The Express. — London, England, 1860-01-11 00:00:00

SARDINIA. (71101 0171 OWN COAUU?OKDIST.) TURIN, Jar. 6. I do not know what sort of impression will be produced in Europe by the suspension of the Con grew' and hr the ilLmht whether it can ever meet. Here, and throughout Central Italy. the news is coo metered of the beet augury. The princes, people say here, will remain distal:award. and Piedmont will be releasc , l from the unpleasant predicament of having to wait for the resaintion of the Congress. 'ihe Sardinian Government had ■o intimation until yesterday of Walew,ki's resignation. Three doing° • *l.lg/qt.:II from that minister to Prices LWOW d'Auvergue announced that the adjournment of the Congress would not be for long. Some litters ft'm Paris inform as, that WIdOWSkI so completely relied upon the Emperor's giving him the power of reu.urir.g V onus an d Rome by means of some public act concerning La Ouerouni4re's pamphlet, that he urged this notion of his more than prudence required, and was accordingly obliged to resign his portfolio. As for Piedmont and the whole of Italy, the Retire ment of this functionary is viewed with great satis faction, for i.e sympathy with the national Italian come. This Istirg of his, however, was a part of his general system of policy. It was he who, in the cabinet of Napoleon 111., appeared to be, or thvught hiinselt, destined to reconcile the principles of legitimacy with those of the revolution. Hewn French oiplomacy resembled a voltaic pile with two carreots—the one positive, the other negative. One sod of t►e wire lay in the Tuileries, the other is the ministry of Foreign Affairs on the Boulevard doe Capncin, Concerning M. Thoutreoel, it is known for certain that he is unlavoorably disposed towards Austria. There r a ramoer here that the Minister of Worship at Parte is on the point of re signing, now that be perceives the policy of his sovereign towards Rome will diverge too much from the spirit of the circulars sent on various occasions to the bisbops of the empire. From all this many are induced to believe that Napoleon, being reassured of Knit'antes friendship, has resolved upon adopting • bolder and clearer policy towards Vienna and Rome. I am aware that in England you are not particu larly desirous of hating a °mimes, and I myself not long age informed yea of the Italian feeling gene rall on that matter ; but I do not wish to conceal tram j my own opinion, and I frankly moat own that I udently with a congress to assemble, for it you d be the death and burial of the Vienna one, of the international principles there and then sanctioned. I do Lit mean to my the new congress will proclaim any new axioms of State, but it will de lock sanction the conviction of the world, that all armed intervention against the wish of the people themselves is unlawful and unjust ; it will esneel at one blow the juridical system of the Holy Alliance, and then European publie law will cease to be opposed, as every one now perceives it is, to the solemn principles of liberty and Justice. Austria and Home ban long foreseen this result, so that they would have gone to the Con gress as the adder does to the charmer. They now think themselves fortunate, and are heartily glad of the pretext so unexpectedly given them for declining to appear. However, everything depends once more on Napoleon's decision. If he wishes a congress, he will threaten Vienna, Naples, and Home and they will be sure to go, considering that the lesser evil of the two. If Napoleon does not wish it, we may be sure that he has in his mind Mb, other mode of settling the affairs of Italy. One thing is certain, and this is that the pamphlet on the Pope and the Congress is again inspiring the Italian* wita perfectconfidence in the Emperor of the French, a conhdence all bat annihilated by Ste peace of Villafranes. The contest he is now entering upon is far more dangerous than the one with Austria ; to conquer the obstinacy of the Pope will be more arduous than it was to gain battles like thole of Magenta and Solferino. I used often to say to you in my letters that the con duct of Napoleon towards the Pope and the clergy was more skilful than that of any prince since Pepin. Ido not think anyone will gainsay this opinion of mine, if Napoleon does succeed in solving the great problem of the day, that of the Pope's temporal power. It is important not to lose sight of the fact. that the Emperor finds himself in presence of Pio IX. a man infinitely more obstinate and fanatical than Pius VII. was. In these few months put, the more France has begged and prayed him to concede ample reforms the more has he shown him self opposed to them. Yon may look upon it ea cer tain that Cardinal Antonelli wu going to the Con gnu with special instructions to protest and then retire, the instant there arose the question of the Pope's dominion over the Bornague. During the interval of anticipated delay the cardinal seat off instructions to all the mayors of every town in the dominions still belonging to the Pope, desiring them to get up petitions to his Holiness, in which the people were to declare their wish to oontinue under his gentle and mild government. It is only fair that England should know the truth about this direpu table manoeuvre. It ought to be known there, too, that the mole proprio from Gaeta in 1849 did, it is true, create communal councils by an electoral eye tem, not very ample though reasonable, but that it has never been practically carried oat. And because the elections were renewable every third year, an soon ea the proper time came round, Cardinal Antooelli sent off a circular to the legates and delegates of the provinces, telling them that the elections were not to be held. The present communal councils consist merely of the nominees of the government, and the mayors are selected in each case by the Sovereign himself. Not withstanding all this, the petitions are not going on so favourably as the clerical party wish. At An cona, the mayor or gonfaloniere, the Marquis del Monte, a men quite at the beck of the priests, vett tared to put his signature by itself to a petition. which he sent off to the Pope, and in which he spoke in the name of the whole wawa and the entire city. But the greater part of the council have protested in writing against thus proceeding of their mayor, area declared thatthey repudiate the petition as being no work of theirs. At Sesi and Macerate the communal council refused to get up any petition at all. In Rome itself they still persevere in the enlistment of mercenaries of every nation. Cardinal Wiseman, now residing there, has promised several thousands from Ireland. They hope to raise a force of 20,000 men—who, by the bye, if ever collected, will oat as much 60,000 on account of the bounty, high pay, and fr quest deerrtions. ton the other hand, it is hard tone* how they will manage to preserve discipline among such a medley of troops, and where they are to find superior officers of proper ability, honesty, and authority. I think this boasted array of 20,000 men will turn out to be mere moonshine—a cerebral illusion of the fanatics of Monte Cavallo. I leave out the difficulties of scraping together ra tios. for such a ford beyond a very abort time in deed. For the rest, if the Congress does come off, Count (',your has pledged bim.elf to the Pontifical Llittiune that he will raise his voice in their l i t against the continuum of this media'val tyranny and darkness whisk so oppresses and be wilders them ; against this diepotic system that lets loose armed foreign reeresaaries against the citizen., and pap its hirelings with moony extorted from thou very citizens. DIATIIIIOIIGII Excels:Owl DIINKING.-011 Ready afterases, • yowl& wee, about twisty yews of age, by same Jab NV dkitwou, who wee • pupil lawbee al Trinity P. r outspread by three °emperor meat ists this as. Jolui • Tarens, is LTaloa-atrer. Brlb•nt• ripe by • parer rimed Cardwell, tad had reommag to &Irak. At rears op time they was amotemodasid is • roes spstairs. The lad Williams bad • plum of tor, sad the t armory Is.. of whisky, which he &salt, *keg with• the wiedwale et • bottle of soda yaw. He called kw mother lire of 'Wry, sad is. of hm companion. called out, •• Litt it he • • Ihriper,' " which eras an eistitrieay star Tre brimptit. sod Willi:tam dirk It of seed. at OM .ad riled for umber. The woad " bumpy' eat ht, sad be poured late It • httlo water, and dash of ant threrfeurthe of it at oae draught. The masiader le Mak ta • few miatite• after. is • short tier he beams someasslo es sad 611 back aif deeper, aid In that reel- IM hi wee allowed to marls ease ales., till hi. breettlihat beeseded beim, goat us Weis peat deo, • Art If .e essispaaird by i tie ; e i t , : t , t beep yds*. seintilL Th e yew imis did at tau Waal= biro sk fEXPRiii* ultri/DNESDAY 7 t MIMIC 111811 DOLBY'S CONCERT. Last teen* Wm Dolby gave the first of the two /air** soweitelat Milesaeld to take place at her reddeace is Histlecaisit. We mei scarcely say that her rooms was crowded with futhiotiabliempaoy,who were delighted with the way shite,teatertathaess procalacl for theta. The vocal portico mai wh;11 attributed billiss bolby hamar, who Mag • PAO of aryls, and charmingly in all of thaw. Her ehhtt oe was Handers magnificent air, " Omsk d' . '"from 4 deem, one of those ga ms which havme long bb hid In the scores of the great mates Italian opens, sad teldett our fair artist hie had the great merit of reviving fa all their freshness and beauty. She afterwards sang a mond meg, "The Toeing Pilgrim," by Mr. Mudle, consisting of We has than 12 stanza ' repeated to a very simple sad by ao inkermaarkable melo dy. Ice the bands of most dams ft wadi awe amassed keg and tossolseous ; but by the lesenty ▪ eaturdWas el her elocattan, abs was We to wee 11 adYng sod implosive. She sego too, a well aniawie. "in* dearest, sleep," bifr ad body, the Its wag, " flan about ad br awe," ladtbaa for her by Mr. Oliptuutt, sad sung by bw with such het at the Bans Festival at the Crystal Pahl& There was seas admirable instrumental wads. Haydn's inerest in CI ameaur—the last of his works—esks• whoa ha wee almost fourscore, but fu'l of the spirit and Wiper at hie youthful days—was delightfully played by thiera, lamb, Doyle, and Paps. M. Balaton porionned a "lib is concert "of his own—a gmostul composition, in Milk he displayed all tho brilliancy and finish of his execution. Ilba Free& played Mabee' Polonaise In B major; and erlk Morn. Balaton, and Pages, Beethoven's grand trice k B let, for the piano, violin, and violoucello. This wow lab, *beady a Ins performar, promises to be one of the lid Omani al Weds,. - pa Dolloy'd ;mad mires takes plain on the 31M of this staath. NAVAL AND MILITARY. (Fres last Stiff Game Sga) WAR-OFFICI. PALL-MALL, Jaw. 10. ORAPLAIWB DE PARTMINT. The Commission of the Reverend Jahn Freesia Breese, Chaplain of this's:Mt Clare, to beer dots lielt Bytes Der, 1867, instead of latjApnl, 1869, es elated la the GUMS of the lima's. BRIVRT.II s The undermaitioned_ sometime to take eonequot on ttallt if Gems] Rkfterd Blunt, of tie NM ea 26th December, 1869 :—Llentonant-Oeseral =lash, C. 8., Colonel of tha elird Foot, to be ; _lllajor-Orneral John Roba z Lord Bowden, C. 8., Major upon balf•psy tuba to ban the of limatenent•pmerel ; Major- James Alex ander, Beal el Rossiya, to be ilmatenant-gimeal ,• Brest- Colonel Edward Wader Fortune Walker , C. 8., 800te Fusilier Onards, to be metorStstfal Coro and Lim" Ismant-Colortel James Talbot Aire', C. Coldatroses Guards, to be colonel ; Brest-Ka* Chow Ltddoo C. Crespigny, Nyman," of the School of Morkalry, to be lieutenant-oolonel ; Captain Allred liamada• Wrens Royal Artillery, to be major. MEMORANDUM.— UMMIEltat Alexander Themes Ewes, baring obtained a ant-else certificate at the School at Musketry, at Myths, has been appointed by his Royal Highness, the (Literal Commending-in•Chiel, whit the concurrence of the Secretary of State for War, to ea as bletructor of musketry to the Stirling, ko., Rieman of Militia, vice Juror, retired. Noricc—The Secretary of State for India will not IMEIRMIR any turner Saari made by officers emit to lad* dudes the late =Oohs on account of their vivid peeve I. that country, ,see anch claims be remind as the has Office within six months of the date band Mtn) . TY LIBUTENANTS. Commlaelon Mined by the Lord lassmaseat elate errenty el Oxford. Hoary Atkins Bolus*, Rai., wry deputy lisdiesat. Cosnaissions *nod by the Lord Liwataosat el an twenty 01 Wasson,. -- Lord Nordnriok ; John Wham:1118mo, Esq. • Edward Viscose W assLar, E. W Wien Mafia, Etti.; Josiah lindlowd, Isl. EMI MILITIA. YEOMANRY, AND RIFLE VOLUNTRIBB. Conandookes signed by tbo Quinn. Won Beat Light lafaatry lloguswat of Milltio—Coptabs Bente Mathew Roberta to be adjutant, rice Lynch, re 3rd Regiment Angina:et of Royal Sorry Militia—Ralph Connor, gent., to be quartermaatar. Lt Begawan of DerbyaMre Militia--Captain John Rasing tan B to be quartreasstar. Commissions by the Lord Lisatenants of their respoo _ tin* conatios. 3rd Company of thaDerbi;iire Voinniser Rift—John Hallo wed, Esq., to be captain ; James Ball Whit% gent., to be lieutenant ; John dandies Clarks, pat., Is be twigs ; Charles Booth, Nag., M.D., to be bosomy surgeon. 2nd Subdivision of Birks Bad. Volnatesre—George Charles elterry --- ,:liej:: it; be erica. ileapeitrd 074 e ei 1 so — : meaty Cavalry—Edwin Manta Sikh% pet., to be cornei. 7th Middlesex Rifle Valuation—John Reynolds, jun., gent. to be lieutenant. 6th Company of lama Rifleluntesrs—Sir elands William Champion de Criapiguy, Bart., to be captain; John Pita ehnsiona Bishop, Mao., to be lieutenant BaWhietaa Henry Egerton Omen, Beg., to - be enaHn. let Subdivision of EN= Lae Volneteere—Williaat Horsham Lewd, Esq., to be Usnie. giant; Charlie Wood, Esq., to be swigs. lat Subdivision of the Hertfordshire Elfin Voting's's—Tim Hasaarable Zegiamil Akira= Cepa is be limienaii; Charles Fria& tialabart, gent., to be RirtimdabireYeamanry Gavary—Nortlara ssli r reop—Clierin Cltolmeley Hale, pat., to be captain, vise 211011111 Heath cote Unwta Reathoole, reaped. Bth Company of Cheshire RAD Volanteure—Seremsi Nance, jun., Esq., late lienteasat fa bar Majesty. Kiss's Dr. - pat., to be lieutenant ; George Rdward Ad.basd, gest., to be *saga. Royal let Dares Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry—Jean, Howard Buller to be lissuement, Mee hew, led Dercmaktre Eii. Volautsire—Cberiee to be impteht ; Wolter Diment lobs lientemmt_ ; Mesitiffs Collier to b ensign. hed Devonshire Rao lreimieme— John Bear to be captain ; William Clart to be lisedment William Paul Swain to be asaligs, led Dees Airbag Veltman—Willie= Cotes re be semi Ikrakenne. Bth Aberdeenshire Ride Volentions—lss47 Mises. RA., to be captain ; Ramp Climbs I.pllGart. to be boa tenant; George Black Bothwell, Req., to be eultin, vies Grant, promoted. let Pan Mokeenire Artillery Volunteere—Jobs Sole Oaken, Req., to be captain ; Jona Dwyer*, gam, to be bet Bea tenant; Andrew Stevens Reed, gent., to be vetoed lien tenant. 7th Cco4any of Surrey Rifle Volunteers—William Reeds Bressam, gent., to be lieutenant; James Vogen, jun t., bead's. South London Rifle VOIWISINIr Corps-2 Imam &ration, Esq., to be ensign. Darimin Militia Artalloiy-Bccona Lieutenant Mark Quayle, resignation scoopted, Demobs/ 9, 1819. 90th, or Btirlingabire, it., Blighload liordwress Led In fantry Regiment of British Militia—Bey Majesty ties been pleased to moms the resigandon of the ouramission of Ensign Edgeworth Horne*s from the Stird Deeember, 1869; the name of Ensign Kelly is Waldron Edward "Boyer" Kelly, and not " Ewer," as wetted on 16th November last. Commisdons signed by t h e Lotd Warden of tits Cinque Ports. 2ad Company of Cinque Putts Ries Volontarr—William Alexander Mackinnon, Esq., M.P., to be captain; Edwin Dawes &tinders, Esq., to be lieutenant ; Fronds Belling ham, Eq., to be ensign ; Robert Coke Neat Davisedfaq., to be honorary surgeon. let Company_ of Cinque Paves *Malay Volunteers—Edward Laird Wallswans, lag, to be captain ; Edward Fernald Autry, =q ., to bs int fit llitatessat ; Party flunpas Coact, Esq., to besocced lien- ADMIRALTY, JAM. 10. APPODITXRETS. —Cep- Wins C. F. &bomber( (1861), to the Cumberland, 70, at Biternees, vice Captain Patey, whose appototment hes been mailed; and D. Curry (1846), to the Aboukir, 20, mew elsam ship, with the Channel squadron, vice Captain Bohm but. Lieutenant C. E. Stamm (186.1), to the Britannia, 120, training ship, at Pormseolub, 6z marries in the Bselint, 8, sloop, at Portaurouth, vice Comeaseder Lowther, peameted. First-olaas Ainietaat-Eastneer J. M. &Ism Se the Wei ll:id-clam euwistant•Baghteer C. Homer, to the Flee twood. . . Ilaatses-Andstont R. R. Hawn, to the Ilemose, 4, brig, Beat India and Canto station. iii:7,1;07,, - ;7Ba. Diadem, 32, steam frigate, with the Masud IlldahfqX.M s. P. K. 8. Osborn, sad G. ie.* to the 91, screw eteasiehip, with the Chit equedros ; . lapeimemd to the Hama, 84 mew steam- Map, at fibserassi; L.R. Yeaeriel, mad H. O. Mace, to the Mare, 80, mews Memamhlp, et Portsmouth ; K. J. Dunlop, to the Royal Albert, 121, mew same dagehip, with tie Memel egemdme ; T. H. Palate, sad W. b. Lattlehalea, to the AVVedae; C. B. T. Rowell, to the amyl* 21, emew seism corvette, fee particular service; J. Fellows% S. H. Boyle, sad W. D. Barrow, to the Diadem. SERIOUS ACCIDENT By FlRE.—Yesterdsy morn ing a inghtial moment wound to a child sand Pritchard, a ced sigpt years, wbos• jparests raids is Uzbrklig-stres, Nowtagtoa-aaaseway. IS appeared Um niers ad soar odiar Mahn wars loft sign t the roma dada( tbs Assess of tb smear, who bed pas to awkst, abut dr meet Mans Ariake *, ban want howl. TM lageateg IS al nisi toad the tend amen nag* about da nes few miaped ia Oro. TM Inge wen azwagalehad sad bo ego ones altilitset baps of ,canon. to at. Tinagets flosgtoal, when be readat wetland Ms WEST COAST OF AFRICA. The African Company's Royal Mail steamship Athenian arrived in the Mersey yesterday afternoon, wrh the mails from the West Coast of Africa, and 4,063 minas of gold dust, together with a large mis cellaneous cargo and hill complement of paissagers. Her dates are—Ernie, Nov. 241 _Perused° Po, Dec. 1; thinereons, Dee. 2; Old Oalabar, Dee. 4 ; Bran, D.c. 3; Bossy, Dec. 7 ; Sierra Leone, Dec. 21; Bathant, Dec. 25; Teneriffs, Dee. 31; Madeira, Jan. 9; Lagos, Dee. 10; Accia, Dec. 12. Oar Liverpool correspondents are indebted to the courtesy of Mr. Curry, purser of the Athenian, for the following summary of seas by that vessel. At Benin the health of the residents was good, and trade brisk. The steamers Fidelita, Sea Flower, and Benin loading. Fernando Po was healthy, and the new Spanish governor was doing much in the way of improving the island. Ships at Clarence Cove: United States gunboats Sumpter sod Mystic; British schooner Mira, of Bristol ; and Hamburg barque William Oswalt The Cameroon. were healthy, but trade rather dull. The naqves were quiet, and the recent diaturbances had been amicably settled. The dry season continued very long this year, but rain had fallen previous to tie Athenian's departure. The Montt roma and the Elisabeth Emily were in the river. Brass river was unhealthy, and trade was stag- n ant. The Express, Arabian, Florenos Nightingale, Orient, and B elt were in the river. At Bonny trade wee rather dull, but the health of the place was good. The Orand Bonny arrived in the river on the 3rd December, and the Valleyfield sailed for Liverpool on the same day, full of oil. The ships Mississippi, Empress, Adventure, Mary Black, Mary, Fanny, and Pomona were loading. LAOO6, DEC. 10.—Health'. Trade brisk ; re ceived 240 cashed oil. Outside the bar her Ma jeety's ship Medusa, United States gunboat Sumpter, ships Prussian Fog* Palma, (Adana, and eerew steamer Fidelita. The new British consul, Mr. Brand, was pleased with the place and in good health. ACCIA, Dec. 12.—N. sews. Health and trade PrettY Cu Corn CoArr CAMS, DIG 14.—Healthy. Trade brisk. A serious riot took piece on Nov. it between the people of the Intin and Banta quarters or companies into which Cape Coast Castle is divided. In cones queues of some misunderstanding their old feelings of jealousy and mutual hatred broke out, sod they went out to a plain about two miles from Cape Coe' to fight. The authorities of Cape Coast, when they beard of these proceedings, lost no time in marching to the spot, with se large a force of regulars and municipal volunteers as could be raised. Lieutenant Williams marched boldly between the two rival partis, and the chief justice went about amongst them endeavouring to persuade them to retire. He at length read the Riot Act, bin without effect. With the exception, however, of • few shots, no actual fighting took place, and the troops retired for the night. Next day the battle began in earnest, the Intim nasibering 3,600, and the s.n tile not more than 700. The latter, notwithetrindiug their inferior numbers, touaht with great courage. The arrival of Lieutenant Williams and his form about 9 a.m. put an end to the combat, but not be fore 16 men had been killed and 40 wounded. SIERRA Laos; Dsc. 21:Lii.14.8. Sharpshooter arrived on the 20th, and sailed southward on the 21st. H.M.S. Surprise is undergoing repairs. Gar land, of Plymouth, Phcenix and African Royal Mail steam-ship Cleopatra sailed Lee. 17. Rirlinarr, Dec. 28.—Healthy, inhabitants hoer 4ng up Christmas in true Eaglish style. CHILD POISONING IN WEST SUSSXL.-VHADICT OF WILFUL NUMMI. An inquiry occupying threader terminated at the Swan Hotel, Petworth, Fiume:, on Monday night. The name of the unfortunate person involved la this painful case 14 Hamlett Moore, y not more then twenty years old. Bba wee as Inmate of the Petworth Union, and the question which the jary had to decide before the coroner (Mr. Richard litegden) was, whether she bad not destroyed her illegitimate child by the administration of white precipitate. It appears that the deceased had been ill for some time past ; that Mr. Bhort, the medical officer, was called to me it ; that he administered for its malady, and it eventually reco vered.On the Sunday, Monday, sad Tuesday Wore its death, which took place on the Thursday, it seemed quite well again. On the Tuesday evening, however, • person named Bemoan , who had been sent by the accused, was observed to aim her a email puod, which she put behind her beck, and this was proved to be whits precipitate, which had been purchased at the shop of Mr. Morgan, • respectable chemist la the town of Petworth. la a leer been alter Ude the poor child suffered the most intents pain. Several warmness hay* been eternised, Mr. Auguetna Charles Short was examined. After de scribing decemed's former Name, he mid—On Wedesselay I called at the workhouse, shout the middle of the day. I was tot met for. I went into the hospital ward with Miss Hobbs. I there saw Harriett Moore and her child; it was lying on a bed. I was mumbled at the appearance of Its countenance. The countenance demoted meet acute pals, and I nmarked upon it to Mies Hobbs. A ham this prr seat said the child kept the women awake all night by Its piercing screams. I felt the child's pules, which indicated that it was sucking. When I touched its stomach it retched violently. Alt the muscles of the face became distorted. It wee remarkably pale, and its hands were cold ; still I did net emspeet aoythieg tonne, and thought the child was suffering from • diaoriered stato of the bowels. • An account of the post earnest exemination followed, and Dr. Taylor was examined, his evidence base on the whole eafavourable to the second. From his examinatkin and &salves he bad drawn up certain conchudoes, which might be embodied thus :—First, that a mercurial compound, which be believed to be white precipitate, mixed with teriletwous ✓ed Mbar name, was found in the oontanta of the stomach el dee deceased Infant; secondly, that a memo ial eompomek ales "eh* with star.hy matter and mimes, was foamed la the knee* la the napkin; thirdly, that a Mercurial compowell and elerehy wager were found is the middle portion of the g-ullet a see in the lower portion of the small intenines, end that without starch wee found in the various parts of tbe mall and large intestines, as well as in the liver and MO of the ki.ineys ; fourthly, that the appearances preowned by the visa. - er., were, redness in the gullet, a catch of Mess in the stomach, cad great Mutes with is. Weaken it the upper part of the swell Intestines, less In the large leemiese (the redness of en toffmamatory nature, bring what was called acute icltrumatioe); It wee seated in the warms or lining uombrate, and such aa might have been produced either ty the action of an irritant substance, or else by the result of disease ; and fifthly and l as tly, t h e heart, lungs, live, Weep", end spleen. presented no appearance of • dames, end nothing to account foe death. The Coroner asked whether it wee at all likely that the result of Dr. Miller's exeminatiou would be different to what be (Dr. Taybrr) had stated P If it would, for the sake of the eceesed. be would again adjourn the inquiry. Dr. Tiqlor replied that so far as Dr. Miller had gone, there wee se eabeenteal difference. The Ceram then mimed up; and the Jury, titta Goa rabble Arr sheet an hour, returned an unanimous verdict of Widel harder" *gamut Marriott Nacre, who was at taro La committal ler trial as the matt opting masts, tat be held at mm SPORTING. BITTING AT MANCHESTER.--TtrisoAT. THZ DERBY. Bto apt Jr:spire (t) 11 to Tbormooby (t) 12 to Notootozit 12 to Dossosoor t 13 to —TM W ill 26 to The Drone ( ) 30 to Upprolisod (t) 46 to ' Polder (t) Tsg SZAT OF JUSTICR A DANGEROUS ONR.— Tits Affirm mil @tomer Athenian, which arrived at Liver pasi,,,magay. w ags on moms of a riot at Caps Coast Cada. The nallitry and volution wet. csil.l oat to intarposs ba tmen two hostile tribes, and alter reading tke Riot Act, the Chief lestion being much szbaostad, eat down on the ground, szikirtmatsly disturbing a large Mick soak*, which after ar reardng a _my thessming appearance was driven into an d. .sent bash. The Northern Reform Union held its most in humane! sad one of its moat numerous monism is Pm. m a k in ths Lecture- room, as Monday sight. The peinoi• pal weber wee Lord Topsham, who contended for the right ts tho sinip of seep wan who can read and Is not lass. pashehml by teem or imbecility. His lordrblp •poko for op. inntle Of nil Mar, W amulet trequmt out b ursts of eptuzi ey m t . semeetee Milk. succeeded Wm in an address d mpg yNa local view of the manhood 'admire sod the nrocseddags cf the Northam Reform Colon ia the Semi* elletr. DRATR OP A VITEMN.—The death of Mr. James Themes, We of the 422nd Renaming, en the 23rd sir., at Weeeper, has deprived se of the last of three breve men whs. under Sir Ralph Abefernesey, were tee arm to tarn the OW el mar meet the French oe the plane of Noir. The , wars snialt heel la the ripe age of eightrivra— . elimpeer Berea !VENT/4G, JANUAIIITRIP 1860. Alta IttlttUlgitltt. INSOLVENT DEBTORS 001/ET..=•JAN. 10. (Before the Chief Caundmisser.) ne la onoltaa Prasass* ohm& This footrest, who bed bees a shessearager and pro vides dolor is the Broadway, Wermessur, applied reader the Prow:ales Act. Mr. Way opposed for two creditors, sad Mr. Dress onp pored. It appeared that the ineolvent's business had fallen off so much that be wen obliged to chat up hie shop, and to au_p port his landly to Nell the males he used bade heehaw. He lead Pea very 11111011 reduced. The toot mimed • day for the Anal cedar. (Before Kr. Cosemishow Msrplty.) IN u 1011/I.IS NOVI APPWILLNCII. This insolvent refused to come up from Whiteciress-street Priers to be heard on his application to be disolairged. N Kr. ewcombe Dowse and Mr. Bergood appeared to oppose for • Mr. . • whams wee called , end it was alleged that the haolvest had made away with property, sad it was staid that there were mess be pay the creditors in fall. The court directed that so farther proceeding should be tuba is thb eve without arks to the other side. rs ma %MONA/ SWITX DICK'S& ditThe leolvent, an upholsterer, was opposed by four aro. ors Is pros. The eomplethenes bed worked for the lasolveat, and *toed of ! is ermiluot towards them. He owed them =nay. Mr. Corandoloshor Morpy thought that there wee mar oppreeelas by prop in the middle stem than by the rich towards the poor. He should deal with the are as if he poesessed the harion of a county sunset judge, end give • sheet judgment. The heolvest wee remanded for two mothe from the cad * ardor, which would keep him • month longer In prison. DI 33 WILLIAM I. VF W& Thh wee so of mikado* for disolmege as ea interim order prorates. Kr. Serpa mid a queries that the halves* was sot l• MOW, ea am ashes bought for the roomy of a "debt." An shim ens bewerght kr •• • athe eh MOW red to room damages is vesper to a boom The sent der rent wee struck out and a &mire jury awarded damages. The 6th ashes of the Pseetesiem Act was Foibles es to "debt." Mr. Oemendmismer Hanky bead that he mold deal with the ease, es the easestion we. for • nosy treershoe, sad wee clearly of opinion that It wee in am • " debt." The learned Commissioner went and consulted the Chief Cocambsioner, and, es he was against him, yielded and re tard to discharge the insolvent. As there was no tipper,/ (and be wished there was) he could not discharge the bemired. Mr. H. Ghillies subsequently remarked that he should have le move to Casks the petition, and Ole one under ths Prima Ace, la order that the iseelost might go out an bail. His Honor intimated that he should favourably salertats such ea appliorin. in as arcaitia This iesoleast, a traveller, wee opposed ley Mr. for a blacking maker named %mho, who lied .rage! him to collect ropy, and there was • hoboes of shout He complained of the expense Be had beta put to In the col lection of the money. The court gave • judgment of three mouths from the vesting ceder. 111 as future. Mr. Maass moved to enlarge the sale of the real estate is this case, in order to realise the property. Appliostios pentad. sr 11 C. R. SAMSON. In this case the pound was a voodoos dams. The debt wee 201.. end the cosh 601. Mr. Denary supported, end Mr. Dowse opposed. The insolvent wee discharged. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. (Bdon the Aelletaat-Judge.) Marla Taylor, 31, w iatikeed ter we atterlui the direilimrbsere el a ll=teree, bisaid 2 iteellsts thank four silk Anew aid elleur ertleleu beltersiag tokor sog toLastheels gimes. lir. Pored ordered the proroatios Mr. Sleigh aod Mr. Taylor dreaded the echoer. This otot iail lried entirely upon the worths as to the i . The prossontriz resides is Mode-terrordedwlaa-ro•d, rder ' orts-road, and had ceiresies to her ruse as the evenisg of the Slat Deserher, sod herd sip re, berm Beatellate afterwards she sat • ores, of ems kers for something, whim the door wee Mad lobed es the raids, sod • light was seen on the staircase. This brag ormsnaissied to the prosserris, she retard, sod the presser, it was stated, and arra err es • noise berg mode at the door, hurriedlyjegimed ft, having uringsblied the light, and ran oat. That the prisoner was one of the two the preescutrix swore, to the beat of her brief; and • young sr named Cook, who was there at the time, swore that he was cos of them ; and the means of knowledge they bad was that they saw him distinctly by the light of two lamps, and remorse hits sulterstotly her others by him atrengely-marked foram soil his hair, whisk was black, and a mar of curls. The sass or sway, boa fres a de scription given to the prior the rimer wee by No. 91 N, and in nerwrisig re Leese it weis=te doom and drawers had her weireheil eon, bra breed by • Abel, sod twe roe beadles el MAW_ rob or reat7 hir reseoraL The prom Wes trot at resererer art led Is his porerito • ribs of Irk odes. ' Ter the rho te II mm wee eel q, • wirer oared Berri pee a eirvarstestial a.eu of his brio, bees is the moray of the presor t sad a sheirror um' ler der 'Drying au horses Is Cbmidellerrese, Chiederm read, to whom be had taro Ma leer to be repaired ea the evening in rowels% sod that be was with this at • publio- house err she lied Heins drink ing her at the time the mass, was oresillad. !fad dist did sot appear when oriel to '..reheats this, and the heard inuner, in reply, eserreded shrogly epos that ekerseteire, aod also apes re rum of lki 'lodised of the peas-beer who supplied this Irk the bser, red al a boy ere the visors Board rid wee ales preassi, whilst ha (the paismr) sod Perdies, WO at re shop of the Whir. Ihe Lena Jeep err* summed up at earldershie length, dad the Jay hos& the prisoner scanty. It was then proved that he had bees proviovely reavieted sad releseed to for /sin' peer servitude for hoseehreakieg. Mr. Arden the emend the court, sod said he had bees aent for by • onbpirsa aid had ern se soot se be cosi& Ho should not have o at all bat be that,se he had Ma homily to look to, and hie Ohm was valorie Me this needs estate air rare to that of Bourret ; sod a *your in waiting said he kaew Mr. Bidden to be a respectable man. Re was erne of his neighbours, sad it was a great pity he had not snivel is the to give his error as it might have in duced the jury to ones to another strehtskr The ismer jmdgw rid rather than say error should be committed be would remind the preswir I. judgment, sad arse sore riot haqshies to be made. Foulshera, the error, proved other courtroom. Mr. Taylor maid a oar had occurred before Mr. Berm Bramwell to which be had allowed error addled sub sequently to • verdict to be laid before the jury, who this gave a vardwt reversing their forgoer or ; might net a similar course be taken in this case! The ksetani•Jediesaid be thought the roams he mu about to take would be the beet. The primer wee then remanded until next emelos._ One of the oaken of the House of Detestlem elated that a woman who lied Melted the primmer there had bra beard to tell him that It hod lean made all Pietist to a kWh" the witness Cook if he gave evidence which would get bi• ems. Meted. 7HE POLICE COUR7B. MANSION-1101T8E. thousl Bales s arm, was air recklessly driving • horse and earths Klag Willlarreaset, sad main over Elizabeth Eases. Mr. J. Rowe, redrew seed—Yealsrayalleraota, root three o'clock, I was to King William-strer Ire t a l= saner is • ors, driving at • good tree beware sae. I that be wee on his wrong aide. I was about to arose over Arthur-street, what ha suddenly drove read the osraar, sad I hid • bard job to get out of his way. There wee • young woman crossing at the time, and the hers braked her down, and before I had time to pull her away the cart wheel west over her lege. I immedively picked bar up, and • policeman coming by I gave the prisoner Ira custody, and the young woman was taken to the hospital. After the rigour's hone had knocked her down primmer tried to pull up, bat he was not able to do so in time. I should say that be was driving at the veto of five or ale Wise an boor at the very least. A readmit* from the borOtel stated that the pressablx wee suffering from • arse fracture of the lag, sad would not be able to attend to give evidesoe for at Mar a sorb. The Lord Mayor rid he should reseed the primmer for a math, bet take cot bell in 404 ter his appearance. Bell was tendered sad ancepted, and the Oscar wee Dread, _ _ 11caniei :whir, alias Tow MON., a Ise WI young know droned is thannitorm of the Bad Isdis Coupes 's =win, was brenglit up oa remand, charged with trona the 7th Dream Garde. Oa the former atainiewelea the prisoner dinisd that be we a droner, wed aid his wale was Taphole ; the evidence against him Wing thet hie teal name WY Seeker. Sergeant Gray, albs 7th Dragoon; was now must, and said be knew the pekoes; who Whited In the 7th In 1862, sad with several awe damned is 1666 whilst the rail UMW we ciaartared et Dablis. imanselletsly he deemed he sabred kam lbs Zees laths Compeers sonic; and started °Co India, whence be has jam reamed. The Lard Mayor— Do you sow admit diet you are a assaryz? Prir;rr—Yre, my lad. The Lard 7[q«—Thom I meet orwreit lo prima, sad I ehall comonichte with the decretary M Wei. BOUTIIWILI!Z._ As soon as Ir. i;o 7 tlisli -- oleo his ma as Y. bomb, tiro Ast, rl4 boolthrlookko; yousr me, ors& sookosut, stkaged. to sot he stoke valor as ibliowlas akomoisosso. I one at them, Irk, soled es spokosma, t,/..54 Ids os. Curlbw hid wend to the Beet Lois Com re Loa" sad were met hams with ether Win la New lash errivheg et °review! la Deemebee. Tim vim am skirt, ahem peanuts, without eitanteter, M tat Own iniib Is Maim eapioymeet. He eed hie he 'dairies la the Metropelitea =LI =they mold be setected, bat they had se tilmeesere. Kr. Bard;lza—WlLat cat I do tee yoa under the &cum- Mums Apporeat—Assist is, dr, bylaw ehaireeters. We hare beta to the FAA Iratia•lhosse, and although we had seek born* witti eseareZschirectie hey s while with ear troops ye cannot get T are keld ties Is. Mr. I> —I suppose you obtained your discharge it the regular way 1 1 Apphcent —Yea, sir; we accepted the general order, end obtained our ducharge with hundreds of other.. Mr. Bonham—lt is usual to insert in the discharge the characters of the wen. Applicant—l believe such to be the case with the army, but oars is Amply a dlacharge, and nothiug whatever is said about our characters. We mild get into the police dinotly ft we had that. _ Mr. Benham—How long had you been in the service P Applicant—Three years, air. Most a the ether soldiers preferred ftiMaiDll2/1 in India, but we claimed our discharge. Mr. Barchane—Yon received some money when you was Ap aisch =t—Yes, air ; but a very small sum. That Is all IMO% and now we are desiltute. Mr. Beecham—l cannot help you. You had better apply at the India-house. Applicant—We have, but it is no use. They won't g fva no our characters, and without that we cannot get into the polka. The (act is, the anthortUes ere enxiona for U. join the army again, sad they ere trying to starve as to it, and the, the rams they deprive us of oar good characters. Idr:l3tUeliam —I cannot mkt you in getting your cha racters, neither an I advise you how to act. The applicants thanked his worship for his oourtemy, and left the court mach diaappointed. FROM LAST NIGH2'B GbIZRTZB. RAIILROTTS. 151171 Ha Roothamptoe. homeopathic dome; to amender ha. Used M. at 11. M Roolostiallerost. Soh.. Walker and Bloomobars ; off. ass.. Poomail. 100 DT llMMatemia, grow. Jaa. 23 rd 106, 1.1. at IL at Div Am& OM LW* ; at meg.. ZooThaaa ammo storlsm. SI and lob. w ri &Mit . BVlTlrlarr°,, md.'t amok Mem mod Oo RoMoi; of. mid, mman, Masa JJoniWean Dom Onset ilimmesomilwa Soo A t toorchoot. Jam. ft art lob. at Il u agl a rlotal Osert. Noe. timitla and Co.. BOMA ; 01. mis.. Mike, Jolt Ram Trim Comma asser, Jim. IR and Tab 16, at 12, st Roam Oomet. Solo, Omani me ea. Lamer. mod Hislop sod rum. Roams ; ad. amts. . Reed. 117 . L ..n Ramsay Remota sod Ramos . Halifax, Tekohlre, Miss mokora ha. A sod at 11. at Lose Ocurt. do I k, Movollaml oa., Amide; te Yams, leads. PRTITIUXI.—AT tORTUGALRTRRITT. WOWS MI. 00/13111220111A LAW. Jae. 10.—W. Illtotimook, loyal tilotatotet. Whitachapok baste_ W. J. Mmes. IdorMobomerood. Narybobass. fourosymaidoomettor. BUOY COMMUIIO3.IIA 00575?. Jam SL-0. J. Ora, liamooperam.Oalooderom, bake—W. Adams. NW," morateot. Jim P. Maas% lieklatmeoliaol, Roses. blether—T. Mum. legiseasia. Naira4ribe piajim—c. rouge. me. worttloc" limos --4 .l l=lai su lta I=4, 4l Motomth mew% muMoommoom—J. Z. Moan, Pi rsl • Stasor-4. too. Ma., Ropatorneo. Ooloammo ass . m. Mmat illieL la t mo. OM St. Ova. _ • B.g.. ul: • l r bka'kfm;A. s.id, OwS l M n.a. -Ira'; =-r il" ,.... uket l"l hrhraZWwoh. ao..„, l'sft. Oshooss. 'o ll.°ll.ll"ag alwowliwil Nonl. ll".4llS°.. o V otii Worm. 'Mild or. he astern ppor bill -J I chromatic . Tie* irukbannabmastra• misemo-W. Si b. R. dip flow-N. &whs. Brook imem• se • &sic controctor-.1. Rhinos. Peoldros4 awl Pwrirldselhoe. Om .Itlppin broker lalloolrook Obolkoweell. sal Norwich-T. !hitt. M I. , l2_o_ileoewhill iw ltio. t. .... pqW 371 ir- ault._ a A. NriTlLlbuThior-It. WSW kw" Yorshowwwwet. Lowdzitow-0. TAM Orcwow.. &TWIT -____. -.. ... ..._....__ . —.— asears,llsersikauget. K. Salary usamainni.. *lncograra, book _ . DICLAILATIONS or PIVIDIIIID& Wigan Ikapal.;;•1:01370Cr O;4I6I.trbOUNNIIID-413d dividend ef ddb ion wen sproobl, Jon . 11. an ts4ss ladaislasat Wedamiran se La's. Alikaiiabo-y. (Isom' Noon, Rayleigh. Sem balider-14 d ge. Td., Jan. 11, sad throe entoesosne Wsdandiall lie lent, Rumens Riau BAJWAW Haas. Magnin' end alnesnier, lot Madam of ed.. aad Vim sralissinnt *edemas" at lets. Anisnosabary. Zonate Duba lidooas„ &Massie. sad 30affeas, tasrebsat-14 deed of 710., Jam 11, and three subsequent Wadaseckeyn so Leek, Aldermasbery. enemas Hesaerr, Royal s o and Caanlarimni. How-ertek, ins newebsat—let dimd of la Jan. 11, and three sabeakamt Wedasnlay., at Isaa eldermanbuiy. Revues Boas kieles'opisea City, mercheat—kh dividend of WL. br iar. iaz z, at W Manors* mat -WWI weft. 7311.115 i Tab me wets. Haymarket. dealer la pleturse—lit dividend of Ss. 3d., any Wedamoay. at Whitmore's, IleaustalL Join Miserr, BlrmLogram, "tonsillar-Ist dividend of Sid., a Tow day. as W bits:twee. larmtnebtm. Joss °Dors& ! 51111 Y, Wolverhampton. Ittalfordoblre, pork Issidees— dividend of 9d., any Tomas:, at so bltmoray. ktlnnlnglam. Assay Junius end Joss berrairon. bknatnelren, paper naebe rasautactortri—dividend of 71e. 84.. &or Tuesday, at WlLidouren. &JIM &MUSD W2llllOOl/. Harm Wham, faelor—dirkkeld Li i{l. NW T 01,447.44 KDlVlDilmer a, Immingham. NDS. Pt. IL W. Hamm aad 8. Plat/Eng. lima& City Emir OS bola Oa oboe maautsottfrpro—lreb 1 __.—...........-riia at 3 - iad - 57Witisse. WFone. • eems). m nandld Mm lito ..6.o. loadart . • PM. - L • 4 4Eie las eler. Memos , ' Ar °mart. s lll .l = seder. righiltreaeh m lliorlali.l 5 . lkffflakim wino rod 410b=alk. ii• J. um& anallwarddsaler. r i llloo boponr 6r wmrennie shown DIN eallemy. ADJ. T. Ohnebe. Oldatarleapea.VZlDr. Iris wsthemir unn-ftb. I. li, 1t.= . .4. 1 ., ...,. ~.......... ..... aft. . map manetaleinlare.-Wr N. Dank banibeleent. .1111ner-/Tha T. Latta. IN Madam Clerkewelloowbpspor-role. A. Dims* Wiliedirpokeeedodeloa and KM.. dealer - TALI. J. trek lleddenbiad. Daateene. Mime mean -Jan- a. W. A. \Makin. lielara. Leamehlwarat asolNan.lll. J. Carierthi. Dandaa. lAwAikko. men siatabsall-ta. I. W. lits da. Old Monon. Tafel**. war. rAsTilissmus DIMOOLVHD. W. D. Hooper sad J. J. Hooper._ll/. J llea ....ea ern- Diadem ead W. mimmia tibdie tronsoneen-J. etobb aad A. POSIMIII. A. HIASIANA. w. Wellisil.b. and J. J. JI . Oka aad A Cl Oldham, iaardeblPe. imam eaM likedaor, on.. Jolla tYdrit.Pm..ned Jima ilardner, liobioneo. so ler ea moan Jeft Oarlike; jon.-A. Marrwastiorlt J sad A. Warn, peopolehois id a pertolds Arm who and inenitlan so Area impala& Alarrywaselier-l. Yerrywtsteer and H. peagelowes oi • peitable Mem ead elainblnd W. wed J. J. Aaron. Jam.. Ink IL Pilaw aad J. J. Alban Oho Jari0w n 1.r........ tr . liesba. mew . M. we ial t 3. J. Allport-J. lie an 0. law" - Diaeselheidedie Mmetraeage,.......... -o..illeresn. J. AWE*. and J. Oman learoweee a. daeaseilA and W. Omsk LeediOn. Neellordeldre. mannekelZe72 elins-Jais Wd rd Jazost W Aft. liorseasia. Lenenableo r a* ka=j. milladyi and A. Lsldet. apdaialoarA A. T. A U.O. ekkhdleb. Y. T. Oodu. sad H. Oloamerene.lisoliuo. ba g Ma as rear* 0. liddalpie-e. Dow. s.d W. X. Oiennirlek. eons- O. Meniet and A Looraiddeo lidisr diesentars-ei. Clarice sad IL J. Ow" Had J. Tana ondwata . awl J. =Vll•latiell eawrore hp atom power-J. Ma .4.614 =1 . Wilma. Lso t eionnondra, wholemie tinyAloll/ sad W. Uverpoul. Inemeeeders W. W - T. M o . LIMY& D. Walter. mad erw i tiVr&i ltiaiThvgi Ouneesp--0. Dow sod T. H. Woerdl, larmlessinae. wow en e...-T. K. ~akaSsed) and D. JemiA Lawneed. nardwine..J. sod A leeerpool.oaaoldas mere -A a Mk. H. . aad O. ir Ainneion epos-lied. bill db. eowaluo- A pad J. W ideeesiedi, di. Loomardrea. pezu y a. nown. g . W. EL AAR. awl Upper Asa. reseleadierzeni. dinder-J,Drakaieweela awe =CA M = t i k . WIN r ims. . egMma tisarAarew orapier-J. BOA. d. W. r . 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Jou Your. eleogon, name. Jen. 17. at the nealty Han. (1 ow. linen jOTIM,L, titen-Urnaltan. %corm alum tanner. JO.. 29. at the phertff•Cteran Otlka. troatarty. JllO/11AZ JOTOZZ, Crocus/V. grown. Jan. W, at the ElhentrOlettli 0.1111. Omelette. D•• 111 loainnrsis. not Lack* teneon, Jan.l9. at the 7eeelt2 ahem MARKETS. COTTON.—LivizrooL, JAN. 10.—We have to report a quiet motet to-day, without change in prices, which nougat steady. The atlas are 6,000 bales, of which 1,000 are for export sad speculation. COTTON GOODS.—MANcuesruit, Jan. Io.—An es amedingly large bummer has been done in 20's, 24's, and 28's warp end pisoops, for Holland and Germany, and prime have advanced id. to id. per lb. In other yam there is not much doing, inconsequence of the higher rata spinners here been led to auk through the considerable business done last week for India, China, and other markets. There advances buyers do not seem disposed to give but the market is strong and healthy, and the tendency of the market generally la upwards. In cloths we have a quiet market, without any charge in prime as regard. India fabrics. There are no stocks, however and therefore prices are well kept up. The demand for lag -cloths and T-cloths continues good, and prime are *way. For printing cloths the Isar makes ens meet In rpollirt. The lower qualities are not so brig, bat prices are lair. Tine and 'Wooled yarns continiso hi ragout. WOOLLIN.—Lame, ;mt. 10.—Ifetwithehmithig there err a hem fog der* rearket boors this maniac, there los bus a prissy 1111USIONII agesdesee of =Lit the cloth W e, sod • Meetly balms treareeleg, y is mix. Wei sei ether light Wines. WOOLll.—Huwwasunaw, Jaw. 19.—TIN wool Web /.. been sleek he the last three sr tour weeks, bat than Is ligbdy hionssed demand to-day, moody obamTable in stale, and prior keep very steed,. MANI:TACT URBB.-11 JAN. 10. —Thai MI been a moderate attrideac• at buyers from Lowies as well • a Sew from the ooautry, ea, though bogus§ tnasectloos de sot sipper to be heavy, than is wary primps* of a speuly reaumptioa of that activity la wade which has prevailed during the greater girt of law year. CORN.—Hina., Saar. 10.—At to-day's market less Eng- Lab wheat offering then of lets, and isles proceed with mon freedom et lay Met week's rates, some quantity babe saki& by imeralative buyers to bold over; top price of re 4 465. to 465. per 6041b5. F oreign bold above the ides. of buyers. Barley novae off belay at rates unobteinable In the early part of the week, and most of the late Airport cleared off. mad otas slow sale, at prime is favour of buyers. The imports last week are se under:— Wheat, 103 qrs.; barley, 717; berms, 472; pees, 680; linseed and rapeseed, 4,661; bones, 392 tons. LIMOS, J•x. 10.—We continue to be well sup plied with wheat MAI the ream arrivals ; the tons of trade is healthy, and a fair business pawing at the rates of Friday lest. Barley ea before. The demand is Malted for beans. Oats, Melba', and other articles without sheration in value. Arrivals mince this day week :—Wlest. 6,163 qrs. ' • barley, 1,131 qrs. ; oats, 32 qrs. • linseed, 177 qrs. ; bans, 1,184 ; pees, 632 qrs. eapesesd, 620 qrs.— Avenge price of grain :—Wheat, 1, 978 qrs., 48e. 6d. ; oats, 132 qrs., Ns. 10d.; twig, 1,392 qrs., Ws. ; beam, 136 qrs., 425. 11d.—(From the circeder of Yews. Doane sad Co.) _ _ _ Lvirs, Jur. 10.-The weather has been frosty for the the last two or three night"; to-day is thick and foggy. At our Corn Exchange this day we had • moderate allele of wheat, condition was better then hut week, and all descalp thieut met a ready sale at the extreme prices of this day week. Barley, of malting samples we had only a small show, and f 3 rizi as es were rather darer; grinding qualities as last week. and peas firm at late prow. Present quota tions are :-Wheint, white, old, Piths. to 6311 w., 44.. to 465. ; ditto, new, 60Ibe. to 621 be , 42a. to 47e.; red old, tube. to 6811.., 424. to 465.; ditto, new, 6911.. to dub.., 39e. to 445. Barley, Chevalier, new, 6211 g. to 641b5., 38e. to 46e.; common, Piths. to 621bs. 27e. to 81.. Beans, old, 66th.. to 66ilbe., 465. to 60e.; ditto, new, 6411.. to 661ba., 40e. to 47.. per qr. to the gown. NIACASTLE, JAM. 10.-The weather hes manned a more settled character. The barometer continues to rise, which may be deemed the precursor of inst. At tar market this morning we had • moderate show of wheat from the powers for which a fair sale was found at fully Satur day'a rates, in other thiscriptions few trepanations occurred, the wiretuunetstive "tate of the dour trade canting our millers to operate very cautiously. In new foreign there was ra th er lea passing, bat for old share was an improved Inquiry both on the spot and for shipment, choice red Wolgeat toseiting 60s. per 60411.. in quantity. Floor was sparingly dealt in, but in its value we quote little variation, extra Norfolk end Sao& houtholda still making 32a., and Whites, 345. Hamburg extra supers up to 40e., auks 'Wandal. Bulgy In slew request but not lower. In other articles no change requiring contawat. 13•1111151111 T, Jew. 10.-All descriptions of grain Slime to hand in better condition to-day, but the supply was com =rely short. There was a tolerably good sprinkling of in attendance • but the trade was limited to the better samples of wheat, which sold very freely at last market's quotations. Tilers was no alteration in the prise of flour. Than was also • good trade done in melting barley, at full pekes; but in grindleg samples very little was passing. Malt woe rather a dull trade, without change in prices. In oats there was no ohange in value ' bat beans and pea. had • donauerd tendency with • dull trade. Wheat, old, 40e. to 60*.; new ditto, 41e. to 48a.; barley, 24.. to 42". ; oats, 24e. to 29a.; beans, 40.. to 60e.; pees, 40s. to 465. ; rye, 30e. to 365. per qr. Tares, 7s. 6d. to 8.. 6d. per bushel. Fleur, 31s. to 37e. per sack. Malt, Ba. to Ba. 6d. Der bothel.; CATTLE.—lleaumnar, JAN. 10.—At our market to-day there wee sorties a short supply of beasts, particularly of the best sorts and there was a good winkling of buyers and dealers in &Meadows. Good oxen ware readily sold, end fully maintained former quotation., but inferior tarts hung heavily on hand, sad a clauseos was not entirely effected, though prices in no instep*, gave way. Sheep were in very limited supply, and mostly of an inferior character ; the trade wee very flagging, though ulti mately all were sold. Former prices were main tained for best animals, with a slight downward ten dency for the poorer description. Very little doing In calves, sod veal minutes its full value . In the pig market we had a fair supply, and a little more bummer was traumasd then of late, at a slight improvement. Best ox beef, lls. to 12e. pm more ; cow heifer ditto, 10s. 6d. to Ils. ed.; best down mutton, 70. per lb.; other breeds, did. to 7d.; veal, 7d. to 70. ; fresh _pork, bid. to 7id.; salted ditto, 7d. to 13(1., and Os. to oa. ed. _per adore 18 , 1 1 5 2 _ Wen, Sid. per lb.; dry ditto, Pd. to 10d. ; sweet pickle d hams, 99 d. to 10d.; quarter old store pigs, 10e. to lee. each; cows with calves, 141. to 181. each. TRAFFIC' RETURNS. AU.Pew Mar. Total. Total. LUI11•111. pro. sirs chaDdlie. It*. 1814. A week- Des IT. IMO A gal 41 . Orea;e 1i e g rOmar 1170 11.r67 11.306 Lt. erre err Dee. 22 Darter 9/11verea IBS TN LON lan LIS wee[ erre Dee. U. era Wean et Ceres .. M 6 1.1131 4.167 7.613 1 . 0 Dear ad Ler Hann 14 1.3 7 ifeet err Jae. 1. Oceswoll . 716 296 992 D eerrreeailriClC(.4 4 sla ate e.rn VI ea mere Jo. T. 1e63. 1.60 err. sr Ikea worts 6.317 0,730 Week mare Jr. I. area Lamsbrais 121 769 UM 1202 1.6 6 9 Ikea Urea 1 L 487 3,3.1 9.111 Macke sod M LOD LUS • The Owe Is inciedvs qf Valls ems moor Migligaing •w the Looks ma Nara Wooers maim Ocassess. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. OABUALTIEB. door. Contain Norris. dewed from Gibraltar on the bid of October for &runes sod has not glare been beard of; bat • boot, .such damaged, marked armada ....env." and tondo noses Non*" ms poked op on the Dodger bank. off Vigilant. ea the rind or bard of November. lash (brig), of Jenny C.sytaln Parobard. from Tispilies to forty. with a mry of Mind timber, roe oft shoes at Cape Eng ba dunes a duos kg sa ths 9th Inecomber, owl was totally lost; env seved.-111. Jobe& Nfld.. Dec. IL Unapt= (logos). trim St. Jobs' lo Liverpool. Ins lost In the Polies romespe oaths IMO of Doesadier; three gam drowsed.— Now Tort. Dga. Dorgan% Captain algrelstan, from New Mimeo to the Clyde. boa been Ireton the Little Bahama: Pardo surly all laved. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. aurora Austral* tree London lot Hebert Tows, Dee. 4. Sem (beripsei, trea Loadoc tor Moos Bey, DM. 4610 N. ion UM W. s tivie), at Liverpool, based W, Dia I, Lt 4.00 N, la. Time, rum Limpet kw Wont' Video, Nov. tl.lat 6 N, lon 24 W. [Advertisement.] HOLLOWAY'S PILLS AND 0111T1111/11.--WINT NIL DM WlL—Lorltoll winters bring with them ps gam disaiges, arising from variations In teinveratare and atmospherie Item Om noxious cams few pinions massif meets— meelflave gelds, scesiMess, or Infla , on, for which diseases Dollowari rir sod °leanest dmehl he tved.mil • oure lad he certainly effected. We the pille OM al hoperitte. from the body at...milli the °Un imak mil =Mel re m ctv,t and throat. penetrates Um akin, ro mom lairmilisa. ream irritation. and restore. to °main ...W -ow mai • i l d tel aim et the human body. Asthmatic aod dalkoto elmak 1a eelkeelion to fgy). dawn, weather, are Dented by Wain Mew% olatesot over the Imes. Inure It 11100 t• all the drealitlen sal 111001. impurities. BERTHS. NADRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. ALDRIDOX.-Jan. 6, •• Cliftomroad. Bt. Jointh.grood. the wife o W. iv Aldridim. Rao ,of • daualgter. BA RK EIL-Jan. 6, at ilandown tomes. Chester, the wife of F. IL Fluter. 0p d a daughter BRAY A N.-. Jan. 9, at Wimbledon, the wife of R. Boma, En., of • BltitrY.-...1an. 5, at Oodgeartb Lodge, tanembire, the wife of Captain I. B. Bay..H. BA Military Troth, of • win. lIENDS.-Jsa at Hoek 1 4 4. taw Liverpool, the wife of Mouth W. R. Man* CUL, ot a t r. OLDKRPHAW.-Jen. 9, at arwielingluare. Belerarnfeiatl. the wife of R. P. Malcom, Ilan, of • ton. ROLLO.-Jam IL at Upper Bro.t.otreet, Grosvenorequare, the Right Hon. the Lady Rollo, of • ton STRANGE 6. at Petegolaid. Banta, Bra M. &now, of • •on. WATTJ . T. at S. , -an tiater.mreet, P h orimainequant , the wile of W. U. 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