The Express. — London, England, 1865-01-27 00:00:00

t 4 LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF QUEEN'S BKNOII.-4mr. 16. &Wass Is Hum --(Beton duMess ) Orthaptoe, Ellickbara, sad Yam NI TAWS J. I. MI SCOTT. Mr. Leer applied ea belied of the applimet, & gelatines' of property, raft at Pieter, for a role she for $ oer. dome to MOM, a Seromes legalities sad all oilier pro. emboss relative to it into this court, with a view to the isdictment beteg tried by a jury of the county ot_Levn teethed of by a jar, ef the oily of Easter. Ii a that oe the Ted of Amor lest, Mr. Armor vril o ther Valuator Akers west to Ettereror to diner. and as their return in the eyries they took Settee, a waiter, tote the swear with theme. As eltereatie hoe piers tress them se the reek and Buttes stria Mr. Armor, who orteesed the blew. Os their arrival at Buser they each west is *GB IralWartive hew, and Settee the fallowing day emit to his real employment Be, however. died oe the Bth deplember, sod our the iiith se Uglier wee held, sad We jery eetureed a verdict of monereghter whir Mr. Breasts. Mr. Julie Orreptsa said if the apparition wee Instal the whole woes of pronedhag wield be ranged. it would oleo arse geed delay, and he asked the learned counsel whit news ha had for believing that the defendant would met have *gully as fair a trial before a jury of the citizens of Ears, as before a jury at the canal of Devoe. Mr. Lopes —Oa &amount of political ill•fuliog. The is. vast took plus shortly after the last elution for Easter. Areeri via a sapporber of the 000urvative party, sad Sutton was as equally arrest supporter of the libe aele, sad I have andsvits to show that, rider the °Ovum. rause, Mr. Arsootf menet have • fair trii ie the eity of IlLester. Ose of the &Wanda was made by Mr. Dame, a pedrual of coesidenthie reading in the city of Exeter, sod he stated is his ridavit that such was the polities' gertauship exhibited at the ingest that the eepreselee ci the bystanders sprit Mr. Amcor was such that they raid have erected a gibbet then and there, and have 11••• *god summary punithmist upon him. Besides, it was shown that the jury who returned a verdict ci man. slaughter mined Mr. Arsoott, were all (Aside of theliberal Ganes. Mr. Jerre Berbera said that in the case of cities wichia cousin of their ewe, the judge oe circuit bed power to order an ledictrord toned is the city to be tried is the rusty. That would previa{ any delay from taking plus le the trial of the iadiatinent. Mr. Lopes said there was some doubt about it in thi. was. He also said there was a diffuse*, of opinion as to the cause at death berme the medial men. N. De la Garde was of option that as the deceased was suffering from disease of the heart the blow accelerated his death ; but Dr. Shapira attributed death entirely to disease of the heart. Ultimately the application was ordered to'stuid over, to allow the learned counsel to consider whether the 98th Bea 2, referred to by Mr. Justine Blackburn, would Sleet the object in view without a rule. BUSIXIIIIII or m COUNT. The Lord Chic/ Justice Meted that the Ind tear days of the term the court would sit is basso, sad ea the arrears were greater is the special paper than is the crown paper, eases would be takes Iran the special paper co the two first days. is sees of • certain amount al busies.' being got througb, the court might possibly take the crown paper es the last two days, but that could sot be detonated oa Intll the court sew how they got on with the special paper. - O. PARR. Mr. Welkin who did oot mention the plaintiff s name, moved on his behalf, milieu; upon the defeedant to thaw came why • rule ski should not be blued failing upon her to file answers to certain interrogatories before the de claration was delivered. The plaintaff we • solicitor, and sends important dectumate bad been tampered with, sod one was altogether lost, it hieing @opposed Mist the defendant had destroyed it. Plaintiff was nobble to anortals bow she get ponsemien of the decussate ; but eh* said she bad wined • knowledge of their outwits by means cd eisirvoy. mum sad spirituslnen. (Laughter.) Without the defendant was called op= to sewer the interrogatories them would be some dill/shy is framing the declaration. Rule refund. COURT OF COMMON PLILUI—Jaw. 26. Sittisp llama --(Wore Lord Obis/ ostles sad Justices William. Willis, tad B J estiag.)Pale, THOMAS 1. WIWI 4WD AIMS= —PATINT dZWING KAMM. Mr. Barffi, Q.C., amid that the plaintiff is this case wam the pitiable, of • sewing mumbled, and the mitten wee to recover damages from Manors. Welsh sad Margelsoo, of Cals upon the ground that they bad in friegogeditte plaintirs patent by =lag sewing ma dunes similar to his, bat maanfactured by other The motion was for • rule mills( on the dere e = is w came why they &odd not allow an inspectioa on behalf of the plaiatiff of themes:Minos need by them, in sew ing collars, at their places of Maoism is Chespaide and I. Southwark. The Musa counsel mid that the deism &at, had purebred of the plaintiff sheet 44 of the patent machines, sad it was uadentood that they had purehased of other merman machines which were an iafringemeast of the pellet The court, after referring to the affidavits, said that there would be a rule nisi, to inspect machismo parchseed from Feltoo,, Cole, sod Lusby. MORT OF IXORIQUEIL-JAig. 26. Steep in Elatioo.—(Baton Lard C►ls Duos Pollock asti Barons Martin, Chansoll, and Pigott.) MIMI r. RTILIIOI. Yr. H. T. Cole said that this was as scion by a yam lady at Tamils against thodieadewt for broach of peei s of marrisgs, ad he had to apply fora Me to the datmidwat to inspect whin letters which ha had written to the plaintiff between October and July, 1864, sad is which it waa alleged thr promise was wistaised. The defesdaat bed kept so copies of the Uttar; sod he stated that • hisiwleifte of their waist, Ina material to hi defence. Ha Wee stated that ha bad • geed defame ups° the merita. The ar• had bin helms Mr. Judos Crompton at cirab•ra, bat he had refused to make as order on the wart The Loyd chief Heron—Upoo what posed Mr. Cole—l do not know ; but I suppose he thought it was a fishing application. Sale granted. SECOND COURT. Sittings at Nisi Priaa.—(Before Mr. Baron Bramwell sad a Comma Jury. SO CITY MEISCASITLZ CLOD AND MING HALL COILPAST V. HUPP. This wee ea satire to mover the sum al 371. Ite. far calla an lea @barer. The dtheideat pleaded never indebted. Mr. Kemplay Was counsel for the ; Kr. Kay for the defendant. 11;48eer4;iiiry to the company was called, and produced the minute book of the company, and also the register of the shareholders. The dafeedant's name wu on theregietar far to a►eres. He clean produced the proceed/nip in the winding up of the company. Mr. Cooper (of the arm of Johnstone, Cooper. Wind*, and Co.) proved giving the necessary notice with reference to the settling of dee hat of contributories, and the making of the call of 31. Ts. Bd. per share. The deleodeat waa then called. He deposed that he signed the application paper, but upon the express under standing that it wu not to be soot in until he paid the H. deposit ou each share • that had never been paid. Mr. Bares Brunwell—if the defendant's statement is tree there is no or e far the jury. Mr. lieroplay said he bad co means of contradicting it. He was unprepered for such evidence, and he aboold elect to he neasnited. Plaintiff was consulted accordingly. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. JAN. 26. (Before the Judge Ordinary.) WESTIDIBT T. WINTI3AIT. Dr. Was sad Mr. Oreidge for the petitioner. The t, a shirt sad collar dreamer in Southwark, monied petitioner is 1852, sad lived with her is peace eionfort for about eight years. Hie habits then end. dimly became irregular ; and his demeanour towards her Willi cold sad neglectful. At length she discovered that be was carryiog on an Intrigue with Mary Are Barker, a years worms whom be bad employed in his bushier. She bead a letter to Mary Ass, is which the respoodent said, "The matins, at sea has some port to steer to. I have awe bat death ; sod the sooner I get there the better. )the Lord ham you in His keeping.* After that letter come into bar has& Mfg Westerby left her husband ; sad he bed sista lived with Barker at 158, &impede-road, sad at 77, Hewlett-read. Some iridium of persons! violence Irving been gives, Sir J. I'. Wilde said that the cam of cruelty was so slight that he could not pant a divorce, but the petitioner might have a separation if she pleased. A judicial separation with custody of the only child of the marriage was then preeounced. COTTON V. COTTON AND =NM. Dr. Wambey appemod for the petitioner, a sergeant in the 9hd Bigidcwime, who is 1356 married Barters litehertoon is Beret Lad. In the following year he left her to go to India with his regiment, and during his absence its wife was delivered of a child. Elba bad mitts* a full oosfeseion to her husband, and evidence of her subsequent cohabitation with Khania, a dyer in Canterbury, by whom she bad a second child, wee also given. Dune nui without wets, it not being shown that Bin tiia the respondent to have been a married woman. MMUS IV. nizirricz. Years sad Me dislike fog Cheltenham There were two attic( tha marriage. dab* the ground of adultery and desertion, with Bina V. EMS AND lISAIICUAIR. Mr. Magas Hewsra Cboti li appeared for the petitioner, a barge- man end publicus at alo. He married reepoadees ia 1844. and lived with her till 1883. She then the eloped with the oprespondeut, and els had Moos borne him several children, but there was only one of the marriage. Lest veer the petitioner mosived a small legacy, and et ones instituted the suit. Decree nisi. lOUS= V. RUM?. Dr. Spisks for the patitiemer. Tbe respondent, • wood , at Birmiegham, married the petiti , mer io 186 L Ie IMIS he deserted her and her three childree, aid was net heard of agate tall hat year, when be waa diseavesed by means of an advertisement. It would appear that he was shoot to receive a legacy ; instead el which he wee served with • °Make. Evidence wan given of so admiatioa that be was living at Greenwich with • woman whom ha had married live years ego, sad by whom be had am child ; but who had had eleven by another him tined. The respoeibect wan carrying es bulimia ia Yen. street, Clare-market. Decree nisi, with meta. FIELTRAM V. TILTIUM AND ISOITIBS. _ _ - Dr. Mran.bey and Mr. Clifford appsarlid for the petitioner, who had bolo a soldier, bet who was wow na qis a beer show. He °Maimed adoorse nisi. with omits, for his wife's adultery with as engineer. THE POLICE COURTS. 11.11N1310N-HOllllB. Joao. Sampson !wary, deecribed as • master mariner, was brought up uu retard, having brae apprehended by Detective :iergeant apoa a warrant signed by the lard Mayor , charging him with bring embezzled several sums of mousy, amositting to M. 80., the moors of Mews. Maloolmson and Ow, ripownera, near Waterford. Thu prisoner was the muter of a Tirol celled the Zephyr, of which Messrs. Maloolasson ars the owners, arid which term between Rotterdam and London, loathe London every Wedmeday. The primmer motioned muter of the Zephyr from April aril 12th Deo. last year, wbss be was discharged. It was his duty to make out a pay list ars ' hu return to Loadoa after every voyage, sporifyieg the ✓am of each of the mew sod the amour of wages earned by each, and to present the hat to Mr. Roberts, who is the manager of the briers of Mr. Robinson,of 20 lark - laps, the arse is Loudon for Mums. Maleolmsoo. Mi. Roberts was ia the hetet of paying to re prisooer the total amour of such wages, and it was the prisoner's duty to pay the amounts stated to sea of the crew. The mew ought to have comeisted of 12 is.., and the prisoner had no authority to reduce that amber. The mode in which the prisoner appeared to have effected the fiend was by drharging oae of the men, sad thee miriadeg to send is his same every weak all one of the crew, end MOSIIViI4 the mosey aocordingly for the full number of men. The pri mmer appeared to have done this for a member of weer, re wages for or more man thaw he in reahty em ployed, and so defrauded Mr. Roberts of a total sum of 28(. Ba. The lists of the names of the men for every week sines Apro were produced, and it was proved that or man less had been employed than was charged for. The premier, who said he was not aware the man hail bean diacharod, was committed for trial. - - - - - - GUILDHALL. It will be remembered that towards the latter port of Let autumn as application was made to Mr. Akkorniss Challis at this come, by Mr. Lewis, jan., far a wermat to &pp/ahead Juees Allen Thornley. a clerk, who bad eh seceded from the serve, ol Mr. Aaron Soloman, a Man chatter warehommian, of Old Change, after bath', se it was alleged, forged upon his employer to the monism ex. toot A over 40,000‘. Mr. Geerie Loots, ins., yesterday attended before Mr. Alderman Leek, sad Mated the measures that had beam take. to apprehend the offender. The warrant was tla is ml in the heeds of Detective Sergeant Brett, who first Timonium to Liverpool, but the tint decisive information wse received on beard the Laroes mail steamer at Liver pool, when lain portrait was exhibited sod recognised a that of a man who took hie mirage is the name of W. H. Woad for Boerne, bat who left the ship at Halifax. On the 18th el November Brett left Liverpool for America, and arrived at Halifax on the 23th, when be learned that Wood had gone as to Bombe. Os Beep's arrival at that Pees be fond that Ttoraley had con ceded his journey to New York ; thither be fol lowed him, meeting with his handwriting at different hotels, sad baring his portrait recognised at every stage, hat with no further malt. Be this proceeded to Albany sad Troy, sod thence to the Niapra Falb, with the same went of maces. Brett thee returned to New York, put late eiroulatson a busied copies of Thareley's photograph, and offered a reward of 250 dollars for any information that might lead to his apprehended. The portraits and bills were erroulated throughout the United States, Canada, Hamm, New Brunswick, Califoraia, Ito., and onynirisa were made in Montreal, Jersey City, Buffalo, Washington, Harrisburg. and Baltimore; after which Bret* went to Philadelphia, New Loadern, Norwich, Woreester, sad, alter calling at Boston again, retuned once more to New York. Heafterwardsoommunicated with theadtherities as Dunkirk, Ahem, Cleveland, Part Jervis. Orleans, Ithaca, Portland, Pembroke susimmioa-bridge, Detroit. and Roma ton, and after travelling many thousands of miles in Aire ties, follow* from Pees to Pees a man of the same same as that maimed by fumy, and who, althoogli wonder fully like the portrait of the latter, proved to be a respect able commercial traveller of Bestow, ha returned to this esentry, leaving the ultimate appeshession of There* to the Americas police. He considered it due to the creditors of Mr. Salimme, upon whom the expense of the promentioa goad fail, that publicity should lemma to the matter, Is order to satiety the commercial world that so mime an offence bad not been lightly peeped over, and that every earl had been made to bring the culprit to jastice. BOW-STREET. - - - - A man of about 30 years o age was brought before Mr. Flowers, charged with being coopersed with others is borglariously breaking and eateries the bowie No. 43d, Strand, and stadia, several watches, and a quantity of rings met jewellery, to the value of 1,1001., the property of Lows Abrahams. Mr. Abrams conducted the prosecution. Mr. Burnaby, the chief clerk, asked the primmer what was his real name, as he was enticed on the police-sheet as William Brown, /Bee Price, alias Scotty. line primmer maid his real mime was Price. If his solicitor were presses he would explain all that. Mr. Flowers—No explanation he could give would be of say value at this gags of the proceedings. Mr. Abrams that called the following triteness. Elizabeth Baylis, amnia at the Lowther ooffee-house. 434, tamed, deposed that on the night of the 23rd Novem ber, at about half-past 10 o'clock, she was called up from the kitchen to attend to three " gentlemen " in the dining room. The prisoner was one of them. He ordered three cups of tee, and told her they wasted two bed-roome, or • double-bedded room. She fetched the tea, and told him there was a double-bedded room. They drank the tem, for which the prisoner paid, giving her • none, for which she pee him la in change. Ultimately they agreed to take the double-bedded room. About a quarter of an hour after wards the bell rang, sod on her mtering the room one of them, " the tall one," asked if the beds were ready. She said, "Yes," and showed them upstairs. On the way the tall one naked how they should war.e if the home was no Are. Witness replied they must jump out of window. When she had shown them into the room, see of them said he would have soother room, std desired her to bring a wood candle, which she did. He then changed his mind, and said that , being • stranger in Laudon, he did not like to sleep alone. They all remained in one room. The next morning witness found the bed-room door wise, and the men gone. On one of the beds she found • quantity of jeweller's shop tickets, marked with the prices dud description of various articles of jewellery, and some memo' trinkets of very lid • veins. Over the other bed was • great hole in the collies. large monk for man to get through. The mortar and plaster which had been taken out to make the hole was on the bed. She also found in the room two carpet bags, which were wet. Inspector Brimmacombc, of the F division, stated that, on the morning of the 24th November, be went to the coffee-house, No. 431. Strand, and received from the last witness the jewelltry, tickets, sod t-bags. In the ceiling of a bed-room, at the top of the he found • hole large enough for a man to get through into the loft above. The trap door in the roof was open, and he traced footmorks from that point to the roof of the house of Mr. Abraham., four doors off. There he found a hole in the root, slid • corresponding hole is the ceiling, by which a person could pass into the lobby at the top of the stain. That hole had evidently been made from above, as pewee of plaster broken away had been lifted out and on the floor of the loft. John Christopher Webb, foreman to Mr. Abeidisone, stated that on Wednesday, the 23rd November, be loft the slaw securely closed, sod all the property safe, inclodieg the jewellery and tickets produced. Tim home is at the corner of the Lowther-arcade. Nobody slept in the house. The gas was left burning, and there was an aperture In the shop Idoh the beadle of the Arcade °mkt look shutter through wilt_ .. of is and see if say permit was h the shop. The oat morning he famed that the home bad bees entered by the two holes io the goof Amoeba by Mr. Briconacombe. The shop is parted off by a revolving shutter from the pamage Indium to the stairs, and worked by a wiudlise in the osllar He had left the shutter closed the night before, but found it op in the morale,. It must have been raised b 7 some pencel goieg down to the cellar sad working the mediae. Ueda the window he found a ceutosbit, a crowbar, and • coil of stout rope. He missed from the shop the McAfee and mall articles of Jewellery Mr. Searle for the petitioeer. I prodoced, and also a large quantity of valuable Jewellay, The respondent, a saroreou at Cheltenham, married the ernoustvai to sPwerds of 1.°44 retinae? io October 1844 , sod the arbablation emainued A third c•Mot-balt was P ro duced. which bad Ma fouled m that town till 1882, lane be left for Australis. He woo, at Mr. Abrahams' shop by Sergeant Ackrill, of the F dirt however, returned, sad west again to live with his wife ; aio.. 1$ eatitined a number of &kiloton keys of emporia, but in July, 1868, be pre her a five potted note. She wa and an elegant omenincture, a via, a number of some% as surprieed at this unscaustomed liberality that she salted sad some ether articles. his if he meat to leave her? He answered Mr that he Inspector Britomscombe said it wee supposed that the vas wily going to Lades to look for employetest ; but be prisms , mid his oosPasiown after rift oat as the reed sear renamed or a ff orded hie wife ay moms of support of the coffee-bocce, proceeded to r. Abrahams' i.heies s situ that date. Evideece of adultery was gives ' sad • effected the burglary, returned to the co ff ee-hough end hair from the reacedeot was pat is adrkibg theeharge, vat out et the frost door. but stens( that if his wife bed poeseseed the ram qualities Inspector Braman said be should be able to predlee et bead sad heart ss his paramour be should still have bees evidesee that the three ONO were semi to is.,. the ease. Irwin with her, searithaandisg the disparity of their Neese at abseil 4 *Wait to the morning. From hsteste. 4 4 tim9/61 filbitNG, JANoMetf 2fat, Yss vishik leitbed undyed he bad been looking out for the grimmer. Mout 7 eolosit on Wedseeday night he west to Yeek.hoami, Oonstahleeollsr, Bwetelli where the wearer supposed So be the pehiceer's wife lake". Having obtained hdmiedas be eetend her mem sad found the primmer ia bed. I ST " Seetty, I beche use to appraised yes for that at a.brabszne, la the Stetted." T 4 pod out of bed , eased him by the throat, gad =v i r f us the raw& Two oosetables owe to hie subbases, sad after • straggle tiny empowered sad removed the prbreuir. At the atetkowbeme tha prisoser said for as baronial/ with wttoses, which bug grgeeted. he said —" Look hem Besenes, I will give you 101. tf you will tell so who split as me." The Peiesser—l sid " Who pee you the laureation?" Inepester Brasoaa—No , you said "split." I veld you I would stestioa it to the reeigistrate, Mr. Flowers reminded the prisoner. Tb: primmer meld some property belouclog to "the young lady kiwi bees taken by the police. Might it be gives up to her, is order to " was mosey of it r Inspector Minuses—You have mossy enough. You have quite 1,0001. Mr. Flowers would order seeds( to be given nth ALLEGED FRAUDS UPON INSURANCE COMPANIES. Charles Thorne, of 736, Old Kent-road, clerk, James Arnett, of 7, Florian-temp Berrooaderr, wharf foremast, and William Sedgewick, of I, Edward-etreet, Dookbeed, Bernioadesy, wharf fereseas, were pissed at the her of the Murcia-house yesterday, bevies bees appro. leaded by Detectivemegesaas Hayden and Beer. Poe Pam* charging them That they did to the Path of Dieserer Wt oomph*, conshise, seeledents sad agree, sod by false pretence sod subtle devises, falmly, fly, did Orin for thearelvas of sod hem the Royal grrange asst other kronur* sod assurases PIP large sextants of monies, their toOld4S, with intent to crest and defraud them of the same." Mr. Gifford appeared to premier en the part of the Royal Rthlunge Red other binnacle Mom Mr. Mom ap peared for the primer. Thome ; the other primmer. were not provided with profit:maimed misleads Serjesal Balsa tine was present, to watch on basal ad Morn. Barry, the proprietor of Meritoa's Wharf. Mr. Olfard said he was instratited to promote the pri- WM , . upon • chars of hares ormattied very extensive frauds, by which • great moot' imams, offices have suf fered to • my sedan exteat ; sad areept them wen the Royal Exchange, th e Northers, the North British ger raids, the Royal, the Sea, the Liverpool, Loodoe, and Globe, tits Queen, the Maachester, the Plicanu, the lan maire, the Pettish, the Imperial, sad others. It would be nesenibered, he said, that some time back there was a very Lop fire at Deekbeed, which was keep as the Dock head fire, by which an immerse ipaisgty of property was burnt. After the lire hod bees burls( far three or four days Pima were rode epee the digeresl inmate offices, were the goods were brand, months to 12 or 13 in ausalter. It appeared it was the eastern whin goods which bad hese reared had hese destroyed by Ire, for the rs of the wharf at which the good. are destroyed t reP m r ar oertifiestes on the warner epos which the goads wen deposited, that soak goods have hese destroyed by fire. and the Wanner offices in most sago pay the lasurame to the nierchasts pee those carglicates whoa the claims ore err in. It appeared that goods after brag Taken from the vessels wen stored in the warehouses and UPete or tehlets wen 1.155 to the &Hereof balsa of goods, to isdirate from what vessel they were takers, arid where they came from. These taUses were sometimes of wood sad sometimes of elarehed ashes. The charge spirt the primers was, se he had said, that of Beheading the Insurance *Mose, who bed paid many thousand pounds in respect to property which bad bees alleged to ban been destroyed at the Ike he had •B dud to, Poe merabald oboe lag:2 ramrod as mash as 1,9001. Nothing, however, uo. c to give Pe to soy empires natal • ratespent wee made to on of the issuance ogees, by • man named Judge, which he might say had not t any way been denied, b which appeared that a gnat queatity of jute which bed been retursed to the °Sets se Prise hese destroyed was I. realty at the perm time te existeace, and is ame any inquiries should happen to be made by any one from any of the bruiser ogre, who might perchance wish to see for himself some of the re mains or the marks of the toed. said to be destroyed, the tablets wen removed sad false saw substituted : for to snap if • number of bales were tallied as baying strived by a email celled the Onwsrds. the Ishii with the mark " Oriwerds " on it was rhea off, sad Pother marked "The City if Dahlia" placed to its read, thus making it appose that the hales per the Onwards had all bees destroyed. There could be so doubt whatever that by this maim, and he should be able to sere, hie l or dsh ip by the eon arson and trospiragy of die pimp at the bar, meml thousands of pomade bed bees paid by the innusece ogees in respect of goods said to Inn been de stroyed, but which were really is existence. Then care the Trollop as to the motive ; shad he must say it was • very unpleasant cirennerusee to guess Barry, who were the pesprieters of the what!, sad it right, with out Author 'spheric*, be said, what motive could the prisosen have apart from them, the certificates being signed by Misers. Bony themselves. But be should be able to show by the mirror which he should adders in the pine a/ lb. an that the primers bed so doubt • mo tive for tisk induct ; and it was *sly right to gay that the prisopers, in eonvertip, had reds it appear that b reasoviag the Waste which Wieser th e peels by which the goods strived, they maid belp themselves to that pro. prey, and 'either their roployin nor any other persons eould say they bad stolen it, because it had bees said to have been destroyed by the Ire ; mid Mr. Giffard thosght if that were proved it would show a vary streets motive cm the part of the primers for the fraud. This, Mr. Gifted rid, was • short Pare of the facts by which • very serious fraud bad most undoubtedly ben committed, sad for which be should ultimately, after producing the seceseary evidence, oak his lordship to commit the primps He manly proposed to ban the information upon whisk the warrants were panted read over, apes which he should ask for a remand until • trans day. The isformatice was then read, sad was as follows : Thomas Alemader Roberts said—l espy oe the burlap el an gumless.; valuer, ead seesaw of firs lessee, 22, Thsegmorthe-striest, under the firm at Brown and Roberts. A fire took place ia the mouth of November, 1864, at Meritoe's Wharf, Dockhand, of which Misers. Bony Brothers are the proprietors Several tnisobests had goods, es lam I isfrmed and believe, warehoused is Maribm's Wird, which pods, or some of them, were lama naiad fire in various of the insuranee ogees to Lades, sod amongst others the Royal Exchange, the Northern, the North British and Mireentile, the Royal, the Liverpool sod Leaden, the Globe, the London Assurer*, the Queen, the Manchester, the Sun, the Imperial, and others. That since the said time numerous cis have base node by diluent mer- Peer ou the above-named °Moss for divers large sums of money amounting to several thousands of pounds for goods mid to have bees destroyed in the said fire as Menthe's Wharf, many of which dolma have bees paid by the said Pikes upon the delivery up of the warrants lamed by Messrs. B o ny Brothers, as being the titles to the goods raid to have ben buret, together with • ortilicre from the said Mears. Barry Brothers of the goads referred to in the war rants having bee. burst in the firs That, after many of the claims have bre paid. and about the fifth or sixth day of the present month of January, Josiah Fogs, • labourer, lately in the employaret of Mims Barry Brothers, gave infonsatiois to use and others, that certain frauds bad been committal at Meritoo's Wharf, in respect to some of the goods warehoused there, and said to have bees burned, on the 11th lost. I went to Merits'. Wharf, when I met by appointmeat Jeddah Fsge, and with others eaw Mr. Alfred Bury, one r the firm of Mews. Barry Brothers. At that interview Josiah Fop Arid that there were 350 bales of jute or thereabouts, by the Onwards, stored in the new warehouse, from which he and others bad torn off the tallies. That the frost bales had flew tallies, with the City of Dublin upon there, and that if the stock was broken down we should find the inside bales bad so tallies on at all ; that 200 bales beside the :irk were de livered since the fire, and that there were 100 bags of rim or thereabouts at whisk Mears. Berry bad given no pocunt, whisk were removed that the fire by Mr. Alfred Barry's orders by Ricker from No, 10 Ex tessioa to No. 11, where they would now be fosod, and that they were bunco. Artier admitted such was the ems Mr. A. Barry asked what " butice " meant! Fags stated that Arnett knew. It was onus for the firm. Arnett said be had heard the word made use of. Fags said it was very well Point amoopt all the men. Fogs farther stated that after the June fire there were about 164 bales al jute by Sebastian Cabot, 74 by pother vessel, sod 10 by Alpert, put into • beige called the G. which were knocking about is the doges for about two months. They were ultimately stored is No. 45 ware beam sad burnt in the November fire, and that Bony bed given so Poop% of them ia the burnt list. Fps Panned Arsott to deny it. Arnold at first said it was tale and afterwards admitted the jute was lying In the Cat, and was glared in No. 45. as stated by Fags Fars farther said several Oar that Amer was not te blouse ; it wag the firm. He further mid, with realism to the Coward, that Artier told the men whoa the tallies were being torn off, that Mr. John Barry was very uneasy about the jete, and if it was keep, what a row there would be, or words to that effect. Os being cerlenged Artier said le might have need the words, or something to that .Hest. Farr farther said Waken zed liedpwiek knew all about this. That when the 200 bales ex Onward were delivered, in reply to a question by one of the mss to Sedgewick, " What weight do you wact r" Sedgewick said, " Ob, never miad, anything will de, as this completes the ship." That on the 13th of De cember, 1864, Mr. Alfred Barry skied at 22, Throgroorton. street, and I raw him in my ream sad asked him who Pecked the list of the rand geode, whether it was taken frees the Pak to the warehouse. Mr. Alfred Deny said Ar arat, his fairer, weal through the prebends, and Mr. Therm Idebookkeeper, PAW sons My clack, Edwie Red man, and of ers. went through the property reinalaing oa the premier a! Mesas Barry, and I am informed and be lieve found upwards al 2000 baler more than those r ha by Anse sod Thorp te ban been saved. vecliass pal owe grabens to this whams, sad he said —Whoa I saw Mr. Berry, be told me Thorne was his book herpes I had **ensign to go more than cam to the wharf, maim Thom soling as bookkeeper there. Josiah Fags said-1 MI • labourer, and live at 21, East street, Grew-streak Twig-folly, Bethnal-green, and was lately is the araployumpat of Messrs. Barry Brothers, wharf bar" Idayttwa's Wharf, Daaldwod. I had bra in the swots' se Balmy Itrodwas ssaily two yams op to Christer last. I Mehra Ileiise to quit about a week before Mini ms, in of their being slack. I did not go on the after Chtintmesday, beiag indisposed, sod at the end of week I left. Om part of my dsty wee to take the weights of the bales on their being landed, and then stow them orgy. I also emosiorally tallied jute es its beige _leaded aidweighed. I took the landiag weights of the bales of jute whitill arrived by t h e Onward in the 'ammo. Imitated the weights in the landiag-book and marled them on the tallies (a of calico MeV starched), 'and I saw • peat number of the tallissielterwards put oe the liaise, aid they were then removed late the yard to be its at the bask of the wooden bosses. I don't think my ware removed until alter tho fre, when I helped to break down 200 for delivery. This was about • forteight before Obrktensa. Bargees. • labourer, asked Bedgewick if be should look oat any particular weights. Sedgewiek went away aid cams beck in • few minutes, and said, " Take the bales as thm rise. This 200 will apish the cargo, and the rest are for us." About two or three days afterwards Clalaltaa received iestructlons from Sedgewick in my pro. moos "to take the tallies off the bales of juts in the yard," and, pointing to the slack, told um to uncover it. Sedge wiok bad • bag with him. He put the bee on • piece of timber sad said, " Put Use tallies is here earefally ; don't loge any of them, and when titb's dose we'll bars them." I °Mahan did so, and took about 350 tallies off. °Mahan put them into the bog, and I deal know what °Maher did with them alter this. As the tellies were taken off, the Wes were removed by trucks into the new ware house. About • dozen men were emploed in this. It was • day's work. I think 2 1 0 were pat In the cotton-floor, sad the remainder upstairs. I saw some of them being stowed. At the time the mss were trucking the bales into the new warehouse I saw Mr. Arnett and Mr. Alfred Batty looking at the men an the Masks ; sad later is the day I my Mr. John Barry la the yard close to the Wee, wbile we wore picking up some of the balm that had tallies down. I had never been employed to take the tense off in this way before. A man mined Beckett tallied them on the stack in the warehouse. I rolled. the last day I was at Messrs. Barry's, which was the Friday after Quist/ma, that fresh tallies had been pot of the outside bales, marked " City of Dublin," and the weights. I think the handwriting on the tallies was Martin's, a labourer. I west upstairs sad maw that those upstairs were not tallied in this Burgess asked me se I was coming dors what I was going for. I said • piece of paper I latt in the window. I said " What mass you - eft ma'" He said," Bedgewick told me to do so." About two or three weeks before Christmas Sedgewiek gave me also digestions to shift some bales per Botanist. There were them of them. Hs told sae to turn the tallies in, that is, to put the tallise ag 'oat the wall, so that they should not be sees. I ahifld is the same wa • quality of other balsa by various vessels. I took • ta lly of one of each stook. All these bales were in,theasw warehouse, and I believe the total (legality, either bawls, the tallies takes off like the Onward or tamed ia as I have described, ✓esonated to about 500 bales in this warehouse. I made • communization to the oaks of the North British and Mer cantile losurarce Company on Pride , 6th of January. I was referred to Masers. Brows and Ba I saw them (Messrs. Roberts) on that day. I maw these on the following day, sad once or twice afterwards. sad accompanied them on Wedassday,the 111 b, to Memo. Barry's wearies. I went with Mr. Radom'', and sot Mr. Roberts and Mr. Whiting. I went into Mr. Alfred Barry's room. Mr. Arnett, Mr. Whiting, Mr. Roberts, and Mr. Badman were present. Mr. Redman headed sio • list, which cootelned about 455 bales, whisk I stated did not haloes to the firm, although they had them is their new warehouse. This included the bales by the Oswald sad th e Bauchi., mid some o th ers. Mr. Whltiog said Mr. Barry what he had to say to it. Berry turned to AroMt and asked him what ha bad to say to it, and whether it wee true. Anon said it was true. I said to Mr. Barry, I thalami you with having about 100 bags of rice in No. 11, sad there ar• all gems down in the ere insurance as being cm head.' Mr. Whiting said, "Now, Mr. Barry." Mr. Harry rid, " Now, Aiming" Arnett said it was true. I afterwards went over the premises with Mr. Radmall and two other gentlemen from the Gre-offloo. They took allot of all the base saved all over the ware house. I °ousted them all, Mr. Field and Mr. Gatehouse being present to there no. Detective Sergeants Hayden and Brett wore then swore, and proved apprehending the primmer" at their homes on the previous evening ; endd Mr. Gifferd, apes that, asked for • remand. Mr. Mods Baked his lordship if he thought there was sa6l - madame spinet Thorns to justify • remand? littt Hayden, in answer to Kr. Gifford, said be be ler a remand were granted he should be in a position to prod's'', further widows. The Lard Mayor, apes that, said he should "ta remand all throe of the p risenses, sad declined to icosp for Young. The primmer were than eurierisd for a weak. PHI EziromsH ASSUIIANCE COMPANY. lam. of ber mom Their imminst d the odlos satiated her that there was not the alight...at use her caution* her ru men* and therefore she discontinued, and last nearly Mrs. JoAnne her. came forward sad said tot AI bed been to the aloe to quemetreet after the death at her hatband, but could obtain no information /beeves to where the English office bad been removed to. In reply to a question from Mr. Rigby as to whether her claim bad not been settled, she replied that it bad. A gantlets's, who described himself as the sometary of the Reliant* Life Ohloe, said he appeared there in mime queries of Mrs. Jackman haring said cm a former osessiou that his (the Roliamte) office was committed with this com pany. He begged to deny M. Mr. Elliott—That was evidently an error. After a few more remarks at the dose of the ow, Mr. Elliott sail—lt appears to me that this investigation of Mrs. Jaeknian's ore will be of great edymitage to the public. It bus elicited very important inferumnios as to the nature of these eanimmiss, and I take this opportunity of rye.' that it seems to me to be a rep .festunete that in the last melee of parliament an act was which enables persona is humble circumstanceso life, instead of trusting to such companies asthma. to get govern ment security_ for their deposits, either for their savings Cr imarnme. The act pond last swim van oemseepent apes representations and statements made of the welder of companies which bad base mist* sad still vigor to exist, which are of the meet daageress chareekeh 'l'be ad which has been passed will enable partite in future, by mils' premiums, to insure their lives man tonality without rui ning the risk they hare ltitlierto dome, and it cannot be too , widely kaowa Ems such as ass sim THE EfUItDERER KOHL. It seems that yesterday morning Kohl asked Dr. Cappell If ha would premiss so write to his father after he was deed, and wises be did so, hi wished to have a shisismewt to the same efface in latish, be said, they woad both sign. Dr. appall i = to the, sod sat dose te the table wader the impression that the primmer was about to make • confession. almost at therms instant Kohl seised a pea that was on the table, and thrust the sad of the holder down his throat, and se claimed, "I will kill myself ; I will push down the Water soil he would probably have succeeded in doing him self some meshed if the wanks* is attendance had net promptly interfered and forced the pee from his grasp. He was that so violent that Mr. Gem the usistalteriff, felt himself under the neonsity of directing that hasdouffs should be pieced upon him, to prevent him from doing any mischief to himself er these *host him. Before this wee doss, however, the poisoner had timers hismalf vitals* upon the floor, and had also attempted to knock his head inelently agalost the wall, sad he 001114014 wr wok that it was bsrsd prudsat to keep the headsets on him seta the assestion took plass. Darius them promedleja the Pommel swooped ;lent ups soma void we aluilllPPliddie hie he revived, and from this time his arcane= sever to desert him for a moment. While the prows 1111 our being performed tits culprit, with groat • exclaimed, " I am innocent of this crime _• so help re sad Jesus." After he had bees pinioned. led the offisiabi ware about to prayed with the Napa is the scaffold, he looked armed, sad aped Dr. Cap poll, mod said be welted him to be with him at the last moment, sod to walk by his side to the drop; and ho acoordiney walked by the aide of the pawner. and aotompanied by th e Rev. Mr. Hamilton . Whew Kohl had been pieced seder the beam sad the tope had bees adjusted rotted his sack, Dr. OappsU sole °laced up • prayer in the most impressive insofar, and thee germ* adjured the culpr i t, if he was guilty, so easier hie crime. The reply made by the culpnt was, " I die as inseam& death. I no heed is the murder." Almost homey dila* sitar he had uttered that a:clematiss the valeta requested Dr. Capp & to tell him when the last moment had arrived. Dr. (appall made use of theftroal " now," mod the executioner. either taking this for the signal or having veceived a signal from owl of the officials, st the sum instant let the drop fall, before the wretebed culprit had as opportueity of saying anything more. It will he ressem hared that something of the same kind marred at the execution of Millar, and it was generally believed by the otfloiale that the culprit intended to have made a coolessioa of his crime at the very lest moment, and that he wee only prevented from deb, so by the sad. dame's with which he wan launched. This opiates is strongly confirmed by a converiation that took plan betties° the culprit sad Dr. (Nippon on Monday last. It appeared that the premier, who wee aware that Dr. Case pall had visited Muller I. Nonstop sad that be wee prised at hit execution, was most anxious to know all the lam contacted with it, especially when it was Z i to made the cooterao, sod whether it was not at the soy last moment, and whew the rooe win mead his sick, that he had dose se. Dr. appall told him that this was the fast ; and Kohl then said that he Itudeosteed that the last ems who was executed at that place-the mss Frame Wass. for murdering his sweetheart at Chadwell Heath—bat eke only confessed at the last moment, the same as Muller bad dose. Dr. CappeU said he believed that this wee set the case, bat that, on the ceetraly, he bad confemed his guilt immediately after his ow:viatica, sad he appealed to one of the wardens who was pretest is state whether this was not the fact, sod he said that it was. ' Kohl than merely sold, " Oh, oh;" and it seems to be exii tremaly probable that when on the brisk of eternity he would have admitted his guilt but for the circumstances above stated. The culprit straggled violently after the drop fell. Be wee a strong wreaker man, and at least two minutia stapled before life was extinct. Mr. Rigby, barrister, yesterday attended before Mr. Elliott, at the Lambeth polioecourt, ors the part of the directors of the Eaglith Assurance Clompuiy, whose rams are DOW at 75, Little Britain, to offer an explanation ors their behalf to the complaints made by Mrs. Jackman, a poor widow who had insured the life of ber husbasd for 181., of nos bkag able to find the rime of the 004111• Di• or a person named gleeing, the agent, who had collected her Maly. Mr. Rigby's statmort was of girt length, but In substros it w as follows :—The English AANDIT•••• COW pant was, he said, properly established is January, 1864, seder the Joist Stock Compares Art, all the requirements of which had bees peeped? compiled with ; and up to the Front time the promedinp connected with it had beta ootrooted with regularity. With regard to the oared Mn. Jackman the mistake was said to hare schen is this way. The agent, Meting, with whom she had dealt in the matter, ought, oo receiving the infer viatica of the death of Mr. Jarman, to have supplied certain forms to Mrs. Jackman, sad ea her oiling them op he should have forwarded them to the aim This me re dose, sad the first istinatir of the fact reached the seem try through the polio* report is the Newspapers. He that did what was screwy is the matter, mid the money was paid. With regard to the statement that the offices of the company could not be toned, it was said that up to saran, date they had bees is Quseurreet, Obea a, but thee they were removed to Little Britain—a clerk being left in the Quemotrest pianism for a month afterwards, to give information, sad a autice was put up stating their DOW eddies& The name and address of the etiespaay sad the cemetery were is two places in the di.wctory. Rook director was, Mr. Rigby said, • holier of 200 shares, the calls on which had bees fully paid up ; they received no re muneration for their services. Is the noses of replies to Mr. Elliott, Mr. Eby said that Kari °, had now ceased to THE LATE ACCIDENT IN THE BLACKHEATH RAIL b• a° 'de" of the company he had at one thee been a WAY TUNNEL.—Yeeterdse afternoon, pursuant to adjourn director. meat, the jury empaeselled to investigate the eases of the Mr. Elliott—Have you got any list of what you call frig' brut &Ordeal in the Blackheath tunnel of the North directors! Kept Railway reorembied st the Railway Tams, Lee, TM Solicitor, who lealructed Mr. Rigby, here banded in 3. carom, raid that . th. the following list, via. Charles thine How, J. Gilding, cu "" ht 7 ithost ?" - r iti r" toint wee which he thought would realer W. F. Scott , G. J. D avis, and Charles Rorke. it necessary to have another edjouranient. The MOW Ml then requested strangers to withdraw, and after I see "' Ached t° your articles et eawweete°" as a wite n nce with the jury the re presentatives of The sad who is there described as clerk to Mr. J. Loss, so li citor . re press sad the public were re- admitted, re • when the Solicitor—Yes, sir, the same. coroner stated that it bad been res o lved to ad- Mr. Elliott—W bat a solicitor's auk a director of ea item the inquiry until Taseday sent, atthree o,oloa, assurance ° °°l7 "l7 l .. hat wee ver y useal s; ,"! ls , Hai- when it was fully hireded to terminal* the Isla". It cCharlesHere") w ame aura" you ere c """ a `"'" wee stated incidentally tha t Randall, who is still at the lain, your seeretary as well r director ? R oya l M ar i ne H osp ital, is t he only wirer remaining to be Solirter—No, eta , he is brother to the secretary. . sued, sad that his evidence will be takes as Tuesday Mr. Elliott—What is Mr. Horton, your director! next. A movemeat is on foot in the locality for the par- Solisitor—A boot-rnaket pose of bracing the Bork Easters Railway to the Mr. Elliott—Have you got a list of the shareholders ? tassel at the top, e ither **Abby or sorely a cow. s a li vo Www—We h ave 2 • 5°) sham " heD, " ski he • mitre has bees ned to premar this object. large lume to bring here. COLLISION ON THE BRIGHTON RAILWAY.— Mr. Elliott—Has anybody anything to say relative to this Yesterday morning, about Iva egkek. as mow sad wear cans? hi,. Irving, a otwimm u r . ru kth ig In J a mi s .-pi ss% Lila steadies en the he at Rest Croydon were rem_istobg mid-road, said that he bold in his head a policy of assuranee Booth KesUru up goods - thin. . From inquiries semis m in the Gomel Provident sad Correct taieurancellotopsny, Lumkul-tulalts tsnueu yesterday attansom p it appears *mid by 1). Soots and Mr. Shepherd, two of the directors that the only WO" Injured WI! WM. rogi •• 11 he s s i gn or to alight extent. The s MOM MOM of the English, o which be had paid 11/. to the agent, Mr. do Brown, of 17, AILIT-Nplarit. Storey, and in the month of Wadies about the Nora. The Meeks sad their An ust last Brown called ou him, said that he had been WWWIOW were much damaged, sad the trial° to lOW di from his ogke of collector, and rammimooded extent delayed. him not to pay say more money, as it was a general swindle. MILAIICHOLT AND FATAL ACCIDENT.-00 Wed- The gist time he wept to the odice of the company he found seeds, Dr. Leakiesr held as Jaques& at the Duke of that they had not even hie name in their books, except Hamilton Tarim, New-end, listesd, relative to the when the policy was entered. That was the only time, and death of Mir Mary Asa Em my, 14 Fare, whose death he we. told that Brown had been keeping his mossy all the ! resulted from a playful peek by her sister. It appeared way throes* not even parse it tab the soetely supers. that on Wednesday last the sisesesed was reading a book teeciedr respectable prim e§ these parties bring herm up-stairs, sad the tee being ready, as= sister was di. Mr. R by —Bat you ore speaking of a Merest company. rusted by the father to fetch her to the Ms table, Mr. t—But the names of the parties are the same. The alter obeyed, and finding deosased did not_lioy Mks and if theychoose to be cousected with the company they bon to her, she tilted the char, and deceased fell against must take the oonsequeme. the feeder striking her arm. The fall was sot spokes of, sad Chief Clerk—This poboy is in 1863. the dammed did sot complain ; bat as the Wanda, sight Mr. Elliott—The policy is rod by the persona who sow she asked to be allowed to get tato her raother's bed as she constitute the oompany ? was very ill. Yes. Frey berg ill, the medial silisedsat Mr. Rlgby—l do not know what Mr. Irving is complaining called, and his atteatios wee dinar to the deemed, who of, but it is only fair to say that there is nothing doe on the was rapidly Making, and died on Saturday last The pest- Potio7 aortas exualastios showed that than was as %Jury le Mr. Irving—l admit that I was told it w nothing but a the shoulder, oomainsicating with the teals, prodashig swindle, sad I refused to pay aey more money. I went to emulation. The congeries el the brain wee the etre ad the shop of Mr. Gering, one of the directors, who is repro. ! death. The jury retried a verdict of Assidental death. seated as a boot manufacturer, and found it was °sly half • I DANORRCHIS STATE or THE ROADS IN LONDON.— shop. He was working oim a shoemaker's seat with leather yesterday rousing, at the Metropolitan Board oe Maas, &Prue on. (Lsnghter.) I have witnesses teWOW , W two or a &prelims from the Royal Society few the Premiers* el three other policies held by relatives el miss. Cruelty to Animals waited upon the chairman, for the Mr. Elliott—l dea r think that he Is the men fit and purpose a sepreesstieg to him the notafe oosilities GI Mr proper Mom to MOWS" this oomiamy- Row does his roads at the metropolis during the frosts of winter, sod for name stand in the prospectus ? seeking his advice as to the muse which t oz c h e t to be takes Chief Wrier — The berms, Loodon-houses Milerdmir, for the removal of that evil. MG dens which cow boot manufacturer . silted of Mr. Samuel Gusty, Y.P. , Mr. F. b. Mocatta, Mr. Irving—lt is • small double-frosted shop ;oa or aide I Gemmel BM John Soot* Lillie, Mr. Ilasaler, sad the a tailor's !Mop, sad OW, the o th er • siEur dr?. with &bast Secretary to the Sorely, were Weaned tk atoll eggheads= hallseormen s mir th m Moot in It, sad in mos back room i should be irdevestid to the beard is weirs& and therefoes where I weal there we,. two or three mea at work, sad Mr. ft ssea wrapped that a memorial shesM be ..._tad, sad Gelding was oleo sitting there with a leather epos as. I she deputathe should appear before the bred as Friday, have waterer to prove it. the Sri peesimo. Net liftlits Hal* th• 01 • limndealmr, White* Eattarrat.—ln yesterday's Expere it vas stated chapel, said that to JUiy, 1882, she insured her three sous e l m s th e ii pes s usee s s e e s ■ M e ese e ace _yyne h a g l ess in the Provider sad Meader, sad paid the eollector, ! mtpo i st a portms b as of Boothoooptoo. The wad porl- Algerwta The bey', of 17, Arbour-sweat Berry, ' wester should have loess permester. who collated she premiums, " mac h r 171.1. la August' Perfect argil's, strong gonad IMO sad last her youngest soa died, sod she than applied for 31. due um Ntrahlto functional emil energy are or on his policy. She also offered the meager, at the ogles , stom a wigwag to the by ~we in King-M/ast , Oormit-Pedm, the whirs of the Patsies tor dreier Reurals Mersa lg.& lama area sposida - 7,. sale, as she bad heard It was a bad creern, tad said she a l.e reastMefiles. Mkgry, mash. should be glad to take 101. for . Moe 171. she had paid, and this. ll saner Markssillemmeek wee told that 11, for each premium would be sewer the rUmenst . amarms maill= 11 • 7 1 1. mark. fthe ref us ed b Isk • this, ••d it ••• "Ma gentetreet lead ; riled Fames sod iiishisesom tom . brim dm mewed 30a., all they would gin OS pabay ,LhAemetheemehhi TRAY7IO RETIJILNB. 11111111/ITIL Ms, Par Nor Tele; Teed. SIR &MOM Mi. WM Weak tram Nov. IL lee& T a 4 araes loutira of 1441 a.. It US 10$ 1121 Weak • Nov. 22. Nadr24-B.W. Lbw 411 1.718 1113 458 271 Week ending Jon. 14. 1866. 1811 Great ceatr2.l olyeirlon 1.123 4.632 6.46.8 Week ending Jam ft Bristol and 1404 r ltl 2,954 3,447 5,341 5,002 Kent 11..aet Loa., Chit., sad Dover rs i 1,454 1,311 4,796 4,102 It suchester. South 'mo ths. it 315140010 es . D. 556 501 1.1495 1,358 Metro. Is. of LG . &D. 11} 1,441 130 1,575 400 Midland MARKET& TALLOW.—Thumniy Bvskota.—Ths Eby pad 994199: —Spot, sow, 41a. 9d.; old, 41i. ed. ; 4k. id. ;Oa last le Dominer, Us. N. DoOM, ornmiag. 1,440 ommks ; arrivals, ono. OOTTOK—ldnirook JAR. 16.—Ire bagrolooh,,,, dot inoctior nub ot, Ina pn Pesmt ll l waft 2,,•Z oho Bojo dMoira rodoold Moo rot* Oo 6 • --v w ak]. to.doy 3,000 Woo, lookodloo 1500 tor oPtiortarasik export. XD Amongst, Zkl. to 201. ; 120 Po lloot T . M. to 94d.; Moisaboal, 24d.; 300 to OA. ; 900 Booai. 15d. to ,171. • I.'4l= h ir,. 2044 . Ibis" 14d. ; 80 4 0 11 . . 40114 . dm, 10 d . to im . " Malt 1 1 ‘. 44 HA ; JaPffill. ibid. to 1011. WOOL AND WOHISITa—BIUDVOID, Jag. 1 „ mann Is etheedlogly quiet in every d.prs j bother fall In the rate of discount does n 4 app i iii e l ntimaninatio• to the operations of asuman end sok' The Toothy of wool . changing hands I s e n* *ay United. There is • trifing busiest doing 41, 4 , wool. There Is aleo.aoine *wry for hop, but flu offersd are mei as nowt he thoeptod. Priam we c al unsteady. 7i wonted yarn the onstnental trade mob il to be as Eat as it has ben for some tins 'sonnet 21 1 , is sounly any demand. Moths an seennieub w vinous en stopping frowns in ell duration. rimy for the boon trade still keeps op in carton ecrts—s a a, io doubiss and the finer kinds of minaret. p r i N i7 ornar s irregular. The pins trade is also nay oink t of nolthirs, leacs, width-wan orthise, and a l m a still coothioe essupted with orders _perinea, t a k e , 1 , other reopens then is so dross. The hone thew, t craned pretty freely lone ago , end was a ft* rennin their orders, ne sa tceent only eving sa w ordeal for the purpose of dock& Thus ism nerd foe plain goods. The Amnion hoists Wks. bans sof ioniag Modem. LACE AND HOKERY.—Nerroroue, 114, comeet 74 report p p m ] improvaineet ii &th stark trades of *distract, sorb as would lead to r =MOW emplezreest of the oweratleeo, but la - berme late dena r n l i wook there bu iwore itt= 4 =, 0.:41 the Oceolieset. het the laspreemeset is ety is A s took. U the porsoet Tidal'.' for *Atom an Ng* ow wooly so, it la antoodpated th i s there will bs astiverag toad* than there was Litre yoer,—No' Jewra OORN.-Ilimarronstr, JAR. 26.-At this day's then ens a fair supply of wheat, which fend bap*, prime of this day sennight. Floe Iditer Wm: qualities were by no niiis ba snrri dadas. Oats Arm Beam and peuenly saleable Ist Illi Zt UN. 25.-At our market here today Matt a lemmad se o l di &Wish wheat, which sold sloes i h o , wo w s Fop attracted small say altar* bar hilly es tear ; grief*. is very large walk aladiti w as ths rdireed ersotatices of last wee k pl,y of w ail ie 'mem of the demsed, sad *lea at 3d, to &L per or. lower, with rely a Visited Wait fl kir awe peislag. Mahe doll, at • dentist of 6d. per qr. liatirmeeraa, JAS. 26.-At oar market this ramargi tow of the trade was firmer, bat Mere was very kaki =pemia au the psst of Woe to operate, ad with la' 'lmam. JAR. 26.-Wheat ease to hand in grad , dills, sad Maples al the best and* made a side k. mosey ; 'Shoe kiaAs as Wore. Berk) sues in MUM remeasralies miss Otte, basal, ha, makmed. Nawnsar, Jut. 26.--We bare to Torn • 'WWI = d a wheat for this day's market. Bert dimeitioi Late prises, bat oet-of.medition sea* . indTaraai slow of Isle. The ria of barley not in ems, Br nickel alter Inds steady. Oats. bear, and pees matlans dd. 4 . ets, Imalsre. Brouctoar-rat.Tms. JAL 25.-The minis fa *NS ____,,__,- -- ll e. fir. t n ' week amidst of 880 ;pa. of cake martwise, aid WO gad ~.._=L--. barley fr . am &breed. There was a fair rapply rif Parr LOX ibio N demand this as a market from the farmers. Wheat mit eiisff ; Wilett sue at last week's pious. Bully the tees dew . _ Oats, beans, sad peas aid. Wheat, pm qr., Mk ea bushel-Durban , sad Yorkshire rd, Be. Is 16.1 tßowir 131 sisi COUCH &leo, whits, 40s. to 44a. ; meth conntry red, 4*. talk; . ft.. ., paw] ditto white, 455. to 465. ; ditto old red, 40s. to 4k ; + Ma. 8 griedag. 255. to 255. vet iroperlel qe. Oals, met ''. lils. to 18s.; potato, Alain par bushel, 19s. * Th. list e ; in Wili sew, 365. to 38a.; old, 4.1 e. to 4214 Pets, fed* W.: ~ Xeli • si to 3ils. as mslOse m inaMakeil. J Al. 25.-There were in today's EMS LOOS11311111? qrs. whim, 2,422 gel barley 2,458 gra cele, d . b.. , L. , i 1 1 3 r9 biams. • utit, MP *.e . s beset, aki- trq "9 ITZ c . with la iwisk-Whatt gr i g na 31. down on ro . p, sail dell, e Al i t i r es. eat ea the enema Barley wee 6d. up ca top, sal IL 1 ~ skeet the sump. Oats were dd. down on top, ad IL ; am mo , the anew. Beam wen ad. down es top, and U. ermines ssrstlsor es the IMMO. Priem per imperial sputa- .---, r -: -- 275. 6d. to 42a. fled. • barley, 21s. 61. to 30a; ea in •it- A L 14s. 3d. to 295, 64 . ; helm, 32a. to 38e. 6d, Bums; Jaz. 65.-Theire le no differeem is Ss sat linmleiing labile today. The supply is short, the weeder le‘ a famezable for sesdieg oars to market, sad the elm ea Il l & a l adshiamtuA l lmind mt at gnawer pries& curna-Biziamoima. 26.-711 1 :Of tit ea cam this day was shorter than on Th last; was a fair domed at Tuesday's quotations. &Wel tiaras a limited supply, with a moderato inquiry, Miss alteration ia priors. Calais were a short supp ly, 1i by as news saliva , late prior made. Fat a amc simply ; chanson mach Bet, Sid. to ed.; lidn mottos. Sid. to ; ewes, Ted. to Sid. ; Tea. ed. bio per lb.; bum pigs, ea 6d. to 9a 9d. par near ; PPM ta. IX to 105. Bareror, its 26.-Our market was well "Urea Isle with 'Teething but stars made. Than was a harp sa_M of best, a soosidarable portion of which was Ina. Tab woe ribs, sad ma* weerytislag was gold, bat MINIM to submit to a redastion in prima, best dosceiptiom sag at from Os. to 70a ; and eserradary, from 60s. to 6ia ; hi hue Warm 7511. to 74.. was obaumd ; bat capita WI could be 705. • large supply of sheep, sal * out high peiws were minimised, best mem 'sari hanged. to 94. endows. at 70. to U. per lb. Trade so ram, and , was adostsd. • fair amt. I limitmike mere. bat trade vary dull, aud lameadiano wands oharastar, poises showing a downward toil" La s ? s wi zts i t pip, and prism hardly so good es ha m& that these..e a mad cisuriad ; bum OP swami from 9` 3d. to Its. 6d., and porkies ham ta fl 10a. par soma Normirommt, Jaw. 26.-A few moo beasts mombas ihit maratag. • brisk tends was doe in the haat telbi of minas. Beet bast wads 81. 9d. to 9s. per cams; s Ol at mart quality made maw our 9s. ; inawisr, Ti. ft es. A Mow of sentbsa, sad an man demand la trali lps& tess. ant mutton, Set to 9d. ; Misr* N. /101. Lamb% 9d. me man& Oalvas, sp. MI& MIS p*, Te. M 7a 6d. ; haven, es. dd. to Ti. par Meas. ENIIIIIRGH, its. 25.-The number of cattle this ra fag was IN than last vest, there Mier 421, or • oar of 113 hasd. Sales slowly effeotod. Top reit* of cba bat fe.; marmot price, from Bs. 6d. to 84. 9d.; Maier, from 71.3 d. to es. par stone. The ousher jB was 4,042, bid 82 her. Sale wen slowly effected, amid the close a eonsiderable quantity wore maid. bliel of the host 'flattop, ; °arrest, from ed. be sid. from 7d. to Ted. par lb. Ouo lot of Cheviot ems Wet ft. bled. , lied pip from ea 6d. to es. 6d. per stem Meths,t woes ld - ditto, from 10e. to I2s. • bed. N 421 ; Ism o ditto, 1 11 ; lace sows. 71; Mt* t"; pip, 178. OSTITAL Paras.-03ra Damao Da''' TlittltaDaT, Jar. 26.—Admbriose as mama. MB; by maim tidos* SW; 1.122. rAdvartiarawat.l--HoLUMAT's Otte nit art /um - flees direst daratins aot es the Munn N.V. s 4 Partfiessaad Mahn, whirl envoy, glidiatly, sad eas2 clasp her tle bolter throughout tU whet, system. swot las almost ratraeolous powers of cleaning And WWI and Wan, which had dated the higen sanded • but pennons°, Is necessary to attain this h end. as tt visifie anyearonabb to expect any lido (Mean or Weer 'WOW he firmly rooted in tbs body for years to be oared la a Widen earnest be too much to ask a walk trial of these sable soon fn an chronic ulceration or other foal wean& ail they will prone their Orton. D A 411 ,• ".ill la No:. 1 ` vitt sal BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. 1. WE 2. Azi 2. Biz -4: ii, 4.w V. ° The glik.ft i t • 14tImit Jos H 0* BIRTH& 11011LTON.-1 ft, at Cumberimadotiost, 004 7 wile of C. 0. Bathos assary , Maq., of a daughter. DIVIM.--Yeimery at, at YU.,fy. Huta, the wit* dDr. & 17 7 . of a eon. HRDY.-Jutuary U, at Albloa.road, Stoke Nawkwito,l7 wife of C. 7. Hotly, lag., of a Smelter. ] HOULDSWO&TO.-Jsoury 14, sc Bradlaubt Pretls, 6 2_ lll • AN Mauteeter, the We d loam Houldworth. Eat. a 7 . - ItRYNOLDII.-Jaraery 111, at Addison-road kora. 7 Olle the wife el R. Reynelka, Rol, of a toe- b Oll 7l WARBUItO.--Jsnuary 26, at Upper WeetbounoMerack 17 , park, the wife of A. lautug, Saq., of • SNOW,. . u ., MAELELILOES. t w Ait ii ll 00L7IN.CLARIC-lIDD.-J at leeeleo 7 _ _,_.° 704 by the WM. J. Stoughtee. R. Col of uw"'*: Valuta I. ea R7iX16713,-"W‘craiuvli.X.-Jthistibiaturyli: P a i t o"er tbe 7 1riabiUdd.cbg t i" :Lutist a 111•••••• Mortlake. by tbe Item I. Oisimminey, H. W. Boer* Nol-, 114abotewd. to iltsabetb, daughter of the late & SIM-41:711=810Lituary 24, at Great Oularedea. 7,76 bY tke Rey, D. Ask& the Rev. 0. Smith, /LA, T 7B ' 771 Cam., to Marla, daeghtar of the Rey J. B. &NUM 11,0 ht. masks. ladiSaA ATES. LINTMOSUIL-leasary 24 M , at Realington PiamOr d. frutou wife et IL B. Autrotatut 1.1. ...la WALL utvery U. at Wlnebeater. R. C. Oa* Ma 1.... - -, / MARTRICOL-Jesury 05, Eliza MOM alagb ill ."... at Illskbary.perk South. ase6_„ l7 . 114 0 14W-Takomy 46, at tiaorgaUreat, Marna" aNW.S. WOO turr.--i•vaaa 24, at Queen'a.gate, Haltema , wi t t eve a J. A. S. Stewart, Req.. Med .-Jawoocry ff. at Barrett/rove. 000 widow of Violeta J. E.21 .____ _ ...... „..... ‘ is P 7111111111 w Minn( 4 Wllliiilt IMO Ufa 0 la. lico laild of lAWilw. 0111141,1=rdollawfi. la Ur Prodsot cf Tosado. LWOW W. wa. K . - fie T E" " • " A o*. assilaft To b am ake — ll4 ° A C at e i s e lia.,4 Zit Aoh 11111,110. --....... v Arrei. nil i i . Ca aI& '4 .- u 1, 716 4 4 , w. • , . 1114 4 4 ,„ N49: l • A il ; d am , --- 4111 :4 •• L ot t r iagg mr o rt i , Oil mak Ih r ; , AWL .i,.• ~ "VC i . ..... 11: 11 X. 11.-1, 1 low; 16 gist 161,, Od ho o k , 111014•1‘ r i, I h root 11 lii pii Lla• : ir. os sr. ~. 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