The Express. — London, England, 1860-01-18 00:00:00

or NA rtz A toasting, conaboldne photilpolly Of ollidp lu&ders sad the elderhuggifig ellems of bar a dub yards, am held OS tmorahogoi **homed iho llooloty log Arm , Jcparasee e s. he the garposo of aa lnethation of Naval Itrobloollb %a n = ha., it smart, beta la azinnadhentallon pear, daring watch gonad it boo alinioad the support of army salaam Sir Jobs Fairhaven, while Firm Laid d 4llll y, was sus of the ant to &ford it the weight d his ladoesce by a vice-preeldowship, owl with him are l mociated Bllaa the of Mar& ark-4, Sir Frauds Inatiss, Sir J b :la re eftralrom, Siff Herbert, Lord amuses 'aget, sad Mr. H. T. L. Carey, all of whom have ilkowiso aseepted viewpmahleatthipo. With them soblatora sod goonlomma ant aka moo- Owed as .ice-preridrats several sal and whew U& geatieruso, lachiduts Mama wMat sad Lloyd, of ihe Sarve)or ut the Navy's Departammt of the Admiralty ; Mr. Abetbell, master shipright of Parieneeeth dockyard ; Mr. John Lard, of &ritualised ; Mr. lug Baseell, tha Bev. Dr. Woolity, sad the Bee. Ossoa Moraloy. the two hetet gratiecoca b.tag ilhesatheesof volnehlowmolgema ths artery et naval architrnare ; sad Mr. John PIM, the eminent marine mutineer. The mssug mg oosocU of the intimation tmesiais exclusively of pr gentlamin, sod lb. mentor shipwrights of all ler Majesty's docky=l omerst of their marmots, Meerut. Martine Ina Await* fhb t II6I marvel." , IJyyd'o Shining Begielar Olike ; Mr. t,o W hit., of COISIO • Mr. I. Mykr, et Glausow ; Mr. Onwohaut, of Limper& sad elms Whore. Hr. J. VAgaGar Saroada. stdobrublar, of 1111llirall, hio imam arimissami Maw eater. With the council are mamma Mr. leseghMaraiwir the embeett marine anglamr, lad Mr. J. Ilevengw, at *a nor*: and b Uwe. amass well IRA troaigadded gags of Sir W. AVONIIOB, 4 Cordeil I. P. floisrad, sad Capsulate Saliva& sad Waikar of the Board of Tads. who will to lamed to becoros 6..ar as. 1 th. wessral. • sew 10t..0 if unanimously sfutead hie Orono Ma Doke of lf , rthamberi &A to arimegt ff rardo r off proddrt tif the tosteutroa. HIS 61.1.' SHIP COMPANY. After wet report left yestuder,_ Beth the MM• teepee( mei wilMellome wad ths M. regeneeve cams meeebeimmly se the etemielee: The Mr. Ztichelms, Mt. Limey. Db. Oomph XL Taylor. Yr. How, Mr. Dad, sad Mr. lialpsa. This asoi:eble terreisewa of Ur dhowwlow was held with had eaA pews) dreg& was Lind apes by lb* Yaysoing se • a obew el bonds baying bona Wow an He elnitbar Ib wilsor Amid be ibrae.sy Ti. CMAII2IAX Slid Coe M would be nedwilsoil that Ike see derenens would applosed air ohs teem of dr ossurtte. bad bees reeshed end ecestamed by the shareasitere. (Her hese.) After .... dal me se the quake of adjournment, as the metres of the CllAlll7l4l.sessaled by Mr. B • lITAIDOZ, It was reeeired nseeineeely, " That, nursed of ooeuraing • glutei vese Mk the kW" spella sestbag be sit for the 7th ! late elosery, bet that the directors adjourn the sears bar Om s elmt,ll plata the reception of the Faqir( el the V I , sad that tl. .rnb be holm ad journs% mo w:ery, ether the reseptbe ef the kr the abeam see, red Mr the ed Its 2 shareheltere the oreeressity of Me That the special esestles el the fah bernerCtet bid, sad that no see disenne Mmoblcad card! as the seme et enektelf the report et the eser by Me sejeented Oa seethe of Mr. MAGWVII thank IMO Milli SO the it smitten" Mr. Webber sad Mr. Tessieb. Oft the nodes al the Rev. Mr. Mir:note= Aseemied by Mr. Ilacacs, • nee of taroks or also denied to du absirrass. The CHAIIVAX, milying, =ld be we very s e a r i be bad bees teettestil le brisideraboal NIA am aolott.va ur she daillealthee which bed prorresi thimishres le the meeting. The swung than esperstett. THE PROPOSED CON rzitstox OF THE EEO ENT& C.l SAL INTO A NAILWAI. Yesterday & crowded meetiog of the proprietors of !Its Itevat's Camel Company we bald at the Doak-hose, eourider the olker made by the promoters of the Crewel insert Railway sad Dock far a midi iimal perdue el the meal peepirty. Ito YargmN Ot dlausieva; theirmes et the Selormy, who wooled, obsenrad that amposidleas had bars as between ths edielmee et the cempinke which the oontlratali.ort el greptelthe or etlerwle. r. Berms would reed the terms of the arrangement for the tessehr cd the Regimes Canal to die intended Oratral Landes Railway ma Doak Company. The iellAirtsp am the howls of the elTeniMehl:—Thet en payment of 10,0001. the prostheses et the railway to, to he entitled to • treader of the Regents Coal and all its Wm *abject to all its that the traesier wee to Wm edict on the expiration of mar months stew the peeing ef the am, rap to whkh the. the canal company met Is native ell their ' , emir, the railway company to take the 1•1•008 110 II that tiro. and te theritarge lidAlltige chargeable capital: Than Lilian a male et creeptmeetton em ',re sad .Manta of the canal compaay. The atmehr to he subject to the pa of 301. pow then (thomuntleg to 27.618 therm. S ) to the canal pesmissers, chore to to paid at the and of tsar months hem the psalm el the act and tai remain 114. by dues sammel meets la ISGI, 1862, and 12113, with Muria( at di pot east The unpaid part of the parehme-moasy and %alma le he • grit charge oa the meal eampenrs property and oe the mein of the ra.lnay compaay. Oa imminent of the last inetelmene the railway company to he amidst le • rebate of 'OAK The railway it...may Is apply for as ate N ethane the armagement, and ter the wading as and disseindia of the sisal company, and pay ep ores and expiates; and that ths arrangemest to be *abject to the smarm of pselltimmk and to be at an mid, rimpt as to mums to cow, salsa the em he obteiorit tit ltifo. Prevlaich is made for doe emifts omen. Artail by arbitrates. Mr. Btu. ES salt reed a isensthendsthe ebbe hid akin ;awe bet.,. the solicitors et the goo smopea Iwo which it a;.,..ared that there bad Men as dap 111,01 W ; sad it wee ermrd by Mr. Palter, deputy abefrmea. that she pemsoisrs of lb. railway seisms woe MISSIL °WM, Dmeldeon, sad 11 1' lisamie. lie had written te the tamer reelleatazt ores the eabjeet, sad had moan' se Maw la reply from hum, though he hed from the subtheme et the pro m~ten. its by satin li those pathera wars mei mit. It we Mated that they were not. The RAI, CNA I iutAN remarked Mat, enter the climate. thump*. se the arrangement for the deposit of the 10,0001. bad not been Milled there wan mond of to nesting. They were El. rf la a position to Sake sa peopled lion. It a... thee moved sad that the tosetthg be the. soloed erlameatery spar, on the part of the promorm. mud that set possibly might not pees in the sent Sari oi of parliament, and that It might be dame out ender rule 159 of the standing ceders. He looked upon It Oat It wood be as Omeleto foifethir• of 10,000 i. The meeting elereed ina,b tespatistem darns Mr. New hare remarks. Eventsally the acting wee dissolved. SPORTING. SETTING AT MANCHESTER,TuzszAT. TWO THOUSAND. 4 te 1 0.1 Wined (1) to I Boosomote 7 to 1 Lepage (1,) TEI DEW. Is 1 opt (t) 19 to — Tbrumby ) 12 1 Wined ( ft t) 12 Is 1 ikassom (I) 2; So 1 Lydia' (t) ai 10 1 The Draw (1) 10A) se 20 MI Tss LEMDe emu) Asravertoy CAM—Taster aoy (r0e..1.y) wenn Witham Klee. eberged with the a nalog 01 ores eons hone the =aolar et the To tra-L Lords, to receive Oak lbaa la the ctn. Th. Menne wee to littenene et the en . cert. bar, aeliag oa the advice at bM 'skim Ms. Rook.), to Mk eat ett•ri os try the bast mot appro . . la fitly 1.. tze wadi Mr. Lobo adabittal Mist lho bed atie Seed tee .I.r-.deal to Men Ids cent, se be unmeleed no ncosetwavve hod .spired. Tto been enplaned net week • see .coots hay+ bees Inn, me it wee • enteng4 of env. ore t met metier tbsegitererite with the menet is stub On sue eathied. Mr. Reale Mid be seen et de....ont to tbe been, en after beteg astir lid 'but b. rezettaiwoom sore roMiaMs Mo o des to deg, he sneer, to end Les Lag. Re AM ea, bat • delay - of souls bolt so twos er oreiMasoll, sad Mis waior segn trete (Ur. Iderblaof) bad to Den. Oa Kiwi coming tats wort, Mr. Jobs Warn gere lodgment. Si end VW Des smarm*, woos vs lit Mt imam the bomb Mil la abar-. Mae* bat to reeeedt the dehlideld ha trisL No halt dr asloadast comede. ILI holarranasatary solaraca ortasti pro.. W tide...the and, bog be Wand to palm sad tho bomb sere bend to "sash. Ile Wise tiesgle better et atrater, awl pesdarrol • derearat et the mane it sons tetirh b golly gen his the goorneeehip et hie groettarld. Mel as the handl were saw ensiled epee tlet snit, rad :Ml the roan bed reeersobS socoirs to Ow, oluld, they .111*;.1 =the ementitseed and Ow. temgelesern If tor. resitter . mop* is Whet et. p. .be cnid De se; bet with Urine hod atebiog to de.— Lon %merry. 1414vortiarsatar.14,0 toad pills sor asp Dam aro.l , lao tee lellerilke. irdappladap • de Isteehma . brave. verdedy et as. leer. perdeue leadedhea. ornee► .as. hilaweven newel 400.0 P. Penn A.... A w n. nine. ea Dew es N. I i loos awe. • pray • Made. ea aadedalale net rr•i• nrr Sen.. • romplalopio. ..0.1 Joe Moil erni . s e es Ormak . Idliele pervade... or itrobilso li V e a l aj Mao hr• I Meek rdedk ado We Uwe. ts . ft...ie.—wan Dv Balm an • fa, ;7. !goo: dn.'s. 14APAL AND Namur. (/1011 LAST 1110/17 • OAZITTIL) WAR-OFFICE. Ma PALL- -Oomeral MA II LL,JAM• 17. Seth Essimsat st loas—i ir Edward Widls BM to Ls *Amok vice Oessest Ricamod Mask thesassd. COMELDMARIAT DEPARTMENT. Commissariat Clerk Ritessd it of Pries to be &pity eletatSlit 11PartlIITINANTL Cocamirlos Wood b' OS Lead Ussuarat a the county of TES EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY w«~:. ek Clarke Iloodais. to deputy Ikatesoust. Confaisioa afoot by tho Lord Lioatoutat of lb* county of v.... The Essl at Bream* to In deputy-lisatenant. THE MILITIA AND RIFLE VOLUNTZZEIB. 60111Millilai• alined by the Lords Unimak al their reopeothe Worceetembire Bide Volumene—Wired Talbot, Bag., to be caplets ; John Dim*. Baq., to be lissiesset ; Alfred Brinton, Reg., to be Rua Kent Regiment el a =e—Thentes Dunk gent., to be nags, vies Tenser. 'lSt Militia Regiment of Artillery—Tim Has. Robert Nereksim to be mead lisatesset, vim Strother, promoted. lth Campos, et Dereysithe Volunteer Blida—Walter Heiles, gest., to be liestemest ; demsed Lewis, Pm., gent., to be seeigs. 4th Males of Lanomahire &Mary Vekslours—Jacces Doerso, Lg., late major in the Royal Leacesiles Mlilitla Attaiery Beigkeent, to be limuesese-oolend_negememdant Jame Weber, Be g . oo be insior; Gemp Req., to be septatn ; Barton Wrigley, Beg., eti be eepSdei ; Thome Arthur !hubby, Rig., to be_ °petals; lieseg a ß et e Hamby, Rag ,to be 'imitate ; Charles Bedew errs. Bete., to be caploisi Sassed_ Heywood Teessr. Bag., to to repeals ; , James Pitcairn CimsOeb, Bioko° Is cap tain ; Charts, Lingua, Seq., le be captain ; Boehm Greg, into liestmest as bee Meperres 3rd Huffs, to be Int destemint ; lim Beeme el sO • 'ugh_ Condi Leis, gest., to be firm es embier, girt, to be fret lieutenant; Peter Bens Drinkeesier, gist, te be let Lentiment ; Alexander derintem, gest, to be list Ilseimest ; Wails Radcliffe, gest., to be Gat dioceses& • p Jams Peels, pit e be to fins Nestsanst ; George jun., ppaltos amend banimest ; Omega INselahr Rokfsseq b mewl lienemest ; Robert Burks Hess, gM to be 150054 Ilismeast • Caleb Charles gest., to te Noted desteseak bth INTWOII Alfred Pepe gam, to be honorary surgeon. 6th Dirbies—David Bar lour Inenoth, gent., to be deer hommist ; ishemi Haw .Edward Gill, neat., to be mooed liestenest a cpiappm of Lowoolaina Bile Valesimen—Johs Lard Howard, OW, to be amigo, As Robartasa, 226th c o .p a ey—Alemador Bog., is Wi gs, i n bar ML ilesty's Madras army, to be mods; Amis. Iva Camptel4 goat. to be doslemast ; Rebergßereddl, Neat., to tie ens tea . Divisios— _ Ha n amiss Reg , to be oar,tX . n , Frown Philip Rickards, Beg., to be topcoats Winton SP•soer 8 • 0 7 0 `, 110 41_ to be 'lain ; James Knowles, Li.. to be Wilk; Devil Bloorldry, Esq., to be captain • John Pearce, leg., to be tatt r i &mast Henry H ale,6 Bridgford, gem., to be Distimast_ John w, 0 0 0 1 4 to be liestessat ; High Timm& gest.. to be lleulenont ; George Hest* Getilmalth, ems, to be lieutenant ; Sidra Pipe Ford, gat., to be liestesest ; Frencls Beery Glover the younger, nest., to b• lismilessat ; Har bert Philips, gent., to be lieutenant ; Andrew darling, res., to be mango ; Robert May, gent., to be ensign Veneer Walker Nalatn, geed, to be =sip; WBm Declass Wake* gest., to be maga ; Boort Balibrado, gent, eo be assign ; J oho Howarth Idelon, psi., to be Albert Langley Dick's*, gmt., to be amigo ; y _Bandon Brebeeoe, Beg., X.D., Ile he Inman ; RAM Esesers Nana, gent, to bee mbieee-eerpea. 10th Campesy—Peter Allen, Eq.. M.D., to be bigamy surgeon. 111th Divialon—Robert Goshen Dersibera. Reg, to be captors • Richard El iginbothase Thaw, Nag., to be =11; F171310i1l .Tatoss Rams, Bag., to be 11=, Rankin Heap, gest., to be *itamest ; Itoeky Rogerson, gent., ea be Ilem • Albeit NW Mara, imat., to be lieutesest ; Albs BessairyCbale, gem., to be image ; Thomas Alexander Donsiey, gest, so be ensign. 16th Company—Alfred Vag, jun., gent, to be hi/natant ; George Butler liesahall, rant., to be miss. let Company of Northumberland Rids Volunteer,— Fewcus to be lieutenant, vies Feseriok, resignet; ae r Edward Shama to be metre, sloe Palma, promote!.2nd Compeey—Jobs IfemoliA, Baq., to be casein ; Mr. Alexander Sultana& Stemmas to be liestemmet ; Mr. John Tamed to be =men. tad Comps, el Artillery—Emanuel Yocum Beg., to be rapists. bed Compete, of Berke Rae Volisitesee—Lieutiesent the Has. Ale:saw Leslie Idebills Hoe* Rommel to be captain ; bags ilmenal The.... George Boma to be hsettesesu, vim liashwes, promoted ; Ramsay Himuilion Cooper s, be eeelgs, vim Evans, promoted. Cambridge University Me Volitsmers—Charlan James • Bombay, Beg., N.A., to be moils; Charles Tweed*, Boyd', flag., to be ineutesest ; Oswald Smith, Reg., to be semis ; Frederick Whitmore Holland, Req., 8.A., to be captain ; Edmund Boulnois, Rag., to be lieutenant ; Jobs Begot Scrims, Bag., to be solo ; Henry SeMettery Bogies% Beg, to be captain ; Joba Armine Willis, Req., to be lienteesst ; Robert Augusta, Hayford, Fag., to be onelin, Cornwal Veheateer Carpe—lat Company Artillery—Henry Marley se be surgeon. Sad Omemesy—Williant Thomas Alexecider Pattsmo to be sargeste. bib Company RAM —Jan Kempthurne to be captain; William Ocet wych Gerd to be lieutenant; John Peter, the younger, to be 11111111111. Bast York Ride Volunteers-3rd Company—Philip Balt rarebit Req , to be impels ; Rrio tv Slime Clark, Bag., to be lieuensant ; Thames Cuter. Fag , to be sth Regiment of Wine York 111111iia—Major I sa frisan do Cardesnel Blame!, Imo loyal Dragoons, to be inejor. Ilesesneminso—Ber Majesty hae been pleased to the orignaties al the eammbeles held by Lieefteeet Bromeheed lib regkasst. ADIIIRALTT, JAN. 17.--Artomnis6lTB.—Llon torso, B. B. de H. gab (1664),80 bs ir-lieuterat %Ira- Admiral 64, A. MU.., asimmader-b-able( cm the North Almeria' and West ladle rasa; C. J. Groy (18671Z a tt Area, Al , 86, screw steam-p Illmarres ; N (1867), to tag Catatonia', parry ship, at Devoupsre ; J. Hatehsed (1866), to the Impregnable; E. J. uses.). (1869), to the Inaillent, gunnery ship, at Portsmouth ; J. Short (18811), to the Melpomene, 60. screw steam frimille,with the Cbea apart ,K. Wiliam (1842), to the - Hawke , sad N. Berne (1864), to the Argue, 6, peddle-whir steam sloop. Nakamura ratios. Parer A. Thome (1864), to be additional to the Cum berland. Thud-elan Aseistent-Reenser G. H. Newbury, to the Flagged, 42, et Woolwich, for service to ths Fa*Hy, 4, peddie-whesi same vewei, at Woolwich. Awing rbiga,thes Aamistuit-liagtneer R. Bpiers, to the LbastrY. arm Mira stane-ablp, for particular service. Midshipmen A. 8. Cremptoe, end N. 8. F. Dishy, to the lkshanala, 6 assere steam frigate, with tits Chewed squadron. Newel Gybe A. J. Oltorke, to the Cadmus, 21, screw Aro wreaths, Mediterranean 'catkin. COLCHESTER CARP. It is in contemplation to establish a school of proctical eogiseeriag at Colobeiler Camp. The aslbbosr hood offers eipeolal facilities for the purpose, sod the leitmo tifs will is entry way be wimatepova to the temps. About 600 yards trots the amp huts is a pion of water well adapted for the practice of oimtructiag patois bridges, dc. ; and, biligeedest of the lead sear the temp oedisarily employed es • drill-ground, the goverment obtained by maws a Mort time since • arit farm, between 200 sad $OO acres in extest. This is only • mile distant 60011 the present amp, and is Mown by the same of Bliddlewick Farm. The +4 ballasts apes it are the old fats-boar and appurtenants, sad la respect to the study of throwing up wirthwceks and the erection of batteriew, the land might be turned to minable account. It is chiefly timed, at present, for rifle isstruct ion. Sixteen officers end 444 men embarked from the depots (gartered in Colchester camp for India during the pest twelve mouths. The camp is at gement very full, owing to the large number of 'senate who have joined mince the Ist of January. ♦ large proportion al them ere men from the lute East ladle Company's regiments. 369 reornitsjoined daring the this* months ending the last December, 1069. Th•re le . rumour that in conmegeence of the crowded mete of the hum the regiment of the Dublin ♦rtillery Militia will be shortly moved to anothrr oboe, probably to return to Ireland. Colonel Bloom&kl, commandieg the troops in the Col &raw district. has bees appointed to the command of the Ind fad astry brirsde of the (Imams at Dublin, to replace Major General Conyn4hone, C. R. ho promos:le to India. le It not known who is to be Colon; w Colonel Bloonifleid's aumesecw, vorima minim being mentioned. . . . . . It ia sabot:mold, :lid with an air of authority, that the go eeewmeet 110,016 10 Plea cavalry Lanark. at Ceieheeter, and that the ette will be the t wade grouted au the Ilhiltary•reed. CHATHAM, Jive. 17. following any'oyes is tir dockyard, is asaardasses with Agokaky order,. resolved this mom, are la he saparaaaated at Ils• *sat zsdplasuse : J. Iliairoty, asettd lesAitatt air at metal milt' 751 fn. pm wanes ; W. Drier sad IL. Adam, feeding wee of plasm 401. 1.. ark; J. Yea, leaalegma of wlatekara so& ae. ed. ; Thome rag awl J. fflebalb. salters; and G. filesspole, saapispd to sestsi sae, 481. Its. rob . W. ilorlay, aarrrver ; _ Beg, emplots-keesser; sad J. Boise pastor, 411. 14e. Id. Arab 4k. Patrick, Writs ma al kirownwo, 10a. 4d. mil. Weed, stuteltataas laboarsr, 111.1 s. per oats.. Th e above makes hove beet graved sa the sew sale *doped taller the prorisilas of the Clvil Barrios Saperaanuadm Imo. -- plead 11. Rat oet•ausdast of Ws Melaka of Royal Merino Light Wray, teo.ieed oaten Ibis aseals• fro. the Moats f w atrostra4 tha balmy to retwalte to that brascs of the 'invite to be r .1 need II , making tbs Mew sow grow to i 124 a ape or Ito) al Mamas 41. sal • free melt. amen". PAlAcs. ONN SHILLING DAT.-- TCNIIOAI, Jaw. 11....-A4sia *MO OM I...wet s %OUP ; Mr q .... tioketa, s32.—Ti lel widens, 2,701. FROM LAST NIGHTS GAZB2TB. esama etalaa. melmmaism i = 6111. kona. armatar. to Narmada Jam.ana NVW It at am. Wl4 am '" Z 11iaa . 41 =4«4 1milutn rish 66466. ammo. air Jas.ll•4l2Zuri at B O aliallarat. ihomaavra. layaayar. leseksom7 midi-. Ono% 02664 as 4.6446.U4n46661. and Fib. 29. at .... __„■yligitegg. Ike aad army. 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Verdelin sad W. 1 &OWL OWN, sod Osaka. theldfurd. pewee • .:In Mersa as& Jenne bear; Menriewee. ant Drew- al . Lon de% name. MOTOR lIIIQUISMATION R. Ammer Oise. Rabin W Oapie.lite. weetkewe. Jan 111, at the Borst Heed. Clow Me. LLIZAJDIIa "Wow. Hebei& Lunitaldra. grata nerekent. Jan. B. as tae Fanny at reeenrat Ball. Olanew. TllOll.ll Artl2ll. Nadi% Miler. Jae. la. at be Ibbbh BOW. Deneen. Cuaus thsvA iv, to& Aimed. ow rash ishadmiximr. J&*. 24 Si the *allows' LlWary, PIA/. EITINSIVII 10113 MI _AT LEEDS MURAL k4IIJT. A robbery of a very clever and at the same time of a very bold and daring character wu effected be tween Saturday night and Monday morning, in the shop of Mr. Rlline, bacon factor, Central Market, Leeds, note*, gold, and silver to the amount of upwards of 3001., being the plunder 'hand by the thieves. The shop we. dared on Saturday about eleven o'clock, the receipts of the day bring am in fancied security In one of Milnet's patent mks. Oa Monday morning, however, on the shop being epued, the discovery wee mad. that th e safe had been broken Into, and two 601. Bank of England notes, the halves of wise of the value of 891., sad upwards of 1001. in geld and silver stolen ther e That the robbery has been of by some person or persons thoroughly conversent with the premise. there cannot be the sbsdow of a doubt. The period at which the thieves gamed access to the shop can only he matter of neje:dun, but it te trobable that the entrance was effected, about eight o'clock on Sunday evening, sod that the booty wee obtained about four hours afterwards. The Central Market consists of several stalls, surrounded on all aides by shop, and forming a square block of buildings. Ames is abider' through large doors, which are locked at night, end time* ate of these doors, about eight o'clock on Renew maim Mrs. Greenwood, who re 'Ws near, bard ems ens eater the market, bat supposing it to be Mr. Rehm% time dash, de look no further notice of the cireememese. The bee add amity be opened by a deletes hey, sad the of wield thou bed matted trident dlfliseity te emir the tie, et_ Mr. Mb" which wee very traaawoy eammemet with the pendele, the thief hed as same eammented cutting away the weedweeit Is the swam of the deg in tibial two of Maw% paled =he (ear adlehing to sash sod the other the blond pees essumpl. Me rib etartnisi the mosey was emildwhil es en di r use comistlo g of two plebs of ken wasted ben bees, bat hiving between Mina an bandies of en belt and • b slf, to allow the wading of the bek Ada Mimed the ode. The key-hele wee In the centre, opts emiwnsemead, and the Wet, basin evidently previously mil di hie pregeredime, bed pined through this huts, and es betas= the ben, a large dew of powder, which, being lobed, mut have exploded with great force, tearing off the iter of Iron into which the hit ma, and se re:Awing soma kit the sate perfectly espy. &sharp was heard about mad& es Sunday by Mr. peltiken, but he of mores iedse wmpkdoe that any thing we. wrong. Td, Ildeese W lbsa, by mesas of some ladeshexed egos the tire Mew dig lb* mete, an shared thaw of lathing they cadebed. They did not, hollow, eetsamMr themselves with a mertgsge deed foe 3001. and ease scrip for shares of the Oturearcial Inge, which were also in that safe, nor indeed did they touch ' anything in the shop swept the cash. The ethee safe, which was made upon Milnar's new principle (the key-bole not being open), was epperently untouched, leaving the inference that the Monk whoever they were, bad a grotty accurate knowledge of the goatee which ft was most proiltehis for them to examine. • reward of 301. has been offend for the apprehension of the thieves, and the police are exercising every diligence to escort their capture. The stolen notes, Lc ~ are thus described to the polies unties :—Two 601. Bank of England notes, one numbered B•I 30109. dated Leede, 11th July, 1869, and endeared Mortimer, in red ink, on the bask; the other numbered B-Z 66212, dated Manchester, 10th January, 1869, and endorsed en the back Bacon an d Op. sixteen halve. of 61. numbers at present not known; four 61. notes, two of the Beck of England and oat of the Halifax Bank; about 1001. is golf and silver, and a bill of acceptance for 221. 16e., drum by Henry Rhine on William Holmes. Newouthroa-Tyne, dated 7th December, 1869, and payable at Messrs. Barak, and Co.'s, Leaden, 10th February, 1860. DISTRIBUTION or NATAL PRizz MONEY.—Yester day'. Greta ewe seder thee peepestione Sr. now Wog made kr the Wended disiesiien of preesede received, and keep twenty awarded, kr the Deemer Parr*, captured en the ied Jay, 18611, by bar Illejoelje able HMO. As eke Ise the same askenws, seppesed Mary Eli z a**. es p. eared es the Ilth July, 1868, by ha lisketre ship Horan, end kr the Andre., captarsi en thelOth June, 1868, by bar Majesty's sblp Vito,. Due notice will be ern. by tense utheniseeete in the /sake Gester, of the date pro posed kr the cseasiessoment dioributooo ; end, at the sem Sew, the moment et en Individual's there in the ro wdies dries will le ennewneed. SHIPPING AT TIM RAIMATOOLL—On Monday opoombot Oslo the Names& Cloiteitio) dM Hartkoool docks, toot .ad wee, poomsoloi a sum of todvity .. so b go,d to ors viten. otooy cowhide. about the oidopioi otere.ta. It wee se floo a sontlog as owr anew pot AI Mk tool as too • &et d Alp tot mid as odd be &ISO. Thera uthosed Is the Nees, .al the sdb Obi Mak the as WO ousted alzr mob la Shaped et as Imo EVENING, JANUARY 18, 1860. Raw buditgaits. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.—JAN. 17. fßillap st If id Prtas st Osildhsll.—(Bsiars E Ur. Judas lsoldsma ind Moms Jsriss.) mow P. sox AND unsmairs. rsismoza NIL ow SUM. Mr. lisisant Bs/Wain* and *D. Keane wen ad br the plaintiffs • Mr. Isrjetiff . ffitss repuentri the diadem Oox ; the other deindiasilowed Myra& to go by doloalt. Thl• was an attics to =A s ko goods sold and deli trought by this are warehawamen is the t Cos, • sbippasg era; atr i" Osoldk in4. l3 ll 4 l : SOW dohniant, • Miss Dodd. The plant* hod hnn bibs !shit of doing balms with a paean mud Ihsenen who Insilid es the Both Wed trade, at 23, apses-...awe foramber, 1/36, Cox Goa co as the agent for Miss Dede lb ra=r Im u trinteol a mestistisa for the =to of*, huoinms, sod an selsomwat was =tared lab tho pieties fa ths following ma* the house end boohoos hobs solgssd to Cox. althengh Mho Dreld's mew was on this pausloss. The pistol& keel. ads* on Miss Dodd ; awl an hr sisa l a rime' to Cos, goods wen wappilel. Whoa tho Um Sir moist ems oho Alined a brims estroden. and la Jely, 1169, the del Can aphid Am the plaintiffs' agent an of the his. to Mies NAL In August. a Mr. an tawny, Owed es Wolf of Miss Dodd to pay the 6. in the pm& stating that Cox, who be sold mod the poporty, wool guarantee It. On the 19th at the see month Miss Dodd =sound • bill of sale of the Mock la tied, and the furulturo to Cox, In conelderation of a debt of 71111 L, alleged to be than dna tosalser to him. The plaintiffs' ear having essaledd, Mr. dowjess* his Swilleilled theall woe no case against Cos, and Ills lordship kid that Os phitigh Weis bound to show that Miss Dodd was the mast or servant of Cos, and failing that, he directed a woad fir the defendants, to which the plaiatif6 might eacopt. Verdict for the defesdaate accordingly. LONG O. MALL—WAS IXPRISONMSNI. This wu an sodas Inc Use imprisonment, to which the Ararat pleaded that s ferny bad been committed on his premises, and that he had turnable and probable ores to the plaintiff. BeriesatThomesand Mr.Chantook wore counsel for the plaintiff; Mr. fierjeent Belleatine end Ur. Barrow rem ounted the defesciest. The pleialff, a girl !lateen years c 4 age, had been em ployed by the doffs/kat, a boot and shoe ranker, sad had, ac companied by a woman named Game, ban to itis=or wort, end sheetly afterwords, on her return to her • house, the delbsdant, accompealed by a policeman, went there and sald he bad lost a par at boots. The comitabie bed traced them to a pownknar's, bat the lineation', stated tiny had Dot been pledged by the plaintiff or the woman Come. The defendant's foreman, howenr, per sisted is gins( th, plaintiff in charge, sad she was kept in a police-cell al &nerds, night and until Monday morning, when she was taken before the magistrate, and remanded until the 'Wowing Friday, when she was discharged. The ems for the defendant was that the defendant bad lost the boots, and had mat his foreman about the matter, oantkmiag him to be very omeislow the pawnbroker bad stated it wee not the plaintiff or Connell who bad pledged the toots, bet the ketentan ove plaintiff Into custody. Thiokol" bend a verdict for the plaintiff—damages 601. Mr. hawk* Blackburn reserved leave to the defendant to move, although in his opinion there was no reasonable or probable mass for giving the plaintiff into custody. COURT OF RICHEQURR.-JAN. 17. Whigs is Basco— J =li es Lord Chid Baron sad Soros. sad Warne.) DODOII e. rittior.s.—Loart eoctsrtu.-ICDOIUMV. Thu was an action brought by the plaintiff es the nye imitative of " The Pendell.' Monetary Imamate Com pany," to reoover 401., the vase of a prosehen7 note, under the followiag circumstances: It appeared that the deinatleat, with the view of a person named Brown, undertook to be his surety= Brown obtained 401. on the note which wee redeem the 19th of March, and which was re-idgned by him and two ahem The defendant, on the threat of the loan society that they would prosecute Brown for obtaining money by false pre. tames, added his name on the Bth of April. Brown failed to pay the money, and the plaintiff cued the defendant, and at the trial, which took place before the Lord Chief Baron, obtained a verdict in his favour. A rule nisi wan subsequently granted to eater the verdict for the defendaat, ea the gromd that the addition of his signature after the note was made vitiated it as far as he wee concerned, as there was no adoption in law or fact. Canes was shown veinal the rule last term, and the court reserved judgment. The Lord Chief Baron now delivered the judgment of the court, Mackie:ging the rule. Rule discharged accordingly. WALIZI V. >UCTION. This wu an action tried at Liverpool to recover damage' for the seduction of the pleintirsdattebter. Tbajoryomedior the plating!. with 1001. damages, and a rule aid yea after wards obtained to set mode the verdict. on the ground that tt was against evidence, and also on affidavits. Mr. Monk and Mr. Hopwood now showed canoe against the rule, which was supported by Mr. Edward James. The court took time to consider. 111A1ION V. •LTION ° B CABI4 In this maks, broeght by General &anon anima Mr. likeue, her Msjesty'a consul at Aleppo, for slanderous words imputing to the plaintiff that, on being supermded in his commuted el the Turkish Irregukr Cavalry at the Dar danelles he had Incited the troops to mutiny, mud which resulted in a verdict for the defy daft at the Mkt on Satur day last, Mr. Edwin James Is histrneted to mole the court far a new trial. The applleatket will be made es Saturday nest. COURT FOR DIVORCE AND MATRIMONIAL CAUSB&—JAK. 17. (Before the ledge Ordisaryddr. Berea Cheamell, and Mr. hada* Keating.) ST tINVIIOI/P1 V. lITATXTHOWL In this part-heard ow, Mr. Gibixo tending scans addi tional evidence; sad The court granted a divorce OR the petition of the hus band. IXPTON O. LOPTOX. Dr. Boinits or pared for the petitioner Mn. Anne Lupton, of Bradford. Yorkshire, who prayed a dissolution of hoe monlogo, os thy ground of ha Lusband'i cruelty, adultary, sod_drortioa. Tierespo - William Lupton, was a hairdresser ; bat a fortnight after his marriage. on the 20th of Aurast, 1844, h• traduced the petatiousr to open • small confeetioner's shop. He then began to lead an idle and dissolute Wootton beating or threatening his nib, sad easily turning bet out of doors. He than sold o ff and went to cohabit with • dressmaker, named Elizabeth Stead ; besides which, he wee proved by an impactor of pike to have been a great frequenter of brothels. Sir C. Cromwell said the respondent was ass of the mast dieguating, profligate, sad cruel men that could possibly be. He should therefore (with the concurrence of their lordships), dissolve the marriage with costs. JONES L. JONES. This woe a wit for a dissolution of marriage brought by the wife of a tuarmer, on the grouad of adultery and truck,. Mr. Norman concluded her °M.. The evidence tendered In support nt the petition was of an inferential chamfer, and the court thought it tneuMcient to establish the whole at the allsgatiors, but granted the peti tioner **halal separation on the ground or adultery. encomrui (PLIABLY CIALLIDMAL&O) O. YAWL-CURIOUS CAM Dr. Phantom, Q.C., and Dr. Bwabey appeared for the petitioner. Melte. Valk% Josephine Wilheimine Bimonin prayed the on* to presentee* a meta* pretended marriage with Lean Make to have been null end void from the beginning. The petitioner was ea =trees at the Thittre Frangeir, Perla, and In the year 1833 she became acquainted with Malec, who that she should proceed to England with him and married, alleging that if she did that he should go to his home (whit* was let:the department of Lot et Garonne) *Ha iled that site would accept the (Akre of no one else. Be also .aid that sale hie perm= knew of the ceremony they would wee to a repetition of the 'marriage is France. On the 20th of Jane, 1864, =el= hoopewilkont the privity of her motber, end came with the =ponds= to London, where they took up their temporary rookies= in Leicester-square. They there asked for an interpreter, and went to procure a *ease. This " interpreter." however, wee stated to be wholly Ignorant of the English langnace ; but and., his guidance M. oh ids= a license, in order to do which he had to swear that be had been residing for 14 days ia the parish in whit* be was staying. The parties were married on the following dry at Mart in's- in-the- fteki a but Mdlle. Siwonin (who well described es a young lady of greet reipeetability, anti WI having been very madly edoosted)Pofesed to cohabit with her pretended hus band until the marriage had been confirmed by its repetition is France. On the 23rd or 24th both the parties returned to Pula, and Mdile. Sinionin called on M. Malec to fulfil his engagement. In reply he said that be would go home end ask his father's lean • end Mdlie. &mos= in the mean time, Ireton= to her patio* On the 21st of Sechnober, 1864, he wrote to her • letter, the following treasladat of which excited camiderable ainuement to court : " Coleman, Sept. 21, 1864. "For more than a year I *me loved you. Love end in certitude struggle In my heart. I promised you that I would marry you aooording to Frisch law. I bad =oh an ken. lion, but always at the moment when resolution wee to become sofas, a moral obstacle placed itself between =— childish, perhaps, but which my susceptibility bad net, and hes sot, cony to =apt. There heti not briem y duct en my pert poreselei. The position whirl* I have made for myself a= my badly by our marriage la are mare then sunken* posh of It. This is my resolittata -1 will not team yea assailing to the French law. If the tie whisk sulks us Is mined menet to overcome the saw plea of your lionsar, I shall ha happy to irks yen my Him I will not seek fake ethane. to jun kymyealf. I imo broken On wort —Love : reaped. " Leon ltukc." On =skin tide spiel= Mee. Mematin someone= pro * **Whom& elf Pfest Instestesibr Gm Degestrest el eta hard or to Aida • dilitaos to toralatoo. Oa the Ist of espeweber, 1856, the awed piessu Malmo is contempt, and ;committed t• dears 'h ashp ea led void, oh Maio, on the grand that *bad amma in emcees sod antra vtatiss el mesh@ 178, 11, Id,l6l.sad 153 of ths Cale Civile,used had rpm boa For s DIN MAU Mania meamsd kr preihmlen. sod While so aimed she was saltiestail to a sides el very ezliserdasey annoyances front dm raposeas—wit se Wowing ismer- Mlles sad dmers ea the sae Dlilb abe was peribrmisg. Early is 1868 Manama whither misikerasildsles to Lcadon, and Were coommeesd buaistses as midair, se restersrs of akcask books and manuscripts. Showy paitienal ids mat sea &wailed English subject to ageism ha prelmded mer rier, Se be null la this cowry as well sa is Priam The laspougont had beat pentosaUy mud at Naples, but he had not pet In ea 7 D r phiViatom, having addressed the court at some length to E wan m its jorisdietion, prsossded to call the petitioner, who roved the; toots above Detested. The dames r the Froacit trammed ins then put in ; attar which The court adjourned. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—JAN. 17. (Before Mr. CoLuzioeloner Holroyd.) Ix U MATTIIRW 01011011 WRITE. The bankrupt was dertri bed s. , a picture dealer and news. paper proprietor, late of Regentn'trect and of 294 , &mode trading to pessership' with John Hector Munro. Wader the firm or style el Wide sad Munro. It Wears from the endings that he I. alto a lieutensitt-ookmill 01 the Hs& "al India Company's service, having a _peisMcl of 2801 . • Par. This was the cerdfieste meeting. The !liabilities are insig nificant in amount-63M only; assets about 601. The newspaper of which the bankrupt le draft brd,. cc proprietor was • =Wined= call= the Sp. 'UV Irsigr. With reference to this he makes the following statement : GI In July, 1869, Mr. Gunn, lass to the lan radon sad Yorkshire Insure:tee Compaq, and Mr. Stralsll were Ht. promoters of a newspaper =Bed the Sporting Thew', rod. offered to make ft ever to Mr. J. Hector Munro and ni)'sche provided we furnished betimes 3001. sad 4001. for the p pre of on. It . IW to agreeddo so, sad borrowed -^f Mr. BigT (the petitioning creditor estesseignes), 3601., let which sum I banded 3011.6 a. t o M r . Guam The offioes of the newspaper were at 294, Strand, end Mr. Chinn was to art at advertieing agent and cashier, and Mr. Strange sa pub lisher, both to be paid by commission on advertisements and sales of the newspaper. Upon not receiving from them say return., I applied to them for accounts, which I did not encased in obtaining, and I therefore withdrew my name from the register at eareerset Hones es a proprietor of the newepatier, and advertised In the Times to that teat. I also, on the 22nd of August, gave written notice through my solicitor to all connected with the newspaper that my connexion with it had ceased, and that I was no longer liable for any debt. contracted in respect thereof. Lynn and Gough, pintoes, 294, Stand, have served me with a writ for 881. 13e. for work done and performed subeeepently to my nodes. John Hutton, machinist of the Strand, had served me with a writ for 261. 16e. Meows. Lynn and Gough agreed with me to print and wimples the paper at 101. per number, and I contend that this amount le due from them." Than was no opposition. His Honour granted a ascend dais certificate. IX 11 J AMES ALLEN. The bankrupt was an omnibus proprietor, of Baysater. Hispalates ran between Bayswater sad Balm and Han trua This was the examination meeting. Debts, 7671. ; as sets about 1001. — Mr. Lumley for the bankrupt. Mr. Abraham., for the assignees, required explanations of an item of 7801., returned by the bankrupt•ss less on horses in one year ; and the examination was adjourned for that wpm. IN NE WTCHNIILET. The bankrupt we a imitator o( Addetintry, Oxfordshire. This was the examination meeting. Liabilities, 6,30014 meets about 1,6001. The bankrupt pared unopposed. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—JAN. 17. (Before Mr. Co.-'-iesioser Murphy.) IN St JAI I. ZACIIIOII. This case, which was before reported, again came on fee hearing. Mr. dargood opposed for the Chamberlain of the City of London (Mr. Stott). The insolvent was one of three enrollee to Wilson's Cha rity foe a loan of 3001. All the parties had failed, and three had petitioned the court. The insolvent had an annuity under his Lamed will, charged, he said, on a house in which be resided, and his insolvency would create • forfeiture of the annuity. Since the former bearing • copy of the father's will had been procured ; and Mr. 800tt (the Chamberlain) farther O PPF•sd• mr. &mod informed the wart that the annuity was 3001, and not 801., as repreeented by the insolvent, and that it was charged on all the freehold property of the testator. There wee • provision that the annuity should be forfeited on bank ruptcy or insolvency, but it was to pass to the inaolvent's wife. The court would probably require some farther In formation, and require the insolvent to make some ensues meat with the Chamberlain for the payment of the 3001. obtained. The insolvent was the only person out of the four who had any property, and Mr. Scott felt it his duty, on behalf of the property, to oppose in the case. Mr. Commiesioner Murpvy was clearly of opion that the tosolvert should do something for the Chamberlain. A man was not to become security for another person, and then to object to pay the money. Such an act was dishonest, and the settlement of the property on his wife was not to be allowed to pass unnoticed. The insolvent alleged that he was unab:e to pay the money. The learned Commissioner assured him that unless he did something to pay be would not be relieved. Mr. ilargooet said the insolvent sad his wife could under take to pay 201. a year towards the liquidation of the claim of the City of Landon. His Honour required further information, and requested the insolvent to make a proposal to pay the Chamberlain. The case was adjourned, and the Insolvent remanded to prison. LORD MAYOR'S COURT.—JAN. 17. (Bean the Reoarder.) MOIL V. LETT.-ACCIDINT TO A HOLM. This wag an action brought by a livery-stable keeper. carrying on busineee in Berry-street, City, against the de fendant, a diamond cutter, carrying on business also at that place, for injuries to a horse, occasioned through the alleged negligence of the defendant. The defendant pleaded not gluey. Mr. Henry James and Mr. J. Baiter were counsel for the plaintiff; Mr. Lefton was oonnael for the defendant. It appeared from the evidence of the plaintiff that on the 8 let of October last the defendant hired a horse and c of him to go to Tottenham-court-road sad beak toldeirtatir When the defendant got Into the Brocopton-road he allowed the off rein to fall under the hones tall, which caused him to Mak. He knocked in the splashooard, broke the harness, sad at lad fell down; the horse's legs were frightfully cut, there was aka • deep cut on the Lek, sad another cut on the ' hind quarters. The horse was taken to Mr. Michel's stables close by, where be wes washed, and then next day bewail sent toMr.How's veterinary surgery, and from thence taken home, where he wee attendd by Mr. How for three weeks, for which he charged It. lls. &I. During the three weeks that the bores was laid up the plaintiff alleged be lost 141. He valued tha bores at 361. . _ _ The defense was that the accident was quite unavoidable, the horse was a very frisky one, and the aocident was occa sioned through no negligence on the pert of the defendant. The jury returned a verdict for the plaintll-651. damages. THE POLICE COMM Lsxasrs. William Baker, a cab-driver, without hedge or license, was charged with gross cruelty to, and disgracefully treating, • poor animal found in his ewe. Hoffer, an officer of the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, deposed that between the boars of two and three o'click on that morning, while on duty in the ▪ George'e-road, Southwark, be sew the prisoner flogging his horse about the road, and then pull up at the end of the oab rank. He (witness) and a brother alma then ex mined the animal, and found it in a shocking state, totally unfit for work; and in fact it was an act of great cruelty to take it into the streets at all, as It was sonosly able to crawl along. Both its knees were broken, and the animal was so groggy is the fore foot at to i tra drop on its nom at every step It took. The o ff had a wound on it which was obliged to be covered over with Me, and blood trickled down the insideof the hind legs from Nowt Injuries evidently inflicted by the heavy whip he then had in Ina hands, u its thous was also stained with blood. The prisoner was without a hedge, and, according to his own adroinion, without a license, and finding that the horse wee wholly unfit for work, sad that he must have seen it, be gave him into custody. The witnem added that be had brought the horse from the green-yard for the inspection of kis wor ship or his °Moses. Mr. Cook, the gaoler, informed his worship that the poor animal was in • shocking state, and he was quits aatonlaltad that any human creature could be totted to ill-nee it to such en e :tent. None but • brute, he thought, would be guilty of such cruelty, and that person deserved to be well whipped himself. The Owner said he was not • " regular" driver, but drove in another. Se waseonvined in a peaky of 40c, or twenty days, and the hone was catered to De slaughtered. THAMES. Daniel Stoehr, oil and - co — hTuTratui - , 48. St. George's-attest, was charged o ith being drtuak and using 'waking words towards the Rev. Bryan Ring, rector et St. George's In-the. East. Evidence was given that after the "even song" at St. George's, on td , adsy, a number of boys and others followed the recsorsions ohs onset, hissing ►nd hooting. and that the defendant ear meowed them by crylee oat, "HsUaq boys! hell)°, boy. I Doan with Paseyism I" Fined 40s. A dense yellow fog hasty ever the isetropolit yesterday. sad impeded the sweet taelle the sem dim At sheet Wellies twelve it meshed its demeee, sal tire ye dully diamond. MAREBIS COTTON.—Ligiar ow., JAN. 17.—There has been • fair demand end espeeledly from exposers and specu lators, with rather won we fa the market. The Wes are 8,000 bales, of width 3,000 its for export and eptualoalca. COTTON 000D8.—Maxceraren, Jaw. 17.—We have bad en amesdingly active and baoyant market yesterday and Sy, pertly owing to the better advice, from Calcutta, and partly to the free trade dunes indicated as le prospect in Trews by the Emperor's letter. The letter has created an exceerdingb , estisleotory impression amongst all claims of oommerMal am. The prices ere 10. to 3d. per perish/ghee than lest week apes deg's.' lad madapolleme - end other light fabrics for ladle ars dm* rfa the same proportion. There is also a good 'mend boalwess, 'winding long cloths, T cloths, printers, and almost every description of plain and fancy goods. The isles in some descriptions of pods have been very emiddsrable, and there are now spin some heavy con tracts, the delivery of which will be spread over some months to coma. There has also been a very large business done in was, and some kinds, iecluding cops, are =id. per lb. higher than on Friday last. The advance yisP. to td. per lb. The chief buyers have been the home trade, but oaadderable purchases bars also been nude far India, China, and the Mediterranean. For Germany ?edam less buena" than last week. WOOLLEN.—Lrmoe, hit. 17.—These has been only en indifferent attendants of merchants in the cloth-halls this morning, but a steady Turoday's business has been trans acted. The stock of goods In the market is exceedingly limited, especially fabric that are in demand for the present season ren e ere soarcely to be metywoirtilLlttlo order. thewhalle a• , test of e WOOLL—HI7DDEWIELD, JAN. 17.-12 wool' We have but Hula doing at present, but hoiden are anticipating an early improved demand, ;end era net willing to give way in per• MANUFACTURES.—HUDDIESPIELD, Lur.l7.—There bag been a moderate demand for most descriptions of goods, but the supply is rather scanty owing to a many of the mane ' :Acta:ars being engaged making to order, and who deliver Ar goods direct to the merchants. The mills in the neigh boo,-ing villages are quite busy, and moms are working over time. COIL JAN. 17.—At to-day's market a fair supply ss ' Englirk wheat, the greater portion out of con dition, go xi dry qualities rapport last week', rate., but d am p p ima 's may be quoted Is. per qr. lower. Foreign un man& B m fine malting quite as dear, but secondary sca t. sa d g ym ding somewhat easier. Beans and peas sell in retail at at a xic late currency. Oat. steady at last week's prima. The Onion imports last week are as under:— Wheat, 1,210 gra '4 Imlay, 7,718; bun., 3,138; peas, 4; s ass , 95 qm . ; tam sod and rapeseed, 10,617 ; oil cakes, 79 tons; bones, 61 Um 'AIDS. JAN. 17 The supply of wheat is mo derate, trade MVO, slowly, millers bidding Is. per qr. below the rates of Pride 7, which, however, is not generally ma ma , sa d l am a s ., m a a a limited scale. Barley as before. Beans recede in value. Oats and other articles unaltered. Arrivals since this day wt. ek :—W bear, 4,601 qrs.; bar;ey, 817 qrs.; oats, 288 qm.; lh used, 330 qn. ; beans, 33 7 tlrs.; rapeseed, 622 res. Ames • price of grain far the wart endUB, Jen. 14 :—Whear, 8 , 107 qrs , 465., 81d.; oats, 248 qrs., 23.. lid.; barley, 1,890 rire.. 39.. 101 d.; rye, 17 qrs., 31..10id.; beans, 71 qrs., 43... ; peas, 32 qrs., 395. (Fran ths Circular of D "BO and CO.) Lx rig, JAN. 17.—The weather has been unsettled during the put week, With a good deal of rein. At our Corn Ex change this day we had a moderato show of wheat, good dry sample, commanded fully late sti•Mg, damp qualities slow sale bat no lower. Barley, our malting t leonine are pretty well exhausted, and but little comparative 4 7 offering, Ant clue samples still command vary high pica Grinding descrip tion, in good request at full rates. Bea us and We nominal. Feces : Wheat, white, old, 811bs. to 631 be0 44e to 48..; ditto, new, 601ba. to 621 b, 42a. to 475.; red, old, 6111*. to 63115., 42a. to 46e.; ditto, new, falba to 611te., 395. to 44a. Barley. Chevalier, new, 6211110 to 641b5., 38s. to 46a. ; common, 6111*. to 621 k.. 275. to 31' e. Beans, old, 6511 n. to 6641 6 e., 465. to 60a.; d itto, new, 8, 'lb& to 661 k.., 401. to 475, per qr. to the gowen. NIWCARTLI. JAN. 17.—The weather boa be come frosty, sad should it continua, farmers will be enabler,' to resume oat-door operations which bays been in abeyars ce, during which interval surplice may be expected to take oil . . At our market this morning we have a moderate show of wt .eat from the growers, notwithstanding which, however, mo're Pro ceeded slowly, owing to our millers being well in stoc It, sad where sales occurred t h e turn was in their favour. For some Scotch white wheat, weighing 6111bs. per Ms abel, 47.. 6d. per 6041 be. could not be exceeded, nor 445. 6d. for spring red, made same weight. Flour very depressed, sod rather cheaper. Malting barley moat difficult of disputa, whilst for grilling rates are unaltered, say 31s. per 4481 b% In other articles tike have little variation to note. TH.AITIO RETURNS. 111386 loss. Ma, Total. Total. Samms. oven. our. dasadlas.lBl9 1618. Wolk analog U.. 16. e .1 I rdTema of Omids—.... 970 3,888 8,001 11,801 7,683 W•ii mains Des. IC . . Dar* ma Milsaiskaa ...... US 701 767 1.471 1.338 =lewd IS 11,213 3,703 7,016 6.740 weft men JIM 11. 11.0 Via Oorsysi 703 XII 941 mil areZaiik.m.p,a3g.. f# 7,633 6-906 blairie IlealordshireflL a Qr..... •...... We* melba Jan. 14. Osman sea &Ma Warm —.. n. 0.295 0.656 Wok imam Jan. 15. Omm hunammum. ---... 114 41 9 6 UV 1.912 1.7'4 Iletlakodess ................ to 1.141 Ma 2.309 !. :36 • The above IN inaluift• of Valle dr ander egraersant irttb the Lodes sod North Wooers Sallow Cionars. AOCTDENT ON THE EDINBURGH AND GLASGOW RAILWAY.—O• Saturday the expel= train which leaves Glasgow at 10.30 a.m., ran into, at the Eatho station, two tucks loaded with whiskey, uhke were being shunted. For tunately the angiew-driver observed some athetructlon on the retie—although the white signal indicated that the line was clear—and wss enabled to put on the break and reverse the engine metope to the collision, thus reducbg the speed of the train coneiderably. One of the trucks wee propelled for ward about a mile along the line. The truck which the engine struck wu smutted to pieces, part 6f the debris was forced toward, the axles being broken. The engine tare up the rails, and, slug with two or three front carriages, were off the line when the train was stopped. The passengers in the front oarriages were severely shaken by the collision, and some thrown forward off their testa. No person was, how ever, seriously Injured, exempt the stoker, who wee thrown off the engine, and appeared to have been stupided by the shock, as when be gut up, he ran backward between the pesesstsee train and • goods train which was lauding on the tine. The whiekey barrels were smashed and the spirit spilt, • portion of which caught fire with the hot cinders from the engine ; smoke was observed issuing from • goods truck that had caught fire, but was sp ec e r ed e a extinguiehed . The colli sion caused the whiskey toe like • shower over the engine, which was damag materially. An engine was brought from Edinburgh, end the train due at 12 o'clock did not arrive in Edinburgh till 1.30_p.m. LEIBTON AND ALDBORODGH RAILWAT.—The Ald borough branch of the host Suffolk line, which leaves the existing railway at Leiston, is expected to be opened for wank about the let of Much. The line, which is only a few miles to length, is expected to be the means of inducing • large passenger traffic to Aldborough in the summer months. [Advertisement.]—HoixowAY's Pius.—ln Lon don. and all large clues, where, from the iouldtudes en ,motel tnee ther. malaria and fop are ereathed over and over ualn. became th e e we e .. of the bleber rajW woven , . them rising far chore mob beads, the blood at We roma becomes more or less impure. the ar oort ot and healthiest lungs are Incapable of producing rure arterial blood from suffocating foam ; beam the AUF,1•01...., o,en'al and cor• pews!. the keenness and Irritability of many persons at Ole semen of the yr.. Holloway's Pills fernae all thee Impurlile4. Vetere Ito putt...miry lrtitatton. lessee the spasmodic cholone 111 It throat. co- store quietude to the provoked limp. renew their eladlaty. and der mit mere mute to be abort's& rendering remireuon tree and healthy. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. BUCHANAN —Jan. IS. at Weston-terssos New Ferry. Cheatte. th e wife of M Buebans, 1n... 1 • daughter. OH A LatBlo4.—oles. 12, at Albertareet, Aberdeen. the wife of J. Chalmers. of • am CHIC kl ASTSIL—Jen. Is, at Great Cumberland street, the Hon. Mrs. Y. Chichester, of a daughter. DOWlB.—Jan. 9, at Ding.e.MlL Llsorpool, Mrs. J. M. Doses of tuts roes HAW I/INA—Jan 12. st Barton Rectori. tiuffeiks the wife ofte Sta. IL Hawkins. of a sou. JOY.—Jah. 14. at Woolaton, tear Southampton, the wife of J. B. Joy. 110 1 tia 3 .4. 1 Tegt. 13. at Clareedon.villite.Lotothborough.perk. Brixton, the o( H. D. Itoberts. of a danahter. MARRIAGES. APPLISON—BERRI DO 6.—Jan. Mat, Yotheti isobar. Northampton. by the Rae. A. A. Loughurst. M.A.. C, •ppleo u. tan. of Balton. to Loans Lento°, daughter of Mr. W. Barlda. SAIIINDALS—OMICHISSTIIIL—Jan. 12, at the partsh church. Wallop's Tastes. heron. Illehard Wei. .011 of J. 111.... 1 . 0 % of Woo lade. lliddlessi, to Gertrude. daughter of it. Clue-truer. leo, of Hall, Barnstaple. 1111()WN—HASINGTuN.—Jae. 19, at All Rasta', Tlentmoooeur. assrol, by the Res. 0. IA Ilarington, 0. Brook NQ.. to Holly B.o* &whim of the late kW. J. llatlngtoll. Rector of Litto Hinton. OAIOOI4-OILBIRT. Sae. I?, st the Suhdcusery Church. Chichester, by the Lord igsbop of Ohlehesier. the Ms. 0. tleasou, A. Sector of Weld. Northaseptunshoo to Prances Mutton Long Gilbert, daughter of the Bishop of hichester. 00 5., LL . 1 0 S8— n. AL ti L . E . 71 . .—J . r at s. t . he co c w s ... thed a raL m. M chearn anchester . to , Bu hr the relict of Mr. T. Allan of Macclesfield. DEATHS. 41g gymy„—jas, 18, at Hougbtool2lll. Huntingdonshire, 0. Ansley. W 07 . CAM A. PBELL.—Jen. 114. P. Campbell. 132 , of Melhournisplace. Nat //Maged IL ao. 14 et Shoreham, Ann. wife of W. Hare. kin . egad 47. LONSDALII.—Jae. 15.14 Market Ilarborough, Oaptalu IL H. Lens. Wu Ws of ELM:6W Dregoon Guard., aged 30. MIONLEM —Jan. 14,, at Marlborougboced. Jobeemood. 11. Miatigon liell,ered MOullat—Jams. IA at Perth= Hess Peckham, 8. MOITtS, lux. . 11.14 SO. O. PA UNTIINIL—Jes. 14. at Tortoises, Portman-also. 1 . Panther. Itss.oged 44 IOWLAND2o74.—Jan. IA at tho Paraesge. Whittle-le- Wood., Up' wile. the los. T. irsassdeon, Isamtbeet. and di. P•11111md kg Wittwo Kiwi Baia. tmina. ,! emit. Is Ow My el hawks. Pilger. at WI 05... Y Lors'' Omsk istbeheibitst whisatdess.—Wamsear,Jamas , /