The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1869-12-18 00:00:00

mE STOVIMPIDGE 013SERVETt

thee 01 the plsiotiffs, who Waif, ju tot, the o_ily
witness fir hie ease, eatily in the course of the trial ad
that all his chains required was a little soap and water
and a leather, and the Chief Justice told leitn to send
for any mat nuts which be required from his place of
basin. so and try the e xprriaitiat, but of this permis-
sion he did hot avail bins-if.
_ . . . .

lost week from Dover to Calais, slept there, and was
lounging about the station next mornit g waiting for
the train to Paris. Fr. senVy np comes an official,
who asks, " Haveyen a pissport? ' Answer " No"
"Any papers?" "No. I am English, and reqMre
none.' "How am Ito know that you are Englien ?"
the i ffi dal then asked. My friend ia not only known
to every one in London hut (Runes over here $n often
that he should be kn (Runes
own to all the officials at
Calais. His reply was simple : "Yet may
possibly know that Hier, is an Engffill Con-
sod at Calais. If you do not know hint I will intro.
duce you ; there he is, and be has known me for thirty
years. He will certify that 1 ant English, it you do
not know it already." Humblepie was then served to
this official, ad he made a hearty meal of it. As
the gentleman in question chanced to know the Consul
and also speaks French fluently, no great damage Was
done ; but it is impossible to exaggerate the delays
and unpleasantnesses which might happen to a person
who had not those advantages.

the wishes ot the colonists to 'minim a parc ot tl •
respite. He then touched, at some length, upon the
state of Ireland, insisting upon the ini.ery, od,gsivetii-
ment, asenevinations, and other evils which Ireland
was at present suffering from, ant which, he sal
were in the main caused by the do-nothing policy of
the Goren:meta, who allowed disloyal people to have
their own way, instead of prot, c'ing those who were
faithful to the Crown. Under the Conservative
Ministry Ireland was making yo d progres., but it
was his dielief that the would not do so under the pre-
ss lit if.giine. Mr. I I Metope's plicy lid proved a
thorough failure. Toe ministerial candidates mu re
being r• j•c-tul and Fenian 9 returned in their
weed, and Goverument vegans en leaibinred to
make out that the cause ef this wad the want
f more polling Paces (s Laugli)—a want which,
when it was prol.osed to be tepid at by a Conservative
statesman a few years b•ick. the Liberal party reths-cl
to admit. Fihding that Ireland was gone from bad to
worse under their rule, and that they could nut control
the people by peaceable meats, the Cpavernment now
talked of suspending the Ilaitcas Corpus Act, and had
aetuially ordeied to the island Wipe of war from Poi t.-
mo sth, mid regiments from Alit-pilot. Out, he would
.y, on such ha pocrisy, which was the natural result
of having previously truckled to the Fenian
e'emuut. Turning ta the question of national
educati• n, the noble !old 'nude some severe
o servathain on the ifforts of the National &Incas
t a 1.. aguo to introduce secular education, add quoted
statieth to thow that the pre,etit decocting:A..ll;d
.yettm had been of immense benefit during the last
q tatter of a c ntury. That it had defems he did not
deny, but let th defects be reihe lied by legitim ate
means. Ile hops diec r to see the dAy when religion
should be divorced from the State. As regarded the
land question he would only say lie did ti-it khow what
the pro% isiuns of the Government measure might be,
and he thought the Government wire in the same pre-
dican.ut. He concluded by referring to Conservative
working men, who he said, were not "phantoms," as
described I.y the Cimrterly Review, nor " phenomena."
describld by The Times, It they were autumns
they were clothed in fish and blood, and if phemo
nieuti they were very well worth studying.

.........
The plaintitre canoed l relied tnann the fact tdat the
defendant had purehaaed fcurteen lots of goods, the
pinch:owe extending over several mouths, and he sub.
mitted that after this then Jinni nut ca add not repudiate
his dart:ale aa to the goode now iu question.
His lordehip directed the jury that they must decide
whether the plaintiff had given any warrenty with the
articles iT hell only rider Ire gisele when selling
them ; and whether 5001 warranty had teen broken.
Other queetions would be, whether the defendant woe
ao I are ltower to return the pods if they did not answer
the warranty; anal whether he had offered to return
them wiellin a reasonable time. .

'l 'be Jury having answered these quostions in favour
of the ih fendant, express, d their opinion that the
goods were of n value to the defeLdxlit, and should he
wourtied.
Vendet for the deferd int.

II! I ri

rridy.

The American press has produced a spirituel, sensa-
tional, Christina, book, called "strange Visitor," It °ou-
twits three dozen coutributiene from eminent English and
Americatt authors, now dead.
The KuLohts of Malta have collected a sum of
180,004., to be presented to the Pope, as a contribution to-
wards the coat of the Council.
A youth, aged l, named Appleyarrl, has committed
euicide by hanging himself at the works of Messrs. Width.),
Leeds, where he was employed.
Parliatuent is prorogued to Tuesday, the eighth of
February.
"The Princess Mary of Tack is again enciente."—
Nen Journal.
The Biehop of Winchester and the Dean of Windsor
and the lion, tire. Wellesley shoed with the Queen on
Sunday.
The proceedings at the Bankruptcy Court in London,
en Monday, in the matter of toe Mike of Newcastle occupied
the whole day, but the public were not admitted to hear any
thing ot whit: was going on.
Whilst a number of cattle on show at the Sainitinfi-ld
Club exhibition were being t tken aw.,y, the exestence of the
tot and mouth disease was discovered, and more than forty
animals were detained at the Agricultural Hall, under an
order from the Privy Council.
It is said that extensive renln,ti ms are cotton-
plated in both the in-door and out door branches of the
inland revenue drpertment, and that it is probable from
seventy to eighty surveyors of taxes will shortly be placed
on the " redundant ilit."
Mr. Seeley's celebrated " p'gs" have at length been
disposed of to Mr. Dixon, of Laurence Pountstey Gill, la Al-
den.
On Tuesday morning four men entered a gun-shop
in Dame•troet, Psi fin, tired two Ineffectual allots at the
owner, and suddenly left. Some time afterwards a similar
number of men visited the shop of another gunman on
Areas (hely, fired at the shopmau and carried off two pistols
No arrests have been made.
Fifteen hundred South-West Lancashire colliers
met near Bolton on Monday to thank their employers for ms
advance of wages, to promote the right hours' movement,
and to petition Parliament in favour ot passieg a satisfactory
Mines Regulation MIL
The body of an old woman named Elizabeth Chapple,
Cl years of sge, lies been found in a atnal at Great
Torrington, Devon. Tne deceared dyed with her son-in-law,
and durieg the absentee of the family she left the house at
night and was afterward. discovered In the water. An
intmest was held oil Friday. whets a Pay returned a venbct
to the effect that deceased deatroyed herself while liffacturing
under temporary insanity.
'rise S:•otstnon nays it is understood that next year
the Government will fulal to the letter the pledge it made
last session, to the effect that it would introduce a measure
for the lemelleation of trade unities.
The death is announced of Admiral John Gore,
at Clifton, pear ilri,tol, at the advanced age of eighty-five.
Tina decanted adrniret entered the Davy hi :September, 1707,
as midshipman on board the Santa Margurits, 36, Captain
George Parker, on the Irish station. In leo7 he was pre-
sent at the reduction of Copeuhegen, and Dont March matt
the end sit July, IWO, he acted as commander of the Thrush
WO (4,011 eloopa, in the latter of which he was engaged at
the blockade and surrender of the city of San Domingo.
Dr. Temple will, it is expected, arrive at Exeter on
the 28111 inst , anti the eitams are making active plepara-
Dons :or a demo.tratinn befitting the occasion. It Is pro-
pose.% that the sebior boy of the Exeter Grammar Schs,o
should we7come the new bishop sails a Latin Speech, news
lately done at Salisbury when Ur. M .betly Wile installed It
is also suggested that Dr. Temple he entertained at •
ele.leeler, alto mcerted by the maser aid cork° ation to th
cathedral for enthronement.
Vice-Chancellor Stuart, holing unable to roe why a
period of thi ee yams shout I lie required to wind ups piddle
company, has Intimated thitt all mild el I.eptidotors conduct,
ing 111151110S11 in his chambers must report to him from time to
tittle the candid n of the winding up matters with which
they ale entrusted Ile had river y.t sen a .111,1ilIg
ion
...Meted Iti a thoronehly satiefactory manner. lite ['emelt,
It nosy be remarked, is Bev., y•sis ride of age, and has bees
a judge in equity more than seventeen years.
Too Empress Eugenie, since her return to Paris, has
distributed to the ladies of her acquaintance rich presents
brought loin eonsistutif of shawl. and stuffs from
, ,

the Covent, jeweDand oldecte of curiosity bearing the marks -sy-g-t.,;sy-ic.,5,-;;;titt4l7 te,„__, ____ __ _______
of their eastern origin. Amongst the persons most favoured adequate to the work to be done, and hehad come reluctantly
were the Damsels de Slouchy, the Marquise de La Marisines, to the conclusion that a secular system was the only one
More Cam bert, the Princess d'Essling, the Duchess de possible. Ile would not, however, exclude Bills reading
Melakoff. lime. Carette, and several ~there. Iler Majesty from the national schools.
also brought some objects from Italy, but in small number. Litigauti in this country know no better than to
An official repnrt on the Snec Canal having been submit to the delays and glorims. necertlioty of the law ;
. made by Commander Pares, of her Majesty'. surveying but oar American cousse LI., it, la Out a sllol,l' ..1,1
vessel Westport, which passed through at the opening, the more excellent way. here is an item of news brought
Ilydrograpner to the Admiralty hes issued a series of by the mail which arrived 0111 Saturday :—.. Text parties of
directions for the navigation of the Canal. There is no doubt litigants in Pulaski County, Kentucky, met in Somerset, the
it is stated, that every vessel will do more or less damage to county seat, and, after a preliminary fight, opened fire upon
the banks on passing, but screwships going five or 111 knots each other, and kept it up until three were killed and one
will do but little harm. Large vessels should go at slower mortally wounded, when, being out of ammunition a truce
speed than small ones. Several ships grounded on the was agreed to. They were about to renew the fight on th-
passage, but this was caused more by their desire to get UM' g ammunition, when they were warned off by armed
through quickly than from any fault in the Canal. Mims,.

E wettymine pm-re eed eleven members of (be Heuer'
of Commons have died within the year.
"Orangeistu has sigit up site two section, and what
I. known . Den..-ratio ()miner ism is becoming the bosom
friend of Fenianleu "-Setters/ay Review
It is sta rd that Sir Titus &sit, Bart., and Mr. Isaac
Holden have promisee to cantrieute £1,040 each to the feeds
of the National E stestiion League.
Some idea of the enormous sale of dance-music may
be formed from a statement itt a French tuner that the pro-
fits dm teed from the sale of a certain Vale des Roses amount
to 225,000 f.
A French coutemporary tells a Crlricalft story of a
photographer's revenge. A eleldo-Wa,lechian Prince had
his Mem.. takes] by ane of these wientitie melds the other
day, .5 ,1 was so dissatisfied . i h the unflatterine result teat
he declared top sy ex it Merest's-in the phetograptier had
a large nullifier of epics struck off, aria offered them ter
sale as portmit. of Tramentam. The success of the experi-
ment was pr 'digitise!
Mee Stowe'e Byron book is nearly all in di e prin.
tee's hands. As the author is • lies obey, it is almost ele-
necessary to say that she Mande to her guns L. all the
mseutial etatements and the -rues she bas alveneed She
makes a very thort ush exemb atlott of the ease tit all Its
wpm's, and those wits, have real the pro. -to et her ...lane
think she has made out an execesliogly I troeg mita"- bee
York Trilmne.
Between the opening of Ore Sipe Canal and the 129 es l
of Sinvemeer, sixty vessels had entered Iron the t • o tee!.
of the Canal arid enetoree a. I duailia Of th s slots •-r. ii rt... Week-' y It, gister save that the Bishop of London
were French, 13 E glish, 12 Kaypti -1., 7 Ault rim, ft i allay, Is Is 'fively a Ins dto , rat. two caudisistes for Anglicans
5 Ruts-tan, 2 Fru •e i to, I leech, end t :sore...km ardent, because they te leve in the Real Pielfebee,
The Rev, J. C. M'Auslarid, r tam ef Crer A *r sins atm teeetisherat has occurred in Itevoni.liite.
near Drogneda, hat It ceived fr sir ihe.xe.. t to ..f M.. 3.-0. Be Pr'-'tn ef eietri. It led. Cl 4 it Kelly, the Rev. W. e .
bety intimation of his Me be Meatentnesi li-nt a aunt ef £ 'OO , e .'..". i Sir. IL C'. c, •"I ","de i. ...I . nh.,A.PE party,•
den legacy duty en,f taw .;03,0.,, 10 30.433,11 in el tee t lute last-pies. nsi,Vent .11 It el ova snipe, and unhappily
h..lit:l74,':'ertseesal a''thrLl:l! klil 1.123"01 l'i'lhe7.l, ore:in.iii%Vjhatwebt'intli:l I sit
4 it'
lie
t...
chit
ass
.'"
"i'tils
I lot
" "sts
lit
" sti-
ji.,..e.m.a.tiwr".isythilo:',:ttlgow4s,ig3g
ir...'l';::7'. i't.l': ; ''s. lite. s' eiTU'el tfileiiiitT. s, entirely
" The Hope of Israel "
An iron vessel c el'oel the Ila-ldank, Levied wit!,
guano, eunk in G dwey Its) some three morel's sibee, was on On Tuesday evening a large numbtx of the old aad
Saturday het raised and brought Into the dsk by Ciptain present teem arc kkl I, dill, i. aid. ~, g , i..ati.di It...tibia 04
John Brennan, of City Q say, Dahlia, a professional diver. the King'. Weigh Ileums Chapel. Fisteetreet-tall, Sends',
e x tlie rht t." !'
!"p
l
c
"kr 'tor: re il'..trii ert, is tonal !I n'LII(CesITZt • op"nis"r: trld'lr et mt ceiini'''te.,qe.•E'r2p'isaTo9rt ai ttel ?otettiO :
leir'S'yeatirsr'n.r"e‘Yl.
that itt I iiture the Emprees of the Ft-erch will mit het. lei any '
Ministerial Counc,ls tier Majesty's alleged parte:Mate:et in I On Tuesday the entre city of Its soil was ies • state
political matters has. It will he reinentlemil, receitily fern.' of mouthing, on occanon of the funeral of Mr. George
the subJeet of remark in the Pere pastels. The Rapp,/ Thom,s alai philatothropist, who died at the letzten:nil
even goes so far as 4a intimate that the pre,. preseentions age of 73 years, at Ms red letter, Mule-Ledge Bridlingtosm.
which the Imperial G.vertineet has Just set ettioot have Mr. 'Demao is known f et- a humber of yeam past Ist have
been due to the Influence of the Empress diermsed as much as .C 10,04.1 a year in works of public use-
The immediate cause of Ma•leine Gnu's death arose i ful... and benevolence.
from her refusal to lime p.ulticee appilea tsk a carllincle on I The mortality in London last week was again con.
her face. It was at her me geetton, and with the cement of sid.,rahly above the average. Ihe number of de Alis
the medical adviser, repressed, sal thus poisoned the bleat registered was 1,759, which is 151 above the °Chatted
and affected the brain At her death esteemed carbuncle hail number, slid 54 more than in the preceding week. The
formed near the eye. Itegletrer-Gmeral says that the excess of deaths dutina the
T uJ:lesti
.tyh. t f Central,:.i,.s
edlr.i,rnrniitailonCe,:ez.,tr,l.no,ol.peenr,Lo.n.,,
..rii‘n last two weeks is chiefly am to tee cold. flie deaths irom
ec srlet fever were 209 which W3l 36 les. that, the previous
week. Three c cattle ;rote e releptieg fever" a, ',ported.
tied tem mime:test of obtelOng money by Neely peen nditig The deeti•s of Mee malamute tans were regt-tere.i d mine the
that they were &Hornier, were brought 03 for jedgeterit, arid um k, and the tithe* et a labourer died is Paddington wm la
e,
Benteneed to betit inierimed for tk3o 111000111 3101 tO pay a house at the age eta stated, of 101 yeses.
gg end be f tirther imprisoned mail etich ilie he •
pate • The Comuaessienera of Metropolitan Police have
From a !statement stf tho 'ursiness done by tile New taseee an or der, Mating th it as it has lteen recently deci lee
York Post-office with Emma for the month of October laet, that the play log of skittles anil bowls kik putelic houses is
It appeart that the total number ef letters receives' and for- illegal, tile police must at once notify this fact to the
warded were 736,591, awl the postage collect-el on the same pateleans in their respective districts.
that
. Rev.iir.
amounted to 97,750, doh. 99e.
tr:
.f, :
:Nit
tninsetriti.liti .171,001 ar
it nhtTlyyas si
et, yltr,
ci:afhe.eiffagntl.ht:;n:,
,cecieeite:ditnoieo‘tiecte,,,r;,,;:airie:::,cie:!ryg,tl;ni
time
lIS:I,AeA.
ado,;d:lfili,
i,irt,ra,ht:te:nictrtfr'.ric?e,,:etr,;,.. Dr A. tfr, the Cashel.ted ,a.n.dp!:.rnel.yeel
diocesan
poyf
ioni
.:.nsd, Irisht,.:ltei .oclerical
nexttokt p
es session ii Sol ii:0:21,:::
, Lf.rf
c1:71:
Ili 3,:bt,oit:kce,ll:lll..,,sial
:II:5c
..t, tihrtiott
:tp:hr,
elt?h,,n.oel
ist ec?,ootreifra,
o,3ri
of Middle and South America lie goes further, and gives Gazette) allege additianal amount to the Church Body, and
a list of words In the Chinese and American languagee which Protstertlenately increase tee security upon commutation to
exhibit a similarity. the Irish Church clergy.
" Slander by Domestic Servants. - Any lady or . The Nee .1 end I/ artery Gazette mentions as profs dd.
gentleman who may have hail a me -essful i ate at law the abelition of the post of Milder y Secretary at the horse
against a domestic servant for Sereler, or aey one who can • Oa mis, by which a saving to the country of £2,240.a-year
point out such a case, will obliee itY wnding s cepy •-f a re- .id lee effected, and the public service will be considerably
port of the proceedings upou melt maim., or give the title esx milted The ditties have been performed by the civillan
and date of any j mrrial e.ntaining m account id a suceeastal assistants in the Military B,cretary's office,
action at law for an offence of the above ti -3. Address A " Conservative demonstration," intended to ins
Jurettia, care of Messrs. II loth, 807, Regeite street, Loudon." augurate a Maischeyter Working Mena Conservative Arum
-Advertisement in The Tim. s. motion, was held in Manchester last S sturday. The " tea "
The Paris Temps, speaking of the address recently wee to temied ey almut 2,000 persons, who were addrearted by
delivered by the Pope In the (Ecumenical Council, says that Mr. Buis y, 14. P , the two members for Selford, and where.
Its chief feeture Is its superlative and redundant peraseolegy It is given as a remarkable Itetatce of " reciprocity " that
which is the distinguishing characterietic of the Pore Meal "natty of the cattlemen on the platform wore blue teepees,
diplomacy. "We see without the 2:lightest surprise," adds nude up of Enuch silk and crowned by a medal of Persian
the Temps," that It displays none ..f than c nicidatory sent'. manufacture,
menta towards modern society which some of the Father& of At the Warwick Assizes, Joseph Raffe was charged
the Ceunell seemed te hold."
with,ari s la"re et. '4ll e It
at 'Le' artill H. igult ot it: ." la
had
deda 'et' are' tvoo Itesonot abr
ew '‘te",
At the annual distribution of prizes to sturleuts of
the Royal Academy, the other eve Meg, Sir Francis Genet de- tie poll:s station aud aceused himself of the crime, saying
fended the Academy 1 rote the charge of jeeloustexclusivetess that his motive was to get himself transporte I for life. His
which Is sornethnes made against it. Ile contended that a Is-accusation was supported by a uumber of other circum-
there was lio instance In which attli s.l real coniniandiug stances, and the jury foamt hint guidy. The value of the
talent had been excludel from the ranks of the Acs temy, eroperty deatroyed was £5OO. The prisoner was sentenced
except by their OWO free will, front au ever sensit leen., in to sir years' peas! servitude. Maher an expensive way sit
suba.itting to the tests and meditions which acre umessaty. getting transported.
A distreseing case of euici ie happeeed at 01 mek irk Mr. Charles Clark, president of the Liverpool
on Saturday. Among the 'halms of typhus fever strict' is Chamber of Commerce, was present at the opening of the
raging In the town was a family named Jones, the husitend, Sues Cetial, abd he has embodied the result of his binaries
wile, and other men,liers having been all .eized alma the and observatioes in a paper, which he read to the members
same time, and with no one to atteral to them. Tie husband of the Chamber on Monday. His general conclude:me are-
apparently when hi a delirious state, hung himself from the fins, that the meat Is now mete:dile for vessels drawing not
bedpost, and when his sick wife went into the room early li, mere than silt.o,v feet, and that in a few monthe it may be
the teeming, see found him quite deal, made nevigaele for ships drawitig eighteen feet ; second,
Tneeday (the 140,0, beiuz the eiehth anniversary of that an additional expenditure of 25 per cent. will be re-
the Prince Comert's death, her Majesty, with the leince spared Cu, place the 3/Wks in a permanent state; third, thatt
THE SKIDDAW HERMIT. of Wales and other ntenthers nf the it pith family, attested a the diflieuttles of keeping open the navigatieu of the canal
-
, i 'religious service held ha the Royal mausoleum at Frogmore.
may be easily overcome ; ant, fourth, thet the prospects et •
A correspondent of the Banfseire Journal gives the to!- I The cerrespondent of a lenislon paper calls attentien the canal m aiming 1 °vestment are yet uncertain.
owing interesting particulars :-
' The watching of the Welsh feeding girl by four to the comiderable 'umber of deaths of young children by The John Itult publishes a letter from the Dean of
Norw.ch to Bishop Trower, encloslng a cobtribution teweres
No one can have lately visited the lake district of flre now ozeurring, as suppleing n he a warning to mothe and t cost of the motest eld,h was made on yak,Wesineeda aiust
Esi gland without hassle& seen, rsr at the heer.l of an prefession al num. from Guy's H°vital, laislon, burns an ias showine the uecessity of ming firesettards , Dr. Temple's confirmation. Dr. 41 'album min :-" itaimot
monmeticed on Thursday afternoon in last week. The which . M most ef the' caeca rem-teed to, would Mae pre:
eccentric ndiviiinal, known as the " Skiddaw Hermit." leel it consistent with my duty to the Church and to my
heal committee met at the heroe id the girl's pareuts vented the sr:dee:es. .
Tbis title hag been bestowed UpOtl Lim in couseriusece f inuerupuipit autunt:lel:l,l, wh.o.ruay.f.tiLlowoil,ricuhp to me !ler
et Liarifileingehar.Artir, and in ad.fition te the nurses, A fir tree, 159 feet high and 71 inches in diameter.
of his having established for binereff ati et neer the a nitml.er of eeritlemen it •-e prr Beet. The roam un- has recently been felled in Ole woods belooging to the 'emir; stauTleicgm'inosr, It stain's .1,1 from (Mel proteet w'ghicheis tel
summit of Skiddaw, the to loftiest of the lake el' rweut a very minute examinatem. The bed was of Zichy, at Area, in Hungary. It has been taken to liam- le made, wider your torridity:a sanction in lam Church '
umuntaina (aleint 3,060 feet above O. duance high- removed and thoroughly examined. A clothes cup- 1 hargh to be formed into a mast. The Dem mute believes that Dr. Temple does not hold, nay
water In irk.) and situated a little to the north of the would pereortalls repu-la', the se ire objectionable doctrines
head and a emnberrsf drawers were emptied, and the A stoker on the Me ath Railway was fired at on
town of KeswicnS. 'rids tea the hermit calls his keys handed tithe super intens lent nurse. Everythieg Saturday evening, on the dons trait., tear Kiimel.ll station, set forth in "limeys and Iteviewa."
home. The recluse, however, doem not onifine himself room wan Illlbitetei to the closest scrutiny, and Ile saw the m who fired at him deliberately take his aim. To. Hight Hon. W. Cowper is known to be a sup-
in the k • an
to a solitude as strict as that of a unectreval hermit. th m went f
sense greins pierced his het, alai the rect. sff the charge porter of the Natemal E.fucetieu leition, and tio Bermes
e exaines, so .r 3.3 i 0 Lrer male luosa paper off
broke h an lif ti 0 door of an empty cone artinetst of a will the•-. - in be crested ley a speech which he delivered at
On the cote racy, he in frequently to be met with on k. 3L C . e
the roads or amongst the Mee ea:fliers under hie trill the wells. The girl's bed le as ins& by the hi ad purse •
t sic. nd-class carriege. 1,.. aylst me k ele Career Ca Out eee bow a law can
be passe I to c.f.i.,' p meets to witisdrew tie ir children
the sketeldng It act! and painting materiele, widc's and the girl islaced in it. The gul, who on beim: taken •
When hher ty of Viorid.ipt was recerdlr pr c'eisned in
fonts her bed for the pirpose of its brine exardned, I s , - ,
~, s • ), e,s, pri „ T
..,„. A ,e,„,., e.,, 1 situ Wolk am! semi item to school. when they are so pew
he uses in his 31-3•lndary aud more csambompleum appeared to become uuoiriscious, now recovered con- ePi'r:l.,a.t'lLritsg.'reb.ceetly'iround IliCtles.°- P:iin 'gave his It 0, 10 be depeelent on the earnings of those childree All
ou vocati of travelling artiat. Hie appearauce is the Mega I that he Is prepared to sto ie to provide theta
sciousneee. The gentlemen named above signed a an Reg lilt lady, who has it now in Lonsion-• 1:o gems
striking in the extreme ; and any one encenuiter- eerier i•IA end r the age 0, t wle,.. ..nduld he cd,diaed to mused
ing him unawares on one of the lenely read. Certificate that they had searched the room wed found ' effete. ell erintam and WILL wldeli had lain at the Sositish
no treces of food auy where. The medical gentlemen War OM., as an occastoe tor the ridicule of the employes, •.h. 1 ..!af"ii the Peiiode of the leer whea "cy are not en,-
of the district might well be startled at first ei„;lit of &h es examined the girl, and repotted as follows :- till an erderry ceutertel with it through the streets of llami i, Veiled lis Ouvdour lab tar
so singular a being.ansl ao caused It to be returne I to the place and the peopas _ ._ .
Cneerful, fare flushed, tics brilliant, pulse regular. ...hence it c.a.
No matter what the weather be, the hermit it averegine 80 per minute, temperature la the mouth fli deg.,
never provided with more clothing then a can. altar two minutes' neat 'hive has a warneweter bottle at her 0. a the 31-3 a nnen wee piekerl us in the pea, near THE MARKETS.
Trie.te, Ii ildlrg on by specs of grebe', and f tit sin:t.,,2
vas shirt, "pen at the breast, and toe-veers, or i ether tel. Seems quite well, and seys elle him no peia any whet e,
kuicketbockers, of osarse material. Mom stockinge, except when touched. from Cold 0101 fatie. i statehat he wee ore of th
crew of the Milka 11.5 u
while d t
ch left trimte for Ritel esret .i,l the METROPOLITAN CAT fLE MARKET -MONDAY.
and hat he despises altogether. His features are Mr. Daniel Rowlanile, surgeon, returned t ) Car- yet inst. From this 'Thud of leavitig pert tell tee fol owieg Alhough the past 5e3.103 is geeeralty admitted to Imve
strongly marked, and his countenance bet kens more marthen from Pencedsr on Settsrday night, enl re- night there was a violent gate, lad the thew were c ill- bO3 w very tavourahle ,ice fir it els-ream g, we coefeas
than ordinary intelligence. A profusion of black scatted perted that the girl, after two and a half days' watch- thruelly sweet by h mvy sets.. The mow tied' refute. in the that we were aomewlist oisappointed la the results as shown
hair thickly covers his head and the lower portien of me, appeared perfectly well. Shelled not had one of shrouds ot the ve -sal, but sa of them were teemed 033 - at to-dey's minket While the past teass-n les moved dis-
h. face. the fits which she bad prior to the watching, board, and five of then were drowned, a-trous to wh.at farmers, greeters have been greatly benefited
Temporally quitting his Skiddaw qeartere he has It is stated be a correspondent of the Manchester by its humid character, met have been enabled to dispels°
de that liant would si of the largely with the assistmee of artificial feeding stuffs. Dere
at present encamped in a wood a little ab'ore the ' The IVestern Mail publishes the following telegram, Gisar en
village of GrenOdd. One of the stations on the new hue . dated Csrmarthen, Tuesday evening :- Hew l'eers but fur n
the sßothweildilliculty whieh would have been
havene
arisen were undoubtedly some very prime animate exhibited, espe-
about the oath on his taking his seat. The Lords still swear Malty amorg the cross- heeds, hut the pure breile-which.
of railway lately opened to Lake Windermere. • -,A ntedical gentleman from Carmarthen bat elated Sarah "oaths true faith of a Christian." , however, were limited In bumber-were not gem re ily ill goo.'
I have often seen the hernsit, but heive ordy Very ' Jecobs, the Worth f sating Ora to-day. The welching, which .s cendition. Meat breeds were fairly, represented, betas regards
A novel core for tootheche is made known by a ' purnerical atrength the short-horns arta cross. came first.
lately ceme into contact with him. Eerly one morn- hes now extended to the fifth slay is continued with great
I eading religimlst In Oldbury. ' I never have the toothmhe,' , Time strew of Herefords was not extensive, but many of the
inc last week, whilst on the road from Grenodd strietneas : and the child continues in much the same state, be lately said, quite seriously, in public, ' and the resents is animals were of great weight, sill sold at very tull price..
to Lake Win hoe
dermere. I saw him walks (or rather b isry sneak." thM I always cut my toe-Lath on the moruing of Good . The ins II numb. of Devon. on sale were of fair character,
half running, for that is a more accurate dee- -- I 'ltisto be inferred that a sort of miraculous in- bat searmey up to previous years coiner as to quality or
cription of his ordinary pace) some few rads in EP l'f 011 E 0 F NI]IVS, teuence attends the paring of these homy extremities on this
solemn fast-day, but no connecting link has hitherto been •
• weight. A few North Dev.ms on the steeds, however, com-
advance. Anxioue to avail myself of this opportunity pared very favourably with any of that breed that we
ef entering into coal/ovation with one of whose BRITISH AND FOREIGN. s supposed to exist between the mouth and the great toe, ex. •
ceps among drinkers of '34 pert."-Birmaighans Post remember to lime seen. Very few pure Welsh animals were
' on offer, but they were generally in prime condition ; while
peculiarities I had heard so much, I shouted to Mr. Peabody'. nolle exarnple seems to be gaining • the old Sussex breed WAS scarcely represented.
arrest his atteut ion, and a few hesty st The Scotch grwiers kept up their repatatien at this morn-
strength. Met. Relchenhelm, benkers at L'erlire have pre- •
I:3,g's market. a ime wonderfully flee animals came to bald,
breught me alongside of him. The morning wes
bitterly cold, the fells being white with enow, but the minted the Jewish cominmeity of that city with 250,000 thee
lers for the melees Man orphau aselum. , all pure and cedts-breds, and the North-British graziers
hermit was, as usual, only elothed in the scanty attire tous.rietineetheic,kpn.ortl,euititerliteopeet,=d ofi ht Less
cgs!,
tuctuh elren.cos
ntmcp ee,
nat 1-.
I have alreaily deecribed. He was by no means as-erae Tee election of Dr. wilbet I tree to the bishopric of
wrnehester we. confirmed, withoUt OppOsitioll, fit 1.10. urenced late this year, and the eerly arrival. were certainly
to entering into conversation, and informed me that Chureh, on Saturday. His lordship afterwards proceeded to : i.ot such as to create any extreordinary impreseMas of future
from a buy he had disliked the wearirsg much clothing, Windsor Cade, where, with the Bishop of Cerlisle, he did , euerilies ; but the quelitiet of the testate at this morning's
homage on his appointment. Or. wriberforee was, at the . market has quite dissipated these foreembrigs, and there is
and otherwise conforming to the reetrainte rif civilised
society, and that, to quote his Own words, "he could same time, leveed sl with the office of ('relate of the Order of reason to believe that ecotland will continue to supply us
not live except when tree and in the open sir." 1-1., the Garter. The Bishop remained at the Castle until Mon- , with excellent beef throughout the season.
day, on a visit to the Queen. • A marked improvement was noticeable in the quality of the
stated that when in his tent he is always in bed, said
bed being either a collection of brackens or whine Oa Saturday moruine a rope, with • strong tension fio.hieeigglLiumall,se,at4l7saelsforumwerreenolinggobedit,stg.resapect.cira.llbyugtotohsta.
on it, 'fastened fastened It the post of a small foot beige, ', '
placed on the are earth. In this recumbent posture over the Old River Stort, to the south of Bishop Storttord. ! general quality of the toretzu arrivals was suthclent to prove
he paints, his tent being no situated that, from an &per. Herts. Oa the line being hauled iii, the other end was tome that continental graziers are still far behead English breeders
Lure in front, he obtains an extensive view, and stu•iies attached to the feet of a dead body, identified as that of a ilk their art.
the effects of sunrise and oncost. On these occasions carpenter named John Brown. It is auppesesi that the on From Ireland our receipts were to stair extent, but there
he eschews even his canvas shirt and troiesers, and is eemed had emanated suicide, mid Mime jumpier; ieto the . was no feature of importance to notice in regard to the
river took that extraordinary way of hearing the recovery ot . animals themselves.
in a state of complete nudity. Discoverieg him to be
his bolsi.
a Scotchman by his accent, (a fact which I had uot A " World'e Fair "isto be held at Weehingten iu ' The following return shows the number a beast, ..hibited
known bAore,) I inquired what pert of the end the prices 'teethed for Men on the "great days" derilig
IS7I, and subscriptions equal to L241,901e are said to have
old country he came from, and received the some-
evasive answer, " Far North." "Inverness?" I sag- been already obtained front persons willing to guarantee the
sequired funds, President Grant being smote,' the number for .
the last an years.-
whatßeasts
gelded. "No; Aberdeenshire.' "'Farrell?' "Yes, near £l,OOO. i Year, sle.wn, s. d. s. d.
there." By diutof questioning I then extracted hornbills Sir John Cowell has forwarded from the Lord , 1811
4541
the fullewing information-His name is George Steward's Department of her al ajestya household a presentl 1842 -
Smith. Hie parents were "country people," living in of game, consisting of twenty brace of pheamnte, for the use 1544 - 4 0
the neighbourhood of Turriff. Ile knows Banff well, if the patients in the Westminster limpital. A similer pre- 1845 .. - 4 8
sent was made to the Charing-crow Hospital.
having lived there for a short time about the sear 1846 .• • • .... 4570 ----------4 0 - 5 8
1848, when he occupied hirnself in painting, and he In consequence of certain iuformai ion which rearhed 1847 --------4252 - 4 8
the Covermuent through private sources last week it has
revisited the town in 1859 for one day, when the death been found necessary to take precautionary measures against 1849 ........ 6765 .... - 4 0
of a relative brought him to the district. Ile atter:dot possible attempts at isimrrectien ill certain distria. 01 ire 1850 - 3 10
Marischal College for one session, and appears to have hand. Lord Strathitalm received instructions to ptepare 1851 ... ..... 6103 .... • - 4 2
cenducted himself creditably, but the confined mode seven ilyieg colurnes under picks I officer., reedy to move at 1852 -------2 8- 4 0
of living proving extremely distasteful to him, he an hour's aliening on any parts of the country threatened by 1853 - 4 10
abandoned his studies prematurely. Fenian disaffection. 1854 - 5 4
He slid net inform me when be adopt, d his preeent Father Hyacinths has declined to visit Montreal. 1855
7000 . ...... ... 3 S - 5 2
1e56 ......
wandering life and singular habite. He occarsionally, but He considers that Ma present duty is '' Silence, prayer, and
1857 - 4 8
mpectatism" 'the Rev Maher has contributed an eesay in
rarely, eidere towns, where hia extraordinary appear- 1853 ...• .... 6424 - 5 0
Tem to an American periodicel.
once gets him into trouble. Ile is, howevsr, quite harm. The veteran African missionary, the Rev. Mr.
leare unless when under the infieence of driuk, which 1869 - 5 4
11Mlat h expected very shortly to roturu to Englend. Ile is 1861
excites him fel. the time to frenzy. Hie natural now aeventy-six years of age.
abilities are evidently of no mean order. The net proceeds Of the coal and wine duties of the
port of London, appropriated by Parlianiebt to the purpose liset --------7120 ...• •• .. .. 39- 5 6
of carrying out the Thames Embankment awl other pudic
improvements in the metropolis, amounted to £43,533161.61 11666 --------7350 ----------8 8- 6 6
I r the quarter ended 10th of September last.
1368 ...... - 6 8
Aet vy has been Koine the round of the press, and
1869 . .
has formed a topic of converwtion at many of the dabs that
the Hew Bishop of Exeter rephed, when asked wily he TOTAL SUPPLY, DEC IS, 1863 -English : Besets, 6,723;
always went third class in a railway, ' Because there was sheep, 17 400; calves, had, pigs, 170 Foreign. Beasts,
no fourth clue." It now turns out that it was not Dr. 1,135; sheep, 4,420 ; calves, 147.
Temple who made the remark, but an uncle of the premed. MARK-LANIC-MONDAT.
Lord Spencer, From Riser and Kent, coastwise, as well ash,; rail, the re.
The death is recorded of Mr. Edward Hoorson, well
ut the de, 1.1 ruled heavy for both red and wtite produce,
eoeipts of wheat were limited. There was a good attendance,
'"Mes niust have reeulted in a decline of Is. per qr.
known for his connection, In earlier days, with the Chartist
and inanhood sulfrege movements tu the north a Englaud, lee
ende!'w" is
'it g, ol Mow or foreign wheat .m the stands.
and for his efrte in proinoting the cause of to
li I:ces*. es s'iskite el a hand M mouth charmtm, mat the
Up to the time of his death lie held the office of presidinit ol
the northern breech of the Reform Leaeue ; and it has been
resolved that Li. funeral shall be a public one. qutatidis had a droopitig tendency The show of barley
fli.lire Lua,ali&dg, pf.t.ihrleLei,ezoltrthe amt
arlimul.
On Sunday morning a Man named Richard Green, a Pwr,ri,j:Pmn'wea.-17y.t%falt was dull on former terms. The
dealer in weed, and keo an to he p Amused of a cemeteries]e show et oats Was sm.'. Busluets Was to a moderets
stun of money, wise found metered at the bottom of exteet, re assent late rates. Beans were a- thee, at last week's
his cart opposite his own 1103 Fe at Sete Kew, Oxforashire, pee s. e'er toile the Heathy Wks linlittli, at the recent
The mere!, is supposed to have bren mementos, on S Aerie! reduction. El iur s 1.1 beavily, at lest week's quotations,
night, between Shelingford and isenson, sad the bore found teemed was lowa but Repeseel ws s steady. Agricultural
Pa way home unintereuetel, a distance of seven meet eeees.,e, really. ,ei ate.ette
It•.bbery dues not seem to have been the in Abe for the MARK-LAN E.-WiDeleaDeT.
ci-te az the poor mates money and watch wets both fennel
The position of the erste tide was a P hunt material alte-
upOu him. ration to-day. The TiCel3l.9 0! pr.t.h.c, woe on a full average
The Times says tbat Fenianism has much to answer reee, erst with a limited attenelauce the trade continued
for; ler Ills uot the hest of it e effences that l's reamele meet as regards E gli It wheat a ini d rye smantity was
has beguiled the Orangemen of Ulster into the utter...ea of offered. yoe Mae red mei white produce the itiquiry was
sentiments which, from mouths eot no notoriously "loyal" limited, at &rout the rates ...mut on al .telay. The Ili/013 Of
as theirs, might sound very like sedition and rebeltiou. ferelgit %Mat was meld Baseness wan of a hand-to mouth
The Government is getting iredit for a elocere in- eliarsetoe ed Matiu
With ler ley the mat kst wes moderately eappb . . g
mel tee mmtetsons were umninahy unaltered,
tention to reduce the estimates in quarters where its &sixes
HOPS.
in the annual etpenditut 0 It f a hardly probable, hoe:ever, 'the tone II the hop minket hes e itaMited qui, t. Tee
tehre‘titthees
st.ew wire,,iii;t1,,,,,,,,f1ie.th....1.„.
~.Tlri,e,isß,croitt, Aura
ihehiliileles. produce reseed lull prime with a healthy demand.
that the estimates aro so far advmee I that the actual ,
oadness doing has Lien only Il3•4lerate, but firmness has been
amount of the reduction can be correctly quoted. imparted to the meatuses:a my the coinparttivel3lolllle. Ot
Mr. it Richard, Tal.P. addressed his coreditnente the sueply. 111-1 kllkki Eat Kent., £7 te £l2 125 ; Weals of
at Merthyr, on Monday tilga, first Hi English and then in Rents, £5 ss. to £7 10a. ; Meaux, £lt les, to al Oa; lillTnlik3l3,
Wehh. Ile said (speak.ng of educatiold that he did hot £7 10 £ll 05. ; Wrench, £4 to Ze. : americans, kb 10a, to
admit the truth of the allegatiou that the deuunluational £7; Yearlings, EY 105. to te Is per cert.
failed. Still he admitted that irwas not WOOL.

A lexas pap, ha..l exio:l,l it hew di a.natic
It tape—' Tlie hips go to the the dre just to hear her s•hg and
tee her pile oirthe st)le. site wears a tired.= hand."
At last, afterl*.ing kept waiting eighteen years for
the rettoration of the privilege, frei.ch journethts are to
have a private gallery of their own la the Corps Lt,islatif.
Louise and the Princesa Mary of
Tech visited the Prince and Pff iIICASS Of Waist at Marlborough
Houston Monday.
The peraonalty of the late Admiral Sir Ii .bert
lambert lisp,cs has been sworn mid, £18,000; and that of
Admiral Douglas Curry under a. 211,00,.
.L.llll Siutnie, the Vl,nnv mail who was run over by an
engine at Crone n Tiorday morning has since die 1.
In Johnson County, Arl‘anses, recently, it II inter
named johnson, in a, altercation, was attacked 1., three
labourers, ar,nel at It h lees, lie defended Mime q also
with a knife, and in the :.ffray killed two of his :issailant
mortely wounded the iltnl, and al:hough receiving te tidy
wounds Weasel will t.robahly recover.
Lord C. Hand tin is the fourth member af the Luke
of Ahercnn's tangly woe in Parliament.
Joicumit h is been celebrating lie golden
, it in Itattimo: e Mr. J.ihnis no age is seventy-
our. ad his wile's sisi)-stv n. Ts cy have 12 children
living. 4 to, a. d 4 urea ..grai.dchiloren—lt is
i„,nl tilA, Mr J• .-0. t. a -lice.. *lnt lie will
giV, in full tie a the tee,t lii.aury of Ins mission to Eng-
!- - - -

Since the close of the public sales the demand for colonial
wool has been on a moderate scale, and the closing prices
have been maintained. For English wool there has leon
a healthy inquiry, awl the quotations hp.ve ruled trio.
Fleeces: Southdown hiesztia, lo 1,1 to ls I ; half.breo,
iitto, Is 44. to I. ; 5 c..t fleeces , Is. 81. tots. Sid. ;
South?..i owes atd sstilicrs Is. Id. to Is. lid. ; Leicester
Ste, is. 244. to la. Eats: Clothing, to. to la td. ;
combing, Ild, to ls. 54. per lb.
I'OFATOES.
These markets have been well supplied with potatoes
The trade has been quiet, at our quotations. English
Shawl 655. to 80s •, Regents 701. to 1000 Scotch Itegen,,
Sus. to 100 a. ; Rocks, 79 to 75a.; French, tea 10 70-. per
ton