The Express. — London, England, 1860-12-31 00:00:00

4 NAVAL AND MILITARY. iDIIII LUST Dec. 29.—ArrourrocexTs.--timi tomato J. M. Bushell. to the Southasortou E. S. Ifus, the Hem ,• H. Waller, to the Xsalmier ; W. $l. Our, le Na., additiooal for dimomel ; sad IL L. Hohbro, to the Lloothamptori, for eervise of the erdiniry. ' Chid Bersimon H. T. Fortin, to the Barroom**, sod J. W. Ciernml, Is Me Oemberiand, for service in the Orsini& Naval Cadet IL K. amilik, to the Narcianis. CHATHAM, Dim. 30. The radanated, 51, screw steamer, is ordered to be taboo to Shearson after dm has he.. Lambed cm Tasiday, la consequence of there bloc so dock lomat at this establishmeet is which to place her. Hy Ye death of Mojor.Generol 11. B. Boileau, late of the reed Reginsentot good service pension of BMX per am• no to Nemo)* vacant, sad is pieced at the disposal tithe Duke of Cansleolie, comsmoder-M•Chiof. DEVON - PORT. Dec. 10. The Himalaya, Captain J. fileccombe, arrived from Portsmouth yesterday, and embarked supernumerary seamen and marines, and a detachment of soldirs, far Gibraltar and Malta, sod left this mortars( for her dmai nation. __ A Danish loop of war arrived bore on Thursday, from Gibraltar, and was honoured with • made, which was duly acknowledged. PRINCE ALFRED.—His Royal Highness Prince Alfred will embark oa bawd ter Majesty's ship tit. (how, P), Captain the Hon. FassieFeertau, at Plystooth, shod the 15th of Janoarv. The Bt. George will, it it nay, Oda to the .lourtli Asterisms tad West labs station. frir i sOw about eighty years Macs tin West labs Was& were visited by the late Vag William IV.. them Prism William Henry, sad ou that onossiou be received a yetiad ovation. &lit island seined to vie with the dher is rising him an enthmiastic welcome. Prince Alfred is user satioutly looked for by the population. —A ray and Nosy Ga-lette. Sir Hugh Rose has appointed the Hon. Captain Hare to act sr eids-dreemp as hi staff. The Admiralty have, it is said, determined to build mother Sou stestoship„ of the same Marge and horsepower as the Warrior, in the Royal Dockyard at CLutham, and preparations are in progree in order to ear maim without deLy. The Lords of the Admiralty, have decided that the bounty given to seamen os theielmtry into the envies shall be discontinued. The experiment has besa • way ready one, and it is rid oot a very satisfactory ow. A correspmdeut of the Army and 3 ary Gazette says that the eastern division or the Channel /set shoos the foriair diet al desertions :—Trafalgar, 180 ; Mpg ; Aldiers, F 9 ; Diadem, 110—s severe reckoning, widelishows that them are ceases far dmection more tempting than the inducements to rennin. or that the deserters were instisesl bbickguare, who to their oilenota supsrailded ignorance of their own interests. ()wing to the uncertainty attending the arrival of her lisiestr's ship Gimes trim tbe Pacific station, Yr. hautboy oil be to eoeumpsay Sir Baldwin Walker to the Cape of Wed Hops static* se secretarv,. end we Ara" end Nary Gaufte) aederstaad that Mr. Merles A. sow Mining with Rear-admiral Btopised la the Grassi will undertake the duties of the aim • &iisaa MAD PT /us Co3cRADR. mac. Isonorr.-0. Saturday last sa twined was bold at the tronmeatme Mese-rema, at the Met•besats, Woolwich ammo. before Ms. C. J. Cutter, emery lir Wog flab, ea the lady of Charles Knight, a private of the led hat Wee el the Military Trail. Cape, laislams• omesnameee el lateritwhoe ad ved C = 6 : made win e . roam& mead Jolla May. recei Dr. A W•Mbrse, at the Military Treat Corps proved shift a pee nabs immunisation of the body, sod tad a Wine woad ea the left temple, which had trammed the shall eel owed deseh. Trees the evidence of pirates base Pis., Willimma Welsh, sad Jana of the ems ergs, o fppe that Mr decemeal war amer the when May maw ma d and some dlmpele *se, whisk seembed le a 101, the demasmil Wavily ea a Amp pima of pule, whisk laeiew ths ward iimeirered. Ile ims remmewed the hospital of the where he ez• Wed ea the sem sight. We* Meta depeeed that Emmesamt was 1 years el mill led bon a ohs imps sheet tire troth& Ma , vie abeemeded twenealsitely Ora eleulleeee, lad ea dwrae bre ; Mimes had ma eat *helm ha various ilheselmeNhat he bed yet yet been Lid. The Dormer havb=llie thaeviimass, a Jelin mg. the fury nearned • verdict of " part commecuz riurzuzier BEIVITOLENT l'.l"TVl7Olf. The hull-yearly meeting of the friend& of this charity was held on Friday, at the Lambe Tarns. Blehopr pta-street, Mr. Gismos Moon is the chair. Alter the usual preliminary buhriees, The Recasts= air. Bald) prooseded to read the mart of the board of inseamanat, which sailed that the entlaary receipts bad bee—raw subscribers, 500/. ; old ditks 3,39 R. ; donations, 7201. • simultaneous collection cm the orphan day, 3971. (sad tha t rooming three games had been received en this account, making it over 4001.) Ia 1868 Ibiesemene• wee 3181.,10 15.59 3131. , in 1860 *I,. showing Ma glair ying ha that this source of revenue lmd gene cm Isissesaksi yesetir, mid was not from the increase ia the Aspasala disalisas givea as the orphan dig. The boa lewd up= the commercial body generally that the liesiention ban now firmly established, and free from ell Ineembraares, the responsibility of it nowdevolved upon themselves, the beads of homes hew* &beady liberally iiainstecl an brio ling the latitudes to its present position. The board had been ens Wed thin . ywar to add 1,01.101. to the amount already invested on behalf of the institution. The edusatioa of the children continued to re ceive all the care which it deserved. Two of the' begs. Jobs Nicol and Charism Saber, undercoat the ad Middle Claes man.instion. Out of many h that promoted themselves' for examinatios, 346 only ponsel. The reamed,* scholars were arranged in three itidebnes, according to the negative merits. The first itlieldei ass tamed 25 candidates ; the second 109 candidates ; aid the third, 212 candidetes. TM boys of this institution were ranked in the second division ; they passed in reading, gram mar, and composition, history, geography, algebra, Lain, and French. The report of the bona surgeon was highly satisfactory. The board announced to the life governors and subscriber, that they were about to lose the valuable services of their preseat mastery. - While eosin= Mr. Baal on the improvement of his paition.they allow the opportunity to pass *Ahem thak re pot that the institution should be deprived et ist and without recording th e i r entire satateeties w ra ith the seal, ability, and integrity with which be bee uniformly dis charged hi. duties. Active steps are being taken to moors a suitable succorer." The accounts el receipts ad disbars,- meets for the haM-yatr ending 23th Decemb er , showed total receipts (incloiag balance brought forward, M. 10a. 11d.), 4,152 f. 13a 4d. ; dabureements, 3,0321. 10a. 111; bsbaaea, 1,2201. 2s. 9d. Its. Siam: Wacoloa moved the adoption of the report. Mr. Jose PIUS seconded the modes, which was carried auseinmedy. Mr. RIM.= moved, and Mr. aeon secoaded the resole tion that Omega Mows, Esq., be requested to act as their trawarer for the maim year. Carried with acclamation. Yr. Beiusito moved. and Mr.Wo. HsaraT lacceded the motion, that the proposed list of gentlemen to act as the board of management be accepted. Carried unanimously. The CHADUIAN here stated that one geetlessan bad written to decline to act es a member of the board of ma apnoea for the ensuing year. The ameba at a member to serve in lieu of that gentleman of cones wee is the lauds of the meeting. The gentleman who had naiad was Mr. Weiner, whom time was very much eaves' the Infant Orphan Asylum. He would mature to pro pose that they should appoint a gentleman who wield be equal to say six of them, and that was Mr. Saul (Cheers.) They were goin4 to elect • but they all knew how inapt he must 1 bt. "1. 2r. Baal knew everything, and had everything at his anger's sada It would be also simply • mark of raped to Mr. Saul, w s ho bad the interest u t the i ns tit u ti on a t bare Mew) Mr. Sam, mid be felt end &said continue to feel the deepest tatesset In this iniebertima bat when he appealed before kis new board he osessebsil net to canna:clausal with any other lastitaties. Be amid consult his new booed, ,! sod if they saw so °Weak* to kin beings mamba of the board of menegement be abseil he happy to nada kb servo:ea. If set atalsaled a mamba of the bnnij of ma- aagemest, be should be glad to give the new eeaelry ell the assisaace in kis power. Hrwyrr. is highly oomphmentary term, mewed a re solution to the effect that the. meeting having board as aoaseed in the report of the board of wasimessent that the Commercial Travellers' Schools VIII about toles, the serrate se their ropoted secretary, Mr. Saul, they &aired to ax. pa. most emphatically their sense of his very important sancta dunes the most clinical period of the Malabo% sad • saloon was throws, out by this gentlemen that • sokecriptiou should be entered into to reimburse the VW., of which Ise bed in a fanner year been at the rediestise of ha salary for one year to that amenee. _ Mr. S. J. °Moat sec.uded the resolution. The CIIAIIIIIIAII, is Menace to the eteepesuon wade, rid be be wad three gestlenten only to subscribs, eM head those three gentletnes had each subscribed Si., that prep *an 20t. oss Aar is alwwriMinws 501. which might be subscribed. The essisass vas mined with soclusatios. is she reties cd Xt. eII•ML BIA" Xis, weeded by ja r . pu l anum, the audit's were nomu.stal sad sp psiaeL Us see was d Mr. Sous? Witco:ow. encoded by ids. Towns. the serstiel thanks of the mattes la the boron an canted with Ileelansthou, Led the a l ma. Mat wee act sowiedand with characteristic brevity by as Ma assassin. TUX Car, 07 000 D Hon. SorrsAmercer t De:. 29.—The rake Oesseeey's mai seemeer Celt. Cler Ws Dews, which leaded bar mid Pfiekeihyeseartley, efellei hoe Ode sig, het* peekeleel y o u SIM eels melee th es e seirect WOW awed Wa soak P 1.1•11. 2.. J 12227410173 ISTIMPT TO NUJ 11173.L1N. . . 't ~.. On Friday Walnut italhollan d, a porter in thd rn, 4 •=l l leL 11A:ruin murderin aellatten="4l:l4twpos lice-court, to lodge isfenallis aphid some pen* at at =l:t unknown for an extreeedleary end mysteriom M g him, ander the following chaos- V e nn looked 'enamels shakes by the shock, his more ..„in........ 5e1l tolrend , and his ear sod sidelniderem much seerthed — rianigierdeposed—l am_ • pm* u Mr. Hyamls es- Diamond. lad fme sun with a pag ea ntry temter, Mr. Jinn, to • Mr. altherd AD s. Comeweial Knel„Halsres-quy, What 4, men, they told in. that they bow no suet party. Mier to other Detail to lapis %rhea, se I 7 th ere he • newts Iwo Mil MO bas would ask the MY five o'don and ant tiding him at the Warned to the Oommoord it Ire deka. He rota lime. I was pig back kinks *drift A rasa nen I riedt know followed ese. He said, " Are you the lan imp a with goods for Mr. Anion ?" raid Inn MA mesa themadd, " Kt. Ames won't be here te te lie sem X.: woad wait he would be il l a ' it le Rm. I an ted" Very well, I han • an UM I *Cie them ma eamp: 'bid& ther Inas " Whoa ns . lock, a......,,„....4.0111% the sn oft he bon; H. eihjimi hid Hid inn I onsiderable time sespond Wei, Tea Mahan the tie 'ease with roe aow i ts d th h e a re4 WIC Pol l , but he " odd hi 1ie 164 I" ' 'that I had • and I;slid I bed. H. thee melon to Bin. ..... i.a. Who ie MED Mere lie talk s key out cd Ms L a. ad Wooled the Irina of the coach-house, and "Do at eon Mari, too." Nothhw was said for , tres or lm. Wanes after we went to. I beard him harig at maseildmg, bit I sent oat tall what it s ,was. I seledbles what he ne doles. He mid hejladi kiamMe, id he OW mot get • bght. 1 midi I led 6 anille wry .lariekined 1 pet my Mad in my pocket to Wm c is the welsh. A thought *ask me that something was mega I lend my heed, end Mesa Mediae him the osedihe ied the shot. I them ill dems, sae when I did hems& held of ma by the hamtionsidel sad pre it a twig, ma pared my windpipe. He theft pit his band on my ardh, ad I might at. it hi In& i my moan and li him asraidy— se swab sr, Oat be Whit cat " Murder r 1 ibis pe.tl mid dunking thin owe • pft then, I mid " Sworn 177 b one iony - Wings. Bears ka P ct iel Aellsr . ammirse, but he teneessied himself se anima being *Mb; anon to pay the bill. Seim Inspector fox, G division, deposed—From lailerma- Yen I rewired yesterday evening I weselita the idle, in =l7with linolisad sad other ocamishie ka lllname , 7 esmair. I put Mulholland in • ' to now tin nor* the way he wee, and bow begat con/ tee dile eft by MOM I saw a epos on the well, • the. I ea the grand and aw the other oat Illp is mall bullet about the size of a Ilhibtam demil with • Impost ea the and al it, as& peerin a l r epee also food. In the nide an • wryl a i /rd, about six feet long, forwent wide, =4 shout fear la ink s , just like a grave, esesdagimada lately ; the Mies Mime by a small boy from Mn. Orator. of 11/ who mid he wanted it for • Mr. et agotreet. The ie the most extraordinary ease I ever John Tam, 177 D, dersceed—About Ma nn ir il w ee. ea I we. Nitta( Im Bride wain small boy ease i s me said s mem amide* ilt I at nee watt there Wine Ms peer use to =est, and every at was eidi le pe to the Mani door for fear he wadi be Ask I amedmealle to the haspital, and net over to the nein den nine the wean, I fenithe tee Simi into the iie OM ii; L p len Sid put .kW bee the Mel t jest hers / the wed • ash to the eta ' ; gat awl anned ben le trk.m...yrill. the min, sad fond is • g a l: lam ledi age, and • madlc with •id ea It ready hi light it. 'here was is pin .= and a and them I saw the hole about sil f hag, unmet four feet wide an four feet deep, The rip was ereekty Oren op on both sides of the When I son& eilmilem el the elate I went to Mrs. Choker, 67Appreanima„.111 lady who owned the proniese, end saw mid lad at • ineint ago she let the stable to • emeg hey where rillimae know, but he stated to boi *IA it yea nand g Kr. Dwyer of North King-stress. lime preens who ware shoat the pin saw the min rue nay to the Knellem it Weed-lane or Harranstreet. Au litrempe—KM the as say be was the penoa who k t alsoli e ser l sir he did not. At first I took in to P. ' Li /oft Cr lien:MMlt ral g e t el h b igt ica a t ia rrry m oo e amierke i == s ta hc sa k d he wea frockccat re , mrrkabl t y , sad tenesam , dating • lox4l In pocket book I found I din oovered a Ida the bill which Mulaillend muse to . Mei Odd me Mang he had lost the bill, but le supposed d bed con The onset of the bill to be paid wee Bf. 6a. 6d. Fox—l. the idEllismed ia his pocket book there was N. 11.. 6d. Mr. Streoge—/ doh thin I can do more to tie /Met ale present. I see *Me • wormat for any pax _ worm I can Mire the inemenoos. The information wire accordingly taken, and airs the matter den& Tho lrameasea Jorrad, commestig on the above =pet furious dier, says : " For some tame pat a number it the Eoglish swell mob ban alionsd the attendee of the detective pchice Y. Dublin. Thies parties hare Lea Moody watched ; he, notwithstanding the *Samos el die police,. a number all portmanteau, bonnet hem he., belo nging to pone prong to sad from Wind, have hem deka. During at. months pad the hum .-.Mond lad& way were so may and so peat that the poise nee Mind to exert all their soli dimmer the plemdemem, bat ware q••• as in fault • to mooed for the camber el Tway robberies were reported to Imre osoarrod. At earth a maker d 'fees' Woking Widen* domed e rave. way is the prengleg st and weeziag a nee sty of showy trinkets, awitalths elogi of the dstectivcs ; as boa appeared from the police reports, several of th have ben arrest and • large nanny of reliable emir tossed to thew possagetsw A yam w man, the the of • ble trader, im the dry of Dahlia (the Mune it M - aisWl. to e . apprese dm Me preen), was noiarked M he tawbently us the aomenyef *see psalm. Hat the pants et the young Ewa being Immo to be so able and above atraineeek he was Ink sespartid la collusion with the adieus pereda Unitise br ained into he dietremeer sad emligmemen ad inn and that be hid miesiedri • lised. em • , sir. (aim, and bed lama milmo for • Whoa to ethereerelemees, = n all • ' lei Thh was t h e no had hiredtheelabi olf on - . hdlaerade—whe thr pi fd thumb—who ded lithees loth tZt&meiandd I.- d ligi. balland. This nag no was of bah , * was wanton, over the reanoes of Duns and Sue inner* men wain roof of the house where he dwelt, la order to ISOM, delsetioe. Doubtless, imbued will the parts lt _ Wee of *is =heel ol Mcrae Mmtany he the' notion a novel eyelear If anise rob. Derr, by hie eimeepoilla_ empandence. The stable whe by Yds pane Ina three& the medium of a * ' in the peon of • hey who lee berm h mowli o lre Mead, idadrieen w fa ther *hyena %A lie saelhers MI6- by Malty mai - writ* to Nelda Mrs, and ard en of the ro win to the silicovery el Me ponied= el the &MOW* to cirri" , • fallow-eradase of life was • hid and allselionate leas% written by I& dieted mother, ie which prayers Or hill oonversioe were more sweat the Mae fer his duct. The poor warm, well haw* har headwrillag would be raeogniegd by her. son, did mot Max her signatare to the letter no discovered is the seerease leather - • were also bad_ the /wands, • • , * tense for the dralem of the leen den to the allided warm she ease thesis at winos ly her bud, sod hod Mom her to he swarthy sow Tw ilo o l swirolhoe •• • '" ^ "F" aim lean la the dale, which, eamtunctioe 7 mil Modem. plaosil i Z tills dodgy a arida so, it, is Me ant te nall pin d II ilea aid is On Ilri Were Mktg ea sighed*, allimpled raserior, Mr.. . ". r l y7e7 l 7the 0 Diehl's, peaseded without •, • , ;4 to organise • amiss el emehai of police around e. ary or outlet Arno nigh the culprit could nape frm a city. He. wire phase el every railway station . and at every steamer abed to dart either from the North-wall or from Kingman during the entire of yesterday, but it is feared, from the following circumstena, that the Sallalliill has pled aa ' Alwatas ' amazed kis E n glish teadedarates. Shortly below the mail bait Flirted from the pier at Kiaptowe 1110 Ti coal mes* enema the cad inomer, no had w mapped oing the denser deed to dart, saw a n he ag men neleg t ee r the SW Gessfeeht Mb-here in the dined= e lier. He pale sad a a dale of pea esellmemit. He I ra ll e e sdrid — Cia steemmr ime neat to men br Megbad ? He wadi meweved in the ellemeateen en, free are data inns gin 4 him hp the pets who at kin thin wee little dent that le was the pas. who hod fled from Debi' after having failed in his molested attempt at under and robbery. TM shone wine have hen actively at work is the aide' of ihe Oleo, aid. drabilma, &Meg the course of this En • r banarrow, the Wenn of at nit to. , meet terrible sal diens rheas for the pane of • manes it maims wed nisherise la the centre a city will be hi the handset Polies to mower deeds." laud& k pin : rd k f zst Favour op TICI RitorCllD WINS Doer.—A pc& Hr Ms tie ANN a wise Mame bee boa met to Ilaekad ler preeletellea la We taws ecesatileiet d It. aeirliell. The reara=r a r Speala vials taveas assailed ate *roper and Calm ti ot to, Paler& Se ashes Ile =d ir. ......... ~..... Oarrr So Ur p r obier bous Mill tbeltdibi4 prodani saga ea Oat aloe le to gnaw 4100 W tbe 1 cape or kali Akira elass, .al bore the boolips i=m4o.4o.4ftemomi ... Irlireentvo, -agsday, fawn - wow lNa: lridil, 4.et icarut.-...._ Mean. Maryt•boartabL—Thiulido, hia. 81%4 wire & Old.etavet-taitt —rosit&T. Jan- 1: 111. 4 • own. Catabonwill Kaw-ro64.—XandAy Dec. IL marinc& , -w•dowsday Is& L Woomos.—Tburidsy, an. & UN 00112111 T eluted tor the p • INSOLVENT DEBTORS 00IIRT.—DIKCIRL'''' (Before the Chid Cionmikairser.) Ut Rs MOON ALEIVID !ZOOM nit inaolrentot tlaestricel ameger, edam come was nalk• timed in ear war an his appliontie• fat beal, appeared be baud. Mr. Robert Gratin There was no opposition to the The Waive.* who had bees the hyaena and Sedan WAD 7lasities, surd his sppeereace Won the wart to hit memo hom prokesios ham insillognine to meet hit sa C ia llblet Commieloser, eller s way abut inveli4l.4ol," required creditor to be served with nodes, and th e ogee wee adjewakto the 11111 Jamey, sad the discharge on bail was until the next ocasion. Odor* Ir. Oosomimiewer Nichols) .... If If JOWL MOW Meehan, a seminsehm atm kid laded se ' 1 Ansa Onartordotreek waa ern* lit Kal r• Day% iheriel.'D•loll", taro mormaaari ; and suppertsd ic • -The =47 had ham smseled lig a person Fwd John extra te et a il ba ta:Z akaa I.4 l l.lll f a s t tt l e ad A tme Weer of an ' - Echerta was alleged b be a erediter te 'tar a blink mare, and ft was edthitted by Xi: 'Nei amen was i friendly too -1 oredintto amble the le take the bandit of the sea. 110 the !kV .. kerb eunisswaced =L Misaalosb leralemi WM 110, mi list the wee Mold% and the Lenin eons ///hdenir said it Mu remarkable that wee ware not die =AßU the truth whoa the Is* eseeNt three th em and the inearent were sagmbeed apert. Tha ia invest mid the black.. mere was and to him two er three menthe haeli. and he gave as lOW fir it. On the ether band itelmree , Malt 14 sold in llecesobter lest, nook Web* maths ago. ad the ar.knowlefg• add. abith he said his " ohm bid draws out aid th• laminot til let e I sagest The doemosat was prainsed, and Mt to aided *MS Ilajpigaber. Bolsolistill de th•ZeilOsill *on abort Mainz; it air: not sustain a 1.•.° s i I: . „t r.. , i.4 ......al gr...... .oast ... d f a k . is amid Mk will a del, which bed, be urged. ham * " fair the eseire. Mr. Bar good ailed it endow le show that the in- solvent was mond is hie anion el the tammetion. geb tlimil Mr. Ohonlinoiser Nichols to grant an adjourn. meat . lie7ileonnant *IN a vthous silk, mei Wald Mr ltuigNmillisa. Hi Ha sesp mm laid it dome the d to ceder motels ci, golitioa ea a blindly meet thin -most be aamooliso a le Yes bow Ides et the debt la thb Moe he eilnl , OK sestils' the penned, sad it was cellseed to be dhodiesd. The mein ma mooed ingly damaged • • 1 9 , •••, s .• „ ON . • 14,11141/0441 • SI 4 .1 usrsf „ 117 4. THE POLICE COURT& - -- - MANSTON4IOI7BE. iii• Mr. Alenader Heedsre o r e rs summoned ipe for cola[ W lard instant. old John Oooper and Willia artist m n Asla t wo hi him esveha were oho charged with the like ! Shilegielt i = s zesn at the top of whore he Marled hie I, l:i 4 lFlft=le MIMS Wilt @maul that % .00 the ammoser in he es hiebeshoes (Terse great maloyesee to Mr. ICONS. a MA hi shoo maw who cel the shop, sod Om elhes idiehlhonlm al the who mod every dirt In theft power to get std of bid without effect. Mr. M'Oratit bas resorted to the expelliset of apply's( every week fere a DOPOONO whist the eisfmadant sod the phase in he *Moe kg_ ilhindhY trading, and they Illwall Piot iltiatFi sal age heed, bet in the ease of the Nervosa" this is cap hispenathe,se they dsekhe to pay mytiiise. r = that they hem so goods or chattels apes whka d c a , bits. As the eery alternative dud by Ha act which is ow pared is the ship of aegkes the is that the fatties shell bo phial in the stooks for hip lee" seed Di oda a plionedim at Ihe preset* time is niN r,,i ci:tt of the quakes, the hope peosisisness er e7rticil e of the defendants pleaded 'silty. The Lord Mayor said he was sem that in the remit they would old that it was not worth while going on fielliting Um , which it ths dad Ins pare to prom too @&: Hs then ordered them to pay a floe of halfw-crown to Mr. Month and another 1 lies eche of the summovi, in all twelve aid that be should pay the money, but the SHIN aid they were enable to do so, end they had no upon whelk the umennt could be levied. lig Mayor aid thet at premed the order weed be 1101 they pay mem* mad ni g hty shied they wield sot pay, and ha so goods, they retire, and it weluld be ocaisidmod what steps mitemid be taken to ViDai- OSIO Se law. Mr. irrirath was them charged upon a annimono with • • lad lammed Rook, who is is the emir all Mr. -- - ih Mr. Heard, the solicitor, appeared is InSphstolld als plaint. The complainant stated that he vas hiblhAl!hip Sr. Headhunt to exhibit portraits, and is ilitirs to have their likenesses takes. He aid be was on Friday, when Mr. MOrath ordered him to be cause he ref used to do eo, he shah him on sad pushed him into the street, and hurt him a good ditiaL ' Mr. M'Orath, in answer to the complaint, aid that the transaction had entirely view out of the annoyinq proceed low of Mr. Menders:la sad the people about him. The hot thing be did on Friday wee to exhibit the summons he hod reesived from this men in his t ait frame, with some ammesta of hi own grossly heal to him (Mr. M•Otath), sod this caused such a mob to ahem that the poilbe were obliged to interfere an i compel him to take down the *rut After this the boy /took wee employed bawling out to the peelers-by to ohms and have their kikeseseas him% and he made sash a seise a to disturb Se whole I lama He was compelled at ha to squat him to be quiet, but be only laughed at biro sad set him at dolma, sod being aggravated at the moment, he certainly posted him into the Snit ... _ _ _ _ _ . _ The lei s liayor amid that Yr. WOrath wee not justified Is taking kw into his own hands, and he ordered him s te m ma Ike el dye chi for the amok, aid seven kansvozancs.—The Lord Wyk has received $l. from L. and S. ; L. frogs W. Patina ; Si. from F. W. W. ; 101. from a few els at *maw Thacker and Co.'s, New. vs& has B. Q., transmitted through the Mari polkeemart ; and as order foe Ito Sens of meths AL W. Phillips, of the Owl Exchange. The Isa War aidiad dkatice will be applied to the pep.= of Us Oft Elbelma. which renders gnat meistaseene gear fa titsLelee.s sewn LAYSZTH. Y. 4Ni t ata De Ifiesoura, alias the Count do irfilllollllh SI7 baths " British Lahti/to of liairmid Gagne, ea hastitalo had at ChrAiisna-plaeo, Oselsrisall. sad said to homage& bk szisesnme far upside al 111 sad M. Jam Depliqftifilliek clerk them woo the bar Wig Ile Web . G. C. Norte% far Vitsr ex amination, a.. *harp of stialiug some furniture belong* to the iastibida — lt .h . r be Zoilleeisd from what Isowepleal at the former emuakatios, that about 18 leases lame, M. Nadia, • ?reach geathowa, residing at lwarakleosee. Qtass'ir to toed, Frahm, tad laid to be a soma of met with the priet Delffereoun, who te be • ewask awl Webb raorted. sad Idoe:asessas itzmt, be took him tar Ids 114 sad is pocket mosey, and at the British Institute of I/altered Genius, .l Jive hka the pest et alwatry. Bowe the. after Erdal& appeweass. all be, like the amt. lesteaPro"climar twos, err spristed sash* art for • to the orstrarr, the Wow el woethise= their own ' works den indocileudos el a/1 of ark v =r uillk iftesstat e° e lle traesdite, a nd the d these who.. wake ealided them to • diploma rset s isi n , as the owe might be. At heath they appeared he pa weary ai the waseray of air, sad • lanais' ht nalhe coast hang received two haters from beekriag 800 frams, both wade a bolt, Whin with them an the armaments and faralturo, and locking up the WNW& Wald of the polite was riled to, asd they had nil emit, he peserith of the envelopes of the kakis mad two of the sets ler no frame each, and hie enweals• powered of the !igniters and 41. or 61. in mosey. *Wawa t wer n =ei for further i law oquirsud Ow to newenwit. wretch • written, wit remodel to Litho Pagewear sad oe of the iselitutias ; sad Yr. !bile, *lo, as on the former worth eatioa, stheaded for' the pearealos, informed the maes tro that he got a Mead of hie, • gentleman then pre. wok to who • lasselathe es sear as he could- aad this. =ts, he said; sad that gentleman would read the This ibreweest was writhe IA the most poi. pow style► sad the deeselptiss 0111111 fil the diplomas, the =and the lama; of oilloo, woe aso inflated • tins! Mg aitsary stied meet doubt their genuise-1 arisa4.... c.. r... , ..........k..116 MAW* ea a law bare the harems egreessestaktmp, • am to whkile elespriweer Do alarm alesolted the iiiipailakek goo • It wee _obislood as a matter of Kum Oho withoeithest herenet-laws serer &Midis/ it wertherhne to wade through it, sad if they . 110 1. they roil have a treat that would be wet first! boailit et hanwrseers. Xs Natty arearked that ei Wee kW asewhalisa - 16 was tolealthed ithe4Llol. beal esse asalieed fer the • • that ashes* medal wee* Ws keit bra et thst to patter fact Vas easailutei a ll i =ere nio isethanow NA "Heats ad Wee ewe NM shake abed the. hi lißa r tram a l =ref ;relits — din:bilMmels IL: Mari* model; to • and 161. still re. Iriitetion wee in , &Med to his dirt in nolemamem lien 1681.12. 2d. Mg.Nortoo—There ie or delemestemeseconected with this snob+ that I Must ry mu met euleardinery, and that is Mat be did not smoke istp o p ea lepai to hie ciarader and antrellente fern On ee lei himself before tiltiag Wei luta his bresereed I in a eltudies w3ieh simnel lira to eserespord with peaces in Mgh the some ohervation, will apply to the other • - acbuired that his worship's observations nettling with jus t in to his dist, but the fact was, he r oi cr earge tf alinne 110 lY on by Ds Neenoun, whose rem - pof begged to read, the origin ham in Wien Immdweiting :--" Dirt L. D. De Memoors, ern of *es and Dui:disbar, titular member of the Imperil So grip el Ameiviste of the Kehler of France ; booorary , %ember of Trutoncal Institute (gold medaß ; titular mem- bar of the African a .; member of the Institute of MOM Arts (gaff • der of letters ; member of the ,Lye Argosy M ; utemier el the Ror edom liFiclah Ardensy. at Jircimetmly ; member at the yof Bel* Wires, Rarer and Arts of L. Rochelle, and of miry nth termed Societies at Franco and of foreign countries.' Arid lager.) AR Mhos% sir, are mere te that his real im is De Ne -4=l"ilargild Mt be, ham bra convi:ted in a far ehangima s i ge t ee . We And also that he C iF redelved two ass an the 13th Dresher emelosing three noire of 1 Rance each, and roam on the 15th containing the eame saguat ; but the only charge which I purpose making at present is respect* the furni ture, and I shall regret from your worship a remand to a future day. .Mr. Norton—Well, sa regarda the furniture it appeared to have been bought for and been part M the institution, sod under the cireuretemsee I sissold , set hel justified in detaining the perowa Maim ems lime I wish some O e that reached re the SZSZlABilikell Win have me reepecting this institution , one M which I wish read. The Chief Clerk here read a letter siarecterising the in. Mutation ea "a per Got swindle." Mr. Norton observed that all the perks engaged in this hoar* appeared to be Foramen sad ferigners, and r M. Martin had admitted that he had been subjected to a heavy penalty in France, and De Nemours had been con victed for changing his near he (Mr. Morro) should feel it to be bie cleft to Mese en gee eloriusieste is the ease sad all the eirearraten essmested with the inetituie before the French fir, serf it would be for that gentle man to idea. sada a aims so he ties& proper. Tlespeimilies wait Oland Yr. Jams &laps, lie mast. of several tabs, was : t Nr il with ha Molly detained the liars of John ia It appeared of Il that_ Ise _complainant had signed an sent to pa the dersethrt 1.35. per day for the Moil:: cab, On however, when he wet to tie 'yard, ea anal, Ow delieaant required him to goy Ifis. for that day, end to sign ea agreement to that effect. Tik • complainant refused this, sayT i f that he could met earn the dkA wuk. r . (41 ' Vo r i s :e ms :l7cl wl' de=l for !locos,, but the refi n ued to th e give lup ; end when he west the day st il l refused to give - up the horse at allow idea to:lisvo-a sob. _ _ The defendant admitted this chary, cod eaM that as the min termed to pay the 18a., but chose to walk shoat mot day for his own amusement, he should make him walk about two days foc bis. Mr. liortoa said that a more mesa or paltry exhibition could not be imagieed. Here was a tam in which the man had signed as agreement to pay 13. a day, which was a very lugh mm , and then, became be would not pay 18a. for ..Chriatasse-diy—a day of all others upon which a master should. not he hard Alma his men—be refused to let him hove by Houma The &deadest haying eight cabs did not make him a better maa then the sanploanant, who had it perfect right to sign the agresensat or not, as be plmeed. It was the exaction of each large eums by cab proprietors /or the bin, of their cabs that drove the men to impute Amon the publ idastc, in imam to mike up the anionrt. The defea win oared to pay the somplaineat le. • -day oompeasation for the four dam he had been kept out of _employment, backlog the expeanseof the 110111220111. -- -- - - 10141181{SNWELL. .Mr. .1L Cox, at the new saw mills, Cared-road, was on • eummens with umiak( Mr. Samuel Ores, a of the London Volunteer Bite On 18th instant, while the Loodoi l :t id e e. Bripde were . poaching elms the Boll's Pond-road, the defendant, who wee • spirited hone, could not peas for a cab in bast a 1 . inAbend two . companies had to peas at the , thee, but *head et waiting after oiling some insulting ="4"to the volunteers, go attempted to drive through nialcs, 41 , 101111( great confusion. Some of the robin leers mined there en which defendant struck complain eat sad other Telemann with his whip. Mr. Ventre" whiter, said the step had been taken to *row Wt /l one could Pet hunk and assault volunteers . 11.6 , but they had no desire to punish the de fiat he would make as apology for his conduct. Bahr dstendsat eipresied hie williPgrsas to adopt this engpetion, and said be was augedingly sorryat having taken the step be had done. LimmenaeaOslonel Hicks, on behalf of the brigade. ac espied the apology, but said that he wished the public to nedenined Bat on any future ceosaimi for a trailer offence the meet dekomined proceedings would be Iskea *grind the Offenders. The matter then dropped. SOUTHWARK. Joshua noises, police-constable 259 M, was charged with committing a murderous assault upon Thomas Moat with his staff, thereby placing his life for some time litil•PardY• TIMP prceevator, who had been endued in Guy's Hospital ever Niece the 9th inst., said he was a porter in the Borough t, but be had been convicted at this court of trifling offences. He was well acquainted with the prism:sr, who was in the habit of annoying him wheeren he met him. On the night of the Bth bat., in Men:in home to street, the prisoner came up to hint and began abusing and and afterwards, without any provocation, struck him WO. nd UM/ on the heed with his staff, when be fell dews sensidees, mid was taken to Gay's Hospital, where he had berm etre since. Mary Orme, a chandler's-reap keeper, and her son, a young Dm about 18, codeine' this Statement by the pmee ea_ ,ter hod mid they were Warming el:their shop, when they beard a nobs in the street, and epos gam out they saw the prieoner strike the preseoutoreepseledly ea the hired, and this ha did while the latter was on the ground, c eat for mercy. He said, " PRO* you measthiag. I you to pull out a knife to me." There was another son stable en the opposite nerds of the read, but he never inter fered ia any way, and they.both went off together, leaving prosecetor seesaw won the pound. Neale. who regime& km the defence, denied the ac cusation, and said de should be ebb to prow treat this was a ems or mistriken identity, and hoped it might be postponed. Mr. Combs mid this was a awl of such brutality that be should send it for trial, but would remand the prisoner to allow It the production of further witneems. • !BILLS TOR NUADZE IN SCOTLAND. Alit the Glasgow Circuit Coati, before Lord Ivory, en Thursday, Patrick i Loamy was eliar with the crime =seder, be having on the evening alf Mahwah'', 101 h, or Thadsp, 11th of Novanbar is laq„ or art Esithistatet, Alexandria, attacked and am hose %a*, /IMF • • ker, residing at Baldpate* with a lags stabbed and cut him fourteen tease ea the Imeast, sad chest, and stomach, whereby be we vierall sad immediately afterwards died. The jury a. ananhimus verdict of guilty of taindlr, with a toad stsang !geom. ateridatton to wing, is the growl 1 plasies, hewer re• sowed straw prointeehon flea the deesseed, and el this beim( feel wins el with he bed been friend guilty. The remind ientesee et doe, to be carried into as on the /ennui. At Before Lor ds. on Friday, John M'Fa4yma ins at the kr wsp.sherge of having, on Saturday es egad w My math bank of the river Cl f WSW yde, ' stolen two from Ike person o .• In* Ale• c • and atgr i held t i i i er a ti= at theism pinitl infn and him Wow*, maw by a sake ma be was drowsed, the of theft befog aggravated by previous meridian. Judging how applereine the prisestr b about thirteen or fourteen yore *id, but in reality is about twenty one moss al sp. Ae described by the Re v. Mr. 'Manure, Gommor of the ohne, House of Refuge and Reformatory &hod, &me Windyen was detained for needy Asa mars under a warrant of a areghtrate. he mentally, morally, and p hysically dwarfed or stunted. It le adgetted on all hands - dot be ia a lad of weak smiths &from is that he is not responsible for his slims. A good deal of *Tidier* was taken, and the burden ef the medic l portion of it went to show that he is in sound mind, and balm per fectly well the distinction between Add and . The prisoner, in hie declaration, admits hes* eelmtittsd the crime, and states that ha knew he was dig wain which was punishable by death hut be dal us. Whit et the wow quenoss at the time. The aim was adjorsed till the fol. lowing day. Du BAlllfe DILICIOI7I MAWS RINVOILING kW MAMA FOOD effected& MINI which rates, such as to. iwy. ' fistelesay, tha im Own- ~ of e race r ie OtEll. bieurillsa, . ..._,'•' --' ' isupessiems, add*, hnien , bum '"''• oars% w ilseig= deT io=tom. ais i a kw' pone par ti IMO at &eke' ii=or e rs. • ' ft A ir :. ~ .- a altx t Vz - arL r -a i ..... a ""Vr• ..«Fr i :::: r i:Ll i, i ' I . " r .. i' l 2:lra Kam, . , De • Dr la tins, with bairact6m. : Mb.. : U.S. : M., ni. ; sink, fr.. c DORIT In 4 00, 77. al 1 MARKETS. TALLOW.--BarORDAT Amnion:v.—Me mutat has 101= 041 t s and pncss old the same as yesterday. to Willie& 400 mks austral, 121 casks. Flee haw =whet hat bum Ittihad any new fea- Awe. &Am the week to repeat. Bodnar wee 'entirely inspended boa last Friday untirlitedneaday, rime when thorn her Iwo thmei an entire abseno3 of demand for Y.O, whisk be. boon quoted—although somewhat nominally 111)--1111 lOUVWII : , 60a. on the spot ; 595. 6d. 695. 9d. far &lively this mouth ; 60a. for Jemmy to March ; 58a. for April to June ; and 575. 91. to 59e. por cwt. jot October to December. No improvement in the dammed cambe looked for until bud. Hess shall have been fairly reauniedtin the forthcoming year, when, considering the dulness that hu existed for some time past, it is only reformable to suppose a better inquiry will exit, at the same time an reaction that may take place will doubtlees prove ci a imporary character, seeing that trade la gemeal hie become ao prostuted by the anomeleas position at the mast. Town melted has been in fair inquest during the we* at the more general price of Mt 6d. pat cwt net, tram width eke "fie latter = sit, has beet unaltered to-day. Makers evince much and, at a trilby osicession, would doubtless effect • cleorawes. In "sane lie principal inquiry has been for Australian ; good to lee beef tallow has realised 575. to 575. 3d. per cwt., while other descriptions have been in limited request.--(From the Circular of Meows. Culvenre ll , Brooks an On., dated Friday evening.) .001TON.—LWIMPOOL. Dec. 29.—The sales of oaks to. day are estimated at 15,000 balm The market obese firmly at extreme prices. WOOLLEN. LUDO, Dna 29. There vas only a limited attendance in the cloth-halls this morning, the weather Wu/ very dark and foggy, tut a better business was done in both markets than on Tuesday, and quite equal to what is usual for the loot market of the year. oarroN 000D9.—hiancwasma, Dec. 29.--I'he yarn and cloth markets have suffered through the shame. of merchants and nraufactusars awing the Christmas holi days, bat a very fair amount et Waimea is reported in 811 b. sh*Ungi (40.inob), T-olotim, for Chios, low shirtings for Bombay, and yelatins, at wary full rime, and purchases to a good almost have beea made in to 24's water twwist, for Mac The orders for sloths ham aloe increased the dir nand for home trade yams, so that prime are a fraction higher. The hands of both *mom and manufacturers lave ham sireegthemed by a further ries in cotton during the week, and 40's to ids doubled yarns are reported td. per lb. dearer. Owing to Tuesday next being a holiday tin market is again fixed for Friday. 0011.1C-Ciutusmor., DlO. 29. -Wheat and barley were each It. to 2s. dearer ; very high prices were asked for hurley. Wheat, red, sea. to 58e. white, 6424 Barley, 265. to 465. Beans, 325. to 40a. Oats, 235. to 28s. pr 4r. CAW LEY, DEC. 29. - Liberal supplies of wheat and barley ; fair of oats. Wheat sold freely at lent week's rates. 'Barley slow, without alteration in price. Oats a good sale at fully last week's rates. Wheat, white, new,. 21s. to 24e.; oK 26e. to 275. ; red, new to 21s. 6d. ; old, Bla. to 24.. 6d. Barley, new and da id. l3a. 6d. to 14s. Oats, potato, new, 9a. to 101. • old, Us. to 13e.; com mon, new, Ts. 6d. to Bs. Beans, 1.9 a. to 20e. Flour, pee stone, 2s. 4.1. to 2s. 6d. Oatmeal, per stone, 2s. to 2a. X Byemsel, per stone, L. Bd. Berleymeal, per stone. ls. Bd. Dec. 29.-A fair supply of wheat sad bar leyC°l4z2 :; 'all of other pain. Wfaeat L. to 2s. dearer ; bulgy, Is. Desna and paw sold at full prices. OLOOCIRIMI, Dna to-day'smarket was moder attendsd by formas . who held their myopias with drawee; and sullen were compelled to pay an advance of fully la. per qr. Amiga wu atm le. per qr. dearer for some godlike. Maisie sad beans held for an advance. Oata is demand at last wears prier. Imports of the weak ending Dec. 29:—Wheat, oesatwiae, 420 quarters. Barley, imeigpi 2,310. Oats, beim& KO. - . GOTLDIFOILD, Thr. 29.-*e had a good supply of wheat, and trade commenced briskly, fine oonditioned maniples realising a further advance of Is. to 2s. There was more didicalty in placing lower qualities, which brought only last week's rates. Ba b r a t z s ak esi oats mach the Dame. New wheat, 44a. to 74a.; , 30e. to 455. ; oats, 17a. to 2 8 5.; beans, 48e. to fiffe.; peas, to 445. Duelers's, Dec. 211.-At our corn market to-day there was a middling supply of wheat, the quality of which was mach improved, and new simples came to hand in better condition. Bales proceeded steadily, and an advance of la, to 21. per qr. was realized :-Old whin samples sold at 645. to 725. ' • new, 565. to 84s. • old red, 625. to 68s. ; new ditto, 50a. to 021. per 36 stone. ' There wee only a limited quan tity of barley on offer, and the show being hardly sufficient to meet the - demand a considerable advance was asked, and samples changed hands at rates la. to Is. per qr. higher than those obtained last week ; malting, 38e. to 40 a . per qr. ; grinding, 30m. to 321. per 90 stone. The supply of oats was moderate, and the demand proved healthy, at a alight advance on recent canencies ; old, 325. to 38m. ; new, 24e. to 28e. per 24 stone. Beam came to market sparingly, and a steady inquiry was experienced at prices the turn favour of the seller ; old, 54a. to 565. • new, 401. to 445. per qr. of 38 stone. The finest Sour made 50s. ; fine, 48s. ; seconds, 465. ; thirds, 44a. per sack of 20 stone. Noawica, Dim. 29. —At this market to-clay wheat was in rather • limited supply, and aa the farmers commenced by asking higher prices business was somewhat checked. The sales made were at an advance of ls. per qr. Bariey . wis in moderate supply, and prices were fully as high—in some instances 6d. to Is. per qr. higher. Flour in favour of the seller. White wheats quoted this throning 6e.. to 675.; red ditto, Ns. to 625.; damp and inferior ditto. 60a to She. ; beet chevalier malting barley, 445. to 475. ; rues chevalier ditto, 40s. to 425. ; distilling ditto, 31s. to 345. ; oat*, 265. to 30a ; bean 42t. to 48a. ; peas, th. to 48s. per qr. Flour, 434. w 4.95. 6d. per sack. No'eeualAX, Dim ID.-There was a moderate show of wining am eller bast thopeowera at our eons market today, and may alba samples wit in fair oonditico, as well as Wog impsonsd le quality. The inquiry was fair, and n ewel timbre INSII emosedial b. per quarter. Old white de sciptions teem blow cd at COL to 75e.; old red, 645. to 71a; sew, widle,6ol. Is Ns.; sr* red, 46a to 625. per 36 stoma Ot bedevils olsow v kohlrabis, and the tone of the de. mood was very arm, aonsequeotly holders demanded higher prime, and an savanna at Ia per quarter was realised ; rating, 36.. to 425.; Seale, 44a. to 475. per quarter : grind ing, 30s. to 345. per 30 stone. In mks a moderate share of bumbler was trainaned, and prime wan the tarn in favour of the seller-old, 325. to 395. ; new, be. to 301.; foreign, 28e. to 32a. per 24 stone. Beans were a small show, and with a steady detaandl the prime of the week previous were well supported ; old, 565. to 595. ; new, 395. to Mb. per 38 stow. Super dour, 475. to 52a.; fine, 435. to 465. per 20 atone. OXFORD, Doc. 29.-There was a good attendance at market to-day, sad a fair busincaii was done. Early in the day farmen asked more money for wheat, sad in some in • stenos* obtained a rise of about Is. per quarter, but before market closed they were coldest with last week's rate. The barley trade was brisk, with as advance of is. for prime qualities. Oats sad beam ware in request. Prime were u follows :--Old wheat, 64• to 70a. per quarter ; new, Mm. to 65a Barley, 395. to 48s. Otte, 20s. to 36.. Old beans 54a to 60s. ; saw, 38s. to 46a. Flour, 475. per sack. Hay, from 51. to gi, per too. Penutormonoig, Dag. 20.-At oar market to-day we bad • good vapply of whoa, which met • fair sale at fully the pnces of this day week. Herby easier to buy. Oats same as lasi week. /kW sailtared. Wheat, beet red, ODe..to 625. per qr. of 50111 m. ; common ditto, 46,. to 50a. per qr. of 4801 ho. ; oar, la to la 2d. per stone ; beans, 555. per qr. of 53Zba. 29.-7'hme was s moderato supply of wheat at. ow market this waning, and only a thin octant doom Bohm vs@ not very active, and prices must be quoted rap ms bsl week, though evidently having an upward toadimer. For bat*, peas, beans, and oats, those wan only a nowdael bads liocnevm, Pac. 2O.—leraisequsees of the market fall ing so mar ae the atance of the town and I.9ulag a rg 91krarAbiatti p igr : the supply of whist , and most of It appeared to have= =dm* improved by the late Were frosty weather. The Ueda, ma the whole, exhibited rather more briskness, and • fair Asa& demand was expe rienced, beet samples of English fetching la. to 2s. per qr. over the rates of last week, and the trade generally wsa very firm. There was • good supply of foreign at market, and that description underwent • corresponding improve ment. Flour has been in rather more active request, and millers have taken the opportunity to advance the price 6d. to L. pay sack. There were rather more inquiries for good malting bailey, and best samples realised le. per qr. more money ; winding was little asked for. Oats were • quiet trade, bat some prime lots were taken off at the full quota tions of last week. Other kinds of wain maintained pre vious rates. WIBUCH, Dec. 29.—The weather during the week has been very severe, and the navigation is now closed. We bad s fair supply of wheat at our market to-day, which was readily taken at an adman of 2s. to 3a. per qr. on the ratan of last week. Oats, hews, and barley without alteration. Friar to the :—Wbeat, white, new, bk. to We. &ilia peg ; rad, new, 5 . 2 a. to 62a, 6311 ti. r. ciaa, Dow,' la. to ld. par stone. . - Wooosamit, D.O. 29.—At this day's market there was as Inowleasdkandy el wheat, sad the trade ruled dull at aa whams el totkpet qt. Bailey tally ea deer. Oats bait Mt aim sway. Nur sod psen ls. par qr. higher. Toni, Dsc. Kissimmee of farmer, and isotors at our corn market to-day was pretty fair, but the show of wheat was sot an average for the time of the year. The weather still sestienese very seesonsble, and new wheat samples ow mush improved. The amount of bustler transacted was tolerable. at le. per quarter admire. Whit* qualities were dialoged of at Ms. to Sts. ; red, Mu to Ms. pt 7g doss. Malting barley was in middies supply, and the toss of the inquiry was heathy, at fully ls. per quarter mars messy, mks taking plass at Me. to 425. per qr. (Mimi* was also in demand. at rather improved rate*. whit wseisd frogs Me. to 345. per M stove. The cats tssis sommed a somewhat tose4 amps* sad buyers is some lallamess had to pay a givasee erg former inns, lie Mel qualities realising I seasclary, Ma. per It skim Per beam the desessd sad extreme *Ss wise rgidlly given 1 Al b OIL le Mb. ; sew. 49► to 50s. per 38s. acne. Malt, 70e. t !lour, 45. to 50s. per 20 stone. Bmanst.nr, Dge. 21(--At our week we had fair sopp?ies or all kJ a good demand at im advance of la barley &adage, according to qui had a m t e EZ of barley r vales last Ist latte mu per qr. 160011 aupphes of sal* at la. perr. advance. Wheat barley, mr. to q 46s. 6d. ; oats, 23a. Wash Dam 29.—Oar graia, ea anal at this meson of the and oar import list is almost a bh ersy ohmage to notice in oar market the demand for all iwileles ie model For wheat, barley, and oats we rep Sons ; t er lndian corn may be . Mang Fir= the turn high frost has quite disappeared, and en =7with southerly winds. ' 525 qrs. ; flour, 1112 sacks. Oa* 3450 barrels ; flour, 1,542 sae HARDWARE. —Blithiaciaati, this town has been partially a• a el of the manufactories the meta have I te work since Christmas-day ; at ot No, the arrangement ia that rasped on the particular branch on which th Soave of the menufarturers have p thanes; others have amicely an, until inch time as the factors and their journeys, which will not be to the meantime, however, omits wi quarWe; and there will be a mod the f trades there is IftHp c some of the artisans who are emp who cannot afford to make pods pinch a good deal, the trade having weeks. The teass-foundry trade usual; at all the princTal manufac, men are working full time. The e small in every department. STEER RE cam UM= I LIPIANATII 8.-41arometer corrected and Wd - o - c; level : each 10 feet, of vertical rite, cat of an inch diminution ; and each 10 di nearly- three hundredths increase. to shads. 11.-MoLeteued bulb (fa potht). D.-Dtrection of wind (tree-4 (1 to 1!-estimated' . C.-Cloud (1 to 91 e. eke& (detached; ; f, fog h. bail =overcast (du ll . r, rain ; Nersted aumminta-thus. rr. ml SERVING INTE CIA SUALTI Tlngaltos, of Hartlepool, from Glietw domed cm the 10th Deoembee, in lat I UverPook Dec. tr. Gladiator (thip , Captain Jeffarfen frc went on shore near Cape Pedrone November, and he niece gone to pi cotton) covering the heath for nil lady pareetiger, and two of her child' Nov, 16. VESSELS SPOKE Astro'. from Mauritius for Liverpool P R. Alio;e — , from liadrsa for Liverpool LS lon. tea L MUM** from Calcutta for London, Babaonl (ship . from Calcutta for to lost. IDE. - . . ... .. from London foe Adelaide few._ _ _ 'Bicad - Miter, from Shanghai for Lon 34.618., kn. 24.12 z. C. Couloir (barque:, from Cochin for Lf Ctty af York from Mauritius for Quo 8. 100- bzan y ra. 15 W. Mona. from Algcs Bay for Lc Isdnn, tram Madam for London 64 de lon 15.20 2. lICAZIMOZ. from Bombay for London, 0 Lobo, from Macao for London, Nov. 2 United Matra lablp), from London for 48.11 N.. tom 8146 W. Vboanat Canning, from Calcutta for L ion. 7 W. SOSPICTED MURDER St DER/ mu naorning Samuel White, tie (heaves, of the Rutland Aline Inc on going to his stable found • fen ALM, or horses being in the place been frozen to death there, thougt Information was given to the police by Superintendent Rust. The b union, and the coroner sent for. A take place, ea there is a suspicion violated and died from foul usage. detained at the Bakewell lock-u obtained which it is hoped will light. DETZRYINED STicIDZ ON A turday 'diorama, on the approach the South Devon Railway to k place parish of Hingdeignton, mar was observed dslibesately to lay hi rails just in advance of the tram. passed over him, and his bead was a On the arrival of the train at New pick up the body. They found the rails and the body on the other. Tho man tailor, named Robert Kendal age, a native of Exeter, but who working in Teigninouth asd Nana induced him to commit this rash ac [Advertisement. Houal tainty evilest 8 —ln law meet founded ea mappens& a United, to time protraction of the di patient? This can by no possibility o pills : with the utmost certainty they Sam the body and conduct It toward velar complaint be really In existent Solloway's PUis exercise their powe humours from the human system, s sesations or the blood. They awe, praxes, everything that proves pen& and to prevent innumerable (Redeem stealthily without exciting misplace. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, sarrrox—Dee. le, at Warfb;foue Yr. J. Britton, of a daughter. C.EALWW—Dee. 22, at the Priory wife of A. W. Claimers, Teo , of • PAITIIPULL—Dee. 27, at Hoddeadot Pattidall, req., of a *op. GOOCIL—Dec. 25, at Wiltonahreet, W. Goo* lag., of a daughter. LAWISNCL—Dee. In,' at Glouceete wife of A. Lawrence, lleq., of • dab LZKON.—Dee. 27, at Briallagtou.erei Yr. W. Imam of a daughter. IfOETO.W.—Dee. 27. at Clitton.place, wife of Mr. 7. Norton, of a daughte MARRIAOI ItAillintB-ICLUOTT.—Dee. V. al b the Bev. Y. E. L. Jones, J. alai A to Themes babel. wide Dflialf--11TOROL—Dee. SS, se the the Rev. R. R. Waste:nom ILA., Weald, Middlesex, to Ellen, dent Manchester. OUR—BOURN& —Dec. 50, at at. Pi A. Serinbarne, Mr. R. Gun, to Bert relict of 11. B. Boerne, RR., of Er 11000—PIRRY.—Dee. 47, et St Pe Rev. T. Adler, &mart, eon of Sir J. Catherine, daughter of Mr Z. Tem VARLRY—ANDREWS,—Des 47, at Leath's, S. A. Varier, Boa of e. sale late W. C. H. andr WL s lt e r sP —YOUNG.—Docte. at St the Rev. C. Pitglips, WLLCam Georg of Orolveaor.plece, Bristol, to Ante H. Yam& Req., of Stepney. DEATHS ACTOTI.—Dett 113, Mr. S. Acton, of :Wm6,l6T. 2 —Den 26, at Bruniwkk. 78. 70. .risha Rabb second son bat, 1b,.. of tM Nest India MAIM EATHGATIL--Doe. b. at Parry-urn Ea, 8 . 8 . C., aged 67. BINOIIAII.—Dec. ti, at Cals6lll. W. B. 81nohan, La. 111.1008.—Dec. 18, at Pritchard's-rot OrG l . 4.ll —ble. 27, at Trattord.place, elsestor. rir. J. Galt. aged 4s. Triaged sad Tablabed W WM!,Ur Loaibar t t=le .a. a l i t g aWartar. Diumesiri. 1•10. Guano= Mimic& COMSAOIIIII POITILOSH GALWAY I lam LIMPOOL VALornA L T MOWN . Yiamouri Lanai Lae atr lLsw DUM PO L = P R OTS Bane iisoA.Toissu L