The Express. — London, England, 1852-12-14 00:00:00

bt 4ltti3rt LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 14, 1852. [THREEPENCE RAIL WA I'S. .4. •M" (with us.; le Do. Do.(an laterefil 41.rthrra lora. .1' Do. Pl. 3 per ct. ton& •Soor H. k %mom .Iw. all Norwrilan Trunk Prefer. II Orlsana and Ikedeena Othl 1.).40• es.' .'./a.• and lko r • ... ...co howl Wm.' i•••••‘• P.r4.13•• ..ao.ll3lpon ^art 2. Qualms and Illeboond . 4...4en and • *whir Qv. 4 4outtern of Francs.. 2.. Upypr India Porip . ..... all lOfot Planck. par Cant Praise 2 Winters al Bwltarrlasol.. 4 ri 31 33i 4 13i 12221 to 223!. The unfunded securities arc more settled. Considerable business has been ilutu: in Exchequer Bills, at Os. to 625. pent., and Int:ls Bonds at 775. and 753. prem. In the foreign house the settling is in progress. Spanish stocks have again fallen ; Por!uguese con tinua to creep up; and Buenos Ayrcan arc firm. Spanish Old Threes mark 50' to 1; ditto New De ferred, 221 to 23; Portuguese Fours, 40, 391, 401; Swedish Loan, 1,1 dis.; Turkish ditt o , 1! pies ; Pe ruvian Deferred, 62; ; Jftakan, 91;; Granada De ferred, 13; Buenos Ayrcan, 71 to 75. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocr. The railway market has been rather dull to-day on the settling, and prices of some of the heavy stocks have slightly given way I but at the present moment the feeling is stronger again. The account is " bullish," but the rates of continuation are not generally onerous. French lines are lower. nuAluss AND STOCKS UNOUARANTRKIL In 111 re 63 67 38 66 32/ 'hi4 pee 1 Pm 313 12 111 121_ I i pui Si Si i din I p. 104 11 yaz ItaiLwAra. lades prices yore-day. N I p..'. LATEST FOREIGN EXCIIANGES. 3I 33 hommt. -mu= 1..e...4e-e , ...Z..... eri;i4f7-so.-ve - - ......_,,,,_#„00:4......_. ..„......•......„. • • xt 7 I . 4 , 11 t, Nu. 1,969.] LONDON, TUESDAY EVEI ...--_-,-...-,------ irs.m.taiNv. sad EUROPEAN TELEGRAPH ale Court. lion of practical art, they would piste any town, iiIIIrANIK4. making proper application, a sum to mart the system S rik• ith lIIIREIW 4;1% 1..5. that 111.1ISAGE4 h-lween LUND 531 -- -- -- - wad era • master to gain a footing, but with the fall e.,erit oe litho tltliillithiesch the oho, ''" p rase Rossi OSBORNE, Moonev. intentioa of withdrayin that g.... Nn, s` c.,.. ~.. leetlan • whirl. , nee-I.lser, tamer. Her Majesty, Prince Albert, the Prince of IVales, , g help sa anon es practicable, leaving thefuture to local exertion ; at the same time , how• oast " a., thistisirtlN I.Ne .re throw tlttieft leas the Alm. the liriseess Royal, and the Princes, Alice, attended by milk Venthitt. Limb& - ily coder Mine baud. ever, w atc hing o'er the proem, of the work, and aiding it by Softiresio, are • 17 . lesh U. L . IthstltOTT, rosemary. the Mnrchionme of Els , the lion. Mary Seymour. the tad „ ssi ud the . ..._ . . prepaeation of tsarina*, me. in Connaiion Hon. Colonel Orey, and Colonel lionvene, attendt il divine with exhibitions Mr. Cole also stated that, during two ...--- HE TEEIII and II EALTH.-A good act of w . .vies yesterday monsieur, at the parish church et Whip. i Rh The E lof D• b I. attended the service. tretb ever nouns favourable lenprembaa... ii ado their reveres- ..."- j_ a l es _ s . in . s , '` f d. a ° eel the summit inspor,nee to every iiolivi vial, 640 as regard. •• ••••• ••1• tracer formats months is the year,. the fine collection of art at Marlbo rough Hoses would be kut to this, or any other town, by paying the cost of carriage. a s grown health ey the proper mat as ilon of Laid, sad the neve. ,.. ~ The C11•114111AN thanked Mr. C o le for his able statement, go t pasissesol Pore ...Soy'' , b'' "•• Ass** the •••••s• IS"- Major - General Sir Robert N ieble hid in interview with and the readiness with which he had ed nd to various s alsa er• - ffst tor , ra Purpose Unfit Viler I , ININ 10, at rEARL Sir John Pakibeton yesterday, at the Colonial-office. po byetlllat v. t Ad* toulthartl• Is seal erarant'e tartar rod traitors The Earl of Dent, arrived in town yesterday afternoon inquiries, and arranged that a meeting of the committee of a res'• l ." a ba n ' m 5° t h e miari t ai ''u nsa f f t ma r " "l ° rara u• from a visit to her Majesty at Osborne. Isle of tt ight. the school should at once enter i nto th e cons ideration of the s p a t . he I. bran the sum. limas J n . l, and Wren sweetness hd. perwhole subject. sa i re A deputation from Hyde. I.le of Wight, hail an iuterview is to h . ton stk. r.i.e 2a. tins. 1 auras .- TM It was stated to Mr. Cole that the committee of the to . d . • u..... n 4.. thloato" are ea the SAW. ..ad "A. WWI LAND yesterday with the General Board of Health,. at their of , . .. beest Mechanics' Inatitutien had decided to bare drawing s o a i , Ye. DA Da:, n. wan, - earneed an the rote•Snlstk , stamp Whitehall, in relation to the Hyde a aterworks Bill. T he taught to a large portion of th e b o y s i n th e I n stit u tio n clam ..n teeth si. ,1 ..v them, ari a by ehenitats and perfumers. deputation (who were attended by Mr. W. Hanger, C.E., &boo 1 Irian the commencement of the next year, its their engineer) ecnsisted of Meson. Marvin, Cotentin, proxileity to the School of Ornamental Art giving peculiar TWO OttelLV steeil”itairsT. Jolliffe, and Tharlow. yEAsAws MEDICATED CREAM.-Fur all Th e Bi g ht H o n. T. Milior Oilmen, M.P., and Mr. facilities tor the purpose. L pinholes eil eistarg. kw Kromer erten! moll p.m Ns the mists Barrow, M.P., had an interview with Mr. Secretary Wel weans, seet sethertare nusubnow • er sorhial ind.all`• 4 o . l d. a pole yeeterday, at the I loine-office. istinnety oltbeat • eivaL Term to re. :try preps:alum la the Mar. Mr Jackson bad au interview yesterday with Sir John GREAT FLOOD ON THE TYNE.-LOSS OF awn Palk Of ainatiest thalweg OM chants atm. il.y, that ma Neal „, , . • gm promptseniand rearm. It used freely Isamedirely on the inn routoliton. SHIPPING PROPERTY AND LIFE. aura • with a yens oe but batb, it cames an one:elfin manias Despatches from the G vernor of Canada and also from of the blood, throwing a genial •araith over the when the Oevernor of Bermuda were received yesterday at the BHIILDII, MONDAY AFTIRNOON. new ci the Md.% thereby efelenbres 7 ••••• sad ratter N. Colonisboffice. sass Its Massey In Micron, rtielialtic pie, shelled Ism sat. There has been a fearful destruction of shipping .the, Us dokareun, smellier, sn.l all tnessitsat . ” SAS., benA property, with the lose of four lives, In this harbour during maid, and beti,es is truly int.:halting. is most rein. it imperentio SPORTING. lb. night, unmolested by a beery flood, that cense away ' dor war= and puraativ.• f a all versional,. eruptions the re el Minh Is steroded rite stun loconvenieriee and dinner, ow C. sham nine **chick. It bed rained doting the two prim mest er the •/feet beta. enutakee Cr. the man.. for pinmehno TATTEKBALL'S..-Moon Vt. lading ens, and Sunday afternoon tide was one of ess renew the cmoe of a ilmare, fir shit meawros METROPOLITAN HANDICAP. the highest we have had for some time, flooding the is eat to parealtem to reli.ve, thereby nummatialt it. hi 1000 to 30 agst Mr. Ureville'. Alkali colt (taken and quays and wharves at Shields and Newcastle. It was high ito a r' leek.* it to ea eleAcate se lbe 'nest eau de C „ .= leo safe that it is shyly .copromb.e by iniamanapmeat to a ft erwards offered) water me 4 o'clock in the afternoon, but the force of the ebb rra.... t .,. ~,i 5, ..,„.. y si . N ie d .,. (up p, l will prose it s emcee, p.B. 1000 is 25 - Mr. Harriessi's Sally Warfont colt was ant felt until about 8 o'clock, as the shoals began to Far aaran• purware senerally, abdaLona, throb, as, It 0 „,.. h . (takes and afterwards offered) sad no lasity alaaild be without it. S .le masaisMarms sod 10110 to 2.5 - Lord Eglintea's Lucie (taken) bare and the channel narrow, when it can t s a w a y lik e a millrace, between seven and eight kaota an hour. There sma ,e l e. arm: ell end felt, 3 4 . ens., heat TIMIINIM4 1000 to 25 - Mr. Walten's Lord Faueonberg (tk) is a heavy fleet of laden vessels in the harbour Lan ',.. sT *Se' 4 i s I . 11l MIL a t I nt" I' e l " aat al• al" The Alkali colt was backed for 1001. at 40 to 1 and 1,000 lust now, but from the superior character of the sound sa d .0 tarn 4 Jam at Ila and 2M rad., with .oweikom sad Ithatrina ~....... oy a.: pare c.d.' tie cell hon. Tee : Ist. trimly ) an mat thenteme r• •o moorings recently laid down by the River Tyne Commis tac es a ll raft• id the Magda/a. CHESTER CUP. saner., not much fear was entertained of their safety. A 1000 to 20 apt Si,. Brows '. Nancy (1,000 to 16 taken eonsiderable number of large vessels, many of them lades, je mama sotiarshe ”.. 1 eko. , essa 0 ". kW, Pot fret Me freely) were laid et the low part of North Shields. The set of ernaiee ass" that ...., In •••••• a'.' , .. , tolf ora'firra 4 iho 1000 to Ili - Mr. Palmar's Ooldfinder ( taken ) th e tide being very strong in that direction, and es account are 04 franc u rarwale restored, a/rhas s iii IS. groom is Amp 10 0 0 to 15 - Mr. Spence's St Michael (taken) of the confidence in the moorings, and it being Sunday fal , $ ) . 1000 to 15 - Mr. T. Parr's Trifle (Wien) night, but few hands were on board of them. About Lye lik: whole system is built up from the blood- low to 15 - Mr. Stanley's Confessor (taken) minutes past nines crash was heard on the shore, and int o/nos. lAZ ‘ a • An ' dea • and "en ''''64 his.; this baits the 2000 to 25 - Mr. Brewer's Veratuth (taken) mediately it was ascertained that osso of the vessels in the ism ii,.• s r n I object ia to keep tale predator dual Idle Inlaid) In • put anal Etalthy wale, for without tin purity, dbente will show It. DERBY. appw the had supped her 'noosing chain. She laid herself igt in aces way or. otiur. It ta the .1..1 that must feed the Saint 12 te 1 apt Mr. Bowes's West Australian athwart of the ether vessels, and in a few minutes they were d mare , : a- d men. Its repleokibuser• are trade and purely 1000 to 60 - Duke of Richmond's Pharos (taken) also dislodged from their moorings, having tarn up the masmie•ted, the MO are brewooll atendsl.-komeetsl7--mel oh 1800 to 100 - Lord Derby's Umbriel (taken) buoys and charts, and were smashing and crashing one saagy i•i litairli.lard. tlOOO to 20 - Mr. B. Way'. Beeches (takes and against the other is the most feai(ul manner imaginable, ea s s ....ereu b.isonie, perlfylng, end Inviewaileg ensues es this afterwards offered) spars, bowsprits, and foremasts snapping asunder like IhelefirravenottoerabY Offers to take 20 to I about Claes'. sticks. The vessels all drove down together in a sues towards the Low-lights, when, having disentangled them- Alittlitir t4;:i..7li .klllll. Lord Lou HUNTING APPOINTMENT. selves, they broke away and ran out towards the sea, run _sdale's fuz hounds meet on Saturday next, at sing ashore on the stones and on the Herd Sand. One very ..n.L. - 1. - ,-_,-.__.,, _, - f.z: - . - ..:.- ) Haresfoot, at it. fine sew vessel, the Jane and Elizabeth, however, struck on srat,m.y saothibieg, may wha bare kept Vide beds toe yeses a shoal below the atones, and turned over in a moment, Mee bin a nispreuily re.intigaratird wish an Winos se sew blead. drowning the carpenter and • boy of the name of Brown. ms n arepiewiy sew life mil strength, that their re.appreennee THE BUDGET. Anotherlad overboard got on to the easel's broadside, and man y their *ll.l4nbnaga, wtio bad long elven them up es Isms the South Shields life•htht put off to his assistance, but on la,. alma ass as the mattes is the essay weeders .fats ette. LAMBETIL account of the eserent it was two hours before they could e.iOS' ear. ewe I. E! gra/EKG% M. Paul's Chinch -yard; Barclay and SOMA A crowded meeting of the eleetors and non- I..eck hi., bayalli to raukelorara attempts. and in returning. . he sa d cs low m ora n. q .d. t a w. ; elector . of the borough of Lambeth ... held list eveittog it took on handred men to pull the boat with ropes along 11 ..." im ul C ‘ i " , Wsamslll4 ; lie o _ a _ a _ lbs. 2. l ll t , ~9 " lisalb " ur , a . m ..' at the Horne Tavern Kessoingten, Mr. H. R. ELLINOTOII the shore against the tide. A boy was swept out of • boat also, Rail drowned, and a man fell between the ships and a f abann ts . o ... l 4 434 " B ", u sa d s ; °lB... sa e g a j l / 4 7, m a s sas t amat ,,Th . " .. '" n r a ds s e ; ----- sa d in the chair, who stated the object of the meeting in a brief had his brains knocked out . The steamboat Wm. and Mary ham. letmetir; 1144sliardt an d Leeds; sad by mod bat lucid speech, denouncing the attempt which was made drove oat to sea, struck against one of the vessels, the men its aim Modem in bassi at Is. lid., b. nj.. and / 1 . 0. = .l. by the Chancellor of the Exchequer to impose au additional from on bond of her eseapieg by means of a small boat. burden of taxation upon the towns for the benefit of the ARLOW'S NEW IN- country. The following bat list of the disasters, so far as I have been able to gather them up this morning : -The James and in VENT/D itllLf-ACTIM 0 SYPHON Mr. WILLIAM Wthideas, M.P., stated his moat s _ ; a a.,, .--. SF. SlBBilitai 1110 VENT-PRO !! decided av name to the budget is its present shape, "ea" rove aa the nerd side, with no one on board, (metopes's% and bow•pritgoue, with other ma rl ; a • French El - F. , I 14 • 11218 doe bin' , di", or other lalwra and the det:thainatiou he had formed of resisting it to the - o es,_ s him Set we add so abet:may w hatever that , 7 the w lugger picked up on the bar with no one on boa,damaged. .@; . 2 ..-- • that ams het *albs draws asgothas very utmo s t- He had so dou bt a The Meolotta, an American barque ;an Austrian full rigged • .-. . A presentative' of the large towns were true to the interests ship, the Rosetta ; the Integrity, a Swedish full rigged of the great body of the people, the proposed measure would t iship; the Lioness, of Jersey, on the stones, all damaged. 1 i-,...-.- ._ be signally defeated. }um ____. in M it. r. p A rsa Yn ti f t t e m b s i o p o . ,. M.P., also declared spina the budget The Sovereign, of North Shields, and the Caroline, of Devonpert, with loss of yards and fore-top, sunk in the har bour. The Fairy (barque) and a London trader much .41' 1 ! r ~.. Other gentlemen, addressed the meeting, and • petition damaged. The Jame and Elisabeth much damaged, and . - to parliament was unanimously adopted. =AI/ water. The Kate (barque) Inc on shore, but was SOUTHWARK. "u",:lete, iji.l;el:::,°,, th sfjp7i:V' ' Wrs rty will !r 2 . 1 ... i i ' 1 11 a ili Z g ‘ Mlddied id repay Me met is Yesterday, • • public meeting of rho inhabitants of , , two of Wm Vila 4s. dd.; dltte art many thousand pounds to repair . Such a smash up of 1 S y elms_smMed be dmini. km. Oa the War a Hawthwari....T u aelwd in raFord•Oeo. w ith _ a vessels has not been observed for many yell" past in t rr e id l os. ladstg le enct e r will I TC Ite in 111411111111141 a l brasithoreln2weili Hall to into t ee ll e Xtb . e Tyzit io a l l a d ve the old a st ay pt ai lii i t th does not reco ll ect tame stub " as t it did last ir i s law MP MM. Ilkillelwillch ill iwalshital.• tile is feeently submitted to palliasses% by the o hm. PAW 13•16401•111 ....51iamin ChawasEar of the Exchequer. The two members for the :.i f though It Mee Mena se swam Me Rpm to ma se freely; wham tbs tephlwswal MS we more I* sea mew. , air William Molesweeth, Ban ~and Mr. Amity re l a i wer. present, and took part in the proceedings. SYMI 'MOW, 14, wpm It ens woad that a petition to the House of Commons MINES. seam Ilisslawboaw. lmalitlte Its ageism the Myst should be drawn up, that it Amid be g. b 00 mmu11w ............ 11 11,... 11 "" Illisle ,„...• as s " - ,,.. eatnwtsd ill M. William Molesweeth for prementatioa, and MONDAY EVIIIIIIO. ame itildd eurlirese. -41.13. - --"--- - '--"' --•.* ''''''''' '" that Mr. Matt sheald be requested to support its prayer. There is no essential change in the mining mar- LL waseurnete *enemies/ et %piing sets. wamanied so WESTMINSTER. het, which is rather less active, in consequence of the MUSS use IL aid seoplles Manner mud Melt la REM absence of several of the chief dealers. Prices are Tar WildrralN (to mltomds am: 4134 ." Yesterday, at two o'clock, a public meeting of the di m, dedegyeesm, mid awl ts.pse mom. the wa d • N.ll. Us media were mud eliavareM sad del iii ja ,,, inhabitants of Westminster was held in St. Martin • Greet In the gold mining shares there wu a decided own Itabilttlea. Mitten 11, Na 461. Hall, Loarastre, to take into consideration the ministerial reaction, p rites being cheaper all round. e bB rOassur, Req., was voted to the chair . United Mexican shares were again lower, cloning IRELAND Mr. Romney moved the first resolution,-" That the 7; to 81. Bantle shares continue heavy. impolitiea el • Amble and eztended house us, and the Th e non-odic' quotations are :-Waller Gold, 4 DVILIn, Dec. 13 estimate sees sae on property and incomes' proposed by t o i prem.; L'Aigle d'Or, i to I prem.; Garnett and THE CONDEMNED CONVICT, KIRWAN. the Ctseseellw et the Excherer ' would fall oppressively This wretched sew mbar* caws. With Ali it'. hada we geed sembeve Mee sow le it difficult to obtain a bare Manley, I sad mysterious ciresawhimem, still sa ppie st as all-absseldegto }prom.; Carberry 'West, ;to prem. ; a ambi o nsip. Th a t the ammampal of Gael burdens from one Connemara, i to ;prom. ; Oh naulin, 1 to ; prem.; apie p e a, has randialad a em s Aimee Ia his ememe i ese dee only Is he introit oe ether dolma, already highly Keumare, Ito I prem.; Sulphate of Barytes, Ito i taxed, mama ogees. sea waselated he errata a feeling p rom sm' Frida ta rsad of S d a ea tutla w y " , thr iPlll" llreamess maregmamm idill. whi l t r i llig a il g at :: i""111.41.011111,611.41%,411 agaidelmala ires i s ..wrth ibe the ice Cha t te a g e r of of to that time he had trothebed, mow* he Mart THIS DAY -Two o'Ctoce. sea unwise he fr il h. nith .i s ii.d ms ...h._ Se se ...„ 4 .1. 0480 1- 1.6 a........ T0nta11a 5 _ ........ i ri1et1..; aa the d E .: et c ./ir ks% t bi s e , a d m es. imilithilli f. s e iip i i i m in " th a la t ti° ,: a l p roperty There have not been many transactions in the gold ever, - ----- -''-' -- cawed - -*"" -- ' 7 " , - &owl& so begot be exempted tram the probate and legacy mining shares to-day, owing to the settling being in l l n l' i n h aa i d : I :rw= m ar es .,.. 1ada11ara11 e... . 6 .... 8 timilial ... , l lB dwor aim b a ud on personal g, and that prof erty . West Mariposa are rather lower, having aki7 " - illiarwth -a"-- 10 - tweiva me sle o rwymea -..."" rha1l at tal 1 . 1.1 .• la Inland sho Md 4 be exem p ted Imm ite ,, n sold at I, pro m ., but the prices of other descrip- Paled to shit Yes; end rotooky be sillemisd sunk, P ri r ei Han . . . share of tsulti"." Mr . Robinson said tha. l i ons are generally steady. Yuba River are im of the otehliehoi *web ha d o o k a pi of the p i ms _ 4 l. this budget bad ant a fair and beast sad legitimate par- _ _,_ pass; It us te punish the elms which repealed the corn proving. !ter. g)itrie Ni ei r e t th hi s e = e Z i Pl o me. sill ' e1adadmi .4...... • laws. (Cheers.) The house pal was jest enough in Santiago de Cuba shares mark p:il l01. 42.., ..... Mid attentive, an d he j o k e d he the giii - e, itself, bat its lacrosse was unjust seder the circumstailess end tame nt voice. He Me Isom supplied wit lie Mk of °la °ma "' we. wars. nom. Priem dews Mr. Taturwurc Unmans sessaded the resolutioa. yesterday. toasty. ali enj r ni p s Yc n r. t" 'of hie ta w j ui „, t m =6 4l .,:r h. V I " lb. Sir . Di Lace Weems supported the reashatioo, and de - mad ammo!' -- - eland, amid thud ehereiag, gat to government • should mono 1 Yds ... an llpa If I meditating, the book I yiag apse had hilt. He is viol iso,ooo toe. = m nattssestaa -„. all 3 del, by Me Ilse. lle.Nftsm. who soimbe with him foe h a ve bat alit 61.1.118.1.191146.1 * 15,1 es In some time , sad wkh whom he noose ere religious Tug Mamcwurza Towle COUNCILis to consider to,ous to uwereadas...:... • — s 4a ~ se Salt ' n '' Prawnaaa 01 IS. kat with 3 pees wwawabt alw a matins et elmitice en Wednesday, to Ott _effect •.. That a I...wes so !Sueselma.. ... 1 4 di lit to reader the emsdition of his poleseer oe oesedeekkie-..- _...• . • an be tad he the House et Oemeams, preying 1 . 1 % ... I 1 Agana" "..... law IPa le WINO I Animalism Oardnlses an 1 f ills iM is possible under the encasement's% has !enraged Mm them Wist the meson mow beam them, for lb. also in" MAIO I ; d , e Klan ati 1 dim from the cell which be had previously sampied to a Mop mem wed emeedoe *the Whediesd he... tax : and lOl,OOO I 'Drip* AsseraSsa Gold .• all I iP' II airy apartmeat situate in the capital yard, end is milli Var fin sopa of the alas ea asap sad paper in WM ft , shit Lea ILS le Si then I ' l • rireltrate ibe has also here foe the pupas et albs rowing esdastlse fa the malt duties." MAIS 35 I eraeli.thadies.atiLlAL 14 Si q einem the advantage of a large yard into which so per- 3 3 igginiall et a town's sodas I. also ander coaside- i t: it , 3 ° po t*: Cleata st.f . b lad. p ria tt .b; . 7 . I T 301 Si Sen esei plum the officers of the primes have access, and ma w which is completely cut off frost the rest of the banding. _ . . -- - - now 1 osresies thaw ....... -. mese 40 °sere Omper From the depressed state of kis mind he was unwilling, "We 1 flalsalal 1141 and apparently unable since Isis sentence, to comma* rood LEEDS SCHOOL OF ORNAMENTAL ART- , ... N o w.. . 14 7 II M say reasonable extent, but yesterday he partook of now FORMERLY THE SCHOOL OF DESIGN. iii,iiie j elm. Is • Asis - aliii fialtment more freely, though still sparingly. He meta- ----.-- MANI I a Oaatelli .••• „.• an 1 - - LEEDS, Doc. 11. Kew i (aides lasswesala... ... . in 3Ms par 1 tains hirrne:e and is permitted to procure through one of the tuntheis any description of food he requires. Then is ..._Av . tiling themselves of the visit of Mr. Cole, C.B. /1.000 Grand Dueler of BMW all Is as Ipm 1 a turnkey ironstantly is his company both day sad night, tr ed Zurrinallainnialf d ie tof Practical Art) to 1 ....° ' lir Wir Orm• r01g0011i...-.....- ill llf 1e poi Liberty sad the fret friends be has received hold communication tee entolkos et th i e ) = "sa lleheel of Diann sad a 7 , 7 4 .4 .,, Leta netburet... with him only is the presence of one of these officers. He n_,_walbsr___._ar aillinnad that ii . " kagals ...." die Illa " , Y tilsr- 4,000 tom. kosiseque. (* . Oa al I 1 •a t is not required to wear the prison c:othiag, but is at liberty ash 111 somms_ l3 bow 13 b alPialwaMan. _w. the maw twat* of Mem SMISIMM to provide pi tm an' fr o m t its eau wardrobe. I t may hi, oh- preesedliga lellennel le he bra= oweratiflll for pro DAM 1 Modonalleattlaiatenisa it e l 4i f a 44 Served that the prisoner mill persists is the assertion et gtodwf_.__.____Pabild_,, ....._•,.....__,Genedia- Wilson, Req., the annfia° mom Somme Mead; h:. innocence of the heinous mime for which he is sea- mrarmaa a n um atrara•s,, & auble t ta t ss dle a ___ f° l °ln V a g es o L le " 111 , -. - 000 Part ?Me II II Ali If I termed to die. =On Wan monad: •J. . mas mem., Mr. • Bet,- On . .a nar i e m a g 7, all par If On Saturday afternoon Coionel Browse, police commie- XS..•t Prance,=. Bu r' B ' Inul?' Cl isitii James Kibeat 10,000 60 RhYlad• Inn aaa ... sinner, accompanied by some police officers, proceeded to Eq., Jo h n A Nag., the Rev. . ickstead, Thos. Dino New -. LS net 74 tl.• house of the coaviet, in lierrion.street, and took posses- DII., wuM, , R. 11 2. lism - R- Jeans! Kam. Bi.6 l wig., ,„7.„„.... N, szro mimai dlocit .. — . --- . i l I: 1 )1 r . lei L.. ~f his property as confiscated to the crown upon his sees ... Law .. . am., eirLoods; an. I . H. Ryland, oß radford , . I If Ft Conviction. As the prisoner, however, leaves several a...a...a. wannwlnv "f R i Plin. *.oes 110 Da anat . 11,174 41.. LSI Wilted Urethan —....., all If Ili $ tn.: I'm by the woman whom he visited at Sand mount , it Mr. VOL' Man that he wan rather anxious about the trinaao , 1 Watt Wri9rata.............. -.0 4 I pa r 14 I ' l Is parented th at some provision will be obtained for them. future than the peat ; it was clear that the government too,-to' I Tubs -..... ... . 1 1 t 4 Pak 11 0 T,.. ' ."- . . f ••_ • • . aettaidl nett onnt•Anto at tn. aata it wow AM fn. •.. ...L.A._ LEEDS, Doc. 11. Aveß theddlideee of try oidt of Mr. Cole, C.B. ((the 8u of the Dimeglment of Practical Art), to the eseemiline of the Luis 1111111101 of Design and • number of odrso rat that gordrors at the ritool, yester day, in eidee te bar his expieessise of re an, mode of proesedies intended to be hateggle inse Aeration for pro weft made art eleesdea. Tautest Watson, Req., the Animus( the wheel, pred sad the fellowiag gentle ness were proem :—J. G. ien. Meg.. Ms. Ald.• &te em, Frauds lugiese, Req., I. Inds, Mr, Iron Kitson, Esq., John Addams, Res., the Rev. C. Wisketsad, Thee. Dawns, &II LW. Z. JIMALOCIO, MOM- Binh.), Wager, Kmhaw, , of Leeds; Rev. J. H. Ryland, of Bradford, and Mr. Nenumomf Ripe. Mr. Cuts ce•Sei That be we. rather union about the future then this post ; It was dear that the government could not contribute as the rate it now did for art educa tion in Leeds, and with Noun • result. At the same time he thought it would be • great pity that the town 'build forfeit the aid now given. He proposed in the first place, that only a portion of the master's salary should be flied, the residue to arise from the fees, dine giving him a direct interest in the mucus of his labours. The mistake had been that the schools of design had been employed in teach tng a few pupils elementary drawing. Miaow recommended as • been of a better system, that drawing should be taught r at least three public schools in the town ; and thus • nam• ber of pupils who had an aptitude fee the study would be raised. The department would supply double the &mounter any sum procured for the pupae in models and other mate rial., the highest amount required 71. from each school being Bach @chop' must also pay for the instruction, to consist of one lesson a day to the whole school at least 51. • rat. This would employ the masters in the mu slap, to the middle of the day be could oondeet • class to be attended by persona in the middle ranks of life, and who should pay a fair fee for the Instruction, es it wee believed eminently desirable that all classes should participate in the wino. tam of acquiring a practical knowledge of art education. Bibeeribers to the support of the school should be allowed to attend at a lower rate or nominate pupils. The evening clam should be for mechanics, and to be at se cheap • rate us possible. With reference to the system of instruction pursued, Mr. Cole said it had been attempted to simplify and render it lees Myer* and repulsive in the elentent•r, department, and be admitted that the rigideees of the coarse of instruction hitherto uniformly (viand bad acted preju dicially to the attendance of the school. Mr. ATZINIIOII pointedout the objection there was to the instrustion in these schools being given to the prejudice of private teachers; to which Mr. Cot., replied that, at the Central School, any quali fied local professor might obtain • certificate to teach fa accordance with the system he deemed the most efficient. Generally, he wished it to be andante° I that all govern. meat now contemplated was to maintain a central train* school for masters. And for the more advanced udder On - Satriday afternoon Colonel Browne, police eelllTOt► inner, accompanied by some police officers, proceeded to U.- house of the convict, is Merrion-street, and took posses nou his property es confiscated to the crown Upon his conviction. As the prisoner, however, Invite several ch.: fret. be the woman whom he visited at flantlymount, it is expected that tome provision will be obtained for them. The past career of the unfortunate man is the subject of a variety of tales, but until such time so all doubt about his fate stall have been removed, it is perhaps better not to give mecca.. publicity to them. I mantioned on Saturday that en inquest woe then being held on the body of a young man stated to have died is Itsigo•-street hospital from the effects of a blow indicted hi• head sme days previously, by Dr. Banks, phyo- Cm in Ordinary to the Earl of Eglinton. The ihquen was sitbourned to the. morning, tLat a post ',torten examination might be made in daylight upon the body. THE I)cht.lN EXHIBITION or 1853.—The example set by Lord Cbarlemont has been quickly followed by the E.,1 of Yerborooph. Ilia lordship, in as interview with Mr. Bony, on the part of the committee of the Exhibition, ea Theod.iy Let, espreased his intention, in the most cor• dial manner, to couttil.ote a large number of first-class picture., from his weldkooens collection at Brecklelliv, and of statues, from the gallery at Appolduroombe, Ide of Wight. Ttit UNITED STAYS, ISTEtlant, WABLIINGTON which put back to /S ou thampton last week damaged, left opin ytiterday for Now York. She started from th e do c k I about noon. just Lathe Brazilian peeket,Teviot, wee minting up Southampton Water. Outside the dock pt. the Wash. Wigton bred three heavy guns to announies her departure. The concussion of them guns literally broke as inummes hawser which wee swinging the bow of the Washington round to point down the Itch.. river. The steamer was now right athwart the Belies, with a strong tide setting up. The Washington's anchor was dropped immediately. This drew her brad pointing down Ike river, for her eters swung up tin. Itehen. The anchor was again lifted, and she meat...lid along the lichen creek at full speed. la the creek she met the Teviot coining up, and such was the admirable pi:otage, that these two monster Mermen poised lodine 20 fret of each other at almost full speed, to tho sue- Prom of sureral hundred spectators. Bach • trial of skill was sever before Kell at the port. LOCAL SHARE MARKETS. LITIMPOOL, Dec. 13.—Tbe market for shares has been dull and inactive to-chy. The broken and dealen have been much occupied in preparing for the settlement of the account, which takes place en Wednesday. The continua tions are not so heavy as at last settlement. The following are the day's quotations :—Aberdeen,l6l—Caledonian,34l— and Holyhead, 244—Eastern Countire,l3 3-16—East Lanceshi raj% Lancasli ire and Yorks ire, 86 I—Liverpool, Crosby, and Southport, 181—Landau and North Western, 1252 4—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, 311 c.—Mid- Imo!, 80—Ditto (Canso'. Barn. end Derhy), 481—North Staffordshire, 1 d.—St. Helen's Rail Canal, 7 21—Ditto (new issue at 40 dis.), 361—Routh Eastern and Dover, 231 —Great Southern and Western, 61—Dutch Rhenish, 1 d.— Quebec and Richmond, I p. Mancaserza, Dac. 13.—The mark-t has been inactive, and prices have given way aomewha• further :—Leeds, 85 ; East Lancashire, 191; London and North Western, 1261 ; Blackburn Preference, 261 ; Caledonian, 341; North Bri tish, 101; Dover, 23 16.16; North Stafford, 31 ; Shef field, 31 9 16 ; Caledonian Preference, 101. CHRISTMAS BEEF.—Corporate bodies are pro verbially fusions is paying specisl attention to the supply of this good things of this life ; and we observe that the market oommittee of the Stockton corporation are no excep tion to this rule. They have appointed a fair fur the show of fat cattle on the lsth, in order that the town may be amply supplied with prime Ch:istinas beef. This fair will be a great maveideace to many, and wo are sure that the market committee will have the best thanks of the granters hot O ehee m s fur the facilities which this appointment will ses4 WA:err., iotttng...i.orta as.i East ltmetios ittnia.Walv. &MaarVille BU hon.. Llte..kerteo. Jun. I Kate* &1'ir1.9.4251.C. ' _ I Do. dn. ..Id7 - 201: 'Mad Soew ... Cnloduedomd St. . .- • /Mester Gan Dolykood Co sad Domino !Abbe sod Wirt Jul rwth. a.. 4 Apo dam J coed rn•• . IoW Awdion (Cl 3 L. *L . and L.k U.. 4 . . Do. Gam g. 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Dowrotry . oltrotsidro Unica ... 18 !lowa Dews 1. Rood' Wales . . 13 Synth Totkoh.hilotoDo I Ditto ditto life 17e ilia 7 7 -77 W Waisdni nal 1 ,- 4= idosilird sal IrsidijimustlssatstsrmS De. , Iss.O.N.B.Parsasse Tat sad North Idlellsod LINEA LIAIIIIO AT ICitt;irtrhootii Coorootoo lhoood totinetWomora Btres .WoLADodtrywitli putrost.(losatoOtAtost. Unto witiostagoonato (towel to OrootWoolort • " to . seam , Qyclook!, loughs Owed toOthdooloo) IteotLhoulardpoor.6p.et (lowed to Ot. Northern) Otoosemer i Deo. Fowl Oared to OrestWeAtern Hallhdelby(LTorkh:ellid Do. dans (Coot t Do. Phew (ditto) laithe 664 Oroomor io lob thood Pio South Main Das Pldeitesse Wes) gouresholter=tL Wrllhe 6 per l igl e= l". .L.ftre sod Poem W. Dewed to Stain. h Itrattlord(lllM) Itorthorshltotees perm is OraLemilet houissaMpi(leis. 1141.WiaLMArkaTerit D Swim ft Ora* Illorftem tWilleledialleit 1 oSalealilinglined Rear Vall=t h .c owed %va t, u t. o DIN & i aft losonet (tense to Omit Weston) Abram No. 1, 7 per C., IVISSOI k goiter 4 par Ct ' Oildnalan 6117 Motet and Holyhead Onelt and Bandon Perth, end War ledloa)tueetlrmo naohanollonal.laeldp.Ct. Do. do. (SO 7 per a. Do. do. (71. 17.47 pow Ct.' Itsot.eue.hote..6 p 46,11011 Ditto do. No. I, Do. Nowt two Cent. Moth Edlnburgb, Perth and Duna's, 54 par dont -. Oreot Nor boon p ?Cent. Do. 5 per Cot. dodo, Rs.: &enable at 10 pno. pm °Loth& Wootos(l,ltightho OWeet.Bko Manton ape Ot.W. Here. fl ood 44 p.ot. Lonoottl,lre &Tort. r gja Ditto i per omit f"sek., ttnith.oesr.6 peon Ditto Net Guar. 6 pe. Ct. , InnAldihßeetOon.lldrde Londonderry & 0o:er. s ph Loadooderryk Enalsk.4sb llaa.PlketaLme. ise.t.oi Do. Now SIO . I tio: se --.._. ..: . ; all tiforyp. t Ogallala, 4 pCt Do. do. 4l pCt 100 IluilandOonsar.l4l3.4l..Ct 0 1 Ditto Performer to ;:rwinlk Isteaelmr.,. all ; Do. Guarastred 54 m 4 I all tro.W•rese7Vallay S pet UN North 'Walsh .. ... all ;North litafilbedsiiiro 100 fraler4, Wnreerr.r, s; d Walver.,Cl6. 4 per Oat 0 Dlt.o ditto ditto a alirena.acßtvo.NPlWa s i II idheavrickeboitee(tlor. % Olin.' 6 pi., Car . .. . 10 I Dv. 6 prr Oent ... JO *Volt^ Devaa li Ditto New all houth Eartrrn (Semites Aen.)or 11.0.4 all iltet.Yorkshtniperottlear 3 Waterlur likKilkeru Opal I•+0 ;York, NMWOR.I4,bI trr. , 01.10;rth of livie.ponall . Ditto Ditto 10 Ilrertlial.ll.4.lLl .P ar es TORNIO% It 'Myst, end Sounds= riso Brim Jaded la charier. aryl to.rlariisr• Olior sad litnnsiona tact Indian 'Nagar in.lian Pehl.r, a.. druid Junction 14 rrancl WtotoMisada.ntisr.• Do. Donde (Ond MI Loassiliristnis3 iset. Do. Ist (kLaileray) (4'ons sod dstA 106 11 100 too 100 1e .21 20 to ‘ 1 61 dts 21 211 31 :4 di. 117 . 100 34 qi 2411 :4 IN I 3 1 01, :1 64 14$ ." MONEY MARKET. MONDAY RVINISO. In the English stock market to-day there was not much movement, but prices were firm. In the other departments of the house, however, there was a lees confident feeling, and more disposition to realise, a state of things to be explained by the unwillingness of speculators for a rise to pay . the high rates of con tinuation exacted on the occasion of the last settling. Generally, the account in the foreign stock and share department of the house is " bullish." It happens occasionally that in the few days immediately pre ceding a settling day, tho aspect of the market ex periences a considerable modification, but at present it appears probable that money will be in consider able demand in connexion with the carrying over in railway and other stocks. Consols have ruled without change, at 1001 to 1 ex die., for the opening of the 18th of January. The official business report includes :—Three per Cent. Camels, for money, 1014, with dividend ; ditto for account, 1004,1, ex div. Three per Cent. Reduced, 1001, 1, . I t. Three-and-a-Quart e r p er C en t s ., 104, 31, 4 4. galk Stock, 2231. There was a further decided fall in the floating debt. The March Exchequer Bills were again much offered, and, after being sold at 60s. and 58s. prem., closed at 58a to 625. prem. In the June issue no negociations were concluded. ludia Bonds were similarly affected, realising at first 81s. prem., and subsequently only 755. prem. There is no decided movement in foreign securi ties. Dutch, Portuguese, and Equador Bonds are firmer, and Mexican and Peruvian dull. In Spanish there was a further considerable decline, conse quent upon the very unsatisfactory accounts from Madrid. It is evident that the Spanish government, acting up to the reactionary tendencies of th-' court clique, and reckless of the consequences to the com munity at large, are determined to risk an attack upon the constitution, thus reviving, in all its bitter ness, that spirit of party which, from the adoption of a more conciliatory spirit, had of late partially sub sided. A more injudiciourpolicy on the part of the administration could scarcely be conceived; and it is truly melancholy to see with what facility the course of that great country towards a state of restored credit and commerce can be impeded. The letters from Spain for months past have afforded the most satisfactory evidence of the improved condition of the country, a hich, indeed, was sufficiently proved by the large increase in the revenue, month by month, over and above the estimates framed by the Minister of Finance. The tide of prosperity, it ap pears, is to be checked and evils of the gravest cha racter tempted merely . in the interest of one high family and its rapacious adherents. The list of transactions, as officially rendered, is as follows : Austrian Old Five per Cent. Bonds, 834 (exchange, 10fi. per £). Belgiaa Fear-and-a-Half per Cents., 981, 96, 4 (exchange, 25f.) Brazilian Old Five per Cent. Small Bonds, 1021; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1852, 981,14 Danish Five per Cents., 107. Dutch Two-ands-Half per Cents, for account 16th Dec. 67, 1; ditto Four per Cent. Certifs., 984, I, Z. Equador Bonds, 54,1. Granada Deferred, 13 124. Mexican Three per Cents., 241. Peruvian Deferred Three per Cents., 651, 1, 65. Portuguese Converted Four per Cents., for amount, 40. Russian Four-and a-Half per Cents., 105, 44, 4. Sardinian Five per Cents., 961 ex div. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 514, 51 ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 234, t, 4 ; ditto Passive (Converted), 6, 54. Swedish Mortgage Loan, 11, 2, 11 die. Turkish Six per Cent. Loan, II prem. Venezuela Three-and-a- Half per Cents. 414. In miscellaneous shares we have to report trans actions as follows :—Bank of Australasia, 794, 784, 791; Chartered Bank of India, Australia, and China, 31, being an improvement ; English, Scottish, and Australian Bank, 41, 4 ; London Chartered Bank of Australia, 5,1; Provincial Bank of Ire land, 474 ; South Australian Banking Company, 45; Union Bank of Australia, 684; Union Bank of Lon don, 181 ; Australian Agricultural, BR, 87 ; General Screw Steam Shipping, 52 ex die. ; North of Europe Steam, 21 ; South Australian Land Com pany, 45 ; Beziers and Graissessac Railway shares closed 1 to 1 prem. ; Royal Swedish Railway, par to rem.; Central Italian, 4 to 4 prem. ; Staines and Woking, 1- to 4 prem.; Hamilton and Toronto, die. to 1 prem_.•, Danish Zealand Railway, 11 to 14 prem. ; Lake Constance and Basle, die. to prem. ; Great Western and City Junction Railway, par to 1 prem. ; Orleans and Epernav Railway, to 4 prem. ' • Tyne mouth Docks, par to 4 prem.; City Railway Terminus, a to 4 prem.; Magdalena Steam, par to prem.; Lake Fucino Drainage, 4 to 4 prem. ; Bank of Asia, die. to prem.; London Bank of 1 Australia and India, par to 4 prem. (nominal); Chi riqui Road, 1 to 4 prem. The subjoined calculations show the rate per cent. per annum yielded by our government stocks at pre sent prices. To render the results strictly accurate, I the proportion of interest which may have accrued since last dividend period should in each case be taken into account. It should also be remembered that the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cent. becomes al Three per Cent, stock in 1834. let. per rest. Price. per annum. Three Tins pre MIL. Ile Om fteed l sk pee 41oaf New4re.es4.4erter per Crete Mask Seek (141•0 eeleulated at 4 15d15444 rj per feet per anautal SMdi (dlv. 114 per rem. per aims . Ezadragete ) r 8111 s Moab (Ist. I id. per (ant) cent. per day) Annexed is a statement (extracted from the Liver pool Weekly Shore List) showing the rates . yielded by ordinary railway stocks at pre s e n t prices, the calculation being based on the dividend paid tor the half-year ending the 30th of June: 'Z11! 6 3 2 6 - Int. per ten . Pm. Prke. Rally's. per 1.11111101. 1271 London and North Weatern Rack /1 6 3 ICI Issidon and North W.stem Fifths 6 II II Westerny, and Southpurt IS Ons ...... .... 14 110 Predol WHI Emilie 60 Midland (Mat Weetarn—lrekad ..—.. 40 Edinburgh and Glasgow 101 'Midland Stork .." l4 6 14 Great N•athern and Weetern—liewl....„- ill nj IS York. Nes mile. and Bersdek....... l3 41 90 Lane...ger and Corbels 16 Lancashi.• and Yorks.,lre Slodi - .... 0 I 431 Dublin and Pelf .et 1 114 53 Lando* and !Sada Western ..- ........ sS y 191 Midland, Mrs...Atm and Doty 7 0 61 Cila•sem and knelt Western 24 Paola Eastern 131 Easter. Premier. 0 41 114 Kest t ansa lar • —... II 31 111 ()mat Northni 6 6 135 North Staffarriahlre s 5j 211 Chester and Ittrii.nhead......, II 4j 31 York and • 0.0, 'midland In using this table it most be borne in mind that the dividends for the second half of the year arc always 'urger than 'hove for the first half. Allow ance must also be made for the improving traffic. THIS DAY.—Two o'Ciocc The English funds remain flrm, with little varia tion in YAW, business being restricted, owing to the settlement of the share account engaging much at tention. Consols remain quoted 100: to !ex div. for the 18th January. Reduced Threes are higher upon the strength of the aournment broker's purchase, having reached 101. The Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents. mark 103 i to 1044. Bank Stock, PARIS, Dix. IS. Yard•. i3Opeakissa 11 , ' Illigbaci Lowerd !-- --- , 8 par OM& . AI 2A) ! 42 10 1 '2 4 , i , 02 10 . . 11 per Celan, DOS ' 101 1 .. 1 per Cents., 1932 11.3 00 I 106 . 30 110) 30 ! 104 I) 1 10 6 32 1 v er Centsl : 96 69 . 3 per Cent*. IV•IW Loan ... 1 1 ... Imbue, on Landon: a telsht, 33 IS; wdare IS 1. Illstt i. as, S part. 2.1419 1/3/ Monne 1 Naps.: it, n!.• 1133 . ...... ... UsinSio .1 per Ceuta 961 ... 179.41 ... -.... 991 .. 110.1%2, Ptabaset 4 p.Ct...... 09 20 1 Trr.,airy IS- n d s Ds. 0. 1%52 PARIS. 1)30. 13.-3 t. O ermain 1,440 ; Vermin... (right Wont, , dr.tie Deft bank). On; Pat. oat Orb sea, Leto . Parr Ord Rouen. 927 SO ; Rouen sad Havre. Ai; lisraellhe and Aug. ma, —• 51zinti0urg and Ran, 3711; 7.—thera, 945. Porn and Illearbo42s, 51t0; Pate. ant Loam, %90. Lyons end, Slediterraile2n. r90;1 last, 77%; Rheum and St. Dbder to G•ry, -- ; Paris sag: Ch er b ourg , 627 Se ; Dion and Benan..4l, $00; gor.'esui and Otte, 51S ; Dieppe and i've.oop, 350; 1'..110 an-I Atraus, IOU; Porde:ma and Tate, 213; Lirand Omits., —; Montereati sad rw 3 09. VIENNA, DEC: 10.—Firo per Cent. Mk4alliques, 94 1. New Loan (Series A), 911 ; (Series 19, 1101. Four-and-a• Half per Cents., 841. Bank Shares, 1,339. Exchange on London, 11.20. BERLIN, I)Ec. 11.—Voluntary Loan, 101 I. New Loan, Four-and-a-Half per Cent. (1831), 11(3 ; ditto (11432), 103; National I)cbt, 934. Commercial and Marine Society's Premium, 148. Bank Shares, 1081 to 109. I II N 31 • "4 N $1 19 SO 109 ill 63 61 149 151 13 $3 111 115 1,44, A 74 Isl 14 14 144 154 Ni 194 1 MI 13 9 34 101 i 144 44 OS 110 111 111 1111 i iNs 224 231 1021 1241 101 111 103 117 111 IN i di• ipa 4 C 1 31 Si $ 4 I I Toe I II re 111 Ii 4 d 15 Ills 3 sA 131 129 111 113 -- ii - II 1 pm 109 i I l 11 i 4 iir IS! Pil q 4 pia $1 I 961 lii 10e 111 ne i Ps 1 130 4 IA res • ellf t 101 104 ,1 17 176 11 pif IT' 11l for fPs V) l4 f If . -- Mr -- I PI Iw IM_ ? , t". ILWAY:. I 4 l - it ~-1 pa I das 9 10 } pm If : 41 par I ps 7 1 6 1 I 1 li • 10 ni 8 Si Pm COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING-LANE.-TIIIS DAY. SCOAIL—The market has opened with a steady appear ance at last Friday's prices, but there is a want of spirit is the buyers. The public sales are rather lame to-day. '1 be refined market is bare of goods ready fur delivery, and prices are a shade in favour of the sellers ; grocer y lumps, fair to fine, 444. 611. to 475. 6,1. Corram.—There has not been a public sale tr.day, but the di mend by private contract h as improved. Native Ceylon quoted 46e. 6d. to 475. 'ma.—Business is partly suspended, as both buyers and sellers erem disposed to wait for the re,ult of the budget. Itice.-200 tierers of Carolina were offered in public sole and bought in at 265._ Arid:;.-300 bags Pimento sold in public FCC at sd. to bid.; and 1,000 bags black Pepp er a t 31d. t 3 33d . per lb., whieh scarcely supported previous rate.. Nutut , z. sold 2s. to 3.. 81. WIC*, 21. 4J. to 2s. Ild. Peurng Cloves, I Id. to slid. per lb. COTtuN.—This article wears an improred araire 1,500 bales sold yesterday on 'Changa. In other articles no material alteration. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis raining a brisk trade at the f quotations: Prime Meadow Hay, 759. to BN. ; inrelin, to 729.; Bowen, 445. to 659.; Clover, 85s. to 100 s. ; seem.' cut, 70s. to 855.; Straw. 28a. to 30.. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. A large busioass has been done this week at reduced prices. Present quotations are u follows: Town Tallow is quoted 465. 6d.; Petenbueg Y.C. on the spot, 465. 6d; i ll thi s year, 440.; 3s"usry to March, (1863), 450.; October to Dessabss (1863), 411. SUICIDE OF A MERCHANT. Yesterday afternoon Mr. Payne held an inquest, at 32, Budge-row, on the hodi of Mr. William Lewis Moinier Laschellss, wholesale stationer, of Budge-row, and Charthara, is Seat. Edward tii,sing, warehouseman to the deceased, deposed that that morning, about a qu to eight o'clock, he was in bed asleep, and was awoke by one of female servants, who told him that she could not find Mr. Laschellas. Hear , ing that he had not made his appearance at breakfast, wit. new proceeded to search the premises, and eventually be found him sitting between two piles of p a p er i n one of the werehowee. His mouth was open, and his feet were stretched across the pathway, which induced his to think that he was only asleep. lie at once lifted him, when ho found blood streaming from his bead. Having obtained assistance, he sent for a surgeon, who on arriving pro nounced life ettinct. _ In answer to questions from the coroner, witness said that he heard the deceased get up about six o'clock, before it was daylight, but it was no unusual circumstance. Witness went to sleep again, and ho heard no more of him afterwards. Hs did not see him on the previous night, but he did on Saturday evening at sevcu o'clock. He then appeared much better in spirits than he had been for some time before. By a Juror—Deceased had been for at least a year in a very desponding state, which arose from his thinking that he had lost all his prorerty. He expostulated with him, and endeavourtd to show the mistake he had made, but deceased would only answer that he was sure it was a fact, and ho could swear to it. He also asked him if he had not en..ugh on his mind to snake hint c onmit suicide. Witness then inquired of him what be had to hope for if he destroyed his life, when he said that at least it would be • grant change. On the bth of last March he attempted to commit suicide in • similar manner. Ho was sane on every point except on money matters. On the previous occasion he begged bard that his brother might not be informed of the circumstance. By the Coroner—Ha had been with the deceased 12 years, and he had no hesitation in saying that Inc laboured under a delusion in supposing that his affairs were dia. arrangcd. His chamber was separated (corn de.eaced's by only a thin partition, which allowed him to hear when he got up. He never saw the pistol before. He found, on searching the body, that it was in his right hand. Another was also found, which was loaded with a very email charge of powder and ball. The pristol he axed on the previous occasion he procured at the time the Chartist riots were ap pr!l..enile.d. Mr. John laschellas said that the deeeased was his bro ther. He was about 57 yeah of age. Ile thought he had been enffering mentally for more than 12 months. The disorder commenced some time after a mil:, that formed a principal part of his business, being destroyed by tire, and he had an erroneous impression that he was in consequence going to ruin. lie dined at his house yesterday, but tried to ovoid any other company. By the Coroner—My impression is that h:s mind was de cidedly wrong. I was never informed of what took place in Marco last until some considerable time aft, rwarde. lie told me himself of it, and extracted a promise from me that I would never mention it to any other person. My candid opinion is that the business was too great fur him to carry on. The persons who took stock can prove that his affairs were not in the least di iced, but ho said the figures were conjured up to deceive him. Mr. William Sodgwiek Saunders, surgeon, of 13, Queen. street, said that he was sent for that morning to see the de- Cre , ell. and on his srriv.il found a contused wound on the right temple, and a considerable discherve of blood from the wound. From the appearance of the wound, he had no d,,uld but it had been caused from a bullet. •the muzzle of the pistol must have been place.d very is ar the Ain. The core .er mimed up, and the jury r, turned a verdict of "Temporary insanity." THE LAVE EARL OF SIIREWSBERY's WILL.—The wi.l of tic late Earl of Shrewabury has been proved, and the personal property sworn under 100.0001. Ilia lordship has directed that out of this amount 'here shall list paid 1 6001. to the Rte. Thomas Doyle, 5011. to the It, r. Daniel Roth, Irk/. to the Rev. Dr. Winter, and there arc some other legacies to his sister, and to servants. Ile has directed the whole of his estates at Alton, Farley, and elsewhere, to he converted into money, the whole of the proceed., to gether with the residue of his personal property, to be siren to Mr. Ambrose Lisle Phillips, of Grace Dieu Manor, Lei cestershire, and Mr. C. Stott Murray, of Danesfield, Buck inghamshire, both of whom it will be r•tuembereil , ecedtd fnut the church of England, some years since, and joined the communion of the church of Remo. By the Mortmaiu Act mann exceeding 5001. can be lett for religious pur poses, and it is therefore generally believ,d that although this large amount of property has been 1. ft one to Mr. Phillips and Mr. Murray, there is a tacit under standing that it is hereafter to be applied •,) the h-nt fit the Roman catholic church. This suppositiml Ic vreryth ened by the fact that in a will mode some tint' inm, the whole of his lordship's property was left M Dr. Wol , h, and in the ev , •n• of his decease to Cardinal Wiseman ; but this was revoked by a codicil in favour of Meiers Phillips and th Murray, who are is divide tt• prope r ty equa ll y b eta ein em. Ch•illf• ILI SO ull 231 Si 1 91 9 lit 93 1 II IS 111 u& 9 1 a UN i 5% , Ml i .1 3 31 Ili 7 a n y a IN i 144 7$ a lii •1 M! 1174 • 112 IN IN Ilf a