hem Kr.W.Proara, et 34, Fameannetreet, 4,1 14. = , smug to shoe him with a pistol.l Mr. Brown seated that he woe • rembeed, milk at Onodele-nom, Nulled, Elem. He formerly mead at •Ohrieglise, as a member of 13alley, Woithinglos, led Co. Me left there to redd• is Leedom in April, IBM He had as offos in lendoe, but used the (Mee et Mr. Ifildmrdals, id, Fauchurebetrest Hew in the outer eke an Friday, at about ace deka, whim the boy told him that some ape Wanted to en him. He told the boy to show Wm Into the Ink room, and immediately afterwards he west into the lame room, sad as ems as he Mend the pelican, who was accompanied by • female, shot the doss, pot his back =g it, sad maid his same was Atkin, and drew a pistol his meet, and said he wanted his mosey. He , I tell the prisoner he did Dot Me_ him, but the pi. mot spin said he wsotad his moan, all the time been the pistol in his head, but not pokes* at him The Wearer mid he was a dement, man, and mal beam i his mama Wens he left the room. Hs told the primer be wield pay bhis the mean, sad give him la evandy. The primer would set allow him to lean the roes, and be ebbe fa mite a aeon bet the primer mid he mid me Iske a damn. Kr. Brown premised that the Melo who was with him should go a me nd ask his fend to pet the money. whbh she did, and Mr. Lidderdale wen into the rem and deed a cheque for 914 25., sod seat far the ammey, whisk ma given to the primmer. MIN stun the mime, dee slin sanded was ewer 1001. The miscue produced some papery, which wen shows to Kr. Liddeades. Thir pap a' r and to be soceunts relating to the ship DllOOlO • seated to take 914 21., giviag a restrike it es pee freight. Dazing the whole of the Mme, until the primmer got the s en ts ee t z, t r at k i lr w taking tbudis (rose t i a s s cast. Wilma coast of the fear caused by the prisouer's haulm the pistil, which be apprehsoled be would use if he had attempted to leave. lie ted primarthat his &ZS had seethe tedis with the height, and they had only sated as awls foe weber Arai. He had sem Me primer about a year and a half age,whem be said he vii the master of the ship Doses HI& and that the vessel was chartered by witames dm, and that there had been a dispute in New Tack in repel to the freight. Mr .Wmi.Lidderdsle eon firmed Mae eletement el Mr. Hans, and maid Mat be bad gone lam the TOM when Mortimer psi. There kid hem dispute about Me height of the ship s . He cardigan the prismser that be would be gins Into custody, and be obdurately _wren angel ter the moven end sent for the mob, sad headed beanie thmeisomer, wbosigned • mullatfer lb He saw the Mabel is tie priseasea,hand. but he did set me any guests gib nee she men. .As the Omen left the °Moe he w lee custody by Mr. Brows, a eamtable having bees sent for. The soneable who took the miaow to the arena mid be law the peel Inhis bead. He p“ it up at the Mies, and it was boost to be a mein, ebb six embers complenly leaded and capped. He heard the primer say. " Pay me my men, and thee you ten eye me lots costedy." It was stated the the primmer bad bees a bask:rap Me hie fire epphoetlea for the man, sad coesequently, if the mosey was it Meld ban bees paid to ba is ligrptiseser woo reessaled. THE ENGLISH LINE ASSURANCE AND ADVANCE COMPANY. TO TZR slimes or :as MUM Srs,—Mre. Jackman this morning attended the beard meetter with the irearrey Isheetatiee, and the Maim wee pawed sad paid to her.—l am. ke.. THOMAS HORTON, Biparetazy. 75, Little &Wm. Jai. 21. COURT OF EXCHEQUER.-JAN. 21. Sittings in Banos —(Before Lord Chief Baron Pollack I and Barons Martin and Pigott. CROSLAND V. WOODRIAD.—LIIIIEL. This was an action for libel. The plaintiff, Colonel Crew land, sou a usaanfacturer at liudderseW, a magistrate ad deputy•liutenant, the lieutenant.oolosel of a volunteer regiment, and also • candidate for she borough at the next election. He complained of a libel coalmine& to a alter signed "Common /Mau," which appeared in tie Hudders field oed HolsafiriA Examiner of the 29th of October last. Tb• defendant was the proprietor of that journal, and the plaintiff was the owner of an opposition journal, celled the Huddersfield CkrocU t yulalisbed tu the same Sewn. The libel imputed to the inti ff and his assoeintes or elope fraud, fraud, forgery end tof papers. The ease cease on for trial at the l ad sittings after term at Guildhall, before Mr. Baron Martin, when Mr. Bevil], Mr. Hawkins, and Mr. H. T. Cole appeared for the plaintiff ; and Mr. Coleridge, Mr. Field, and Mr. Wills far the defendant. On the pria view *valise Mr. Bovill and Mr. Coleridge met sad agreed to the following terms : That a verdict amid be entered for the plaintiff, with 40s. damages ; that the defendant should wit h all the Awes and imputations he had made upon the p and &sprees his mint far having publshad dam, that he should state they were without fausdatiost. Further, it was agreed to that this apology should be pub lished la a ow/pi:nous position, and in large type, in the east number if the defendant's pew. The veis terms were sigsed by Mr. Buill and Mr. Coleridge. When the trial owns on Mr. Coleridge stated the nature of the olocy, and a verdict woe entered, by unseat, foe the Platabff, with 40s. damages. Mr. Bo mil, Q.C.. DOW moved for • rule to show came why the deleadasit should sot sign the t, sad publish the apology In hie sewepaper, or ysa Mesa meet should net true against him. The leaned counsel odd that the cideudsot was sot preheat as the Walt *NO be was mu strolling about the court, aad that la his ahem* hh &Mersey, Ms. Giough, gsve an undettahing that he should sign the tones agreed apes. Riposted appendices had beim muds to the dafeodant to alga the dountent aad publish the ecology, but he bad refused, slating that rather time make such an &Wes! apology he would est off hie heed. la the next amber el his paper dter the trial trate wee an article heeded " thong WM " la width the dehodant said he bad bee. placed in a pecullarrisa by his counsel without his authority or ooeseat; that the 40. damages with mate, but entirely repadiated agel tl potties at the compromise which required him to publish an shield spolagy to Mr. Omelet:J. He said—" The eoeditioas are of such a character that 1 gad it utterly impoedble, no matter what the ommetwaram, for me to soospt t appeared from this article. which MD signed by the olden. dirt, that the libel had reforeset to the pretwedimis of $ party la the tows whom he almmoterieed as " femme right The The Lord Chief Baron maid he thought it would be a waste et time to apply for • rule for an atlachsasat, es hi was 'Waned that the court would never pant as attachment in inch a ran. Mr. Baron Martin—l amour with his lordship that you will pit second ups the attachment. Yes W better apply for a isle to show cause why the &feedlot should sot parfottn the agnserseat. or why there should not be a sew trial. 1 think myself that these agreements might to be carried oat with the utmost possible good faith. and if they are othgreat evil meta. I must my I thought that it was the haathomset apology I ever heard made in milr ia l d Mr. Bovill—And I most say it was made by my friend, Mr. Ooleridge, with perfect good flak. Mr. llama Martin—This is a ease which has been before roe more than woo at dumber% and there is a great dial of feeling &bent it. An application was made to me to change the venue, in coseequenes al the *meg feeling in Yorkshire with regard to the Huddersfield tenant-right, which has boss a matter el much diminishes. It was C:714 upon me that it was very desirable to have the case a jury whiles minds were entirely free front pre judi. M ce and we cannot p r. Bovill—This is • very gram came, er mit it to remain where it does. The Lord Chief Baron—Too had better take a Ms to show oaths why the agresinest should not be carried out, or why them shoold not be a new trial. Yon can, however, have it in the &homily, for as atteolimeat if you think proper, tad we will leave you to draw up the rule in your own terms. Hale granted. CRIMINAL COURT OF APPEAL—JAN. 21. (Before the thirteen judges, : Lord Chief Jostles Oink bare, Ladd Chief Janke Eel., Lord Chia! 811,00 Pollock, Junkers Williams, Wilke, Dyke, Keeling, Blackburn, Mellor, end abs., and &roue Martin, Menne% end Pigott) TIM QUM V. THE UT. JLIORI ROWTON. This was • case ramend by Mr. Payne, deputy amistent judge of the Middlesex Swims. The prisoner was tried en the 30th September, 1864, on an iadiet meat which charged him with having committed an indecent mama upon George Rowe, • lad shoat 14 years of ego Witessees were called to cha mp.=who deposed that they had known him at daimon of his life, and they gave him an excellent character as • morel and • morally conducted man. On thei=f the preeseution it was proposed to contemn that •v end witnesses were celled for that purpose, but it wee ob : Pined to by the prisoner's counsel, who contended that the evidence wee inadmisidble. The following question was, however, put to one of the witomess, " W het is the pri mmer's general character for decency and morality of Bon ded?" sad hie reply was, "I know nothiog of the neigh bours' opinion, beam* 1 wee ottly a boy at school when I knew him, but my own opinion, and that of my brothers, who were also pupils of his, is that his charsoter was that of a man eatable of the grossest intleosacy and most ant humanlity. It was objected that this was not evi dence of • bad character. The Deputy Assistant Judge, however, considered there wee some endow. and left the effect and weight of it to the jury. The primmer was ma aimed, Led is now in prison awaiting their lordships' den. sloe. Two questions were left for t h e opinion of the court —first, whether, when witnesses have gime evidenoi of good character it is admissible to contradict it ; and secondly, whether the answer given by the witness in this asse was properly left to the jury. te rm , lad and as the leased judges The case was argued differed in opinion me tho points, and the use had to be re-argued before the full beach of judges. Mr. Sleigh, on behalf of the prisoner, contended that the evidence was inadmiselble. It wee no part of the charge against the prisoner, and it wee not competent for the pro secution to prove general bad character. By the law of evidence a man was precluded from giving endwise of w heeler channel . , bat only general character. He did not chellenge a collateral WOO. Lord Chief Justice Cockburn said be was much favoured by being allowed to give general and not particular cha racter. Mr. Tayler appeared on the other side, bat the court adjourned before tho learned mewl had commeoced his argume nts, The further arguments will be taken on Satur day next. COURT OF BANIERUPTCY.—JAN. 21. (Before Mr. Registrar Winslow, as Coondosioner.) in at BIADDIN.—CAIIt 01 AX The benkrupt, W. [Redden, wu an attorney, having onion in Clunoary4the and iambrook-court. Buiegball strut, and residiog at Camden-town. He sought his dis charge from liabilities of 5,7984, and gave up no assets. Mr. E. Reed opposed on behalf of Mr. Morgan, a credi tor, on the round that the bankrupt had oostanctad debts without nameable expectation of payment. After bearing Mr. Lowrance for the bankrupt (who sought , to amount for the absence of saute by the Munaistaime of his having previously executed a deed of compensation, which turned out to be imps:teet), His Miaow said the bankrupt mast have known that be was involved when be embarked in the transaction of wric e nr. Morgan complained. An attorney bad no right, while his bills of oats were untaxed, to expend the mossy of hie clients for his own porpoise. Thought bankrupt had acted fairly towards the general body_ hie creditors, the charge brought against him by Mr. Marvin was established. and the order of discharge mum be enc • ponded for six mouths. but proneotion monad be (Wm NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTY JAN. 21.—APPOLNIMIXIL--00111- I wander John DtArcy. late of the Barmen* on the Nardi Amines station, to the Osborne, 2, paddle yacht at Pt:l(66- month. Master Henry Davenport Sang!, to die Osborne. Barren Gawp Bina* Hill, to the Oaborne. Aasisksaahlergeon Ala:ander Hamby, Isle of tho Una gunboat at Mgr. to the Onntbmiand, 24, gnarl ship ci reewro at ilbeeniees. Amistant-Paymaater in Chan* John E. Skinner, to this Ogress. Chief Beginoor William N. Carey, to the Osborne. Bonham . N. Moen, to the Outarse. Assidant•Beginem J. B. Stevens, to the Osborne. PORTSMOUTH. JAS. 22. It is rumoured on board the Edgar, screw line d-battle ship, that she will be paid out of oommissies about the 26th proximo, sad that the deg of the admiral in ooex mend of the Chassid squedrea will be hoisted as beard a lane-of.tattle ship of larger else. Rear-Admiral Dams, the present commander-111411K completed his three yams of smoke in mamma cm the 16th ultimo. CHATHAM, Jan. 22. A wholesale system of plunder, which, there is little doubt, hes ‘3llOll carried on for some time, hes just bees brought to light at the Ordnance wharf, and cos al the officials °omitted with that establishment, who, there is strong remota for suspecting, is implicated in the tams. actions, has been taken into esetodr. The amused. Mr. John Field, is the foreman at the armoury department, and it appears that he has been in the habit for some time pest of transmitting goverumeat stereo to Loodoo, coo signed to various parties, who disposed of them for him. forwarding Min the proceeds. Os Saturday Field, in whom implicit 000ddence boa hitherto teen OaaC was tuts into custody, and on Ids premises being searched a quastity of government property was foiled cascaded therein, mady for removals,' 000aelon might serve. The seemed will be brought up for examination tomorrow. WOOLWICH, J. 22. The unfortunate loss of her Majesty's steamship Bombay, by are, off Monte Video, has canna mach anxiety at Woolwich, several of the oftlears sad reew having be longed to this town. Ameept them were Mr. Stephen H. Moors, far some years secretary to the Commodore Snoods teedeat at this dockyard, _and who held an otlicial position ea board the Bombay, Mr. J. T. Watts, and two sous of Mr. Meson, of Praassa-strest, who were junior offlome on board the ill-fated veseeL MARKETS• COTTON.—Lrvizroot, TAM 2L—There has been gam braises@ to-day, with rather better prior. as to-day, 8,000 bales, Melanin 2.000 for *Potslad= and Mat 400 American, 21d. to rn 25d. ; 180 Peam. he.. 235. to 24d.; 800 Egyptian. 2418. to to 2048- ; 300 Smyrna. 184. te ; 4,523 Swat, 10 to 19d. ; MIAM, 17d. ; 800 &Md., he., 124.; 1.10. to 15d. ; Japan, lbid. to 160. °mow GOODS.—Mascsserra, Jas. 2L—This roar bet has been dull Oaring the satire week. With sales to the extent of 18,700 bales, sad imports reaching 18,400 bales, the Li l cotton market has been the immediate erase of dep on here, pricer having given way in cotton to the extent of Id. to lid. per lb. It is worthy of Donee, however, that exporters of cloth do sot appear to feel much confidesc in the maintenance of prices re these goods in the face of a stock of cotton at Liverpool returned at 509,000 bales (against 284,000 this time kat year), in addi tion to <manageable quantities in London and Havre, and • circular issued privately under the signature of "Verities," headed "Impending Fall in Cotton, ' has evidently done much to produce doubt and depression amongst the badness men in this market. Yesterday sellers submitted more freely to some decline in prices, which has led to more business than was doing in the earlier pert of the week. A good many of the offers made far ex port yams, especially of India mule, have been too low, but where buyers have been willing to meet selfers et • moderate reduon their offers have been rather freely amponded to. 10 bundles sod warps for the °optimist homer has been very flat. The decline in yarns both for export and home trade yesterday morns% was about ld. per lb. 111 compared with last week ; but yarns reoovered • little more firmness towards the close of the day (in some cams being id. higher), and maintain the impeavenimat to-day, though with but little doing. We bear of some aka of India shirt*e yesterday, where roaanfacturers were willing to accept • reda cti on about equal to that on yarn and cotton ; but there is • good deal of cloth offering, and generally the offers made by mer chant. were at too low a price to induce makers to part with their goods. Long cloths, T cloths, printers, and domestics have not been much in regimes, sad the week closes upon but • mall aggregate Wilson in cloth. WOOLLEN CLOTH. Lama, Jstrusar 21. The ooloured market this morning has hem fairly attended, and the amount d business transacted has bean up to the imams. Several good parcels of plan sad bag. maltose, costisgs, and ordinary cloths have been treaderred. he White-hall has not shown se equal amount of animation ; although several lots of white mediums sad hairlists hove =ct haat* they have °sly bees transferred is emall Bates are fully tosistained. HARDWARK—Risaurnasw, Jan. 21.—A rwasiderable improvement her takes place in the trade of this tows la the coarse of the last ten days ; the country orders an still moderate, but very good woes have bees gives out by the merchants, so that with the exception of a few of the hest important branches, manafeetrirers generally an well em ployed. The American orders earldom Mall. there is, how. ever, a good deal being done co amount of the Onfederate States, and the West !edam sad 0.1011121121 trade is brisk : there is also a good spriekling of orders is for Rio, and is other respects the American trade shows more vitality. A fro Caaadian orders have jest been gine oat, sad then is I more business doing on setwant of those who en *rXeis trade with the Fasters markets. This sental bade posrally show* more life eon this week orders ban some in hem this *web ol Inept r to Frans there is not am& doing. kat in the Indira. Spanish. ROYAL num HOSPITAL, ORAL''-INII-ROAD.—The and Mediterranean Meek pineseßi esa thene is decidedly more 'amber el patients' relieved at this kospitel daring the activity. and horn the markets el nets there en some p ee k maxi jsa. 21 no Mg; cd which grit were good owleesis bead. The sae art trades se the 'd awn 1111011. ieklag &MA see he a healthy sister bee the boa Serie THE WEATHER AND THE TAMS. The thick fog which s;ureloped the metropolis and its seharhe during the whole of laterday. to tM great Madams a bushiest and the tacos maim*" at all those whose oceopaticias celled them oat et doom, towards the evaieg grew mere lateen., esti& ist six o'clock all ear loemnot beams If sot hopes *this extremely &agoras, sad that at pesteetriane very &Meat With very few exemptions the omnibuses* owed nee* sad the gibe were taken home by the drivers. Oa the rilie n izef the theatres the scarcity of ceb actocamode- Um ea a ousiderable amount of incoomairrear, sod the very few is attar/saes were at • high preemlems, the driven making their own terms. is the poorer districts of the metropolis, where the ausesities el the talithileate °panelled them to =eke their armal Saturday marketing' several Telly ludicrous eases °waned sad awkward co rn ., Mae took place, mad a large number of petty rebberiet were committed, both from the ppm sod from the provisoes shops. Soon after twelve o'clock the fog bops pedant to clear away, and the early morning me us with a hard frost. The thermometer at Hydrpark Ite- Mein-home stood en Saturday morning at 25, at aeon 30, sad at mideight 21, or 9 deg. below homing point. Yesterday morales the police received laformatice at King David-lase statics, Modwell, that three seamen had bus mimed from Usk respective ships. It meats that they mitered the docks late ea Saturday sundae to go as boar and the fog being extremely deem at the time they mimed Wok w 27 i it in summed that they by some memo milked into the water 'ad were droweed. Much was yesterday mode with the drags, bat the bodies had sot been dimmed. The cap of one of the men was fouled se the quay sear the ShadweU mimics of the docks. A fatal accidmteocurred off the "stream of the Victoria. Docks, Plaistow, whereby& man named Duals M'Oarthy, &bargeman, lost his life. It appears that the deceased wee engaged in ..na Mtge, whim be came in collisioa with a larger vessel, which memo be boll o ff the vowels into the water, before mist moo could be rendered the body of deceased was carried away with the tide. Several very serious oollisioos occurred is the Mile-end read among the various vehicles travelling to and from the metropolis, bat no fatal aceideota were reported. Mart of the wales on the various Mee at railway were be hind time durieg the day sad evening, add the same re marks apply to foreign steamers coolies inte this port Yesterday morning set in clear and frosty, and se outianed during the day. In the sfterooos the various parks were crowded with people "'Sassily attracted there by the im pression that the waters would be frame maifideotly strong to allow of the usual sports cc the see. This, however, was sot the ease. Os the ornamental waters in the Re pot's-park the lee was about half as inch in thickness, and a few person@ restored lima it for a short Mat but two or three imatersiose taking place, it soca became cleared, this practical warning appearing to be more efflucious than the printed mikes posted about that " the is. was in a dm- WOW state," or the advise of the Memo. Ia Kaudegtoa gardens, also, a few persons ventured upoo the les, bat as homusioo or two soon cleared them off. The Serpentine was entirely from° over, the ice being shoat half an tech thick, but no one wee seen apse it daring the day, the Melee, park-keepers, and the police on duty strictly preventing any one who attempted to do so. The water in the St. James's-park enclosure was also eatirely frozen over, bet the icemen had taken the pre , caution to break the in sway along the edge of the book, thus preventing soy some to it from the shore. At the 1 western end of the water, however, opposite Buckingham palace, about 50 lads and boys managed to lad their way on , to the ice, being tempted thereto by the people bowling oranges and lislipsoce on to it. In the scramble for these • several immersions took place ; but as the water at this part • is very shallow, nothiog serious occurred beyond the duck a iag. This, and the floundering about in the water in the • struggle to regain the shore, appeared to afford infinite damusement to thou who had thus thoughtlessly tempted g the youogsten to piece themselves is so uncomfortable a L position. The too ea the water in the Victoria-park was if much stresser than oo that is the other parks, end • large I . somber of persons were there essabhd to enjoy their 4 favourite pastimes of skating and slid*. This was also the 4 CON upon the mods scattered about in the suburbs at the g. metropolis. In anticipation of the fog of Saturday eight Ito continuing daring yesterday, the managers of the river k m steamboats had limed notices late in the evening that the h. boats would not run on Sunday, and the various crews bad he a holiday given to them. it. THE Mug DEE= KoIL—Up to . Saturday even- Mg this condemeed culprit motioned to maintain his ipso °woe of the crime for which he was condemned. The in terview between him and his wife on Wednesday is de- scribed as very distreseing, and Kohl during it west on his knees and prayed fervently that she might receive the pro tection of the Almighty after his death. When the period arrived for the final separatioc the young women fainted, and was conveyed in that condition from the cell, and was some time before she recovered 000scionsnese. The wipe% °outlaws at times to exhibit a good deal of exigtemask and at others a good deal of religions holier, and occupies his time in writing hymns in German. Dr. Capp]] has visited him, but his earnest appeals to him to tell truth have had no Whet in id eciag a coofession. Fla! IN THE Cm.—Yesterday morning tie in habitants of New-street, ilistioperate, were alarmed by • fire breaking out is • newiperected bulkily' in the occu pation of Messrs. Cooper and Hoes, wool warehousemen. Upon the arrivel of the firemen some thousand bales of wool were found to be completely enveloped in dames. The lower floors were not occupied, but the wool in the top warehouses continued to burn for hours, and the fir* was sot extinguished natal soon, sad not before property M udd v at • great ems was destroyed. The origin of Me lire at pre sent unknown. The property destroyed, It is undeestood, was hinted. [Advertisetnent.}—HoMomay'S 011eTISINT MID Puda—lffsetual Aid.—ln the lad time of sicknesscheer ing to know that • remedy does eels!. and that it can be pro cured at • little cost. Holloway's Ointment and Pills are always useful In relieving pais, in reducing ladanustation and regulat ing diemelared action.. They never can be misapplied, nor can they under any eirmunstances cause mischief. They are • blesdnet to the rch when tormented by indigestion, gout, skin dieemes, &a; and a tar:cions boon to the poor when struck down by MD... aye medicines shonlegbe In the poems. glen of all soldiers, sailors, and emigrants, who will then be is • podtion to elsz a cil and cure Messes whoa medial amid mot mama be continues try lamb depressed, the orders am* soonextremely mall. The sad milk,' hats the raluctioss le their wean as gamut in tits wadi it this district ; had they mei AIM MI aaa d the mod em weeld have beta all the halter ell las dais their wadi • seta the trobeeitwee 00111f.-CAganisos, JAN. IL -.A del =AA, withmt alteratius to prism OANAlata, JAN. 21,-Thsre was a sisdaaate amply d all kinds of psi tbY morale& Wheat told mote Nth at tart week's 4Am, largess bare Wall* to submit to Sa late dmaelloe. There was a bmter &mad for Oda, sad idy l mad fns ad. par Oseliale bushel mare mossy. lisrigl :. dell, at Malta el $4. Prices nlV_he paid • whim. saw, 14e. to lee. ,• ditto. eld,lsa. I& 10 174: who* red, sew, lie. 14a. 6d.• ditto. 14a. to 19a. ; tarley, a* w, its. to 10s. ; ditto. 'ad. is lot, ; eata , paste, sew, 61. 71. 6d.; deem, oto, Ba. to is. 3,1 4 L oo, 7e. Is 7a. Id.: Ins. lb- to 13.. CVO* WW dIW Cmicomniss, JAN. 3L-A fair supply it whist, the ale slow, at late miss her lased day panels ; dent diesalt to quit anima at a alibi rumination. Bwriey la, diazar, the supply courparativaly abort, mad far a bums, the ask d the latter was at • dab= el la GUILDFORD. JAL 21.-Thew wee a pad supply e l wheat at market to-day, for which than was • aria demand at the tell prime of lest week. Barley in repamt at late ' Pees anther demi% Wheat, is k to 48s. ; barley, 36.. to 345. • eels 19s. to ; bus 38e. t 042..: peas, 375. to 40:. Lawmen:A, JAL 21.-Than WWI about an avenge em, of wheat for the lemon, sod eke dermal was healthy at slither mon mossy. Old whim sold at 41s. to 45e. ; amm, 40e. to 445. ; ad red, 38s. to 42a. ; saw, 361. to 40a. da 36 "Mae. Barley was in middling supply, sad ths Amami sea a a healthy character at tally late miss ; ankh% 32e. to 34a. per qr. • (antral& 28s. Um 30s. per 30 saes Then was • inedarsie manly oats , whici were tame, elf at forme, tants. Old. 28e. 10 30s. new, 24a. to 26e. ps St oboe. Nsarcasnatta•••Tris, Jas. 21.-At oar market morale; we ha • moderate show of wheat from tie powers and, havisg little airing eras the sad, fr t a. thrashed eacaplos won takes off quickly at as Wpm.. saint of Is. per fir ; whams for math eoestry sod fay* there was a fair *dry at the mirtrems rams of this day isinnight, the seemerMe the dogmasof Tali bass link whim to mete in the eau* of Boar. sad ninths( barley smilmegad. Malt in Malted Little passing la either imam ON paws For oats than earn good isgotry..od let* qilmetissie well austaleed. The sr. rivals this wear set aterotwist, 2.775 qrs. llys, mammies. 16. ecastwise, Oats, anal* 5,414. Pisa Ilessigsa 67 8 . M 1140% ocooty lol . 16. Finis, endwise. 2.519 woks. Nottinow. Jai. IL-The eappip a whist at lib Burka toda y was rather Lim thee of late, sad the but deseriptions maintained alma tho same prior ss oOh day mimaight ; bat little doing with ether polities Thies is little alematimis to mote is liertise. Is more imams tie beet malting paid= raid a shade deem; o th er aorta wan takettal at full pieta Tie away was Wawa la as* beast, and peas, sot much paring. White wheat 6311 as to 641ba.), 44e. to Ms. ; red ditto (walgbazu vsl e ir a to 64M5.), 38e. te 88s. : best =Mae barley (weighing leas. to 561ba.1, 335. to 335. • runs Mae (weigh* sdh e , MOO, MM. r 3os. ; &dating Mae Origins' m i . i s end), Sta. to 3la. ; odes 31e. to ; lisma too to pea te seaple), Mis. ak. per waster. Ma, Ma. Ma. 51. pirsaels 1040triNsaArt, JAN. 2L-We bed a tebeable show d samples befog of mrariabis guilty and cabbies. Time wee mare beanies dales, and lass rain Wan Via OM Mate may be quoted at 435. to 465. ; sit =r ett its. tea els. ; sew white, 4 le. te 48.. ; Dew red, Ms. a 40a. per MI deem The ripply Wiry Ina fair, sad be was ateady at the atrawas rase of last week ; ase Sea to 345. per qr. ; sM platting, 26.. • Ifs. ; sew, to 27a. pr 30 stews The deonad for old WA Inktate, and emm teak plats at the rates at the Vie f = waft ; aid, Ms. to 30s. sew, 23s to 2.55. : eld Me. 1026.. per 24 steam Oltenia, JAN. 21.-Cora of all kinds Ina is ameba 1114nly. The wheat trade was esmewliat dal, bet far psi qualities gabs last wades pram were obtained ; ale stoking from 40a. to 445. per qr. • red, 36a. to 425. 004 mating hanky sonneended Tubiform,' rotas, bat ! maples were quite a drug fa the maritet-priess Mei frau Mies to 335. OaN a steady sale, realising 18s. to Me. Itsamm, JAN. 21.-Our sairkat opted this monk with a slow trade for all mlose Pala. II ltheit, late rank were fully main amid a good amply,* a =atteadsoca. In but., kids wag calf 01 ge ebaraster. In caw pais no variation. ROCIIMITTI, JAN. 21.-Thare was apin oensidarabla der Kr:lathe Leda, sod Mann was far from Nam i : hest eons of white wheat abort lama terms mei Abased, but all oast aorta were dal. sad almost sahib aealeota. The Minos for bast white panda ire 42s to 441.; sad red, 36e. to 40s. per quarter ; Wenn and white, 40s. m ; sad red, Ms. be 338. per pa:Sit e 7l the for market these we little gawk no bat of flair were mlllOO4ll alisretaok sad Indent slark. II barley there was • lair amount al bagman dom. ths InaS actions bane shady to bust aorta for reative pep The terms for best kinds are 32 a. to 345. ; sad Etviall la. to 265. per quartos Otte were the tan charm, a dal Weis Winans. JAN. 21.-We are modarately wppdd at ell grain at market to-day. Wheat, both rad sad obits, readily made last west's prima Osim, Mass amid laday Olden in prime without 'Heald our quotations PAO to the power :-Whimat, whits, 40s. to 43.., ears, 46., 41Mba per bushel ; ditto red, 37.. to 38s. ; ma, all, Is. prstone ; ditto sew, 90. to lop. ; beam, 31.. to 16. per 19 dose. Wososseen, Jot. 21.-At this day's market there is a large 'apply el winat„, which was firmly bald for tit Sorrow el this day week. Barley still tease dews. weds. Oats quite as dear. Means unaltered. Pen ady boa bums in retail. Toes, JAR. 21.-The show it wheat was Was MOM abundant. sad thin was a lair attnOISDOk &Wu. Ott firm at fall rates. Now abbe made 40a. to 455. ;as fa, 37.. to 395. per 36 stoma. The show of barley was fair, oaf the tone of the Made was hen at quits as meth maw • heretofore ; sanitise, Its, to 30.. per qr. • Pinang. Ti ms• 30 stone. For oats the demand was ismawhat ass but newt rates were gemsally maintained ; as,, 20s. 22a. prat stow. KIRKCALDY JAIL 21.-At ear cousin ramiuts. week, we hamemoderate supplies of all kinds of grata, ash prima for moat articles remain unehanged, with goons,- tion et Mans sad peas, which see Is. to 24 per qr. dram Here, to-day, w• had fair "applies of all kiwis ef pas Oats sold at last weak's rises. Harley was maim to kale of salt.., while wheat wes is favour a bateau Wheet. 29a. to 40s. ; barley, 19m. oats, 15s. to 90L WATKRIORD, JAN. IL-Our ferelp import ha this wad is • complete blank, and eappßae coutwies ars Malta te s few small paresis re Boar. - Of or own growth the ma* hare been potty fair, coadating priacipally et wheat. TM business twang is to a addends extent, with th• wise soma articles in buyers' favour. Wheat : Irish takes row* st full rates. Foreign well bagman& after. Barley limited rinsed at late curnsey. Oats hare given way !illy 4d. per banal, but at this redeetlea trasaactions a• Mola Indian 03ra : All deairlptiess about 3d. par banal low, a with a bona demand at the cleanse. Flour quiet, but sit e. cheaper. Imports this week :-Flour, 300 macs Snail a, do this week :-Whist, 1,02' bas. ;rota, 6.772 ; flour. 762. k. is --- - - AMERICAN AND CANADIAN MAIL STUMM; Da • AT LIVERPOOL THIS WEIM.-The following steamers me due at Liverpool this week with the American mails, via-- The North American. Bras. wed Asia. The North Aso dam, with dates frees is• ad. Mdse. to Jaatiega may be expected to molt Oresucastle to-morrow ( night. or early as Wedamday amnia/ ; aid the Etna, • conrimpooding deices from New York, will no doubt arrive off Crookhaven or Quesostows Us the tonne of Woinadd might. On Saturday exit the Cunard steamer Asia, ti e Boston me the 18th, and ifax early cm the roorelig Us* 20th. may be looked forat Crookbadm or Queeostows. Them is no mid-week steamer doe this week at Sande • amps& whoa digestion, strong nerves, on lungs essi Ever, retreating sheep, tnetloma ramulatity, and emlit Moroi without mod id a to the most disordered by Du daubs' Kevaleuta Arable* rood, which cures dYtirPd5 ... ....,, 10 ; gestimi, mutilation, debMty, cough, asthma. fevers. We. all nervous, billows. Um , sad stomach comp thousand annual cures indult had reacted all medicine MORA lib., L. 9d : rah., ram Mlb., 40a -Da Ben &Da CALA rort-druet. Loudon: sad all roams - a rm ed riondas la dal --(Advertisement) . BIRTHS, MARRIT.M3III4. 4 D DELTBS. RAZTLNIT.—January of a s wood. 0, as Insatwaod, the ° ld M.G. Itartket, Eaq., 211.11iLING.—January 90 atalltaiethaer. ld, liagleoad. CROW park, the wife of T. lielbtlag, Req., of a sow. ta MAW.—Jusuary Mk a Orientaterrace, Brighter'. the othw Maw. Rag., of a daurkter. SPRZDT.—JSpeed aagary 19, at Odordstreet, the wife et N ail y...AR, of a daveratia. WIDDIJNOTON.—Jaavary 19, a. Newton4an, Northvale laud, the wife of 8. F. Wtddriogton, Vol. of • WOW. YARRIAGEB. ALLIN—BAINR.—Jautiary 19, at at . Peter's, Riadeb ea Lowestoft. by the Rae H. Wiliaiott, J. Allen. hag.. of.lt lead. Norwich. to Sophia Augusta, daughter er tht hater. Rao. Retail Medical Pardee, of Noakholh, wage: . BRUCZ—MXICIRON.—Jsnaary 19. at St Mary Matdaseb t " loosartrawo-flea, by the Nee G. Bird, C. W. MUM Mayor Mk Dragoon Clear& (Carablueen , to Mori fee daughter et the lets /1. Mortara Rao., of itettnailtree h ... WillION —ltl9l).—J kg at 11l JoluisChur. h. HoWah_...w the Rey. G. IL Powhall, .A. C. Wilson, to Man Jerom e ? RNA. 1 • DIMS. 11. ' i DAVIDeOa 19, at The Retreat, Clap • ham, •-• Davidness Law N.—JasaWryO 71. a* MAJULTAT.—Jasiary 90. at Zeelostonaquare, Carolbss. ti C. Mama, rag.. aged 69. Bollowil. L g mritous.—Japaary 19, at Hanseyotrort, Nichoila Zar. 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