The Express.
London, England, 1866-01-05 00:00:00

THE DISPUTES 111 THE KIDDERMINSTER
CARPET TRADE.

The question at issue between the carpet menu.
facturers and their weavers of course continues to engross
considerable attention in the town, and if amicably and
speedily settled no little sarisfeetion will be felt by the
whole community. The mom are again temporarily at their
looms, and it is to be hoped that the segotiatiohe which
will be corned on during this resumption of work will ter-
minate in such • manner es to insure • permanent settling
down to work. The weavers have placed themselves in •
hostile position to their employers on the simple question
of the right to introduce apprentices, or hands under
twenty-sae, to the loom. The views of the employers OD
this subject are these. For fifteen years the Brussels
power-looms at the venous firms that have adopted steam
power have been almost entirely supplied with the surplus
labour that arose from the cessaticio of hand-loom weaving.
Only one hand-loom firm now remains, and the woe kpeople
there WO actively engaged ; and as they have recently had
their wages raised, there is every inducement for them to
continue in their hand-loom occupation. The power-loom
manufacturers, on the other baud, have experienced some
scarcity of labour from these causes :—lst, that there are
no more eligible hand-loom men offering ; and secondly,
that the creation of weavers by the teaching of youths has
bees opposed by the weavers themselves, although this
course La always been adopted previously in the heed-
loom trade. Thus with the two sources of labour supply
dried up, and with the prospect of an increasing trade in
Kidderminster sod elsewhere, the manufacturers felt they
must soon be reduced to enter into severe competition with
each other for such hands as they required, or else be
dependent upon any that casually offered themselves, with
the prospect of narrow numbers and still severer competi-
tion from the unavoidable decrease caused by sickness, old
age, or removals in the ordinary course, among the men.
Foe some time, also, strong complaints have been made to
the employers about the want of occupation for youths,
and it has been suggested that the same kind of encourage-
ment which under the band-loom system was given to
weavers sons to learn the business should be continued
under the new order of things. It is well known that fur
want of some each system as this, members of Kidder.
minster families have been compelled to walk about the
streets idle, or else driven to seek employment in other
trades and towns, where no such unfairness applies. It is
stated that several weavers would gladly have placed
their eons at the staple trade of the town could
they have done so, and the manufacturers believe
the moral well-being of the community would be highly
advantaged by the encouragement afforded to some of the
boys by the resumption of the old system, and their being
taught to weave before they arrived at the age of man-
hood. The propriety of selecting a few of then young men
from time to time, to train them to the loom, has been
confirmed by the inquiries made by the Power-loom line-
eels Carpet Manufacturers Association as to other em-
ployers of power loom labour. At Halifax and Durham.
in the Brussels trade, and at Heckmondwike in the
Dutch trade, young men are invariably employed with
adults on the different firms. The system has been found
most valuable in keeping the labour of fondles together,
and promoting the mutual interests of employers and
employed. It Is, therefore, with great surprise that
the manufacturers have found, in some of the
firms, weaves in opposition to • principle which
they consider so naturally fair, and of such long
standing in the carpet trade. That the opposition to
it proceeds from a misapprehension of the intention
of the association is manifest, it is said, from the exagge-
rated and absurd rumours pot forth in the locality. It is
not the intention of the associated firms to displace • single
workman at the present time, or to decline auy eligible
adult hand who offers himself, but to keep just such a mode-
rate supply of adult hands and apprentices as is necessary
for the wants of the trade, giving the latter no preference
over the ordinary weaver, but subjecting them to the game
time and conditions as the rest, in regard to hours of em-
ployment, and putting them to the loom only when • legiti-
mate vacancy occurs. The association, on tbi. footing, ensure
• young man, so selected, • more liberal scale of cloy-work
payment than they could receive as " creel " boys, and not
one would be introduced for whom prospect of work could
not reasonably be found. Such are the views entertained
by the molten, and it may he as well also to give the reso-
lution on which the proposed change is based. It is to the
following effect :—" That on and after the let January text
the following alterations be made in the primes paid for
weaving various qualities and widths of jacquard carpeting,
and for the reasonable charges connected therewith ; and
that the isecismary supply of labour for the swoon of the
trade be made both by the admission of a moderate number
of apprentices, and also such adult hands as may be required
in such numbers as the association may think fair and reo
I sociable, and subject to the control of the association."
(Then follows • list of the new prices to be paid.) The
manufacturers and a deputation of the weavers were to
meet yesterday to confer on the disputed question, and we
hope to be able to state that something satisfactory was
then arrived at.—Birmingham Daily Post.

TRAFFICKING IN Liczsam.—At the eeasione for
the transfer of licenses, held at Liverpool yesterday. Mr.
Alderman Woodruff stated that a very eousidersble per.
center of the licenses which the bench had been of late
granting so liberally, bad been put into the market imme-
diately after they were received by the applicants, and
soinetineeleven before, bargains being mad* (on the
strength of their being obtained) of from 1001. to 2001.
This statement was corroborated by the law de, k. Yester-
day the magistrates refused to grant transfers of licensee in
three cases where the licenses bad been granted last mammies,
and where the applicants had only remained in the houses
• very short times lu one of these cases Mr. Worship
(solicitor) gave notice of appeal.
COMMON LAW Sri.vPs.—Yesterday the following
new rule on the common law stamps was promulgated at
the Judges' Chambers :—" Every affidavit intended to be
filed, used, or referred to at the Judges' Chambers must
have the necessary stamp affixed on the outside, and can-
celled before the same can be filed or in any lumber used
before the judge." A scale of stamps to be used on the
various documents has been issued, and new rules have
been framed to carry out the act to abolish fees except by
stamps is the common law offices.
HEALTH AND STRENGTH RESTORED BY Dci BARRY'S
DELICIOUS RAVI:MITA ARABICA Foos which coxes without me-
theta* or laoonvenleoes, dyspep#l dndlittnti,,o% sough. seam .
eniewpaam diarrhea papttattoe. sag
armliver. sad stoma* cosisPlallata ems Mr Niel
Its COSS la other rusedlas, and Is the best food for infanta.
60,000 cures animally.—Du Berry and Co-. No. 77 Aegeatetrest,
London, W. In Una, at Is. : 110., Bs. rid.: Mb& 22L
Orweeharebetrest; 4, elmapslGA ; os. ISO,
sad st au Urocers.—(6aversieseaens4

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aed 198,

SINGULAR CAREER OP A SGOTORMAN.

The mournful intelligence has this week reached
us of the death of Robert Crichton Wyllie, minister of
foreign affairs, &a. to the King of Hawaii—a gentleman who
raised himself by his indomitable perseverance and talent&
to • high position of honour and fame. He wan born at
Eszelbank, in the parish of Dunlop, on the 13th October,
1798. He was the second son of the lets Alex. Wyllie,
Esq., of Hazelbank. and Janet Orichtoe, of Cutegraw,
Stawartoo. Those who knew him in boyhood can well
remember that from hie militia years he gave every iadi-
eatMn of being possessed of talents above mediocrity. Ho
received the first elements of education under the late Kr.
Bryce, parish teacher, Dunlop, sod afterwards for some
time attended the late Dr. Barr, of Glasgow, whilst he
taught • number of familiar in the district of Broadlie, in
this parish. Thereafter Mr. Wyllie left for the college in
Glasgow, and received his medical diploma before he was
20 years of age. He soon after left as surgeon in • vessel
bound for the North Seas, and endured hardship. and
braved dangers like a true Sootchtnao. He was thrice
shipwrecked, and returned to Liverpool. but not to borm.
having left with the firm resolution to do so only after be
had earned a fame worthy of his name. Through the in-
strumentality of his late teacher, Dr. Barr, who was then
in Liverpool, he reembarked in • vessel boned for
South America, where he fur • shoot time practised as •
engem, but soon turned his attention to mercantile
&fain, for which, in tact and talent, be was in ovary
respect adapted. After a sojourn of 14 years than he
revisited his native laud, sod es one of the first fruits of
his success, built a manaion home for his weals on the
lands of Haselbank. He proved truly a devoted son, sad
those who were ecquainted with his aged parents can well
remember the feelings of pride and gratitude they aver
for him till their dying day. He thee, feeling
time hanging heavily on his hand, left for London, and was
soon again engaged in mercantile transactions. But,
acting on an idea which seemed to have actuated him, he
went to the Sandwich Wanda, whore for the last twenty
years be occupied an important field of usefulness with
great benefit to the natives there and much bosom to
himself. it is gratifying to fled that from the highest to
the lowest in that land of his adoption, all are at one in
testifying to his many virtues, and recording his death se
' truly • national calamity. Whilst therefore mourning the
1 loss of one who has done so much to bosom this parish, we
. at the same time, with feelings of pride, claim this as the
birthplace of one who has enjoyed the confidence of kings,
, and proved a benefactor to his countrymen at ham sod
abroad. He is succeeded in his Hawaiian estates by his
nephew, Robert Crichton, also a native of Dunlop, who
I gave every evidence in his youth of being poisoned of
talents and a disposition worthy of the name he is about to
warns.—Ayr Advertiser.

VIAIT OF THE JAPANESE COMMISSIONERS TO
!Pewit:B.—On Moodily last, the extensive agricultural im-
plement works of Messrs. Ransomer' and Sims, at Iprwlrria,
were visited by them distioguished Japanese gentlemen,
who are oommissiosed by their government to import the
principal industrial establishments of this country, and to
report upon the various kinds of machinery most suitable
for introduction into the dominions of the Tycoon. The
party comprised Shibata Hiongano Kami, chief eons
missioner, G. Foukonts, and suite, accompanied by
Msjor Brine, R. E., and Captain Mason, R.N. and on
their arrival at the manufectories the various airionitmal
operations of thrashing, grinding, ploughing, and irri-
gating by steam-power were exhibited and explained to
them; several small machines specially adapted to the
produce of the East and Japan were also mhorm
and elicited numerous comments, which displayed
that keen and intelligent observation for which the
Japanese are so well known. A new traction engine, muss
bluing the most recent improvements for agricultural pur-
poses*, was the subject of marked attention. After taking
lunch at the raideem of the senior partner, Mr. F. A.
Ransoms, the party were conducted to the Patent Stone
Works, where they were much astonished to see sand traw-
-1 formed into hard stone in a few minutes, by Mr. Frederick
Ransome's ingenious process. They expressed themselves
as highly Waked with all they saw in Ipswich.
THE IRISH EDCCATION QUESTION.—The attempt
to hand over the educational system of Ireland to the ab.
solute control of the ultramoatene hierarchy, by the estab-
lishment of the so-called catholic university, has produced
very strong dissatisfaction amongst all the friends of united
reneation coaduoted upon tolerant and liberal principles.
The feeling is largely shared in by even the moat attached
friends of the government, on both sides of the Irish
Channel. In Glasgow, as we reported, a meeting has been
held toremovitrabeagaiest the proposed scheme, and °them
we believe, are is contemplation. At the meeting of the
Belfast Presbytery on Tuesday, a petition to parliament, in
which the proposal is condemned in strong terms, was
adopted, and a deputation appointed, with a view to press
upon the government the highly objectionable character of
the scheme.—Dublin Exprcas..
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AMERICAN rE. —Lord Robert Cecil, M.P.,
lectured on Tuesday evening on America before the Chelms-
ford Mechanics' Institute. Among other things, be said
the term " 6xioge" war of universal applicatioo in America;
it included everything visible as weal as eatahle; and it
was even said to be used in the language of romance, for
there was a story of a Yankee who told his lady-love that
her image was implanted on his heart like • plum in •
pudding fixing. Punctuality was not only the soul
of business, but the soul of eating also in the
States. (Laughter.) He hid seen waiters teld off to 're-
new dishes; at the word "one" each dish-cover was
firmly grasped with the thumb and forefinger, and at the
word "two" every cover was removed with military pre-
cision—(laughter)—while such was the voracity and the
velocity with which the good things on the table were
desiiatched, that if you showed any shyness or reserve you
stood no chance of getting anything at all. (Laughter.)
Is the mammoth cave of Kentucky was a part known ea
the chapel, where • couple had once been married—the
tradition helo that the bride had wombed her mother
not to marry her lover guy where on the face of the earth,
and that she did not consider that the pledge which she
bad given prevented her from marrying Lim under the
earth. (Much laughter.) The debate, of some of the
American assembles were frrqueutly very amusing.
For instance, here was a report of • speech by
an Illinois H.P. :—" Mr. Spe.ker, I Houk sheep
is property, and our laws ought not to be so that
dogs can commit ravages on sheep. Up where I live sheep
is of more account than doge, cud, although d,g. are use-
ful, sheep are usefuller. Show me the man who says dogs
are medalist. than sheep, and I'll ,how you a know•nothing.
Mr. Speaker, I am through." (Laughter.) The power of
adapting themselves to circuoateeces and making the
most of what they bad was one of the great Deceits of
the national success of the Americans. Lawyers, doc-
tors, traders, arid mechanics, who took part in the late
war retuned, when it was brought to • close, to commerce
and their old occopetious, just aa if nothing had happened.
General Lee, whose campeiges might be reckoned moos
those of the greatest getters's, did not retire into private
life, but undertook the monotonotie duties of president of •
military college ; while the Federal General Sherwin, who
might almost have dictated the pnliey, of the republic, re.
turned to the drudgery of • liwyer • office, in • small
country town. Conduct such as this reminded one of the
old Roman, who saved the state use day, and wielded •
plough the next. 'Cheers.)
DIsASTROUS EFFecTs OF THE GALES.—LIVER-
root, THUM:lsl.—Details still continue to reach this port
of the disastrous effects of the late storm. The American
ship, Emerald, Capt. Mickel, which sailed hence for New
York on the 9th ult., put heck to the Mersey to d.y, in •
very disabled condition. Captain Mickel states that in the
whole course of his seafaring life hr never eecountered such
• storm as that which took place on the 24th aid 25th ult..
He loot all his sails, had the foretopmaat curiol away, and
the rudder rendered useless. He endeavoured to bear up
for Queenstown, but failed, in comequeoce of the ship
steering so bad. The brig R. S. Core, whLth arrived hers
yesterday evening from Galveston. rescued seven rd the crew
of the ship Severn, aimed. tied at se.. The Severn was
bound from Calcutta to London, with a very valuable
cargo. The remainder of the crew are unaocoseted
for. The Zeal, from Minititlao, has ut in to
Queenstown, with loss of boats, bulwarks, stanchions,
and mainmast head. The barque Swauly, from New York
to this port, his been driven away round to Bloody Bay,
near Tohermorey. On the 24th ult., when *bout 154./ miles
west of Cope Clear, the barque eocountered a f arful hurri-
cane. A heavy ea stiack the ship and carried away
bulwarks, stambh.ns, boats, jibboom. for.topg dimities",
and sprung mainmast and bowsprit. shifted the cargo, and did
other damage. The steamer Como, from Fie Norsire to
this port, has been forced into Falmouth, with damage to
maelicery, and the steamers Chiliad, hence to the West
Indies, and Nine, hence to Carnnem have been compelled
to tyke shelter in Holyhead herbour. The Mile Chatta-
nooga, heoceto Boston on Dec. 10, put into Queenstown
this morning with loss of bowsprt, maintopmaer, and other
damage. The ship Pleiades, which was abandoned a few
days since, has been towed into Londonderry. The barque
Elizabeth has broken up completely on the Denegal coast.
The storm signal is again up, and a gale is imminent.
CETRYAL PALACE. ORS SHILLING DAT.
THURSDAY, JAN. 4.—Admissions ou pay went, 4,174; ditto
by mown tickets. 1,486 ;_totel vi.itora, 5,660.
LONDON GENERAL 01iNisrs COMPANY (LIMITED).
—Traffic receipts for the week ending December 31,
1865, 11,5811. 16e. 10d.
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I .IFEBOATSERVICES.-During the storms of " abetting in the unlawful obtaining of such OUR CONTIMPORA.RIES. set aside their proceedinp on the ground thatatbe sentence LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE. ____ ...____
-11.4 the past year Use National Lifeboat Institution. by Its life- ss ~..„,„ was merely a nominal one for • capital offence, arid •
ejr.set, said that
boa.. and other mews, contributed to the saving of 707 persons ge."'°•" (THIS DAY.)
from different wrecks on our coasts. The institution also ex- Surely it cannot be that all the old English (THIB DAY.) relieved Commodore Craven from arrest. The coot did (szursa's TELICRLML) bider morning,
pended 421,3741 in the same period on its lifeboat eatabllahmente, -sir- not call in question his courage, but ref ected upon him for THE ANGLO-AUSTRIAN TREATY OF -.--
, in addition to granting 44 950 for rewards for saving me and maxims and rules of law and evidence have been
not takiag manatees of neutral waters to get a good look COMMERCE. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
ozonising the lifeboat.. .
abolished for the sake of hares and partridges. am eruoirr's motto sertca.
The committee of the Institution earnestly APPEAL to the VIENNA, JAN. 5, (Before Mr. Commissioner Winslow.) at provecatiot
public for ASSISTANCE, to euable them to meet the continued Surely some evidence ought to be produced to The Times describes Mr. Bright as appearing in at the fighting qualities of the Stonewall. The Navy De.
peatment, however, was of opinion that it was his duty to
heavy demands on the Institution's 153 Lifeboat Stations. üblicilif• in so altogether new character, CORSCIOUS of re- • The ratifications of the treaty of commerce be- LS ZS CAMPERLL.-APPLICATIOR FOR lIRLIAIIe. rotection.
Contributions are received by the London an.' Country prove that the game has been unlawfully obtained P • r the Stonewall, on the general principle that "it
ad yeater. The bankrupt, Frederick Pearce Campbell, was i hi. .. Tria magistrate
Bankers : and by the Secretary, Ekhard Lewis, Eiee ,at the In- b
3' some means, before a man can be convicted of of pe bilit for hat he
swam y W says, recogniseng
• the existence femene..te du.
• m a
th t
re ty of • commander in war to take vest riaks tween England and Austria were exchang
rider-at-law, described as of 4, Mortimer-street, 0e,,, abased each ,
agitation, 14, John-street, Adelphl, London. rsons who di
'ffer from himself
, and express
ing like his between Count Mensdor ,
ff Minister I dish-eqUSX
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or the accomplishment of great ends," and that the rule day at noon
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banothooosakeetuptitopwoodlacenaqlryybnoaatlestlao3ilCl 1 :daft; Ian:: :P4:7070:; au ic
slip aca tg dia'44-;lit; that he ha
having aided and abetted in so obtaining it. But past protot
Yfre, O'Connell, his wall
. Wires' to take all b•
d'eg offi
i cer should be, " fight if there is • for Foreign Affairs' , and Baroa Willie 117.newhbf:whaisyCerilnaintouemmit,i
JOHN BROGDICN. in this case no other single fact was proved except can by WS] of instalment, reserving
• to himself the right to fr a
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cha comman
u o ory," not '' do not fight if there is a chance tof Austria, • . months' ham
the fact that Wooos was found ill Posseasion of demand the rest whenever opportunity shall offer
if itil:a: el defeat."
ORIGIN AL GOLD CHAIN MANUFACTORY, Rome hares and partridges, which for aught that arguments, however, are meagre and incomplete.
Th
es f vict
e Herald the old free-tau:la leaders with the Loral 8100
of Commerce, on the par
Ambassador, •
rsdorf, Minister and
half of England. suite
andithe British baanteeeTha
, sad want of employment. His debts ere about lege -
no aortas. Mr. Jennings, solicitor, of Ipswieb, We dsaia• , to
16,, MINIILITTA-BTEKST. COVENT-GAILDLN. bus for small borough' would league together, as he
appeared might have been obtained lawfully. If, 554155
. . . II WHIM
II pro mfield, on be
ROME. creditor, not did oppose the application for Mame fis, .! Frederick Fra
jrOH/4 BROGDEN'S GOLD CHAINS, indeed, this be the law, the result must be that any says would be ths case, against • bill containing the trength of th tectionista in America, attributing to that
I bankrupt stated that his debts were principally fet he ' • Parts &all
art or Bunn
disfraectrinatent of those boroughs, would they not ROME, JAN. 4. costa.
party the abrogation of the Reciprocity Treaty beeween
man, whether he be rich or poor, who happens to equally combine against a measure avowedly na d His Honour granted the release.
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the States and Canada. When the South, however, receive
JOHN BROGDEN'S GOLD GUARD CHAINS. be carrying a brace of partridges may be for the purpose of rendering the disfranchis'easseent sotheuiLfullbeiagrighitsoi,atehae
bcoyntee:: osvf
eatatri.ff
ha d ed to the
gands on Roman territory ve surren er ..
EadrundtioEnutois,
sing the bond
stopped, may have them taken from him, and, if of those boroughs possible? He says very properly alert illie belikreeetypeeoned,peothe: it is officially annopnced that nearly all the bri-
.moon, and hi
1 li
jOHNBROGDEN'SGOLDALBERT CHAINS. he refuaes to explain where he got them to the that a sound franchise ought to exclude no class ; but sup. too, that the repeal of that tresty will lead to the consolis
THE POLICE CO IJRTS. .er and foun
of the 5 000 000 of the working classes of edict concerning brigandage.
dation of all the British North American provinces in the
satisfaction of the county magistrates, may be Pee° °h.-third ' ' - ' bonds of a permanent union, which shall embrace all into- Papal authorities since. the promulgation of the
(THIS DAY.)
whole exclusion he is perpetually speaking are
JOHN BROGDEN'SGOLDBROOCHCHALNS. fined or sent to prison. It is certain that, if this . . . ' rests in common, whether they be political or fiscal. obtained the I
admitted, what will beeeme of the representation railway between Rome and Foligno have been -.- rd the ship Jr
be the law, dead hares and partridges enjoy spe- - One hundred and sixty-seven kilometres of the
of the classes above them? Will there still be a ;..
;urelarltlioefit Barna re
. board the Joh
opened. OLERKENWELL.
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MESSRS. WATHERSTON and SON, cial privilegee, and those who are found in pos- eepreeentation of dames.
At& Goldsmiths and Jewellers,
Have Ready for Impaction • Great Variety of JEWELLERY, gen
of the Latest Designs, suitable for
WEDDINO PRESENTS and NEW-YEAR'S GIYIS.
12. Pall-mall Eaat, B.W.
T ,ONDON must have a SUPPER and MUSIC
.1../ ROOM for Gentlemen. -Remember, we wait tor you at
•• EVANS," atter the Covent-garden Pantomime, end the or will not the very principle
ion of them are liable to peculiar dangers. be contends for be lost by the overpowering num-
Nor does it seem very obvious why this peculiar hers of a single clams ? This argument
sort of property should be so specially pro- is the real difficulty
in the way of lowering the franchise, and the Times hopes,
therefor& Mr B• ht will take the earliest opportunity MISCELLANZOUs TOPICS.
no. Times, . admitting the wisdom
.of cAutiofuantoess in &tic; Variolaus bookosn otfhereliiitiloonn
oafndoopnhdilosonphy hakave.
Bo
tempting to divine tbe future, yet thinks it ea e p
that a time of tranquillity is at hand, • time when the
European continent will be able to enjoy more fully the
tinted, except, indeed, that the laws are made by - - ' raii • - advantages which modern civilisation offers it, and may '
th wh •
ow game-preserves are as precious as
their wives and daughters. of addressing himself to it. As to the wising of • new
Reform Bill not necessitating immediately • new election, •. nee 5
sloe • ce ome alleviation of th military burdens t Ciel," b d
Reynaud and a " History of Schism between the
Amongst these are "Terre e
blushed in German .
which everywhere weigh so heavily. The forecast from Pichler, pu y
Eastern and Western Churches," by Dr-.y A-cleanolf Edwin Chapman, aVIOLINL.AIiTittULT.i
, of Tooleyonat
assault sod beat Mr. Thomas Dorms°, coal merchast ad nat work on
two dem
Pierced, an,
of the
n gave him tl
D'E nr:,u charged with inciting a number of remillh' The prhonm, ;
hozdßeterket,
ts,of tithe
slYtssort-roadpwww,
sittondgton.,
and
mr.
lawn 4
fended. Mr. Paget sent
• months, and
The prisoner in
Theatres. it would be ridicalous to make a great orgenic change -
But, as we have said, it matters not whether the about w Court against his wife and the complainant, the ewe wife and large 7
a hich its authors cared so little that they were i
a the Tuileries, for which politicians look yearly on the Ist of
(szorga's rantras.) p Tbe defendant has commenced proceedings ia tlie Dalai . lea. he could p
leant being thew-respondent. On the 21st of Nue egr. padee_t 0
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to see its effecta. &aide', the bill is desired as
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magistrates at Bury were right or wrong. If they no urry J nary, is a happy one, and it may be that when January
Tig!: it V ov roregigi . • ,
Te right, it is monstrous that a man should be step and when it is CMTI ,
Id those who regard it only asa solgla
au instalment would be naturally anxious to use the ld
'n co
met round the Emperor will have not • single
ier beyond the borders of his own empire. RECEPTION OF THE BAVARIAN A3IBAS- ber the complainnt was having his supper at ge
SADOR AT FLORENCE. Albion public-house, York-road, and was by -himself a 5 Ind ; I cat
must have I
liable to fine and imprisonment for the crime of private bar. He had been there some time, sad was Wit ay property.
FLORENCE, JAN. 1, EVENING. to Mrs. Clowthing,thelandlady when the defeedutsaani and Iwi
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holding in his hand a dead rabbit, which he may Vantage ground they had gained for the purposes of further 0 Illustrating the manner in which the most obvious means
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TO CORRESPONDESTS. Progress. f sanitary improvement are neglected, the Times expresses
Advertisements Intended for •• The " London Evening have bought from a dealer, or got as a present. 'en clembered over • 11. for that r
, mut be at the OSes, 10,Vrestesitreet by Two The chenge in the tone of Mr. Bright's speech, the Daily surprise that none of our capitalists or companies who will Count Ferdinand von Hompesch, Envoy Extra-
ordinary and I
a loog term •
oPecCk on the dey of publication. If they are wrong, it is monstrous to entrust News suggest., is not in him bat in the circumstances rebuild Florence and Milan, and supply water to Contact- Minister Plenipotentiary from BavarLa
to the Italian court, delivered his credential° '''" stopped where he was, and incited the men to thug petty rob
country gentlemen and clergymen with the power amidst which he speaks-chi:melanins calling reformers
.._ _ _ _ __ tinople and Madrid, undertake • much more safe and
te much v
Profitable speculation by substituting for the miser- King Victor Emmanuel in private audience OD the tpo;azooitimooppl:la:timonr:abankt.
oiliingesellaotohouefaotm4,h::
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HAYMARIXT. of wrongfully inflicting fine and impriaonment, and from abstract principles and speculative flights to meet on puo aim out. e men knocked them The rawer -
Teo 'Viers°, BROMER BAM. Messrs. Sothern, Buck-
ami common ; sem. Nen! Nome, Snowdon, g,- denying their victim any practical mode of redress- the level of common setae°. On the question what should a. ble tenements now covering son of almost waste land
in London, lofty and well-designed buildings for 31st December. plainent down, jumped on him, and blackened one eite e Me. f."l4r-Ne
Upon being presented to the King by Count eyee. All the while that the men were doing this a, Min tf passe
GiteHlrllS IN THE HAYMARKET. Mews Ferree &D. Fisher . • a the injustice. It is' a grievous miefortune that be done or attempted u distinct from what should be the poor. It also argues that the people who complain
, Moses Keeley, Howard & Wright. -And SHOCKING EVENTS. 111- believed or hoped for, Mr. Bright has
' such a measure as the Poaching Prevention Act given so loudly of the mismanagement of the vestries should Cambray-Digoy, Governor of the Palace, Count celitadtrid. .. Bitr:vdku,li: ;:,,,v 2eNhadus. iiii
it ea ,
, PRINCES'S. what the Datly News considers good advice. +.4„, e, ; •
Von Hompesch addressed his Majesty as follows : bam for the "6,4 of esmeitatece, As j 8 Ins mem ' „ .ce is two me"
tain the influence which is as open to
rats mmarnio, Qv= LODGINGS.-After which IT IS should ever have become law. But if it must Those who desire only to engage reformers in Oa Thumb
NEVIS TOO LATE TO MEND. Mews. Vining, 0. Melville, continue on the Statute-book, ita provisions should difi„ltiee win sey
i T. Head, D. Murray, b. Calhaem F. Villiers.l.ll. Shore, G. Mur- we should be satisfied with ;ems. -asmtee pthamle tradW oebsmen they denounce. Sire,-In having the honour to deliver to your Majesty plainanfsts
say, and R. (Mawr': Misses I..'Moore and K. Dodgem be enforced, not by the county magistrates, but by nothing short of a complete bill, but this is only mid
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into a cab sad drove off. His excuse for cementing
ros says, the m y S g I •na n 41 minima,. sasistancewisoneoviluagdys-eredtoWina"4:Fiadtbhlee;f da
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LTall7M. the ordinary jurymeu, at quarter sessions. in the hope that the enterprise may miscarry. e
Th- Minister of Fi ea, pro eto meet the difficulties of the plenipotentiary to your Majesty's court, my first duty
THIS Remote& TM ILLUSTRIOUS STRANGER. Mr. H. government can, of course, have no interest in increasin • Kin m an the oom tto to the
is to express the wishes formed by th g, y against his wife d *las go Lam There wya a
g situation will consist in a corrected aed modified version of dastardly outrage was that he wanted to get up wawa
Widdicomb.-TELE MASTER OF RAVENSWOOD. Ma'am the draught of the ship which they are about to navigate in . master, for the health and happiness of your Majesty and Court with.
considered the
I 'eater. Jordan, Venn. Emery, Widdicomb, elisparick. Evian ; i. error Sella's budget By reductions. especially in the army
Madames Terme, Owenby. Lavenu, C. Leclereq. TH6 alteration at the Bank of England WAS not shellow waters, and on a voyage a which time is of iin. what the b
expected yesterday, the more especially as it was Portanee ; " iv i
d it i therefore for their friends to avoid S * -
and marine, the Finance Minister hopes to effect a snag all the royal family, u well aa for the prosperity of Italy.
'lotions were
I enTrAintiA. , thilulat hrllnaFlitaelet owvan feem.l4xmiliar temairmnsedwvivtrtahevidelendreatelis
,
THIN EVINING, OLD DADDY LONGLEGS AND SIR REGENT known that the withdrawals of gold for exportation embarrassing them with euperfinous cergo. The proposals of of eighty millions of franca. He intends to retain
Signor Sella's pro tax on the grinding of corn, fixing bWeidShiressZcsidtrflal :serstrnt I:iesi:l talille mbyeilis:sTatest;'lleen swlhOtii
btutilsiishshehaddenbssied.o trisarisahlsoshe;iddsefasysoureddssritaie
CIRCUS ; OR, THe RACE FOR THE GOLDEN APPLES,- ministers, however moderate, will be opposed with the the two couutrice, and I shall have the greater hope of on the nicht of the ineault, but this the ma . id member to
es of the borou
he
• m. and Mdroe. Stertzenbach.-Signor Hevani.-011ear.-Shower during the week had reached only the unimportant
utmost obstinac and eve element of se should be
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.however, at • much lower figure, and to submit to t
Sir Matthew
et Golden Rain.-And JESBIE. THE MORMON'S DAUGHTF.R. earn of 160,000/. Assoonaathefirstfeelingof surprise 'elated in their favour. The pro Ito give the borough 1 s
egi a ure Imo h
t er tax on wine and spirits by the proceeds .
success in this mission if by my assiduous care lam able p
• ' - - b • M• t ' fid d f S I "I/
to o tam your apis y . coo mice an avow.. ire, left York that eveiliog, having atimid ....
'absent said could not be the case, es he W
of which he trusts to recover no small portion of his ex. York fair, and did not arrive in town until a kw filled the a
excited by the announcement had subsided, anxiety franchise to occupiers when houses or premises are rated at • have the hocour to deliver my credentials to your Majesty.
HIGH WATER AT LONDON-1111M0111. pected deficit. It a further intended to place the property minutes befere the assault. The compliant, seg return home, '
1 TIM DAT -. Morning, 411. 40m..... Afternoon. 41). sSea.
Toorossow - momiag. Oh. tem.....Afternoon, se. ism. in the Bank return, which were presumed to have
wig expressed to ascertain the nature of the changes 51. per arinum-a qualification equivalent to a 61. rental-
has the high authority and sanction of a body tax on a somewhat different footing, and one rendering it The King replied in the following terms : much laughter, denied that be had ever taken lha • i .t •
M. le Ministre, I receive with pleasure the expression of Chapman from his wharf across the Regeet'sweed le i p ace, I IS
otild, we of
. leas burdensome to the middle and lower came&
ooal barge to avoid being seen by the defendant wheals
prompted the decision just come to by the Bank of statesmen as conservative as any who ever
was watching the complainant's wharf. idenciee.
held office under the crown and the 10/. qua. with which his Maw' t his entrusted you, and The willof V
! LONDON. FRIDAY. JANUARY 5. board. The return (analysed elsewhere) shows a de- . . . ' the Midland Great Western
The Herald, returning to the subject of the outrage on the sentiments of his Majesty the King of Bavaria,
Raaltoad of Deland, expresses -Y . - Mr. Ricketts said that those questions had lathier tee
Untie° for county constituencies, has the advantage h th .
oe s ward will be offered for the apprehension I am happy to assure you of the wishes that I
• crease of 296,919/. in the coin and bullion-a move- ef having been introduced from each aide of the house ae' aa re • f th h • flc Lo ' db• •le vidence in the divorce case. If that sus se
with the assault, and were only put for the pummel . prayed in IA
is mc Ing up • ore under 1
f THE disciples of Mr. ROBERT Lowz and Mr. ment which, of itself, would certainly not justify a
HORSMAN are constantly asking the advocates of rise of I per cent. in tbe rate of discount, follow- considered by the government as one of the consequenoss,
Reform what measures would be entertained by a ing the similar advance made last week. But of an enlargement of the existing constituencies, reform, maws; aampaay,
As to a dissolution of parliament, if this should not be • • • - • ' f 'I d f th I fßa • Y will alway
poofmtheen individuals concerned in order that we may know form, on my side, or e appease o mg au an
whether it had a polttlesl origin, or was, as is alleged in ami y, an or e prospers y o vana. ou
contribute to strengthen the bonds happily re-established
a matter of private grievance ast the find me disposed, M. le Ministre, to further all that cans g°
I. The defendant would not corns mid Nurealb6r
ne on with-and he dared the defendent to do so-lie hi
;hit with eller tail de. left the
Mr. Lewis, having consulted with the defendant, aid 8 Same 43
Reformed House of Commons which would be the reserve has diminished 1,611,619/. owing chiefly as a parliamentary question, would remain to be considered The Telegraph thinks the readiness of the Pope to aceept between two countries destined to live in friendship, and the defecdant would make the complainant a par row pi°, CO, s
• simply on constitutional grounds, and it would excite none
rejected by the House as at present constituted. to the activity of the demand for money, as denoted 0 . . money from the "despoi hip Hospital, I
f those personal apprehensions which have formerly made also pay all hie costs.
No doubt the same question was asked by Mr. by the increase of 2,224,3731. in the Bank's advances l • lite on the subject so difficult. After all, howeve the plishment of your MISSIOD.
lees "of the Holy See, is @eidetic. you may personally rely upon my good will for the aocoms apology, would pay him 13/. as compensation, aad Ma
that he is no longer so averse to • compromise with
_ _ Mr. Ricketts sad these terms would be scented caw d the Governe
r' government of Florence as be was originally. We hear no dition that the apology was made in open court. 5001.; to the f
OROEER and Lord CHANDOS more thaa thirty years on private securities. Examining, however, into when strategy and tactics have taught their best lessons, it - . • . This tuna d
g been one, Naval Offioer
ago ; and no doubt, if any one had then ventured the causes of thia pressure for accommodation, we is by downright bard fighting-by courage, patience, and more of his often-declared intention to take refuge in RECEPTION OF THE MOORISH AMBAS-
foreign lands when once the Freoch t pa shall be with. SADORS AT THE TUILERIES. Mr. D'Eynoourt allowed this course to be adopted Hs e Cumberland
to anticipate the passing of that eerier; of rneasures have proof, in the addition of 1,492,020/. to the INweeverlinee-that battles are won, and for ao example of
drawn. In the interests of the church he is naturally PARIS, JAN. 4, Evr.ouro. had made up his mind if • settlement had not been was
• Wells Infin
. which have proved so useful to the public, he private deposits, that it was to a great extent these qualities we must look to the leiter/ and ampules anxious not to leave Rome, and if he has arrived at the ary and Disc
His Excellency Caid Mohammed-Echergui, ma- to, Whim. sent the case to the Middlesex Sessions for WI
MARLBOROUGHSTREET.
would have been told either that they never would merely precautionary, and in preparation for ei the hest' . stains, eaoh 10
The Post assumes that the influence which Mr Bright •
obvious conclusion that henceforward he cannot remain ternal uncle of the Sultan of Morocco, Generalis-
• THIN/ CAUGHT NAPPING.
be passed, or that if they were they would ruin the mercantile engagements maturing in the first • ' there without the concurrence and sanction of Italy, minor simo of the Moorish troops, and First Ambassador Charles Mobs, a lad, was charged before Mr. Korn eith A man calls
m afraid may timidly determine and form the extent of the
the country. It would certainly not be difficult week of the new year. Further evidence that the reduction of the f ehise, is a firm and powerful convic- difficulties may easily be surmounted.
to France ; and Hadj-Mohammed Ben Said her articles, a
' property of Mr. W. H. Davis, solicitor, of No. 10, ewiedjed a estate
to enumerate many reforms which must be carried demand had a domestic, as distinguished from a tion representing the enlightened public opinion of the stealing a picture, some gas fittings, and ot , less.ions yesterd
I Governor of Sal 6, second ambassador, were re- square.
Barracks, out of
as soon as the constituency of the House of Com- foreign origin, is afforded by the incresae of country, and acting upon and inspiring statesmen who are ( gbt court.
mons receives its " vertical enlargement." But 1,314,600/. in the notes in circulation-a change not old whir. As to the threat of a dissolution of pars
--re--- told by his servant he went down stairs an fond a ''
ceived by the Emperor Napoleon in public Mr. Davis said that in consequence of what he ix
_, the
regiment
audience at the Tuileries yesterday. The Empress out of board an
there is certainly one Act which a Reformed House which cau excite no surprise when we bear in mind liameat, the parlamentary campaign mapped out by Mr. OSBORNE, JAN. 4. and the Prince Imperial were also present at the Laicise' a picture and other articles dons up ready Is broker's neaten
of Commons would never have suffered to the activity of the circulation at the turn of the Bnhht points primarily to the reconstruction of the pre- The Queen, accompanied by Princess Helena and • ner aaleep on the stairs, land near; him a beadle w
removal. guard. Eventual
seni administration on the foundation of au amended refo- rm , , „,
_, reception.
The prisoner said he had got into thy house WI the same geme
. encumber the Statute-book, and which, even as year and the vast number of payments that have to rnace Geopona, orove out yesterday merniog.
The following is a translation of the address of ont of employmest for the sake of • night's lodtiog, sedi tie
bill ; aad, if that could not be a mplished, to a change
Earl Russell arrived at Osborne, and had the honour of
. matters now stand, can scarcely be permitted to be made. Under the act of 1844, however, the of ministry for which Lori Russell lad Mr. Bright would his Excellency Mohammed Echergui to the a moment of temptation took the things. .
dining with her Majesty and the Royal Family . Mr. Knox observed that it was an odd thing dates FATAL Ace]
do so mitth longer-and that is the .rPosching Bank directors are compelled to combat an internal be mainly responsible. If the present House of Commons
Dr. Nor n M•Lsod also bad the honour of being invited. Emperor : to 15 me' i
prisoner should take the articles, and then sit does by tis gehn Dawn, R
111 Prevention Act, which was passed in 1862. Sir demand for money with precisely the same weapons
BALowia LEIGHTON, the author of thia memorable with which they would seek to stop an active foreign relerei, it will
is doomed to dissolution on the question of parliamentary
probably be on the advice of • conservative •--- Sire,-The Emperor of Morocco, Sidi-Mohammed, our side of them and go to sleep. Was the prisoner eilesp, eBo the departme
Despatches were received yesterday at the Colonial-office august mister, has sent us to your Majesty to express the simulating sleep l /she Admiralty,
premier and when all other means of arrangement have &hip that he enteetai„ toward. Mr. Davis said he was fast asleep. p
statute, and the type of a Tory squire, has now drain of gold. We see that the legitimate trade of ' ' from the Governor of Canada. sentiments of sincere frien
formerly been a lodger of hie housekeeper's, who lail I hauled such lola
. been exhausted.
.
i been replaced by a Liberal, and his defeat at the the country has thia week required 1,314,600/. you, and his wishes for the happiness of her Majesty the Ems m ao man. The prisoner had entered th cross Hospital is
The Herald says tha Rochdale s h offends lees against - -- The risoner hal crossing the row
press and the Prince Imperial. His object in accrediting house at haß•past 7in the evening and as st 11 a slight cut on t
teat election may be taken as a sign that theso more notes than it required last week, by truth and courtesy than any 'pee% which the great dames His Royal Highness the Doke of Cambridge has us y y
to our Molest is to resew the renew of the s '
times are by no means favourable tosuch legislation. reason of the exceptional payments inci- gogue of our days has delivered outside the wells of paths- been staying, on • visit to Lord and Lady Londeshorough, at pathy which animates him and of his ardent desire to he must have secreted himself. lie suspected is 'hospital in a c
" Quern DIALS vat perdcre priris dementat " is an dental to the season : the Bank's reserve ie merit, but his change of tactics is simply a significant proof Grimaces Park. His royal highness is expected to return strengthen friendly relation between the two States. We
ym. o clock he (Mr. Davis) saw the Place all sene attendance), ant
prisoner was waiting till the fire 'nape mau, whose poem Yesterdaymmt:rs
of the absence of any real anxiety for reform. The fact to London to-day. v
close, by left, and then intended to go, but wu o II P
i old maxim, and the Act in question furnishes an thereupon weakened to such a degree that the have the honour to place in your Majesty's heads the by glee F., the brain. M
• excellent illustration of its truth. The provi- that Mr. Bright finds himself compelled to recommeed mos Prince William, the eldest goo of the Crowll letters of the Sultan. The EasPeroF will there find testimonY Mr. too: said he would remand thi praiser that. afloat, sad had'
directors consider themselves bound to r • their
i sions which the Tory squires invented to put
down poaching are sufficiently anomalous rate to a point which is calculated to interfere deration from the stage of the Rochdale Theatre Royal,
and urge his brother democrat. to be content with • mea-
seriously with ordinary mercantile business. snre which but a little time ago he profeseed to regard as mPi:nee.and Cro, wo Prigneese of
pPpreeiasaa, his already received of the cordiality of our sovereign. We venture to solicit qtaries might be made respecting him.
ilitarr rank basin been a ted second lieutenant of your Melody's good will, and your gracious acceptance of
the lst.Regiment of Piussian Guards. our respectful gratitude for the distinguished reception WORSHIP-ST'REET. 1 leSTjfiezeuellelLS
i' OF ELI SYREN.
and unjust. If the authorities entrusted with the The whole working of the system is the more worthless unless accompanied by other measures, proves Their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Princess extended to us upon first touching the soil of your States. IMPUDENT AND SINGULAR ROButter BY mama. , ' eon, now 'yin
Jane Stewart and Hannah Welch, both commonleallf . is, conesquent u
duty of carryiog them into effect had been impar- with el •
suggestive of t, because it must be perfectly that the reform agitation is only a fictitious production,
of Hohenzollern attended by the Countess Renaud and The First Ambassador then delivered his cre- women, but unkuown to the polios, were clamed in a very erste
tial lawyers, their anomaly and injustice might and that whilst the country may desire to see such an ad.
Baron Brauchitsc' li, have left Claridge's Hotel for the dentists. The Emperor, in a few words, graciously folraidnagaroroodbbegioon until Tuesday I,
otvious that as soon as the present temporary
have escaped notice. But, fortunately, the per- internal demand is satiafied the additional notes mission of the elite of the working chines to the franchise
Continent. who acts as shopboy to Mr. Beenisd• his ultimate re
expressed his thanks for the assurances of good a clothier in the Whitechapel-road,
.sail-Last venal I secondary hemo
'
• sons entrusted with this duty were the counta•v as Mr. Disrae woul hay
li's bill 1 e effected, it is rebel ed
•
The marri fth M ' f Q be and
age o e aroma o ueena rry noticed both prisoners standing opposite the shop vita ll and the loss of
ii --d • '1 fl back to the Bank h
now requmed wil ow w ether not to hand over the whole political power of the couetry will afforded by the Sultan of Morocco. The re- • a d5l 4 •
I gentlemen and the clergy, and, as might be ex- the rate be 6,7, 8, or more per cent. We know - -- • • • •
to that class-the object which Mr. Bright has in view in Miss Sibyl Idoetgemery, daughter of Mr. Alfred Mont- • •
ception then terminated, and the ambassadors were and lookieg earnestly at the rows there. I turot . e tweak conditin
head for • minute, and directly afterwards missed 1110 t justices were e
pected, they exhibit in the performance of this gomery, and granddaughter of Lord Lecoufield, will take
how differently the Bank of Frauce would deal asking for bouaehold suffrage. reconducted to their hotel with the customary just inside the doorway • boy's dummy, with a new eitte , wonder, hem<
i ' duty all the blindness and zeal of men who are • n the ensuin month le I raised an ealarm, and the dummy was brought len a gaol eurgeon,
with an occasion of this kind, and how sedulously The Advertiser condemns Mr. Bright's propositions as Place uld- i- g ' . . remonial.
judges in their own cause. too democratic in themselves and as altogether unadvisabls, We (Post) understand a marriage is arranged to co as it waa takeo. summoned, and
it would apply itself to facilitating instead of ham- 170 H said-I found the prisoner Stewart waltiecia I Minato sufferer,
The other day, at a county petty session held at • • • especially when unaccompanied by a redistribution of seats. take place between the Earl of Dunmore and Lady Julia
penng, commercial transactions. Indeed a fresh Coke daughter of the Earl and Countess of Leicester. A correspondent of the Manchester Guardian some distance from the prosecutor's shop, sal pertrei ' ever, the mode
.4 Bury, there were assembled seven county magis- ••• • isti t adhesi
The Telegraph regards the d oe on of Mr. John e . that she had something bulky beneath her shawhlen! . amputate the f
d.k h •
proof of its smicitu e was given last wee w en it rig e cause of constitutional nform as in event of
B • ht to th The Earl and Couuteas of Essex have left w" 4--
te • " After a long delay it haa been lved to give and saw the dummy. She made no defence, when cliwP ~ an operation b
trates, of whom two were clergymen. Before them . • Lord Clarence Paget his heart's desire-the five years' with stealing it. . was very low a
kept its rate at 4 per cent., le face of a movement historical importance ; as constituting the heaviest blow Brighton for Cubiebury Pak, Herta.
C
came one HARLES WoODS, who had been sum- flee in the Mediterranean. Mr. Stausfeld will be the new 105 H-I took Welch running the contrary way to tbil • piles it is fears
b the Bank of England from 6to 7. yet dealt against toryism in the new campaign. He has The assistants of Sir C. G. Young, Garter ther prisoner • convict called t
moned to answer a charge of " aiding and abetting . . . Secretary of the Admiralty. There is to be a certain amount takezwby thwesso . . _e_Li . health
she
wit
what extent this fresh rise in the value of entered into corchal relatioes with ministers , and be speaks Principal King of Arms, have just placed the arms, banner sentenced to 21 days for possessing ; nee
" others who had come from land" where ' of abatement in the Duke of Somerset's financial plans h
money here will raise the foreign exchanges remains with a sense of the responsibility that attaches as much and insignia of Earl Cowper, one of the newly-mated
of naval expenditure for the current year which I have to 14 days. ' not yet paid the
they had been poaching, and of " having • • • to power as to office. The tories have been pleseed to talk knights of the most noble Oider of the Garter, weirs the t DARING WATCH ROLDURT. About the same
to be seen. While working much mischief, it will . reason to know hare been already matured and adopted. Charles Johnson, a powerful man of 32, was chargedegl Mr. Keene, the
"in his possession some hares and partridges . . of liberal " weakness in debating power ;" the Telegraph is Chapel Royal of St. George, Windsor Castle. The helmet Under Sheriff
doubtlees as usual do some good by discoura ' Mr. Stonsfeld therefore, can only be regarded as the mouth. being concerned in stealing a watch from tbe person.
" which had been unlawfully obtained from such ' ' ' ging anxious to knowee whom theyrely to answer William Ewart sword, and mantle were placed over the knight's stall •• . ' . . Mr William Brain said-I am an umbrella maniacal. already stated,
piece ot the Admiralty in the House of Commons ; and . • . .
ittances abroad and all foreign commitments ra.A 6,n...,1 Jh. Bright. Henceforth he must ;ea recog- the Prince's side of the choir at the end nearest the royal in business at Knightabridge. Three or four eigbteent . eemmunication
t " preserve." It appeared by the evidence of a rel. - • --1---- ---°--
One effect is already seen in the check which has nieed ungrudgingly by liberals as one of their three whatever praise or blame may attach in the public mind to
great closet, that being the politica assigned to the junior knight. . . I Hunk It was Mooday, I wept Leto • public house, "SI ifeeeerY.
police-constable that about 1 1 o'clock in the the proposed retrenchments, must fairly be laid at the door panted by my daughterialaw,end hal a little refreshen ITALIAN OP
been given to the demand for silver for the East, leaders-in some points the greatest of the three. The At a meeting of influential gentlemen held at
morning the policeman met NV ',ups in the high of the able and uncompromising First Lord." I was petiectly sober. I looted at my watch there, selW sad Lucca wee
. Innen of the new measure, the Tecgraph arg.ues, will not
and in the consequent heaviness of the market for Carlisle ou Wednesday, it as al determaied to erect • menus A Madrid letter says that the real delight of the aerved that it was about 11 o'clock, and therefore 1 mieillill every class and
road with a pony arid cart. The policeman stopped ipso facto, operate as an extinction of the existing puha- meat to the memory of the late Earl of Carlisle, aed a corn- home. On leaving the house and reaching the coon inehand to the I
that metal, although the prices of cotton at Liver- noels there at this particular season is in the Nacimien-
the cart, telling NVOOOs that he suspected him of mint. It will not, like Lord John Russell's, abolish whole mittee was appointed to collect the necessary fund& The • • ' White Lion4treet, one man put his arms rotted ll dressed the gr
:
r pool have as yet scarcely receded. But the way in tos or Nativities, a kind of drsmatic performance, half waist, and lam sure that man is the prisoner. I remit" upon the new h
I having game unlawfully in his possession. Woons, - . - - - constituencies, and disfranchise existing classes of voters ; 1 committee
which this fresh severity at the Bank of England will have to decide upon the site of the me. ' . WA
pantomime, half mystery, in which the great religious head and saw him distinctly. Another man took Ilea talk of the bur.
after a little hesitation, admitted that he had some on the contrary, it will simply recruit the army of electors I mortal, which it has been so d
gested shoed be erected on Both eacaped. I want to the police-station and Mon of the am
..I will chiefly tend to replenish its coffers will be by sod 00918 tiille Will inevitably be consumed in mustering •1
hares, partridges, and rabbits ; and on searching -- - - - • • • • I•hi 1 at Brampton, near Carlisle, a view of Nawortb solemnity for which the 25th of December has been set
apart by the church is brought before the public on the what had happened, at the same time °nerving, " lie._ and suchlike, II
I the cart the policeman found five partridges, two checking legitimate trade, and by discouraging the new force. The expediency of • dissolution is entirely Castle.
stage for a succession of evenings. No less than three of the ,
lost it, and must put up with the loss." The watch eseti is eating into tl
son a-probably worth 10/. I have not nen the ffer" number of idle
hares, and eight rabbit!. As to the rabbits, the demand for capital, by the use of which a queetion of the future, and must be left to he determined The Conservative electors of Guildford enter- • • • • •
minor playhouses advertised the Nacimrento for the evening M 989, bargains from tI
, by the force of events. tained their representative, Mr. Bovill, to dinner on of the ist, and all of them have three or four successive Thomas Stoker, an intelligent lad of 12, swore thetit" people-a sort i
Woons said that he had bought them of a man mercantile men would otherwise reap increased
The Star praises every part of the speech, and in COll. Si
1 Wednesday evening, when a handsome testimonial on Wedeceday,not Monday Web', the ro ,bery occurred and intriguing,
wee representations the first at 3 in the &Hereon the last at
This
(JOLLY) ;as to the rest of the game, Wooes merely Pmfita• la certainly t
no_ a result to clean expresses its hope that in return for the support I ' ' followed the prisoner but lost siget of him. in either morals
be regarded with satisfaction. There is, however, IP oted to him as a memento of his servioe to the 9. They are the Teatro del Nemen, that of the Reuse, they are not to
i answered that he could not say where he got them. Mr. Bright has so geeerowily extended in the interest of 1bo• h d ' th I t l• t d f his be' • •
mill ining a u pa"alaaa an a md re' and the De la lefantal The action goes through several Prosecutor's dsughter.ioslaw enrrobersted.
Mr. Ellison asked prosecutor if his memory was lata! and allegiance I
r Upon this the whole of the game was seised, though the consolatory reflection left to us that the sharper comprehensive liberalism to Lord Russell's not too COM- turned again at the general election. Mr. Elkins, who . . y or w
stages, entitled " E cion del Ilijo de Dios," " Visita that he could not r llect whether it was Monday or War ntr f ,li
, it appears that next day the eight rabbits were h ive ministry, the Premier, who has himself no
the restrictions imposed by the Bank the more Pro-enn _ . . . _ was chairman of Mr. Bivill's committee, presided on the • Santa Isabel," "Decollation de los Innocentes," the whole needaV night. „ virgins at Colog
• restored. But Woons was summoned before the rapid must be the reaction from the present ex- want of faith in the unenfranchised, will see his way to occasion, and presented
.the testimonial. Mr. Cubitt, Prosecutor said that ha business wss so fatale
.!!" of Prussia as th
history brought before the audience from the first to the
c ions on other points than th with which .
really could not sometimes recoil&
•t one day from te . number-to the
magistrate to answer the charge with respect to orbitant value of money, especially as there is at _
mrlasir."Bwrigsht gracefully expr his willingti to be hi.P.' the Hee. Mr. Headrick., and others, were alio pre. lest verse ie the chap ,
ter and the " Inn et" dolls' heads other. t two UDIVI
~ MOS ,
the hares and partridges. The result was, that present no feeling of distrust, and therefore no content for the present. sent, and addreseed the meeting. actually falling to the ground wider the sword of Herod's Lillicraft, 153 11. and Clay. 268 C, declared that te four hearers she
I! after some deliberation the seven justices, includ- Pretext for alarm. - Yesterday afternoon Professor Tyndall delivered
the fifth of his course of lectures on sound. In the preview satellite", dth • blood wt. f th ' •
an car op log rom ea veins. robbery was reported on Wednesday night. Primmer sel_ buoy careers. .
AMERICAN POLITICS. At Madrid (says a correspondent of the Times) pointed out by the lad Stoker last night in Shoreditch.,! first wise retro
ing the two clergymen, unanimousl convicted
3' lectures the transverse vibrations of sonorous bodies were •
The Times again condemns what it terms the abrupt and 1 the Duke of Omuta, like the Duke of Alva, of Medina
. denied all knowledge of the robbery, amid asserteA,re men who, whet
the state. The
• i " wri ari
WOODS, and sentenced him to pay a penalty of " A few even ngs ago, tes the P s corre- . . . • • - considered, and in this lecture be showed that musical wa
wli .th r Mond Wedeend • ht h s In Di° '-
Cell, of Villa Herm - t 4' ay or ay nig , e
fanatical violence of the dominant party of republicans in on, and others, still keeps up all the hours before 11 o'clock. would be a hot
40s. and 10s. costs, or to go to gaol for a month. spoedeet of the Times, " the groups of persons collected in
the Congr and contends that if their proposals are ; strings and wires have also longitudinal sonorous vibrations. lustre 0( the old grendee style. The Duke of Ossuert heir Blogg, 21 G, deposed to his having been sentenced MO tine or a Came
It waa not likely that a man in the position o: the vicinity of the Madeleine, or walking on the Boulevard,
adopted tha result of the war will be not the renewed I Sir J. Kay Shuttle worth advocates the scheme to all the glories of his house and of that of Intuited°, is years penal servitude at the Clerkeowell Sessious. a just as lazy, an
had their attention roused by an explosion which was heard Prisoner assured the court that sinee the WWI aey bare-footed
WooDs should be able to pay such a sum at once, integrity ef the Union by the recovery of the seceding lof national assurance against losses from the cattle plague now, and has been for years, aimed on a diplomatic mission IP poll.' Wows I want
hear that part of the square which is sometimes used as • that purishment he had been working for • res
and the magistrates were merciful enough to allow state., but simply the :election of then states to be accomplished by means of a loan from the Public to one of the northern courts ; but his palace or palaces, building firm. the monks to d
flower-market. The explosion was as loud as that of a
the man a week to collect the money. to the condition of conquered Province& However, the Works Loan Commissioners, tho instalments of which his terraced garden, his library, his stables aod harness- Mr. Ellison remarked that tbe evidence clearly iniplitted there no shovel
cannon, and shook the windows of some houses in the nigh- &Wady God • '
President has immense patronage and influence and by would be collected as an annual rent-charge from the farms rooms, are among the lions of Madrid. and are shown by the prisoner, and remanded him for depositions.
It would be cruel indeed if some means were bourhood. As it was not repeated crowds collected on the at Partna?-13l
the exercise of these and the I di t effect Of on which stock was insured. The agricultural body, he d esties who scorn to touch • stranger's bounty. The
popular SOUTHWARK. THACEERA
not found which will spare this man the necessity spot, and sergenseaville hastened to discover the cause or
pinion, it is anticipated that when Congr re- emblem , says, would receive only a form of Wd similar to that duke's apartments, both in town snd country, are always
of going to gaol, or of impoverishing himself by the authors of the explosion. As it had been announced
se
Is
xt week the republican majority will no longer be found lc as II OT 13
. Vb. h h bee to ded to the manufacturing districts kept in full radians, as if their noble owner were expected Joh CUTTING AND WOUNDING. woo
n Monaghan, a powerfullookrog man, was
...e. many things th
gether forgotte
paying the fine. There is, indeed, a right of ap- that the Emperor would go to the Open the same evenieg,
available for the promotion of radical ends. In the mean. during the cotton famine, hy Mag9B of , leans under the from hour to hour ; the sheets are ea his bed, water in the up for final examioation, charged with cutting altd wee' et Napoleon," o
which, however, he was prevented from doing in conse.
peal to the superior court, but it is obvious that time the President, by withdrawing his provisional go- Public Works (Manufacturing Districts) Act. That act ewer, the towels on the horse, the dinner ready to be log Timothy Horrigen witk a pair of tongs. .„. I. the readers of
of having hurt his foot when descending the stair. The prosecutor said he lived in the same house woe , Eiblished in i
this right is the merest mockery to • poor man who "epee • • • vernors from Alabama, Georgia, and even South Carolina, 18W8 founded on sound principlee, was earnestly promoted served at the accustomed hour ; more than 40 horses eating
ease at the Tuileries-there were various rumours afloat, all risoner in Lovegrove4 t, New Kee-road • see.: Hugh Otani&
gains his living from day to day, and who requires __ _ _ _ . _ .. _ and reragnisiog the government. elected by these states by the Central Executive Relief Committee, and has been their heads off in the stables, waiting till they are wanted. t'riday evening, the 22nd ultimo, at 7 o'clock, 'thee
_":1 i corner of St. hi
li
I
i i which, however, are stated to be quite unfounded. me th ~
a week to raise fifty shillings. Moreover, it is I square of the Madeleine was carefully examined by the rob the source of the greatest benefits to the cotton districts
amen es,has virtually restaged them to the Union,and left .
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them indeed, without any political disability except mh
not in the courts of law that the crusade against ' bat it appears nothing was found, and no injury occurred to e ' • - deo f P la Board.
this Poaching Act must be fought. It matters
little whether the magistrates are right or wroog in i let off' out et Vert' =lesion from Congrees. They can renew, therefore, their
i anybody or to anything. It was 'append to be • petard, a . . . . . .
by urchins to frighten the people who m .
i 'n or about the church ; but the explosion wu too pplication for admission with augmented clams, sad not
bly with success. ICh they are ever ready to acknowledge to the Prem.
t o the oor w
A • • f h
justice o t e peace wn sas o ows to a u
le f 11 D Is-
a particular case. It may be that any person who is ' wer,„::ti t ad - - The Daily News, with a view to show how the point of I menot imagine what mischief it has done, and
mit of such an explanation. The papers hare I There are now twenty-three steam packet com- both in
panies in this country, who own about 370 steamers, the
tonnage of eh'
ich is 560 000 the horse wer 110 000 and the kitchen. They had some words togema_:," i the " Peri/ Ski
the prisoner snatched up the tongs and struck him 110" Z • 'Nadeau of a
blow on the head. He was about to repeat it ..i. famous "Ohre
' • P° • • landlord of the house came te his assistsoce and be sen
the value between 30,000,0001. aad Wan mai t• ll Magazines "hi
----,--- a-reng. further injury. Witness went to the surgere °Le . tees of the timi
lin paper in reference to the "panic at the castle :"-" You 164 of these ships ars asonected with Liverpool, 94 with Phillips, in Bermondaeyatreet. and had his """" of the time i
salted!.
how country Southampton, 40 with Hull, 35 with Londoe, 16 with Gin. droned, while a constable took the prisoner into . ...,J, Funeral of Nar
found, like WooDS, in the public road at midday with - o • • • • • • honour is upheld in the naval service of the United States, ; families are frightened by all the warlike preparations they gow, and 15 with Hartlepool ; 200 of these steamers trade at he Wee"' bei wrltte a
In crew-examination witness said th „ms ng n
passed the matter over to silence. It is said that • similar . called the prisoner names, but not sufficient to P "
too it eommemorat
i.
1 some game in his cart is liable to have his cart explosion was heard in the nears of St. CLAW. not long
searched, his rabbits or hares carried away, and ago."
himself summoned before the bench of county SamortAßLE Bgazvomiter..-On Wednesday Miss gives: achsicodunt otf
Ntohveemtreorceeartl
inthgle aN'avay gDee2 partLuort 1 shodulodf befs°tmheddsuytyWodf agyo.vernPaOla Bac its Comps:St coie ndtsowgiaousi,aanp dit wtripthw the mu
of S.BO of the log
170eswei0tfhtbtheuewestern
dehemialeaph.eral to comritdrch aindTiseault.
abo MS., from whi
ut to fetch some wateire_.: ea7e i_., The
Washington, tO try Commodore Craven, of the United states lof increasing it. These absurd warlike preparations, more- with the United states. The whole of these 184Mmiss Mus he heard some ores call for help In the kitchen. lisr'esf failure. 1 had
ark
! navy, on the charge of failing "to do hie utmost to over , over, play into the hinds of the Fenian. Thee increase about 10,0013,000 miles, and consume 2,000,000 tons of coals there and saw the primmer with the tow in hie li , , Mr: Thai:here!
magistrates, and fined some fifty shillings. No Burdett Coutts entertained 300 poor people of Westminster,
the prosecutor lying co the floor with blood on hts Mee; while, on the ,
l residents in St. Stephen's perish, at a New Year's dinner take and capt or destroy a vessel which it ' h • If ' d d h bold • •
his duty t sir se -importance, at ren er tem more ,de they in the course of • year, and they pve employment to 30,000 ushed li.
im off and called a constable, and the manner little effort ma
doubt it is extremely difficult to believe that the in the schoolroom of St. Stephen's. The feast, which was to encounter." Commodore Craven was in command of the , flak they are really feared. I hope common sense shall seafarieg men. The same number of sailing ships w p
could gi•
•0 int* custody. SDI
y wrote to
au% ei
construction put upon the sections of Sir 13ALowiN subetantial sod abundant, was enlivened by the music of a Niagara frigate, with the Sacramento, a corvette, in coin. i return to our rulers with the new year." '
not run one quarter the number of miles in a year. no P
o
I'
ice-constable 89 .11, said he was on duty ng :__• 80 yet
Guards' ban with choral sin . If
LElcirroN's Act is the correct construction. The portion of the Coldstream . d. g palsy, off Corinna, both being wooden ships, and there de- I On making up their books to the termination of above ships are exclusive ef about 100 steamers that rue to street. whee he met the prosecutor with his bead ow are We t•
leg zed sweetie& and occasioned very great eojoyment. e• by lei N
ever mind ,
mere fact that a man has some game in his hand in Among the company present were the Dean of West. e ined the challeuge of the Ceefederate ram Stonewall The , the last year, tbe banking firm of blesses. Preecott, Grote, 1 and from England and the Continent by tbe southern ports il° told 'witness that he had been attacked • 1
ma
is with • pair of tongs. After ass• ting his wo-
lf them yet. .
a high road cannot be evidence sufficient to autho- minster, CenonJeetticp, tbe Subdean ot tbe Chapel Royal, court found the commodore guilty in a degree of the charge , Cave, and Co. celebrated the centenary of the estsblish- iin the English Channel. The whole of this vast steamship &cam's b• went to the house and took the prime° 'Unity Fa• '
tr,
the Rev. Messrs. T t, Moom, and Henalowe, kiiss Preferred. and sentenced him to be suspended from duty on meet of their bask, w •
htch was opened cm the let ad power of the country bastion created withal the last thirty custody. • areinrine for .7
rise any magistrate to convict him of " aiding and . Boacmar, sad others. leave pay for two years; but the Navy Departmeat January, 1766. years. The smistent to Dr. Phillips, Berme, Bermesir .
,
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lillilae._