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THE SUN, LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING JANUARY 14 1860 •
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dlBateo,2aBsthprDeviec.oemusblyers,trteds9., instead of the 6th January, payable thereon, on the importation thereof into Great
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POLICE INTELLIGEN CE-Jan. 'l3. ' any previous arrangement with the defendant him-
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MIDDLESEX SESSION'S-Jan, 13.
Rifle Brigade-Lieutenatit Walter BriFtraionm:
-the British possessions in America .. 27s 91d
TRE ITALIAN QUESTION'. lateral, which would require a siege or a succession '
4, -, • self. Now, admitting that the two halves of a£s
MANSION-HOUSE.-Mr. John Aickenan Sal- note were received by Mr. Miller, and that they Ca tain, without purchase, Tice BrjFe. eHt...MRa
juotrhßvievnerstodalre
• ' of sieges, beginning in the hottest months of an.
(Before the Assistant-Judge.)
excessively sultry year. We can hardly wonder, mon apneared in discharge'of his recogni'zances for were sent by Mr. Salmon, where is there any proof Per cert.
R.PGlyn, deceased ; Ensign William James Kempt Muscovado, the produce of the East Indies 32s 4d
(From the Morning _Post.) rther examination. upon acharge preferred. against of any corrupt motive or attempt to bribe on his Myers to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Ruthven.. Average price of the foregoing
1... then, that Napoleon 111., satiated with militarY William Pettingale, 28, was indicted for stealing
It appears, humanly speaking, as if the tranqui
lity of Europe and the solution of the Italian diffi- glory, and perhaps not unwilling to continue the
traditions of the first Bonaparte's tenderness for 20 muffs and bther articles, the property of Edward ,fll.
nim about a fortnight ago at the instance of the part ? It is• laid down by Hawking 111 the 67th 3d West
,Inclia Regiment-Lieutenant John Moore to be
e, 29s -51 d
culty depended upon the establishment of an agree- Austria, should have given the Austrian Em- Boyd Roberts, in his dwelling-house.
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Lords of the Admiralty, for that you, on. the 12th chapter of his " Pleas of the Crown," that " a bribe,
Mr• F. H. Lewis was counsel for the prosecution ; day of December, in the city of London, emlawfully in the largest sense of the word, is something taken Adjutant, vice Kingemill, who resigns the Adjutancy
Woiniltoyn. C.B from half-pay Unattached, to be Lieutenant- e. - . e
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ment between England and France as to the course peror easy terms at Villafranca. did attempt and endeavour to bribe one Thomas for services, or offered as an undue reward by or to te
William Miller, then one of her Majesty's servants some erson in the üblic service or as we will .
to be pursued. It is quite clear that the Austrian the astuteness of the young autocrat seems the prisoner defended himself.
his more experienced In March last three prisoners, named Henry
in er ajes y s tee 7 r a or smo at thereby take it, connected with any public body, in order Major Alastair Wien M`Donald to be Leeutenant-Colond time. Searcel tan
LIVERPOOL-JAN 13.
- - ' '' • h M• t'd kad tP t ' h., as
ce worst we have had for son: e
opponent. Francis Joseph gained almost all he
policy and the policy of France are not and. never to have got the better of
b r Pettingale, Oliver, and Daw were tried for a rob- h sac ion was done. in any article, and
can be identical. The peace of Villafranca. is ea -
wanted, and more than he could reasonably have corruptly to induce him to neglect and do some act to induce him to do a thing against the known by purchase, vice Wilton, who retires. h t d'd ty a r
• red of it last July. b tl • fM.Pb t P .•
, ery upon le premises o i. eo er s, iinces- wea Ino tempt uyers at a reduction of 2d to 3d per
contrary to his duty as such servant--namely, to rules of honour and integrity." Now, what is there HOSPITAL SPAM-Assistant-Sur • • ' t 1 Fl '
ing all the fruit that we predic expected, while the French Emperor, led away by geon William Brad- cen a . our was again offered cheaper, and dealers would
street, Re ent-street, convicted and- sentenced. • 'ficate allowing certain sums
•1 ted insufficiently defined, and visions of a federal Italy, with the Pope at its ' g give his certi of money in this case which can be so interpreted ? shaw, from the 32d Foot, to be Assistant-Surgeen to the not take good extra State at 255. Indian corn was quiet
It was hasta y concoe , . Th. ' • in 1 d '
is prisonei was cued in the indictment, claimed by you for certain work and materials done The Lord Mayor-What was the 1:5 note for ? Forces, vice Simon, who exchanges ; Acting Assistant- and steady.
t could not, in the nature head, and Austria. as a docile member, gave up what Sur eon. Thomas Callowa h
imperfectly guaranteed. I bhe . for and su lied to the said dock ard. Mr. Sleigh-What was it for ? Your lordship will • g •y as ceased to do duty, there -
nswered the pressing the world thought to be the natural fruits of his having been concerned in the robbery, ut ab PP • •y . beng no longer occasion for his services.
Of things, work well. It a From the evidence previousl elven it alp eared foreive me if Irel to that b another uestion Is WAKEFIELD-JAN 13 •
victory. One thing is perfectly clear-that sconded. Lately he was apprehended for loitering . y 0 n e p y y q . CHAPLAIN'S DEPARTMENT.-The Rev. Charles J. Hort The show of wheat wa * *
f bloodshed •
demand on all sides for a. cessation o , hat the defendant having a patent for some smoke-
Ihout t - - there a tittle of evidence to show that Mr. Salmon Chaplain to the Forces, to be Chaplain of i s good, and there being a firm
Na oleon was in no wa re ared for the
future of Italy I) yl3 I) about with skeleton keys in his possession wi the Third Class. business, the quotations were full th •
y e currencies of last
but it left the final settlement of the reception which his arrangement met with copsuming apparatus, was employed in the early sought to induce Mr. Miller to do anything at all BREVET. market. The business done in barley was limited, but
ment than that to which it had lawful excuse, and committed to Coldbath-fields part of last year to fit up two furnaces in Portsmouth " against the known rules of honour and integrity ?" prices as before. Beans and oats the turn dearer. Malt
to another arbitra from Europe. From Italy rose a cry of _ Brevet-Colonel the Hon. Augustus Almeric S eneer
been referrekby a recourse •
to arms The sword anger and shame. In every free press i
•n_ prison by a summary sentence, and the police Dockyard, and that it was a part of the duty of Mr. I put the question to Mr. Miller, " Did Mr. Salmon C B L•
. ~ ieutenant-Colonel half-pay 44th Foot, to have the
1) i and shelling steady.
ant chief enoineer there to coref th • • ,
b use diplomacy had failed. Again dignation and ridicule were mingled with in- lmving been apprised of it the prisoner was taken Miller, assist-- - 0 , -1.-y --e ask you to do anytning contrary to lour duty as a local rank ee Major-General, in the East Indies. 'Wheat, per qr. of 8 bushels 601 b., Essex, Suffolk, and
was drawn eca lotion of tha work and si n +he
satisfactory comp g . public servant ?" and he replied " Certainly not," Brevet-Colonel Arthur Augustus Thurlow Cunynghame, Kent, white, old, 48s to 51s ; new, 482 to 51s ; ditto,red,
the sword was sheathed, and diplomacy again called credulity. In France itself the news was re- into custody, on the expiration of his term, by In-
bills before payment. The defendant pressed for pay- and by th g
at answer I stand. Even takin it for C. 8., Lieutenant-Colonel half-pay 51st Foot, to have the old, 42s to 44s ; new, 42s to 448 ; Lincolnshire and York-
into action ; and now, after six months, the who ceive w t
le • d ih a blank silence even more en ressive
, P specter Holder, C division. The circumstances of
me . D local rank of Major-General, in the East Indies. shire white, new, 45s to 50s; red, 41s to 445.
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nt in ecem er, upon wic or ers were sent granted, therefore, that the £5 note was sent by Mr.
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question is still unsolved. All parties are per- than the demonstrations of the Piedmontese or the the robbery were given at the time. The property down from the Admiralty to examine, and, if correct, Salmon t 11 11•11 •
o;r. I i er, in the absence of all proof that Captain Robt. Sinall, 25th Foot, to be Major in the Army. Averages for the week :
lexed, and if the greatest care end discretion be exultation of the German Courts. Of course, it was Brevet-Ma• Rb S - •
jor ot. mall, 2oth Foot, to be Lieutenant- Wheat 2,715 qrs ,at 46s 6ad
P stolen was worth £l4O. pass the accounts ; and simultaneously Mr. Miller it was intended to induce him to do anything con- Colonel in the Army. Peas
not exercised the south of Europe may again be de- impossible for the Emperor to renounce the pro- •• • --- ~
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The prisoner was found guilty, and two convic- had two envelopes addressed to him,-one contain- trary. to his duty as a public servant, or anything Captain Octavius Hamilton, 2cl European Light Cavalry, Beans lO6 a ........43s 51d
sedated by a deadly •war. Indeed, notwithstanding mises which he had made, and-on which it might
oved against him, on one of which he ing merely the first half of a£s note, without aword " against the known rules of honour and integrity, to be Major in the Army. Barley.... 1,019 a 3Bs lied
the successes of the French and Piedmontese arms be said that Austria had ceded Lombardy to his tions were pr , Captain Ashton Cromwell Warner, 2d Bengal European Oats
Wa.S sentenced to four years penal servitude, which of writing, and the other containing a letter from I have vet to learn that in such a case a maeistrate _
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last spring,.and the concessions of territory wrung ally. Then his pride forbade that he should own b Light Cavalry, to be Major in the Anny. Rye
he lad under one the defendant, accompanied by the second half of would be justified in committing the defendant for
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from Austria, the Italian question is as unsettled himself outwitted, or that he should seem to repent term 1
.g . e promotion of Brevet-Major Grwme Alex Lockhart - --
Mr F. H. Lewis stated that when the prisoner the £5 note, but without any reference being made trial. He did his wnrk to the satisfaction of all par- 78th Foot, to Lieutenant-Colo • ' ' ' MANSFIELD-JAN. 12.
now as it was then, and the state of Europe ie of the arrangement to which he was pledged. Ac- • nel en the Army, to be ante-
Ital corn-
every whit as critical. We insisted then that cordingly, the more Europe sneered. or y •
was apprehended no less than 94 duplicates relat- to it. The letter was addressed from a hotel in King- ties concerned. He did it even to the satisfaction of dated to 26th April, 1859. This corn exchange to-day wa.e scantily supplied with
the conduct of the English Government was un- plained, the more the Emperor persisted in uphold- eto ro ert the roceeds of seven dist' t
me 13 13 y, •P • me rob- street, Cheapside, where the defendant was staying Mr. Miller himself, who has his own rival inven- The commission as Major in the Army of Brevet-Major
James Leith, 2d Dragoons, to be dated 28th July, 1858, wheat, and sales were effected somewhat freely at previous
terms. In other grain no material change.
worthy of this great nation : that covert insi- ing the terms of the convention. In order that it beries, were found in his possession. at the time, and this brought it within the jurisdictions at work in the dockyard, and is not likely
instead of the 20th of that month, as stated in the Gazette Wheat, red .38s to 44s Oats . 175 to 24e
nuations against the Emperor of the French- might seem there was, in his opinion, nothing to -. The Assistant-Judge said there was not the tion ef the Court ; but the proof of handwriting was therefore to inspect such work with too favourable f
0 7th September, 1858. White do .46s to 48s Beans 386 te 465
such as may be fonnd in Lord Malmes- regret, he treated the Austrians with a cordiality slightest doubt or difficulty in dealing with such a deficient, and it was principally for the production an eye. Having completed his contract in March, The commission as Major in the Army of Brevet-Major Barley 24s to 37s Peas .....34s to 38e
case as this, and the sentence upon the prisoner was of further evidence on this point that the proceed- the defendant a long while after sent in his account Thomas Rattray 61th Ben al Nt. I fent
g a ive n ry, to be ante- -
bury's letters to Sir 'James Hudson-and inde- which verged on obsequiousness, and distinguished
b k • 1 •d f • d" d . M 1* d d h - '
ate to t e Ist May, 1858. ,
' ' were Prince Metternich as if he had been the renresenta- that he. e ept in pena servitu eor ten years. rugs were a journe . to r. IN iller, who told him that was not the proper EXETER-JAN. 13,
corms snubbing of the King of Sardinia,
not only bad in point of taste, but also in point of tive of an old and trusted al y. ,
Tre whole bear- It may be Mentioned that while the prisoner Mr. West now appeared on behalf of the Admi- place; he must send it to the Accountant-General at COMMISSIONS BY LORDS-LIEUTENANT. The business to-day was dull at the following prices :-
embled its wa-s in the House of Detention a letter was sent reify ; and Mr. Sleigh for the defence. the Admiralty. Thereupon Mr. Salmon sent it to the County of Oxford-John. Fowden Hodges, Esq to be Wheat, white..ss 9d to 6s Od 1 Barley. . 4s Od to 4s 3d
policy ; and that there was a broad and obvious ing of the Imperial Court too much res e
in to him from one of his accomplices ; it Mr. W. Regan, practical engineer, King Edward- Admiralty, but there the reply was, "We can't pay Deputy Lieutenant. Ditto red .. 5s 3d to 5s 6el Oats ....... 38 Od te Os 0 1
line open to England which would have ena
bled her conduct after the conclusion of the peace with Rus-
. his was in hieroglyphics, undecipherable ex- street, Lambeth-I know the defendant, and know it, because it is not signed by Mr. Miller ;" and, in Cambridge University Rifle Volunteers-James Baker, Flour, fine, 32s to 33s ; seconds, 30s to 315 per sack.
to use her influence in behalf of Italy without in sia. In the meantime the:journals opposed to t , ...• , Esq., late Bth Hussars, to b3l • •ofa ' Stu CATTLE.
e ajor , e vats rges,
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the least compromising that stern neutrality which country had their way, and those tirades were pu
b- cePt 3'
b th h t 1 dthh• h d •t" I h h* • 11l f t th.
ose w o wro e i, an e is an wri ing, as ave seen im write wlewe ac , every ing goes to prove tnat miller attempted Esq , late Bombay Artillery, to be Captain ,• Duncan Dar- The attendance was fair, and the market was largely
erson to whom it was addressed, and it was got were sta in at the same hotel in Manchester in to throw cold water on Salmon's invent" B t
ions. u ,
Englishmen, with one heart and one mouth, de- lished which roused in the English people a spirit p . roch, Esq., 8.A.,t0 be Lieutenant; Alfred Edward Northey, supplied with stock with an active busines d• P k
s ()mg. or
mended should be maintained: The then Minister of which the Volunteer movement is the result. But into the prison bb • dd • f 18'" II" ' f f h h h h b' '
y eing wrappe roun a piece o oi. e was acting as agent or my at er at t e owever tat may e, it is clear that Salmon had Esq., to be Ensign ; Robert Bu E i
rn, sq., M.A., to be Cap- carcases in molerate supply.
b h f • d f .. b• 0. 11 -d t • d I had f
f utter, t e nen s o prisoners ein aow e o time, an requent opportunities of seeing not got his money in the middle of December, and I thin ; Richard Digby Cleasby, Esq., to be Lieutenant ; Fatbeef, p score,los6d to lls E
did indeed maintain neutrality, but the influenee of the indignation of Italy and the remonstrances o b wes, per lb .... Ged to 7d
cert
his Government on the Continent was reduced to a this country were not to be quieted by any con •
supply them, if they think fit, with food before him write. I believe the envelopes and the letter don't know and don't care whether he has got it yet, Henry Evelyn Oakely, Esei., 8.A., to be Ensign.
lat City of Edinburgh Artillery Volunteers-Thomas Sheep, per lb.
Pork careases,do 8s 6.lth 9seel Wethers, d0e.... 7d to 7e I.
minimum. A policy that was pro-Austrian one between the lately hostile Courts. The people of tria .
1 The letter was acu ' 't
nom y, unique in its poduced to be in his handwriting. although Mr. Miller in December certified the in- Bel, Esq., to be Captain; Archibald Campbell, Esq., to be 6d to 7d Fat calves, d 0.... 6id to Od
Rough fat, 41d per lb.
rsuasion waY•
week and anti-Austrian another, that was shaped Central Italy held their own; in spite of pe , The trick was detected by the Governoi, Mr. Sleigh said he was quite satisfied with this voice and Mr. Salmon sent it to the Admiralty. No First Lieutenant ; Joh M
n orehead MTarlan, Esq., to be
back hfdtlt th • h•lh h ffh d .t. b lb ' •
wo re use o e e prisoner ave it, a t oug proo oan wri ing, ut a t ough he knew the doubt the Admiralty has been perfectly right in in- Second Lieutenant BRISTOL SUGAR-JAN. 13.
from hand to mouth in nervous subservience to the and almost threats, they declined to receive
th Itt •o• 't 'cl h Id d ' d M F. Id ftl P • I • - *
eaer on sceine i sai e cou rea it, an . essrs. ie , 0 le rivate nquiry-office, who stituting a rigid investigation when a charge was Lanarkshire Artillery Volunteers-sth Company-John
exigency of the passing hour, and was changed their fugitive Sovereig ,
ns and the King of Sardinia, Our mk t t"
ar o con mues to wear a healthy aspect, and all
dto temporise was yet sufficiently that it was meant for him. Inspector Holden has had been employed to prove it before, and believed made of an attempt to bribe a dockyard officer • but Brooks Wright, Esq., to be Captain; Matthew Bulloch• kinds of raw su ar
g hs experience a steady demand, at full
from day to day, in fear of some adverse motion in though compelle ' ' Gent., to be First Lieutenant ; Adam Cunningham Scott, rices. Refl
- ' ' t b possession of it, and several of the an have de- them to be very res ectable men, hth ht tb ' th. ' ••1 ff I
g g d . p d e oug eir as is is a ermine o ence, must say that there is p . ners . aye purchased somewhat extensively,
Parliament or some outspoken challenge from the independent to exercise an act of sovereign y, y Gent. te be Second Lieutenant
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I had no allowme Buoncompagni to accept the functions of c ine o rans a e it. mo eof proving the efendant's handwriting un- nothing in the evidence at all to support the charge. Lanarkshire Rifl ' ' and prices appear likely to advance. Refining descriptions
press, and had no fixed principle, because i ele olunteers-30th Company-Alexan- must be quoted at 42s and
d t° Itb t• •t became necessary in the Elizabeth Bradley, 28, was indicted for feloni- fair and therefore objected to it. Even, however, if your Lordship should send der Crum Ewing, Esq., to be C ptain ; Dugald Maefie/ Refined goods ems • " grocery :Ios. to 4es., per cwt.
heerty sympathy with liberty, could not comman Regen . n e mean ini!i , li'l TW M. enence a consumpttve sale, at about re-
me It French Emperor's opinion, to call together the ously robbing Lucy. Street of the sum of 2s. 6d. in ir. . . iller re-examined-I produce the cer- the case to a jury, I should not regret it for the Gent., to be Lieutenant ; Allan APNaughthn, Gent., to be cent values. Rums aro sl f
respect abroad nor give satisfaction at ho . _ ow o sale.
ns of Europe, in order to decide on the an omnibus. tificate given by me. It is indorsed upon the back of sake of Mr. Salmon, except in so far as it would put Ensign. 31st Company-James APlntosh, Esq. to be -
lowered us in every respect, and left an extremely natio Captain• William E lin G
g , ent., to be Lieutenant ; 'James
future settlement of Italy. What were the real Mr• Poland appeared for the prosecution, in- the invoice, and is as follows :-" This apparatus is him to a great deal of trouble and expense, for A , , COAL MARKET-JaN 13
difficult task to the new Foreign Secretary. i Gregor, Gent., to be Ensign 34th C -John • .
0- views of Napoleon and Count Walewski we can- structed by Mr. Beard for the London General good and fit for her Majesty's service." It is dated which the Government, upon his acquittal, will not Clark Crawford, Es . • ompany
(Prices of Coal per Ton at the dose of the market.)
The lapse of a year finds us much in the same p q., to be Captain ; Thos Russell, Gent.,
'de whether not sa • but it is plain that the refusal of our Omnibus Company ; Mr. Tindal Atkinson defended Dec. 13,1859. I had received a letter from the Ac- give him the slightest compensation. (Applause, to be Lieutenant •J hn Ml' W• 1 a. d• Walls End.
sition, and Ministers have now to deci y , .
C th • ttG lth • • let l•h h ffi f h - _ .
__ _ , o . 1 son, Gent., to be Ensign. es ,
xample of last spring, or Government to take any part in the ongress e prisoner. coun an • enera e same morning, stating ta.wne t e o cers ot e court promptly repressed.) 60th Company-John Kerr Clark, to be Captain ; James I) st Hartle 15 3
ewer sWe y. , s. d•
they will imitate the e. Thomson Hend Buddle's West Hartleyls 0 Heugh Hall
ce as this country, may unless the liberties of Central Italy were secured It appeared that the prosecutrix was in a City payment of the account was pressed fol. I received The Lord Mayor-This is a very intricate case, erson, Gent., to be Lieutenant ; John Rus- 18 6
vigorously use such influen , , sell, jun. to be Ensign 36th Company-John Warren Tanfield Moor Butes ..14 3 Hetton..., 2O ' 0
in behalf of as speedy a settle- from armed invasion had no small effect in the and Paddington omnibus on the 13th of December, a letter from Mr. Salmon, I think since May, but I Mr. West, and I should like to hear something from L .... ,- . . ..
justly claim to use aw, _emcee to be Captain; John Young, Gent., to be Lieu- Wylam
be of the questions still in dispute as councils of the Tuileries. From that time the and the prisoner sat beside her. Upon the prose- do not exuctly remember the month. I put it in you on the point of law.
merit as may tenant ; Alexander Cunningham Shirreff, Gent., to be En- Powell' s Marlyn Steam 22 6
to Central Italy. All the arguments that had force Emperor felt that he must break either with cutrix asking to be put down, as he opened the door the fire. It Purported to Come from Mr. Salmon, Mr. West-The Admiralty have considered the sign. 40th Company-William Rigby, Esq., to be Cap- Walls End. Gamey and Duffryn
in that direction hare force now ; and we shrink the free States of Europe and the enlightened "he tain • J
to let her out the conductor distinctly saw the pri- but I did not reply to it. Ido not know Mr. Sal- case very fully, and, if your lordship considers t , oseph Wellington Whitehall, Gent., to be Lieute- Whitworth 16 0 Malting 2LI 6
not from saying that if it should appear that by a opinion of his own country, or with the Emperor of soner withdraw her hand from Mrs. Street's pocket. mon's handwriting ;of my own knowledge I never point of law to be clear, you will, no doubt, commit nant ; John Parry, Gent., to be Ensign. Harton .. l7 6 Nixon's Duffryn 22 6
cautions arrangement between France and England Austria and the Roman priesthood. He could not He asked her if she had missed anything, and she spoke to him on the subject of that letter. I spoke the defendant for trial. There are many eases of sth Company of Staffordshire Rifle Volunteers-Frede-
rick Wlt E b L.
a on, sq., to e ieutenant ; Henry Underhill, Thornley 17 6 .
a unity of policy can be agreed upon which shall hope to find a middle course. The Italians, relying said she had lost a paper with some money in it. to him once after receiving that letter, but did not the kind given in " Russell," and you are doubtless Esq., to be Ensign. 9th Com an
p_ -William Adams the Ships at market, 19-Sold, 19.
hold out the prospect of an adjustment of Italian on the moral support of the friends ofliberty in both He then asked her to re-enter the omnibus, and mention it. aware of that of Grafton where the bribe was younger Esq., to be Pa ta• Johy Nash Peaks E
e p
.in; n , sq., to - • .
ride on till he saw a constable. The prisoner Mr. West-I think lamin a position to prove simply for using his general:influence ; but my own be Lieut.' a • ' • RAILWAY' INTELLIGENCE.
en?.n , William Simms Bull, Esq., to be Ensign.
affairs without involving us in the necessity of war, hemispheres, would make no unworthy concession.
it would be the bounden duty of our Government Austria and tbe Pope were pressing for an armed wanted to get out, but he told her to wait awhile, the contents of that letter. proposition is, that if any man offers money to any Lancashire H
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• ussar Yeomanry Cavalry-Thomas Arthur •
as he thought she had got some money which the Mr. Sleigh-Oh, you may ta.ke it for granted, if I servant of the Crown for any services which it is in , Gent., late of the 13th Light Dragoons to be TRAFFIC RETURNS FOR THE 'A EEK.
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not to lose so important an opportunity of restor- interference to carry out the Treaty of Zurich, Cornet. . ------
lady had lost from her pocket, and he would not you like, that Mr. Miller received a multitude of his power to perform as a public servant, it is for a 6th Divisio
ing to Europe the blessing of assured peace and while England, true to her mission, has declared nof Lancashire Rifle Volunteers-Joseph Miles Openea. Receipts.
allow her to leave. He gave her into tbe • custody letters from Mr. Salmon, but show the letters if you jury to decide as to the motive. Peel, Esq., to be Captain • Marcus Bro Railways. _____A--______. .-----•-----..
general confidence. The Emperor Napoleon knows that no such act should have her concurrence. -Westhead, Esq.,
of the the waterman of a cab rank, who took her want to prove their contents. The Lent Mayor-I have given this case all the to be Captain; William 'Romaine Callender the f--1860. 1859. 1860. 1859.
younger,
how to keep his own counsel, and our own Mini- The struggle has been a long one, but it is now Esq to be Ca tai • .---e"
to the police-station ,and the prcsecutrix charged The Lord Mayor-The reference to the letter is attention possible, with the advantage of the advice _. , pn , Frederick Charles Ede Gent., to be X z
titers have one and all been silent as the grave on over. The French Emperor has taken his course, nieutensait; Walter Bo fi Id We h '
ith her. When- searched, money corresponding in altogether so vaeue that I think we need attach no and assistance of our able chief clerk, Mr. Good- Lieuthnant • Edward ous
e st ead, Gent., to be Ballymena and Portrush... 35 35 - -
all questions of foreign policy, with the one exception and it is one which will help to reconcile him w. verall Bloackle
y, Gent., to be Lieu- Bedale and Leyburn lO 10 - -
in
of Lord John Russell's speech at Aberdeen. The pub- that great body of liberal-minded and reflect g amount and coin with that lost by the prosecutrix importance to it*. man, and I have arrived at the coaclusion-which tenant ; Ro'bert Porter •
Hickson, Gent to be Ensign ; Belfast and Ballymena 65 05 1,015 aese
his was found upon her. Mr. West-Very well - then I will go no further I hope is a just one-that the defeadant was ac- Isaac Gleave, Gent. to be E• • "
lie is therefore left very much to its conjecture a.s to men who hare watched with anxiety and regret , __ . , nsign , Peter Mawdsley, Gent, Belfast and County Down 2O 20 505 431
-what is going on. But by the light of recent events recent policy. He has resolved to show to the Mr. T. Atkinson addressed the jury at some with it.
1 th f th •
or e prisoner. tuated by a corrupt motive in sending £5 to an to be Ensign.
sth Division of Lan •
The witness WES then cross-examined by Mr. officer of her Majesty's dockyard. The question caslure Artillery Volunteers-Robert Birkd., Lane., & Ches. June 32
Blyth and Tyne 2O 32 2,095 2,2 g
20 1,080 r
it is not difficult to see that thepolicy of the French world that he did not make war for empty glory eng Raysford Jackson Es Bristol and Exeter 125 119 5,573 5,'
90
The jury found her guilty, and no less than four Sleigh-I am patentee of an apparatus for more which naturally arises ie-for what purpose could .ji ~ q., to be Captain • William Codding- C '
Government is substantially what was sketched in or to strengthen a tottering throne, or to employ to , Gent., to be First Lieutenant • Geo' aledoman 19911 1981 14,312 mile
un-
the late pamphlet, "Le Pape et le Congres," and, if a dangerous army, but to give to a gifted and b
former convictions for picking pockets in °rani- easilY generating steam and economising fuel. and this money be sent ? And from a common sense to be Second Lieutenant. , rge Whewell, Gent, Ches.&Holyhead(with3lold) 94 -
Cockermouth & Workington 8 8 -
uses were proved aeainst her, and the Police said the apparatus -of the defendant is simply to con- view I must consider that it was sent for some im- 3d Division of Lancashire A. till
•
so, that it is a policy with which England can fortunate people that freedom which
.has been so a. r ery Volunteers-William Cork and Bandon 2O 20 407 ii27l.
sympathise, and with which, with suitable restric- long denied them. The conce t
r which has thus ens Gent to e
she was connected with a gang of thieves pursuing suttee smoke. They are not rival patents, but his proper purpose. lam further borne out in this con- Ev , ~ b Second Lieutenant. Cork, Blackrock, & Passage 6l 04 215 26a
7th Com an of Surre Rifle lieeside l7 17 22.3 232
d co- been established between France and England is
tions, and on proper conditions, she woul . , . ,
the same course of plunder and was herself a most apparatus effects some portion of the same results elusion by a part of the letter in which the second ~ . P 37 Y Volunteers-Williara Tiffin 60
Dublin & Bela
1 d • h* h h
p t pickpocket. She could pick a lady s pocket as mine. Defendaufscontract was finishedia march. half of the £5-note was enc ose ,inw ic e says, iliff, junr., M.D., to be Honorary Surgeon. st Junction
Dublin and Droo-heda ees
operate. The retiremeat of Count IValewski marks the guarantee for the freedom of Italy. We be-
ex-er IIC' h f - - - ' • • • • 1•h b .1 4th Company of• Surrey Rifle Volunteers -Edward Dub. &Wick ''' 63
63
13"
1'
34
whrile oo mg in er ace. and his bill was not paid up to the 13th of Dec., " I hope for a larger vesse , wit more oi er power, low (m.Kingst.) 404 4011 1,902 1,7
the triumph of the Emperor's original purpose over lieve that the mere fact ef such an understanding Hooper Galton, Gent., to be Honorary- Surgeon. Dundalk and Enniskillen - 6:.10 539
57
The Assistant-Judge said the prisoner had arrived but it had been lying with me at that date for about to do next." I think the case is one which deserves 41h Company Kent Artillery Volunteers-Laz S'
arus mon Dundee and Arbroath l7} 17i 688 N 4
the various Austrian and other influences that have subsisting will be enough to settle all the questions .• Dundee, Perth, & Aber. Jutt. 31 31 1,065 1,061
been brought to bear upon the French Foreign- now in dispute. It is reported that when the 'lit in her career of crime when it became a fortnight for certification. I made a proper eaa_ a more thorough investigation than we can give it
at a poi _ Magnus to be Captain. - East Anglian BOB 772
• absolutely necessary to remove her from the inta- mina.tion of the work and the terms of the contract here ; that investigation it will doubtless receive 9th Company Kent Rifle Volunteers-Maudestly Gans- E.Counties,Nrfk &E Uni 674 674
~ . on 499 489 20,103 21,213
office, and seems to sign the death-warrant to the French Emperor determined on adopting the policy sen Best Esq to b
, .., e Captain.; William Stevens, Esq., to East Kent l9l _
mous connexions she was mixed up with. The sen- before I eigned the certificate, and in signing it I before a jury, and I therefore feel it my duty to 277 --
hopes of the exiled Dukes, and to the reign of recommended by Englandhe applied to our Govern- be Ensign. E.Lancashire(in.Blackburn) 111 105 -
tence upon her was four years' penal servitude. did not act contrary to my duty as her Majesty's commit the defendant for trial.
tyranny in the Romagna. It does not follow that merit to know whether we were willing to stand by West Kent Light InfarAry Ree-iment of Militia-Bertie Edinburgh and Glasg,ow
the policy of France is therefore transparent, but it him should Austria seek to enforce the Treaty of
• The prosecution was a ver y proper one by the Lon- servant. Mr. Sleigh-But you will merely require his own Djathew Rob rt E - °
e s, i sq., Adjutant, to serve with the rank Edinbur
'gh Perth,& Dundee 78 78 3,484 3,202
don General Omnibus Company, as it showed their Mr. Sleigh-Did Mr. Salmon, either by letter or recognisance to appear at the Central Criminal oT Captain. Fort '
h & Clyde Junction
does mark an approach to the side of liberty on Zurich by another appeal to arms. It would have Furness
which we could not have calculated sanguinely a been, in any case, a departure from our established determination to protect passens,,ers using their word of mouth, ask you to do so ? Court ?He has appeared here to-ddy in the same East Kent Peegiment of Alilitia-The notice of Commis- Glas 22 6 73°
gow & South-Western' 1834 1834 3,313 '
few months ago. The truth is that though much policy to enter into such an engagement, but happily vehicles from these depredations, and the conduc- Mr. Goodman (chief elerk)-The intent of the way. sion of Eresign Hatfeild, inserted in the Gazette on. the 6th Great Northern 283 283 21,529 21,362
58 1,470 1,291
has been done for-Lombardy by the war, Central the thing was not necessary. To the inquiries of the tor, John Burton, No. 133, had behaved in a highly ' letter is a matter of construction, and therefore you The Lord Mayor-Yes, that will be sufficient. January instant, should have ~been as follows :-Charks Great North of Scotland
Taddy Batfeild instead of George Taddy Hatfield. qt.Southn. & Westn.(lrind ) 226 226 ' 5,389 5,637'
Italy is much as it was a year ago ; and whatever British Government Austria is said to have answered creditable manner. It was not a ease in which he lead better omit that from your question, and The defendant entered into the required recog- 4th Company East York Rine Volunteers-Uharles Mor- Great Western 406 466 26,683 24,44!
reasons there wero then for moving on behalf of a that she had neither the will nor the power to enter could order a reward, or he certainly should do SO, merely ask him as to any conversation which has nisance, and was thereupon discharged. gan Norwood Esce ,to be captain ; John Joseph Thorney Hull and Holderness
but he hoped his conduct would not pass uncoil- passed between them. _ tAystrzosustraeldrenen June. gi 55 612 eue___,
reform of the Roman Government- there are now. into another Italian campaign, and that if France Esq., to be Lieutenant ; George IDA Ring-rose, Esq tbe i
~ o 251 2SI Za._,
in sidered by the company, for his vigilance had been Mr. Sleigh-Very well. The latter plainly is a FIIO2II THE GAZETTE OF L AST NIGHT Ensir. Killarney Junction - 24,,,
If, then, there was an argument against the longer misted the restoration of the legitimate rulers
occupation of Rome by French troops, that argu- Italy, Austria could only protest against the in- the means of bringing an old offender to justice. matter of construction, and I will therefore merely le lss Gloucestershire Artillery Volunteers-John Bat- Lancaster and Carlisle (in.
tersby Harford, Esq., William Montague Baillie, Esq , Kendal and Windermere) 100 100 - i
--- •
Mr Puland said he had no doubt it would not be ask you, Mr. Miller, whether, in any conversation WIIITEIIALL, JAN. 12. Lane. & Yrks.(in.Blackburn) 28
ment is in force now. If, then, it were desirable to justice. To France now belongs the settlement of • Henry Grant, Esq (late 74th Regiment), and Francis 2891 - -
put an end to the discords between the subjects of Central Italy. Enel iasse .
d over without reward, as the com eine- were which -ou had with him, the defendant ever said The Queen has been leased to resent the Re " Phili e. •
re and will still hold to her prin- I I . 3 e e v. William p Eeerton Esq. (Commander Royal Navy), to be LI
Limerick aud Foynes
anelly 2
46 • 2t,ft 137 136 '
355 07 -
determined to rosecute in ever case of robber •in one word to ask or su sees' o -ou do n ct Cadmium M.A. to the Dietrict Rector of Tri • • ,Ca tain -
the Papal States and their Government, it is no less ciple ofavoicEng actualintercerence, though no doubt 13 y 3 ee .tytoay a • • • • .• y nity, in the Ps i Francis Tothill, Gent., Sholto Vere Hare, London & North-Western . 917 ill 71,565 66,039
heir omnibuses contrary to your duty ? parieli of Saint Marylebone, in the county of Middlesex, Gent., Francis Walter Savage, Gent., and Charles Daniel London apd Blackwall i 230
desirable now. The late war has only incidentally the two countries will joiu in a common plan for t • 5 1,439 1, a
L d & S tl W 54 3 13 00.
Michael Campbell, 16, Patrick Harrington, 16, Witness-No, he did not. and diocese of London, void by the resignation. of the Very Cave, Gent., to be First LieMenants ; Hen L B
ry ucas ean on on ou 1- estern . 339 307 14,77 ~. ..
done anything in this direction. By necessitating recognising and assisting the new Government. Rev. Thomas Gamier, now Dean of Ripon. Gent. (late North Somerset Yeomanry), George Garrard, Lend. Brighton, &S. Coast. 2234 1904 13,383 Mee'
Robert Edwards, Is, and Frederick Woodward, 49, Mr. Sleigh-If he had, you would, I suppoee, in 707 744
the recal of the Austrian troops to the main body of We may congratulate our countrymen. and the - DOWNING-STREET, JAN. 12. Gent., Edward Gore Langton, Gent., and Henry St. Vin- 111..0'dnejas,rrair Enrskillen
the army, it enabled the Romagnoli to shake off the world that the year opens so auspiciously, and hope •ndieted for robbine Thomas Haee of a witch our • indienation as a üblic servant h flt .
were i , be, , y e p . , ave e The Queen has been pleased to appoint James eoutts cent Ames, Gent., to be Second Lieutenants • Anthony Itian ,lieffieuff,& pionucottlennsg: A 980 952 a
igl 12,119 9,5"
lue £3 11:s property, Woodward was also charged strongly tempted to knock him down ?
tyranny of the Pope, but it has left no abiding that the Italian people are now at the dawn of ava , Crawford, Esq., to be a Member of the Legislative Council Graves Power, Esq., M.D. (late Staff Assistant' Surgeon), Man.ch. S.Jun.&Altrincham 9t -el L,Oll 6''''
Government instead. -The present dictatorship is long day of prosperity. as a receiver. Witness-Yes, I should ; and I considered the of the colony of New Zealand. to be Surgeon, Maryport and Carlisle - 28 28 910 1,02,11
' ' .
Tiiis was an ordinary case of pocketpicking as far sendieg of the leo a very great insult. CROWN-OFFICE, JAN. 12. 18th Middlesex Rifle Volunteers-John Charles Tem- Midland -
but provisional, and cannot be allowed to continue. pler, Esq., to be Captain. Midland Gt.Westn. of Mud. 177 177 2,229 • 1;:il$ '
as the robbery was concerned, but the prisoner Mr. Sleigh-No doubt. I have nothing more to MEMBER RETURNED TO SERVE IN THE PRESENT Monkland 52 52 967 1,190
The Duchies are in the same condition,' and,in filet; 21st Middlesex Rifle Volunteers-Francis Alfred Hawker, men •
MYSTERIOUS ji RA TII OF A" GEN iLE- Woodward, who was known among all the thieves ask 1 ou. PARLIAMENT. moutlish. Rail. & Canal 44 14 1,889 nines
the whole Italian business has to be adjusted from Borough of Readina-Sir Francis Henry Goldsmid, Bart Esq., to be Captain ; Charles Vine, Gent., to be Lieutenant, Newcastle and Carlisle 7B 78 2,820 2,751 '
HAN A T HACKNEY. of Lendon by the slang name of " Clockey," from Mr. West-Stay a moment, Mr. Miller. I will • ' James Duncan Campbell, Gent., to bo Ensign. Newport,Aberga& Herder 5O 50 1,446 1,3' g
beginning to end, the accretions from the war being one of h M • ''
'
er ajesty s counsel learned in the law in the
0 his having been a clockmaker, had had the three put the same question to you which my learned room of Sir Henry Singer Keating, Knt 'f th MEmoßANuum.-sth, or Royal Eltherne Light Infantry North British tin. Dalkeithd 154 144 5,872 . 6,185)
bet instalments of its solution. In such an adjutt- ~ one o e 404 419
meet it is not right that France be left single- Yesterday morning Mr. John Humphreys, the younger prisoners under his tuition, and had been friend put just now and afterwards withdrew. Did Justices of the Court of Common Pleas. Regiment of Middlesex Militia-The Queen has been'
aciousl lease North Devon
North-Eastern 35 35
716 -735 i 32,266 29,12.5,
handed if she be willing to adopt a policy in which Coroner for East Middlesex, and a jury, assembled the means of their becoming thieves, he receiving Mr. Salmon in anY letter which he sent you ask WAR-OFFICE, PALL-MALL, JAN. 13. - gst ypd to accept the resignation of the Commis-
len held in this Re ime
g nt by Lieutenant William Robin- North London f 9 9 2,372 2,1!:
England and other oreat Powers can join. The at the Green Dragon Tavern, Well-street, Hackney, and disposing of the plunder they obtained. He yo t
uo do anything ? 4th Regiment of Dragoon Guards-Cornet Edward Ade- son Truman. North Staffordshire
North-Western 233 233 7,516 .0,7' '
proposal to terminatbe all disputes by a Congress to inquire into the circumstances attending the was well known to the police as training poorboys M •
r Sleigh-I beg to state that I withdrew that phus Ferdinand, Lord Seymour, has been permitted to Glamorganshire Rifl V
retire from the service by the sale of his commission. th e olunteers-7th Company-Ar- N. Yorkshire and Cleveland 1011
164 464
- -
- ---
3
ur Pendarves Vivian, Esq., to be Captain ; John Oxford, Wore., & Wolver „102 94 4,427 4,21
- was geed in itself ; but, of course, a Congress can death of Mr. Joseph Pyous, a wealthy merchant, up to thieve for his benefit. question, and that my learned friend has no right 15th Light Dragoons-Ensign John Evel KM 1
Yn • or ey, Richards Homfray, Esq t L• Peebles lBl 18f 192 192
only act by a concurrence of wills, and it is become who it was alleged had died. from poison. They were all found Gully and former convic- to put it. As Mr. Goodman says the letter itself front the 43d Foot, to be Cornet, paying the difference ~ o.be ieutenant. St. Helen's Canal & Railway •30 30 1,769 I,set
daily more probable that such a concurrence as ra 'e ' .11V - alit t ' 1- -I f t del • B
The first evidence called proved that deceased, tions being' Proved against -wares an. Ty oodward, is in court, an isn en must be a matter of con- attaeen nanry an ava ry, vice ury, promoted. Errata in the " London Gazette" of Jan. 6th.-2d Cora-
pany of the Monmouthshire Volunteer Rifle COrpq, called Scottash Central
would be necessary to do anything worth doing is who resided at 3, Eaton-place, Hackney, was found His Lordship said, the best thing he could do struction. Military Train-Cornet George Tasker, frotn half-pay, late the Ist Pontypool.-Richard " Beam" Roden should be -
ecottesh North Eastern ll5 115 3,685 3,36ja
Shrewsbury, & Birmingham 294 294 1,669 1,65;
not likely to be seen at present. The question of 'n his bed on Tuesd
dead i ay morning last, he not with Campbell and Harrington would be that which Mr. West-I contend that I have a right to put tCesto be Ensien without urehase Riche "
lied Transpor rp , . .
~ , , .p , , rd Brown" Roden; " William" Bailey " Hankins" Shrewsbury and Chester
vice McDonald, promoted , Christian 1 redene Gardner, should be " Richard" Bailey 11 Hawkins." 1,
S rcwsbury & Hereford
the Pope's supremacy is a vital one for Rome, haeing been seen since the previous Sunday. he was about to adopt-send them to a reformatory the question, and I will take the opinitn of the Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Townley, pro- Shropshire Union 29} 291 742 71_!
and is held to be so by most of the Roman Mr. George Able, a builder, of No. 1, Eaten- for three years. Edwards had been before con- Lord Mayor upon it. meted'. - South Devon
Catholic Powers. ' Austria and Naples, in parti- Place, stated that he was called in on Tuesday after- victed, and he should sentence him to three years' The Lord Mayor-I think nothing need be asked ec As Fusilier Guards-Major and Brevet-Colonel William NAVAL PRIZE MONEY. South-Eastern 306 302 19,617 111,4.(5'
cular, are pledged to-uphold it, and very ger.erally noon last. Upon entering the room he found the penal servitude, but with respect to Woodward the the witne,ss as to his Construction of a letter which John Ridley to be Lieutenant-Colonel, without purchase, Department of the Accountant-General of the- Nate South Wales l7lf 171 f 6,339 6,15
yr S. Yorkshire and River Dun 108 108 3,108 3,0.",1
deceased lying in bed. He was upon _his left side case was far different. It would be an idle waste is in court. vice Brevet-Colonel Walker, C.B. premoted to the rank Admiralty, Somerset-house, Jan. 9, 1860.
there will be powerful demonstrations against the • Stockton and Darlington
and qnite dead. Deceased had an orange in his of words to say anything to him. A viler mis- Mr. West-But the letters are not all in court. lof Major-General ; Captain and L'ieutenant-Colonel and Notice is hereby eiven to all •ttd th • Taff Vale
persons in eres e . erem, .54 - 54 4,418 3,56,„"
only policy that can make Italy free and indepen- Brevet-Colette' J. Hamilton Elphinstone Dalrymple to that preparations abre no • Ulster - - 1,531 1,7 r,
left hand up to his mouth, and he was undressed, creant could not be found. than a man wh t ht
o aug can show that Miller received another letter, which, be Major, without purchase, vice Brevet-Colonel Ridl w being made for the intended
dent. Men of limited range of TiCWS cannot, and distribu • Ulverstone and Lancaster . 19 19 582 372
ey : non ,of proceeds received, and tonnage bounty 309
overed over with the bedclothes. There were two children to become criminals for his own adetentage• from the nature of its contents, he burnt with Lieutenant and Capt ' th Vale of Neath 254 251 1,128 1,
others will not, see that the reform of the temporal c am e Hon. Roger Mostyn to be awarded, for the Governor P •
arns, captured on the 2d July, warrington and Stockport. 10 - -
small phials containing poison, a six-barrelled re- The sentence upon him was 10 years' penal servi- contempt. I have a perfect right t t Ca tain and '
government of the Pope; or any limitation or modi- opu a question Is Ineutenanteeolonel,, without purchase, vice 1858, by her Majesty's ship Heron ; also, the proceeds re- Waterford and Kilkenny 3l 31 -351 • 304
istol a owder fl -
yolver, and a small pocket p , p ask, a tude. as to the contents of a letter which was so burnt and r v t-C
Be e olonel Dalrymple ; Ensieen and Lieutenant ceived, and tonnage bounty awarded, for the Name Un- Waterford and Limerick
ficatcon of it, would elevate still higher the sanctity Suseex V S West Cornwall 271 271 618 473
, . tephenson to be Lieutenant and Captain, known, supposed Mary Elizabeth, captured ou the llth
of the Pontifical office in the e ftl R
yes o ie oman box of percussion caps, and a bullet lying upon the Ellen O'Reilly, 39, was indicted for unlawfully destroyed. without purchase, vice Mostyn • Frederick Henry Har- July, 1858 bh.M • f ' It' Heron • and also, the W.HartlepoolHarbr.&Rail. 39 39 3,479 3,18
table on the right side of the bedstead, within the infiicting grievous bodily harm upon Esther Seeby. The Lord Mayor-No, I think not. I think you , y el' ajes.y as ip I Whitehaven Junction l2 12 513 -, v.
Catholic portion of the world, and stren th
gen ford, Gent., to be Ensign and 'Lieute b
nant, y purchase, proceeds received, and tonnage bounty awarded, for the St. VVbitehaven & Furness Jun. 35
a e
reach of the decee-e- There were also several The prosecutrix bad been drinking a pint of stout have no right to question the witness upon the con- vice Ford, promoted. 35 me 444
_ rather than injure the spiritual influence of the . Andrew, captured on the 20th June, 1858, by her Majesty's Whaven,Cleatoreelegreant. 7 7 287 255
books and papers, together with a long letter at a publichouse, when the prisoner, who acknow- tentsOf a letter whichyeu are not in a position to 3d Regiment of Foot-Gentleman Cadet, John Elias Durn- ship Viper. FOREIGN AND core:mare
Huly See. If this were seen, the adjustment of
the Pope's troubles would be easy, but as long
.as ,
written by the deceased to his son and wife. 'edged that she had drunk six Pots of beer herself, produce, but I cannot help expressino• my opinion , e
ford from th , 1 et -t• 0, ti
Rea ae -notary ...c...ege, to be Ensign, Agents or other persons having any just and legal de- Antwerp and Rotterdam 52 62 767 702
the present state of feeling prevails it will be im- rhe several documents were sealed with black got up a quarrel and stabbed her in the eye. that it was singularly indiscreet in Yrr. Miller, as a without purchase, vice Scriven, appointed to the 25th
Foot: mand, unliquidated, against the said award, are required Auserian B2B 673 27 714 26,20
Belgian Eastern Junction 264 264 '
possible to get those consents to the proposals of wax, and duly arranged in order for Perusal. She was found guilty, and sentenced to nine public officer, professing to be so indignant at the 16th Foot-Norman Cameron Griffith Gent to bE • to transmit the particulars of any such demand to the Re-
.
ign gistrar of the High Court of-Admiralty in order that the Buffalo and L
Detroit and Milwauk•
ake Huron -
1,357 1,2!!
France which alone could give them effect. That Witness immediately sent for a surgeon, when months' hard labour. mere idea of bribery, to destroy such a letter in so by purchase, vice Sh • ,•,e Us , , _ _ se
eringham, promoted ; John Richard same may be examined, taxed, and allowed by that Officer, Dutch Rhenish lB5 185 1,759 1,30.
1 2 2 514
084 1081 ,361 ,
~.
being the case, we shall probably have to see the M
ir. Vinall, of Casland-crescent, South Hack- John Griffiths, 18, Frederick Newland, 18, and hasty a way. Pine epffin, Gent.; to bo Ensign, by purchase, vice Jef- and paid under the sanction of the Judge of the said Court Grand Trunk of Canada BBO 880 11,795 7,04')..,
matter decided without a Coneress after all. It is ney, promptly attended, and pronounced the Matilda Newland, 18, were indicted for stealing in Witness-That was because- ,
.s
ferson promoted. Great I
Agents and all other persons holdbag powers of attorney, _ ndian Peninsula 1941 130 e 3,632 2,50:
the interest of all Europe thaeit should be decided deceased to be dead. The deceased was of very ec- the dwelling-house of Mary Forward a workbox Mr. Sleigh-You are not asked to explain, and 23d Foot-Miehael Edensor Heathcote, Gent., to be En- prize orders, assignments, or other instruments, by virtue I)„,reat Luxembourg l2l 122 1,805 1,5?:
sien by purchase, vice Ward, promoted. of wh• hth b 1 11 tetl dto claim the share ureat Western of Canada 345 294 7,513 7,5''
lc ey may e ega yen i e Lombardo-Venetian
without war, and therefore it is th d t fth
e uy o e centric habits, and had not been living with his and other articles, value £3O, her property. They you are not tO answerthe question which my learned -' '
2oth Foot-Captain Robert Small, from half-Pay Mutt- belonging to an ca t --
ere nested, with as little delay L 285 285 '
y p
.or, ar q yens and Genera ll2 142 4,502 4,711
great Powers to see if they can agree upon a policy wife for a considerable period. were further indicted for feloniously breaking and friend put to you. tached, to be Captain; Lieutenant Hen R'd •lel
ry i eut Floyd, as pose e, to transmit the same accompanied by the usual 0
which shall eventually do what is ne f
cessary or Mr. Vinall, tho surgeon, was next eiamined, and enterin 0. the dwelling-house of John Riggs, with Mr. West-Allow me to say, my Lord Mayor, from the 51th Foot, to be Captain, by purchase vice documents, to the Prize Branch' of the De
partment of the Maria Antonia.
Madrid, Saragossa&Alieant 3 0
1 284 11,011 8,1
21 21 -
- Italy without delay-and without hostilities. Should said that he was called to the deceased on Tuesday intent i3o steal goods, &c., therein. that this is no case of discretion or indiscretion on Small, who retires. To be Lieutenants without' pur- " ACCOuntant-General of the Navy, Admiralty, Somerset- Northern of France 602 574 44,444 45,-0;$
the English Government be able to suggest a al. •
p ley afternoon last, about a quarter-past four o'cleck. These were skeleton key robberies, committed one the part of Mr. Miller. The Admiralty have come chase --Lieutenant Edward Charles Mallet Da Carteret, House." Norwegian Trunk
from the 88th Foot ; Lieutenant William Boyd O'Mal- Due notice will be given. by future advertisements in the Paris, Lyons, & Mediterrn 44 44
879 840 659 454
- _
at once peaceful and effectual, and engage France He found the deceased lying in bed, and witness in Charles-street, and the other in York-street, City- forward in this case to prosecute on behalf of the lay, from the 82d Foot ; Lieutenant • •
William Buxton Bo- " London Gazette," of the date proposed for the commence- Paris and Orleans 922 922 14,179 45,00
and the other great Powers in the prosecution of had not seen him previously. The left hand was road. On Newland was found a skeleton key, country, as a great public department, and whee bertson, from the 79th Foot ; Lieutenant James 0. D. ment of distribution; and, at the same time, the amount of Paris and Str
Royal Danishasburg - ::,',
it, they will deserve the lasting thanks of this coun- Pressed against the mouth, and the right hand was which, on being produced in evidence against him, he put that letter into the fire he probably had no Annesley, from the 68th Foot ; Lieutenant Henry John an individual's share in the respective classes will be an- Sambre and Meuse 69
as 69
68 348 3.7.
--.
try and the whole of Europe. by the deceased's bide. Witness examined the would open, he said, almost any door, so that it was idea of anything further taking place upon it. Evans, from the 68th Foot ; Lieutenant Edward Sep- flounced. Southern of France 777 773 19,192 15;4
- body, and could not find any external marks_ of not much different from other keys. Mr. Sleigh-It is strange that a gentleman [ings Lock, from the 82d Foot; Ensign Louis Jones ------- West Flanders
(From the Times.) violence. The body was in an advanced state of The Assistant-Judge said that was a remark who has told us he would knock any man down who •ambert ; Ensien George Terry Luder Carwithen ; En- BANKRUPTS. W. and N.W. of France 74> .7 z 1 40,140 343,1_,,t4
.........---..-,--. -----JP
sign John Price'Mackinnon from the 72d Foot ; Ensign
It is now announced almost in official language decomposition and there was every appearance of which might lead to tho inference that it had opened suggested the mere idea of bribery to him should li Alf •1 Ell• f '
enry issai is, rom the 92d Foot ; Ensign Rode- James Keirs, licensed victualler, 27, Old-street, St. [ADVERTISEMENT.I-Hollowa 'O. U 111.
y s . intment.- leen/
that England and France have fully agreed to the deceased having been dead several days. many doors. The evidence was conclusive, and all burn such a letter, if he ever received it, without at rick John•Hanley, from the 's to surrender Jan. 26 at eleven
47th Foot ; Ensign Abol Luke ' ' ' , and Feb. 23, at sores and scrofulous eruptions of the worst kind, and 1:1
twelve, at the Court of Bankruptcy.
recognise and protect the Central Italian State By the Coroner-From the position of the body the prisoners were convicted. the time mentioning its contents to any one. Henr
y Woodroofe, from the 39th Foot ; Ensign Charles which all sorts of " established" el' h b triu"
reme les are een .
Wiliam Strange printer and blisher ' •
, 294, Strand, Jan. in vain, have been thoroughly cured, and in an almost Dr
which lute been formed out of the Duchies of and the bedclothes, lam of opinion that the do- A former conviction was proved against Griffiths, Mr. West-I will ask him as to its receipt. Did Basset Lewis, from the 4ith Foot. The surname of the 20 lif t ' d r Pli
,at ha -pas one, an • eb. 24, at one, at the Court of credib
Lieutenant transferred from the 33d Foot in the Gazette ly short time, by Holloway's Ointment, The comni°,l/
Tuscany, Parma, and Modena, and the Papal pro- ceased died composedly. my opi„ion is, that the and it was stated that, though so young, they be- you ever receive a letter which you afterwards Bankruptcy. -
of Dee. 13, 1859, is Eliott, and not Elliott, as then stated. topical applications are mere palliatives; but this were
vince of the Romagna. This consummation has deceased had taken laudanum and chloroform, but longed to a regular gang of house-breakers. burneti ? Ja es Warren, li e sed vic
ra
h.
j. 2c n tualler, East Stonehouse, yelled unguent penetrates the source of the evil, destror
27th Foot-Gentleman Cadet Robert Bruce Robertson
been for sonic time certain, and we were enabled to as to the motive, it would be impossible to say, for The female prisoner, who was the wife of New. Witness-Yes, I did. I burned it because-- Glasgow, from the Royal Military Colleee, to be Ensign, Devons ire, an. 3 and Feb. 27, at twelve, at the Exeter the secret virus, and gets rid of h •
District Court. ' t e disease for ever. ?
ordinary cases the ointment should be b • kly bbed iiao
allude to it as soon as the refusal of the Catholic they ma ight have been taken to allay pain arising land, was advanced in pregnancy, and she was sen- Mr. Sleigh-Wait a momeet.-He does not pro. without purchase, in succession to Li tp
eu enant Campbell, Haley Middlewood and John Middlewood, linendrapers, the ff td b ' rie
' ru
Powers to join in the Coneress made it no longer from alsease• There was a wine glass on the table tenced to six months' hard labour, *hide would foss to know the haedwriting of the defendant, and deceased. parts aec e ; ut if they are too tender or irritable,
I, b the deceased's side, which had r tl 31st Foot-Robert Taylor Masefield, Gent., to be Ensi
. Leeds, Jan. 30 and Feb. 27, at eleven, at the Leeds Dis- for this process th hld b *P
, ey sou e gently lubricated with I.
necessary to consult them in the matter. However, y ecen y con- extend beyond her confinement.; Newland to 12 it is not to be endured in the city of London that b gni trict C rt '
011 .
the icy of Engrand is so evidently to avoid all tamed some kind of drug. The rapid decompose. months' hard labour and Griffittls to three years' any charge should be made upon a letter received
pol • • dy pure . ,
hese vice Danyell, promoted. Phili
32 Foot-Lieutenant Ceoree Henry Powell,. from the 47th Jan 25 dF ' / •' • /at least twice a day. The most inveterate tal di as"
p Hawks brickmaker Kinson Ledge near Poole will yield, sooner or later, to th' • ex
ern
se
is ointment.
active interference in Italy that our Government ht h b ,
ton mig ave een caused by the action of the penal servitude by a person who afterwards burns it, and wbo ad- Foot, to be Lieutenant, 'vice Walker, who exchanges ; liar an eb. 21, at 12, at the Exeter District Court. ..
___---
lane James Webber, baker, Teignmouth, Jan. 25 and
has wisely allowed the French Emperor to take the chloroform, and the warmth produced by the bed- (Before Mr. Payne.) units that he does not even knew the handwrie f Assistant Surgeon Geo eS. MD f the Staff F
ing o - ree mon s . ~ rom , eb. 15, at 12, at the Exeter District Court. BIRTH S.
initiative in all that has been done, and if we have clothes which were found upon the body after death. Terence O'Mara and Thomas Balkin, each 17 the person from whom he says it was sent. to be Assistant-Sur
• geon, vice Bradshaw, who exchanges. John Rowlason and Thomas Brooks, builders, Liverpool,
any hand in settling. the future destinies of Italy it Mr. W. D. Lodie, of Bromley Hall, Middlesex, years of age, were indicted fors having stolen five The Lord Mayor-I think that must not be put. 33d Foot-Gentleman Cadet George Malcolm Douglas, from Jan. 23, and Feb. 15, at eleven, at the Liverpool District ANSON.-On the 12th inst., at Longford Rectory, Derbr
h d known the deceased
will only be as the counsellors of the great power stated that he -a - - for many bundles of cigars, the property of William Flack, Mr. West-Then I will not press it further no the Royal Military College to be Ensign, without pur- Court.
wi chase, in succession to Lie:tenant Eliott, removed to the m shire, the wifo of the Rev. T. Anson, of a daughter.
him ver - cc •
which lies on her borders, and whose army still years. He always found y e entric, and from his shop, 18, Upper St. Martin's-lane. but I have no doubt that I can produce proof of the 95th Foot. atthew Bradbury and George Weaver, clothiers, Tun- FITZWILLIAM.-On the 10th inst., at Wentworth Wood.
stall Stafeerdshire Jan 6 nd
, .2 a Feb. 16, at eleven, in the house, the Countess of Fitzwilliatn, of a son.
occupies Rome and Lombardy. The part which this knew that he (the deceased) was in the habit of mr• Brooke prosecuted ; the prisoners were de- contents of the letter on a future day. (To witness) 38th Foot-Lieutenant John Frederick Clinton Boyle lobe B. ' .
irmingham District Court.
Deceased fre ue OAKLEY.-On the 10th inst., at Wickwar Rectory, Gloa'
country has played in the Italian question is so " doctoring himself." q
.ntly corn- fended by Mr. itibton and Mr. Diekie. -What became of the £5 note ? Did you accept it? Captain, without purchase, vice Brevet-Major Daniel, William Jackson victualler K'dde •
for which m
-worthy of our character and °,nr high plae,e in Europe Plained of great pain in the jaw, alady The defence was an alibi, but it failed, and the Witness--Accept it ? deceased ; Ensign Arthur Bailey to be Lieutenant, with-
' Feb. 16, at eleven ' •' • i rminste.r, Jan. 26 and cestorshire, the Lady Georgina M. L. Oakley, of 6
,at the Birmingham District C t
our . daughter.
ut purchase vice Boyle Joseph Bentley the elder and Joseph Bentley the
that it may not be amiss to glance over tne Principal deceesed Was in the habit of taking several liar- jury found the prisoners guilty. Thev were well- Mr. 'West-Did you appropriate it, I mean ? 4ah Foot-G: • . Bif th
ntleman Cadet Henry in on, rom c MARRIAGES.
events which have marked the history of the last six coties. known thieves, and Balkin had been prirriously What did you do with it ? to be Ensign without purchase, younger, gun and pistol makers, Liverpool, Jan. 20 at
Royal Military College, i twelve, and Feb. 17, at eleven / LAMB CK-MENZIES.-On the llth inst 'Il
~ at St. Mary :
months Th
• at a nation which stedfastly resolves Mr. Evans, the summoning officer, produced a convicted. Witness-As soon as possible I gave it to the vice D'Arcey, deceased. Court. ,at the Liverpool District • RI
in-the-Castle, Hastings, George Lambrick, Esq., Cal)"
to keep al f f
oo rom a great struggle, and which number of books and a long letter wri
•tten b the le ,
y c was sentenced to three years' penal servitude, superintendent of the dockyard. 46th Foot-Lieutenant Henry Carr William Hammond to SCOTCH BANKRUPT. al Marino Light Infant Kni
Roy ry, ght of St. Fernando.;
eansequently re • folios in
, eeeves the vituperation of every deceased, which occepied about twenty and O'Mara to 18 months' hard labour. , Mr. West-That is all ; I have no more t k
oas be Captain, without pui c •
• lase vice Connell, deceased.
47th Foot-Lieutenant George Walker, from the 32d Foot, William Richard Paterson, merchant, G 1 to Matilda Ann Elizabeth, eldest daughter of Genet"'
party to the disput h d •
e• s oul in the course of half foolscap. - John Clark, 27, a returned convict, was found You. to be Lieutenant, vice Powell, who exchanges. - asgow. . Menzies, K.H., K.O , 3el
late A.D.C. te her Majesty.
Ro al • •
y Manne Light Infantile
a year succeed in im • • ; ties written uilt of feloniousl • •••
Pressing its policy on all con- In the latter part of one of the ep-s- g Y y i eceis ing a coat, the property Mr. Sleigh-Is that your case ? 53d Foot-Lieutenant Georee Porter, from the 82d Foot, BANK OF ENGLAND.
cerned, and should stand fortl as the friend, by- the deceased, the following occurs .- of Francis Knyvett, and a cap, coat, and cape, the Mr. West-Yes. SIDNEY-WARD.-On. the 12th •t t ell •Ch ell'
to be Lieutenant, vice AC'ton, who exchanges ; Gentle_ An. Account, pursuant to the Act 7th and Sth Victoria, Highbury. hill, Thome Sid ins ~ a nett ur ,
counsellor, and protecto • 1
ret the Italian people, " I was always constant to her, and did mY ut- pronertY of Ebenezer Davis. Mr. Sleigh-Then lam not at all sorry that the nian Cadet Henry Douglas Rooke, from Royal Military cap. 32, for the week ending on Wed d hllh d V Southgate, Middlesex,a AldneY'
nes ay, t e t a. Esq., of Bowes 3
lane i
orman of London forraorli
is certainly a triumph t 1
0t le principle of non_ most to make her happy. We both had faults, The pvisoner and another man went to the house caSe was adjourned. College, to be Ensign, without purchase, in succession of January, 1860:- M.P. for Stafford, to Eleanor Mary Ward, lat ' B le-
aof es_i
interference, aud is calculated •to encourage the but when her temper did not drive me to madness of the 11,,,v, Mr.-Davis, Richmond-road, Caledonian- '
Mr. Goodman-Before you address his lordship e- t•
, to Lieutenant Helshain, promoted without purchase, in
Notes issued ISSUE DEPA.RTmENT. . mont Chase, Uppingham, eldest daughter of W. Wlli'''
the eeth e oot. £3O 00e
, 460 Government Debt X11,015,1Cs Esq.
(toiletry in that course of dignified isol t•( -f om she always found me her slave, and not her master, road. The other, man presented a letter, for Mr. we had better prove the jurisdiction, Mr. Sleigh. eed Foot-Gentleman Cadet Douglas James Broadley Other Securities .. 3,459,9&
a 1 m r
continental broils which has bee : DEATHS.
n alaugurated in ae I waited upon her like a child." Devis, and while the servant took it upstairs ho Mr. Sleigh-Oh, we will take it as granted that Heiden., from the Royal Military College, to be Ensign, Gold Coin & Bullion 15,527,060
the past year. Other portions of the menus: ript were read by cleared the hall of all it contained, and p issed the the Poet•office was the agent of the defendant, and without purchase, in sucession to Lieut. Cameron, pro- Silver Bullion ..• • - AINSAVORTII.-On the llth inst., at Apsley. terrace, MO'
The French Enperor, intent for the t.•
nne on mill- the learned Coroner, showing that the deceased had things to the prisoner, who was waiting outside to the posting of the letter, which was within tl moted, without purchase, in the 2eth Foot. X. 30,002,060 chester Miss Mar Ai
$30,002,060 ~ , y nsworth, aged 87.
le 73d Foot-Brevet-Lieut.-Col. Thomas Rose to be Lieut.- DLICKALL.-On tho 10th • t
ins ~ at Southernhay, Exeter,
tare g eery, seems to have felt that the victory of b ' 1 • • • •• •
een Jea ous ot his es ite for a coneiderable period, receive them. city, gives jurisdietion therefore. I was sa • •h t ••h • B tC 1P• k
pug - Colonel, wit ou pine ase, vice rove o . inc Bey, Pror t '
e ors Cam-
lea.NuiNG DEPARTMENT.
Government Secu- John Blackalli 31. D., aged 89.
- Sofferi.no had secured his throne. What wa th •
s e. e , through the visits of seeeral of his male acquaint- Mr. Payne sentenced him to six years penal ser- that I was by no means sorry that the case was C. 8., deceased ; Brevet. Lieut.-Col. Wyndham Edmund netsa £14,553,000 rities (including
t
3 250 728 Dead WeightAn- ~ nes Butler, Esq., of Cal
tO be 1 Tained by the war more than the complete ances ' • I •
timing Its attendance at church, and at busi- vitude. adjourned on the former occasion, although the Bowes to be Major, without purchase, vice Ross. Public Deposits (in ' ' nutty) £10,963,822 nien Villa, Queen's-road, Dalston, a d
ge 70.
nverth row of an Austrian army ? and this had been nets iu the Cit Christopher Collins, 37, And Cornelius Collins, effect has in easarily been to subject the defe d t 7Gth Foot-Basil Portr Gent to be Ensiten b
, ~ e, y purchase, Outten.- je - i s 1 9 3
. .xche- Other Securit e 9,89-,9 0 CAMPBELL.-On the 9th in t 01°.
Y. nan , vice Greene, who retires. ,at 20, Park-terrace,
eeee
neenmi elished in the 'nest extended bAttle fought The inq ' -. e indicted for unlawfully assaultine who is a practic• 1 e•
uiry was subsequently adjourned for a 32, brothers, wer , 0 A eneincer, and author of several Bed Foot-Lieut. Thomas Acton, from the 53d Foo quer, easee,4„,
t, to be Banks, Commis- Notes
Gold and Silver P 1. Esq., the second son of Ja'" a
sine e nlie day of Leipsic. From the evening of week for the purpos f • for assaulting,' the olice •aluahle im r••
eo a post-inortem examination. Mary nimbly, and also ep . N p o.ements which have been exten- Lieutenant, viee Porter, who exchanges. missioners of Na- Coin 697,069 Campbell, Esq., of Tillichewau, Dumbartonshire, lig'
Solf. Tine, therefore, the French Emperor was ready Mr. Tay ler was for the prosecution ; Mr. Ribton eiv,lYad°Ptedthrougheut the emintrY,to further ex- 87th Foot-Lieut. Anthony Butler to be Adjutant, vice - tional Debt, and 35.
_ _
to co, telude peace. The state o.f Europe was finch as Messrs. Church a 1
-- -- Dividend Ac-
was for the defence. pense and loss of time. It is now, I think, abundantly Lynch, promoted. LOVEOROVE.-On the 10th •tH • L • I'7'4'
ins ~ em y ovegroe e,
'et Son, whose suspension was . COunts) 5 561 925
90th Foot-Brevet-Lieut.-Col. John Christopner G - t ' • • late of Great Marlow eeed 8
to con firm him in this resolu .
tion England, though announced o a '
nI, ednesday, desire to state that the event The prisoners lived in Queen's-ro ,
w Chelsea, and clear that there is not a scintilla of evidence to be Lieut.-Colonol, by purchase, vice Brevet-Col um o Other Deposits 15,543,169 ~ a, 4.
determined not to interfere, was known to be averse was not caused by transactions in swear but from their the assault they committed was upon their landlady, support the charge made against the defendant, of Purnell, Seven play and MILLS.- On the llth inst., at William-terrace, East Dais'
C.B. who retires • Brevot-Lieut.-Col. H • 812,439
from a ler disturbance of the peace of Eur p .
o e Prus- l • .e .
ho ding laiee stocks of fruit, whi ''
' • • enry Hope Cree other 13'11s
-- road, Wm. A. Mills Es . a ed 74.
eh have suffered severe a feeble old woman over 70, her two sons, and two corruptly attempting to bribe Mr. Miller to neglect lock to be Major, by purchase, vice Gil' •L' - - I q 7 g
Ise , ieut. Ivan
Sift and' , the minor German States had armed, the 13
de reciation. uarrel between or do some act
police constables. It arose out of a q contrary to his duty as a public ser- S. A. Herfotd to bo Captain, by purchase, \ ion Crealoek ; Z 39,724,561 X 39,724,561 WIIITEOURN.-On the 12th bast., at Barking, Essex, Iliff'
[A OVERTIXEMEITT.I -Mr Ben - M. MARSHALL, Chief Cashier, Wm. F. eWhitbourn, aged 81.
Ensign Henry James Edg,all ea be Lieutenant b " ,
fortressei iof the Confederation were strengthened, . • son, Lnd,gate-bill, has just the Collinses and. the wife of one of them. ' vant. His handwriting has been proved by Regan, , . H __,. e , y pur- Dated Jan. 12,1860.
• published a new illustrated pamphlet on b cnase, vice ertene• . .
watches (free y plst They were found ouil'y and Mr. Payne, after i and the technical objections which I took the other - -
all the m ilitary establishments put on a war footing, for two stamps). It should be re ir, . t 94d Foetee-Cheoeen Nellie McCallum, VNGt
ad by all who are about Gent., to be LONDON: Printed and Published by MURDO yo
and Bav aria ,had committed almost an act of war buying a watch, as it contains price • • stating that it was a base, cowardly, and brutal day to the proof of handwriting tlirough the Fields Ensign, AVERAGE PRICE OF SUGAR.
s and important intermit- by pnrehese, vice Emmet, promoted; th 1120
by for. el trding Austrian troops and stores through tion as to-What watch to bey! where to buy it , and ho to
w assault, sentenced each of them to 12 months' hard i svas my own act, ees every counsel is bound to act . Ensign Robert Alexander Emmet to •tt tt promotion of ... The Average Price of Brown or Muscovado Smear, cow of No. 112, Strand, Prink% at The Sun Office, No. 1
. , Lieutenancy, by puted from Returns made in the week ending the 10th da Strand, in the Precinet of the Say th ti °
.... .. ___ Finn fAynnitu Dnuari- nap it! , labour. ia such oases for the ben af • ' ith t ha dth •
et 0 hts olient, w ou pipe se, an e retirement of Lieut. Mule) Y eh in e conn
n, to bear ,of Jan., 1860, exclusive of the duties of Customs paid or Middlesex, Saturday, Janualy 14, 1860,

(From the Times.)
It is now announced almost in official language
that England and France have fully agreed to
recognise and protect the Central Italian State
which has been formed ont of the Duchies of
Tuscany, Parma, and Modena, and the Papal pro-
vince of the Romagna. This consummation has
been for some time certain, and we were enabled to
allude to it as soon as the refusal of the Catholic
Powers to join in the Congress made it no longer
necessary to consult them in the matter. However,
the policy of Engrand is so evidently to avoid all
active interference in Italy that our Government
has wisely allowed the French Emperor to take the
initiative in all that has been done, and if we have
any hand in settling the future destinies of Italy it
will only be as the counsellors of the great Power
which lies on her borders, and whose army still
occupies Rome and Lombardy. The part which this
country has played in the Italian question is so
-worthy of our character and our high place in Europe
that it may not be amiss to glance over the principal
events which have marked the history of the last six
months. That a nation which stedfastly resolves
to keep aloof from a great struggle, and which
cansequentlY receives the vituperation of every
party to the dispute, should illurithe course of half
a year succeed in impressingstana its policy on all con-
eerned, and should forth as the friend,
of
counsellor, and protector the Italian people,
is certainly a triumph to the
non-
interference, and is calculated principlet of
enciourage the
Coultry in that course of dignified
isolation
ntefdr from
continental broils which has been
ina
the past year.
French E.nperor, intent for the time on mili-
tary g gory, seems to have felt that the victory of
Sofferi.no had secured his throne. What was the:c
to be 1 Tained by the war more than the complete
()veva'. row of an Austrian army ? and this had been
necnmplished in the mast extended battle fought
sine e 'le day of Leipsie. From the evening of
Solft rim), therefore, the French Emperor was ready
to col telude peace. The state of Europe was such as
to con. firm him in this resolution. England, though
determined not to interfere, was known to be averse
from a Dr disturbance of the peace of Europe. Prus-
sia and' the minor German States had armed, the
fortressei c of the Confederation were strengthened,
all the rn ilitary establishments put on a war footing,
and B av aria -had committed almost an act of war
by for ws trding Austrian troops and stores through
her ter itory. Then there was the famous Quadri-

[ADVERTISEMENT.]—HoIIoway's Ointment.—inceron:
sores and scrofulous eruptions of the worst kind, and for
which all sorts of " established" remedies have been Or
in vain, have been thoroughly cured, and in an almost in'
credibly short time, by Holloway's Ointment, The comail
topical applications are mere palliatives; but this anti'
valled unguent penetrates the source of the evil, &stroll/
the secret virus, and gets rid of the disease for ever•
ordinary cases the ointment should be briskly rubbed into
the parts affected ; but if they are too tender or irritabll/
for this process, they should be gently lubricated with I;
at least twice a day. The most inveterate external disease'
will yield, sooner or later, to this ointment.

LAMBRICK—MENZIES.—On the 11th inst., at St. lekfarY'll.
in-the-Castle, Hastings, George Lambrick, Esq., Olt'
Royal Marin© Light Infantry, Knight of St. Fernand°A
to Matilda Ann Elizabeth, eldest daughter of Genem
Menzies, K.H., K.O , 3d Royal Marine Light Infantry
late A.D.C. to her Majesty.
SIDNEY—WARD.—On the 12th inst., at Christ Churob'
llighbury•hill, Thomas Sidney, Esq., of Bowes Dlanori
Southgate, Middlesex, Alderman of London, forraor/i
M.P. for Stafford, to Eleanor Mary Ward, late of Beauv
mont Chase, Uppingham, eldest daughter of W. WlL't
Esq.

[AnvEnTisEmExT.]—Mr. Benson; Ludgate-hill, has just
published anew illustrated pamphlet on watches (free by plst
for two stamps). It, should be read by all who are about
buying a watch, as it contains prices and important informa-
tion as to--What watch to buy 1 where to buy it and how to
use it!

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of No. 112, Strand, Prink% at The Sun Office, No. 0i
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