The Express.
London, England, 1856-02-08 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 8, left

wua littalistnce.
EQUITY COURTL—ha. 7.

ammo OM NAM' OP WA Mita.
Sthoixar.ostaast V. TIN NAOMI AND PILLOWS OP
TNINITT COLL• 0114
This salt wis instituted for tin perste, rf agate's/I a
declaration of the evert that the deleageate are mare
MINIM Of autois leads deviled to thss, sad that the mart
might dime • eases for the a if the hale le
=tar. The Rm. Timm Allys. the usoktes lMb
, ll&direvised Is the wow, fellows sod Salsas of
Trinity Oaskidsv admit mese sad teeth til-
t etiag that &said, ' oat ef the rests thsreef," whisk
be estatal assuated to " bathes pine& s-yeer, if
thimboiN," IOW& militia. ssd rew three free
; grimmer aelbstikq am beteg et /Swamp fa thertrotdelke.
sad the shots st Utheaster sad Slaw fa Ithlfothelee.
The easels have boss ithisthied by the saw frees slot
*se to the papist, es t the allege, la puesussse es the
wirer gives to theta by tte vl.l, bass mole essekthas
Ss the gesesiethl et
etath shoals, by width as as
mussel ea Ohm* Bu sloth The she of
the halasseeed cassiderably sloes the death
of Me lousier, sad sow 11.10•201 stoat 6,000 C
jeer. The allege allows wised' et shoot
10th • you to see .1 tll4 sethebseetess, sad
spartheistse the Missals to the Wiese pse. TM
male speeches la thews vas whether the wee en-
titled to the beethelel se of tho mate. et were mere
MOONS of adsrly foal, of width the sett slits dime
the dlopooth • Edam gaieties was a le ehetbm the
sabre she
hedsath be matatained u exelasimly Church of Bag-
' bed s
'l'be Isiliathrtheserel,
eard Yr. B..ia Pother, Kr. Wised, sad
Dun barbs bees h smart et the is/oasis,
Hls lieraer, thaw& Sarin ems' the the other side,
NA he wee et spiels the teases Weeded to beasit the
solleith sad the bill stead be thislesed wisest sets If en
sesegesest wars some to oa the althe pith. the *Netter
'tithe sloth. Then era 24=4:1111 to Asthma
thee the sae&re to be we e Ohm* dltylsod
Wade, sad ethers them vs use a stasis ea the
pas if the foetid', that ass sheath he se, It the the pets.
del. thb tout that the easels eheald be themes spa to
all elms.. Os thb polar he mold POINNIO the bother
bearing still the college embattles bed hes estealv d,
sad he directed that the aster ahead be sosalthath vas
ea the lest day of SWOT tern.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAIL—Fia 7.

AM • WNW. MST:
111114111.2 Y AXD ANOTZZA V. 1111.1.1A1
♦ WILL.

This woo ea item from the Newt of C , sad the
qualities te be tried was, whether Wm Lary W /ate
of Readleas, la this musty of Seirolk, bad emitted her will
asesedlas to the humilities requited by ohs statste. The
will woe dated on the Bth of Marsh, 1861, et white time
Kim Williams was about 70 years of ego, sad the property
alketed by these peoesodiage assisted ai between 8,0001.
sad 10,000 i.
111 r. Seriesat Syles sad Mr. F. K. White splinted fry
dethe
fsadaat; sad Mr. M. Smith sad Mr. Phloem fey the
:

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Tito will eres from beginning to sad la Mae Willis...
haadwritisp, mad wee attested by • earpeater sad WM-
smith who resided in the village. The Steam ',Wills
masts that a will shall be aimed by Ms UMa W. sad seri
limiter, shall be made or asksowlittigedi lip Ma la the
prams of v
illas or more witnesses ..beads the NM Ilse,
sad melt s shall attest and tba Mil ia the
was tor. It was sot attempted Seam elate
CitimeWilliaise had 0 signed" la the prisms ad two wh-
ams, aer that sits hod " askalowledgad" bee *m em is
prisms alb. Mamas by sa satieswat; Met It was am-
maid that her sae wan a ackstswiedylmeat.
• Ithildemes. miss lad acted as Miss William's solisitar,
esprimsd Me Midis. the \salukis, was hem Tb.
ttead, • whams did sot me her do Mr um, norms
they re that her name wee aim when they mimed
but believed that the dommest was fa the same Mats
teas was saw. When they west tato the mom .b. saa
assilise mad had I. hes lima • pea, whisk she gave to
thaw sad requelad them to pat their names to the dont-
mat, Theta they aeandiegly did.
Mr. Magmas Smith submitted to his lordship that OM
was ao evilness to go to the jury.
The Chief amiss hues., limpid thus use *iridium.
The Puy melt Mok at the dominant, sad say whether they
were saddled that Miss Williams's sigmas:a was there
balm to Mesabi vitae's'. Miami.
The jury were of that opinion, sad a verdict was maw-
&ugly mewed for the phdatiffs.

I was withdamea. Mtn this the phew employed a geode-
! maa aimed lifter •as Me Waage,. TM primer did ait
p M the oats after tk•Aresesdlags at the polioramrt.
By Kr. 71•11arAbo—Tlis magistrate did sot Siam titt
piesset shier OW NOVIIIIIIIMIS white's?. Witaao w.a
aware of the sireemeteases mewed with the Quince y
salt, sad that Kr. Waugh bad taken It op far Um tastily,
and bit for that the fanny would saver him plot:tab), r. -
citivad a farthing.
Mr. W. fleadys, a 'Welter, pined that he was toonoorzed
for the prisoner is the eats of his emliftit share of the pro-
=sad the 14th of Jimmy was appointed for the ant-
of the aosvaysaos. Oa the raorairg of tt at day he
rrpolvai a asiammisatioa be. lit. Meat, one of Mr.
Wassit's deZeit he alliewartle told the peioner that
Kr. Wash to gaunt certain charges Iron ,te
yer•bast4Mibry to wblah be (witness) 04 mud, and that
ememptently the parshate Gould not be coral Wad. TM
WNW MN 107 'WM, sad was azontdianly rods, and'
said ba well ham aothisig we to do with thotranasetios, I
aad heft the dim, sad he taw no MOTS of his ant 1 after
this asamiesee bad happmed.
• a
tgkeirripp: inalMia wee *ea tailed, who proved that on
dr to OM githlllkiy marrow Oa prisoner was i
wa the detested near Dia ?tilde.= at Nutting-bill.
TM tatters ware put land mad. The Best was '
me sddresasti the dessand geatiems• te tbs prisoner,
dated the lea Meeks, 1161:

114. —Tar arbri we as imam sod wit turre to Wawa-
art sad uwwensairls, et as Mee ble YVy, tbat 1 and It
neessaary te aster tbe brim ma Vas diva urban you
=air awn% dailibi mans' kaurvilarn, and dew-
add a
any firths, erwrorkedler sr be Erb Orr by isles, sr
three' re et say Waft awl Inplallis tbi barb ad rims and
tratb Is answer Oa *MA sun Indandlas ell be Own yes as to
the banow mad liartembe arab bad re Sera • rem rem
et usbet sad convansdas tide imuleir. bird .4 rig web
s• r a "asordea era barer ear et
• =re. I 'build her arra ra Oa
prig
g sgreetart signed o per brim sad Aar dr • new bra of
be Mr. liewet• ter two par at the roe trt
sad •Crrasearate as tree Is lb proar sae, rib tbe ribs
et aF *a be rears to doWsube seer at say quart/ba4.
on donEiZprealson wiles seas Is do so. rd error
• mai tarat's wiribb sod br way poneaser
petwerers by Ida at be pospri Ira lb* moo at
se jb I gory ar Is elk It wa i u lwark rterwat.
Iv= bit will wy dark tar year iiipsiiss

T. mewed Matte. to tW keen by the Messer, and
epos wield' the peoesetlege se the polio -roost were
(waded, wee es relieve: _ .

Hooter li, 1133.
han toss Mid by me mac sod over soda that I
will Na samties as my mom behalf. i. •.). You ny I cm do
aotlilmg. Yr. Howss Nag a Seib Uwe at too natal et Mot. •
par. amps se noti dessakes as en rams through you
—vine satiminjoremes rest Hoe rae). Sof ; tasom
spirt Wm* 1 la.„ 11 or 13 pm see. ce the besides
Ismear agemma. Thoth* year Sow lostatas a ciemstin of
mom mormom I sorb mas et ta per ; Poi
HIP Ha but pitiable 1 ham act. .as pa wets It
Pipe se additimal ommomat, thot wad/ Inn pee •
It mon
=bearing, Na ban Isis • mots opt mottos of • awn nor
of yew ant Is WIM impel to Ms mbar part et
yew Mom wheesin
/yam loge pa off sot seam Ileo dintmedy
rasykr. modmilsoll lot pos m
ine Mats so anew et my
ear dee peon* mpelomme sioutroner. ant
thisollore ahollOSl gee Ors, 51 set eels that
.mitre
MI be villdiss Ms MO of MY WIZ& 17:oettltres
meallis Sou Omit= I hot wale pm, of you quite
deems of Hit the WM M Hese yea ems ores with
a nods. of per loimilma tedipes of Pe psprty. I shall hen
amides Oath-, tomb mild is* Pot n Wog Intestlem
to mos per ace, so I puma Is MI le pled tat your dime man
lon, ell about Mello him to Mew how lot Mil he altemod with
me wits mob ma Pat mosme. as Moe mom mars .am
en.m roe
CrelNi, im ism maks by Pm RIM et Heerl whet
Nstimest Mot uplift Imp et • emallgisdhagb Nollellei
It weld ham bop. ro and pOlomon's es my Hot
hop es apH al oasis! I& not istood is ham way MOM OW-
resparlemi
pen y with Foe. Na having somoolpsor Wear, I us. e
Warraost.ir,
rempolla. C. B.
This woo lino ass fee the promestiem
Mr. Ballastino thee proceeded le Mann the jury for the
&ham He odd tiny would se desat In swore, from the
sown Do bad taken la set mooresaminieg any c f the
witnesses, that he did not moan to disputa the faits of the
ease about which there could be so pantie doubt. It was
elm; that • horrible act of assaselnatioe had been coma tied
In open day, and that the primmer was tits person who bad
sommitted that met ; but he at the sass time felt quits sun
Mat, whatever indignation sad horror the jury might fall
at the porpotntion of such a crime, they would cot find
may man guilty of It if it were sada out to their setnfectioa
that be was not ef round Wad, mad consequently mot re-
sponsible kit his mince. The was the defence to was la
elnstoll to make OD behalf t f the premier; and be believed
that, whoa dm jury had heard the livid. nee he should lay
before them tapes tins point, they would return a verdict, the
east Ovid* wield be, not that hi would maps punish-
most, but that his Ws would be spared, sod that ha would
be pieced fir this net of hit days is a position when than
would he se Amiss of his dole g any farther mischief. Its
was aware that the Waste of insanity was cot • popular
ass ; be; hi Amid sot abriak from it. performaace of what
he easceind Pbe bar duty ea that amosat, and he felt
awned that the jury would not Imitate on man lag a
prelim that the primate was not nespodsibl• for the act in
had sommltted, !Me evidence laid before it., was such
as would esablo them jest!, mad essiciestiocaly to some to
that entalusion. The teamed mussel then cant the 'Hei-
den of the jury lo various MY that had bum decided tit on
the subject of semity, and hi observed that it appsarei to
be miserly establhbed that a person might be labouring under
a blueish upon one stilj mt, and yet be perfectly sue upon
almost every °eh- r, and, hi said, ho ho; ci to be able to
satisfy thou that this dreadful act bad been committed by
ths primer while under a delssiom, and that he was not at
the time nopessible for his ate, sad mi oa the ground
shoaled ask them to say hi was cot guilty.
The following witaimos win them namised for the dc-
ham:

°gismos said, is Mush, leb4, the prisoner lodged
in her hoses. Sher showed hiss the bedroom when tore
was a full-rigs& bed, when her first we, sod he said he
amid Sot believe the bed was Meg imoug k for him, sod
he should like to .near. it. The bed was sir het Meg, and
she said bar husband laughed at the ides of the bed not
hang long mooch for the prisms,. The pri. on. r staid in
the lodging until the month of May following, and daring
that period be behaved fa a very *commie manner. She
fregrostly spoke to him three or four base without being
able to obtain an answer, sad he frequently talked very
Madly to himself, bttb at night and la the daytime, and be
seemed M a very elicited state, and made um at rime. of
very bad language. Every time he went oat the prisonerlased to stand in front of the house and eye it ove r
or Wee minutia. Sometimes his conversation was rational,
and at *then it was frivolous and ebildish, and when soy
allusion was made to himself be would stop abruptly, SO/
from dish* sew of him it was her opinion that he wee not
right la his mind.
By Mr. Clarks In—The pea ,ser complained of there heiag
sew thing wmag stoat his bed almost every day. Some-
times the primmer would am horrible oaths, and then
thump violently en the table, and she was very mush
alarmed at his coadurt

Igrisab;ikiiillis;s:sister of the last witness, said that
she bed freqwestly had eoavereatieas with the primmer, and
eM beelboard him walk about hie non and throw about
UM amibisre. She had also heard hies say that he wanted
some spots to snake a Gra to Nara tie devil, who, he said,
WU always walkiag stout after hies anti ay n +Om him. He
also said that he wished there was a trap door to the boss.,
that he might pt outside sad try to me the devil, and that
he would ehalUager him to fight. One evening she was
trwtag, gad the prisoner asked bee to lend him the list
boa, that be Watts's whether it would frighten the
devil. The primmer also mid he should like to get some
bullets to shoot the devil with ; and he told her upon one
otemeies that if she would lend biota saucepan be thought
he should be able to hatch elkiekase by steam, and that it
would be a very goal thing.
Crom-szareined—Tle prisoner was taken away from the
lodging by his wogs, mad they did net 'ileitis notice toquit.
Po was •good deal terrified at his gooduct. H.? (witnatee)
Malawi was a City policemen, and she told him • hat the
Melon said. He appeared Amp, and deranged in his
mind, sad rof to kuo • whet h• was stout He it folised
bee that he was tagged Ia some legal plow•disp,
and they were aware that be teeeived letters from his
lawyer.
Charles Osborne, the lushiad of the first wises, a City
poliessaau, de/used to the facts stunted by her. He
also mid that wpot several oceselowa he saw the prisoner en-
geed la making ballets. sad also la eleaulart a Otto!. His
conduct was generally strange.
By Mr. Clarksoa—Re was continually telking noamme.
Onee he told him he laced to have a pistol shoot him for hi.
psides tbiatotoefom lHedid nut recollect en )thing pert'calatt be-
.

Mr. W. Zen said that about July, ISM, the prisoaer
lodged is hie lose'. He *sly ',noised a week, when wh-
arfs ordered his to quit, is Gaseous's', of the strangeness
of ►i. Gosdar. He and to ran up sad down stein at
night. sad he left tie candle burairg clue by his bedside.
He did sot knew what be ran up Mitt dewa stair. for. It
oresnred abost two or throe o'clock to the asoroing. lie
did sot and, ecadder the prborier a madman, but his
.sadist was ee strains that he got rid of his.

Mrs. Margaret Jose, ►roved that the prieo.er I,dged is
her bowie is August, 1864, sad for three or low months
iolowiag. Hie 'modem during t►e time was very strange.
He seed to =aka ►ie let is a sans. sag, sad he told her
U say of his Meads am after ►ls oho wee to sieve theta
Is the gutter. He bequest!, sat for two or tare* hours
wit►out ogle, a word. She ones west into hie room to pat
up a stem bind, sad he made • strange sobs U►e a deg,
sad obi was very easels (rightist&

Mr. W. Carts; proved test the orkwoor took apartuaata
la Ma boa.. about Macomber, 1884. sad ~..teed la Ms
keen &boat thew woks. His ~law was wry Bt!Wire all
tko de% sad limy Imam rialto afraid of hum. Ho fro-
gently leaked up go &Wm. sad said was tee lams.
sad siren wtea mit draailit. Hs aloe orasplaiaot of
the deers ori the kephe'es, sad be frequen dropped Ws
bed *beat tlio me. Ho also said to talk to tly
blood', aad
appeared wry wmasked, sad It was witaws's optaies tkst
was set It to bo trastad by Mabel,.

By Mr. Bellaatia•—Bs ass* heard the prisesee say. iv be
would do fosafohisi if UK'," aid he sould M has, sw
airs. IN also said.. If I lon't Yaw &Igor tbse—es dog
N dess." Be did est fent to know what be was Vain
about.
Illso. ilizabeth Wares Drover it at tbe *reambdesd
`her Mw bees Dessuber, MM. midi February. 1866.
ghs *mkt his easdeet was very *sap vibes he tusk the
speetweat. Hs gimped dews, re MI ell ever the leer to
we
M Men were way IIII&S ie diesebt lb. asked
hl st kr • esterasee, sad ha ski, " lehreees I that b alt
terialsag. I awn give a rebesese—if I give yea •
EISOUN maw is armee. that veil he esielest rehires**
M yes." Ohs OM west bus dr IslesaWe new awl saw
• beet swareedsil ever • eh., al au* II Ma bun 1 wMass ea Is. Era *ails was IMO Os plow was ass

is.., owl they, is somequenao of that tapelike, gave
him isetim to quit.
By Mr. Clarksea—They were snakes to get rid of the
r at the sad of the first week, to consequeme of
6i. condsst
• somber of other witaesses, la whom houses the
ribose, had lodged down to the mouthof December, 1865,
were then ealkd, all of whom gays evidence of a *miler
daseriptioe. It specked that upon me occasion he had
bussed some snide in hie room, sad said that his ob-
ject was to drive oat the Evil Spirit It Mee ap.wed that
upon two ocessioas he had tied • handketehis mead Isis
Desk so tightly es almost to strangle himself. Several of
the vitalises spoke to hearing the phones mastaatly talk-
ing to himself ; and one of them stated, in mower to •
gaieties put by Mr. Clarkson, that she heard km say " I
will give it him, he sha'l have it I have stood it longmough."
Serpent Hayes, the officer who took the primer into
custody, proved that he took Irons him the halves of two
bank notes, one for 10/. and the other foe 61.
I Mr. Hooper proved that I. con.equence of smithies; the
prisms, told km he moisten Temisy Wt, to George-alley,
Timmaastrest, and he there found lb. other halves of the
seem eansoaled between the lintel and the brickwork of a
By lir.. Clarkson—Witness bed known the prisoner 12
pan, end knew his family. Ile ones asked him to get him
a eituatios, but he kid him that he bed sefficiest property
to sanest him, and be did not want one, and the prisoner
replied that he should not want • situation if a rogue of a
lawyer had not done him oat of his property. It was go
swaths ego when he said this. Ho sew the prisoner in
Howpte in sommournes of • letter be sent to him. The
prisoner sweated very wild sad excited when he talked
about his 'Waiter depriving him of hie property.
Mr. Clarkson asked for the letter the witness had received
sad be produced it: and it was read. It was dated
Newpite, Tuesday,' sad continued se follows Dear
Hooper,—Call epos me, if you possibly ion, before four
.'sleek to-day, as I have something to say to you, bet do
not speak about It if you soli "
Mr. !Whom, solicitor at Wellington, is Smereetshire,
acid hewas wall acquainted with the prisoner's family, and
be bad knows him hoot a child. His father destroyed him-
self by tutting his throat Witness was concerned in the
Chaasory suit that Mr. Waugh was oonduoting for the
bonigit of the prisoner and his brothers sad sisters, sad be
could state that Mr. Waugh bad behaved most kindly ia
the matter; and, in fact, he had been the means of getting
the estate for the family. The prisoner wee always of a
moron and sullen disposition, and glen was a. good deal of
family, sad be bad heard that the piassee's
mode ed himself.
By Mr. C ksou—An arrangement or sompromiss was
come to with Menne, to the estate, by which the mriemer
was to resolve about Ma kr his share. He did not ap-
pear to be satisfied with the amount that he was to receive.
Mr. John Walsh, • earpoe, deposed that the ands of
the primmer was seder restraint for two 'ease before kis
death, and he died is a image aspens.
Mr. F. Watson, • brother of the prisoner, deposed that
me of his seats died la • lunatic asylum.
Mr. Foreign Flower, • medical gentlemen residing in
Somenetshire, &peed that he attended the prisoner three
pen ago, at the resideme of his brother in-law at
OakbiU, ia that *nutty. At this time be was evidietly
sufferiag seder great mestal disonbaoce, but it was d
salt to aseertala the exact nature of his malady, because no
ratimal sower could be obtained to any question that was
pat to him. He sad no doubt that his mind was affected
at that time, sad the sighs was now charged with commit-
tie' confirmed this opiaion. He had heard all the seidease
that had been Mdseed, and in Ist opinion, at the time the
prisoner shot Mr. Waugh he was incapable of diatiageish-
log between right and wrong.
Cress-examined—The ; nooses was nit placed under any
restraint, bat be *spewed as opinion at the time that he
ought to have been. He had sayer MO the primmer from
that period until the present time, but still he comidered be
was that
in the opinion be had formed as to tie state of
his mind at the time of this OCC•freSOO.

Mr. Justine Wightment-skedW;w7triess if he thought
W prioress wee in sock a state es to kir naiad as to ha in-
capable of knowing that it wa wrong to kin a man?
The witness said that perhaps be could not go that length,
hat he inferred from all that had (skin plans that he was
at tbe tins inoapable of distinguishing between right and
wrong.
Dr. SynnOttdeposed that he bad had • great deal of tape •
elates in eases of lunacy, sad bad acted w.th Dr. Sutherland
and other *manna persons in such cases. Oa Wednesday
he had a short interview with the prisoner in /genet* in
peeasaise of Dr. Gibson, the surgeon of the gaol. Tbe result
of the interview was that the prisoner was labouring under
• greet defitiourry of mind. la all such cases it wee very
important to ucertain slather there was any taint of In-
sanity in the family ; and the evidence be had beard upon
that print and the other face in the case led him to come to
troaclusion that the prisoner at the time he committed
this unwise incapable of distiognishieg between right and
wrong.
By Mr. Clarkson—He would not take upon himself to
say that tne prisoner was not aware that killing a man was
wrong, bat he was of opinion that he bad no idea of the
enormity of the act. Many lunatics would be aware psi -
belly well that the set was • wrong one. In hie converse-
' don with the pelf 020 f, he asked him how he c csie to kill
Mr. Waugh, and le said it was because he bad plundered
him of 8001.; he said that he bad given him a written pit -
miss to ray on a certain day 400 f , but the money was not
paid. He said he WU very enmities to receive it, b Cone. he
wonted to go abroad, but could not do so, as he bad no
noisy. He also said that Mr. Waugh was too much sliest
him. At this stale of the convert. tion the prisoner became
confused, and be could not saderstand what be said, but he
muttered something about " certain p titles" and " certain
whet. parties" /gloving to do certain things. From all that
oseurred, be was of opinion that the prisoner was of un-
posed mind.

Mr. Clarkson' then riplied—He urged that the eats had
failed on the part of the defence, and be ro rt•nded that
rat, crash the prisoner Wet have acted is a foolish manlier
at lonia of the lodgings ►e had occupied, end that be was
probably a bad-tempered, tacit ,tle person, Lothian bad
been atom to justify the jury iu coming to the co sr ler'on
that at the time he committed this dreadful art be was rot
perfectly aware of what he was to og, and was therefore fully
✓esponsible.
Toe learned ledge then proceeded to rum up. He went
through the whole of the evidence very carefully, end said
that there could be no doubt open the facts, and the only
question the jury had tr decide wax, whether the prisoner
was proved to have b. en in such a state of mind at the time
the act was committed as not to ka w the distinction be
tweets right and wrong.. and if that was not made out to
their fell sattsfaetion, they had only one duty to perform ;
gad ►owever painful it might be to them to do so, they were
Wend to return a verdict of wilful murder.

The Jary, after deliberating for semi tics in the but,
retires, and were la deliberation about terre-quarten of as
boar, whoa they retarded a verdict of Gadifty of wilful mur-
der, bat recommended the pri,oser to mercy on account of
his strong predisposition to insanity.
Mr. Jaen.* Wight's's, a'ter conferring for some time
with Mr. Janke Wills., addressed the pri , and slid
th.t the jury, wits were the best judges it such a case, had
acme t t the conclusioe th t. a:though he might be insane
upon time pilots, yet that hi knew right frost wrong, and
they recommended him t s mercy. Under these circura-
'tutees, he should about" from cassias sentence of death,
end merely order jadgeaeut of death to be reworded.
The prisoner upon this stepped I. frost of the dock end
said." I aster made et y defence—l never gave orders for
say. Wh t t .ey have done, they have doge for themselves.
I beet pillared away." He the" turned round and
walked from the bar.

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COTTON. —14•21703 t, ►u. 7.-114 'market °lord tamely, bot
&min with moth tarns"; but prism without change. Solos: SAS
to 8,000 Woo, 2,000 for apart.

COTTON 000M—Kancourane ha. 7.—The des and for cloth
enollaues mach ma re Tuesday, and dine is no new feature in the
eartet. Prime are stout dse awe. The large extent to widen
wanufaaturers are Radar sassessant modem Mora 3norally some-
what easy about new orders. except at my roll nein n TA. Nunn
remarks apply to Um pun market. Splatters are an Min much as,
bummers. bot they ban mostly orders on band wbob o 111 keep them
buy for acme weeks, and in .awes for months forward.

WO )I.—ELMIORD. n.. 7.—W. hod a very Large attendant*.
sad although the market r.tula It &moms, a aot Inconemerahle
buggies in the aggregate la trams' tl■g. TLe motet high plum of
cambia. nook ere firmly demanded, and, to meet Immediate re.
quir ces's. are obliged to be warded to. Business in puce la alas
dem to a lair talent on forreepondlng term. The pleas trade la lea.
@moldy motive

SILK —(hoe Kerr Dorsal sad Co.'s Moults). —We bar to
reocet leer torrees in silk at very fall prier—the Ur tnareticre
la Plea soh, and tree sot of erring ever, hared bent at rates IS
per rot. above these obtalawd for .ewral swore wld to the do-
wered remeets of Prevebor. la Mae en the berme c 4 tM
rest opened et least a fortnight wart rut usual. the Immoral
prices obtained la the last days cor Deaember hollealai Importers to be
reedy sellers as re reneral to direr/id eh dr were. Up to
W recendag r the 17th eldro woe rapped rat 4,000 to 0,000
Wee (bra silk had tees sold without wisp isslealie rafts at
prix—the sews then armoured lothroad bowler be pare : tot
• low days 6.1. per lb was all the apreeerear oral
Mak 1.0!IL ralbwrePee4 She dare ea purrs brae
are elebeel. ft des_'kr kw days s tell Is. to Is. ea. kr
bra almerei—espra *rift tele* eel/ • moll 11••••117.
Pero rpm re raft we
es .may/
barn dm
I. the
rum bairn. re vide earearat emereesa bdats dm were
=1 boson—` tar wawa may raw eel Yalta. Orr re-
ter
13 perm aims WINN not petriprei Is the
=I aermer. irolue that err has Mr ner;
by the Imp prepertrii Ihe win rear entwar. abbeleameted
sapmar Orr qmilly ars. to
are * re brae
ered as bee bra art treat to the essayer tram
Ihe hadert piles rade Pr Iser 17r. kw • prod et realm
rpm lbw as er yadreearsate et; Mall re
Irma avert.lliagel eatt labor 00 Wren ham am Ire.
barealarar bre Papa ledrell har alarde la the w
lerideleral et Or allo aid rt I*dr
sisswerea
st 18 /a pot eat.
bee len retina epos eft perrody AYE et ear la liar
ank. miry ; 11“10 mere ; Perhs ailtoil Se kr nada.
tag parr bar less her ON rpm.

001M-Diarmamx. Pm 7.-M WY ider% basket ban me •
Iw supply at wirer, aM it Lead bum at Moly L. par qr. balm
tY torrammt UM as, ma. lbday M. pm qr. lower. Oab wore
col bin Is NIA at la. id. pm qr. Mummy. B. and per
garbs at lettM al L. pot qr, IMomat Waft te bulbs. Ma
sew Masi the Mall grim el ion 4L per snot.
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NUMMiiii. Ma t.—There wee
Teameztleediese at
swim WY wenhes. awl nesetetetry wee ars el We.
bet Wes wey BMW meta albedo= We ant; sista
refer ow toe letaw &Autism qr. as Iltaellni elms, and lIL. le
N. pee Teta ea twelm; Itt. le Ile. per ant se leer ; latte W. per
OWL omen Ite. Wm' en eetarel ; la. to 2a. per sr. os Way;
of tape Ir. ea Isms.

Dam% Pia. Ll,* hal
amileiree et what, and
Walk lailmear Laws sae fe, f„n_
raise attrumely Mut Bale wee ao mu at a or rfo—i
la. to 3.. per qr., set net ole.toreatlath put of It.. mold Bar.
lay also Yellowed la dre tem seem, sod war rally 2s. pr qr. lower.
Oats, boas', and peas, we, also lower. Wheat, test rid, no. la 76..; wddrim. sgs. to 725.; 411.'1°4 465. to 295. Barley, Oa. to
39. Oats, 134.10145. Beam, alts. to 60a. Peas, 435. to SI& r.oar,
Boa, par., sack, 535. to Mc; moods, bOrs to 33a.
Newsom. Yu. G.—At :Wm; day's sweet tritest was a slow axle
at from le. to 6s. lON than last week. and Tory little dole' to
14
'taut Wring harippo mesa r say lower. Inferior earls Ia to la
par gr. itror. Cute leash aett peas la lower. There was a tar
home imams MOM baguet toss oat gees
nay eapeated. The tallowler ere the peas of 'rale : —Wheatorti to,
156.10110.•
12s. Beachßeachroe, 74e. to 77.. Barley, U.. to tea. OW. 29r. to
Me. to 57r.

Idnnivar, INII. 7.—We hen Mk day only a modems nap., of
'Mato trade, sellers relnetaatty aubmittiag at a redaction of
tree ia to de. per quarter. • fair supply a b.rley and at a Ir. tor
porter deellse. theta, beans, sod peas soatisoe dull sad lower ta
prke.
Ossamea, Fn. 7.—With • small supply of pain, the trade Is
Mary. Wheat, 3e. to de., barley and oats, Is. par porter lower.
Pau sod bane being waste' for planting, are unaltered in 'glue.
WAITS/01W, FIB. 6.—Tbe receipts drain from farmers dare On
mesegingly small sines koarday last. Prom abroad the supplies of
mane have been liberaL Oar esseket nlll matinee' in a rant de.
premed state with a downward unitary in the prism of all stir,,..
Contsesam pas. —W• bad in the whet k..tlay 1,546 ore,
whist, 1,137 qrs. barley. 1,666 qrs. oats, end 140 qrs. beans. Teo.
were sold--Wheat, 734; barley, 97 ; osta, 1,167 ; sad beam
100 gra. We bad an eacee.lngly large market to day. 7,011 the
peat decline la Nark Lane on Woodsy, • peat redantoa also took
*so bore today in the prise of wham. sad sales heavy. a.
etomered with last went—Wheat was 4a doers on top, and :a. Id,
down ea average. Earley was down cm top, sad Is. X down Of
average. Oats were Is. 4d. up on top, sad bd. town au annum
Beans wan ep on top, sad la ad. up PP raw. %belt, 37a.
is flis. Barley, 295. to 41s. Oats, 20s. to 64e. Bars, ffg, to
the. Weight of top wheal, 6416 e. ; honey, 671 M. ; oats, ; and
biro, 6611b5. pa baba.

CATTLE.—Nnwanne Pas. 6.—At oor market to-day there has
bees a very this attendance both of Mayen and sellers, and alas a
em di Mow of stack : not soy sheep. Thera were only 47 teams and
94 pigs penaN In the market.
EDINIII7IIIII. Poe 6.—The 'misty of sheep this morning *a.
1,209, being 279 Wanes last week. Demand good, end Ns excellent
cleanings tinted at last week's price.. Ages black:aced tenders.
from Sad. to 7d; Cheviote, Sd. to 614.; ewes and inferior, fees id
to M. per lb. The supply of cattle wss lease there bong 733, or 4T
fewer the last week. Demand also good, and last week's pm.
inaiatalegd. Extreme top max, 95. ; torrent, from M. hd. to 9.;
middling and inferior, from 7s. 60. I. la. per batch stone. At to.
dace a good airman was *Reeled. There were in tbe.market—lat
cattle. 733; lean do., 22; mile& sows, 60; and pigs. 176.