The Express. — London, England, 1852-12-11 00:00:00

.. . . - . . „,..--' „74 , ..." 4 4 0 a e -s•-•-•"'ddi/d-, . .• , . T e t i . *P P : • . ..for e llrlt. Ho. 1,907..] LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 11, 1852 . [THREEPENCE. elud i n g t h e divid e a d , a t t ioi ti on l ca 0 91 z6tlii .1 . ov ei t : l n in 1 1 n .. dt b e T toiT h ice e bner ee T hr l ea.a i r inal t yg e o edt p . c hi oile r : ._. _ to 104 ; Bank Stock, 2235 °S l ull sa d Enititsurs I,lmi oe AUS- BEAUTIFUL HAIR.-Of the numerous corn- THE BUDGET, BA IL WAYS. . Name, It Lep (MIA le., al 9 I EAMAN tateLf 141111 M.. the h•Powtset eribelsee Worms consuntly annoweed or reneging the growth or ~.._ „,,,,, ~.t.„,,„„ ~,„. .i b,,,i n , i s ,„.i einnuelnel of the btu son COI few earner, ewe In n-net . hew* ---- " 414 . " r• •LI ad a ny net a very wooed levied ; whit.% the successmi r dot.. a Ruth LAN teo 'Whilst the House of Commons rings with objections ~, ...ion - r parent**. lr• ruin y Ol to the Budget, the people out.ide the *Miser parliameut are The . THIS DAY-TwO o ' CLocir. SD NDa De.(es lettheal .. 6/ II le IS Seethes et franc.. 4 an i l a llie :a k i t i ti Per Ani et w;th r4" .ons. 4 3 3 1 6 3: 3 4 I a) r .ir k .o Q( E 7e x u F o c a o ts h r re e t.e q i rited g u7 i r ru ß s Ced t Ce l oc ibi n k , tll 6 .a l 103 3 feeling of the ma r ket ;ndi i iil s tigt s oh te t a: )il improvement r , (1., r b r ro u (s:d t e q :B u_ e‘ i ; l i t i . , .... la* In *h. 1...en0t Inelo, Malt res All OIL. durite ths hot half ...dory hare towed blond railway market has been dull to-dav with * all Isrlerill " ?rush Peer "' ; in t. uProkritsuh liri"lsM---.."-qualm th dii is maimed with -Inentoly noun/bine peens u, the not i dl e. t" „Lamp'. of 1 ,..,..,,,.„ b0n „ end 8 .. p ane .... noises r '''''""""* '`• 10.0 "' 1.. growth sz.l reAtoratom or the human hatr, and when every other IS. - little change in prices. Great Western - and ---- Midland ."--- N i• l ' i eu°ll4Bl4 " waaal •P •Baldea - " -• ••• I -3 4 - II Pm 33 1 si -,-;;;..—... .. tan . lieu .. •lclary No. h k - 1. • y ,s.i g li nper,d u r iii i ) t , m ). e rees ces ii , 4: i t is e h .mN l e . i .2.a in . F .:r., ' .,k i n . l ,.., u ed :R T il...r t l o ,, i i ae ... i . n . g,ll r i,.l e . a .r,: c : ll . e ,.:4o d ir;:to : , P • m a nd,. / . .. ,.i. 5 1.1. 1 9_ 011 71.1 0, im 11 A.. f . ... ) ,e 1d . r ...,. ,a, sal, wit* and dandr,O, *total* It la maturity, and ootstinOns Its p.m. i n . it war oral 11 uattantater, and the meetings i n Sun. u: 4 10 .,, , tee K. N. Mire, Sytney - is* a ' all eernaralehaw4 Lifhe'r ::: •.' 11 l 36; Porto sewn, ILLIIM Ito r. W. %t or , 1. 0 ,, poop, nee. ie. me. Prise bi. eil and la, or liall• bates (equal to f our seal. gatherings at Southampton and elsewhere. The malt tans - 20 * Mara and Ktnenw,* . 32 32 'Wove .... • ... b • "' i • u "'"' - • • 1466 " ;4 / o 3:‘," 3 . 0 .• iLi . 15 . 1 doehe stet Au. 118.-Sold be A. 101 WkAND m 14803 1. ichemo auras to get • large shard a well-deserved eon" coloshire better than yesterday. w 4 I . 44s,CoroutlChnb-nr. 41 3 rao 9 / I, 0 .I. lehnret . Aar to, Ilaree-gardea, Leaden, and be all &seams thie perfumers. 101 Ili Goober end Itichmend .. 1 pm 3, Di` .'imm ''' .... 4'. • .1. thmateard tretalde les If 1 11 , 1 ,triii :.... '7.'' ' eel W. I.kh-rAlsoa Ibbnirtleerla Ore. t 3. - -- --- -- C re lamer .n.! Mr........ . 1.1 12 .31 12 -; a lm zipeeie - a a 242 •; Peruvian Deferred, 66. tat .• . , 460 :I. teesiee I,•]auee.bwi i . Dm l& I R E L A ND . Last night a public meeting of the ratepayers of - - - tat •ITI r_ ••• Chides prase Itales today up of Si )4 6 LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. -- Par wino et fneto or pry*, dietary meas. and entire -- Dentate, Dar. 10. the pariah of St. Ana, Weitiainster, was held is the vestry- elk Pd• town adjoining the parish church, and afterwaids by sti- .e lOU . Lanarims. yesterday., W p.m. IN all slot Planeers 11 6 Do. 31 per CM. Prefer. par Ima .aw,,eeey to t'.r untersherd, sho sae esstantiy Otoreteb• M 9 Weeres• .. Pr... 10 lej pia 194 r r 4th of .' l P'• tor enn•elliesh•pa inept ar Trani week TIIF. MURDER AT IRELAND'S EYE. journment to the Sub° Theatre, Dean-street, "to take into /.., * tr ala h jai ,j ota b v - *" .. '"i bbib ' 33 33 • IS I thesternot Swlterlead.. - - Ise Aemousa , e l m mem la- 111 e. tonna. CONVICTION OF TILE MURDERER. cuisedorotion the scheme of the government to relieve the PARIS, Dec. 10. ( Pee i --- --- -- --- eee mn f. „SIT::: 010; N . * "1 Bmaa"' . the Maat Memos . el if , limey. , Opealegllflober. Lowee.! micas, st sK•titAt.l.l.o4 EDIUDGF • Me Yeneherelsthisetha 4 _ The trial of this Case war resumed at the Bitting of the protictionist interest by placing additional burdens upon the 1:1 ad elen.theleillteerlfalle DA II .---( ____ _ _ _ _ court yesterday morning , and several witnesses were exa- people in the eatennion of the property and income tax and 31 la 01,4 • 13 ..1.4a.neassaJne 7 6de 3 per cesitm. il:B-%.1AlsINE and EUROPEAN TELEURAI'II mined, among others the doubting , dr . all uatasswee . 4 p ropr i etor o f . house is Sandy - the present house duly." Mr . Owner, ..• ..laratasaux. ft 21 MONEY MARKET, 4 $ nee Centre, I'l6. • . tOMPAMIY.4. oli T b h ou e g E b n a g r li i s b h e f e u l n FRI DA Y EYIRIRD. eeletaa 4.l:7CYD T ED' er :e r( h7". 3. l.l r o.. :4o :nl l'' lo °°6"°l l 4.s. ati : iic a ; :°: :ii a.:: ;:c 2 : Ne i lai iie i°96 dsla": : : 0 7 7 13. 21 : 1 I sag :. :11 1 . %die' 14 DERFUT GIVe.N. that MarSAGEA between LIIND'IN mount , in which tee Prisoner sad the woman Teresa Kenny Churchwarden, took the chair, and opened the proceedings 7 . i '.7 a D) ,..,„. 11 1 zuw, ••• •• ••t r .- 10 3 1 Ke n Ma no 5 a o e f u t p i po te r m te a d rk t e o-d t : a y . , wee% Mit toe ttinwAlilielithiough ilor oho* Courgnatee boa lived together, and in which it was proved that they sh pt of the evening by remarking on the injustice of lineations n, iv pyg m i es . au u ,s the house tax on the already over -biardened tradesman, who WI 1 nee ds w th e o re fee fa l i i r n ly t o ., •,., N. , • 1\10,13, I endow sort I lareneoil Ale, Doer. in the same room. A witness, named Ana llannan, dc. the much more heavily taxes( than the protectionist. It s i n: .7., , ,'...„--- ..., ...-: . .......40;ik b...d . , .. t i... I t l t e l i 1 1 1 3 (4 1 gooenol. r the et IN 11NP.14 r• re FORWARDED Mesa the seers, pined that she heard the prisoner seeing, is his wik's room, • money, ilcar celY a im n d a I t ro t) 1 T r i o }for (2°a o rm t e l ahaes sellers el l ih B e raid t isrs h J uf a o n a t ru n u u i l ii a o m r i t y no i • ,voe investment i t m i o eii late ri Do. :: '' 1 1 92 . . ISO ' is " , P D A r l e. 10. 91 -- -4 et i : : Geini ii Te, aa l utiP : ( * Len :a :ll9 :ll 4 :s (iight No V. Forrlia Lerdon. -Py order of the board, • .. I'll cud you ; I'll finish you." was proposed by the Chancellor of the Exchequer to reduce gt 4.. ' Cleiffinawl Refs* Jan 2 I al. 421 g 0 n b t o h go e a r f e t r e o rn m oo eo n t th b e ro re ke w r io.e,eir•,t, Nth. 17. tsst. U. L. PARROT T, Postetary. The evidence of Mr. Hamilton, a surgeon, who examined taxat i o . n -he said, for the benefit of the consumers-but the the body superficially, wee not important. reduction of the malt tax would be but 109. per uarter, a a . ' ' 36 • Eft *mamas( =a. d. a 9 IS In RAILWAY TERMINI:S.-Du :MONDAY, i„ 13th, s at th e totem) sy, the Ism of la sa seuie, 1,,,,i„. at Dr. Mitchell, who made an internal post merlon exami t. • • , faun , i ~,T e is ks nation, was then examined. 1, ,:me p.m., Mr. CIIAIII.P.S FEAR. , N el. . . Cwhich would mob, • a difference of only a half penny a quart on beer ; it had been said only • • ~ ell I " De. ( l ilt It. " ii . MT :. 41 4 farthing ; but beer was not a necessary of life-at 10 :• . Bea Panties__ ... . 13f 1 is 41 q in ui l t te e d d l: v Cc o d id l o 'h f reee nnim , a b ! u io t n ge . n T e h m e ll r y esu th i t o of m t a h r e ke d t eb w a a te s 3.431 ' -1 dEt° (kit birl), _ 3"o . Para ' a " °'''", I A". Kul * we / • la, watatiosee Club, corner of Amuse street , Miami,. illertrand and also a surgeon. I was called lie on said toiss a k m ea past a ph reso yaie rt ia e a rn , least many men did not drink it ; if it had 13 ad r Ye-uen Elplee, Mein A.. examination of the body of Maria Kirwan, 31 days alter . . ourg and Bale, 39; Northern, h :!.• Per;. •nd on the Budget is looked Forward to with much in.-- Acwlenifir. 60 3; Pau , sort t.r ,,, avos, L and Medi, a rest, and meanwhile operators are undecided. ' e ;ordeal], and Tent 260; Mrand Comte, 1,530 ; Mestere/le enti i ct il tUAV "l llnistmillu ash, USW , l Diser th e the death. lUM the grave opened at Othasevia, and the coffin been • necessary of life,. the Poor Law Board might j . .„ , toil e . V. a. m . , li 51 litil 9 . 14 list of per transactions cen t.co n w ig 1 3, thus for officially money, yaw errant on, f r o 700 ; I M eet, Inti ; Blear* and at. Dish" to Oros, 63/ ; lens peel, the wig, Mrs , o o ff ir t. ee i eed. = we ...b eet ten b ee t o wee ., a, A. sm .. i hare ordered it to lbe given to the poor. He thought, ! A. • tee o w L aaiss a ke „ us ses : e l Ifa.; rendereddiottioi (:et e , "1. , b ' . a t •.,, reroute anetreetins• l ee " 1 " 3 „; a ; 1".. , ftW thi l ig *am the coffin opened. There was a shell enclosed in • therefore, that the duty meiotic have been taken off some i all lit. a th.L DaaSißlyin.Je 69 60 - . , ....pie nnt nn snip. '- ; P ar r. and See... Ire • we . nno. LI r, the mere. re •evtana from lie ee 1,... P4 1 t, tt ;er Nottb 1,131er coffin. 1 made the examination in the grave yard. • necemary of life--say the soap duty, to promote cleanliness , it. lon l Rellatenneh aed Olarnor . MI II gig toe nos , • ,, ' ,l I.w . 2 a• 122. ' 2 ' 0 Il r nu ' t h e dawn Surgeon Tighe was with me. There were police present, which was ■ neat to godliness; or it might be taken off 1 0 11 Mint, rib and Peebles . _1 dis 4Pa rope, 360. art to, the W., ' el WO. ItBIL the Great Northern. for account and some hit the men of the cemetery. The grave chithes paper, to facilitate the spread of knowledge. No class of IL l OU I K . U.N. , 11n. Penn.l) , ..t. m 31 se , 1013 ; i, ... Three per Cent . Re- Beaux, Dec. 8 V u. s .i, ..•.•• the li eh tiewliri floe.. St. 100 Mlaegow le 4 outhdedire 110 07 1111 .- oluntary Loan, 1014. New .0 tv Isemm - er Is - sohlthi a the I- them W ill the were taken off. They were wet. The body wan wet. There persons n'tlid ho more heavily taxed than the inhobitanta ef. 00 lu eeas u . ' Au 631 duced, 1001, 1 , :. Three - and-a-Quarter per Cents Lean F a meta . besie...., its meehtarea of that arish • they paid for land-tax s 10c1 . urdwra -.. , .. 8.6 41 104, 3' Long ' Annuit i es, •, , our - and-n-Half per Cent. (1 1 450, 103 • ditto eir5,,....e,t 'ban iro.et ill rs•rwo et. ass t . r . ,,. .. _ of _ ~.. was water in the co ffi n. To a certain extent the body P • 1 . .on their et. 100 1 D 0.4 rout A, nbisk.. 47 49 i. 1860, 65, 7-16; ditto (1852), 10:14; National Deb 9' " ' t, 3;. Commercial and gow etiv i fee r "e"e oenlib le• ull the '''' ' ''''"' '"7, ' ' n u. was niscerated. I made, • • very careful examination. rental, As. Bd. for poor rates ; and though this rate had it. the I Do. 1 shares. a s lbook.. 123 I te 30 years, 1859, 6 3-16. Bank Stock, 223, 1, 222; M • S • ' w, e t me• • r 4 Ile ir eerrc. • egoista' -to what ',teat.- y • I, I examined the scalp very carefully, and I did nut find been redeced by 30 per cent. within the last few years,they /11. 100 ii3l.tlosth. sod Weet.(lre. 107 4 10 4 101 4 • The supply of Exchequer Bills upon the market Rine Society'. a Premium, -. Bank Shares, loB ' ~ 0 " 1 " .-''' 4 m s.... 4 ..l "'" all ! F4btu'elaCk reriarly r.eh e•reine, and. any marks of violence. Over the right eye I found had not felt the advantage, because it had been added to w lln 'Orem Wmtere_ . ... .. MI 01 53 1 4 5 the consequence is a further considerab l Me thor • t e --- t- , - f r , n , ,, -- . - s ii: ~.....,„, e el., an s.e mraniet to an abrasion, and on the ,prominent part of the r i g ht the police and county by the increased aseessment out 11 II !Irish South swim „ 64 II has within the last three days largely increased, and eat- N il b y '"• ,gion. of give further earl •intione. ell all I laseaster aad Guide Si So i lLo nodyay onlylist 6o the e; to qu 6 o l i t i on prem.,w a GIs . . which to 72e . i i p m left.. a o n t i d s An active business — has been done to•cl • ...e.,,,,,,. to an.erer .ow cheek both eyt a were protruded, but I presume that was upon them by the magistrates. Their paving and lighting 10, 111, De. Tu ., •• ii . i ,, MIXES, • rather from decomposition. I examined the tam There rate was Is. 2d. in the pound, and the sewer rate 6d..-Mr. ei. ion isaessetr. s no joaahh: se e 54 Ws rz i I u o t p i o p t: condemning m . p t i , n e g re t he eo- nlt ,Da T y .t . wail . 6 akn 11 34 dIeFRIO kr ErrVINO. - e - ,ty itAILVa r 'AY T 4 I :ItM , I . ;N NI U ) S C oMP-1 • NY • w e:: an wan e t a i rr ng ing i i i i i h t e l r ie . Ir r ea n r, a ffi n i d ur t 1 e.,;etal Mineola. ea eiyou enure or .ClO ask. the lo o be utstle ih ltset t n i l the rude.[ n i ule e t t ; . as s u a n tg n ea c a' sL e y ? unjus a t, ear that I c mid observe, decomposition having *et in too lotion having been accounted, wu carried, as was also so all 14 . 14 . Norther. ... lei Iti Mg with a very unsteady appearance . There were con- English Mini ay in '(lining shares, and prices well sust ' ainets. ii/ 114 Leedom sad Blaekwall 9j ell siderable sales of the Juno issue at 60s. prem. India 'the ' atwhich rs-3 7 . ,,Tr g u 1 1 s Z r u s :.74;,:,itr. capita[ s ae pub.. far. The upper lip was swollen. The inside of the lips another declaring that the meeting had no confidence in e prices .i.r. ito he retire.lo a fAcel.,Tllbti k Southend t / II pm ri, _ II ' - • .. 4 - and, It true any camse ire- act shall not h • Were vascular. The tongue protruded. I opened the heed the government.bonds remain steady at 80.. to 83,. prem. , 4 ...Seco . .M. 100 Lori._ , Bright -n, /km. C.0.t0 IrO, lOj 1154 94 and dr 0 1 0 indeed rater speculative b dull usi,thus reported by the most m ma ar rg kc i t n . i l l i ' c e h st Caradon , frequenti 193, 200; 200 1 5, 2 t 0 h 5 0 , respectable dealers and •••• ' I Ire le *Mt wasiell , the ehore.older a eh"lltie entitled very carefully. The membrane containing the brain was et. Sao Landon is North-104, 127 1 111 * 1174 nee bu o t i t oh descriptions this variation d e p a w r t a was c a n l t i g h i t ,8 able o e of foreign stocks broken ; but due allowance must be made for ~,,...., I • et et • MANCHESTER AND SALFORD. ,- , th e O uhuay, lad *feriae 0.1. , th] , ,r Aleo, wit, subject to quite flaccid. The brain was all of • pinkish colour. This IS 111 De. /Ms . . 4 ea em a.: wt.. ol a prop witaa of the expemo. at ex.esluir 3 •• Me colour was natural. The brain was in a state of semi- The Chamber of Commerce at Manchester, and the to II no.siom.,si. ' emikte 1/ 34 „ altogether too unimportant to have an y great 2071 ; North Pool l , l' 225 800 2 3 30 )5 ; ; S ell o Devon B t 't b B37 $ I F n- ra bw i t iee ll.3: t ' s " ; Co v i la w ria n na -; sae , Minos fluidity. I examined very carefully the base of the skull, Town Council of Salford, and the public of Salford, have 4 ,:i I fyi jialdce l r ft.. £ 111 4 .4411. ... W . .. t.n . . % e t 3 5 3 4 me ft J tit m.,..t„....„,..q. S.F. I ~„„„, e,,t leaes c em, et.p. and I found no fracture there. 1 examined the trachea petitioned against the new financial measure of the govern- in Se n,, in ~. .. 2 2as ponds, ; (exchange 195 ; Halamanning, 11.5, 117/ ; sir alias - Duke put, M.P. and larynx, but there was nothing remarkable. I Lunt. Both towns have been rather slow to move. We 23 all LawasnirTy A Coleraine 11 134 effect. Bargains are thus recorded :7-Austrian sole 400 • Wheal Buller , •Weal Carad on , Kitty (Lelant), 73, 8 • W a be l iz a i nt iCe erl et tl h - ' Wear ems. examined the vertebra , but there was nothing like never knew a proposition of the kind which met with more ee all Isetesearpt eantskillee II 33 Old Five per Cent. 83 • i l l i 6 a i n b Old o D F e iv ee e m pe be r r;103; re, - ao:n 2hn Arnwrithrt.steq . Upper Winlinle•rreet .: . , di.locotiou. I examined the breast, and I found a scratch general condemnation privately . ; but there was a difficulty 4 3• 11 1, 1333113 =„_ • e,__,I 3 Lennisee 31 4 33 1 Ste d l ilt n o . P h e ir r 4 aec ). ou ß e r t " , D.. „., .. ch..; A, lam r, Me. (Me sr, t hallo and Cr .), • mithae . it und er th e right nipple. There was a lividity. The in seeing the necessity of peutiening against it. People '." """ '''"''• I ' 43 ' 't 3 rhe fi lL ed l i ai Cent, ., o, o , South l4O, 1425 ; Coinford, 20, of Linden and klidd.eses, lt. inn Waled 601 ell 110 4 1 4 ' , 23 21 5 ; ,a.,..1.• one.' O s° . 31 ' 1 • " 4 " 11 cuticle of the hand, w a commg off like a glove, but that said it was so absurd, beaides being so unjust, that paella- 4.,. me D e . gh t i: r * ee i'D: - ' 11.5 fa II it-c. 1.... Irolia.nnot.ley . 4/ 49 ditto Four - and-a-Half per Cents 98 , 1 ... B uenos sole, 19, 20 ; Kilbricken, 51,1, 6 • S ' t. A b Ts. lm.' 1. sin, Foq., Alarloote-Isrie and ire.;. H was from decomposition. There were no marks on the went must reject it and to ask them to du so seemed et, • 100 Newasesa 0 04 116 u yn and 1.,..., . stet, foul, Red Lion -nreet,cull,asre, and Torrington- cuticle. puts of the lungs werecongested on the posterior, almost superfluous. The 10/. house tax is condemned le 14 Dcwportaber2.3lThenterd SA I Ds Ayres • Six per Cents., 74. Dutch Four per Cent. Grylls, 73, 8• D 1 th 57 1 - Ru t Frongoch, .53, inferior, and the lower part of the anterior. Tele heart ss impolitic. It will fall upon the owner of N _'," °ewe! and Saw.. leo. 1t 31 Certificates, 981, 98, 11. Granada Deferred spies. Bonds, 6 • West Providence, 56 ; Trete ' weee, 00 • Allred e. beet. lo r a*, Ifm , Fat si-olace Pouth. our perfectly healthy. The appearance of the lunge would the house, say some. But the capital of the 1 2 ! I l e _Tr esu l • lmbliklk•• 5 1 It 133, 1, 13. Mexican Three per Cents., 241. Poe- COnsole, ISt . 4 .., 3, r, ; Clive, 43 ; ' Nanteoe, Jews ...het. tea • . 4 . 0; ' " I°° 2.2° '" r iii 4 Mali more ), et be caused by sudden stoppage of re.piration. The body pour.. , it is replied, pays the income tax : why should his '`• "'" • ."... -.. ... ... .. 69 Si D., L. ~roa r too. St/Intend. Lonelier • M0M,13 13 Do. New ~ . .. s 9 fugues° Five per Cent. Converted, 1841425• ditto 1 • M d . H . was that of an exceedingly well f irmed woman. I visited property be taxed twice over . Bench', almost every acre 00 31 I. •,,,,.. o us iis se jy*,„ g 4su . . prem. , .en ip ills, li), 61, 1 ; Wheal IStry kw. Four per Cents., 393, 1 Russian Five r per Cents., Arthur, 30 •'I C - - Lusa lye? , Fay, lie.toereet mod Itehbury. Ireland's Eye , and went to • place called the Long Hole. of land in Manchester that is built upon has been bought it. 100 Nora British , ~. .. 41 41 41 1 ; avey onsets, 31, 3 ; West D . mg ass.- veer, EN. , lsv.lo.e and Ein•teirriuniare. Nangle, the atman, pointed oat to me where the body upon chief rent, and the owner of the 101. house has to pay IS IS North Devosh . No. 1. ... Cl Sj Ms 1191, 3. Sardinian Five per Cents., 961, 3ex dive D 10, 11 Call . ong, ; ington, 2..., 1 ; West Treasury, 95, same 1100,1.-4 , Janine, V., Clicipdde , was found. The Long Hole is a deep creek running up over V., 31., or 61. of the rent for the house as ar. served 1 all De. 1 A Deferred . Jaat. W^rial, Lot, Witheffy 1. 00 0. . into the island. The creek is divide& by very large stones rent to the owner of the soil :is it fair that the whole tax 3 3 O s. i 8 ( " ana l." I 1 " Committee's Certif. 3 1 per cent . Turkish Six Clark" t. wash rtht . thermay Direetee. lleirth Stafforilanr... . 4 all dis , . per gooth, 2; ; East Wheal George, 5, Si; Gorn, 3 • prem., i .our the 000 el 1 .11 hcc bran sabwritel, six of the placed transversely. They are very rugged and covered should fall on his moiety, and the owner of the land escape ? *al " 00• th ‘..... ers , Si Cent. Loan, 13, 24 • prem. Wheal Golden, 41, a• , Baboon Consols, 81, East 1 ' fie...., .I I' • it retire by 01.0. 0 i the shareholders w i ll with ,tweed . The stones are abort midway between If the tenant, and not the landlord, will pay it, why, it la I; 10 'earthing th se...wow 3s e pia The last eales of msclaneous shares are thus re- Tamar, 26 ; Bedford United, 9: ; South -• 1 • - j, - ,, . 11 ,/ . I .fs " er Firen ore lo cotoprete the bawd. The PILAW high and low water mark. (Dr. Ilatchell here pointed asked , is the artisan in Manchester , who pays 101. • year St. 100 Date& there., & *oleo, 34 63 Tamar, 5 3 , , „,,,..,,:,,,.:.,,,,„, by ii,.. a :1.4 road. alien 'acted. out the position of the stones on the map and the high and for his house and who cannot escape it by going into ft. OW :ccatiett Central 54 95 anted in the official list:-Bank of Australas . 801 South po la, ,Caradon,l42l ex div.; Gonamena, 4.5; North es. as.* - Stewre.Carrie aror Company. :9, Combili. low watermarks.) • lower. rated house, because there an no dwell- M. lie weigh Midlead ....,.. 67 69 791, 0121, 79 • Bank of British North America, 623; Wheal Teel 5' L . awney, i ; mares, 61, 71 • ate,. es. -a:em. - -• Ihwebrll arri Patna*, 47. P,lnuernt+eleee. !qr. hmllf. G.C.-Prom the ap ere you observed him in such towns worthy the name of houses under di ' I° Ihrn. "' l3 Mr "•• elern ' 2l " F:nglish, Scottish , and Australian Bank, 5; London Tp,o,greay yob a hewn. ~,it Us...hereon. hate bus Heeled bpd It. Inc Do. L./01.114liter. Mk is 51 Th e gold mines were not quite so strong to-d'ay _. the vowe wet .. ti ej ... tag s,, a n n , on the y, are you able, as a matteet man, to farm an 101., to be taxed, wl ile exactly the same class of artisan in 1,, s 5 b„... b .„ 6 ii. issr, si i die .4 opp.intry atChartered Bank of Australia, 50, .2, 1 ; Union Bank Colonial Gold, Australian Cordillera and Bri - ' 1 15""""' ‘.....rebee last to mime., end report u;ee lee opinion as to the cause of death, and what is that opinion ? • smut country town, and who gets his house of about the .1' is.• ..hrewebery sal Chaste, Doh as. •re 14n1 .of Australia, 691, 69, 3; Union Bank Of London, 183 ; Auatralian being a shade cheaper, but there was li ape S. mete, ee,e,....... rebraw :cre wimanins the metre. Witntss-I am of opinion death was caused by asphyxia, same description for 61. per anaum, will escape. Ground is (War. N. rota.) ... . 10 21 1110 ri.: aOW rue's' and *versos watt the *theorems& or the or the sudili o stopping of respiration. cheaper in the country town, and the working man gets the 12 1 01 .,; Do• Daises - ••• or L0t...0 ..61 Lim matt of 4 irubury. Mr. Smyly-U ere there any appearance son the body that same house there lor B'., or GI., or 61. (with the addition of a :, 'A Do. 0 ••••• 1 7 .- ipa ion o higher rates, Yuba Rivers met with theni •4 tts elpohericy. It woe the dente of the eaerialtele Ihreendorthrles ... Dale ease i An Arm* he Onesoltotely pratewled mob. but war aa.aaa _ the house tax. But, besides this, is there no impolicr, its q, ton l oe ss g u n., .., ::: .• se` s i Peninsular and Oriental Steam, 90 ; Royal Mail Ord eons. fa • en( the only emopeay Whi..../ bad ezpreleed Its 0. 1 . ? M- cr am[ Veronese, and there BM Wail ilake ir Witness-I r..m the appearances presented I would soy bringing the house tax so low, besides its inequality. Will le gi *lath ~ ~ . yei de SS/ 0 lests •t• j •in - Steam, 791; South Australian Land, 421 ; Van THIS DAY.-Two o ' CLocit. „ex Wile the ether ethepaales, it wax hued mineable to limit the stoppage of the respiration must hue been combined it not tend to increase pauperism and the pixie-rates? erl 1 3 Smith TedaltallikerDO 14 16 Wait ji a Diemen's Land, 71. Generally the new banka were The gold mining share market is decidedly firmer Be eess,••••4 la terl...mliret Is th. pvrent 6000 to 00 .._ImIrther• with pressure or constriction et some kind. I arrived at this There are hundreds of houses an Manchester and Sawed of 10 .,. .?, „,____Dttle___ ol tte W. 14 a lb. 1 ,, .4 ift . ..4 ' 1 e " . I" '""" semisia Inn s wan- couclusion from the congested state of the le and vagina. 10/. and upwards the poor occupants of which can- ; U .;.'"''''` Dubko " o° 34 1 1 flatter to-day, the English, Scottish, and Australian, to-day, especially for Colonial Gold, Yuba ] titer, and ere.:se ... tee eo.er ompodm, set tha earesdatt al the niessiader sae or Neal . . Ilf 181 Mr. Sinyly -Wouhl simple drowning cause the appear- not pay their lOcal taxes. The collector summons 10 ,41 tar a t aa j oa d sa d jrna; bb , 10 10 for instance, being quoted 3to 3 prom . Beeler' Nouveau Monde. Colonial Gold have reached 3 d L. Nu. lie peole:I. to • hears mesion. IN Than t arranerocats. theusore , sosprie the sow street, 00 ant. presented ? them before the magistrate, and frightens them out of ell Ie all thatertord and Gametal. 37/ IS and Graisaeesac Railway s h are . c l ose d it o 1 prem. Yuba River are in demand at 7.16 to 9-16 be is im eatineste aof harritioduit deret be Ilettlintstairk Witness-Not to the same extent. There was • combi• he can, but be hesitates for yearn and years before be SI II West florewell 9 10 web the weed isvrv•tinnit of the ode streets. and las Trunk nation of circumstances with drowning to cause the conger sells their furniture, because that would be to bring them IS 31•. I wiesbiaden sad (Wades I put f prem. ; Royal Swedish Railway, 3 to 3 prem.; prem., and Nouveau Monde ere quoted 1: to 1 15-16 In si• re HO. rabridse to lilltr.r.••• •S e .,_ ll .•,_ a t t e eee _ a lkethe t . . • tion. I have seen the bodies of persons who have been into the workhouse and his masters would gain a lase. or iiie Teek,Neweseeleitiberwak 741 751 Central Italian Railway, 1 to 3 p rem i um ; prem for " next time." Other gold shares are very 11.-• C! I.• *r• 11 " 0 • 116 ' br Ar w k°4-. ern " `" ''''' Me. ' drowned, audit:don't know whether I have seen appearances But the governmen ' t tax-gatherer will be restrained by no 33 I ' Ds ' do ' llium " / " • - Ile 4 de Staines and Woking Railway, 3to 3 prem • arm R. br ..7.• 21 ~ et r Ar.wAy to what of wpm,* heel he eu the great AS 0 Do.O.N.l.Parsitass . I I 3 ~ . , - • . hat tan m ai.. • to th. same cleat. It does not follow that • person drowned each consideration. He is armed with power to seize and ii,, We nit red North Ilidlase 511 42 4 114 Hamilton and Toronto Rail 1 dis. way, t o i p re m .; In other foreign mines there is no movement. WO. ' .0 rd Ira. north et the flare, - a. ' el the liwit ended the most of necessity be full of water. It meant very often that levy at his owe discretion, and without the tat atom of Danish Zealand Railway, II to ' ll prem. • Lake me awe was le adoshil to the Ina" only mew —. fret Northern beltway. there is no wah:r in the body at all. Bodies sometimes Boat the magistrotes. And the probability is th at he seises the kke.es I ....miss LINU MAUD AT FIXED annum Constance and Basic Railway, 1 is. to 1 ' prem.; Re , %12 " . Moms. , Pold. : vr an I done Tee arre imprevoneats still breaded eat wader • bee of sea - immediately after drowning. I heard ofe moot a gentle. wretched furniture so soon so his patience is exhausted. Great Western and City Junction Railway, 3to 1 yesterday.. to.Asy. 1 anmews. with e rate NA., to re reeled M the Wiener Sped- Illan at Kingstown, who was said t 3 have tied himself, sad How many poor creatures will be brought at once into the 101' all !rhialegheenaOnkeearith • --- -—,Ni by the . eat Il m _P u f C " Ann ,_,_,TY' n , ers ,„ . . Be ,...' e nt I ne s 3,3 e ,_ whose b o d y floated immediately after drowning. woekhonse, or sent (bread as wandering eneadicaots, by 1„ 1 insenallrniwilsOLWast. 30 st prem.; Orleans and Epernay Railway, Ito 3 prem. ; 100,005 t Agee ed. ell I 1 vat 1 I a lb° o°' " d m°4°ll ` .° °' " .... ---aa --.` -- - -..- The wittier was examined at rest 1 th by Mr. Butt such a system. This points ainst all direct taxation 331 ' en Ineehtelellehe • M eem . l • l Tynemouth Docks, par to 3 rem • Bank f Asia , 3 100,000 ''''•,4°lo"(.4w"L"' ~0..1 1 .• isit, set ma is ogee apprecaled, tkai . a ss repraUoil di re .. • I leak . . , lower . h il. . . . 1 penal eitleasttheeters w 4 30j13,000 MI Anturisn b bre • wbeLy sarierneouy. Ws prospectus Is tandem weaned to Mr. Butt. Q.C., then proceeded to address Ike jury for the brought • against the class of housekeepers, and sub. so f s h bi r ..wd .. au s gb. biu , to 3 prem.; Bank of India, Australia, and China, 10,000 to lesetralailso ll7 4 - Ile Sherds a. a csuaerual aterelTe..t. prisoner. The learned gentleman aid ha was Mare the jury jeet as they are to be impoverished by irregular employ- 1 . LW._ se as 13 to 11 prem.; Magdalena Steam, par to 1 prem.• 20,m0 20 Aestrallu 4 131 1"1 6 4 i ,a 1 11........, ...hos tromedidalas - isa Inst. ma tin mime would agree with him that it would be impossible to ex- meat, and unable to form regular habits or saving, the 304 all Ma Ebro Canal, 13 to 21 prem. Duelist of non-official 1 5 0; 5 0% 1 1 1 Asstialiss Freshski Wm may Or aatielp led. , ethereal the aelemoil of the duty they had to discharge. policy of visiting them with direct taxes is very question- (besoMefleesteraless 21 MI !Australian Oceallera all ;f 1 dis i The "' ter d " rl4l the r m.& the ler." Bslssnamssrs cal - lie need not tell them that on their verdict in this case tae able. The following is the petition to the Howe of ht• IN d ollioliondige 0••••• quotations is not oolong as it has lately been, owing Kew 1 , Ave Mans all 'I dis gar Wee ad .tatt as ci.ool ed in the bortarra meths hr twee meat , Is ImeaseilikWatersi 109 111 loat to 100,000 I British Australlas Gold sad it i 5,,,, b ash ....,, abe d th a t It erill e n ex. life of the prisoner at the bar depended. The learned , coon. Commons, from the Manchester Chamber of Commerce • to the facilities accorded by the Stock Exchan alwawly Mel.• 4SO Cl=in Manna 00,000 IS British Iron .- .. .., 13.6 74 11, OW the of £l,O 40.04 anew as at bus Wee taken for the re.. 3•10 eel proceeded to comment on the evidence as given to the ' Th. Petition of the Chamber of Commerce and Mann- InGibefiseiN)... 53 U Committee in granting settlement' to the new und er. le,oce Si brazil. Irae(las.at of the raln.'4 ir , Mae , of thin eaten-More £ 150 . 000 will be es . testimony of the various witnesses. He dwelterith peculiar factures at Manchester, it. fee anaMesteeseetnnepaCt. takings, prices of which are then to be found under 6,"0 IS Do. Oxsua mdea" • all 3 3 red 3 1 0, r ... I ". 4 "*n we the molt tml e ' s ' ^ ' neent 's 1 ""___, Ie ll emphasis on the evidence of Patrick Nangle, as contrasted " Showeth,-That your petitioners beg to lay before your paws/ Is CIL Usstawn) 149 111 11,000 le Do. Ilt. tonal.* sty l6 301 SI their proper headings in the respective departments l'"" ( " 1. be k eveb led b y the Ce°4o4l, De the trunk r a ilway '"" with thee given by the other boatman, Michael Nangle , honourable house MR eapression of their deep disappointment 33 di 3 kiesulse aDm Irmos 110,000 I Canoe's Creek Pm I maw.(leamdlaassetWestars 55 1134 ieularly as referred to the finding of the clothes, the at the laaaaial same to which her Majesty's ministers are s, , e . „.......... TimiN of the official lists. Since the rescinding of the old 11.00* 40 Ogee Copper .... .. - l2l Ti pia 31 1 lowd aderrate ant lui sump. at.d riatatioss wale by Sr. grn i thanour of the prisoner, his evident grief, and his re- seeking the small of parliament. That, notwithstanding u i s La p e Tw w aimese mu . ) .. 3,4 314 ... Cocaine 11 7 74 twees, the daunt wirrryo ex the western da.i.. o Of tile I 11/. in retaining alone with the body whilst the men went f o r the the aranimilea egnely, and , to outward appearance, frankly 121 114 De. .be es (ditto ). . If IS settling days, many undertakings have come to taws s Ear. a Aostraliaa Doppia en j e als tekak ISe wawa. aril tic *tooted. they me Cs" mots rue be Mr. boats, an act which, the learned counsel contended, no given, that the primiple of ' unrestricted competition' was in 114 fina Orsinweb a settlement which could never have expected such a N A N I° oxcart, el ; - a -2.407110.• 3 • 1 e".• as thelothm tool e m ee 7 ne °I eneneehre ; sad human nerves could withstand, it it were true that the pri- hereafter to guide the legislation of this country, your pc- _ (lormd Wawa lards= 14 tw Kees result so long as payment was required to be made mese 0 0 14 .. Mounters. .... 'all .4 dim par by haw ten pun emtl,led by Mr. Mu. , whew rsperwnor sad ~ seer was the murderer of his wife. In conclusion, the thirteen find is the propositions made to your honourable " 2° DIM riessom (Mite) 11 4 30 1 Onad Duchy abides .... all f. de i pea o• 30 LineedellOser.4PerCest. on two-thirds of the shares. Tho moment is propi- 11 - 010, orea POl/00.11 ........ ...... all Illlj gm *. i . lt"d'2 may nsk y be ears es milatull'e autimr" um learned counsel /aid he had spoken in this case as he felt, house little tries el such a principle, but much which be- „ maim u 5.„.,, , 15 , 14 0 whalatione ol ibe cart of the railway works are hoed upon tie and he appealed to the jury to dismiss from their minds all longs rather to the _principle of class legislation. Whilst is i n ha s sus a s us hi' s , se 33 tious for other companies that have not yet obtained ' Mt, Liberty take Bathurst.... .... _. , all i di' par 11 lur , reek el tures...ilk • doe &lowans' fee tan lemoseed peat el considerations wee th ose immediately affecting the present the remieioa of differential duties is wholly overlooked, jj in teseus e gagaaaangua • settlement to prefer their claim, and perhaps the Lon.lteatitor,O.Qta.C.Co all IIW. 4 Z kin 7 wil.S...* ... 4 adopted by Nr• Semite In has 4 . 03.0. " of Dm charge. If they did that, he trusted that the prisoner weukl two large taxes are indeed selected for diminution, but they sand unwire teeter to yea; and., Mews. W.lhse rid Bargee. ireee th at court a flossed ie LISILMJAINL) S St wiser and a better man, at least not are treated differently ;on au ir.tosicating drink the re- II ell lffiddeNtelf NU tear hint may not be thrown away upon shareholders 338 . 833 au55u Markets 1 Stescieeklbanthanerima alt 1 e t 1 I ,r It Be seteent anther at the Mum •of the terpiniume et Leeran. Oars" lelleeithis Dirk - - ' " _, as , b, ' Ad, branded with the infamy of the frightful crime of which it mission is proposed to be immediate ;on a salubrthus see all u ,,,,...,, „„_,„,„, . ..„, 1004 me Whom complaints are occasionally heard at the de- Wile . . New Dreads M wet ever De Uwe of the verbs tho a polo --. Itly . a. There are casea however, in which the ap- NUN Nouveau Mood. been aarimed demises was sought to muse him. The learned counsel ended his beverage the remimioti is to be alga ), and protracted se se Nef ",&" essesee • 1 747.7., "'"e 31 1 .000 Pert PlOnts IL etionwwl Mr. a mines th e a etiolate, it has pouitment of a settling day is actually opposed by 1 .0,.. i lAII on 21 4 Quarts Rock ell par Ipa S .carnal tlos year nag he relied ea wilt wkly. Ti e limber Mel UMW the pram Lenten arraellenallre win be of the Jury, eloquent address leaving the ease in the hands over six years-• principle of reduction which generally in stils and clog by Now as ness.osestise 44 MI voles, great annoyance and dirurbance to trade ; and U 15 PresteetW Mille. LPL 44 4 the directors of companies themselves. Several 10,0ce se Rhymes Iron SI Woe; it trid strut ataialy Goa- Evidence for the defeat* was then gone into. Surgeon which, even if applicable in the ease of tea, is car. SM. taaahlfork - - instances of this kind have lately occurred, and it ee a eseettmeh eleeem d P" •m g as between hints Cross aid MS ' Rynd was examined by Mr. Brereton. The questions put Tied in the proposition of government mesh be- 41 10 1 0 2••••••• 11 1 111 M• Nam le Mut Msethera ..... 150 132 7000 0 heattaso de Oita lot in :3 may not be inadvisable to draw attention to . pro- 60,00 e t south australian...... di len Shoo, to this learned geol. man were with reference to the • lip- yond necessity. Your petitioners therefore, humbly the urn potion of the eal framed the Great Northers Rall. - h ' St. 100 Detlksasslilbset 145 1 31 ceedings of so extraordinary, not to say so suspicious, k m 0 n° Ce°4 way stet was be heat mi wed at tie central tiremlaus • sad pearauses presented by the body of the deceased on the pray your honourable wise not to assent to the • , 1 ~.. , s e bantheeeeteetteese 43,174 SLIM Malted Ream al se ems now recomme n ded by her Majesty's ministers ; le 31e. 1N0em.....-.. I Ihe a character. 100,000 1 Wee Mariposa ail 11 im AMU, sae tad, and rapid mule. which it et proposedm rah " appearances being consistent with general congest In of the and, on no account, to spread the reduction of the duty on 10 14 War Tnnigt o Ct a z The bill foe the conversion of the Dutch Four per eve* I Tabs - i - II 4 Ipa 11 Bet ..tit to wawa. a wa it ., p hi an.. sauna the melroPollar Ow verse*, resulting from a fit ; and also of the screams which tea to its resting point of one shilling per lb. over a longer .. Jima se • - - Cents. is expected to be brought before the Chambers met Wlrld!y blvan'are. Al. to the two Corneae& had been heard being thou of •• person attacked by red- period than three, or at the utmost, fuur years. And as, is 7. f. f r. =rah tae • B 3l 51 4 next week. WEEKLY SUMMARY OF THE PRODUCE • The ilton•rue• pammeneeni also iirUl be daily sselempd with the lepsy. The examination, which was ANS, interesting, as duty bound, they will ever pray.-By order and on behalf Seaga thesterak. 105 4 1061 Holders of outstanding . bonds issued in favour of MARKETS. Me get oaf ~ .t 111-11 t. Dad Linea Waidee-laus. ease, lasted for of tho directors of the Chamber of Commerce and Manatee. lee WA, to and trom the New Cattle Market la Otipeiabasesista, involving questions materially affuldue Sall ii. sei...ey, a considerable time. The lasso/ geadeasaa was crow tures at Manchester -Titoit. BerLIY, President." the Union Bank of Louisiana, merked D, and falling MINCING -LANs, SATIntIIA 'I MORNING. 2 . 01 ...amen/ in the value of moiled which the C 0 0907 will examined at length for the crown by Mr. Setyly, G.C. PIIMIIJIMCD MAIO. due in 1852, are required to send them in for pay- a The colonial markets continue quiet, and the buyers ge peen. an.' mown into Mulling Let for Ow dweliaga of ware- Surgeon MAIDS examined by Mr. Brereton-Is • nem- 5 an abeam Ne.l. ?pa Ct.i - - ment by Messrs. Baring, Brothers, and Co. "illy show very little inclination to operate in any kind .. poor., anisons tombs*" arid clerks. by bringing railway her , ~_ Royal College Surgeons Congestion of the SOUTH AUSTRALIAN COMPANY. sr- . i.... Shod 11; Ihiess4 pm Ok lOU 111 of produce. The public sales of Sugar have been small, 11. ho-uss 'dos the rim id their searesilemla sad pisaalery e""' - • on ! lonp might anse from • variety of canoes. t might arise St. 1 100 Chileientandle__ _ _ ._.. a beau. IS I. Cheerer and iselyiem of Thew tourers of memo* see *bras* so abeniket as to math It from an epileptic fit. General congestion would cause ge.. Yesterday a general meeting of the shareholders „. 2 , me i m e Bee b e tft,:i i.. rat OCT iriatt to their monoclonal's; leas. the meet aeral espudation of blood. Cannot say it would cause •of this compaay took place at the o ffi ces in New Broad- el . oundee rem, and Aber was in Hamburg, which was done as low as 13.41 bees in favour of buyers, but some import tawhate bought ir• a e.r.i...1 ire .-.., aim , tire have bees prep. it awe., a. M. flow of blued from the nipple. of the breast. Going into street, City. Mr. B. Divorr, M.P. • took the chair. dem Jaesticn „ , 6 :1 to 3, and even 13.4. This con fi ned downward move- in their goods at full rates; Mocha, however, has been sold M, off :nuclei own !, :47 per 0 111.. 0111 the Capital of waste. AGUAS t h e teeter se dd eo ly m i g ht eau. congestion, A slight cut The report stated that . ' &deices up to July last represented 5 4 at IteetassuosB ll . lo nie•Ct. ment may be partially accounted for by the activity •at a decline of fully ls. per cwt. There has been rather er I. ',mita. hthowr, Wit ere long he .mated with tee North- 4I I Do. do. W.) 7 Per Ck 3 4 would be more likely to cause expudation. The mean of the calmly as rapidly recovering from the shock it had sus- _, ... 1 .. _ a rit more inquiry for Saltpetre, and prices have advanced abo t LA. ,s an 4 h,rth•Wrstrria outskirts of this post Iletropilta Is, 3 Do. do. (71. rig. I pee ta in the grain market • at Hamburg, as well as at other enl. per cwt. In Tea • lar 13 •u ge ounces has been done, at ac. .... :ere s e e. i ,,,,,„,1 0 . 0 sh e me aty ibmaaili t wpit,apy a pomp in epilepsy a announced by a serum. Has known tained ; thousands of the inhabitants were returning frost 4, el eastAme.Rsts., pe,„Nol 1 . 1 en ports of the Baltic. At Rostock, the business Id. to Id. per lb. advance on common, and full Id y .to lid. DP P....a 11..n1 th . e ~ i ittliet, to awl from Its nal*, sad ow tbe perlOall seised with epileptic fits to areaol violently more the diggings, for the most part successful, and trade was re- al Wm. g o . N G , 3 I i Ow es we. ;A• • : .1. tv ...10., tic greatly auguheated ty the see a %hellos by than once. Tieing. More leant advice, received by the Bombay mail, IS In !Oe. New 6 per Ceat. Stroh 1 141 111 a d in grain has been most excited, the spe- per lb. on the black leaf kinds or Conaou. Other Meta Aro hr Mamas. PARIS, Dec. 10. ( to ------- - Money. , Opealselnieber. Lowest.' et et s per Centa. --,' DI 0l! 1.! 0 I 111 II 01 ( _l3 i ILL t per Cents, 1‘25 .i l . per Cents, lass 116 so ioi; :o INNINso 14'1 per Cents .. ... per Cents. N.• et 1.0. n 1 Holders of outstanding bonds issued in favour of the Union Bank of Louisiana, mprked D, and falling due in 1852, are required to send them in for pay ment by Messrs. Baring, Brothers, and Co. The quotations of exchange on most continental places were again lower to-day. The chief decline was in Hamburg, which was done as low as 13.41 to f, and even 13.4. This confined downward move- 1 ment may be partially accounted for by the activity in the grain market at Hamburg, as well as at other ports of the Baltic. At Rostock, the business in grain has been most excited, the spe culators even rushing out of the town to meet the farmers' carts, and thus forestal the market. It is probable, however, that an additional effect is produced by the remittances on account of the Swedish, Norwegian, and other railway and loan projects recently brought out here, which must chiefly be paid for in silver. Indeed it is reasonable to infer that the downward tendency generally observable in the quotations of foreign bills of ►ate is in a great measure aggravated by the numerous foreign projects introduced into our market. Am sterdam was also a shade lower, with but few bills offering; and Paris 5 centimes lower, three months' paper being especially scarce. In other places the alteration was not material. MINCING-LANZ, SATURDAY MORNING. The colonial raarketa continue quiet, and the buyers ge nerally show very little inclination to operate in any kind of produce. The public sales of Sugar have been small, but prices remain about the same as last week. For Coffee there has been but little demand, occasionally rate, have been in favour of buyers, but some importers have bought in their goods at full rates; Mocha, however, has been sold at a decline of fully le. per cwt. There has been rather more inquiry for Saltpetre, and prices have advanced about Oil. per cwt. In Tea a large business has been done, at td. to Id. per lb. advance on common, and fully Id. to lid. per lb. on the black leaf kinds o f Congou. Other sorts are unaltered. Thew aurorae( mew* si elptioady is abiahall he la Mite I Melt t• et any ilsat peedraditheoes lOW no sot Wer.te tar ewer , alas which lissa II ethos a +hi der : melee Inn $ to 7 per a at. SR the d Male lahrthleaa. however. wilt eft be sl.ttttft Wlth Ike lhalle- Ide.ne N..rth.if ethers wltillb of the Veit thafthewlia thre eta etheleto the eithikei thorathi otheleolly !ft.( ha. .• is tat hen Ile nalre, MSI the Inept* ar hubs. Oa was* euipenthi l7lb an et as lbe by Yr cher mat railway tooprits. yak is= Ol• Oahe eiser.riest opom the theitha NUM.* meet, bile, r: otter a Outs at tb• watal heirlithe. the thillaste referred I. • rla •••re t• ea, vele ilea d the hive aleilie tett& aLI he maid otos the Nab • tam hi with ttll.trsMa A tee piellannary neuter, plaillh li=e he parthreat le me ye wet at maw bat e bees eamilitly sod depthiell; Ind as wa we la every quarter. new Sr walla% Yes. pmd, It V sat...paled that as set wIA be wily OWN& oaf hr la• the the ••••TAge Apelwehr• lor shares soot be sees la the be trained. 1. the Areft a... at the tworary aim et the Compay, 1111. Isarklere. bee. Lee , a. The 'yam! oath be teedbal, depths pet; eel the earth. atom, deed Wei, r e st Wye ths the 7.1 A clay et Dimatter lastest; setts r , eler to Ake lAM ether; the Wed et tameless wel it twice &owl, te Ames, sad se whistles will be reetheed awe Ur WA what. . . _ Yesterday a general meeting of the shareholders of this company took place at the alias in New Brad street, City. Mr. B. Dtvorr, M.P., took the chair. The report stated that" edema up to July last represented the colony as rapidly recovering from the shock it had sus tasted ; thomands of the inhabitants were returning from the diggings, for the most part suocessful, and trade was re viving. More leant advice* received by the Bombay mail, dated 27th August, convey the interesting and important intelligence of the discovery of a gold field in the district of Mount Barker, about 20 miles distant from Adelaide, near the Onkeparinga." The directors, after giving an elaborate account of the various transactions of the company since their last report, conclude by expressing their settled con viction " that at no former period have the affairs of the company been in a mote safe and prosperous state than at present, and with inch enentivaing prospects for t h e future."—The report was received inea . moutly. The regret of the proprietors was expressed for the derides of J. B. Todd, Esq., late a direc•or. After a vote of *inks to the chairman and directors, the meeting separated. 4 4 4 I % Prn Ps il l Il i a IS 111 Cross-examined by Mr. Hayes—Putting a wet cloth over the mouth would produce all the effects of drowning or hanging. It would produce congestion. Doubts very much extreme permute on the breast would cause congestion, but pressure on the windpipe would. If the mouth and nose were under the water, congestion would be produced. Blight pressure would Lot add to the effects. Berme struggling under water would produce Reciter congestion. The air is the windpipe, water, and mucus would produce slime on the mouth. There would be more froth in the came of a person who died by violent drowning than when there was accidental drowning, and it would remain longest. Does not recollect of a ems in which accidental drowsing caused bleeding from the vagina or ears. Cannot remember' ever hearing that those of were produced by epilepsy. Mr. Brereton.—lf a wet sheet was placed over the mouth or nostrils, would it produce three loud screams? That is the question. Dr. Adams—That is a doubtful question. Pressure on the chest that would produce the effects ihqueatios would leave some ',eternal mark. To the Court—lt would be impossible by the appearances described to distinguish between secidestal and forcible drowsing. Mr. Butt then read the deposition of Margaret Campbell, in whose hones the prisoner and his wife lodged at Routh. It was to the effect that she knew them to disagree milt on one occasion; she did not know what caused them to disagree then, but, except in that Littman', she always knew them to live happily together as could be. The depo sition slim stated the witness heard the mother of the de ceased caution her against bathing. Mr. Hayes, Q.C., then replied n the pent of the prom cation; sad among the sonde mostoey alsomoinmess midrib he drew particular attention to, w. re the tact that se missy persons at a great distance could hays distinctly hosed the screams of the deceased, while the primmer, who muse lam been within a very short distance of bee s Moot Mlles ; the state in which the body wee whew Imed. peemmei• lion being that the sheet under the body hod bees used MP suffocate her with, die. Mr. Justice Crompton then charged the jury at 0011/111iief• able length, and at seven o'clock they retired to consider their verdict. At eight o'clock the judge came into court, and the jury were celled nut; hut riot haring then agreed, they were again locked up, and at II o'clock the learned judge again entered the court, when there seemed to be still but little prospect of the jury agreeing. At a few minutes to if o'clock, however, the jury entered their boo, and the foto. man announced that they had agreed. Verdict WWI,. Even at that hour the court was densely erowdsd, and the verdict of the jury was received with a murmer ef approbation. Thus has terminated one of the moo= lar end intricate investigations into a charge of that have occupied am Irmh court fur many years. 1 71 0 Po. 6 per — Oset. loot.DalokeiripatOp.Ct 3 Baderga, Porta, owl Dada. 64 M per Cosa AMA Ilwato per... LW Do f pw ma. Ihrip. Wisdis st 10 pd. pia 616.0011holidldleohe 6 oWw‘liwilboosadps Jai Ot.Walles. ,laaroWe IsTablitt 160 I LINI6 pw awl Mut ! bd.& 11666.0aar.6 pant we Daft Wow Ora 6 pr. CIL LoadithWada•Mairde larkewkwyloo66 W ▪ Weediddloaa ! Da Wsw . TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market is quiet, with an inerened disposition to Bell both for the spring and for the end of the year. Town Tal low is quoted 48s. 6d. ; Petersburg I.C. on the spot, 465. ; all this year, 455. 94. to 46e.; Jan. to March, (18o3), 455. 9d.; Oct. to December (1853). 43e. 6d. MARIEIT Avushoss.-Town Tallow, 495. 3d. ; Fat by ditto, 2s. Bd.; Yellow Russian, 481. ; melted Stuff, 365. 6d. ; rough ditto, 231. 64.; Tallow ()naves, 14s. ; good Dregs, 6s. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.-THIS DAY. Mr. B. J. Davis reports trade dull, at the following quo- tations : Prime Meadow Hay, 755. to 80a. ; inferior, 60s. to 70i.; Rowen, 45a. to 555.; Clover, 80s. to 100 s. ; snood cut, 60s. to 855.; Straw, 261. to 30s. 111 113 • Of 1 pa 10Of f 1104 a i r lei°' s t 4 pia hi in lii lit i F• -- fh;;;;i of LI, prepprimas at the patine 'netting at amo Lys. is Timm, ad at is somattie of lawtaistioa, may ba Mimed •Us Ana si is Campus,. by personal application sod yes-pid nits RAILWAY COLLISION.—A collision took place, near the Leeds station of the Midland Railway, en Wednesday evening, wLen the eight o'clock train hen York ran into a coal train. The engine break and some of the amagee were damaged, and a Mr. Brown, a butter factor, was hart by being thrown upon a partition in a second-elese carriage. The other passengers escaped with some slight bruises and black-eyes. The fault was that of the pitmans's, who passed on this train without looking at his steal. THE TAMAVLEPAB, screw steam-ship, which arrived yesterday from Tampico and Havana, has brought specie to the amount of 273,000 dollars on freight. She sailed from the latter port on the 12th November. Tug ROBBERY or £3,000 IN LlVERPOOL.—Yes terday, Frederick Young, the perms charged with the above robbery, was committed to take his trial at the seat sessions; the magistrates refused to take bail for hie appearance. TUG AMERICAN STEAM-SRIP PACIFIC, Captain Nye, bad not arrived at Liverpool yesterday, at a quarter past five o'clock. Considerable inquiry was made through out the day at the Eschange and Underwriters' News Rooms, and the prevailing opinion was that she had had heavy weather and her machinery had got damaged. The weather has daring some part of the day been clear, sod communications by the marine telegrap h have passed to and from Holyhead without reporting her r4f aity of the Welsh stations from that port to Liverpool. 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Wenenr. I Wehor...Bll.lnot Ora au dine an oinnn.Olne.NowOur. Inews.kCions(Net.W. I per *an Down ... ... _ Dino Now Ins.) of SI AS Inn\ Salm (11tonin SULYarnbirenornOvar WnorkedStlttnnornn nownanya new 01.Norn lagaripaii 231 111 101. The returns of tho Bank of England for the week ending Saturday, the 4th Dec. ' when compared with th ose for the previous week, exhibit the follow ing changes: einsindos isms Oirauddisn wave 22,723,150 Increase 20,086 Puha depuito 7,647,710 Increase 379,288 Other deposim Getuninassn smarities in I:king emi trtinent is basking inpaeinsat Cali ea bullion in both - COVENT GARDEN.-TlllB DAY. The excessively wet weather having somewhat abated, trade begins to get brisker. Vegetables and fruit continue pretty plentiful. Foreign Crapes fetch from 6d. to 241. 6 4. per lb. Pears and apples are sufficient for the de mand. The former consist of ()lout, Moreeau, Winter Neils, Chaumontel, and Crassane. A few Tomatoes may still be obtained. Cubs and other Nuts are realising fair prices. Potatoes have not altered in value since our last report. Mushrooms are scarcer. Cut Flowers consisted of heaths, primulas, roses, mignonette, bignozna venuata, and ■dWow PITO TI C E.—Tbo SECOND EDITION of vimoso, Wa. M. Tams owe. I'm.. Author d V•alty *'' Noomis." he Is JUST tIALJOULD, Tim Vehors, T tr.: NW* 0r.. . sod Ca. 113, Ormilll. - dsparlasints —— 21,808,332 Increase 100,887 ilmea day aud ether bills 1,493,687 increase 8,276 The beet The lessres 13,065,183 Increase 80,682 'ns increase in the " other," or private securities, is mach larger than usual, and, taken in conjunc tion with the changes exhibited in several other item of the balance-sheet, affords evidence of an isoseesed demand for money in the week in ques tion, a natural consequence of the activity observable both in the trade and joint-stock enterprise of the cow . Although the treasury deposits have aug men 'by 379,2881., the increase in the reserve, or stock unemployed notes and coin, is very trifling. Pahappiso, pet lb., Sit tools grape, botbouse, do. W tO Gm Potneetthates, e4b, Is to to Apples, dessert, p bus" 6s to 10. atchesolo„ ato Ss Kolas, orb, Is to Ss lamas, pa dos.. Is to Path pad, s., Is 6.1 to 4s pot all math, to V 120132 ?:=o*. per dos., 0d to Ss is haos, pot 100, (11.11181"N=usaoPerruts,"1" 11 w b fer il b l l7sl h er 6d e, Tama% p. ht. sten, a to 3s rotas" pet tom, la to 140 s pat eta, 3s to pot bush., 2s 6l to 4td Taal% pa as, Is Od to I thavaati. ask Id to 6d s 24 *key. pie to Is 3d Oidalbhp. So M to 4s pst sine, Is to 2s oiia we lm 2d to 4d p.d0z.,1•31 to 3s mos psr fra, Is o is 64 Leeks, pa arch, t ld to 24 Ablate. pst y a to ld L '.°6di s oeirc k Se Nuts, Kw ortma. per ,as,,r, do, 124 tells DIME L'B TOILET YINZObt (ierUlied by deo piebriged Dr. on, to amid of an A sad most salubrious asbetamis•) ; seeperkw to um FAS de Canoe Male god Wirt-hie, lodate for Ur It or Path, ■ reviving sow, • pin dowtriros, and • 'powerful Mao- . . I - Onaldi is., les to It• 1 Orsacts, par am., I. to Se per VO. Ge to 10e fltestouts. Itr Gush., Gs. to 20. MILLS. Garlic, per lA., Gd to td Lettuce, tab., per upon, Id to ea to,do,ltttole Radishes, per doe.ald to .s MOON ►.t.we sad lotterda 1M /W errs Jima, 2%;flora ootl iroWtooo. UMW Apo owl Bounces .. (Mot Ivolir Pedro, la, . loom! Jostles of Pram fiLTfootolCOosOoliboro M. Boob (2. Loosoartisti)s,l4.Ci. I Do. (lotlorait turwp, %Ito Is 6d Endive, per score, Is to Is 6d email Naas, p. pun., 21 to 3d lloess Lunen, Kr WI., Is to 3. Mushrooms per pot. 9d to 1.34.1 Soma. ler bolt sieve, 6d to Is Artscbobee, p r Ica.,4s 1, 6. Penned, jar bunch, 24 to 3d basory, pet bomb, wd to 3d Thyme, per bunch, 2d to 3d Parsley, per doe borscht*, Is fa 3. Mitt, per bunch, 2d to 9d 44414 green, per bunch, 3d Marjoram, do., alto 3d Wskrcresees, p. 12 bun., 44 to 64 A for aparisasb or slek rem& aseul asd earritary pragertke latkpreaable muddle la all Price. kM. am/ k. Nay THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocK. —ls keg for iblpyles to s grist redsodus Y prbes—Sabiby MOEN' 11101E4 Putsmar, 39, Garrard ` beams sei by GB CI islels.kr. Consols are now quoted with the dividend off, the transter books PR this and some other securities being shut. The present quotation is 100 k to j for the 18th Jan., which i+ equal, with the dividend, to 1 1011 to j. For money there have been dealings, in. 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