The Express. — London, England, 1860-12-05 00:00:00

4 NAVAL AND MILITARY. AD9IIIIILIT, Dam Arrourrnnyru. --Coro =riff C. C. A. X. to the Cornwallis, additionsi for memo. in the coseasearl Lieutenants C. hem to the Hero ; Z. D. Aekkao, to the tad Y. litods. to the JIIOOIL MOWS W. C. Beek he be edditamel to the Cumberland, far warrice in the Challenger , and J. Molloy, to the Cum. bolas& assood Class Amisinst Engineer T Y. &edam to the Berner. Adair Third Claes Aelirtant ItotioaersH, Vateher, to the lodes; IL S. Ki4lllllall, W. Witham', and G. Thomas, te the Cumberland. CHATHAM, Dec. 4. The new police system came into operation at thin doeltpard yesterday, when • portion of the A divid:4a arrived bola leadoo. and oommeaced Use *axis dada of the establishment. The appouitineat oi se== the Serve bee bees wwfarred apse bithrodsuo, at the A Meilen, who lass*AlHed as tea patios sweetmeat be the abbe of the Mid Cewasie• mean. Superiatesselast Itisissediaa edit Lave the control el the new whoa at Sheens, as wells at this dookywd. MA TA, Nor. 30. On the 23rd there were 616 intralided from the Soot at the Malta Naval Hcapital-10 seems sad three eltriers, all of whom mend to liegland by her Majesty's Mull Wm- Os I: e hundred and thirty dill remain at the hospital, and wawa of the ships am reverted to be very sickly, pastiest bitty the Crony and her Maieety's ship Hannibal, the latter baying between 30 and 40 came of smallpox. Among times attacked ie Bear. Admiral Rodney Mundy. She has 130 oa her sick fiat. On the 26th Lieutenant Rathorn, of her Majesty's ship Omar, was tried by court-martial for drunkenams, toned i t . ill d and dismissed her Majesty's service, but mom to merry. He west on board her Majesty's ship Maczthe same sight for a passage to Ragland. have unfortunately been mveral mess of delirium Insmens among the allows of the fleet lately. Os the Melt her la ship London left for Corfu, and the Omar is to la a few days. The lleguirs left e el Vtb. Her Majeety's ship Terre& arrived from Smyrna on the 30th. She requires =ow* say repairs, and will be ready tea am in a coupled ai r . The Alacrity will pm* to Corfu to-marrow. The For arrived teem iDeella this memo). This morning ibe CiNlpird, with Ma staff, paraded the Royal Malta Fencihke, sod reed to them her Majesty's seemeat for teeming Mb en tato Royal Artillery, at the esm- Arida of wide they deem& Ibis it n peat been, Ice it gives the officers the mere geg es the Bea, andthigt have ally to do duty at their I r mo in - Kau (Aso *Raab sod asap plans), without ever bang milledon to quit their feasillte. eater to unhealthy slinte6w- Whet wM the &gbh ad way Mae Maltese having all them advasteips over them f Utile lirliese4 the same peg they might be Me the tease &My maim • h soldier, W lake their tarn in the West labia and C 'ob. SPORTING. =MING AT MANORISTER.—TuaiDAT. CROYDON ISITZPIACHASE 6 to Ito tie YU (GM MI MIRY. 6to 1 opt Doili E 4o 12 to 1 100 to 6 X) to 1 25 to 1 15 to 1 MOON Nothing doe atoolissid. HOLIDAYS. TO TRII MIMI OP TO 1117111111. Sra,—Chrisimasday failing this year on Tom as' three Is Sas arable tor tine days' eamassative Itoli. dny d Mien Is shelved ea Meaday, She 9446. Bnoki. veer bileada abed ea. Id She pubis* ere iatenaed IWO* be ensiiiesek mod than vim e ms.: =ay blips ism Sew nay have tkres elm aye (Ssaday, Men. , awl Tandev. 13rd, 'St, 2:5411 nee.) as bear. r. IL. 4. F. J. THOMPSON. COUltr Or ALDZIIIMEN. A Court of Akierthes w hoiden yselsedsyst ties OnfihelL Thin ems es mammaily t stesubses of maw I ben d the court, wary ass at than Miss peosist Alibis Masi& The Lib Ewa the Loss lbws peothlei emeifeemiq with the semi mew the attersey d the Led Ibises Osumi ettesdei td rad the sissese d the musehele leld es lb SW of lifewashor ler the deaths d ss aidliseses is the less d the Ithe David Warn Wish I Elf; seel he repeulii tint thew woe andliabithe W *me i ellse. Aims Cbdk Le ens.. i 4. ad Jam Iktflatee is.. sod list PIO 111•1141 t epos the wee& d the poi, the festmeed be be fay elested by s majority ef 9. Rt. Lisa= we *MI onessesel I &weed to be ewers dal he isthmedlthety pmeesisil hises air sk the Wye el dbl. 1111111 Wm theeeted with WI pews. Iffe thine peesseled to the eineties • oispith to Eel. lows, Plies, is the room c 4 the Zen.M. Oath. she bet I V IL OOIII Cis__ _ . se. Ile whew it had bees solthref to sears msel esesine eppliesthwe est beliessith d ened tratir maa ethett. eottompst thel e lbseeelested samba/ them if the gerikeses-- ' the Lc Abehmek this Sem% Abe lath awl the Am beat The omit see la &word the Pm lb. Chem who me feetwei duly dusted Is the eine* d etgW to the City Priem brills the *woe elf theism% sof IshflYt_to the w t or sey_fethee eqpiatitee th at Mto Web Oat ire Nth Pee imet em • psalm wee peoweini ley minis =compimisi el g thiseesdoct os the poet of baby Lemmas, ewe of the WINO d lb se g d Lesies. The weal bawd at thee Uwe that the meths ebethl dead sew W w sat swim wed Shea is the ismatithe melee thrall beret Mr. Lawman, bilerming him al the peetiembee et the i oompimixt, mod albs spew lb le wow 111111IMINER the opie wade set iiw Yr. Immense z i g i s sons weefisi spies Is ewes is cow fera e with the het he bawl to et the es smith hemplesed, MY them mooed list Bailee el the ..,eels el the peke", should be lest Is emit d Yr. Lowman swedes. sod that thew ebenta bomb& epos le weir end warm ea behalf of their primeipml, ea( st the Imo Paw show soar why the hoe& they had estseed Me as sermitio. foe hie good behaviour should mot be waded. The court thou whoa:sad. DmrrercnTra Tam AY Timm —About 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon • lee kWh ire all s bouts el the In. J. b. *myths, ems ea he mestees el bi t Wolk end to wham bows eporesb_ di help boys to Ss school are lsdasil a s were at who the tiro wee assessed. Mei ifibb 1111 e alarm blies Oh oath boy imbed tebbidedly to sugar part el tbill 1 loth he view saki whit he wild. but es he 811,2 wriehetel is sm al hews mess le windesed el the %Chi • arm shod vas limbs st am, he home ISt whoa mak heal , offebtlag the wish d 164 :Wed Ogg : . wee noised hoed is risible to ears the Naay of the herders have lost an they periewil. sew* the clothes they wore. The beam, which r readared uateeable, is, Whirr with the furniture. insured la **County dirnolfiee. A NOVI= CoLLINSOW OM rus Komi RAPTI= Raab AT.-- Ababa' collision amino' MOM North &stem Railway yesterday shore* abed Ake r es ere moms ass at Ova Wow pion betrayals the urns eelpahle stallemenL appose • stele trails fees York ors ahmsiisi we to he halite el the Deckle and Leyhoure Ism& with he aids Ise, are Vaithanatea, WIWI" VW is salad he " beer Is* hem sehissly ease Lao it segalemphe speed. se liabesliss cd dhow heft_ bega stes• to the iblear, either by sigasl er armies. sad a sib ohs herd. The shack had the easel el dishiness mesa trash is either hies, ad priostraiseg them hiss both up sad arse rails. whisk were blocked up foe some bier Tim to tree York. which is des at Dastisitea at 8 ce aid sot arrive until yearly 10 ; sod hodi d = o rrliasa at 7.10 for York vsaid sot yeah its she. The driver of the elmatisi bah is hissed far meiriss as S. Ih. umia bas ahead* sainastion to wiles onviSe the him by *sal Oa llos oast heed it is alleged that Opel bad far mho Wise bees th at be should stetiesary as the esselag las it we wind, ardtbandorollm vas Naiad ia swiss os to the has kiss. The late severe eseteety winds having gradually tersedreeed to the south have added totow swami dapples in the put of liwirpol. Oa het the imperremost is the wind teak phew, sad =dida gassaidt mho, mew& et IS Idletiped emend Ms rat 1814•00 el hes vele& Inn teem tim hales ports if the Umbettiewes. the eddies bib am* be do sleeks if ostut le basil at Liveepool About sixty of the shipwrecked crow of her Illahvey's hip POTlSTerbabbl arrived et laaHaeaptsa io he lama pocket Troia sad isouslietely paw.dsd to p o d & mnalk. iloYm. Owes= R ttwaw.--Trafilo for two weeks awls( N0v.14, HAD : Paisoilsers, rods, he., mt. 9. . ; son b e m riod, 18118, hid 101.—Ziles 36. - Advertisement ]-7. Mou,ower's Pius gm's, . Ceres wed lispiel-10 am SIM= system is doproned. Ih• WAN. rad the dipiwiso eleerewee by sown sh or velyles tempoohisis. se NOW weir or wee NMl be Memo ass - be Owe Ifts awe parberfail OIL No Issonsimi r blia lib tel imblebbY al Is.. of as sinew manse aslw bili sal igems bow salsa Ihmsn's l ame manly by ribbmiby. or samibetag sassedisi is or Ow noised Wpm may reqatry. Thom gib rani• alp. Importert mod sehusry power In straestbming Waireesaihigiedullos Norrne•llo•77 tram or sabillblltty. m Ow ..as sea smorimra therougli. sod peneasual Vats Inulligenct. . _ • • - in& rivalry, whisk led b frequien Manes. sad as ore enter I have hid to tutor's's betimes them Be =the Ganbers, sod erpeolelly Mr. Mar . dusg 944l. 2, J in-law. With regard to the Beckley' he said kin ad there see and le be very little in Moe* Mem. Osee I ememormled him to talm Me. bb beether-i&law, lie gmleseeki, but be inii Yaw saythinite de bilit - After bit widetlekto be frequently eel holly *nand willawg hwl l i 4i tea. mem and Is miry meolt al riser morn( te his linee and At the time Yon. DIM Med I all nut knew .Watts. 'Roe our en a friendly Mang between Ma Deer, the plaintiff, and Mks Watts AO. the dined was mind with hie last Skim I saw Me nomly may day. What Denning said yesterday about Me ,ileme Ip a as to the admiration of Mrs. Dent is is mintemas correct ; but I told him that the =appeared to think an interview with his just then might probably kill the deesseed. told him also that I had asked ifs. Den him& whether would like to see his mother ; and that hie news, had "Nut at present." I said it was a (medico of life nsimstit, mod and that until the doctors mid an interview might stet y take plan he must keep Mrs. Dent out at all haw& lie had often talked to me Meet niskiffig a will, end it was arranged between us that I shonkl be hie en coin. Before Mn.s Dent's death he told me that he bed made a will kilt everything to her. I replied, it well ; that's all • t." - When he talked about saki( a sew will, I said, ' Why don't you send for Tlionnese, year solicitor, and do it at once ?" Before the leas vadatien of 11359 I left him, under the impression that he lea going to do it. After his Illness be said, "I wish you would just put down on paper for. me some lopereo I want to leave." I rather demurred, but I remember he amid, "Yon me do it is coo of thole short papers which you know so welt bow to draw up r afterwards he said, "I have got them—mouing Mies Wake and Wre O'Brien—to put down acme mare on a elate ; will you ask them for it?" I did so, trod copied the names on • elm of paper, from which I prepared • draft will. 1 mot it I'M with a note stating that I coati give him no elites es to the sulbstentiel bequest& I did not see bin in. alter. Than I Liked the matter over with bile, =ffi hY sd i in the bequests, which I had i laft m in Valk. Sena ise that lie Mould like to hove his aut bra boom in dm City, and that he wished to give hie motAtor the odor as be had bees is the habit of allowing big_ . I mid. "Vied A think yea oinked" and I OM la .111asmaily of UK far her. At nie of our intenders Ora 5 1. :: seas* is somothing tor old Smith, my foreseen e 111 bet r ikes ibriied that be would lame him the will was executed, I s i s ib id, llll "Te i ra Met you hove not settled the great thheg r . t" i•t r ffrited. " I have no difficulty about t. I on the morning after the will wea unit leM:ii, " Well, I have settled that bovines% sinned, lore pot your, man in at the end." I " Well, lam info len mey mash obliged to you," and then he shook bomb with me. I told berm that he had better rat toe me ii i , led led said, " Ask Meek to give it yea." I eittalaed it Gem Min Ware, imill ma my eye over it. In the comae al tie week ha said to me, " I have had • &Mimi* made et that will, sad I pis gram* moan* it and mike it all ads" I said, " A eapy ril Ii Val well, if you mad the edgiest to Oratte . a. your baidure." He said, " No, ru moods it." My own draft was banded beck to me. The lea time I spoke to the deceased on the subject was on the =ilif fm lfarce, Mrsh, be said that hie—would anode the mid mod use eery to Couttee end the other to My hems I never saw him after ' and to the last I cioraimed en the same' friendly &ilk with him or ear bet Bois Aso he wee Ides be talked of lambi tows and at Mel he sewed to be intending to go to Mr. Madrega i tet I Odra lii= g oala. Allowed* lie eel to lie to gs Abair • weWere the 30th al r =te intimated dimly that he did not with to se More. liknith showed me a dompeper, in whisk time rem • lading article about Praohing, and then I foiled thee . then were r= a why , the demand did not wish to go to his hoses I found that he wished to go to Smith's bourne at Momplem I mid, "HUH I send Smith to you"' He replied in the elk. meths and that was the lair drug lie oda to as. I bed eat Mr. Partridge (mother medial potiemen) to the de emed by hm ramie Os the Mat el Mardi I was at the diem sad)ill • good deal of anomalies with Mr. rid lir. Oardass On the ?ad of April I west to l t a b l = awn, but I was sot allowed to as the diseeseed. Chmememiald by Mr. Jams—l AM net give Boa& dmy dbmilbos shout the invalid amine. Ido sot Imes two wire it come from. I did sot know where • Smith' was eseept that it was at Brampton. Smith has IMI. a year. I did not know whether Mks Watts The (Miss were Ong with the deemed. I has, thiel Heed ?mew limithb losse, sad was quite astraded with the mew sidles he would receive, Xr. Guam asked me les Ike meteor was admaged, and I told him that Mr. Dent hod eperagmei • with to go 4 Smith's. I did not say that be deiri bi kl: irked Hr. Gardner if Mr. Dist ought to ma fe •or to his mother's ,• and he said " No." Ide no tirak the drafted had any animosity town* MB , ffesthiv. bet her visit* need toininn him. - Be told me that his dram, Mts. Oudaer, often Mid 'rade deep to Mo, and that cam she had a quarrel wing, " Y ou know, /WO, you are dead.' Is Auga, lOW when le wee M, I had Peseemeried ite Mao bra wM, red bed aimed le he birmetiefereei W berttee Mr. DIM. He Sell me Mit bleelMeelfwene e.,..,i1 it hems. and vre Ih.=hll.lbies me irt worth Meet 411,0008. In the ion MB I did not bis mothers ems .1 merely put to them NNW whisk be hid glom me. I did not ask b bove.the we. I eves is fact ream, wakes M have it. Ipm Mimi Watts sa euvelope to to rant to °oaths's, baton inks" Bewails& B. I we. very Ultimate with the derma wee ban cloak-making. I did rekkaim whet lea He was under the remake thei helirl oibrot dramas end got tato • habit of mem homey OM I thought wergood fur him. He was . rem• gelid be tamer beldame ill the 30th et MN wore scene in when I 'Wald have hem sissy to Nrame torpon eglMlNS is hilln—he was so sehansted. B. mortared • intes but, speakiag generelly, hie intellect arm dear. , of Lincoin's4an, solicitor to the deceased, A4iuniaborative evidence. sdlnilta fireman to the deoeseed, had _been in the ora for many yore Dmesaed told wits..,., %EU himMokif bp dint without nuking tome "' he he & be nos of the mart metehol rarint a alr Mß i piliMer i atn t , E a d li ci lit e i to the state he was in, and in the end took' be (teeth. He eked with.. to let him come down tb' his plan at lin% remarking " II I could only get to your hems I ge Mon on my knees and thank the 414 I OM' Mould then get well." Told= time yeemellies in the world which witness would, act do 10 =lift 7 to health wad streneh, and ) this be -ma r e =e eet Int floor which be (doomed might have. that " thou* people" emend hint to ge to Wallitemetow, but that there were unpleasant Siege emenehed with Mr. 7•lnching's hones which wirier Mow arabieg about. Be said he wee afraid he should have 41 if ige llr it Mora tine, but that be would soon come le Oa the 30th of Marsh he sent for witness and OM NAM the deco lob "them molds " Mould Baties Ifielbeeradmi Miaow it he could rearm him on the next loot He added, +` There will be • morose row Most it; Bleak HIM Watts) woe% She It, mart rill he a meet cut for Hinehleg." Told him not to lard .Ihed if lee IX ii tit would All Iran good to go to liirderiptem • West to Ifirraiders, and by hie advice admit the Weill MMa aria on the 7th at Aprd. 1k ... . me amid you have pt into a MALI scrape as' Whams repair& • I ham biro la a good ddrrlliil trouble for yea ; bat never Mad." Demised odd, .I am going meg for a Mort tree ; but Mop year tram ready for me, sad I will pay you rent." Thee he celled is Mrs Watts sad Mir O'Brien to MMus that ha gore me a , eleotrifying online. EQUITY COURTIL—Dae. 4. (Nears Ire Lard Chrissike) mumps! e. papas. This was a bill to sat asiae; deed .wand la the month of October, 1803. la Jay ef the ems year Am Wank. them a widow, nessied Jab. Nialiasia, the widower of her Assessed sister. The dna etOsieler enveyed and assigned when reel and biden to has Ni&ol ems to anode, or i be= lY l dela Msholan almolutely. The ponies lived together meg Dersather, 1859, whim Asa NialeoLoa Lit the been of JAI NiehoLon, and frog that den they lived esniedem In Joh. 1800, Ann Nicholson em signed the sogenyerenned in theasttlement to ban brother ter 1,100/ and is Nieman* math Ana Nicholson advertised the property for et* mbereepe the nether initnied the Ut swt. Ann Mahar% who wee made a co-pieeetiff. r ' affidavit stated that A.llllll Dot amen al the brew of the martimge Wen the year 1880. The Vies. Chesesilee Illeart est mile the deed 011 the grand that the eserideeedea hied, Prom the decision of hie hewer the Admire% sow appoleg. The Lod tie eeller rid that the decree of the Vies- Chassellsr ameet le ogoporkd to the fulled extent. It mewed his. the evidoece that this lady was set aware al 'WV pedlies—that *ewes told thee the aseatiege we ilivehe lel, but lb* the peeleillity was in favour al its eslidity. Nike seat behave hum distinctly informed that the mar dye ves ~Ur f and that after the execution et the deal the mid Nee Wig seat day be tweed out of dean in • Mate af deetitalis Ile deed Med for want cd earkisreAksh ism*, a earl mania^ sad would also be bed es the owed et imsoorality. The &am, of the Vies- Cleseedier meat therelare be affirmed. Mr. Dam • mach and clock maker, bad base ;minted will the Dusts for 33 years. Wm told by deaaeed ia UM. that be Ili =ted by his family, sad arelehffy treated by lde Mr. d =l .' as t is a et ald".. surje°l4 was oiled h to the March. Advised , that he should be punned to ear mew treruil spat suit of tows. Ermarded Smith a set r inMW ammo On the Slit of Mara then wee a Maputo as to whir he should was avast everybody else. (Lweghter.) to NO 11611 deeneed abou t and re WM by idea t sbe weuhl rrlfsr pto Mr. Eirth'e. Had gime diresilswe that be should ewly be ear by hie medial eiteadar, his verse, sad perhaps one other purer Told Dsee that ebe was so excited that she would very Maly de bee Ea hers if she saw him at present. Aline sane mere widener, Mr. M. Mambas, Q.C., summed up the mac for the deism ; sad Mr. Edwin James, Q.C., replied. Mr C. Cranston thee gummed up ; and after an hour soda orater's delibiratioo, The jury fused a secret for the plaintiff ; but they de. rate Muds that they believed Mr. Demon had resemble 'roar for dimputieg the masenation of the will. Adeniabiliatka was then decreed to the plaintiff ; but the mare of are was nerved. COURT OF BANKRUPTOY.—Dac. 4. (Wore Mr. Commisioner Holroid.) IN II TEI tans ceimais ke., mousate ASSOCIAITON. This was the adjourned examination meeting, but no ea mate had been sled. At the bat sitting, it will be remem bered that three of the directors were ordered to prepare the accounts in a form prescribed by the court. Mr. Bagley appeared for the magma& ; Mr. Tucker foe heators. Mr. Child, on behalf of the Her. Dr. Moak, a director, said far as extembe of the time for surreoder, se the ter t isetlomes vas is a distant part of theosophy. Mr. Bagley oamoso44olod en order Imams& accordingly. Mr. Deem said tie& sem of the directors had surrendered, Mid the aesigame ware mot in pooessicie of the books. He, thanitiow, sand that the roofs should shod over, but in Ms essaphme would enemas esti* Miasma ' This come was adopted, ad ultimately the examination of Mr. Edwards, the solicitor of the company, wee appointed for Thumilay, the lith hrs. The examination meeting in the case of the company was adjourned till the lah al Febraffiry. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDA Y EVENING, COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.—Dic. 4. --- - - - 81111ap ail Nisi Prim after term for Middlesex.—(Before tie Lord Chief Jostles sod a Special Jury.) "Ivlrtz P. BOMA. Thos was ea action for 'hindering the plaintiff is his pro fanities' aw% sad likawins for meaulting him. The lismages were laid at 5001. Ni. Barjeast alter and Mr. T. James appeared for the =Mr. Banjoist firth and Mr. J. J. Powell for the lle is =tiff and defendrM its both attornies, resident at ai the idler kw* weed as arat for Oohed Dabs* at the bet desties. The procesesp out of width the isa rat adios mess mewed se reseatty aa the 1511 of . so that but lab dew has bees led in adjusting tie. lderaiess between the poetise. It append that ameed the plabildrh 416•1161 war • Kr. Wallin, a home. with tad at peewits of the tows oessalseiesere for gealkiakew This patiewea bed • &Mee 11111111111 d J 109114 owl is order to stem him debt Japes beaded over to bid new Ms weeded by ow Arleta Oa those Ms Wade sued Jester, wad reamed ripest and him. I Owe* Z a. however. be ressived • adios hod the do do bad meld se Jealdsee aderhey, that retter bed ornate sa act of beakrephey. Thew zot,' !sear resulted Towle what be eerd to do with whisk seseabelies sided i s e em bi=au s a mesa PII:r05O 5 O ifOsig• wan, was welted apse kr=a, who wee arm melee fee Jews with a view to bringing about • esapneaine, Boodle tabs Wards that tithe was me we la bin suing James, be that he dhow)weld ma* a bewkrapt of War gay dewed be demi. Te tow Wade implied Vast .11 his wirela the Made of Ted% aad s tied it wit to li r imia =aril et him that Deed* owskt to have be wethisslgebto sad Japes weal haw tow • raised =a be rap es lie us* hew hese trapped into awl this he wawa ain—i" By O i rt i ti ad MI sates Towts'e dies widow a witthae. . Tea 4111 Ad it est on day it you do not know it =L a d 1 ism here any bath died it ask Jaw* aid how! bill you hew Taw Oliver was Thew b. eissiewthdt were wade epos the 15th of yle Womb* lee& at Ware's dies and, mors . awe, at th e edseleithelels. Boodle orusphithed that Towle W sesed= with a web et the wit ot Ward. without tehs/ft_ atter Wards comm. aleat in t ell a tbetlied %Ma passe to Towle. Upoe the 15th et Odeber theft sada laid Opus Weed% *pin that he Weems te bid with ma etter ea bald ol Joraos al 14a in therms& Wisels, _ _however, wend him to Mr. Towle, sad Ow toe Istt be Tassiels Aka °abide the deer they net • N,. Dyke. who Frei te be wain the rend of the blerview, _end bi weempisket thus, es • kiwi of Amin. to Twits An be them thwile repeated the ether d lth Is the peed at MINN of Joyous. Towle sad bha to owl thisar that he it , t awe* with Wards. Oa his maiketwits with Dybs, Towle add they wan pre. pared he w the 141. la the wad, whittles mete, "Olt," reeked Dad* " I &dm leas ; there Gerd he be as awls at all." needle this ,wetted to twit Towle with bees sewed Jerome wile • writ without have( pewrieudysethes to kW. To dee Towle Tepid that wee sat Ilk se he bed wily ad the eke* MI beaded the letter to Jaynes, at Or ewe lbw Owl be took up Ids kook to show Doodle a dile biles Deeds Ora dedaesi that be piths bslnsi Towle, the leitar.book, we the tisth. lbw the et=about the newer la while the distill had as adios on behalf of one Joseph Ossieweli, Wee our the meow at Tem Ohm, this tereses *bey, eingnot a are sewed Dugs", _ Ate _ lllis t i rst = .114 =4 4 ,4 1 .7 . .... a. 0nr....,= , mew el "Os v. re by. the wobapped ids OW eve ter the Willi 111 the Desi Many of theirte. Doodle asatedil thetibwie bonded beet Jeisseesedeo to sales, Ms M. a seamdressy whet Jades, sad tato aids, Jades • kabier. Ppm the& Towle i _ats was slat • leble, Maned, " I dews weielleseu to be bat abbelquard." "De cos =wk. 1" thodie. " Ids, " sod to eassad ; but his weds Mier , awl= the plabeire via, "It Toe—. __• des Me war owed by • vied blow from Brie. *tie treed have Mead kW dens bat that be ° hod rellel beid of the table. The bloc iodothtedly wee • severe we, sod it owed sweet deal of to Sow. The eye lite Imola dosed, awl ably mre yes railed es the beady d the faos. ad& wee stated to have epee reikrated kb Asap that Towle waled to pt Joyeee tab hie dike for the pumas d awmpirta g epithet Jackie/. Towle told him that he ow at Lei ours_ hes whom he ought to law received web le ssame welsidet that Ahem* her lOW Wide* to ems& 11i lid dartor. Yei be wadi set leash bin, brat would briar as sibs staled lid. Towle thee ordered him eat of the roost As the peep s bewever, were leaving, it oe weed to Wards Owl they bt ... 2 womb to writing the meet weeds width Towle W other he Tow* sod Dyke ffila.tl= n aised w aldo, ere enereseal to be lebes dews. lktherreo, the two eassate amid the datempi aimed kw It Ow /816114 y 0% was nestled the = aid sad • letter d te Ow plalotiff for the malt whethe lad ires Ms. la the letter he =his ar i tell •is as thapeorded mowed he bwe the releillt, hat at lbe as time* • gedisswa. ewe opus release we fed as he bed several times eareatieed the detesdad wailed* • liesaguard, the ipsoessoe dies parties, leserisis sews sawn pee n es weetwisid • t That i V i t wo he pieldM led sel auwasl eathiewl, sad so he. the =meths. TM eine* sweeding fie the bed be % a s p ead iewbewe as ill wal tee=e t plebill setaidisi di adios =VW la whir M ,aidesi it= welthilewedwiellt am e• r IOIL Is q%i bad odd se Tbo akabsti, lr le Jim eibill ia tt r = bet desist th at ha had ems medal th e It wal u"s4 =o. 6n AiliV Bl S. "" "1"1 fast bevies era as be dead to ewe bite frost beleathele the pellika Swabia their roper la seldissfitthede th. be !dimly does m tor tb w rol d PIO*, ant he wow owl aware how zda w e l ze be ar ..ii i ttettl hr he cetege, pried tho M. Itod s sesapeethed r hhe ry . adds LT mod theedare New ibssers were des ee te the mad mad. The Mid Judge hi/ft ennead up the eviller" Therseill dies as demo ot nearly three been appet start sews o'clock, thielbs to, Ois as the Old Mod swats (the slaw ex elude per tie ea the third, that whisk .theed the emelt. Dawaro IMO tuthiag. QOURT OF PROBATE AND DIVOROR Dv?. 4. (Beton ibe Judge Ordinary.) MR W. DIMON. Yhb sierulne ths baring of this ere was reamed bF the examiastina al the diadast, Maned Head% Dade" QC., who said—lb. Edward John Diet, the step.baber of the testator, con sulted sae abed kb will. He had in tbs AM instance UR kb MIA seeb Ftedatek Hkae, aa annuity al Met.. with • fourth of lie residue, which included thins except the Cockcpuretrest basiam sad w e =iu ultimately nasal at sosagbiag wider 10,0001. Hs told as tint be wee my fond al Fssibuisk, but that be littegla be ens ant At to carry ea the boa. am. siabeMa His ill espesisa wee. I " Ha w think be ill always be up. are iarldnill.. said, I you 111111004 yen wre beged lint as a child tat you think he is ma" Just Ulm Br. Edward Dust died Frederick Ripon eases and glad matt I wield be executor to his step-tatker. I told bier that I would send an answer, not choosbg to letlew what I would do. I then wrote to Hr. Dad. kiln that I would be siscutor, it he would mks Mist cessidured was s fair wit ; and I added, that be with{ tete doing all 1 could to help his tangly. Os A. 3kd a monk, 1853, be wrot• Lack to me, ex his gratitude and agrees' to the proposal. Alta this of sir. hued Beat, Mr. Frederick Ripen chaapd aims to Deal. ia oinkmaity with the 'al the codicil lb eleplathar had masted. I assisted bath Br. Edward sad Hr. laidl , =isUlice in making expelusents, and I was the damned on wetter aseasseetta tr eelli tr l L .Hs knew prfscer well what lad Ulna place UMW* ino and kis asp. ether. From whoa I etaurved. I ellised 'say there was sot a good haft betwom the doomed ad hi brother and sisters. Mr. Edward Dna taid um that they used to IMA huu. Bata/ten Mao dsommad sad his brother ilaciard that. was a vary variant , DECEMBER 5, 1880. . ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. HOMZ ClRCUlT.—Mmeerwrs, Dec. 4. (Bofors Mr. Justiosßyles.) _ . • Prier Csib 'abeam, and frigging' Cuebow, 213, tailor, were indicted for burglary in the dwelling-house at Gimp Name, and aging a timepiece. Mr. ustall prosecute& The jury found them both Guilty, and they were sentenced to 10 men' penal servitude. Thaws Bradbury, 28, soldier, pleaded • guilty to an in dictment charging hint with setting fize to a barn and other thmestake of wheat, a Meek of barley, and two stub af hey, at Gillingham. gielerdehip (looking over the &mealtimej said that it asansi that the primmer bad committed the act under the ti=tisi that he would escape the service to which he but be had made a mat miserable mistake. The siener mullion ordered to be kept in penal servitude for the term of his natural life. Joseph Hallosca , 18, soldier, and Dann/ Hastings, 20, soldier, were indicted for robbery from the person of Thomas Pii:i n iall c i as. Bennett, and Malin from him a gold watch and Mr. Bridge probecuted. The jury found them both Geary, and they were son tamed to three yam, penal servitude. Wiaio/11 Lenart, a very poor-looking old man, dressed like a farmer's servant, was indicted for having on the 16th of October last committed wilful and corrupt perjury before Malcolm, Bro., the Revising Banister for the city and borough of Canterbury. Mr. Addison prosecuted and Mr. Biron defended. It appeared that the defendant is one of the freemen of Canterbury, and when the revising barrister held his court in that city the defendant's vote wee objected to, upon the ground that he had within the previous twelve months been the recipient of parish rehef, and be was closely ex mined as to three particular days in Mareb la* end be most positively inserted that be bad not in any way been relieved by the parish. This, however, the relining over seer of Littleboro proved to be untrue, he having is that month given him money, bread, and some mutton. The defendant, when the summons in the case was served upon him, said he was sorry for what he bad said, and supposed he should gee a month. The jury retusemla verdict of Not Guilty. IRON LAW NIGHTS GAZETTE. BANKAUPTS. IDWARD WASOI ClArkeaplaos, Islington. mdllner, to surrender Dec. 18 at 11, and Jen. 17 at 11, at Bostonian- Arno& 801.. Yardon, Newptostrost ; off. malt, Johnson, ffsisinghnil4treet. _ WHILE ODIN, Jun., Mark-lane, City, Iron merchant, Dec. 18 at 1; and Jan. 17 at 2, at BasinghaUstreet. BM., Brewer, Phil. pot-lane; off. meg., Bell. Coleman.stmet.bull GROWS JANDS III.LMINAN and Jogai DiLLLIAN tin TIID, Osok borighatreet, Begent's-park, builders, Dee. 14 and Jan. 16, at at Baainghailotreet. Sole., I.lnlrlsters and Backwood, Walbrook ; off. wads., Stanefeld, liosinehallotreet Wltirsie Bums, Jun., Word, barn, elder, Dee. 14 at 1, and Jos. 9at 12i, at Bainghallotreet. Sot, Tribune, Oreham. street, CNI ; off. amts., Stanateld, Basinghalloliset. JOIN Bates, Birmingham, electro-plater, Dec. 17 and Jan. 21, at 11, at Ifirmiughain Court. Sol., Smith, Birmingham ; off. mein, Whitmore, Birmingham. damsas 11OCKurs, Bewdley, Woroestershire, horn wester, Dee. 14 and Jan. 18, at 11, at Birmingham Court. Bab., JONG and Krduht, Birmingham, and Warmington and Blokes, DOODY ; ' of. essig., Kinnear, Birmingham. EMMY PALMS, Bridport, Dorsetahire, machine maker, Dee. 19 and Jam. 23, at 12, at Exeter Court. Sob., Flight and Loggia, Brldport. and Turner and Rinse, Exeter ; off. mat, flirted, Exeter. ZICKALD Basta Barnstaple. Devonshire, general ankh, Dee. 12 and Jan. 28, at 12, at Exeter Court. aol., Fryer, Exeter; of. rota, , Hines% Mister. BENJAMIE MINCEL/171, Flukey. Yorkshire, cloth manufacturer, Dee. 20 and Jan. 18, at 11, at Leeds Court. Solo, Dunning and Kay, Leeds; off. auig.. Young. Ikeda. SOLI ILIPPAX, Sot Betiord, Nottinghamshire, watchmaker, Den 16 and Ise 19, at 10, at Leeds Court bold at Sheffield. Bola, Mee and Co., last Retford, and Bond and Barwick, Leeds ; off. aria. Brewbi Sheffield. DAVID MURDOCH, Llv , Dec. 17 and Jan. 10, at 11, at Liverpool Court. Yates, =Jun., Liverpool; off. weft., 13int, EATON, Cain= EATON, Jun., Manchester, leather factor Dec. 19 and Jan 18, at 12, at Manchester (.tonal Sol, Taylor, Man chester off. auks., Poet, Manchester. JOINT STOCK COMPANIES ACT. TEE HAMELN PATIN!. CASK AND PACKAGE CONOPANT (LINITID), Dec. 11; at 12, at 'dement Conn —net li ke for winding-up. PIT'ITIONEBB, AT PORTITOLLATIERT. KKR LAW. and Great Befioo.LW. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. (Before Me Assistant-Judge at Westminster.) 17 A woman, who was convicted two mesons ego of belonging to ber mistress , wee brought up Is I. t was stated that she was the daughter of a =Mike. Application was =AO to the with the view ocher being sent out as an em sat, was found that her cm was one that could not be es is eras • marbled felon. However, she was Wet leaf.. The eats was bur eed mist the mike of • lady entiageblowl f a r her babovaleasi o whom name wee not sestioneg publicly, who had rnhon to mho some provides for her. That lady was Xis XOOl6 Os ilia) 'lye Amistamtvludge enteneed the_ pleats he ens men iloPflonothel. at lie seqintiwel whisk Men is noidd be placed In en institution seder Me mre el tbe lily whine MOW has been given- John Baker, - 54, and James Brooks, 34, were iodide& lie Maim • dog, rains 21, the property of !MSS& Dow maim Xe. Mekalfe prosecuted ; the prisoners were ddinded* Mu F. H. bowie. I‘e prisams wwell known as " professional dog Mahn, though th ey called theensivis "dialers ^ in the csais fancy, and it appeared that they were in passion* • preparation,dog they way wi arz. par. of extorting an extravagant toward tram the owner, alboar whom it might be •favourite. The primers bad bow ti cav4ted a moota do.edamd :aistealin the t g, mate ted T e k rie gin :sta i l s ei tir d by were the und end the AsoMen‘ludes sentenced each of them to to hard labour ter cm year. Puttock, 26, was iodiated for feloniously embenling of 21. 12s. 214., if. is. 7d., and H. Is. Id., money hy.klm for and on must of Joesph Chaplin, • his master. He pleaded guilty. primmer was • dies maa, with so responsibility upon mad bed 11. 2s. par yea wages, with perquisites. Ashtent-Jedge sentenced him to 18 months' bard .f.l ih acoke, 33, was indicted for feloniously receiving ten wad other Wick" value 1201., the property cd Ilsoske, bowleg the same to hare been stolen. lir. Ifeltalfe promoted ; Mr. Sleigh appeared for the Yl L wer pMiser was described se • mama dram, and ap peared to be well knows as a bargain esker at mahat mas The prosecutor wee a Mier In antiquities and works of sat, and on the Sunday night prior to the 10th of Novemberlie arrived at Loadon from the continent, basing with him • portmanteau about 800 L worth of satins Ned TOMOrn. The wait plamd on the roa cab, and was en the way to the prosecutor's .. see, 35, Upper Gloweroloest. The pri• emir was found dales inth gut of the den propety, not that el the most theieVioo, and the onlymeount he VI a d .r.t.T.:L as s imad ot hos c n t w " M w r).l%. ' m i t ream . Illegelmly enough, the prisoner offered el the articles far sole la Ili,. WlllOllllll4 dealer, al t, who la bet immelossed the. for 31., and to the passupier, who identiffed the. as of he bed WS. *COM lid to the prinoner's The pawn NM be bought then on specs. at Delowbass's, cis am whom he did sot know, but who woe (Hotremal foe money at the time, and that be gave 41. and • watch worth Ms. for them. The prisoner, when charged, gave hi right Wren, bat either could not or would not give any clue as to the person from whom he re glived the property. . The jury found the prisoner Osier. He received a good F• AMlstant-Judge said the jury bad mime to a decision Ike feats of the case and be could not say that be with the CODelaiOS they bad arrival at. The had to act upon the verdict, and alt= m Prissi& eases should be severely dealt with, all =Meet, the sentence would be 18 moths' bard lt was impossible to believe that tbe prisoner could las been dealing with these things without knowing, or nem to sect, that they had been dis =l7 OM* bY , a. reminder the =7 w et to. of wherwthe reminder the went to. 211 slender month& who did not say • word, se recognised by * eaems es having been under their care some ten mom ego ; floe/ maid not precesoly fix the date r im e: the offence Ile was there for, bat they had no of the fact. Jacobs, 34, was indiaied on Monday for stealing WI Waver links and other articles, value 1101., the property al ilusennah Davis, his mistress, in her dwelling house. The wham was footman in the serdce of the proeecutria a led: melding is Woburn-oleos, and appeared to have =tlls pantry of the plate. He win famed Guilty, sad to four years' penal servitude. BROOND COURT. (Before Mr. Payne.) 276mus-Browit, 22, was indicted for stealing 53 pond. el laassrbsir, the property Willimun and Alfred It. Deeper prosecuted ; Mr. O'Donnell defended the psi. 10007. The prosecutor was • coach builder at Edmonton, and the charge against the prisoner was that he was con cerned with another man in steal* the hereellair staring from a number of carriages in the prosecutor's warehouse. After a long trial the jury toad the prisoners Noe Gorky, and the learned jade mud he did not disagree with the verdict, but thought it right to give a serious caution to the prisoner am to bit future conduct. William Bully, 22, and George Gibbont, 22, were indicted for fraudulently obtaining 35., the money of James Staptey, with intent to defraud, and Woo for attempting to de fraud. °Mous *lard guilty, and Mr. Dud& opened the case for as acquittal se regarded Bully, wbo was found Not Guilty. Gibbons was tried on a second charge, and found Guilty. The frauds were committed by Gibbons sanding " dummy" parcels, and making a charge for the dellirery, e Ming that the parcels contained property of vales, r srC s fir tact they were made up of rubbish and dirt. The learned judge sentenced him to two years' bard labour. THE POLICE COURTS. MANSION-HOUSE. A shabbily dressed young man, named Frederick Doody, and who was described• woolleodraper, was brought before the Lord Mayor, charged with having lin. lawfully appropriated • quantity of woollen cloth, value 251., that had been entrusted to him for a specific purpose, to his own use. It appeared, from a statement made by Mr. Edward Batchelor, a wine merchant, carrying on business in Queen street, Clieepside, that he had formerly been in boldness as a dealer in woollen cloth, and the prisoner was in kis Navies sa town traveller for about eighteen months, bat left him about May_ hat. At that time be planed in the prison ers charge 7001. or 8001. worth of cloth of different descrqinces, and he was merely to take charge of it and not to dispose, or make away with any of it in any miaow without wit ness's sanction. He went over the stock upon one action subsequently, sad missed • portion of it, sad the said he could not account for it, and knew nothing &Vo l : b it: sad this induced him to maks out • list, In the prisoner's Cep, of all the cloth that wee in his posesanos. proe i muter said that he ankseqnsistly disposed of the whole of the cloth, from ausples,l7loltwillU - he went for it he found that several pieces, amounting in value to 251., ware misting. He did not see the prisoner for a month afterwards, and then he said that he could not account for the deflating, and after this he last sight of him alto gether, until he gave him into euetody. Ile bad since seen RI of the mining pisons of cloth at the shop of • woollen draper in Long-Luie, who had purchased them of the The prima was remanded, ►ut the Lord Mayor cal sented to admit him to boil on his own recognisance in SOl., and two sanitise in 401. each. Das. 8. B. WoocisToeE Holborn, shoe maker. Dee. 111. T. Atkr;ron7ll4;Wterrloe, Poplar, khiPwrlght—H. C. loan* Oztard.torreoe,Walworth, mercantile clerk —L Smith. wdelda, Umehotme, boot and shoe maker—.l. L Lae, as•iernn, Holloway, builder —C. Vinall, Waltonotrold, Mama, painter—lL Palmer, Leicester-square, ahupman to an ironmonger—G. Y. Fenner, Tottenham-court-rota, manager to s bakes—W. Brent, Southall-green, near Brentlord, reWler of ',MING °MARA Dee. 1. T. Monday, Park-street, Groevemorecitutre, butcher— F. Elide, Wellington-place, St. John's.wood, eosmisbn Meat" A. QWe, Sermon-lane, Clerkenwell, omnibus conductor—R. 0. Toulmin, Grove-place, Brixton, professor of musio—S. Tripp, Cleritenwell.green sad Red ISon.yard, Clertanwell, cansan—J. L Bailer, Fredericiesplace, City, aooountant—N. Sharer, Finch. West, Whitechapel—J. Wells, White'srow, lechap el horse dealer—J. Cates, Bedford-read, Brixton, gestlemant. B. Old lm, Great Romellotreet, Bloomsbery, registered .Mrt mane tactstrer—J. Hawn, Crawfordalseet, Murylebone, and Glouces ter-mews West, Portman-equare, courminion agent to a corn dealer—O. A. Webster, Caritoa.cottsges, New Eentlshbown, thinning maDI E D JLEATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. Jose Boum Rouen, Criapinetreet, Spitalfields, potato sales. man—let dividend of /a lid., Dec. 5, and three subsequent Wednendays, at edwaides, Denbigh'Rarest. Jag. Cass. Benno, Pail-mail irk and Sanocent, Cornhill, emigration agent-lit dividend of la M. Dec. 6, and three sub sequent Wednesdays, at Idwerdea, Basinglialletreet Clusters Bur, Alke&tarrace, adirswater. ironmonger — lit dividend of its. at. Dec. 5, and three subsequent Wednesdays. at Lee's, Aiderrnanbwry. StlttME Pular, Quagmires& Chesuide, and Mildmay-park, lailiseten, bosedkaganses keeper-Ist dividend of in 10d., Dee. 11, ad the.enhesq•ene Wedneedays at Lee'.,Alder- Maabu tlinallf NDWAID MIMS (separate estate), Primrosidneet, wholuele ocean—gat dividend of Ha at., Ds& 5, and three 'agoneat Wednesdays, at Les's, Aklernisaleary. JOlOl WATSON HAMILICII,IIII=Z k iIImit leslanomindend et Is. 44d., any , Tuesdayo k JOH, 00rInloW in = eldlielk imil==god at IC say Tagekty, st JOR W P Wo =k am iteenisi lligi Ztrier—dividend of llid, M Ili =maw end Weeeighte , ,tire—lnd and SW gieldendef lit, at Dadalkinfi, Area. Jana HESlDll2lol 4... estate), Bass wick, Staffordebige : Newstrest, Sp : and Fesserreet, Limbers, engbasr—ist di el la. Bd.. any Tuesday, at Whitmore's, Deneingloam. MOW JAM `PHU% !Meehan:h. Miseektire, surgeon—ld dividend cilia Id, the. ll t and any salsequut Thursday, at Kirmear's, Insukelksk. ammo. oativaim Weleadmiuston, blear-Ist dividend of Std., Doc. 6, and any enbespent Thazideg, at Kinnear's, Bk. stingier& Wltsdult Bferwing., Birtnikken& licensed victualer—let dend of la. hi, Dee. 6, and mg gebespmmt Thursday, at Kin seat 'se,. izic itirTa Vtatre. wail Imilinli-dail dividend of M., sly Wednesday, at haranon's,. Owning A. Risagg,=.sk ali ttlind of 10d., any Wed nesday, at Acransen's, Ckuvrornan LAYARIDSII end MINN YOATIT, Manchester. dryeaters—let dividend of Sa. at, Dee. 16, and any mbeemient Tuesday, at Preen'., Manelesser. TRONAu North Masks, melishent tailor-2nd dividend of 3t id. a XMLIT, n addition to ea ad. previously declared), Dec. 6, and say subsequens Saturdea rma t Belrefs, Newoutle-open-Tria. DI Dec. 27. G. Freemen and H. K Waggon, BlenbehnUreet, Os fordetreet, lead nierebante—Dee. 23. W. Ragweed Sunlamp toe, ironmonger—Dec. IS. W. Fenn. 1107d'a Onffesnaus, CRT, underwriter—Dec. 67. J. Panne, Holborn- i& woollen d Dec. 27. & Baxter, Minceries, City, amid Cassahoussoareet=r lest Smithfield, ship smith—Dec. V. W. Score, Bateham, Surrey, Nap manufacturer—Dee. 27. W. Dray. Farningham, Kent, fanner—Dec. 27. W. Mahone, Leicester manufacturer of blue— Dec. M. W. H. Rutherford, tttaltain, grocer—Dec. 28. J. Walker and W. Wakes, Mrk , Cheshire. joiners, and (Burton, Cheshire, quarrymen—Dee. SS. D. Buchanan and R. Bunn, Liverpool, mereingete—Dee. I& J. Wilkinson, 9= Dub= irensester—Dec. V. J. (bodkin& Hula., dire, 1211STIFICATIM to be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on or before the day of meeting. Dees DI R. Lambley, Charieestreet, Soho-square, tailor—Die. I& W. BOOM Hatcham, Surrey, soap manufacturer—Dec. 27. IL arms" areal Yarmouth, builder—Dec. 27. T. Nacos ( I,i reisi Hasonsovo, l j eatte2eller—lr. 27. R. R. S.m.,;) , Lrerrancean,.l3itdack, Co c rtfrt cOwkeeftpe?—. ahem Die. 27. I. 'Cot MariZter i. zir a o i n brewer—Len. ar i l : tt i 1 i. Tcac,. J. licensed victualler—Dee. 21. H. Grant, Cardiff. ship PLITNII3IIIIII2IIDHISGEVID. J. Townsend, J. J. Ridland W. Jackson, )un., Liverpool, sen ,enter amens& J. J. J. Ridley—C. Lindley, J. F. Lud t:sr :I 11.11. Stevenson, Manchester, fancy box maluse—W. Beaman and P. Rlppon, Whitby, Yorkshire, builders—J. B. Waken and J. T. Iludden, Longton, Staffordshire, wounfac firers of earthenware—B. Pratt and W. C. Pews& Albert-wharf, New-wharf-road. King's- cross, and Oray's4nn-lane, pavien—E. Lenore and T. Huang:ism, Camborne, Cornwall, surgeoca—R. Humrey and G. K. Humphrey. Coventry, drapers—J. R. Hawn - and T. W. Granger, Cardiff, Glamorganshire, surgeons— K. Takes and W. White, Wlnchieter, waterproof cloth and elsehiskuteeturege—J. Whitaker, C. Whitaker, and 0, Whit aker, Pockdals, Lancashire, dyers, so far as regards J. Wide eker—E. Ha and E. Scurlock, Llanelly, Carmarthenshirs, —W. fled* and C. Brown, Wigan, Lancashire engineers —T. resew kid .1. Ws (Teapot& :'Mitre.court, Milketree Clegligh , WM ; and Colemanetreet, City, wine merchants—R. end & Workman, Blends.. atb, Little kungen, andli Westmoreland, innkeeperi—J. Head and G. J. Moor, , relt.road, house and estate agents—B. Hyde and J. Felt ' away, Stroud, Gloucestershire, wholesale • machine clothiers— J. gathert, face Calvert, and J. Brown, Helper and Wirt*. woe*, Derbyshire, paper dealers-0. Chadwick, W. Chadwick, sad H. Barba a, aserington, Lancashire, market and ornamental gardsame—C. Bprdley, R. Haworth and W. Leigh, Motinia, Peak& 'ekes menufacturers—D. B. Green and W Load. Ash ford, Kent, brewers—W. King and H. Wagon, liainntan-terrace, Hampstead-road, cheeseruougers—J. Cridian and T. Cake& Branswick.terrsce, Weethourne.grove West, butchers—L Par sons and W. Jenkins, Cwm Ned, Glannorganshire, colliery pro prieton—T. D. Price and W. Flagstone, Stand lane. near Rad cliffe Luiceshlre, starch reamilacturers-0. Duckworth and G. Ramabotteen, Ramabottom, Lancashire, power loom cloth roe nufacturers—Margaret Keith, so far so regards her connexion with the Ana of Shepherd and Co., grocers, Montrose. BLOTCH SigIITESTRATIONIL Roane Dickson Glasgow, commission merchant, Dec. 11, at the Faculty flaila dd ialgow. JOSS HALLS:DAT, leble, Dumtneethire, wool ander, Dec. 15, at the Queensbury Arno Inn, Ammo. Rona? Hagertroe, Glasgow, tea merchant, Dec. 11, at the Fa culty Hall, Glasgow. MARKETS. COTTON.—Lresazoox, Duo. 4.—lles mug of cotton to day are estimated it 4,000 bales. The markst continua very Taint, bat without any change is prima. WOOLLEN CLOTH.—Limps, Dar. 4.—The market presented no feature of importance this morning. Not withstanding the inclement weather, there wee about the nasal attends:no of merchants, and a moderate basilicas was transacted. Light fabrics were in rather better demand, but for ordinary cloths there was no improvement. COTTON GOODS.—ldaricenerea, Dec. 4.—ln yams there is not much business for any market, but what ale• are reported have been dote at an advance of about ad. per lb. oe last week's rates. The sales made have been chiefly for China, Calcutta, and Bombay. But spinners of counts and qualities for these markets were previously well under contract, and buyers have much difkulty in placing new orders for early delivery and at suitable prices. One sale today for China was rather large, and at the highest rate for some time past. For other foreign markets, and for the home trade, business is rather quiet, but the market is Arse and steady. The cloth market bibours under much more embarrassment than that for yarn. Then is • telegram from Calcutta to November 9, stating that there is no itn. provemeta in goods, bet that twist was in her better position. Fachangee had advanced ed. to ed. Hera though we have no change in pries, for *Laidig, the com plications in America are produeing much embarnameat, and buyers are very unwilling to operate at last prises, so that stooks of some kinds are beginning to agmeandate to an extent we have not known for some time put. nee American bosom find thew orders being cancelled, sad this naturally reacts upon the manufacturer moat anfavoumbly. Cloths, where they are remunerative at prompt priors, are less so than yarns, a result which partly arises from the disproportionate increase of weaving shads as compared with spinning frames. MANUFACTURES. RUDDRUTIILD, Dec. 4. -nu, attendance of buyers is raker mom numerous, inelnigLa few from London, who are operating chiefly in winter In middle and low prised fancies and mixtures for shipping trades very dull, but =outsell:lrue on the whole keep pretty well employed, some of whom are engaged on orders for spring. WOOLB.—ThYDDIMISPIILD, DEC. 4.—Now that prices =arto he wattled, buyers are purchasing with mote con cs, and • moderate business is doing at the recently established rates. OORN.—Hott., Die. 4.—At today's market a mode. rate supply of English wheat, the condition of most of which is to bad that millers and dealers will scarcely make offers, but anything dry sells readily at hilly last week's currency, and in some instances' at rather more money. Foreign finds a good consionptive sale at prices not obtain able during the week. Barley of choice quality meets with rather more attention, but second site aid grinding sells slowly at rates in favour of buyers. Beans and peas dull, and rather cheaper. Ws, fine old, fully u dear, but new neglected and rather lower. The foreign imports last week are as under :—Wheat, 9,151 qrs. ; barley, 19,436 ; oats, 2 . 372 ; beans, 2,345; peas, 3,446 ; tares, 1,021 ; linseed and reposed, 12,100 ; oil cakes, 317 tons ; bones, 211. . . Lam, Duo. 4.—We have more demand for wheat than we have experienced for some weeks, and all fine qualities of both now and old sell at an &demos of la. per quarter on last Tuesday's rata whilst the commonest sorts are con siderably dearer. la. per quarter lower. No altera tion in other articles. LP/Ramon, Der. t —With a very numerous atten dance of milkas and dealers at our Corn Exchange this morning, both local and distant, wheat met a healthy con sumptive demand ; and, there being much is mammy to sell than yesterday, quotations cannot be ailed more than 9d. per eental lower; whilst flour is dull of sale at 641. per banal and sack reduction ; it is not possible however to ob. tsin them oonceenions on all classes. Indian corn bad a =retail inquiry at 6d. per quarter reduction, at which remained very firm. Oats were Id. per bushel and oatmeal 6d. load cheaper. Beans, peas, and barley each per pre way 6d. quarter, ex quay. The market closed with a firm tone, and from the quantity of wheat cleared to-day importars anticipate no difficulty in disposing of the large arrivals. ----- LYNX, Duo. 4.—The weather is sgain wet with a &oath east wind. Today's mutat the supply of wheat was ra. ther limited,; beat maples readily commanded an advance of le. per qr. upon last Tuesday's currency. Common sorts no lower. Barley in good supply, and there being a number of cosmtry buyers, all useful malting samples ware readily sold at fully la. per qr. more money. Grinding qualities no lower. Wheat, white, 631 b. to 661 b., 635. to 665. ; ditto, red, 6816. to 621 b., 48s. to 565. Barley, best Chevalier malting, 531 b. to 641 b., 445. to 465. ; ditto, runs Chevalier, ditto, 52816. to 531 b., 38s. to 40a. ; ditto, dis tilling, 6016. to 51.11)., 325. to 365. Beans, old, 631 b. to 6616., 625. to 565. per quarter imperial tin . tha growers.: Nsweantra, Dec:. 4.—The weather still continues wet sad unfavowable, and much again,* agricultural operations. At our market this morning we had a moderate show of wheat from the growers, bat, having Novena arrivals coast wise since Saturday, the trade , though fi rm, was scarcely so brisk ea on that day ; atoll, however, a fair amount of business transpired at full picas. For thin red Lincolnshire, weighing 5741 be. per bushel, a few retail tales were made at 52a. - per Mite. ; flue Norfolk up to 60s. For foreign a steady inquiry wee experienoed, a cargo of new red Fehmern being k:wed off at SOL whereas old middling mixed Daatric 675. • fi ne, 611 ; and extra 70s, all per Mite. Fleur sold dowdy, bat in its value we quote little change. Malting barley, =hen fine, neglected; old malt fully as dear. In other articles we have little variation to note. TRAFFIC RITITRNS. MILWATA Met ha- Mee- Total, Total, open augers ehandlse 1800 1050 Week ending Nov. 25. L 1 L t °wawa — two 119 949 86l Northatiffordahlete Glasgow 4010 Wtatinl Walk aiding Dec.!. North Madan lamas and 1,1111 230 1,411 1,381 Grad Luzaaaboarg - 8,307 7,208 • Ilhe above is oroludve of talk duo under ogreomest with Moo Union dot North Washer Ballwoy Lbmpasy WEATBXEL REPORT. DOCollnli 4, 1870 • AND 9 L.Y. 19.08 29.63 5147 ULM 29.42 10.44 19.44 We ?Vlll3 19.66 19.38 IA& 24.119 KU 19.93 11.25 SAX NA. SILL FL N.N.L ior..L wiAr. 1. Comosci Bann Common l'ortzuoi GASMAN LITISPOOL NALENTLA" YABONXITI LONDON lest IA kis. Nies LBW DOWN sisal RAYON.' Lowe IMPLLNATION. 11.-7erameter corrected end redoned to 32 deg. at mean ace level each 10 feet, of vertical flak mate( one-hundredth of an inch diminution; and each 10 deg., above deg., musing Unto hondsolthe hicreme year ly ). i.—lisposed thermometer in Wade. 11.—Ifolatoned ditto (tor evaporation and dew point). D.—Dboction of wind (teas—not niagnetio). K—Fora 0:1 to 12 eeo-rtod). C.—Clood (1 to 9). I.—lnitial lettere b, blue sky; e. clouds (detached) ; f, fog; I, hall; 1, lightning m, misty lat e r o, °remit (doll) ,• r,• rein ; e, snow t. thunder. A repeated setimmile—ilms, rt.. touch rain. VEt3SELS SPOKEN WITH. (American ship), Nov. 29, lat. 43.60, lon. 11. 15 . t i =blpi. from blauzitins for Loudon, Nov. 18, lat. 31.50 N., ion. 31.41 W. Cristo (barque), from Liverpool for Singapore 48 days, Oct. 33, W. 2 IL, lon. 20.411 W. Deihl, for Hoag Kong, Oct. 21, Ist. 13 S., Lon. 33 W. Isabella ,barque;, from Colombo for London 65 days, Oct. 12,1 M. 37.46 8., lon. 9.30 E. NipWquet .barque), from London for Negapatam 30 days. Wm. 1, lat. 4.28 N., lon. 22.12 W. T. D. Marshal, from Liverpool for Batavia 45 days, Oct. 14, lat. 34.40 8.. lon. 27 W. Wirpossoldre ,shlp), from Liverpool for Melbourne 47 days, Oct. 18, Ist. 113., lon. 28.30 W. Tins Bxrria's DESIDEHATUIf.—" The buyer's de sideratum into gad an establishment where will be presented to him maple mimics of artistic designs, without having forced upon his attention • host of mere ingenious ones, and destitute of any ether merit, with • tariff of prices adapted to the means of the economic or those to whom ice is Do o. Such an establish ment Is that of Mr. J. W. Ben pr son, situat bj e a ec t t SS and 84, Ludgate kill, whose recent animer;sinent of bla 'nobles has made his show rooms mere conspknoss than any other in the neighbourhood of 111 tauts. His four windows contain such a variety of gold and Aver watches as to lease nothing tubs deeired but the money te buy them with. The high standing et Mr. Benson as • London manufacturer must secure him • Mtge amount of public patreesse."—Mandard. Berstmalibielrated Pamphlet, poet tree for two stamps, is deacsigittve at every construction of watch Sow made. Watches mie by post to an parte of the globe.--iAdver gement] BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTH& RILAUMONT.—Dee. 2, at Bywail Hall, Northumberland, Lady Margaret Beaumont, of a son and heir. BEAUMONT —Den I, at Lasidowneterram, the wife of J. A. Beaumont, Sm., late 4th Dragoon Guards, of a daughter. INOLEHLUIT.—Doc. 1, at Weatbourne-Place. Eon Kure, the wife cd G. D. Mishms% of • SOO. HEADLZY.—Nov. 30, at Um Xspor House, Petersham, Surrey, the wife of T. O. limery, 114., of • son. HOLDEN.—Nor. 19, at uswas, near Dublin, the wife of Lieut. Colonel Holden, of • LUDLOW.—Dee. 1, st 4 =ordaquare, the wife of Major- General Ludlow, of a daughter. II'LAUOHLIN.—bee. 2, at Wlndsor-plaes. Plymouth, the wife of L Seq., of • son. MIBEDITIL—Nov. 30, at Aldershott, the wife of Major Mere. di*. Gist lat.. of • daughter. Boort—Nov. SOX at Apidepplace, Ardwick, Manchester, Mrs. A.B. Boat. el a son. \WILLIAMSON.— Now. SD, at Hem-vale, NeweastMundor.Lyme, the wife of It. Williamson, Isq., M a sou and heir. MASRLAOIB. antirrr—auurie.—Nor. 29, at M. marl'., Carlisle, by the Bev. I. Berme, ILA., the Rey. T. Birkett, B. A„ of Tenby, South Wales to Jane, daughter of T. Borneo, 11 D., I.R.S.E. 11.00111-BLEIMAN.—Nov. le, at St. George's, lianover- MOM% Liwatanant T. H. B. Brooke, H.R.'s lath Rent. SI,N.L. to BRIM. daughter of the late Malor-Oeueral Sir W. it. Sha man, H.C.8., of the Bengal Army. HENRY—WGIRE.—Dec. I, at St. Ann's Catholic Church, Park. row, Leeds, by the Rev. T. Muldootte, T. Henry, haq., to Lydia Ann, daughter of the late P. Melee, Req. ROLIFI—WILKINB.—Nev. PO, at the Collegiate Church, South. well, Hotta, by the Ler. J. IL Wilkins, M A., A. P. Roth, let.. of Devonaltire-terrace, Kensington, to Harriet Alicia, daughter of the Yen. the Archdeacon of Nottingham. HITON—BKVINOTON.—Dee. I, at ne St. Bartholomew's, itydrn km,a, a 29th C Kent, by , kei • Cantatameronians, to Lisa Jane. daughter Upton of J. tt. Bevingtoe, Sm., of Rehm Home, Lower Sydenham. DEATHS. RATTY.—Dee. 1, Virginia, Waistter of the late W. Batty, of Woodbun Lodge, Lavender-hill, Surrey. aged di CAH ah lLL.—Dec. l,aged at 11;ntotagrove, Clapham, Martha, wife of T. ill, 88. DA C LST.—Doc. I, at Nelson-terrace, Twickenham, Captain nab). arod FARE—Dee. 2. at Islington, Mr. C. Farr, aged 70. 00EPEL.—Dee, I, at Barnabury-Allas, Islington, P. D. GreP , IL r of llsq., aged LEDSICIL—Nov. IM, at Wldtehaven, Frances, daughte K Eelaick, Esq., aged 60. MANSFIELD.—Nor. ts), at Little James-at:set, Bedfoot Mansfield, %sq.. aged de. 101TIMIOTE.—Dee. 2, at West-hfil, St. Mary Clutch, the A. H. Northoste, aged Printed and PubisDed by OVlLuoie KIPO Hu" of • Lonsbard-streot, in the OKy nt Lott&S. MOW, Odic., in I,o,,i,,r,lotreet. ie taw Precinct of Ontsotrini , WLDffhnloAll, DecKnisma 5, 18iXt. b c , r rat o 0 46 46 4.4 ♦f 46 az 1