The Express. — London, England, 1865-01-13 00:00:00

4 .. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. TATTRUALL'a—TutrisodY. adders Mee we maim so small so *Mesdames at the amour polies, may Wham at al, sad althoogit lb. ham watiens this thoraces were limited there was evidently wine samey in the market, had there been Lye's to swoon. amileto them who were ready to bloat. For the Two Tbeeeend 8 Is 1 was " wanted" about llroomielaw sad *mski 'heat Clbaiteooogs led to aothiag more deknite Item Bto 1, tar two. That Mr. Neylor'sbosee, however, unpaid have bees supported at a couple room polite Ware 'said have been no manner of doubt. bto 1 was adored on the field for tho Derby, sad after 800 to 100 had bees booked about Broadalbmie 8 " fifties " were offered in soother quarter without • '2O to t was amoptod about Itroomielaw to 501., =trus it will be soma that the intermit of the doy'e pro eimaliags centred upon the Spring Cottage " dark " pair. Christmas Carol weal anythiog but merrily, 100 to 6 Irving leen laid, and that with some difficulty. Cleats( prior : TWO THOUSAND. 8 to 1 mat Mr. W. TAnson's Broomlalaw (Instal) Bto 1 bar two ,021 DERBY. to 1 aaat Mr. Mom's Lid& a to 1 Mr. W. FAnacw'Marlarks (t and oil) 28 to 1 Mr. W. ransca's Bromaklaw (1) MI to 1 Mr. T. Watery's nwlitawa Carol (t) NAVAL AND MILITABY. Alt MAW! ' JAN. 12. —APTODPreenerre...— Hub. Lieutesants C. T. G. Hicks and J. IL F. Owes, to the Vieemis. Marier's Animate C. W. Stuart, to the Victoria ; G. D. O. new, to the Royal Oak. Paymaster It. F. Wily. to the Deters. Midshipmen W. S. Taykir, H. V. Baker. H. D. BIM , IL Findley, A. W. F. Proem% E. H. oWhie, J. E. P. Waled, H. D. Mackemie, R. Chicheolor, and J. Hicks, to the Victoria ; G. Stafford sad E. W. F. Bow, to the Achilles ; F. G. H. Powell sad J. H. Weber, to the Her. tor ; Groat F. C. Meitaza, to the Edgar ; H. N. Lowe, to MN Royal Oak ; F. A. Holbeok awl R. N. Greabsy, to the Phoebe , A. H. Brie, to the Liverpool ; F. Beaaelerk, to She Revenge ; J. W. B. Reeve, to the Gibraltar ; J. R. F. Slag. R. C. St. Jolla, sad R. W. 0. Voysey, to t h e Vie. Soria. Naval (Wok 0. W. Bioko, E. T. Joan, H. P. Dawn, 0. W. G Swim. A. H. Sew, D. R. B. Headers, sad A. to the Vietaria. Ea ave r G. S. &eels; to the Cumberland (oonfireted). Pnowertoe.—W. J. Lullock, of the Hawks, to bo best ibis widget engineer. CHATHAII, JAN. 12. The Right lion. the Ersl de Grey and Ripon, Ilewstary of State ter War, who, with ether °Hsieh from the War-dike, wee occupied the whole ci yesterday is the 'Nepotism et the various barracks, torte, sad other ..,,seat sitabliekeseate at this gerrieoe t Ms is seethes to a terzatnatioa lest rowan, aed ;eland to the War.oldes. WOOLWICH, Jas. 12. Mr. Reed, chief constructor of th e Royal Navy, gad ea tha t vial to the dockyard this day, sad, diet con ferries inta the Oetnexiderwitaperhikaideat, Mepeceed the irea.eased meass.vmeel Pass, tad other vessels I. The Ociatseller•Gegieral cif the Navy else visited tfad this day, tad impeded various departments of the dockyard sad Victualling Establishment. a new irea.oled Mem rata easel, so be named the NW* is *ow wetly I. frame at d Dockyard. She to to be built nodes the superiatie at Kr. Reed, Wei ematruater at the Davy. from kagemed sad asset desigaa, which ormenia law festaim of imperialism. W 1 STRIKE IN MB BUILDING TRADE. --•-- Last night a crowded delegated meeting of the Loedoe esineeters end jokier, was held at the Dr. Johesoe's Mono Hall, Boltnourt, Fleetntreet, in furtherance of the MONONA DOW gain oa in the building mash' the midland &Arida. is toppreitioa to the din:harp note now being en forced ce the workmen by the Master Builders' Aseocietion. Mr. Wales occupied the chair, and about SSD delegates were prompt. Mr. Merrifield, treesnrer for the London sutoosip lion, repealed the amount reosived from the trade *ism Saturday hat et &boat 100 f., the greater portion of which Lad been sent down to the strike eseansittess as Birmingham and the other tows. He wee enabled to any, from letters he had reatived, the whole of the ors throughout the district were determined Dever to work under soak • system an that proposed a determination in which they were being supported the operatives all over the kiegdom. Mosey was flowing is freely from all quarters, and the mestere might depend upon it they had attempted a measure they would error ke able to carry out while a spark of imdapsedisee remained In the British workman. A bog diermsiee ensued, in I which the delegates sererally said they were iestreeted to ',import the midland operatives by every pessible means. No amount of mousy or trouble must be spared to defeat the °Noxious ticket-of-leave. Seward iastruetione were given to the sub-committee, whoa have the tossagemest of the satheariptions. The propriety of calling an meeting of the Loudon we. diamond, but aggregate lion stood ever for further considerstion. • vote of thanks to the chairman omiciaded the prcreedisp. The operatives' strike in connexion with the build- Winds. is Merman, day's& Noitinglman, and *hate ere &tabooed at all the halidwrt sad leases' shops, isdneing the toes to Wove work. Most of the beisklayers, joisers, and itecememes in the town have struck. The men are deter swiped to bold oat natal the " dieebarge note a is withdraws, mid the masters are equally datermised to adhere to it. bedded. so Arm are the WM, that a wager being set fast for wart of joiners to lay • dear, • number of masters went eed did the work far kiln, it the prewar* of the ens. Os Wedesiday eves*, a deputittios of the mantas had es interview with the arehiteets, whim the latter expressed themselves is terms of sympathy towards them. sad said they should amide: that all hoWdieigs sow is coarse if endive at which the operatives had *track as seder the " strike laws "—that is, when a sositreat is entered sod the building is sot completed by • certain time • perashy of my M. per day, is isdisted spots the master —ender the preseut eirnsinatencen tbs ins would not be waforosd. GALS iii THE Mstmeeolia.—Yesterday a severe gale commenced at an early hour in the monde& sad diestinning during the day with greet violence was, as may readily be suppainth attended with serious results, net only to properly, bat also to human life. About six o'clock in the morning the rain fell in term* and the wlad arcs very high, and this continued with ductoatioss far several beam Mr. Themes Franklin, while pm* into the Bayswater-rand trove Nattier hill, was kaocked down by • large dummy pot which had been dislodged by the wind. The widest was witaimed by mural peewees, who immediately ran to his assistance. It was discovered that be had suMined • fluid fracture of the skull, while his bee, which was fearfully out and bruised, was covered with blood. Four men were blows from • scaffolding at some new bermes which were being erected at Clapham. It ap pears that the supports 'Method to the poles were being mode fast, previous to kiwis( down the planks, when • sadden goat of wind canard one of the men, named Casey, to km his hold, the result being that the whole four were precipitated about twelve feet to the ground 0100 arm was broken in additioa be other miser Injuries, while the other three cm were so seriously injured as to require imnediet• removal! to the hospital. In the royal parka, but more especially le Battersea, Vic tor* sad Regent's parka, the damage deem to the tees aid shrubs bas been very great, the rotted being in many places cempletcly strewed with eons( trees and breaches. The river during the day presented • strange appemence, and it was only with the greatest can that the steamers meld be navigated. As it was, several collisions thourrad, bat the Injuries, as far as can be saiertsieed, were eoessed to the vowels At about 5 o'clock is the 'seen as be sa ll ied barge James and Marie was coming round elsolina-rmich, • terrific gust, added to the slippery nature of the fore part of the Tomei caused by the nice, caused a youth earned Amos, 17, to fall overboard, and he was drowned. ffeweval accidents occurred in the river below Loodoe•lnithe by the break's' of vessels from their moorings, and two men were drowned. One el the two, • Mimosa, employed on a large iron steamer near the Tunnel, was completely jammed between two meals betae falling into the water; sod the .sties ems, whose name could not be ascertained, fell out of lie host, which came In posted with a peening steamer. POOR RSDPATH !—The Perth Inquirer of 28th September reports that the notorious Redpatb, who for a length of time hes enjoyed a ticket-of-leave, hes bees re tweed to the convict establishment for twelve months. lea easeequem of ineolemos to the Bev. Mr. Beata* ; and he richly deserves the punithmerat. This fellow, who is the staidly referred to in all discussions relative to the arievid system in Western Australia, as haring been treated with undue leniency, seems never to have fully appreciated bin peeper position, but has behaved in all respects as if he were a free man of unblemished character. without a pest to deplore or • future to achieve. The case which resulted in his punishment was • rare flagrant ea*. Mr. Rostock had Interested himself is the 'formation of the Working Man's Association at Fremantle, of which sorely he was pre& dent, sod it was in connexion with ice affairs that the etimetiocen arm which essetnally led to the receip t, by the rev. gentleman, of a highly insoles( mange hem Redpeth, who wee one of the members. The reddest magistrate at Fremantle recommended that acme stein should be takes of the mete* and his recommeodation wee beaked by the Comptroller-General, the result being that the Governor ordered Redpeth's return to the penal este, libolursat for a year, as • bard-labour prisoner. —Sydney Yenning Herald, N0v.21.. juAdveritherrient.l—HOLLowaT's PULL—Nervous thity.—The very perfection of the batmen body rendre, it, Ake • eorepiete machine. very Usti* to be throws oat of order-- a Mete that is et once made manifest by the nerves. Holloway's ilk win always the enuma•ble and reammable moody that re bore entry Mimes. that la not mortal in the hams system. As abeentl,es, stomachic* tonics. and aperients, theeo pills occu py prwerelnence. tram which no Mbar medicine can die' them Tbn redoes health and itrevith, which nervous 3 an( ..„ %emXic mierere have failed to neater sisswlsara act with such dtrectmeeca the areant u ogfroUlai awlmilatise, arid cireulatioa. that, they Woof teigid is = augment disatedehed vital power, and. ipper= sat*, Imre In* be a ! TIIE EIPI%ZIB,7:YAIW4T VRPWO, 1j MR. SUM MBA WDZIIMOTT. AND ras BROMPTON oaaroar. In • letter addressed to Kr. Belfry the Roy. J. D. Dslgabas, of the Dremptea I maw posed to kW prod Marinelli is not • lit prom to bays Ohs singe of bar ehildrea. That proof will be loud in the records of year omit smirk and where Mn.s M'Dennott was esabsoesd to berdleboaria lie House of Ootroaisa far seam days for siametal sigisol of Ur WM res. I quote hat the Wad Milldams Advertiser, Nov. 19,1859 : Damao's!. Dannrcrnox AIM Nmormor.—At the bet =elms cl the board al gamatiass for the perbb of IA Lake, Maim, the masker of the weridscons reported that the polio, bad brought to the brae three children, of the ages of tee, seven, and live years. They had hoes found on Sandy naernim in as empty house is Ciamers-pl ans, King's road. There was sobbing in the house but ais old brakes table, a broken chair, • coal soak for • ao bring, sad• so food. T'be poor obildrea bad ups them but • few filthy rage, and the youagest wee c all bat naked. Their beads went full of mods, mid the beads of the two yonepr were stoolutsly eaten kilo holes. A aisles came to the workhouse ori Sunday evening with • note from their mother, demanding that they should be given UP to her ; but Mr. Sutton, the master, refired to lel them is. except their mother came herself for them. Oa Monday morning Mr. Sutton took them to the West minster Poliosoourt, and the magistrate, on me* their (*edition, granted • warrant for the apprehendon of the soother for neglectiag them. She was taken before the magistrate the same day, and remanded to the following day, when she was *merely repriomadied and committed to the Bow of Correction for alma days, with bard labour. We have hero iufortned that Um ammo's name is Wlkertoott Um husband, and the father Of the por child's*, was e blind roan, and, It I. said, was oriyinWy a abewonl of Lord Durham. Such Is the woman whom the papers have Represented ea a sorrowtog mother, sittiag at home in desolate ealisty on somant of the game of a daughter, whom • catholic priest kid pomaded to SSW into • oosveutual establish. meet ; and where was that mother living at the time that law &anted children were starving to abject misery? I ham no *amity evilest Yrs. Al 'Dimwit, sad I ham so wish to blacker' her character. it, however, yes desire it, Ima briag forward the inepeotor of polies *he was ociaosraed in hoe rehenaiee, who can tell you oa his oath where be found her. la my lest isterview with you I Informed you that, sot befog personally employed is the parish, I did not knew sapling about this woman's Ammar myself, bat that I should inquire amoopt the fathers whet was known to *slit, the opinion which 1 had often heard expressed by them, that she was mad thoroughly untrustworthy. I bars Dew gives you • portico of the remits of my loge/ivy, With oath anteesdeab as thaw, it is sot surprisiog that the seglected as she woe by her mother, should be, se you Imam, In the peatest &ewe. LAMBETH SCHOOL OP ART. The students of the Lambeth School of Art were lest minion addressed by Mr. Wird, M.P., on the history of art pliantly, at the floras Tavern, lionoingtoe. The their was takes by the Rev. It. 0101017, who, in omens t tiacosedinp, took the opportunity of giving a few per respecting the local sad other schools of art. Priv vious to 1851 there were sly 18 art school. throoghout the ninny. Now there were 801108100114 at which 18,000 per ms remind an art obtains ; and at the Ethibetios of 1882 • emaiderable progress wee marked is the art educa tion of the people. Now, however, there was danger to all these school. is sonesquenes Cl the litigation d goverament to give them • revised °ode. It was alleged that they had up to the present day cod the country 48,000(. • yen ; but the unseeing of that was that the school at Keesinglion, sad all the local school% were mixed lap is the sew vote. What they wanted use a sspar te vote of 20.0001. sod Hat vets bad beau by the committee of the House of) 00028100 i The Lambeth school was es teldished about tea years siva and it now imbued 400 students, with an avenge 'Madam of 200. wen located in • building, the Out stone of which wen T M by bus Royal Highness the Prince of Wales in 1881, and bad bees read successful in the mastoid examination. prism were the largest number 'Rotted to any local and the Lambeth school bad takes the whole amber, be tides four stational niedelliona He trusted that it wee not the intention of goverareset first to starve this school sad Um point to its empty desks as a proof of its Übil4olo.BB. Mr. LLTAID 001811811180118 his observation with an expres sion d opinion in favour of Mods Cl art generally, but da tined appronitiag the Melting al the guanine. The cesetud leg portions of the address were dented to French sad mainly to English art, the latter being described and explained by Mr. Ward, with a filleinue and hinfillar lucidity Cl maser which was fully appreciated by • most attentive audience. With much fortis Cl satire he ridiculed the unfit ness of the majority of our public buildisp, built is ooze- I el:with the enema testes of oar immedisie seesstors. WM Museum yes • Greek temple calculated to =clods the ass of a hot climate. and totally unfitted for our dark and dreary climate. The sculpture es the pedi ment had long puzzled himy mail at last a friend suggested that it typified the growth of British cookery. Thet l yt the centre holding the long wand was the heed cook, the crocodile in one corner typified the barbarous times when we sat raw meat, sod the turtle and the pine apple in the other indicated our triumph in the preparation of a lord mayor's feast. (Laughter.) The Naticeal Gallery sad Trafalgar-nom were seat criticised, sad fealty the Homo Cl Parliament. The House Cl Commons, which wee is leaded to accommodate 858 ponces, was crowded to insoevesisace with less than ball that number, and waa decorated with mammas so hideous as to be fit only to frighten ladle. is • certain interesting situation. (Loud laughter.) The Praßaptufei ins wen next castigated, sad some sharp criticism uttered on Mr. Herbert's great fresco. Here was a Bold for the ideal; sad what had Mr. Herbert dose? He had represested Moms ea a dirty &Mai% such as had often carried his (Mr. Lewd's) portmanteau across the desert, (Renewed laughter.) It was th e very shun of realism. Art. he said, must now MO raw den, for it had two sew mats rale of which the masts knew nothing, namely, glees and iron. Ho believed that out of our railway station and viaduct., and our Crystal Palms would spring a new en for British art. The speaker coucluiled his address, which bad occupied upwards Cl two hours in the delivery, amid load and general cheering. The proceedings farmhand with an nthusisatio vote Cl thanks to Mr. Lem& WEST OF LONDON INDUSTRIAL EXHIBI- TION. LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF WIZENS =NOEL -J ix. 12. Sittig, is Basoo.:4Bstars we.. OSlel Judiss Oookb4us, Autism Clicsopies sad MAW) DAM r. THI 0101117N011 110ThL 1201ITANT. _ _ This was an action for wrtegfel &Waal, lwought by the plabottff, who yea the preaseler of the oompsay, sad afterwards the secretory. The ease tae on for trial before the Lord Chief Jostles at the last Nisi Prins @Wimp at Westaileater ; bat it was stepped Were the open* address of mussel was oosolnded, and • verdict lakea,lby conseat, subject to the °piston of the wart. Mr. &yll. Q 0., with whom wee Kr. R. Obi**, sow moved for • rale porsuaat to leave reserved to eater the verdict for the &deaden* or for • aoseuit. The gnostic% tamed apes the form of the plaintiff's engagement, the nature of the eagegeseent, cad the 'Wass. The Lord Chid Justice said that as the feats in mine:los with the case were so oompliested. end so many points of law were involved, it wee better I. tarn it iato a Koski MIL Mr. Jastios Orompton said he thought it would be better for all parties if the court serer beard NV more of the saes. The wart granted a rats apes the undeistandisg that it would oome before them in the nature of a special cese. WILD V. THE MANOMITILII WAD MUM= RAILWAY COKPAIT. This wu an action by a costractee and quarry etas for Injuries sustsined through the allowed aegligenes of the dr fondants' .snouts.Oa the 2Sth of December, 1883, the plaia tiff wee • plasmic by the difendante Wistful* Glossop to Newton, and as tie kola was lower this soul it *hot peat the stalk" and many of this pusesgers had to net sat Is the dark beyond the *dorm. The plaiutiff io Leg2out came mom the prusp-beadilik end seriously himeif, end on the trial Iste own m men were of opinion that the in)eries would not be permanent. The jaq solarised • verdict for the *LAU& damages 1,2601., sad the Lard Chief Julien, who tried tie ma, omideind the !Metmissive, sad 'toyed emotion apft the payment into court. finhesquestly Mr. Temple, Q. 0., ob. Weed • rule alai te wt snide am verdict, sou to, a sew trial, or tondos, the damages. To-day the rale was argued esdrely on the quietism of damages. Mr. J. A. Rowell supported Us* rule, Mr. Hollow shaved mass spirt It. The Lord Chief Jastioe mid he thought 1,0001. win sal& cleat damask and if that was sompted thorn would be no sew trlaL This damages were then redoeed to 1,0001. without oasts as either side for this rule. `4AY. A 4.41 Cle WSW. wole Mr. Mead ledgimp et Wet Is all I mititee tin letters beamed mad terersed. YAM Oheteryul bed latterly a private later beg. and while I leek it to the hall I kept it emessaled soder N *lei. I did sot let Mr. Chetwyad MO me with it. I deem% LIMB Rubio% sea.-1 ham bees • labourer at Ira hall for T 2 yews ; and I saw a good deal of Mr. 1[ They asessed to be very happy together. Chellwrid was very feed of horses. I need to tarry His. Cbetwyed's private letter•beg i aid whoa I get sear *shall I need to put it under my apron. Smelt Hayes—l ern • horse dealer at Wahan. I have knew Mn. Ohetnd for tee years. I ham seen ha at fans. She has told me that abs sometimes bought hones She is a very good judge of a hone. She kept horses at Mr. Boat's, at Ripley ; bat Mr. Cheiwyed did not know of them. I have been to Loordea•hall with mother dealer ; and she showed us some horses. She showed them very well. She whipped them up, but I don't know Um; she tgmed them as I should have done. (Imelda/4) She applied to me fora loam, and I lent leer 501. • but aim asked me eat to tell Mr.ehetwy od. W hea I have Mid refreakeente at the halt, I took them in the hoseekeepsee room or the Mame. Mrs. Cbetwynd has come to me mid sat with me, after Mr. Chetwyed had gone to bed. We talked about hones, but there was no berm. (Laughter.) I am very toad of my 'Moo°, and I mad always to hays a pipe. Once Mrs. Chetwynd had one with me. (Laughter.) Me bad some oaks with it, and she seemed to eejoy it way mach. Osman" instated on my Melo, in the parlour. Whoa Me has Mee with me, our conversance was allay about boron mud borsedealing. I have heard Mr. Obetwyed complain of her horse trenewitions. I Mew knows him twenty years. I have never mesa him intoitioated, or in bed company. or out late at night. Orosseramined—l am security for Mt. Cbeterynd'a mete in tido suit. I never saw myth* wrong in the petitioner's mammy or demeasonr. She and her bnabeed always seemed to be like a lady and a gentleman. I don't think she wanted for herself the money she borrowed of me. I don't know whether alie smoked in joke or not ; but she bid two (A laugh.) —A pipe toe lady who is na w ri the to it would, I should say, be ao joke. I have no feeling one made or the other. I respect both Mr. and Mrs. (lbeiwyad. &has Clethea—l was formerly a lionedealer at Newuk. In Juan. INS, I sold Mrs. Obetwynd two home. Site said that one was for a gestleman, and I think the name she inendosted wee Mr. Matthews. The mart this roes. TO TB! ZDITOS OP TB! !!!!TAB. SIR,—At the out"et of this movement (late the Borough of Marylobos* Industrial Exhibitioo) the objec tion was raised at our public mestinp " that while we ware inviting working men to produce tensions, yet that U any such of sufficient importance to be worth pirating were produced, no security was offered to the producer." I, in 4:011111108 with the committee, felt the justice of the objec tion and Do applying to the Right 800. W. Cowper, IL P., a member of her Majesty's government, at once re ceived an assurance of hi support in getting a short act of parliamset introduced which should give to the exhibitors at our and all future exhibition's the rune protection a' was *liaised for the more wealthy exhibitors st the exhibitions of 1851 and 1862. Our esteemed chairman, the Rev. E. Eardley Wilmot, has sines obtained the support sod co-operation of Stir RoundeU Palmer, by w►ose advice we is the first place shall uk the Board ot Trade to receive a deputation. The heist a matter of interest to the forthoomisi exhi bilious in all parts of the metropolix oar committee has resolved to invite the various executives to join in the earls about to be made. and as ao means of correspondeuce with the mazy exhibitions on the tape is at my command, I con fidently appeal for the me of your columns is melds( the matter terms, that the various secretaries may at mice am musicate with yours, do., R. M. MORRELL, lioorstary. Central Committwreem, All Souls' Working lion's Club, 73, Grist Tatel6Al-strait, Marylgloos, Jan. IL Tea NORTH LONDON EIHIBITION.—The dietri butane of prime to exhibitan et the Woridog Clasen' Indus trial Exhibition, racially held at the Avianburet-hall, Islington. is appointed to take place on Monday amt. Jthrary 16. Lord Shattembury will preempt the awards. In aaticipatiou of the mime the committee have prepared a handsome volume for presentation to each exhibitor, giving • history of the origin, progress, and income of the exhi bition, with an account of the opening and closing amen- Dies, and other matters of interest. A more graodul mania dal of • remarkable undertaking could sot lave bees desired. The volume is edited by Mr. J. F. Wilma, hoe*. ray secretary of the spree committee; It is minted in Ant ral,* style, with ornamental borders end illostretiou, and oa toned paper, by Potter and Galpio. FATAL ALVIDZNT WITH THE NORTH WADWIGH RR= FIOORDS.—OR Wodoupday afterocon, shortly after 3 detach, • fatal accident oncirred during an exciting ran with these bounds. Whilst the pack were in full my in the vicinity of litoodeigh Abbey, the met of the lord ' lieutenant of the county, Mr. Jobs Myers, one of the pe- Vernon of the bunt, was thrown from his horse ia leaping • fence. When picked op Mr. Myers was inesseible, mad, a car having bow procured, be was oonveyed as quality Ea poseible to Leaminglos, wham be wee Maytag for the season. Maim! aid was promptly obtained, but the mi -1 fortunate gentleman WM' recovered consciousness, sad died about two bourn after the accident occurred. Ilr. Myers was in the commission of the pesos for theecuaty of leemeter, sad resided at Canby-home, Waterloo Orosby, saw Liverpool, io which town he was well known and highly respected in commercial Made& having for many years bees the acting manager of the Royal Beak. Yesterday evening the gentlemen of the Alliance Bath met together to present Mr. Thames., their less tremager, with a lisadeome piece of Path, so a tam if Reif path tepid sad esteem. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (Before Mr. Justice Matithans.) CHAIM 01 KAMOLAOONTIS. Thome Clark, a dim of one of Piarford's sat sorest dared to take his Pia upon as iodic/asset gargles him with teasing the death of William Pittman, by earacialy drMag. Mr. Poised prosecuted ; and Mr. Ille*b declonded. is this cast there was a great doal of ootfilotits teal- Emmy, as Weed gegrally appears in these kind of chasm It gnawed from the sides*, for the omegas., that the pegs* was driving dome tie Old Bails oat of Pieklard's vans. aad thtdeeeaeadwin coaches op Winkler way drawls' • kook. It was alma that the printer wee cersisesly debris, and attempted to par between the trait and soother cart, and although greed that there was sot room, Its pining creek* his way ia, tie area a whin was that the deseased was thrown agar the vas sad received such Wanes that be &flea wards did. Mr. Sleigh addremed the jury ea behalf of his about, sost•aditg that the death of the seas Freesia was purely neeldental. The jury Acquitted the primmer. (Befog the Recorder.) TItS " Ams•Boorri.os " OASS. At the sitting of the court yesterday Joseph Jolts MiteleteenWliitc,2B,and Robert dittos TI, two wsli-dreuesd and respectable-loads( as., &gibed is the miens as beteg Names, vets plead at the bar charged as as indig nant for " faosioasly spat the high seas casting sway aid destroying a metals ship called the Beowdrop, with Stent to prejudice, divers pesos who bad aedinrrittes tartan policies of ireurancre ups the said ship : " Mr. Sleigh, as counsel for the pnsoea White, stated that os an applicant& to the Lord Baron his lordship bed ordered tile trial of this case to be patpcasd to the neat session, but had directed that the sppl i eatien to admit the pang, to bail is the mean time was to be made Is this court. Hs (Mr. Sleigh) had therefore sow to apply that White should be admitted to ball. Mr. Moteafe made a similar application' os behalf of the prisoner Seam Mr. Gaud, who appeared os the part of the prossestia, said be bad nothing to say, except that he left the matter satiety in ate has of the court. The Recorder , after referring to the dimities, said he felt bound to rage beth applicatiog Mr. Monate them applied that the trial sissold be tags at the priest gesioe. The Recorder said that afar the order for post had boss made by the Lard Chia Barg, ha could not in terfere with it. All that bed bee Wong to hint were the applkatioss to admit the two prisoners as bail, sad these he felt bound to raises. The cam would stand first co the list for trial os tit Wednesday of the neat east" which coramscoes on Monday, the 30th January last Sal ASSAUIR CASK AT MILLWALL. William Brows, a policegestable (3b7) of the K dlvi aien, surrendered lo anger an iodionnest for unlawfully sad maliciously aasnltirss Elisabeth Barge, lathe* upon her bodily hum, and is melba count with a common sassilt. This was the mate, isdictment to that tried cm Wednesday, in which the preent prisoner appeared as prosecutor of the husband of the pagentriz I. this oat as reported from this court. The jury after an absence of two hours, cam* is court with a sadist , of Guilty, but adding that the jury reeomenatiled the tattooer so the mercy of the court, believing that in striking the blow he sosOt to stag his brother =gable Cleats. who he thought was ghag assaulted in the execatios of hi duty. The Recorder said he did sot quite andembead the verdict. The Forams replied that their impression was that when the peisonar wastages the road he interfered to assist the other censtable, and is striking the blow Its bit the woman without itteediog to strike her. The Retarder darned psalm esetesee gal to-day. (Before Thomas Chambers, Raj., Q.C., Clionson fideant.) Jaws Moore. ii.ateneTaaa;. was indicted for feloniously brookleg and ectereg the warehouse of James Prangs sad soother and steeling Mersin 9 cwt, a/ tea, else 1501., their Pa r t ir. • P. Wood, instructed by Mr. Neale, conducted the prossentice ; and Mr. Collins defended the prisons. From the (widows adduced it appeared that at se early hoer of the morning of the 12th September last a Oity con stable awned Screw, while on duty it Chreraide t saw a MO who was evideatly watching the premiers of ilb• pra aerators in Queen-she* and shortly afterwards the °Meer discovered that the warebonee, No. 40, Quessetreet, is which the preeenton serried on their basins as wholesale is merabonts, had been bezels into. sod that a bore sod cart, followed by the prisoner sad three other mss, was precede( in the diets lion of Oarholi.hilL The aloe followed is their teak, sod the melt, lodes they were observed sod pur sued, all es off, leaving the bores sad mat, and the load, misdating of aix hogs of tea, belted them. Os* of the men was subsequently apprehended, tried, sod inevieted is this court the last November sessions. The winner, who was well known to the polio. an one of a gang of fear marauders, whose cocareitios we. plendseing the veneerer of the City menshents, sad who was ides tilled as one of the party au the monolog in (patio), eon treed to keep out of the way until the 10th of Number hat, who. be was met and appreheeded by a polio. (locatable of the H division, at a beenhop io Southwark. It was also shows that the prisoner we. the weer of the home sod earl io which the stolen property bad bees foiled. The jury melded the prisoner, nod several previous con viction for floe y having beim proved against The Common Swims' sentenced him to be kept in pima servitude for the term of severs years. STUMM°. Enoch Ofermark, 24 • sailor, sod native of 4 - eland, WA indicted for feloslovely wc:usding Johan Hendrick Pollee, with Were to do him grievous bodily harm. The prisoner we undefended. Mr. Daly conducted the peasontios, and from the opening of the loused counsel sod the evidence adduced it tran sOred that the premier end the prosecutor were both main, the former being • Finlander and the latter a Swede, and that on Christmas-eve they were together as board the Alert, a Russian ship, lying is the Oommenial Dacha, the having 'need very drunk at about ten o'elock. WirtruLtesed every Mali on board. A dispute arose about keeping the snitch. The to.. who had sot taken any part in the quarrel or iapute either with the pioneer or anybody else, felt himself eaddeoly shook is the tam, and blood flowed copiously from an Waked wound, passing from the crown of the heed is a straight directiors down to the forehead, over **eyes, dews' the cheek, to tho extremity of the chin. A surgeon wee eat for, sod the prosecutor was taken to the hospital, when he still unwind se e pithet. The Common earliest eesgested that the coos amounted to en unlawful weedier, sad the jury have" adopted the suggestion, and freed the primmer guilty of that offesee, he we. sentenoed to be impriscired, with hard labour, in the Hess of Ociereotioe, for the space of three calendar months. A LUNATIC AT WINDSOR CANTU.. —Pot the last two or three days • man of a somewhat toreip wearing a keg dart oat almost remain to his= • earl of billyouk hat. hail bele essessually wandering about the precise:4s of WWl= Casta. Os Tuesday the amps made his way. it is INA ces. ot castle se= het, ea he did net 'peak English. maid eat make itedsrotood to the alasedeats. A pollessae, however. so the story pas, who 'pole the Lwow of the inquirer (which is said to have boss Cleanse), -ward to wee sail that the poor fellow was akar* soder • deleidoe. The nous, it assess, had eked to see the geese, sodas being Wormed that bar Ikea, was new road* at cabana declared that he we the husband of the Qum. who had trurtrees him. Ha was gently eradiated tree the Os Wednesday, It is stereo, the strsagor whited Hecrtes Otesal, sad petarday contrived be Wow She lack door of Kai Hoary the Third's Tower, the residence Cal. BM C. B. Phipps, whoa he was lamedisftly ejaciftd. OOURT OF COMMON PLEAS.-JAN. 12. Skew in nesoo.—(Bedors Lord Mkt .Tuatioe We and Jeweler William. Wilk" sal Keating.) O._IOB2IAX. This wee os of the appalls horn deciaione of revising barristers which stood over from lest term. aced the oirount• stasom were these:—The reepoediret darned to be Rum Ile register for the seauly of Kest, sad his qualification wee that he held premises of the value of 401. • year is his ewe name, and that lordly with hi tether he held ether premises of the value of 641. • year. The Heim bet pre • was a count vote if he was • tenant at 501. a year, end the B gistastba AA orefarred such • vote when two or mere per rented joietly property of suiliobiat vale* to give 501. • year to each of them if the net were divided amongst them. The t coeteaded that he was 'witted Madd the 40i. = d b . :paid in hie own saes to the 321. his podia of the net of the joint holding, sad thus make up together a qsalifloMien at more them 501. • year. The reviling barrister held tiled hi could do this ; bet this decision was new appealed assist, sod it was rmatereded that than was talking I. either of the statutes to ' , arrest it. The Hon. R. Bowie appeared far the app lint, sad Mr. Hamm. for the reepoodent. The Lord Chief Julia thought the reviles burbler woe moan because there were ao wore in the Itegistratke Ast which , authorised the Jamie. el the two rests to make up • qoalifLoation. Appeal allowed. EXCHEQUER CHAIII.BIR.—JAN. 12. (Sittings in error.) . - Their lordships amsousoed this mrsriag that errors from different evens would be takes VI follows :—From the Quera's Beach, oa the Ist, Zed. 3rd. mad 4th February ; from the Court of Common Pima, oa the 6sh Fi sad from the Court of Exchequer ea th• 7th it ml ail i lth February. The roan will Mao sit os suck further days as the busbies sight esquire. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. JAIL 12. (Before the Judge Ordiamay.) CHNTWYKD r. CHRWTIOD.—PAIT !MID. Mr. Chetwynd arcs-asinined by the geese's Advert,- I marred my wife, as I have said, roues the rode well. I teapot tell pus the anima{ of her tartar. I have sot received say mosey with her, 'sort SOW-, which I paid oa ✓etort of a child of whisk the was refined. 81141 also paid a debt of 300 t. for in,, but 1 bad a set-off against that. I took out my Bosons m • horeriseler it 1862. 1 was thee • raegisteste of the conety. I leek out the Brew by agreemeat brines reeler I never told her to ride 110111110 far the purples of welling them ; but she has Addeo them. I have very often drook at Dubin-bosses at 'rhea, bet I bad so habit of the kind. I aim drank like a gentleman. I sever fought in the streets of Lichfield, bat coos • man shock me, and I hit him again. (A laugh.) There wan *sly or blow oa melt side. 1 did net take off my coat. My wife has sots: weird for me is the ferriage while I have bees in the public-bore. I bah seen • lady named Booth, but I doe'{ how bar. I roes tog bar and felled her "• fs (ara•l old —of hell." She warn • woman who lied corrupted my wife sad changed her religion. I may have written haws ortraieg foal Lastige to Kra. Keight. (borne Cr" valentines" with words of thisdesorion also writ them were heeded to the witoss, and were admitted le have bra met by him.) I seat Item because I bed hoed out that Mrs. Knight rated to plant • rams in my hear to have sr watched. I know Mulock. Me le Dow • debtor in Stafford gaol. ll* writes is the Stafford eewspapers. I have not eme him dam this car commeoced ; but I have had commualeation with him is respect to this oar That was betas he com mitted the contempt el sees* for whisk he was tied. I did not keow that lie was ping to attempt to intimidate Mrs. Merged from proosediag with bar art. I under stood that he was joie' to publish somethieg about this case, sad I wrote to him that be mast not print anything that was untrue. I did sot in the least leatigate him to in terfere—on the cootrary. I found the diaries late in 1864 hat they wen locked, sod it wan a long ter before I ford the key of them. The first I opened wan bark, and I did Dot owes the others till three mouths ago. The two Preach volumes were le • bookcase. They were of all sour—acre rebeioas, so far as anything Popish eau be religious. (A Lash.) I did aot object to her going where the pleased ; suer that 1 thought she ought not to be conies to London eo oboe as she did. She and to come op to hotels. Low people did oot come to my hour except on matters of briers. I deny that I ere snook my wife, or hod her, or threw anything at bar. You have charged air with almost everything ; I weeder you have not charged me with locking her up, like • doctor who was tried yesterday. After the affair about the Beandreert dinner the slept it my bore ; but she went away at four or five the oat morning. I kept live somata at Longdeo-hall. Out of 32 who came,l oily chose four. The whets who came were alto WOO3lll of proper character so far as I herr. Acs of the four I rigged was named Frunenicia. I WAS not aware that I bad say queue! with Mrs. Obetwynd about her. I did, however, he so alter oars with Mrs. Corns, the bounkeeper. I bad told her thalami ought not to go telling tam to MraClietwynd about me. The quarrel about the sovereigns was ore( to my finding one short. I threw them at Mrs. Corns; but they wen lore, for I bed tars theta out of the paper and erred them. I have called her • "liar." • " swindler " ada " b—," but sot • " w—. " When I have hie irritated by bee going to respecfabhtradesenee sad obtain ing good. wider false preaseor I have used arose lan guage ; but I have tried to forget it. f dotal swear. I deo% d—. I did write the words "d— infernal hypo crite" to Mr Knight, and so she is. (Laughter.) No heritage tan bo too bad for her. She is the wife of a °Waimea who hes bees my Mood. Re-exsinined— She had lathered Mrs. 011rwyed charceig lien religion, sad what could be more wicked thee that t Nobody redeemed Mr. Malook's order more thee I Md. Mrs. Chetwyed also wrote to him. Be is not • man to be dictated to by any or. Edwin Rushers, jun.—l am • bricklayer's laborer, in the maploymeat of Mr. Smith, of Lichfield. Oa she 15th of November 1883. at • hitherto: 10 at bier, I 'nee Ma. Chetwyod abOut half • mile from Longdan-ball. These vies a potleman with her. It was not Mr. Charged. They were walking very close together. Soon after I met Henry Suffield, sad spoke to him. Cross-examined—l crier say that Mrs. Cherryed was arm-irenti with the gentleman. He was a yowl; path man, and not vary tall. Henry Binfield—l WA • labourer. I remember mo OW last witness. Two or throe minutes after. I ovell Mrs. Chrwyed mid Nichols. They turned off the read ieto Mrs. Foster's park. It was a light afar. Cross-rambied—They west through the ledge-gates. I knew Nichols, because be bad been pointed out to me. Charles Orsm—l wan under groom at Loegdea in Decem ber, 1883. In that mouth I drove Mrs. Obrwyed to Coked Hates, at Stafford. There was • ball that sight at the Torre Ball, The nest morning I saw Mir Choi yd at Mies Edmund's doer with • gerieloan. Helier it was Ilo thr ei tellenlin (Mr. Nichols). They afterwards rode away Cr o w s —I was ie Mr. Cheered's service eh or teres weeks. He did set swear. Freest' Bialleld—Tbe *ld after the Stafford tell, la Deorraber, M. I wee seat for to Looptles.liall, tad I re. arehred wobbles the reed fee aboat isa robiatee. Berne ilea breaskt lee • palatability which I took te Liebeald sad deffvered to Me. Nisbet' at kir kalsiopm. He °pared die psetseateas sad palled eat • top Goat sad • Letter. which be neat I welted till be bed prides as ague' ; earl he gave se balls sown for labia. It. I easweyed MUM and &Soared it to 01 etereale. Neat ramales Hilts Bang Wm* THE POLICE COUR2B. GUILDHALL. Mr. S. Rarer applied to Mr. Alderman Gibbose under Vie follow* eircounerecom lb said—l wish to ask roar roles, sir. r is whet asps to aka la a cats where I have bar dithrdied of • queer thy a mar I um • brabee, earateg au bursas at 61. Mary-skrath 2forlausplem Os the ma of November. 1284 I realer this Isar -"Nona& market, Nov. 14.—Dour Bk.—berm takes • shop in Newgatesarket, I beg to Inform you that H you should fever me with your Parra" I will adorer to do the Best In My Powr to give you flafferabons as • liskrama. —Yours, be., G. Boehm, Leedom—lb Mr. a Rebiasem" Upon the faith of this comnithicatir I east him • virility of meat to sell f or me, but not getting soy reply to letters, is any remittance either, 1 cams up to town, sad on melds( inquiry, I found that the man Bowles had so shop is the market, but had dhposed of the meat through smother 1111111 MEAD, sad pocketed the mosey. I was also told by somas members of the market °amities that they °pandered the affair • swindle. After some difficulty I saw the men Bowles, and he promised to gel ma the meow la two hours, but did not do so. I thee returned to Nertbarar tee, what I received an tram ortolan paz dada= of the sale, deducting charges sad commissloa, the following letter being appealed to the bill :—" Dar easier your recount se above. I have bra Informed on good authority that a shaman in Neworormarket has maligned my character with you, therefore, hall sr too i 4 and sake him prove his words, after that &all forward your mosey. —Yours respectfully, GIORGI Bowuts."—As I rear obtain my money, ur, I wish to know if 1 ees summon lan for obtaining my goods under false probates? Mr. Alderman Gibbose—What is the fates protases! Applicant—He has circulated bitten very ow est p r e = the country drift that he has • shop in 2i warm he hasnothing of the kind ; sad I understand that there is a regular gang of sham air men who live hyaenas the country butchers. Mr. Alderman Gibbons—lt apposes that the most we. sold through soother salesnisa aimed Moak, lied your remedy is In the county sours se to Bowles. At the same time I thick that you have shown a great want of ratios in sanding year goods to • man of whom you knew nothing. THE LATE AMIDE'S IN BLACKHEATH TUPYI7. The adjourned inquest on the bodies of the Un fortunate woes who were killed by • collidou Is the Blaekheath tunnel on Friday, the 16th al Desentho wee resumed at the Railway Hotel, Blaoklesath, yeetsidey, be fore Mr. 0. J. Gutter, comes' for West Kest. Mr. Freeland spin represented the company and there were also prided, te wake the coo, Mr. 5 1reff. the esse ral manager ; Mr. Oadwortle, leacedive sepostatended ; and Kr. Knight, the kale seperithendent. Mr. Woollett, berrieler, last:mated by Mr. Robinson, ap peared on behalf of Joey, the signalman implketed ; Mr. Olsydos and Mr. Chaco's, adios masters as Chalks sad Blackheath, were also preessk Captain Tyler than read the following extracts frees his N r ri • The different circumstances which have cestributed to produce this collides may be the stated : • I. A load was attached to the ballast algae heavier thee it oould, sifter being stepped at Charlton. take through the Blackheath tuned, and this ought sot to have bees dose, if only on account al the risk incurred a moony.. steno of delay to the pareager tmffie of the company. " 2. The station-make at Charism sent the realiage, • train waitho to Bkakkeath isdepodesily Of the signal man ; sad by thus latorfering with the take sigma* with a good intentioe of avoiding as unneowevary aday si lt was the MOM 01 causing the mistake which led to the 0011WOD. " 3. The Blackheath signalman, who was acipesatively isexperksoed, and who wee put oat and coot wed by no advice the verbal message, 'train waiting' at Charltos. ooramitted the fad 'tier of signalling the me•linickar to Medico, in spike of the record which was pigsty before him co his iagrumest of es up-trays being already between Obailtos and Blackheath. " The railway company had dose what they could la this case to provide for the public safety by wiabbskteg • good system of train signals, citesded he pee vest more than ono eagles or Oda from being apes either line ef tails between Charities and Blackheath at the same time. But there remained the defeat which I have had amok* to point oat is ether mesa on the North Kent Railway, of the diealmse Wag with speaking detrained; in addition to Tyeer=fiaian strunieuta. It is no doubt desirable, after • sertate period has elapsed, that a signalman ocean ender that gases should have the means of soiertaiaing tom the mot tele graph box whether • Ode has bees delayed is the progress for an extraordinary length of time, or whether the slog man in that box. as may oceasionally hawse, bee termides or been tumble to give • tins clear,' Si st him. Bat it is better that this shoal L i n d ens in a recognised masses--that the kale about which the inquiry in made should be spoilled, sad that a clear *atomise abosld be given fa reply es to the passing of that particular train before mother is allowed to follow it. The danger of allowing any other sort if OOP teethes with the train signals is Muskated by the 'mistake which was mole by Joon on this cosmos. lf, on the ens hand, he had been let alone, and had reesked se verhal Mill11:1111 from the telegreph desk at Blackheath, it wall Itncause, have occurred to him to give • line dear' lharltom until the ballast Usk had paused him. It, es the other hand, be bad bees provided with, sad bees sibsl to use, • speaking inetomeat, sad bad repaired aow memoupoe it from the etiolates at ?.• in Mathes, the balled kaki posed Illeekbeath place of receiving • verbal reessege from • porter, it in ba ptised* that own be himself, or eves a lase experiesced man, should have replied otherwise than wilfully, ' Ballad train has psamid,' salsas II bad really dame so. While, therefore, the speaking instransuis leader the astral of the station-masters, from being worked indepeselentl2 of the 'lgnacio at Cbarlice, and from iaterferiag with dodged. man at Blackheath, may be said "dolly to km caused this theident, it is evident that the eon peeking instrulawits.l if placed in the telegraph boxes sad Corked alder peeper regulation by the signalmen thencelves to each Mil; would, by affording • safe. MOW of akin for sad Akio hag the required information. have preveated its cow - r The Coroner said that Chided Tyler had stated any concisely the facts of the collision, but he bed sot aimed tow fact that it was the duty of the guard lege to the tail of the teas to send the breams. beak after peeling the break as. Captain Tyler said that he hod taken the point late deo sitaratioe he the other poetics of his repel* Usellesidek it would be the guard's duty to go back to the breshemas to tell him to pet hie break on, and protect the line Were he moesded to uncouple the train, but be had sot sulkiest • to my whether the guard had taken selleiest mans to ia Sit the line. That, et course, wouldelepeed upon bow the trais bad get stuck is the tetanal, and whether t time had elapsed to suable the breakarnan to igo back. This being the whole of the evidence. the jury retired to: coeditor their verdict, and atter being shoot some time they returned into court, sad The Coroner stated that in consequence of the i of the breaks:nth at the ballast train, who woe still rushed, by the injuries he had received, is the hospital, the jury had determined to adjourn to that day forteight 1 o'clock. The COMM added that it was the diastase of the jury, if the witness in quiches we sat able to be premed oa that oceasion, to adios= to the hooded sad take his evidence, ; after which they would ostlers to the inquest room, and be should then be prepared to hear any datereent which Jones might shoos' to make, and to close the to Thursday, the inqairy. The inquest was aceerdingly adjourned 26th inst. MARKIIT& TALLOW.—Tdassosv Evsurso.—Tbsesesket w quiet today 41s. 3d.; Meat* 411. ; October to Doeraber, 43e. 3d. Delivery to bet eve b& 4309 auks ; win* 672 GaAs. coTrow.—lavraroou jaw. 12.—We bare to report a Lair demand to-day, with a Amoy =mast at yaeleadays prim. TM saes are 6,000 balm, of which 2,500 are kr export sad speealaVaw. WOOL AND WOBBTBD.—Bstsrous, JAL It—Thine is an improved toss is the wool market this waning. awned by the redaction in the Bank rate of diesessa sad the bean reports of the sates market; but this improved feeling dein net appear to have resulted is more bunions. The trainee- Son in wool were few iedeadourAthe MO= which hes bees lately molested is sot abated. Prices, which were rather easier on Monday, were somewhat firmer to-day. The worsted yarn dens trent was very flat. Very little. if any banns was done. The heavy stocks in the heads al the epicene and merchants begin to hays a marked sant apes the trade market. Both angle sad two-folds are segiested. and 'cutlass wasted may be readily obtained from stock. la the abeam of demand prices were hardly laded. When a wane is made from stork the buyer may shads as advantage, and whin as ardor is glees, the aces Is sot quite so no to deal with. With horsy stake the Rimer Is obliged to curtail prodigal/a to the rams* sad is seep- piag frames. In goods, the Asterisms am evening roam MOOD frisky, bat orders was eudy sisal is eaten, sad mostly in !any goods. Home bosses, obliged to keep their stooks assurb purchase only to supply tamediate waste. The Gamma hobs continues flat, Thy superb hen the Leipsic Dew year's fair (ssocedny to the Beeler fair)es, soli favourable to shim mminst Rises are steadier this they Mw LAOS AND HOSElBT.—Noeliorguit. UK. 12.—We cannot report the last imptorneasst la say betook .1 the loco eels. Tho ally hopeful festers uses to be • digit soanosoosawst of operstutos by boyars feet tits eatiasat, sad ths foot that it is rather toe pert y ow l s. ' foe giving ea sedan for the spring. The Mary eN there imitates better tees la their bushier I : : 1 71 the Mme atertget. Though weed enters were witiihdd la the emir rut d the week in emegosece el the am tens Ater sod the Mass tt prediesed is Ole Limped cotes. sestet. a needs* bee dose mold. esol • =ems motive Java sprees ap.—/fettiophems ierreel. OORN.—Biamnienny Jon. 11—At this doy's a m wan ho sopply who* wide& sold Imam deans of fid. to la pr porter. Hooky b he M y previous oda. Ws maned quits no pun now. B ea dull. Pus only found bayous in roba. DIRMII, Jai oar searlred today, the milk of whoa was sot bow, bat quite to th." mead. which ruled very slow at is. per qr. decline, wit • ciasaltity naeold l t i the dose at the market ; 20s. to , w the lop of barley limited. Folly per qr. ar:rs was =upon all maple" snitsto. t ea purpose.;melitad other deseriptions very firm a t w s week's prier. Oen ta beater supply ; all *Nales 6t tea used IL pa qr. clearer. Grinding sorts tall y at des BOMB and pins in small supply ; trade vay doll. B o whit* wheat. IX to 20e. ; best red, Itio. to 20.. other sons, its, to 17s. ; beet barley, 38.. to 34e.; ow: 21s. 28s. ; beau, 20s. to Ks.; yeas, its. to 215.; whi t wotolose, 365. to 41s. ; toe dour, 30s. to 31s. ed. ; oa t doer. 275. to 28s. MAICIIIITZS, JAY. 12.—At oar market this Endish wheat was madly la poor condition, sad 1 71 slowly .t a Monica at to L. per Tartar. oast s was also caned at a sunder decline. For dour theta gig sounly any inquiry, and lower primer would hue I tt socepted to promote bushman. Oct. sad cannel sy . slow sale, at late rates. Beals and Lana con data. nibs, lower. Nawasa. IL--The attaadasea was taloa* sad prior wano aosataally ushered far whew %. supply al Lesley was fair, sad Vas beat sorts were ft 7. quartet damer. Thera was ad ataatt variation is olha ankles. NUMB; J*x. IL—Wo us 'sly with whol bat maw thew requirtil by lmail"tm atho iy led to • Moottoa al L. pat qr. as all dostelpifoft - i; supply of barley sot sod • steady had. •t Isle Oa t Otto, beam. a n d trollis. • - • grocrpop.rip.Taia, IL—Tho coreotirlso anis* st aims tar the pest week no liberal. To this day's may Vino was a pod 'apply at grain. Wheat lasi s hit mai, at prim rather la favour of Impala %riff an tank Assam Oates, beam, sad pea asehaseed L gth n alth •pod roams ptive deemed. Whirs. per qr., Oki; the basW—Darham mid Yorkshire rod, too k ; dis h. white. 40s. to 44e.; south eortatey red, 39a to 415.; Itu46e. to reo. ; ditto aid red Os. to 421‘; 915 a. 100 Ids. per qr. Oats, unt ill 4 I=18s.; potato 431 h per bushol, 19s. to 225. Hutssow, Ma. to 311 a; siol. 41s. M us. PON food* 114 I 6o 36e. - II pma JAL 12.—The Dora bads is firma. ha peke, bat tile doing. Wheat, Y. to 4136. per qt • h ir . ry.t. =I. Olga, 18s. to 255. Peak 38s. Bets4lll, to 41211. F to lour, 335. to Us. per 2801135. - - Eterewsow, JAN. IL-:Tbirs were is today's way i,osa qn. wheat. 2,035 qrs. Isuley, 2.726 qrs. osk sat 164 qrs. bases. There wer• amt. 646 how 1,436 qrs.; obis, 2.110 eps. ; kiss, 164 qrs. As with LA w ash— hest was L. &L do's os top. ssil=B7. down os the avenge. Bexley was woe os tap, sad slows as the asiesige. Oats wen Is. up 011 top, set 11. dews as the avenge. &was wise 9.. upset topowd 61. on the • Poises per teteesisl qsarlss—Whisloll, to 435. 6d.: . 19s. to 3114 wits. 1311 . to ro.; Usk its. to 395. CATTLlL—Brabbiebtx, Jam 12.—Wereesived a yob sate somber at bleats is offer this day, which mat a* trade, at lets pram. The sop* of siaep was Nam* Terse ; trade steady. without siterabes is prism. Wan fair 'apply ; Ists prim reared. Pip a geed ; alb shames ma dented. beet, f•id. b 7IL ; weber ameba, Bid. It ; *lnk 'Tit te 0. ; volOSa 7 id• 11 1 boon pee, Id. to Va. 5 ; parka* pip. N. to lb. pc wore. Narraerbas, JAL IL—Tbare was a larger= beams as this day's saarkat, sad all debeiptioes preetra• prim. But beef Oa. 9d. to IN pee dome ; Isb riot, 7e. GIL to Ea. rbs asiabes et elhaep shows wear Lager and geed Womb were ie densial. Islwise sob add Bob babes 9d. per pees& ; bleat 7m. b Ad &Aim sees lambs were abeers, which beds 9d. pa Naposed aim oe after ; the babas paten ie ei Is* pm Haan. M. to 7e. per Meat ; sabots. fa. b Ik esi4 Nesalree a alerbie :—.Baeezday 1-7 less" d; Weft, 15 ; pie, 164. Wedonday :—Berata, 254 ; cake, 4; sheep. OU ; piPl 9 . ' -" Beimusog, Jaw. IL—The somber d aids this sow. I jig waa mock es WI mask Was Meg 316, or ea is. I Nesse of 13 his& Demand shoo good, awl lets rata fell, emlatilosd. Top pries, la 3d. • current. hoes Bs. H. to Vs. ; mlddliag wed Wirier, free; 7s. 3d. to Is. per ems. The switber of sheep this nose* woe lergsr, these Wiz U4O, or 1.670 men dm bet week. Demed geed, the prices at lest week mixisiosd Top pike el Pb. Mt *tattoo, 81d. ; eeriest, frogs M. to Bid. sad down lllB Ewes, from 44d. to 70. per lb. Ted pip from UK le M. 6d. per F a t=si to sight weeks old dote, fret lb: life. • Mod. mUle, 316 ; lees ditto, 37 ; sows. 57 ; diem, 4,340 g 5,171. OHER3L—lieussusx, J. 12. —Oar worket wet to-day, when the supply of ahem you Is. tare mail, mopes of Sae old seem wine mate The stbsodeaseboto buers was sad tbo tuck tcgothor soy to Eldo y ra dull, a pod deal el the s al upply beim Lit sarril it Ithe "lose of the mike". TM rises of Let whet was It most MMus. roakstaimsd. Skims, 245. to 30s. ; bd. cowards, Ms. to 52a. ; fiessenets, 86s. to 60s. ; M ai 70a. to Its. pat cwt. 13101;1 TBADE.—Bthansosts JAN. 12.—The prht• pl mutingd th e imams/stem of this dietrict wm beh Or Toms-hall here this afberseas, and the atheadthee tem large, but as at Wolverheateess OD Wednesday, there was comedy any hominess dose. The rootlet of the Warm en. seaming that the Soak rate had been reduced to Ems and • half per cont. did not emstribute in the shrlitut degree to stimulate the trade. sot the Mast atilarthe harlot bees exhibited from the orimmeacemest to the else of the meeting. The large entrumers were eisaillsel is their determioation not to bay, and spoke conadork st the opportunities offered to them to place codas at b 7s. 6d. to lib. per ton blow the trade price. 17adoeVate, this referred to the esecmd-ohes main, the predators " marked " iron evincing DO dispositios to magi lower prior time those rampaged by the hada. The nature el the isquirise by merchants indb anted that there ars orders is that marts to be firm out, and some few were accepted at low rise% but business was slack throughout ; and with seek isiseeoes operating wham the trade as these set forth it our report of the Wolverhampton mastics, it le sot likely that there will he say immediate restoration to healthy se Lion ; bat if th e differenes with the men is amicably sad seesdily adjusted it will be mace facilitated. The humor tame in pig iron wars moderate. A good staple snide. hvfa blast, wee quoted at Si. 10s. to 31. 15a per toe ; and it wadi he may Numb to quote the prices at which sales were mid le have been aided ; but, as thaw who are familiar with Its eirenmatences of the trade an well aware, thh wield ke a most unreliable hidlcattos as to the general prin. Tef Shropshire pig there was a Moody dimmed, and the oh ill, as large as usual. .1 TRAFFIC' RETURNS. —e — Mr Per Ma. WA 11414 11811W478. even. napes elenitlse. US. Nth Week aiding Oen IL A 4 4 6 fires& Southern of India 79 149 U 7 ON 811 Week saline Dee. U Dread Thu& otOthada —1877 7.018 14.20 0 n. 616 lbw Week @Mins Dec. 20. Greet owes' d BYO= LIN 4,248 6.497 ... Week esting len. 7. UM. us Widen leelies Audits. dle 117 154 171 to Week =ding len. 8. leifeat and County Down 48 667 189 79 895 111 Kest Coast Los, CbaL, and Dover ya 1,497 1,173 4,6110 4,91 Mere. IL of LC. &D. 111 1,876 129 1,601 0 Tx' Nsw Linazoos. OBBEILVATOZY. —The Kersey Desks aad Harbour Board yesterday adopted Om far a sew Ohrawatery, to be erected oa Bodelce-ba Cbashke. eh a out estimated at 40001. The Oblinfilly st Primes Do& will be renewed. sad the DOW bad* a be frasiebed with an the amilienees known to rola Kamm BIRTHS, MABItIAGIS, AND DRAM MOW I4II-4110116, 7 11, the wife o BIRTH t S. 0. Whom Brame. 114. 41 the Norfolk Urn* of • &ashler. 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