The Express. — London, England, 1855-12-21 00:00:00

EASTERN COUNTIES RAILWAY EXPOSURE. anslysis of the evidence adduced before the of Investigstka is now.drawing towards a 20th of October Mr. Jim Dawbarn, coal of Norwich, came forward to complain of Alt prefer's*, given to the Norfolk and Counties Coal G r ampany. If all parties were atrial term., and the Peterborough °mope remove d, this gentleman thinks the trade could to pay as much as lid. per mile per ton He says—" My grievanoe as a Lowestoft is, the disposal of the coal trucks for the xis, by Mr. Gooch's servants; the working steam.dtop when Mr. Gooch's steam vessels corns in. We have had truck., bat no work the drop, as they have been en _ night in Mr. (Mach'. vessels." A . 21 reason w the railway company me - more men for this purpose, Mr. Dawbars his belief that "Mr. Gooch being a cell it is not to his interest to afford facilities Icompetiag with his Peterborough trad' iplsins as follows:—" A large quantity of allotted to their exclusive use, to the detrl 'pelf and others. In that respect, also, I favour should be shown. I would aka my vessels being unnecessarily detained, want of trucks, seventeen to eighteen days. mplain of the company. servants vending acting as agents, from which they derive . All I ask for is the equality of rates." ):hot November Mr. Gooch, the locomotive Seperictendent, was examined. The number of the fr employed odder him, it appear., is no less than Mr. Gooch seems to have been very clever in r the close inquiries of the committee, and new facts involved in his statements are few between. His books, he admits, as a whole, been laid before the auditors , . To the e question—" Has there been any 'amine whatever of your books since the day you en ', company's service?" Mr. Gooch replica— .of the boWts in detail." As regards Mr. certifying for coals bought by the company, ovu 1e... rens thus; ,sitals ems direst to your department I—A. No, sow; they ems through stone. ever eerily foe them I—A. No; Ido sot. you never certified I—A. Eases foe eeksise Bet a large quality of that hossht sash half Isa. theta is ; all soh* sad ..al for eekeiss is reessit Omagh my aim, sae tertifed by lac committee nest ask era the ease= of the Nark& sal Bestows Celestial Company memisd es this lee ?-41. Yea whole d *sot liassiotiog tub rapids is del. metier Ilass. Js know Idolise Ms selipsay has besz n p u l malts P—A. I aumit say ; bat I yea swan that somata have bees disputed t admits that, with the knowledge of the was a partner in the firm of Prier from its formation is 1851 up to the sod of . He le aware that very large purchases et been made of that fire (by the railway bat maintain that he took no part in those which, hs asserts, were made through the dsvartment. The committee next inquire : take a part ia dater; the rates for the /eel sew Mae by the Norfolk sad the Beam Coastal@ t—A. No ; 1 did apt. yea wet at eh ieterfwsd ia that ?—A. The t for three anis is this, that Meares. Prior moo , the board to pushes seal. le ears* ships sod widest the megrim &stele itleautei with seperiatead the useshiture d the mks. All bees does by theta his Isis dime tuber ANS tat. Ali the la valises pate theiesh rale their monthly sereaete, earl are eartiled IMmby a board. that been dose on your nessuandatios t— A. . these traermetione MOWS. Prier sad Co. eoureimeios of 3d. par too. The evidence pro -1 under : tore of his reasons far refusing to allow his °Mors to show the books of his department to Mr. Brute (0 director), snd to &deputation from the stores now mitres of the board. Mr. oo7oh, it seems, became offended with the ingnirits and proceedings of this portion of the board. lie says, in conclusion: you taken a put in the rates for the curiago of charged to Messrs. Prior end Company P—A. I o a pan to this egret, that bring • partner, of object ass to array rah rates r wore fair and • trainees to be lettedueted on the pen of the . I have invariably spokes freely my views %pea it. They grimily have been err mesa profitable to the routers+ of the rail :spry P—A. I me such profit as would justify '-‘ dose. Warne no tradesmen or trader would , operation involving a large outlay of capital seeing that at any rite he wee going to get a fair • the capital so invested. you interfer e -did you seek to make rates at a Me Pm of Prior and Company P—A. I seoghil e rates me a partner he the ann. Ad yen net reek to have a easeidarable rarefies Ala the rates over the Easton Union line P—A.. Net to knowledge. I have no knowledge of it. you ever uk for any rebate P—A. Not to my " Dorimi the operatives of tint reorniog, such a system hut been sod was adopttil by Mr. Bruce, that made it nu sway for me to express what I Ash epee the subject; but oa that measles no books were asked for—se Docks were reflood. I thee told Mr. Brim sad the eoessaltum that their whole coarse woe moat objeetiosiable—that I held a position there of gust importance—that I felt that I was entitled to tie treated as a gentleman, and that I had not been ai treated—that I had on all oereasioos sold that I was willing to Rife the fullest Information that might be re quired, but that the a was • proper course to be taken la pttioa It ; and I told the committee that in consequence of that I felt it my ditty to gine I astruetions that no informs• Lion should be pros *amp through me, and that I was at all times in a la-alibis sad ready to give such information as the hosed might replier." The committee next mak : Did you giro inetructioss that the books should be refused to be shown ts any erniniiitee emaiwing from the board without your russet t —A. 1 did ir.t. After that no isTiey wa. ever made far further information. Did you give instruatioss to refuse the books to be shown 'leapt you were present I—A. I did. Q. Da you consider that consistent with your duty u en officer of the company I—A. Dodos the circumstances I did. Q. What mrannastaacm could pistil', may °Meer refusing information to a committee appohsted by the proprietors ? —A I have related the eircontstaccos. I am not aware that any information bu been refused to t►e committee ' appointed by the proprietors. Q. That is my taut for asking you; it Is there stated so ; at is in 'widened in a report that you related to furnish iniormstim to the committee t—A. Idea,' it. As regards the amount out amide for renewalsl l during the period of bit agreement, Mr. Gooch says: " There has been no amount for renewals set aside ;" bat imuirdiately afterwards he asserts: "The stork. has bad as much renewal upon it as it had before I took charge of it." The committee proceed to in quire: Q Are the easy steamers at Lowestoft belongiag to you repaired bj this timpani /—A. They had as. /spare don* to has flaryg the time that they were w.aktag. Q Was time 'MS sbs kiiewisdge of the board I—A. It was puled througlithe seesaw. Q. flue was it with the !yowled., of the board Vivre was no epeeist minute of it; but I have yams to believe that they ham. Upon the next point raised by the committee, Mr. Gooch replies energetically: Q. Is it possible to ascertain What you, persentage could he without bsviag taksa the valuta of the meek whoa you *stared upon your duties, without having the stock taken sad valued every be/flear ' when year aosinote wore mode up I—A. Ceit.ialy it is. The valaatiew of Meek of this hind would be a meat lailsoions dimmest. I will defy any one t• make a valuation of this mock within a very large per *outage of another who might be employed to do it, with out communicating with each other. Q. Then how is it possible to came to • detenaleation of the profit I—A. Ups its diciest ',prides a middies. Q. The Cuirnum—ls not the vacation en element is the agreement i—A. Not at all. Ido not read it so. With retorter* to demurrage charges for waggons the evidence raise as follows: Q Is it nest usual to charge demurrage for waggons that are lent to puttee, for the carriage of coal, or otherwise P A. That does not seam at all through my beads. I really do nut know what the detail of the arrangement is with regard to that subjest. Q. Nisi you not micommeaded that each should be ehuged P—A. I ham reeomenended that when trucks id the mummy were kept standing ac diffmeat stations, waiting far parties coming to take away the goods they desired, that demunag• should take place. Q. the sack demurrage been therged to the Norfolk aM Baste= Counties Coal Company oaring tem time that you were a partner is the concern!—A. I am not aware that mesh was the ere. Too ever ask for retire to be made retrospectively ? , certainly not. a yes aware that a rsduotiow of 3,0001. lute twee Yens. Prier's aerosols dues, the time din you itaer is that firs, is teepee% to the rotes so made ? , sot. lau aware of this—that for woo'sa with se Norfolk sod asstore Combas bad aothisi what "), stories were made be the acentate of this ova reduce with the rotee steetiesed is the agreement. -- ---- 7-- The Inagnitsde of the mounts involved is shown below : Q. What is your sharp fey winkles *spume for the half year ei.diog 31st December, 11134 ? (Heading mma fetillin to the witaess).—A. It imperil to be here 110,64111.46.10d. 1 This is from the printed report for that half year. Q. What was toe cram that you stated is you report to the directors you bad saved daraag that half year ?—A. 68.0801.15. . _ Q. Teen is what way can you account for so large seen being set down as your striae ?—at. By adopting Vse prin ciple of calculation laid down as the bade of ay eirviment with this oompany. Q Is it apes the arithmetical seloulation of the train mileage ?—A It is. Q How cis the proprietary arrive at the truth as to the 6111011111 of emolusiost derived by the locomotive ssperin• modest cod bin cleric sales there be s pain statement of that mount made P---Of ilesne net. Gooch proceeds to state that he is the owner waggons, and that the board have known Ilia waggons are repaired at the railway stations, and the cost, he says, is charged the Norfolk and Eastern Counties Coal r. The number of his waggons now upon and over the Midland and Great Northern 330. The committee ask : yos receive o rent for the me of thew waggons t Q. What was the tun paid is per cottages .ad salaries to the saparistaarleat sad hi. clerks daring that half. year ? A. To myself It is 3,2041., sad to the ofilears 462 i. ss. ld. To the oSoers the swami gin& by lit. Waddy, from tbel book ' I dare say la sanest Q. Thee what is the grow, s.d what would be the total for salaries sad ressisairratioas to the eso•riateadist sad stmktos AT NON TIM, AT GOADMALL. ATM TSAM,-31/0811 IMP . 1 CATIP/iLL AMU • 'mow. MAT. 11111A11. 411111111WA1I1 —ALLIOIIIO 01111•110111111111111 , OP • Vii/IL. OM this ewe being opened, , Lard Campbell said he meet empress his repot at Midis, thud Ma deslaradas swataimed sash a usitiplicity of special coasts, which emmed to be totally vameassary, partieulsrly as the judge had power In the prmseat state 01 the law to amend the decimalise. _ W clerks for that half-year?—This gives 6,1521. Os. lld. Q. Would Dot the socouut ea published be calculated to deceive the proprietors es regards such reumatieratiou ? A. The accounts as published do cot show that. TRH ALLEGED STARVATION OP TRASH CBILDRBN. is it?—A. It mkt% woad ostabott ?—A. I &alias to Rawer flat __. Sir F. Thesipr—__The wants were drawn by an abli pleader, my lord, now *co Kiser Majesty's judges. Bir F. Thesiger, Mr. Bramwell, Mr. Wylde, and Mr. Blackburn appeared for the plaintiff; and Dir. Watson, Mr. Bovill, and Mr. Honeyisan represented the defendant. This was an intim brought by the plaintiff, Mr. Duncan Dunbar, the well known ship moor, to recover from the defendant, also a sbipownsr in Sunderbed, the value of a large quantity of goods, amounting to 1,4581 , together with 8951.75. Si., m iney paid for freightage on the goods, which were shipped on board the defendant's vessel. the Sovereign, bound for San Francisco. The plaintiff alleged that he was induced by the false representations of the defindent to ship the goods on board the Sovereign, which was unsea worthy, and 'hat in consequence of the vessel not being sea worthy, and the false representations of the defendant, the goods in questioa were lost. It appeared that the defendant, in 1863, purchased the vessel In question, which was built in 1814, and which was advertised to sail from the London Docks oa the 11th of March, 1853. The detendant's agents and broken, Messrs. Oswald and Co., called upon the plaintiff to solicit shipments, and represented that the vessel stood at Lloyd's in class ". red diph thong," which was class neat "A 1." Is eon etiquette' of this star assent the plaintiff was induced to send for shipment a large quantity of brandy, beer, and oats, for which bills of lading were prepared, making the charge for freight payable is advance. The goods having been shipped, the attention of Lloyd's surveyors was called to the vessel, which on survey they thought required eon siderable repair, in order that she might be retained on the class in which she stood at Lliiyire. Notice of this was given to the defendant, bat he did not attend to it. In this state of things the surveyors, according to the regale lions laid down by Loyd 's, were obliged to make their report, whisk they did on the 22sd of February, stating that retrain ware necessary to the ship, and that she was not is a cionditloa to be placed on her then edam, as her timbers and caulking were de finitive. They farther recommended that she should be redesed to a alms lower then red diphthong. The com mittee at Lloyd's, to whom the report was made, however, intermitted a different opinion, and decided that the ship shoel4 be street off the registry. Notice that the character of the ship wee anspendi4 wee eccordiegly given to the de fendant, who never paid any attention to it, and the ship sailed is the following month. The planatiff, in eoneeqesne• of the vessel bele( struck off the registry, was unable to iasare his geode at any prig, and he inairdiogly gave notice of this demonism* to the defendant, whom be stated he would hold reepossible. The vessel heels, sailed, she pat into Plymouth is • leaky condition, end die crew bed refined to nil in her. fibs was there overhauled end repaired. so as to enable her to proceed on her voyage, which she did shortly abet, bat was obliged to put into Queenstown Barbour, Cork, as she was labouring so much that Captain Nicholls, the commander, thought it mount not be advisable to eon- [brae at sea so be eniend the vessel again be to be repaired, and wrote to the defendant telling t bad pig into Quellastown, as the ship wag i n water, and well not survive a gale of wind. She left Cor on the 12th of April, and proceeded on her voyage, and arrived off the Falkland Islands. where she was, for a third time since she started, put wader repair. Having again started on her voyage, she foundered at ma, between the Falkland Islands and Cali fora* and her entire cargo was lost. The captain and two or three of the seamen took to the boats in order to save their lives; but the boats canned sad they pe rished. All these cironinstaneee were relied upon te seta- Idiots that the nreesworthiness of the vessel wu the caw of the lase of the plaint re goods, and that in eonaequenes of the alleged false repreaaatationa which bad been made, the plaintiff had been prevented from insuring his property and thereby obtaining that indeanity W which he was *added. . Th 044484, was that there woe no entree% Nitwit** t►e pleintiff sad the defied's% that the vessel Afield remain on the class oa w►ich she stood at Lloyd's. When she started on her voyage, notwithstanding her ego, she was It for the enveyanoe of perishable sod dry goods to any distant port, and was perfectly seaworthy, bat was reedern staler worthy in ceesequene of having easountered most severe gales en her maga The defendaat himself, who had shipped a Urge cargo, anointing to 6,C001., bad neither Insured the mg* or the vessel, baring every eentldnes in t►o■ood qualities of the ship and the skill of the captain, notwitestseding that the illalle&011011 00014 easily have bees aeon by him. Mr. Oswald, the deleadant's brisker, denied that be bad misrepresented the character of the vessel, hat had, on the Nanny, informed the plaintiff before she sailed that her class bad been reduced at Lloyd's. The different surveyors who had yd the ship stated that setwltbsteadisig the vessel being an old one, sad slightly defective, she ass perfectly seaworthy. Lab *ntelitanut. COURT OF QUERN% BENCH.—Ds 20.' . Yesterday aftsrsooa a long inquiry was gone into before Mr. Baker at the Feather Tavern, Hopa-town, Bothasl•green, 'widow of the bodies respectively of Charles Hillier, aged 7 years ; Amiens Hillier, aged 4 years and 7 mauls ; sad Frederick Hillier, aged Dearly 1 years, who were alleged to have died from the want of the asessearies of life, at No. 20, George-street, Bethnal green read, where they were living with their 'mother, a widow. Hannah Walker, No 18, George street, stated that she lad kaown the finally shoat ten years. Rather awe thee two years ago the father of the children, who was a cabana, died. sad lets his wife with six shade's to support. Upois l ine death she ressired two quitrents and a half of breed and Is. 3d. Is =easy a week. She bad always behaved lkindly to bar dailies sad bed bees Industries* aid ober. In the early weed veralses. sae of the AIM. Os mules, whisk was sees Mewed by the wbeept e di e r sa aad inflammation of tee leap. Two others of tbe were also attalikel with inflamimatius. Mr. G. West, the parish style' of the district, was called ordered wine aid arrowtoot, with beef enjoy tbri They died sesimelesly Charles ea the 7th of December, Amelia e Frederick a few days after. Mr. West soled the three children died of Winn amnion of the obese, sad the relosiaiag three be sapwood would die of tbe mow disease. COURT OF RRilres...,— WON At NTT same, AT INTIITUALM APT= LIMP MIT DATOM A= A IIMCIAL ATT. TRAWLS V. VAR BOOT. EASTIRN RAILWAY COMPANY. —ALLUDED NROLIGINCR. Mr. Serjeaat Wilkie& sad Mr. C. Policia appeared foe the plaintiff; and Mr. Bramwell and Mr. Bondi fee the sempeay. This wee ea metes brought by the plaintiff aa adminis trator id kb see, Thomas Fyamors, to recover compensatim demises bin the defendants, the South Rasters Rail way Compeay. fee the alleged negligee.. of their servants. whereby the plaintiff 'a see, a youth of 19 years of age, was killed is the 11 'nth Snows Railway, between Folkestom sad Reeding, by which the plaintiff sustained a pecnaimy lose, being deprived of bis son's services. The declaratioe having been stated, The Chief BAUR said it was net usual of late to try aim of this daseriptioc. It was very desirable that the nefifiter es should be arranged, the inquiry would doubtless be if • Teel palsied Nature. Mr. C. Pelleck, in the abs.... of Mr. Senjeant Wilkins, whe was eemeged is the Smood Court" of Esehequer, mid he had biped that an arrangemerit might be some to, yoe sore that any has t—A. I believe there Ms. bat he meal& set agree with his beamed blend se to thi Mot one of the items of espouse in conducting a usenet of domeges. P —A. It is an item of messes, there is no wanton A , ism starved that it woo vet wings fee a „ nu The Chief limes observed that it was always as well that these mdmirebenidl be easpeomised. with sic children with aa &newsiest's' two teams and a halt takes bet ween aps monad is it not to ealealate rash ma Item before so d ts. week,i w i t h his era ma j or . to su p port h., A omeekeden baring ea mem .of moats —A. Then is a great deal to be oda on ( m u,.comsat so both alba, eel: it is every wide misetioa. Mr. Bomb, in the obseeme °this leader, said be blued Tbe C having remarked that it did not appear that he ought net, after what had dropped ham bit tordskto. to Have you not derived edelweiss by the embalm et any Sti n e attached to any one. emote wee a Mom that we. adopted when 1 the jury istsres d aunties of Natural Death, tks raise any further Mated* to the settlement of the acifou, here, and I am set aware that say change km taken vhi tat t sv ,d G a ve partimbely es the amonst in different* between the parties was as maim. He wee sure his hived lb. Pollak mead eommittee mere next enured by the witness thick the tense eared, and be might now say aisemed, the Mime which hare been broken up and libe ral en past of th e essipsay. The truth was. WANT 0111 elltale-21101 AND PILOTS AT CALCUTTA: e v reueye a very good defence to this Wien, bat the loom ,* MAWS WWII out gala Mr. Gooch entered no fonoodosormaem from letters fens the septa's. of two ma had unfortunately last his life, and the company fen gospel's service have beam replaced by others ships, mentesil by the last Overland Mailmen posted is the dimmed la mosequace to at liberally towards the plan. remom, Led that none ham been carried to Liverpool 17ederwritees' Room en Wednesday Siff, who was so doubt deprived of his em's services. , The incereding evidence reefs to the subject g e g e e l Rev 1566.-1 to you that Mr- Pelle& Mid from his kailaledit• lbe ease he felt or rites the bib Gibber, bat have hem detained bound to say that the aompeasaties given was liberal lathe litcres woe der at the Reeds fee a tells., amid sham at Sanger, fee pare le the soespasy. yea take credit for old stores, locomotive stores sold career beim the mod& It is sheen impossible to omega A mime, srausgemeat was thin some to, avd oyster woo dem/meat t —A. I do. semen, elimpt at seem. I Seel eatisied, yes valid mot ap• with&min. Di yes maks any miry of the loses that arise by pewee 06-11101. mil MIL bee, ami is Ming paid from Ned, sale —A. No, we do as knew of any loss. We late =e y ee Mem These see sew spwa . rde of 60 ships, of ORCOND COURT — Duo 20 . oily ter th e meant which they realise. Mouse , wive Am lee u .. Th e susse d taw MITT= AT I= MTS. AT elnumuos. ATMS TIMM—TITO= Mi. Are they eat charged in the AM Matinee to you et a sap:— Seadhools, 9th Nov., 1866. TM mass hire is =TOT MARTIN AID so 5M MUM. le pries t —A. Yes. very his". I pall lux u p, and 1601. e ms ; but is i s DOLOLIORS e. NICHOLSON AND OTIIIISS.THII MINNOW Hew do you get rid of the diffsreses —A. I do net scanty to be gee at my pel.e. The steam? which PLITIEL 07 DAMN. negerstand the question. When we buy new stores they brought as dews MO NM fee teeriag 'ship from Kedgeree Mr. Iledaeat Wilkins and Mr. Home appeared for the it lat. ear. to tows, sad wss .by mother, Ave vaisates after plaialiff and Mr. Duteous be the defeedeat Niebolose. Are yes some of a sale beim aadis of stores in your he had made the Opposition is very sub wanted. Yr. ibiebias Smith, sad Mr. Raddieseem the den'artmeat, to the @item of 6,0001, a few ears ago . t— I thick Lireyeel "lOW biere a eteasa-tag rempay of its other . I as not—set le me departmeat. owe bore.' The in Miss's* was a wise and spirit aterebent 1 Tee. lo ODertiNol.. t —N. No. lam aware that [Advertisement .} —Hou.owAT's Onreinurr AND th• _lllhobetbiddrProld. and he barlibl his action JOIOIDA dopecusent son eadstalf year all the MA material ram Sevesemsear pen • Meaormay ltasa.—am= eel ellbanale le terimer SIED Wu of 311. 10.. 91. Abbas bees limes est a during that half year, sad MM s Milememeleik LaNsesseosel. babied ele Mob whisk be bed sepoiied to them mbeisese that seamed makes this departateat (my depart- _ e rsedme wer ase er e p. se mani =ras e , "pm disk, lobe% seises. The dell deaf Nigher:ma paid iment) easelyee orbit for. With regard to the lest MU fi ss ,""" 41 . A s. WO MUM nod Seeded as to remelader pito—ebe Teat 8871=118411 at the time wham Uwe .0 8 =„17 efth s ir th e sum sw a m se w i n d e bted ; s ad th e et h er • rebid ; Ms dr tell/ was golg eg ya mum s son titr i ego polo vitro , loo kt e t we ett ee . dh o w so s ma sh st delsobete serer Indebted as to the entire anoient . 11118 b 0 1 0 teleengree Imes* di seiedde se was, led s s v Ms the 5. on if lbw look swift la eme, se deleted by Pee Manta It appeared that the defeadeata mad ft Piss speei tide sale. I Moe dad ea le mem titanium whom that 'Mee ievalualle nwiedies are island tote amengements to masa. a booth et Kiwis* and wises Sei .n eeti szsvits,s. set w Whether t hZ i t s Fisrat.—i smat =l; i stre ib r a Mel e m a i b sellt o rodeme ail. at Damara peewee et su s pe r af t the stli a e d witte issued into a sestelligat iL Tl ! li tasds. ; W imaa . A. 91.11111."11 " ~ " a t' latter was a hadml M Duninew Wedelns** el sake per Lord Campbell, is sommine ad, told the jury that with moan to the chance of misrepresentation, he thought they would he of opinion that there was not sulkiest evidence to satisfy them that the defendant was guilty of fraud, asst that he had authorised his assets or broken al sake the alleged misrepresentations. Looking at all the circumstances of the ere ' he thought them was sot saloiont mond for Lopatin' fraud to the defendant, but nevertheless the plaintiff bad good noma to complain of the couduct of the broken. who, it appeared, had not isionned the plaintiff that lte thip's elms had bees valued and her she rector degraded at Lloyd's. The great qamtioa, however, for their esseidentioa was whether the vessel was unsea worthy at the inanraeneentent of the voyage, sad whether ia consequeam of that seseaworthions the defendant had lost Isis rode. If they masidend the vessel was seaworthy at the COSNIIIINSIMeIIt of the voyage, the defendant, no doubt, would be entitled to their verdict, hot if, on the eontnry, they sonsidered she was not seaworthy, the plaintiff would be entitled to recover. The fury retired, and after an atom., of two boars, re turned into emit, when The Foreman said stem of the jury were of re *pries sad we was direatient. Mr. MserweU said he would, on behalf aI the plaintiff, take Me yetliet of the sieves. Mr. Mciernas observed he Smith it better that the jury should Naga retire, so that the, Wght bath an opportoaity afforded them of retrain a weasiseas verdict. After esaelderabie dlesarles, the jury retired Man and reamed lab must at a gearing to 4, when, being still of UN sere agiellea, eise lesesed ••••••1 for the defendant soarated te eases the radial et the majority of the jury, whisk was fa Swear of the diseandaat. , The result seemed to give poen' satisfaction to those wise were Interested is the cram. Mr. Jute@ Brie mat in the uses/ mart, sad took a part. heard swarm jury ears, Idiot had not easeladed when the smut rose. , you not an iota est In the earl eospany's eon . to that extent at present P—A. Te that intent. ne tblusand poun:s per &anus Tee. train mileage in 1830 (upon which Mr. Gooch's agreement for "pea centages' was bend) was 1,148,265 miles; in the last half-year it has risen to 1,489,181 miles. The committee ask "Are you Nan that the reduction in the receipts per train mile has been in proportion to the increase of the mileage since you entered this company's Der ' Mr. Gooch replies, "I am not." Iher interesting point is thus touched upon the carriage of OM, that is used for locomotive , charged to the working superset P—A. Bone has. Ai has not 1 believe that a good deal has; sad that deal has only been charged as far as Peterborough. I that there has been some, but to whit extent I cannot has been charged upon the Eastern Counties. es any fro. Peterborough been charged P—A. I there Sat. Should not all be charged P—A. I do not think so aeiglibtrer amid Anse,ton, living at No.lB, George street, stated thee hi boa seem the children pick up benne heads, potato pair, Ike, is the street, and divide then 'snag each other. - When dm esighbours had emptied the mounts of tkeir tablecloths es the panne'''. the Waddles bet eagerly eaten the bread ermabs. When the lather died they were fine, plan*. rosy, 'plowed children. They had sisal graduall washed away. A juror nK that the &Aim bad often called *shin in hie shop and asked for nee breed. Suns convened°a bevies takes place among the jaty, it order to ascertain why the ingunt was Galled, Mr. Vaughan. conamoning officer, said that be bad even the books of relief at the workhouse, sad be (mud that th e °barge es suosat of the featly letiarly had bees from 7s. to 9e per week. Kr. Anagram remarked that whoa the family was la sash disuses they ought to have yeas isle the workhouse. Comes—lf du parish stlsalttad every family that was is distress in the puish, the housekaspan would seen cespiala of the rates. _ _ said be haw that, at the meant time, is the perish, then were thousands of children who had sot sulkiest feed for their sappost He keen of several &mi -1 Ws is that data. . _ RIPREBI3, FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 21, 1855. restrike by Mr. Hs n Ainsworth of " The PIMA of Bacon." The Meta match emu off Ant, and the, whole of **afoot god ale vies not consumed on test oeouton, and that which remained was retuned to the pleintiff. With rupee, to the drinkshles sent to Donee*, it appeared that itt eoee►quenee of the delays in loading at the taw. rn of the defendant Nicholson. " The Coal Holy' and ether cassis. they did not reach Duatnow until titter a great part of the festival in quootion was ever. This delay wee eoesiderably inemesed by one of the horses is the vas breaking down sad the arum having to trait until they could pagan wither. In eonergunee of this the comestibles were net availaMe for the paws* for which they were intended, and a great loss war oseasioned. The defence was that the goods in question bad sot arrived in Doomow aecordieg to the con trast, sad therefore the defendants ware sot liable. Mr. Smith, the I. 0.0. of Drury line Theatre, being one of the defendants. was called, sod stated that he was no party to the spunladon, and had given Nicholson no authority to attach his caste to the orders. Upon this the name of Mr. Smith was struck out of the record. DUBLIN, Dm 20. The learned Judge having summed up, TM jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff for 271. be. 3d. 1 against the defendants Nicholson and Ditty. ASSIZE INTELLIGBNCIL WESTERN CIRCUIT.—WiNeassTza, Dac. 20. 1117011 1114 LIMAN PAlii. WILFUL 11171DRIL. Abraham Baker, 28, was indicted for the wilful murder °Menai Kierwell, at Southampton, ea the 14th of Oc tober last. Mr. Cooks sad Mr. Looter conducted the pro- atention. It appeared that the prisoner lived in the service of the Rev. William Popular, at Moira-place, Southampton, and uhf demised girl an his fellow.servant. Oa the Sunday .ruing, on his supposed return from church, about a wrier past twelve, the deceased opened the door for biro. he pound the kitchen door, another fellow-servant, Charlotte Lamy, asked him if he had bees to church, and he said "No." See then asked him if he knew it was Sacrament Sunday, and he sa , d "No." He then went into the pantry, to lay the Iguana tray ; in the meantime the doomed had come downstairs in the kitchen, and as she and Leery were talking together at the end of the screen by the fire, the prisoner cats sod stood at the other sad, and rested his left elbow es it. His right hand was behind him, under Lie coat. He did sot speak at all. In about a minute La my saw him move his right arm from behind his back, and immediately saw and heard the report of a pistol. The de owed fell instantly to the ground, and blood Cored from under her left ear. He was about a yard from the de ceased when he fired. Not a word had passed between him end the deceased at that time. La my said to him, "Baker, Baker, what hays you done ?" He made no reply, and she ran up to the frost door and called to a policeman named Tetobell, who came la and took the prisoner into custody ; and as he was going out of the frost door Lamy took hold of his hand and said seals, " Baker Baker. why( have you done ?" He replied, " She deserved it, you knew." On the previous Saturday morning he had asked her why it was that the deceased would not speak to him. Site could sot tell him. She did not know that there was any attachment between him and the deceased. It appeared that the primmer purchased a pistol at a gun sinker's shop es the Saturday. He also bought soar balls, powder, and saps. He wee asked U he was going to fight • dusk cad he said he thought the pistol would do to kill a :ergo dog. Wires the polio, went into the kitchen after the removal of the primer they nand, after some search, a ball is the hairs of a nag hair breves. The ball was snob flattened, and an ezensinatios by the surgeon proved that the ball bad paessd quite through the head of the deceased, and had tors itzLe large portion of the skull with it, causing intent Lamy, when oressezentleed by Mr. Cooke, said the phase( always professed to be • religious person. He had reigns, books before him at every interval, and wee always talking of relighus subject.. She had heard since that he belonged to the Wesleyan shawl. The deceased was also of • religious turn of mind. The prisoner took the morasses( at the church. It had been rumoured since the fatal act that they wen attached to each other. Inspector Enright, who produced the pistol, stated that when he received it from Tatenell it appeared to have been very recently discharged, and in consequence of cer. hisisformation which he obtained he went to the post age and procured • bitter, which be showed to the pri• Mar, mad he said it was • letter he bad written to his haw; at Newport, Isle of Wight. It was read as follows ; " Oct. 14,1856. "Deer Father and Mother,—This may be* for the last doe shell have to write to you, cad I will leave all my ,:c4mtar you marimba. One box is at Mr. Wood's eat . Tea must some up to see me to-morrow morn- Ise, sad Welt all my things home for yourselves. There *three. large boxes. two hand-bes, a large bundle of sloths... My watch end clock, loather hat.box, and all my mosey you eau ban." By a statement made by the prisoner a few days after he was is gaol, it was asserted that there was as attachment between the parties; that he bad been away from the de aessed some time, with a portion of the family who were =Sist Asstena, near Portsmouth ; that while there wrote linen which upset hie mind ; that when he ems back to Southampton she would not speak or be ratable with him, and that it was more than he could bear. Re told her be should give warping to leave his place, and she appeared to be pled to hear of it ; and the whole of the morning and the previous evening he scarcely knees what he wee &log, she had upset hie rondo' muck and so frequently. Mr. Cooke addressed the jury for the prisoner, and urged that the attachment of the prisoner to the dece ased was so we deep tbat it bordered den upon insanity. The isaddened by feelings which deprived him of reasos nino for do time. The learned Judo summed up, and said no doubt the pride of the prisoner was hurt by the rejection of his ad. drums by the young woman, and he inflicted the fatal wound tinder the inflaming of passion; but this was ,not issenity, She had refused to speak to or shake bands with him, sad that bad probably led him to avenge himself. Tprhe Juryi mmer onesulted for • few minutes, and having found at le tilty, The learned Ch lunge esstescrod bias to death, without hold lag out any hope of mercy is this world. SPORTING. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. TATTERSALL'S—TRIIRSDAY. No truism worth notice wu transacted. MANCHESTER STEI Wasson na Tom Mascoasoss sal WI. - Age st lb Voted Qum • 11 7 Wilma a 10 12 Black Swan 3 10 6 Garland Mlnsna (lt b) needs, 6 10 6 fr.sape a 10 6 MU' Inas (b b) Bur or the West (b b) • 10 4 Louis Napoleon ..... a 912 k b) a 910 Baas (AU Ailis by Saterawd) a 916 Raman sea las Mama bard3ln. 'LECHASES-Lut. 1. THIRD COURT. The &corder and Mr. Russell Gamey sat alteraately daring the day in this wart, sad disposed of several trifling CUM. The trials of Mary 1114eil for murdering bar two WI. dna, and that of Sarah All.. for attemptirg to drown her two see; and the extraordinary charge of fraud against the blind men Itsekaby stand postposed swill neat session. STEAMBOATS ox CANALS. —The competition be tween the Aire and C'skier 'Navigation and the railways radiating from Leeds still continues. The canal oompany have Just introduced upon the canal between Leeds and Goole tyro ins screw steamers, and a third is sow being built, so ss to give more laciest daily service between Leeds sad Hell than has hitherto been the ease. Thaw boats are somewhat on the officio', of the narrow or fly. best se annul ea easels ; they are, however, rather broader OS SW bows, sad warmly so long. The motive power is 'applied •by steam engines of 10 horses' power, on the kfilelaielft principle, this shape of boiler having bees seemilladed by Me limited space available for the mih * leery. The intim is find is the bows of sash WM forward—and weeks a ..all screw. The gesiMet eideetios hitherto urged spirit the it:Modesties of eleembeste on canals was that they would destroy the bads of the canal. The swe.l caused by thee, Iran steamboats what laden with goods is very slight. Earth boat la calculated to /arty 60 toss, and also to act as tog to throe other river beats, eeek containing 30 or 40 tone of merchandise. so that by the introduction of steam the Aire nod Calder Navigation Sr. able materially to shorten the passage betwees Leeds and Goole, and also to carry many Mee additheal weight of goods. it is probable that a river well will have to be erected as s proteetios spinet the swell Is many parts of the relit*. • survey for a sew and line of railway has just boss completed sear Barnsley, end is in tended man improved medium of onssmunieetion between the works of the Woolley Coal Company and the Aire and Odder Cenal,_ The railway will commence at the eatessive weeks of the Woolley Canal Compeoy, will skirt the ridge Millsof Go the sort/smut side of the river Dante, end ter abate mike aqueduct—a distanee of about five miles. Tile Ilse will take in four or Ave important coal mines, and that meetly attend the mineral development of this estassim fisid.—Mmschesier Osterelicia. TEE BUBSOPIPIELD MURDER —On Tees:dap. Ittihad Hayes was again brought before the megistratos st Gouraud Coesty Poliaaoillee, on the ,barge of bated sessersod is the murder of Mr. Stirling, the seggeen, at 111seirlidd. • mat named John Cala, oiler Whisky Jes s yes else elated is the dock, charg ed with being as asesualli la es vagalkw. Mr. Stoker, of Newmode, append Sie the pelesseer. Mr. &abaft, the cattle drover, (I=gthe midesse he had formerly gives , and added— a the priessen are the saes I met is Sweiler-lese.l I meta versos sad spoke to him. He sp. lh so mein &web. —Ass Waage said: I am a servant with Mr. Haim, a =rher Is Durham. Oa Friday I maw the prisoner betwees three and four o'clock in the after:soon, sty meter% shop. He was very %tritest. My 1116011 sea mate, sad he offered her a watch for Ws.— armilei Beason deposed : On the Saturday after the moirige Iwe at Rowland'. Gill. I there a Woe but tes or stud. (The button or stud was produced.) Super roundest &Loire deposed—l marched the prismer Cain's =sad Mend a waistcoat, which the primmer Cain sot to be his, sad which I predate. (The wait:teem had es three bottom .1 precisely similar description to the am feud by the witness Beate% sear the coat where body wee Muse, end wee miss. one bottom.) Alia, Raise deposed— I am wife of Willis. Rehm, pawnbroker, of 011esge's. Durham. On Friday, the fled November, a mass same to my gimp with • watch to paws. He sake; Ws. open It. sad em, does to 4e. The men wee eery urgent. I think he meld beta tabeats. lam metals that Riehard Hayee, Me psWaer at she bee, is the peals vibe teedered the wash to use. The primates were then reseeded till the Mb W., bed they will be takes beim, the adjeleasti la gyre Weeeegiledd. Is odds to the ahem heft, it is ',hew wee *a ispee 116 apt ( used 6/ adm i ral= ellikey. • • Mr. William Horan, solicitor, conducting agent for Mr. Meredyth at the late Meath election, has, on the ' recommendation of Lord Bellew and Sir W. Somer ville, M.P., been appointed Omsk of the Crown for the county of Louth. Gpt. Warren, commander of the Holyhead and Kingstown moil steamer Anglia, was entertained at a dinner, at the Gresham Hotel, last evening, and presented with a valuable piens of plate and a purse of 60 sovereigns, the compliment being intended as a testimonial of the great professional skill, bravery, and presence of mind displayed by Captain Warren in preserving his ship and the passengers daring a violent storm in the Channel, on the night of Deo. 9, last year. The Lord Mayor took the chair at the dinner. WESTPORT AND LIVERPOOL STUMM—We have heard with much regret, that so shoal is the harbour of Westport that Mr. Lever's steamer got aground, or rather was seeped" alongside the quay, and having to remein until the nest aping tide had lost so much time that her owner is discouraged from continuing the traffic. We allude to the rumour merely for the purpon of calling the attention of the Harbour Commissioners to the fact, if it be the fact, in the hope that they will adopt the necessary measures to have the channel dredged, and the mud re moved, which, we understand, would give quite a sufficient depth alongside the queys. We have also heard that Wes.- port is about to be doubly blessed in baying two steamers plying into the port, Mr. Lever's, to which we have alluded, and a steamer which purposes to load all goods offered at Dablin, then go across and take Ste remaimier of her cargo at Liverpool, and thence proceed to Westport. We under-' steed most favourable terms of freight have been made with the owners of this vessel; and, if the tale be true. we look forward to our townspeople deriving great benefit from suck an arrangement,—Moo Costariduttois. Dessnmasemb About three miles Ass et lb Jemmy the thick Denman a 9 9 Berry Leaman Vane? Emanuel (tete King of ligaln) roteetlaulat (h b) MUCUS a a Sting (late Cberstiug Nem), (Li 1 9 4 TatoweetA The Battier (late Gay lad) ........ a • 0 taco. Alicia two tante, me BM age st lb Belly, by Safeguard .. Peter Balm (late Hun. toe, late TM Moor). • The Rattler Sting (h b) Mer►y Meek 4 Noddy 3 Aye st lb Ossisad alma (h b) 3 11 0 Titacilas 6 1 Gossip 3 1 0 Viassair) e 8 11 =Ut ""r 6 10 4 II a 10 Canadian WZNIFTS PCS TNO inazrroaa Bursae BTBZPLBEZA/0. AboutUue. Wks sag • balt Aga at lb Age st lb Gossip .... It 2 I The Nee slO 6 lambs The Beer a 10 II Useless S 10 0 AU bones not specially masted lo bs streak eta by the 26th hat. will remain la. , i 4 • wiz EASTERN • E Oar analysis of th • Csainsittee of Inviting due. Os At 20th of 0 merchant, of Norwic the man preform* Busters Cannes Coe gton anal terms er ed removed, this g Ina afford to pay as , sf teals. He says— merchaot is, the disi stoke ovens, by Mr. t 1 ad the .team drop it mod to come in. men to work the tied all night in y sot ent relu4 ploy a ntoro ll asap =proses his belief ISserbsot, it is not to in persons compritial S. also complains as hacks are ellottrd to I t meat of myself and think no favour she r speak of my vessels keen the want of trot i t I also e mplain of tl ands, or acting as al advantages. All las 1 I On the 13 ; b of Novo superintendent, was e staff employed under 1,000. Mr. Gooch es parrying the close in 9 thus the new facts tat and far between. Hi hays never been laid 'Gamines's gonna:— ( • ion whatever of yon bred this company's "No ; not of the boW , Cooch's certifying for the evidence fees the - 12. Da sot sea' was a . en de au sow; they e Q. D 3 yos saver oar fi Q. Have you mai Q. Is awn sot a largo yeas t—A. Yes there ii pastasis pe ened Oren ' ! ' The committee next Q. Are the omens el Coal Cowpony ended. Q. Tao whole et then require to be dem anti I Q Do you haws set i l for thou repairs t—A. . ; Oita so. I . Q. Aro yea aware a A. I .meet. Mr. Gooch admits tl I directors, ha was a 1 and Co. from its Porn May last. He is swat sal have bees made r sompany), but maintai purchases, which, he II . stores department. T Q. Did you take a par pied over too Use by the Coal Cowpony P—A. No • Q Have yeti wit at eneepment foe than e • wanted by the board to listightv, to coeds" ell a 1 1 ts, and to seuristeed that has been don by anaegenseet. All the no 1 i .! lnd, with their monthly an to the baud. Q Has that beat den It was. 1 1 I 11 Upon these frame net a emanimioa of 1 meth as under : i ! Q. Have yes tame et mil to In charged to IN i • hen taken • pan to thi • . 1 1 mane my object ass to peeitabie for business to soil money. I have i I . , sad opinions epos it. epos. Q. Do you mesa peel way nanny P—A. I s trod* ben; den. Of a r iato say °Farallon I. without seeing that at 1 Maus for the capital so . 1 Q. Did you into:fen- pulsar is tbe Am of I tonnage rates as • per Q. Did yea est owl anon the rates over t ay k.owl.dp. 1 ban Q. Did you aver ui Ineysledgr. Q Did voa aver ask; 1 ,. —A. No, certainly not. t Q. An you aware t cede in Mena. Priori wile pastier is that Sr A. Ivies en. lan se whin the Norfolk and 11 MU to 410, militias were ' prq , at variaaee with I I know that. Mr. Gooch protest 1 t. s 1 coal waggons, a this fact. His wall eompeoy's stations, istuut, the_2lorto a V AT: tro n ia and tI T over lmv nut a : I • he about 331 The i Q Do JOS lICSiVII 111 I I A. I do. Q. What is it t—A. Q. Is mind aunt 1 Ipoodea. Q. Have you not as OM then to that site i Q Tens amassed The train mileags agreement for "; 1,148,20 miles; in I . 2.489,167 miles. . 1 aware that the red , . per mile has been it 1 • tuns milesgs since vies?" Mr. Good Another interest I ' Q It the carriage pmesses, charged to ; sod uses bee ea. 1 1 r tre= this. "B" it i o "Ti th ls has sus from b y eet4 ii *ohne there am Q. Should not all mutt. 1 Q Are Too nn tl i Q. Is it eat one of ii eascant ?— A. It is i slit \ 1 te 111 Q Batts it satin yen talk of profits ?- Seth sins: hie an l' Q. Have you sot 1 . i 1 ' I' l Shia *barge t—A. It is.. be, sad I a pine. The oossenittee that ell the raga sll the carriages the compaay's as set of reweave, I capital. The sscc 1 ' of Mores: 11. Q. Do me take e fa year departanti 1 I QDI 7011 oak sash eat* ?—A. NI I weedit only for the Q Are they set I . • wale priest—A. Q Hew do you neetentsed the q ' I ale put into sir. Q. An airs deportnoat te th A. I eta so t—set Q. Teo, is you as stares Magma malses lam Mee , wileasese that am I mar) seemem Of pew—llhe hell wei aemossiasepse—l man asa s Milo& ad ds ad ISOf W aiw i t ia g l 11r. _ , 1 MARKETS. ODlTON.—Linanot, Dee. 20.—lbe surkst tads] , dosed Wady sad siesetny at prerely the erne rates as lard week. ries were extra ad at 7,000 bales —ems:Triers ter Asseetreas. SOO Pram sad Maraaham, at 6d. to Sid. ; 2 r Egyptian, at Sid. to ed. ; I or Serra, at Sid. to Cid. ; and 1.0 Sea bluets, at 10d. to la. par lb. Tbe ales for the week are about 40,000 halse-1,500 hang purchased by exporters and 4,000 by @parterre. Tlas imports tot the week rear 45,000 bald. 10.: 7 -Thera hs !mai Ise lobelia than on Tuesday, but alienate stemilly maintained, end In mune eases father linnet. Fur indla sad Chins a moderate demand was fait, both in cloth sod yarn, and clothe salted to these m whets erste firm to value. The German trade Is ia a peat measure shut up by the lee, sod buyers appear lnllspoPed to do much by the expensive transit through Belgium. X M Greeks era operating to a fair extant. For the home market not much activity. WOO49.—Buoroan. Dam dn.—Orrin; were are reeedingly firm and erne, the advance of 1 hursdav last brag tidy sidatalned. liter, prom are demanded for yarns, bat we do net find that the require:news of spinners re seceded to. r they eventually will have to be. In picots tr brumes doing ia tumarratary. 0011.11.—Bramnostaa. Die. to.—At Clioassator aad Worcester umbras. on the 12th, wham 'emit atainfaiked the prim of the pro. Mow week. Barley. oat. Maas, and pees all ether lower. Daring the palm week not aunt wheat has been Garb& sad no redoetton saluiteed to on any dwariptios. Barley has ror gives way to value. Oats are firmly held tar previous Men. less only taken is rod e and tending downwards. At WoMenseepens yesterday wisest was dull. but not simper. At this dWo siolast we had a short suowly at wham, which was clewed al early, at tally the ear. ',this day Wanight. Barley dial, sad rabic lower. Oats Basso and peas ollerlas at low imam without finding pareimeteo. - Efrriquap , _ Duo 20.—We bed ag ie r re mly of Net, which althwß! the eesdites woo ad • slow sale. at from le. to 2a. a R . below ttle cauki prinllest were. Ise" also, was from to to 26. sv. lower. BMW were Is Wiese apply awl the taro cheaper. I. oats wed pas so alteratios. Wheat, best red. tlato 11,6.; Oa to els.; fahrior. Sta. to tto. INV% SW. to 440. Out; Mk to its. Beery Ma Is We. Pew, es. to 411 s. Flour, Roe, per mask, Ills. to Ma; aewrie. Us. to 612. MAIIONI;f1S. one. INL—libirs km nem Imam In Ms trade dudes Ms pelt meek Int Maimmt Wig Is awlsinuop of Inidame, Wyse ased Is swan ma 7 The Mesa get igeft , Meows a fair arrival d whoa Mem sem and fiver 611•1 the Melted State; and of oata and =Wad teem ballad. The morning's market woe wall &Mauled, but ths bier tramseted is aG Maim was ex tremely limited. Wallin aflame and Soar, however, war. not da me& b neeept leas Man Ma rata of Wet week, and we repeat our =troe kw both emblem Oatmeal woe ineffectually offered at a of la pa load. Oats were Id. per 4110 e., and bona and peas each Is. per quarter alsomper. Xmas:, Dia. 111.—act this days market we hare but little to report. for the business dons in all kinds of grain ma Mat fat and languid, Wham" the mites of this day week were fully maintained. The following are the present prime of grain f—Wheat, white, 63i. to M.; red, 80e. to ale. Old beam, 66e. to Mc; maw, 411- to 455. Malting barley, M. to 445.; grinditg. 245. to 365. Oats. Ma. to SM. Itswoose, Dec. 20. - We bare again to report a liberal 'apply of whey, for which there was a steady dtmsnd at nearly the prises of this day week. Only s moderate supply at barley for the season, and plisse the turn dearer. OW ecatinue doll. BONN and peas mat a fair sale. Tiesioncia. Dac. 20.—The supply of wheat and barley is large, and the sale is but week's prints being *sanely maintained. What. 7a. to els. Marley. sta. to Mo. Oats. gas. to Me. Peso, 455. to 555, Duns, Or. to Ma per qr. Walla/ORD, Dan. IL—Wiltsa ceadatted mall supp'y cd wheat der Saturday la.t, no change au be noted le its value. The deli veries at barley and oats both from farmers asd by boat we very tedium end from want of buyers the peace at the termer have de clined about la., sad the latter 3d. per bashaL to beam core an Iteressed Inwinew has molted at about la. per barrel below the =meow noted to our bet Flour unaltered In egos. - - - - - • - Gtasoow, Dec. lil.—This days market ruled eat, the rogation in the south mean( buyers te bold 01, OW the num Weiner d•dog WU at a decline of id. to is. par boll epos wheat, Is. per seek on flour, 4d web ea oats and besets, Is. per lead up.a oatmeal, sad W. to io per hollow barley. —-- - • • - [memo e, Der. 111.—The rola wen short, aad gales beery lot .11 err Wheat, Wm 4. rm. and an the average 4d. dews. Batley. top dd. dews, sad an the average In Id. dove. Oats, top lame r last week, sad the avenge roe in lam market. Brae, top Is. up, and en the average le. dd. doom. Coen, Doc. 21.—(8y English and Dirt Magoetle Telegraph.)— White wheat, 43e.; red, 40e.; barley, 21a. 6d; are. 14. 10d. CATTLE.—Dvsuir, D. 20.—(8y English end Irish leaped° Telegraph ) —Thit supply smash .sailer than at last market. Dantacd wire, and plate marts mast he *toad bather. /ha bnytag was , °lady toe brine am. Pip were In pod &mond for the IngUsh I 'what. - _ 111[11•11X FOIMITMITLT Duo. IL —We have had oolp r zt Mt heed of steel is the mute; sod not moth badness dolor. p without say predvabie drape. Tame were 61 sheep MA 49 Weds penned id the market. 1411'11MM. Dec. IL—There boa arty ban a wary mall market to day, sod sot away either balers or maims presest Tanis badaess vas diem Prima were Moat the masa. Timm van 14 Mem 41 Mmes. sad 144 alp pissed Is the Nimbi. Sontookon. D. 19. -The manly a sleep this morphs, yr 11, It 1, being 94 sari an last eat. Good bieddeced weans Wag saaros, Omega lest 'week% prism, as., bed. to 1d pie lb. Other sorts were from fs. to to. a bad down ; sermat, from Id. aid dam wads. A great nasabor unsold. The apply cd attains also large, there being fa. or 71 above last week. This belie the Christmas show, the pri nt gaterelly Was veep soperae. With the exception ut a taw of the above sorts, whisk brooght high prism, La week's quotation weroberstp ashatalsed -vorrese top, hen 9e. p4l. to 10e. pet Dotob state ; middling and takes; dra Ilit re a .to Is. Th e vas a good *moan undo. [Myer&imeitt]—Ohre OP FRIENDSHIP AND Arearem—Ths siara intolerable dllitaltly so treqamatly ape riseeed timealimilat sf ma ariste wale lar preseastioa. will tr// dna/ la Ea essept attnellab aad weal lank the Madly Isleals• stile Ow. sad at the ease taw merit the sp. se Obi raisket, is we veasad by as =it ele .°4 vseled sarestla neretemiesea la the wareiSeept thaw esesssallr.Yacat'a ar ~ll immea• It Pepe:. omit. see 4. ladissliamio4l•••••; smillfte id Os wrest sad Illeissa patterns la Wise sad esetleamate detaisgammia week. Wash watleg•elai• AVIA wrap lam 1•1111/1/b1K, hassalle WO% kw& breass sal Ham el the aerrat sad art tad R ear maytties. rem saulk• departmest poristi &Lege weft it VW wart Wit Ma llama to au* Mk% issmaibin, leas, lisidlop•m•% Islamelsolewtsey•lshmasresta Wasp. se. mareammaftmealli•eales Wheleste it saldim jewel hear• I& Idle sal seMM seism/ a way ammapliew • aim flab mi le &yawl sailudysly todesdlet = M allsetraplamme agamk te• sad saw smalea sae 61eme4lame• taws. ersurear, she it Weal Whim fish *Red MI Meet Same Imbue it Mika IR NOM 1 4 0 • 0 4 beim The Mae bat t••••••••• • bra dam Walla selidestabs st Soo eapalla• lIIIHEMH eI a AIL Imo isionsiimplolliallank SHIPPING INTELLIGENCA CASUALTIES Bravo, from Barcelona to Havanash, was lost, Dia. 10, 8C Tarte ; seven passengers drowned; mg° (wine, si C lu lost.—Sthempten, Dee. 20. Elisabeth, of Whitehaven, ftutledge master, while etio u . B ilbriggan harbour at 7.30 p yesterday, miry course and ran ashore under the lighthoum, 'bpi; was scuttled by the crew. She will coma off whit% weather moderates.—Dublin, Dec. 20. Kohinoor, that was ashore en Traamete slip, and Kik aground at Monksferry, came off on the ft :cid last red; both leaky. The Kobinoor was subsequently laid ; Trimmers Bank.—Liverpoul, Dee. 20. Ersolutioa, from Dublin, at this port, with loss of jibbie,, , larboard bulwarks, stancbeous, ffe.. baying been run by the Horatio, from Conway. on Mond ty evenieg, al fit the Crosby light allip.—Liverpo. l, Dec. 20, Sebastian Cabot, for Calcutta, in going down the river moraiog, broke the hawser which counteted her withal atram tug, and ran against the north cod of the Niko Pier, and lost her head and bobstsys.—LiverK Dec. 20. LIVERPOOL SHIPS AT FbREION PORT, —Camberkti, at Bonny; Arabian (for Layo ), at cainnrovni; Otioait Sierra Leone; Melbourne, at Table Bay. The Victory, for Baltimore, which sailed from Liverpool cn Wednesday, was passed at anchor West of the Bell Bel yesterday.—Liverpool, Dec. 20. •lialvlD. ANN!' Noires—at Queleatotra, Dreseaber 13, from.... BARAN aoNam—ott Doortecem Desember It hom, ...... Ile, tat AVA (u)-11: soutbamptoo, December 20, Irmo MedHenan* ALaire —at Dartmautb, December le, from Teeem Mamma—at Dartmouth, December 19, from Gwe n AAILArs Auer — off Dleem Deoem ber ber l A', i fro ra m m ... .... ...... ..Aleu Te l Acme kfam—at Greenock , December 19. from ... . . Hs Acertrke—at Greenock, December 19, from St. ........ Mace Haan—of Llrerpoof, December 20, from Alex AINBUNTON—off Liverpool, December 2., from New aRDNRAIOIf—at Greenork, December 19, at BARON OAT—Rt Gravesend, December 20, f rom Ant BAI.KAN—at BORRIIRtOI/0, December 20, from Bemuse—at Greenock, December 19, fr ont Tel Caw—at Greenock, December 19, from Mav CLlncerpla—off Dungeness, December IC, from Cie Coursales—at Greenock, December la, from Limp. CONDOM—at Hartlepool, Dedember 19, from Dailtree Cosrucr—st Plymouth, December 19, from Bombe Counrece—et Gramma, December M. from Calla f.'ormorr—at Greenock, December 19, from Alexasdri Omp—ut Oraeaeead, Deeender 19, from Algot he Da. BUNTING—off Bristal, December 19, from Quin Excateroa—off Liverpool. December 20, from New Ter Eusearrn—off Dartmouth, from gilt Emasern—at Plymouth, December 19, from Terre,* 'Loa* Heat —at Hunitlaland, from . BALANNa -at Dock, December 19, from . Santa Ma BRINALDI—at Greenock, December IS, from .Liverree OWT BRITAIN-0B DORM December It, from. Owls Hameta —at Hall, December 19, from BialllCA —of Portland. December 5, from Trine 0 ------J• Portnnoutb, December 19, from Chem -- • -• Greenek, December It, tree Bordeaux pm —off Liv!rpooi, .Deoember,2o Irossem—MB aisrisel. Demember. le from.. Pasembase Iseue--ert Iftemsbee 19, from Dem Joss DIPIAR--off Daimler 16, from New Min,/ Joss Maus's' Perdue,,, December 11, froes Batere Jinn* /01.111—ol Dsresissely Decal/sr 18, from lelbei lume—off Dover, Dessmier le, 1/0111... ......... ....Moles*. Joss Tenon—at Dsrlmostb, December 19, from ebbs Joss Issss— at Falseestle. Deoember 18, from flubs Jesse —at Or — soak,December 19, from OM Joss BRIOEF—IIt Orsoureak December 19, from .111. lebb's N.B. Locosoram—st Ocessook, December 19, from ...... ,„ Qu i t. Lerma' Ner.s—at Clessutowis, December 10, from Mangle Loss J. Romas.—al Oranges& December 10, from Nebo. _ 19. tram vow M. 0.. Camara-aa Liverpool, December M. Hum Dammam-at Orammed, Demobs/ 20 • 11211 MOST -at Beeemerie, Member tit, boa-- EL HMI KULIA—st Clyde, Dumb. IP, from .. NISSIT—Ot °remedy Deseraber le, from " ::.:::.": -.D7 llama-at Run, Ilmombor 19, from . ....... Meryl* Desember 19, from U ng Haoe-el7 Palmmada, Desembee IS, from ALMA Norms NOILAVD -at Plmboutb, Dlimaster 19, hom.--Abolo Pointrom—dr Dow, thoombor le, from Pommy—at Plymouth, Dumber th from Qom, Earnaft—ot Gromook, December IS, Iteamass-at Dartmoetb, Desember 19, from Ressus-at Clyde, Demember IS, trees termeam-at Grimsby, December 19, from .. —. . INUMID WAD Belmar-et Grimsby Hoed% Decemberl . 9, bum OW He. enema-at Laverpoot, December 20, from Now (him Smassmcm- at Seem, December 17, from .omp Fen.-at Queenstown, December 19, from Iffierammat (e.)-at Dublin, December 20, from_ ... .. LT AND Tom--at Oremook, December 20, ream Hams VIESOCITT-14 °ravened, Desembar 19, from Irioesr-at Dartmouth, Demelem 19 Item ..... Wearmnia-at Hull, Deeember 19, from BAILED. ANHUI. Nansa—ttem Gravesend, December 20, to Mosta Um Cm or Itormanen—from Gravesend, December 28, to . Damask Camea—trom WM, December It. to . Reef berg Doorea—from ealeoesba, December 19, to St. nabsaft Sur LONDoll—from Cardiff, December 19, t 0.....— —.Barcelom Wm—from Grameend, December 20, to Ismammoa—from Gravacend, December 20, t 0...—. Bt. Vmssare Owe lirntarr —tem Swum% December 19, to ...... 01101101•1,11—troa Liverpool, December 20, to Lechers llstata—Ram Cardiff, Dootiabor t 7. to . JILTINA—fIOIII Oravoiond, December 20, to .. Lam Daman—tram Gravoussi, December 20, ........ _.B•. YitY 07;;;Iii:Oeit tio7p;ri:l.7 — DooTteetTli,"to 0111116 PAJlllllo—from CIMOr, December 111. to NerveUlm Preirrom—from Swum, December 19. to lioatlemette Parcae—hem Southampton, December 20, to Eat Iles Itavaammoaam —from Gravemed, December 24, to eatirffp summit—from Swarm, December 19, to . ... Cots deses—tram Drama, Dootomber 19 to Newaxmdleat themeocz—lrom Oravemed, December 29, to Bono—tram Grametad, Nombre 29, to Ham Taros* (m.)—treet Dublin. Demobs! 20, to Loolee Tames Howt.e9a—trom e:brdlff, Deeember 12, to Penelope Tam—hem Cardiff, Demaiber IS, to Bereekee Tlieuurrate—trees Greenock, December 19, to Beztedoes 'raw Jeterle—tram Llearrel, December 20, to . gamma Yowler—trees Liverpool, December 20, to it. Webers VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Am Falsou,frese Lambs tor RIo loseim,Oet.47,lo. 9 N., lee.HW, Athl, from Looks, Dee. 7, lat. 97 14., lon 11 E. Black Swan (MO, from Liverpool for New Orleans, Nov. 19,14. 14.90 N.. kw. 11.19 W. Bell Book, from Liverpool for Calcult; Oct 16, lon. 16 W. Samvald Iris, of New Work, eve days from Liverpool for New Talk Dee.; lat. 49.21. 21 W. Ellmbetk Bibby, from Africa for Liverpool, let. 49.44, 105.18.3. o=a(s.s.), Dee. 14, off the Burling; r (as.), Dee. 3, is Cerrigo Pump. Gladiator, from Loudon tor Sydney, Oct. 12, lon. 24 W. Jane Coekeroll (bawls.), 41 days from lAverpool for Cateutts, Oat 16, lat. 60, lon. 21.7 W. Joseph Welt, for the Mauritius, Oct. 19. lat. 8 N., lon. te W. Karp Hart (torque), from Cape of Good Hope for Lead." M. lON.. km. 9.40 Nvhamer from Leaden for Constantinople, Dec. 14, lat. 41 N. lon. 10 Pruth (bargee), from Leedom for Ceylon, Oet. 21, Ist. WAN. 105. 41 W. Trod* Wind, from *mama for Fslmootb, Nov. 23, let. 16.20 9. lea. $0.19 W. THE AUSTRALIAN MAILS.—LIVERPOOL, TEM DAT.—The royal mail s►ip Earl of Sefton, Captain Noble, of the White Star Line of Australian packets, cleared r. day, sad will sail to morrow forenoon for Melly:was with the usual mails for the Australian Colonies, shoat 180 ps► wagers, sod one of the most ♦aluable cargoes that tVIT left the Mersey in one vessel on freight, being composed aimed entirely of flue goods. She should have gone to sea today; but the state of the tide, and the heavy swell of therm?, owing to the easterly gale which prevailed iggpeday and today, prevented her leaving the dock. Notice was tamed from the General Post-office yes terday that the Australian man of-war *crew steam rlsop Victoria will leave Plymouth with ship letter mails for Melbourne, oa the 18th of January seat. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATH& 81 HT ilB. CRARIZR.—Dee. 16, at Widmer, the wife of J. T. 011111.1844 Copt 34th ant, or • eon. GARDEN.—Bee. 16, at Eton-villas, Haveratock.bill, Yrs. W.0 41 ` den. of a sou. 1111118 RT.—Dee. 17, at the Green, High Wycombe, hlre. G. 11. Huasy, of a daughter. LAWFORD.—Dec. le, at Highbury, the wife of J. L Lawkati.l o l , of a sou. WCREL—Dee. 16, at Pt. Martin's Rectory, Gateway, Mt What Capt. J. !Mee, 45th Beet., of a daughter. PIRL—Dee. 111, at Cumberland-street, the Hen. Sire. C. 1. red, a daughter. ItAWLINSON.—Doe. 17, at Ctedlatugh Rectory, BOA, gih the 8.. W. C. Rawlineon, of a eon. RHODEN.— Deo. If, at lialtmanhe, the wife of .he Hon. and 80• tiegdes. of a daughter. MARRIAGES. AKER.—EDWARDS.—Dec. IC, at All Bunt.'.Upper Norwood.ll.l Wier. ER . late of the 11th Regt. Madre. infantry. _WOW! Reams Edwards, daughter of the Rae. S. V. Edwards, Okelloo the Central Landow District IlchooL .RODIS-110011L—Dee. IS, at Wert Colter, near Trot% lowdlit' b the Be?. C. Fealty, W. Btodie, Esq.. of the Gore. Dd. bourse, Bowe, non of the tate A. Brodie. D D., to Jos i p er ' daughter et li Moore. Fag.. of West Coker. AMPAILL—EIISLVIN.—Dte. 14 at Be. Gabriel's, PlTalleo.bl th, Rev. C. Sperkes.J. Campbell, AR., N.D.. Mat K. o.LlghtlaWn to Retest lases. &whew of A. Kelm, Esq., Inspeetor.Othm. licesdia/a. DEATHS. 111111D101/11.—Dem 17, at Barrington Ha, Camberlgeshinh dyebe, Pao, aged 33. BONHAM.— Dee. 17, at Brighton, label, wife of C. Bonham , Mr Owernander R.N. DAY‘H.—Dee. la, at Cobormetreet, Bow, 0. W. Daleb, Env /a ot the Admhalty, aged 39. P DLICARILL.—Dee. la. at Newland Boise, Olomestertb k % Marra. Eeq.. aged 77. POLET.—Dee. 10, at Wedburet Vicarage. Bowel. " 1/411 11 . 1 eldest child ef the Be'. Jobe Poky , Vicar of Wedhowt. years; Dee. 17. at the ream place, Creels. tbtrd sarttridf• ter, aged 3 yews; alio, on the someday, Caroline Weak Pa la ' "Mina daaribter at the Bee. hits Poky, eyed a yebtr• LABS.—Des. 17, at Uproar Talimadll, J. Lake, Lem.. era TB. ISlESEa_li.in_Whwat Iwo Um* ot No. _PARI•r. Ofbos, le wriumismo-ratma,reSigilMial