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London, England, 1857-01-23 00:00:00

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tCioeTsm'EmaAno.—dn TaChnoengou has also been inquired for at 110, but
holders demand Ilia per lb.
SUGAR.—Rather • less business has been trans-
acted, but the rates recently established for West India
Mauritius and East Indian have been fully maintained.
Foreign—Cuba rather cheaper. The refined market has
been rather dull, but the supplies being scanty full prices
are maintained. Brown lumps are 61s to 62s per cwt.
COFFEE.—A good business has been done in Mocha at
full rates, and Plantation Ceylon has been in request at a
slight advance on previous prices. Native Ceylon is also
in good demand, and good and clean qualities realise as
much as 56s per cwt. The supplies of foreign have been
exceedingly limited.
RlCE.—Thero has been a very liberal supply, and a good.
business has been done in Bengals and Madras, at a slight
reduction in values ; low to mid white is quoted 9s 6d to
10s 6d per cwt.
Rum.—A fair demand has been experienced for Deme-
rara, but owing to the high rates demanded very little
business has been done.
SPICES.—A moderate inquiry for pepper, pimento, and
cloves, at full rates ; ginger, nutmegs, and mace also ruled

steady.
COCIIINEAL.—There has be n leess activity displayed for
this article, but the fine qualities bring full prices ; the low
and inferior descriptions rule lower.
TALLOW.—Only a moderato business has been done.
P.Y.C. on the spot 61s 3d, and for spring delivery GOs Gd
to 61.8 per cwt.

A fire broke out last night in the premises of Messrs
Nurdin and Peacock, egg merchants, o fßerwick-street,
Soho. Before it was extinguished great damage was
done.
THE REV. J. C. GOEHAIL—The Excter Gazette regrets
to learn that the incumbent of Brampford Spoke has
returned from London, little if at all improved in health
by the painful operation which he has recently under.
gone. For some weeks past he has been unable to take
part in the service in his parish church.

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TEE SUN LON DION, FRIDAY EWE NING JAN UARY 2 3, 185 7.
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~,m6.04 1 ' ai 1 kr,,,. fA ' street, Feb. 3, at half-past two, and March 3, at one, at t 1 fi, ys, LA N i". i THE DOUBLE
.MURDE II TN WALIVOUT H. LATV IN T.ELLIGE.NCe.-.Tan. 22. ! ° Country Markets.
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IL- 141 - '--- , the Court of Bankruptcy. Edw. ards official assignee,
An' 4,`, -,4 - • # .:,anahrook-conrt ;J. and J. 11. Linklat:er and frackwood, ' ---412.----
D 6 B LIN., THURSDAY. 'FURTHER AND IMPORTANT PARTICULARS. -....-
i•4IEtZIFFS' COURT. ~
I ant, and to his a,:i ' titv, that he wrote the letters in
fficers of the courait,aproved apprehending the defend- '
Ishugt.ot. . -40-
I Mi.. Vira,keling said the question was whether the DERBY SMITHFIELD.-JAN. 20.
Si:e•lane. (iseatee l'.lr. Unite! -Sheriff. Borchelt.)
__ , - .- Every hour discoverisa are niade by Inepe ear Ss ataeg :
Manchester, Feb. 12, ' ABOLITION OF THE INCOME TAX. PROCLAMATION OF CUTLAWRY. 1 letters were of such a character that the magistrate wen d There was a full average supply of n.t beasts to-day,
. Mansion
„5:1,-).7 (eFF/C.17, Seve)t 174710e7. Henry Frederick Jiii,s, merchant,
and March 5, at. tho lfanchester Di4triA Court.
„Hertia- . A great public meeting Was held at the i , and the other officers engage:i in the ioymt4,ration, lead
• man, official assignee, Manchester ; Stead. Maechesser. ing to the positive cenclusion that Bacon, and not his
bailiff rna:le proclamation, and called upon the following some of the statements in the lever were rather strong,
At the sit'it:g of the c test this paurnilig the principal I send thie case for trial. There could be no doubt tht•.:
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i House to-day at wltich the Lord Mayor presided.
hor of the foul and determined nti the CI Il 4 quire or. ea no supply.
The following were the quotations 1-Beef, 6:: to 6:A;
..----- Stephen Towan, currier, Plymouth, Feb 2 and March 2,
Alderman Roe proposed, and Isaac Butt, M.P., unfortunate wife, is the aut
at ten, at the Exeter Disttict Court. Ilittzel, official ' persons to surrender ith, . tody of the ,-.llfriffs, opn- bfuustdit Tousgti,bee rtth.treiednel
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RUMOITRED DEATH OF BARON i a9signee, Exeter ; Elwornhy, Plymouth._ : seconded, a resolution for the reduction of the murder of his poor children. Yesterday the officers pro- der penalty of outlawry :-T. C. Harrison, . . . . . 7/1 to Bd. ; lamb, -d to 01; veal, .7d tc 8d per
ALDER.SON. - , Jla Ladd builder, Liverpool, Feb. 0 and March 5, at income tax.
ion • 9
1 Eleven, at the T,iverpool District Court. Turner, official ' the resolution.
The members for the city supported , needed to the residence of Mr. Payee, 15, Augleseaaa lb •
t felt hinaseit ver much in•ured and nod, r •'P n' ' •
Paul, Sir W. H. Dillon, W. P. Newton, Sir S. Graham, means ne was keeping his client out of a situation, and
TII Webber, W. A. Shee, W. Westrup, S. Holdstock, the defendan ion :Oe6d to lle 0,1 per scor • Ifts 6 t 0
e , mug i a , s a ) a
Y i t per 141 b.; hides, 41d to 6; d per lb ; calf-skins 4td to 6,d
street, Waterloo New Town, vvho is uncle te Bacon, and . • • 1 . • 2
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assig,nee, Liverpool ; Pemberton, Liverpool. I An amendment for the total and immediate which Bacon on the day before described as his present A. Dufour, . .
W W Gunston, R. Hony wood, Sir R. J. that idea wrote the letter in question. But the quet- .
For lb.
In our flrat edition we copied from a contem- 1,1 tailor Ashton-nnd -
James Schofie...., - I, er Ly„,,,, Feb. 3 and : Clifton Bart., the Hon. F. Lawley, J. M. Stanley, C. tion was whether there was libel enough in the letters ,
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b lTon of the tax was adopted unanimously.
a oil residence, and there amongst his clothes found a pair of
March 3, at twelve, at the Manchester District Couit. H. L. 'W. Standish, E. Stratton, C. Piaekett, and John for the magistrate to commit upon. It should be re-
EDINBURGH GRAIN.-JAN. 21.
porary a paragraph announcing the death of the Pott, official assignee, Manchester ; Brooks and Marshall, The discussion was animated and important. fuetian troweere, which, on examination, were found to .
Meiklam. membered that one of the aitnessee had stated that he
above learned judge. Upon making inquiry at his Ashton-under-Lyne. THE BROADSTONE TRAGEDY. be stained with blood in many parts. These trousers a--..--- _
•---n•-_ n was not satisfied with the education his eons had Large supplies of grain to-day. Sales heavy for every
John Dickson builder Sce °O6 F • treet Cit
, ,a a , leet s , 9, A circumstance has oozed out within the last day are the very pair described by his wife as those kind, with the exception of oats. Large quantities un-
residence this evening we learned that there was on the mornin f h I •
g o t e niun. er , POLICE INTELLIGENCE-Jan. 22. received.
sold.
b h hueband
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Mr. Tyrwbitt said he should send tbe case for tile. , ,
Feb. 3, at half-past eleven, and March 3, at twelve, at the
of Bankruptcy. Stansfeld, official assignee ; King which assuming the facts to be correct will warn mutton,
Wheat, on the top, 9s down, and on the average 2d
no truth in the rumour, but that, on the contrary, court ' ' but she added that he also had on an apron while, coin- -429 or
bet weuld accept two bails of ad/. each fur his appearance up.
Barley, ls 0.1 up on the top, and ls 4d up on the
a slight improvement in his health has taken es orge Kinn-street nh ; 1
and -e ) •,,, , --eaps.f.e. sufficiently explain the early arrest and subsequent • •
i or two
detention of Catherine Campbell, who, by tbe way, MANSION-HOUSE. -H. W. Scott, cashier t
et the sessions
mitting the act, and Ole would account for there not
average. Oats on the top 3s 64 up-on the average 23
SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.
has not returned to her friends in the county, but k d C fOllFh ;3' •
being more blood on the trousers. In corroboration of Messrs. Yeats, Acoc s, an 0., o i is -stree ,
place. Tee prisoner was locked up. ld np. Beans on the top 4s 02 up, and on the average
Samuel Debbie, grocer, Lasswade.
. provision merchants, was brought before the Lord
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_______ James Smith Lee, dealer in fancy goods, Trongate-street, is still in Dublin under the surveillance of tbe Tuesday, upon the
the statement about the apron, it is a fact that on the
police going into the house, they Mayor, upon the charge of having embezzled 2501,, the _____________
, AVERAGES PER IMPERIAL QUARTET/.
FRANCE. Glasgow. police. It is stated that a little before 7 o'clock on found an apron much stained with blood, and which bad property of that firm. ' THE ALLEGED MUTINY 01V BOARD AN
James Paton, draper, Airdie. AMERICAN SHIP AT LIVERPOOL. Wheat £2 1 6 1-12th.
the night of the murder, and on the arrival of the been also used ta wipe up some stains of blood on the Mr. J. D. Copernan, a partner in the house of Yeats,
es Do. new -12th.
PARIS, THURSDAY EVENING. up-train from Galway, this woman came out of the front bed-room floor. Acocks, and Co., said-On Monday last I attended this -
BANK OF ENGLAND. house to the great gateway at the rear, where one The shor but awful confession made by Mrs. Bacon court to give evidence against a traveller of oure, who LIVERPOOL, WEDNESDAY. Oats 1 411 4-12ths.
A COnneil of Ministers, at wleich tho Emperor
Au Account ri 32 f r
pursuant to the Act 7th and gth Victo a, cap , c
0. was written in Cook the gaoler's room, and at his desk, was committed to prison for trial on a charge of embez- .
presided, was held yesterday morning, at nine the. Week ending on Saturday the 17th day of Jan., 1857. t the railway police was on duty, to whom she
before her examination on Wednesday, awl on writing zlenaent. In that case the prisoner Was a witness for the -.Shortly before five o'clock yesterday afternoon, the Beans
o'clock. 18805 DZPAILTDLISST. told a plausible story of the expected arrival, by the • • • . lairkenhead Magistrates, who had adjourued the court !:.` mom
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e and signing it she handed it to that officer. Cook, on prosecution. In consequence of a communication which BOSTOIN -.1 AN. 21.
.£ in order that the shipping-master and the ship's al ticles
train just then come in, of a female cousin • and
The state of the Prince tuiperial continues to be liotesiunig
.. 23,976,935 Government debt.... 11,015,100 „. ' ' reading the important document, addressing Mrs. Baeon• I received I examined our cash.hook and ledger, and on
satisfactory ; the fever has completely ceased. The Other securities...... 3,459,100 "seaming the neglected state of her dress-being
said, '. This is a most serious cbarge against your examining the ledgerl found that various emus of money - •
mieht he produced, re-aesembled, when the prisonere We had a good attendance to d d d t
- ay, an amo era eMP
Gold coin and bullion 9,501,935 were again brought up. In addition to Mr. Campbell, ply of all kinds of grain. At the commencement of the
without a bonnet or shawl-she requested the husband d e Gd' k d ' k • 1 • ' h d' f • l t h
, an- .or o 8 sa e on cmaeit un ess it were enterea to t e cre it o severs. cus omers w ose
Emperor arid Empress were to have honoured the Silver bullion.... -..— Mr. Snowball (who, it is said, was retained by a well- market wheat ruled dull at drooping prices, but at a later
Italian Theatre with their presence on Monday _______ -._ policeman to find out her expected visitor, and is true. You are aware that God is looking down names had not been entered in the cash-book. The cash-
known philanthropic gentleman of Liverpool) appeared hour the demand rallied, and last week's prices were readily
night to witness the first representation of "Rigo- £23 9-6 935 £23,976,935 accompany her back, she (Campbell) promising on you and sees what you are doing ; pray don't book was kept by the prisoner, whose duty it was to en- for the prisoners. The ship's articles were produced, and obtained for good samples-inferior, 1s per qr. cheaper.
he Pri
letto," brit the indisposition of t nce pre- sf. MAR-MALL, Chief Cashier to keep guard until his return. The distance to the make 9, statement that is not fitriCtly true." She ter the amounts he received, and it was the duty of the it Beans in request, and a trifle dearer. Barley, oats, and
d d ht th d. • tl t d " 1 b.' ''
was: un erstoo t a ey istinc y s ate IN ui e
Deted the 22d day of January. 1857. eas as last noted.
vented them. Last evening their Majesties were end of the platform where the third-class carriages replied, "I am perfectly well aware of the fact- It's ledger-clerk to enter the sums in the ledger. It was also
a 3 the destination of the vessel. The shipping-master p
BANKING DEPARTMENT- ' Prices :-Wheat, red, 48s Od to 60s Od; new, -s to -s ;
present at the representation of "La Reine To- - x stop is not more than 30 or 40 yards, but in the all strictlyerue ; and I feel it is too bad that the inno- the prisoner's duty to pay the money to the bankers each
however, was not in attendance.
white, 59s 0,1 to 636 Od, extra, 655. Barley, 383 Od to 47s
paze" at the Theatre Lyrique. Proprietors' capital .. 14,553,000 Government securities sr for the uilt " When asked his
bustle and confusion consequent upon the arrival of cent should suaer g y. day, and to make the balance in his cash-book agree with Captain Conway again preferred hie charge of mutiny
Od. Oats 18s to 265. Peas, 36 to 41s Od B 37
eans, a
02 -It has
BoußsE, Jan. ~ . • been announced that I.l.est ..... ...... •.. 3,379,903 (lncludg.Dead Weight
r tiblic deposit S. (in- Annuity) .......... 11,550 467 a train a deal of time would be lost in the search opinion respecting the sanity or insanity of Mrs. Bacon the payments to the bankers. On examining our ledger
at that time, Cook declared it to be tie conviction that I found items credited to several customers in the pri- against the prisoners. Ocl to 48s Od per qr.
the bullion of the Bank of France yesterday ob- eluding Exchequer, Other securities-- - 16,586 2 1 for a country cousin ; and so it turned out, for The Bench-That is a charge which we cannot enter- -----
he was aa perfectly sane as he was himself ; and further, Boner's handwriting. That was an irregular proceed-
tained a, sudden increase over the last monthly Commissioners of Notes • • ............ 4,513,9 RI after a fruitless inquiry the policeman returned to 8- taiu here. Have you any other charge-such as a breach NEWAIURI-Jaer. 21.
National Debt, Sav- Gold s.nd salver coin - 603,474 it was his thoroug .
h belief that what sh I
e stated was tle ing, and I spoke to the prisoner upon the subject. lof the peace-to prefer against the prisoners ? If you .
his beat, and announced the result of his mission to At our corn exchange to-day we had a good supply of
returns. The market continued dull to the close. lag's Banks, and trutb. In addition to her written statement Mrs. Bacon referred to Burn's account, and desired an explanation. have any evidence of a breach of the peace, we shall be grain. Wheat much out of condition, and ls per qr.
The following were the last quotations :- Dividend Accounts) 3,397,114 , Catherine Carepbell, who then returned into the
made further disclosures to Mr. Cook, She said that the I asked him what he had done with the 33/. Os. 2d. Ile ' •
Other deposits ...... 11,075,931 ready to hear it. lower. Other corn as last quoted. .
house. Subsequent inquiries were made, with a witnees Ratchford, who gave his evidence on the former said, " I took it." I then said to him, "Is there any-
Cash. ft. c. End of Month. 3, ven Day and other The Se h A • C I •el ht th • - ' r
cretary to t e merman onsu sal t a e Wheat white h3s to 67s red 59s to 6se barley malting
44 per Cents
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, grirdme sto s; oats, 4st. 3sto 3 s, st,
3 per Cents 6B 5 68 5 _ ---- had any real existence and, her place of residence Bacon light the fire on the Monday morning at 6 o'clock. going to give me in charge ?" I said, " You are here to
New Loan — .£33,259,012 £33 2i9,012 • •,• was gat the point of death. Then there was a charge 26s to 28s; beans,'sos to 52s ; malt, 76s to 801 ; peas, 38s
- being inuicated by dampbell, it was found that Her husband, she said, got up about that time and lit answer my questions, and not Ito answer yours." I •
Bank Shares 4,175 - Roman (x d) - as. MARSHALL, Chief thisaier• . agat s e
nt P ter Campbell, the second mate, for shooting to 40s; tareo, 52s to 56s per qr.
Credit Mobilier ...... 1,105 - Austrian
She saw him ta . sal , s g g g g , p „ one of the men. --
Belgian Fives ...... ... 994- Spanish Threes - on being interrogated positively denied that she boy down stairs, and, hearing the child cry, she eumpe ou . .
d tto me 'he cases where ou have taken our mone .
y y, The Bench then inquired whether there was any evi- LOUTH-JAN. 21.
Piedmont's° (5)
thing shocking p , 1 ,
dence to inculpate any of the prisoners for an assault The corn market was not very active to-day, and the
RAILWAYS-FOR CASH. The Average Price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, com• the night in question or at any other time. So and she immediately saW her husband with a bloodY account, sums received from several other ciatomers. upon Ferber, the chief mate ? transaetions rather limited. Wheat declihed about ls per
tr. c. fr C puted from the returns made in the week ending Jan. goes the story ; but, where all official sources of iced@ in his right hand. H 'al ne ae y rushed at 1 have since discovered a further sum. I have also exa-
eitdi t 1 a •
Tbe pilot and the 'cabin -boy were then called, but qr. Barley was rather higher. Beans and oats as last
Orleans ... 1,387 51') Western
information are closed to the public, and where , '
her and made several cuts at her throat and wounded mined my cash-book with respect to the items and the 1 er o m
i eith f the saw the assault committed, quoted.
Northern 945 - Strasburg e-td h'hth tb t d•till
ner as she bad been afterwar s oun , us e el, ates on wlc ey appear oe en ere in le et ger, After some conversation respecting the boatswain, Wheat, 52s to 55s ; extra, 58s; barley 45s to 48s ; oats,
Lyons 1,380 50 New Ditto - a ii, every proceeding in connection with the murder
him off as well as she could, and caught hold of the but there is no entry in the cash-book to correspond with h • •d ff b - h b
w 0, it was sai , had seen the a ray, ut w o was a sent, 24s to 275; beans, 42s to 465.
Mediterranean 1,780 Grand Central . ..... 617 50 From the British Possessions in America 35 61 has been conducted with a secrecy worthy of the wrist of his left hand, and in some measure over- those payments. Detective Officer Scott said that the chief mate was - .
Lyons Geneva - Tests - Muscovado, the produce of the Mauritius 36 114 Spanish Inquisition, it must be received with the powered him, and it was while endeavouring to The prisoner was remanded. ---
not expected to live. The officer then produced one of
Cette - Muscovado, the produce of the East Indies.... 36 6.i _ a _
sme amount of reserve which attached to every cut her throat that he cut his own finger, and . The prisoner's fellow-clerk, whose name is Samuel LOCAL SHARE M A BICE 2' 8.
Average of the above three descriptions 36 1i• • , the revolvers which had been u d • 1h d
se . Five barre s a
inciaent that has transpired since the commence- inflicted the wound before spoken of. The knife he used'
, Hardcastle, was committed to Newgate on Wednesday
been discharged, but one was still loaded. The revolver .___-.0.---
SPAIN. -
ment of the abortive iiavestigation at the Broad- she said, was one of the two produced hY the Officer OD for trial for embezzling 78/., and other sums, the pro-
arid a cutlass had been taken from one of the crew, who LIVERPOOL, JAN. 22.
COUI3•SE OF ,EXCHANGE.-Th s DAY. the first examination, and atter cutting the throats ef party of the firm, which had not been handed over to
The Madrid journals of the 17th have arrived. Amsterdam-- - ...... 11 1414 Gibraltar .....• •. • • - stone terminus. had captured them from the chief mate after he had 8 •
iet but stead ,
TOME EXCHANGE.-The market Was qn , y
Those of the ministerial party proclaim that "iu Ditto, three months ai i 1-14 Leghorn .. -••-..- • • 29 52%, It appears from a statement in the Evening Mail both children, and partly cuttiog her own, he wiped the the cashier. •
knife with a dishcl tb th • the latter into a basin in Wm Sayers a lad who a a dto be about 15 years
o , rowing ppe re fired. , to-day, at previous rates. Lancashire and Yorkshire, 96 1
...... 11 17h, Genoa ••'s 75 that a successor to poor Mr. Little in the office of The pilot was recalled. He repeated the statement he -London and North Western, 1061-Blackburn, 84-
all the provinces the most perfect tranquillity pre-
ittttweredreata ••• • • • 25 32 L'. liked wh she bad of .s b ' di ti
.•••.••••••••• h there
whic . was no water. She was ae age, wa c arge w't• forgery. bad tnade in the neornine, and added that during the --Mnnchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 33/ 4-Mid.
vails ;" and as a proof of it they mention •that in the Brussels ....•• ........ 25 32h, Venice ................. cashier has been at lengt pp
h a ointed by the board
Y • s that
not given an alarm all this time, and her reply tea Mr. Mullens appeared for the prosecution, Mr. \
Vont-
province of Valencia the peasants themselves had Hamburgh ............ 13 6% Naples 5 1 er
.. 4314 of directors, at the unassuming salary of 10 . p
she had screamed, and, in consequence, her husband at ner for the prisoner. affray he saw Christie, who had been shot, knock down land, 82i /-South Eastern, 221-Grand Trunk of Cana-
anona ..•• ............ - , Palermo ....
" done justice on" (it is not said how) " three men Far,
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.... 25 25 i Messina .. ... 129 h,
~ once left the house d h d•d t bm again until Mr. W. S. Flinders, cashier to Messrs. S •th Pa
,an s e i no see i rni , Yne, say that be had led the crew to believe that they were --
who were going about exciting the population not Ditto, three months .. 25 65 : Lisbon ... ......... .... 51% ueceased officer. she saw him at the Lambeth Police-court. The poor and Smith, bankers, said-IVIr. C. W. Bourne keeps an
shipped tor Antigua. Several of the men were scanda- LEEDS-Jaw. 22.
to pay them." According t o other journals, however,. Infoarseize.s .....:......... 25 67h, Oporto ................ 51% woman further said, that when left alone in the house account at our house. About 12 o'clock on Tuesday the
lously used by the first and second mate. The crew
• •••• •• a - Rio Janeiro ...... ••• • • • -
four men had been shot in the neighbourhood of Frankfort-on-Maine .... 118% Buenos Ayros....•• -..- THE PERSIAN WAR. she was so dreadfully frightened that she knew not what prisoner presented to me the cheque produced for 30/., offered no resistance until the pistol was fired by the STOCK EXCHANGE.-The market has been rather firmer
Valencia, in virtue of the seutence of a court- Berlin ................ - !New York,6o days' sight - tO do, and did not wisb ta say anything about it till her purporting to be signed by Mr. Bourne. From infer- officers. The second mate had a pistol in one hand and again to-day. Great Nortlaern, 23 - Londous, 1031-
, vienna..........•• .... 10 40 I Philadelphia ..
husband's aunt, Mrs. Payne, came on the Tuesday morn- mation which I had received he wasdetained at the house
martial, for simple robbery, and at borge, in the s ,
a5ete.........••••.... 10 42 ! PRICES OF suLucm, asa oz. (From the Morning Post.) a cutlass in the other. When the first mate was knocked Leeds . P
, fifths, 1-16 pm.-Gooles, 20i.
province of Malaga, there had been disturbances Petersburg ............ 37 ti ' Foreign Gold in Bars £3 17 9 We are enabled to state that accounts, dated .
Mg. Before going into court she begged that her hue- and afterwards taken away. The cheque for 10/., also down, one of the craw picked birn up. There were seven
(no details of them are gi ) p
'yen . It was re orted 'l4'l'l4 -•"-• • " - " 49h, Portugal Gold Coin .. 0 0 0
Cadiz ..............„. 49h, . Mexican Dollars .... 0o o December 22, have been received from Bagdad, via band might not be allowed to approach or come near to produced, was paid by me on the 12th Jan., and was shots fired. The crew had offered no violence, but simply
BIRMINGHAM, JAN. 22
her, saying she was sure, after making the statement returned by Mr. Bourne to us as forged. The three other reasoned with the mates about their being shipped for Q
that some of the wheat purchased abroad by the Barcelona ............ - . New Dollars ....... 00 0 eyrou an Marseilles. These give intelligence
B t d she did, he would kill her if he ha,d the elightest oppor- cheques, also purporting to be drawn by Mr. Bourne, Mobile. The second mate told witness that the first ''' •
TJOE EXCHANGE - The market has been brisk to-
government had turned out to be bad, and Saville. ............. - ' suver in bars .. -• • 00 0
_ from Bushire up to November 30, a fortnight after tun ty, and since her apprehension she had evinced the for 20/., 10/., and 10/., are marked as having baeu paid had fired over the heads of the crew, but if he had day, and a fair amount of business transacted at about
the g esernment had. ordered an investigation. 's ---s7---; - - s_s___- ...
the departure from Bombay of the last division of greatest possible terror of her husband, who appears by cur house. mate yesterday's quotations. Great Western Stock was done at
done as he wished he (the second mate) would have fired
Rooms had been prepared in one of the bar- "TEE lIBERTY OP TIIE PRESS."-SOMETEING 66 -Gieat Western Stour Valley Guaranteed Stock, 65
the fleet. At the above named date eight vessels to have exercised reat control and power over her. So
g Mr. C. W. Bourne, of 5, Carey-lane, near the General right at them a y
3 the came up. •-Ditto, Birmingham Guaranteed, 75 755-Ditto, Pref.,
racks for General Priin during his approaching LIKE A VICTIM.
had arrived, without accident, in Bushire Roads, great is her horrer now that she expressed a hope that Post-office, warehouseman, said- The prisoner was in my
__ea_ In cross-examivation, by Mr. Carapbell, witness said 10/. 3s. ed.-Midland, 8213 i-Birmingham Canal Share",
trial. The Gazette continues to record the receTh The Glasgow 9azette, late Reformers' Gazelle, refers, in but the Admiral and Commander-in-Chief were if her husband was sent to the same gaol as herself he employment about a year, and was iu the same employ- that the eecond mate informed him that his barrels would 93-Wolverhampton Gas, hew, 6pm.
tion bY the Qdeon of a.ddresses from bishops thank- its; number of Saturday, to the advertisement of its sale still absent, and operations, would not be com- might have no personal communication with her, and merit up to the time at which be wag given in charge. not go off, and he was very sorry they had not done so,
ing her Majesty for the service which her Govern- by public roup, which is to take place next week, and menced until they made their appea C t
ranee. ap . that if he wished to send any mes,.stge to her it might be The oheque for 30/. is not in my handwritnag, nor was it
for he would have shot every one of the crew. .--
-
went has recently rendered to the Church. says :-We have struggled on for many years in the Jones, the resident at Bushire, was about to pro- in writing. signed by my authority. The signatures to the other The cabin-boy, James Mallery, was also recalled. He SEABORNE MAILS.
A letter from Madrid iil the Independance of
s public service. We have been victimised by bad debte ceed to Bassadore to meet the naval and military The inhabitants of Stamford, in Lincolnshire, where four cheques produced are all forgeries. The number d dth t h had given 3 cutlass, which he had got
epose a e
Brussels, says :- and other entanglements, and it is perfectly right that BICOU was well known, will not be at all surprised at upon each cheque is 17,280, which is the same number out of the cabin, to the first mate. One of the black rnen, 411.• '
commanders.
our creditors shobild attach the paper, and Hell it as they he announcement reselecting him that appeared in yes- as my cheque-book, and those cheques have been taken Lot Hyatt, seizsd it, and brandished it over the chief [When the date for making up a mail falls on a Sunday,
" Marshal Concha bas recently made a tour It was supposed that no opposition would be t , ' - e h d th f
terday s papere • for from tee time o t e mur er, e out omy cheque-book. I keep my cheque-book in my • the mail remains open until the day following ; except in the
mate. The second mate had a pistol in his hand, but it
through ail the southern provinces of Spain. On We do not utter one s llable
may, to the beet advantage. 9 tee
on red to the disembarkation of the troops either ffi - ''
' • • b • on which on such
case of the India mail, via Southampt „
ed in the in mr have een inundated with desk locked up, and one morning, about six weeks ago,
of complaint on that score ; but those who have taken _ s o cers engag q y . . wouid not o off. The witness then deposed to seeine
his return here, some few days ear>, he waited on e occasions, is made up the previous evening.]
advantase of our labours, and have left us in the lurch K k BI ' b h '
at arrac or at us ure ; ut t e manifestoes ot letters the writers of which without a single exception, I found that my desk wee= unlocked, but whether I un- three of thge crew-4. Jones, L. Hyatt, and J. Williams
the Queen, and explained to her Majesty all the .
th P •
with bad debts+, to a considerable extent, may have some . G • d. b f h ' • •'• B
e ersian overnment continue to e o t e declare it to be their conviction that acore and not his intentionally left it 80 or not I cannot say. lam ac
_with deadl th ir heeds The crew eer-
y weapoos in e . .
dangers whice, he declares, threatens tbe country
twitchings of compunction to answer f
or to their own con- most warlike character, and it was thought there- wife, is the murderer. It seems that Bacon has acquired quainted with the prisoner's handwriting, and I believe FOR FROM
ried shearing knives.
and the reigning dynasty, in consequence of the
sciences. We shall not upbraid them:, because they fore that the occupation of these places would be a most unenviable cnaracte.r at that place am se ve che
ongst all the filling up of the. fi ques, or certainly some The Bencb, after a short deliberation, said that, as
system of policy at present adopted. He supported Made up at Whence
would really do us no good. In the vatious actions we but " the beginning of the end." the inhabitants. In the first place, he acquired consi- part of each of them, to be in his handwriting. there was a man lying at the point of death, they had the des- By what When fly what
his remarks by laying before the Queen letters from iderable notoriet b the seduction, under peculiar Cross.examined by Mr. Wontner-I have four persons Vessel. expected Vessel.
influential personages in the pro ' h bl•
vinces, wo c love have encountered for serving the public, we have paid, We take this opportunity of contradicting the s 3a 3' . . determined to reman+l such of the crew as had been Post-Office. patched.
ve all the che ues to •
on that item alone, upwards of 3,500/., as has been suffi- ircumstances of a res ectable young woman, wbOin he in my employment. I belie q be in
a revolution to be imminent. He made her Ma- mischievous statement regardina Brigadier Chain- c ~_ ~ , 13 identified as having weapons in their hands ; the rest ---- ____ ____. ..........
' ffir d h h'ld h • ' h ndwriting, but I cannot speak so clearl -
ciently attested. We question a hether any other news- su s.equentiy aeserted, and who a late er c i t e prisoner s a y would be discharged. Lisbon...... 7th,l7th, Szi
9 th Alham-
jesty comprehend that it was, necessary at any cost berlayne's advance on Cabul, wshich has obtained 1' he other parts but I be- spain - Madrid Jan 24
• paper in the realm has paid the one-half of that amount, ___ to him. In the next place, he was most unprinci to the signatures as I can th t . .. ,
Mr. Snowball held that if the chief mate died before Gib ampton • bra.
and without delay to pursue another course, as such general circulation, and has been supposed to bad met a lieve the eignatures are ale° in hie handwriting. ratter
Ve could
or anything approaching it. But let this pass. N . ol d and liti lone and on one occasion morning he was the cause of his own death. If al- Gibraltar 1 -1
otherwise security Was not possible. The Queen foreshadow ani ntended:reoccupationof Affghanistan . e g ''' hh d 'd • dhd th Them (detective officer) said-I took the prisoner into l '
state many other losses equally provoking and unavail- ' debt by the assertion that e a pal it, an a e owed he would show thrt in law the arst mate had Malta
is said to bays shared in the opinion of the marshal, and Brigadier Chamberlayne's force is operating rc •pt of h's cred•tor To meet the action brought he custody on Tuesday afternoon. He was asked in my b
~,,b • , ' " • Egypt
It goes hard-very hard-that atter serving the . roue t eteata upon himself, aud it would not be right South- 20th of Indus
to have said-' Satisfy yourself of tbe support of O'Don- ing. tl M h • • t- cel-
1 • 1 . • " b d f b IVIr Muttons' clerk; how he accounted for Ceylon
st faithfull in our üblic co, acit for n wards against le eeranzyes, at t e express invita ion placed the receipt upon which lie relied in the an s o pregence, y i . to remand any of the risoners ampton the
lnlia
nett, and as soon as it can poesibly be done, I will Public m° Y'
P d . P Y'
1 ndPbodil of Dost Mahomed Khan ; and, as soon as this ser- his solicitor, and that gentleman, on an inspection of it, the possession of tbe 30/. cheque. He said he declined month.
,of a quarter of a century, a.nd en uring menta a y . . The Bench-We p :dee that into consideration Mauritius
cannot t
charge yon with the composition of a new Ministry. f d • 'll ' •h•
return wit in our own d scoveri
i • h th d t ' • s long antecedent to saying. I searched him, and found in his pocket Edit
ng tat e ate o it wa now. A • rt c 1 )
Marshal Concha hastened to pay a visit to the Count of which fa,. can know and fewer vice is per orme , it wi.
drudgery to an exten.t d
fi d , . . _ .
Si naan is at the point of death, and we think it et`,7, a eY "
we shout n ourselves in this frontier iou it e necessary to mare any t e issuing ot e a ies
still appreciate, thas , ld • h h h • • f h di ive receipt stamps, one of which cigars in a cigar-case, three rings, 1/. 12s. Bd. in money,
right those three persons who had deadly weapons in pennaang - Indus Feb. 4.. Cetera!),
Lucena, to whom he offered, if he would consent to give h ded it back to Bacon with are and same keys &c • 111 the
redicament at last- force above the passes, in order eo protect the was attached to itt -a° . . ' • h d their hands shall be remanded. We shall sign a war- Singapore month. 1 ampton
him his entire adlaesion, the choice of two Minieters and p
'Tia true, 'tie pitiful-'ti; pitiful, 'tis true ! Id again look carefully nt it The risoner uon beinn asked whether e toes e-
Affghans from Persian attack, our troops would of commendation that he wou . . .
~ . p ,p . 0 . . rant for the apprehension of the boatswain, who is at Australia(vi▪
ai N
.. t South-
ot the captains-general of Madrid, Barcelona, Sara- But still we must not repine. We will simply make the course advance from Scinde by the high road of and not risk th . .
e conseqnencee by putting it in as evt- sirous to say anything, replied, "No ; I leave it to my •
iarge, and James Christie, the injured man, will also be the Cape)•• ... •• •' j ampton Jan. 31 ugh
pm, and Seville. Marshal O'Donnell is inclined to observation, and hope we may be excused for dein s es B tkth h. t d • • "
deuce in a court of justice. acon oo e in ,an solicitor. cape of Good
gs' , teuetta and Candahar. At present, however, Dost charged.
accept these offerg, and 1 think I may say that in the
viz., th t • f
a 1 , apart from this paper, we hari devoted our- Audio__
med i bel'e dto be tetr 2 no egh to resi
•at paid the debt. Committed for trial. The three persons named, along with Peter Campbell, Mau
Hope ..•...
nulls .. E Fah. 5.... Dart- Harbin- Tan. 25 "and
event ot this project being realised, General Dulce will selves with one-half the energy to anv other trade or pros , 8 1- ye - - - °ll- e- ‘- The next affair was the extremely suspicious death of --- mouth ger "
be named Captain-Creneral of Barcelona. The consort of fr,ssi tb -
on, e probability ia that we would have realised
. the invasion with which hie territories are threat- were then remanded until Thursday next. In discharging Ceyl" •• • •
his another, and the public win learn with surprise that GUILDHALL.-Henry Myatt, a traveller in the India ......
the Queen, on learning these details, was much annoyed, ened. the other prisoners, Sir E. Oust said the 13ench were not taabon...... ,
considerable fortunes, and been perfectly independent such an affain so pregnant with suspicion, should have employ of Mr. Hoyes, a tea dealer, trading under the willing to believe that they were the originators of this Madeira ..
as he sees in Marshal Gmactia, supported by O'Donnell,
h M. la ' I
nig ago. .1 any aye c one ~.)
-t round and about us less --- •
• been allowed to pass in so populous a town as Stamford name of Pope and Co , Finsbury-pavement, was charged mischief, but rather, indeed, that they had been taken in a
capeeeVerusl
an enemy. I cannot pretend to say how far the Queen The following letter, via Bagdad, is front an dicial inqui:y. There i 3 but littledoubt with embezzling various sums of money be onging to hie Brazil .... • • 111 Feb. 9.... South.
favourably circumstanced. Yet we ara not entirely jaded without a proper ju and deceived ; and as the bench wee showing them an
will have energy enoiteh to resßt his influence. If Mar- • , -1- • e, • e+ distinctly proved, the • BuenosAyres amptou Medway Feb. 12 Avon
in tne puha° service. a here 13 stin some energy and officer in the Bombay Commissariat, who was sent that this carefessness will be mado manifest in a few master. Three cases' hayiug been Indulgent feeling, he trusted they woul•1 render every Falkland Is- I
shal Concha be called to the post of President of the
..nce yea spirit tem ere ,
persever „ p ~ .
d we hope with proper forward to tho Persian Gulf as far back as the days, perhaps hours, and the authorities will have prisoner was remanded. assistance in the case, and remain within call if they lands J
Council revolution rosy he delayed for a little time hut • quiries in,tituted in the Robert Aunt was brought up on remand, charged Wen Indies
' submission, about us; but should these all fail, and even month of September to provide for the arrival of to incur the blame. From in . .. should be wanted. 1
it must arrive sooner or later. Marshal Concha in power ' (except !Ta-
ff this paper shall pass now by public rose into other the expedition, an •
d may be interesting, as eon- art of this week by inspector Young, while at with being unlawfully in poseession of a bale of silk,
early p . Ferber, the first mate, whose skull has been fractured, vana and .
is the moderate fraction repreeenael by the Diario from a van be-
hands, and o•ir career be thus terminated with it, we tainiag the latest accounts from the seat of war, ,
Stamford he discovered that in the first week ol Mey, value 130/., alleged to have been stolen is ',Peg in a very daugerous state, and his recovery is Honduras). fd and 1 7th Ist and
_Espanol, which has opposed the Nervqez cabinet since Venezu-la
shall unfeignedly wise our successors every encourege- 1855, Bacon, then a locksmith and neneral iroinnonger longing to Mr. Eaton, of Old Broad-street. considered doubtful. •In of tha ?'olltb- 16th of
the Mires loeu was contracted. It ie a shade more and the first incident connected with it. Grey Town
ment and a much beter share of fortune that) it hao at Stamford, sent his apprentice bboy to the shop of The silk had been traced to the prisoner's lodgings, That the unfortunate prisoners (who are all mulattoes) NeWGranada month., . ampton Parana the. Atrato
liberal, but not enough so to satisfy public opieion." - ' '. " Bussorah, Nov. 28, 1856. month.
fallen to our lot to possess. Messrs. Wright, chemists in that town, for an ounce of and identified by Mr. Eaton's carman, uho deposed to were grossly deceived in the first instance, and afterwards TIM .. •• . •
" I take advantage of a quiet moment to write to Tin ‘a ,_ IMI • •
arsenic, and desired him to say that it was for the pur• its having been in the van with some other bales, but s •
cruelly treated, can scarcely be questioned , and the i c.s
California .•
----- a few lines. You will deubtles have heard by this time
pose of hardening iron. The youtb, however, was refused could give no account of tho way in which it was ab- which were elicited during the investigation before the
_Th
LONDON GAZETTE--(rins Evenino..) REPRESENTATION OF SOUTTIAMPTON.- The Board o tbat we are to have a Persian war. I had hoped tuis k •tth h d b h ' ii flaunts -in F b 16th of
c as he was not nown a e s op, an roug tno writ- stractee. magistrates lead to the conclusion that very stringent ,assau. 1 e .17 ..}. South -
Inland Revenue have restored Mr. Falvey, the distribu might have been avoided, but heard on the Bth inst. that f th mison 0 t . th. • t T ' h 'd •h d b lftthi 1 d • d .- . the ... .....
tan request or e } . are urning o is mas er he prisoner, w o sai it a een e a s o gings ampton
measures should be adopted in order to put an en to month.
- tor of stampe, to his position, and great satisfaction has the force is certain to come up. We have heard nothing
he told him of his refusal, when Bacon replied that it by a Mr. Bacon to be sold on commission, was a ain ' nishments too gene- mexico .... ,
WAR-OFFICE, JAN. 22. been felt throughout the town at the fact. Mr. Falvey of it yet ; but it must be near Bushire by this time.
d o difference as he should get it. himself. On the remanded. g the recklesa system of summary pu veb / '
Havana .• .. . 2.... South-
rican fla,. Outrages of Parana Feb. 1 Atrato
The Queen has been o•raciously pleased to give orders for Vi AR suddenl7 suspended for having spoken at one or tvvo I wrote you a short letter on tny first arrival here, ma e n rally prevailing under the Ame e ampton
B h• •if - . d •th
Eith of the month acon lime was :serve wi an itl been of Madeira ....
the appointment of 3fajor-General Robert John Flusse9 election m .t• 4 i • tefMr A d es With the hb I
ee mg.
.n supp?r . .. ,nre . w lc. hope you received. Since then I have been • hich he said he wanted to poison rats •
; BOW-STREET.-A young man named James Claik, a similar description to the above have recer. y
__eriffe
.. ?
and their perpetra. 'e"
Vivian, of the Madras Army, late serving with the local ' • ounce of arsenic, w . frequent occurrence in Liverpool ; Wr.e.of Africa S 'ran' 23 ••} PIY"
Candace Feb 6 gthiope
exception of occasional district meetings the fierceness almost constantly on the move, and only got buck here mouth
rank of Lieutenant-General whila in the command of the and on the Sunday following his mother was invited to who had given a false address at the station, and was ' • th .ht to mark our Br
Ives us e rig high North
Turkish Contingent, to be an Ordinary Member of the of the excitement has somewhat abated, 'but all parties two days ago. We were driven in here by an attack
dine with him. The first course_ie it may be called so unable to give any satisfactory account of himself, was Lion in Britiih. ports g
8 ' of su h inhumanity by protestiog most loudly America .. /
~,,, ~,, } Liver- Africa lan. 26 Niagara,
Military Division of the Second. Clasa, or Knights Com- are buckling up fnr the fight which will take place im made on us by the Arahs when out collecting sheep, of
was broth, and after taking a cup of it the old woman charged with stealing a watch valued at 8/., in the crowd ense c United States ye." - -
. pooi
manders of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath ; and utedia,tely upon the assembling of Parliament. which I had some 2,000 with me at the time. These b 2 st them. United States
exceedingly ill, and complained of great pain in assembled at the door of the Music-hall, Store-street, on anath ..-„.-.--.-------------,,
of John George Shaw Lefevre, Esq., C. 8., Clerk of the ITALY as IT Is, AND As IT is To BE -Professor Ssfff we saved, but lost all our tents, baggage, and what ecame , - British Nortlil fan.2o and} Liver-
Parliaments, to be an Ordinary Merriber of the Civil Divi- last niebt delivered, in the marytebene Literary Inati- money I had with me, fortunately only 5,300 rupees. her stomacn, acco
hp s
in anied by vomitine and heat ofttiroat the occasion of Mr. Spurgeon preaching there on W d alternate
M.P., ON TEE INCOME-TAX. America .. T . pool ......•. Jan, 29 ..: „..
e . MR. BUTT, nesda)s.
'ion of the Second Class, or Kaighta Couna,,oders of the mute, Portman-square, his concluding lecture on " Italy We had to run for it, as we were far inferior in number &c. ; in fact, all t e y,i. p
n toms atte i'd
n ant on the admi- nesday evening. _ ... ______-..._______ United States
Most Hnnentable Order. uistration of arseni . 13 k h h
*c. b e was ta en ome to er own John Dean, the prosecutor, said he was standing in • British N
Itt •s the Sherborne Journal, has • orth Jan. 14 . / South- Arne.. Feb. 19 Arum
as it is, and as it is to be." The iecturer, who was to the enemy Ta lor the Consul here, carried me off t • until th T i• f 1 The following e ea sa) Amenea
.. • ampton
Her Majesty has also been graciously pleased to give received with applause, commenced by depicting the behh,d him . y ' b ' • t house, and lingered in grea pain e uese yo - front of the door, at about half-past seven o'clock. There
b en received by the Mayor of Weyinauth, from one of
, ir I should not have een writing o you at Canad
orders for the appointment of Col. Augustus Halifax cendition of Itssly anterior to th lowing, when she diet". So strong were the auspicioaS at wast an imnsen•te crowd. He felt a tug at his pocket, 3••• • 1 E lan. 27 .. 7 Liver- Anglo- F INT. Ame•
e revolution ot 1849, this moment Tine WAR on Sunday the 23d and on the borougn members, Mr. G. M. Butt, in reply to the eb. 4
j pool Saxon rican.
Ferryman, of the 89th Regiment, and of Lieut.-0)10nel tbat time that the subject was c„„„ed amongst the and, putting his hand to it, found hie watch was gone. - e - ----__
and the immediate Call:138 WhiCil led t th t ' ' • 'A. ' ' ' f r lutions adopted at a late meeting of the inhabitants, ---
William Lenox Ingall. of the 624 Regiment, to be Ordi- 0 a pepu.ar that day we were rieing, with the exception o. two .y of the funeral, and the conclusion At the same moment he maw the prisoner, who had been -est)
outbreak, minutely tracing itg progress, and the unity hours' halt in the middle of the day, from 7in the morn- friends on the da . _ . G ldb II convened for the purpose of consider- ar-Mornine. E-Evening.
nary Members of the Military Divi,ion of the Third Class, that an inquiry "would not briog the at the in a ,
or Companions.of the said Most Honourable order ; and ii• di had vdd 11 1. eir brave ' • i '
w lc per a e a. c asses of society in th ing ti 11 o clock on Monday. So you eee I aro gill able - Y
the came to was, standing beside bins, move off, to net out of the crowd. should be taken to obtain a remission of
ing what steps
______
of Henry William Gordon, Esse, la ineipal Storekeeper to struggle for independence against Austrian tyranny ; to stand a good deal of fatigue.* I was, however, old woman back to life, but might bring Tom to the gal He followed and collared him - "Y
, saying, uu have got , •
n the income tax :- F
the Army lately serving in tho East, to be an Ordinary
• attributing its unsuccessful results to dynastic ambition, dreadfully tired, and am still very stiff, but otherwise nt wars the scandal of hie liv;.ng in in w "
lowe." The next eve y p
atch. The risoner threw the watch down in the " London, 17, Eaton-square, Jan. 7, 1857. 1 ATAL OUTRAGE NEAR IsTOTTINGHA.M.-On Saturday
Member of the Civil Divieion of tha Third Clase, or Coin- the conspiracy of despntic governments, the secret none the worse. The loss of my clothes and bedding is adultery with his servant, and that servant a convicted road an the sem° tim a"nth t be had
, , • e s yule a not got it - I have oure of esterda 's
; r, Dear bir,- Y y . y date, enclos- (father and s'oa) S 1 S
ast four men named James Walker and William Walker
ifs w 3at St. Luke's workhouse • , amine axton and Thomas Shaw,
direction of the Ma or aco of
paiaions of the said Most Honourable Order. power and influence of Popery, and the apathy which a very serioue affair, as they cannot be replaced here. t witness havin seen him throw it awe - icked it .
thief, while his poor w a , bu , g ), p by the 3' , PY the resolu
mg. - colliers, employed in the pits at 'Cinder-hill, near Not..
FOREIGN-OFFICE, JAN. 1. free governments then manifested in the fate of Italian You tie • • ' f " h I h
ay imagine my sta.e o mind w en tell you t at and the last his apprehension and trial on a charge of up, and detained the prisoner till a constable came up, tione passed at a public meeting of the inhabitants of tin h
The Queen has heen graciously Pleased to sOPoint IleorY freedom) nut which he conte„ded was intimately con- I have not heard a word from my dear wife since I his house on fire. In this case the t whom wit
arson, fsr setting _ . o ness gave him in charge. Weytnouth, held on the sth inst., and requesting me t ' •
g ain were charged before Lord Belper and other
' • o magistrates with a violent assault upon a man named
Woodfall Crowe, Esq., to be her metesty,, c„„j at Heo fleeted with hhe Universal canse of political and religious left her at Nuggur, 72 days ago and that my last evidence was su strong that the jury fel. bound to return He pleaded guilty, and hoped the magistrate would .
give the subject of the resolutions my best consideration
singfors. liberty in Europe. He repudiated the idea of a serious letters from you are th ' •
Ose by the mail of the 10th of to the effect that the circums ances t
a special verdict, t treat the case summarily. and, in reply to your communication, I will thank y • '
; Henry Mucks on the evening of Christmas-day. The
FOREIGN-OFFICE. JAN. 21. alliance possibly existing between the governments of August. A steamer was s f B ff ions et the did n • '.
were extremely suspic , y y ot eonsnler the Mr. Henry said he must first remand him tbat in' • , tt NI ou assault wss fully proved by the evidence of several par-
te inf, inn ie a,yor (who will make my opinion known) ties wh h d 't d•tb t h f •cl + '
ent up rota ombay, an o a wi nesse 1 , u w o were a rai a) inter,
The Queen has been graciously pleased to appoint Lord free eonstie.sional England and despotic Austria, con• arrived here three k evidence sufficiently strong for a conviction. quiries might be made as to hie previous character. that as to the first resolution, I agree in thinkin that
Napier, now Secretary to her Majesty's Embassy at Con- cludine with a glowing picture of Italy as she yet may -indeed, the w rwee s ago, but brought tne no letters . h rsespondents who have written to In-
entnonest t e co
e not allowed to brine' any fur fear • , rS w • A the increased income tax ought not to be co • g
on, d h sthi fA 1 fere. The prisoners were remanded until Wednesday
nunued be- (yesterday), but before the court rose intelligence was
.. stantinople, to be her Majesty's Envoy Extreordinary and n ' . Spector Young is aM . ift, who saw Bacon and Mr. CLERKENWELL.-Henry Belcher, of N • , you t e o pre next.
be • bue riot while -Lombardy and Venice !shall be the the intentioniof etiu. •
Minister Plenipotentiary to the United States of A mer'Pa ' • • f ‘ Government regarding the destine- . boot- a received of the death of the prosecutor. An inquest
Dixon together, but whose address Mr. Young cannot Cainelia-tsrrace, Barnsbury -road, Islington, a se
- " ' provinces of Auetria ; but when reed from foreign domi- Lion of the force should transpire." , By the act of 1853 it was previded that the increase was held upon the body on Mon 1 '
COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. nation Italy shall bask in the glorious light ef liberty make oat His communication is of importance, and the master, was Placed at the bar before Mr. Tyrwh!tt, on a
then imposed was to continue till the sth f A ' ( ay, when the inquiry
. -
with pub _ o pril next, was adjourned until Thursday (this day), for the puts
Hilary Term, 20th Victoria, Jan. 23. -
There is now but one party-the National party-who * The writer lost his right arm at the siege of Moultan. inepector would feel particularly obliged by. hiB writing warrant executed by Randall, 172 N, charged .
0, after the ratification of a definite treaty of peace. By the pose of a post-mortem examination.
This Court will on M d tl 2
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4,...
n., , ,
~..on e.y, !et _ .I,_ Tuesday, the 32, raise the cry. "Nationality and unity." This party, I again. lishing a declamatory libel against Mr._ Wa). Clement, i
_ ~.......-areen. act Of 1855, which increased the duty to ls. 4d. in the (ADVERTISEMENTA—Du Barry's delicious T1.,••,.1..5i..., A ...1A...

COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.
Hilary Term, 20th Victoria, Jan. 23.
This Court will, on Monday, the 11, Tuesday, the 3d,
Monday, the 9th, and Tuesday, the intb, days of February
next, hold sittings, and will proceed with the cases remain-
ing unheard at the end of the term, in the new trial, spe-
cial. and Crown papers. The Court will alio hold a sitting
on Tuesday, the 24th day of February next, for the purpose
of giving judgments only. By the Court.

WAR-DEPART WENT, PALL-MALL, JAN. 23.
Royal Artillery—The undermentioned Gentlemen
Cadets to be Lieutenants :—Edwin Win. Sandys, Allan
May, John 3linton Maunsel, Geol7e. Lloyd Engstrom,
Conway Richard Reeves, Michael John Sexton, and
Scott.
Royal Engineers—The undermentioned Gentleman
Cadets to he Lieutenants :—Henry Darby Crozier, Henry
Spencer Palmer, Robert Barton. Robert Owed Jones,
Valentine Gardner Clayton, awl Henry Cooper Seddon.
COMMISSION SIGNED BY LORD-LIEUTENANT.

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County- of Glamorgan—The Hon. Wyndham Henry
Windham Quin to be Deputy-Lieutenant.

NAVAL PRIZE MONEY.
Department of the Accountant. Gener:j.llf the 2. Navy,
Admiralty, Somerset-house
Notice is hereby given to all persons interested
ltherein,
that preparations are now making for the
distri-
bution of proceeds arising from the Greek vessel San
SPiridicne and the Russian vessel Sloviauo,
captured on
the 2Ath and 29th May, 1855, by her Majesty's ship Curlew.
Agents or other persons having any just and legal
de-
mand, nnliquidated, against the said proceeds, are requiredto transmit the particular; of any such demand to the
registrar of the High Court of Admiralty, in order that
the same may be examined, taxed, and allowed by that
officer, and paid under the sanction of the Judge of the
said Court,
Agents and all other persons holding powers of attorney,
prize orders, assignments, or other instruments, by virtue
of which they may be legally entitled to claim the share
of any captor, are requested, with as little delay as possi-
ble, to transmit the same, accompanied by the usual do-
sun:lents, to the Prize Branch of the Department of the
" Accountamt-General of the Navy, Admiralty, Somerset-
house."

Due notice will be given, by future advertisements in
the London Gazette, of the date proposed for the com-
mencement of distribution ; and, at the same time, the
amount of an individual's share in the respective classes
will be announced.

REPRESENTATION OP SOUTrIAMPTON.— The Board o
Inland Revenue have restored Mr. Falvey, the distribu
tor of stamps, to his position, and great satisfaction has
been felt throughout the town at the fact. Mr. Falvey
was suddenly suspended for having spoken at one or two
election meetings in support of Mr. Andrews. With the
exception of occasional district meetings' the fierceness
of the excitement has somewhat abated, but all parties
are buckling up for the fight which will take place im
mediately upon the assembling of Parliament.
ITALY AS IT Is, AND AS IT IS TO BE —Professor S.lffi
last night delivered, in the Marylebotie Literary Insti-
tute, Portman-square, his concluding lecture on " Italy
as it is, and as it is to be." The lecturer, who Waot
received with applause, commenced by depicting the
condition of Italy anterior to the revolution of 1849,
and the immediate causes which led to that pepular
outbreak, minutely tracing its progress, and the unity
which had pervaded all classes of society in their brave
struggle for independence against Austrian tyranny ;
attributing its unsuccessful results to dynastic ambition,
the conspiracy of despotic governments, the secret
power and influence of Popery, and the apathy which
free governments then manifested in the fate of Italian
freedom, but which he contended was intimately con-
nected with the universal canse of political and religious
liberty in Europe. He repudiated the idea of a serious
alliance possibly existing between the governments of
free constituional England and despotic Austria, con•
eluding with a Wowing picture of Italy as she yet may
be ; but' not while -Lombardy and Venice shall be the
provinces of AuVria ; but when freed from foreign domi-
nation Italy shall bask in the glorious light of liberty
There is now but one party—the National party—who
rai.ie the cry, "Nationality and unity." This party, I
think, is in the right. There is no doubt that the
nation alone can save the nation ; and it is this party
who will raise Italy from oppression, and place her in
the great councils of European nations. The profes:-tor
was heard throughout with deep attention, and at the
close of a very intere,ting lecture, which he delivered
with much animation, he was greeted with several rounds
of applause from a numerous audience, evidently from
the very highest class of society.

STATE OF ST. JAMES'S PARK.---Much trouble bee
been taken in behalf of those who ride, something might
be done for those who are obli,ged to walk. The ground
in front of the Palace is a complete swamp, and no
attempt during the continuance of the wet weether that
we have bad has been made to cleanse it. Sweepers are
nut allowed in the park, but boot-cleaners are ready at
the gates.
SINGULAR CASE.—At the Lynn County Court a few
days ago was tried the case of'Royston v. Horningold.
Mr. Naylor was counsel ler the plaintiff, the tenant of
Lady Howard, of Castle Rising, whose rights were con-
cerned ; and Mr. Wilkinson appeared for the defendant.
In the course of the trial it appeared that in the year
1352 the defendant's boat drifted upon a marsh let to the
plaintiff, and, miles away from a human habitation, he
continued to reside in it, by degrees. throwing up a bank
so as to inclose half an acre of the marsh. Here he lived
and slept and was merry, although when the tides were
high, his place seemed like an oasis in the sea, vetting
his living by fishing and fowling, and sometimes being of
hadhe tenant,hhe
not andre
.
he would not have been e
great service in cases of wreck. The march mar, e
shbweing of no
with t
great value his "squatting was passed pectally
he sent presents otfish
t o M
interferedr Royston,
passed so as to create this
Hornigold had thrown up,
laarcgteioniocksßoefyoshnedepthweebraenakt
Ilernigold set up a pony and
fish, „te , to Lynn, and depas.
to tides depharitnurgrehd,is
a donkey to
tured there on
est pay for this ; but
allowed, and he was told be m
of
right, and now this
the plaintiff mar,b. This was not
emboldened, he set up a claim
and that no person bad a right t
' land, and gave
action was brought. The judge saiod t,h,escicuaaste”wdaoswcialeaorn,
Lady Howard's or any other penon s
nominal damages, to which Mr.
Naylor, on the part of
the plaintiff, assented.COLONEL SIMMONS AT BRISTOL—TiIe annual soiree
of the Bristol Athenaeum was held on Wednesday even-
ing, when the entire suite of the Victoria-rooms were
called into requisition for the purpose of the conversa-
zione, a concert, with the brilliant military band and
stringed orchestra of the'Royal Artillery, and a display
of high class pictures, bronzee, castes, optical, and
other scientific implements, &c. The attendance could
have scarcely fallen short of 2,000 persons, and amongst
the celebrities present was Lieut.-Colonel Simmons, her
Majesty's Commissioner in Turkey, who was, of course,
made the "lion" of the evening. The public meeting,
which was held in the great saloon, was presided over
by Mr. P. W. S. Miles, president of the institution,
who, in bin opening address, apologised for the absence
of the great African traveller, Dr. Livingston, who had
fully purposed being present, but was prevented by
indisposition. Various resolutions were passed, and the
meeting was addressed by the right worshipful the
mayor, Mr. J. Vining, Mr. Commissioner Hill; recorder
of Birmingham and Judge of the Bristol Court of
Bankruptcy ; Mr. P. F. Aikin, Mr. J. G. Shaw, abd
by Colonel Simmons. The gallant colonel received a
very warm welcome.

IMP ROYEM EA TS AT. MILFORD-HAVEN.

BANKRUPTS
George Deeks, aucBANKRU
tioneer, Westbourne-grove, Ba,ya-
ater, to surrender, Feb. 3, at one, and March 3, at eleven,
at the Court of Banks uptcy. Bell, official assignee, et-Cole-
buildingsat ; Davis, Strand.
Joseph Walters, hatter, Northampton, Feb. 6, and
March 6, at twelve, at the Court of Bankruptcy. Cannan,
official assignee, Aldermanbury ; Reed, Langford, and
Marsden, Friday-street ; Jeffery, Northampton.
George Ball, plumber and glazier, New Lenton, Not-
tinghamshire., Feb. 10, and March 3, at half-past ten, at
the Shire-hall, Nottingham. Rallis, official assignee,
Nottingham ; Coops, Nottingham ; Harrison and Wood,
Birmingham.
Thomas Cantrill, railway grease manufacturer,4, Rivers-
terrace, York-road, King's-cross, Feb. 6, at one, and
March 3, at two, at the Court of Bankruptcy. Edwards,
Sambrook-court, Basingball-street, official assignoe ;
Wright, and Bonner, solicitor. Fenchurch-street.
John Morley, joiner,
Nottingham, Feb. 10, and March
3, st half-past ten, at the :'hirehall, ,
ottingham. Harris,
official assignee, Yottinghatr ; Coope, Nottinghr.m.
william Henry Dickinson, table knife manufacturer,
Sheffield, Feb. 7 and March 21, at ten, at the Council-
ball, Sheffield. Brewin, official assignee, Sheffield ; Broad-
'bent, Sheffield.
Edward White, stockbroker, Cushion-court, Old Broad-

MILFORD-HAVEN, JAN. 22.

For some time past several engineering gentlemen
have been engaged in surveying the land situated at
Haalebeach, a hitherto almost uninhabited spot on the
shores of Milford-Haven, for the purpose of constructing
warehouses, storehouses, and dwelling-houses, the
Trinity Board having determined upon concentrating
the whole of their working staff for the Bristol Channel
at this point. The houses will be for the accommoda-
tion of the various classes of men in the employ of the
board. The present old pier will be removed and a
magnificent jetty ereete.l, so as to enable vessels to come
alongside and load and unload. It will be necessary for
the intended works at Hazlebeach to be constructed in
the direction of Neyland, a spot upon which the railway
terminus is erected, so that in a short time the space
that intervenes between the two places, and which is
about a mile in extent, will be occupied by a small town.
Tenders for the works will shorty be required, and by
the end of next month it is expected that the improve-
ments of the port of Milford-Haven will be in rapid
progress. At Neyland every preparation is being
made to meet the increasei traffic which is expected.
Several contracts for houses have been accepted, and
a large and first-class hotel is in the course of building
at this hitherto almost unoccupied spot. A new road,
50 feet wide, is being made. The railway company also
find that they require more room ; they are excavating
for increased space, and laying out various sidings De
cessary for the great traffic anticipated at this port. A
new iron hollow landing platform has likewise been com-
menced at Neyland, and is rapidly progressing. A stag,?,
parallel with it, and on which it will be constructed, has
been erected. This stage will, on the completion of the
iron platform, be removed, leaving the platform fixed by
powerful hinges to a stone pier at its inner end, and
attached to a ponderous caisson at the other, which will
rise and fall with the tide. This caisson is alio of iron,
and will be ready for launching in a short time. These
arrangements, which will extend out into deep water,
will enable steamers of all eizes to land and embark
either goods or passengers alongside at any state of tide,
whether spring or neap. It is expected that before May
immense alterations and improvements will have taken
place in this part of South Wales. The second line of
rails now being laid down between Carmarthen and
Neyland is advancing rapidly towards completion.

COURT OF COMMON COUIVCI C.

A Court was held yesterday.
THE LATE RECORDER.
The LORD MAYOR read a letter from the Solicitor-Ge-
neral, late Recorder of the City of London, thanking the
Common Council for the resolution passed on the 18th
inst.

CLERKENWELL.—Henry Belcher, of No.
Catnelia-terrace, Barnsbury -road, Islington, a school
master, was placed at the bar before Mr. Tyrwhitt, on a
warrant executed by Randall, 172 N, charged with pub-
lishing a declamatory libel against Mr. Win. Clement, of
Belmont-house ,private grammar-school, Turnham-green.
Mr. Wontner appeared for the prosecution, and Mr.
John Wakeling for the defence.
Mr. Arontner, in opening the case, described it as one
of a very serious and malicious nature, and called
Mr. John Duncan, who said—l reside at Eaton-
villa, Norwood, and am engaged in mercantile business.
I had two sons in the complainanee school up to Christ-
mas last. Generally was satisfied ; but there were
some points of education which I thought were nt-
glected. On the 14th of January I received a
not send
children to the school. The letter was as follows :
" 14, Camelia-terrace, Barnsbury-road, J. 13.
" Sir,—l feel it to be a duty incumbent upon me to
inform you that the establishment of Mr. Clemente,
Belmont-house, is grossly immoral, and that the educa•
tion of the young placed under Mr. Clement's care is
scandalously neglected, the pupils receiving but very
little instruction, and that chiefly by the assistant. This
latter fact, perhaps, may not be of primary importance,
but the former is, and I need scarcely call upon you to
consider ere you send your sons where every virtue is
blasted.—l am, sir, yours obed;ent'y,
" HENRY BELCHER "
Cross-examined by Mr. Wakeling—l did not think
that my sons were properly educated. I thought that
they received in, re superficial than practical knowledge.
I received the letter at the gate of 133 y house. I have
not sent my sons to Mr. Clement's, nor do I intend to
do so until this matter is cleared up.
Mr. Clement was next called, and stated that the de-
fendant was in his service up to Christmas last. Since
defendant had left his service, he (the complainant) had
received a communication, asking for the character of
the defendant. He did not feel himself in a position to
give one. On the 14th of this month lie received a let.
ter hearing the Islington postmark, and which was to
the following effect :
"14, Caruelia-terrace, Barnsbury-road, Jan. 14.
"Sir,—As you have endeavoured to injure me in not
giving to those gentlemen who applied to you a satis-
factory testimonial as to my character, &c., thereby
taking away my means of subsistence, I shall, for I
feel it a bounden duty, inform those parents whose
sons are under your care of the gross immorality of
your establishment. I ask you, for how can you in
the sight of God put forth your lying advertisement
day by day in the Tintes when you are aware it is a gross
deceptionl—l am, sir, )ours, &c.,
" HENRY BELCHER."

The following
the
w.Sletevrtt, o
nth,!ete. fromourn one
o
al,,has
t
been received by
members, Mr. G. M. Butt, in reply to the
resolutions the
4adopted at a late meeting of the inhabitants,
at the Guildhall, convened for the purpose of consider-
ing what steps should be taken to obtain a remission of
the income tax
London, 17, Eaton-square, Jan. 7, 1857.
" Dear Sir,—l have yours of yesterday's date, unclog-
jog. by the direction of the Mayor, a copy of the resolu-
tions passed at a public meeting of the inhabitants of
Weymouth, held on the sth inst., and requesting me to
give the subject of the resolutions my best considtration ;
and, in reply to your communication, I will thank you
to inf,rtn the Mayor (who will make my opinion known)
that as to the first resolution, I agree in thinking that
the increased income tax ought not to be continued be-
yond the sth of April next.
"By the act of 1853 it was provided that the increase
then imposed was to continue till the sth of April next,
after the ratification of a definite treaty of peace. By the
act of 1855, which increased the duty to ls. 4d. in the
pound, the same provision as is contained in the act of
1854, as to the continuance of the increased duty, is not
re-enacted ; but the words are, that the duty should con-
tinue until the sth of April next after the expiration of
one year from a ratification of a definite treaty of peace.
The treaty of peace was signed on the 30th March, 1856;
the ratification was on the 21st or 22d of April, 1856.
Had, then, the continuance clause been the same in the
act of 1855 as it was in the act of 1854 (and I believe the
difference in the terms was generally unnoticed by the
House of Common,), the increased tax would cease on
the sth April, 7857; but by the change of terms in tie
act of 1855, the tax is made to continue, not to the sth
April atter the ratification of peace, but till the sth April
alter the expiration of one year from the ratification—
viz., till the sth of April, 1858. This is the literal mean-
ing of the words of the last ant; but I concur with the
first resolution, that it w• uld substantially be a breach of
good faith, and contrary to the understanding of the
countiy, anti the increased tax should be continued
beyond the sth of April next.
" With respect to the second resolution, I think it
will be very desirable to procure the entire repeal of the
income tax at the earliest practicable period, and I trust
it will be made to cease at tho time contemplated by Mr.
Gladstone.

" My best attention, then, shall be given to the sub-
ject of the resolutions, and any measure calculated, in
my opinion, to carry them out shall receive my support
in the House of Commons.—l am, dear sir, yours faith-
fully, " GEO. M. BUTT.
" Frjak. C. Steggall, Esq., Town Clerk."

Palermo is at length to be lighted with gas. The
King has concluded a contract for the purpose with
Mons. Chatard de Fargens, of Paris. The terms are
said to be liberal.
CRIMINAL JUSTICE A OT.—A return, ordered last July,
but only issued yesterday, gives an abstract of convic-
tions under the " Criminal Justice Act" from its pass-
ing up to the 31st of March, 1856. The total number
of convictions
4,4524nd werei n cases`Vales
of 136,y
a r ime
eki
391
wgraLdintoEtanl
from the person, and 84 of attempted larceny from the
l aa ,n g
of larceny by servants, 159 of larceny
a
person. The sentences passed in punishment of these
offences included 226 of six mouths' impneonment,
35 of five months', 228 of four months', 1,017 of three
months', 1,182 of two months', 1,067 of one month,
and 1,331 of less than one month's imprisonment, The
return was moved for by Sir J. Pakingtoo.

Cross-examined by Mr. Wakeling—Tbe defendant
never complained to me of any acts et immorality. He
never complained of a damp bed. I was frequently ab-
sent from the school-room. I had a French master.
The defendant always attended to his duty. I taught
the children Phmdrus' fables. There were 26 boys in
the school, ranging from the ages of 7 to 17, and the de-
fendant attended to them all. He complained of every
boy in the house.
Mr. Wakeling—What did he complain of ?
Mr. Clement—lt is impossible to remember.
Mr. Wakeling—Did he complain of any boys acting
immorally ?

Sporting Intelligence.

Witness—l cannot say.
Mr. Tyrwhitt said that by section 6 of the Act to
justify the libel, it mutt be fur the public benefit. Lie
was glad to see that letter sent by Mr. Clement to the
defendant was a very temperate one.
Police•conetable Randall 172 N, one of the warrant

TATTERSALL'S-YESTERDAY.

Little business was transacted. Leamington had the
"call" of Mincepie for the Chester Cup, but no import.
ant investment was made. In City circles, we believe 8
to 1 was taken about the two coupled. The other trans-
actions do not require comment.

CHESTER Cur.
100 to 6 agst Mr. E. Parr's Leamington (t)
100 to 6 agst Mr. H. Hill's Mincepie (offered)
40 to 1 aget Mr. J. Scott's St. Domingo
50 to 1 agst Mr. Howard's Yellow Jack
50 to 1 agst Mr. Barber's Commotion
1000 to 15 agst Mr. Howard's Schiedam
1000 to 15 ag't Capt. Christie's Bandalore
1000 to 10 agst Mr. Barber's Miss Harkaway
1000 even on Lady Ftorehce against Miss Hark-
away (t)
Two THOUSAND GUINEAS STAKES.
Bto 1 agst Baron Rothschild's Sydney (t)
DEBBY.
100 to 6 agst Mr. Douglas's Tournament (17 to 1
laid once)
20 to 1 agst Mr. W. S. Crawfurd's Zuyder Zee
23 to 1 aget Mr. C. Wyndham's Glenmasson
2000 to 140 agst Lor J. Scott's " lot," with Mes-
senged r thrown in.
DERBY, 1858.
10000 to 150 aget Mr. La Mert's Dumfries (t)

FATAL OUTRAGE NEAR NOTTINGHAM.—On Saturday
last four men, named James Walker and William Walker
(father and son), Samuel Saxton, and Thomas Shaw,
colliers, employed in the pits at Cinder-hill, near Not•
tinghaw, were charged before Lord Belper and other
magistrates with a violent assault upon a man named
Elenry Hincks, on the evening of Christmas-day. The
assault was fully proved by the evidence of several par-
ties who had witnessed it, but who were afraid to inter•
fere. The prisoners were remanded until Wednesday
(yesterday), but before the court rose intelligence wall
received of the death of the prosecutor. An inquest
was held upon the body on Monday, when the inquiry
was adjourned until Thursday (this day), for the purl
pose of a post-mortem examination.
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BIRTHS.
01P A Box

---
Milne, Esq..
ofO i ldersgatoe-street.
On the 21st inat., at Hadley, Middlesex, the wife of F
n the 2th inst., the wife of Mr. Robt. Geo. Vines,

OP A:DAUGHTER.
On the 21st inst., at 26, Harewood-square, the wife of
T. 0. Hanson, jun., Esq,
On the 21st lust., at the Deanery, Norwich, the wife of
Louis C. H. Tonga, Esq., Commander R.N.
MARRIED.
On the 22d inst., at St. George's, Hanover-square, F.
W. Stockwell, Esq., of Ormond Lodge, Richmond, Surrey.,
to Ellen, eldest daughter of Thomas Tatum, Esq., 01
George•street, Hanover-square.
On the 21st first, at Christ Church, Bayswatr,
H. AnB°l, EN, Captain 4th (King's Own) Regiement, to.
Sarah, second daughter of the late John Inman, Esq., of
Acomb, Yorkshire.

DIED.
sOn the 21st inst , at 27, Westbourne-place, Eaton.. quare, Catherine, Widow of MajOr-General Jacob.
On the 21st inst., at Brook green, Hammersmith, Thos.
75.
Palmer, Edq., 55 years itt the- Rolls Chapel Office, aged

On the 21st inst., suddenly, at his residence, 2, Minerva-
Place, Barnsbury-park, Islington, William Todd,
aged. 65.
On the 20th inst., at Knolton-hall, near Overton, Flint-
s
&hire, Lieut.-Col. Jones, Dep.-Lieut. for Denbighshire,
c., aged SS.
On the 20th inst., at Glengal-grove, Old Kent-road, Mr,
11. Gold, late of Hibernia-wharf, Southwark, aged 70. On the 19th lest., suddenly, Henry Forrester, Esq., (31',
6, St. Mary-le-Strand-place, Old Kent-road,
Tong Room, Customs, aged 63. and of the

Private acconi.t4 from Athens speak of the approach-
ing retirement of the army of occupation ; they also
speak of a change of Ministry as imminent, and as ne•
cessitated by the withdrawal of the troops,

LONDON : Printed and Pnblichod by MIIRDO YOUNG,
of No. 112, Strand, Printer, at The Sun Office, No.
112, Strand, in the Precinct of the Savoy, in the count/
of Middlesex, Friday, January 23, 1857.