The Sun.
London, England, 1857-01-03 00:00:00

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SOUTHAMPTON, Saturday, 10 a.m.
Wind S.W., blowing a gale all night, with rain.
Arrived—Hamburg steamer, from Hamburg; Lady Bet-
redale, steamer, Sunderland.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday Morning.
_. _

Wind S.
Arrived—Daniel Webster, from Boston ; Fernandez,
Lisbon ; Augustus Victor, Bordeaux.
Sailed—Fairy, for New Orleans.
DrELIN, January 2.

Wind W.
Arrived—Sabrine, from Antwerp.

(BY SUBMARINE AND BRITISH TELEGRAPH.)

GRAVESEND, Saturday, 10.4 a.m.

Wind S.W. ; tide fire hours' ebb; cloudy.
Arrived, Jan. 2.—Admiral, from Alexandria, N.S. ;
Mary Wylie, Memel ; Unction, Guernsey ; Nonpareil,
Jersey ; Raven, St. Übes ; St. Lawrence, Dantzig ; Netta,
Memel ; Planet, Hamburg.
DEAL, Saturday, 9.45 a.m.

Wind S.S.W.; strong.
Passed, 2d—Eclipse, from London, for Cienfuegos ; In.
domitable, screw steamer, from London, for Melbourne ;
Vesta, screw steamer, from London, for Oporto.
Anchored—Sarah. from London, for Leghorn.

ALLEGED ABDUCTION OF A GOVERNESS AT BATH.--
The hearing of this case was yesterday resumed in the
Bath County Court, when the defendant, M. Roche,
who was suffering from ill health, roost directly contra-
dicted the statements of the plaintiff and of his witnessep.
Mdlle. Koch was also exatniu-d, and her statements
were confirmatory of those of the defendant, whom she
stated had always behaved as a gentleman to her.

TIE CONFESSION OF A IVIIIRDERER.—The following
is the confession of William Jackson, who has just been
executed at Chester :—" I was walking about fortwo d tys
without food, aid at night I slept under a haystack until
I began to feel poorly. I then went and told Mrs. Rogers,
who keeps the Coach and Horses, in Hanbridge, how I
was situated. She told me I could sleep by their fire-
side, as it would be better than sleeping out of doors.
I thanked her for her kindness. I had not been there
more than three days when my sister's husband sent
the two children to me ; it was on the 27th of Sep-
tember ; it was a very wet day ; it rained all day
long ; he sent them without shoes or stockings, in the
rain, and told the girl who brought them to turn them
into the house where I was stopping and leave them.
I told the girl she should net have brought them there,
but to take them back, but she ran away. I ran
after her, but could not catch her. I bad been
drinking, so I was quite done over at the time.
Mrs. Rogers said she could not have them there ; I said I
did not want her. My feelings were quite done over.
I then went out of the house, and went up to the garden
and saw the pit. A thought struck me—the children
would be better there than to be starved and knocked
about, and the winter coming on. I then went back
to Rogers's. I got a small knife out of the jug on the
shelf, and sharpened it. It is a small knife that Mrs.
Rogers got of a militiaman. You will easily know it,
because it is the only one of the kind in the house,
and it has marks on the handle. I took the little girl
and went up Eaton-road, and across Halden's-
field to the pit. I then cut her throat and threw
her into the hole ; there was some water in it ; I
am sure she was dead before I put her down ; she
struggled a little. I then went back and fetched the
boy ; I took him the same road to the pit, and cut
bis throat ; I then put him on the top of his sister, and
covered them with some soil. I pulled three apples
off a tree and put them in my hat ; I then went
back to Rogers's, and pet the knife in .a jug, and
gave Mrs. Rogers the apples. And many times did I eat
my dinner with the same knife afterwards. I could not
rest day or night. I have been to the pit many times at
10,and 11 o'clock at night, and three or four times a
day. Until I was taken, all my thoughts were to give
myself up, and happy was the day I was taken, and
more so when I was condemned, as I knew it Ras a
just reward for my sins. I hope it will be a warning to
others to avoid coming to such a wretched end as mine."
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d Paeurd-
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half distant, and an object from 16 to 20 miles. They are of
larger and all sizes, with increasing powers accordingly.—Too
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powerful waistcoat-pocket glass, the size of a walnut, by whin
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country scenery, and ships are clearly seen at Byi 10 miles.
They are invaluable for shooting, deer-stalking, yachting, to
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THE SUN, LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING JANUARY 3, 185 7.
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Puckeridge,Mr.Parry's Mon. Brent Pelham - - -... ______,
Sporting Intelligence. io 30 , Major John Maurice Wemyss, Royal Marine Artillery. , Bankruptcy. Cannan, official assignee Aldermanbury ; Country Markets.
POLICE INTELLIGENCE-Jam. 2, to wash there. I was not among the number who said
they had beer and biscuits on Christmas-day, 1855. Mr. -.... Wed. Stanstead
Sat. Sandon
10 30 Artillery. William Baker, licensed victuallea'Tichbourne-street, e____ ,_
Only a limited consumptive demand was exp-rienced for
showed much 'firmhess, and in
••• Barber told those who had beer to remain, and they all BETTING AT MANCHESTER-FRILLY. Penclaley Mon. Drayton-house
00 ts ialrl
ye r
eyf,
tahned elviehr'per 70 lbs. of Tuesday's rates was
LIVERPOOL-JAN. 2.
MANSION-HOUSE.-Edward Horace Montefiore, I went out but tour. We remained because Mr. Barber
LIVERPOOL STEEPLECHASE. Wed. Misterten
charged with having forged bills of exchange and letters tied us to do so. Some of those who said they had. beer
100 to 7 agst Escape (taken) Fri. Foxhall
twil;ei esaayeslmioalddeersw,
ithhoi‘nv
, realised. Flour was neglected, and Is th t • h
of credit to the amount of 5,3001,, was again brought be- went out afterwards. I saw Mr. Horseley at the insta
100 to 6 agst Minerva (taken) S'.,at. Badby Toll-gate lO 45 i Richard Coffin Elliot, Req., Senior Surgeon, Royal Ar- Jewry-chambers.
Quorn atifen. Kegworth station
Thur.Wartnaby Stone-pits llll
fore the Lord Mayor for examination. tution on Monday. He and Mr. Barber went upstairs
10 to 1 eget Henderson's lot (taken) Venables, Mann, and Co., earthenware manufacturers,
Mr. Ribton appeared for the prosecution ; Mr. Lewis and the women were taken tep to them. Tues. Cotgreave Village
Field Train Department. e hi n
.c eaper.
William Laurieston Macklecan Toung, Esq., Commis- Burstein, Jan. 16 and Feb. 6, at half-past eleven, at the
Two THOUSAND GUINEAS STAKES. Oats and oatmeal with a fair sale a o
fully maintained late
for the defence. Re-examined by the Court-On Tuesday last I waited
4to 1 agst Loyola (taken) Fri. Narborough Cross-roads 11 0 I Birmingham District Court. Christie, official assignee, rates. Barley, beans, and peas were without • •
alteration in
Mr. Cree, of the firm of Cree, Skinner, and Co., of close to the door of the institution, but I was not let in, i To be Ordinary Members of the Civil Division of the Birmingham ; Sutton, Burslem • Smith, Birtningam.
6to 1 agst Vidette (taken) Raley .. , Mon. Auckland Park
Glasgow, merchants, said,-I know the prisoner. I had while those behind me were admitted. 1° 30 , Third Class, or Companions of the Most Honourable Order, John Kennard, ironmonger, 'Little Queen-street, Hol-
-Bto 1 agst Lambourn (taken) Wed, Houghton-bag. Turnpike i • ouest • yellow was hel -
d at 3os, and white at 36s to 36s fiti
interviews with him in Glasgow several times in July, Sir R. W. Carden asked her why she did not go in ! yIE. :- born, Jan. 13, at one, and Feb. 12, at twelve, at the aer ; -
1855. The letters produced (the letters were read at Witness said she could not get in unless told to go in CHESTER CUP.
Fri. Kinin
gate - F cl• •
~ emu y u ge. vo,a e
the last examination) were addressed to our house. They by Mr. Barber. I had no ticket, but some of the other 50 to 1 agst Alice Wentworth (taken) NT
Rutland, Duke of Mon. Piper-hole
11 0 with the Army lately serving in the East. hall-street ; Moseley, Taylor, and Moseley, Bedford-street, ' --
WAKEFIELD-JAN. 2.
are signed " Lyons," but the name of Montefiore is girls had tickets. 50 to 1 agst St. Giles (taken) Tues. Caythorpe
mentioned in one of them. In our communications with Mr. Sleigh said he should not carry this case any fur- 1000 to 15 agst Riseber (taken) Wed. Stoke Rochford ll 0 i and Commander-in-Chief in and over the colony of Western Thomas Squire Lawrence, late artificial manure mer- The wheat trade was steady at last week's prices.
11 0 ' Australia and its dependencies, and chant, Walworth, Jan. 9, at two, and Feb. 20, at one, at Choice parcels iu some instances were Is per qr. dearer.
him reference was made to these communications. It ther now. 1000 to 15 agst Zaidee (taken) Fri. Weaver's-lodge
was respecting the procuring a passage by the Light- Sir R. W. Carden said now that the prosecution was 1000 to 15 eget Sprig of Shillelagh (taken) Scarborough's (Earl ef) Mon. Sandbeck-park
ning to the Cape of Good Hope. The prisoner asked closed it would be advantageous to the defendant to ad- No betting on the Derby., Tues.Finningley
at one time if a bill could be negotiated in Glasgow. journ the case before going into his evidence, it being - Thur. Appley-head
We said it could be done. I cannot recollect whether late to begin it to-day. THE DISPUTED STEEPLE CHASES AT Fri. Danton.bar lO 30 the Third Class or Companions of the said Honourable Young, official assignee, Leeds ; Watson, Pickering ; Our market has been closed this week for the Christmas
Seale's, Sir Henry ......Tues.Bradley
any allusion was made to the amount. I believe my Mr: Joyce said it would be an advantage. WALTFIAM ABBEY. - Order ; viz. : Ward Leeds. holieays, and we are consequently without any transao-
Sat. Hemeer Forces - Captain Adolphus Slade, R.N., Rear-Admiral in the Jonas Charles Hermann Freund, boarding-house keeper, tions '0 report. There is, however, some inquiry privately,
partner knows more than Ido about the bills. Mr. Sleigh said it was desirable to cloee the inquirY The Stewards-Lord Exmouth and General Charritie
Shropshire,C.J.Morrishion. Cound village
Cross-examined by Mr. Lewis-If my partner had at the earliest opportunity, and therefore applied for a -met on Monday last, and came to the following deci- . Wed. Four-erosses, Oswestry-
been written to eight days ago he could not have left his short adjournment. sion in the disputed race for the Handicap Steeplechase, road - two, at the Court of Bankruptcy. Lee, offieial essignee, On the
stream Guards, would have been recommended for the dig- Aldermanbury ; Jones, Colchester. re-opening of the market on the 6th inst Refiners'
produce is in short supply, and prices are very firm. Rum
business, Sir R. W. Carden accordingly adjourned the case, and run for at the above meeting on the 17th ult. :- Fri. Montfort-bridge lO 30 nity of Companion of the Order of the Bath, had he sue- Oates Sager, menufacturer, Sten: fold Mill, Lancashire, sells to a moderate extent at steady rates.
Re-examined by Mr. Ribton-The prisoner gave tbe said-In consequence of the evidence of the two girls nlt appears to the Stewards, from the evidence of Mr. Sinnington Tues.Kirbymoorside
vived. Jan. 15, and Feb. 5, at twelve, at the Manchester District -
name of Montefiore. I should not expect to find that to-day this case has assumed a very serious aspect, and, Mills, the starter, that Green was present when Mr. Fri Helmsley lO 30 EXETER-DEC. 26.
Lyons was the person who was Montefiore. although on the former occasion I thought it sufficient to ith' Mr A beton Mon* Wilb
Littler gave hie final orders to come through the gap, or Sm 8, .88 . ury
Worthington. and Shipman, Manchester. CORN.-Wheat, 7s to 8s Od ; barley, Ss 6d to be Od;
Mr. Thomas Watson said,-I was a director of the accept the defendant's own recognisances, I must now to the left of it ; and they therefore award the race to Tues. Stowell Lodge ll 0 The Queen has been graciously pleased to give orders John Adnam, wine and spirit tnerchant, 01(1 Fish- erinding do. 0, Od to Os Od. Oats, 33 Od to 3s 3u.
Thur. Weyhill
Cape of Good Hope Bank. I recollect having seen the require hie own surety in 100/. and two bail in 50/. each. The British Yeoman. 11 0 for the appointment of the following Officers of +he Army stree;;, City, Jan. 12, and Feb. 16, at two, at the Court 'Beans, Os o,l' to 0 Od. Peas, 00s Od to 00s Od.
Fri. Winterslow ll 0 and of the Marine of His Majesty the Emperor of the of Bankruptcy. Peanell, official assignee, Guildhall- FLOUR. -Fine, 44s Od to 46s Od ; seconds, 42s Od to 44s
documents (the letters of credit) produced at the Cape. Mr. Sleigh-The case may assume a very important " EIMOUTII, 111i3rnereet West Tues.Kingwood, Nottleoomb... 10 30 French, and of the Army and of the Marine of His Ma- chambers ; West, Charlotte-row, Mansion-house. Od per sack.
I cannot say by whom they were delivered. I saw the shape, and the charge may revolve itself into one of " GINERAL CHARRITII. Fai. St. Audries
prieoner in the bank parlour there. I only saw hirn subornation of perjury. " Gloncester.etreet, Oxfordottreet, Southampton (Lord) ...Mon. Adstone
onoe there, and he was requested to explain about the Sir R. W. Carden complimented the two girls on the 'Monday, Dec. 29, 1856." Wod. Gayhurst ll 0 the Most Honourable Order of the Bath, respectively, the Birmingham District Court. Bittleston, official assig- ' nor, .
; fat calves, 6(1 to 6,c1 lb'• b ' oOd P r
, per , arrenners, 3 tt, Os
bills. These letters of credit were lying on the table, mannal. in which they had given their evidence. He bad The disputed Hunt Cup, by consent of the owners, Fri. Horton-inn ll 0 viz :- nee, Birmingham ; West, Charlotte-row, Mansion-house ; Od. per score ; cows and calve', 12/. to 181. es • butchers'
but Ido not recollect that they were shown to him. never seen girls in such an unfortunate position give their was referred eo the Hon. Robert Grimstene, who decided Sat. Nash - s each.
After the directors had refused to discount the bills the evidence in the examination in chief, and even in cross- in favour of Marmaduke. Soathwold (51r.Cook's)Mon. Gewkwell ll 0 Leonard Victor Joseph Charner, Vice-Amiral
DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. sheep, ewes and lambs, 0/. Os to 0/. 0,4 per couple. ewes, bed
• r was asked whether he had any other means of examination, as they had dose; and be-assured them that
prisone Of come all bets must now be paid to the backers of Tues. Greetham
paying the debt due to the Cape of Good Hope Bank ? the Almighty would always protect them in the cause of The British Yeoman in the Handicap, and of Marma- Thur. Market Stainton
9s 9id any Monday at Mr. Caiman's, Alderm inbury. large size, -s to -s ; second size, -s to -s ; slips, -s
Sat. Greenfield-wood ll 0 Louis Edouard, Count Bonet-Willanmez, Contre-Amiral. - ' '' '
He said he could draw upon the London anti Westrone honesty and truth. He would take care they should not duke in the Hunt Cup ; and Honeycomb is entitled to
J. Gower, Lawrence-lane, warelannema.n-third div. of to -s ; suckers, -s to -s. Rough fat, 4id per lb.
Southdown, (A. Done- Octave Pierre Antoine De Chabannes-Curton, Centre-
ster Bank, and expressed his surprise that the directors lose the half-crown that had been offered to them. second place in the former. van's) Mon. Short-gate
5 5-6 d., any Mon( ay, a r. annan s, , • s per score.
should heeitate about taking his draught in face of the .M.r. Joyce said he felt it his duty to object again to In connection with the above we (Bell's Life) have Wed. Plumpton-plain - me' '
J Michell Bristol, lead smelter-diY. of 2s. 61, any
letters which he bad presented from that establieh- the matter being prejudiced by the bias evinced in the received the following extraordinary statement from the Fri. Firle lO 45 Amiral. ' 13 •t 1
w dnesday, at Mr. Acraman s, ns o .
ment, or words to that effect. I cannot recollect alderman's remarks, as it was the intention of Mr. Bar- owner of Janus :- Staffordshire, North ... Tues. Seighford lO SO Chevalier Giovanni Durando, Lieutenant-General. R. Flynn-div. of 2s. led., any Wednesday, at Mr.
COAL MAIISET.-JAN. 2.
the precise words. The letters were lying upon ber to indict these girls for perjury. TO THE EDITOR OF BELL'S LIFE IN LONDON. Thur. Western Coyney
erica. of Coal per ton at the close of the market,.
the table. They had been sent for to show to the Sir R. W. Carden said he wa,s not going to enter into Sin-I would not trouble you with the remarks lam Sat. Alsager lO 30 TO BE COMPANIONS. L. Addison-first div. of 2s 9d., any Wednesday, at
Attorney-General before the prisoner came in. I can- that matter now. about to make respecting the Waltham Abbey Steeple- Suffolk
not say that the prisoner saw them. They were in a Mr. Joyce said that the alderman had entered into it chase, but I wish my friends and the public generally Thur. Ashley village
J F Lace2--div. of ss. 9d., on the separate estate, any Bebside's Hartley l6 0 8 4
Sat. Coldliam•hall lO 45 Line. Wednesday, at Mr. Morgan's, Liverpool. lltl'pool West Hartley...ls 6 Braddyll l7 9
position where he could have seen them. I understood by making the observation he had done. to know that I have done everything that is right in the
Surrey Union Mon. Hazle Hall
the reference about the letters to apply to these letters. Sir R. W. Carden said at all events the girls were not matter, and that Mr. Littler is only to blame. Previous
Mr. leforgan's Liverpool. Fanfold Moor l4 9 Hetton
Thur. Compton-common lO 30 Henri Alexandre Arthur, Vicomte Bertrand, Lieut. 19 0
Cross-examined-The writing part of the letters was guilty of perjury yet. to the race, Mr. Thorp and I had overtures made to us ' DIVIDENDS.
Sat. Bear-green
upwards. I could not swear whether they were lying The ease wa3 then adjourned until 2 o'clock on Satur- to " go" for one particular horse, and that we should Sussex, East ~. .. Mon. Westfield villa,ge
on the top of one another. I cannot say whether the day (this day). Mr. Charles Horseley and Mr. Hew y forego the stakes in the event of the horse belonging to Wed. Ewhurst-green
writing of mare than one could be distinguished, nor can Charles Barber being security for the appearance of eieher of us being the winner. This, at the time we Fri. Icklesham-winclmill
Gosforth l6 9 itewart's. 19 0
I say on whieh of tnein the writing was discernible. I Mr. Barber. refused, but, upon consideration, Mr. Thorpe agreed to Tailby's, Mr Men, Norton-by-Galby
' Hickman, Sussex-chamber, Duke-street, St. James's, pie-
consider this (the second letter) a letter of credit. A. Sir R. W. Carden remarked, in conclusion, that Mr. give Mr. Littler the etake if Mr. Thorp's horse should ThanShearsby ll 0 Antoine Marie Ferdinand Maussion de Cando, Capitaine fillalps at musket_ 54 I Sold 42
letter of credit generally specifies the amount. I also Joyce was the first who had ever charged him with par- nipson's Mr A Vol
win. If I had agreed to the same, Janus would not hare Tho , . .... . . Charndon•common
house, Threadneedle-street, &e.-Jan. 23, G. Rougemont,
saw the prisoner at another office at the Cape. tialityhts a magistrate, and he therefore asked him if it been objected to. Since the race Mr. Littler sent to me Tues. Marston St. Lawrence
Broad-street- • • h t J "8 R Ch ntler
buildings, mere an - an. e , . a , •
LOCAL SHARE MARKETS.
Re-examined-The prisoner was advanced 794/. upon was possible to have acted with greater impartiality when to know, if he spoke in my favour before the Stewards, Thur. Waddesdon Cross-roads 11 0 Philippe Victor Touchard, Capitaine de Vaisseau. Eccles Lancashire, joiner-Jan. 30, R. Southall, jun., Bir-
Sat. Skimming-dish-gate
na. . ' es
the faith of these letters. We required some settlement he had allowed the defendant to stand on the bench be- would I give him the 100/, added, as The British Tiokhani
inguam, merchant Jan. 24, H. Parker, 0. Shore, J.
Mon. Rainham . lO 30 Vaisseatl. LIVERPOOL, JAN. 1.
of the account, and that was the object of the prisoner'a hind his counsel throughout the investigation ? Yeoman party had offered it to him ! This I did not
Thur. leelmont lO 30 Augustin Dupouy, Capitaine de Vaisseau. Brewin, and J. Rodger, Sheffield, bankers.
STOOK EXOHANGE.-The market is steady, at full prices.
visit to the bank. Our suspicions were excited as to the LA.MBETEL-Susan Waller, a well-dressed youne object to, provided he would speak the truth, and let
Sat. Kennel lO 30 Adolphe Augustin Bon Darricau, Capitaine de Taissean. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. Blackburn, 8.4; Caledonian, 31 ; East Lancashire, 23,i ;
bills, and afterwards as to the letters of credit. woman, was finally examined before the Hon. G. d'. me have fair play. He also sent word that he could Tiverton Mon. Mere-village 1...... ...... ... 10 30 Charles Marius Albert de Dompierre d'Hornoy, Capi• Archibald Willie.m Cockburn, Charlotte-street, Edin- Great Western 68A ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 97i ; Lon-
Mr. C. Hunter Hodgson, of the firm of Hamilton, Norton, on a charge of being concerned, with two others not let me have the forfeits and stakes he had received Thur. Winsford lO 30 taine de Vaisseau. burgh, doctor of medicine. don and North 'Western, 1061 ; Ditto (ii shares, new), 13s
Ross, and Co., of Cape To wn, said-I know the pri- not in custody, in robbing William Moss of 25e. for the race (he being entirely without funds), but I could Tivyside Mcm. Noyadd Cross-roads
goner from having seen him fi equeutly at the Cape. I The prosecutor deposed that he was a labourer, and ll
receive the 10/. back I paid for Janus to run, and abi , 1 Thur. Ponteunnon
I Trelawney s, fr.
am acquainted with his handwriting. I think I have resided at Weolwich, and that on boxing night he wen t for 60/. for three months, in lien of the stakes, sale' h , .
..... .
Tnes The Carew Arms
acquired a sufficient knowledge of his writing to expres, to Astiey's Theatre to see the performances there. A fter also agreed to. It is no w evident to me that Mk.
r Littler s Sat. Newton Ferrers lO 30 Louis Leon Theodore Dufour de Montlouis, Capitaine wick (4 per cent.), 91 • Dutch Rh-nish, ip ; Grand Trunk
BANK OF ENGLAND.
a belief on the subject. The letter of credit (No. 2) is, I leaving the theatre he had some refreshments, and ulti- object in making this proposition was to ma eme sh
an• Y•
T ned ale Mon. Stagshaw Bank-gate lO 45 de Fregate. of Canada, 13/. 18s 79d ; Great Western of Canada, 25 ;
Wed, Fenvvick lO 45 Henri Mario 'Tuella de Cintre, Capitaine de Fregate. Al Account pursuant to the Act 7th and Bth Victoria, cap
,32, fo Ditto (new shares), 2i p.
should say, in his hand writing, and I should say the mately went to Hart's, the night-house in the Westmin- guine of the decision being in my favour, so that t ey
same et the other two letters. All these are, to the beet ster-bridger-road, where he met the prisoner and treated he stakes .
might more easily back the Yeoman to get t , United Pack (Mr. Lu-
rie. Six-milestone, Military-rd.lo 45 Oswald Ginoux de la Coche, Capitaine de Fregate. the Week ending on Saturday the 27th day of Dec., 185 b.
ISSUE DEPARTMENT.
of my beiief, in his handwriting her. It being then too late to get home he aaked her knowing he had a person in the back ground whose ther's) Thur. Maley . Marie Jules Dupre, Capitaine de Fregate.
10 0 Henry Jules Noel Fraucoie Garnault, Capitaine de X .e BIRMINGHAM, JAN. 2
24,112,390 Government debt.... 11,015,100 STOCK EXCHANGE.-We have had another dun market
Notes issued ...... ..
Cross•examined by Mr. Lewis-I never saw him write. where he could get a bed, and the prisoner then said she evidence would sway the decision against me, without w, W, H. ,L•rd Gitrord's Tues. Williamstrip
I have seen other letters of his. Those letters were in would take him where he could find one. He accum• criminating him (Mr. L.) The person to whom I allude
Thur. Warneford-place
the same writing. They were sent to Mr. Rose from the panied her to Charles-street, and she took him into a ie a Mr. Mills, a friend and, I believe, brother-in-law of Sat, The Kennels - .... -
prisoner. It is because I have received a letter which room where he saw another young woman in bed, and he Mr. Littler, and also his confederate at former Waltham Vaughan's, Sir la ey...mon. jyfros
10 0 Philippe Xavier Pelissier, Lieutenant-Colonel d'Artil- _ - -
.C 24,112,390 MANCHESTER, JAN. 2.
4.24,112,39 i
purported to come from the prisoner that I form this be. objected to stop there ; upon which both of them called Races. He is very little known, and has never officiated Wed. Llambedr-gate
b-
lief. I should say this is his writing, and this also (tile out, " Tom !" and a man instantly entered the room, and in the capacity of starter at any place but Waltham A nen.h.e,
2, , Fri. Rhug
Dated the Ist day of January, 1857.
M. MARiIIALL, Chief Cashier
the exception of rather easier rates for East Lancashire
letters of credit folded up). seized him by the throat so tight that for some moments bey, Ido not think it would have been decided against "' ih• nire ............ Mon. Eatiugton Village -1045 de Marine. stink there was no change in value. East Lancashire, 2.3 i ;
Re-examined-We have advanced money to the pri- he was unable to breathe. While so held by the man me but for the evidence of Mills, as no other person Tues. Mitforcl-bridge
X Blackburn, 8e- ; Midlands, 82 ; Sheffields,34.l ; Dover, 22e ;
Thur. Sherbourne
soner to the amount of 81/. I have seen checks which both the women searched his pockets, taking from them gave positive evidence that Green was present when the Proprietors'capital .. 14,553,000 Governmentsecurities Great Western of Canada, 24 t ; Electric Telegraph, 22i ;
purport to be drawn by the prisoner, and the money wam a sovereign, five shillings in silver, and a button-head jockeys were told to go through or below t ,
he ! a .
g p. Warwickshire:(North) Fri. Wroxton Abbey
Tues. Liveridge-hill lO 45 Chevalier Alessandro de la Revere, Lieutenant-Colonel 'test
10 45 of Artillery and Intendant-General. Pul,lic deposit s On-
. .... 3,253,510 (includg.Dead Weight
Annuity) .......... 11,200,745 -. . ...!
Leeds 974 ; Chester and Birkenhead, 18-A • North-Western,
Y, Grand Trunk of Canada, 14i • Leeds'Northern, No. 1,
paid on them, but did not see him write them. A check which was among his silver. As soon as the woman Whilst the decision was in abeyance, Mr. Littler deputed
Wed. Woodcote - 18,962,155 4 ,
book was given to him, and he drew for the money. had robbed him the man " Tom" dragged hiin Mr. Thorp to back Janus for 100/. to get the stakes
Fri. Billesley
10 45 The Marquis Orazio Di Nogro, Capitano di Vascello of - s Notes .... .......... 5,456,315 3 i -16 p. Blackburn pref., 204 ; Great Western of Ganada,
The Lord Mayor remanded the prisoner till Saturday to the door, flung him into the street, and closed the against the Yeoman getting them, which he did ; but Wheatland ............... Wed. Oldbury .. - Gold and silver coin.. 592,921 new, 2e p. ; London and North-Western, 107.
week, after having heard Mr. Lewis contend at consider- doer. Having remarked the number, he went in search when Mr. Thorp saw Littler on Monday morning to nat. Linley lO 30 Ing's Banks, and ...:
FOREIGN-OFFICE, DEC. 1. Dividend Accounts) 7,551,335
COURSE OF EXCHANGE.-YElereaDAY.
able length that there was no case against his client ef a policeman, and on finding one he told him how he : : e: ince the Worcestershire
gore al Las return of the money put on Janus s . ......... Mon. Croome PerrY•we•d lO 30 The Queen has been graciously pleased to appoint George other deposits ...... 10,132,655
within his lordship's jurisdiction. had been robbed and took him to the house, when he race, Mr. Littler said, " I cannot take this 1001. you now Wed, Kennels
771,639 tmsterdam ............ 11 14% Gibraltar .... -•• •• .... .
_____ foaad the prisoner in bed, and eave her into custody. mention, when I know low the case will be decided " Fri. Northwick Arms, Benge- in the several Courts of Mixed Commission established at Bills .....• •• .• ••• .0 Ditto, three months .. 11 17 ee Leghorn .... • ... 29 62%
GUILDHALL.-Mr. Surr Edward Pack Barber, the Wnen searched at the station-hOuse the button-head (he depending on Mill's evidence). So those persons worth lO 30 Sierra Leone, under Treaties with Foreign'Powers for the --
X 36,212,139 , - - --- Rotterdam ............ 11 171 A Genoa ..... ....• ...... '45 77%
£36,212,130 Antwerp .............. 25 35 r Milan - .............. _
Wyndham's, Colonel... Mon • "
. New-bridee...
secretary to the Samaritan Tnstitution, appeared, in die- that had been taken from him was found, with some sil• who bet about the decision were entirely at the mercy of 11 30 suppression of the Slave Trade. Brussels .............. 25 35 i Veniee................
' charge of his recognisances, before Sir R. W. Carden and ver, in her pocket. Mr. Littler, whether he chose to bring Mills forward or Wed. Cocking•eauseway ll 30 Dated the Ist day of January, 1857. Elamburgh ............ 13 7 ' Naples .............• •• 42%
Fri. Gospel-green - \ Palermo .... ...... .... 129%
Alderman Humphery, to answer thecharge of unlawfully Police-constable H. Barrett, Si L, corroborated the not. For the last few days it appeared very evident ---
Sat. Whiteway-lodges
obtaining under false pretences two barrels of porter, latter part of the prosecutor's statement. which Mr. Littler had his money on, as his party were Wynn's, Sir W W k
• ...... Mon. Boreaton-par 10 30 Bogle as Consul at Kingston, Jamaica, for the Republic of
one barrel of biscuits, and one sack of flour, with intent Mr. Norton-Have you been able to hear anything laying 6te4 on the Yeoman, when, *malty, a horse nor Muscovado Sugar, com- y •B„
iarsel -s .............. 25 65 +Oporto .............. • • 61%
Tues. Hop-yard
n the week endin n
g _ec. Bourdeaux .. • • ...• .... - Rio Janeiro ....... ..... -
to defraud Messrs. Hoare and Co., brewers ; Messrs. about this man Tom ? coming in first in any race is the favourite. At the Thur. Overton-cross lO 30 BOARD OF TRADE, WHITEHALL, JAN. 2. puted from the returns made i
f C t •hl F kf \lain
10, 1856, exclusive of the Duties o us ems pal or ran ort-on-. e .... _
119 Buenos Ayre5........ - -
Manners and Wells, brewers ; Messrs. Huntley and Constable-No, sir. The prisoner has had a young same time I thank the stewards for the kind manner in Sat Sandford, near Frees lO 30 The Right Hon. the Lords of the Committee of Privy • taaon thereof into Great Berlin ................ New York,6o days' sight -
payable thereon, on the impor t
‘,. d. Vienna ................ 10 44 Philadelphia .......... -
Palmer, biscuit bakers, of Reading ; and Messrs. Pons- man follower, but I cannot hear anything about him. which they entertained the case.-Yours, ktc., Yerborough's (Earl of) Mon. Utterby-groen
am an a ions have received, through Britain :- rrie5te.........• •• .... 10 45 PRICEs OF BULIIGN, PER Oz,
36 10e
ford and Co., of the City Flour-mills. The prisoner acknowledged she had taken the prose- G. REYNOLDS. Wed.Nettleton-lodge
orengn Affairs, a copy of a De- From the British Possessions ip America
„.., ee Petersburg ............ 37% Foreign Gold in Bars .£3 17 9
Mr. Sleigb, instructed by Mr. Buchanan, conducted cutor home, but denied robbing him. - Fri. Rye-hill
eipzie„ Muscovado the produce of the Ma,uritius ja ul Madrid .........., .... 49% Portugal Gold Coin .. 0 0, 0
the prosecution, and Mr. Joyce, instructed by Mr. She was fully committed fur trial. HUNTING APPOINTMENT& York and Ainsty ...... Mon. Strensall lO 30 stating that reference to a treaty recently concluded be- Muscovado', the prod ce of the East Indies 3l 0 Cadiz ................. 49% ) Mexican Dollars .... 00 0
Horseley, attended for the defence. STAG! HOUNDS. Tues. Copmanthorpe - N,eerwinDoallars .....• 00 0
S wine ... •.. .. ~...... - 1 Sil bre ...... 0 5 2
The depositions taken on the former occasion having • lier Majeaty's Tues. Shottesbrook-p%rk
been read over by Mr. Martin (the chief clerk), and a Fri Uxbride'e-commen
METROPOLITAN BOARD OF WORKS. • . 11 0 Sat. Naburn
-
Tunbridge Wells Wed. Langton-green
number of witnesses. having been examined, the exami Alton Beagles Mon. Woodbridge-inn
_
Fox HOUNDS. --
nation of the girls Mary Anne Hayes and Ellen Daley, the The ordinary meeting of the Metropolitan Board of Albrighton (Mr. O. Fri. Tasracaunarm ADMIRALTY, DEC. 21. ______o,-
ee.
most important part of the evidence, was gone into. Works was held yesterday in the Council-chamber, Guild Stabbs') Tues. Lyttleton Arms Bagley_ 10 10 B. V. H Mon. Cenie Hill
12 0 Corps of Royal Marines.-Gentlemen Cadets William TRAFFIC RETURNS FOR THE WEEK. ,
Mary Anne Hayes said-I am 16 years of age. lam hall ; Mr. J. Thwaites in the chair. The minutes ot the Thnr.Hem•gate
an inmate el the Refuge fur the Destitute in Whitecross- laet court were read and confirmed. Sat. Enville...
street. I have neither father nor mother. On Christmas-
MAIN DRAINAGE. Atherstone Mon. Newbold-gate ll OH. H., Rochester Mon. Huggen's-wood: ll 0 Second Lieutenant ; Joseph Phillips to be Second Lieute- opened. NAME OF RAILWAY.
1856. 1855. evening previous.)
mail, via Southampton, which, on such occasions, is made up the
day, 1855, I was at the Samaritan Institution, and had Mr. Woolrych, the clerk, read a letter from the Chief Wed. Clifton Campville
nant ; Charles Robert Ricketts to be Second Lieutenant ; 1856.
----...-..-
High Peak Mon. Bakewell uncan George Pitcher to be Second Lieutenant ; Charles -- - -
some meat, potatoes, and bread. I had no beer or bis- Fri. Churchover ll 0 X X
Commissioner of Works, stating that he had referred the 11 0 James Kin t BRITISH. FROM
sman o be Second Lieutenant. FOR
cults on that day. On Monday last I went to the Sat. Hopwas-bridge - -
_____.
lan for the main draina eto three engineers, and de- COMMISSION SIGNED BY THE QUEEN. 115 Aberdeen • . •• •• - .... ... . ~,,47 718
Samaritan Institution, and Mr. Barber gave me some It3eilie, the i •
g • h f th ' 'd Badsworth Tues. Pollington-bridge
nstructions given tem or eir consi e- Huatingdonshire Tues. Hemingford-lodge
n Wh B h t
soup. There were a great many poor persons there Thur.Skelbroek-park lO 30 11 0 ist Regiment of the Duke of Lancaster's Own Militia- 17 Belfast and County Down• ••••••• •• •• .7_ 2,-(iT, the des-
ration. Sat. Notton-village
11 0 ghts, Esq., to be Quartermaster from Ist Dec., 33 Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire 2,,,10
Post-Office. patched. Vessel. expected ;vessel.
beside myself. I saw Mr. Barber, who asked who was , Carne's (Dr. Nichol) ...Mon. Shlot - -
Major LYON objected to this letter being entered upon Reaaforthe Duke of ...Mon. Yatton Keynell
preeent at the Christmas dinner last year ? 117 Bristol and Exeter •• •. • • •••• ••• • •
- - - - - ------ -_____ ......r.
the minutes, as it alleged there was a discrepancy in the Wed. Lacock
Mr. Sleigh-Did he say anything about beer or • , 10 30 Newcastle&Gateshead Mon. Whickham .., 4,395 5,133 Spain - Alham-
engineer s report as to the amount of sewage to be di, Fri. Hullavington lO 30 sth or Royal Elthorne Light Infantry Regiment of Mi- 91 '..i Chester and Holyhead... -•• ..... Jan. 4 Sultan
biscuits 1 185 172 Gibraltar .. month. ampton bra
charged on both sides of the river. Sat. Calcot-barn lO 30 Fri. Billy-mill, near N. Shields 10 30 litia-Heery Milward Nash, Gent., to be Ensign, vice 6% Cork, •
Blackrock and Passage •• •• ••
207 198 Gibraltar ..1
Mr. Joyce objected to this leading question. 10 36 Romney 3farsh
Mr. BAZALGETTE the eogineer said he was not aware Bellevr's, Mr. P. Tues. Sandy-wey Mon. Hope-chaple
Mr.. Sleigh justified the course he was pursuing, and . .'. . ' Fri. Exebridge
the of any discrepancies in his designs or reports. On the 2.1 63 Dublin and Drogheda ••••••••• • • • • ••
Berkshire, Old (Mr. Fri. The Kennel lO 30 Eeq., to be Captain, vice Captain Robert Borthtvick, re- 40% Dublin and Kingstown ...• •• •• •• •• •• 1,.i82,1i 1,432 Ceylon ••.. M of the
a'moupttuoii Colombo 20ttit of Ripon
Nov. the Chief Commissioner asked him what was the
Witness then continued-Mr. Barber asked us if we Merrell's) Mon. Buekland lO 30 Soraerset Mon. Othery lO 45 signed, 161/4 Dundee and Arbroath •. ••••••• • • • ..
~ _ India
present discharee of the sewage from the metropolis. At
D dee, Perth, and Aberdeen Junction 9ee 891 Mauritius month.
had had any beer or biscuits. He uid not refer to any Tues. Didcot Station
that time thereexisted no recant information on the sub- Farmers' Subscri tion T . N Dlnidalk an 4 Enniskillen•• .. •••••• •• 355 339 (via Ceylon)
..)
partieular tune. I said, " No, I had no beer or his- Wed. Ensham-bridge
ject, and he answered the question off-hand to the best of 671 , East Anglian.... •••••••••• • •• • • • ' • • South- Colombo Jan. 4.. RiPon
cuits," and Mr. Barber then kept We and another young Fri. Farring,don-grove - 93 I 6,220 5,161 Penang .. •• 31 the
his recollection of the result of former gaugings of the East Lancashire • • • • ..... • •• • • ••• • .•
ampton
girl back, and asked us if we would go up for him ; and Sat Lockinge Brick-kiln lO 30 pointed Quartermaster. 417 Eastern Counties and Norfolk .• • • ... 1 26,468 231,31 Singapore .. month. }g I
co,
sewers, but that answer had no reference to the sizes (it Be • ' •
rkshire, South Mon Donnington-gate - Australia(via Moutms
he said he would give us half-a-crown and a pair of boots Eastern Union • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • I 31 Jan. 12 ..
5 244 4 708 I itZttoin Br Jan.- rend/
sewers designed by him. Since that period an official r, - Tues. Tilehurst lO 30 ment of West Yorkshire Militia, exchanged into the '2d 142 Edieburgh and Glasgow .• ••••••• •• • • *. the Cape)••
if we would go up and say we bad beer and biscuits. I
port had been issued, which showed that the metropolitan Tlur.Mortimer West-end - Regiment of King's Own Staffordshire Militia, and was 520 5'246
128 Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee.. •• •• -,3 , Cape of Good
said, I would not tell a falsehood for anybody. He
water supply had been doubled within the last six years. Fri. Marlston Farm
6 Exeter and Crediton- ••••••• • •• • • • • ----P- . Dart- - a
said the same to the other girl. There was no other
In his last report he had availed himself of that informa. Blackmoor Valet Mon. Nunney Catch-gate - - Mauritius .. E Jan. 5. •..
y 6 090 5,676 Ceylon ....
183% Glasgow, and South-Western•• ••• • •• . mouth ~._,.
w .S. Jan. 25 Eileen
,-...usay
person present, because he had cleared the place. The -0 - p
ei n and had given the present a proximate discharge Thur. Sparkford-inn The Queen has been graciously pleased to give orders
11 30 • 283 Great Northern.• •.. ...... ••• • 27,855 27,348 India
t t f lii• R llr h h •
for the appom men o is oya ig ness t e Pnnce of NAVAL PRIZE MONEY. 5,490 5,550 Lisbon 1
other girls were all called out and had their soup, and _, ' - • t th resent Bramham-moor Mon. Bramham-park
or the sewa But neither the pas nor e p
ge. Wed, Garforth-bridge
• 38.8 Great Western .. •••• • • • • •• • • •• •• •• , , Made ra ....
were sent away. 10 30 •
1
Mr. Sleigh inquired how she was kept back 1 • flow of the sewage at all affected the sizes of the proposed Fri. Walton-village lO 30 ' •to b FI
King of Prussia, ean cuorary Member of the Mili- Admiralty, Somerset-house, Dec. 29. 25% Irish South Eastern •••••••• .. • • •• • • - CapedeVerds
90 Lancaster and Carlisle • ••• • • • 5,728 6 022 Bra,zll
Witness -He told na to sit down and wait. main-drainage sewers, because they are designed to can y Sat. Rifle
of the Most Honourable order of the Bath. that preparations are now making for the intended distri- - Leeds Northern .. •• .. ••••••• • • • • • •• - Falkland Is-
• Cross-examined-I was in service in Exmonth-street, off. rhaiale..ll and a largely-increased quantity of sewage, Burton. Hunt (Lord Hy. 1
Cterkenwell, and left there three days before Christmas wit , view to a future increased population of water Bentmek s) Mon. North Canton - 161 Liverpool, Crosby, and Southport .• • • - - lands
60 225 55 499 J
• supply. Tues. Penton ll 0 The Queen has been graciously pleased to give orders for ,
dered to the American merchant ship Flyine Arrow by 637 London and North Western .•• ••• • .. •, _ .. West Indies-1 ..
My mistress, Mrs. Stacey, went to Australia, and would an i London and Blackwall.• •••••• •• • • • • I ,2J7 1,223 (except Ha-
Mr. De H
puty ARRISON moved, " That the letter from In ed. Hackthorn . ll 0 the following appointments to the Most Honourable Order h• h N '''
18r" '
her Majesty ss ip Fantome, on the 16t ova oa ; and
have taken nie with her, but I could not go. I was 183% i London, Brighton, and South Coast.. 12,752 11,074 vana and
the First Commissioner of her Ma'est 's Works and Thur. Martin Village - - •.... 14,154 12,641 Honduras).
with her three yeare Belo i
. re - went to service I was at for services against Riffpirates, rendered on the 26th June 60 Londonderry 601 522 2cland 170 lst and
Public Buildings to ether with the e•X laynatons of their Fri. Stapleford Moor . ll 0 To be Ordinary Members of tho Military Division of the and Enniskillen ........ Venezuela .. --
home wite my mother until she died, and then Mr. en 'Meer b ''dg d k • Pni •
, e printe an ta en into consi oration on a Sat. Glentworth ll 0 Second Class, or Knights Commanders of the said Most r
18e4. - Manchester, Buxton, and Matlock, &c. - - Grey Town.. M of the South- Magda- 16th of
e ampton lena the Orinoco
10 105 9 502 month.
Viney got me into St. Giles's Reformatory Institution, Cleveland Mon. Capt. Cook's Monument 10 30 Honourable Order ; va. :
• Agents or other persons having any just and legal do- 173% Manchester, sherneinand Lincolnshire •_ _ . ,
__ 3 New Granada
ftitire da " month.
Until I went to Mrs. Staceyn. There were a great Thur. Lazenby
2P% Manchester and SouthJanction.... - :I,t7i, 63 Chili
Mr. DLNIS seconded the naolmon, which was put and 8 Maryport andCarlisle •• ••• • - •..... 9 691 Peru
many present when Mr. Barber asked who had beer and Cottesmoro, Trollope's Mon. Greetham Inn ll 0 Lieutenant-General Nathaniel Thorn, C.B. to transmit the particulars of any much demand to the
498% Midland • • ••••• • • • • •••••••••. 31,469 23,254 California ..
agreed te. registrar of the High .Court of Admiralty, in order that J
biscuits. The tables were full. Two of us said "No," Tues. Owston-wood -
NOTICE OF MOTION. Thur.Uffington•wood - •• • • •• • • - - Honduras .. im _ - South- 16th of
and ten said " Yes, they had beer and biscuits." I did - . Frederick William Grey, C.D. • ' • ' j d _Nassau .... • Jan. 17 _ ..... the ...... "
The followi ' f • b NI
ng notice o motion was given ye r. Sat. Thistleton - - 1 ampton '• '
not say I had beer on Christmas-day. It was Pettit month.
Deputv HARRISON :-" That it be referred to the works Craven... Mon. Hare and Bounds, Lamb- Colonel Henry Knight Storks, Unattached. said Court. 149 North British • • ... •••••• • • • •
who first spoke to me on this subject since Mr. Barber. e' e • - • 233 North Staffordshire •• • • ........... - - 'Lexie() ••• • Ai South- Magda-
& ' f th
ommittee to inquire into the state and con aeon 0 -3 bour Woodlands
The day before yesterday Pettit came to me in Fearing- ~ o e 47 North-Western .• .. •• .• .. 911 861
•••••••• •• } ampton lens
several communications in the metro olis, including the Fri. Stype
87% Scottish Central •• ...• .............. - - Madeira ....
don-market. I have had soup before, but Mr. Barber P h tb t • Crawley and Horsham Mon. Fox, Three bridges
ridees over the flames an the approac es ere o ,
b • T d 32 Scottish Midland •• • • •.........., .. - - Tene •
10 4e Lientenant-General Patrick Grant, C.B fth B 1 e • e ~ , e • riffe -1 E San.
~ 0 e enea e 23 } PIY. G mbia Jan. 6 Candace
hal nut given me any since Monday. I sleep at the Wed. The Cock, Southwater - 29% Shrewsbury and Birmingham .... - 2,288 '' mouth a
to rebport whether the communications and approaches 1,537 W C.ofAfrica
Refuge, where I get bread night aud morning. I have Fri. Buckswood Furze - 48 Shrewsbury and Chester ............ 3,400 2,768 British North }Li
are ade h d • • t ffi. • a '
quate to t e present an increasing ra c , ne
had nothing daring the day. I saer Mr. EL orseley on Deacon's, Mr Mon. Viverdon
Fri vert America Jan. 5 Africa
if uot, the best :node of im in th • "
prov g e same. 57% South Devon .••••••..••• • • • • • •• - - 2,3‘ 1 2,716 United States
Monday laet, but did not tell him I had beer at the in- Thur. Okehampton - ' " Accountant-General of the Navy, Admiralty, Somerset-
RIGHT OF THE BOARD TO GRANT CO3IPENSATION. Hatfield-heath - &Bantle
stitutien on Christmas-day, 1855. Mr. Barber's brother .. . . Essex, the, H. Greaves's Mon. . 11 0 Jalnes Macaulay Higginson, Esq. C.B , Governor and In% South Wales .. •• ...• •• • ~, „ „ .... 6,513 5,507 BritishNorthlE alternate Atlantic Jan, 1
tter was received from Mr. Robert blee, district
Ale • -•' Wed. Radwinter
was there on Monday with Mr. Horseley. Mrs. Barber . an er i the Island of 'Mauritius 97 South York., Doncaster, and Goole - 2,920 1,895 America .. Tuesdays.
clerk of St. Olave'w, Southwark, stating that the district Sat, Waples-mill ll 0 and its dependencies. the Lon d f h
don Gazette, of the date propose or t e corn- 39 Taff Vale ••••••••••• • • • • • •• • • • • .... 3,608 3,245 I United States
and her son and daughter were also there in different south- ~,es.
board had taken the opinion of Mr. Pashley, Q.C., as Essex, East (Mr. Mar- To be Ordinary Members of the Military Division of th mencement of distribution ; and, at the same time, the 36 Hater ........• • • ....•• ....... . - . - British North FM fan. 14 .. } ampton "'"'"" '""••"'• • • " ••
parts of the room. I did not teli Mr. Horseley in the. f h • - e amount of an individual's share in the respective classes 77 Waterford and Limerick • •
to the le alit of an order of the board iving compensa- riott's) Tues. Sturmer Lion ll 0 Third Class C •
,or ompamons 0 t e said Most Henouxable
presence of both gentlemen that I had beer and biscuits, tion g Y • g • • • 27% West Cornwall .... •• • .... ....... 497 650 1 Liver- Angjo- Jan../ Anglo-
Sat. Panfield-green ll 0 Order ; yin. a._ will be announced. Canada •• •• 1 E fan. 27 ..
for I had none. th
to Mr. C. T. Depree, and it was his opinion at
12 Whitehaven Junction ............. _ 396 333 3 pool Saxon , saint
such award was illegal. Therefore the district bowel Essex, South, (efr.But- Captain the Hon. George Fowler Hastings, R.N. ................, 682 York and Newcastle, and Berwick &
Re-examined-After all the rest had left the room a k ton's) Tues. Pitsea Bull ll 0 Captain Frederick Henry Hastings Glasse, R.N. York and North Midland & Leeds.. - - Id-Morning. E-Evening.
now gave notice that it was their intention to ta e
NOTICE OF INTENDED DISTRIBUTION OF
young man came down and asked us our names, and Sat. Puddle Dock
after he had put them down cn paper he winked his eye hin the
steps in the Court of Queen's Bench for qua. g Essex union Mon. Rayleigh-street -
[A.DVERTISIIHENT.I --Holloway's Ointment and Piro
order of the board, awarding compensation to Mr. C. T. Wed. Woodham-hall - '-
upon LIS, and asked us to say the beer was dray.n in the 10 30 Colonel Charles Thomas Van Straubeneee, on half-pay, _ _ -Matchless Remedies for Inveterate Ulcern-Mrs.
Depree. Sat. Crixsea.
soup cans, and that the potatoes were beautiful and 63 Montereau and Troyes; .......• •••• •• - - Anne Edwards, of Gloucester, was a
floury. • The communication wasreceived, and no motion made Essex and Suffolk Tues. Elrastead-market
- Namur and Liege ............ -•• • • - great sufferer for
Mr. Joyce objeeted that a man's winking his eye cou.o
i_, upon it. Fri. Floviten-brook - - nearly 12 years with several obstinate ulcers in the legs,
accompanied by a continual and
not be evidence. MR. MOREWOOD'S SCHEME FOR THE MAIN DRAINAGE. Farquharson's, Mr. _Mon. St. Giles
e a ogan, rena ier uards re e u 1 disc r e
distribution of proceeds arising from the Russian schooner - orleans and Central .. - •• :: 2.- , . . P t rnat ra ha g •
Sir R. W. Cardeu said a wink of the eye was no ver Mr. D'IFFANGEB, pursuant to notice, moned-a That F. B.H.,eu. winiamen Toes. merteenan-constantine 10 30 Colonel Francis Seymour, Scots Fusilier Guards. • Myren and tho Russian vessel Phonix, captured on the 59 Paris and Lyons .... •• ••••••• • • • " _ corz upting the entire system, resisting every mode of
material. y the resolution of the board of the 22d of October, nega- Fri. Carelew-lodge ll 0 Colonel Wm. Montagu Scott 111`111urdo D.
, irector-Gene- 17th and 18th April, 1855, by her Majesty's ships Archer - Paris and Rouen. •• .••• •••• •• ••••:: _ treatment devised by her medical attendant and others
Fitzvvilliam's Earl Mon Holme-wood -
an( espera e, wi commence on e . . , _ Paris and Strasburgh •••••• • ' '' " ___, of the faculty Having h A
Mr. Joyce imil hut it cannot be received. tering the motion that Mr. Morewood be heard by the - " , • .
Wed. Leford lO 30 Colonel Edward Robert Wetherell, Unattached. the slave schooner, name unknown, supposed to be the _ Rouen and Havre...-. •••••• • • • •• - ~.. „ • ear. of tha numerous cures
Western of France •• • • ..... •• •• •• • • - - enectea Dy Holloway's Pills and Ointment, she was in-
Sir R. W. Carden said he might receive it in hie owe board in support of his scheme, be revoked." In sup-
Garth's, Mr. Mon. Hall•grovo, near Bagshot 10 30 Lieute t Colonel J Oreecin or Mercedeta, captured on the 30th Aug., 1851, by thucetL to give them a trial. and, to the astonishment of
wind. pert of this motion Mr. D'lffanger said that Mr. More- I tree,. flrem,74lll-hill in on T :-._. .- . , •••••
nail . ames Pattoun Sparks 38th Regt. b„,.'55.;,...4-..•.. el,:e. 0- en •••111 "^m"1"1""' " B." 5" '1"5" ----- ----

Mr. Sleigh said this man was Mr. Barber's own agent.
Mr. Joyce called for the proof of agency.
Alderman Humphery said Mr. Jltrber (the witness
had Raid) was upstairs at the time.
Witness—l refused to say the potatoes were beautiful,
because they were all belied to water.
Sir. R. W. Carden asked her if she still adhered to
her former statement, that NEI% Barber had offered her
half-a-crown and a pair of boots to say she had beer and
biscuits on Christmas-day ?
Witness--I do Sir ;I am positive he made that offer
to me. It was after the man winked at me and put our
names on paper.
Sir It. W. Carden said it was extremely creditable,
supposing her evidence were true, having acted as she
had done. (Applause.)

Mr. Joyce obj_cted to this mode of treating the cast
against Mr. Barber.
Sir R. W. Carden said he did not care for Mr. Joyce's
objections, and he would take care this Witness did not
kiss the tnon,y.-
Mr. JOyce again objected to this case being decided in
this manner.

Sir B. W. Carden said he way there to dispense jug.
tice, and if i‘lr. Joyce impugned his veracity or fairnes4
whet, be said that he had no favour for eitlo:r side, he
would order Mr. Joyce to leave the court, for he would
have the bench treated with proper respect. (Tutnultu-
•ns applause.)
Mr. Joyce said he meant no disrespect to the bench,
but it did appear to him that the case was being pre•
maturely decided.
Order having been restored,
Ellen Daley was called and said,—l was at the insti-
tution on Christmas-day, 1855, but had neither beer nor
biscnits. I was there again on Monday last, and had a
ba,,in of soup. Mr. .133.rher was there, and asked those
to stand up who had any food on Coristroas-day-, 1855.
A great many stood up. He then asked if any of them
had beer or biscuits ; and some said they had, but the
last witness and I said we had not. Mr. Barber took
two young women upstairs, and soon after he came dowi,
and told Hayes and me to remain behind. The kitchen
was cleared out, and Mr. Barber then said if I would
come up to the court he would give me half-a-crown
Thida pair of boots to say that I bad beer and biscuits on
Christmas-day. I said I would not swear to a lie. We
were then let out. The two women Mr. Barber took
upstairs were poor people litre myself. I have bad no
soup since Monday. I waked outside the instituti, n
from 8 o'clock in the morning until 2 o'clock, when there
was no more soup. Others had got in, and had soup.
Cross_examined—There were not a gnat many got
oup during the day while I waited. I went at 8 o'c!oel
o get washed, and the last witnem and I were allowe.

Mr. D'IFFANGER, pursuant to notice, moved—" That
the resolution of the board of the 22d of October, nega-
tiving the motion that Mr. Morewood be heard by the
board in support of his scheme, be revoked." In sup-
port of this motio❑ Mr. D'lffanger said that Mr. More-
wood had great claims upon the attention of the board,
for he had devoted himself with great ability to the sub
ject. of the main drainage for the last 10 years, and his
plan had received the sanction of a committee of the
House of Commons. lie thought that Mr. Morewood
should be heard, as the public had an impression that a
saving of 2,000 0001. would be effected if his plan were
adopted. Mr. Morewood had addressed a letter to Sir
B. Hall, who had replied to him that he could not re-
ceive his plan until it had received the sanction of the
Metr,)politan Board of Works ; and, therefore, he (Mr.
D'lffanger) did hope that an opportunity would be given
hun to lay bis plan before the board. Ile concluded by
moving his resolution.

seconded the motion.
Mr. OFFOR Rai ! he should very much like to hear how
•the ratepayers could be saved 2,000,000/. ; and although
it was somewhat late be hoped every opportunity would
be given given to Mr. Morewood to develope his
scheme.

Mr. H. L. TAYLOR said the proposition was perfectly
ridiculous, inasmuch as the board had already agreed to
a plan, and were they now to begin again de novo in the
consideration of a scheme that must end in nothing ?
Re thought that the board would not be doing its duty
if it did not a ilicre to its former resolution, although
the majority by which i, had been carried might be de-
ignate,i by some of its members a "brutal" or " brutish"
majority. As to the plan of Mr. Morewood effecting a
saving
of 2,000,0001., why the assertion carried an ab-
surdity on the very face of it. Therefore, he hoped that,
the board would refuse to hear Mr. Morewood, and ad-
here to their former resolution.
Mr. Hows supported the motion.
Major LYON hoped the board would not stultify itself
by voting against its former resolution.
After a few observations from Mr. Ware, Mr. Snow,
and Mr. Crain,

The motion was put and negatived by a majority of
12 to 10, and the board adjourned at an early hour.

THE GREAT NORTHERN FRAUDS,--FINAL COMMIT
TAL OF REDPATH AND KENT.—Leopold Redpath, late
the chief registrar and transferer of stock to the Great
Northern Railway Company, and William Charles
Comyns Kent, formerly chief clerk in the same depart-
ment, who stand charged with having Committed the
enormous frauds on the Great Northern Railway, were,
yesterday, again placed at the bar of the Clerkenwell
police-court. The prisoners Redpath and Kent, who
said they should reserve their defence, were fully com-
mitted to Newgate for trial. The prisoner Redpath is
committed on six distinct cases of forgery and one of
fraud, and Kent is charged with being concerned with
Redpath in four cases of forgery.

Fri. Stype
Crawley and Horsham Mon. Fox, Three bridges
Wed. The Cock, Southwater
Fri. Buckswood Furze
Deacon's, Mr Mon. Viverdon
Thur. Okehampton
Essex, the, H. Greaves's If on. Hatfield-heath
Wed. Radwinter
Sat. Waples-mill ll 0
Essex, East (Mr. Mar-
riott's) Tues. Sturmer Lion ll 0
Sat. Panfield-green • ll 0
Essex, South, (Mr. But.
ton's) Tues. Pitsea Bull ll 0
Sat. Puddle Dock
Essex Union Mon. Rayleigh-street
Wed. Woodham-hall
Sat. Crixsea
Essex and Suffolk Tees. Elntstead-market
Fri. Flowten-brook
Farquharson's, Mr. ...Mon. St. Giles
F. B. H. ,Mr. Williams's Tues. Merthon-in-Constantino 10 30
Fri. Carclew-lodge ll 0
Fitzwilliam's, Earl Mon. Holme-wood
Wed. Lii ford lO 30
Garth's, Mr. Mon. Hall-grove, near Bagshot 10 30
Thur. Greywell-hill
Sat. Finchamstead-ridges lO 30
Hambledon(Mr. Log's) Mon. Ditcham-park lO 45
Wed. Fair Oak-park
Fri. Sobertoa-down
Sat. Westmeon-hut lO 45
H. H. Mon. Preston Oak Hills
Tues. The Kennels
Thur. Chilton Old-house lO 45
Sat. Binstead Church
Herefordshire Tees. St. Weonard's lO 30
Fri. Aconbury.priory
Heythrop Mon. Heythrop
Wed. Ledwell•village
Fri. Bourton-bridge lO 34
Sit. Dean-cross-roads
Holderness n. Burton-constable

Tues. Raywell lO 45
Thur. Holme Spalding.moor
Sat. Brandesburton
Ilerworth Tnes. The Kennels
Sat. Croft-bridge
Hursley Mon. Week-down
... 10 45
Fri. Hursley-pound
Ingram's (Mr. Maynell) Tues. Kedleston-inn...
Thur. Ra.dbourn ....... lO 45
Sat. Elvaston-cr,stie
Isle of Wight Tries. Parkirtrzst Forest lO 30
Fri. Wootten-bridge ... 10 30
East Kent Thee. Trinlel7.park
Fri. New Inn-green
Lawson's, Mr. ... . ..... Toes. Ha',vksdale-bridge-end
10 30
Ledbury,J.Thackw
eirsThlstenrrt..P,HaigrehnnaWm

•
Ludlow (Mr. Sitwell's) Fri. Kennels
Tues, Milson-wood
Thur.Burford.bridge
Sat. Bockleton-court lO 30
mueidleton's, Lord ...... Mnn. Castle Howard
wed. Galley-gap lO 30
Fri. Swaythor;po pasture
Sat. 8ird5.,..11 House
Morpeth . .... Tues. Longhurst
Fri. F.othley-lake
Now Forest Tues. St. Austens
Thur. Shirley-hatchet lO 45
Sat. Hatchet-gate, Beaulieu lO 45
Monmouthshire Mon. Seven miles from Aber-
ganfieany,
ldGrosmont-road..„ 10 30
Oakley ...Mon. Cr ..... ........... 10 15
Thur. Dungey-eortier , .
........... 10 15
Sat. Riseley ..................... 10 15
Oxfordshire (South),
Mr. Phillips's .... ..... Mon. Stow-wood ................
Fri. Weatley ...................

The Queen has been graciously pleased to give orders
for the appointment of his Royal Highness the Prince of
Prussia, Colonel General in the Service of his Majesty the
King of Prussia,, to be an Hcnorary Member of the Mili-
tary Division of the First Claws, or Knights Grand Cross,
of the Most Honourable order of the Bath.
WAR-DEPARTMENT, JAN. 2.
The Queen has been graciously pleased to give orders for
the following appointments to the Most Honourable Order
of the Bath :
To be Ordinary Members of the Military Division of the
Second Class, or Knights Commanders of the said Most
Honourable Order; viz. :
Lieutenant-General Samuel Benjamin Auchmuty, CM.
Lieutenant-General Nathaniel Thorn, C.B.
Rear-Admiral Charles Howe Fremantle.
Rear-Admiral the Hon. Frederick William Grey, C.D.
Colonel Robert Garrett.
Colonel Henry Knight Storks, Unattached.
Lieutenant-General George Petre Wymer, C. 8., of the
Bengal Army-
Lieutenant-General Patrick Grant, C. 8., of the Bengal
Army.
To be an Ordinary Member of the Civil Division of the
Second class, or Knights Commanders of the said Most
Honourable Order; viz.:—
James Macaulay Higginson, Esq., C. 8., Governor and
Coriander-in-Chief in and over the Island of Mauritius
and its dependencies.
To be Ordinary Members of the Military Division of the
Third Class, or Companions of the said Moat Honourable
Order; viz.:—
Captain the Hon. George Fowler Hastings, R.N.
Captain Frederick Henry Hastings Glasse, R.N.
Captain Francis Scott, R.N.
Co onel Charles William Ridley, Grenadier Guards.
Colonel Charles Thomas Van Straubenzee, on half-pay,
3d Regiment.
Colonel Frederick Win. Hamilton, Grenadier Guards.
Colonel Lord Frederick Paulet, Coldstream Guards.
Colonel the Hon. George Cadogan, Grenadier Guards.
Colonel Francis Seymour, Scots Fusilier Guards.
Colonel Wm. Montagu Scott Itaturdo, Director-Gene-
ral, Military Train (late Land Transport Corps.)
Colonel Edward Robert Wetherall, Unattached.
Lieutenant-Colonel James Pattoun Sparks, 38th Regt.
Lieutenant-Colonel Thomas Williams, 4th Regiment.
Lieutenant-Colonel William Munro, 39th Regiment.
Captain Nicholas Vansittart, R.N.
Lieutenant-Colonel Alexander Barry Montgomery, Ist
Regiment. -
Lieutenant-Colonel Henry Sebastian Bowan, Royal
Artillery.
Lientenant-Colonel George Macbeath, late of the 68th
Regiment.
Lieutenant-Colonel John Henry Frarcklyn, Royal
Artillery.
Lieutenant-Colonel John Ramsay Stuart, 21st Regiment.
Lieutenant-Golonel Alexander Maxwell, 46th Regiment.
Lieutenant-Colonel Robert Julian Baumgartner, on
half-pay, 28th Regiment.
Lieutenant-Colonel Robert Blarse, Unattached.
Lieutenant-Colonel John Lucas Wilton, on half-pay,
50th Regiment.
Tlentenant-Colonel Charlie Francis Fordyce, Un-
attached.
Lieutenant-Colonel Frederick Charles Evelegh, 20th
Regiment.
Lieutenant-Colonel Alfred Thomas Heyland, late of
the 95th Regimett.
Lientenantei:olonel Richard Chambre Haya Taylor, late
of the 79.4.11 Regiment.
Li,;,utenant-Colonel Jilius Edmund Goodwyn, 41st Re-

Brevet•Lieutenant-Colonel Francis Pym Harding, 22d
Regiment.
Lieutenant-Colonel Alex. Irving, Royal Artillery.
Lieutenant Colonel Arthur Cyril Goodenough, late of
the 34th Regiment.
Lieutienant•Colonel John Noble Arbuthnot Freese,
Royal Artillery.
Lieutenant-Colonel the Hon. Arthur Edward Hardinge,
Coldstream Guards.
Lieutenant-Colonel Edward Arthur Somerset, Rifle
Brigade.
Lieutenant-Colonel Arthur John Pack, on half-pay, 7th
Regiment.

Department of the Accountant-General of the Navy,
Admiralty, Somerset-house, Jan. 1.
Notice is hereby given to the officers, seamen, and
marines, and to all persons interested therein, that the
distribution of proceeds arising from the Russian schooner
Myran and the Russian vessel Phonix, captured on the
17th and 18th April, 1855, by her Majesty's ships Archer
and Desperate, will commence on the 15th Jan. ; and from
the slave schooner, name unknown, supposed to be the
Oregon or Mercedeta, captured on the 30th Aug., 1854, by
her Majesty's ship Crane, will commence on the Bth Jan.,
in the Prize Branch of the Department of the " Accountant-
General of the Navy, Admiralty, Somerset-house "
Agents and 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, serving in the above-named ships, are request-
ed to present the same at this office.
Any officer, seaman, marine, or other person, who may
desire to receive his share from the Collector of Customs
or of Inland Revenue within the United Kingdom, is re-
quired to intimate the same by letter to be addressed " On
Prize Business, to the Secretary of the Admiralty, Lon-
don," in which letter his own place of residence is to be
precisely stated, as well as the place of the nearest Collector
of Customs or of Inland Revenue, from whom it would be
convenient to receive such share of prize money.
The following are the shares due to an individual in the
several dams :--.

Lieutenant-Colonel John Clark Kennedy, on half-pay,
18th Regiment.
Lieutenant-Colonel James Wells Armstrong, late of the
49th Regiment.

£ s. d.
Fifth class 0 4 4
Sixth class 0 3 11
Seventh class 0 2 8
Eighth class 0 1 4
Ninth class
Tenth class

RUSSIAN SCHOONER 11YRAN.
£ a. d.
Flag share

Lieutenant-Colonel John William Sidney Smith, late of
the 38th Regiment.
Lieutenant-Colonel John Lewis Richard Rooke, 19th
Regiment.

Captain
Commander
Second class
Third class

Lieutenant -Colonel George Gardiner Alexander, Royal
Marine Artillery.
Brevet-Lieutenant-Colonel Frederick Francis Maude, 3d
Regiment.

Fourth class

3 11 1
1 15 7
0 15 4
0 12 3

0 7 10

Brevet-Lieutenant-Colonel James Danbeny, 62d Regi-
ment.

Panbrokeshire
(Phillips's Mr. L.) ...Mon. Lambeath ................ 10 30
Thur. Ilebeech- hall . . ............ 10 30
Portsmouth's (Earl 01) Mon. Wherwell
...... 11 0
Wed. Crown, Highclere ........ 11 0
Fri. Woodcott ........ 11 0
Sat. Waling Park ............... 11 0

Captain John James Kennedy, R. N.
Lieutenant-Colonel William Friend iropkins, Royal
Marines.

THE LATE DR. PARIS.—On Wednesday last the mor-
tal remains of Dr. Paris were conveyed by railway to the
Necropolis Cemetery at Woking-common for interment.
The funeral was of a strictly private and unostentatious
character, and was attended only by the members of his
own family, with the exception of Mr. JusticejCresswel 1,
who is one of the executors of the deceased.
How YOUNG MEN BECOME DISIIONEST.--We have
frequently called attention to the fact that many large
houses pay their young men shamefully low salaries, but
we really did not believe that young men intrusted with
money responsibilities to the extent of 17,0001. in little
over a seat were paid as little as. 12s. or 13,. a week.
Yet, at the Assife Court on Tuesday fast it was proved
that such were the wages paid to a young man named A.
vexedSmi t
Smith lyatotnheeomf
masters
rers
ins wealthiestteod o
fi
trohen
menflrm so.anOtion
te
b° is
almostpiac,
at the bar in such cases. The master, on being examined,
"really did not know what wages the young man had."
This is the more wonderful, as most men,
on hearing
thatave any
asked first one
rosftof their
what servantswag e shhaed
had.
been
peculating
received some 301. a-year, and helped
701. more, which raised his income to 1001. n
Theh ase twould
seems,
Gave e
Ntoowsowne
should think that sum little indeed for
o
17,0001. through his fingers. The case appearsnetoP
us the
more gross because the employer was known to be as good
as his fellow-officials at raising the salaries of persons paid
o e d 2 worldoo 1. o this h
3i so i
os
1!.
byA
by the city, and not out of his own pocket. What a
queer
ncill
will
r bek
onutenth of the sum. We reallys
hop
colleerok
sivnho pay
somehei stops
rtpws wthe public service is al-
lowed
by the Legislature to make masters know what
salaries their clerks have, and also whether these are in
their
proportion to their services and responsibilities. It is
high time to arouse extensive employers from that bliss-
ful state of ignorance which allows the young men
they select individually to be starved with 13s. a-week !
It is to be regretted that men who have a hand in sad-
dling the city with grand schemes which cost hundreds
of thousands are not a little more magnificent in the way
e sure hat,
bad thhead of the firm
of paying their own servants. Counsel for the prisoner
and the judge wee
wages of the young man, things had betn
however, that if he did not know
he ought to have known. Charity begins at home, and
who do not know about their own affairs should
dkinffoewrenne. the
Some say,
those
not offer their services to the public. It is to he feared
tbat not a few, very zealous to flourish as isagistratf,
and councillors, knew precious little about tutu Own
affairs. Those who know not how to rule their 0a it
affairs were forbidden by the highest authority to int ru
themselves into the management of others' affairs, a, d
it would be well that none served the public but those
who can do so without infringing on their own business
—olaBgow Examiner.

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Brevet-Lieutenant-Colonel Hugh Archibald Beauchamp
Campbell, Royal Artillery.
Brevet-Major John Richard Anderson, Royal Artillery.
Brevet-Major Charles TriganceFrauklin, Royal Artillery.

THE RUSSIAN '
s. d.
Flag share
Captain 129 6 9
Commander
Second Class 27 15 8
Third class
Fourth class l4 5 8

BIRTHS•
07 A El" 11

StAVE SCHOONER OR
Flag ghat* • 1125 18
Commander 6l 11 5
Third class
Fourth class l5 10 4
Fifth class 8 12 6

BANK.

On the Ist inst., at Ford Hall, Sunderland, the wife of
William Hay.
On the 2d inst., in Hyde-park-gardens, the wife of this
Rev. Edmund Hollond.