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, THE suiv 3 -LON DON, WEDNESDAY EVENING ____ 5 JAN U ARY 28 ) 185 7. -----_-- r___ . _ _. ... . _ . ... • MEET'ING OF TICKET-OF-LEAVE MEN. Portsmouth. I gain my livelihood by selling fish, r '1 tet IS' te A .14 -0," •ME LATE DUKE OF RVTLA.ND AS A I LAW INTELLIGENCE.-Jan. 27. posing himself in the interior of a cab to the rain and I Country Markets, . 2 0f 7. • To-day tl tem N L v i as a but the policemen know me to l, e a convicted thief ! ____-.00.--- SPORTING MAW. J 4.- snow on such a day es the one in queetion, and no doubi I --on-. it was very . hard upen the cab preprieter, whose property vEg i_ 7oo,l - o ____ oatLtzdjaAnNce Last night a meeting of ticket-of-leave•men was and they follow me everywhere. I DUBLIN, TUESDAY MORNING. ---eae..------- COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. * must be injured to a much greater exteot than could be THE CHURCH. The Dike of Rutland died full Of htnours and full of (Before Mr. Comtnittiener Fonblanque.) met by the Mere fare ; but his impression of the law Mark-lane. Holders of w t h h e a a n t a m n 'e d held at Farringdon Hall, Snow-hill, the oldiect of Hr. WATTS said he knew the speaker to ., be a , l hat the cab must be regarded as a kind of o en and .e mogo country buyers the meeting being to make- the public acquainted frequenter at Billingsgate for several years, withou. I The Rev. John Gregg, of Trinity Church, Gar- years, at Belvoir Castle, on Tuesday last. He had out- IN RE GODDARD.-THE ROYAL BRITISH BANK. diner's-street, has been appointed by the Lord- I lived the three score years and ten indicated by the Tnis was a meeting for choice of assignees in the case t w .a e r e ria t e the oeefWo• 2 le• ' f • h b 13 • . telaa 3' et ner ternas•after the decline uot t e h d e te es vi te n rd t i r i e y de L with the difficulties experienced by ticket of-leave beim' aware of the fact that he was a convicted of this bankrupt, who was described as of London-it all, seuger g . ' This cme in expectation of being able to buy on nen holders in their endeavours to obtain an honest thief: He always behaved in a proper and becom- Lieutenant to the archtleaconry of Kildare, vacant I Psalmist as the period of humah existence, and had p be i 41 g o tb 4 e s l i a ng w it o f e t i h n e g n ie n, t e, wt i t t w t n e s p u a n s- evitt nu oed Jewry, Fenchurch street, - and Aldersgate, provision doubterity the duty of the csbnian to have pr •ceeded 11 b h fl a u v qu e r, se h e o n wy o e f ve la r, te,: k .h: attained the ri if) ae of 79. He was under t l en years livelihood, and with the hope of being able to dis- ing manner. by the elevation of Dr. Fitzgerald to the see of r age when he r snc g ceeded to his dukedom, whica he held merchant. The bankrupt is one of the unfertunate share- with his f • ' h rather mors money, and in the busiume done the demliue . are , awe eying declined to de this, the de cover . eome means of being able to ameliorate their No. 6, a decently dressed and intelligent man, Cork. The emolument derivable from this appoint he unprecedented period of near! •70 ears. holders of the Royal British Bank, and came before the fendant was justified in orderine- him to Bow.stree.t. noted on Feiday was almost recovered, and the tone, was condition. The meeting, with few excebtions, was said-Gentlemen, all I have to say is only a few ment is so trifling that it will require severe years QrTthe late Duke of Rtniand took no Y 37. ert art in o ra t b t ilitie e s on account of the bank. From i feelings in the matter, there- was no help for it ; but as de;,:i 4 d B edl g y i'anpr6oaved. Oats and oatmeal slow sale, and ed. Words. I believe r this meeting is to do us some of the income to pay the fees of instalment. The court in Csri f s i eg is uri c? of proceedings taken against him . This must be his decision, and, however opposed to his composed of ticket-of-leave holders. There were political affairs. He was, however a c P or re d n ia n l e and e P arnest low9e Barley, beans, awl peas nd slo lb wiy F" at lii er to lo 2 l 4i ! • upwards of 100 present, most of themsbeing l a d s or good. lam a ticeet-of-leave man. When I came , rectory of Monkstown has not yet been filled. Dr. supporter of his party, and a conscientious and cons's. ? mu - , 33s 3 1 d ec t l o thlt s te 6 r d 6 . 01bs ll and 6d . p i , 9 r d q t r o . home-hut I have no home-I brought a few I Fiteeerald preached at his church there on Sunday. tent adherer to the Tory interest. AS a hernane and the ou pre ta i n ni t i of & Bin a e b m n e 4 t t by t e . en J. D, Fithian, the the decision ought ta have been given at once, he (Mr. Indian cont-mixed young men. In the mass they presented an - ret. a , t i d t a t pp e ears Tat the trad ( e i i Jardine) would return him the cost of the summons, as 355; white, 31s 6d to 35s per qr . d' ye ow, :13S a° ounds with me, and I tried hard to get work, and ITr T. A 11 I;.1 ....:Oro tear Leese were to consult the wishes of the liberal landlord he won the esteem and veneration of his a d e etts n oel amount to 166/. ~ an a good butanes s w anxious, care-spent, aud under-fed appearance. A P in resp7t went to Woolwich, where I thought I should get I parishioners of Monkstown he would find them tenantry; and, as a generous and cordial ra'rou of field debts, 10 3 0 T/ • cash at banke.r's 7501 h. l azy re_m. he bad already.lost balf a day by ha,ving to appear again. done. sidelong, watchful, and euspicions look characterised The summons was accordingly disun sea. work without being detected. But they wanted } most desirous for the promotion of their senior sports and the turf, be obtained the respect ani love of Bankrupt li ' li ' d held 12 old and 24 ne ; w shares, c ae ' d bad -_,.. the eyes, but beyond this there was nothing in their .Mre•!....•••••••••••11111 HULL -JAN. 27. ' • to know where 1 w or k e d l as t , an d th a t you know I curate, Mr. Rooke, a hardworking, zealous, and all c!asse; and o - nditions of people. He associated freely been called on by the official manager for 751. per share, • dress oranpect to indicate a desperate class. They I conld not tell them. I looked everywhere for talented minister. with the tenaetry ard the p - nFants on his estate in Lei- and by the official atsignee for 50/. per share. A long From the London Gazette of Last Night We had et moderate supply of wheat from the fat Tners, seemed in general more forlorn than felonious, and pitiable rather than perilous. One might take work until I was almost without shoes or clothes, THE SEE OF CORK. cettershire, and wet ever ready to promote their welfare argument ensued as to the - right of a judgment creditor ; the conriiti on of which was very indifferent ; nett i wile and recrea'ino In the hnnual race meetiegs held at Lei a ,, aiest the bank te prove ; hut his Honour ultimately I most difficult to sell, even at es decliue, while goo,' dry them for an assembly of costereeougers, but some and had to resort to that which put me where I The Southern Reporter has the following in re- WAR OFFICE, JAN. 21. - ,he took a lively interest •he imoartsd a prestiea b • ila u mplee u eo aid h lt ardly . be ha ß d fo l r less money than last. week. few appeared to be of a higher standiog. One had been. I ani willing to work at any trade or at ference to the movement on the partof the Roman c t eg t t h er ' bb• ence a d ' • .i i e. adjourned it, and said that no doubt the question Would I The Queen has been graciously pleased to give °niers for h enema , po a . eration. ar ey dull, and Is lower, Roe o . em y is pres . , a !vas wont to presi e, Alta be settled in the superior cour.s at Westminster. As- i the appointment of the Right Fftn. the Earl of St. Ger individual wore moustache and imperial, and had any work that is sufficient to maintain me. I don't Catholics of Cork in favour of the Dean of Lis- a kindness and urbanity peculiar to him, at the annual ignees were chosen. . mans, C. 8., to be an Ordinary Member of the Civil Divi- ter more inquiry for beans. Linseed ls to 20, and, cak ai I want anything out of the way. I don't wanL to live more :- 53 er to d p a earer. rings on the fingers of both hands. rens ordinary; until the creeping infirmities of age ren- s - - i sem of the First Class, or Knights Grand Cross,.of the who Was PrinCipally idle, or to live as a gentleman. I saw the other day "ASit is believed, and with some reason, that the s Si 8.. 5 , The Earl of CARNARVON, dered his attendacce impossible. INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COITRT. Most Hon. Order of the Bath ; and of Col. His Serene Wheat, En • glish, red 56 to Vl'eas re and bla at Smithfield two or three thousand honest men geed work ofan M.P. i 3 the ' open sesame' to that cave . Highness Prince Willient Augustus Edward of Saxe- D . . g y ck - 4 t t e - . ( , ' instrumental in gettino• up the meeting, presided, 2 At Newmarket, the late Duke maintained a racirg (Before Mr. Commissioner Murphy ) itto white., 6O to 63Linseed, Black Sea m en to ftt Mr. Henry Malieve, Mr. A. Meheve, the Rev. (MIL of employment, and if they cannot get work full of treasure, a snu g plac e , it was thought that the in. establishment. At the outset of his turf career, which : Weimar, Grenadier Guards, to be an Ordinary Member of Dant= an cl Konigs- Ditto Petersburgh ... 54 t to Da uccessful when fluence of a certain Catholic me be Mr. Hutton, Mr. how can we expect to be more s . , .. . . m r who never opens commenced about 60 years ago, his horses were trained A STRANGE CASE.-IN RE CHRISTIA.N OLEFIERS. the Military Division of the Third Class, or Companions of berg Mr. Portal, Mr. • Chapmen, This insolvent, a native of Holland, was oppused by the said Most Hon. Order. Beach, Capt. Wraxhall, Mr. Wyld, Mr. W. B. the public say we are not fit for any society ? The; e bis T c rth without effect in the House of Commons, on his estate at Cheveley, a village within three miles of Pomeraniai tand.Elam- angel wou greatly increase the chances of success of the di- Newmarket, by Mr. Fenwick, and since by Mr. W. Ed. Mr. Sargood for Mr. Salamans, the detaining creditor, WHITEHALL, JAN. 26. Jerrold, Dr. Mackay, and others,. were amongst is no reform in the prison, but there is demoralise burgh ... ............ 58 to 64 Ditto Konigsberg and vine, whose election was ardently desired by the mem and Mr. Reed supported. tion there. lam very sorry to say that I cannot wards; ultimately they were put under the care of the late The Queen has been pleased to present the Rev. George Danish,Ho !Mein, and Memel those present. b ' ti constituency • and accordin 1 an influential con gnn . Mr. Beyce, who trained them about 24 years. The Duke's 4 the inso'vent was a • eweller in Wi - ers M A In June, 185 i .. . , t , ic , Ro e e ~., to the Vicarage of Gedney, in the county Friesian , i ........... 54 to e 8 P. r : Tone The CHAIRMAN opened the meeting by saying-. get employment, and am in consequence obliged to e . so r tuent wrote ' • , strongly urging a visit to Lord Carlisle, stud_ was at no time remarkabl 1 y arge. It was broken up . . more-street. His wile bad left him, and he had Lis , one diocese of Lincoln, void by the death of the Rev 'Russian and Od .sgto 6t Lins.c., Hull-10s to 171 7 ' ° o a t My good friends, perhaps you may be rather sur- do that I don't wish to do, and must do that or and a good word for the rev. friend. The reply is n 1 • sal in the year 1851, and, from that period, down to the apprentme in prison for assaulting him. B • 'Th S tEt 0- ' • essa - mug, as he onlas wee ' c e • Oats, Englesh prised why I called ran together this evening, for starve. lam alole and willing to work to-morrow, to have run thus :- duke's death, the R.utland coleues-light blue, purple said, nearly mad, he left one Saturday frt. Holland in WAR-OFFICE, PALL-MALL, JAN. 27. Ist Re iment of Dra o g Ditto Daui Leh • g ons-Lieutenant William Edmund Ditto Friet il'and 26 to 2s Rapeseed.. ... OM Os t. t oot is lam aware that in asking you to meet me here, I even at three shillings, but die or starve I never LL Lee e y ear -e--Let me remind you of the fol- i s eeves arid black cap-were rarely seen on Newmarket the steamer, to see his only child and to ease his mind. Curtis has been permitted to retire from the service by the Ditto Ruse ian 27 to 30 Rape cakes -s Od. to 'l27s el l am taking an unusual course. At the same time will. (Ceeers.) I have one thing to sat -if the lowing ennetment, the 18th section of the Catholic ' As late as the p• ' g He left jewellery worth upwards of 3001., and some fur of 1855, however, we sale of his connnissiou; . W'alter Bain:), Gent., to be Cornet, Barley, malting I hope that nothing will take place this evenieg public found us employment it would be more to Emancipation Act, "That it shall not be lawful for an y . fi - a t , c d e c t o n u e r l e a e s . t record in the O e ct/ r e i n e ciar of the Duke of Rut- niture, in the care of a woman and two boys in his em tbt, pure, , hese iu succession to - Lieutenant Curtis, who re- Ditto grinee ug 35 to 38 Ditto foreign which will make me repent of having placed confi- their credit than building prisons at an immense person professing tbe Roman Catholic religion, directly land as an owner of race boren. His grace was not a ripe- Ploy, whose nan.es were Charles and Jem. He returned 48 to 50 Guano OO/ Os 8/ t p 1.21 150 deuce in you and giving you an opportunity, w h en expense, which is not the way to reform the crimi- or indirectly to advise his Majesty, eis heirs or success culator on horse-racing, but entered into tad ursuits in tbree monihs, and was eurprised to find the shop lr e e t s h Re intent of Foot-Ensign John H.. croft Bolton t ' a(?ans . • o Ditto form ..n - ~ Ocl 7 42 8 sOd to ,120- „. the public is dieposed, perhaps, t o Ju d ge ' nin ety o f nal. They won't give a man a fair trial. What 'ors, or the Lord Lientenantor the Lerd Deputy or other from pure love and adneiratiou of the excitin: sport. closed, and only a woman in the house, whom he did be Lieute g nant, by purchase, vice Seely, ivi r io Y retires ; James Peas, whit ki o and yol. 40 to 4e F e lour, per brL • an. 3n. chiet governor or governors of Ireland, tcuching or con not know. He learnt from a neighbour next door that Lewis Bradshaw, Gent., to be Ensign, by purchase, vice you, of sayina a few words in your own defence. is he to do ? Is he to lie down and die against He would sometimes stand 51. or 10/. on a race, or back -- YOU must alr know perfectl ll b I b ywe t _at can e some brick wall ? No, the police won't let him do cerning the appointment to or disposal of any office or referment n the Urnted Church of Eng`and and Ire- his horses for the Derby or Oaka for 50/. or 100/. The Mr. Parsons, of Pentonville, had bought his stock, and Balton. when he went there he saw his stock in tbe window. 14th Foot-Brevet-Colonel Peter Farquharson, from LEEL,S, JAN. 27. actuated by no other motive in brineing you to- that ;he will tell him to go on ; he must not stop P d 1 -' ' duke Possessed several good horses, including 'Sorcery Ile heard thr Mr. Parsons had bought it of Mr. Gould, . to a Lieuteliant-Colonel, vice Bre- We hvl a fair show of wheat to•cla.v. There was s more gether than the wish to serve your interests, and there. (Cheers.) I saw a man the other day pick I s a b r. c c , , f ti , ' , : d t h h e urc r l e a m n is f e f s co h t e la:e b d i : i atd . if Shy p!rson and &schwa, winners of the Oaks, and Fandango, who i tt ' el r -ait i l tt ed, b , who exchenges, Major Ralph Budd to general deenand for geod dry qualitiea, which ma ke near that you may receive such kind treatment out of the mud a crust of bread, who said he would victed by tbe due c P ourse oelaw, be ' d e Zed t b t e i tie t uf (c)rfri, "flourisbed" duriog the seasons 1815, 1816, 1817, 1818. His principal an , :l favourite jockey was Mr. Jas. the F - pr o inc ( i a l: t a le :re e to e r r;oe it ppeared that the insolvent be Lientenant-Colonel, by purchase, vice Fargeharsoe, who the rates of Friday last. Raley stead at about ls t 0 : e ceti retires ; Brevet Major William Cosino Trevor to be M:.jor, tations. Eatans aria oats die not y h f 38 " Vary mac rt nu I as may be consistent with the claims of your work two hours for a bit of bread. He said he had high misderneanous, and disabled fey ever h g old ' in y g any Robioson-". our Jene as he was familiar'y called by wrote m to a person turned Ev a ane, to who ' be o es 15/ , by purchese, vice Budd ; Lieutenant H. H. A`Court week. OtLber articles as before. fellow•subjeCeS. You know We inhet togetker ne I one, could get no work, and bed nothieg 1 office, civil or military, under tbe Crown.' it will be his inends. The duke was one of -he earliest yearly em- ttkh . f • di 'I ''t e t ni - w t In ' r• a e is unnture, an wii t ha person was ~a trig Inglefteld to be Captain, by purchase, vice O'Toole who Average. rice f • o 2 grain-Wheat, 583 9d ; b ar e e ., 49s evident to you th ) ) e , • e , at a Bishop of Cork mast be made, in order to obtain some inft raataion es to the to de but to starve He was 26 years of aee I 1 f M It . h t 1 ill •ht bl p oyera o r. obinson, w o spor et eng tin an inveut my the traveller of Mr. Gould, one Shoesigier, retires ; Captain Martin Petrie,. from half-pay 14th'Foot, 2d ; wets, 11 278 ' d beans 46s 2d • -"•• d; , peas, - a. 0 difficulties which you experience in finding strong, hearty, willing to work, and yet famishing without tau interference of, my dear -. purple sleevee, and black cap for a period of 36 years. came in, arid finding the insolvent had left, took the to bo Captain, vice Inglefield, placed upon half pay; Lieut. rye, -s. CA I. ; ' employmeut on being diseharged from prison. for food.. Teere :s not sefficient employment for " ' Yours faithfully, --.' '' Tee grea,test of the Duke of Rutland's turf trininphs jewellery, which wes sold te Mr.- Parsons. Richard Hussey Vivian to be Cq)tain, ny purchase; vice ---------___ ---- Most of you are offenders against the law, the honest, and how can we expect employment ? indeed aro inseparably associated with the name of Jem extraordinary circumstance of the case, required the hail-pay, lith Foot, to be Captaih, vice Vivian, placed on 00 URSE OF EXCHANGE.- YESTERDAY. Mr. Commissioner Murphy, after remarking on the Newman, who retires; Captain Frederick Smythe, from ______ You have been triad, convicted, and sentenced to I will mention one instance that occurred to my- MERCANTILE LAW CONFERENCE. Robinson. titathtlie duke and his jockey declared Caciland attendance of Mr. Gould and his traveller, in order to h If Lieutenant John Ecklin Matthews li h _a_.-pay ; ..e ee Cap- ante:nano-.... .. .. .. ii inn' Gibraltar ............ .... the lostt of the duel stud, and turfites even now talk with various periods of transpertation. From eireum. self about three mouths ago. lam living with a tain by purchase, vice Trevor. Ditto, th: .i a mouths .. 11 17e4 ' Leghorn .. .... ,„ ... •ts , 473‘ arrive at the truth of the insolvent's strange allegations. o , „,.. , ....,.. e . ________, no simulated enthusiasm of tae exciting dead heat for the 2j 1 toot -.Lieutenant el ames wunamson to be Instruc. 2.ottliedain ............. 11 Inn Genoa •....::...... .45 75 stances which I need not go into at present, it has ticket-of-leave female, who is unfortunate-the The case was adjourned sine die. intwerp .. ............. 25 30 klilan ................ -- A. preliminary meeting of delegates from the Derby of 1823 between Cadland and Tbe Colonel-an tor of • Musketry. been found impossible to carry out that sentence. same as myself. I have a sister and her house manufacturing and commercial towns and districts event which had never before nor has ever since occurred IN RE JOHN HOLMES. 23th Foot-Lieutenant William F. Richards has been :t r e as ' 6ls --- .• ." 2 : 5 30 v en i ce•• •• •• •••• -•- -- You were, instead, pieced in a state • of penal servi- was robbed. The police made inquiry of her, and This ins Iv nt o e was opposed by Mr. Sargood for a Mr. meurgli ............ 1.3 6% Naples .. ...... ........ 4t la of England, assembled by invitation of the Law fOr the greet Epsom encounter. " Jem Robinson" rode permitted to resign his Commission. eitona...• -..0 .. .... - Palermo .... tude, and after you had suffered half the time of she said she had an " uncle" who was a house- Gray, and supported by Mr. Daley. Amendment Society, was held yesterday eveu- . , . Cadland amt. Scott The Colonel, and the exquisite skill , , 38th Foot-Lieutenant Arthur William . Barron, frhm mee t - ..--,... •• .... 25 2234 Messina' .. • 11293 i your original sentence, you were discharged with a breaker. (Laughter.) That is the way my friends - - * The ob'set of the 0 . oen* t t osse-sion of i iit was o go the Ist West India Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice ma n rs itte c t s hgee months .. 25 65 Liebe" .. .... 51.4 i ing at the rooms of that society, to make ar- and iudgme . nt displayed by both the johkeys produced a, the remi l ses rented b r P t P r G:w an t t tur •-• •••• ••••.. 25' 65 Oporto ................ 51% ticket of leave, on the condition and understanding assisted me. Immediately after two policemen a roar of admiration from the excited multitude. The Colonel P yhe insoivent of M . y, . d PitzGerald, who exchanges. rangsments far a conference held this day d o a r e t e -• • t ... -..- Rio Janeiro ..... .••.• .. --* for the insolvent to discontinue an action he had brought - sist Foot-Assistant-Surgeon Patricklineour, from t e ad' rt u tatl that you were thoroughly sorry for all that had came to my house with loaded pistols at night, and - ' - a- was the favourite, and for the decidine heat, sto 4 wive !I: : et ... i . ne .... 119 Buenos Ayres .. .. -- ' to-naorrow, to consider the present state of the for damages, and to dismiss a bill he had filed in Chan. Staff, to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Camaell, who ex.: , Berlin e h a happened before, and that for the future you would maid at once, "We want you about a robbery ; bettsd on him. North was itted aeainst South and "ou New York,6o days'sighf mercantile law, and the alterations which are re r eery. Oa the part of tie insolvent it was complained chan ges. Vienn.a.... .......::......: 10 - 38 Philadelphia ... lead honest. and induetrious lives. I believe that a come with us ;" and then when I weut with them, Jem" broueht the southern P s throu s h ' ' • ' lr T g in tnump . heex 57th Foot-The first Christian name of Brevet-Major reeste.... ,„.... _ met 10 40 PRICES OF BULLION, rk.3 0; quired for its improvement. The conference is to that he bad been harshly treated by Mr. Gray. Petersburg ..,........... 3 7 great malty amongst you thoroughly wish to do so, they fetched two or three people to see if they citement produced on that occasion was only equalled by Forsyth is Gerrard, and not George as stated in the be of a similar chara,cter to that which was held in It appeared tbat the itsolyent was a obeli fishmonger, .' . 11 - Adria .„......,„., .... 49 t! Lo r r t eign Gold in Bars La - 17 :, but at the sante time lam a rry to .ay that many knew me. It is put iu the paper that lam living that produced eyJem Robinson again in 1850, when he Gazette o'f the 26th alt. 1852 ; and the importance of its proceeding's may „ r enjoining Canterbury-balnennteabetb, and had an agree- • 60th Foot-Ensign and Adjutant George Charles Kelly •41 -I r i e z ei tete'e•'••"• e•• 49 % next a i l t Dlr e s °ln ..... g (:, a fall away from their good resolution, and that some with a ticket-of-leave woman, and that is sufficient prised everybody by his rapid act of horsemanahip and be inferred from the fact that there will be present went for a lease of 21 yeane, from Mr. Gray. Ia tbe to have the rank of Lieutenant ; Ensign Charles Yar worth Seville......::::::::::: - - . New Dollars ...... 0 • 0 0 deliberately arta wilfully break from their engage- to ruin any man ; and now, if the next door neigh- the wonderful tact with which he brought out Rustbo - inver in bars .... i i „ 0 a meut. You are most of you intelligent men, and hour is robben why of course it must be done by deputations from twenty-one towns, representing rough for the Sr. Leger and repeated his Cadland achieve, lease there wao a power of surrender in seven years, and Jones, to be Lieutenant, , without purchase, vice T. S. Mr. Gray required his premises. This was refused, and Richardson, deceased ; Ensign Freflerick Augustus Camp- ten _______.....______ f town councils, chambers of commerce, trade asso- ment. The " Russb l orough lush" has become famous, must be aware that your country-that is to say, me. (Laughter.) As I said before, there is no re the insolvent alleged that his house was injured by Mr. bell, from the 54th Foot, to be Ensign, without purchase, ciationt, law societies, and other public bodies. the horse came at the finish like a flash of lightning, LOCAL S.TfARE MARKB ' T s , all those who lead honest and respectable lives formation in a prison ; when a man comes out he Ilin down the next house and since his eti. vice Jones, promoted. G . ray pu . g . . . , . g Among the towns thus represented are Bath, Bel. and when the judge announced a dead heat, the specta. • • e F tn-M '•JhW Th rn f th 77th Foot, _________ emg ___ themselves-are disposed to deal severely with you does not care what becomes of him. He says, "What lion tbe insolvent had filed a bill in equity, complaining 6(th oo . sjoi, on . . o as, rom e fast, Birmingham, Bradford, Bristol, Dublin, tors seemed dumbfounded and incredulous. to be Major, vice Brevet-Lieutenant-Colonel Deverell, who LIVERPOOL, JAN. 27. ' if it be shown that the fault is entirely and clearly am Ito do? I can't go to my own home, and I can't of the power of surrender inserted in the lease. lam Glasgow, Huddersfield, Hull, Kiddernabaster, In addition to the Derby, the Duke of Rutland's Cad your own. At the same time I, for one, am un • got on any where for want of a character." The case was then arrourned for a k for the offi• " tha n" BTOOK EI:CHANGE. - The mark t t fall Leede, Liverpool, Manchester (the Manchester land whh the Two Thousand Guineas Stakes, end, " The 77th Fcov-Brevet•Lientenant-Colonel Thomas Joseplins p r i ce ,. (Li edonia 303 . e was quiet, a willing to legislate for any one elms, however not a very great age, and I have walked about cial assignee to determine the best cou w r:e 3 t ' o b d t d ea op e . Deverelf, from the 67th Foot, to be Major, vice Thomas, Sheffield, and LinicOl -Midland, 82g 1-.slar tchesterr Chamber of Commerce, aud the Manchester Com- r Whip, h ' . in_lB3o, beating his Majesty King William the it . -Lancasb . ire and Y, I,lc • - shire, wrong or guilty, without giving them the opportu- starving before I did anything wrong. It is very (whos • racing career NV . A.3 w e e „ c h aegai t ,Ensign Edward Standish Baker, to be 964-Ditto, 16/. F n ' 34 laity of speaking in their own defence, and stating well for tha public to say, "Go here or there-you mercial Association), Newcastle, Plymouth, Wol- n o d u d r e t ni s Z t ingheee. Rat-trap erunnated), Flambeau (whose encounter with Lieutenant, by purehase, vice Simpson, who retires. shares, i d. - South-Eastern 22i 4„ -- ; London and North Western, 106 i i-East Lance's . e ire, !Pg their feelings, their difficulties and hopes. I there- can get work ;" but let them go to Smithfield- verhampton, and Worcester. The subjects St: Fran Y cis will be tvell remembered), and Oppidan were POLICE INTELLIGIATCE-Jan. 27. 89th Foot-Actine emssiatant-Surgeon James Bonnyman, North Britirsh ' , 9.1m3.-Grand Trunk of Caned. to 14-- fore ask you to state what difficulties you expe- market, and they will see that thousands .are met appointed for discussion embrace the law of debtor amongst the duke's most successful horses, aud they may M.B. to be Assistaft-Suitenon, ' iice Wiles, resigned. Blackburn, 81. rienced, and what temptations prevented you from of work who never committed a crime. The people and creditor, including bankruptcy, the Judgment be honourably distinguished in the annals of the greatest .....____ east- . ' Surgeon Chri Rifle Brigade-Assistane- stopher Thomp son, 111.8., from the Staff, to be Assietant-Surgeon, vice . -- redeeming the promise you gave when you received of England are very kind to other people, but they Executions Bill and the United Kingdom Writs turf celebrities. Cadland won his first six race,A and MANSION-HOUSE.--Cwettan OP HOUSEBREAKING. Lougheed, appointed to the Royal Artillery. BLANCHESTER, JAN. 27. • your ticket of leave. Before any of you speak, I don't care for their OWII. They send naissionaries Bill ; tribunals of commerce ; the 'registration of during his ca,reer was nineteen times successful. Flaw- -William Coates Wl3 brought before the Lord Mayor lst West India Regiment-Brevet•Colonel Philip Hill, i'imoir E - ItOrIANGE.-There was a dull marke t to-daP wish you to understand that lam here only on the everywhere, but we want missionaries at home, partnershipe ; the 17th section of the Statute of beau wone twentynwo races. Cadland, Oppidan, Rat- upon a charge of housebreaking. from half-pay Unattached, to be Major, vice Robeson with steady prices Eget Len h . 2^ l etis ire, o t 946 t --Le j supposition that all whom I see here regret what where the people want to learu 'to read. and write, Frauds ; and the Commercial Code ;it being left trap, and Flambeau " scored" in the aggregate sixty-six Legge (440) seia on Saturday morning the 17th inst., romoted without purchase, to au Unattached Lieutenant'. 06t-Bleckburns, .8 a - Mtn'oh c e a s s t is past, and are anxious to lead honest lives if they and where schools and institutions are sonnuch re- to the conference 'to make such alterations in the isuccesses. These were monsidered great achievements I went to the werehouse of Messier. Kohler, of Maiden- golonelci; Captain William Joh.n Chamberlayne to be Qrs., 10 --Dovers, 22 1 - Birminel e ta r m an G 4 u a ß r i a r n m t e i e D t er 71 -•-• have the opportunitygiven them to do so. (Cheers.) quired, and they would prove as cheap, lam sure, order of proceed:lnes and the arrangements gene- in those days, but they seem now insignificant, compared •lane, Qeeen-street, Cheapside, iu consequence of appli- Major, by purchase, vice Hill, who rotires ; Lieutenant C. Union Plate Gless, 221. rally as it may think desirable. with the doings of our modern Fisherman, who, in one Foo cation from the proprietors. I searched the premises, Lionel J. Fitz Gerald, from the 38th , t, to be Lieut., -- Ido not wish you to tpeak of the justice or injustice as to be building prisone, or to be at the expense nd found on the second floor a qnantity of ski 1 • prig vice Barron, who exchanges. . BIRMINGHAM, JAN. 27. of your sentence, of the hardships of the hulks and of transporting them ; and if this were adopted, The introductory meeting of last night was pre- ee -on alone, placed twenty-three triumphs to his own- a d h 1 - - ns about, an t e oop hole of the first floor, from which a , UNATTACHED. - sided over by Lord Brougbam, who has consented er s vr a i ccouat. STOCK EXCHANGE. - This market was doir kg rather the prisons, but to tell me what it is that prevents the country would save thousands.* We are all. th the Duke of Rutland Newmarket has lost a Person could get into the street, open and on Sunday Lieutenant John Rawlinson Cuthbert, from the 10th re st more business to-day, and prices a shade lowei tG- a many of you, as a class, from earning an honest human beings, and why should we not have the to act as president of the conference • and among s i eu „h an d „ ' erous patron. For many weeks in the g • ni ht last I went to the same warehous ' e, and found the Light Dragoons, to be Captain, by purchase. Western, Birininghane Guaranteed, 75 ie.-Mellor ids, 8 2 ..: those present were Lord Stanley, M. 1 3., Sir Fitz- adlock had been forced off the doors leading from the DEPOT BATTALION. -London and North-Western 106 106 .-13 . i ' nghaia livelihood on their discharge from prison. 1 asa nourishment that God has sent us. There are course of the g year he used to take u his residence in the P Lieutenant Ernest Augustus Hawker, from Paymaster , , it ni you tO tell what you feel about the ticker: of leave numbers of the public who ielieve us, but others roy Kelly, and a large number of commercial dele- quaint palace there, for the purpose P of shootieg over his street into the cellar under tbe warehouve, and I found Canals, 93 • 5, buyers-North Stfifoz as, 4,„. which ia given to you, whether it is of service to think we are wild beasts. (Laughter.) I have ex- gates. The attendance, indeed, at the preliminary estate in the vicinity of the town. His grace was tail that some beards leading into the warehouse had been 21st Foot, to baPo s ast l e T r. P AL STAFF. ____ you in getting employmeot or not. (Cheers.) perience among thieves. I have found them to sitting, and the tone of the meeting iudicated that and thin, and had a somewhat common-place expression broken away. The aperture was large enough to admit Assistant-Surgeon John Campbell, M.D , from 51st a man. This was secured, and a man was left in charge the greatest interest is felt by the commercial corn- of countenance. He was remarkably unostentatious in Foot, to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice KilgOur, • who ex- SEA Bi ).R NE MAILS. TICKET-OF-LEAVE MAN, No. 1 (the names were not have good sound sense as well as other people. I till Monday morning, when, on the arrival of the clerk, changes. munity in the deliberations of its chosen represen- his dress, and his gaunt agure, old white hat, and well. given), came on the platform and said-" Friends have heard ladies say, when they came to Fee us, I searched the premises. I founn that a desk in the office BREVET, tee tatives. worn coat and boots, will long remain familiar to the and brother sufferers, /3m a man as has seen more " Lord blees me, how quiet they are." (Great ilfloor had been forced oen and th t the The und r • on the groun . 15 , a .. e mentioned. officer having completed three tWhdn the hate for making up a meil falls on ase indann The CHAIRMAN having briefly opened the pro- ittbabitants of Newmarket, by whom the memory ef the trouble in my time than any man this day in Eno.- laughter.) I think they must have thought we were dead duke will be fondly s cherished.-Sunday Times. clasp of the keyhole of the iron safe bad been forced year.' actual service on the 13th Dec.,•1856, in the rank the mail remains open until the day follow.ng ; exee t e ,in tb: ceedings, and explained that the °Eject of the of Lieutenant-Colonel, to be promoted to be Colonel in the case of the India mail, via Southampton, which, Qi 1 a u°- hurl. When I was first committed it was up to some chained demons. (Laughter.) I can assure down and apparently with some instrument, but the sitting was merely to pave the way for the con wife h ' ad pot been opened. I found a ladder in the cell ar ATTU, under the Royal Warrant, 6th Oct., 1854 : occasions, is niade up the previous evening.] 1832, and when I came home in 1832 I looked for them the ticket-of-leeve man is flesh and blood, - ference, placed in such a position as to assist a person in getting Lieutenant-Colonel Benjamin Riky, 4Sth Foot Ai ----- " ,:- ------ employment, but could get none, and so I had to like, themselves, and have got' tense and reason, fall back on my old games again. (Hear, hear.) and know when they are trodden on. As to atop Mr. G. W. HASTINGS, one of the secretaries of _HEALTH OF LONDON DURING THE out a trap•door. - Quartermaster John Nowlan, retired on half-My of the . . Foe I " 4:'of ------ Ed , Foot, to have the honorary rank of Captain, under the conference, read a draft of the report of the corn- WEEK. Knight (41•17) said-Last night between six and seven _ , From 1840 to 1856 I have seeu all kinds of trouble. crime by transporting men, that will never do. yal . arran T t o of 17th December, 1855. mittee, with a view to its being formally submitted o'clock, the prisoner was brought by his father to the made up at Whence p, i sy what I tried all parts of the world to get employment. I There are men coming home now, and what are . IN THE . ARMY. th, des- -y what When ••,‘ 1 Vessel. to the conference this mornine. . ' police statioa in Bow-lane, and in consequence of in- Capt. Edward D l C lir l i f d A e 3 ls got one employment, but the police got me out of they to do? If there were an inttitution for men (From, the Report of the Registrar-General. tit Regent:let Bengal Native Post Office. patched. Ve.sel* expect. it again after three days. I tried the docks time when they came out of prison, it would do good, ALr. GILMOUR inquired whether it waa designed Th d , in date ed i I d , struetions which I received, I went to N 0.97, Britannia- Infantry. -.ones t? introduce in the conference the subject of the -.° ed. a re e i r n ' on on" which in a l e two street, City-road,.when a young woman, who lives there, MEMORANDUM.-Brevet-Major Win. Jonathan Clerke, t,..b0n. - ...7. - ----7 7 t „ t - - - • after time, but could get nothing to do till la.st but transportation will do no good. (Cheers.) previous weeks had been 1,135 a,nd 1,171, rose in the gave to me six sample walking sticks, a corcb, and a 'mon lettl pey as a Captain Unattached, b 1 , as -oon w ,.- ,i, .ain - Ainarn- t than"' Sco . tch . system of summary diligence on pocuuiary Tan. 24 April, when Mr. Mayhew recommended me to a Mr. Me:mew said i 7. the last speaker gave his week that ended last Saturday to 1,216. In the ten cap. The prisoner gave up to his father, in ray pre• witted to retire from the Service, by the sale of his U_i;:l. il'il,ralt.r :. month. ampton bra ' bra oblv,atiorz Gibraltar -1 ' situation, which I have held ever since. I wotk name, a gentleman would give him employment. son en - years 1847-56 the arerage number of deaths in the Bence, five duplicates which relate to pr rt ope y stolen on mission, he being about to become a Sottler ,at the. C,spe of ~ • lox auattennents in t ima t e 7 t Ltd that that top.c was not Good Hope. . attis • • • • .. 1 hard day and night, but I don't mind that. I be- No. 7.-Gentlemen, lam no great speaker, and - i " •- - weeks corresponding with last week was 1,177. But if each of the occasions on which the warehouse had bee _n Egyot ..•• .• I 4th & 20th 4th and inc.uded in the progranime. Erratum in the Gazette of Jan. 16-For 2d West India o ce i on .... tv of the fr south- ~.„n ny, 20th ot b 0 ' lieve the best part of you would embrace situations will only say two or three words. When I came thedeatts of last week are to be compared with the ave. entered. I produce a pair of boot 3 which were taken ampton weee the j' °11: " aISO if you could get them. (Yes, we would.) If home I had a few pounds in my pocket-about Mr. GILMOUR expresse . d his regret that such rage the latter should be raised proportionally to the in- off the feet of the prisoner at the station-house. Regiment, Lieutenant eharles linty Theodore Bruce de teriet - - I month. Ruvignes from the 21st Inot to be Lieutenant vice Mauritius I month. .: was t , . .. K a he e.ete Mr e tin ' bII ' 1 o tonal there were any place or institution like the Sailors' four or •five n and made the best attempt to keep it g s -1- Was, he said, crease of population, ei which case it will become 1,295. Eliza Cex, Britanula-street, City-road, Faid the pri. Htfl ' h ' 3l 'V t • • ar on ,w o exchanges, read, .it es India Regiment, va ey • Home, where you could go to after leaving your that I could, but, of course, I ran through it. I confined to bills of exchange and promissory notes. Hence it will be seen that, although the rate of mom. toner occasionally visited her, and on Sunday evenin . in Lieutenant Charles Henry Theoeore Bruce de Ruvienes China ...... ? 4th of d ' ' ' "eriang - ~- j'm the South- Ripon : Feb. 4.. ) aranta imprisonment, you would be glad to accept that then went to my brother-in-law, who took me to a • It did not &al with money, bonds, and othgr lity has been rising lately, it ie still belew the aeerage. between 6* and 7 o'clock, he hreught to her place tee front • et, N It.o Hartford, who the 21st Foot, to be hieuten.3, '• • . - qine.iporo ..., month. anipton . similar obligations, as the Scotch law did, and In comparing the rwults of the laat two weeks .an in. temple eticks, and comb and cap produted, iitatiug tliat eXchshges• g:owoi place, and be employed in it until you got some- place where I got some employment, and when • tustrauatviai 1,/ eouth under its provisions' it was necessary in every case crease is observed in the deaths of old persons ; for he had 'brought them from L tweaoft. COMMISSIONS SIGNE DBY LORDS-LIEUTENANT. the Cape)•• ' ..... ''''} ampton • ..•• .. lan. 31 t wo thing to do. You would be glad to emigrate to they found out what I was they told him of it, and to bring an action. whereas 41 men and wernen who had attained Clio age The prisoner was remanded, Knight having stated Z 1 Regiment (Light Infantry) of West York Militia- Cape of Goo,f i Australia, or the Colonies, or Americ3. I know I was not taken on any longer, so I said I must do ieutehant Jehn Travis Thornton Duesbery . to be Captain, E.. 1 e! The CHAIRMAN said as regarded bills of exchange o b i 8 1 0 years o k r u ds died iu the firmer vveek, the num- that he would he able to preve that the articles pro- r e 51a n u P riti Us : n Feb 5 Dart- Harbin- , L 1 40td P as s 74. Ir h . Jan. 25 . r,l • vice Price resigeede Lieutenant Lloyd Salisbury Bexeu- • '• •• mouth ger that many a one of you would be glad of that if it something else. Well, after that I went to the er ast wee w. .i t ese 74 old persous iti unusuat duced were part of the property stolen from Messrs. Ceylon , and promissory notes, the substential difference dale to be Captain' vice Stanhope resigned. were offered to you-many a one. I have been out docka to see if I could get employment, but I number of nonagenar•ans is found-namely 14 A loan Kthlerni nanites rraim ... .. . between the Scotch law and the English law was Queen's Own Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry-Cornet Lisbon .1 .. in the colonies, nid I am sorry I came home. I ceuld only gat one or two days in the week there and a woman were each 95 et ' ' ~ e - •.. years of age, ane the two oinest INFRINGEMENT OF VIE MERCH INT SHIPPING ACT . that the former, unlike the latter, bound thepart - the Lent Ashley to be Lieutenaut, vice Templer, resigned; Madeira knew perfectly Well there is many a case laid down and after some time I could get no more work y were women, who had reached the age of 96 years Henr Reed an Am ' -'' 1 I ' er,Fan . seaman, te chigirg to the Rupert Pennefitther Featherstonhaugh, Gent., to bo Cor- gaPedeVents I - who gave his signature, unless he eould show South. n in, the papers concerning ticket-of-leave men, but there, and I says " What am Itodo?"I am no tread in the present as comparei watt the previous ;eturn Unite r d State's sbi p Majestic, now lying in the port of net, vice the Lord Ahl -emoted Brazil *** ampton '-edwaY ' Feb. 12 ;L. rOn ot dures . s ;in other words, the English law made there is an increase in zymoiic diseases, and al3o in die- London, was charged by Mr. E. H. Coleman, clerk to L,a k li . • R ' 8 eY ' P‘ ' • RuenosAros ORO-half of tho robberies and garottings are not spokesman ; howsornever, if-I could be sent abroad I ' the creditor the plaintiff and the Scotch law made eases of the nervous system and the heart ; whilst the the Board of Trade, under section 176 of the Merchant Alen.ul e s do ir h e siti een ke t ri o t f u •4e L ot i n e a u n t r . yr c ia n v e ar 6 0 - m M in a a jo a r . Falki,and /5 . j r den. by ticket-of-leave men but by militia men and I would be thankful, or if any gemman would give J .. the debtor the defendant. numbers referred. to - pulmonary complaints are almost Shipping Act s with having fraudulently made use cf a dant, vice William Lockhart decoesed • Capt Archibald i' l (rs: s Yr;Clese soldiers. I know this for a fact-but still it must me some work I would Le up honest and down be the ticket Of-leave men that di4l it. Lest week strait. (Great leughter.) Mr. T. RA.NKIN (delegate of the Bristol Chamber identical, and cleat seep a hs by phthisie (or coneumption) de. certificate of discharge and cheracter, belongin Grd t b • • ' ' 'IIIL kh t ( t-ti ' gto Et. era 0 a Major, vice Alexander Mac( ona t oc ar , e vana and . of Commerce) thought the subject well worthy o f crf ivied irate 152 to 135. The increete in the class first ward J. Whitehead, a cook and seaman, wh o was de. promoted. Honduras). a, person got garotted in the easst end of the town No. 8 --What I have - to say is very brief. About 25 and 17th lst and beat°. entertained by the conference. Such, lie ob. mentioned arises altogether from boopisg-cough aud charged at Leith on the 27th of November laet, frona the WHITEHALL, JAN. 24. Venezirla by a militiaman-a policeman looking on-hut I six months ago 1 was • released on a ticket of leave The Lord Chancellor has appointed Thomas William Grey ib,,, lm uoironit 1 =mon Parana 16 t t h h e °f i expect he had his regulars out of him. (Laughter, heving dislocated my hip and if I had a trifle to' serv:d, was the operation of the Scotch law, that typhua (which iccludes. common fever), the cases in Empress, of Leith. rdin Ceoke, of Wokingharn, in the_ coeety ofjer s kL, l ( =Gra .. n . a . da . 1 i .Adrit 'I 1 winch the termer was fatal having increased front 65 to The Lord Mayor sentenced the prisoner to a penalty l'a e ll 'i l ,l l month. and cheers.) Two years ago, after coming home, I start in business, I think ' I should e - • I - ~ a ong pre, t , there were much fewer dishonoured bine seeu in all , 67, and these of the latter from 34 to 52. Six children of 10/., or imprisonment, with hard labour, for one . th : H a i r g lan ao t u o r be o a Commissioner to administer th Fern was employed in the Commeni thread, and a police- fair, although owine to the acciden g t, lam unable y Scotland in a week than wee° seen in Bristol n r ei,d (f Looping-cough iu the sub-district of St. Marearet, montb. t f Chancery in England. eidocenia i man seized me, becaase I carno out with a parcel. to do laborious work. Liverpool in a single day. • and three of these in the same house-viz Westminster, . , . , ~ The prisoner was then committed. ______ BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. n a o s n s a t i a ras . • / et Fee. 17 ..}. South- 16th of • He went in and inquired if I had not stole some- The CHAIRMAN here rose, and s dd-I should be - The CHAIRMAN said he believed that if there. 2, Church-court. The men died of ' &bus' on the 21st, Henry Ermanni Fellinger, flour merchant, Regent- I , •••• ampton - the ....en*. thing, and at night when 1 came home I was dis- glad to know whether it is the feeling among you were a register kept of all bills ef exchanee and 22d and 23d instant respectively, in the workhouse, GUILDHA'LL . .-INDECtn A T SSAULT.- Wm. Edney, square. mexco .... month. ' , charged. I was employed as a cannalty man air to prefer a ticket of leave in the colonies, or e ticket promissory notes in the City a London, and b if that ell , - )N w Town. Measles was fatal last week in 26 a youn man in th I - t en( g e e o a bookseller at the West- BANKRUPTS. liavina .... Feb. 2....} South- Parana Feb. I ;Adr'st° i J• t . t b ad ' d g e ernp oy ad t t b al i' ampton e twelve months in the docks, but I had no regular of leave ia. this country. Lot ail hold. up their l register were easily accessible to all who were con- Ca i ses. Thus comp am aepears o ave prevai ein the en , was brought up on Monday on remand charg 1 Jeseph Low, commission agent, 13ro -s ree •tu t nip, , 1 employment. That is what I can say. A man hands who prefer a ticket of leave in the colonies. cerned in such matters, it would afford tae greatest Norwood Workhouse, as 4 children died there from it with indecently as=aulting a respeC;able woma ' -e( t • 1 It b 6 at two, and March 10 at one, at the ,?l i t a l i t e t i fit •• " ? n, of the o surient er, e . Feb. 23 .. Ply- I Feb 6 EthiliPe ', ,I who has no place to go to, are' no employment, (Here every haud VirAs raised.) The chairman then possible security against the discounting of den- between the 11th and 17th January. A musician who name of Woodward. Court of Bankruptcy. Lee, official assignee, Alderman- wolote e fric . ;.S mouth •• •••'•• must go to the old associations and the old racket taid-" Let those who prefer a ticket of leave in gerous paper. (Flear, hear.) A clerk might in resides at 117, niiiington-street, Westminster, haslately Mrs. Woodward stated that the prisoner had, on three bury ; King eed Georee, King-street, C h hea t psid e m b lirttshNorth Liver- 1 1 , , again, as he has no character. England hold up their hands." (To this appeal that case speedily ascertain whether or no it would lost all his children (four daughters) from measles. different oecanons, assaulted her in a grossly indecent enhit , aker t R t ileir, cal a ic t ol i n e nter a , M M nehaenstce et en F . e .9, and America .. F.:very Fri.} r Drstrict Court Iteitemetatcs pool Europa Feb. 2 Asfis% . Mr. MAYHEW read a certificate from the present not a hand was raised.) be safe to discount the paper of the applicant. He Teree persons died of carbuncle. Tbe deaths of 5 winner , . She was in the habit of passing through Pater- l t a r s e s h r, Offi a cirl w a e ss v ig e 'nee, Manchester ; Sale, Worthinetee • United States Feb. 3 aud Liver employer of the spea.ker, in which he was described No 9 then came forward, and said-I arn a believed there had been no complaint whatever as persons are recorded i •a the resent re urn P t as caused nosier.row every morniog, and sometimes of an evening, and Shipman, Manchester. 0 ----, Fritts li Northl alternate 1 posl Ericsson Fes. 19 Zric.to:ln as being " the most assiduous, attentive, indus- ticket-of-leave man, and was dtscharged front to the operation of the Scotch law. by iutemperance. k the births of 904 bo s and 885 irls in all and it was uon h - in going to and from a warehouse for which she worked, John Gladstone, jun , ironfoun • p suc oecasions, but always is: the evening, der, Liverpool, Feb. 6 4i t zetea s. . . Tuesdays. ast .es and March 5, at eleven, at . the Liverpool District niourt. eritishNorth iki Feb. 25 ../ South- Herman 1" ob. 19 ereea triton', and best conducted - man in his employ- Woolwich last August twelvemonth. I have a Mr. GILMOUR remarked , that it had been in 1 7 L B 3" c h w i ee l ,re re ist rd • y g ' • ampton Ment." • wife and two children. I get work for two days in existence fur two centuries and a half, and. had d " -9 I 'Ten- we in London In the ten that the risoner' • ' ge e . . p a offensive c induct took place. The first Bird, official assignee, Liverpool; Francis and Alino..ld, America .. Liverpool. I Liver- Anglo- Feb. 41' T • -3°c erated to t . corresponding weeks of the years 1847-56 the average time she was very much &armee, and told him if he re- Canada .... I E lan. 27 .. he entire satisfaction of the public in - • William Ridley Carr and Henry Frederick Scott, iron I j pool Saxon ric to ._....-- No. 2, a Jonipact bullet-headed man, about 35 the week at Lem beth Workhouse-the other tour Wcotla d number was 1,553• , peated the offence she would box his ears. On the second years of age, next presented himself, and corn. days I look for work, but cannot get it, and I ana ot n r ; ~., At the Royal Observatory, Greenwich, the mean occasionshe called him'a nasty bea,t, and threatened to manufacturers, Wallsend, Feb. 16, at twelve, and March I 31E-Morning. E-Evening. Menced by asking-who is Mr. Henry Mayhew ? out of work for twelve months exceptjust getting e rr- ta. edormaND, delegate of the Liverpool height of the barometer in the wask was 29,547 in. The give hint into custody if he ever awed so aeain, and par- 18, at eleven, at the Nevveastle-upon-Tyne District Court. ' I wish to know that before I commence my speech. a job here and there, although ' l have , been up at beeatuber of Commerce, concurred in what had highest reading was 30.20 in. at the beginning of the ticularly cautioned him to beware the third time. But l is l e s k w e r , t official assignee, Newcastle-upon-Tyne ; Chater, m cal; 1 ?- . upon-Tyne. , r! said as to the importance of the question. week ; the lowest 28.97 in. on Saturday. The Mean regardless of her warnings she said the prisoner reneated . . tAretzaememeent]- A few more of the extraordinary ei weft Who is Mr. Henry Mayhew, and where is he ? all hours, even so early as two or three o'clock in aximilian Low, merchant Broad-street-buddines • , 0 , without Medicine of lA:lige:Von (Dyspepsia), Flatulence', Tee subject was ultimately referred to a select temperature of the week 3 • ' i• d ' • h • • was 8.1 deg., whrch is 1 deg. tie In neat assaue, of whic she complained, and she City, Feb 6, at t d (Mr. Meyliew was satire , ' next the speaker, and on the morning. rvii i , e :n March 10, at one, at thaelicourt Constipation, Nervous, Bilious, and Liver complaints, Cowin committee appointed to consider and report upon it.* above the average of the same week in 43 yeara (as raised an. alartn .and gave , him into cuotody. She was of Bankr . upto teeing pointed out to the speaker he continued.) Ne. 10.-Gentlemen, I have been discharged -, L: t t .:1 as o ir s el Alderm' burn ; Vim Comr t rie r ti e o s o to , ri a n n o. d DB?, effected by Du Barrn's Mr. J. D. GOODMAN, delegate of the Birmingbain determined by Mr. Glaisherl 'Pk 1.1 1- , . • •• ••...e. mgeest eempera Sure he was the same man that had grossly insulted her King and Geoi Y •ge, Kin' Why should you be aehamed to acknowlerlee you from prison twelve weeks next Thursday, and since . va ehta Arabi= Fet. d, sr ° Cnamber of Commerce, adverting to the fact that ture occurred on Sunday (the 18th), and was 49.8 deg. ; on the two previous occasions. t Will ia 2 l White, mi&r, Shadweil P , Mi'ddlesex, Feb. C, be e r: given : - Cure' 52;4'22. - Bridgeh ousc • ed are the man ? I came here to de sometlt'ng 'i , then I have not had two da in the week to vrork d , Frimley, . v _ a paper was to be read on the registration of part- . the lowest was. 28.4 deg., whi c h occurre d on Th urs . The prisoner denied being the party who had so mis at one, and March 10, at twelve, at the court of .Bant- April, 18541.-Thirty•three years' di truth and not in fiction, ann. I, wish to c l autit i ) i n for an em loyer. If an Y g s ,entleman will be so ent, deafue :as o !untie, spitli g , you against making yourtelvcs so public in sale k'd y p t l y - d d t 'it in as to pu, m name t own an sen me o L e nerships at the instance of the Manchester Com- day ;. the range of the week was 21.4 deg. The mean conducted himself tewards the complaipant, and said it ruptcy. ' Lee, official assignee,. Aldermanbury; Martiu, of blood, liver derangem El l ig in tbe ear_°_ dew.point temperature was 36.1 deg., and the difference was impossible for him to have acted in the manner de- Tlennas, and Collams, Mincing-lane. constipation, debility, slue tness of bre;tl s t i , n uaercial Association, inquired whether the cotn- Feb. 6, d cough, hata ing your lives in public to benefit another P rh e a . n - , colonies a 3 a tick Yet-of leave man I would be most between this and the mean air temperature was 2 scribed, as he was carrying a parcel of books in one hand Thomas Laidler, been remov coke-burner, Jarrow, Durham, . . ed by your Revalenta Arabica. My lungs, hirer, , mittee would consent to include the question of at one, and March 18, at twelve at the Newcastle District stomach, head an d ' d ears ar • That man is Henry Mayhew. His object in calling thankful to hint. (Hear, hear.) deg. The mean temperature f rof hi o the water of . the and . a bag in the other, so tbat neitbe s hands was e all right, my hea . ring perfect, an I ffi -• 1 "e ' Newcastle-upon-Tyce ;T. my recovery is a extending the principle of limited liability to private Thames wag 39.4 deg T Court. •B• k i er, o me assi e nee, marvel to all m ac uaintances -Jettss us together is to sell his books. A nice man is The CHAIRMAN then addressed the meetin he tent erature of the river at liberty to have touched Mrs. Woodivard unless • , it was t and W. Mater, Nowcastle-upou-Tyne ROBERTS, Wood Merchant. -F Y q ' ' ' partnerships, which principle, he remarked, was was remarkably consiant. Th rem the Venerable Atca Henry Mayhew-a'int he ?-to come here and get thanking them for their attentien and good beha g - P. dbl 11 . ccidervall oun'd her cloth h . y ~ 1 e . • et:, as e passed her. Richard Davis ship broker, Cardiff, Feb. 9, end March . deacon of Ross No. 32,836. - Three years' excessiv n e yon to tell your confession ?-The speaker was in- viour, remindine them that their welfare was his embodied in a bill introduced in Parliament last from the west. Its hor"etntate rn w o r e ew g . enera y a Th • men t varied from e prisoner s master gave hire an excellent character 10, at eleven at 'the Bristol District Court. Miller, official nery •'- a ousness, with pains in my neck and left arm, aim terrupted by the Meeting several times, and on tbe only object in calling them together. He said they session, and ultimately . withdrawn. The principle 15 miles on Wednesday to 165 on Friday. Rain fell to Alderman Carter said he was satisfied the prisone; areignee, Bri'ritol , 'IG" 1 . Bristol. • Bevan am it ing, • general debility, which rendered m life very miserable, 4 chairman telling him that he was not speaking to had certain' . y rawly difficulties to struggle a.gainst, ° ' f lhnited liabilit with r e y, e t ard to not less than the amount of 0.41 ie., more than half of which fell on had committed a gross and dastardly assault upon a re- Frederick Lawson Banks, and Robert Dawson, brevets, has been radical] rem ved D Y 's health-restoring y o by u Reny March 21, at ten at the Leeds Di- Food the subject, he descended from the platform, re- but that there was nothing in the world to be had seven partners, was admitted. Ttiesday. Rain fell on every day except Wednesday. spectable * female and it was necessary that persens of Sheffield, Feb. 7, and ' ffield • In tt .-ALEXANDEIt STUART Archdeacon of Ross, Ski - toenail. peating that he was a " bold man, and wished to without trouble. He remarked that iu general The csu ........AIRMAN----NOt by 'everybody. ~. -- the prisoner's character should be made to understand trict Court. Brewin, official assignee, She , a teen, Sheffield. Supported by testimonials 'from the celebrated Profe rs of . • . , Chemistry Dr. Andrew Ure; Dr. Shorland ; Dr, Rarver tell the tru , h." they spoke in a desponding and despairine tone, Mr. GOODMAN Said it bad been adopted by the MORTALITY IN THE METROPOLIS. that they'could not be permitted to insult respectable Edward Von Daclelszden, metal broker, Liverpool Dr. Campbell ; Dr. Gattiker ; Dr. Wurzer ; Dr. Ingrain; No. 3 said-I am firmly of opinion the gentle- but there was no reason for that, as soCietybwouid Legislature ; and he thought it might be ueefuliv .., NUMBER OF DEA.THS FROM ALL CAUSES REG persons nith inipunity. It is much too serious a matter isnitnEn for hitn to deal F b 11 and March e, at eleven at the Liverpool Disteict lightly with, and for the sake of protect- C e on4. Cazenove, ;facial assi'griee, Liverpool ; D edge Lord Stuart de Decies; the Dowager Countess of natio men ter° have nothint; but our interest at heart, not abandon them for having committed one, or extended so as to embrace the case of special loans IN THE IV - MK - ENDING FIA.TURDAY, JAN. 24. ing the public it was his daty to make an example of the I.: , stuart ; Major-Gem Thomas King, and many other respectable and Are willing to assist us. (Hear, hear.) It ie i even two or three, crimeo, provided they were not to a smaller number of private partners. . , iverpool. persons, whose health has been restored by it, after all other zomething to know that We are not altogether for- I habituated. criminals. It was easy to fret a bad Mr. HEADLAM, chairman of the committee D ZTmotic Diseases - Thomaa Lane, japanner, tato of Birmingham, no Wi ton-lod - e New-road Hammersmith Feb. wof means of cure had failed. For further particulars re pee!" , ;gotten, though we are set down as - worse than brute name, and difficult to get rid of it. By orderly thought it desirable that the conference should ), eseases of Uncertain Seat T b ^ L D . u ereu er menses 1 63 but under-the present circumstances he fined the risoner P - ine this in 1 win elevem and Feb. 26, at ten, at the Birmineham Dis- a • va • P • - drt uable food our rea a ve isement in another part of this paper. tiers are referred to Du Barrer a t easts by Some. We are 16,000, and we are told conduct only were they able to bt • 0 ant their dis- confine its attention to questions on which there Diseases of the Br • d Q aim Nerves an aenses it is bet, was likely to be something like agreement, and on James, Birmingham.. . --..........,-,.........memma5ea.... ner to meet the fate of Marley than of Cope. h c-arge, and far more necess.ary. was it to continue Diseases of the Ilea t and Blood-vessels 6O The fine was paid. -----_-----=-_- - I kave - a wife and chihl and an age.l mother to orderly when discharge from prison. He bethtd which, therefore, it could come to some practical Disc a of th r e Lungs and other Organs of --__ james Wootton, builder, Oxford-street, Leicest - or, Feb. 10 and Mardi 3, at h4lf-past ten, at the Birmingham Dire BIRTHS. keep, and by work' h - ing ard I endeavour te do so. them to remember that they had eV - t d '''' t , . ra es, and conclusion. - (Hear, bear.) Respiration ....... - - - BOW - STREET.---Nenne CAB QUESTION.-Mr. jar t ' • net Court. Harris, official assignee, Nottin 07 A SOL gham; Stone ' I want to be in I • h d God' h l d 1 • Th C 0 HAIRILAN and I,ord STANLEY expressed Diseases of th St - I wish to hay c ustrions, and not to rob or garotte. a ato y wor exp amed to them, in which e tomach, Liver, and other Organs .dine was called upon yesterday to decide a somewhat and Paget, Leicester ; James, Birmingham. On the 27th inst., at 35, Charles-street, the wife of CO' e somethine to keep rae in my old they were more fortunate than many of their coun- their conourrence in this view; the former observing of Digeation •• w le ge, Feb. Th was Wood. age : that ie m ' • ' y at/el-anon. I could get 50 police- trymen who were not criminals. In conclneion, he that in cases in which there was unanimity, or an Diseases of the Kidneys, &c. - On the 27th inst., at Sydenham, the wife of George men to give tae a go Childbirth, Diseases of the Uterus, enc. r. 4 L •• _I• 6 The complainant, Jas. Shaw, is the driver of one of euptcy. Bell e official (Assignee, Coleolan..+. . _ _ d h 0 c aracte- I have no diffie begged them to disperse quietly, with which re- approximation to it, there would be a chance of cultv in getting sernethi e - • immediately complied. securing immediate action on the Dart of the Diseases of the Joints, P.n.,. ~,,d VI „,,,..1,-. only one meal a day. out'', at ' ;. sonnntirees it may e ntst th b q ' ey - t-- • • - - BeINKB,UPTS. Joseph Low, commission agent, 13road-street• buildings, o ur r sinder, Feb. 6at two, and March 3 0 at one, at the Court of Bankruptcy. Lee, official assignee, Alderman. bury ; King and George, King-street, Cheapside. Whitaker Riley, calico printer, Manchester, Feb. 9, and March 9, at twelve, at the Manchester District Court. Fras-r, official assignee, Manchester; Sale, Worthington, and Shipman, Manchester. John Gladstone, jun , ironfounder, Liverpool, Feb. 6 and March 5, at eleven, at the Liverpool District court. Bird, official assignee, Liverpool; Francis and Almond, Liverpool. William Ridley C arr an d H enry Frederick Scott, iron Canada .... manufacturers, Wallsend, Feb. 16, at twelve and March 18, at eleven, a t th e Newcastle-upon-Tyne District Court. Baker, official assignee, Newcastle-upon-Tyne ; Chater, Newcastle-upon-Tyue. Maximilian Low, merchant, Broad-street-buildings, City, Feb. 6, at two, and March 10, at one, at the Court of Bankruptcy. Leo, officiil assignee. Aldermanbury; King and George, King-street, Cheapside, a t Williamot and ruptcy. Le e , W ar h a i r t c e h , Shadwell, Middlesex, Feb. C, official n e s t s g t n w e e e l 7A ve, l a d t e the rin a n C b o a u r r of y t ; B a r a t n i a l Thomas, and Collams, Mincing-lane. Thomas Laidler, coke-burner, Jarrow, Durham, Feb. 6, at one, and M arc h 18 , at twelve, at t h e N ewcas tl e District, Court. 'Baker, offici a l a s s i gne e, Newcastle-upon-Tyco ;T. and W. Chater, Newcastle-upon-Tyne Richard D av i s , s hi p broker, Cardiff, Feb. 9, and March 10, at elev en , a t th e B r i s t o l District Court. Miller, official ass F ig re n d e e e r , i ß ck ri t t a o w l ; so ß a e ß v , a tn n k a s n , d an G d iii t lin ob g e , r ßristol. on, brewers, Sheffield, Feb. 7, and March 21, at ten, at the Leeds Di strict Court. Brewin, official assignee, Sheffield; Patteson, Sheffield. Edward Von Dadelszden, metal broker, Liverpool, Feb. 11 and March 9, at eleven, at the Liverpool District Court. Cazenove, official assignee, Liverpool;. Dodge, Liverpool. Thomas Lane, japanner, lath of Birmingham, now of Wilton-lodge, New-road, Hammersmith, Feb. 7, at half- Nit eleven, and Feb. 26, at ten, at the Birmingham Dis trict Court. Whitmore, official assignee, Birmingham James, Birmingham. • James Wootton, builder, Oxford-street, Leicester,' Feb. 10 and March 3, at b .If-past ten, at the Birmingham Dis trict Court. Harris, official assignee, Nottingham; Stone and Paget, Leicester; James, Birmingham. Andrew Phillips, licensed victualler, Cambridge, Feb. 5, at eleven, and March 5, at one, at the Court of Bank ruptcy. Bell, official assignee, Coleman -street-buildings; Laurence, Cork-street, Burlington.gardens.- John Atkinson, builder, Queen's -gardens, and West bourne-groves Bayswater, Feb. 11, at two, and March 10. at twelve, at the Court of Bankruptcy. Graham, official assignee; Sidney, Smith, and Son, Barnard's-inn, Holborn. John Ochse, dealer in china and Jewellery Basinghall street, City, Feb. 6, a t h alf-past twelve, and i March 13, at at half-past eleven, at the Court of Bankruptcy. Cannel], official assignee, Aldermanbury ; J. and S. Solomon, Finsbury -place. • John Bunton Cooper and Henry Bunton Cooper, Pawn brokers, late of Bentley -place, Kingsland.road, Feb. 7 and official March l a 3 ssig ,a n t e e e l , even, at the C our t o f B an k ru ptcy. Cannon, Aldermanbury; Foord, Pinner's-hall, Old Broad-street., Thomas Cook, boot and shoe maker, Thorpe-le-Soker, Essex, Feb. 5, at half-past eleven. and March 5, at two, as the Court of Bankruptcy. Bell, official assignee, Coleman atieet-buildings ; Jones, Colchester. James Martin and Yirkwick, builders, - Upper North street, and Round Hill-park, Brighton, Feb. 6, at half-past of twelve, an d M arc h 16, at t we l ve , a t the Court Bank ruptcy,Nicholson,sell-sgusre ; Reads, offiecaialoassigned, Brighten. ; May, Russell-square * James Calder, 8C O d T r C a draper, rS, EBQreUchET Brechin SEQUESTRATION. meet Feb. 5, at twelve, in the Commercial Hotel, Brechin. No. 2, a &impact bullet-headed man, about 35 years of age, next presented himself, and com menced by asking—who is Mr. Henry Mayhew ? I wish to know that before I commence my speech. Who is Mr. Henry Mayhew, and where is he ? (Mr. Mayhew was satin.' next the speaker, and on being poi nte d out to the speak er he continued.) Why should you be ashamed to acknowledge y on are the man ? I cable here to do something in truth and not i n fiction, an ti I wish to caution you against making yourselves public iu sn!.ak ing your lives in public to benefit another man. That man is Henry Mayh ew . Hi s o bj ect in caiiing. us togetheris to sell his books. A nice man is Henry Mayhew—a'int he 7—to come here and get you to tell your confession 7—The speaker was in terrupted by the meeting several times, and on the chairman telling him that he was not speaking to the subject, he descended from the platform, re peating that he was a " bold man, and wished to tell the truth." No. 3 said—l am firmly of opinion the gentle men hero have nothing but our interest at heart, and are willing to assist us. (Hear, hear.) It is something to know that we are not altogether for gotten, though we are set down as worse than brute feast s by some. We are 16,000, and we are told I laps t a te_r , t , o te meet a.. the . _ fate of Marley than of ~C ope. keep, and wl y chill and an aged mother to kiu hard I endeavour to do so. I want to btl d i u d wor I wish to have something i 'lnn3and not to rob or garotte. age : that is t o keep me in my old my asp;rat' men to give could get 5 0 me as,groOoedt:l;rae,,er. .1 have no diffi culty in getting _ uitng,.sometimes it may be only one meal a m da e y a i s b wo it th i% ketter . than the grey dress, the three the prison. (Hear.) When ° Illn9mtkintof soup in I Linden after my discharee I hardly knew cams n e to turn, and my ticket of leave was no use at w may be of use to those wh o h ave friends, butneither father or mothe r s i nce I was ' l4 ye I Lad ars of age. (Hear.) Mr. MAYILEW read a certificate of character in favour of the last speaker from som e i n h a b ita n ts of St. John and St. Margaret's, Westminster. No. 4 said—When I was discharged I got em . ployment at a large builder's, and I got into trou ble for taking my brothers part, who was treated unjustly, and I was fined 51. When my master found that I was a ticket-of leave man and that it was known, he said he could not have me in his employment and so I left that work. I com menced working on my own account, and now I have my father and two men employed under me. I have met ticket-of -leave men, and, when I told them I was in work, they said, " We wished we could get work also, but nobody will employ us without a character ; and, if we try to sell any thing, the poliaemen above _us away." When I was discharged I threw my ticket-of-leave into the fire. It is of no use to a man, but the contrary. It is like a previous conviction : when you get into Newgate it helps you down. (Hear, hear.) Mr. WYLD said that he gave employment to the last speaker, and could speak favourably of his conduct. (Hear.) 5-1 am not a ticket-of-leave man. I have been discharged thirteen years, and served four at Mr. C. HOLLAND, delegate of the Liverpool Chamber of C ommerce, concurred in what had been said as to the importance of the question. The subject was ultimately referred to a select committee appointed to cons!der and report upon it. Mr. J. D. GOODMAN, delegate of the Birmingham Chamber of Commerce, adverting to the fact that a paper was to be read on the registration of part nerships at the instance of the Manchester Com mercial Association, inquired whether the com mittee would consent to include the question of extending the principle of limited liability to private partnerships, which principle, he remarked, was embodied in a bill introduced in Parliament last session, and ultimately withdrawn. The principle of limited liability, with regard to not less than seven partners, was admitted. roe CHAIRMAN—N - ot by everybody. Mr. GOODMAN said it bad been adopted by the Legislature; and he thought it might be usefully extended so as to embrace the case of special loans to a smaller number of private partners. Mr. HEADLAM, chairman of the committee, thought it desirable that the conference should confine its attention to questions on which there was likely to be something like agreement, and on which, therefore, it could come to some practical conclusion. - (Hear, bear.) The CHAIIL%IAN and Lord STANLEY expressed their concurrence in this view; the former observing that in cases in which there was unanimity, or an approximation to it, there would be a chance of securing immediate action on the part of the Zymotic Diseases Diseases of Uncertain Seat ... 48 Tubercular Diseases . 163 Diseases of the Brain, Nerves and Senses Diseases of the Heart and Blood-vessels 6O Diseases of the Lungs and other Organs of Respiration ... 2Bl Diseases of the Stomach, Liver, and other Organs of Digestion Diseases of th e Kid neys, &c. Childbirth, Diseases of the Uterus, &c. Diseases of the Joints, Bones, and Muscles Diseases of the Shin. anc. Malformations .. 3 Premature Birth and Debility .. Atrophy Old Age ~ gudden. —BO W- STRE ET. —NOVEL _AB Ael ,UESTION.—Mr. Jar dine was called upon yesterday to decide a somewhat difficult and novel question, under the Hackney Car. Hags Act. The complainant, Jas. Shaw, is the driver of one of Wilson's cabs, Long-yard, Lamb's Conduit-street, and the summons was tak.n out against Mr. Houghton, silk Mercer, &a, of 83, Edgware-roar'; One day last week, when the rain and sleet were pour ing down, and the wind was in fall force, Mr. Houghton hailed the complainant in Holborn and desired to be driveli to his basiness establishment at the corner of the New-road, as above. It, was a i Hansom cab, a n d con sequently open in front ; but n spite of the weather, the defendant did not let down the window. The cabman, seeing that the lining and cushions of his vehiee would Boon be saturated, requested the gentleman to close the window, but Mr. Houghton refused to d o an ythi ng of the sort. The cabman urged that his property would be destroyed, and that the cab would be rendered unfit for any subsequent passenger, who might summons him, if the cushions, /ta., .proved to be wet. The defendant, however, remained imperative, asserting hi right to keep the carriage open, and insisted on doing so. The cabman then refused to take him any further • upon which the defendant ordered him to drive to the Bow street Police-court. On the 27th inst., at 35, Charles•street, the wife of 04 1 * Thomas Wood. On the 27th inst., at Sydenham, the wife of George Grove, Esq. PRIVAT3 AND JOINT-STOCK BANKS. Uoverument and the Legislature. Mr. C. HOLLAND thought that the • programme addition s t already d w y h i s c u h ffici co e u n l d t i b e e x m te a n d s e i v ew, with hn dadvantage might be easily engrafted on some one of the sub jects set down for consideration. On the motion of Mr. HOLLAND , seconded by Mr. RANKIN the programme prepared' by the com mittee was then approved. In accordance with this decision, the first subject which will come before the conference to-day will be the law of debtor and creditor, more particularly the bankrupt cy l aw. After a short conversation on points of order or detail conn:cted with the sitting 4 the meeting acijourn?d. The Bankers' Magazine furnishes the returns of circu lation of the private and joint-stock banks in England and Wales for the four weeks ending the 20th of Dec., 1856, and gives the following as the average weekly cit.- ciliation of - those banks during the past month, viz. : Private banks Joint-stock banks 33 37 63 ................ . Violence, Pri va ti on 7 Cold, and Intemperance 3l Causes not specified! 21 Drums snom ALL CATISES Average weekly circulation On comparing the above with the returns for the pre ceding month, ending the 22d of Nov, last, it shows-- A banks of deereue in th e c i rculation of the private ......... A decrease in the ......................... .......... banks of ......... Population Deaths in corre- Deati a Eaucaerated. sponding week in the 1851. of 1856. Weak. West Districts ...... 376,427 North Districts...... 490,396 Central Districts..... 393,256 East Districts 485,522 South Districts ...... 616,635 £156,250 63,991 Decrease on the month 2225,24 And, as compared with th e return for the correspond -1 ing period of the preceding year--viz., Dec. 22, 1855, it shows— A decrease in the circulation of the private banks A decrea9o in the circ u l a ti on of th . 2143,267 banks of e joint-stock PRICE OF Gonna —The quotation of gold at Paris is about 6 per mille premium, and the short exehango on London is 25 20 per 11. sterling. On compariw thee rates with the English Mint price of 3/. 17e. lOid. per ource for standard gold, it appears that gold is nearly 5-10thg per cent. dearer in Paris than in London. By advicrs from Hamb :rg the price of gold is 423 per mark, and the short exchange on London is 13•24 per H. ster ling. Standard gold, at the E ng l is h Mint price, is there forerly 6- h l e ° tlis per cent. dear er i n H amburg than in course of exch ange at New York on Lond n o e n a . The London for bills at 60 days' sight is 1088 per cent., which, when compared with the Mint par between the two countrie4, shows that the exchange is nominally against England ; brit, after making allowance for charge s of tran.:pert and difference of interest, the present rate leaves no profit on the transeuizsion of gold either way between the two countries. Totals Males 595 Tamales. 621. On the arrival of the disputants at Bow -street the pre siding magistrate, Mr. Jardine, after bearing the state ments pro and con,, hesitatei to decide the.question without some consideration, but his worship granted a summons against Mr. Houghton for the sixpenny fare, in order that the matter might come before him pro- perly in the ordinary way. The complainant and defendant being now in attend. ance, in pursuance of the above arrangements, Mr. Jardine said it was an unfortunate thing for the cabnian that be (the magistrate) did not look into the act of Parliament when this case first came before him, because he might have decided the question at once, without putting him to the trouble and loss of attending again, there Leing no doubt abc.ut the law upon tie sub ject. It did certainly appear to him (Mr. Jardine) a fittle unreasonable that any man should insist in tx . 13,270 peurease on the year 6,537 £l5 On co:nparing the above with th e amounts of the fixed issues the following appears to be the comparative state of the circulation : The private banks are below their fixed issues £81 3,371 banks The joint-stock are below their fixed issues THE DERBYSHIRE RURAL POLICE. —The new rural Tiolice force for Derbyshire is to be thus constituted:—A chief constable (Mr. Fox), with a salary of 4001. a year, and 100/. a year travelling expenses ; 1 first-class suw r intendent, at 1401. a year; 3 superintendents at 1201. a year each ; 4 superintendents at 1001. a year ea c h, a ith an allowance of 401. a year each for travelling expenses; 5 first-class sergeants, at 234. per week ;9 second-class sergeants, at 204 per week ; 60 first-class constal,les, at 10s. per week ; 73 second-class con:031)1es, at 17s. per week (tlu emstablea to have an allowance for c:othing) ; also a clerk anti storekeeper with a salary of 901, per annum. 2 53,462 Taal below their fixed issues t .4.:/071,E33 BIRTHS IN THE WEEK. Alales 904 Females BB5 Total 1,789 THE EARL OF HAREWOOD.—We iire gratified to an nounce that this nobleman, so seriously injured while bunting on Saturday last, continues in a satisfactory state. The following is the tnedicpl bulletin issued yes. terclay morning :—"The Earl of Harewood has passed a quiet night, with some tranquil sleep. His lorthhip continues con: ciouS and free from fever.—Harewood house, Jan. 27, Tuesday morning.", OP A DAUGHTER. On the 26th inst., at Warley Barracks, Essex, the wi fe Lieutenant-Colonel Hny. On the 26th inst., Abs. John Reynosa Morris, of UPPe t. terrace, Hampstead. MARRIED. On the 21st inst., at St. Paul's Church, Valetta, -Ed* ward Holland, Esq., M P ., to Frances Maria Hunter, th e daughter of the late Samuel Christian, Esq. , of Malta. On the 24th in s t., a t St . John's, Lower eeding, CO t. the Hon. Charles K e ith Falconer, 4th Light Dragoons , brother of the Earl o f Kintore, to Caroline Diana, , 1t1 37 third daughter of R o b ert Aldridge, Esq., of St. Leona " Forest, Horsham. DIED. On the 27th inst., at 9, Park-crescent, the Hon. / 331.°11 Alderson, aged 70. Ar On the 27th i ns t., i n M O ntagu•street, Russell-Au-- o, Edward Whitmore, Esq., aged 72. On the 26th i ns t., at Hammersmith, Marianne, w if e of Leigh Hunt, aged 69. On the 26th i ns t., a t C o b ern , street, Bow, Mr. Samuel Allen, aged 8 '. On the 26th inst , at Hastings, Major J. M. Close, ILA"' aged 77. On the 26th inst., at Totteridge, Herts, John - l ii r ° c ' d ' Esq., aged 74. On the 26th inst., the Rev. W. A.. C. Durham, rector of the united parishes of St. Matthew and'St. Westeheap, aged 83. bury, Ann, wif e ofßear-Admiral Sir James Clark ' Rom' On the 625th i nst . at Aston Abbot's House, near Alles aged 40., LONDON : Printed and Published by IVIIJRDO YOUNG, of No. 112, Strand, Printer, at 27te Sun Office, NO. 112, Strand, in the Precinct of the Savoy, in the cowl SY of Middlesex, Wodneslay, January 28, 1,057..