The Express.
London, England, 1863-01-10 00:00:00

THE CENTRAI! BELIEF FUND.

The total esDonut of donations on Thuraday was
8,0611., wad included the (040,nm-2001. from B=
1001. from Sydenhani and Forest-hill, 1001. from
side, 2501. from Kingston, Surrey, 4001. Iron Daily Fels-
graph, 1004 from lianley. 1001. from Falkirk, 1001. from
Mr. R. Walmaley, Ince-hall, 5001. from Bristol, 2001. keel
Bntr St. Edmunds 128/. 10a. from Belper, eaui. hem
Forfar, and 1061. from Sir D. Cooper.
The following is an extract from the correepondeeoe
" Mersey Dock Estate, Secretary's Cass,
Liverpool, Jan. 7, 1863.
" Sir,—l am iastructed by the Mersey Docks mid Bar-
bour Board to hand you, on the other side, a oapy el a
resolution adopted by the board on the Ist Met., wad to
add that it will be competisat for you to teaks any pada*
me of the seam that you may think proper.-1 am, as.,
"J. W. liar-lure, Fay." " Joel, liaimuson.
. .

(Extract.)
" Ileralved unaninionaly : —That any vessel whisk shall
briag, freight fres, any cargo of food or other articles Ur the
relief of the distressed operatives of lencsabire, shall haw
the full use of the docks of this company dogleg her sty in
the port, fres of all dock rates sad charges ; and that so
rates shall be charged on any food or other article imparted
directly for the rise object."

THE MANSION-0000Z CO3lllll7TEL—This com-
mittee held their weekly meet* yesterday as the Hessian-
house. Mr. Alderman Cubist took the chair, sad the Lord
Mayor wee preload during part of the time. Mtwara. Cotton,
Howes, Barber, Armitage, Lyeett, Morley, DU lue,
sad Gibbs, wore alio pelmet. Mr. Pickering. tie eaekiee
submitted his fiaamial lid to the committee, from which it
appeared that the whole amount received up to Thursday
night was 385,502/. 19a ld.„ and the total amount remitted
to the cotton diaries in which the distress prevails, ex-
clusive of the grant made at the meeting yesterday, was
265,2491. Its. 3d. The total amount received der*
the week wee 10,9821. 12.. 2.1-, from horse seeress,
and 36,667/. 3s. 44., iseiudusg the 20,0001. from
the balance of the Indian Famine Fund, making
together 47,6594 16s. The following is a list of the ensile
made yesterday :—Healy. 1501. ; Feuw,
.501. ; Sandesbury,
501. ; Bt. Paul a, Hansen, 501. ; Staleybridge managers and
overleolims, 30th. • Clayton, 75/. ; I>avylaulme, 50!. ; New.
too Heath, 251.; shtos-under-Lpwe, 1,0001. ; 81. Michael's,
Angel Meadow, 3001. ; thaleybridge, 1,000/. ; Newchurcb,
300 i. ; Birch, 1,0001. ; Aalitoe.under-Lyne (general com-
mittee), 2,0004 ; Wigan, 1,5001. ' • Newton Moor, 2001. ;
13lookley, 1001. ; fit. Phillip', Bmilford.road. 5001. ; Cheri
ley, 50th. ; Jade's, 2504 ; 81. Peter's, Oldham, IV/. ;
Belmont, 501. • Muchboka 100/. • Tuctlioles, 15/. . • St.
Hasebelw, 230/. • Testwisile, ; Bernoldswick,
2001., making in all 10,8251. The number of parcels of
clothing which were received at the Bridewell depOt during
the week was 132, making Is all kcal. The number of bola
and oases already mat Imo the diamond diatneta is 1,54
which 77 have been despatched during the past week.
The Vale of Reath Railway emp/oyes have
agreed to • deduction of 1 j per mut. from their wages up to
the end of March next, for the lAtioubire opestairaa.
About 1001. will thus be realised in three months.—Bristol
Mercury.

Braemar IN nouns—At the Worship-street
policarcourt, yesterday, Lewis Bennett, otherwise known as
Deerfoot, the pedestrim, was charged with a violent assault
upon W. Byre, otherwise known as W. Preston. The alleged
assault occurred at the White Lion public house, at Hackney
Wick, sod arose out of a dispute in oponectioo with a foot-
race which took place there on the '29th of December. The
complainant's counsel, in opening the case, stated that the
defendant was said to be a North American Indian, but
whether really so or ea Englishman, or " any other man," he
must be taught that acts of violence could not be committed
with impunity. He hoped that the case would he sent for
trial. The magistrate infliMed, however, a DIM of its. and
costa, or fourteen days' impriamment. A case arising out of
the same dispute, and in which W. Syre was himself
charged with an assault, wes previously disposed of at the
Worship.strest court, the defendant being tined Jl. mid coati.
Of • month's imprisonment. in the course of his
tins, Yr. Sere gave it as his opinion that Deerfoot'e running
was generally mere "Punch and Judy business," or, as he
explained it, " an eshibitiorinot a race."

Importing tea without colour OP the leaf pre-
. vein. ter Mime wing of bawler brown loevoe as Is w,
until kinds, ilorainsn's Tea is uncoloured, therefore .Ivy/
good alike. Sold la pockets by IMO agents.—(Advertbentent.l