The Sun. — London, England, 1857-01-03 00:00:00

THE SUN LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING JANUARY 3, 9 ":-.-----------------------------------------------------------.11 1 0 0 0 3 3 4 0 0 5 1 Artillery. 3 3l r N , i j r r , G 185 7. John Maurice Wemyse, Royal Marine Artillery. Bankruptcy. Cannan, official assignee, Aldermanbur , Puckeridge,3lr.Parry's Mon. Brent Pelham Brevet-Major William Edmund Moyses Reilly, Roya Marten, Thomas, and Hollams, Mincing-lane. Y ; - ____-_-_---• ... -,....---. Ito wash there. I was not among the number who said Sporting Intelligence. Wed. Stanstead . tra l y V tn ill a i r a k m a ß , a d k e e n r . , 1 1 r 6 c , e a n t se t d wo e:ic a t i o id all F er e „ b T . i l c o h , bo at ur t n w e e - l street, r, consumptivef VE R P O OL- demandJAe r wag 2. Country Markets. POE ICE INTELLIGEBCE-Jan. 2. ' they had beer and biscuits on Christmas-day, 1855. Mr. aes • Sat. Sandon George Stephen Diebv, Royal Marine Artillery. experienced for _vs Baraer told those who had beer to remain, and they all BETTING AT MANCHESTER -Theme% Pytchley Mon. Drayton-house 1 0 45 ! Dr. James Brown Gibson, Deputy Inspector -General of the Court of Bankruptcy. Edwards, official assignee, - . MANSION-Edward E.-Edward Horace Montefiore, went cut but four. We remained because Mr. Barber Wed. Misterton 1 1 0 0 4 4 6 5 LIVERPOOL STEEPLECHASE. 1 Hospitals. Richard Only a limited charged with baying ferged hills of exchange and letters 1 -•eus f o do so. Some of those who said they had beer 100 to 7 agsst Escape (taken) Fri. Foxha.ll Coffin Elliot, Esq., Senior Surgeon, Royal Ar- Jewry-chambers. of credit to the inuount of 5,3001., was again brought be- I went cut afterwards. I saw Mr. Horseley at the insti -100 to 6 agst Minerva (taken) Sat. Badby Toll-gateSambrook-court • , Lawrence, Flews, and Boyer, Old , wheat; holders, however, showed much firmness, and in fore the Lord Mae or for examination. tution on Moeday. He and Mr. Barber went upstairs 10 to 1 eget Henderson's lot (taken) Quern Mon. Kegworth station Mr. Rtbton appeared for the prosecution; Mr. Lewis and the women were taken up to them. Tues. Cotgreave Village Two THOUSAND GUINEAS STAKES. 11 ol' William Laurieston Macklecan Young, Esq., Commis- B 1 J urs em, an. 16 and Feb. 6, at half-past eleven, at the . realised. Flour was neglected, and also the turn cheaper. for the defence. Re-examined hy the Conit-On Tuesday last I waited Thur. Wartaaby Stone-pits ll 0 i sary of the Field Tr •am Department. Oats an/ oatmeal with a 1 *al • fair sale fully maintained late Mr. Cree, of the firm of Cree, Skinner, and Co., of close to the door of the institution, but I was not let in, 4to 1 agst Loyola (taken) Fri. Narborough Cross-roads 11 01 To be ßirmingham District Court. Christie, official 6to 1 agst Vidette (taken) Baby .... Mon. Auckland Park , urs em , inningam. assignee, rates. Barley, beans, and peas were without alteration in Glasgow, merchants, said,-I know the prisoner. I had while those behind me were admitted. 3 0 ; Third Class, or Companions of the Most Honourabl Order, • value and demand. Indian corn was in very limited re• Bto 1 agst Laanbourn (taken) Wed. Iloughton-ban Turnpike e John Kennard, ironmonger, Little Queen-street, Hol interviews with him in Glasgow several times in July, Sir R. W. Carden asked her why she did not go in ? 1 viz. :- quest; yellow was held at 355, and white at'36s to 36s 6d 1855. The letters produced (the letters were read at Witness said she could not get in unless told to go in CHESTER CUP. gate Fri. Xininvy born, Jan. 13, at one, and Fob. 12, at twelve, at the sq., Court o Bankruptcy. Johnson official assignee, Basing- per qr. 10 30 with the Army lately serving in the East.-_. the last examination) were addressed to our house. They by Mr. Barber. I had no ticket, but some of the other 50 to 1 agst Alice Wentworth (taken) Rutland, Duke of Mon. Piper-hole are signed "Lyons," but the name of Montefiore is girls had tickets. 50 to 1 agst St. Giles (taken) Tues. Caythorpe D -JAN. 2. mentioned in one of them. In our communications with Mr. Sleigh said he should net carry this case any fur- 1000 to 15 agst Riseber (taken) Wed. Stoke Rochford ll 0 and Commander-in-Chief in and over the colony of Western Thomas 8 • quire Lawrence, late artificial manure neer- The wheat trade was steady at last week's prices. Australia and its dependencies, and him reference was made to these communications. It ther now. 1000 to 15 agst Zaidee (taken) Fri. Weaver's-lodge 11 0 Sir Henry Edward Fox Young, Knt , wee respecting the procuring a passage by the Light- SrR. W. Carden said now that the prosecution was 1000 to 15 agst Sprig of Shillelagh (taken) Scarborough's (Earl of) 3fon. Sandbeck-park and Governor-in-Chief in and over the Colony of Tasmania B • h shelling unchanged. asing all-street ; Chidley, Basinghall-street. fling to the Cape of Good Hope. The prisoner asked closed it would be advantageous to the defendant to ad- No betting on the Derby. l tues.Finningley at one time it a bin could he ne.gotiated in Glaegeve. journ the cage before going into his evidence, it being - Thur. Appley-heatl We said it could be done. I cannot recollect whether late to begin it to-day. THE DISPUTED STEEPLE CHASES AT Fri. Darlton-bar lO 30 the Third Class or Companions of the said Honourable Y Scale's, Sir Henry Tues. Bradley any allusion was made to the amount. I believe my Mr. Joyce said it would be an advantage. WALTHAM ABBEY. - Order ; viz. : Ward b Leeds. Sat, Hemaer Forcesholidays, and we are consequently without any nausea - partner knows more than Ido about the bills. Mr. Sleigh said it was desirable to close the inquiry The Stewards-Lord Exmouth and General Charritie Shropshire,C.J.MorrisMon. Co • und village lO 30 Captain Adolphus Slade, R.N., Rear-Admiral in the Jonas Charles Hermann Freund, boarding-housekeeper, tions to report. There is, however, s' • some inquiry privately, Turkish Service. Cross-examined by Mr. Lewis-If my partner had at the earliest opportunity, and therefore applied for a -met on Monday last, and came to the following deci- Wed. Four-crosses, Oswestry-West-street, Finsbury, Jan. 16, at one, and Feb. 10, at and we fully expect that a brisk detnand will be experienced been written to eight days ago he could not have left his short adjournment, sion in the disputed race for the Handicap Steeplechase, road - two, at the Court of Bankruptcy. Lee, offieial essignee, on the re-opening of the market on the 6th inst Refiners' business. Sir R e W. Carden accordingly adjourned the case, and run for at the above meeting on the 17th ult. :- Fri. Montfort-bridge lO 30 stream Guards, would have been recommended for the dig. Alder b nity of Companion of the Order of the Bath, had he sur- Oates S ' man ury • Jones, Colchester. produce is in short supply, and prices are very firm. Rum agar, manufacturer, Stonsfold Mill, Lancashire, eells to a moderate extent at steady rates. Re-examined bY Mr. Ribton-The prisoner gave the mid -In consequence of the evidence of the two girls se It appears to the Stewards, from the evidence of Mr. Sinnington Tues. Kirbym a orside name of Montefiore. , I should not expect to find that to-day this case eas assumed a very serious aspect, and, Mills, the starter, that Green was present when Mr. Fri. Helmsley lO 30 Ja.n. 15, and Feb. 5, at twelve, at the Manchester District - Lyons was the person who was Montefiore. although on the former occasion I thought it sufficient to Littler gave his final orders to come through the gap, or Smith's, Mr. Assheton Mon. Wilbury Mr. Thomas Watson said,-' was a director of the accept the defendant's own recognisances, I must now to the left of it; and they therefore award the race to Tues. Stowell Lodge ll 0 The Queen has been graciously pleased to give orders Worthington, and Shipman, Manchester. John Adnam, wine and spirit merchant, Old Fish- • • Thur. Weyhill Cape of Good Hope Bank. I recollect havieg seen the require hie own surety in 100/. and two bail in 50/. each. The British Yeoman. Army street City, Jan. 12 and at two at the Court B Fri. Winterslow ll 0 and of the Marine of His Majeaty the Emperor of the gams, Os Od to O• Od. Peas, 00s Od to 00s Od. documents (the letters of credit) produced at the Cape. Mr. Sleigh-The case may assume a very important " EXI/fOlllll, fß' k t 1 ; 1 Feb.. •' • ' o an rup cy. _ ennesl, official assignee, Guildhall- Somerset West „, Tues. Kingwood, Nottlecomb.., 10 30 French, and of the Army and of the Marine of His MFLOUR. -Fine, Ils Od to 4Cs Od ; seconds, 42a Od to 441 I cannot say by whom they were delivered. I saw the shape, and the charge may revolve itself into one of " GSNERAL CHABRITIE. St. Audries lO 30 jesty the King of Sardinia, to be Honorary Members of Ma. chambers; West, Charlotte-row Mansion-house Od per sack. prisoner in the bank parlour there. I only saw him suboroation of perjury. " Gloucester-atreet, Oxford-street, Southanapton (Lord) ...Mon. Adstone Staffordshirh, jaz . h 17 and b. ~ fp t I 'm wi t CATTLE. -There was a good supply of bullocks. Best once there, and he was requested to explain about the Sir R. W. Carden complimented the two girls on the Monday, Dec. 29, 1856." Wed.Gayhurst ll 0 the Most Honourable Order of the Bath, respectively, even, .a beef, from lOs 6d to lls per score ; inferior, 9s 6d to 108 per the Birmineham District Court. '.iiittle:to - ta as offi e c . bills. These letters of credit were lying on the table, mad n.: in which they had given their evidence. He had The disputed Pfunt Cup, by consent of the owners, Fri. Horton-inn ll 0 viz :- official assig- score; fat calves, tid to Ced per lb ; barrennere, Os Od to Os but Ido not recollect that they were shown to him. never seen girls in such an unfortunate position give their was referred to the Hon. Robert Grimstene, who decided Sat. Nash After the directors had refused to discount the bills the evidence in the examination in chief, and even in cross- in favour of Marmaduke. Southwold (Mr.Cook's)Mon. Gawk-well ll 0 Leonard Victor Joseph Charner, Vice-Amiral Knight, Birmingham. calves, Ced to 7d per lb., rearing calves -s to -- s each. prisoner was asked whether he had any other means of exam i na ti on , as th e y h a d done; an d h e assured them that Of course all bets must now be paid to the backers of Tues. Greetham paying the debt due to the Cape of Good Hope Bank? the Almighty would always protect them in the cause of The British Yeoman in the Handicap, and of Manna- Thur. Market Stainton Sat. Greenfield- 2s. 941., any Monday, at Mr. Cannan's, Aldermenbury. large size, -s to -s; second size, -s to -s; slips, -a 11 0 Louis Edouard, Count Bouet-Willanmez, Contre-Amiral. lie said he could draw upon the London and Westmin- honesty and truth. He would take care they should not duke in the Hunt Cup; and Honeycomb is entitled to _ wood sonthdown, (A. Dono- J. Gower, Lawrence-lane, warchonieman-third div. of to -s; suckers, -s to -s. Rough fat, 4id per lb. ster Bank, and expressed hie surprise that the directors lose tips half-crown that had been offered to them. Octave Pierre Antoine De Chabannes-Curton, Centre second place in the former. van's) Men. Short-gate ... ...... should hesitate about taking his draught in face of the Mr. Joyce sald he felt it his duty to object again to In connection with the above we (Bell's Life) have J. Michell, Bristol, lead smelter-div. of 2s. 6d., any Wed. Plumpton-plain letters which he had presented from that establish- the matter being prejudiced by the bias evinced in the received the following extraordinary statement from the Fri. Firle lO 45 Amiral. Wednesday, at Mr. Acraman's, Bristol. - • se _ ment, or words to that effect. I cannot recollect alderman's remarks, as it was the intention of Mr. Bar- Staffordshire, North.., Tues. Seighford . R. Flynn-div. of 2 s . 14d., any Wednesday, at Mr. owner of Janus :- 10 30 Chevalier Giovanni Durs.ndo, Lieutenant-G enera l. COAL MARXET.-JAN. 2. • the precise words. The letters were lying upon ber to indict these girls for perjury. TO THE EDITOR OF BELL'S LIFE IN LONDON. Thur. Western Coyney the table. They had been sent for to show te the Sir R. W. Carden said he was not going to enter into Sir, I ld tt bl "th the remarks lam - won no rou e you vet Sat. Alsager lO 30 TO BE COMPANIONS.' L. Addison-first div. of 2s 9d., any Wednesday, at Prices of Coal per ton at the close of the market. Attorney-General before the prisoner came in. I can- that matter now, about to make respecting the Waltham Abbey Steeple- Saffolk Tues.Badwell Ash s. d. Wallsend, ine. not say that the prisoner saw them. They were in a Mr. Joyce said that the alderman had entered into it chase, but I wish my friends and the public generally Thur. Ashley village position where he could have seen thern. I understoed by making the observation he lead done. to know that I have done everything that is right in the Sat. Coldbam-hall lO 45 Line. men Wednesday, at Mr. Morgan's, Liverpool. Htl'pool West Hartley...ls 6 Braddyll . 17 9 Surrey Union Mott. Rule Hall 10 30 Eugene Banal, Lieutenant-Colonel of Artillery. • •9 , y Ya Lon e nd o e sli stHaitleyl6 0 Haswell the reference about the letters to apply to these letters. Sir R. W. Carden said at all eveuts the girls were not matter, and that Mr. Littler is only to blame. Previous y 19 3 Cross-examined-The writing part of the letters was guilty ef perjury yet. to the race, Mn, Thorp and I had overtures made to us Thur. Compton-commen Sat. Bear-green - 10 30 Colonel of Artillery. Mr. Morgan's, Liverpool. DIVIDENDS. Tanfield Moor l4 9 Hetton Tanfielcl Moor Butes 11 9 La.mbton 19 0 upwards. I could not sw ear w h e th er th ey were l y i ng T he ease was then adjourned until 2 o' c l oc k on S a t ur - to " go " for one particular horse, and that we should Sussex, East Mon. Westfi e ld v ill age - Walker Primrose .........14 € 18 6 Pensher • 17 9 on the top of one another. I canno t say w h e th er t h e d ay ( th i s d ay ) . Mr. Charles Horseley and Mr. Healy forego the stakes in the event of the horse belonging to Wed. Eivhurst-green writing of mere than one could be distinguished, nor can Charles Barber being security for the appearance of either of us being the winner. This, at the time we Fri. Icklesham-windmill I say on which of them th e writing was discernible. I Mr. Barber. refused, but, upon consideration, Mr. Thorpe agreed to Tailby's, Mr. M en. N ort on-by-Galby consider this (the sec on d l e tt er ) a l etter o f cre di t. A S i r R. W. Carden remarked, in conclusion, that Mr. g ive Mr. Littler the stake if Mr. Thorp's horse should Th ur . Sh ears b y ll 0 Antoine Marie Ferdinand Manssion de Cande, Capitaine Hickman, Sussex- c h am b er , D u k e - s t ree t, St. J ames ' s, p l c . 16 5 Thomas's Merthyr 22 11 letter of credit generally s p ec ifi es th e amount. I a l so J oyce was the first who had ever charged him with par- win. If I had agreed to the same, Janus would not have Thompson's, Mr. A.,- Mon. Charndon-common - nhips at maaket... 54 i Sold .42 saw the prisoner at another office at the Cape. tiality as a magistrate, and he therefore asked him if it been objected to. Since the race Mr. Littler sent to me Tues.Marston St. Lawrence ... 11 0 Adolphe Charles Emile Bouet, Capitaine de Vaisseau. house, Threadneedle-etreet, &e.-Jau. 23, G. Rougemont, . - Re-examined-The prisoner was advanced 7941. upon was possible to have acted with greater impartiality when to know, if he spoke in my favour before the Stewards, Thur.Waddesdon Cross-roads 11 0 Philippe Victor Touchard, Capitaine de Vaisseau. Broad-street-buildings, merchant-Jan. 26, R. Chantler, LOCAL SHARE MARKETS. the faith of these letters. We required some settlement he had allowed the defendant to stand on the bench be- would I • h' h 100/. added, as The British give im t e Tickham Sat, Skimming-dish -gate Mon. Rainham ll 0 Louis Marie Auguste Warnier de 10 Wailly, Capitaine de 30 Vaissean. Eccles, Lancashire, joiner -Jan. 30, R. Southall, jun., Bin of the account, and th a t was th e o bj ect o f t h e pr i soner ' s h i nd his counsel throughout the investigation ? Yeoman party had offered it to him! This I did not Thur. Belmont lO 30 A ugust i n D upouy, C ap i taine de Vaisseau. B rew i n , an d J . R odger, Sheffield, bankers. visit to the bank. Our suspicions were excited as to the LAMBETH.-Susan Waller, a well-dressed young object to, provided he would speak the truth, and let Sat. Kennel lO 30 Adolphe A.ugustin Bon Darricau, Capitaine de Taissean. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. STOOK EECHANGE.-The market is steady, at full prices. LIVERPOOL, JAN. 1. Blackburn 8i; Caledonian, 31 ; East Lancashire, 23ii ; bills, and afterwards as to the letters of credit. woman, was finally examined before the Hon. G. C. me have fair play. He also sent word that he could Tiverton Mon. Mere-village 1..... lO 30 Charles Marius Albert de Dompierre d'Homoy, Capi- Archibald William Cockburn, Charlotte-street, Bdin- Great Western, 68k; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 9 7k; Lon- Mr. C. Hunter Hodgson, of the firm of Hamilton, Norton, on a oharge of being concerned, with two others not let me have the forfeits and stakes he had received Thur. Winsford lO 30 tame de Vaisseau. burgh, doctor of medicine, don and North Western, 1063; Ditto ( shares, new), 13s Ross, and Co., of Cape Town, said-I know the pri- not in custody, in robbing William Moss of 25e. for the race (he being entirely without funds), but I could nyyside Moe. Noyadd Cross-roads - 9d ; Midland, 83 ; Newcastle and Carlisle, 1034 ; North xoner from having seen him frequently at the Cape. I The prosecutor deposed that he was a labourer, and receive the 10/. back I paid for Janus to run, and a bill Thur.Ponteunnon am acquainted w ith hi s h an d wr i t i ng. I thi n k I h ave res id e d at W oo l w i ch, and that on boxing night he went for 60/. for three months, in lieu of the stakes, which I Trelawney's, Mr. ...... Tries. The Caress Arms Western, 7a ; South Eastern, 223 ; North Eastern, Ber acquired a sufficient knowledge of his writing to express to Astley's Theatre to see the performances there. A fter also agreed to. It is no w evident to me that Mr. Littler's nedale. Sat. Newton F errers lO 30 L ou i s L eon T heodore Dufour de Montlonis, Capitaine 4 nis i a belief on the subject. The letter of credit (No. 2) is, I leaving the theatre he had some refresh men t s , an d u lti- object in making this proposition was t o ma k e me san . T y ................. Mon. Stagshaw B an k- ga t e lO 45 d e F regate. BANK OF ENGLAND. wick ( per cent.), 91; Dutch Rlash, p 'Grand Trunk of Canada, 13/. 18s 9d; Great Western of Canada, 25; should say, in his handwriting, and I should say the Mately went to Hart's, the night-house in the Westmin- guine of the decision being in my favour, so that they Wed. Fenwick lO 45 Henri Marie Huchet de Cintre, Capitaine de Fregate. An Account pursuant to the Act 7th and eth Victoria, cap. 32, fo Ditto (new shares), 2i p• same of the other two letters. All these are, to the best ste r -b r id ger - roa d, w h ere h e me t t h e pr i soner and treated might more easily back the Yeoman to get the stakes, United Pack (Mr - Marie Jules Dupre, Capitain e d e F regate Fri. six -milestone, Military-rd 10 45 Oswald Ginoux de la Coche, C a pit a i ne d e P rege t ° . the Week ,ending on S a t ur d a y the 27th day of Dec., 1856. ISSUE DEPARTMENT. of my belief, in his handwriting. her. It being then too late to get home he asked her knowing he had a person in the back ground whose • • L tt . ther's) ............... ...Thur Linl Cross-examined by Mr. Lewis-I never saw him write, where he could get a bed, and the prisoner then said she evidence would sway the decision against me, without Y. W. H. ,Lord Gifford's Tues . Willi e : t • ms rip 10 45 Preget°. Other securities-- - 3,459,900 and but little business transacted. Great - Western Stock, I have seen other letters of his. Those letters were in would take him where he could find one. He accom- criminating him (Mr. L.) The person to whom I allude Th • W Thur arneford-place the same writing. Th e y were sen t t o M r . R ose f rom the panie.d her to Charles-street, and s h e t oo k hi m i n t o a is a Mr. Mills, a friend and, I believe, b rother -i n- l aw o f Sat, The Kennels - prisoner. It id because I have received a letter which room where he SaW another young woman in bed, and he Mr. Littler, and also lais confederate at former Waltham Vaaglaan's, Sir R. W... 3/ „. jyffos 10 0 Philippe Xavier Pelissier, Lieutenant-Colonel d'Artil- _____ - - purported to come from the prisoner that I form this be. objected to stop there; upon which both of them called Races. He is very little known, and has never officiated Wed. Llambedr-gate ....... lief. I should say this is his writing, and this also (the out, "Tom !" and a man instantly entered the room, and in the capacity of starter at any place but Waltham Ab- ge .eks _ . Fri. Rhug Dated the Ist day of January, 1857. M. MARSHALL, Chief Cashier STOCK EKOHANGE.-There was a fair business, but with the exception of rather easier rates for East Lancashire letters of credit folded up). seized him by the throat so tight that for some moments b e n . y Ido not think it would have been decided against waren hire ............ Mon. Eatington Village BANKING DEPARTMENT. st(,ck there was no change i n va l ue . E as t L ancas hi re, 23i ; Re-examined-We h ave a d vance d money t o th e pr i- h e was unable to b reathe. While so held by the man me but for the evidence of Mills, as no other person Tues. Mitford-bridge 10 45 Count Augusto Pettiti, Colonel d'Etat Major, Chef 4 Blackburn, 84; Midlands, 82; Sheffields,344 ; Dover, 221 ; Boner to the amount o f 81/. I h ave seen c h ec k s w hi c h b oth the women searched his pockets, taking from them gave positive evidence that Green was present when the Thur. Sherbourn e lO 45 d'Etat Major. Proprietors'capitai .. 14,553,000 Governrnentsecurities Great Western of Canada, 24 s ; Electric Telegraph, 226; purport to be drawn by the prisoner, and the money was a sovereign, five shillings in silver, and a button-head jockeys were told to go through or below the /gap. Fri. Wroxton Abbe Warwickshire:(North) • • • Y. lO 45 Chevalier Alessandro de la Rovere, Lieutenant-Colonel Rest ................ 3,253,510 (Includg.Dead Weight Leeds, 974 ; Chester and Birkenhead, 18A• • North-Western, paid on them, but did not see him write them. A check which was among his silver. As soon as the woman Whilst the decision was in abeyance, Mr. Littler deputed Tues. Liveridge-hill 10 45 of Artillery and Intendant-General. Public deposit s (in- Annuity) .......... 11,200,748 ~,, 'Northern, N 1 Grand Trunk of Canada, 141; Leeds o. , Wed. Woodcote book was given to him, and he drew for the money. had robbed him the man "Tom" dragged him Mr. Thorp to back Janus for 100/. to get the stakes ommissioners of ' Notes .............. 5 456,315 3 i-16 p. Blackburn pref.,_2o4 ; Great Western of Ganade s Fri. Billesley The Lord Mayor remanded the prisoner till Saturday to the door, flung him into the street, and closed the against the Yeoman getting them, which he did ; but Wheatland ............... Wed. Oldbury lO 30 the let Class. National Debt, Say- Gold and silver coin.. 532,921 new, 2e p.; London and North-Western, 107. week, after having heard Mr. Lewis contend at consider- door. Having remarked the number, he went in search when Mr. Thorp saw Littler on Monday morning to Sat. Linley lO 30 FOREIGN-OFFICE, Dna. I. ing's Banks, and Dividend Accounts) 7,501,335 _ ehe told him how he • • In able length th a t th ere was no ease against his client of a policeman, and on finding on give in his return of the money put on Janus since the W" Teste rshire .........Mon. eroome Pe ny -w oed lO 30 Th e Q ueen h as b een within his lordship's jurisdiction, had been robbed and took him to the house, when he race, Mr. Littler said, "I cannot take this 100/. you now Wed. Kennels 10 30 Skelton, Esq., to be Arbitrator on the part of her Majesty .. Seven Day and other 771 639 tm5terdam............ 11 14% Gibra1tar............... - found the prisoner in bed, and gave her into custody, mention, when I know how the case will be decided" Fri. Northwick Arms, Benge- Ditto, three months .. 11 1714 Leghorn -•• .. -- in the several Courts of Mixed Commission established at Bills " "''- - - - ,---- ...... '45 77],e GUILDHALL.-Mr. Sarr Edward Pack Barber, the When searched at the station-house the button-head (he depending on Mill's evidence). So those persons ~, - , worth lO 30 Sierra Leone, under Treaties with Foreign Powers for the 436,212,139 , - - Rotterdam ............ 11 17% Genoa. 436,212,139 . Antwerp ............ -25 35 Milan Venice................ - secretary to the Samaritan Institution, appeared, in die- that had been taken from him was found, with some ail- who bet about the decision were entirely at the mercy of " ynetham 8, Colonel -Mon. New-bridge... charge of his recognisances, before Sir R. W. Carden and ver, in her pocket. Mr. Littler, whether he chose to bring Mills forward or Wed. Cocking.causeway ll 30 Dated the Ist day of January, 1857. . ' , damburgh ............ 13 7 ) Naples ... ......... 42% Alderman Humphery, to answer the charge of unlawfully Police-constable H. Barrett, Si L, corroborated the not. For the last few days it appeared very evident Fri. Gospel-green -- Altorta ...• ............ - IPalermo .... obtaining under false pretences two barrels of porter, latter part of the prosecutor's statement. which Mr. Littler had his money on, as his party were wp m ' s , si r w w Sat. Whiteway.lodges AVERAGE PRICE OF SUGAR. Paris ..... ... ..... - .... 25 25 Messina ... •.. 130 one barrel of biscuits, and one sack of flour, with intent Mr. Norton-Have you been able to hear anything baying 6t04 on the Yeoman, when, asually, a horse • ...... Mon. Boreatorapark The Average Price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, corn- Ditto, three months -25 65 Lisbon .. • •.. • • 51% MarseiD es ............. 25 65 Oporto ...............• 51% to defraud Messrs. Hoare and Co., brewers; Messrs. about this man Tom? coming in first in any race is the favourite. At the Tues. Hop-yard • Puted from the returns made in the week ending Dee. Bourdeaux ............ - Rio Janeiro ...... ••• • .. - Manners and Wells, brewers ; Messrs. Huntley and Constable-No, sir. The prisoner has had a young same time I thank the stewards for the kind manner in Thur.Overton-cross lO 30 BOARD OF TRADE, WHITEHALL, AN. 2. SO 1856 exclusive of the Duties of Customs paid or Frankfort-on-Maine .... 119 Buenos Ayres...• • ... .. - Sat. Sandford, near Frees lO 30 The Right Flom the Lords of the Committee of Privy ' ' ' rest Berlin •,, .. ~, .......... - New York,6o days' sight - payable thereon, on the importation thereof into G Palmer, biscuit bakers, of Heading; and Messrs. Pons- man follower, but I cannot hear anything about him, which they entertained the case.-Yours, ecc., Tarborough's (Earl of) Mon. U b tter y-green - ford and Co., of the City Flour-mills. The prisoner acknowledged she had taken the prose- G. REYNOLDS. Wed. Nettleton-lodge - ri sun :- 3 , 6 l o Oi i r se ri te s r t stWg . ::•.:•.........: ...• s° 3l?' 4 nor P etn icE e s hrd B in im i l ia w rs N 'l l lr9 Mr. Sleigh, instructed by Mr. Buchanan, conducted cntor home, but denied robbing him. From the British Possessions in America ------ Fri. Rye-hill the prosecution, and Mr. Joyce, instructed by Mr. S'ae was fully committed for trial. HUNTING APPOINTMENTS. York and Ainsty ...... Mon. Strensall .10 30 stating that reference to a treaty recently concluded be- Muscovado, the produce of the East Indies 3l 0 Cadiz .... 49% Mexican 00 0 Horseley, attended for the d e f ence . .... Dollars .... 0 0 0 .. Sie If OuteDS. Tues.Copmantho r p e - New Dollars ............. .. ._ The depositions taken on the f o rmer occas i on h av i ng Ifer Majesty's T ues . Sh o tt es b roo k- p Ir k ll 5 Thur. Whixley .. lO 3 0 suspens i on o f the Weser tolls, provided for by a separate 83vIlle..•• •• .......... - Silver in bars ...... 0 5 2 been read over by Mn, Martin (the chief clerk), and a METROPOLITAN BOARD OF WORKS. Fri. Uxbridge-common it 0 Sat. N a b urn - . number of witnesses having be en exam i ne d, the exami• Truibridge Wells Wed. Langton-green _ SEABORNE MAILS. nation of the girls Mary Anne H a y es and E The ordinary meetin g of th e M e t r op o lit an B oar d of Ellen Daley, the Fox HotlxDs, Alton Beagles ............Mon. Mon. Woodbridge-inn - ADMIRALTY, DEC. 24. AO Albrighton (Mr. 0. Fri. Tosnieau-farm . Corps of Royal Mannes.-Gentlemen Cadets William TRA FFIC RE TURNS FOR THE WEEK. most important part o f th e ev id ence, was gone i nto. Works was held yesterday in the Council-chamber, Guild- Stabbs') Tues. Lyttleton As Bagley... 10 30 B. V. H ............... Mon. Cerne Hill - [When the date for making up a mail falls on a Sunday, the Ind Mary Anne Hayes said-I am 16 years of age. lam hall ; Mr. J. Thwaitea in the chair. The minutes of the Thur. Hem-gate artin Flove to be li ni Receipts, rema ins open until the day following; except lathe case of th e I n di a an inmate of the R e f uge f or th e D es ti tu t e i n Whi tecross - last court were read and confirmed. Sat. Enville 10 30 Sat. M Breoksend Thanet ...... Mon. Monckton Sea-mark - o es pened. NAME OF RAILWAY. street. I have neither father nor mother. On Chriatmas- MAIN DBAINACIL Atherstone Mon. Newbold-gate ll OH. H., Rochester Mon. Huggen's.wood • ll 0 nant ; Charles Robert Ricketts to be Second Lieutenant ; 1856. 18 5 6. 1855 . evening previous.] day, 1855, I was at the Samaritan Institution, and had Mr. Woolrych, the clerk, read a letter from the Chief Wed, Clifton Campeille - ____--------___ • some meat, potatoes, and bread. I had no beer or big- Commissioner of Works, stating that he had referred the Fri. Churchover ll 0 High Peak Mon. Bak ewell ll 0 James Kinsman to be Second Lieutenant. BRITISE. .£ ' ' Z FOR FROM ClAitS on that day. On Monday last I went to the 11 0 Thur. Pike-hall 115 Aberdeen .4 .• • • .... • - • • .. •• .. ..... - - -•• ' . "` • plan for the main drainage to three engineers, and de- Sat. Hopwas-bridge Samaritan Institution, and Mr. Barber gave me some Bedswerth Tues. Polhngton-bridge tailing the instructions given them for their conside • Made up at Whence By what ' When By what soup. There were a great many poor persons there Thur. Skelbroek-park lO 30 Huatiagdonshire ......Tues. Hemingford-lodge ll 0 Ist Regiment of the Duke of Lancaster's Own Militia- 17 Belfast and County Down• •••--• • • • .. re 2;133 2, - 0 -- 16 the des ratior. Vessel. expected :Venal. beside myself. I saw Mr. Berner, who asked who was Sat. Notton-village - - Post•Ofnee. patched. Major LYO2I objected to this- letter being entered uon Carne's (Dr. Nichol) ...Mon, Shlot present at the Christmas dinner last year? P -- Beaufort's, Duke of _Mon. Yatton Keynell - •• •• - -_- ............e the minutes, as it alleged there was a discrepancy in the Wed, Lacock Mr. Sleigh--Did he say anything' about beer or „ ... 4 395 5,133 South- Alham eiegineer ti report as to the amount of sewage to be die- Fri. Hullayington lO 30 Newcastle /Sr Gateshead Mon. Whickharn lO 30 sth or Royal Elthorne Light Infantry Regiment of Mi- 9 41 4 Chester and Holyhead... -• • .... • , Spain i ampton bra biscuits ? 6% Cork Blackrock, and Passage ••• • • • 185 172 Gibraltar ' charged on both sides of the riser. Sat. Calcot-barn lO 30 Fri. Billy-mill, near N. Shields 10 30 litia-Henry Milward Nash, Gent., to be Ensign, vice 207 198 Mr. Joyce objected to this leading question. 20 Cork , suiti Gibraltar ..1 Mr. BAZALGETTE, the engineer, said he was not aware Bellew's, Mn, F. Toes Sandy-way lO 30 Romney 3farsh ..... , . „Mon. Hope-chaplo Mr. Sleigh justified the course he was pursuing, and Warwickshire Militia-lst Regiment-William Hull, 4th and of auy discrepancies in his designs or reports. On the 2el Fri. Exebridgc ,lO 30 Wed. Newland lO 30 63 Dublin and Drogheda.. •••• • • . •• _ .. 4th & 20th the Esq., to be Captain, vice Captain Robert Borthwick, re- 40% Dublin and Kingstown ••••••• • • • • • • • lois! 1 , 383 Ceylon ••• • M of the eouth he Caief Commissioner asked him what was the Berkshire, Old (Mr. Fri. The Kennel lO 30 5213 469 ampton Colombo 20th of m g , / Witness then continued-Mr. Barber asked us if we Nov.' ' Somerset Mon. Otheiw lO 45 signed, 16% Dundee and Arbroath ••••••• • • • .. • • India present discharge of the sewage from the metropolis. At Merrell's) ... lion. Buekland lO 30 31 1 Dundee, Perth, and Aberdeen Junction 964 597 matt/lints month. .had had any beer or biscuits. He did not refer to any i • i . o Fri. Somerton-mill that time there existed no recant information on the sub- Tues. Didcot Station particular tatne. I said, "No, I had no beer or leis- - Farmers' Subscription-Tues. Black Patch t d h d• jec ,an e answered the question offhand to the best of Wed. Ensham-bridge -67 es East Auglian.... ••••-••••• • • • • • • • • • 4th of cuits," and Mr. Barber then kept me and another young Haynes Lovell to be First Lieutenant, vice Stewart, ap- 93 1 6 220 5161 i East Lancashire .• • • ........ •••• • • • • , , Penang .. M the South- Colombo Jan. 4.. Ripon Fri. Farringdon-grove nis recollection of the result of for • former gaugings of the } ampton . girl back, and asked us if we would go np for hirn ; and • Sat. Lockinge Brick-kiln lO 30 pointed Quartermaster. 417 1 Eastern Counties and Norfolk - - ...1 26,468 231,31 Singapore .. month. sewer 3, but that answer had no reference to the sizes of Ensign Robert Hanson Coldwell, late of the sth Regi- Eastern Union ••••••••• • • • .. • • • ... Australia(via} Ai i South- Co urn- ~.„ Montm• he said he would give as half-a-crown and a pair of boots Berkshire, South Mon. Donnington-gate pem-r8 designed b h' S - ' • - y an. Since that period an official re of West Yorkshire Militia, exchanged into the 2d 142 Edinburgh and Glasgow .•••••• •• •• • • the Cape) • . ampton bian """*- renoy if we would go up and say we bad beer anti biscuits. I Tues. Tilehurst lO 30 5,320 5 246 port Lad been issued, which showed that the metropolitan Maur . Mortimer West-end said, I would not tell a falsehood for anybody. Be- water supply had been doubled within the last six years. Fri. Marlston Farm day of May, 1856. 6 Exeter and Crediton- • • ....•• -•• •• - 1 - Hope ..... . 22 Furn - I - Manriti .. E Jan. 5.. - Dart- W.S. Jan 25 Knaltllli said the same to the other girl. There was no other In his last report he had availed himself of that informa- Blackmoor Vale) Mon. Nunney Catch-gate - person preeent, because he had cleared the place. The Thur. Sparkford-inn The Queen has been graciously pleased to give orders 283 Great Northern . ................ .27,855 .... .... 27,855 27,348 India non, and had given the present approximate discharge 11 30 NAVAL PRIZE MONEY. 203% Great Southern and Western (Ireland) 5.490 5,550 Lisbon 1 other girls were all called out and had their soup, and . Bramham-moor Mon. Bramham-park ... ......... 10 30 for the appointment of hh4 Royal Highness . the Prince of 1 of the sewage. But neither the past nor the present Department of the Accountant-General of the Navy, 388 Great Western •• ---••- • . - - - 29,3713 23,904 Madeira...._ I were sent away. Wed. Garforth-bridge lO 30 Prussia, Colonel General in the Service of his Majesty the 25% Irish South Eastern •••• •• .......... - capedeVeras i flow of the sewage at all affected the sizes of the proposed King of Prussia, to be an Honorary Member of the Mill- Admiralty, Somerset-house, Dec. 29. telt- ' Mr. Sleigh inquired how she was kept back ? Fri. Walton-village .. .. 10 30 90 Lancaster and Carlisle ••• • • ......... 5,728 6 022 Brazil Witness-He told ns to sit down aed wait. main-drainage sewers, because they are designed to carry Sat. Riffa - - 22,609 20,601 BuenosAyres Cross-examined-I was in service in Exmouth-street, oft r h ainfall and a largely-inereas -xi quantity of sewage, Burton Hunt (Lord by. of the Most Honourable order of the Bath. that preparations are now making for the intended distri- - Leeds Northern ...... •••••.•• • • •• • • :: -.: Falkland Is - I I bution of proceeds arising from the salvage services ren- 16j• i Liverpool, Crosby, and Southport.... lands • J Clerkenwell, and left there three days infers Christmas, wt a view to a future increased population of water Bentinck's), . Mon. North Carlton 637 London and North Western •• .• • . West Indies supply. tiered to the American merchant ship Flying Arrow, by 1 My mistress, Mrs. Stacey, went to Anstralia, and would M r.Deputy HARRISON moved "That Tues. Penton ll 0 The Queen has been graciously pleased to give orders for he Majesty's ship Fantome, on the 16th Nov., 1855 ; and 5% London and Blackwall•• • ........... 1,297 1,228 (except Ha- . , the letter from la ed. Hackthorn ...... 11 0 the following a ppointments to the Most Honourable Orderlas% London, Brighton, and South Coast.. 12,752 11,074 vane and to r theofficers and crew of her Majesty's ship Prometheus, 267 London and South We5tern......... ,14 154 12,641 Honduras). have taken me with her, but I could not go. I was the Fir • ' First Commissioner of her Majesty's Works and Thur. Martin Village with her three years. Before I went to service I was at for services against Riff pirates, rendered on the 26th June • 60 Londonderry and Enniskillen ........ 601 -- - 522 Venezuela . • 2d and 17th Ist and Public Buiidings, together with the explanatons of their Fri. Stapleford Moor M of th e eolith- Magda- 16th of home with my mother until she died, and then Mr. 1854. - Manchester, Buxton, and Matlock, &c. - - Grey Town.. . . enginer, be printed and taken into consideration on a Sat. Glentworth ll 0 Second Class, or Knights Commanders of the said Most 173• X Manchester, Shefileld,and Lincolnshire 10,105 9,502 New Granada month. amp ton lena the Crimea Viney got nee into St. Giles's Reformatory Institution, Aeents or other persons having any just and legal future day. da " Cleveland Mon. Capt. Cook's Monument 10 30 Honourable Order; viz,: 9% Manchester and South Junction .• .... ;7 , 4 693 Chili until I went to Mrs. Stacey's. There were a great Mr Y. mend unliquidated against the said proceeds, are required 28 Maryport and Carllsle • • .... . ••••••• e 8 91 Peru . DENNIS seconded the motion, which was put and Thur. Lazenby lO 0 Lieutenant-General Samuel Benjamin Auchnauty, C. B. t ' •'f h demand t the 31 49 .. • • **i i many present when Mr. Barber asked who had beer and o transmit the particulars o any such o e 498% Midi and •••••-• • • • • • ' ..... ........ .., 28,254 California .. - 710 J agreed t 1 Cottesmore, Trollope's Mon. Greetham Inn ll 0 , Lieutenant General Nathaniel Thorn, C.B. registrar of the High Court of Admiralty, in order that , i 26% Midland Great Western (Irish) .• •. • . 2, 2,663 biscuits. The tables were full. Two of us said "No," n 4). Tues. Owston-wood r - Admiral Charles Howe Fremantle. rfonouras .. _ South- 16th of and ten said "Yes, they had beer and biscuits." I did NOTICE OF MOTION, Thur.Uffington-wood r - Admiral the Hon. Frederick William Grey, C B the same may be examined, taxed, and allowed by that 52 Monklands •••••••••••• ' • • • • • '' " • • - - Nassau . • •• Jan. 17 . .. ..... the •• - -- e Judge of the 78% Newcastle and Carlisle.. • • ......... }- ampton •• • not say I bad beer on Chris/trues-day. It was Pettit The following notice of motion was given by Mr. Sat. Thistleton 149 North British ••..•••••••• • • • • • • • • • • 5,021 5,017 . month. said Court. Mexico ... • Deputy ittRRISON :--‘' That it be referred to the works Craven.... Mon. Hare and founds, Lamb- Staffordshire •• •• .........„ , _ _ who first spoke to me on this subject since Mr. Barber. Colonel Henry knight Storks, Unattached, 233 North Magda The day before yesterday Pettit came to me in Farring- committee to inquire into the state and condition of the hour Woodlands persons holding powers of attorney, 47 North-Western ••..•• • • .. • ..... •• .. 911 861 Havana .... 31 Jan. 2 ..-} South- • Jan. 1 Crime° ampton lens don-market. I have bad soup before, but Mr. Barber • • several communications in the metropolis, including the Fii. Stype - - Madeira .... bridges over the Thames and the approaches thereto ; Crawley and Horsham 3fon. Fox, Three bride-,es of which they may ~ . _. 32 Scottish Midland ••••.. • • • • .......• _ - - Teneriffe •• E Jan. 23 .. Ply- Gambia Jan. 6 Candace has not given me any since Monday. I sleep at the of any captor, are requested, h wit- as little delay as possi- 29% Shrewsbury and Birmingham .... _ 2,288 1,587 W o .ofAlric•l 1 . mouth to reportwhether communications Wed, The Cock, Southwater ••• 3,400 2 768 B 'Li h Refuge, where I get bread night and morning. I hare the and approaches Me, to transmit the same, accompanied by the usual do- 48 Shrewsbury and Chester ........ • , xi s North are adequate to the resent and ' Fri. Buckswood Farze - .......... 922 951 America .. Every Fri.} Liver- America Jan. 5 Af r i ca had nothing during the day. I saw /I , lr. Iforseley on i ,. 4. P ~ increasing traffie ; and cuments, to the Prize Brauch o t f he Department of the 2 371 pool .r not, .he bast mode of improving the same." ~ Deacon's Mr Mon. Viverdon °8 " Accountant-General of the Navy, Admiralty, Somerset- 571( South Devon ..• ••••.•..•••• .. • • • • • • , 2,776 United States Monday laet, hut did not tell Mm I had beer at the in- BIGHT p Thur.Okehampton - 289 South Eastern.• ••••• • • • ............ 18,609 18,635 United States Tan. Sand) Liver- Atlantic stitution on Christmas-day, 1855, hlr. Berber's brother A letter ° THE BOARD TO GRANT COMPENSATION. Essex, the, H.Greaves'sMon. Hatfield-heath was there on Monday with Mr. Horseley. Mrs. Barber clerk of St. was received from Mr. Robert Sloe, district Wed, Radwinter IMs the London 04;14W, of the date proposed for the com- 39 Taff Vale 2,920 1,895 Americ a . • Tuesdays. .... •• • • • • •• ••••••• • •• •• .. 3,608 3,245 United States-) and her son and daunhter were also there in different t. lave's, Southwark, stating that the district Sat. Waples-mil ll 0 and its dependencies. South -36 Ulster. .•••••••••• • • • • • • • • • • .... •• • • - - British North e M Jan. 14 - 1 ampton Amp.. ...... . parts of the room. I did not tell Mr. Horseley in the board had taken the opinion of Mr. Pashley, Q.C., as Essex, East (Mr. Mar- To be Ordi nar y Members of the Military Divieion of the mencement of distribution; and,: at the same time, the 77 Waterford end Limerick ............ 820 871 America .. 3 presence of both gentlemen that I had beer and biscuits, . . to the legality of an order of the board giving compensa- riott's) Tues. Sturmer Lion ll 0 Third Class, or Companions of the said Most Honourable amount of an indivilue 0 - el' share in the respective classes __ 27% West Cornwall ••• • - • .... •• • .... 497 650 Canada .... I E ran. 27 .. Liver- Anglo- Jan. 7 Anglo- I pool Saxon maul% for I had none. titan to Mr. C. T. Depree, and it was t 'hie opinion that Sat. Panfield-green le 0 Order l 'vit. :- will be announced. 12 Whitehaven Junction .• •• • .... ••• • .. 396 335 682 York and Newcastle, and Berwick & , Re-examined-Alter all the rest had left the room a each award was illegal. Therefore the district board Essex, South, (Mr. But- • Captain the Hon. George Fowler Hastings, R.N. ~.......-ine,, - York and North Midland & Leeds.. - - M-Morning. E-Evening. now gave notice that i' was their intention to take ton's) Tues. Pitsea Bull l.l 0 Captain Frederick Henry Hastings Glasse, R.N. young man came down and asked us our names, and s NOTICE OF INTENDED DISTRIBUTION OF Sat. Puddle• Dock .; . ll 0 Captain Francis Scott, R.N. 1 1 '011E10N. steps in the Court ofQueen's Bench for quashing the' NAVAL PRIZE MONEY. after he had put them down on paper he winked his eye [A.DVERTISESIENTJ -Holloway's Ointment and Pilla Essex Union Mon. Rayleigh-street - '- upon us, and asked us to say the beer was drawn in the order of the board, awarding compensation to Mr. C. T. Wed, Woodharn-hall 328 I. y„, .: nd Mediterranean .......... - - -Matchless Remedies for Inveterate Ulcers.-Mre. Depree. u enzee, on half-pay, Admiralty, Semen...et-linage, Jan. 1. 63 mortimisi , and Troyes ........ ~....• - - Anne Edwards, of Gloucester, soup cans, and that the potatoes were beautiful and T , e Sat. Crixsea ter, was a great sufferer for erer toury. n communication wasrece• ived, anti no motion made Essex and Suffolk Tues. Elmstead.market Namur and ',deo •• •• .............. - - nearly 12 years with several obstinate Ulcers • t the cers in the legs, Upon it. all persons interested therein, tha 445 Northern of iransee ...... •• • ....... - marines, and to . . :.--. accompanied by ' a continual and preternatural d' b Mr. Joyce objected that a man's winking his eye could Fri. Flowten-brook - _ • isc arge, not be evidence. MR. Mop.EwOoD*S SCHEME FOR THE MAIN DRAINAGE. FarquharSon's, Mr. _Mon. St. Giles ... 0 0 Colonel the Hon. George Cadogan, Grenadier Guard distribution 1 of proceeds arising from the Russian corrupting the entire system, r ' t• red on the 59 Paris and Lyons ......• ••••••• • •• •• _ _ esis ing every mode of Sir R. W. Carden said a wink cf the eye was no very Mr. D ' IFFANGER, pursuant to notice, moved-" That F. B.H.,Mr. Williams's Tues, Me/then-in-Constantine 10 30 Colonel Francis Seymour, Scots Fusilier Guards. s• Myren and the RUM an vessel Phenix, capes' . Archer - Paris and Rouen. ....... •• •• •• •• •• _ _ treatment devised by her medical attend material, the resolution of the board of the 22d of October, nega- Fri. Carclevv-lodge ll 0 Colonel Wm. Montagu Scott Al`hfurdo, Director•Ge 17th and /Bth April, 1855, by her Majesty's ships ant and others - Paris and Straseurgh .... -e•- n - _ of the faculty. Having • ne- and Desperate, will commence on the 15th Jan.; aw n' from heard of the numerous cures Mr. Joyce said but it caonot be received. tieing the motion that Mr. Morewood be heard lily the Fitzwilliam's, Earl Mon. Holme•wood - Rouen and Havre • • .... -- •• ***- •• .... - effected by Holloway's p• II the slave schooner, n ame unknown, supposed to be tied' _ Western of France.... ..... •• •••• •• , 1..8 and Ointment. she WAR in. Sir R. W. Carden said he might receive it in his own board in support of tlls scheme, be revoked." In sup- Wed. Lilford lO 30 Colonel Edward Robeit Wetherell, Unattached. re ..... -... 111"----.3 -.s. -1.....-1 ..., 41,.., 2/Itl.. A ...,. lea' 1... 1 mind. port of this motion Mr_ TV iff . .,,-...,. ...:A 43-4 RT.. A 4 ......_ I Garth's. Mr. Mon. Hall-grove_ near Raeeli re- in lin Mr. Sleigh said this man was Mr. Barber's own agent. Mr. Joyce called for the proof of agency. Alden - ban Iluniphery said Mr. Barber (the witness had said) was upstairs at the time, Witness—l refused to say the potatoes were beautiful, because they were all belled to water. Sir. R. W. Carden asked her if she still adhered to her former statement, that Mr. Barber bad offer;, , d her half-a-crown and a pair of boots to say she had beer and biscuits on Christmas-day Witness--I do, Sir ;I am positive he made that offer to me. It was after the man winked at me and put our names on paper. Sir R. W. Carden said it was extremely creditable, supposing her evidence were true, having acted as she had done. (Applause.) Mr. Joyce objected to this mode of treating the case against Mr. Barber. Sir R. W. Carden said he did not care for Mr. Joyce's objections, and he would take care this witness did not less the money. Mr. Joyce again objected to this case being decided in this manner. Sir R. W. Carden said he was there to dispense jus tice, and if Mr. Joyce impugned his veracity or fairness when he said that he had no favour for either side, he would order Mr. Joyce to leave the court, for he would have the bench treated with proper respect. (Tumultu *us applause.) Mr. Joyce said he meant no disrespect to the bench, but it did appear to him that the case was being pre maturely decided. Order having been restored, Ellen Daley was called and said,—l was at the insti tution on Christmas-day, 1855, but had neither beer nor biscuits. I was there again on Monday last, and had a basinof Soup- Mr. Barber was there, and asked those to stand up who had any food on Christmas-day, 1855. A great many stood u had beer p. He then asked if an y o f th em last witness or biscuits ; and som e sa id t h ey had, b ut t h e and I said we had not. Mr. Barber took two young women upstairs, and soon after he came down and told Hayes and me to remain behind. The kitchen was cleared out, and Mr. Barber then said if I would come ep to the court he would give me half-a-crown and a pair of boots to say that I had beer and biscuits on Christmas-day. I said I would not swear to a lie. We were then let out. The two women Mr. Barber took upstairs were poor people like myself. I have had no soup since Monday. I waited outside the institution from 8 o'clock in the morning until 2 o'clock, when there was no more soup. Others had got in, and bad 801.1 p. Cross-examined—There were not a great many got !I:nip during the day while I waited. I went at 8 o'clock o get washed, and the last witness and I were allowed Berkshire, Old (Mr. Men Tell's) ..„ Mon. Buckland lO 30 Tues. Didcot Station Wed. Ensham-bridge Fri. Farringdon-grove e Sat. Locki ng° B r i c k-kil n Berkshire, South Mon. Donnington-gate Tues, Tilehurst lO 30 Thur _Mortimer West-end Fri. Marlston Farm Blackmoor Vale] Mon. Nunney Catch-gate Thur. Sparkford-inn ll 30 Bramham-moor Mon. Bramham-park Wed, Garforth-bridge lO 30 Fri. Walton-village ........ Sat. Riffle Burton Hunt (Lord Hy. Bcntinek's) Mon. North Carlton Tues. Panton ll 0 A ed. Hackthorn Thur. Martin Village Fri. Stapleford. Moor Sat. Glentworth ll 0 Cleveland Mon. Capt. Cook's Monument 10 30 Thur. Lazenby Cottesmore, Trollope's Mon. Greetham Inn ll 0 Tues. Owston-wood Thur. Uffington -wood Sat. Thistleton Craven..,. Mon. Hare and Rounds, Lamb boor Woodlands Fri. Stype Crawley and Horsham Mon. Fox, Three bridges Wed. The Cock, Southwatcr Fri. Buckswood Furze Deacon's, Mr Mon. Viverdon Thur. Okehampton Essex, the, H. Greaves'sMon. Hatfield-heath Wed. Radwinter Sat. Waples-mill ll 0 Essex, East (Mr. Mar riott's) Tues. Sturmer Lion Sat. Panfield-green ll 0 Essex, South, (Mr. But ton's) Tues. Pitsea Bull il 0 Sat. Puddle Dock • ll 0 Essex Union Mon. Rayleigh-skeet ~ lO 30 Wed. Woodhani-hall Sat. Crixsea. Essex and Suffolk Tues. Elmstead-market Fri. Flowten.brook Farquharson's, Mr. ...Mon. St. Giles F. 8.H., Mr. Williams's Tues. Merthen-in-Constantine 10 30 Fri. Carelew-lodge ll 0 Fitz william's, Earl Mon. Holme-wood Wed. Lilford lO 30 Garth's, Mr. Mon. Hall-grove, near Bagshot 10 30 Thur. Greywell-hill Sat, Finchamstead-ridges lO 30 Hambledon(Mr. Long's)Mon. Ditcham-park lO 45 Wed. Fair Oak-park Fri. Sobertos-down Sat. Westmeon-hut lO 45 R. 11. „ ,„ ...... Mon. Preston Oak Hills Tues. The Kennels Thur. Chilton Old-house lO 45 Sat. Binstead Church Herefordshire Tues. St. Weonard's lO 30 Fri. Aconbury-priory Heythrop ' Mon. Heythrop Wed. Ledwell-village .. .. 10 30 Fri. Bourton-bridge Sat. Dean-cross-roads Holderness,...” ......... Mon. Burton-constable Tues. Raywell . . lO 45 Thur. Holum Spalding-moor .., 10 45 Sat. Brandesburton Hurworth ,..Tues. The Kennels Sat. Croft-bridge Hanley Mon. Week.down lO 45 Fri. Hursloy.pounfl Ingram's (Mr. Moyn ell) Tues. Kedleston-inn lO 45 Thar.Radbourn Sat. Elvaston-castle ~, lO 45 Isle of Wight T nes. P ar kh urs t F orest lO 30 r Fri. Wootten-bridge lO 30 East Kent ............... Tues. Trinley-park Fri. New Inn-green Lawson's, Mr. Tues, Hawksdale-bridge-end ... 10 3) Thur. Baran Woodhouse lO 30 Ledbury, J.Thackwell'slion. Highnam Fri. Kennes Ludlow (Mr. Sit we ll' s ) Tues. Milson- l wood Thur. Burford-bridge Sat, B oc kl e t on-eour t lO 3 0 Middleton's, Lora ...... Mon. Castle Howard Wed. Galley-gap Fri. Swaythorpe-pasture Sat. Birdsall House ~ lO 30 . Morpeth Tues. Longhurst .. 10 45 Fri. Rothley-lake New Forest Tues. St. Austen Thur. Shirley-hatchet lO 45 Sat. Hatchet-gate, Beaulieu lO 45 Monmouthshire Alon. Seven miles from Aber gany, Grosmont-road Oakley Mon. Cranfield . ................... 10 15 Thur. Dungey-corner ........... 10 15 Sat. Riseley ..................... 10 15 Oxfordshire (South), Mr, Phillips's Mon. Stow-wood .................. Fri. Weatloy .................... YB. 11011EW0OD'S SCHEME FOR THE MAIN DRAINAGE. Mr. D'IFFANGER, pursuant to notice, moved—" That the resolution of the board of the 22d of October, nega tiving the motion that Mr. Morewood be heard by the board in support of b.ls scheme, be revoked." In sup port of this motiou Mr. D'lffanger said that Mr. More wood bad great claims upon the attention of the board, for he had devoted himself with great ability to the sub ject of the main drainage for the last 10 years, and his plan had received the sanction of a committee of the House of Commons. He thought that Mr. Morewood should be heard, as the public had an impression that a saving of 2 ,000,0001. would be effected if his plan were adopted. Mr. Morewood had addressed a letter to Sir B. 'Hall, who bad replied to him that he could not re ceive his plan until it had received the sanction of the Metropolitan Board of Works ; and, therefore, he (llr. D'lffanger) did hope that an opportunity would be given him to l ay hi s plan before the board. He concluded by moving his resolution. Mt. NICHOLAT seconded the motion. Mr. OFFOR sail he should very much like to hear how the ratepayers could be saved 2,000,000/. ; and although it was somewhat late he hoped every opportunity would be given given to Mr, Morewood to develope his scheme. Mr. H. L. TAYLOR said the proposition was perfectly ridiculous, inasmuch as the board had already agreed to a plan, and were they now to begin again de novo in the consideration of a scheme that must end in nothing ? He thought that the board would not be doing its duty if it did not adhere to its former resolution, alth oug h the m a j or it y b y w hi c h it had b e e n carried might be de- signatei by some of its members a "brutal" or " brutish" ma jority- As to the plan of Mr. .ielorewood effecting a saving of 2,000,0001., why the assertion carried an ab surdity on the very face of it. Therefore, he hoped that the board would refuse to hear Mr. Morewood, and ad here to their former resolution. Mr. Hows supported the motion. Major LYON hoped the board would not stultify itself by voting against its former resolution. After a few observations from Mr. Ware, Mr. Snow, and Mr. Crellin, The motion was put and negatived by a majority of 12 to 10, and the board adjourned at an early hour. WAR DEPARTMENT, JAN. 1. The Queen has been graciously pleased to give orders L'or the appointment of his Royal Highness the Prince of Prussia, Colonel General in the Service of his Majesty the King of Prussia, to be an Honorary Member of the Mili tary Division of the First Class, or Knights Grand Cr oss , of the M os t Honourable order of the Bath. WAR-DEPARTMENT, JAN. 2. The Q ueen has been graciously pleased to g i ve or d ers f or the f o ll ow i ng a ppointments to the Most Honourable Order of the Bath a To b e O r di nar y Members of th e Milit ary Di v i s i on of the Second Cl ass, or Kni g hts C omman d ers o f t h e sa i d Most Honour a bl e O r d e r; viz. : Lieutenant-General Samuel Benjamin Auchrenty, C.B. Lieutenant-General Nathaniel Thorn, C.B. Rear - .A.dmiral Charles Howe Fremantle. Rear-Admi ra l the Hon. Frederick Willi am Grey, C.B. Colon e l R o b ert G arre tt. Colon e l H enry Knight Storks, U na tt ac h e d . Lieutenant-General George Petro Wymer, C. 8., of the tengal Army. Lieutenant-General Patrick Grant, C. 8., of the Bonga .rrny. To be an O r di n ary Member of th e Ci v il Di v i s i on of the Second Class, or Knights Commanders o f th e sa id Most Honourabl e O rder; Viz.:— James M acaulay Hi gg i nson , E sq ., C . 8., Governor and Commander-i n -Chief in and over th e I s l an d of Mauritius Members of the Milit ary Di v i s i on of the and its d ependenc i es . To be O r di nary Third Class, or Companions of the said Most Honourable Order t v i e. Captai n t h e Hon . G eorge F ow l er H ast i ngs, R.N. Captain F reder i c k H e n r y H as ti ngs G lasse, R.N. Cetain Francis Scott, R.N. Colonel Ch ar l es William Ridl e y, G rena di er Guards. Colonel Ch arles Th om as V an S trau b enzee, on half-pay, 3d Regi ment, Colon e l r teder i c k W m . H am i lton, Grenadier Guards. Colonel L ord Fre d er i c k P au l et, Coldstream Guards. Colonel th e Hon. George Cadogan, Grenadi er G uar d s. Colonel F rancis Seymour , S cots Fusilier Guards. Colonel Wm, Montagu Scott M'Murdo, Director -Gene ral, Military Train (late Land Transport Corps.) Colonel Edward Robert Wetherall, Unattached. Lieutenant -Colonel James Pattoun Sparks, 38th Regt. Lieutenant-Colonel Thomas Williams, 4th Regiment. Lientenant-C o l one l William Munro, th Regiment. Captaia Nicholas Vensittart, R.N. Lieutenant-Colonel Alexander Barry Montgomery, Ist Regiment. Lieutenant-Colonel Henry Sebastian Rwan, Royal Artillery. Lieutenant-Colonel George Macbeath, late of the 63th Regiment. Lieutenant-Colonel John Henry Frarcklyn, Royal Artillery, Lieutenant-Colonel John Ramsay Stuart, 21st Regiment. Lieutenant-Colonel Alexander Maxwell, 46th Regiment. Lieutenant-Colonel Robert Julian Baumgartner, on half-pay, 28th Regiment, Lieutenant-Colonel Robert Blame, Unattached. Johns effip : Ai a I I 1t a r se Vane i ' g Lieutenant-Colonel John Lucas Wilton, on half-pay, 50th Regiment. Lieutenant-Colonel Charles Francis Fordyce, 'Un attached. Lieutenant-Colonel Frederick Charles Evelegh, 20th Regiment. Lieutenant-Colonel Alfred Thomas Heyland, late of the 95th Regiment. Lieutenant-Colonel Richard Chanabre Hays Taylor, late of the 79th Regiment. Lieutenant-Colonel Jelitts Edmund Goodwyn, 41st Re giment. Brevet-Lieutenant-Colonel Francis Fyne Harding, 22d Regiment. Lieutenant-Colonel Alex, Irving, Royal Artillery. Lieutenant Colonel Arthur Cyril Goodenough, late of the 34th Regiment, Lieutenant-Colonel John Noble Arbuthnot Freese, Royal Artillery. Lieutenant-Colonel the lion. Arthur Edward Harding°, Coldstream Guards. Lieutenant-Colonel Edward Arthur Somerset, Rifle Brigade. Lieutenant-Colonel Arthur John Pack, on half-pay, 7th Regiment. Lieutenant-Colonel John Clark Kennedy, on halt-pay, 18th Regiment. ~,---- Lieutenant-Colonel James Wells Armstrong, late of the B.A.NRRUFT4: 49th Regiment. , -,44, and Feb. Lieutenant-Colonel John William Sidney smith, late of terrace, Hoxton to surrender, Jan. 13, at ‘,._ , ~... the 38th Regiment. 10, at twelve, at the Court of Bankruptcy. Grahams' ; Vat Lieutenant-Colonel John Lewis Richard Rooke, 19th cial assignee ; Teague, Crown-court, Cheapside. i Gloucester. Regiment. Lieutenant-Colonel George Gardiner Alexander, Royal Feb. 5, at eleven, at the Liverpool District Court. Tur- It ta l il a o i r te a ' n i d l i n lr . : p w er a , r L 6h i t vll, 4l Jan. 15 and Marine Artillery, j nee, Liverpool ; Frazer and May, Dean- Brevet-Lieutenant-Colonel Frederick Francis Maude, 3d street, Soho, London ; J. and W. Morecroft, Liverpool. Regiment. George Nathaniel Solomon, Bre merchant, Euston- place ment. vet - Lieutenant-Colo ne l J ames Danbeny, 62d Regi- New-road, Jan. 15 and Feb.Fab. 18, at eleven, at the Court of Bankruptcy. Pennell, official assignee, Guildhall-ehame Captain John James Kennedy, R. N. bore ; Phillips and Son, Abchurch-lane. Lieutenant-Colonel Willi am Friend Hopkins, Royal John Bailey, cotton manufacturer, Oakenshaw, Lanoa- Marines. Jan. 12 and Feb. 4, at twelve, at the ManeheAer Brevet-Lieutenant-Colonel Hugh Archibald Beauchamp District Court. Fraser, official assignee, Manchester ; Campbell, Royal Artillery. Rowley and Son, Manchester. Brevet-Major John Richard Anderson, Royal Artillery. Richard Baker, merchant, Lime-street, City, Jan. 9, bt Brevet-Major Charles T r i p/ice F r anklin, Royal Artillery. half-past eleven, and Feb. 20, at eleven, at the Court of Department of the Amountant-General of the Navy, Admiralty, Somerset-house, Jan. 1. Notice is hereby given to the elects, seamen, and marines, and to all persons interested therein, that the distribution of proceeds arising from the Russian schooner Myran and the Russian vessel Phenix, captured on the 17th and IBth April, 1855, by her Majesty's ships Archer and Desperate, will commence on the 15th Jan. ; and .from the slave schooner, name unknown, supposed to be tut. Oregon or Mercedeta, captured on the 30th Aug., 1854, by her Majesty's ship Crane, will commence on the Bth Jan., in the Prize Blanch of the Department of the "Accountant- General of the Navy, Admiralty, Somerset-house " Agents and other persons holding powers of attorney, prize orders, assignments, or other instruments, by virtue of which they may be legally entitled to claim the share of any captor, serving in the above-named ships, aro request ed to present the same at this office. Any officer, seaman, marine, or other person, who may desire to receive his share from the Collector of Customs or of Inland Revenue within the United Kingdom, is re quired to intimate the same by letter to be addressed " On ,Prize Business, to the Secretary of the Admiralty, Lon don," in which letter his own place of residence is to be precisely stated, as well as the place of the nearest Collector of Customs or of Inland Revenue, from whom it would be convenient to receive such share of prize money. The following are the shares due to an individual in the several classes : RUSSIAN SCHOONER 3IYRAN. £ s. d. Flag share E 8. d. Fifth class 0 4 4 Sixth class 0 3 11 Seventh cla,ss 0 2 8 Eighth class 0 1 4 Ninth class Tenth class DIE LATE DR. PARIS.—On Wednesday last the mor tal ten:tains of Dr. Paris were cony eyed by railway to the Necropolis Cemetery at Woking-common for interment. The funeral was of a strictly private and unostentatious character, and was attended only by the members of his own family, with the exception of Mr. JusticeiCresswell, who is one of the .'xecutors of the deceased. How YOUNG MEN BECOME DIEUIONEST.—We have frequently called attention to the fact that many large houses pay their young issen shamefully low salaries, but we really did not believe that young men intrusted with money responsibilities to the ex:sist of 17,000/. in little over a year were paid as little as 12s. or 13s. is wee k . Yet, at the Assize Court on Tuesday last it was proved that such were the wages paid to a young man named A. Smith by one of our wealthiest iron firms. One is almost vexed that the masters instead of the men cannot be placed at the bar in such cases. The master, on being examined, " really did not know what wages the young man had." This is the more wonderful, as most men, on hearing that any one of their servants had been peculating would have asked first of what wages he had. The lad, it seems, received some 307. a-year, and helped hims e lf t o 707. more, which raised his income to 100/. Now,come w e should think that sum little indeed f or one passinae 17,000/. through his fingers. The case appears to us the more gross because the employer was known to be as good as his fellow-officials at raising the salaries of persons paid by the city, and not out of his own pocket. What a queer world this is ! A clerk in the pu bli c service is al lowed 2001. or 300/, by men who pay their own clerks one-tenth of the sum. W e rea l ly hope so me steps will be taken by the Legislature to make masters know what salaries their clerks have, and also whether these are in proportion to their services and responsibilities. It is high time to arouse extensive employers from that bliss ful state of ignorance which allows the young men they select individually to be starved with 13s. a-week ! It is to be regretted that men who have a hand in sa i dling the city with grand schemes which cost hundreds of thousands are not a little more magnificent in the way of paying their own servant.. Counsel for the prisoner and the judge were sure that, had the head of the firm known the wages of the youngthings had besn however, .that if he did not know differ . '" wn. Charity begins at home, and w about their own affairs should he ought :2 Shoan ee t sk k an n yo : vices to the public. It is to be feared those who do .7 1 ° zealous to flourish as magistrates councillors, know precious little about talon* own and tnheattonffostr atbfeeiwr,seyiery affairs. Those who know not how to rule their o n affairs were forbidden t,v the highest authority to ins suds ioto the mauag,, , ,srnent of others' affliii , ;, a d it would be well that none se.sved the public but those who can do so without infringl . os on their own business —alcssyeis Examincr. RDVERTISIMENT.I —Holloway's Ointment and Pilo —Matchless Remedies for Inveterate Ulcers. --Mrs. Anne Edwards, of Gloucester, was a great sufferer for nearly 12 years with several obstinate ulcers in the legs, accompanied by a continual and preternatural discharge, corrupting the entire system, resisting every mode of treatment devised by her medical attendant and others of the faculty. Having heard of the numerous cures effected by Holloway's Pills and Ointment, she was in duced to give them a trial, and, to the astonishment of herself and friends, was quickly and soundly cu re d.-- Sold by a ll me di c i ne vendors throughout the world, at Professor Holloway's Establishments, 244, Strand, London, and 80, Maiden-lane, New York; by A. S,!anapa, Constantinople ; A, Guidicy, Smyrna ; and 11. Muir, Malta. BIRTHS. OF A 80%. THE GREAT NORTHERN FRAITDS.—FiNar, COMMIT TAL OF REDPATH AND KENT.—Leopold Redpath, late the chief registrar and transferer of stock to the Great Northern Railway Company, and William Charles Comyns Kent, formerly chief clerk in the same depart ment, who stand charged with having committed the enormous frauds on the Great Northern Railway, were, yesterday, again placed at the bar of the Clerkenwell police-court. The prisoners Redpath and Kent, who said they should reserve their defence, were fully com mitted to Newgate for trial. The prisoner Redpath is committed on six distinct cases of forgery and one of fraud, and Kent is charged with being concerned with Redpath in four cases of forgery. Captain . 3 11 1 On the Ist inst., nt Ford Hall, Sunderland, the wife of William Hay. On the 2d inst. ' in Hyde - park - g ar d e ns , the wife of tie Rev. Edmu n d Hollond. Coinmander 1 15 7 Second class 0 15 4 Third class Fourth class 0 7 10 Pembrokeshire (Phillips's Mr. L.) ...Mon. Lambeath .................. 1 0 30 .... Thur. Ilebeech.hall .............. . 10 30 ... . 11 0 Portsmouth's (Earl of) Mon. Wherwell ll 0 Wed. Crown, Efighclere ... Fri. Woodcott ........ . . ...... 11 0 Sat. Waling Park ... 11 0 Sultan Montins rency England Anglo- Naxon THE RtISSIA.N. Flag share Captain 129 6 9 Commander Second Clams' 27 15 8 Third class - 22 4 5 Fourth class l4 5 8 SLAVE SCHOONER OR Flag share Commander 6l 11 5 Third class Fourth class l5 10 4 Fifth clans ~ ... , , 812 6 rESSEL PIIONIX. Fifth class 7 18 8 Sixth class Seventh class Eighth class 2 7 8 Ninth class 1 11 9 Tenth class :GON OR MEROEDETA. Sixth class Seventh class Eighth class 2 11 8 Ninth class Tenth class OF A DAUGHTER. On the 31st ult., at 11, Latham - terrace, Westbourne. park, Mrs. Gaorge Frien d . On theist inst ., the wife o f Henry Bentley, Esq., of Oulton. Eshald House, MARRIED. On the 31st ult., at St. Peter's Port, Guernsey, Major R. C as ey, 40th Regiment, son of the late Major-G enera l Si r O . Carey, K.C.H., to Caroline, third daughter of John Le Ma.rcbant, Esq., of Melrose, Guernsey. On tho 31st ult., at Ockbrook, Derbyshire, the Rev. Mau rice Allen Smelt, eldest son of the Rev. Maurice Smelt, rector of Slindon, Sussex, to Hannah Mary, only daughter of the late Captain Murray of the Guards. DIED. On the 31st lilt., at the Vicarage, the Rev. John Howells, for 20 years vicar of Trinity Parish, Coventry, aged 70. _ On the 31 s t u lt., a t Dilh am , in the county of N or f o lk , Shephard Thomas T a ylor, Esq., aged 81. On the 31 s t n it., a t Southampton, Caroline, reli c t o f th e lateiJoh n M enz i es, o f Wyke Regis, aged 49. On the 31st ult., at Lough Fea, county of Monaghan, gNhaon, Ireland.ch, Jamesrthwi Evelyn John Shirley, Esq., of Eatington-park, Warwick s h o i r e n , t a h n e d 3 L h o t u nit gh . F , e a a t , m county of il M a o l l na burg, Hugh Smith Barry, Esq., aged 41. On the 31st ult., at St. Leonard's - on - Sea, Sarah Mather, widow of the late Thomas Mather, Esq., aged 82. On the let inst., at 7, Duncan-place, I s li ng t on , Alb er t Hawksworth, third son of the late Henry Munn, Esq., aged 22. On the Ist inst., Mr. Thomas Boys, of Upper Clifton. street, Finsbury, aged 50. On the Ist inst., Martha Jane, the wife of Mr. James J. Smart, of 14, Park-road, Regent's-park. On the 2d inst., at 18, Upper Seymour-street, Portman. square, Andrew Urn, Esq., M.D., F.R.S., Ste. LONDON : Prilitud and Published by MTSIIDO YOUNC: , of No. 112, Strand, Printer, at The Sun Office, G., 112, Strand, in the Precinct of the Savoy, in the roan ty of Middleeex, Saturday, January 3 ,r 107.