The Express. — London, England, 1855-12-15 00:00:00

IF - i ~ h 1, I , , • - • • bad remarked** Om reputability of Kr. WPM as arnagessest with that auditor, bet it was seats* laselue_t bad set the muss is mottle. Kr. Reed matesded that it was a ease for the of Um dimrstiesary Kassa. The pas bad lsess when the Umlaut owed a umber of debts. sail It wu as aril& of estrevapsace and bad bees kept ter messy owls. at Ibis WK. Mr. Elargerisss bead as the part of thosibialmst. sub mitting that asps was so sharp egoist the:east. Kr. Cametbstesor Ph il lips pia bk st same lurk sae awed; bus the oehosisk, issol mu swag shiptifal. *NMh.got the pea. Ks Obe Caw i n her a 'pal& ditty to perform, and wet baud to det i l l e el Awidsa Is all parties It weakl be as evil mad dark day he mato wham mg diatom was mad' is the admisistradis of Julies There vas nothieg of fraud is the ease, bat ft was a ease fee the disastiosary elms. Us again eaggestsd s The cue Mud nu ter a short time, and Kr. Bishop kindly eitleibew hos adds, • isdplumt. His Hasse =Mud his satisfaction at the result, sad warmly suleglemi Ms. Mishap. The istolvest was ordered to be discharged. r.P'• I .crif 4! 1 : . • I • "T 5T Ti' 1113--11)LPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, MIDDLESEX MSIONS. kin Ma. 11101MAITT ADAM. A/0/1/7AST roe; AIM A UMW 1 , • Lowy!" AT TIM OVILDITALL, weenears. i - ' Bernie 111•111/110. Sand Stifle, 36, was Snood foe having unlawfidly ensign with other prose to defraud Joseph Oren et divers moasee. Mr.. Pay= prosecuted; Mr. Dania appeared for the pins. The resents said—l a • bans, sad lin at e I= Hewara's.plses, Heeken-reaL Oa the of 'lfv hi • warms 10 me wad Gained into • tonvereatimi with se ant some pip which he said • Mend of his Imil fier eale,4 nesquess of whisk I west with him to Labarn henternee. We there set the piens, sadbay the IBM said es kis. " have tie Inner to ekes pip." Me prison: l said he bad LIMO sold them, but kited se to a publiahowe opposite. I west with him sad the sea there. The sumer galled foes pt of tle and psid kr it, sad we drank it is the peens The r gave the son halts-crows for his enable Is h me. After I had been there a few ants, • respectable-looking man sae Is sad oiled for a glass of ale, and inquired if we had sea • lady with • great Pant oa. We told him we bad not, and he en said ha had given the lady 61., and she bad passion to mar him there that morales. The piney heard all this. The respectable-lookieg man thee said he bad had 10,000 L left him by an uncle, and shoeld have sore soon, sail did not are what he did with it. He thee palled out sine gill sad • roll of non resembling bask notes. The asked aim ifbe could play at knock.'endowas. H. missend he did not know what that wee, but if it wee fighting he could not fight. The prisoner explained to him what the game of knock-'enclowns was, and we all then went into the skittle. ground. The prisoner asked me U I could play at skittles, and I said I said play a little. He then said how much money have you brought with you. I said I had only 21.101., and he asked me if I could get any more, and mentioned 60L, which I said I had. I then pla yed at skittes with the strangle sad lost my 24.10 d. The prisoner then lei sera sovereign to play, and I loot that with the strasgar. The prisoner said he bad so more mousy, and said kis wife nil family were starving. The era who at first took me to the prisoner about the pip secorapanied me towards home, boos the way I saw a friend mull borrowed Si. We rhea went back towards the same house, when we met the prisoner aad the 'erases I bad played with, sad we then went to the Royal Oak, is the Hacknoproad, kept by lir. Sharpe. We all had something to drink over the her, and then went into the skittle ground. I told the prhene what I had harrowed, and that wee all the I bpd, spa whisk he said I will go you and you play him for Cl. I thee _pat my Oise sovereigns lido his hand, but I did not raga his_ pit thrn to them. I thou agreed to play the 'tenger ferlii.a side. We played at OOttles, and I lost. I did we son phew pay the mosey over to the winner. The piens thee kid to me if yea en go and fetch 201. I will both yea ha 1101. I told him I would go and fetch it. I then west biro, eaten panie p l ay i n g. maa furn i shed. into the skittle pond Wien were I nysoU with 201, and west lmat with the men to the skittle ground. The prissier tenths drugs were sill there, an I played sista will the stranger for IL, the FMB', Wass the nosy, in t ik= The t hen had es New, pay the sway ever to has. We then had NOM brandy an water brow& is by the sifter, whose sans was Pinky's, is ono tumbler. I drank some gilt, ad pat down Ave more 90•91•1411• 6 :2: d fa s t main simmer took them up. I then boons: I simian is that they all came about me, and that I went isle the pais= After being there a short time I put my bead is my point, end found my remaining to ponds all gels. The sae I first saw was the only one of the' party who was thee there. I went away pretendint to go ;hone fee more nosey, but named with a policeman, bat they were all pee inept the sea who fetched me about the pigs. I should know his and the stranger =an if I saw them. I next saw the pl ans and another wan is custody as another charge, an ebea I sesseed him el this. The prisoner said 111 did ale prose; the charge I OW have every f af lis money bath again.al = again. I lie together 231. 2s. 1 likes ankit z enemas away Nee peens locked no is the ' Is somenuanima teething was edited Is the Abe= oestoment. It senrised the whole some. ' Abiniesie, as 06111111 elf the Worsitip-stsese Pidli•int, aspeed 6 ih o s? Mad the planer toll the peinalse Aka if kit net prees the charge the whole M the nag theala rethised. . Mr. Dann banes ends an address to the jury ea ha hilt of the sneer, urging that he did not take the mosey, The Assistaat- Judge summed up, and told the Puy that if they were satisfied that there bad been a snare nip among them to cheat the prosecutor, it mattered lot whisk of them had the mosey—the same as U tea men agreed to kill one by Sri= a pa at him, and • pin of sting were tied to the trigger, and they all pulled it, they would be all equally galley. The jury immediately found the prisoners thrifty. He was then further indicted, with William Henry Johns ' who earreadered to his bail, for stealing two IL Bank of Ragland notes, the property of Joseph Sheepy he his dwelling4touse. Mr.:Payne prosecuted; Mr. Bellied's defendedjohiese, medlar. Duncan appeared again for Stiff.. The prosecutor stated that he was a publican, sad kept the Bell at at Hoatoa, and was the son of the Mr. Itheyps, mentioned in the last ease. He knew the two prisons as than customers, and by seeing them at hie father's hoses. On the evening of the 2 2nd of November they, and then others, drove to bie house in • cab, and bad a pot of ale, an one of them had a cigar. They began talking about skit dee, and he told them he bad a she comfortable ground if they Wanted to have a game, and they all Ave weal into the emend and played. They had two OWN of bendy and wales, and after they had been there a quits el an hour or twenty minutes, they came trek to the bar sad Johan asked him if he con) °blip his Mead be. Mike flee), with two Cl. notes for tea esseelpi. He sail he tend, sad west into the bspostear to peens them. He took them to the bar and pot them ea the 'easter, what one of them said " Thank you" sad whipped up the notes, and they all robed oat of the ban He bond at theta retreating, stupefied he thinnest, ansearody neditiaa his oat eyesight, bee em reene b y r i k he rat oat el the house and saw them nest thirty away, bet be I bled over • keep af mink which boon thrown up a sewer, an 11821 deer off. Oa the Frida be saw y tea the rs ne near Shoreditek dna. Oas et them was ba his boots eland by raw i the boy sad he went up to Johns, and said, "You i l l t h at a tMd sae of 101, and if yon dea't give me my mosey, I =all rive you into custody." Jobs= stuttered won Ossifying • wish teat he (the prosecutor) would set out ape • Joann to a particular plass es quickly as he could, sad they 11011 aff hi diffsillek dindese. He afterwards send anon to be takes see needy, whoa the latter said the mosey had Ina lent Shia, and that the charge was made to get it haft; sad ke going to Stiffes house is Rinereertrese to ine in appetheadod, the pollee caught Ns foss a hit Wallow, —is fact, he dropped alma ihenekow i.e the an of two policemen, an he was a vagabond, and bad lent the mosey. ell Wrm illial* lliss 11111111nreft • sharp eresesnaination, but he dant seine ben bis seine. The stated that she wee in the bar pasisanal li i= * seenia, and told his wife that he witalpa kii if. sets to saillimp for 10 sovereigns, and he took nee est to the bar. -Mr. Belleatin, in his sans to the in said be mast admit that his client** elmenesser was seas of the best, mixed up as he was with shitie sharps sad their preening*, but still, skittle sharp that he was, he was not to be therefore the victim of the sudsy which he argued the protestor had sommitted S the Mai. He was the landlord of a public hoses having • skittiopend attached, and he new well what sash parties fespsated it for, and he well knew that U sub penes wand to have 61. notes for sovereigns it was We thei sight display them to indium the belief in the sin of serespre that they were men of wealth. The de. minims Sat he lest the acts, knowing how they were to in his own skittle-ground, and beans they were t , sad he could not get then back, he concocted of , to eon the money back from them nollak The keen' newel stigmatised the whole if aid behosenterk nano es • seendebous and false story. —Aping lase, • waiter at Baker's C,eflee-how, is oorn. Wfhaled that he was in the prossentor's hoes es the a I nen, sad his father se well. After the prisoners leek kinds nos la, Johnson Cane from the ground in and Sharps tend him 101. Sharpe said vast will you glean fee interest ? to whisk Jobases replied,lol. Sharpe Milan& would not do ; he must Yes 11., and Johns ' lifter • lin Intent said, very well. Sarpe wen to hii pulsar =al two Cl. notes, and gave tia tp eta s an be le the ground. Stiffs wee sot pent at lislimi at ii. Hasps, after he lent the many, west to the penal inns them play, and when the play wee over gig ix the einea to go out. After they were ms,E lPP lrkare gall Mid /rat Jones 101., sad went coati !,bens a few Minutes after they were gees, but he AM not tun. Witasee's rather was in the house at the same time, and his wife part of the time. The father stated that he mad the press stack the pins up relit. Shupe told hie he had lent Johns two el, asses, end dust be sheald do the best he could to est his mess back spas. Stiffs remained behind after the others lea lift. This was unbent= by the first witness wife, who re =:lthe sW well, for she went to fetch her husband 1 ile lielieftiod, they bad • quarrel is heat of the hith Min intkeilimiessb eat of bee hair. Te lania sail lick did take pin oa the Welt la pasties. • =tams eased Child, said he met the nemeses la Siseediesh is the 23rd, and he asked him if he (wises) Wens hien fer Ink sad tell his that be was on a =of dismery—that he had lest them two 61. notes, id get tin book by fair Mesas or foul. limy Orne,_lisb,lamileril of the iris inn public. hens, is Shees sten that on the 23rd of last month lis eas Mops. VIM and bis if he bad had young Joha n ? Winn sa i d hand set. Sharpe had a glees of gin se =eh= ad inn asked him what be wanted yang Jolson ke. amp said, in answer, that he had hat him w awed est= sad I. wait= to lad hiss, te get 810 Phin Messy, • been, heard the }mater may, on the 236104hin they had assi , his very badly. is aet plying the mean they bad beerowedi him the sight betath and Johan tell lies it nein all eight, at test neat bin ' self oboist li. . Me Aristaal-Jailes asked Mr. Pape wheal ke eald my ;te the eines sf the two lei wieners. 1 Mr. Pane said he net perform is duty te his dint, sad p to 116•1•17. Onion Ban, awned wens, said she had bees LORD MAYOR'S COURT.—DEc. 14. WWI vu 1110111IDIM. JILLICOI SID AMOT/1111 L lIIDDLI. This was on action Weight by the plaintiffs, Messrs. lellithe and Wicks, of renchurch street, against t h e de. ['natter ' Mr. John Biddle, also of Poscharoleetreet, to roovarthe sum of 6001. under an attachment f0r4,0001. on moneys said to b. in his bands .belonging to Mr. John Malta's. or Serth. Mr. Dube appeared for the plaintiffs, and Mr. Thrup for the defoliant. Mr. Looks said the facts of this cue were very simple. Mr. Joke Maltese. mentimet, of Smyrna, owed Moen. Jellies* NW Wido a brie sem of money ; and hearing that Mr. 001 e Ira 'Walesa to him in the sum of 6001, they placed on stillelbsent en all money in his hands, to the extent of 4,0001 on the 16th of May, 1866, sad believer pleaded to It until tittit t :f Assam last, and thee be at tend the plea of ail HS would distinctly show that Mr. Biddle had made an acknowledgment that he was liable to Mr. Jobe Maltase is that amount during thel period between those two dates, and that would entitle him to their verdict. Mr. Robert William Cook, a motor mariner, said be had had several thevoreations with Mr. Siddle relative to two bills for 2601. and 240 L, respeatively drawn in favour of John Maltase, and seeeptod by the defendant. Biddle natad about twelve swaths see they wore overdue, and he eapeoted to be sued for them by John Kahan. • Is August last he went with him to flosyna, sod on the shay them he said to wits's' that he was very glad he had get the attach ment from Weirs. Mime and Co., as Jelin Maltase could not touch biththere for these bills. He called on Jobe Mal ta/a, as a friend of Siddle'e, and asked him to take a com position as thew two bUls ; bat he said be would net, he would kayo the Irls9lii_sejkons. - - Mr. Il;rup;aidh;b;tlTwo answers to this motion first, as at the time of th e attalthsat the bills were not In the hands of Mr. Biddle; and eseoadly, that he had a arose claim against Mr. Jobs Maltase for a mach greater amount. Mr. Jobs /fiddle was then called, end bedenied having made the admissions to Mr. Cook as be had described them. He bad certainly often spokes to him on the subject, but I had cover said be owed Mr. John Maltase for those bills, for they were in the hands of Messrs. Van Leonel and Co., who were threatesdag to are him for them. They were aocoramodaUca bills, draws for the purposes of a backlog amount is the weal way of badness. They were draws by William George Maltase In favour of John Maltase, and accepted by wittiest. He had accepted such bills to the eateat of 4,060 L, tapes width le got kis sommision, bat he had no vitae *say of those soloptaaem. He hal been obliged to eentvemies with the holders of bills of this same class in teaeoquesiee of tie failure of W. G. Maltase and John Molts.% ased they hod Won four in the pound, and give. up ell claim upon him. He sever owed John Mahan a farthing is his life, and though he was: liable on those bills that were then outstanding, he bad reeeived no funds from that pewees to meet them. The leaned Reeorder, is direstieg the jury, said ibis was no doubt a straggle between mediums to we who should get the money, the real &Rodent living beyond the jusladionoa of the laws of this *pantry. The question they had to decide was whether Mr. Biddle, between the 15th of May and the 4th of August, 1855. owed any money to Mr. John Maltase, or whether any money bedoesiag to him had cease into Mr. Biddle's hands. It was for the plaiatiffi to satisfy them on this point ; and if they Wed to do 110 , their vordist must be for the defetuleat. The 'videos was diametrically opposed on both sides, sad it was for thus to decide between the parties. The Jury, after half a hones thesultation, retuned a verdiet for the plaietiffs; damages, 6001. Mr. Thrall applied for sa arrest of judgmeat, thit he might noes (or a new trial, as he was gaits taken y, W pm, by the evident* of Mr. Cook. The learned Reoorder granted the application. Lin V. SCOTT. This was an action brought by the plaintiff, a machine printer, to mover of the &fondest, the proprietor of the London Morning and Boating Now, a penny publication, 641. 10e., far work and labour done. It appeared from the grids's*, that the defendant in the middle of September mitered into as agnemeat with the plaintiff to print • certain somber of espies of the paper for 30e. per day. Work was demordisgly dens to the amount claimed, and payment bad bees made to the amount of 891. 21. The nand= printed avenged from 1,24,0 to 1,700 a day. At the end of (Weber the plaintiff having intimated to the defendaat by letter that his cheques were dishonoured, the defeadent wrote him • letter, stating the BM iodination be had had of anything wrong at his banker's wee from his-L•that be had taken away the machining of the publication from him, not wishing Olean it is his power to stop the foram end at the saw time nenesting him to forward the coconut to hie mann nt Brentano. The latter was without date, aid es the penlisslar pert of Brampton was not mentioned where the deleedent resided, the account was forwarded to his place of %shwa. The defends was that the work was taken away in eon- SIMS of the seeing.* of the plaintiff; but wither the defendant see mg witnesses were called to prove it. The loomed Recorder having summed up, the Jay ro turned • verdict for the plaintiff for 261.85. ASSIZE INTBLLIGENC.a HO= CIRCUIT.—Lswis, Du. 14. Edwin Aim% a boy 14 pots old, was indieted for wilful sad Neralle _Pideri• The peones who ty. Mr. Jehaela c whe was guil ineenetedi la the prosecution, said thee the at of whisk the primer kat pleaded gni:ty M Mee been ermaithed seder very peculiar atrenthe The pioneer wee In the esrvicoot • gontl•- I lam nethed Pesten. veiny mess Obleitester and it was his duty to loth after the keno. Os the 13th Of November it appeased that be reprowated that the stable had been brakes epos sad equality of stable implements steles, sod be also expressed a belief that the robbery bad bees sets' ratted by two labouring Mitt residing L the neirg= hoed. Upon this he was takes before one et the of Chishester, where he gave his information span_ oa th with a view that • wank warrant might be obtained, and , voluntarily deposed to the facto stated relating to the robbery. A poLee constable was then Instruoted to take the necessary steps in the matter; het upon his prOsellabbild ° the stable where the robbery was alleged to have hethares mined, his suspicion was at ogee excited by the het that the ',widow through whisk the thieves were eeppesed have gaited memos hod evidently Wen leeks* inn the inside, era be peeseeisi le Nebo. • meek _the result of which wee , do the vAele et the thiseing ~les wets dis covered buried sad otherwiee seesweled in Mame parts of the stable. Under these eirennsteeees, the isegistretes felt it to be their duty to prefer the present indistasent, so there could be no doubt that the prises', had tramped up the story about the robbery, ehd had deliberately upon his oath deposed to oireuxasteases whisk he baser well had never ocicerrod. Mr. BitOa Puke asked the primmer what he had to my, and what esplanatiea he amid gin for slang each • chugs, sad for stating th at • robbery bad boss eammitted, sad endeavouring to east sospisio• sus amiesrat genus ? The prisoner, who seemed to be a awn sleep istelligitat bey, said that his tauter Ant easpeoted then men, and made hint go Won the msgistrate ; bat be did not know what be was to do when he got then. Hit wee staid to kiss a book and he did so, bat he wee not swans that be was Midas ea tab. Mr. Roper, the sleek to the magistrate@ at Chichester, said that be leek the prisoner's stasemitat dawn very maw folly, arl reed over eau word to hint, sad he appeared to wideness& perfectly well what be was doiag. He not only allll,lllloll the questions that were pat to hiss, but alma. tasted several of the statements that were taken doers rola , tie. to the supposed robbery. The leaved judge, in passing sesame, told the *Maser that be had pleaded guilty to a very serious Mime, that of taking a false oath, and it appeared clear that, for some IrdeaMl or other, he bad made a 'barge of robbery @past two isnooest aroma that was entirely without foandatioa. He thought it probable, however, that when his master twisted upon his plug before the magistrate he was act aware that he wouid be required to take as oath, and that, aliases, for some reams or other which did sot appear, he wee ready enough to make a false charge, yet that he did sot Woad to give it the mama easetioa of sa oath, and wee net aware that be maid be entalled to don. He woad give him the benefit of this auggestisa as far as he meld, and also take cute aseideestios the feet that be was vosy pail; ; but the offense wes if eo vary ariaas • shwa• rub* it wag impossible that it wad be poised over Wing the Militias of somas severe pusiehateaL He then ssataeaad this leaser to pays Gee of ea AiWag , and to boingiisesed ad kept to heed labour for Mx mama. IX XXX MATTI& 07 CIMIOT aealt STUAIT. This insolvent (son of Sir Simeon Stuart), • captain in the 17th Lancashire Militia, applied to be dieeharged from priso. Mr. n Reed opposed for Mr. Bishop, guarnaker, of New Bead sweet ; an 1 Mr. Sergood supported. The complaint was that • debt of 351. with Mr. Bishop, foe a gun in the year 1850, had been improperly contracted. It appeared that the debts were 17,4481., but the insolvent had .sly received consideration foe 2,6391. He bed charged his reversioaary interest, to which he was entitled on the death of his father, with the payment of his father's debta, and hence the debts without vales. The iheeliesay was attributable to the °barge ma the peeporty. The Insolvent had assisted hi. brother, who was sow is the Crimea. la 1849 the insolvent sold his eeenelnies of liestesent in the Canadian Rides. His reweniessey wsperty see eberged to Mr. George Simnel Ford, the ellersey. Mr. Bishop pee evidence hi Swelled that the lasolveat lateutheed himself to him, is WA= lbe .IS el Sir Simeon Sweet who had been • entanme. sad ebleised • pus hen his, ter 851. 13.. 81. NA said be should see be hag before •be i.e it. He les Spited his sag benumbed sobs el lb liManser. The gas sin helleered at Seek's Hotel, is Isneyeallbeet, where the lesenest wee cosine. Teem the beelesn's mumenearis, it appealed that hie ase ct aVirtill "" mi L mm-LUIWATIII PIUS arl " ritb°llt tether ins ten. bst he Anima I. him adieus. The the " Il T bl4 foe beibpsine mud flatuteen.. the set a d = 6 preeed their diner benne ben Ibtainey, tadarenea , pea seedineued at Cab% Zeal, bat he bed sever seed menemeen mad dallnied assidlotloss. Thiwalt. it. He red the heed waiter *beat Ik. fewentabroad new. prepurecaof them mint gab sge hJOl:YeteesgtellUe • ease altar he shined oak hod set oiled es Mr. Bbhop. the puma Ise to revalte=Wille".• they an tweslaio .k long time the water nil him he Amid sail the sae. by use every he r som ifffrOs sfe_)! It had bees IA at the hotel vita owes thugs . He owed r.relta iee l. the awn tad Nellege et Ina a ameba of debts, now in his acLedale, at the time he soli "'" th e "irpreisider Irolloways =Lath the inn. 244. Less, wag Sklblideolas New Toth; hf aLlimpo. Is be wane of the ease the learned Connissiesis, who Ounwelbovis; 4. 0014 NM= i old L Mies 1181116 AV.' • Rain 11iIttlitgena« COURT OF 0011M0/1( PLEAS.—DIN. 14. 1111701 rines, s weds —areal emu seems, tarn As. • lira PAL 1111.11 V. scatum—cturbAcs /01 Tlll lALI 07 • t 11111 p 1. am=so;ll.4lff was meelbeist sad mar broker, la &stabil and dethists tsa. ilasts are Omsk raerehantneuryieg ia ty-drette, • sad dee as NOWllasster. sal The seder was beeeght to mower eimbpseses of 100 gene of 'Wake], shipped is the lid len la the dthatress, sad 10 lOW is the liiiiithraffer, wed i id M the pielutiff at 66e. per quarter, not answering the Matelot of sale. Kr. &fiesta Bytes and Ifr. Asp!aatl appeareedm lbs plaintiff, aad Kr. Y. Smith sad Kr. Temlinillif newt e de. lbsdaser. The cowrie in qwestiors stated that the linseed was "Cal. waste Linseed." but was to be taken " tale Neale," which weeds were interprets/1m near, " such as it is us respect to qualiry." The wade supplied coataised about 16 par mat. of maimed, rape, lest% sad Giber seeds; end it appears that aa. muck of that kind has always been told in the Caleaua market, but it had never been dealt wish by Bum }sea houses witil 1864, but in that year the Greek bosses knight large qaaatitlea and shipped it to Swope, gad they for the first time Molded in their contracts the words " tale Isola One " el the pelsdpal qualms was whether what had bees molted la Weems wee Calcutta bossed at all es the phrase wee nmissiesed is the trade ; and another question was whether the word quarter in the contract swat im perial. quarter, or the gutter composed of firs smands. Evidence was gives on both sides as to the Ant question, sir pleatiff 's witnesses saying that the linseed was sot "Calcatta lismed," sad the defendaat's 11046006 saying that it wag, sad there was also some difference between Ibis es to the quantity of foreign seeds which was mined with the linseed. Si lordship decided that the quarter Resat was that eissisting el five unmade ; sad he left it to the jury to say whether the artists wee or was not Calcutta Hewed. The jury gave a verdict fee the plaiutiff, and it was • =2between the counsel that the. 1142101 of damages be edited est of court. • aidesqesstly several mama. jery muses wire diapered but nese el tbein well of say importune to the public. COURT OF EXCHEQUER. — mums AT ■m PM% alr arfla LIM SPIO4I. /vars. The court was occupied the greater portico of the day with a put hcard canoe which wu of no general publie in ns/est. At It. eenelustei a new cause wed celled on, which bed set terminated when the court rose. WI Mine our PHILLIPS AND PHILLIPS, DT 1111111 OIIAIDIANS, V. PHILLIPS. The testatrix, Mrs. Julia Ann Phillip', late of 42, Upper • alpnewstreet, Portman square, afterwards of Albert illeit. Koreington-erescent, and lastly of East!". Oriis is!.l J. the erg s anad6ollte She w fo as ur th el e dlT lN natrerm l . " Charles Phillips, and three daughter, Julia Cie- , elelmlies, Maria Jemima, and Elei Ce cili a Mary Cardiac' By ha will, widish was dated the 25th of October, 1852, she =as e s: r bed 1,0001. to suit of the young ladies, sad the ro of her property, about 10,0001., to her sea Pas. • at the document was resisted os behalf of the ea • the ground of their nether's insanity at We k I. N "Natigu in'opposition to the will stated that = . • OW Ith a sM in ef the second daughter, is 1832. WI • UMW seriously affected, aad she began to be sonWSKIIIK ailed in her manner. She unceived en wellidelleat Alenesion to her husband, she often tad SW& KW,' language, sad more than U.S. ethimplid paseenal vieleees towed/ him. In the unwed a 1883 she made an attempt to poison herself; and we day after this she snacked her husband with sash violence that he retreated into the nursery and locked him self in 6 trlscrenpos she broke the passel of the door. In 1840 Mr. PhillthLwaghligedto resign his curacy at Hart well, is anuequence o it conduct, and he went to live with hie mother in floymour.striset, whore the hinny remitted KU March, 1848. While there she 'viand an 15.... aver sion to bar sister-in•law, how Mn. Dishy Dampier. She was Om attacked with epilepsy. She entertained issane delusions is to the behaviour of her bunted, whom she shamed with seta of unehutity. Oa Christmas Day, 1844. she threw a earring knife at him and out his ger, and she often accused him, without the least foundation, of ill treating her. On one occasion she cheesed her nurse with a design to poison her and her obildres. Under the influ ewe of this dolu•ien, she welted the woman by the throat, mad weed great violence towards her. Another of her weentsioittes wee assisted with the use of fold. At one time lite womb, man= sr *este a pound of tea and 4th.. of ewe is a digit day, whilst et other times she would display dielpeallest /wary. In abort, had it not been for Mr. Phil lip's piously! emberramnsts, he would in 1845 have taken legal reseed cgs to Inn her placed under restraint. Bosse pus before her death she acquired a great dislike for her two older daugoten, especially the eldest, whom she UMW with the greatest severity, end twesionally with ropy.Ste used to threaten to murder them, sedge as- Mlle PM of musing after men, whereas they always eon- WOW themselves in • proper and lady-like manner. In lOW she won to live at Hastings, bat she was turned out if Mara ledgintlionses, our somas% of kw straap be biffissr. While at that town she was somminly Looked MKS W 11111 insane person. She was dirty and untidy in her lalitd; sad she "'Atli huy bread, meat, mad suds like sr " Wile. and envy them home herself. Towards bee knebead die madam d her unkind and violent behaviour weed by de mi% whisk eseerred suddenly I. September. lIN. Hares. dirt tweeds ler daughters, and Inn Mileage and her mesa. WWI grew geedeally worse until the hawing Musk Wm she MOWN Sidi, earl. A keeper was gemmed for bar from the Jam as ;Whim at Enter, when the wee than fhb.. end she wee attended by her used bee death. /AIM the One Mier husband', demise she bad Immo the mildest el ea imam delusion that there was a 11•114001,1116111114 the heft Myth.' her begun she wahine* pi the Wirth a beanies slam esthetic. Skit believed that the Smite and lmiams Zama eadielis families wow in the seastaat Mild elnithillmitai eta ha, with a Mew le bee ea w in; and that they ee welshed her that she maid net lens eillhent ask bat/wing sil it. She weed often to my diet the 1111emplet may gems she saw with a white crust wee a Atha sad a emplitatee egoism her life. While she wee Wag is Alleetheneet she invited a Mrs. mad KW dumbed to elm end see her ; end while they were maybe et bee ledilthe the gave dm Campbell use Jewels for eats weedy. Shortly afterwards she Yin Campbell with mails, them; she seat tat al= met, mid the ease wee ultimately mat far trial at the est atheese Semi's. The trial wu se have takes pine ea the Lt el December. 1852, bet the deseased's fries& std legal theism weaK art thew any midesee to be Alma mplaie dim CasPled, sad the was therefore disebsepth The ailments eied by wetting that at the as. it the emends§ of the girelthiled will the damned wee of aneemad alai, and witless% the requisite tealemniew army ant=of the will n was pleaded list*, biased'' as yeenthey ragmen el Ye sea swept what be duebeed 'tea temporary Isplepusst es a eiseate i thee be mileggillsd the imam derived be. his wife's ; sad ma any of her alleged emeairieines wen as leis by her @Wheat d deenmeteseem It wee farther eamirted that Yr. Plidies wee a puma of dame Maw, and that be bed seed much peeimed Meknes tea ber= s e i b se, L het, that she led Weedy pained him wed bar attorney to misdate the tease a eeperathme him him or atemat of hie enmity. WI& seeps* we bee two eldest daughters, it was alleged that they bed behaved is an extremely unkind, disebeitime, and disempeetfal maser. sad that her severe aoudad tennellethem, so fur from baring been caused by any name dainsien, was the natural result of their undutiful undue towessis bor. Drs. Jewel. and Deese, on behalf of the will, n ellelatili wlth /181111 severity at the conduct of the land mad daughters, u fully aeoonntiag he w :HZ amentrisitim. There was really nothing whatever la miasma to show that at the time of realties the as lira Philp was sot of perfectly used miad, memeop. she wedweenadiag. The Qum% Advocate and Dr. Hayford, ambit, defeadei AO hmaboad and dim/horn of the testatrix, aid nice bated spa the impossibility of explaining her wasp/ IS the hypothesis of insanity during • long poled bee Mb. Ito wart reserved its decision. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—Dse. 14. DECEMBER 15, 1855. " . 1,401 11 1" Ist ihs. amiss hula( ea Mims. She we T.rwaites sea pnesistese ems amid looked held. wog s . r. hilted bias lest to hiss. aPa Is ahla i Ntretiod the defines as ad at. pt Is *ewe tee slarpiits sad 'ohes4 holies Wei etjuitle4 IMO W stied *mild fail. He 10Msi oat NMI' oisstreiliselsoris the *vides** gives is eW sag asked iitrno 4 ll l notilloSineele defeaes sad __..— the jury to believe the p $ a respectable tradesman; is prefer esse to then deposed_ tott Ole. baling lent the yistMil ninon pe he submitted. The pro faning. lost , trial to get it bask, it was WO i Ind when lie node the abuse it wee Intended that be had lest it ; but it was semen The Annan Jodie very carefully summed up, end con noted the seinen ea one aide and the ether. lie ex premed no opinion upon it, but from the tenon of -his *barge he seemed to incline in favour of that for the defeats It was entirely a owe for the jury to decide. The jury Immodlately returned * verdict of Guilty against both prisoners. It was this stated that Jenson had been in custody be fore on charges arising out of skittle gimping, and that both he and Stifle' were the constant aseeelates of persons who lived by pursuing such amiss The *seinen Judge said the jury bad returned the ver dict, and he roust net upon it. The prisoners WITS yd• dimly two very bad fellows, and aided in thus sharplag transanons for some time. With respect to the prosecutor in the Ant cue, Gram, he never in his life knew a man more appropriately named—(a laugh)—end they mut have known beforeband what be was. Be should feel it his duty to han.the *hole of the evidence laid before the licensing megistratee, end he was not satisfied with the con den of the presenter. The mention on the prisoners was that they be each kept to bard labour for nice calendar months in menet of this case, and upon Stiffs for the other case, the sentences was air months' hard labour, to comma on the expiration of the first, making together 16 months. ,SALE OF COPYRIGHTS. Yesterday Messrs. Southgate and Barrett offered to public auction a large number of copyrights, the property of Mears. Herbert Ingrain and Co , who hare relinquished the book publishing business; gad the following e.ild at the price affixed to each • MO illustrated London Spelling Book. The copyright, type, and wood blocks (the sale of the book, It was stated, has been a quarter of a million)-3•01. The Illoatrated London Beading Book. The copyright, tyre, sad wood blocks-5701. Ttw Illustrated Load= Architecture!, Eareserlag, sad Mechani cal Drawing Book. The copyright and wood blocks-001. The Orbs of llama. Diastrated. The copyright and stereotype rstes-041. The Illastrahrillisadbook to London and its ZDVirOla. The copy righ lad wool Illsir-1111. Mi t llm's hiniumelllrlslise of London. Theeopright sad wood blocks—lek . . . . Unwire Istraardinary Ka. IllostrataL The copyright and derentyps UM 4/111111111111bll Woman, by W. ItusseL, Unpublished MS. Thi pnc es t=tgler of Walton and Cotton, by Ephemera." Illustrated. The copyright and wood Works--6S& AaiNet . Practical Farms, with Illentranwas. The copyright and The Advowdares of Mr. Verdant Orem, by Cuthbert Bede, with illectredime. The copyright and stereotype plates-3U. The Far ther Adeengues ofM M r. Verdant Green. The ropyright and stereotype T hiess red wog te-- an/ Jilltet 841.00ir, with illsetrailcas. The copyright, e moo-$ The PM Mot et 060814 with dee oda. The copyright, the type, aid wood Maio - 571 Thei Ds" Bombs, and &roes of the Tar, with illostratioas. The the type, sad wood biatio—Sti. Oleos far Little Yolk. Unpublished MB. The espyright, with 32 wood eats-7el The Illoetraied Leedom Isetreelor. The trended adwoad blocks —B * . _ _ Johannes Un. of the Poeta. by Matt, with illustrations. The eriuytight and wood bloeits—Sill. Sciewellb Lin of Dr. Johnsen, will iihutrolkes. The stereotype plates-1W Ms. Basiwell's Sousa of • lbw to the Hebrides, by allnutherr. Tbe " Er i keenatr at a . = 2ll. right and wood blacks- -20 i. Disering's Delaial Spent, with portraits end engravings of wine. The ingynght snotstoroptype plates-1A 41. Carielnab Tho legamilers of Castle squander. The copyright and wood bisele-321. Dabsereire nutria Gonna, with illudrathicts. The copyright and weed liming-1M 10s. Hoes TrstsiiiitTartary, nit*, sad China, witk illostraticas. This aopyright and 'rood bloats Sydney's Tans Main of Australia, with illostrations. 71ta copy right mad wood Mein—!!J. Owsalord's Illostratad Book or Pre& Soap. The copyright and wood Ileas-301. Ths Ilirotratel look of Emil& Bono. Th. ooppight sod wood The Slastrated Book of &MU& Sams. The copyright end wood tikelat-4101. lasegoak Pfrobee Progress by Hare, with illustratioca. The copy. right end weeibieeks-11.51. The Parehhe el F. A. Krumsnacher. From the German, with illus trate*. Tie espyright and wood blear--BU. Dosses Mares of Travel in the loath of Prance, with illustra tion& The ospyright and stereotype plates—lll. The woad li deeki—Oe ef L hilmeed Burka, by Peter Berke. The copyright and i The Macey of Bass* by Babb* end Duncan. Tie copyright: and wood bucks-191. les. wood Sue ba gueler's Blasteated Life of Wellington. The copyright: and aks-3l 1. The Life of General Wegthigton. The copyright, stenotype, and steel plates—W. le. Burn's Beam legisie. The copyright and wood blocks—SS. Ths illustrated New Testament, with Notes. Toe copyright of the no psteel phew sad wood bioake-268. per's Three Prealdenciaa of India, with illustrations. The copy right and wood blocks -171. 10a. Punch mad Judy, with illosustians. The ccpytight sad wood blocks— 298. Wades Seelbachype to the Pianoforte, by Barnett. The copyright stereot pimet—lli. end Jaeob Abbott's Hi tales. Alfred the Great, William the Con. quaror, Pgebus, and Tense. The copyright. cod wood Make of the four works—WS. etre. PRESENTATION OF • TESTIMONIAL TO J. 8. TRE LAWNY, EliCl, DT 7111 WOll/11110 blur 01 8117110111 The deep interest felt by Me working men of this town, in the clumsier sad political mentimants of Mr. Tramway, Omit late candidata, .as snob as to suggest MN lasting expression thereof, and accordingly a liberal mud hearty movement—originated and meditated by the actual proem tan—led to the purchase of • massive, elegant, and richly aimed silver salver, on which was engraved a suitable iaseriptiou. The meat visit of Mr. Trelaway to Bedford was seised us fitting opportunity for the presentation, and for this purpose a meeting of the liberal eleeton and non. siemens of the borough was omvenel, at the Castle Rooms, on Wednesday issuing, under the prssiderey of Mr. Beat. Mr. fierouel, itt • highly eulogistic speech, adverted to Mr. Trelawny's able and consistent advocacy of civil and reli gious freedom, and concluded by presenting the testimonial amid the siathiedastis cheers of these present. The inserip ties is as fellow, Presented to John Sainsbury Tee. Iswuy, Ben., by semi of the working mos of Bedford, as a small token of their high admiration sad hearty approval of his petaled character and conduct, as a seadidate for the representation of their borough. December, 1866." After i=, in acknowledgment, by Mt. Trelawny, the pro o te terulasted.—Bedford Jimmy. THE CITIL SERVICE Commissnow.—As we Intl ' sited in oar lest, this unfortunate commission is ia a state of liseolutiou. Ifs Romilly bas resigned big *Mae as me of the emasissimere, and if we are net misinformed, the is perisamt, having been tried and baying Spiny failed, will given up "u • bad Job." Mr. Beery Lewis Waltham, L late Chairman of the Board of Stamps and Taus, boa been seentionsd as the probable nceeseer to Mr. BomMy, bat it • is far same probable that the Civil Service Commutates will • be basked en the read.—Civa tbr•iss Gowns. HACKNEY CHOUCH R*lll.—.-The following WY the state of the poll at its doe. yesterday, the woad day : Against the rate, 932 ; for the rate, 701. Majority naiad, 503. TSB POLICE COURT'S. Wialseharn, 199, and Charles Revell, 175, coa ls the L division of police, wen charged, by d dausiesteases, with misconduct in the die ahazgerarly, and assaulting and treating as thieves two 11411011 men. Kr. attended on behalf of the prisoners ; and Kr. Rap the saprialeadent of the division, was present to lis *se. r, shop's= and manager to Mr. Otilee, the Simie at i aleshops in the 'metropolis, deposed, that ea the asedestif the 27th of last math he went to Antlers iforiatreq asempaled by Frederick Littiewood, • friend et kis, g$ Sleep Spooner, a lad who served in the shop. When the perfasenees were over, they case has the gallery, and wets about to proceed homy but in punt the front of the theatre, he (wit on Seelig bellied him saw Littlewoed detaleed by the defeatist Winterise's, and returning back he said, " What le the matter, Bred ? " and his friend replied, " This vas has kicked SC" The eantable, beisg at that time la plan clothes, with a pipe in his mouth, wham said " Then more flat you to stand it." Upon his saying this Watts:bum gave him a violist push from the pavement into the road, sad almost immediately after approached him, with the other constable, Revell. He asked him if he was 'butt to p on, and on his raisin to do so, and ;say ing that he had-done nothing to be afraid of, and he did not es why he should be obliged to do so, Winterburn tailed to Revell to take him into outody. Revell seised him by the Dollar and kicked him on the ankle, and at this time he saw the other defendant hiekiag his friend. Witness told Revell that there was no neeneity for his sing violence to ward' him es he would asempany him quietly to the station house. He told both the defendants that he and his friends had been to au the performances at Astley's Theatre, when Wiaterharn exclaimed, " Dea't tell me such a peek of lin, you're a panel of pickpockets." At the station-house, 19! earn the charge he Intended asking spies them was that of " try ing several people's pockets." The sergeant on duty at the station-house from what had passed there, was disiaelined to take the ;huge, and admitting them into the charge•room, raked them what they intended doing. They wen told that it was sot very creditable to be locked up for the night, and the defendant (199) having admitted that he was wrong in his opinion respecting them, and also to having kicked his hind, and Littlewood wishing to get home, he (Speiser) *assented then to let the matter drop, and they were "Mewed to leave the station. On mentioning the eireaseteain to his Oster, he Insisted on his clearing aphis ihareMse fres the imputation of dishonesty, and he is ehaesestee Pete to the Police Commissionen on the 'awe's' Is his crowessiniaation by Mr.Solomos,the witness denied holtL i eude ass of a single expression which could have thesesslehie Whim**, and admitted 'that the kick from aim derandsat Revell might be* been acci dental, and, as far as he was concerned, he had no objection to withdraw the chugs. Frederick Littlewood, shops= to his brother, who keeps an oil and colons wireless,* the vicinity of Sabe•squarei, was then sworn; sad when asked by Mr. Solomon if he had any charge to make spinet the prisoner Revell, he an swered in the negative; upon which, Mr. Solomon applied that Revell might be at ones die charged, and his request was complied with. The witness Littlewood, in continuation, said, that while hollowing hie friend Spencer he received a . pash and a kick from behind,and on tarsier round and see i ng Winterburn, who was in pita clothes arid had a short pipe in his month, alms behind him, he,: addressing him, said, " If you had asked, I should have let yes pass without your kicking me." The delimidant replied, •' I know what your game is, bat you have no alma* hare," and set to kicking me. Ho kicked me so violently that he made me quite lame, sad I showed nay leg to the serpent on duty at the' station house, sod pointed oat to him the marks of viol** from the dehadeet's kicks. The wittier, in his further testimony, cerrobedelsd the *vides* before given by Spew*. In his crosmisesdasties he admived that he wee following • erowd of passes when the defondsat first interfered with hint, and eoald sot my is what positioa he held his hands at the time. lie denied having said anything offensive to the defendants. Mr. Hugh Climbs Charms said that, with several obese, be was se shocked at the wanton tides* of the defendant towards the last witness in kickiog him most merellemly on the back part of the legs, that he made up his mind to go to the stalks-house sad state what he bad witnessed. In going shag he was not a little surprised at recognislng the perms emeelled, Mr. Littlewood, as a friend of his, sad a rosOotabie young man. Os teaching the station sad attempting to enter there with the prisoner and the polies, the door was slammed is his face. He, however liambed at it lastly till he was admitted , and beard this dshorlest then acknowledge that be had kicked V p rFed„ Mr. bee net, he added,to hart him, and that be was fit witichaw the charge, which was that of mum mr*Ook pockets, provided the thing was dropped. It was she staW that moths woe.* be thee of the charge, and it ahead be Wend so se Is be brought forward in saes as woes woes take* by the prose* somplainsets. is reply to the charge, sold that the evideece was so overwhelming that he mast leave hie cheat in his worship's Weil. Is reply ha a onintisa from Mr. Norton, Mr. Evans, the saparisignianflit Op divisiii. said that there had bees Mee wises wagon swift the prbeser,santely, that for perjury. Fes eh be MI bees sespesied he some time, bat was enbasceestlytesemel be his shoed* with fall pay. Mrarorkie wee sled to led that Revell had mum out of the matter free hod Mess, as he had always found him te l be a stesily t weliesedsted officer ; sad, after commenting ell s lietsdnet of Witerbera, be convicted him in a poa et W. or sae eteath's imprisonment. Tan POOLBOX.—The magistrate requested the *know. lodgment of M. for the poor-box from the Goldsmiths' Company. EXPORTATION or RICE AND PADDY 71031 THE PHILIPPINE ISLAMIC—TEE filoulthe comets§ a notifica tion that It bus keen assessed to air John Bur ring, her liojeety's Is China, that by • doom. *Sod Manna, Ilmnsi 39, 1145, the exportation of ries sad paddy is persidood from the following pore of the Ple:a ses Seal, Currineso, fislomaque, San MBA Oopio, sod Milos*. Poresiesiou wfll be gives by this Weelisselsie 'melees, er by the governors of provisoes lime se owetem-hesses are established. A ream of plea Is to be made bi the respective authorities every Ostorday swain, and fa soy week daring foes conseoutive days the prise for ries shall continue above 18 teals in the Manila, and above 14 is the provisoes, and for paddy above 9 reels in the Mulls, and 7 in the provinces!, the ezportatioa for foreign ports shell i.e... But It shall be fres whoa for few esessostive days in • week the pries shell fall below these Haim • return of the quantities of rise exported, sad particulars of exportatieo, Is to be undo to the supremo authorities ea the last day of every moth. Tao Foams narm—The Matiteur contains a degree Model the Import duty on a number of ankles of feseWprednee. Among them we dad the following, and the leenee la the sehjased rates deposit's on whether the Milks ere impeded by trench or foram made : 114111111enesa r en tar by rfillik male. a end U. Ms la kilos; Ileidad kale dm trend; esionbs sled h am Nagel, hie; dr, elm. common ember. elder ameed ey dm en er di ewye lbss II; dna Ibia, lased lee. Ile are ; Iste w e M aud IL Per de mane as With ; rage awl U. per le) dm; pale ned liratm seeds of kik , al li. per lee lase; sass al male wi t . lows, lef. and per lee Mos ; rack seet, la sad id pm 100 Idlest 011106111 0 _ Sisk doer, it. sal U. pat lel bees; native sr liatenver. lf. ad M. UM kilos; pindeleast tee. end :rt g .=; law, IL ea et. per tell Ida ; lap nose. U. wed Id rezmks; ...d. bomeales. ad U. pm lemma hies es. nag frese anstries and Urea. lea Ms mew pa. U., /y adds man, let. tbe Web 'dna ; sesiblim fresh or dad. les. ad it.; Wanda dead ear Villel. la rtrZ IL; banns, lea and 1L ; imam, tree et Oety. • Cniasnus BomaTs.—Oxford is astir for the pumas of limning up .11 the (Mors sod shops ea Ileaday, the 24th and t►as give to their susaereas easployos as opportuaity of sp•sdieg a few day. with dugs friends. The mayor i..teesgly fa isms of the holiday, sad has rseenrosaded the treasons* to their pe•mhes. THZ AOCIDINT ON TIM ICE IN ST. JANZICII PAIL —Batumi two sad three eskak yesterday, the lemur saapealed fad:swiss sad of the man a third body, whish hes elms bees lisallied se aeon of Mr. erase, s serpents', Owing to the samaras. *a gate• = she Hausa* floelety's teat is the sans gash, It is the of Mr. Deputy Sapsrfatendeat ransom *attune or oar other mesas mess have perished by the brooklai of the toe on Tbszaday afternoon. BETakil.—The milts Who at mew. the Ill'oduli of the Mitila pcemestoes In America, competed tram the term. wade la the week ending the I Ith day of Dee., 1151. to Ida. Rd. No mare has been meek, of the We of brows or Museoestie emper, the **Sam ci the 1 Idamitime la the week ending u stove. Sto average pries et brown or Illueetoole Pim the produce el the NM ham In the week = B„s ebeee.le lie ed. The awe. p.m et the two theechilli hil ripe, Iliad,. le Sew Iht.olimhe efdety. trea=Z 14.—Ths pprted a lu tl i telsrl iiii IP *. teiet is ' art ra d 1 ; 1 4 0 ' s°l6 a r trov - •. l " ...=ru la .. ., --I—dri vd The — .4l; la Int Imes below 'Mei late a feiell empees. TALLOW. la searaguseo et the masers of asgeflaticra for poses sot baying bees eaaihmed, oar market was firms la the eary pet at the weer., sad oa adverts at la to 2e. 6d. salt gram Oa Tmosda7. hraisseg. umareses ds ralthe dus at Os ambit we hat a deans = highsrapoint . sal ease Ala the moilmt Imo farther at le. pm owt. The dwarf tea the halo has Imam, made rats. the late rumours of negatimitme liadwg kramed Om $ heed aC %edgy s erath ket Iced. Whet brig sob. wad we brae alf—Opel. mew, dto Ws. ; Ls assek. ; binary sad liar* We. to id.illtili bee vraud ir dia Id. Wien was no Aueorara or South leclay et sagdos. South Amortise Is am te be beagle of good gest* mkt Of. W. The deliveries te Let eyeing mere 4097 asks ; rag Istives. en maw. We quote palm 011. Ws. I seem nut ail. Osetia l dt! OWEN 46e. ; named oil, 425. 6d.; tetaw4ls. • .tdkoirt uae 'Won tallow. 64a. 61. net a. —Pmga Cam Imo sid Chula% ateslar of Friday evening. CWlTON.—levaareas. Dem 14.-71tere is but little image is the poakirm al imam se witepered MA Mat week. The m4. marabis whsis he arrivals treshe kept out the s the demand has veresieefly bees exedoet to tie !belted stook sow es head. The We Ana ft slight @Neater is tar NOM hot net a ne= i tlld. hettety In the same dires ako. the sword ot the Ilenahafte meetete eafeedw last were not Olkeeeregleg. We may red" howswer, that the ftsd badge wow SIM round, we may look If diSt ... Lu ne : W m a soalrelarg leleiner em the whet Mika this, all meet tea the esetuts staistion la *With* trde Ord at yep et wham W *WA Oral postitiam. and the werreis threeland and ex. Win melon amino.. le ot amp. end Wind mmeweptisa ranaia lac nC ra ler i t i or Emil& Ong Uplaals et 0-IAL t Mehl* tat; Orkin% lid . men. Maws *se Ws Wanes Sid.; Mkt* M. t sad Orkelle. std. The Arm gnat et lasisets ot now Gotten, old& dement to moineft kg Se me mo* it sembled ; Mayhem hem GOMM of, to =Mime Sakemask darks, the week es say de. Ile rn statimat in good mama Brazils and gm. Was mbar*. d,gte hasedests. 4.710 WNW* ant N Pm= Sr. mint r bly=taboll legealatiga ; Asemiews, 3,1,0 Barat,, IN tor Sport{ la that the Activities to the mods he the weak ham been about MAIO balm Baas today, 7,000 tales. Bales rat the welit,6e,goo toles. Coll.—Cnaurroas, Dec. 14.—Then was a miranssupply of wheat at market today, mrtly out of orallMil. Used Inenlll ll, way p about la. to 24. pr qr., but dam qualities ere ver7 MAPlar la pass, sad area as. to 4s. rerstien miminal la sew , rases. Wheat, red, 73e. to UM; intrs, Sim Mgr. IBM :tae- extra, Lts. Barry, fi ne malting, scene, sadluirit y Is. lo war • se condary parcels, In. decline, Um to 415.; arm. 41a. Beans Lill, and h. lower. Oats without chump. !Lamour, Dm H.-I,llk Amilmats asply of wheat, the trade ruled arm, at a decline of kes last WWI retie; red, 765. to sos.; whim SIM to 86e. The imnsma Je bray was lengwid, at barely Mantes; grinding, 1/s. to Us.) sialting. to 44. A good demand for beans; new. 475. to Say; to Us. Scarcely *span doing in oats, and prior laminal. Wszenacs, Dec. 14.—There was a Baited demand for wheat at Is. par almanac declaim, but taws did not press salsa. There was also a &Mae of Ia per goats, in barley and buss; eats and Melling wen rola to boy. Dana, 14.—(8y acerb sad Inn laved, A very sant nova Meisel Inns minis Iliss win tro 'ar rivals by boas from ins faaeelr. tb s_ls beim an Musa up. trims samples sold tasty at the nine Tuna. Is some ease s slight advises was raeret. ItliNisg sod biterlor teseriptinas were doll of Ws, nth distsined Lit.ls dreg us diaa corn. Rousso Dee. 14.—(8y Masi sad Irish Migestio Telegraph.) —Warmers' marks:. supply moderate. Oais 6d. and wheat 9d. per cwt. lower on the week. Corn Ragan" sot mush Bolos. Prim um Indian corn still easier to be;. 81717121.—0a5z, Dsa 14.—(8y Eaing sad Irish Mused(' T. s. Braph.)—nrots 300, 1090. ; slisrads, 4111, 101 s.; 261161, 657, 964.; fourths, 205, 1411. ; fifths, 31, 93u; sixths, e, 70s. COALS. LOWDON. Des. 14.—ReatInge Hartley. lea 9d.; Tan eld Moor. 17e. 6d.; ,Taniteld Mow betas, Ile. 64.; Walla End He.tno. 90.. 94.; Watts End Morrieas. lot.; Eden Main, 21e. 116.; Walla End Frarawell.gate. Ille. ; Wall. End Hama, Da.; wall; End HAWN the. ; Walls End Lantana, 22e. 6d.; Wails End Ramon Ilettna. 218.64. ; Will. End Wank Rattan. sa.; Wedr Ku amp. SM. ed.; Want End Hart l Wwit 22e. 9d. ; Wstla lad Tus Me.; Walla End Whitworth, Illa. dd.; Walt, End Ewwwo9l.lla. 6d.; Owen Merthyr. Ma Id.; Boat Coal in Cult. lb. Id. Ildps at market. 73 ; sob% N. SHIPPING INTBLLIGBNCIL CASUALTIES. pry *Locum) tusortortr.) Ao'reas (barque), of Yarmouth, N. S. Keen,.for arrived here to day, reports that on th e g o d o f D 1 rew: , at 10p.m., in lat. 6.31 N.,1011. SW., was in toll*" rho brigeathie, Peter J.Nevins, from M a l aga to 1/yoZ in ballast. Th• latter Teasel's Brew 'Outlaw! Ur n ; cams in board the Actress next morning. Th Nevins was found to be in a terrible state,..llcuk Dee. 14. Bon Maori, end the Ann Sanderson, which said yak. weather. , fLorivsrpool, Belakleva have 14. put back tbrousk Constitution "unmoved from her position/este/day n oo n , end L i, . — on Buharn Bank. He r US agi apvezdapool, Dee . 14. LIVERPOOL SHIPS AT FOREION PORTS,...C a N do, at Malta; H. M. Hayes, at Bombay; Pdillicati, Jibes sae sYoung Mechanic, and Regulator, at Calcutta; and Taattey, at Conatantinoplo ; times , at thdocies; (ea.), at Leghorn i Fidget, aid Diamond, at Gib raltar. &ALUM j og LIVZitPOOL GitEOE, hut et Helena, Oct. 14; Centipede., from Beirut, Nor.. 12. Dogyaum, from Madras, Oct. 29. ARRIVED lay-44 Liverpool, December 14, from ............. 4o r m uompool. December 14, from Omm t—off Liverpool, December 14 rove—at Gravesend, December 14, fr0m....., Je d . la—tt Dublin. December 14, from —at Drama, December 12, trim. - tnrT-at Faience lsei. - fil - 401;""" -•••••• ••••• --(114 % BALLINOKICH -44 Deal, December 14, feet ... CaMapeem-01l Amlwich, December 13, '''''''''''' Oniikavega-off Southwola, December 12, Cauma-at Del, December 13, from ..... - ........ "" c __. Gimeem-et Filmeath, Dimmer IS, fr0m....... "*-veme Cemestra ILeark-+t Omani, December 14, e gu L xiiitt Cato-at Gravesend, Dienaker 14, from Camerue-at Onevesead, Demmer 14, carrot,-at Deseater 14, free..... „",,,_ Coirerree-et Deember 14, D emo -at laveepel. 14, Ditinne-et Dereber 14, from pcpcan-et Dimmer 14, trom. ....... Drimummta -at Mem% Demeraber 13, from ....... „ A R * Demme-or the VIOL Dumber 13, free........,, Eue-off Dameemem. December ti, from - . ..... . " -.Acta Facoon-et Onemaid, Dieember 14, _ Ftne-at Pitemeath. Deimmber 13, tree Favemure-at Unreal. Daerabor 14, fem.. FOIT Geozoe-at l wr i p meet. Dime= 14, 4144.4 . 7" . .......4. 0p OLTLIMI -at Li Demeabie 14, from...._“. Chatertur-ut Lie= bir Delemeber freia...._..„." - ZZ Otannoes-off the Old Hemlb ass bcr If. tram TY7m...;•°;:a4 Hem Wouay-ce Dial. bee 1; from._ Haarsex-eff Dueler" Demmer 11. fr0m......, - liementosi- at Graeliad. bomber 14, berm__ mit Hamm. Kaa-at Limped. December 14, hem "" Hwy Ceewait-et Limped. Dieember 14, frae grakmi s Lm-et Liverpool, December 14, Ire m Inca-at Plymouth. Diemen; from lea-at Deal. December 14, tram J. K. WOOO -at Gravesend. December 14, from.. Jes-at Whitehaven. December IS, from . . ...." . ..... -Aw e Jeer-at Ryes, LW., December 13, tree Jamm-at Beim; Deonaber 14, from Jess -at Liverpool, December It. from - -1. 7 leeks Jouso-at Liverpool, December 14, from-. An i&1114441111111 V. Fuirow-at Liverpool, December 14, from Det g i s ILicorrow-at Holyhead, December 13, Wen ... . Ja e * Law Zusrawra- at Deal, December 13, from ......„„ mown. lavea-at On = December 14, • Lillana-at Lie Deoember 14, from. ......... Leech Hama - at December It, .. „„ „ k g al s Aram-at Liverpool. Demob's 14, fr0m....-14e Oar flee-a t Gravesend, December 14, from AA. liamenut Mare-at Deal, December 14, from lieffeaseam--11Dartmeath, December 13, .. Mum aND ELL4IIOII-11t F4111114/1141, Deemer 13, framaimod n . Illammum-at Greenock, December if, Irma. Nevem-cif Aldborough, December 13, fr0a......„.„.„ i2.4he lisvaru-at Queenstera, December 14, Orrawa-at Liverpool, December 14, fr0m...... " Orro-off Hastings. Deemer 13, from lota.'. Home-ofDespeame, December 11, keim...1144= Osuaa-et Hull, December 13, from Peerra-et Falmouth, December 13. from Prrrow-at Hull, December 13, from Jame Par-at Oreeeend, Desember 14, free 5,..........„."". lota Clues-at Greenock, December 12, from _Jig* 311111UAT-at Liverpool, December 14, from ..„,„ lbior =-at Pilaus* Demmer 13, from ... --Dem 111 Dublin, Deemer 14, from ....Alinetis Ileammerse-et Gravesend, December 14, from- Dame Hamm-at Belfast, December 14, from .. Gush fleseasa Duns-at Deal, Deeember 13, from lairm-st Greenock. December 12, from__ Ilee-itt Hull, De64441 . :!44 1116 from AWN Ist* tio ;up- - at liarmoulb N., December 13, Sr. Lowsesca— at Liverpool, December 14, Timone—et Liverpool, December 14, from Toteseao—et Sunderland, December 11, bas„ QiYl UMW -oe Badly Head, December 10, from ---,Am Tort Vol Voroom—se Falmentb, December 12, frcea....—lmm Note ILess—at Gravesend, December 14, :rem ..... Wave—at Gravesend, December 14, from wumm—at Greveeesd, December 14, 144011 Warts Semi--o ff the Wight, Deymber 1; frem..........—.21em Wesozaza—at Dericoootb, December U, 80m...—.......311z0 SAILED. Atouterma—trom Cowes, December IS, ADOLPIM—from Cardiff, December IS, to ANNA—from Swoop, Demote" IL to Coe tmdasok Bun—teen HotaffatM December 13, to .. . Bourearsorm—from Ormond, December I to . . .. Common Liverpool, Demobs. 13, Cauca—fromLiverpool. December 14, to —M. Makedb Ceaouroz—trace Oremmod. December 14, to.......omateadalk Couannt—from Cardiff, Domber Dram —faun Coves, Desember 11, Decooacmo —from Cardiff, December 13, t 0... ....QOM= bows—from Gravesend. December 14 , to FIPMILM—from Cardiff, December 13, to .....rmtele OOLDIIN Osova—from linoderland, December IS, — ie."— Heaver Boca—from Liverpool, December 14, t0...34401 Ksaraima —from December 14, t 0.... —Orem Lowe—from Oraseaena. December 14, to IMO Lroseirs—from Gravesend, December 14, to ......015TM1N MAMA Howe—from Cardiff, December 13, to ---lince Masconeorr—from animals, Demeter 18, fferroma—from Cardiff, December 13, to —OI4OMMO Novo% Hato—tram Liverpool, December 14, 0) Onus—from Cardiff, December IL to .. . .... • I'ANNIDINT—M7OI Liverpool, /Member 14, to ..« Patmes —hoe tiontlianiptco, December 13, to Qom/ or as Use—from Newport, M., December 11, to —HO Ituco—tram Cardiff. December 12, t 0.................. Pamir RAM enviii— ham Newport, IL, December 11 , Woo Bammaa—troca Newport, M., December 13, lemill ffmormamu—tnes Cardiff, December 13, t 0..—..... TIALAWNIT—IMOI Greenock, December 13, t0......t= JlekP Teamosto—from Hall, December IS, to .... Vinual—troo Cardiff. Deniable 13, to.. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Calcutta (barges), from Madras fa Landon, Oct. 19, Ist. 6.19 100 .93. W. Cherokee, from Africa for Liverpool, Oa. 24, lat. 10 N. Una Beasley (schooner), from Liverpool for Rio Grande, Oct. 11,10 a. 29. Ghana, from Bombay, Oct. IS, lac. 10 N.,100. 24 W. Margaret (barque), of and from Italia for London, Nov. 11, lon. 17. Mary Adel, Ow Liverpool, Nov. 2.5, lat. 49 N., 100.10 W. Raab (barque), from Liverpool for Pernambuco, Des. 1, SABI. km. 18.33 . Sandi= (lir(tlsh sbip), ot !Avila, from Trinidad (W. 1)14x Balk Sept. 10, lat. 19.10 6.,10n. 83.39 E. Thema (ship), from Liverpool for Bombay, Oct. 19, WO Ns Ita 26 W. William Watson (British barque), of sad for Loam from BAP pore, Oct. 24, lat. 4.49 S., lon. 17 E. Castle, 000. 29, lat. 20 N , lon. 51 W. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. SURE—Dee. 14. at 14, Bt. Caul'a.terreet, Cesießerferk, Thomas Allred Burr, of a ace. FALCO.% AB.—Dec. 10, at Btrathallaa.erereest, Doelith?, l " the wife of Lieut.-Col. 0. A. 11. releenar. 1 ... tledfe dtha 014101014.—Dee. 11. at lleathield Cottage. Tatebit Bev. H. Glaaeou. Chaplain ol H.M.S. Impairs" gm GROVE.:-Dee. 13, at Marleked. ilia* the wife al 1.43f0re. low - Esq., of a eon. JEIL—Des. H, at Chureh.plaes, Clapham, Surrey, the Wed/LA az., of a daughter. 66 sib LEABIIONTIL—Dec. lf., at Gloneester.tarraee, -- of Dr. Leaman* of a daughter. RUBEELL.—Dee. 11 at Eagle Bowe, Enfield, the Wool BO" J. E. 8.C.L., F.E.d., of • daughter. d BMITIL—Dee. 10 at Ball ty WLimerick, - Math, EA., of • daughter. SNOW.—Dee. 10, at Wallow, Suffolk, the wife of 1. LOM of a ace. YOUNG.—Den 10, at Woolwich, the Wife of Capt. y. Toni Royal Artillery, of a Angina. MARRIAGES. IntIOYNE—VERNON.—Des. Is, at the pariah Mardi, Ctl t i t the Her. D.J. Veroon. hi. 0. Burgoyne, Coldstream 43nards, eon of the late Sir Y. it suite. d se Sutton Park. Beds, to Louisa Theodosis than" °We''' . WO IL Vernon. ot OCClettoll, t Cheakire. lllary t, LEPHANR-8111T11.—Dee. s 8L l e boae Her. W. H. Charlton, M.A., Major R. D. lephane, Highlanders, to Anne Lane Piss, daughter of 1. Sada. Beautneet.otreet„ Marylebone. anatl tS ,. :UST—BLIGH.—Dee. IS, at St. Georges. nano Ttr •• Bishop of Ripon, R. J. Con, Bag.. son of the Hue. —„,„r. Cast, to Lady Elumbeth Hugh, daughter of the late harlot o- - • /ALORTY—ALLEN.—Dee. 12. at &Mayhem 0 00 . b l itT o!, tii H. R. Vertesene, F. 0. Weedy, Eeq.. of St de '..__P ark a Blend* Ilisabeth Trams, daughter of 1. Allis, n.vi Home, near Ktnybridge. South DeTC9I. DEATHS. . 11, J. &Ws. Too.. of Egerton-rood , Biglblid44 _ algid St. COWLING.—Dee. lt, at Albsmarlantreet, J. Cowlllll. l * Gltllf.N. Soddenly, cm the cursing ol Dec. 12, Cram Jabs Esq., architect, 130, Piccadilly. HILTON.—Dee. 11, at Danbury, W. ailiON a*. Med 911. ig * le* 1431.8011r.—De0. 10, at liparsbet House, Beak t— • csi 11. Ws tATNL— Ii Des.II, at Dentigb•treet,Psidlnalosetatios. &OA Awn*, mod 2/. ▪ vENB.—Dee. to. M Torrington-some, J. Ste rniti Lisrastmit. Tl.iff ✓itYl.oll.—Des.lll, at Ozkird Rouse, Cbaltabrdt. - Taykse, saimen. woo Printad and pubnabod DJ WILLIAM Roo ilaian of ' d iemundaj Wolk la lb. Oar a Loudon, MAE. 04 the 011.• aims. la tin gzedacilat Vlbirmslasirilascaut. , A 0, ' I .._•_ i i "git t ia ] - se • 0 - 4 :r • • : k IV tb Sitb. win El are Ds —D Oi • ill: ,ii ;/ . M I . I