The Express. — London, England, 1852-12-09 00:00:00

4x43rt LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 9, 1852. [THREEPENCE. 1 • • ~ t •O'r""C d opg,•e.,€...._• 4 'e (:!......V7.•••111 , - . C.V....1 - 46•••••%••••••• , •; 7 (...e , Zit /ft • a . 4 -44 4 f t e-- , . - .. . - ' /Z i Ale diCK 4 , 4 e• ,e. 44 --it CIL' c-... 0 40 N . 7 ''''''................."- No. 1,965.) LONDON, THURSDAY EVI - US-MARINE and EUROPEAN TELEGRAPH COMPANIES. . Is lIEREIRT GIVEN, that Mb-MACES between LONDON LW UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL UNIVERSITY OF LONDON. r .. . . . ....." K ma yotWAIttiED thy neck Ike Mom ComPilltso Gem 18.12.-M.D. EX AMIN AT ILIN.-r trot division : nos. MINES. WIDIMIIDAT EviNINO. There continues to be a good inquiry for dividend ~.." A in ."' . • Xs.* Conuit, Lanka: asdetwonii.plase, Doeff. Rhodes Armitage, King's College; John Syer Brittowe, St. stocks, the supply of which is by no means commen -14.,..- - herbs COSITINeNT .re VoIIWAROED awes the eaters, . - • hal. Undue.- By orrice of the board, Thomas's Hospital; John Charles Bucknill, University p,, 6 ,1 entitle to the demand. l'rices aro thus in most cues 4 „..,...imi pi. Gerni:l, Nov. 17, 1512. O. 1.. eaitaorr, ereertse4. College; Charles Cdell, Cuivenity College ; Griffith, King's Colle ge ; Allred Jackson, University Col' firm. Sales hare taken place in South Tolgus, at ---- John Russell Reynolds, University College; Charles 1971 to 200; East Darren, 821 ; United Mine s , 380 ; LAMES of delicate complexion, who are peen. legs; Jonas Showman, University College; William Thomas • .r.. oi.reptih!r or defiers re weather, mill Awl the appmeation Hal: manning 113 117 ,_• Alfred Consols, 13} ; Wheal , ;, i t uts' KALTDoId moo crateful at lbw period of tbri year, Garrett Woodlotde, University College. Second division : Mary Ann , 3 2 i Wheal Trelawnev SO • West Provi '.-b;',„„; a autumnal si nb...A 41..rtip atmosphere prom so Seth. James Samuel Drury, adjoining St. George's Hospital.. r r al ••• P.n.'s.' e 03 6 . t awl etc,. t .n. 'rims up r oie amine will 1852 -11.11. SscusD ESAMINATIoN.- :ma Examine- ~ • • . . . • • d e nt e , 56 - North Basset, 11; East Halamanning, 41. ri;s: irritant.. and %mirror. of the glin , rewire cutaneous du.. Hon.-Firm Division : Thomas Bridgwater , King's Col- Ihe gold mining shares were scarcely so firm t 0,,„,,,,,,,,. ,,„,,,,,,,,. freebie.. ton, and render the most rough and seems legs; ; Thomas . Armstrong Cammack, Uoivenity Uoll-ite; day, at least those descriptions that have lately been' .. -- „.,e ...owe, sail pleasint. Its frgll:l4/ appliostion will import run up, but there were still numerous inquiries for -..:,', - ...p'..1100 a healthy +nd blooming appearance and s whams '1 homes K ing Hornidge, St. Geerge's Hospital ; Robert • ,, - -1 • ;,-.1 to the kande Atil arms -ta souks, at Si. fl . and ('oaae Roberts Jordan, King's College; Joseph Lister, the low priced adventures. British Australian ad -4.. (.1, wiio caution-me words ..ttowiana: Kalltlar" We as the 8.A., University College ; Thomas Latent', University College; Frederick wdlicris racy; Guy's Hospital ; vanced to Ito 1 prem. Carson's Creek and Mari .,„,,,,, 4 eat-Sokl by A. ROXIAND and SONS, 20, Ratko- c tro 1 orris& end Irr ellenewri , f ar . werforams Pr' • -- Trouneer, University College. Second Division: William be at much higher prices in the market but for the 'Noma* Gape, Cniversitg College ; Henry Carlitt, King's highly objectionable plan pursued by several of the .....-'''' .7- AL - ~ College ~ Bernard Rice, t. Bartholomew's !finite' ; Elio boards, who, whenever the price attains to a pre - itii‘t • Jones Roberts, Richmond Hospital, Dublin. mium, inundate the market with shares, to the ma -vi. ,-. 4,4,....t . EIAMIN Alloy rue 110,4011116 .--PlliliOlOtry sad Compri nifest detriment of the property of their 00-share •ratios Anatomy : Thomas Kind llonsidge (cholarship aid ' ; gold medal), St. George's Hospital • It. C. Roberts Jon'an holders. t.• ; (gold medal), King's College ; Frederick William Posy, Shares of the British Iron Company were 10s. i 1 , Guy's Hospital, Thomas Morley Hooke, Guy's Hospital- hi her. South Australian co r also advanced. equal; Joseph Lister, 8.A., University College. Surgery: g , ppe Joseph Laster, B.A. (scholorship sad gold medal), thriven rhe non-official quotations are as f o ll o w s : W a ll e r Gold, 1 to prem. ; L'Aiglo d'Or, 3 to -_,' city College ; Thum.* King Hornidge (gold 'tidal). lit. George's Hospital J Fret.erick William Pavy, Cluy's:Hoei Carberry W est, Ito 1 prem. ; Conemara„ #to S - -- 1 1 1 f - 7 iii pito! ; Thomas Littleton, University College ; Thomas prem.; Kenmore, Ito prem. ; Classadaugh, par to Morley Hooke, Guy , . ; Hospital ; 'hoses Bridgwater. prom. • • I li' - (King's College. Medicine : Thomas Morley Rooks scholarship amid gold medal), Guy's Hospital ; Frederick 4, 0 I water, King's College ; Robe Curiae Roberts Jordan, The gold THIS DAY.-Two o'CLocx. mining re sha market is better, in anti - ".• King's Collette • Timm Littleton, University Cul'ege. ration of favourable account s by th e M ex i can pac k e t Midwifery: Frederick William Awry, Guy's Hospital. Just telegraphed. Nouveau Mondes, West Mariposa, sail Natural ' il pay ; J... 8 rage Colonial Gold, Port Philip, Yuba River, and British .-13ACEICLOR tit Alas -Examination for Honours. INWORT.4NT to FAMILIES FURNISHING, - 1,,t 2 i . ... • Australian are miser higher. Business in these I who of e e l s with esomme. -.I.4XES COOK', TORRE ~,,1„,,,,,,p). University • Ha nford Waring Oil:sone Grist A rat:Ncit PtiLlsll6l) MAHOGANY MIAMIAN RED. -- and Trini t y, /MD. iteddins.lViimi. C•reet. Idailuse-alase. wed I:ohnbitery ki ng ' s, T. Cou ' lbeide l. Henry French, Wet: shares i s , brisk. w „„„eiroecirox it iesix. n and Al, Seseme a •h ui lej uga , leyan .(Taunton); F rederick a N avasseur, University; Santiago de Cuba shares mark loi, and Cobre,43i. [SKIRT:It RIDGE. Estimates Wen, gad • Raul prises seat pest George William Hewitt Fletcher, Kings. Classics: Fre tee. deli& William Farrar, (scholarship), Kings; Frederick 5 %sm. L 30•155 leagans Mn , ..Paid. refer dem ...---- Eleventh Witten. now rexty. Chas. Topham, University, and Edw. Williams, St. l'aul's, -- _......., LOTH'S BATTLE of WATERLOO; with Life Prior-park (squat). Chemistry: Henry Enfield Roscoe (prise 110,00 1 1 Alm Brie a I I pas II of Neliognm. Nerslesa, Blucher, kw Iliestrated with /X of books), Lairersity; Henry William Dishy, Wesley 100 ., .. ,,n 0110 .. les.;Lnelo . _ , _CalliorMan - .611 . I I ~ II by tiro. form, 1..1, ILA., large Distort& Map °Jibe Tbs. iSheflield). Animal Physiology : George Whlichael k"'" - 00 ,, r a 1T"„..,„ 1 ,..,'"" n „.,"' • " ***** -"'"' `24 14 - 4i - . . 6 off e t tar W a r, excnvol In Mary Ilal Eatarged !Mame the Field, prise of books), Stepney • Frederick Guthrie, University • Wy - - - ii . - 4 ,, w ww. ---- 4 pi 44 54 4 avlor dile Bette • *ld is 1a.50, sad Two Panoramic Views takes 1....bme, allay ~,„ U mi .. A .0.1.ku List , 6 , 6 , 7 (61 . 6 6 .. Charles Tuphain, University ; Josiah Miller, New ; Wit: 108: 44° M0 I :A A sewsliem ************************* all par r pos li . t e a c e mp l ign , with ma Ammo of Killed sad sounded. ham F rederick Teevan, University. 11,100 1 lAgetralisa Cordillera all 1 I die par I foil yid. containing nearly Zoe panes of %Mineral', 16e. Easminati ,n in the Hebrew Tent of the Old Testament, 45.440 1 Ave' !Sarin. .... .......... Pewit, i, and 6, eompletiag the wadi la poem may be had WS. the Greek Teat of the New Teetament, and Scripture His- 1 , 414 4 , 4 " 2 , 1 ad ma r k A b ,.."' 4118. ; (WA *** all s 4 1 " . I f i 13.2 If of mat y. tory.-Class 3: Alfred Daniels prang., University College. Roo . 51 8 „.... u. 1 m i'.;: . 'W g 'i . p , Hi i 4 6 L. [tooth. Dakeetreet, Pertlatid-platy. ---- 6,1100 be De. 0:sa l seaadCalaba. s, I 3 CAMBRIDGE, DEC. 8.-At a congregation holden time se Da. 111. Juba OM ley ts en et this day_ the uadententioned degrees were conferred :- 1 1;k 1 : 4 ; C•rnin.B (kick • . s i 4 Ara LI IRELAND. 11. B.: W. P. Bailey. Clare Hall. M.A.: William Haute, I .Z oss ii waig Gold ::::::7: I 14 ;T .,. ;1 , 4 Trinity College; T. H. Cole, Sidney College. LL.B :W. --• 14 2 7f Dcntin, Dec. S. Lancaster. Queens' College; F. W. Parry, Emmanuel Col- iii,i7oo 1 MlTlLestrallas Oapp . er - all i a f dis lj lege. M.B. : Francis Barges Ooodaere, St. John's Col- 10,400 19 Omni ..- .. _ all - - Yegerday wt., sale day in the Incumbered Estates lege. 8.A.: Wm. Crowther, Catherine Hall. Leoool . d N'inne Wan Meontnin. court. and in the course of the day's proceedings the Jobs Berney, M.A., fit. John's College, Oxford, was ad- MCI° tome Decay of Swiss MOM GesM PeMeath all II f pm rfeent improvement in the land market was well witted ad eiusdens. I iOO,OOC ____ nstair.eil. An estate in the county of Limerick, mese =mint sii aMa par j . . 50,1m0 I/m.60411m G.Qte.C.Go. XI A die yteldtog a nett yearly rent of 171/., was sold for Ray. Samuel Harward Archer, to Throwley Rectory, I NA ° 1 shd p ip, • .ll ii- I ca 14 1 3,0011. ; a small leasehold estate in the county of Devoe ; value, 2001. and residence. KM I 1 Ilaalari•astkaoadiao II 54 5 4 Iloneial, yielding a profit rent of 1221., was sold for Ray. John Raabe, to Nunburnholme Rectory, Yorkshire, 206,00 New deals all 1 . 4pm II Imo Mom= Ikea ....- 1.904 1 ,.: a property in the county of Cavan, of the vale 3021 . sad residence; also to Wistose Canonry, ill I T• Ne Yor me k , Cathedral,.value 721. 14s. 24. . .. . . Partifkitlo. nett vearly value of 192/., from which must be de- ise.ree Qualm Rook ....... . James N ivian Bull, to be chaplain to the Ma dre 10,080 65 Mynas ham ditetii turd - It 64 76 was knocked down for 2,22.11. ; and the estate of Rev. Henry B. of to be chaplaia to the Bengal divi- tome Se gentlegatiCste lOl lo II 104 Mr. Wiiliam Green, in the county of Waterford, was sins of the army of Ava. amen 1 Biwa Aantrallan....- and II Ipm If sold in seven lots for 25,0701., being about fifteen Rev. J. Fulani, to Tosside Perpetual Curacy, Yorkshire, 4: 44 11 0 4 kkaci ls ilu tkocd ONA issideck y Ii II all al 94 ' ills^ on a nett rental of 1,84101. Just four v al ue 501 . token 1 Woo Mariam. an ii 1 II I Yean l' 2 " - Rev. George Jenkins, to Manaton Rectory, Devon ; value, 1 0,-es I Tuba Mooths ago the last-mentioned estate was submitted UN. and residence. fur sale, and a sum of 21,1701. offered for it, the Rev. Richard Parker, to Well Rectory, with Clazby amount which it brought yesterday being 3,9001. Vicarage, Lincolnshire; value, 3721. with residence. LOCAL SHARE MARKETS. over that BLUM TACANCI/611. .. .. A correspondent or Stromelers gives the following account of another lawless outrage in the King's County: Ricronize.— Fransl;sen,Vo7iOlk, diocese, Norwich ; value, 50.11. and r% sidenee : patron, Magdalene College, Candridge ; Rev. Charles Reynolds, deceased. Brandon, Little, Norlo;k, diocese Norwich; value, 2801. : patron, F. R. Reynolds, Esq. ; Rev. C. Reynolds, de ceased. Lrynapoon, Dec. B.—The market at its opening this morning inhibited an improvement, bat in the afternoon it relapseu, and prices remain the same as yesterday, and we quote as follows:—Caledonian, 34—Eastern Counties, 13 I.l6—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 861 I—Ditto OM shares), 3 6.16 d.—Leeds Northern (late Leeds and Think, 6 per cent., No. 1), p. —London and North Western, 1271 7 Ditto (fifth shares), 4 p.—Ditto (Quarter shares, C.), 1 16.16 p.—Midland, 801 80—Norfolk, 66—North Briibh, 10 6.l6—South Eastern and inner, 24 21 4—York and North Midland, 3l—Dublin and Began Junction, 1 d. M•nerrns raft, DSc. B.—The market has been rather steady, and London and North Western, were sold at yesterday's prices, 127(; Sheffield, 32 (which was yester day's closing price) ; Leeds, 861; Midl an d, 801 ; Chester and Birkenhead, 2 13; South Eastern, 243.16 ; Caledonian, 341 ; Eastern Counties, 131 ; Leeds Northern Pref. Qn., 1 13-16 prem. Buarixonsw, Dec. B.—This market was flat to-day, and shares wen generally lower. Shrewsbury and Bir mingham (London and North Western guaranteed stock) was does at 78. _ An armed party attacked the dwelling-house of a man named William Meehan, at Curnisgurk, in the barony of relish Within, three miles from Frankford, on Thursday sight last, about the hour of 10 o'clock. Three of the geng entered the boom, one of whom was armed with • gun, meth, r • itti a pi.tol, and the third with a by the tire with hie servant sad tar s tick. Meehan w sitOnit girl, tad the moment the radians entered, they at Mahan, and commenced beating him. The fellow who had the gun pee disdain several blows with the bullied of it, inflicting two severe wounds on his head ; the man who had the pistol called out to shoot Meehan, and at the moment fired Ins pistol, but not at Meehan ter any of the other W ank.. On leaving the hoube, they ordered Meehan "to keep his tongue silent." Meehan can assign no cause foe the attack ; and such is the system of intimidatioe that peevells. that neither hula or his servants will give the slightest information, or any description of the party who thas assailed them. CVRACT.—aIydOII, Wilt,, diocese Salle bory ; value, 1101. ; patrols, Rev. A. Meyrick ; Ker. T. Miryler, deceased. MAITZRSIIIIP.—Marthorough Royal Grammar School; Rev. Thomas Meyler, deceased. NAVAL ADMIRALTY, DEC. B.—APPOINTMENTS. Chap lain mud Naval Instructor 8. Beal to 411 , 416, tad J. Ligg to Wow. PoaTsmoerrti, Dec. B.—The Encounter, 14, screw steam sloop, Captain O'Callaghan, went out of ha:bour this morning end proceeded down to Cowes, where she is to re main at anchor (Arias the stay of her Majesty at Osborne. In passing Osborne she glinted the royal standard with 21 guns.—The Cyclops, 6, steam sloop Lieutenant &womb, having unshipped the machinery of the Duke of Wellington, took her guns on board again this morning, and this afternoon she sailed for Sheerness to tow the Loa don, 90, Captain Muaday, round to Spithead.—The Lean der, 60, Captain King, was taken oat of dock this morning, and the Fusions, 16, steam frigate, jut commissioned by Captain Loring, mistaken in.—The Gorgon, 6, steam sloop, was also takes one of dock to-day, and the Harpy, steam vessel, was taken in.—Tbe Remiss frigate Palm was takes out of the steam beds to-day to along side the dockyard jetty, where she is taking her guns on board.—The Talbot, 22, has been brought dews the har bour to the dockyard to be fitted as a receiving ship. She is to lay of Harat Castle, having two warrant oases and three shipkeepers in charge of her.—The Aerostat, 4b, mew weans frigate, Captain Fremantle, had her eeaspasess swung yesterday.—The Basilisk, 6, steam sleep, Com mode? Lord F. Egerton, arrived at !Althea at 6.30 this afternoon from the North Monism and West India stades. _ _ _ A barbarous murder was committed on Saturday night at a place between Crlingford and Dungarvan, the victim being a poor fishmonger, who was attacked by some radians tor the purpose of robbery. The murderers, however, were disappointed in the ex pected booty, as the money was in the possession of an aunt of the unfortunate man, and she made her escape in the midst of the attack. A seventh man has been arrested for the murder of John Hogan, near Moneygall, in the county of Tipperary. Dr. I etivir, the Roman catholic Bishop of Down and Connor, has most indignantly repudiated all connexion with a society calling ;itself the " Belfast Catholi: Defence Aseocuitioo," recently established in tie north. - . Dec. B.—The market has shown increased weak ness this morning, ■od a further decline in prices has taken place. Caledonians were done at 31. 6s. 3d. ; Cale donian Preis., at 10{; Leeds Nortberns, at 181; and Lan cashire sad Yorkshires, at 861. PAPAL PRYINOL—The Bilaseia of Genoa states, from Rano, that the Pope has appointed a commission to investirrate the mystery of the immaculate coseepties of the Holy Virgin with the greatest minuteness. The commission is composed of Cardinal Fornari, president ; Monsignor Pa the Canon Audigo, Father Spada, a Dominican friar, and Fathers rename sad Piranha, of the Company of Jesus. NAPOLEON lll.—Some writers have laid stress upon the omission of the Roman numerals from the title of the French Emperor ie his decrees. sad it were of an ramp ducal and sismilleant eharseter. In this, however, he only *safer= to the custom of French monarchs. Louis XVIII. and Charles X. never styled themselves in decrees other- wise than losis or Chula, par la Oda do Dies Rot do Fraser et Navarre. The following paragraph nppcan in the Kilkenny elteleentoe of this morning: we are authorised to state that Mrs. Pinto Summit Boger, who, with her daughters, has resided for tie last theta months with her son, Edward L. Warrener, at Lodge -park, is about to promote a suit for a divorce against her busload. Mr. Butler, ono of the late repreeentatives of the county of Kilkenny. The Banner , f I.7elet says: It will afford net a little satisfiction to the public to learn that at length coal has las en reached at, the mines at hams, sear Carrickfergus, the miners having perforated two or three seams or layer* of is thin tezture, though of • superer quality. The Most Noble the Marquis of !amoebae, to whom enterprise this discovery is to be Ilttnbuted, was at the mines on Saturday, and gave advice to have the shaft completed, and the works more vigorously carried out. --- At the polio* wort of this borough yesterdsy, Mr. Ger ona, water of the schooner U of this port, was ;Mwith basiai a sanity alt Mins, the property of eaty, is his no Uaity had some months since bees essay& la skive*. $ taaatity of old iron stores to Johnson'. wharf. Leadiss. Se le sent thence to the manufacturer for oonvorier M $ lereloosbio CORK AND BANDON BATLWAT.—Return of traffic for, the week ending 4th of December, 1852 :—Paasengerr, parcels, de., 108! 7s. 9d. ; merchandise, cattle, Re., 731. Ile. 10d. ; total, 1811. 146. 7d. ,20 milee open). Traffic for corresponding week last year—Passiengen, paresis, do, 331. 81. 04.; merchandise, cattle, Mc., 31. 6s. 9d. ; total, 38/. 12a. 3d. (10 miles open.) STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND CHAO/LNA,-LrflebtPOOL, WZDNIADAY.—The mogul ficeet new screw steam-ship Andes, Captain Hutchins, sailed this forenoon from the Mersey for New York and Chaves, with a very large and vs/sable cargo of merehan dise on board. It was intended to have despatched mails by the Andes, but owing to their not having been sent from the Poet-dice in proper time she sailed without them. She will be followed early in January by the Alpe, another first-elms eci • w steamship. DEPARTURE OF THE CITY OF MANCHESTER FOR PRILADILPZIA.—The splendid screw steam-ship took her tion, and on her return, some informilin :U T dockyard authorities, a warrant we and an in the hds of Mr. Leggett, the Ilmasugbi superin tendent of police, for the institution of a march on board that vessel. This was caroled on Batarday, when Mr. Leggett feund a small diets sable, a quantity of ilea " kasse." nod other minks e en hearing the 'omen meat mark—Drs bend snow, ups Iteee. OA the police ARM geieg es bawd, the risme soli be knew of no go vernment ateeee being on bond bit venal, but he after wards admitted tint Mere were es, ',two knee. as beard, and leak Mr. Li* Is the forecastle, and pointed them out Mhim. The seller seised were oniony concealed. Mr. O. L. Orestimm. Deputy Judge Adweste of the Fleet, wire peeessand he dr Admiralty, applied to the bench fee a remead he tines days, which was granted; the pri soner being edalleted to bail, himself in 2001. and two sureties in 1001. sesh. The stores illegally found in the prisoner's porprelea weighed together 12 eine. three quarters. SELF-MUTILATION. —lt is difficult to say under what tear, or by what spirit, a wretched enthusiast was moved who, at Lame, lam week went into a butcher's shop, lifted the el , and chopped off half the two tram his left hood. Having done so, he looked at the WA tor a Moment, and, with a stoic's pride, a Spertaa's everep, or eats kr a maniac's desperation, laid it down as the biNk a, sad deLberat , ly, with another blow, severedy the re limaing fingen from his hand. It hi that he had been intoxicated at some time p-eviously, sod baying been out by his minister in the street", was wusly rebutted by boa for the error, and told by the minister that be should hare eat off his right hand before he had 0011andalad such • ma. This, it appear', sunk in his isia4 aid the timid beatiteoiia deed au the immediate eemegessee. Dr. Ferris armed the maimed head in the easeiway, sad the poor infatuated man was afterwards heard W asp that ha ?virtue .1 he could not " chop " with his loft had, or ha 'meld have cut off his right one.— Belfast New Letter. departure yesterday Imitates from the Mersey, imam the commaad of Captain Leitch, for Philadelphia. Ia addition to a large cargo of valuable merchandise on freight, the City of ManchesMe brought out a full complement of pas. Nona. Erox Cousoa.—There are three certain vacan vase this year in the fellowships at King's College, Cam bridge, to which the colleges seemed in rotation. They are calmed by the promotion of the Rev. Messrs. Henry Doping, Mesor, and Birch (late tutor to his Royal High noes the Prince of Wales) to livings in the gift of the col lege or private patronage. These vacancies carry off the three seuior Kiug's *cholas at present at Eton, namely, Starry, Walford, and Earle. Besides the above, there are two *thee probable vacancies, which are expected to fall before Christmas, namely, those of Messrs. Williamson and Ackland Junes. If these take plaes vacancies will be created at King's College, to which Trearlett, K. 8., and Lambert, K. 8., will succeed in due course. It is not often that so many as eve vacancies at King's College occur in • thrill year. SUPPLY Or LOBSTERS TO LONDON.—Billingsgate market is largely supplied with monster lobsters, crabs, and crawfish, from the coast of Hampshire. In former years they used to be obtained on the western coast of England, and am a chief abject is to mod them to the London market alive, it is al ways desirable to bring them to London from when they are caught by • route that combines the smallest distance by lead and water carriage combined, and Ramble, on the comet of Hants, has, for • long series of ran, been • depot for such fhb. Although there is • rail road to Landon ftes the West of England, the time occu pied on the rail is too long to preserve the fish alive. They are consequently conveyed in tanks on board sailing meads to Ramble, where they are thrown into • preserve and taken from theme and sent to town, on the Borth Western Railway. Although the laad-carriage is very short, it is difficult to keep the ash alive in the sum- Mr end when peeked in lee. Formerly the fish used to be collected at the worts between the Start and the Land's- end, but latterly they have been collected on the coasts of Fraser, and sinnede Ming-vessels are now build lag en the ASSAM Maid he swiftness, by which the Bay ad Ebonytail be whited. The Manion of Ciaaricarde and Earl Hartinleh, the peeeeat Postaister °coeval, have residemere at Haat& Mn. Gore, the celebrated authoress, has else asset them. SMITHFIELD CLUB CATTLE Snow.— Yesterday the emend day siatieshow the visitors exceeded in num ber thus of Toesing During the morning the company omileled Weft of .. tho eristocrecy, the gentry, sad the assimMtninl simma. The foreign generals deputed hither M attend tin Mamma of the late Duke of Wellington arrived end viewed the mniimen. As evening advanced the num ber of trinities seminally increased, se that from six to tea o'clock the embus area of the siewyard and galleries were thronged. EXTENSIVE FIRE IN THE "MIT ROAD. - THIS DAY.—Between the hours of seven and eight this morning a destructive fire happened on the premise of Mr. Turner, a greengrocer, which was likely to base been attended with the most fatal results, as well as considonalielessofproporty. On the first alarm, with id /natty the *BA, onsped. and long before information mold be hawarded to the ire bf igade of Union-street and eitertSti:lower part of the boas , and its contents were ens Esau. In • short time, however, the engines a tie Establishment end West of England arrived, but mese of Mr. Turner's property was saved. The adjoining Mom escaped injury. None of the property . destroyed is iodated, and nothing is known as to the origin of the accident. LORD JOHN EVSSELL.-LEEDB, DEC. B.—Lord John Rumen arrived in Leeds ye.terday afternoon, In rea -1 dinese to preside at the soiree of' the Mechanics' Institute and Literary tioeiety this evening. His lordship is the gue-t of James Garth Marshall, 14sq. LONDON AND NORTH WESTERN RAILWAT.-• Return of Mane for the week ending Dec. 6, 1152 Peeeengen, paresis, carriages, horses, and mails, 20,9271. 101. 3d.• ' merchandise, 19,3001. lls. 4d. ; cattle, 1,5261. 9.. Id. Total, 41,153 f. 10s. Bd. Corresponding week, 1861, 39.9.39/. 8.. Od. Ditto, 1860, 37,7911. 9.. 2d Agalwate: 186e-1,073,2W Be. 941.; 1861-1,288,8561. 21s. 6d. ; 1862-1,158,1931. es. Od. GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY.—Roturn of traffie for week ending Nov. 28, 1b42. Ptomain, parcels, car •rtr.hone% dogs, end mails, 6,646..1* 10d. : merchandise 14 minerals, 9,0311. 18s. 44.; rattle, 2961. 17s. Bd. Total, 13,994/. 16s. 10d. Corresponding week, 1861, 10.4141. 16e. 13d. AND FATAL ACCIDENT.—An inquest was h. Id at Newcutle.on•Tyne on Tuesday evening, as the body of William Glover, touter, who lost his life under the following remarkable circumstances : The deceased heed ►tune in an upper room in Northumberland-court. His room having bten repeatedly robbed. he bad some weeks Me hit upon a contrivance fur the capture of the thieves. mit Procured a gun, he bad placed it under a chair, !anvil loaded, and so connected with the door t►at say Penos entering by it would receive the full discharge. On Ifte occsaion, in his hurry, forgetting to disconnect the tort from the door before entering, he bed been shot in the legs, liut n•.t terioe•ly hurt. Ile substituted a pistol for the and elevated it on a chest of drawers. Again, how ever, he forgot bin stratagem, and, entering the room with out di•ennnecting the cord from the door, received the dis charge in his breast, one of the halls (of which thin were marks of no fewer than five in the door) penetrating his The jury, without delay, returned a verdict of '.tccideatal death,•• the coroner remarking on the folly of limb proceedings. NokTlf STAFFORDSHIRE RATl.WAT.—Traffia re- Ara for the week ending No-. 28: 6,0101.; corresponding ire.-k last year 4,56 Gt. -The above is tactually**, the re emote available under the agreement with the London and North Westera Hallway Company. SELFANT AND COUNTT Doww RAILWAT.-11111 kale ea the above railway was, for the week maim Dee. 5, Itsi2 . _Passenger, 1271. 17s. 3d.; subeseigtiowsi ss. 7d. goads and parcels, 601. 3e. 31. Totals 19(g 91. Id. For the week ending Dee. 7, 1861:—Pare.. flee`• less . 12.. GI,; ui wription., 111. 91. 5d.; goods sod ?mak, 501. 17s. thl- ToLI, 1851. DM. 7d. GLAIIOOW -- ixu SOUTH-WESTERN RAILWAY.— Trails rotors for the week enclisie December 4, 1862, 3,914 i. 41.1 e, sonespeadiai week last year, 3,41)(k. 14s. 74.—uterosat, 2291.2 e. 711. • LONDON AND SOUTH - WMTERN RAILWAY.- Amount of traffic foe the week ending Dee. 6, 1862 Psesengen, 6,2351. Bs. 6d.; goods, 2,2911.25. Ild.; total: 8,6261. 111.6 d. .RAILWAYS. THIS DAY —Two o'CLocK. The railway market is rather firmer today, though with a very limited business. Eastern Coun ties, Great Northern, Lancashire and Yorkshire, Midland, Norfolk and York, and North Midland stocks are dearer. Caledonian shows ulight re action after the marked advance of yesterday. French shares are generally lower. MARRS AND "ROCKS UNOUARANTRID. ItAn.waTs, ..... ~.... yisterday. illi today up Us 2 pm. tesherg.. 001141 AMA It Jeanine . Oermitolv. • norm Valle Bit Mo., Lon.,lnClon Jun D5.Ci55.A8ir1.344234.0 D. do. do. 201.. Mold sal gnaw ... Maim Ilslyt.esd . Oak ssig Moslem Delia owl Sant Jams Irsethoust Aber. sal 4 aIa WD si (SSA L. A A ) . De. Wows Oimals• (BIS :. ... • Imosses Vase. a A.. Nis IL IL IL) -. WAIN. II sad 0 Mit S. a WJ. idlabus.trr Orem . ilaterigh. reiknead• (bow essAlkW tirsss asSirs Nersbwa D. a slms. A. Moak_ Ds. Ow; I. Moak_ kit.ilsotb. nod Want.are. Ova. Wolin Mob In la Ulm .. lassoass! W OsrAll• 33 U Ds. Thirds larestainarl ise iddr. 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De.(ea talsrat) 16 Stailtera of Frappe. 331 311 e 611 Uo. /1/1. 3 per et. (for 8. k A mien.. see ) 14 13f alt Norwegian Trunk ?Mr. le Pero met I.yo. 131 IG pia I* rens and orleute GI 67 le Tans and Roues . 3$ 39 TO Park end stnieetere $2 32 4 4 7 aie.Osee.sadCberboarp 41 4 1 pea SUOlobee 464 l _ abolosd par pei Sr coon eau Havre • 3 I 4timigny en.l 1/f 11 4 km:UM of Frame— — Upper lads &trip ef l 1 pa .11 *.at 4# 111 Do. 111 per Cloths*. per po • Www.",,... Yr... 10 Ili p. 3 Walara of Sollsirktalt. MONEY MARKET. WEDNESDA T EVENING. The English stock market was dull during the greater part of the day, but became improved towards the close of business, and finally left off with an in-- proved appearance. Consols generally ruled at 1011 to 4 for cash, but the closing price was 1011 to 4 for money, and 101; to 4 for the new account of the 16th January. The settlement of the account was in full progress, but did not exeite much attention, the account proving iight. After the regular hours of business an attempt was made to depress the market, Consols being offered for January at 1011, but all the stock so offered was quickly absorbed, and the price rallied. In Reduced Threes there was another . purchase on government account at 1004. The bummers list is as follow* :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 101 Z, 1,4, ; ditto for account, 1014, 4. Three per Cent. Reduced, 1001 Z. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1034, L ong Annuities, 1860, 01, 7-10. Bank Stock, 222. There was a decided fall in Exchequer Bills to-day. Heavy sellers offered, and the price of both the March and June issueselosed only 633. to 68s. prem., being a reduction of 3s. India Bonds receded to 79is. to 82e. prem. There is not much movement in the foreign stock department. Purchasers of Peruvian stocks continue to offer, and Portuguese and Turkish were both firmer. Mexican Bonds were a shade flatter. There Is a heavy " bear" account open in this stock, and the necessity for buying back contributes powerfully to support the price. Bargains are thus recorded:— Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 103, 1021 ; ditto Four and-a-Half per Cents., 98; ditto Five per Cents., 1843, 1025. Danish Five per Cents., 1065, 107. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 671, 67, 66/, 67; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 984, 98, 1. Gra nada Deferred Bonds, 13, 1. Mexican Three per Cents., 241,1. Peruvian Active Six per Cents., 1061, 1051; ditto Deferred Three per Cents., 664, 66, 1; ditto for account, 16th Dec., 661. Portuguese Converted Four per Cents., 385, 4. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 511, 1, 4 ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 244, 1. Turkish Six per Cent. Loan, 14, 2, 14, 24 prem. The committee of Turkish scripholders have prepared a memorial to the Sultan on the subject of their claims, which now hes for signature. The following , are the days appointed for the clos ing and re-opening of the transfer books at the Bank of England. Shut, 1852. Open, 1853. Three per Cent. Cons.. Friday, Dec. 10. Tuesday, Jan. 18. New Fly, per Cents... Friday, Dee. 10. Tuesday, Jan. 18. Three per Cents., 1726 Friday, Dee. 10. Tuesday, Jan. 18. Annuities, Jan., 1860 Friday, Dec.lo. Tuesday, Jan. 18. Annuities, Jan., 1880 Friday, Dec. 10. Tuesday, Jan. 18. South Sea Stock .... Friday, Dee. le. Monday, Jan. 10. Ditto New Annuities Friday, Dee.lo. Monday, Jan. 10. Ditto 3 par Cent., 1751 Friday, Dee. 16. Monday, Jan. 10. We have again to present a long list of miscella neous share business. Bank of Australasia shares have been dealt in at 80, 794, 81, and 80; Bank of British North America, 63 • Commercial Bank of London, 30; English, Sco ttish, and Australian Bank, 5 ; London Chartered Bank of Australia, 52., 1; Union Bank of Australia, 68, 69 ; Union Bank of London, 184 ; Australian Agricultural, 91, 90 ; Australian Royal Mail Steam, 31; Crystal Palace 41 ; Electric Telegraph of Ireland, 11 ; General Steam Navigation, 294: General Screw Steam Ship ping, 51, 525 ex new; National Patent Steam Fuel, 14, 11 (with 11. paid); Netherlands Land En closure, 2, 21; Peninsular and Oriental Steam, 914, 90, 91 ; Royal Mail Steam, 79, 1. Our detailed list of the prices of new un dertakings is as follows :—Beziers and Graissessac Railway, 4 to 14 prem.; Royal Swedish Railway, 4 :to 4 AWOL ; Central Italian Railway, par to 4 prem.; French South Eastern, 1 to 1 prem.; Staines and Woking Railway, 4 to 4 prem.; Hamilton and Toronto Railway, 4 to 4 prem. • Orleans and Eper nay, 1 to / prem.; Danish Zealand Railway, 11 to 15 prem. ; Lake Constance and Basle Railway, 1 die. to 1 prem.; Lucca and Pigtail' Railway (which is now officially marked), 1 du. to 1 prem.; Great Western and City Junction Railway, . to 4 prem.; Tynemouth Docks, Ito 1 prem.; Bank of Aa ia, Ito prem.; Bank of India, Australia, and China, 11 to 11 prem.; Ebro Canal, 11 to 21 prem.; North of Europe Steam, par to 1 prem.; Is sgdalena Steam, par to I prem. The 4 financial agent of Portugal in London has advertised the payment of the 17th half-yearly in stalment on the Portuguese Annuities of 1843 for 211,5751., due the Ist of June, 1851. The payment will be made after the 9th instant. The same agent also announces that from the Ist Feb. he will be ready to pay the dividends which become due on the Ist.Jan., 1853, on the Portuguese Five per Cent. Stock, 1841 (24th dividend warrant); Four per Cent. Stock, 1845 (16th dividend warrant); and Three per Cent. Stock, 1848 (9th dividend warrant) the half of the dividend on the old Unconverted Bonds, and twelvemonths interest also due Ist Jan., 1853, on the Debentures of the January and Decem ber issues. From all these payments, however (with the exception of the Annuities of 1843), the iniqui tous deduction of 25 per cent, will still be enforced, subject, as a matter of course, to the usual formal protest of Mr. Richard Thornton, chairman of the Portuguese Bondholders Committee. At a period when Portugal is attempting to raise money here for a railway, under government guarantee, it becomes necessary to keep the public alive to the true position of the credit of that ill-governed country. Two new loan transactions with German govern- I ntents are referred to in the Frankfort and other papers, the chief agents being the Rothschilds. It is stated that the government of Hesse Darmstadt has concluded with the house of MM. Rothschild a loan of 1,200,000 florins, at 44 per cent. interest, for the construction of a railroad. The loan is taken at the rate of 100 florins 464 kreutzers for every 100 florins of capital. It is further mentioned that a subscription was opened on the 3rd at Frankfort, at the office of MM.Rothschild, and atMannheim at the office of MM. Ladenberg and Son, for the construc tion of a railway from Neustadt to the Hardt, by Landau to the Franco-Bavarian frontier at Wissem berg. The amount is 4,400,000 florins, divided into 8,800 shares of 500 florins each. The Bavarian go vernment guarantees 41 per cent. for 25 years. The concession is for 99 years. At the meeting of the Hibernian Bank proprietary at Dublin, a dividend of 6 per cent, on the paid-up capital has just been declared. The Sydney papers publish detailed statements of the quantities of gold that have left that port for England since the first discovery of the precious metal. Subjoined is an account of the quantities despatched by the chief shippers : George A. Lloyd 62, 60z. 16 Hobert Campbell, tertius 62,207 Thacker and Co Gilchrist and Alexander H. Campbell, sen., and Co Philip Hart 24,371 Bank of New South Wales 20,021 Smith, Croft, and Co. Lyall, Scott, and Co. L. and S. B pyer 16,302 Lamb, Parhury, and Co Flower, Salting, and Co Griffiths, Fanning, sad Co .. 12,223 Joseph Moses 11,748 Donaldson and Co. The other amounts range from 10,000 down to 100 ounces and under. The total quantity shipped ssi U 314 1 !I is stated at 618,069 ounces, worth at the Mint value full 2,472,0001. This account inc!udes the shipments from Sydney alone during a period of fifteen months. The Chusan, Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer, left Sydney for Singapore on the 31st August, but she had on board only a very small quantity of the precious metals, owing, it is stated, to the defective arrangements of the company as regards insurance, &c. The quantity o f gold destined to bo trans - ship ped at Singapore and forwarded by mail to London was only between 3,0001. and .1,0001, worth. As she had to cull, however, at l'ort Phillip and Adelaide, it is probable an addition to her bul lion cargo may be made at those ports. This vessel, it will bo remembered, is the first of a line of steamers destined to run between the several Austra lian ports and Singapore. Subjoined is a statement, made up from govern ment returns, of the quantity of sugar imported and taken into consumption in the 12 months ending the sth November, fur the three last years. It is more complete than the Board of Tradu tables, as molasses and refined sugar aro included : _ IMPORTED. 1 8 :i0. 1851. 1852. Raw, to Itefined MoLamm --- Total tone 355,653 413,977 388,790 DUTY PAID. 1810. 1851. 1852. Raw, tons Refined idolassta Tr" Total tons 1.11,2410 347,9G2 373,055 The increase in the consumption is no less than 3.5,m3 tons since 1851 ; as the imports arc at the same time 25,187 tons less than last year, it is evi dent the stocks arc rapidly decreasing under the in fluence of the augmented demand. THIS DAY.—Two o'Choci. Soon after the opening of business there were sell ers of Consols at 101 Z for cash, but the market soon rallied, and the price is now steady at 1012 to 1 for money and 101,', to 1 for the 18th J anuary . Th e settlement of the account has been concluded satis factorily. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 1001 to 1 ; the Three-and•a-Quarter per Cents., 1031 to I ; the Five per Cent. Ans., 127; Bank Stock, 222 to 223; Exchequer Bills, 655. to 68s. prem.; India Bonds, 80s. prem. There have been scarcely a dozen bargains in the foreign stock market, and prices are nominally un changed. Peruvian Deferred m ar k 66; Mexican, 241; Granada Deferred, 13 ; P or t uguese F ours, 38 ; ; the Spanish Committee's Certificates, 31 per cent; Sardinian, 961 ex div.; Guatemala Bonds, 40. LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. PARIS, DOW. S. i V" Money. I et is i es soo ill SO I id o Loan , 93 23 I ... For Account. Op.niaglltlghest.i to*M.i !P . ' cent • .. - j'p er ONION DU.. rar amerh. 1132. el OWL 0 I Si 0I et lo to's eo f 103.20 111 20 tos'fo Paellang• aLondon6l4ol4 2 3 9 7 1; 3 9 &lc 93 S. Beitun,: s pe u rCLlS4o 941 Massy Napier Beats Itorsian ;weenie SS ... Uo. 41 Piedmont a p.Ct 9./ 93 Treasury mods 34 Uss. 3, 1833 — Bank Mares 2010... PAltte, Die. 8. St. Germain, 1,425 ; Versailles (right bask), ; ditto (left bank), 330; 'Mill and Orleans, 1,010; Pans and Rouse, 970; Rouen and !Isere, 333; Marseilles and Ant. ore, —; Strasbourg and Bale. 313; Northers, 66130; Paris sad Strasbourg, 777 30; Pari. and Lyons, 660 73; Lyons and Antrim 683; Ouest ; 743; Blame god SL Disler to tiny. so ; Poria and Marburg, 073; Dijon and Bsancon, 380; Bordeaux and Cat. a. SOO; Dieppe sad new% —; Paris and Soraux. —; 3a and ad Testa. 370; Grand Combs, 1.550. Baituw, DEC. 6.—Voluntary Loan, 101. New Loan, Four-and-a-Half per Cent. (1830,1031 ; ditto (1862), 103 ; National Debt, 941. Commercial and Marine Society's Premium. 1481. Bank Shares, 109. VIENNA, Dec. 6.—Five per Cent. Metalliques, 931. New Loan (Series A), —; (Series B), 111. Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 841. Bank Shares, 1,346. Exchange on London, 11.21. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY. Stioan.—The market continues dull. 1,460 boxes Hr vannah were offered in public sale, and bought in at full Prima, 345. Sd. to 37n Sd. Refined remains dull; grocery umps, fair to fine, 445. to 475. Cohen.—The public sales of plantation went off without showing any material alteration in prices; good ordinary native Ceylon quoted at 465. 6d. to 475. TlA.—Congou, from ls. to Is. 11d., is in good demand, and very little on offer in first bands; common firm, at 10Id. to 101 d. Rice.-200 bags Arnim were offered and bought in at 10i. 100 tiercva Carolina were withdrawn. COTTON is in limited request. 630 bales Surat were offered in public sale, and with the ezeeption of a few lots b 'seat in:ct 3fd. to 40. ; 120 b Madras partly sold at 30. to 4.0. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Diets reports the supply abort, but quite fuel - • • NI Meadow - Meat for the demand. Prime . Hay, 75e. to 80e. ; in ferior, 60.. to 701. ; Rowe,., 422. to 66.. ; Clover, 80e. to 1008. ; emend cot, 655. to Me. ; Straw, Me. to 306. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market remains without alteration at the Town Tallow is quoted 47.. Od. nett cash = ; Peters ..Y.C. on the spot , 465. 9cl. ; all:this year, 465.; Jan. to Kara, (1863), 48e. 9d. ; Oct. to December (1863), ge. COALS.—LowDow, Dec. B.—Ships at I market, 1941; sold, 45.—Carr's Hartley, 15s. Gd. ; fluting's Hartley, 16s. 6d. ; Smith's West Hartley, 15e. 6d. ; Tanleld Moor, 14s. 9d. ; Walls End Brown, 14.. 3d.; Walls End Gibson, 141. 9d.; Walls End Gostorth, 16e.; Walls End Riddell, 14s. 9d.: Eden Main, 165.; Walls End Hatton, 16s. 94.; Walls End Huwell, 17s. ; Walls End Lambten, 16e. 6d. ; Walls End Plummer, 16s. dd. ; Walls End Stewart's, 16e. 9d.; Walls End Haugh Hall, 15s. 94 ; Walls End Pease. West, 14s. 3d.; Walls End South Durham, 15s. dd.; Walls End Tees, les. 9d.; Powell'. Duffryn Steam, 231. TAs BuDorr.—(To the Editor of the Daily News.) —Sir,—We are told we must accept this budget or reject the ministry—that it must either be " tea " or " turn out." lem reconciled to the latter.—Your obedient ser rant,—A QUONDAM DDRDYITN. SHOCKING SUICIDE.—On Tuesday an inquest was held in the Royal Infirmary, Manchester, before Mr. Iler ford, on the body of a girl named Martha Howarth, aged 19. Deceased had lived as a maid servant with Mr. John Broadbent, a cotton manufacturer, at No. 18, Cuter street, for the last eight or nine weeks. Mr. Broadbent went out of town on Saturday last, and whilst making preparations for his departure heard deceased vomiting in the back yard. She told him she felt relieved after it, and he gave her a penny to buy some muscles, of which she was very fond. Mr. Broadbent sent a girl named Teresa Butler, to sleep with deceased whilst he was absent. Dectased let this woman out soon after six o'clock on Monday morning, without dressing herself, and she did not then appear to be low-spirited. Mr. Broadbent re turned from Oldham about eleven o'clock, and was unable to obtain an entrance except by a ladder through one of the upper front windows. He saw some blood on the bed, which made him think something serious might base hap pened. Ile ran back to get a surgeon, and, after a time, on searching the bed, they were unable to find her. A man nsmed Brown (mind deceased in the cistern, with her knees upwards. Brown thought she might have slid her self in feet foremost, but he could not be sure of it. He found a bread knife with marks of blood en it in the room where she slept, and traced drops of blood from her bed to the door. There was a severe cut on the right side of deeessed's neck, and a scar on the other side. There was not the slightest indication of a struggle having taken place. It appeared as it she had attempted to destroy her self while in bed There was also some blood opposite to the looking.glasa in her master's room. The bed was eery little stained. The knife was found at the side of the bed. She lied only a chemise on when found in the cistern. Mr. Broadbent had not observed that she was depressed in spirits, but understood she bad been talking about some young man. Mrs. Ana Howarth, deceased's mother, said her daughter had been low-spirited for about • fortnight. On Sunday night she was at home, and said she felt sick. She had never opened her mind to witness about anything. The jury found a verdict to the circa that deceased de stroyed herself under the influence of temporary insanity. 'IIIS CHESHIRE MILITIA.—There is little doubt new that recourse must be had to the ballot in this county, the deficit on the whole amounting to about 600.—Lirer pool Mercury. 117+ 1I IN lel