The Express. — London, England, 1852-12-27 00:00:00

llllNlllllle. — ' eee '' ..weewe '' -- -- "'"u1M111111111MINIINIes•'" --- - -- - Y -- - . . ... cr • ... b .. .•;• . ..• • , ...3N((741 ',', I / %,,,, ........ I ____ ' --- ilf43 rlti L i * A l l 40 • i . , No. 1,9 4).] LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 2i.. 1852. - (THREEPENCE. .. 6.• I dal., at I.es. 1 4 104 •••. • IN 41HE D A I LY NEWS. ' AMOR BERESPORD. es the evening or the might before the nectioe. He them STORM LI TOWN AND COUNTRY. RAILWAYS. I • le Se De. Do.(az hasereal ill 1 4 La du Nei ame how, prim ed. lnked see what 1 hays tad yea. ,--- ---.-- te It *Ahem et rm... 14 ut si 1 „ mi .' 0r... the DAILY legal* lea: Me heed a the t. pt . In what shape was this money whir& be gave to yea ?- THE Huaatoana.-Tmts Moaxino.-Saatons Ac- THIS DAY-Two o ' CLoon. I C sli Do. WI. 1 per et. good.. ran. „ 3 ,,,, t mute, ...laratine eye anseemese lan beeedal oral evidence taken ley the select committee nip- Wrapped up in • piece of wrapping papa. (err g. at AVMs. pee.' 'II :54 "" swiss swo•I 00l 100-ttoll nborno. witches atha1.9991•4 T r:iatsd to lupin lam the charges of bribery st the tate Was it gold or notes ?-043. oncer.-Deriag the eight aad whole of this seeming one Business is not active in the railway market and io .1 1 weeeftwien man , prate; _ _ ea. o ,„„ eh eea- . - Derby election has jest been pebtobed, and occupies 144 Ito The whole amain ?-The whole mean Ia sovenigas of the most istarbel bureaus's burst over the metropolis, it IS anticipated that money will be in great demand io I. rope sea Lyon, ... .. IQ 171 ps t7l i and for miles rotted, that has Ilecurod for "et"' Y ears ' on the approaching settling, but the market is never- !"' ?.... :: 11 . ... "1 , 2 ,0 % 4'4 . 1" ::: - e s e s 1; p, t w cabal ar.,l islet of 1t...1en/eel Neera-la the seenney at , to r ro w In the stub., truthint. and Impartial shames, is ha The committee counted of Mr. Goulburn, L o rd sad half sovereigns. arel th if '"" ("munia"°` .."" the iskabilaits. im th lees better to-day, most of the heavy stocks being :; . to - weir ", y et hid ,. a... 4 texatsauelhodedesm o at". pages. Vane, V i scount Barrington, Sir William Moles- Do you recollect amiss Mr. lawny ia the num of the men , estasue eenntkeehht et ... go ha b e .. .... 4 ,,,,,, H4 . e , sa4 alleesheare 32 NI a d r, 4 ".• eanuened is the tlty, neilway , all kensarl •Aillidi worth, sad Mr . D ea c ea , and were occupied six g ays at April free this election which yo u are speaking Of I- 1 and several 1499052 aceideses leek pia«. The storm cots- quoted at a rally. SO 4 r w ri:,oaer ,asideft wham 1 1 3em -1 ... Nee le names• eitamiaing thirties winesees-their names nisi Glee do not know that it was in April ; but I was in content a r e between 7 unit o'clock last night, the wind blowing it 7 cam p,* a i m ne leteltet not of tkinesel a : e ntn a l., other pear- F. Taylor (innkeeper), Beajamin Feast, George Hardy, emonaunioatin with him , and sew hill twice in London areal km the 8.8. W. etnewpented hl allot rein French shares are firm, and Paris and Lyons 1 .: 1 ~,I I cl"6" ,,„„..ril ikil i „: ".l . -1 2 , 1 1 t i n° .: a' .min end Slew. i 104 II Ili e as • ‘easr a : a ri t e tt Z ee ,' e a e tt a li keLe t e n e .,__,'"'"_.... -An tee_ V_www7 aad J. W. Mellor (Nolte sergeants), Thomas Dal= nines the election petition sad the election in 1848. ._. ._ Do. II per (bat. Prefer. - - dby midnight the wind i d increased Into a perfect fiale , higher' Sambre. and Kruse have all° Tallied' e5"',.., 1 ~,,,b,.. - - - ----' --- - '''" .. "•""''''' v ""'', (sehoolnauter), John Owes (soccountion), E. P. Co: Did you ever tell Mr. Fiewker that you ►had mosey in s aa a ' MAIMS AND 111100101 11140UARAWITID. RC 4 Southern al Truss- .....I 41 3 31 Ind *oaths until about 3 o'clock, when the rata te in pp owl to weeks, es Wire rte ewe be w w manufacturer), John Flewker (*elicitor), John Mora (so ici- your pocket, and show him • roll of notes, and say you were termite, d ie * e t Ig htt i.„ s pubot humanise gam to sp se t 2e. Upper ledlsewip .p.,- stub merles. awl h am roar e f t ...y a k m,.., i t . " I . tor, and Mayers of Derby), C. Pratt (town choomberlain), prepared to do the thing 1-Neyer ism my life. . . ehahnia " mime in a r t l ene ne; _ hhenebnabe ll =" ie n , Ills. pd. , unman, . ior ins. a all West Flanders si 51 I II 4 Oh 41 per Cent. Pleat. I .hs ,pm Witmove wiserwausiste. TIIOIII9I Land (cattle dealer), Thomas Morgan (mason sad Sir W. Nolestoorth.-11.d you any communications with at ; aaaa feenhedes. Ih the mi o hbalahende a w en d s. -..- it. is inibue tercet I" • awe UT the IBM Moen et olsons builder), and John Frail yeserk of the course, Shrewsbury), Mr. Flewker about that period is regard to the appiciachiag __„47/. ra. Ile Vaasa .. .. , Brixton, Camberwell , eml ifliwerlll, elt ticennejorti. eta 33 sr 9 .4seeen -I sr ..... 11 ile pet N 2 kerne o 4 beritaerland . esecl e ;r l r... 1531 .. te a tas Mediae Leeds. Neescaleva. uT A digest of the evidesce, with the reception of that gives election at Derby P-Very many. co w ' . 41 a n-ere C ht li tsmage has been done to the dieubbertas. , red Justice _ . 111 7 eye' a ata he Waa i.'4 I'' ' . "'" the Teeeeeet bi um"' this by the last named mina., ha already •appeared in the What was the eaters of these 4011111111titheations P-Oet vi- 't o w, yew.) lad le rove Pen eons la t ailed committers: Many true bays hese t up by the mete, lad 33 , 93111 lel an IllnlaWelloonekaresint me II ~• .... .. _ _ heol e„,e t e. stew. low d. Deify News. The following is Mr. Frail's evidence:- rictus subjects connected with the approachiag election. 1 aileidellts bele eseesese ben the falling of tiles and shim- el Is !Ingle thaemasuNist. 7 44 Ms MINES. . ~ r.......c....ifina ;,........ me 912,347 Ckairmoss-W hove do you reside 1-In Shrewsbury. dare say I had 60 letters from him. t y..aele• Peet .. .„. __ ...... 1772 ..... What is your employment at Shrewsbury ?-I am elate After the siting members wen unseated ; during the sus- 6 ....-Y - __P" L • ..°. " ig th r= te al how i e l." 7. 7 : te ia ti at lig ht inch ' T ira rna ' s 11 41 , 1: 11l t iaMi d a e l . *" 4 l . l" 3lol: 2811, IN IS die .. e ...ten selpity PI . 1 . 00 DOW EMI Imam ... . NW 101) THIS DAY.-Two o ' Ciore. 11.......H1.••12.. .... till 1.1111,100 IttiLY bt.ba 110 wans.. 4 0 . dialemoop of We l = IsSUiesae llA rn e wieg which 1 follow. ' (.4.24,0"--Bf whom wee* you iote° 6 • ol4 t° Mr. man, was tor Um net ef setting est the window, I. •lOC C1111."1 ".11011se sod Ilatiliett — .: 1 13 7 i 4 14 71 Bereafold originally ?-By the late Mr. Holmes. about hal - die emeedog, limo a v i o le n t gust of 14 all Os* sod Urdu ... .. IS 14 lie IS 101liel old and Port l'hilip a decided advance has d ue remedy e ~,e eeee ee a The . Betty k-rwri- a l ir a t •••••••tars 14 . 4. .. d. ....,, Have you sated is any other capacity at all 1-In yarns. What was the natare of your engagement with M r . wine ems . wadi ese h ter m s Awe wee on . id the ttmense M 0 mod_ Megisidlano.. 34 I t so taken place. West Nlaripoes. and Nouveau Monde WM. rwee. Me dr.t it bask bleat...m.4*M • Sterne Mas-nore. war !• . Bertsfurd ?-I was to attend at al election that he wished .... of . a .,.._ is an =se s pe e j a tteedlll9K. bat is the nature of the balsas is which yes have 150 7 ...._ ...... glare, abase 12 feet lifila mad . 6 feet wide, alms . • Ili 9 1 are also enquired for, and generally the frcling 'in a wunt n'iov Ara 'y that exas.erstlee ht. radon ebb& le eleesti o t me; ; to assist at all registrations; to keep account of the tone .qtr wet liaelead ; and already, with the emend been principally engaged ?-I hays been engaged in else- g d y „ eat ratt • ;ratio. and to o„,,n t wag w i t h the putts. that the nee eat t a( Ithe somas the IS all SndlleHre(8111:81 ", this department of the market is improving. ‘"•'"••• 07 tee weegnaled daily Mew. and with Me Wefts tionretteg matters. • l• .head and fees of the y , nag man he such an extant, that hls that were wished is beseech. tad counties. and 11.. - gDi . . I . all De. tato a. it RI ii 1 1 4 44 Australian Agricultural ehtree have realised 252 s'ca'lar A adarlaseeme -mut es 00 ' Time. '-iselateed . r= Has that engegernent been confined to Shrewsbury ?- Haw wan tan matenerata g far year trouble y_D y . a tanHelle,:snoleeele.tosatealiesthothe roof,' 1 10s a itl r itae rtiou nne"a of • t r h y s . $ a . sows cleamtas II lay 111 to 28.5; Peel River Mining, 16 to 17 prem. ; South 99 '.' V one, toi polatitel more Mau arrows& with Ms No ; to other places. salary. Ca - law nee Moses SI fit esseplod by Mr Dusdate, publisher, about two 4 50 Kaa nri li . l M - A ... lei 114 Anstralian Land, 50 to 53. T•. t.p.p...pt .. impt.a. , mi..sa to m ark . ; hew Can you t me ed utir i sey other places at whieh/o mid, u have When were you lint tugged by Mr. Berestord on • a duals N abn Inamaini , nor weed Mate the went, the a a, Imo stun 8 arms a . diu. 4 4 We Mo. to, roes slindadm I. Leedom. been so run , °Y - hate been employed et St. e• salary 1-On • salary in 1849, 1 think. 77 7e tr. I 71.13 .. - Any other 7-Aylesbury ; th e Ci t y o f London; Derby ; When d o n your engagement terminate ?- In 1662 ; this Ina 9114111454 OS inmate of the adjoining !nesse f s ro ta r t : at. se artme. Share.; and other places. ,_ _ year. theft beds, it being feared that from the clasp to t all i n. k W.l.it its IliSa-kt- is Iss tat i s ye a n saata yo theta were no It. 1119 ,Rithiliwith and oleic . 711 MI _......1____ *Me graday. 1 to-ilmr. / 1 12•6 .41 brew at those several Plea" during the else- At what period a 18631-I think in Fewitaryor March ;of the te le: Wel" -- ' fir aft a a i m that tin co .-- so. 114594144m* ma mama . /albs. Ipm - - _ _-__ tos,orn I lama Me a i I pe.. 2 • - 7- • have, and esmetimes I have not bees tit ga, I th i h nears,• . M. lee .lel'atoehelseeren.lrosob 24 31 30 M 100,00 1110.14141, eall:wankil -- ",,r.A.73/4.19 11,0 i tr i o during the elation*. Del it come naturally to a termination, or did Major rier rtes.* limb"' st* PP •d• ReP"'" .from all "' theta a re fot- ice 'olol** kilgobW 4 d 4 ls o el 10.000 II Att, • rebel .e. I 1•l ~ What was the eatery of the hairless which you did there an vourable, but we Lave aot heard of any hotel nealt.ll as. ins lo m a t fe t ah len _ . id $ll a a 113 1 a p,orei err ,amordles ... -. 11 7 II :6/ 7 &milord put sand to it 1-It ease satarally te a tetmi• 111. leo I Do. $ Amu A. Meek.. 41 44 ~. during the elections: take St. Albans, for Milano, 1-1 awes; ta f a ct , / m use d ta ga as alta y a . 60,e0 I .55eweeee cleasiiii a i 1 pii.' l a 10.000 !i , 0 1 i l a ar A lb s.uc l:t 4 l.7 . l ,:s . t.trallu: llll". ';;;...... :0 7: . dlaillii 1 4 :1 1 5 1 pat : l l 1 11 i think at Si. Albano I went down to 'squire, and ate what When did you ratan 1-1 had end some time berme, 1 IN was doing there. think, 1 could not go on again. PARIITON, SATURDAY Ellett/10. LIL 100 I touwita p°' 1 Ihinli eedee llalm i tue. - , l e % te in , ~ A very severe `ale of wind passed over this town -t lee lona wmtwo_ ... .. INS 114 Ma 3 Did you COLlfine yourself to seeing wL at was doing ?-740 ; Wu that at the es *, of the I employed some people to give information , and get any Y ee . year is February, 1852 ?- this monuag, by which • large amount at valuable property IS II 'dallied\ Reams .. Ss 7 1 Ni MAU 110 rtiLah true ... ....-- lAR II 13 Is 11$ feels which they could for am has been destroyed. The wind, which came in a north- oL ? 1 ,i,, ileneenle,.._ a .,_,. lol thrini° .. 8 1 4 r 4 gaa Did you receive • letter ia July from Major Bermforl ? westerly direction, began to ripe about three o'clock in the 1 4? ; ;;' , Le r a ar m ii. w in a c,, 14 eet eta i , t 21 1 , 11:,:o00 11 1 111 111 1 1 , 1 (... 7 . 114 ,. . , 7 emi n .. .. ( 3.i . a " .. Ur5i7 ...... 11e, al ai l ze 4 s , 1 is m 5 e e ~ Was that during the election Or afterwards ?-I Oita _y ee. aiil morning, end Increased in violence till about six o'clock. to II 11%11111• .. - St if Ms it , " it was before the election took Place : Dunne at three '• - -.- two - Will you look • at this letter ? (The letter written ky when it began to abate. About hall-past five o'clock a new 14 111 De. weet mlieet ' Dolor li 24 at . i ' " , i ii E -- .l' days ; I was s not thereat the day of the /lefties. By rhos, three ", did you g o to Moo. places P -I went l l u oi e o r r P ll2 l re b. olo li e e t e be it ill i f shown In th e witness.) Is that th e mill in the course of erection called the Woe Brook Mill, IN 91 12.009 40 'none, ,:ow qi .. token s 10.4mitel hole • . I II ItJa 1441 . 1 : ; by Major Bernford's direction. beluagiag to Mr. George Smith , i was completely blown Ili aU lli lieWleaLmaillarelweest tie Wii . il . 8 17 1 4 l f1 " How dos it toms to you 1-By parcel from the railway. down. The mill is situated in the bottom of a valley, n il° mo s u... lasell sogh warr ,: st k esn s. th o rsj 14 1 10 2 14 Pa IN ... _ Copia,. l4 7 7g 7 1 ikeeto 3 Fbies:A..l..tr.c.....'7.oc;s* all If 1 Inv When was that 7-I cannot remember the date exactly ; KM 90 Omim nil •5 - - . • When did you receive it ?-1 received it about nice and adjoins Laneuter-read ; it was 186 fact long, 4 .. ion 123 1 l aig it was between this and the general election of 1847. In o'clock. or sam . that . 1848 1 went down to Derby on my that visit, to impureby 64 fat broad, comprising eighteen bays, or wII Do . nor . 1 111 sea 1-,0051 i l:410e. Moen:stn. ...Ali di i lA' Gads. a NOr 4 th-wet- II 123 12,099 I 'Grand Dwieby id Cadge all !pat 4 pml . On what day ;on the day of the d ate?-On the Tuesday windows, in length, and was six stories kigh. When cum- ell I bolt .51i.,11...ati14C 11 1 . 11.ftee • Orem Politunth all II 1 ;m1 • and to me whether, in my Imlgnient, there was sufficient night, 1 think. eei li evidence to get up • petition against the then Sitting Via not It Monday night 1-It may plated it was to amain 30,000 spindles and from 600 to 600 it Mc toed= a lotelbtemtevi ttell 0 9 me .iAllt. lietti,ret... otele t.ibeo y .... . A A l , 3 , 1 . IMPORTANT to FAMILIES FUENISHINO, oho wady 'Mum members. On the second °cc:ems I did not go down by night. with mown, -.islets coma% Tung the desire or knoeledge of Major Hanford ; that is, at have been Meader 1000111. It was communed at the end of Jul y but, and was II t e ll 11 " , t'e - ••• • Si ll git Ste .. nearly completed, the whole of it being roofed in, and tbo a iii ,Latederry k beiaratae if 14 Yea miceived it about nine o'clock on Monday night ?- midd.• gutter and pert of the east side elated. From the , 3 .11 ildedunirrya Ilaittrklaes 10 21 KM i Losdonler.:4lo...e. G h ee . " ' Pmt •' ' I I ~ u.if.r Cruktingt.r. all I 4 I Ma' ' Gil% t I'lo3l ..:11 PDLISIllitt KAM/GANT ARABIAN RED. the election of 1848. Yes. appearance of the rains the wind seems to have come along s t , toe I ohe.,iith.....b.r 301 xi SI MI IMAM lal.rt s oce lIISID. Ileithett. raMset, Carpet. Labing. t dess. sad Cokumsrr You were twice at Derby in 1848 ?-I was. What did you do epos receiyingthat lett e r ?-After read- the valley, which run in • westerly direction aid getting II: 41 no. a Lisle. lUe. ._•• II sw 3,1,1t00 I 11 , swsexeM.iimarisen I 4 1 41 Wye*, N.er 14mvois • -at $ Ipe w0.....m5. -itip mins le nuns& 13 sad 33, Queer Ogre, by the direekon of Major Beresfad, sad oncelo 794 113 bill (St RI Dlig. Reilmair• aims and • Ili of prise. sem peet without an y &teen . P _ Qinte en. lag it, 1 rent a cle r k of mine down, I believe, to Morgail• realer the roof has raised It up, and the wall :arid Duna, stn lOW want ... ... ~. • 4 144 : 4 :1,i mom Nouveau Weft • all If 2 ;eel 21 S hat further P-1 sent for Morgan, and Magas came thee gave way and fell inward. with the sheepdog' of the : 1 1 ' . Ir a •.. D°' Mi t' 6 " • Di n" . et 12+,000 In , Wi,at took you to Derby on the second occarion, when 6. eon Plan ............„ I $4 *II x io' 31 1 y e n went w f ithoet A tection l ?-I w .h ae aut mr fo_ , r there . by • north wall, which fell outwa!rds on the slops of the is it wyeteetAhapowatii:detti ti 3 e t . 90,909 tawota Ito CIHEISTNIAS PRESENTS. - The exuberance of What did you tell Morgan 1-1 reed him the contents of T aney. The second story of the building was se t o seer ? ...1 /Am..* Ivo.. Is 1/ M ohr. Se lib t nawy I re, 4 114 bi I 1,,i the hell said mum el whey. naturally Whim UP au ge°-n r°2l en ' wai •en in ales. e wee the letter, and told him to deliver that hitter to the parties gee proof, and the strong iron beams by , which le all aerkerreapclntkno. el try Alto New sad . pailful teams so @Omar* 444,1 the gale of masy alma, seat for by a (talisman in London to go down to Derby._ therein named. it was supported were brakes by the weight of the IL ' I9I " 0 " 9 •,. ... ... -el 41 7,000 IS gentle d ° de Cube ........, lid • A I seal therWem le JeUe at POW. t* the detain • the west. Is Who was the gentleman whe sent for you 1-The late Mr. To the parties weed in the letter ?-Yes. fellow lases. The stain:sae and the ewae-house I I IS On. New .. . 71 74 Mpg. I , otttlt Aucreliatt,....... al 1 f 7. , . 11 ' 10 54 Northers Owens* Uni7e 3 24 die 4,0110 to rut et,,te ....... .......... I ill IS 1 pl. my ... a that 11:Z72:41.11r II NeAhh.4ll OM Ihe erleis Reims. [To he matJause.; whisk ere o f at the south end Of the m 4 are the n. It* (Nara Belts* .. .39 39 le 43.174 r.2..51 t.' .-t Noshes .....-. ad 9 94 sad amnions leserisat heed of hair, ROWLAND/ li ALUM/ What was the object etyma going down epos dal aces only parts of the build./ which are left standing, they haw- I s 13 i !fo r th Due, lee. I. ... 7 ai die immos4 i I 4.4 X ar10uee.......... all I f pia 11 1 Pr reefers He aka aft. her me le vising• owl ItowLas dos ; what directions did Mr. Holmes give you ?-1 must, toe, 40 I 'rubs sueiTO, rir Peal Den drew for Peppin.' a readable ti se int . been pretested ►hp a ...folding. There is ale a wry ! all i 45 1 .. 4 .!, 2.eera .. 54 IL_ if you ploase,.be sensed sneering that ; it an have so - -• Or oval at moo 119o= the Ere mew wash' mil dolma menu Am . You were twice at Derby in 1848?-1 was. Ogee, by the dire Woo of Major liereaford, and once without any direction ?—Quite Wimt took you to Derby on the second occasion, when you went without direction ?—I was sent for there by a gentleman from London. I was then in Wales. I was seat for by a (talisman in London to go down to Derby. Wit.; was the gentleman whe seat for you t—The late Mr. Hamm. What was the object of your going down epos that ma dam ; what directions did Mr. Holmes give you ?-1 must, if you please, be messed anauering that; it sea have so reference to this inquiry, or any parties concerned or mixed up with it. The committee think it seemeary that you should metrer the queetiou.—He seat me down, then, to watch the general result of the election, and to give them all the arieMeme in my power. He knew I had had some corn spa a— with • seas of the seas of Flewker on the sub jest, owl I workers there. Yes went down to Derby Is weir tree whets Mr. Molars Iswaseed, is arisetiss the election there ? Yee. CPRESENTS.—Tbe exuberance of tM helmee, said weer of palmy, **ea, hullo* the tele sod .uuthtul be awe ha *lreatepre evert the rue of less) Meade, 601 Moreton lo :CVOS stymy et pews 5.. the detain • the tolleL It Pb. flip Na.. ow thintlL4lLler ICAPP.4II OIL I* and amnia, a leserieat bred of heir. IIOWLAXI2// Pr ***roe the We haft. tear. rid M .•atm. sod tkoWL•111 I.IPATO, re Peal Des drier he lesparttec a peethihe erlitiume the NMI. Mere kw= the lest we *Mr mi *pet puset eta * amoral a lb. *rim el wedt plismobb Woes. ifirsins Mimeos& ealy gassiasel orb Imr• Os swat at ftmobaile si Mg se ft NA* so osippr or rbe.—ftia by A. fed an% 11, limilesosime Laleti 1011 lir doable asl Wimp. W. Nom .. Selvortber• Onsllo Uld-u A (MBA 'kill& Is %crib Uevos. N.. I. _ 111 Do. A Deforred 5 tA. Gearantsed ,Jturt 114.111:+whourc . Mork Waists !Nwilasa.4 S. wwnerilm IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. ISI I HOUSE OF COMMONS. THIS DAY IN.atral !Walla' Midland NIRO. k rig. a _ No. Miura .00 " 21. 23:000 30o W,OOO 20 04,00 U a 8,000 02 20, 0 0 Z 20 JOINT STOCK BANKS. case ",. lariono dace today. The House met to-day at 2 o'clock, when, after the presentatioa of solae petitions, new writs were ordered for the following plates : XI Do. L.&N.w.ovas. S Slrvoolitory litre/or /1' tttrurtbrry sot OWN. (Nor. W. Wm.) iv Igo. Halves . Is Do. Otwortrr sbropsklr• Valo• . It/ both Dom . slutb Natters . 10 South W also . IS both Auntslamin .. . . Clurt. B.nk 11n. mtAoivabtr.ilia, $ e. a tt n;l ios. i.ll .. la4 - - - - I .71 11 11 Pm ' 1 1 1 1 Pe 2 i 2 1 Pin 131 Si i : - .... Australian Cli.rtared I 'l.• Mon Ch.rtered Vlat was lith paiwilas 00111f69 w Web you took ow that eloottow. whoa yes rig gm.. to Derby 2-1 saw tone of eh, peaks immailei with it, sad I asked what they warted mit i• ORM Mon ie. _ _ _ _ LONDON—Is the roam of Lord lobs Russell, appointed one of her Majesty's Principal Secretaries of State. Ttvantos —ln the room of Viscount Palmerston, 'pa pointed one of her Majesty's Principal Secretaries of State. OIrORD UNIVIIRIITY.—ICI the MOM of the Right Hon. W. E. Oladatose, appointed Chancellor of the Embequer. WILTBIIIII (SOCTII DIVIIIION.)—In the room of the Right lion. Sidsey Herbert, appointed Secretary at War. CASLLaLI (City)—la the moss of Sir James Graham, ap• posted lint Commissioner of the Admiralty. HALIFAX—IS the room of Sir C. Wood, a. pointed Prtni• dont of the Board of Control. ulisl 1 - of Australia !itosal Austral.l3.alltieg I sal Geld Import. Co isostlx astral tlat.st al Australia Do. Sty iflrra Warps see ?-1w Mr. llewbar the Ant Uwe, sad sow etber_siliaireire, strums be no. Did pa we Mr. /WA I—l did sot brow his by that wins I Mew bard of a Mr. h there, bat I did Rot bsow lia by was. 1 Weed )va boil writers to his be gear, Mat to weep you as ass aware of it; I wrote be Mr. Radford, bat 1 ea sot ewers of writias to Mr. Mokb. You were is wwwwaiestioa at Wet Uwe with Mr. Rad ford ?—Yes. _ I Ditto ~... haumillaweDerktiatt Vale of Nes* . . Weisrbed sad Cllkesay Wasthrd s.d Unwise. I Wan Nissen 41 _T w~.w~osue NI Ti li I 73i $ MONEY MARKET. iorkPle groydoWiCaTor.. Y 1 Do. do. It:tn.lon• De.O.K.ll.ftrolien 1 fork sal Metal Ml4bud 1 , 4 i Dcatos. Dec. 23. According to old usage in Ireland this day is ob served with such strictness as • holiday that no newspapers are published, and all the ordinary moms of public intell gener are shot up. A late edition. however, of yesterdsy's Freeman, ignited this morning, gives in • telegraphic communication of last evenings date from London the still unsatisfactory news that uo official announcement of the new cabinet hod yet been made. The protracted delay in the formation of the coalition ministry, but still more its conservative character, as far as it has become kuowa, have, however, caused the . generality of people here to feel, by this time, quite indifferent as the subject. We were visited this morning by one of the most terrific storms ex ' here for • loog series of years. The w . , which was from the south-west, freshened into a gale iretnelistely after midnight; and in lees than an hoer from its commencement came on to blow with all the violence of the wildest tempest. which did not begin to abate until after three o'clock in the morning. During a great part! of the: time that it continued scarcely a speck of cloud eu to be observed, and the moon shone forth with peculiar brilliancy. A r s re portion of the inhabi tants of Dublin we • htened from their beds i the hawse seemed to with the tome of the blast; and in the morning the streets in the older quarters of the town were found strewn with the debris of roofs, chimneys, and parapet walls. Be yoed slight injaries of this nature I have not how- ever heard (deny damage sustained on the occasion. The Semi, P ost, which may already be regarded m "in dies, as the Irish organ of the new ministry, imbeds, mime good for the luckless editor of the .eleglo-Coif. The Pest says: Mr. Wake*, hog Sage, had withdraws the charges—es wry umoraiderstely attend a: a mesiest of eatitement— straiag the enrage sad military weemstioa et the Slit Neva/tat; sad Ms diem sad within of that mimed 44 set stead is and of a state preareaties ter their eiadi eatra. Ceder these eizessaitasen, Ur. Napier eight, we that'. tee* allowed the CUM to drop, without eigusheing nit trees elks by • mese prooreotlen. However, we think there is se great Liaeltheed that Mr. Valiant—who has elnedy marred keenly is nets sad ha the worry led excitement of preparing far We deies-4—will Lave he tmderge yf further penally. The verdict of a jar, has terra obt.iled *mama him, sad hen In hope the matter waA be allayed to rent. It is stated that a junction has taken place tetween the Grand Canal and the Midland Cheat IVestern Railway Companies. The junction is to be effected on the terms of giving 301. in the united company fur 1001 Grand Canal stock. Ths Erraing Mail summons up the following re miniscence of the antecedents of one of the Irish members of the new administration: Of Me. Keogh, man aWe advocate and manly represen tative of his party, we desire to speak in no terms save those of the buttheet vespers ; bat, limeade, spas him as her Maiesty's Solicitor-Oeseral elect, it would be s gram demo lanes of duty were we nut to recall to the natmogy of oar reed.-rs certain antecedents, which, though they may be &r -eenact by Lord Aberdeen, will, we ars convinced, not fall to operate epos Mr. K b's owe seadset, and upon the erpectations mid dtaosaeh of his asseciates. It was Mr. Keneb's fortes., good or bad, as be may Lad in think, to insist at a dinner gives to him at Midges last October by his constituents, where, after the health of " Our Soy,- remn Lord the Pope" had been drank before that of the crams, the hoe. member announced himself to be an *deism* of asiverad suffrage, of eats by ballet, and of Stumm, Crawford', Cosikscotios Bill, sad • determined enemy of the sacrilegious hones of Hawn. Having laid down them elementary articles of his political faith, Mr. leNti thus prooreded If all the Peelites in the house pintd a whit, administration, I would be their unmitigated, %Lir untiring, their indefatigable oppooest. I will set mipport party which will not make it a first Ingrodiest of t'uu re earitesee to peal the Ileclesiaatical Titles (Load cheering.) I will nut join any party that will not go moth farther than that-1 will ham nothing to do lei!' IS, party that will net &output to remove from of the eatholic, of this eimistry the intolerable burden of sustaining a eherch ratAldiebotrat with which they are not in comma pion:. 'ls iodates in a ward of comment upon this plais, etraiebtforward, and mealy exposition of sentiment, would be 'Mord. We have only to say that we do Mr. Keogh the lenity to believe that whatever coiseassion, may be restored to bring him into the admiaistratios will not be made by him. Tut: LAU WM% IN XALLIPRATTS B*lllev-T6te ortAbeertwod of the wrier of the brig Athena, announcied me heeler( gone le pietas of Llendeleryn is the Daily News .f Th ursday, peon nts a lamentable lisped, the *bore for upward. of a mile beiug thickly strewn with heaps, which Israel the cage Si the ell feted vessel, and other *ere of the wreck. Ihe peasantry of the district hats bees se rved during the week in collecting them sod bream them Into licAr. Hopes an eat. r.ained that the sails and fleetalt will be saved; bat the vessel itself is rapidly break ist cop, bee build having bees eery slight. The rescue of the captain and %brawl men tonging her mew, ell of whom were Greeks, WM MOP provideutisel—the lib bast linking three attempts to combat the Uteri& sea that broke neer Lleedderya Point, ere they could reach the ship. The un fortunate men were in a most pitiable state having clung to the ngging end brayed the elements for upward,' of nine how. : Neither the captain nor Crew could speak althea English*: Welsh, and their intercourse with the peasant, to whose cottages they were takes to Waite the hospitality much needed, w t, necessarily restricted to signs. They km once been forwarded to Liverpool at the ezpease of the Shipwrecked Madsen' 80ciet7. WitatvL the general =tore of the etwamiamicatioa =- two= Mr. Hatifon mil yourself at all that I =id demi= be you, except is arsawq tee voters wen to he lemealit to the poll, where should be poll= is ea= =ad= and ali that emeriti= Wes. Woo then me ommeanniation silent siswsfare rotten ? —I never spoke Wier. lailked la ny dfr an the subject. Not be to roe ?—Ner be to as. Were yea ia weamsaleatias with the Meson. Cox, of the Load Works, at that tints t—l woe not. Nor with eel sad Postal= the Maness sad aim, merchants t—No. lhOughYourenr• than, you wen not In einseauoicatios with either of those parties on *intim wiatten at that times ?—I aim was. Lid you — Mosive soy mosey from say parses ?—I did. From ohms ?—I Se sot know. How was the mosey conveyed to yea I—lt was eon cored to M ia a mall panel ; 1 think IiOL or 6W. What did yen do with it 1-1 paid various mussel mosey away, as person MI led to mt, who said It was it etagere, tab-drleasa, aad vane abaci( that kind. I will .aphis, Hyatt plum, that when list is Derby I feud all the rimed= la poet seetaisa. sad I refired to take may part in the sesisesseat,aAr Dein dears thin, la tie say they sere pis es. sales I the attire sesta,' ; sad 1 retired beta the plass. What were the co.etaselesase whisk wale yes think yes weld be of so ase ?—reela the warm et Ilsolr Map. meat ; they were aU is esatesiss, sad did net at all, es 1 thiak, eel right. O. that aseenion yes did teethe SOL, which yes distri -1-1 did. lea .et setts Weer whether it was M. or 00f. Was It tam than 601. T-1 do mot Walt It was. Can you seise aa_y perms whom yea paid oat of that in. T-1 mane. There was a nesseager attendant upon as, who brought in la the claims fee man saes at mosey, IL, IL lie., end the like of that ;10a. and papawn . of that deeeripties. Yes de net esselket etty partioalar party to altos you paid U. epee tbstaseeles, do you T—(:rtatsly sot. I Did I did. yes deny yes owe exposer eat of that an ? Hating defrayed yoar errs eapeases, and paid those ma/ bills, what did yes do with the reraaiader of the mosey T-1 gave it ia to lir. Holmes with a statement of ..seat. How came yes Se give Mr. Holmes wicairy white yes had received in Derby from umber prose ? &serer he bad seat me down, and 1 was not aware et the puma who gave it to ate, 1 thought he would be the proper party to give it back to. 1 letthafore the poll had Itow did you get the Illlosoy u Derby ? It sea beim:lit to sae by a very respectable leekiag, geathrscialy perms. Do you know who that was dip ass. Yea had never sea hint before sr Coos I—To the beet of lazy knowledge, I NM have. Did you n hear kis same =fattened T-1 never have that I know of. Ido set kayo the nut. I saver sew hint Were. . _ . . . Do you think you should rieserbee the ran if you saw bin T.—Certainly Did you vier tell any or of this meg whisk you had so nerved at Derby P—No. You sever gar so aesouot at Derby of your havieg re ceived mesa, and having distributed it ?—Cortainly sot; I lift before the pelf Lad dosed, sad I have sever bees is Derby sirs. You gars an account, you say, to litliolasos P—Certainly. And paid him the residue I—l paid Math' ride*. Did he rake any otterratios epee your handing it to him ?— Yee, M told ow he did sot row where It wee to go to. You told him the cirewastanoss err whir you received it ?-1 did, sad complained to him very much of their con duct throughout the whole affair. You took the mosey at Derby without war* say in- quiry P—They begged of as to remake Is Derby sad be of *or mirror to them, sad they err em if 1 would pier to make a few payments for rem I said I had no objection. 1 erne to :mitt them, but if they would sot do what I wished, 1 could take no morel of the t. Who were they P—Four priers ear to sae. I do not row their ears. 1 was a refer Worn to all tree goarren. I had bra in ernmenierism with Mr. Flew kr, and was well acquainted with him, r having pt up the whole of the petition. Was Mr. Flewker the person who gar you the 001. ? Certainly not. Mr. Donley —Did you ever name to Mr. Plowker any pinyon from whom you had received the dW. P—Never in my_life. Do you know Mr. Walker Con ?—I do set. You my you would know again the prom who gave you this money 2—l should; he was a gentlenanly, well. dreamed maa ; a stout re. Tall or short ? —ln looking at the gentleasaa opposite to I do not know say or I could pick out an like, except that he bad light hair. You say this mosey wee given you by a perm whom you have described as a gentirmanly person ; was it in the street he pre it you P—Certainly not. Where were you whenyou received th. money P—At my Loa where I west to, Market•square. Dir you know fir use of lb* inn ?—lt is the eorner inn in the equate. 1 bad left the committee room, where I bad gone :o, very meat displeamd, sad be ears after me red begged of um aot to rare Derby ; this I brim woo PARSTON, SATCADAT EVIINIIIO. A very severe gale of wind passed over this town this morning, by which • large amount of valuable property has been destroyed. The wind, which came in • north westerly direction, began to rise about three o'clock in the morning, and increased in violence till about six o'clock, when it began to abate. About hall-past flu o'clock a new mill in the coarse of erection, called the Moog Brook Mill, belungiag to Mr. George Smith, was completely blown down. The mill is situated in the bottom of a valley, and adjoins Lancaster-road; it was 186 feet long, by 64 feet broad, comprising eighteen bays, or windows, in length, and was eta stories high. When mm plated it was to contain 80,000 spindles and fres 400 to 600 looms. It was conuneneed at the end of July hut, and was nearly completed, the whole of it being roofed in, and the midd a gutter aid part of the east side slated. From the appearance of the ruins the wind seems to have come along the valley, which runs in • westerly direction, and getting ander the roof has raised It up, and the walls and timbers than gave way and fell inward., with the 'empties of the north wall which fell outwards on the slops of the valley. 'the second story of the building was fire proof, and the strong iron beams by which it was supported were broken by the weight of the falling mess. The staircase and the -house, whisk ere abutted at tie south end Of the man the only parts of the build./ which are left standing, they hay insibeen protected by a scaffolding. There is also a wry smell ponies dik e nerffi-west corner standing, and, strange to say, • lane Matsu of glued window-frames which had bees deposited these Now time before, have escaped almost sainjared.Mtimigh unwed with a heap of timber, bricks, and ruhrish. The eenteneten for the bullet*/ were the Armstead for briek-work, malmsey, te.; Mr. Brown, for joiner work, and Mr. John Stevenson was the architect and engineer. The loss, it is suppose, will amount to bet-wen two and three thousand pounds, but no elect maculation can he made of it at prong, as the greater portion of the materials will be use ful in re-erecting the building. By the contract it was pro wl& d that 101. a week should be forfeited in ease of its not being roofed in by the last week in September, tad, as this was not done, the less will fall upon the contractor. Oa the mama morning, and about the same hour, a shed, for the protection of goods and passengers at the East Lan cashire railway station, was blown down. The accommo dation at this station has long been felt to be very defivtive, consisting only of one small building, containing the book. tog office and a waiting-room, and • shed about one hundred yards long, covered with sine, sad epee at one a de. This has been completely blown away, the sine covering being lore quite across in many places. Fortu nately no person was near it at the time, or the come. quinces might have been serious. Considerable imparies, but of • less serious nature, have been sustained by other property in all parts of the town. In Ashton street, and Pedderstreet, Mundlanthank, six dwelling houses have n unroofed ; the with of a new building in Oxford street have been blown down, and • large number of house. have been divested of slates, chimney-lots, and lead. So far as we have been able to ascertain, there has been no damage done to life or limb. &mesterei!' —ls the rooms of Sir W. Molesworth, op. pointed Chief Ceatt•irieser a t►e Board of Works. Lanz—ln the room of the Hight Hew T. Baines, ap pointed President of the Peer-Law Beard. NOITINORAX—Ia the room of the Right Hon. E.Stratt, appointed Chancellor of the Duchy of Laneaster. COUNTY CAVAN—Ia the TOM of Sir J. Young, ap pointed Chief Secretary to the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland. MAKLIOI/00011-15 the is.. of Lord Ernest BM*, appoinud Vice Chamberlin'. Christmafrtlay Northallerton, in the North Riding of Yorkshire, was visited with • violent hurricane. It ammumenced about 4 o'clock in the mooning, and continued fill after 7 o'clock. Minty homes and buildup were partially stripped. windows blown out, chimneys blown down, hay and corn steaks in the vicinity blown over, sad very merlon. loss sustained by the owners. The sbeet•fron roof of the tread-wheel of the County Osol was uplifted sod takes over the high wall, In iiiprogrers knocking of the heavy coping of the wall, and alighting in a Geld appall*. ticansnaocon—la the TOM of Earl of Mulgrave,ap pasta Treasurer to the Howeshold. Huirrroun.—la the NOM of the Hoe. W. F. Cowper, appointed Cemmimlo•er at the Admiralty. Hoar artt.—ln the room of the Hos. E.G Howard, who has accepted the office of Steward of her /dainty's Manor of North East. The how then adjourned till to-sorrow, at two o'clock. A VOICi nom THE Bunn.—We make the fol lowing estrous from a letter which an old squatter near INDIA AND MEDITERRANEAN MAILS.— SOUTH- Braldwood, New South Wales, addressed to Mrs. Chic surfeit, Die. 24.—The Oriental Compaq's steam.peeket helm, detailing his eireuentenees, end preying her to for- B.Ali ag e oh , Capt . A. Leticia, arrived h ero at 6.36 p, oa. ward a family of labourers from England at his imp e tus. and leaded her mails nadir the charge of Lieut. Ashley L Alter detailing some, family matters, the low of his wife, Teethe, R.N., Admiralty agent. Her dates are :—Alen. and the marriage of his eldest daughter, end his own ns aadria. Dee. 9 ; Malta, Dee. 13 ; (libretti, Dee. 19 ; Ma. successful endeavour, to get " soother mother for his dem, Nos. 13 ; Calcutta, Nov. 7 ; Hoeg Kong, Oct 30 ; children," the writer goes on to say Now, Madam, I Ceylon, Nev. 16 ; Aden, Nov. 26 ; Corfu, Dee. 9. The would feel very thankful if you would expedite their pas iladdington brier the following perweragen :—Col. 1f... sage. If the aeoessary sum even by the crown is not kiss, C.B Major Herniae, wife, and 3 children ; Captains i enough, and lest by say pesos or company, I will pay Pattison a wl Briar, of the Indian army • Capt. WOSeeell, I,, te with a cheque w• the Bank of .Now ,houth %dee, w ir e , an d th ree c eda r s., ditto ; Captain . 146A gis Bess ), oh ..re I keep my amount, a SOOR as they (OS., the ems wife, and three children ; Mrs. Manhattan and Pour OW- grants be sake fur) arrive. You will SIMS my blunders dreg, Mrs. Fagan and two children Mrs. Maya. and child, when I tell you that I sat writing in the bush, while lam Mrs. Salsioed and oink', Mrs. Mackeny and three children, shepherding 1.181 sheep. There is a gold .mine 20 late Mrs. Scott sad two children, Mr. and Mrs. Steven sad beyoud me mad if there is an aged or lame man that cannot ebild, Mr. end Mrs. M'Micking and child, Mrs. Orr and work there (be) is wee picked up. This is the ware two children, Rise Dick, Miss Good, Miss Smith, Miss will give to any one that will take care of 1,000 sheen : Mush, Mrs. Shure, Messrs. Edwards, Sdebee, Sill, 26i. a year, with a weekly ration of 101 be. of flour, Ms oor, of Came°. Jarmo., Methuen , Wade, Foe, Martin, good meat , and some for Re dog and 11. for every h un d re d MN. Carruthers, knee, Jerrie, Walk e r, Y oang , Shi e ld s , ever the thousand ; and 21b .. ot . sugar, 4 es. tee, and if h e Buell:master, and Hall, Captaia Fields& (44th Regi- et way of (them) will sleep is the watehbox and move the went)—is all, 64 first class, 30 second ditto, 31 eltildrea. leneelles, I will give 104 e-year more, and if he will braid Her cargo consists of :-674 bees of raw milk. US seen et 'gibber tree halos I will bray (hum of him. M ens gave silk piece goods, 10 bozos of specie, 20 masa leeteissebell e fee fur In Sydney, V. Bs. Shoes are also very dear ; other 36 CAMS of shawls, 13 bundles et wee, 12 bsadhs of elm• daddies set usreasosable, there is so much competition runts' teeth, 10 emu of sponges, 13 ewe et eannilion. with the agroheepers. If any more rations is required for amid 222 peekegee of sundries. An Australian midi (latest the family, leer they may have at 2d. per lb.; meat, 2d. date Sept 12th) has came home by the Headings, taken re ; Um. 2s- onus 4d. a Itrude*. Ploughed Lod up to Sleepers from Melbourne by the mu, steamer *and, and and given for the Brit season, and a cow lent Chums • but ell intelligesee by this dunes! bee been au- he =llk sad hatter for the family, and a pig ha the bar. tieipateri. An Nemec two, however, may see have been gen. If erne and industry Is used towards me, I will do touched epee. There were lying at Melbourne en the menthes, te 'sake families comfortable. There is a 12th of September 112 vessea, emcee tenantless. Here' astiosal gelled at Braidwoad. • • Families are men and there was perhaps a rester or a mate of one, but the ' sure fee th, sheep fennel the single Nils) are crews had vanished to the diggings. 146 f. pea ton wee travelliag tam use geld raise to soother continually. Our asked (find paid toe) be carriage of provisions, goods, Re., blacksmith nee lib. to shoe a bores, and, as to wheel ie the gold district Flour had been carried up at 161. , wrighti tad gum tredetaea. I must take my hat off at per suit, hul only fetched on arrival about W. Offers them, and pay high, too. Whim there is six or seven in the even IR bad been made for SeSeSell to navigate some of , hag, th em meet likely will be two or three sleds the shove eissela as far as flingapon, where of wane, swam Rem. It is very fregeent here tee fitin to Malays end Lanan weld be pretty readily obtained . Egypt mo p two or th ree a u k s , and some fetish in sews sad is general was very meek is seem poo, the wea• silk or sear. birds; so that all that are able are gladly thew. Buda sod delightful the catmint! but inapanyed. I know a many families, by being thus Indus. Invalid Indian will "ease ea" to their own as- War, have seine little herd of cattle and hones of their ties elk"' with •11 Ito kielikleese and sewerily. own. Though these escape go to the gold mince, they I Fresh geleefrosa rat stead useelboliee be the last lbw days. nuk e a d e al from the butter end these, and all the On pamage out band-wlade yesealled, bring rag dews vegetables they as spare eel very high. Thoughtful, the average 'Peed throsliftwid.„_, dew venal, tit even careful people can do as well as going to the gold mines. haute and • quarter! Of omPit=lidi het That is not the plus for families that wish to be moral and Mary Min , was spokes with , he he 20 PlIehelL At religions. I have one Goo, who often roes with 7getetiles Malta—The Ceylon sad shins Meer las ha vamg rif 0. end provisions, and he eats it is a_wreliiked 9_ l sec At tlibraltar—The Brian.* Itorki AUDACITY OF LONDON ItORBERS DUIRINO Tnr Admiral Decides; Treader, Allem, Brallerophoe, Are. LAST CINTURT.—The following is an imbues of the lea• these, the Retribution stem frts, the Niger steam sloop, and Antelope packet. rsandria—Ls perfect eondition of the London polies le 1727:—At the —e "ms time of the Bret visit to the City by Gouge 11. and his French steam stoop. Turkish scam frigate Sharkie, lett Queen, soon after their secession t o the throne, the cies. Malta for Tripoli, on the 13th. clue a London and Weemineter hed been greatly pestered for ARTFUL DODGE OF A PICZTOCIET.—At the mai. a considerable time past with a number of street robberies ; of a temperance lecture, delivered on Monday evening in sod se sedeciam had they become, that they formed a the Corn Exehanr, Haegine-Diteh, a large number of scheme of robbing the Queen is St. Paul's churchard, as Menus welted to age the "_p1e4 1 .4*." Allesget theme wee ,he came privately from supper in the City to St. James's a Mrs. Elisabeth Doyle, of IT, Wheatlerstrart, Neekdele - Peace This scheme was, however, frustrated by their road, who, whilst standing among the crowd, was antosted being busily employed in robbing Sir Gilbert Heathoote, an by • young men, who salted her where he was to sign. Rhe alderman of London, as he was returning in his curium pointed out the table, and just at that moment Pit home from the House of Commons, during which time her Me nne withdraw their hand from her pocket. In an instant ieet y l uc kil y empei . T h i s deemustancs greatly alarmed she seized the his hand. He was at once given into custody, to all the magistrates, enjoining them to nu their sitmoat and oil Tuesday was brought up at ths Borough Court, endeavours to suppress such robberies; and messy of the under the name of John Riley, and committed for trial.— parties implicated being apprehended and eseeuted, this Manchester Courier. barefseed system of robbery was, to a rest talent, re- REPRESENTATION OF OXFORD ClTY.—Althoort pressed. In 1741 the rohhers again became troublesome it has been rurally expected, from the moment Lord after dark, and to such a pit c h ef insolence hail they arisen, Derby tendered his resignation, that the service of Sir that they went to the houses of the pesos ellen, and made William Page Weed would be required in the Ministry i them beg pardon for endeavouring to apprehend them ,• formed, or about to be formed, by Lord Aberdeen, dot • and many, whose lives they had thriatened, were °blind single name hes Urn mentioned to oppose him in the lees: to wore themselves by taking shelter in Bridewell.— The lion, subsequent to his taking otike. No TepreSeeteli ain Julie'. 011 kinadom is more highly appreciated by his eunstit stn CAP. 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NI 7 N 41 IN Is N 31 VS SOS 39 Si 29 so 109 111 NI 14 oi 149 111 U 34 114 IN 34 37 317 $$ 74 )44 14 344 104 N Si U 114 1074 lON 44 N 130 132 ILO 133 lIIMTALB. I ias 134 Sii iiii lON IN 110 10$ l 7 '9 I 9 9 07 1 999 11 . i Imp. . 1 dm 11 111 $ lii 117 IS a • 113 114 . gi 1 3 1 1 i.. .1": 1 :114w 111 4 pa ii, 3 96 106 i I 116 I I los I le pm ;CI 111 45 4 • 14,r tj 102 164 SS4 I• 4 1174 111 pa I IS Issr 14 $4 If XI 4d l IPS 1.4 114 14 isOf .WATT. ie le 1 ea le • aia 1 1e pia ~.. 6 I 1 f 4 la I 1 14 16 11 pa tll $-. PE 14113 ad I, Ii TiilS DAY —Two o'CLock. There have been few transactions in the home funds to-day, but the market maintains a strung ap pearance, and last week's advance is firmly supported. Consols are quoted 100 i to 101 ex div. fur the open ing of the 18th January. The Three per Cents. Me duced mark 1011 to 1 ; the Three-and-a -Quarter per Ceuta., 1041 to 105 ; Bank Stock, 2241; Exchequer Bills, larch, 668. to 695. prem. Business iu the foreign house is also very restricted, and the only feature is • further fall in Mexican Bonds, and continued flatness in Turkish Scrip, which has receded to prem. Mexican Bonds mark 231 to ; Peruvian Deferred, 641; Granada Deferred, 121; Equador, 51 • Buenos Ayres, 64 ; Bra z ili an Four and-a-Half per Cents., 981 to 99; Sardinian, 951; Spanish Passives, 51. MARX-LANE.—THIS DAY. We bad only a moderate supply of English Wheat at market this morning, and good dry parcels were saleable, and full) as good; terms as on Monday last. The bulk of the samples were in very bad osodition, and for there former prices were barely obtainable. The trade in foreign Wheat and Flour was qu.et at law rates. Barley, Oats, Beans, and Peas realised last week's prices, 1121216.41.41 1.1•120 11.02 , 12,221 Vlll/11 ?OM DEC. to 15th DEC. Pro. Vona hah. butch. trash . bane . Wheat .... 3 , 92 61 I ..... 13411 Barley 7117. 429 4214 r Cada 1315 4319 34,00 1,704 Watt ..... 6,09 • •-• , SsGO harry's. assol 24111 lacks. MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY. The attendance in the private contract market has been very thin, as customary to-day, being considered holiday. Corrox is in good demand, and Ousioesa to mite tateat has bans done. SMITHFIELD 3IAHKEF.---THIS DAY. 'fhis may be termed a holiday market; we have a very short supply, and but few customers. Prices of all descrip tions of stock remain about the same as of late. The only difference digeern.side is in ',hand rate quality. Our foreign supply consists of 303 Beasts, 1,180 Sh ee p , an d I S O Calves; from Scotland tht re are 370 Beasts. Per stoo. of 61b.. a Co. Per .toit• of .. 4 Bed r`VoN. Hen ford. 404 1 , Bat k t 4 0 0 0 0 BeeiSbori..4orem .... 3 330 i Best Look-ones 4 4 3 Ac 0444045010 1.6.4 32 3 ' :.o. Jo. Shore ..... 3 4 4 6 l;seswn.eooed quality 3 4 3 PIN ....... ....... 34 4 6 Po. e 0 lialf-bro• 44 4 8 Law.. bawls at mute , . 2171; .610; 24.0 ; Plea 210. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market is steady today, without much doing. Town Tallow is quoted 481. nett cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 4.59. 34.; all this y t sr , 44 5 . 9d. ;Jan. to March, (1853), 44a. 9d. to 44:0. ; October to Dootnaher, new (1853), 44r. SOUTHWARK POTATO MARKET.—THIS DAY. Since our lam report the supply to this market has barn moderate, and the .ame dull trade still continues. The ful- Inning are this day's quotations: York Regents, 80.. to 120.. Lincolnshire, roc to 100 s. Scotch, 80s. to 95t. ; red., 755. to 80s. Frtoch whites, SO, to 95a. Dutch, 60.. BOROUGH MARKET.—THIS DAY. Messrs. Pattenden and Smith rcport that the Hop trade is in a quiet state. as is usual at this season of the year. The little business transacted is at firm rates. COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. Holvwfd), 16.. 84 . ; Townley, 14.. ; Btewart's Hatt li,, I g.. ; E ds . pd.., 17.. ; Walls End Howell, Us. 9.1. ; Walls End Stewart's, 17.. 64. ; Wails End Hetton, 175.6.1. ; Walls End Tees, 17s. ed.—Slops at market, 83. NI URDEROI's Arracx.—On Monday night another of those acts (of Lee not of unfrequent °commuter, and which are 7iauder in the history of our county for the last f ew pars was committed on the person of a man named Iles nett, who, as he was returning to Duneerrin from Money gall, was woylaid at a place called Loaghane, by three men, who beat hire in a most inhuman and unmerciful manner, mad indicted a seven fracture on his skull, from the effect, I d which no hopes are entertained of his recovery. Three men arrested by Constable reimill, of the Montygall sta tion, have kern identified by llassett, and are now fully committed to stand their trial. For the last few years peace and quiet, tionspuatively speaking, prevailed, t u t now, with the return of prosperity, when a gleans of hope lightens the horizon of adversity, we seem to be merging into the revolting scenes of bygone days, when blood covered the face of the fertile boil, and the earth, groaning beneath the load of sin, refuted to yield her increase. The heart sickens to revert to such subjects, the more so became thr w,•w are apparently about to witne ss suc h scenes regaip, Xenagh Guardian. ImauesT.—An inquest was held og s the 2l,et - 14.; at Cwmvstwyth before Richard Williams, ' Req., 'initial ...i. upon the body Of a young girl of seventeen who, f re a k ' evidence, it appeared had accidentally fallen into the • r i s es Ystwlth near the Cwasystwyth Min, and was ((invite i ......, A verdict was returned in accordance with the above tees; I . • , •; cit ..A 113 se liii S