The Express. — London, England, 1865-01-12 00:00:00

--- OPENING OP MUSEUMS ON SUNDAY. Let night the adjourned conference, called Ingether for the purpose of &ionising the mediae " I it disehable that pal& meetams should be opened en the Illenday," was held at Spe-Gekte Chapel, Exceenth-drest ; Deplete Moan= ia the chair. Yr. karma Unarm opined the dissuasion by observing that the Jewish !Sabbath wee instituted for the purpose of I Mirk* the Jews ea • medlar people, and was not footling Christian thietiles. It vu dear that the it heal= wee net minced, sod then were may satioas which knew nothing of • Stallatittaa (by of reek Be defied say ma to chew from the New Tashinnot that the observance of the Sabbath was reimacted, whilst all the moral principles sad soles of the NOW dispensation were enforced by Christ, sod received free& him a deeper signitioinee sad more ex tended applisatios. The Christian was ealled en to worship be truth wad spirit, whilst the observance of forms and eareinonnie was inculcated by the Jewish law. Nob only wee there nothieg in the New Testament to show that Christ asimpoood the Jewish Sabbath, but there were Macanese 'arida went to prove that tholes who followed the sew dia possatim were to be relieved from that ceremonial impo aties the polities of Christians was is ooeformity with NM view tell she madam of puritsoical principles ki legbad. Athenian's wee opposed to the rigid °teem- ISM of the Sunday so was Lather, sad so were the protes tant' of Omens. Was Luther, were the protestant& of Germs wires Christians this those protestaota of Embed who insisted that pub& miaow should be closed au the &May ? He maintaised that la the bast aspect of Ohne banity it wield be wine and predict to allow puha MUlleitaa to be opened oa the Sunday as it would teed to We people more Obi letter inetnisted. Is skint ar6uoeat the Sabbateriana were precluded hem the us of entre se as authority en this gesition for the fishbatlialay maimanded to he lospe IMILY by BeriPtere wee the limurday, sad they maid sot boss Scripture my did the Sunday was to be kept holy. They 'act therefore came out of the Scripture and rely on awes other ground for the observance of the preeost Lord's d lr. Crimea, Dr. Peed* sad Mr. K.eay followed us the mass side. Yr. W. Shiptea, Mr. Wiaton, Mr. F. Cox. and the Rev. H. BMpkwe , eapported the negative of the question, end atalotained that it was seatrary to the spirit of the Christian dipeeesteta that my work should be does ea the Sun day. Free the time of domwarde the practise of the tree Christian Muria had bees to degree the &Meth and to Mistook* its observance open ethers. It ma no argument melon the Sabbsterien view of the gmetier that the swietity of the Elebtath had sot boss Passe, Maim. It me se ergemese Met case s the Palma Zoological sad Bellartical Ge nd p e Ort beam were open is the linatisy, public eassennis should M opened deo, bemuse they would abut up all these please m well se the museums. They were the real friends of beedom, for they wished to preserve the Soaday ea a day of red for the workbag maw. The emmended upset of the emetics was sot mash Wiled ea by the &Moans on Mbar side on this emeden. As downs was soda adjourned till Wednesday amt. THEATRICAL REPARSENTATIONS IN MCSIC HALL& ?HI Cali MIAOW! MB ALSAMBIA. Mr. Tyrwbitt, acoordilig to arrangement, pro emir yesterday at the Marlborough-street Policeocaus, to give kis jadgmeat in the case at Mr. Home Wipe sad ether theatrical =roger' serest Mr. Strange, of the Royal Admires Theatre, for as alleged violence of the Theatres Aar, by repressailag "Hallere ea the stage. Mr. Pored, insinesid by Mr. Lawrence, of Feeekareb slush wee puma% for Mr. Storage ; end Yr. Roberta ap peared for the piaintiffs. Mr. Tyrwbitt—i have ceesidered lb. ordure with Mr statutes red decided moss. The 11[12111110SI charges an edemas spinet the Theatre Act, 8 sad 7 Vie., a OA, moo. 2, in keeping the Alhambra, • plead public resort, for the Palk performers of "stage plays," without the house of re Lord Chamberlain; sad by ma 23, the word "siege pier includes, among other drestatio reprameatatiam, " poetess:mu or enter eatertaionmeets of the stage," all of %ea being insipid in the 'metropolis wither the Lord Chamberiamea imam Now, the Alhambra le admitted to be a rue of riblis _resort, unlicensed by the Lard Obesuberlain, bat lierneed for mane sad dewing_ by the gouty justices radar 25th Geo. 11., a IL The feels robed ea to support the charge am shortly these—At the Allman., • place of entertaiament sad refreshment, serge is liar op with all the weal adjures of • reeler 11610&111, vu, pleas for reesiving various sharps ler ad mires, • tableau drop. oWights, sad ea the rags set sad side arum, wi sad dies. There are also hues, called belcoeima foe spectators, but what word be pit in • theatre is hire appreprisArd to tablas for pencil trim( retreahments. The wafer. mama is quatace begin with the discreet of some 40 to 60 f maks, dressed is the thalami costume el ballet daucers, from some high rocks beat up at the beet of the sues. They came down by • wirier; path, slug what was mid, sed net dared to be, • real stream of water, to re stage. Some bad wands, ahem palm baseless, sad ethers daggers. Some remaised grouped is the rocks, but the punt/ part damped es the stage to the music of • filll errestra, performing the evolutions of • ballet, Meted to %see beds armor soles time before as • pastemime at Decry-leas Theatre. Bet the eater bemires or larder aspreseeted by adios semi to have bees the attach of aim bosomy enemy, who mewed to be put to death by mane el thedeggees =the door. Mr. Does.. an experideeed inspector of shoetree, from the Lord Chamberlain's cake, demertral this action as brag pantomime secompenied by fleaciag. and thoesht that a story, though a vague is., we sated, that there was an eargement sad some zeristrood, then err uproars' of trim:opt, sad in the sad • recoacination brought about by the (thief darer. The whole arena to bays tree up hem • half to three quarters of in hoer. Though Mr. Deese disclaimed wider. eroding a ballet, be .curs, eiturtheless, to have under stood ell that could be undesired, ..d to have ere shell ' meet poipLe would have called • "ballet of action" How ever, es it appested only to comprise or act, the artistes who were dransteed styled tt a "ballet divertimeineet: agreeing, however, that this last could oily be retresested r such on a stage with sll theatrical ausemeries, amd could is no rase emir without psatemisair or pantomimic erre. Is this lest feast Mr. Dues agreed. The artiste' also amid that ballets were composed, and their compositioe, vim., the &reggaes foe witting than cra tko stage. could be put in writing, sow bi red • copy to the Lord Chamber lata, ender sera, 12 of the Theatre Ara, 6 Viet., and I 'purer the maketrigiedrid pantomime is at may be net. It seems to be aimed or all bands that paatmentaso is the empties; mi of feeding or incident by gestates, without words; and it is &fleet to ice how dlreguifyieg or mixing ap pustenzims with snothert tiara of wordless setioa-damoing makes incident rapressel without weeds has pea *anima :ban if exhibited without the &new ; sod after mach earsidention of this slippery sub jest I think that or these facts pantomime was the core sad gist at the performance, while the dancieg was merely a moral examory or tel to it. Mr. Tyrwbitt thee cited sever legal easonneeta and den mien beariog oe the sabjent, and concluded is the, teems —On the whole I hold the exhibition is gyration to have so far partaken of pastor:gems as to owns within that weed in the Theatre Act ; and also that if it had not so partaken, it was still, under all gireumsbusees, so employment of the sage within lb. act. I waved the deferent is a mitigated penalty of 34 la, and with the lees. reluctaooe, as be has an opportunity of revising my decision no appeal to the quarter tessiou Mr. Elbert& asked for costs. Mr. Tdrwiritt said be did not think it was • case for rota He sherd be glad to see the case taken to the quar ter wispilo.. Mr. l'oliod said an appeal would be prosecuted at the ses sions. Mr. Strange was most desirous rot to offend spiral the law, he ocly wanted to ksow from final authority who. then his atm were Hiegel or sot. Mr. Tu.:whit. said be had imposed • penalty in order that Mr cos might go further. If the Middlesex magramtes gave their derision, sad it MS not matidadory, they might mind a egos to the superior marts. Mr. Yolend—The came was partly a question of facts. which bad been to • ordain extent nettled by the present decision. He was of viral it we. the beat course to go to the Middlesex serum for • farther opinion ma facts. Sureties were tendered and taken for the purpose of the &Petri- Mr. John Clare, who claims • largo sum of money from the crown for the alleged iafringeniset of • patent for masa improvements ia the oceestrocticn of iroo•platsd Tomb which bad been adopted in the Warrior, which dam was isastigated is this court, sad reed ia a d kr dm crown, again appeared in tenth, and informe their lordships that he attended with the models and drawings relative to his patent and the construction of the Warmer, with a view of bevies right sad justice done to him. The Lord Chief Jurtios—What is your application? Mr. Clue—That as the verdict in the am of " Clare v. the Queen" was obtained by conspiracy and fraud, pa will either grant me a new trial, or cause to be brosght before the oonrt the moue implicated In the fiend sad oonspiracy, sad have them committed for perjury. The Lord Chief Jostioe—We camel listen to an ap plication for a new trial. It has been onco made and ,refused. Mr. Cioro—Will you direct as investigation Into the am ? The Lard Chid Julies—Ws have no power to do so. Mr. Clare—Can the Duke of Somerset The Lord Chief Justice—We must be regular, Mr. Clam What is your motion! Mr. Clare—To got justice. The verdict in the DWI of "Clam v. th e Queen obtained by (rand. The Lord Chief Justin. We must set hero s to the accustomed and established forms of proced= il l you come f oe a now trial. you cameo t bare it, for besides being too late yon have ban here once Daises with a similar application and been refused. Mr. Clare - But surely if that verdict was obtained by conspiracy and hand. lem retitled to a fresh trial. I eau prove that the Solicator•Clessral (Sir R. P. Otellisth Mr. Macaulay, ().C., and the map employed by the Admi. rally, bays bees guilty of conspiracy and fraud to deprive , me of my just rights, and if I cannot have a new trial, to which I contend I am entitled, I claim to have them brought before this court and committed for perjury and fraud. Tha Lard Chief Justice—lf you have any criminal charge to make against as one you must go to the proper tribunals. We do not sit hers to investigate snob Mr. Clam continued to eddies' the court, notwitbtreg repeated ioterruptions by the Lord Chief Justice. He am *bud that the power and influence of the Duke of Somer set had bees onjnotly used to deprive him of his just rights, and asked if that court could be a party to such poosedisp. Me Turd Chief elastics—We cannot aura each qua. tam, car are we called apes to do so. If you have any application to wake according to the accustomed and oath. tithed forms of procedure, we are prepared to hear you. You must first distinctly tell us what yen move. Mr. Clara—Fr justice, in conformity with her Majesty's flat The Lard Chief Justice—You are only wasting your own time sod that of the public in answering in that vague manner. You most do as other people do, tell us distinctly and plainly what you want, and then you will he baud. Mr. Clare--I move for justice before your !Declaim The Lord Chief J ustice—W cannot permit you to occupy the tune of the court in vague declamation lading to nothing. Mr. Ciao—Will your lordship look at my models and those of the Warrior The Lord Chief Justice—No. Yr. Olar• said the court and the jury were imposed on on the trial by false withers.. and false models made by order of the Duke of Somerset. The Lord Chief Justice—You must acs as I tell you, or else you are only roofing your own time and putting your self into a false position. Mr. Clare—lf I am. others are in a fairer positron. The Lord Chief Justices—Tell us what you watt. Mr. Clare—l wish to have a tow trial. The Lard Chief Justice—We moot give ft to you. You cams in tins end was refused. You are sow out of time. Mr. Clue—But I want to see bow I am to pt in ; again. Some one will have to get in or out of it. ' The Lord Chief Justice—ls h i l t all you harm to my to us? Mr. Clan—No, certainly not. The verdict in the cams of CIENTR AL Anil-MALT TAX AnSoCIATION. A Clue v. the guess was obtained by fraud, at the instigation meeting of the email of this usociation was bald in their of the Dolma Somerset. new ofbrea, 18, Wavelet-street, Cookaptu.steset, Charing. The Lord Chief Justice—We cannot hear you make such mom, on Tuaday. Mr. Kintrea anoorinced that in answer ' charges. to his circular. Galling for nine subscriptions of 1001. each. I Mr.Clare—What! Am Ito beerushed down and destroyed In risererso to the handsome offer by Mr. Simpson, of by a poor duke, whose income is under 30,0001. per annum, Wakeneld. of 1001. to the funds, provided nine others subject to the payment of 5,0001. premium to the dowager would sub subscribe the like amount, he bad !salved • duchess ? I demand right to be done, and to you Sir thirtieth guarantor of 1001. each, and two of 501. each, Alexaadar Cockburn, the Chief Justice of England, I look besides several others of smaller amount. A permanent for justice. othermanitles was appointed to meet at the offices every ; The Lord Chief Justice—lf you have any motion to make Tuesday, at 1 p.m. (which the members geoarally are io. we will hear you, if you make it he the molar way ' • bet if vited to attend , when convenient), whose first duty shall be not I must request you will not further occupy the time of :o=o4o the formation of a catral fund of 25,0001. to , *emir% and prevent our proceeding with nubile basis's'. the council to deal with the objects of the I Mr. Clare--I come bore for justice ; and I look to the emoeiation in an energetic and comprehensive man- Lord Chief Justice, as the tint judge is England, for it. nee. Mr. Osborne, of Tam worth, announced that : The Lord Chief Justice—l must put It to you most em the Midland Counties' Malt Tax Association bad phatically, that is coming before this court as a suitor you offered premiums for an Fray on the subject of the Tax, will discontinue writing letters to me, centaiaing most sad, having made a gelation, were desirous that the "Can- abusive leaguer against all those Wiest whoa you think tail" Association should publish the prise essay, for general you haws • °mutant. airculatim. It was nuthoonely resolved that this should ; Mr. Clare—l submit that I stand boo— bs dear, and at assarly a period as possible. It wes rssolvedd The Lord Mg Justice (emphatically)—l must Maud that notice should be given is the House of Commons on the that you will sit down. day en which parliament will re-ausenbls (the 7th of I Mr. Ctare then set down, tied up his papers, and left the Febreary), that the subject a the malt duty will be brought court with his frisodr. carrying We models with them which under the notice of the house, on an early day, prior to the : th e court declined to sumo*. budget ; and Mr. Metros was requested to ammoniate I with Colonel Bartholot, M.P., and otheea themes. It was ausearth that the petdis meeting of the farmer, of England, and others &Irma of promoting the repea l of the malt duty, should be held in the Freemasons' Tavern, or Wed issedey, the Bth of February next. An interesting gathering took place at Brighton ten Tuesday ethaing, on the occasion of the opening of a saw Working Mesa Union. Spectres were delivered by Mr. Wlefte,lLP., Professor Fawcett, who dwelt upon the notednies of mash Institutions as tbst In preempting the speed of alrline—the stumbling block to a good under. amiliag beams employers and employed—and other Winds of tbe working ma." TEE EXPRiSe t THURSDAY r 4 /161144 1 , 1 JANUARY . It,led. LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.—JAL. 11. &Map in Banco.--(Befere Lord Chief Justice Cockburn, saddest's= Crompton sad Mellor.) TRII QUERY T. lUJRZT.—TROMMIONAL RTIQUITTL Mr. Garth (with whom was Mr. Oppeitheim) said this wee an adictmeet tried at the Survey F r ia for the Aetna tie. of • high in the perish of dley, by the building of • wail. Tbe deleadent wee found guilty, and the learned waned sow prayed for *desest Mr. Beraant Perry applied to the wart to read certain affidavits to arrest of Judgment. Makieleo (master of the Crown-offiee) then proceeded with the lading of amorous voluminous affidavits, and in the course of the remarks made by the learned j udg es to the learned sedan& the defendant several times int erf ered, and oohed to be allowed to explain the fats of the ease to the court, but he was told that could not be donii, as he bad engaged counsel. At last Mr. fierJeant Parry old that his idlest, who was a man of education and thoroughly understood the question, dared to revoke the authority he had given to bite, and plead his own MUM The Lord Chief Judas said that if Goosed had ones onimeneed addressing the wart or • Jury the client could not withdraw his authority ; but in this owe the leaned counsel had not begun hie statement, bat had merely coiled for the reading of cereals affidavit& The learned eerjeant then withdrew from the conduct of the mos. Affidavits having been reed on both sides, Mr. Garth was heard in support of his motion, and prated for Judgment. The defoodast than proceeded to address the court, and in cannonade his °bamboos he said he was not prepared to do so, and complained that he bad been deserted by ha learned ;outwit. The Lord Chief Justice said the learned serjeant had not deserted his ma. He had takes it out of the learned set. Jeep assnt's hand; and he could not 'lbw a remark of that k i nd to unnoticed. The defendant said there bad been two indictments against him : one at the soodeas, when he was timid 501, and the mooed, the ma is question, at the maim. He contended that be had abated the oakum, ands ht act to be further unshed . The objet the prosecubad in pressing for Judgment was the paymeet of costs only, avid he pray the court not to inflict so heavy a punishment on him. He was medical officer for Frimley pariah, and it be had to pay these costs they would entirely overwhelm kin. Is answer to a leaned Judge. The &feedlot said he moved the locoed indlctmeat tram the smears to the seams. Mr. Justice Crompton said that wee a voluntary soli on his park for whit* he had to give severity for emits. It was sot for him now to complain of having to pay them. The court ultimately Geed the &leaden' In the mum of 1001, to be reduced to one shilling if he pulled down the wall, or so far abated the eacreacement to the satbfactioa of the authorities wields four stoats. AM= IP. MUSTARD. - - - • Harsco Lloyd said this wee u action tried before the Lard Chief Justus, at the last Westiniaster sittings, when the plastid we Dowaulted, but with Leave reamed to the pthisliff to move the eoart to eater the verdict for him. The action was oa s oltequeFable to bearer, dated th e sled Jaly. The bearer ( th e ataff) took th e cheque out that day sad pm mine for it. H. tad it tbrommgh his bs sken a bat it we. &slummed. and bo brought blt• •• 410 • 10 the amount sad Sourest. Oa the tee the deadest came forward mad moved that thee:mine was • post-data cheque, sad wee delivered to the anginal payee one swath but., shoegh itdid ace pass late the plaintiff's heads before the day it ma dated. Tb question was, whether the o was $ good one, viz., that the ehmee was not y bpd as aa inland bill of message. The comae sow moved to ester the midis* for the plaintiff, orgiag that it said t Pe li d e . objeotios os the trial was that • the oblique could sot be gives is 'edam% bemuse it was sot stamped. Kr. H. Lloyd maid there wee s further poist in the case, via., whether it was competent for any peso. other than the elm of the mart to call minutiae to se undamped document The court granted the rule as the drat peat, but Mood it on the aecoad. Rule (rested accerdiegiy. Min r. TEZ PEZZE. Min is noordame with the Lamle Obsess rote At the trial before the Lord OW lawn is Lades the jury lewd for the plaintiff, but the pressed BMW we for • rule for new trial upon two graved& The first ground wee that Were was so Jujuy to laud, sad therefore so right to OM peweaties, sad walks whelker the °bo om town pve a eight to empee the redes wee sow pealing In 'sonar nee is ' the Court of Essisweer Oltamber. The Lord Chad Junes said that there would be rule urn this point. Mr. Shiad .aid that Ws nest point was that, he the plalm. tiff was only • yearly newt ot his lovas, he was Dot entitled to sae in • superior wort, but must have linen= decided by two Miasma Th. Lord Chid Janke and that then woe no plea upon witioh this point could be mimed. Mr. Shield submitted that he was entitled to ask for • ammo% at all events. The Lord Chief Justios—No i the plaistiff was sot liable to be sooaulted azoept in enema to some WIN that we upon the rowed. Rule granted upon the AM pont only. COURT OF FAXOREQI7IER.—.I.I4. 11. (Won Mx. Hu= Mania sad Kr. Baron Chao:l4l4 MILL V. BOLL. This waa as aeticm for bodily injuries sustained* the plaintiff from the aegligenee of the defendant, fried at Weetmiester, before Mr. Duos Martin, and is Walt a verdict was returned for the plaintiff—damages, 211 e Mr. J. O. Griffis moved, is pluesanos of leave reserved by the loused judge, for • rule to est aside th:+erdiot, and enter • verdict for the deteadant, or far • n It, on the ground that there was not ee ffi elent 'widows anti 'ewe co the pert of the defendant. The pleintili was • Beery stable keeper la London, and the detendeuita hied of canter, of Brancester, Is the county of Medd& The defendant kept two omits, which be need for the of willows sad goods between Heastanten ° rsz eu about eight miles distant. Os the 29th August, 1864 km pleuitiff and fear other pmenegen wen be conveyed Is one el those cuts, whoa see of the trams, whisk consisted of chaise, broke, and the whole of the petty wee throws epos the read. The plalatiff remised a severe ormeession which remiered him teeensible for some time. It appeared that the chain had • short time before the accident been repaired, end It was eeneended that se the oconneees was wholly unforeseen the defendant was not u rrenible. It was further argued by the learned om that though the defendant was • commas carrier, yet at the time of the accident he wee set mita( to that character, hat wee &Meg the plaintiff to pommies of a special sgnsmwt, and is doing so be wee merely required to use ardlssoy diner:we. The court granted • rule aid. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY—JAN. 11. (Balm Mr. Ociandidossr (loolbarn.) Q 11 WK. U?TLI HOWARD. - The bankrupt, formerly • dark la the Adinhalty, sod toddies at fiendows . Isle of Wight, applied for he release horn custody. Debts about 1,4004 The bankrupt , le one of the " three elide who, *Mein to artstoreatio slums, obtained di const of actoommodatioo bills, aid period tbroesb i s ths cour t dmaltaseessly moon after the sew sot s h oeinto or Mr. Diddle, opposed the application and esemised the b.nkni The gitkrapt deposed that he had been bankrupt is IMO. He then owed lam this 300 i., and obtained his alder of discharge wittiest any meditios being seamed to it. He was sot now in the Admiralty, bat bad sot hese dimebsed is amesqueure of his bankrupety. It wee ea the pewees with the Admiralty to dimes the clerks ce esoceet of their been bankrupt. His Honour said he was Bled to leer it. Di did not improv ovenusest e of the wastes, whisk be believed to proved in Wine g dep a rtments of anoints diomal with out inquiry. Mr. tisigood, who eapported the baekrupt'm mid that the prates woe a roost Wake' ass ;11 114 : 14 in " se,ls feel, promoting the vice which the sethorithe wished to suppress ; far the yeses EMS valid give 'myth's& to the racy-lesders mem than come to this court, which they how would be parfait Ms. The baskrupt, haft M further exissisid, said he left W W the Admiralty is J, I Siam thee he had beim wri • pest deal, bet uly had dose ssucely asything for the fist Mee mouths. He wee des wised is melody by Mr. Harris, • bill-broker. es • debt of Mk, as • bill draws by bank rupt ere oat Shepherd, sad diseennted by Harris is De combat, ISA. Shaplamd was than a primate gust erne®. lives at Ashley-plain, Vidorisetreel, Wetunieetar. He was a perms of mesas, this and sow. Did not how when be was to be foiled. At that ha be had another residence at Cobham, Ilsrrey. Whom and not tell Mr. Hints that M had an interest seder the will of as aunt, ad Mies Oosiptos. re that he should be *Milled to Dewey oe the death of his mother. He said that the bill was as aecommodation bill, sad told Harris that his father's aunt, Mee Hanel Compton, of Cleeburp Mortimer, had lilt a very large property, which would be divided amongst the Willy, • parties eats* to the bankrupt's father ; sad that in asesqueese el the sums of his graadenother he sheald probably be entitled I.•• few meths to our 1,0001. The old lady was still alive ; bat he had reams to believe that Mr. Harris ad othm eeeditoes bad so poisoned bar waled &Oast him that she bed erred his name frost bar wOl. Hi. Heeour at Ibis stage of the inquiry expressed the opines that than was is protases for charge, the bank rupt with fraud sad delaisieg him le mastody. Mr. Ritheedso. the assignee sada, the teakrupte), said he objected to the bankrupt's release as the posed that he might p away. Ells Hollow wen still 41If °plaice that there was so ground for detainer the bankrupt in custody, and granted the release. IN IX ASOCIT. Th. bookrupt, aa oatiathowo keeper, of Poddio g toa. Gatos bidets tho cowl with debts of 1 4 ,800/., all 000ttoetad pijB64, of which 4W. woo is roopoet of 0000mmodatioa Mr. Begley opposed. Tb. sooonerts were most unaatla. history, and the ease was albsivethor ear of peat 11011001011. Up to a month before the bankapts4ths baakreept had carried on a suaossaful bail.... an as -home and now csma before the mart with .rat e 111. He had boon espied in the erection of some houses in Westminster. road, which be bad morkpegsd. sad had also sold his business for 2501. just before sewn b w mart. Mr. Hall for the bankrupt, Maid that imearitv was held by same of the craditon to the amount of 3,2001. The bankruptcy had boss occasioned by ties bankrupt blooming liabis for his son. His wife, who was a " strong. minded woman." bad conducted bashers oa her own se. count, sad had taken are to have all bar own precisely mittisd apse bar at the thus of her m His Honour was clearly of opinion trat isi t i t bankrupt had rendered fats. and empty accounts with a view to delude sad mislead his creditors. Between the bankrept, who was represented as a weak sad illiterate man, and his strong miudied wife, the creditors were likely to lose everything. The emmlaatlon months adjcumsd urea die, with leave to the bank: opt to cones up spin when prepared with better amounts. 111 II This wu an .ppliZic; 1,;;I;;Kan custody is case where the bankrupt had already °Maimed hie order of dis charge, util the usual 30 days had ehid. Mr. Duey supported the application. Thu bankrupt, who bad been defendant In an action for seduction, had obtained his order of discharge on the hth November, and though more than 30 day. had elapsed, the polar refused to act upon the order of embargo without having • special order. His Honour wu of opinion that no wich order wu stow sary ; the man wu discharged by hi. of law, sad if the gaoler detained biro, be did It at Mr. Aldridge, being appealed to by g ra 000 rt, said that lu had never keowe a can where a special order had been made in such circumstances. IN RS IMRE RAPHAEL. This was • sidle, for winiaatiou ud discharge. The bankrupt was • cigar manufacturer, of Goodinoe's-flolJa. Against debts of 9,281 t. the omits were Mused et 3,500 f. Mr. Sargood, for dm wigwag, Naked for on adjoursmest for time to cancan the amounts. Yr. C. E. Lewis, for the bankrupt, objected. The am bad bum taboo out of court by resolution of the creditors, 1 *ad the bankrupt having made • full disclosure of his seta* and effects, vow asked for his order of disobsego. Lord Justice Turner had hold, is the awe of Delmore, that the ordinary Moe of the court as to last mamisatioss did sot oP9I, to cease that had bees Mhos oat of eourt by rosolu dos. Bore the ordloary accounts bad hem tiled, asd within had bees shows to impleob them. His Hamar thought that time must be allowed for the usignoce to @Misty thensedres whether the bankrupt had made a full disclosure, and direatod an adjournmeett for that PorPoso• (Before Mr. Registrar Brougham.) IN as TEN REV. C. It. WILSON. The baskrupt, Wades Marton Wilma, was dessibed as the rector of White Rodin, Ewes. He attributer' ku fai lure to hi. living being sequestered sad his bolos arrested sad detained in custody. The debts are 7,1641., of which 4,500!. le stated to be due to the Misses Herbert, wise Dave hikes poeseesion of bankrupt's living under sequestration. This was Use sitting for proof of 7 debts sad choir* of B. reritt, tailor, Jermywetreet, and Mr. Darras& wise merchant, Clislwdord, were chases wedltors' assigsses. An action for libel, brought under singular eir; oseestsaees, was triad Is Dublin es Tuesday, before the Neater Is the Court of Oommes Pleas sad a speMal jury. The defendant bad allowed Judgment to go by default, sad the (sly question wee as to the amount of damns, that COURT OF COMMON PLIKA.S.—Jair. IL sue b. given. The P bdul•Ur wee a ale" the defes- Biltbage a gay who, it appeared. had mimed goose *gybes lo Bosom—ilkfooo Lord Chief jaaiia. Edo am dos from the plaintiff behalf of her family, and in reply Justices Williams, Willem, and Beating.) wrote a letter to her, ai l eh wee the subject of the adios. TEL= V. THE CRAZING-CHOW RAILWAY 0011PAIIT:0011• It aostolud iMPutatioe• of a Ira Ida oPoo the alliaradar MUM of S CAUL the applicant and her tam y. Damages were hid at Mr. Shield said that the plaintiff in tbh raw claimed JAM. Whammy win =Nth" is_ixiMertof the Salo' Ws ems. Defendant% essegal 'naiad se witness. but damages upon the weed th at his property had ham iajw. adnised th e court in amp " d a inegee. n o J ury *gully affected in consequence of the defendants having stopped up the thoroughfare of this street in whisk it wee. wsonowq Pomo • woad for 101. `magu s old 6d. Dodo. He served the ordinary some of claim. sad the essepeay Neat. Pawn. -- OHS SMILING DAY. having refused to hose their *arrest ler a jury to NEW WEDIUDAY, JAN. U.—Albumins es goyim" 8,183; the damages, he now sued to recover the amount of hie ages by mum tile.% 1.357 ; betel ; 4,640. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (Before Mr. Bane Bramwell.) George PAilhiss was indicted for felootonsly woundieg Cieerge r tm e r with iciest I, kill sad murder kira. for the proeseetiss, sad slated to the wort that i r red as lestitated by the neesistrides of the musty of Middlesex, by whose clerk be wee imerneted. It would appear that the injured man was one of the sub warders at th e House of - Correction, Ooldbath-fields, id elvish the prisoner was emised under sentenos. Os the 90th December the sob-warder Kemp in the course of his duty Melted the mimeses cell, and remonstrated with him as the subject of his book being out of the proper plane. The prisoner retorted, sod said In a sulky tom, " Tamers always ending fault," and Kemp left the oell with out soaking any reply. On the following day, however, he @gala visited the primmer, sod while he was stooping dews to math up a stool which was in the cell, the pri- POW struck him two or three blows, and Kemp imme diately found that be had been stabbed, and fell to the floor. He law the primer standing before him flourishing a knife which he held In his hand, and after Kemp had rained himself up sod with great difficulty was enabled to O m fin alarm, and was NOD by a prisoner who happened to in the pangs to emerge from the cell with copious stream' of blood flowing from Ebiiss head and fem. The man came to the sub warder's meistancs, sad by his dire:Mom clewed the cell door, after having asked the premier what be had done, to which the primmer responded, "that if the warder cases mar him again, he would show him what he had done." At that Ume the prisoner bad a stone in hie left sod an open knife in his right heed. It eppearel that the prisoner wee a shoemaker, and thus had possession of the knife, which he eventually gave up to weber of the warders. These facts were clearly proved by Kemp and the man who mine to his assistance, sad the evidence of the surgeon of the gaol, west to establish the fact that oe the right Nide el Kemp's chin them was a wooed two inches and a half in length, and but for the boo, Intervening the threat of the injured man moat have been cut. There we. elm another wound of a serious character. Mr. Bares Bresswell briefly summed up the evidence to the jury who reigned a verdict of Guilty. It we. thee proved that the prisoner, besides baths, been summarily reerieted, had been twice sentenced to different terms of penal servitude. Mr. Dame Baunwell now seetenced him, for the emus d which he bad jest bees prowitecol guilty, to be kept in penal siewttode for the teem of 1y eses. MAN SIAINIETIM. Charier Marren, 37, eabie;War, we indicted for felo niously Italian and slaying cam Mary Ann Taylor. Kr. Tulsa conducted the proesontios, and Kr. Daly de fended sio The rwidsop pr s d er ielmed that en tho Ited Deosmbellast eta doomed wee MIMI* the rani sera the Osindes.town Rail way Biatioe, whs• the primer, who wan devise his cab, satersed from the elation at • o pW rate. and drew, our the doeseasd, injuring bar so emmey that she died soon altar bee recoption WM the Unaware(' Collor Hospital. Tam jury istarsed a verdict of Guilty, and Kr. Banc Bramwell mentsitsed the priseaer to three moat& impri sonment with had 'ahem. (Before the Reaxdsw.) SLIMED FELONIOUS TOMO°. Aimee Barber, a stalwart mss, by Wads a boiler maker, eurreadeted is discharge of his bail, to sewer as Maid meet dares( him with aslawfully and maliciously weak big William Brows, a polio. mesteble, with bidet to do him grievous bodily harm ; as a sawed count with doing him actual bodily harm ; oe a third want with smelting Brows while ie the execution of his duty se a police wa shable ; sod os a fourth count with a commas assault. it may be premised that the prosecutor of the above is the polim-nosetable, William Brown, also sew readered to mower as iadietasest for an assault uwe wife of the primmer Barber, sad both having pleaded not . Jam.. Barber was given in charge to the jury au the indictment above set forth. » he Yr. Cooper emanated er the prosecution; aid Kr. Begley "Clfor t primm. ary Wel mid alter as demo& of upward. of as boar sad a half relined a verdict al Guilty of a *outman moult. The madam was deferred marl after the Indiotmemt aphid the polimmes Brown bad Lem tried. Nary Lyn* 37, worried, mid Catherine Lane, 42, mer ited were isdiated—Lynch with steel* aid Lew with receiving seven diver wows, the property of Mr. Jobs Geddes, a boomed victualler, carrying on his birder Is ...• 7 . Lynch pleaded guilty, sad Lane took her trial under a plea of not roily. Mr. J. Thompsoa pressented, and it appears that the prisoner Lynch was is lite sink* of the prosecutor as cook sad that the spoons in viatica had been 'strained to her with others to dose. They were. however, 'aimed, aid oe 'equity it ism faced they lad been pewued by tie pr aoosr "Am., who is sister to the ether prisoner, and who admitted, when taken into custody, that she had passed them for her sister, bellevina them, as abs stated, to be bier own remarked that there was sons doubt is the sewn and the jury tildes the sense view Acquitted Lase. The primmer Lynch VISA then tailed up for fotigatant, and untseeed to six mouths' imprisoanient with hard tabour in the House at Oerreetion. THE POLICE COME. TILLIE& A ring man who was dead ss. on Tuesday for bang dn aged acepable of taking care of himself made as appliostioe to Hr. Paget for a summons against a pollee amiable named Read, 66 H. for striking him I. the station home of the H division, in Lonanotreet, WhitschapeL The epplicent Mated that a constable took him atoms. Cody of Monday night, aid was very kind and civil to him ; but while he was in the dock at the station-bone, and the charge you being taken, tki H told him to turn round, aid this stunk him a violist blow with his @leached 6d on tbe eye and Mahood it. This outrage was quite mere yoked. He had not offended the constable in any way. Mr. Paget questioned the applicant very particularly and at some least's, and he adhered to his statement, on which the magistrate said that be would grant a someone in the usual way. At the same time he wished to have all parsons, includiag the inspector, who were in the station. house at the time in attendance when the can wee beard. It was requisite that he should have all the information that could be given. &aria, a policooomatable: 158 H, said that the matter had beam reported to the Hommisnloan of Polio, and he believed that sa inemagatioa was now pendiag. Mr. Paget sad he bad Dodds( ado with that. The applicant complained of an assault, and he IVY entitled to a THZ MURDER AT POhrtnOtrri. —An inquest was held en Tuesday evening, before Mr. W. Swanson, deputy CC(0011.. an the body of the young woman Piper, who wee murdered by her husband, Jame Piper, In Frahm-road. Landport, on Moods) , evening, se reported yesterday. The inquest was adjourned until Monday mixt, for the production of farther midterm Up to the present time no schiquate cause has been assigned for the 0011ZIAB• aim of the murder. Piper is still at large. whirl is pear. haps athribetable to the feet that no isformation wee given to the police meta two home after the murder was can rained. ATriurr To Porsow.—The police at Rotherham am now investigating a aces in which a servant girl Is die god with *eking an extraordiaary attempt to mama bar mitres. The girl's name is SWAM, and she has bean MIMI swim of Mr. Jackson fanner, of Mansbroegle, sear ikatherleun. Early in the week before Christmas, liks.Jack sea,whe has base for some time noder medical treatment, bad 000114/011 to Sad fault with the girl, who appears to have resolved on • most diabolical mode of relvenhq berself. On the moraine( the 29th she took her mistress's brea k fast upstairs.' math Before partaking of it, Mrs. Jacknee tasted the cream, and noticed that It bad a bitter flavour. and she pet it ride for the purpose of calling the atlantic* of her medical attendant, Dr. Seville, to it. A day or two elapsed before she had an opportunity of doing this, sad in the meantime the girl, without sees asking for her wa abruptly left the plam. At soon as Dr. Saville had tasted the cream he confirmed Mrs. Jainism's suspieiooe that it mitained poison. A little alit was given to some oats, and oleo to two birds, and they were instantly wised with U reic mendaions and died—exhibiting all the symptoms of having been poisoned by strychnine. A patio, of the cream was submitted to Dr. Sharman for amnion analy sis, Rod mynah of strychnine were ea ily detailed. A warrant against the girl was obtained, and yesterday merging she was apprehended. A abort time= Mr. Jackson purchased some packets of " Davy's killer," which ha kept in the house, and It is ensmeted that the girl made use of one of the packets. Other circumstances conneotiag the girl with the crime are km we. hat it would sot at preeent Te tiodeot to make th em public. The primmer wee on merging takes before Mr. J. Yates, sad remanded until today next.--8/nlteid Independent. Air AUSTRALIAN SCANDAL —The community have bleu greatly soandalised during the last week by the domestic mulattoes &needles; the owe el " Moleeworth v. Nelesworth," a suit for a judicial tins, brought with the view to secure alimony, and trid before the Met Jos. Um and a special jury o f 12 at the Supreme Omit. The petitioner was Mrs. Henrietta Molesimeth, the wife of one of our pekoe judges. The ground el the petition wan malty on the part of the husband ; and the responded, his newer, alleged adultery, both In Victoria and Regiand , on the part of the wife. The trial *deeded over five days. The Muss which the jury had to determine were fourteen In number. On 12 of these, the jury fond for the respoed. mt. The petition will therefore be dismiserd.—Ardbourne Arvin, Nov. 25. LAdVertieelliellttlZ l OLLOWAT'll PILLS AND 0111 Te Nam Colds, Combs. of Breath.—Thees corrective remedies are Infallible teethe's pectoral complaints, which mg. lected often end in asthma, bronchitis, at cornareptiee. The ointment well rubbed epos the chest and beck, peserstlug the skis is carried directly to the lungs, when It espeke t air e Use All the bleat in the body constantly pares the m madam all notions pertkled tending to modem eseaminekly, thoroughly, and permanently nentrelised, ren dered beimkee, or elected from the mann Mellower's pills and ellathmen perfeetly momplish this leatios and = rn ai n e is tilsed thus cleansed the Maroc* d o tires wentierfal readites the remotest parts of the hunta i a s ig a dt end thee erne all Mewed anion, whether Miami or THE MURDER IN THE PLAISTOW MARSHES. After oar report left yesterday, Several other wanness were examined, bat the only material feet. that appeared to be proved wane that the had pawned a number of attache beiongiag to the iblle deceased shortly before the day of the murder, and also that he wee In a miserable state of poverty about the mime period. It also appeared that the prisoner had borrowed money of several of his wife's relation and that be WU enable to repay these. Seldom* wee also gives that the Khmer did not make any applkatioa for work at the re pt bakery in the Commercial-reed on the 3rd of November, se be had represented, and that be was seen wandering shoat In the neighbourhood where the crime was committed several time between the 3rd of November and the Bth, when the body was disoovered. Theodore Christian Forhop, the brother of the deceased, proved that he left Hamburg ea the 27th of September, with the Intention of oming to England, and from thence to America. He bad a good many c thr m = a considerable sum of money, in Wish and foreign Mee, when be left his owe country. Witness and his mother ac companied his brother ore board the steamer, and he never saw him spin alive. (This witness was a gooddsel affected while giving his testinioey.) This closed the me for the promotion, and the trial was adjourned until this (Thursday) morning. when Kr. Best will address the lay. Daring the whole day the prisoner inhibited the maiied indifferent,. He wee eopged is miner a eensble time, and be was himmeatly observed to smile while MOW of the witeemes were gide' their evldense. He messed to understand everything whieh took plc, but Mr. Albert was in attendance to laterpreiff neemeary. The jury, as usual in such ewe, were not slimed to separate, bat were taken to the London Oeffenhoses in the charge of the aliens of the amt. THE SAPFRON-HILL MURDER. Yesterday haring been appointed for tits re-exa- Initiation of the !Wien plovare-frenie rather, Seraphim Peharicot, who steads charged with the wilful murder of Michael Herrisgtoa, at the Golden Anchor public-bows, Eistfroo-bill, on the 27th alt., sad further, with stteroptiog to murder Alfred Raba*, the prams et be Golden Anchor public-house, sad Ciarles Banister, at the seine time sad plash the Cierlisawell Pollee Mort sad its appgaiabss wan densely crowded by habeas sad ashes who appeared to take greet interest Ia the progress of the case. Mr. Baca, who bed hoard the ethlease oa the first ocessien, attended to hear the cue. _ ~ Mr. T. Wakelbw appeared for the prosecution; LOWIN sea., defended the prisoner ; sad Inspector Pother, of the O dlvisioe watched We ease on When el th e Gem. aohliceere of Pollee. Mr. G. Gaeriei, Protathor cit labia laegnege, Gilbertutreet, Groevesorugure. 'heeded is interpret the 'sigmas, at the motet of the men. Yr. Twwb said that se Mr. %sox wee set mese, at the his enrelsellea be would seek stem that be wee In. etraeled by a serabw of Medias geettemes who bad takes ea interest Is the ere, eel be should all sous... to 'bow that the primmer was eat the man who bed eocamitted the murder. Bawer alluded to the statements be bed souk last week, be said be would just cell the atiseties of the magistrate to the fast that although the wee blue from almost off the alas that was aedwed, yet se bale was found on the echoes', aid sous, so far se be buy, is the house. . . . The willows bevies been heard, Mr. Knox said there Wire two reasons why he should mead the prisoner for rid ea the charge if mutter. Mr. Lewis bad called a somber of witammem to thew that a lam named Gregordo bad committed this crime. That man, to th eir stalement, no out tote the steer ark Met he had item it, that be west to mother public-home when be gave the ketfe tea man, who threw it away, aid that that uma bad her. out of the way ere mince. Now be hed to weigh Meer eresem against the sel dom, of rie wiramese for Me presseaties, and they dim tiaotly stated that they saw the primmer Mae the ems Harriagtos. Mrs. Kim alseswore tat the proem wee the man that reared her down. It or rather mysterious, the absence of the knife but according to the teetimouy them were other helium is the house, sod the kWh might ham base pared to them. The dosemed spoke to the primmer. and me of the wiriness swore that he saw the blow gives by the prisoner, and therefore he Brook the tabor* as the heed, and that would secoont for the wound the pri mmer had received. The aviaries for the promeseree far outweighed the evidence for the defends, and it for so ether reason than that he should mead the priroer to the Central Criminal Court for trisl oe the charge of wilful maim. He would direct lorisctor Potter to put co the hack of the bill the MUMS of all the parties who veers in the rooms, es they might be of use to the primmer. TM prisoner, who treated the matter with the greatest iodate:sum, we. then removed, but be will be brought up again os Wednesday next, when the charge of attempted murder of Ribber* and Richardson will be goes into. Mr. 3. 1). Hill, the resident medical officer of the Royal Free Respitel, Grey's- ma-road, wee in attendance. and stated that Robbeek was going on favourably. THE SIIIRLZY MIIIIDER. —A magisterial inquiry into the cirerumeteaces attendant upon the murder of Mr.. Corolla Srp Colborne, at dhirley, on the aa of Des. lest, took on Saturday at the Royal South Hants leineary fare Messrs. J. Bernard and & Macomb ton, two of the county magistrates, at whose dimmest th e board room of the infirmary was placed. In cousennenco of the state of the maser, George Broomfield, it was Nu mem eary that am few Fames as possible should be present. Broomfield, who was derma in his own ordinary was brought in in s an t = ask used for invalids, ad 0110111 plead on • bed • y provided in the room. He wee shady pale. Whoa was beat removed from the dais in which he as brought into the room on to the bed be seemed, though perfectly alive to the pain which was necomarily caused by his removal, as helpless physically am • child, bat still evidently conscions of the amistenee ol which be stood in need, m order to prevent hie filing. Plead in • bed and propped up ia tt, be appeared for the first half -hoar to know what was going cn, althoogh he did cot seem to take any notice of that by whom he wee ear rounded, except ones or twice, when lie muted to speak to the surcease or the superhateodent of polka. Manly after the husband of the deceased bad hem examined, sad Broomfield had, through the raperistendent of Welke, put a gasman or two to him—for he wee so weak that his voice could ace be heard more than • yard or so from him—he begat to be restless, and the surgeons had several times to attend to him end artier the ad ministrate:la of sixesres. After this be lay in a coma tose state, bat exesioally moaned out • • deep sigh, as though in pain, when his poor wife, who wee pressia sad who kept her face buried In her Make .raief kindly a Waded him at once. The some was • very • Pain= and it was intensified whew the exciesment bad lei effect arm Broomfield's washes's, sad be beanie, es the scrams said, scarcely able to understand what was rag on. He then several times groaned very deeply, and mild out " W here are we DOW—whore ere we now" Obis wee too mach for poor Colborne, the husband et the murdered woman, who had hitherto behaved with remarkable Gra nose, for in the midst of the coosultatioa with the and magistrates be gave way to a flood of tears. &e x = additional aides*, was given, idler which Mr. Bernard ad ministered the usual make, and asked the primmer if be wished to makes ray statement. Paean (very feebly and indistioctly)—" No, I con osly my les a dying ema, • dying ono.' Mr. Berard then ationntiqed the prirearr for trial OD the capital charge. The abeam ma, who cleared his taw with kis handkerchief, was this wheeled talk to his ward, and Mr. Wing, the father of the deoessed, was boned over to prosecute. . . • ROYAL HUMANE SOCIZTI.—The kW-yearly meet ing of the above society was held yesterday at the of is Trafelpx-equare ; Mr. B. B. Uabbell in the chair. Mr. L. Young, the secretary. reed the report, which dated that the number of cam elute July last had bees 104. The H de-park 011111 M had been 45, of which 25 wen ally treated, 1 biped recovery, 9 fend drowsed. and 8 attempted suicides. The total number of general eases during 1864 had been 177, comprising 210 penena, cd which ' , MI were nrcandelly treated, and 8 wen attempted suicides. The total amber of bathers In the ilerpeetra during the year bad beer 216,926, amongst whom there bad teen 35 casualties, but sone of a fatal che root/gr. During Millar frost 40 persons had been immomed through venturiag on the ins, but no fatal amides, had warred, The reoeiving•houee mid the teals were all in good worth( condition. Th during 1864 had been 15 Oar medals. 58 breeze easels, 19 thanks on vellum, 50 ditto on parchment, and 64 paw Mary to The total income of the year hod loses 1,5i01. Os. 7d., and the expenditcee 1,4921. Ts. Bd., leasing a balaeas of 901.12 e. 11d. The report concluded with an appeal to the public for extensive support, retread wow nary by the extended overarmed the nasty. The meet haduct ei been adopted, the Duke of Argyll wee elated as Zt of the society, Mr. Baker as treenarer, and Dean lev, kr. D. Nicoll, and Mr. W. haunt were ap pointed to 611 vacancies on the general committee. Mr. Baker sated that a member of the committee, lately deemed, Yr. Delta, bad left a levity of 2001. to the society. • Garmkgsow soh LITADITI. —Kiss Soul, the holm- I I racy lowelary of the lodise' owsetittee, has the pleasure to wrigeowledge, with limbs, the fellowbg additiseel °saki. battens :—Mr. George Moore, 5!. se. ; Mrs. George Moore, 54 fir. ; Mr. J. A. Leader, U. 55.: Mr. Robert Bensdors, U. L. soaps' ; Mn. Feetalee, 5!. sa. ; Mr. N. J. PI U. Is. assual ; Mr. Beery Barlieghear, 51. ; Mr 7 8 4 11 W. Brows, U. Is. asesal ; 14. Thew D4ips•, U. is. eaweal ;• Mr. W. G. Brews. It. la. angel ; Mir 31wreee, 126 ; George Biagi. 11. la awed ,• Mr. 8.. J. Oeves. 61. le. and 11. la. vassal • Mar. T. J. fi e, 54 se. sod U. Is. regal ; A Frigid, V. ss. ; Mrs. Lovell. 10s, dd. sassed; Mr. George Bartow. 54 be. ; Mr. Williams Baslew, 51. ; 'NMI!, Us 56. 11). J. A.. 31 . 3s. ; Melee. 9k 61. ; • "Widow's Mite; is. 6d. ; atsphea 'height, Esq., 11. Ws. reseal ; Lody. the &Able, cd age Wee*. Grotelholtres will be thaskteny reorived et the Lesko wed Own* Bask Lsolggietreetv at of Ho brambles ; sod at the odire et the risZZ or • 92. B.C. The essorittoe en reedy be Irdissiblege for edrainiao.--11.Baureitisreve, N. Los at GorseLL Owns= Cos em (Lnarnm). eserigisfer week sod* Jas. 8, 10,9801. Ids. 3d. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMILLIST, JAN. 11. —ll.rropmems. . &teat Fogioeses 0. F. IL Bert, to the Wage Men sod W. N. Neettett, to the Pitmen x v Mato, to lie Awed. William IDavis sad John Rainaden Hem, boss appohital bowery v.al...■te in the Re i d Rearm. IRONM4STZRV QUARTERLY RUTZ) __.4.- The quarterly anomnbliee of the ironmai this Mendel coranweeed yeeterday at Wolverisompt• attendance wee nsedowate s end very brim= I eaated ; theme were very few beyses they we e tw mtg. intwwiPpmeata, G generally aanowledged that storks of taiahed t aoswannam ass lower thee the average. V at i c " operatkag be prevent enbostion is the trade Sealfordokine ; it it swilering from eempenG Welsh hawse; there b seareely asy dem Varier; denims ere mitertained se to the a s h of the passant wale al ; and the onesondaty warm which the ere and salmon will n i p the proposed is ask wades toads b p WWI amcsat of oiebe. It le anticipated • 'similes will be sw.h at the Birmingham but it is pretty omelet's that it will be a quiet (pm and the tea& is in a very tuwatiefanory p a t demand for pig ben is doll. There were no mho yesterday, bat the beet ell mink lire-biest irony gad Bening for • bee peke thee it was three booths agi appeared to be IMO differeese of opinion at yo ameba( se to whet the paddlers sad DOWD Will di hakes, eaneiMisg at olie ISA el this dm of have wetted epee their employees at moot of the works. and edged that the maninkia shed td. sag ilmt pit seat laded el ned tee per e at posed ; bat the nowitere have Intimated that it is u for them to secede to this euggeetioe, as si n boob the best of it eves at - the fell redsolice. babilby is that some of the OM will woke s Arid, and then *id. II they are mullet its is for the lade is really ie a bad staW; win tab that may arms are glad to pt Gam at 104 Wow the list prism It wee iseabosed in tin ton convimation yesterday that probsto bas bowl int the will cl the late lb. William. The e • be been ewers under ten bamboo' thousand pow vans ol the reel estate will probably be atm thoomad. Thi Birmingham mating will to WI Town Hall, an MARKET& ?ALLOW.—WitailopoT Boarsa.—'R, as tetrodgig :—Elpok 41s. to 410. ad.; ary, 41s. ; Mora. 4214; Ara to Joao, Us tabor to Deoseiber, 435. 3d. to 435. 6d. Ds3s eves*, 991 casks; arrivals. ON cooks. COTTON.—livisroor., JAY. 11.—Apood boa with fa prism. Bolos today MOO Woo, is* for optoidatios sad =put 500 Armorials, 23d 200 Porsara, k 0.,, AL So 31/11. ; 200 Isppijo 30d. ; 30 Smyrna. 17d. to 100. ; 6,300 1914. ; Nada" MIL to 17.1. BesPh esbd4 tol3o. ; Chino, lid. to 15 ; Japui, 15d. to LEATHER.—Si .. the aommeematoet of tl araratat of bashers has boos does la I trade than for owe welts proviergy. Oa 1 Loadoololl Ilion was a medicate supply of h with i a fair dossed for nest iisearlplacee of go Light lisalloh betas, shoaleara art shaved bides. asd Madill bars Sidra we alas mai ia mart. 00111 T. —loam, Jam. IL —A good supply mottist dull at Is. AWOL Spies ors nos u bat tort' lads dosomd. WIN* rod. his. St ill 40s. to 435. Bowe. old. 3ht. to ; sow, 11 Oats, 195. so 21s. OtAssow, JAIL 11.—Tirity lie morkst mu lissded, sod tits sato cl isms Animism tot whist us pa bell ander pr sovietises, sod be popes with sear kids st hasigasad Loll assesisios samei Isms bas ands, th.rz i . Mid tor tosser pries Maw Is bawls, mood, brought ton Ist" whits mai wars Buim n tirn. Osts sod ostinsal nudism. = l e wz bur lid. im pst ben damn Who sots CAITLE.--SourSsis. JAM IL—Th. dm slink was, prism yes ail toss is tam d Best ursis frisk Ss. 441. to IL Bd. ; poet, 3s. is Now C l t Saw, diking dr sag 00AIAL— Lesseosr, JAL IL—Dyer's Del fisstry. Hs. ii ; Isalosn's Wier North PAIS Gr. 15s. GIL ; Walker Prlasm i :66. ; Hartley. 171 NM et 215.; Walls DM Ira NA Sips et reakse, ; so* ID. TRII7IO RICTURNIL gamin Nies Pee. Mr AMMAR Ik• epee. seesen. deuelke Week esakeek Orme lodise . lii 4.5100 LIU I Week wain Wee. IL ___ _ Matraa.W. Ifts 4lll Do. ]r. W. Las ilia* man Doe. 1. Mem - _ MI as SS Week Nadas Doe. Scottish North Radars .. US West wading .Tan. 11. Ooruwal2 Orea4 limutora Gresi Northers VA Mtn *AO 1 044414 Weikal 1124 16,0441 KOK I tommilkot ToKilire 444 14.012 KIK 2 Laudon &Fmk vremesucrat 48,793 WM SI Larks I Milk Wastaus 12,141 MK 11 Ussabolor. K‘011•0&an4 12,0•10111714 fin can 9.776 1 North 24sforddllre &nth m IS 2,0 K 7,217 171slor De 1014 1.167 1,171 Dux= INTIMDATIONAL tisk colon" although Wowing nada diode the short moans ghee them sad tie difficulty keeled,* mote ea nom after tbe bet Lemke will be vary fairly repemented by moll MP sollecams of wakes and amenfactoree at De MIL The hastrahrien eolooles will bane I their wools, winos. Shan. an. woods, arrowroot, minerals. sod objects cd mind evee some illushatione of be arts le ead pistons. ledia will show a mg Imam of raw products and tub iniudasto by Dr. Forbes Waters. of the India Yen mods mimed wood tablas, a am eollselho Y WINN and phenomena Yalta will ebot il die= stonework. lava the fins Lim for with& she is so famous, e mosaic work and ether astishn The Meth looks are rookies some prolamines to be Saabdthe West ledie Maeda mod fore and ether fibres, objects el eaten! Wort pimento, meek sod came indbieveliebt remedy rises into a Lege and pro smagise el &see staple greaser obi* ar• fitable I their Maestri. Lagoa. Loom, end nth een coiseiss will make a toe diapla7 d mai basket work, conetry clothe, Dann ads ealabaslies, and maples of produce. Iteet e merclunts end compeolse ham Deceased its Maranhao Other colonise eoetribete men lemma objects of venous kieds. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND D BIRTH nsibiedon S. -park. th , w DOWlZ.7.7aysin 11. it ' of • flawftitai. dI Oilik—Jihaarry 9, at Sirtethay HOO" Olt W. Halloo& et • dimmer Lu OWlLW.—Jassary W. at Tioreaos Villa. Alba way, the wits of Kr. J. Owen, of a sou. VINNIL —Joinery 9. Nato Urquhart, wife of I lifickpool, Irrambire, el • daughter. KARICIAOKIL LOv7WID—NuiD,4•44. I 7/ 10, K Wfaies lartiobin. Wo Wm IL Colmifts. R. Lord P. Lantos!. M o ofi' , ombeklgeorlllt i. . oconte at to karts of the Mew P. E. /1 X.A., *or ef Ice Wompiesia at elle! Wolow. LW& the Nov. G. IL Um Belitina.S•len, t o Mari lonAk, <WOW ol bend. lg.. ILD., of Crib. , P.B. Yorkshire. 11011GAN—ILEASIITIML—January W W be Moo arc I. Howarth. F.I. erm e =ti. Wargaa, lbo , al Abero34lll. u to Aboookkoglitor ot the lab W. Itabidar , ban. MATH& IMBALL—Sannary 0 , at Hamilton -place, North Mswat daughter d W. Y. IdaaH. Hal *swat l'lNLLY.—Jaraary 9, at Hattbormahttlll , 11=14 29 5-. Wan. .—aasuary M lisaamontatmat,Pw 6l both Hamm. NICIIOI/1.--ilauttary_ 9, at Mickley, &AWN Mom Mt' ci M. W. M. Nichols. aged 97- 2111.31t.--Janumry lk at lausluglam Care.. ' stlMr MOW& * Guard% egad Prblot mei Pubs W WII.LIAR Ines Lombardi' treat, ha the Mr art Undo& Olio% fa Lombaratalroak 1s haa ?MOO 4 TIV JaIVALAT LI. MIL 16. •