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. THE SUN, LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING jANUARY 14 9 1860 , . t a date 28th December, 1859, instead of the 6th January, payable thereon, on the in;ortation thereor --- into - Great Britain :- s it i l fl B e 6o ß , r a i s g a p d r e- e v i lir e l u y t e s n t a a t n e t d . 1,17 a MIDDLESEX SESSIONS-lan. 13. POLICE INTELLIGENCE-lan. 13. ' slay previeus arettngement with the defendant him her J. H. Ruthven to be uw"----'------'-'-"TIIE ITALP - ANQUE -- STIOi: - lateral, which would requi h r e e a ho s t i t e e g s e t o m r o a n s t u h c s ce o s f sin a n n of sieges, beginning in t • 4.- . * , lelf. - Now, admitting that the two halves of a£s MANSION-HOUSE.-Mr. John Aickman Sal- note were received by Mr. Miller, and that they Captain, without purchase vice Brevet-Maier Riversdale From the British possessions in America- .. 2 P 7 e s r cw , t t . a __--.4,----- (Before the Assistant-Judee.) It. Glyn, deceas - ed ; Ensign William tames Kempt Muscovado, the produce of the East Indies 328 4d b mon appeared in discharge of his recognizances for were sent by Mr. Salmon, where is there any proof (From the Horning Post.) excessively sultry year. We can hardly wonder, 1 7 William Pettingnle, 28, was indicted for stealing further examination upon achargepreferred against of any corrupt motive or attempt to bribe on his Myers to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Ruthven. Average price of the foregoing MARKETS - It appears, humanly speaking, as if the tranqui l_ then, that Napoleon 111., satiated with milita 20 muffs and other articles, the property of Edward him about a fortnight ago at the instance of the part ? It is laid down by Hawkins, in the 67th 3 d A l d V j e u s t t an l t n , di v a iee ße x lment-Lieutenant John Moore to be diee _ glory, and perhaps not unwilling to continue the 29s 51d lity of Europe and the solution of the Italian Boyd Roberts, in his dwelling-house. Lords of the Admiralty, for that you, on the 12th chapter of his " Pleas of the Crown," that " a bribe, ngsmill, * who - resigns the Adjutancy eee traditions of the first Bonaparte's tendeeness for :P A O l T a s E t a i A r T T m A , L l l a o n l .1' A . - - 1, D L o i e n tl a t l e a n a t o n b t - O C L o l i o e., n u t e e l n a n J o t h - n c L l u c a l s , t . C a i ° rk Lij e t il:r w El a s:tPlhl? -- eulty depended upon the establishment of an agr Austria, 'should have . eiven the Austrian Em- Mr. F. H. Lewis was counsel for the prosecution ; day of December, in the city of London, unlawfully in the largest sense of the word, is somethine taken W co il o ton, C. 8., from half-pay Unattached, to be Lieutenant xt a o pj n oE l 41° w 14- orst j w -4- e N 'ha l3 v • e had for some te 1 nel, vice Brevet-Colonel Norcott, C.B who exchanges- To-day's in ment between England and France as to the course peror easy terms at Villafranca. But, in truth, did attempt and endeavour to bribe one Thomas for serviees, or offered as an undue reward by or to William Miller, then one of her Majesty's servants some person in the public service, or, as we will to be pursued. It is quite clear that the Austrian the astuteness of the young autocrat seems the prisoner defended himself. never to have got the better of his more experienced In March last three prisoners, named Henry policy and the policy of France are not and i h _ opponent. Francis Joseph gained almost a 11 he Pettingale, Oliver, and Daw were tried for a rob- in her Majesty's y , y take it, connected with any public body, in order dock ard at Portsmouth thereb Villa.franca. s ear o one , ime. Scar wanted, and more than he could reasonably have . , corruptly to induce him to neglect and do some act to induce him to do a thing against the known by purchase, vice Wilton, s h ' cely a transaction was done in any article, and can beidentiettl. The peace of Dely upon the premises of Mr. Roberts, Princes- v o retires. wheat did not tempt buyers at a reduction of 2d to 3d per dof it last July. the French Emperor, led away by contrary to his duty as such servant-namely, to rules of honour and integrity." Now, what is there HOSPITAL STAFP.-Assista t 1 F s nt-Surgeon William Brad- een a . lour was again offered cheaper and d lers would ea . ing all the fruit that see predicte . expected, while . street, Regent-street, convicted and sentenced. •,i -• •fi t 110 • shaw from fficiently defined, and visions of a federal Italy, with the Pope at its i . gis e iis certi ca e a wing certain sums of money in this case which can be so interpreted ? , the 32d Foot, to be Assista.nt-Sur eon to the not take good extra State at 255. India' n corn was quiet It was hastily concocted, insu . t d dAt •• dil member, gave up what Ibis Prisoner was included in the indictment, claimed by you for certain work and materials done The Lord Mayor- What was the £5 note for ? Forces, vice Simon, who exchanges ; Actin g • dt d g Assistant- an sea y. ld not, in the na ure hea ,an us im, as aoc e imperfectly guaranteed. It cou • the world thought to be the natural fruits of his haying been concerned in the robbery, but he ab- for and supplied to the said dockyard. Mr. Sleigh-What was it for ? Your lei dship will Sureeon Thomas Callawa ha y s ceased to do duty, there - wcred the pressing beiife no lon • ccasion for his services • Of things, work well. It allS victory. One thing is perfectly clear-that sconded. Lately he was apprehended for loitering From the evidence previously given it appeared forgive me if I reply to that by another question. Is WAKEFIELD -JAN. 13. Cie b areArsi g ' e s r D o EPA 1 I . fbl dshed ; R ENT.--The . Rev. Charles J. llort, The show of wheat was good, and there being a firm , demand on all sides for a nessation o oo Napoleon was in no way prepared for the about with skeleton keys in his possession without that the defendant having a patent for some smoke- there a tittle of evidence to show that Mr. Salmon Cha • plain to the Forces, obe Chaplain of the Third Class. business, the quotatio f the future of Italy consuming apparatus, was employed in the early sought to induce Mr. Miller to do anything at all ns were fully the currencies of last but it left the final settlement u reception which his arrangement met with lawful excuse, and committed to Coldbath-fields BREVET. market. The business done in barley was limited, but that to which it had from Europe. From Italy rose a cry of part of last year to fit up two furnaces in Portsmouth e against the known rules of honour and integrity ?" to another arbitrament than _ Brevet-Colonel the Hon Au stus Al • prices as before. Beans and eats the turn dearer. Malt risen by a summary sentence, an d the police Dockyard, and that it was a part of the duty of Mr. I put the question to Mr. Miller, " Did Mr. Salmon gu merle Spencer / and shelling steady. The sword and shame. In every free press in- P an ger C B L' ' . ~ ieutenant-Colonel half-pay 44th Foot, to have the been referred by a. recourse to arms. •sed of it the risoner was taken Miller assistant chief en ineer there to certify the as had failed. Again dignation and ridicule were mingled with in- having been appri p , g , k you to do anything contrary to your duty as a local rank of Major-General, in the East Indies. ' Wheat, per qr. of 8 bushels 601 b., Essex, Suffolk, and was drawn because diplomacy _ . ll d credulity. In France itself the news was re- into custody, on the expiration of his term, by In- satisfactory completion of the work and sign the public servant ?" and he replied " Certainly not," Brevet-Colonel Arthur Augustus Thurlow Cunynghame, Kent, white, old, 48s to 518 ; new, 48s to 51s ; ditto, red, lomae a am ca e the sword was sheathed, and dip y g h 1 • d *th a blank silence even more expressive bills before payment. The defendant pressed for pay- and by that answer I stand. Eeen taking it for C. 8., Lieutenant-Colonel half-pay 51st Foot, to have the old, 42s to 44s ; new, 42s to 44s ; Lincolnshire and York • nd now, after sin months, the w 0 e ceive wi ,_ _. _ t spector Holder, C division. The circumstances of 1 r loca ank of Major-General, in the East Indies. shire white, new, 45s to 50s ; red, 41s to 445. ' into action ; a d All parties ore per- than the demonstrations of the Piedmon ese or the ment in December, upon which orders were sent granted, therefore, that the £5 note was sent by Mr. tion is still unsolve . the robbery were given at the time. The property Captain Robt Small 25th Foot to be Major in the Arm Averages for the week : ques d discretion be exultation of the German Courts. Of course, it was down from th Ad • It e mire yto examine, and, if correct, Salmon to Mr. Miller, in the absence of all proof that • " y . Brevet-Major Robt. Small, 25th Foot, to be Lieutenant- Wheat . 2,715 qrs., at 46s 6ed plexed and if the greatest care an stolen was worth 1:140. pass the accounts ; and simultaneously Mr. Miller it was intended to induce him to do anything con- Colonel in the Army. - ' ''d th th f F again be de- 1 impossible for the Emperor to renounce the pro- . Peas , not exercise e sou o europe may hich it mi ht The prisoner was found guilty, and two convic- had two envelopes addressed to him,-one contain- trary . to his duty as a public servant, or anything Captain Octavius Hamilton, 2d European Light Cavalry, Beans .•• •- ~ 106 „ dby a deadly war. Indeed, notwithstanding ' /13iSCS which he had made, and on w g . 43s 51d ' solate d • 1 • half of a£s note withou a word " ftl F b dP • d nontese arms be said that Austria had ceded Lombardy to his bons were prove against iim, on one of which he ing merely the first , t against the known rules of honour and integritye' to be Mejor in the 4.rmy. Barley. ... ..... 1,019 „ • 383 111 d the successes o le renc an ie 1 dto four ears' enal servitude which of writin s and the other containine a letter from I have vet to learn that in such a eise a megistrate Captain Ashton Cromwell Warner, 2d Bengal European Oats • 1 t-e concessions of territory wrung ally. Then his pride forbade that lie should own was ser.tence y p , g, . ~. . . - Li ht Cavalry, to be Major in the Army. Rve ll _ ~ last spring, an( I , he had undereone. the defendant, accompanied by the second half of would be justified in committing the defendant for ..% -a Oil . from Austria, the Italian question is as unsettled himself oetwitted, or that he should seem to repent terne _. __. _ . L '' t ted that when th ' he £5 note but without an reference bein made trial He did his wn e t priso i ner t . , y g . rk to the satisfaction of all par- e promotion of Brevet-Major Grreme Alex. Lockhart, 78th Foot, to Lieutenant-Colonel in the Army, to be ante- -- MANSFIELD-JAN. 12. ' now as i 1 was then, and the state of Europe is of the arrangennent to which he was pledged: Ac- Mr. 1' h ll de e d wis s l a th 91 d le t- to it The letter was addressed from a hotel in Kine- ies cone ri was appre en no ess an up Ica es re a . b t e ied. He did it even to the satisfaction of dated to 26th April, 1859. This corn exchanee to-da was scantil su li • y pp ed with I * t eT al We insisted then that d• 1 th m ere Europe sneered or Italy coin every wiiasri ic . cor mg y, e (... . h o ld_ ing to property, the proceeds of seven distinct rob- street, Cheapside, where the defendant was staying Mr. Miller himself, who has his own rival inven- The commission as Major in the Army of Brevet-Ma' jor wheat, and sales we7e eff y ected somewhat- freely at previous the conduct of the English Government was Un- plained, the more the Emperor persisted in up . James Leith, 2d Dragoons, to be dated 28th July, 1858, In order that it belies, were found in his possession. at the time, and this brought it -within the jurisdictions at work in the dockyard, and is not likely terms. In other grain no material change. worthy of this great nation : that covert insi- ing the terms of the convention. . . Th A• t tJ d 'cl th tth t" fth C t•b t th ff h d • • e ssis an •u ge sat ere was no e ion e e our , u e proo o an writing was therefore to inspect such work with too favouraoie o f i i instead of the 20th of that month, as stated in the Gazette Wheat, red .388 to 41s 1 Oats . 17s te 241 *rison nothin to - 7th September, 1858. White do nuations against the Emperor of the French- might seem there was, in his opi , .g . rhtt d bt d'ffi It •d 1 . •th h dfi • t d 1 ••11 f l' d ' H • - - .46s to 48s Beans 33s te 48s 'ens with a cordiality sig es ou or i cu y in ea ing wi en , a e cien , an i was principa yort le pro uction an eye. eying completed his contract in March, The commission as Ma' •th Berle jor in e Army of Brevet-Major Y .24s to 378 Peas ....34s to 38s such as may be found in Lord Malmes- regret, he treated the Austin. d distin uished case as this, and the sentence upon the prisoner was of further evidence on this point that the proceed- the defendant a lone whil • • e after sent in his account Thomas Rattray, 64th Bengal Native Infantry, to be ante bury's letters to Sir James Hudson-and inde- which verged on obsequiousness, an th g t th th b kept in penal se 't de f t • X n d - M M . ll h n ld • ae e rvi u or en years. ings were a Jour e . dtdt th ltM 858 - -_____ e represen a- to 'r. i er, wo to him that was not the proper a e o e s ay, 1 . EXETER -Jaw. 13: corous snubbing of the King of Sardinia, were Prince Metternich as if he had been h 1 b It b t . dth t Inl th ' may e men ione a wi e e prisoner Mr. West now appeared on behalf of the Admi- place; he must send it to the Accountant-General at 'Lie wo e ear- COMMISSIONS BY LORDS-LIEUTENANT. The'business to-day WAS dull at the following prices :- not only bad in point of taste, but also in point of tive of an old and trusted al • ye bl d ' o much resem e its was in the House of Detention a letter was sent ralty ; and Mr. Sleigh for the defence. the Admiralty. Thereupon Mr. Salmon sent it to the County of Oxford-John Fowden Hodges, Es b Wheat, white..ss 9d to 6s Od I Barley,. .' . ' policy ; and that there was a broad and obvious in e e of the Imperial Court to . q., to e . 4s Od to 4s 3d R • t h • ' f n fh* f the eace with us- in o im rom 0 e 0 is accomp li ces ;i t m e. len R e gan, practical engineer, King Edward- Admiralty, but there the reply was, "We can't pay Deputy Lieutenant. Ditto red 58.3 d to 58 6d lOa ts .... .. 3s Od te Os 01 line open to England whieh would have enabled her conduct after the conclusion o p _ _ . . Flour, fine, 328 to 335; seconds, If ro lyph . cs d • h bl t L bth I k th d f d d k ls o osed to this was in ie g i , un ecip era e ex- s reet, an e - now ee en ant, an now it, because it is not signed by Mr Miller ." and in Cambridge University Rifle Volunteers-James Baker 308 ta 3ls per sack. to use her influence in behalf of Italy without in sia. In the meantime theejourna pp " Esq., late Bth Hussars, to be Major ; Octavius Stur ' CATTLE. d those tirades were pub- t b those who wrote it, and the his handwritine, as I have seen him writ . 1 f li• * • cep y e whi ewe act, everyt ing goes to prove that Miller attem ted ges, the least compromising that stern neutrality which country had their way, an . . nto whom it was dd .- d d 1 t t • i 't th sa 1t 1 • M h t • tth ld t S 1 ' • • a i esee ,an i was go were s eying a e me io ein anc es er in o row co wa er on a mon s inventions. But, P Esq , late Bombay Artillery, to be Captain ; Duncan Dar- The attendance was fair; and : the -* k • mar et was largely din the En lish co le a spirit perso ohEe BA t 2 obe Lieutenant; Alfred Edward Northey, supplied with stock, with an active business doing. Pork Englishmen, with one heart and one mouth, de- lished which rouse g • P P It But into the prison by being wrapped round a piece of 1857. He was acting as agent for my father at the however that may be, it is clear that Salmon' h d r i' c ' s -•' • • a Ls mended should be maintained: The then Minister of which the Volunteer movement is the resu . q., to be Ensign ; Robert Burn, Esq., M.A., to be Cap- carcases in molerate supply. butter the friends of risoners beine allowed to time and I had fre tient o ortunities of seein no ot his mono in the m• ' ' t ality but the influence of the indignation of Italy and the remonstrances of , . p . b , q pp g t g y iddle of December, and I tain ; Richard Digby Cleasby, Esq., to be Lieutenant ; Fat beef, p score,los6d to lls EWes, per lb „ eid - .. ton' did indeed maintain neu r , I them if they think fit, with food before him write I believe the envelo es and the letter don't know and don't care whether he h Henry Evel n Oakel Es BAtobe E i Pork c,areases,do 8s ad to 9s6d Wethers, d 0...... 7d te It 1 the Continent was reduced to a this country were not to be quieted by any concert supp y , . . . . . . . . p as got it yet, lst CI Y e Ed' 1' cl " '' g na gn. his Government on trial. The letter was a curiosit uni ue in its oduced to be in his handwritin - although Mr. Miller in December certified the in- iy 0 _ c al Rlgh Artillery Volunteers-Thomas Sheep, per lb. Bell E am ; Archibald Campbell, Esq., to be minimum. A policy that was pro-Austrian one between the lately hostile Courts. The people of r , . ye q p . g . e en way. Ihe trick was detected by the Governm, Mr. Sleigh said he was quite satisfied with this voice, and Mr. Salmon sent it to the Admiralty. No Firs't I g le . u' t t° be • a r Rough fat, 41d per lb. ' week and anti-Austrian another, that was shaped Central Italy held their own; in spite of persuasi , enant , ohn Alorehead • AUFarlan, Esq., to be n ho refused to let the risoner have it alth h fof handwritin but althou hhe knew the , - 11, 1, " ; 1 hi , from hand to mouth in nervous subservience to the and almost threats, they declined to receive bac. w . .el . , oug proo g, g eou et t-e --m.ra.ty -as eeen perfectly right in in- Second Lieutenant. BRISTOL SUGAR-Js.N. 13. •ne. of Sardinia exieency of the passing hour, and was changed their fugitive Sovereigns, and the Kt 0 . the latter on seeing it said he could read it, and Messrs. Field, of the Private Inquiry-office, who stituting a rigid investigation when a charge was Lanarkshire Art ' that it was meant for him Inspector Hold hshdbnem lo ed t •t bf • db 1 . d ' ' en d a i l l i ee h p y o prove i e me, an e ieve made ot an attempt to bribe a dockyard officer ; but, - Brooks W •ght E t b C • illery Volunteers-sth Com an -John - p n Our market continues te wear a healthy aspect, d all - freni day to day, in fear of some adverse motion in though compelled to temporise, was yet sufficiently . Gent ,to b r e FiAt L s i q e ., t o it liptra ; Matthew Buk c oc t h t/ kinds of raw sugars experience a steady demand, at full f't d. .1 f th h pessession o i, an severe o e gang ave e- tem to e very respectable men, he thoug,ht their as this is a criminal offence, I must say that there is en t an , t d m Cunningham o , prices. Refiners have purchased somewhat extensively, * Parliament or some outspoken challenge from the independent to exercise an act of sovereignty, by Gent' to b S d 1., 1k ~ e econ ieu enan . and rices a p ppear likely to advance. Refining descriptions • • to acce t the functions of press, and had no fixed principle, because it had no allowing Buoncompagni . p . dined to translate it. mode of rem the defendan 's p g t handwriting un- nothing in Ihe evidence at all to support the charge. Lanarkshire Rifle Voluntee A rs-30th Company- lexan- must be quoted t 42 the Elizabeth Bradley, 28, was indicted for feloni- fair t and therefore objected to it. Even, however, if your Lordship should send a., and grocery 40s. to 4bs. per cwt. hearty sympathy with liberty, could not command Regent. In the meantime it became necessary, in der Crum Ewing, Esq ,tobe Ca tain; Dugald Macfie / Refined o d a • respect abioad nor give satisfaction at home. It French Emperor's opinion, to ca $ 11 to ether the ousiy robbing Lucy Street of the SUM of 2s. 6d. in Mr. T. W- Miller re-examined-I produce the cer- the case to a jury, I should not regret it for the Gent, to be Lieutenant . ; Allan MTgaughton, Gent ,to be cent lg o s experience a consumptive sale, at'about re- ' va ues. Rums ar e slow of sale. the an omnibus. tificate given by me. It is indorsed upon the back of sake of Mre Salmon, except in so far as it would 13 , t .1 Ensign. 31st Compan -James M'lntosh, Esq 'to be lowered us in every respect, and left an extremely nations of Europe, in order to decide on _ -e . Captain ; Will" Egl* y , G .7 .--"-.- ent., to be Lieutenant ; James • NI P 1 d *nvoiee and is as folio •-" • future settlement of Italy. What were the real r. oan appeared for the prosecution, in- the i . , ws . This apparatus is him to a great deal of trouble and expense, for M‘Grego lam - in • COAL MARKET -JAN. 13. ' difficult task to the new Foreign Secretary. r, Gent., to be Ensign. 34th Company-John tructed b Mr Beard for the London General eood and fit for her Majest 's service " It is dated whi h the Go ernment u The lapse of a year finds us much in the same po- views of Napoleon and Count Walewski we can- s . y . . e .. y . c v , pon his aequittal, will not Clark Crawford, Esq. to be Captain; Thos Russell, Gent (Prices of Coal per Ton at tho dose of the market.) .f fusel of our sition, and Ministers have now to decide whether not say ; but it is plain that the re _ . y , Omnibus Compan Mr. Tindal Atkinson defended Dee. 13,18°9. I had received a letter from the Ac- iva him the sli htest com ensation A lause tb L• g g p .( pp , 0 0 ieutenant; JoL M‘F. Wilson, Gent., to be Ensign. • s. d. Walls End. Con ress the prisoner, t t- G 1 h • coun an enera t e same morning, stating that which the officers of the court promptly repressed.) 35th Company -John Kerr Clark, to be Captain -, James Bower's West Hartley.ls 3 they will imitate the example of last spring, or Government to take any part in the g _ v. d. ; d It appeared that the rosecutrix was in a City payment of the account was pressed foi I received - The Lord Mayor-This is a e intricate case Thomson Henderson Gent ,to be Lieutenant •Jh R - Buddle's West Hartleyls 0 Hengh Hall vigorously use such influence as this country may unless the liberties of Central Italy were secure . . v ry , o n us 18 6 d a settle- from armed invasion had no small effect in the and Paddington omnibus on the 13th of Decem , a P • ber letter from Mr S ' • . almon, I think since May but I Mr. West, and I should like to hear something from ' sell, jun., t o b e En t . 36th Com an sign. p y-John Warren ranfield Moor Butes..l4 3 Hetto n. s .. .. 2O 0 justly claim to use in behalf of as spec y . . . Law, Esq., to be Captain ; John Young, Gent., to be Lieu.- Wylam be of the questions still in dispute as councils of the Tuileries. From tat time t e h • h dth • tbni h U the rose- do not exuctly reme b th h I '• • h •t f 1 an e prisoner sa esi e er. pon p - mer e mont . put it in you on t e pone o aw. tenant ; Alexander Cunningham Shirreff, Gent., to be En ment as may Powell'aDuffry n Steam 22 6 to Central Italy. All the arguments that had force Emperor felt that he must break either with cutrix asking to be put down 98 he opened the door the fire. It purported to come from Mr Salmon Mr West-The Admiralt have considered the si , • y gn. 40th Company-William Rigby, Esq., to be Cap- Walls End. Garway and Duffryn ' - I- +I , -il 1- 'X t• tl th • bt I did t l t ; T . i n th a t di re ction have force now ; and we shrink the free States of Europe and the enlightened to let her ou. e-e con-nesor -Is-Ino- y saw - e Pm- u no reP y.O .t. ... do not know Mr. Sal- case very fully, and, if your l or d s hip co nsiders the tain; Joseph Wellington WhitehalL . Gent., to be Lieute- Whitworth 16 0 Malting not from saying that if it should appear that by a opinion of his own country, or with the Emperor of Boner withdraw her hand from . p Mrs Street's ocket. mon's handwritine •of m o n kno led e I never oint of law to be elear . . e , y w w g le , you will, no doubt, commi -t nant ; John Pa Gent to be EllBl . Herten .. l7 6 Nixon's Duffiyn .. 22 4 cautious arrangement between France and England Austria and the Roman priesthood. He could not He asked her if she had missed anything, and she spoke to nim on the subject of that letter. I spoke the defendant for trial. There are many eases of sth Ce,mpany of'Sta rick Walton E ff ;'d h . e Rifl V 1 sn• e o unteers-Fred ,_ sq., to be Lieutenant ; Henry Underhill, es Thornley 17 6 . a unity of policy can be agreed upon which shall hope to find a middle course. The Italians, relying *th some mone in it to him once after receiv• said she had lost a paper wi y . mg that letter, but did not the kind given in " Russell," and you are doubtless Esq., to be Ensign. 9th Company-William Adams the Ships at market, 19-Sold, H. i _ hold out the prospect of an adjustment of Italian on the moral support of the friends ofliberty in both He then asked her to re-enter the omnibus, and mention it. aware of that of Grafton where the bribe was younger Esq., to be Captain ; John Nash Peaks Esq to ./ , ..- • affairs without involving us in the necessity of war, hemispheres, would make no unworthy concession. ride on till be saw a constable. The prisoner Mr. West-I think lamin a position to prove simply for using his general ' influence ; but my own be Lieueenant ; William Simms Bull, Esq., to be'Ensign. RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE. wanted to get out, but he toed her to wait awhile, the contents of that letter. Lancashi proposition is, that if any man offers money to any re Hussar Yeomanry Cavalry-Thomas Arthur • - it would be the bounden duty of our Government Austria and the Pope were pressing for an armed as he thought Ole had got some money which the Mr. Sleigh-Oh, you maer take it for granted, if servant of the Crown for any services which it is in • Southwell, Gent , late of the 13th L . ht D ig ragoons, to be TRAFFIC RETURNS FOR THE "i 4 EEL not to lose so important an opportunity of restor- interference to carry out the Treaty of Zurich, Cornet. '• lady had lost from her pocket, and he would not you like, that Mr. Miller received a multitude of his power to perform as a public servant, it is for a ing to Europe the blessing of assured peace and while England, true to her mission, has declared 6th Division of Lancashire Rifle Volunteers-Jose ' ph Miles Opened. Recei ts. • allow her to leave. He gave her into the custody letters from Mr. Salmon, but show the letters if you jury to decide as to the motive. P general confidence. The Emperor Napoleon knows that no such act should have her concurrence. Peel, Esq., to be Captain • Marcus Brown-Westhead, Esq Railways. -se-______ . ,-_______........___, of the the waterman of a cab rank, who took her want to prove their contents. eCa • • • • ' The Lard Mayor-I have given this case all the to b ptam , William Romaine Callender the *, " - ISM. 1859. lB6O . 1859, how to keep his own counsel, and our own Mini- The struggle has been a long one, but it is now younger, to the police-station , and the prosecutrix charged The Lord Mayor-The reference to the letter is attention possible, with the advantage of the advice e . t Esq ,tobe Ca tain • F • ' t . p , , redenck Charles Ede, Gent., to be --.---. stem have one and all- been silent as the grave on over. The French Emperor has taken his course s s her. When searched, money corresponding in altogether so vague that I think we need attach no and assistance of our able chief clerk, . Mr Good- 'ieu enan , NS alter Bousfield Westhead Gent t b , ~ o e Ballymena and Portrush... 35 - allquestions of foreign policy, with theone exception and it is one which will help to reconcile him with Lieutenant ; Edward 0 rall . 35 amount and coin with that lost by the prosecutrix importance to it. man, and I have arrived at the conclusion-which tenant ; Robert l'orterveH Bleackley, Gent., to be Lieu, Bedale and Leyburn lO 10 - - of Lord John Russell's speech at Aberdeen. The pub- that great body of liberal-minded and reflecting iokson Gent to be Ens; • Belfast and 811 a ymena 65 65 1,015 1,084 lIC is therefore left very much to its conjecture as to men who have wa.tehed with anxiety and regret his was found upon her. Mr. West-Very well ; then I will go no further I hope is a just one-that the defendant was ac- Isaac (Heave, Gent tbE • ' '' -gn ' ~ o e nsign ; Peter Mawdsley, Gent, Belfast and Comity Down 2O 20 505 431 Mr. T. Atkinson addressed the jury at some with it. tuated by a corrupt motive in sending L 5 to an to be Ensign. Birkd., Lane., & Ches. June 32 32 2,095 2,296 what is going on. But by the light of recent events recent policy. He has resolved to show to the it is not difficult to see that the policy of the French world that he did not make war for empty glory length for the prisoner. The witness WES then cross-examined by Mr. officer of her Majesty's dockyard. The question sth Division of Lancashire Artillery Volimteers-Robert Raysford Blyth and Tyne Bristol and Exeter 2O 2 0 1, tBO 990 . 125 ne 5,573 5,190 Jackson, Esq., to be Captrur • Will' C eld• Government is substantially what was sketched in or to strengthen a tottering throne, or to employ found her uilt and no less than four Slei sh-I am at n of an a aratus for more which naturall arises is-for what ur ose could The . jury gy, e p e tee pie y P P ton, Gent., to be First Lieut - , lam o ing- Caled on i an l9l 191 14,312 13,110 former convictions for picking pockets in omni- easily generating steam and economising fuel, and this money be sent ? And from a common sense to be Second Lieutenant. enant ; George Whewell, Gent, Ches.&Holyhead(withMold) 44 94 - - the late pamphlet, "Le Pape et le Cong•res," and, if a dangerous army, but to give to a gifted and un so, that it is a policy with which England can fortunate people that freedom which has been so ed a ainst her and the olice said the a aratus of the efendant is sim 1 to con- view I must consider that it was sent for some im- 3d Divisio buses were prov g , p pp d p y . . nof Lancashirs Artillery Volunteers- Cockermouth& Workinoton 8. willi am Cork and Bandon ' 20 - - 907 328 sympathise, and with which, with suitable restric- long denied them. The concert which has thus she was connected with a gang of thieves pursuing slime smoke. They are not rival patents, but his proper purpose. lam further borne out in this con- Evans, Gent., to be Second Lieutenant. Cork, Blackrock, & Passage. 6-1 fli 215 268 tions, and on proper conditions, she would co- been established between France and England is the same course of plunder and eyas herself a most appa . ratUS effects some portion of the same results elusion by a part of the letter in which the second 7th Company of Su rre • Iliff, junr , M.D , t y Rifle Volunteers-William Tiffin D e u e bli d n e & Belfast Ju 17 17 223 232 obe Honorary S g nction 63 56 1,240 1,160 operate. The retirement of Count Walewski marks the guarantee for the freedom of Italy. We be- k ocket She could ick a lad 's ocket as mine Defe expert pic p . 1 3 yla • ndant'scontract was finished in March, half of the 1:5-note was enclosed, in which he says, 4th Coin an . f S ' e ur-eon, Py o urrey Rift Volun Dublin and Drogheda 63 63 1,464 1,325 while looking in her face. and his bill was not paid up to the 13th of Dec., " I hope for a larger vessel, with more boiler power, teers - Edward Dub. & Wicklow(in.Kingst ) 401 401 1,902 1,736 the triumph ,of the Eniperor's original purpose over lieve that the mere fact ef such an understanding Hooper Galion, Ge nt., to be Honorary Surgeon Dundalk and Enniskillen 62 57 650 539 the various Austrian and other influences that have subsisting will be enough to settle all the questions The Assistant-Judge said the . prisoner had arrived but it had been lying with me at that date for about to do next." I think the case is one which deserves 4th Company Kent Artillery Volunteers-La; Simon Dundee and Arbroath • • 171 171 688 624 been brought to bear upon the French Foreign- now in dispute. It is reported that when the at a point in her career of crime when it became a fortnight for certification. I made a prop er exit _ a more thorough investigation than we can give it Magnus to be Captain, Dundee, Perth, & Aber. Jun. 31 at 1,065 1,061 office, and seems to sign the death-warrant to the French Emperor determined on adopting the policy absolutely necessary to remove her from the inta- mination of the work and the terms of the contract here ; that investigation it will doubtless receive 9th Compan Kent Rifle Vol sen Best, Eq y t b C unteers-Maude East Anglian stly Gans- E.Counties,Nrik.,&E.Union 4g l 42 7 9 1 8" 772 20,103 21,213 0 e aptain ; William Stevens, -1 ? -sq., to East Kent l9/ _ hopes of the exiled Dukes, and to the reign of recommended by England he applied to our Govern- mous connexions she was mixed up with. The sea- before I signed the certificate, and in signing it I before a jury, and I therefore feel ib my duty to be Ensien. 8 " 277 - tyranny in the Romaena. It does not follow that ment to know whether we were willing to stand by tence upon her was four years' penal servitude. did not act contrary to my duty as her Majesty's commit the defendant for trial. Wesekent Light Infan4 R • t f isn't' Bt• E.Lancashire(in.Blackburn) 111 10 5 - Edinburgh and Glasgow .ey egimen o i i ia- or io P The prosecution was a very proper one by the Lon- servant. Mr. Sleigh-But you will merely require his own Mathew R b Edi b h P th &D d n urg , er , un ee 78 78 3,484 ' 3,202 the policy of France is therefore transparent, but it him should Austria seek to enforce the Treaty of o erts, Esq., Adjutant, to serve with the rank don General Omnibus Company, as it showed their Mr. Sleigh-Did Mr. Salmon, either by letter or recognisance to appear it the Central Criminal of Captain. Forth & Clyde Junction does mark an approach to the side of liberty on Zurich by another appeal to arms. It wowld have 904 . 22 1,076 determination to protect passengers using their word of mouth, ask you to do so ? Court ?He has appeared here to-day in the same East Kent Regiment of Militia-The notice of Commis- El m s ess 22 which we could not have calculated sanguinely a been, in any case, a departure from our established gow & South-Western' 1831 183/ 8,313 6,739 vehicles from these depredations, and the conduc- Mr. Goodman (chief clerk)-The intent of the way. sion of Ensign Hatfelld, inserted in the Gazette on the 6th Great Northern 283 283 21,529 21,362 few months ago. The truth is that though much policy to enter into such an engagement, but happily Ma or-Yes tor, John Burton, No. 135, had behaved in a highly letter is a matter of construction, and therefore you The Lord y , that will be sufficient. January instant, should have 'been as follow :-Charles Great North of Scotland has been done for Lombardy by the war, Central the thing was not necessary. To the inquiries of the Teddy Hatfeiid , instead of Ge' qt.Southn. & Westn.(lrhid ) 226 21 1:11 ) s:gs , creditable manner. It was not a case in which he had better omit that from your question, and The defendant entered into the required meg- orge Teddy lia(field. Italy is much as it .was a year aeo • and whatever British Government Auetria is said to have answered 4th Coe- Et Y k It . sipany as or ifte Volunteers-Charles Mor- Great Western 4643 466 26,683 24,442 P ' could order a reward, or he certainly should do so, merely ask him as to any conversation which has nisance, and was thereupon discharged. Hull and Holderness reasnns there were then for moving on behalf of a that she had neither tho will nor the power to enter gnu Norwood Esq ,to be Captain ; John Joseph Thorne 5 5 " 612 600 reform of the Roman Government there are now. into another Italian campaign, and that if France but he hoped his conduct would not pass uncon- passed between them. Esq., to be Lieutenant ; George Hal Ringrose, Esq., to / 4 ; ll r l i VZlAo o B u S ti ttb a e st rd er e n eßJWW. ee 24 251 281 286 If, then, there was an argument egq nst the longer rcsisted the restoration of the legitimate rulers in sidered by the company, for his vigilance had been Mr. Sleigh-Very well. The latter plainly is a FRO3I THE GAZETTE OF LAST NIGHT Ensign. Killarney Junction 4l 41 2t34 206 occupation of Rome by French troops, that argu- Italy, Austria could only Pretest against the in- the means of brii?ging an old offender to justice. matter of construction, and I will therefore merely • lst Gloucestershire Artillery Volunteers-John Bat- Lancaster and Carlisle (in. tersby liarford, Esq., William Montague Baillie, Esq. Kendal and Windermere) 100 1001 Mr. Poland said he had no doubt it would not be ask you, Mr. Miller, whether, in any conversation . . - - meta, is in force now. If, then, it were desirable to justice. To France now belongs the settlement of 'WHITEHALL, Jew. 12. Henry Grant, Esq. (late 74th Regiment), and Francie ITC. 4c Yrks.(4,l3lackburn) 2 2sol assed over without reward as the com anv were which you bad with him, the defendant ever said The Gueen ha b l merick and Fo nes 26 21 137 135 put an en d. t o the discords between the subjects of Central Italy. England will still hold to her prin- P ' P - e - 8 -een 13 eased to present the Rev. William Philip Egerton Esq. (C omman d er R o y a l N avy ), to b e Liana determined to rosecute in ever - ease of robber •in one word to ask or sueeest to - ou to do an act Cadrnan, M.A., to the District Rectory of Trinit i t Ca t • • Y 46 the Papal States and their Government, it is no less cipleofavoidingactualinterference, though no doubt P 3 3 00 3 Y ~ .. ~, . m , . y, nhe p ams , Francis Tothill, Gent., Sholto Vere Hare, London & North-Western . 917 . gi 7 355 347 1,565 66,089 their omnibuses. contrary to your duty ? parisn or baint arylsbone, in the county of Middlesex, Gent., Francis Walter Savage, Gent , and Charles Da i 1 London and Blackwell desirable now. The late war has only incidentally the two countries will joiu in a common plan for and diocese of London void b n e 5 5 1 439 1 239 Michael Campbell, 16, Patrick Harrington, 16, Witness-No, he did not. , y the resignation of the Very Cave, Gent., to be First Lieutenants .. H , enry Lucas Bean, . I d & S th W 1. • • on on ou - es..ern . 339 307 14,713 13,006 done anything in this direction. By necessitating recognising and assisting the new Government. • Rev. Thomas Gamier, now Dean of Ripon. G Robert Edwards, Is, and Frederick Woodward, 49, Mr. Sleigh-If he had, you would, I suppose, in ent. (late North Somerset Yeomanry), George Garrard Load. Brighton, &S. Coast. 2231 1901 13,383 11,663 the recal of the Austrian troops to the main body of We may congratulate our countrymen and the DOWNING-STREET, J A.N. 12. Gent., Edward Gore Langtou, Gent., and He ry St. Vi ' L'derry and Enniskillen .. 60 60 707 745 the army, it enabled the Romagnoli to shake off the world that the year opens so auspiciously, and hope wcre indicted for robbing Thomas Hagg of a watch, your indignation as a public servant, have felt The Queen has been pleased to appoint James Coutts cent Ames, Gent., to be Second Lieutenant:. Anthorlil- Loud., Tilbury, & Souther d 45 45 980 952 tyranny of the Pope, but it has left no abiding that the Italian people are now at the dawn of a value £3, li • ts property, Woodward was also charged strongly tempted to knock him down ? Crawford, Esq., to be a Member of the Legislative Council Graves Power, Esq., M.D. (late Staff Assistant' Sur eon? ' , g , SI eL a e n n e .„Vigl u e n le . , & & A L l i t n r g e r m . ss4 teas 11,119 1 9, , s i g 91 Government instead. The present dictatorship is long day of prosperity. as a receiver. Witness-Yes, I should ; and I considered the of the colony of New Zealand. to be Surgeon, Maryport and Carlisle but provisional, and cannot be allowed to continue. This was an ordinary case of pocketpicking as far sending of the X 5 a very great insult. CROWN-OFFICE, JAN. 12. 18th Middlesex Rifle Volunteers-John. Charles Tem- Midland pler, Esq., to be Captain. Midland Gt.Westn.. of Irind 177 ' 177 2,229 ;,,313 The Duchies aro in the same condition, and, in fact, as the robbery was concerned, but the prisoner Mr. Sleigh-No doubt. I have nothing more to MEMBER RETURNED TO SERVE IN THE PRESENT Blonkland 2 IstMiddlesex Rifle Volunteers-Francis Alfred Hawker, m • 52 52 96 7 1,190 the whole Italian business has to be adjusted from MYST.ERIOUS DRA 771 OF A GENTLE- Woodward, who was known among all the thieves ask 3 ou. PARLIAMENT. Borough of Reading-Sir Francis Henry Goldsmid Bart onmouthsh. Rail. AL Canal 44 Esq., to be Captain ; Charles Vine, Gent., to be Lieutenant, Newcastle and Carlisle 7B 44 1.889 1,042 78 2,820 2,757 . MAY AT HACKNEY. of London by the slang name of " Clockey," from Mr. West-Stay a moment, Mr. Miller. I will , e James Duncan Campbell, Gent to be Ensign. Newpolt,Aberg.,& Herder 5O 50 1,446 1,3,,2 beginning to end, the accretions from the war being one of her Majesty's counsel lear ' ned in the law in the ~ • his having been a clockmaker, bad had the three put the same question to you which my learned room of Sir Henry Sineer Keatine, Knt one' of th MEMORANDUM.-sth, or Royal Eltherne Light Infantry North British (in. Dalkeithd 154 144 5,872 5,489 ha instalments of its solution. In such an adjust- -f 35 35 404 419 meat it is not right that France be left single- Yesterday morning Mr. John Humphreys, the younger prisoners under his tuition, and bad been friend put just now and afterwards withdrew. Did Justices of the Court of b ommon , pl' eas , a Regiment of Middlesex Militia-The Queen has been North Devon North-Eastern 746 735 A 32,266 29,186 handed if she be willing to adopt a policy in which •ri an • letter hi Coeoner for East Middlesex, and a jury, assembled the means of their becoming thieves, he receiving Mr. Salmon i ' 9 `A ch he sent you ask \VAR-OFFICE, PALL-MALL, JAN. 13. graciousls: pleased to accept the resig,nation of the Commis sien held in this Regimen i ant Wi • tby L olden lham Robin- North London 9 i r 2,372 2,111 Th e at the Green Dragon Tavern, Well-street, Hackney, and disposing of the plunder they obtained. He you to do anything . 4th Regiment of Drageon Guards-Cornet Edward Adol- son Truman. North Staffordshire 233 233 7,515 .6,771 England and other great Powers can join. phus Ferdinand, Lord Seymour, has been permitted to GI North-Western 4O 461 - - proposal to terminate all disputes by a Congress to inquire into the circumstances attending the was well known to the police as training poor boys • e Mr Sleieh-I beg to state that I withdrew that retire from the se •ce by the sale of his commissio amorganshire Rifle Volunteers-7th Company-Ar- N. Yorkshire and Cleveland lee - - - was good in itself ; but, of course, a Congress can death of Mr. Joseph Pyous, a wealthy merchant, up to thieve for his benefit. question, and that my learned friend has no right 15th Light Dragoons-Ensign John Evelyn K. Merle n. thur Pendarves Vivian, Esq., to be Captain ; John Oxford, Wore., & Wolver yi Richards Homfray E Peebles lO2 9.4 4,427 4,213 , sq., to be Lieutenant. 181 181 194 192 only act by a concurrence of wills, and it is become who it was alleged had died from poison. They were all found Gulty, and, former convic- to put it. As Mr. Goodman says, the letter itself from the 43d Foot, to be Cornet, paying the difference Erra • ta in the " London Ga tt " ze e of Jan. 6th.-2d Com- St. Helen's Canal & Railway 30 30 1,769 1,891 daily more probable that such a concurrence as The first evidence called proved that deceased, ti o ns being proved against Edwards and Woodward, is in court, and its intent must be a matter of eon- between Infantry and Cavalry, vice Bury, promoted, pany ef the Monmouthshire Volunteer Rifle Corp, called 8 tt' h C co is entral would be necessary to do anything worth doing is who resided at 3, Eaton-place, Hackney, was found His Lordship said, the best thing he could do struction. Military Train-Cornet George Tasker, from half-pay, late the Ist Pontypooh-Richard " Beam" Roden should be g i egtlNoT i rstern ll5 115 3,685 3,365 not likely to be seen at present. The question of dead in his bed on Tuesday morning last, he not with Campbell and Harrington would be that which Mr. West- I contend that I have a rieht to put P kand Transport Corps, to be Ensign, vice MeDonald promoted ; Christian Frederic Gardner sho without purchase, Richard "Brewn" Roden; " William" Bailey " Hankins" Shre,, w vsb u Jy Y and Che:te i r l gi 291 1,659 1,689 48 2,577 2,556 the Pope's supremacy is a vital one for Rome, having been seen since the previous Sunday. he was about to adopt-send them to a reformatory the question, and I will take the opinien of the G bE' ' b • ant., to e nsign, y purchase, vice Townley, pro , uld ba " Richard" Bailey " Hawkins." Shrewsbury & Hereford Shropshire Union 6l 1,615 1,495 291 742 710 and is held to be so by most of the Roman M i r. George Able, a builder, of No. 1, Eaton- for three years. Edwards had been before con- Lord Mayor upon it. meted. - South Devon ; 2 91 571 2,991 2,659 Catholic Powers. Austria and Naples, in parti- Place, stated that he was called in on Tuesday after- victed, and he should sentence him to three years".l.' he Lord Mayor-I think nothing need be asked Scots Fusilier Guards-Major and Brevet-Colonel William NAVAL PRIZE MONEY. South-Eastern 306 302 19,647 1 8 ,431 cular, are pledged to uphold it, and very generally noon last. Upoinentering the room he found the penal servitude, but with resPect to Woodward the the witness as to his construction of a letter which John Ridley to be Lieutenant-Colonel, without purchase, Department of the Accountant-General of the Navy, South Wales l7ll 1711 6,339 6,103 there will be powerful demonstrations against the deceased lying is bed. He was upon his left side case was far different. It would be an idle waste is in court. vice Brevet-Colonel Walker, C.B. promoted to the rant. Admiralty, Somerset-house, Jan. 9, 1860. S. Yorkshire and River Dun 108 108 3,108 3,039 Stockton and Darlington only policy that can make Italy free and indepen- d uite dead Deems an q . .ed had an orange in his of words to say anything to him. A viler mis- Mr. West-But the letters are not all in court. I of Major-General ; Captain and Lloutenant-Colonel d Notice is hereb • t Brevet-Colonel J. Hamilton Elphin.stone Dalrympl: n th t t" y given o all . persons interested therein Taff Vale 54 54 4,418 3,886 , . dent. Men of limited ranee of views cannot, and left hand up to his mouth, and he was undressed, creana could not be found than a man who taught can show that Miller received another letter, which, be Major, without purchase, vice Brevet-Colonel Ridl to _. a . prepara ions are now being made for the intended Ulster 52 52 1,533 1,7L0 v ey: distribution of proceeds received and tonna e b t Ulverstone and Lancaster others will not. see that the reform of the temporal d over with the bedclo covere thus. There were two children to become criminals for his own advantage. from the nature of its contents, he burnt with Lieutenant and Captain the Hon. Roger Mostyn. to be awarded, for the Gove P • ' g °un Y Vale of Neath 251 25 1 1;123 1,300 11 phials containine oison a six-ba 11 e I have a erfect r•ce d Lieutenant-Colonel • t s P . / rre e‘s re- The sentence upon him was 10 Years' penal servi- contempt. P i o ht to put a question Captain an , without purchase, vice rnor arns, captured on the 2d July, we et d ar n, on an Stockport. 10 - - government of the Pope, or any limitation or modi- sma 1858, by her Majesty's ship Heron ; also, the proceeds re- 351 304 Waterford and Kilkenny 3l 31 d 11 volver, an a sma pocket pistol, a powder flask, a tude. as to the contents of a letter which was so burnt and Brevet-Colonel Dalrymple ; Ensien and Lieutenant ceived, and tonnage bount awarded for the Na 77 . 1,190 1,9 60 fication of it, would elevate still higher the sanctity Sussex V. Ste me Un- Waterford and Limerick phenson to be Lieutenant and Captain known_, su posed Ma Eli Y beth ' t d West Cornwall 274 271 613 473 ry , za . , cap ure on the llth 3 4/ 0 of the Pontifical office in the eyes of the Roman f ercussion ca s and a bullet 1 in box o p . .p , y g upon the Ellen O'Reilly, 39, was indicted for unlawfully destroyed. without purchase, vice Mostyn • Frederick H H ' Jul 18- 8 p h W.HartlepoolHarbr.&Rail. 39 39 ~. 3, 165 Catholic portion of the world, and strengthen eon the right side of the bedstead i • tabl , w thin the inflicting grievous bodily harm upon Esther Seeby. The Lord Mayor-No, I think not. I think you ford, Gent., to be Ensign and 'Lieutenant, b enry ar- y, a, y her Majesty s ship Heron ; and also, the itehaven Junction l2 12 543 i 99 rather than injure the spiritual influence of the deceived There were also reach of the - • . several The prosecutrix had been drinking a pint of stout have no right to question the witness upon the con- vice Ford, promoted. h ese proceeds received, and tonnage bounty awarded for the St y pure 'A d - - , , • Whitehaven & Furness Jun. 35 35 n rew, captured on the 20th June, 1858, by her Majesty s W'haven,CleatorokEgrmnt. 7 7 584 4 4 9 287 255 Holy See. If this were seen, the adjustment of 1 +her with a lone 1 books and papers, .oge. , etter at a publichouse, when the Prisoner, who acknow- tents of a letter which you are not in a position to 3d Regiment of Foot-Gentleman Cadot, John Elias D - ship Viper. FOREIGN AND COLONILL. the Pope's troubles would be easy, but as long as d to his son and wife written by the decease . ledged that she had drunk six pots of beer herself, produce, but I cannot help f fl from the Ro al ' • expressing my opinion eten, y Military Collen-e •to be Ensign Agents or other persons having any just and legal de e , , A.ntwerp and Rotterdam 52 52 767 702 Austrian B2B 673 27,714 26,262 the present state of feeling prevails it will be im- The several documents were sealed with black getup a quarrel and stabbed her in the eye. that it was singularly indiscreet in Mr. Miller, as a without purchase, vice Scriven, appomted Foot. to the 25th mend, unliquidated, against the said award, are required Belgian Eastern Junction 261 2 61 possible to get those consents to the proposals of e •ti order for erusal wax, and duly arrange- 1 p • She was found guilty, and sentenced to nine public officer, Professing to be so indignant at the 16th Foot-Norman Cam G 'ffi to transmit the particulars of any such demand to the Re- Buffalo and Lake Huron - - 857 1,211 eron ri th, Gent., to be Ensign, gistrar of the High Court of Admiralty, in order that the Detroit and Milwaukie lB5 185 1,759 1,362 France which alone could give them effect. That Witness immediately sent for a surgeon, when months' hard labour. - mere idea of bribery, to destroy such a letter in so b h • • y pure ase, vice Sheringham : promoted; John Richard same may be examined, taxed, and allowed by that Officer, Dutch Rhenish ---.. 1081 2 361 2 518 being the case, we shall probably have to see the Mr. Vinall, of Casland-crescent, South Haek- John Griffiths, 18, Frederick Newland, 18, and hasty a way. Pine Coffin Gent / e to bo Ensign, by purchase, vice Joe- and paid under the sanction of the Judge of the said Court Grand Trunk of Canada BBO 88 0 11 : 795 7 : 633 matter decided without a Congress after all. It is ney, promptly attended, and pronounced the Matilda Newland, 18, were indicted for stealing in Witness-That was because-- ferson, promoted. Agents and all other persons holding powers of attorney, gr t ndian Peninsula G • e ea a t Luxembourg, .:• • • 1 4% 1 1 1301 3,632 2,556 the interest Of all Europe that it should be decided deceased to be dead. The deceased was of very ec- the dwelling-house of Mary Forward a workbox Mr. Sleigh-You are not asked to explain, and ot-Micha 1 E 23d Fo e densor Heathcote, Gent., to be En- Prize orders, assignments, or other instruments, by virtue G i reat Western of CitiVada . 5 122 1,805 1,559 without war, and therefore it is the duty of the centric habits, and had not been living with his and other articles, value X3O, her property. They you are not to answerthe question which my learned sign, by purchase, vice Ward promoted 25th Foot-Captain Robert Sinall, ' from half-pay Unat- of which they may be legally entitled to claim the share dela Lombardo-Venetian 7 ' 513 7 ' 535 belonging to any captor, are re nested, with as little Y Lyons and Geneva .. . - - - great Powers to see if they can agree upon a policy wife for a considerable period. were further indicted for feloniously breaking and friend put to you. tached, to be Captai n -, Lieutenant Henry Rideut Floyd, as possible/ te transmit the same l accomp_anied by the usual madrie, Saragossa &Alic . a . n . t 12 142 4,502 4,711 which shall eventually do what is necessary for Mr. Vinall, the surgeon, was next examined, and entering the dwelling-house of John Riggs, with Mr. West-Allow me to say, my Lord Mayor, from the 51th F oo t, t o b e C a pt a i n ., hy pur c h ase , vice documents te the Prize Branch' of the Department of the Maria Antonia' 0 284 11,011 8,106 21 Italy without delay and without hostilities. Should said that he was called to the deceased on Tuesday intent to steal goods, &c., therein. that this is no case of discretion or indiscretion on Small, who retires. To be Lieutenants, without "Accounant-General of the Nav Ad • Pm' y, MIX , alty Somerset- Northern of France .. . - Norwegian Trun 44,444 95,033 the English Government be able to suggest a poliey afternoon last, about a quar t ee _ pas t f our &d ec k . Th ese were skeleton key robberies, committed one the part of Mr. Miller. The Admiralty have come chase-Lieutenant Edward Charles Mallet De Carteret, House." k.. . from the 85th Foot • L• , ieutenant William Bo dvertisements in the yd O'Mal- Due notice will be given, by future a Paris and Orl Paris, Lyons, & Mediterrn 879 840 _ _ at once peaceful and effectual, and engage France He found the deceased lying in bed, and witness in Charles-street, and the other in York-street, City- forward in this case to Prosecute on behalf of the eans ........ 922 922 44,179 45,071 lay, from the 82d Foot ; Lieutenant Williain B t It " London Gazette," of the date proposed for the commence ux on o- Paris and Strasburg and the other great Powers in the prosecution of had not seen him previously. Th e l e f t h an d was rea d. o n N e wland was found a skeleton key, country, as a great public department, and when bertson, from the 79th Foot ; Lieut e n an t J ames (:), D, ment of distribution • and, at the same time, the amount of Royal Danish .. - _ it, they will deserve the lasting thanks of this coun- Pressed against the moutb, and th e r i g ht h an d was w hi c h, en b e i ng produced in evidence against him, he put that letter into the fire - he probably had no Annesley, from the 68th Foot ; Lieutenant Henry J o h n an individual's shall; in. the respective classes will be an- Sambre and M ............ 69 euse 6B 69 as 348 356 - - try and the whole of Europe. by the deceased's side. Witness examined the would open, he said, almost any door, so that it was idea of anything further taking place upon it, Evans, from the 68th Foot ; Lieutenant Edward Sep- flounced. Southern of France 777 773 19,192 15 704 body, and could not find any external marks of not much different from other keys. Mr. Sleigh It is strange - that a gentleman pings Lock, from the 82d Foot; Ensign Louis Jones ...._--- West Flanders 856 770 (From the Times.) violence. The body was in an advanced state of The Assistant-Judge said that was a remark who has told us be would knock anvman down who s i f u e nb i ert , ; Ensign George Terry Luder Carwithen • En re,.:- ar- , • BANKRUPTS. W. and N.W. of France.- . 742 741 40,140 36 161 _ ' ___vi It is now announced, almost in official language that England and France have fully agreed to recognise and protect the Central Italian State Avil has been formed out of the Duchies of Tuscany, Parma, and Modena, and the Papal pro vince of the, Romagna. This consummation has been for some time certain, and we were enabled to allude to it as soon as the refusal of the Catholic Powers to join in the Congress made it no longer necessary to consult them in the matter. However, the policy of England is so evidently to avoid all active interference in Italy that our Government has wisely allowed the French Emperor to take the initiative in all that has been done, and if we have any hand in settling the future destinies of Italy it will only be as the counsellors of the great Power which lies on her borders, and whose army still occupies Rome and Lombardy. The 'fart which this country has played in the Italian question is so worthy of our character and our high place in Europe that it may not be amiss to glance over the principal events which have marked the history of the last six months. That a nation which stedfastly resolves to keep aloof from a great struggle, and which consequently receives the vitup eration of every party to th e di spute, should in the course of half a year succeed in impressinc , its policy on all con cerned, and sh ou l d stand e forth as the friend , counsellor, and p ro t ector of the Italian people , is certainly a triumph to the non interference, and is calculate d o principle of encourage the' country in that course of dignified isolation from c )ntinenial broils which has been z naugurated in the past year. The French E:nperor, intent for the time on mili tary glory, seems to have felt that the victo r y of Solferino had secured his throne. Wh a t was t he: e to be gained by the war more than the comple t e overthrow of an Austrian army ? and this had been accomplished in the most extended battle fought since the day of Leipsic. From the evening o f Solferino, therefore, the French Emperor was ready to conclude peace. The state of Europe was such as to confirm him in this resolution. England, though determined not to interfere, was known to be averse from any disturbance of the peace of Europe. Prus sia and the minor German States had armed, the fortresses of the Confederation were strengthened, a ll the military establishments put on a war footing, at Id Bavaria had committed almost an act of war by forwarding Austrian troops .and stores through vet ' territory. Then there was the famous Quadri- , Yesterday morning Mr. John Humphreys, the Coroner for East Middlesex, and a jury, assembled at the Green Dragon Tavern, Well-street, Hackney, to inquire into the circumstances attending the death of Mr. Joseph Pyous, a wealthy mercant, who it was alleged had died from poison. The first evidence called proved that deceased, who resided at 3, Eaton-place, Hackney, was found dead in his bed on Tuesday morning last, he not having been seen since the previous Sunday. Mr. George Able, a builder, of No. 1, Eaton place, stated that he was called in on Tuesday after noon last. Upon entering the room he found the deceased lying in bed. He was upon his left side and quite dead. Deceased had an orange in his left hand up to his mouth, and he was undressed, covered over with the bedclothes. There were two small phials containing poison, a six-barrelled re volver, and a small pocet pistol, a powder flask, a box of percussion caps, and a bullet lying upon the table on the right side of the bedstead, within the reach of the deceased. There were also several books and papers, together with a long letter written by the deceased to his son and wife. The several documents were sealed with black wax, and duly arranged in order for perusal. Witness immediately sent for a surgeon, when Mr. Vinall, of Casland-crescent, South Haek ney, promptly attended, and pronounced the deceased to be dead. The deceased was of very ec centric habits, and had not been living with his wife for a considerable period. Mr. Vinall, the surgeon, was next examined, and said that he was called to the deceased on Tuesday afternoon last, about a quarter-past four o'clock. He found the deceased lying in bed, and witness had not seen him previously. Tho left hand was pressed against the mouth, and the right hand was by the deceased's aide. Witness examined the body, and could not find any external marks of violence. The body was in an advanced state of decomposition, and there was every appearance of the deceased having been dead several days. By the Coroner—From the position of the body and the bedclothes, I am of opinion that the de ceased died composedly. My opinion is, that the deceased had taken laudanum and chloroform, but as to the motive, it would be impossible to say, for they might have been taken to allay pain arising from disease. There was a wine glass on the table by the deceased's side, which had recently con tained some kind of drug. The rapid decomposi tion might have been caused by the action of the chloroform, and the warmth produced by the bed clothes which were found upon the body after death. Mr. W. D. Lodie, of Bromley Hall, Middlesex, stated that he had known the deceased for many years. He always found him very eccentric, and knew that he (the deceased) was in the habit of " doctoring himself." Deceased frequently com plained of great pain in the jaw, for which malady deceased was in the habit of taking several nar cotics. Mr. Evans, the summoning officer, produced a number of books and a long letter written by the deceased, which occipied about twenty folios in foolscap. In the latter part of one of the epistles written by the deceased, the following occurs . " I was always constant to her, and did my ut most to make her happy. We both had faults, but when her temper did not drive me to madness she always found me her slave, and not her master, as I waited upon her like a child." Other porl ions of the manuscript were read by the learned Coroner, showing that the deceased had been jealous of his wife for a considerable period, through the visits of several of his male acquaint ances during his attendance at church, and at basi n in the City. The inquiry was subsequently adjourned for a \lack for the purpose of a post-mortem examination. John Griffiths, 18, Frederick Newland, 18, and Matilda Newland, 18, were indicted for stealing in the dwelling-house of Mary Forward a workbox and other articles, value £3O, her property. They were further indicted for feloniously breaking and entering the dwelling-house of John Riggs, with intent to steal goods, &c., therein. These were skeleton key robberies, committed one in Charles-street, and the other in York-street, City road. On Newland was found a skeleton key, which, on being produced in evidence against him, would open, he said, almost any door, so that it was not much different from other keys. The Assistant-Judge said that was a remark which might lead to the inference that it had opened many doors. The evidence was conclusive, and all the prisoners were convicted. A former conviction was proved against Griffiths, and it was stated that, though so young, they be longed to a regular gang of house-breakers. The female prisoner, who was the wife of New. land, was advanced in pregnancy, and she was sen tenced to six months' hard labour, which would extend beyond her confinement ; Newland to 12 months' hard labour, and Griffiths to three years' penal servitude. (Before Mr. Payne.) Terence O'Mara and Thomas Balkin, each 17 years of age, were indicted for having stolen five bundles of cigars, the property of William Flack, from b,is shop, 18, Upper St. Martin's-lane. Mr. Brooke prosecuted ; the prisoners were de fended by Mr. Ribton and Mr. Dickie. The defence was an alibi, but it failed, and the jury found the prisoners guilty. They were well known thieves, and Balkin had been previously convicted. lie was sentenced to three years' penal servitude, and O'Mara to 18 months' hard labour. John Clark, 27, a returned convict, was found guilty of feloniously receiving a coat, the property of Francis Knyvett, and a cap, coat, and cape, the property of Ebenezer Davis. The prisoner and another man went to the house of the Roy. Mr. Davis, Richmond-road, Caledonian road. The other man presented a letter for Mr. Davis, and while the servant took it upstairs ho cleared the hall of all it contained, and passed the things to the prisoner, who was waiting outside to receive them. Mr. Sleigh—You are not asked to explain, and you are not to answer tb e question which my learned friend put to you. Mr. West—Allow me to say, my Lord Mayor, that this is no case of discretion or indiscretion on the part of Mr. Miller. The Admiralty have come forward in this case to prosecute on behalf of the country, as a great public d e p ar t men t, an d w h en he put that letter into the fire - he probably had no idea of anything further taking place upon it. Mr. Sleigh—lt is strange 'that a gentleman who has told us he would knock any man down who suggested the mere idea of bribery to him should burn such a letter, if he ever received it, without at the time mentioning its contents to any one. Mr. West—l will ask him as to its receipt. Did you ever receive a letter which you afterwards burned ? Mr. Payne sentenced him to six years' penal ser vitude. Christopher Collins, 37, and Cornelius Collins, :32, brothers, were indicted for unlawfully assaulting Mary Purday, and also for assaulting the police. Mr. Tayler was for the prosecution ; Mr. Ribton was for the defence. Borough of Reading—Sir Francis Henry Goldsmid, Bart., one of her Majesty's counsel learned in the law, in the room of Sir Henry Singer Keating, Knt., one of the Justices of the Court of Common Pleas. WAR-OFFICE, PALL-MALL, JAN. 13. 4th Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Cornet Edward Adol phus Ferdinand, Lord Seymour, has been permitted to retire from the service by the sale of his commission. 15th Light Dragoons—Ensign John Evelyn K. Morley, from the 43d Foot, to be Cornet, paying the difference between Infantry and Cavalry, vice Bury, promoted. Military Train—Cornet George Tasker, from half-pay, late Land Transport Corps, to be Ensign, without purchase, vice McDonald, promoted ; Christian Frederic Gardner, Gent., to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Townley, pro mete. Scots Fusilier Guards—Major and Brevet-Colonel William John Ridley to be Lieutenant-Colonel, without purchase, vice Brevet-Colonel Walker, C. 8., promoted to the rani of Major-General ; Captain and Lieutenant-Colonel and Brevet-Colonel J. Hamilton Elphinstone Dalrymple to be Major, without purchase, vice Brevet-Colonel Ridley: Lieutenant and Captain the Hon. Roger Mostyn to be Captain and Lieutenant-Colonel, without purchase, vice Brevet-Colonel Dalrymple; Ensign and Lieutenant Sussex V. Stephenson to be Lieutenant and Captain, without purchase, vice Mostyn; Frederick Henry Har ford, Gent., to be Ensign and Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Ford, promoted. 3d Regiment of Foot—Gentleman Cadet, John Elias Duna ford, from the Royal Military College, • to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Scriven, appointed to the 25th Foot. 16th Foot—Norman Cameron Griffith, Gent., to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Sh er i ng h am, prom oted;John Richard Pine Coffin, Gent., to bo Ensign, by purchase, vice Jef ferson, promoted. 23d Foot—Michael Edensor Heathcote, Gent., to be En sign, by purchase, vice Ward, promoted. 25th Foot—Captain Robert Small, from half-pay Unat tached, to be Captain ; Lieutenant Henry Ridout Floyd, from the 54th Foot, to be Captain, by purchase, vice Small, who retires. To be Lieutenants, without pur chase --Lieutenant Edward Charles Mallet De Carteret, from the 88th Foot ; Lieutenant William Boyd O'Mal lay, from the 82d Foot ; Lieutenant William Buxton Ro bertson, from the 79th Foot ; Lieutenant James 0. D. Annesley, from the 68th Foot ; Lieutenant Henry John Evans, from the 6Sth F oo t ; Li eu t enan t Ed war d Sep pings Lock, from the 82d Foot; Ensign Louis Jones Lambert ; Ensign George Terry Luder Carwith en ; En sign John Price Mackinnon, from the 72d Foot ; Ensign Henry Abigail Ellis, from th e 92d F oo t ; E ns i gn Rode rick John Hanley, from the 47th Foot ; Ensign Abel henry Woodroofe, from the 39th Foot ; Ensign Charles Basset Lewis, from the 4lth Foot. The surname of the Lieutenant transferred from the 33d Foot in the Gazette of Dec. 13, 1859, is Eliott, and not Elliott, as then stated. 27th Foot—Gentleman Cadet Robert Bruce Robertson Glasgow, front the Royal Military College, to be Ensign, without purchase, in succession to Lieutenant Campbell, deceased. 31st Foot—Robert Taylor Masefield, Gent., to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Danyell, promoted. 32d Foot—Lieutenant Ceorge Henry Powell, from the 47th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Walker, who exchanges; Assistant-Surgeon George Simon, M.D., from the Staff, to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Bradshaw, who exchanges. 33d Foot—Gentleman Cadet George Malcolm Douglas, from the Royal Military College, to be Ensign, without pur chase, in succession to Lieutenant Eliott, removed to the 25th Foot. 38th Foot—Lieutenant John Frederick Clinton Boyle to be Captain, without pm - chase, vice Brevet-Major Daniel, deceased ; Ensign Arthur Bailey to be Lieutenant, with out purchase, vice Boyle. • 40th Foot—Gentleman Cadet Henry Burton, from the Royal Military College, to be Ensign, without purchase, vice D'Arecy, deceased. 46th Foot—Lieutenant Henry Carr William Hammond to be Captain, without purchase, vice Connell, deceased. 47th Foot—Lieutenant George Walker, from the 32d Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Powell, who exchanges. 53d Foot—Lieutenant George Porter, from the 82d Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Acton, who exchanges; Gentle man Cadet Henry Douglas Itooke, from Royal Military College, to be Ensign, without purchase, in succession to Lieutenant Helsham, promoted without purchase, in BANKRUPTS. James heirs, licensed victualler, 27, Old-street, St. Luke's, to surrender, Jan. 26, at eleven, and Feb. 23, at twelve, at the Court of Bankruptcy. William Strange, printer arid publisher, 291, Strand, Jan. 20, at half-past ono, and Feb. 24, at one, at the Court of Bankruptcy. James Warren, licensed victualler, East Stonehouse, Devonshire, Jan. 23, and Feb. 27, at twelve, at the Exeter District Court. Raley Middlewood and John Middlewood, linendrapers, Leeds, Jan. 30, and Feb, 27, at eleven, at the Leeds Dis trict Court. Philip llawks, briekmaker, Kinson Ledge, near Poole, Jan. 2.5 and Feb. 21, at 12, at the Exeter District Court. William James Webber, baker, Teignmouth, Jan. 25 and Feb. 15, at 12, at the Exeter District Court. 328 265 232 1,160 1,325 , 1,736 539 • 624 1,061 • 772 21,213 the 25th Foot. , 721 Foot—Gentleman Cadet Douglas James Broadley llch.len, from the Royal Military College, to be Ensign, without purchase, in succession to Lieut. Cameron, pro moted, without purchase, in the 25th Foot. 73d Foot—Brevet-Lieut.-Col. Thomas Rose to be Lieut.- Colonel, without purchase, vice Brevet Col. Pinckney, C. 13., deceased ; Brevet. Lieut.-Col. Wyndham Edmund BeweA to be Major, without purchase, vice Ross. 76th Foot—Basil Porter, Gent., to be Ensign, by purchase, vice G:Tone, who retires. 82d Foot—Lieut. Thomas Acton, from the 53d Foot, to be John 'Rowlson and Thomas Brooks, builders, Liverpool, Jan. 23, and Feb. 15, at eleven, at the Liverpool Distric Court. Lieutenant, vice Porter, who exchanges. 87th Foot—Lieut. Anthony Butler to bo Adjutant, vice --- Messrs. Church and Son, whose suspension was announced on. Wednesday, desire to state that the event was not caused by transactions in sugar, but from their holding large stocks of fruit, which have suffered severe depreciation. [ArivEuTismiEwr.l—Mr. Benson, Ludgate-bill, has just published a new illustrated pamphlet on watches (free by post, for two stamps). It should be read by all who are about buying a watch, as it contains prices and important informa tion as to--What watch to buy where to buy it ! and how to use it: The prisoners lived in Queen's-row, Chelsea, and the assault they committed was upon their landlady, afeeble old woman over 70, her two sons, and two police constables. It arose out of a quarrel between the Collinses and the wife of one of them. They were found guilty, and Mr. Payne, after stating that it was a base, cowardly, and brutal assault, sentenced each of them to 12 months hard labour, Matthew Bradbury and George Weaver, clothiers, Tun - stall, Staffordshire, Jan. 26 and Feb. 16, at eleven, in the Birmingham District Court. "William Jackson, victualler, Kidderminster, Jan. 26 and Feb. 16, at eleven, at the Birmingham District Court. Joseph Bentley the elder and Joseph Bentley the younger, gun and pistol makers, Liverpool, Jan. 20, at twelve, and Feb. 17, at eleven, at the Liverpool District Court. SCOTCH BANKRUPT. William Richard Paterson, merchant, Glasgow. 256 1,076 6,739 21,362 3,394 5,637 24,442 178 600 286 1 206 . 135 347 66,089 1,239 13,00 6 11,603 744 952 9,82?, [ADvEuusxmizyr.]—Holloway's Ointment.—Ulceroue sores and scrofulous eruptions of the worst kind, and for which all sorts of " established" remedies have been tried in vain, have been thoroughly cured, and in an almost in credibly short time, by Holloway's Ointment, The common topical applications aro mere palliatives; but this unri valled unguent penetrates the source of the evil, destroys the secret virus, and gets rid of the disease for ever• In ordinary cases the ointment should be briskly rubbed into the parts affected ; but if they are too tender or irritable for this process, they should be gently lubricated with it at least twice a day. The most inveterate external diseases will yield, sooner or later, to this ointment. Lynch, promoted. 90th Foot—Brevet-Lieut.-Col. John Christopner Guise to bo Liout.-Colonel, by purchase, vico BrAkt.-Col. Purnell, C. 8., who retires; Brevet-Lieut.-Col. Henry Hope Cron lock to be Major, by purchase, vico Guise ; Lieut. Ivan S. A. llet fot d to be Captain, by purchase, N ice Crealock ; En.iigu Henry James Edg - ell to be Lieutenant, by pur chase, vice livrfara. 02.1 Foot—,Cleorao . Kellio McCallum, Gent., to be Ensign, by tarehamo, vice Emmet, promoted; the promotion of Ensign Robert Alexander Emmet, to a Lieutenancy, by purchase, and the retircraelit of ,I4icut. Minton, to bear Witness—Yes, I did. I burned it because-- Mr. Sleigh—Wait a momerit.—He does not pro fess to know the haidwriting uf the defendant, and it is not to be endured in the city of London that any charge should be made upon a letter received by a person who afterwards burns it, and who ad mits that he does not even knew the handwriting of the person from whom he says it was sent. The Lord Mayor—l think that must not be put. Mr. West—Then I will not press it further now, but I have no doubt that I can produce proof of the contents of the letter on a future day. (To witness) —What became of the £5 note ? Did you accept it Witness—Accept it ? Mr. West—Did you appropriate it, I mean ? What did you do with it ? Witness—As soon as possible I gave it to the superintendent of the dockyard. Mr. West—That is all ; I have no more to ask you. Mr. Sleigh—ls that your case ? Mr. West—Yes. Mr. Sleigh—Then I am not at all sorry that the case was adjourned. Mr. Goodman—Before you address his lordship we had better prove the jurisdiction, Mr. Sleigh. Mr. Sleigh—Oh, we will take it as granted that the Post-office was the agent of the defendant, and the posting, of the letter, which was within the city, gives jurisdiction therefore. I was saying that I was by no means sorry that the case was aojourned on the former occasion, although the effect has mcossarily been to subject the defendant, who is a practical engineer, and author of several valuable improvements which have been exten sively adopted throughout the country, to further ex pense and loss of time. It is now, I think, abundantly clear that there is not a scintilla of evidence to support the charge made against the defendant, of corruptly attempting to bribe Mr. Miller to neglect or do some act contrary to his duty as a public ser vant. His handwriting has been proved by Regan, and the technical objections which I t oo k the other day to the proof of handwriting through the Fields was my own act, as every counsel is bound to not in such MO for the benefit of his client, without - i BANK OF ENGLAND. An Account, pursuant to the Act 7th and Bth Victoria, cap. 32, for the week ending on Wednesday, the 11th day of January, 1860: ISSUE DEP A.RTMENT. Notes issued £30,002,060 Government Debt £11,015,104 Other Securities .. 3,459,00 , Gold Coin & Bullion 15,527,060 Silver Bullion .... £30,002,0601 $30,002,000 BANKING Proprietors' Capi tal £11,553,000 Rest Public Deposits (in cluding Exche quer, Savings' Banks, Commis inissioners of Na tional Debt, and Dividend Ac- , EPARTIYENT. Government Secu rities including Dead V 4 eightAn flinty) .£10,963,822 Other Securities 19,892,930 Nines Gold and Silver Coin 607,0139 counts) 5,564,925 Other Deposits 15,543,469 Seven Day and other Bills 812,439 £39,724.561 M.l £39,721,561 :ARSTIALL, Chief Cashier. Dated Jan. 12, 1860. AVERAGE PRICE OF SUGAR. The Average Price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, owl puted from Returns made in the week ending the 10th day of Jan., 1860, exclusive of the duties of Customs pad or BIRTHS. ANsCN.—On tho 12th inst., at Longford Rectory, Derby shire, the wife of the Rev. T. Anson, of a daughter. FITzwiLLIAm.--On the 10th inst., at Wentworth Wood house, the Countess of Fitzwilliam, of a son. OAKLEY.—On the 10th inst., at Wickwar Rectory, Glou cestershire, the Lady Georgina M. L. Oakley, of a daughter. MARRIAGES. LAMBRICK—MENZIES.—On the 11th inst., at St. Mary's- in-the-Castle, Hastings, George Lambda, Esq., Capt. Royal Marino Light Infantry, Knight of St. Fernando, to Matilda Ann Elizabeth, eldest daughter of General Menzies, K. 11., K.O , 3d Royal Marine Light Infantry, late A.D.C. to her Majesty. SIDNEY—WARD.—On the 12th inst., at Christ Church, Highburrhill, Thomas Sidney, Esq., of Bowes Manor, Southgate, Middlesex, Alderman of London, formerly M.P. for Stafford, to Eleanor Mary Ward, late of Beau mont Chase, Uppingham, eldest daughter of W. Ward, Esq. DEATHS. AINSWORTII.—On the 11th inst., at Apsley-terrace, Man' cheater, Mise Mary Ainsworth, aged 87. BIACKALL.—On the 10th inst., at Southernhay, Exeter, John Blackall, M.D., age d 8 9. BUTLER.--On the 9th inst., James Butler, Esq., of Caledo niun Villa, Qu e e n ' s - roa d , D a l ston, aged 70. CAMPEELL.—On the 9th inst., at 20, Park-terrace, Glas gow, Archibald Campbell, Esq., the second son of James Campbell, Esq., of Tillichewan, Dumbartonshire, aged 35. LOVEGROVE.—On the 10th inst., Henry Lovegrove, Esq., late of Groat Marlow, aged 84. MILLS.—On the 11th inst., at William-terrace, East India.. road, Wm. A. Mills, Esq., aged 74. WHITBOURN.—On the 12th inst., at Barking, Essex, Mr. Wm. F. Whitbourn, aged 81. LONDON : Printed and Published by MURDO YOUNG, of No. 112, Strand, Printers at The Sun Office, No. 112, Strand, in the Prooinot of the Savoy, in the county 0 1 Middlesex, Saturday, Jamul?) , 14, 1860• Noti TEE} Five p due, a tween Al fiofi DENI per Ai bolder 11 June pR NOT ANNI Assoc' Risi►or DAY, The cordan re-elec 15, 3 prior t pR NOT ANNU Friend Bishop Feb 1. 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