The Sun.
London, England, 1856-01-05 00:00:00

NEW AMBCLANCII CARRIAGE.

Mr. Tufnell, professor of military surgery, Dublin,
submitted this morning to the inspection of Lord Panmure
and Lord Hardinge, at the Horse Guards, a new ambu-
lance carriage for the use of the army in the Crimea in
the ensuing campaign. The invention is of the most
simple character, yet the conveyance is replete with
every article necessary for the proper care and attention
to the wants of the sick and wounded soldier in the
field. The carriage is a modification of the Irish jaunting
car. It will carry three soldiers lying down, or ono
lying and six sitting, ,or, if necessary, with the ends of
the seats turned down, it will accommodate ten sitting.
The middle compartment can also be used as a stretcher;
and when the wounded soldier is lifted from the convey-
ance, the irons or handles are turned down,and it becomes
at once a kind of bed on which the surgeon can operate
if necessary on the sufferer without his being removed.
1 tent can also be thrown over the top to shelter,the sol-
diers from the weather. In the well between the wheels
provision is made for the requirements of the field. There
is a splint case containing splints, bandages, kn., neces'
nary for fractures, a case of instruments, a store case with
canisters of tea, sugar, arrow root, &c., blankets to
cover four men, canteen, washing materials, and appa.
ratus, medicine chest, etc., well
stored ; And so well
arranged are these articles that many of them fit into
anl : n u ries andon
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one another, by which much space is saved, and what
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day, highly approved of it,
Lord Hardinge, this morning. We believe, an order
will be given for an immediate supply for the army now
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We understand that another ball will shortly be given
by the officers quartered in the royal camp at Alder.
magnificent ball-room of the New Club-
house,in the
er
the immediate patronage of General Knollys
shot,
and officers of the camp. A list of the
allpe persons invited will, on this occasion, be
submitted namesroi the
e tted leading
to the ball committee, and no card of invita-
tion will be issued unless signed by two or more officers
of the camp. Judging from the list of those who are the
promoters of this ball, it promises to be of the most bril-
liant description,

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CRYSTAL PALACE COMPANY. p2oor 30 persons present, officers and contractors con- MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. Sporting Intelligerne. c From the London Gazette of Last Night. Abrahams and A. Danziger, Floundsditch, City, and Bir- 1 Country Markets.
• nected with the company, and asked for what purpose __a__ ...---ama--.
e- mingham, wholesale jewellers-J. Morris and R. C. Foot, I
es• -
(Before Mr. Witham and a Bench of Magistrates at The following appeared in our late edition last 28, King-street, Cheapside, City, woollen warehousemen- I
The following appeared in part of our impression yes- they were there ?
The CEIAIRMAN said every precaution had been taken Clerkenwell.) night :- WINDSOR CASTLE, Nov. 21. M. Kennedy, J. S. Scholes, and. W. Hirst, Manchester, I LIVERPOOL-JAN. 4.
torday :- to prevent others than reeistered shareholders being Charles Elempey, 28, was indicted for unlawfully as- NOMINATIONS POR THE GREAT MEII3OPOLITAN. The Queen was this day pleased to confer the honour of
... Knighthood upon Robert McClure, Eequire, Captain in Sleigh and S. H. Sleigh, Liverpool, cotton brokers-F. I wheat more general than for some time past. American
commission agents (so far as regards M. Konaedy)-A. 1 The attendance to-day was good, and the demand for
The adjourned meeting of this company took plaae
present. (Hear, and cries of " Oh, oh.")
lting and beating Luke James Totukins, a constable THURSDAY, April the 10th.-The eleventh year ot the the Royal Navy. Boldemann, T• Berries, and J. B. Alexander, Newcastle- I red sells at an advance of ld to 2d per 701bs. Other sorts
this day at the Bridge-house Tavern, Lone'ion- Mr. LYON rose to address the meeting, but was met sail Great Metropolitan Stakes (handicap) of 25 scats. each,
The QueeSnTh. ajsAbeMeEnSp'Sle j.nioNm.ini.a.tion od the
of the metropolitan police force, in the execution of his
15 ft. and only 5 if declared, with a bonus of 300 soya. aPs
esdn,LoAnCtEh,e upon-Tyne, corn factors (so far as regards F. Boldernann)- . unchanged. Flour is also in better request. Flour is
W. Jackson and le. Cavendish, le, Warwick-street, Pirn- alto in better request. All kinds of spring corn dull, awl
brid to receive and adopt the report of the Commhttee with hisses and cries of "Order," he having spoken on the
ge, • fth om • n ue t• t the former meeting, and he was obliged to duty. added by the contributions of the lovers of the national Ri h H l'co chee mon ,ere-W. Pullen and E. W. Ward, Bristol, rather lower. Indian corn a fair sale at 42s to 42s 6d.
f Investigation, relative to the affairs o e c pa y; q s ion a g t onourable Lord Foley, to appoint Arthur Hinton 1 ' se L
0 M M t If
er. eca e appeared for the prosecution ; Mr. sport of racing resident in the city of London and metro- hotel keepers-G. Startin and J. Startin, Liverpool, sugar ,
sit down unheard. Moore, Esq., one of her Majesty's Honourable Corps of
_Mr. Anderson in the chair. Mr. SYDNEY said the shareholders were natnrally dis- Cooper for the prisoner. politan districts, together with gratuities from, and sub- Gentlemen-at-Arms, vice Pope, retired. factors-G. Hulburd, sen., and G. Hulburd, j un. , Maidstone, WAKEFIELD-JAN. 4.
It will be recollected that at the last meeting a stermy
pleased with the position of the undertaking and re- At a late hour on the ni ht fthll h - N b
g o etot - avem er, scriptions received by, the licensed victuallers of tha COMMISSIONS SIGNED BY THE QUEEN'. linen drapers--R. Booth and Joseph Aishworth, Salford, The arrivals of grain this week are very liberal. The
discussion took place on the repent, which occupeed so
,gretted the letter of the chairman lately published had
th t onstable of the N divishen (N 315)
e prosecu or, a c i o. metropolis ; the owner of the second horse to receive 5,0 The Essex Rifles-Samuel Daniel, Esq., to be Paymaster, i
Lancashire manufacturers of British guum-R Brennan d wheat trade continues dull and to effect sales a decline of
1; Rimmer L. * ' ' '
an, W. 1, rer , reerpool, merchants-W. Bar- ls to 2s per qr. on the better qualitres of new must be con-
Many hours that the meeting had to be adjourned. not been issued simultaneously with the report of the ' sovs. out of the stakes ; the winner of any handicap of from 25th Aug., 1855, vice Thomas, resigned.
The SECRETARY having read the notice of meetme, .
' e committee of investigation. Originally two errors were wa.s on duty in the Holloway-road, and information was 200 BOWL. value after publication of the weights to carry ist Regiment of the Duke of Lancaster's Own Militia- nett and J. C. Boyd, 3, Savage-gardens, Tower-hill, City, ceded, while parcels out of condition are offered on still
merchants-T. B. Hayward and A. B. Hayward, Liver- lower terms, but are almost unsaleable, Old wheat rneets
committed, one that the police was situated at too great given to him that some persons were on the roof of a shop 51b, of any two such races or more, 101 b extra. The Thomas Kinna, Gent., eo be Quartermaster.
The CHAIRMAN said the meeting had heard the cir-
a distance from London, and unless they removed the pool, tailors-F. Shearburn and T. Haller Ist* of Kings- a better inquiry and nearly maintains its value. Barley
belonging to a Mr. Lerner, which wasabout 14ft. from the winner to pay 30 sovs, towards the expenses, Ha eon te cmmereeseeeNs seGNED By amp LIEUTENANTS. ton-upon-Hull, grocers-W. Nichols, R. 'Gaunt, and 1. slow sale, and 1; p q . lower. Beane in limited de and,
camstances and the business for which they had been Palace nearer London, which was feasible, they must the Licensed Victuallers' School, and 10/. 105. to the County of Essex-Charles Edward Petra, Esq., to be Gaunt, Wilder', Yorkshire, worsted epirmers-W. Dunlop at is per qr. less meorne;. Oats ed per stone, and shilling
pavement. He procured another constable, who assisted
°ailed together, and he had to call their attention to the improve the railway communication ; and the second him to get on the roof, when he found the prisoner and two Licensed Victuallers' AsYlum ; Great Metropolitan DeproityaiLiennant. 1 1 and C. Hastings, Bradford, Yorkshire, commission agente ls to 2s per load lower.
• hen the meeting was adjourned was the foolish idea of improving art and science as an Stakes Course, two miles and a quarter, to start at the ____R_ 7 L ashire Militia .Artillery-W•ll'am Henry -W. Harwood and A. J. Ashforth, Sheffield, omnibus
question under discussion w other men lying down. One of them had a heavy weldon, Gent., to be Second Lieutenant.
xcuse for a lavish expenditure of money without a cor- winning-chair. 79 subscribers. proprietors-W. Alcock and W. B. Kilpin, 6, Old Fish- EXETER-JAN. 4.
on the 14th ult., and which would be resumed that d ay. In e bludgeon in his hand, and on seeing the prosecutor he Warwickshire Militia,- e* -
el' b fi I 1
dm respon mg ene t. t was a 1 eery well to get up mag- • 2dlte iment GeorgeDuneembe street, City, trunk makers-C. Morris, T. Jones, and. R. CORN.-In our market wheat rnay be quoted from 9s fat
doing so, he had to ask them to adopt the course followe
nificent courts, and to tt t t • Ith L d
a emp o riva e ouvre an d blo at le• 'th • he risoner
aime a w im wi it. He seized t p , Age A.ge Perkins, Gent., to be Lieutenaa. C. Randall, 33, Cornhill, City, woollen warehouseman- to 9ps 6d. Malting barley, 4s 9d to 583 d ; grinding do ,Os
leman had
all public discussions-viz., that when a gent . Versailles, but the public by far more appreciated the and a fearful struggle took place between them on the Baroncino 4 Maid of the Morn 3 Haddington, Berwick, Linlithgow, and Peoblesshire G. Reeve and H. Hobbs, Hadleigh, Suffolk, plumbers Od to Os Od. Oats, 38 3d to 3s 6d. Beans, Os Od 1,0 OR
tisfied with
once spoken on the question he would be sa general effect of the building, with the orange-trees, top of the roof, and unfortunately the prisoner succeeded Mr. iluffam
in what clearly was his object, and threw him over. By Winkfield
5 Mirage - -J. H. Johns and W. N. Johns, Newport, Mon- Od. Peas, 00s Od to 00s Od.
3 strong Hamilton to be Lieutenant, vice Connel, resigned. mouthshire, printers-G. Yeomans and J. Medeocks, FLOUR. -Fine, 56s Od to 57s Od ; seconds, 54a Od to iiiss
that, and not make repeated speeches. He urged on and shrubs in flower, than this rivalry of other places. the fall he broke his left arm, but with the right he seized Homily - Burton-upon-Trent, builders-T. R. Gee and J. Panning- Od k
per sac .
them, at the former meeting, that they would conduct He complained of the want of accommodation for the
the prisoner, who dropped from the roof after him, and Poodle a Virtuous - CATTLE.-Prime beef, lOs 6il per score ; cows and calves
dae working classes at the palace. With regard to the open- Leicesterehir •• •
the business as gentlemen and men of business, an . the struggle was renewed ; they were up and down seed- Melissa a 3 Rip Van Winkle - 121. to 151. -a ; butchers' calves, 6ed to 7d per lb •
~ rearing
f h C S d h th h ' Ensign ; Charles F. Powell, Gent., to be Ensign. bour, and J. Stevenson, 13radford, dra.pers-W. Foulis and calvee -8 to a each. Sheep, sed to 15,d. Lambs --4.1 tee
men who had come forward to discuss matters connected mg o t e rystal Palace on a un ay e oug t it
could stet be d b ed • d Id the b bl
one yasr e win , nor wait ye a e ral times b r got the prosecutor a Bolton
, ut at length the prisons. . . 4 The Libellist 3
-- A. Grierson, Blackburn, travelling erapers-T. H. Os- Otl per lb. Store hogs, large size, -s to -8 each% slips,
business manner head aeainst the bottom of the railings and kaocked it Wantage
NAVAL PRIZE MONEY. borne au
with their own interest, and in a •todo so until they had regained their character, which _• e' 3 dH. Stevens, Uxbridge, timber merchants-II 288 to 345 ; small, 004 to 00s. Rough
,fat, sed per lb.
1 h b hau ted A Ft I'
Against the pavement unti e ecame ex s . n- a a ist 4 Midhope
(Hear.) It was important to the interests oe the under- he was inclined to believe they had forfeited by getting a 4 p nt of the Accountant-General of the Navy, H. Yeo and 0. Canning, Plymouth, patent cordage menu- Pork carcases from 9s ed to lOs Od per score.
other constable came up and secured the prisoner, and Grßculus Esuriens
delay sho•ald take place ; in fact, licence for the sale of beer. He condemned Mr. Fuller's -----
taking that no more the other two were also taken, but when before the ma- The Bonnie Morn
d taken lace-arising system of life-tickets. It would endanger the income of •
the procrastination that had alrea y p he second was sent to ri- Misha
gistrate one was discharged ; t . p p 5 Fandango
h b th 11 t• k t Id Is t f d
t e company, ecause eie•lc e s wou e raos erre Cones.-Wheat • •
, white, per qr., 75e Od to 780 Od. Bar•
from the appointment of the committee of investigation he risoner was sent to this court Neo tolemus
son for 6 weeks, and t p . _ , . P - 4 Preston
from friend to friend who would take advantage of them, y, , o st , i , COMIIIOII, /3 13
first and after that the adjournment of the last meet- for trial. The prosecutor was in Bartholomew s Hospital Cock of the North ....... 4 Hospitality - les Od. Oats, EN Ocl to -a Od.
no matter what precautions the company adopted to en- d h Id t bd h• M k
• , seven weeks an e cou no now en is arm. oorcoc MEAL.-Oatmeal, er im boll 24s Od to 258 6d ; ditto
s of the directors who
ing_was paralysing the effort , , deavour to pdevent it. He called on the meeting to sup- For the defence Mr. COoper urged that it was not Van Galen 3 Panmure - H. J. Street and R. Balshaw, Liverpool, brokers-W. second, 00s Od to Ops Od ; lapa.rleymeal, 16s 6d to 16e 8d ,
with himself, he hoped, were honestly doing what port the chairman and present directors. conclusive that the prisoner deliberately threw tho police- Fanny Fern
ld to promote the interests of the shareholders. Mr. Meeisee said that he was in the habit of going man over the roof, and that the case was one of assault Rifleman - City ; Surrey Canal, Camberwell ; Morden Wharf, East lst /lour, per 2801 b, 601 Od .to 628 Od ,2d ltt 53 Od t
• di o, e n
They con gistrar of the High Court of Admiralty, in order that the Greenwich ; and Bute Docks, Cardiff (as far as regardslV.
d about the country very much, and the universal opinion eeee 4 il • oatmeal best, per at of 141 b imperial 2s 61
As an instance, he stated that the directors had ma e Minie, sister to Rifleman 3 Imogene same may be examined, taxed, and allowed by that officer, Kuper), wire rope manufacturers-C. Paternoster and T 55g CI ' • ' - * -
of the üblic was that the shareholder divided --""
s were so ner guilt of wilfull throw-
The jury found the prise y y Post-horse 3 Lord Fordwich 4 • to 2s 8d ; ditto second, OR Od to Os Od ; barleymeal ls 84
a.rrangem •
ante on their personal responsibility to raise 13
h h b '
amongst t emselves t at no oard of directors could act •
ing the prosecutor over the roof. Defiance 6 Pelissier 3 and paid under the sanction of the Judge of the said court. L. Paternoster, Hitchiu, Herefordshire, printers-E.R se
eu •_, to 00s Oil • peasemeal le Btl to 2s Od • Ist flour, 3sfal. cash,
Agents and all other persons holding powers of attorney, G. King, and F. A. Tafel, Manchester (as far as regards ' • ' '
money to carry the concern over till June next, but after with vigour necessary for inaccessfally conducting the un- me c •d h d td th 't . •1 b Flk t 5S' G
. ooper sal aun ere oo ere were wi nesses Coleshil ,rto o es one 1r eorge 4 prize orders, assignments, or other instruments, by virtue F. A. Tafel) commission merchants-J. Keeton and R. 35 9il credit ;2d ditto, 3s 4d cash, 3s 6d credit.
the result of the last meeting they had thought it wise dertaking. He called on the shareholders to support the in attendance to speak to the prisoner's good character, Buckineham
,
as prudent men not to involve themselves in that reSpon- chairman and directors. He thought the report of the but on being called none auswered. Balrownie
directors might be accepted by their striking out the
sibility, and had only made provision for the payment Mr. Metalfe, as Mr. Cooper had stated that he had Sly Fellow 3 Jolly Marine 4as possible, to transmit the same, accompanied by the usual merchants-W. Hutchison and T. Floekton, 192, Leaden- Small sales and dull market. Prime samples of wheat
names of the four directors proposed by them. witnesses to the prisoner's good character and none had The Laird of Hazlewood 3 Sultan
.of the interest on the debentures. Mr. Fuller, who was The CHAIRMAN said (I'd le. d
the clause alluded to i not in
appeared, proposed to call witnesses himself to show Shoreham
no House." and J. Wannop, painters-S. Stobart, Aeornb, Northum- lower.
prevented from addressing them on the former occasion, the meeting to the election of tbe four gentlemen named. what the man's character really was. - Roscommon
~ es wi e given, by fuleire adyertinements in birlandshire, gentleman ;T. G. Stainthorpe, Hexham, White wheat, 42s Od to 44s 6d; red ditto, 388 to 43, Od ;
not being a shareholder, had since qualified as such, and These names were recommended by the committee of Mr. Cooper strongly objected to such a proceeding. Cannobie - Northurnberlandshiro, surgeon,- W. W. Gibson, Hexham, barley, 16. Od to 23s 6(1 ; oats, 15s Od to 178 Oci ; rapeseed
it was but fair he should be first heard in explanation. investigation. A police sergeant in the court here said there was a Epaminondas . 5 The Russian 4 mencement of distribution ; and, at the same time, the druggisteßeeiews,Hexham, innkeeper, andW.WaternQua- 40s Od to 44s Od per brl ; oatmeal, 16s Od to 18s 04 ; bakers.
f r the
Mr. MALINS thought it was not nechseary o. . 5
11 Mr. Fueeta then addressed the meeting at consider- man present who said he had known the prisoner all Middleton
meeting to affirm or negative Mr. Fuller s proposition. his life 5 Lady Florence 3 will be announced.
Scythian
able length, remarking that he believed their directors The ad ' • Fll th tth d• eters were •
mission of Mr. uer a e ire Mr. Cooper called him forward aad asked him what Little Harry a Speed the Plough 6 -C. Rooke, H. R. Rooke, and G. W. Burge, 6, Critchell-
were as honest as the representatives of an 9 earnest in their endeavour to promote this undertaking he knew as h • ' h '
to t e prisoner s c erecter. Spindle
- o•ther public company, and eaid the charges to the utmost was sufficient for them to repose confidence The witness said he knew that he was a very bad cha- Coroner 3 Laverne 3 NAVAL PRIZE MONEY. M. Dicker and J. Dicker Commercial-terrace Limehouse
* , , The market opened very quietly yesterday after the
in them. Under the disadvantages of war, the mono pawnbrokers-Ralli and Mavrojani, London, Manchester,
brought against them had been made without his sane- y racter indeed. Pyrrha
m ket bad railway communication and other things, , 3 Admiralty, Somerset-house, Jan. 3. Calcutta, Corfu, and Constantinople, and Railli, Viasto,
eion. With regard to contracts having been taken by ar ' , Mr. Cooper indignantly remarked upon this, that a The Earl
0 000/ d h h Id th
their income was 10 , . a year, an wys ou ey - and Co., Marseilles-E. Calvert and J. E. Calvert, Leeds,
man yolunt • e• h •d
eerine suc am ence under the pretence of Quince
persons connected with the directors, he knew of but d • f th f t `I They had only to be unanimous
espair or e u ure . 3 lines, and to all persons interested therein, that the dyers-R. M. Whitlow, R. Ra.dford, and T. Whitlow,
coming forward to serve a Prisoner must he actuated by fby Alarm out of DuYer- The Prince of Orange ... a complete stagnation in the trade, with but little appear-
one instance, and that was Mr. Geach, the circumstances to effectually and satisfactorily work this undertakine. . •. . . . • • , . ..._ . e distribution of proceeds arising from the Russian brig Manchester, attorneys-L. Farrar and T. Bentham, Com-
e some dark, malignant, and malicious feeling, and, in his nay • 3 Little Davie
" Alexander, captured on the 12th April, 1851, by her Ma- mercial-road East, surgeons-M. Pickthall, J. Peake, and
connected with which he fully and satisfactorily ex- Mr. PRITCHARD urged that the meeting should insist • • been sold at full prices.
ninion a more con emp i e wretc cou no exis .
t t•bl h Id t • t --- jesty's ship Tribune, will commence on Thursday, the 17th S. Whittaker, 7, Hanover-street, Regent-street, dress-
mes of the four directors contained in the °• '
that the na .
plained. He hoped the meeting would not be Tha chief officer attending from the House of Correa. NOMINA.TIONS FOR THE CITY AND SUBURBAN. January, 1856, in the Prize Branch of the Department makers (so far as regards M. Pickthall)-G. R. Gilbert -- -----............
report should be struck out, and that an audit should be •
led away from the question at issue. It was the tion stated that some years since the prisoner underwent The City and Suburban Handicap of 15 soya each, of the " Accountant-General of the Navy, Admiralty, aud E. Jones, Sydenham, surgeons--G. Warnell and J. COAL MARKET.-JAN. 4.
dbd • d d
ma e y a competent an in epen ent person. Nalder, Oxford, grocers-W. C. Stewart and It. F. Cal-
duty of the shareholders to support the amendment. Mr. Alderman WILSON said that if an independent sentence of 18 months' imprisonment for an assault on s
ah
l• sinc ' - •d f le.
he had been trie or rehway
te po me, and e then . e . 10 ft and only sif declared, with a bonus .
added ; the owner of the second horse to rec .
of 150 sovs Somerset-House."
'l_ t d th h Id• ftt rve C 1 utt e. S Sir dB B Peak.. Liverpool,
eive 25 semi e gen san o or persons o ing powers o a orney, 0 , a, c a-- . parro an . . Prices of Coal por ton at the close of the market.
Mr. Fuller defended himself from the charge that person were appointed and access given to the books rize orders assi nm nt o other instruments h virtu sailmakers -N. Armstrong, jun., and W. Wise jun., s. d.l Wallsend, Ste.
e. robbery, but they had not yet had time to trace him out of the stakes ; the winner of any handicap of 200 P . , g eBl r , ~ y e
had been made against him, that the prosperity of the he would prove Sir J. Paxton bad been in the habit of
th h h 1 • b k fth •
roug te vo uminous oo s o e prison. smrs value after publication of the weights to carry 51b, of which they may he legally entitled to claim the share South Stockton, Yorkshire, and Stockton-on-Tees and West Hasting's Hartley lB 9 st. d.
undertaking bad been injured by his dealing in the drawing 1,000/. a week. (Hear.)
Isla Witham said, under tbese circumstances, he should of any two such races or more, 10lb extra. The winner of an . tor serving in tho above-named ship, aro re- Hartlepool, Durimm, timber merchants-G. Hayter, J. Tanfield Moor B t
ii es 17 61rplummer 2O 0
tYcle‘P ' h t tin ffi Wrenn, and S. W. Silver, Liverpool, merchants-F.
Mr. SCOTT ItURSELL said that Sir J. Paxton had never ques e to present t e same a is o ce. boat' Ffettou 21 3
shares, and asked the shareholders to support him in the . respite the sentence until the next session. to pay 10/. 10s. to the Licensed Victuallers' Protection Any officer, seaman, marine, or other person, who may Ellam and L. Sheard, Huddersfield, cloth dressers-J.
drawn from the funds of the company any money besides Wallsend, &c. Hough Hall 19 3
devising a scheme that would reduce the capital and in- his salary and that of his servants under him, which had Auguste Starke, 22, sugar baker, was indicted for un- Society. To be run before the Metropolitan Stakes • •
, desire to receive his share from the collector of customs or Bubb, B. Bubb, and G. T. Bubb, Cheltenham, attorneys Braddyll 2O 91Teos 2l 0
I assaultin and wonndin Hen-
lawfully and malicious y g g rb Course inland e
the last mile and a quarter of the new De y . , rev nue within the United Kingdom, is required to (so far as regards G. T. Bubb)-W. MlAulife and G.
crease the dividends. He was glad the sale of amounted in the whole but to 17,000/. He put it to the Haswell 21 6113ireligroveGraigola 23 6
Cf d t
rich Witte 9 übscribers. intimate the same by letter. to be addressed, "On Prize Read, Durweston-mews, raw or -s rest, M.arylebone, Hetton 2l 61
Rock-hille to Sir Joseph Paxton had not been meeting to say whether that was sufficient for a share- yr ' d f h t• • M M t 4 g
e . Platt appeare or t e prosecu ion , r. e - Business, to the Secretary of tho Admiralty London," in carpenters-A. Crooke and H. R. Whistler, Liverpool,
Affo Ships at market... 49 I Sold
Persisted in. He warmly advocated the company re- holder to rise in that meeting and impute by innuendo
calfe for the defence. Age - which letter his ONVII plsco of residence is*t% be ' l brokers-S. N. Gissing and J. Wright, Bedford and
precise y
against that eentleman what was not the fact (Cheere ' Le Juif
, stated, as well as the place of the nearest collector of cus- Ampthill, Bedfordshire, atterneys-R. White and J. S.
taining the assistance of that gentleman, and to keep e ' • ''' The prosecutor was in the employ of Messrs. Martineau,
Mr. MALINs said that if the directors would with- Little Tibby - ' Wells, Nottingham, horsiere-A. Powell and M. Howell, COURSE Ote EXCHANGE.-Tifis DIY.
him at Rock-hille, but he was opposed to their selling of Petticoat-lane, suear refiners, and lived in Bitt-sreet,
draw • • • . .
the objectionable clause in the committee of inves- N 11
Old o 5 Minie, sis to Rifleman... 3 vonient to receive such share of prize money. Chorlton•upon-Medlock, Lancashire, teachers -H. J.
St Georee's On the 15th December he was at a public- Amsterdam ............ 11 17 Gibraltar .......• •• •• • • -
that property to him. So satisfied was he oe the neces- tigation's report, Mr. Tyrrell would withdraw his amend- • b • • • • h Hollander
house in Rupert-etreet, Whitechapel, in company wit
sity of their retaining Sir Joseph Paxton's assistance that ment. Cave Adullam - Eye, Suffolk, bankers ; H. J. Oakes, R. Fincharn, G. Rotterdam ........... 11 19 y,4 Genoa .......... ...... 25 80
, others of the same business as himself, and on entering the and Z. Sim son, Dias, Norfolk bankers •H. J. Antwer ......
he`suggested to the committee that that gentleman should The CHAIRMAN said he saw no objection to tuat dancine-room one of them laid hold of him, and another Moselle - • • ...... •• -
be paid a salary of 100/. for that assistance, with the course. give him a blow on the head. He ran down the stairs, Winkfield
3 P n
4 Second class 169 810 Seventh class . 412 e Oakes, G. Moor, and W. R. Bevan, Bury St. Ed'munds Brussels .............. 25 45 !Venice."... -• • ...... -
Barnhill* h ............ 13 9 Naples • • ......
27 0 5 Eighth class
Mr TYRRELL would withdraw his amendment pro- e Ivan
Rock-hills as a residence, free of rent, but the cernmit- . • • and waited awhile in the etreet, and he was about to re- e, Third class 2l 12 2 Ninth class llO 11 Walsham-le-Willows, Suffolk, and Thetford, Suffolk and eanea.a.7.l. -••- •• •"• 25 3- Al i- o•••• " • ' - *::: 133;
vieled the report was received, but not adopted. nrmony - .. • .... e ess na ...
tee rejected the suggestion. The hon. gentleman ac- The CEIAIRMIN said he would consent to the motion ,nter the house, when sevela .
I laid hold of him and pulled
Alembic 5 Pretty Boy 3 Fourth class ... 1
... 317 9 Tenth class Ol5 5 Norfolk, bankers. Ditto, three months .. 25 75 Lisbon .
him about. Haying extricated himself, he ran away ; Fifth class - Nfarseilles ............. 25 75 Oporto ................ 53%
4
counted for his retiring from the directory, feeling that being altered to the reception and adoption of the re- • - h• l Bolton 4 Mary BANK OF ENGLAND. Bourdeaux ...• ........ - Rio Janeiro -
they ran after him, and one of them gave im severe
ho was not entitled to re .eive payment from the company port, except that part referring to the four suggested
blows on the head with some instrument, and the blood The Assayer -
directors, Messrs. Beale, lonides, Low, and Ogilvy. 3 the Week ending on Saturday the 29th day of Dec., 1855. Berlin ..... - New York,6o days' sight -
for services not adequate to the amount paid. (Hear.) streamed down his face, but he did not see who it was, Fisherman . -
Mr. TYRRELL objected. He could not consent to the Disraeli - Trieste.... ~..•• •• .... 11 2S PRICER OF BULLICN, rex ee.
He also said that in order to provide the share- • One Wilhelm Schedan stated that he saw the prisoner x n
h 11 d d d b •
report (even with t e part a u e to expunge ) mug
/strike the prosecutor in the house, and that he afterwards Imposture - Notes issued .. •••• .• 24,664,465 Government debt.. - 11,015,100 Petersburg ............ 35 Foreign Gold in Bars .£3 17 9
holders with a true account of the finances of the corn- adopted by the meeting. (Hear.) saw him in the street with a knife in his hand, and heard eVelham 5 Scythian 5 bution of proceeds arising from the Russian barque Fenix, Madrid ~. 4916 l'ortugal Gold Coin .. 0 0 ci
Other securities...... 3,459,9(10 „ • ' '•• " • 93 i M ican Dollars 0 0 0
•pany, he called on Mr. Turquand, an accountant, Mr. Low concurred with Mr. Tyrrell, that it was the
him say tbat "he had given it the - Gold coin and bullion 10,189,465 Ladle ........ • • .. 4.4 ,ex ....
Barcelona ............ - ,I New Dollars ...... 0 0 0
and shareholder in the undertaking, who offered to inyes- Policy of the meeting to receive the report only. With 3 jesty's ship Tribune, will commence on Thursday, the Silver bullio
_
. There had been a quarrel between some of Martineeu's Prestbury, by Gabbier... 3 Coroner - '' - Seville...". .......... - i Silver in bars ...... 00 8
______
dto the accounts, the committee did not consider 3 17th January, 1856, in the Prize Branch of' the Depart-
tigate the accounts on the company paying his clerks regar men and some of another firm &Unit some trifling matter •
Graeculus Emeriens
ff' l t t
the employment o a pro essiona accoun an necessary, 3 meat of the ' Accouutant-General of the Navy, Admi- -
t the public-house and the nrisoner was heard to sa, The Bonnie Morn
20/. for their overtime. He (Mr. Fuller) made that and that many of the charges brought against the coat- a ' • '' L V. • 5 ralty, Somerset-house."
Dated tho 3d day of Jan., 1856. BEA BORNB MAIL&
that he would rua the first et Martineau's men he met a ictime ..., ......... .„ 3 Bright Phcehus Agents and other persons holding powers of attorney,
statement to the committee, which was approved, and pa,ny's accountant were groundless. 3 BANKING DBIUSTMENT.
through with a knife, even if he had ten years in Clerk- Vindex -
the offer refused. (Hear.) He bad proposed two schemes The CHAIRMAN, acceding to the wish of the meeting,
enwell Gaol for it. When arrested the prisoner admit- Flatterer
for reducing the capital of the company, one on the ton- put the question thet the report of the committee of in-
ted that he had struck the man, but denied that he had Hercules - Rest
ti ation be received only which was carried unani- Public deposit s On- Annuity) .......... 10,425,212 .
-- -
tine principle, and he had no doubt if one were accepted VeB g . . . ' , . used any knife. There were some little contradictions Ellermire
rnously, as was a similar motion relative to the directors' eluding Exchequer, 1 Other securittes...... 19,777,460 Day when made 11I' Frona what Whoa
by the company that in six months the shares would be t between the witnesses. The prosecutor had six incised Rotherham 4 Barrel 5 Any officer, seaman, marine, or other person, who may commissioners of i Notes • ... .......... 5,963,850 COUNTRIES. in General Post- Port dee in
repor . ' Hospitality 3 Doctor Cook 4 desire to receive his share from the Collector of Customs National Debt, Say- Gold and silver coin.. 630,678
at 2 prem. instead of 3 dis. (Hear.) The Temporary Tee c HAIRMAN then proposed the name of Mr. Beale wounds on his head. Omce, London.' Dispatched. Eit..iand.
ee Panmure
Mr. Metcalfe contended that, if any case was ma . 3 Sultan - ing's Banks, and
.......---.....
____ , A
Tontine Company was to be formed, under the Limited as a director, on which a long discussion ensued. Ulti- 3 quired to intimate the seine by letter to be addressed '` On Dividend Accounts) 5,!43,932 Every Friday .• • • Liverpool ... Jan. 14
out against the Prisoner at all it was simple' one of as- Arioeto
Other deposits .. - - 12,362,512
Prize Business, to the Secretary of the Admiralty, Lon- kr:twice. (by United Ste.
Liability Act, in shares of 251. each, and to terminate nsately the following gentlemen were put in nomina. e r ' e L d F dwich
starlit, and tbat it wee not proved that he had used the or or don," in which letter his own place of residence is to be a e packet) ...• ......N •••• •• "• • Liverpool ... rran. 8
802,908
at Christmas, 1865, the first capital of the company be- tion :-Mr. Beale, Mr. lonidese Mr. D. Seymnur, M.P., knne 0 Sir George 4 Termagant 3
e precisely stated, as well as the p'ace of the nearest Celiac- -e- - • America (try U. States
Mr. S. L. Sotheby, Mr. Ogilvy, Mr. Butler, M.P., Mr •
it r weapon with which the wounds were inflicted.
6 Blue Rook e tor of Customs, or of Inland Revenue, from whom it would -
Z 36,797,680 ----- packet) ..........N •• e• ••• • - Southamptei Jan. 24
ing 2,000,000/. The other plan was as follows :- ' The jury could not agree, and after being locked up Balrownie
D. Price, Alderman Wilson, Mr. Etches, and Mr. Fun 3 Teddy 3 be convenient to receive such share of prize money.
from h If past eleven till nearly four o'clock, they were Sly Fellove et. MARSHALL, Chief Cashier. arnpton) . ..... ....M! •••••• -•• • • Southamptot,
" That season tickets for the future be issued at three ler ; but Mr. Mortimer and Alderman Wilson were de- sent fo:, -and, as the .11 t t d' t d
y coo no agree o a ver lc ,an The Laird of Hazlewood 3 Noisy 4 The following are the shares due to an individual in the Dated the 3d day of Jen., 1856. :Atte (via Marseilles) I'4
guineas each, and be available from May 12th to April clared not qualified. were not likely to do so, they were discharged by con- Pumicestone 5 Swindler - Ditto (via Cape of Good,
30th, inclusive. Mr. MALINS suggested taat the names proposed for 5 Boer
" That Saturday be a shilling day, in order to assist tea, directors should be printed and farwarded to each share- t •th t one' to decision and the prisoner Roscommon
sen wi oh c ing a . ,
Wandering Willie
early closing movement now being carried on in Loneon. holder, requesting him to select four from the list to fill ded guilt of common essault
plea y . . Ido hereby certify that no return whatever ham been Alexandria..........Nlg, 9, '
14, & 30 Of 10. DOM •• •• ..
Cannobie
" That Monday, being a general holiday for the artisans , Mr. Witham sentenced him to three months' impri- 7 1 1 made to me of any Brown or Muscovado Sugar bought or •• •• -•• ••
Alexandria 31 4th & 2nth of mon • Southampton
ion and that an earl da be
t e vacancies in the direct. , . Crown Pigeon
of London, the Pala.ce and Gardens be open on that day " y y sonrnent sold in the week ending Jan. 1, 1856. 117 hf tb 1 ''...-. ,h
Bahamas ....... . „ _at t o e mont. i,.41--amptor
Third class
na.med for returning the lists and the declaration of the • • • The Hind
By authority of Parliament,
at sixpence each. Will:am Stockley, 21, clerk, was indicted for fraudu• Fourth class 43 16 10 Tenth class
„Be 9th of the month.. Sonthamptoi• Jan. la
" That Tuesday and Wednesday the Palace and a ardens numbers. (Hear.) Catspaw
lent! obtainin amount-
y g, by false pretences, two sums _ Fifth class
be open at one shilling each. Mr. BEALH considered the above suggestion the best 4 Agra - Clerk of the Grocers' Company. cape of Good Hope ../
N eoptolemus 'Various port, thwarts!.
ing to 9s. 10d., the moneys of John Mullins, with intent
" That Thursday and Friday be reserved exclusively for to be adopted. 5 Capucine
season-ticket and life-ticket holders and their friends ; and In answer to a question, to defraud. Remunerateur
on those days all the grand displays of water are to take The SOLICITOR said the election must be first by show Mr. W. J. Payne appeared for the prosecution ; Mr. ,
Roebuck
..1...............•
Ceylon (see India)
~
place, and all ordinary fetes to be held. of hands, and afterwards, if demanded, by ballot. Langford for the prisoner. Wild Huntsman - Ceylon .............. 1s 1
" The &bore prices to range throughout the year, with Mr. FARQUHAR (director) moved a resolution in ac The circumstances of this case were these. The pri- Clotilde
Chili-- .• • • ........Mrd &17th ef montl Houtliamptoi
the exception of extraordinary fetes, the best parts of which Honer has been well•known about the Sessione House fur Alfred
Chine ...
cordance with Mr. Melina' sue ' d h -
egestion, an t at Mr. Luscombe, Cannon-street'. 23,&28 of il Dover ......
shonld be reserved for the season and life-ticket hol,lers , ,eyeral years past, having during that time acted in the e - TRAFFIC RETURNS FOR THE WEEK. Constantinople ......eeninise
Pyrrell and Mr. Beale be appointed scrutineers. - Henry Crickmar, ship owner, East Donyland, Essex, Constantinople l4th t 20th of mon. SouthaMptor
exclusively ; after which they should, where practicable, capacity of clerk to two gentlemen of the bar practising Jan. 11, at half-past 12, and Feb. 15, at 12, at the Court - cont. of Europe M& N 'Twice daily-- Dover ...... Twieedail
Mr. FULLER seconded the motion. THE RUGELEY POISONING CASE.
be open on the one shilling and the sixpenny days. in the court, his last employer being Mr. Melenteer. In of Bankruptcy. Nicholson, official assignee, Basinghall- muss I Receipts. Egypt (see India)
" The first week in May, in each year, to be set apart for The motion was carried unanimously. opened,' NAME OF RAILWAY.
the month of October a man, named Mullins, was tried street ; Jones, Chancery-lane.
a grand mueical festival, to which perform are to be ad- Mr. INIALINs Feld he hoped a comnrittee of 10 would 1856. 1855. 1856. Gibraltar ........„3/14, 7, 17, 20, 27-fp) Soul/tempter
on a charge, and defended by Mr. M'Enteer, the result In addition to the persone who have been already re- Malcolm Ronald Laing Meason, merchant, Manchester- --e -----„, Greece (see India) '
mitted by payment-the terms for admission for the festi- be granted Mr. Fuller to investigate his schemes. -
being an ecauittal and thereupon Mr M'Entear applied buildings, City, Jan. 17, at eleven, and Feb. 14, at one BRITIBII. •1' ' .' Greytown ........., at 2nd & 17th of mon.!soutbamptee
val to be settled by the directors. The CHAIRMAN said the motion could not be enter- e' ' ' ' ' * " ferred to in The Sun an supposed victims of William at the Court of Bankruptcy. Johnson, official assignee ' 1 3,794 - Ilamborgh ~ „,, ~
„N Tuesday & nide) 'Lo
to tees presiding judge, Mr•Witham, to direct that certain ; 15 Aberdeen .. •• •••••••••••• •• • • "• •• 6e7 - ! ndon .....
" That tickets, admitting the holders for life, on six- tained at that meeting. hould Palmer, another bas been recently named. Stubbs, Moorgate-street. 37% Belfast and Ballymena .• •••••• • • .... ' _ fl,,vannalt .. ..
policemen who had been witnesses in the case s 17 Belfast and Couuty Down• •••••• • • • •• - Holland - ~.... „ _5l Daily... ..... .... Dover ....... 'Daily
penny and shilling day,3, be issued at ten guineas each Aiter some further business, powers were given to the Thomas Sherwin, currier, Loughborough, Leicestershire, hire 2,175 - • ~
person. dlirectors to obtain the passing of the bill (submitted to be prosecuted for perjury, but the application was not We are informed t t
hat inform ion has iust been elven
- J lr dF b 12 th If t t h N •
an. a, an e . , a a -pas en, at tet , ottingham 33 Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Ches _ I,onati, as ...... „ „ei 17t,i r 'the month. .4outhampton 16thofreicel
" That tickets, admitting, the holders for life, upon all •, e grar te I. The prisoner at that time had been dis- to Captain Hatton, the chief of the Staffordshire consta- . .
District Court. Harris, offi 1 ler tt. h 26 Blackburn,and Weet York •• • •
)4 Bolton, 7,404 7,65,3 India (viaSoutham t) i ith 'r. 20th of mon. Plymouth •• Jan 4
tn meetin ) affecting the power of the company, the - cia assignee, e o ing am ; 117 Bristol and Exeter ••..••••- • • • • • • • • India (via AlarsemPe;csl,l 9th&2sth of month Dov .
occasions when the public arc admitted, except duriogthe . e.harged from Mr. M'Enteer's service for misconduct, bulary, that a gentleman conaected with the turf, who Craddock and Woolley, Loughborough ; Motteram and 191'4 Caledonian.- -•••••••••• • • • • • • • • • • 11,537 10,832 ioni'an'is,„ (se-,---/-dlit)7, 17, &27 of inotilDoecore .7,7..
musical festival in the mouth of May, be issued at twenty les g b I•h h 1 r "eh be • d o
capita , e c., y w lie t e atte me, t increase t
and after the trial of Mullins he applied to him for the • Knight, Birmingham. 4 011 3 1
94'4 Chester and Holyhead.• •..••••• • • • •• ~ ,33 ',eland el tk, N Twice daily ...... Holyhead ... Twleedanf
guineas each person. 1, 433, 333/. address of the parties, stating that he had been sent for , ,
was accompaniel by Palmer to the races at Leicester not
Henry Stirke, money scrivener, Manchester, Jan. 16 k and Passage •••• • • 135 172 • """ • •
'36 Cork, Blatekroc , ,7 L
7 9 17 & 27 of m
i5h0n..........., „la ' , , , . Southampton Jan. 14
" That similar tickets, with the privilege of introducing The meeting shortly afterwarda dispersed. h h
a great while since, w ose orse won there and who wee 20 Cork and Bandon .. ••..••••• • • • • • .• I', 198 valeira pii 9th of the month'Southamptor
it by Mr. Wright, an attorney, with a view to proceed- , ane Feb. 13, at twelve, at the Mancheeter District Court. 56 Dublin and Behest Junction ........ 832 1,264 ••• • •
~‘, „z„ •• mon ••• • ' ,verpool ...
Madeira 7.7 " • • •• •• - 231 of th 'L'
one friend, be issued at thirty guineas each. li d a lar e
__ --- ----.-_-_-_-..,-, ings for perjury, which, however, was false. Having said to have reanse g sum of money by his betting Pott, official assignee, Manchester ; Sale, Worthington, 63 Dublin and Drogheda•• •• •• •••- - - 984 1,145
" That similar tickets, with the privilege of introducing I,lslta (see India) I
obtained a clue to the whereabouts of the Mullinses, the on the race, became dangerously ill immediately after- and Shipman, Manchester. 7% Duhlin and Kingstown •............. 673 1,018 malt, , •
..,ie IS, IS. &28 of mon. Dover ........ Jan." 4 •
two friends, be issued at forty guineas each. THE LATE MURDER IN THE MINORIES. • Robert Wells tailor Kingston-upon-Hull, Jan. 23 and 16% Dundee and Arbroath ..........., .. 445 469 Mauritius (see India) 1
" That similar tickets, with the privilege of introducing prisoner went to therm and ley representing, that he had wards, and was attended professionally by Palmer. Be- Feb. 20 at t 1, tleLe d • •
~ we ve, at h e s District Court. Carrick, st Dundee, Perth, and Aberdeen Junctioe 661 897 tr,Thritius
~
•• Nll4th of tho month
three friends, or family tickets, for the holder, his wife, ere been sent by Mr. MlEnteer for money to take out sum-
fore his death the poor fellow's wife had arrived t Is' • d F I h
a is official assignee, Hull; Lightfoot, Earnshaw, an ran is , 36 Dundalk and Enni 11
ski-en • • .......... - - Mexico
.„,,
~.....;;,,,•,,,i'snd or the month.. eeosithampten JAB. 1
and children, be issued at fifty guineas each. LATEST PA RTICUL ARS. MorSes, &c., to prosecute the constables in question for , 67% East Anglian. . . .... ......., 828 761 Naples
...............N sthlsth2sthofmon.lDover ......
bedside summoned there by the dying man. Kingston-upon-Hull. 93 East Lancashire.. ~ ,
.......
••
..
•• • . 4,73; 5,161 Now (Iranada -..a ea 9'43s 17th of month,Southamptori
" The money so received to be applied- On Thursday night, at 8 o'clock, the prisoner Corri- perjury, he obtained from Mrs. Mullins on one occasion , . s n
Thomas Foulds coach proprietor, Bingley, Yorkshire, 417 Eastern Counties and N0rf01k......•‘ 20 "34 23,131 New Z011and.......... !BY private 3? iP • . !Various port. Uneerta
" Ist. In paying off the debenture capital. earl, after the close of the investigation before Mr. four shillings, and on another se, 101. This afterwards He had strength ufficient to tell her that he had won
Jan. 17 and Feb'. 15, at eleven, at the Leeds District Eastern Union . .......... 3 ,‘ Papal States ........Nlsthlsth2sthofmon.lDever .... .•
“2dlY• Irl the Purchase of original *hares at or under Yardley, WKS placed in the county van and removed, in carne to Mr. M•Enteer's knowledge, and be causedthe pri- a large sum from Palmer, and in a day or se afterwards Court. Young, cfficial assignee, Leeds; Weatherhead and 142 Edinburgh and Glaseow ............. 4,646 4,708 peninsula
.......... Ai 'Tthl7th27thofmon.lSouthampton
par, and preference shares at or under one premium, which the custody of Sergeant Walker, to Newgate, where sonar to be apprehended, it not being a solitary instance he expired. Burr, Keighley ; Bond and Barwick, Leeds. 78 Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee.... • • 2,790 2,843 [lora
..............m id 8: 77th of mon. Southampton
shares are to be cancelled and written off the books of the e 1 f t t • le. d f h d t I • ' Tb ' d •tt dto As soon after death as was compatible with the mellan- _
ilbert Printer, brewer, Weston-super-Mare, Jan. 15 6 Exeter WO Credit0n.......... ~.... - - Port Natal ..........N ,By Private ship..., Various ports Uneertall
here were on ya ew persons presen o witness is a - o sue con uc on its par . e prisoner a mi e
company." 22 Furness Railway ... ••..•••• •• •• • • - Sicily ~.... „ „ ~,,
..I.l,sthlsth2stholinon, Dover ......
mission into the gaol. the policeman who took him that be received the money, choly position which the widow occupied, she told Palmer and Feb, 12, et eleven, at the Bristol District Conte,
183% Glasgow and gouth-Western •••• • • • • 6,366 6,676 Tuscany _, „,, „.... /415th 150,25timenon. Dover ......
" SHAREHOLDERS' PRIVILEGES, IF EXERCISED BEFORE The prisoner appeared to be quite calm and collected but that Mr. Enteer had sent him for it , what her husband had said to her, and, as there was Acraman, official assignee, Bristol. Abbot and Lucas, 283 Great Wortherr. • •
THE 30d fi APRIL, 1856. when he was placed in the cell, and converse I freely with Mr. M'Enteer was called and examined, He said that 3carCelY anY mene found in 's ockete Bristol
Y the deceased p , . , 203% Great Southern and Western'(lreland) 4 716 555
20. ' '
. .. •
...,. ,420 23,904
1 Vall Diemen's Land mo,
ch her deceased Richard Greene, banker, Lichfield, Jan. 31, and Feb. 21, 369 Great Western
" That admission for life, on sixpenny and shilling days, , the warder in charge of him. he was a barrister, practising at No. 1, Pump-court, asked him for a portion of the money whi
: t helf- t t olve at the Birmingham I istrict Ci t es,a Irish South Eastern ••••••••• • • • • • • • 1116 149 West Indies ...." 2 i,,:, 2d & 17th 01 monn 'Southamptonll &16 mod
be obtained hy the transfer of one share. I Yesterday morning Corrigan was visited by his father remPle• The prisoner at the bar was in his service for 12 husband had won from him in betting. Palmer, it is a , ‘ Pas w. • , •
90 1 Lancaster and Carlisle ••••••• • • • • • • • s,B'° 6,052 _ .. • t 1
~,„ • • _ _ oir .
&Weston, official. assignee, Birmingham ; Motteram and 19 253 --- -
" That admission for life, on all occasions when the pub- ' and Mile How • 1 h tlk d f I t th dlf I . b h f th eo sale replied that she was greatly rnisled ; that, on the
, with w iom e a e or near y en mon aal e t inn a out t ree or our mon sn, . , Knight, Bir •
mingham. 270% 1 Lancashire and Yorkshire..• ••••. • • • • • 20,601
lie are admitted (eXcept during the May •
musical festi va I) minutes. He directed his father (vvho was in a sad state lie recollected being counsel in the cape of a persen contrary, her husband was largely indebted to him. ID
Thomae Barff, hotel keeper, Harrogate, Yorkshire J - '
' d Northern ••••••••• • • • • • • • - - ___
Lee s , •• When any of these dates fall on a Sunday, th• mall, will be de.
thd th I'll 1 d Ihth ti fth
, an• 161 Liverpool, Crosby, and Southport.... - _ spa ce on eoow ne ay, w t e excep en o e India (vie
bo obtained by the transfer of two shares. Palmer's refu 1 t a her any money
erief) to wait upon Mr. Lewis, the solicitor, of Ely- named Mullins, whom he defended, and who was acquit- oonsequence of sa op y . ~ 21, and Fob. 18, at eleven, at the Leeds District Court. 453% London and North Western .- • ..... 50,605 52,279 ,'outhampton), and the Malta, both of which will be despatched the
" That admission for life on all occaeions when the n h of e had to borrow money to bury her husband and 514, ; London and 81ackwa11.............. 1,215 1,228 preceding daY.
lic are admitted ( ,• ' • • ,i - place, respecting his trial, which will take place at the ter!. This prisoner at that time was not in his service. she Hope, official assignee, Leede ; Caries and Cudworth,
Tr.eept during the May miasmal fest al issU ' London, Brighton, and South Coast.. 1 10,659 11,074
.._•••.i. in iv. ),_- n, i "_••__ ____•__ _e .._ _ n__i___i n._•_:___l ri.....• I 11-,, "•••••-••.• •••• 1,8- -• I.t. -1.--t---. ---- •••••-•‘. h.f.,,, the tO enable her to return home. _ Leeds.
...,.. .__s„.... ..,,, GA/Ith li47,•••torn .. I II 111 I a r• •

"That admission for life, on sixpenny and shilling days,
be obtained by the transfer of one share.
" That admission for life, on all occasions when the pub-
lic are admitted (except during the May musical festival)
ba obtained by the transfer of two shares.
" That admission for life, on all occasions when the pub-
lic are admitted (except during the May musical festival)
with the power of introducing one friend, be obtained by
the transfer of three shares.
" That admission for life, on all occasions when the pub-
lic are admitted (except during the May musical festival),
with the power of introducing two friends, be obtained by
the transfer of four shares.
" That admission for life, on all occasions when the pub-
lic are admitted (except during the May musical festival)
with the power of introducing three friends, or family
ticket, be obtained by the transfer of five shares.
" That shareholders be allowed to walk in their own
garden on Sundays ; that refreshments be supplied to them
at moderate prices ; that no intoxicating beverages be sup-
plied on that day.
" Shareholders not availing themselves of these privi •
lens by Christmas, 1856, may do so by Christmas, 1857, by
transferring double the number of shares, and by Clirist-
inns, 1858, by transferring three shares, where one will
now suffice."
lle concluded by moving resolutions in accordance with
the above.
Sir J. PAXTON defended the charges that had been
brought against him. He never had any idea of inducing
the company to purchase land surrounding the Crystal
Palace for their own purposes, but because he was satis-
fied that that land would be very valuable, and would pay
the company for the expenditure. They had made
10,000/. of such land, and had they adopted his advice,
and kept it a little longer, a larger sum would have been
received for it. He had a desire to become the pur-
.thaser of Rock-hills, but on his finding it was objection-
Able he withdrew. What he had done with reference to
that was straightforward and honourable. He said that at
the former meeting Alderman Wilson had said Le (Sir .T.
Paxton) drew 1,0001. a-week from the company, lie
called on Alderman Wilson to prove that assertion.
(Hear, hear.)
Mr. Alderman WILSON said it was for Sir J. Paxton
to prove he did not receive it. (Hear, hear.)
Sir J. PAXTON said that statement was false—not
only was it false, but the Alderman knew it to be false
when he stated it. (Hear, bear, and cries of oh ! oh !)
A SHAREHOLDER suggested that that statement should
(
be withdrawn. (Hear, hear.)
Mr. HORSLEY addressed the meeting on the general
questions at issue, urging that something should be done
at this time of the year to make the Palace attractive,
by turning it into a winter garden. It should be
made a national concern, as well as a com-
mercial one. Of the Committee of Investigation con-
sisting of nine shareholders, five were favourable to
toi totie
directors' plans, and of the other four, two declined
act ; so that out of the nine persona, there wore but two,
Mr. Price and Mr. Fuller, who actually represented the
shareholders, and these were the two persons who dis-
sented from the report of the committee presented to the
meeting. He contended the shareholders ought to insist
on a full and fair audit being made of the accounts, and
that the evidence on which the committee had not acted,
and by which the gentlemen who might succeed them
might form a scheme for the better management of the
undertaking should be furnished to the shareholders. lie
called attention to what he termed a wanton expen-
diture of money in building the
stables and provi,ling
refreshment apartments, from the former of which but
52/. had been received, and abort 8001. from the latter.
A SHAREHOLDER called attention to a statement made
at the former !fleeting that the directors had loaned
,25,0001. on 5,001 shares of the company. (Hear.)
The CHAIRMAN said the company had not lost 6d. on
loans, and no loans existed at the present time. (Cries
of " Oh, oh ; that's no answer to the question.")
A SHAREHOLDER said that he understood there mere

Malcolm Ronald Laing /demon, merchant, Manchester- --
..11.r. IV/ALINd saiu LW impute a COLOLUILL,CtI 01 .I.t) WOUIU
tcayt. sloven,
Johnson
oFffiebei.all4a,esaitghoenee;
be granted Mr. Fuller to investigate his schemes. on a charge, and defended by Mr. M'Enteer, the result In addition to tbe persons who have been already re-
a at
the buildings,
Court City,
of--
being an acquittal, and thereupon Mr. M'Enteer applied
B Jan.
an 1 c r 17,
X ' X
The CHAIRMAN said the motion could not be enter- ferred to in The Sun as supposed victims of WilliamlialTlBll.
2 794 -
tamed at that meeting. to the presiding judge, Mr.Witbam, to direct that certain 115 Aberdeen -•• • • ••••••••• • • • • •• '667 -
has been recent) named. Stubbs, Moorgate-street. 37% Belfast and Ballymena •••••••• • • •• ••
policemen who had been witnesses in the case should Palmer, another y _ _
After some further business, powers were given to the be Thomas Sherwin, currier, Loughborough, Leicestershire, 17 Belfast and County 1)own• •
directors to obtain the passing of the bill (submitted to prosecuted for perjury, but the application was not We are informed that information has just been given
Jan. 15, and Feb.l2, at half-past ten, at the Nottingham•• Cheshire•••••••• 2,175 -
32:34 Birkenhead, Lancashire, and _
grat t .e 1 The prisoner at that time had been dis- to Captain Hatton, the chief of the Staffordshire sonata it 1 on,Blackburn,and West York •• • • .•
•,,,
the meeting) affecting the power of the company, the District C Court. Harris, official assignee, Nottingham ; 117 Bristol and Exeter ••..• • • • •••• •• • • ','“)• 7,69,3
charged from Mr. M'Enteer's service for misconduct,
capital, &c., by which the latter might be increased to bulary, that a gentleman connected with the turf, who Craddock and Woolley, Loughborough; Motteram and 191 q Caiedonian.....• •• •• •• ••••••• •• •
•• •• 11,537 10,832
1, 433, 333/. and after the trial of Mullins he applied to him for the
was accompanied by Palmer to the races at Leicester not Knight, Birmingham. 91'4 Chester and Holyhead.• •..••••• • • • •• 4,0.11 3,133
address of the prties, stating that he had been sent for .Se Cork, Blackrock, and Passage •• •••• 132 172
Henry Stirke, money scrivener, Manchester, Jan. 16
The meeting shortly afterwards dispersed, great while since, whose horse won there, and who wasls7 193
it by Mr. Wright, a n attorney, with a view to proceed- a
.•
••
:: : 812 1,261
ings for perjury, which, however, was false. Having said to have realised a large sum of money by his betting Pott, official assignee, Manchester; Salo, Worthington, 53 Dublin and Drogheda•• •• •• • ••..,... 984 1,145
THE LATE MURDER IN THE MINORIES. obtained linses the dangerously ill immediately and Shipman, .
a clue to the whereabouts of the Mul , on the race, became after- 7% Dublin and Kingstown ..............673 1,011
prisoner went to them, and ley representing that he had wards, and was attended professionally by Palmer. Be- Robert Wells, tailor, Kingston-upon-Hull, Jan. 23 and 16% Dundee and Arbroath ..............418 469
______,o-. been sent by Mr. M'Enteer for money to take out sum- Feb. 20, at twelve, at the Leeds District our . Carrick,
C t• st Dundee, Perth, and Aberdeen Junction 861 897
fore his death the oor fellow's wife had arrived at his 36 Dundalk and Enni5ki11en............ - -
Pofficial assignee, Hull; Lightfoot,Earnshaw, and
LATEST PARTICULARS. morass, &e., to prosecute the constables in question for Frankish, 67% East Anglian. . . .., ••••••• •• 228 761
summoned there by the dying
bedside,
On Thursday night, at 8 o'clock, the prisoner Corri- perjury, he obtained from Mrs. Mullins on one occasion 93 East Lancashire .• •• . ....... ........ 4,733 5,16 l
Thomas Foulds, coach proprietor, Bingley, Yorkshire, 417 Eastern Counties and N0rf01k.....
fan, after the close of the investigation before Mr. four shillings, and on another se. 101. This afterwards He had strength sufficient to tell her that he had won' 20 "34 23,131
Jan. 17 and Feb' 15, at eleven, at the Leeds District Eastern Union • ••• •• ••
1 "
Yardley, was placed in the county van and removed, in came to Mr. M'Enteer's knowledge, and he causedthe pri- a large sum from Palmer, and in a day or se afterwards Court. Yofficial •
oung, assignee, Leeds; 142 Edinburgh and Glaszow ............. 4,640 4,708
the custody of Sergeant *Walker, to Newgate, where sonar to be apprehended, it not being a solitary instance he expired. Burr, Keighley ; Bond and Barwick, Leeds. 78 Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee...... 2,790 2,843
there were only a few persons present to witness his ad- of such conduct on his par'. The prisoner admitted to As soon after death as was compatible with the melan- Albert Printer, brewer, Weston-super-Mare, Jan. 15 2r2, Exeter and Crec1it0n.......... -•• • • 1 :e
mission into the gaol, the policeman who took him that he received the money, choly position which the widow occupied, she told Palmer and Feb. 12, et eleven, at the Bristol District Conrt. 183%
Glasgow,
Railway
mission
te-•w• • •t• •• :171; 5,366 5,676
The prisoner appeared to be quite calm and collected but that Mr. Enteer had sent him for it , what her husband had said to her, and, as there was Acraman, official assignee, Bristol. Abbot and Lucas, 283 araesagtowN'ortanher.r" " ern.
• 2,566 ' 27,318
when he was placed in the cell, and converse I freely with Mr. M'Enteer was called and examined. He said that scarcely any money found in the deceased's pockets, Bristol. •- " ...... •• -•••• .• 4 714 "s-
-203% Great Southern. and Western'(lreland) • .),-,1
the warder in charge of kim. he was a barrister, practising at No. 1, Pump-court, asked him for a portion of the money which her deceased
at Richard Greene, banker, Lichfield, Jan. 31, and Feb. 21, 365 Great Western ..... ..... .... •• •• 20,420 23,901
• • • ' 251'
half-past twelve, at the Birmingham 1 istrict Court. Irish "6 ' 149 South Eastern ••••••••• • • • • • • •
Yesterday morning Corrigan was visited by his father rumple. The prisoner at the bar was in his service for 12 husband had won from him in betting. Palmer, it is
Bittleston, official assignee, Birmingham; Mottera 9O Lancaster and Carlisle ••••••• • • • • • • • •5•890 6,022
and Mrs. How, with whom he talked for nearly ten months, asd left him about three or four months ago. said, replied that she was greatly misled ; that, on the
li • ht Birmingham.
nig , In and 27e % Lancashire and Yorkshire..• ••••• • • • • 0,253 20,601
minutes. He directed his father (who was in a sad State He recollected being counsel in the case of a perssn contrary, her husband was largely indebted to him. ID
Thomas Barff, hotel keeper, Harrogate, Yorkshire J - Leeds Northern .. ••••••••• • • • • • • • - -
• an• 16a Liverpool, Crosby, and Southport.. • • - -
of grief) to wait upon Mr, Lewis, the solicitor, of Ely. named Mullins, whom ho defended, and who was acquit- consequence of Palmer's refusal to pay her any money,
, 21, and Fob. 18, at eleven, at the Leeds District Court. i 653% London and North Western .• •• • .... 50,605 52,279
Place, respecting his trial, which will take place at the ted. The prisoner at that time was not in his service. she had to borrow money to bury her husband and Hope, official assignee, Leeds; Caries and Cudworth, 5% London and Blackwell.. •........... 1,215 1,228
next Old Bailey sessions of the Central Criminal Court. lie came to him at his chambers some time before the to enable her to return home. Leeds. , 18394 London, Brighton, and South Coast.. 10,659 11,074
relative to the David John
A plea of insanity will be set up for the defence, and 7th Dec.,ut be only remained a few moments. He Searching inquiries continue to be made - 60
267 London and South We5tern......... 11,173 12 641
Londonderry and Enniskillen .....„ 401 '522
there are several witnesses who were not examined be• said he had' come from Mr- Wright, the attorney, to get various proposals made by William Palmer, the prisoner, shire, Jan. 15, and Feb. 12, at eleven, at the Bristol Dis- - Manchester, Buxton, and Matlock, Pec•• - -
fore Mr. Yardley, to give evidence at the trial, who have the name and address of the prisoner whom he (Mr. to the insurance•offioes, Inspector Field, as has been trictC‘lurt. Miller, official assignee, Bristol; Davis, 173% Manchester, SheffielCand Lincolnshire 9,656 ' 9,502
Girlin
known the prisoner to labour under temporary attacks of "M'Enteer) had defended. He replied that he could not already stated in the Sun, being in the neighbourhood Pembroke; , Bevan and g, Bristol. 9Yi Manchester and South Junction ...... (93 742
Edward Ganntlett and Robert Living, builders, Cam- 28 Maryport and Carlisle .• .......... „ 84 891
delirium tremens and other maladies. recollect the name, but that the address was some place fir the purpose of instituting such inquiries. 498% Midland ••• • •- •...... • • • 26,692 28,254
den-town, Middlesex, Jan. at two, and Feb.l2, at one
The funeral of the murdered woman will take place nearly opposite the Angel at Islington. He (witness) It appears that a solicitor, well known in Birmingham 126% Midland Great Western (Irish) ••• • • • 2,183 2,663
at the Court of Bankrupt 15,
Lee official assignee, Alder-' 37 Monklan ............. -
tomorrow afternoon, at 2 o'clock, and from what can be said it was a place something like Smith's buildings. and the Midland Counties, between whom and Palmer
manbur • Tibbitts Gray'ey'*nn...........
gleaned it seems that the four helpless children will be There was some question arose about perjury, after the and his family a peculiarly intimate connexion is said to WilliamY' Towell,' boot-maker,s-1 Walworth-road, Jan. 9, 714'19% Newcastle
zori British . Carlisle.. -...- • .. ••
. 4,-6-90 5,-017
removed to the workhouse of St. Matthew, Bethnal- trial of Mullins, and witness applied to Mr. Witham, exist, applied at the Midland Counties Insurance-office at half-past two, and Feb. 12, at half-past one, at the Court - North Staffordshire••• ::••::: •••• :: •••• •••• •• 1 -
green, Bonner's-fields, Victoria-park. who tried the case, to give his certificate to indict the to be appointed an agent to that establishment. of Bankruptcy. Stansfeld, official assignee; Dods, St. 47 North-Western .... •• ••.... •... ••
•• 892 1.61
It appears that Corrigan belonged to a Foresters' So. police-officers who gave evidence on the trial for perjury, The directors caused Mr. Andrews, their secretary, to Martin's-lane. 8322 Scottish Central ••••••••• • • • • • • • ' • 2,300 2,403
ciety, anti was a free member, but the committee con- but he refused to do so. Witness was taking no steps make his report relative to the eligibility of the appoint- William Moore, blue and medley dyer, Bradford, Jan. Scottish Midland ••
••.. •• wain' ":: ;.• '•'• L-052 1,587
rected with the club have refused to allow the Cl. which at the time the prisoner calied Opel him towards bring- ment. 21 and Feb. 19, at twelve, at the Bristol District Court. 48 Shrewsbury
yy andai iii.lreinstlenrg
.. ,, „ „
.. 2,118 2,768
was expected for the deceased's funeral. ing the parties to trial for perjury, and it was not the Ascertaining that the applicant bad been for some Miller, official assignee, Bristol „ • Merrick -Bradford • 30
, Shropshire Union .• •••
•• • •• • •
•-
•• •
••• '• 898 951
Abbot and Lucas, Bristol. 2,655 2,776
57% South Devon ••••• • • • •• •••• •••''' •• • ,
Yesterday morning, at 11 o'clock, the prisoner was part of counsel to do so. He did not recollect telling the years upon the rolls, Mr. Andrews reported in favour of ............... 16,19, 18,037
occupied in writing several letters, which were forwarded prisoner to go to Mn, Wright about the case of perjury. the appoitetrnent, and the solicitor succeeded in the ob- SCOTCH SEQUESTRATION. 289 South Eastern •• •• •• •
1 162f4 South Wales •••• • • • • ...•
.•
••
•• .• •• 4,337 5,507
by post to various parties to whom they were directed. He never gave prisoner authority to go to Mrs. Mullins ject of his application. John Currie and Company, grain merchants, Glasgow, 97 South York., Doncaster, and Goole .. 1,792 1,894
to receive 4s. or ss. 10d., but cautioned him particularly Complying with the custom in such cases, the solid- DIVIDENDS DECLARED. 2,291 3,245
•••••••••••••••••••••••
36 Ulster ••• • •
when he gave him the address, not to take any money for nominated his medical referee, and he nominated Thomas Lampen Browse, Totnes, Devonshire, grocer, 77 Waterford end Limerick • • ...... •• •• 888 871
THE TALLOW TRADE, for him. There were other matters going on at the same Palmer for that appointment. The directors appointed dividend of ls. 61d. in the pound, payable at the County 27h West Cornwall •• •• •• .• •• ••••• •• •• - _....
•es• time. Palmer. In a few days afterwards the Midland Conn- Court, Totnes, on any day. 12 W•hitehaven Junction ..• •• • ••••• •• • • 328 833
and Newcastle, and Berwick &
Nothing has transpired (observe Messrs. Smith and c' •a by Mr. Langford-After their 682 York
Cross-examined - _
Charles) in relation to the mission of Count Esterhazy M'Enteer) hadappliedthe learned judge direct
to tonew agent, in which one George Bates was mentioned as Great Dover-street, Southwark, ironmongers, first divia '
since the date of our last circular. The same disbelief that the policeman solicitous of becoming assured in that office to the extent dead of 7d. in the pound, payable at 1, Sambrook-court, TOZEIGN.
should be indicted for perjury, he saw
in a pacific solution of the question prevails to which we Mullins two or three times at his chambers, when he of 10,0001. George Bates, it will be remembered, was Basin hall-street on Wednesday, Jan. 9, and three subse. Rhenish ••••••- .• . •• .•
89 Dutch it •
••
•• - _
Lyons and Mediterranean ••• ~, .. •• ,_
tben alluded, meanwhile the position of our market has told him that he bad a good case against the policeman the name of the person on whose behalf a proposal was quent Wednesdays. -
Montereau and Troyee •• „ ••••
•..... _
undergone some little change. The deliveries on January for perjury. The trial took place on the 10th October. made by Palmer to the Solicitors' and General Life Stehen Carlton, Darlington, coach manufacturer, first .7.: Namur and Liege --•• _ ..
~.
.. „ . _
to March contracts have been far less than was gene. When the prisoner applied for the address of Mullins Office for a policy of the value of 25,0001. It was this
able dividendat thoef
Royall s . 8' .
inthe pound (on new proofs only), pay- ___ e_rAretahnesrnaoned France
central ... .. 1.. .... .. .. . • 29,095 !33,829
rally anticipated, and this has strengthened the convic- he (witness) was not aware that he was present at the George rates whom Inspector Field, when he was mak- Arcade, N w le-upon-Tyne, on any - u
Paris and Lyons .... • • :::: :: ••• • - -
Saturday. - •• •• fi, ..... --.
tion entertained in some quarters that there is an over- trial. He was for 12 months his clerk, and never ing inquiries respecting him, upon the supposition that DIVIDENDS TO BE DECLARED. _ Paris and Rouen. .• .........• ••
•• • _
____
sold account for that period. The stock on the let in- knew him to act in that capacity since, except in two he was a gentleman living upon his own estate, found _ Paris and Strasburgh ............ .• - __.
Thomas Chatterton, of Rye, Sussex, baker, Jan. 25- - Rouen and Havre •• ............. •• .-
start was 13,904 casks against 35,000 in 1855, 43,000 or three cases, when he came from Mr. Wright's sweeping out Palreer's stable. Francis Rolfe, of Great Marlborough-street, tailor, Jan. - Western of France •••• •• - - -
in 1854, 47,000 in 1353, and 64,053 in 1852. There (dice. He never gave him since any instructions to When the Midland Counties Office inquired into the 25-Samuel Barnett, of Wellington-road, Liverpool•road, ,
are about 3,000 casks afloat, and until the recent re- act for him. He delivered one or two messages to circumstances and prospects of 44 George Bates," they builder, Jan. 25-Anthony Gibson, of Lloyd's Coffee'
-
opening of the German ports (occasioned by the mild him in Westminster-hall from Mr. Wright and another were told that he wished, by means of his life policy, to house, Royal Exchange, underwriter, Jan. 25-William A. painful sensation has been occasioned at Notting.
weather), this appeared to be all that we should receive person, when he handed him the briefs, He would raise the necessary capital required for taking a farm. Ivory, of Norwich, wholesale grocer, Jan. 25-Robert hate by the sudden and unexpected death of Mr. de F.
till the end of March. Shipments are, however, going swear that he had brought him no cases in person since The explanation was not satisfactory to the directorate, Brown, Lime-street, City, ship and insurance broker, Jan• Saville, the manager and proprietor of the Nottingham
on at Memel and other ports ; and the doubtful political he left him. Upon the day the prisoner came to him , and inquiries were continued until they were convinced 25-E. J. Ludlow Whitmore, Ramsbnry, Wiltshire, aPo" Theatre, which melancholy event took place at his re,i.
position of Prussia, which was commented on by one of for the address of Mullins, witness told him that he did that fraud was intended, and peremptorily refused to thecary, Jan. 31-T. Kershavr, Crossland, Yorkshire
aantocne• deuce, in Clintorestreet, on the evening of Monday last.
our London journals of Monday (and to which article not know the name of it, but that it was in some build- accept the proposal. So strong, indeed, was the feeling yarry worker, Jan. 28-J. Bell, Little Bolton, le a ATTEMPTED SEPARATION OF SEXES IN A CHUR
we called s ire cotton spinner, Jan. 25-T. Bell, Jarrow, Durham,
The Rev. Dr. Pussy, f L cll.-
o an,g.ey, more conversant
YoUr attention on that day), will no doubt inge nearly opposite the Angel, Islington, and remarked of the, directors on the subject that they declined any alkalil Selby,
Yorkshire, ersant with
. rnMlllfact3rer Jan. 31-J. Hood,
stimulate the efforts ofholders of Russianproduce lying that he was to take care and get no money from them.
~
one of their corner, Jan. 25-G. Thompson, Knaresboroug ,York-
h the practices of the dark ages than with the institutions
in Prussia to lust, _.• . • ~. .1 s.l . nee thin TTo wntild swear that he did not write the a.ddreaa noon referees.of the country in which it has been his fat
shire, leather seller .Tey, cc ,____L
t__
__

Nothing has transpired (observe Messrs. Smith and
Charles) in relation to the mission of Count Esterhazy
since the date of our last circular. The same disbelief
in a pacific solution of the question prevails to which we
then alluded, meanwhile the position of our market has
undergone some little change. The deliveries on January
to March contracts have been far less than was gene.
rally anticipated, and this has strengthened the convic-
tion entertained in some quarters that there is an over-
sold account for that period. The stock on the Ist in-
stant was 13,904 casks against 35,000 in 1855, 43,600
in 1854, 47,000 in 1353, and G 4,063 in 1352. There
axe about 3,000 casks afloat, and until the recent re-
opening of the German ports (occasioned by the mild
weather), this appeared to be all that we should receive
till the end of March. Shipments are, however, going
on at Memel and other ports ; and the doubtful political
position of Prussia, which was commented on by one of
our London journals of Monday (and to which article
we called your attention on that day), will no doubt
stimulate the efforts of holders of Russian produce lying
in Prussia to increased activity its despatch ; and this
will probably be further augmented by the extraordinary
difference in the price of tallow for delivery •n or before
March 31, as compared with the price for delivery after
that date. These two things
position of Prussia, which may'
he
ports later in the season ; lead to a blockade of her
then—first, the political
market value of from 3/. to Si. pnerly 'e the difference in
on in tallow deli-
vered on this side of March, as compared
with a later
period, will, as it seems to us, furnish thet
holders
tallow in Prussian ports with the strongest inducementsof
to press forward their goods ever, at the cost ofadnie
di
addi-
tional charge for conveyance ; and, in the meantime
the effect of these considerations will be to deter mane
facturers and consumers from purchasing more than
they can possibly avoid till the beginning of April. For
the first two or three days of this week our market
was extremely inactive ; the demand has since im-
proved, and our concluding prices are—spot, new, 68..,
old 665. Gd. ; January and March, 68s. ; March and
April, 675. ; April to June, 635. 6d. ; October and
December, 60s. Town Tallow, 66e. net cash ; delivered
to last night, 565 ; arrivals, 1,469. The public sales
consisted of 570 casks, 153 of which were sold. Our
Petersburg advicos are to the 27th ult., exchange
35 11-16. Memel prices, 145, 6 for spot at Petersburg,
and 138 spot at Moscow ; carriage 65 to Kovno for de-
livery in Petersburg next day, 124 cash, and 133 101
down. / We quote Palm Oil, 48s. 61 to 475. ; Cocoa
Nut Oil, Cochin, 475. ; Ceylon, 465. ; Linseed Oil, 445.;
Tallow Oil, 435. ; ditto Elaine, 645,

Cross-examined by Mr. Langford—After he (Mr.
M'Enteer) had applied to the learned judge to direct
that the policeman should be indicted for perjury, he saw
Mullins two or three times at his chambers, when he
told him that he bad a good case against the policeman
for perjury. The trial took place on the 10th October.
When the prisoner applied for the address of Mullins
he (witness) was not aware that ke was present at the
trial. He was for 12 months his clerk, and never
knew him to act in that capacity since, except in two
or three cases, when he came from Mr. Wright's
(dice. He never gave him since any instructions to
act for him. He delivered one or two messages to
him in Westminster-hall from Mr. Wright and another
person, when he handed him the briefs. He would
swear that he had brought him no cases in person since
he left him. Upon the day the prisoner came to him
for the address of Mullins, witness told him that he did
not know the name of it, but that it was in some build-
ings nearly opposite the Angel, Islington, and remarked
that he was to take care and get no money from them.
He would swear that he did not write the address upon
a piece of paper. He did not recollect writing on a
piece of paper, "if you cannot find the address, Bagot
is one of the witnesses." He might have said, "If you
cannot find the parties, one of the witnesses is living in
the house, and is named Bagot." The reason he said he
was to take care and get no money was because he had
been charged with getting money from other parties.
He did not recollect going to Mr. Wright's office about
the perjury case. He went there about other matters,
and might have spoken to him about it, and said there
was a good case to take up for perjury. Ile might have
said, "Mr. Wright, there is a good case of perjury, and
I recommend you to take it up." He had no recollec-
tion of saying that something might be made out of it.
When Mr. Mullins and a policeman came to him and
asked him if he had received the money, be denied it,
and knowing where the prisoner was then employed he
went ther® and having called a policeman, gave him
into custody.
Re-examined—During the twelve months the prisoner
sr
wasin my employ his conduct was not satisfactory.
had
beenMr.that anyactedwithout
acuoymfmraiutdteudl,enatnidutetulitaiutut.he pri-
n Mr. Witham summed up the evidence, and
The jury returned a verdict of Guilty of receiving the
money with a fraudulent intention.
Mr. Witham sentenced bim to hard labour for twelve
calendar months,

RTGFIT ofVAT IN GEORGX-YARD, HATTON GARDEN.
—On Thursday a public meeting of the inhabitants e
Safron•hill, Hatton-garden, and Ely rents was held at
the Registry-office, Little Gray's-inn-lane, pursuant to
a requisition made by the late Local Board of Commis-
sioners for Paving, for the purpose of considering the en-
croachments now being made on the public way through
George-yard. From the statements made at tke meet-
ing it appeared that a portion of the ground in George-
yard was purchased about two years ago from Mr. B.
B. Cahbell, for the purpose of building thereon a Roman
Catholic cathedral on a grand scale. The parish have,
however, always claimed a right of way ever the ground
on which it is now proposed to build, and it was stated
that, taking advantage of one board going out of office
before the new one has commenced its official duties, the
purchasers of the ground had sent a number of navvies
who had begun digging up the soil for the purpose of
making a subterranean passage instead of the present
road. Resolutions were passed requesting the Board of
Works to take the steps necessary for preserving the
public rights, and resisting the encroachments made by
the buildin;f and excavating now proceeding in George-
yard. Mr. James, vestry clerk, was appointed to act
as solicitor, should legal proceedings be adopted.

BIRTHS.
OP A SOL

Marlborough
-street,
J 23.513—.
Mitayi -el I%
Francis
Thomasß oClhfea,ttoefrGtorne,aotf
25—Samuel Barnett, of Wellington•road, Liverpool•road,
builder, Jan. 25—Anthony Gibson, of Lloyd's Coffee-
house, Royal Exchange, underwriter, Jan. 25—William
Ivory, of Norwich, wholesale grocer, Jan. 25—Robert
Brown, Lime-street, City, ship and insurance broker, Jan.
25—E. J. Ludlow Whitmore, Ramsbury, Wiltshire, aPe"
thecary, Jan. 31—T. Kershaw, Crossland, Yorkshire, stone
quarry worker, Jan. 28—J. Bell, Little Bolton, Lanca-
shire, cotton spinner, Jan. 25—T. Bell, Jarrow, Durham,
alkali manufacturer, Jan. 31—J. Hood, Selby, Yorkshire,
currier, Jan. 25—G. Thompson, Knaresborough, York-
shire, leather seller, Jan. 25.
CERTIFICATES TO BE GRANTED.
C. H. P. Rawlings, Portsea, Hants, timber merchant,
Jan. 25 —W. Buxton, J. Buxton, and S. S B
. uxton, Car-
lisle, Cumberland, wooletaplers, Jan. 25—C. Geary, Shore-
ditch, cheesemonger, ;Tan. 25
T. Phillips, Wood-street,
Clerkenwell, wholesale rag and metal merchant, Jan. 25
E. J. L. Whitmore, Ra.msbury, Wiltshire, apothecary,
Jan. 2l—J. Riley, Chester, china, glass, and eartheaware
dealer, Jan. 28-3. H. Burrows and G.R nddock, Wakefield,
• •
Tan
Yorkshire, worsted spinners, • 25—Mary Shooter,
Sheffield, licensed victualler, Jan. 26—T. F. Featherstone,
York, linen draper, Jan. 25.
PETITIONERS.
INSOLVENT
W. Smith, Smethwick, Staffordshire, greengrocer—B.
Sarah Green, West Bromwich,
Hinds, Oldbury, grocer—
beerhouse keeper—J. Holloway, West Bromwich, canal
carrier—F. Yarnell, Tipton, Staffordshire, dealer in ma-
nure—W. Bunco, Dudley, out of employment—H. Wright,
I,Volverhampton, groc •
er—G Perry, Bilstun, Staffordshire,
licensed victualler C. Mayfield, Barton, Staffordshire,
miner--W. Wheeler, Longford, Berkshire, blacksmith—
G. Stafford, Chester, stone mason--J. H. Casson, Hud-
dersfield, French polisher—J. Royston, Huddersfield,
woollen and fancy cloth manufacturer.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
James Logan and Hugh Hathorn Nicholson, Liverpool,
cotton brokers—George Glen and Thomas D. Anderson,
Liverpool—E. Lodge, G. Marshall, and T. Blenkorn, jun.,
Huddersfield, manufacturing chemists—T. F. Henley,
Bromley, Bow, and T. C. Morton, 31, Belgrave-square—
R. Williams, F. Squire, and A. F. Kinnaird, 1, Pall-Mall
lEast, bankers—A. Danziger, S. Abrahams, A. Emanuel,
and E. Emanuel, Coventry, watch manufacthrers-5:

A. painful sensation has been occasioned at Notting-
hare by the sudden and unexpected death of Mr. J. F.
Saville, the manager and proprietor of the Nottingham
Theatre, which melancholy event took place at his resi-
dence, in Clinton street, on the evening of Monday last.
ATTEMPTED SEPARATION OF SEXES IN A CHURCH.
The Rev. Dr. Pusey, of Lan,gl.ey, more conversant with
the practices of the dark ages than with the institutions
of the country in which it has been his fate to be horn,
has, in building a new church for his parish, attempted
to divide the families of his congregation, quartering
out the males on one side and the females on tho other,
separating husbands and wives, mothers and sons, fathers
and daughters, brothers and sisters, masters and maidens.
To his great surprise and disgust the congregation have
refused to be so penned out like sheep in a market, and
the attempt to treat Englishmen after this ancient fashion
has signally failed.—Building News.
OPENING OF THE ORGAN AT THE CHESTER NEW
MUSIC HALL.—GRAND ORATORIO. —On . Wednesday
morning, the magnificent organ, just erected by Mr.
Jackson, of Liverpool, for the New Music Hall, at
Chester, was opened with the performance of " The
Messiah," when there was a brilliant attendance of the
aristocracy of the county, and the principal inhabitants
of the city. The audience included the Marquis and
Marchioness of Westminster, the Earl and Countess
Grosvenor, and a large
party from Eaton Rail ; Sir
Stephen and Lady Glynn ; the Hon. W. E. Gladstone,
M.P., and Mrs. Gladstene, Stc. The band and chorus
were complete in every part. the latter including nearly
100 of the members of the Liverpool Philharmonic So-
ciety. The principal vocalists were Madame Reders-
dorff, Miss Dolby, Miss Messent, Mr. Lockey, and Mr.
Weiss. Tao organ is one of the largest and most pow-
erful in the district. It contains three seats of keys,
full compass, and two octaves and a fourth of pedals,
from CCC 'to F. There are 52 stops.—Manclte,ster
GUIVT/iart.

On the 2d inst., at 10, Chester-place, Hyde-park-square,
Mrs. John Maitland.
On the 3d inst., at 48, Melville-street, Edinburgh, the
wife of Major Frederic T. Goldsmid.

MUNIFICENT DONATIONS TO THE QUEEN'S HOSPITAL,
ManfulGuam.--An unknOwn benefactor having offered,
through the Rev. Chancellor James Thomas Law, a
donation of 1,000/. towards the formation of a " perma-
nent benevolent fund," for the relief of accidents and
acute medical cases hourly admitted from the town and
county without a subscriber's note, a friend, under the
signature of Delta, has paid over, per Mr. Sands Cox,
the same noble sum, 1,0001. Lords Lyttelton, Ward,
and Leigh have accepted the office of trustees, and a
deed declaring the trust is to be enrolled forthwith in
Chancery, in triplicate ; one to be held by the trustees,
one by the treasurer of the hospital, and the third to be
placed in the hands of the Charity Commissioners.
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