The Express. — London, England, 1857-12-31 00:00:00

THE EARTHQUAKE IN NAPLES. (nom or a oWX ICAFLIS, Dac. 23. The earthquake is the great absorbing event, end people who ue bearly ayiag to the ea- OW bring with them the most awful reports. N onw kile mat discontent is created by the com pare',. indifference with which the government re• reds these disasters. My letter of yesterday palm' its energy, but I am toldthat it is only as peps,, and comparisons are drawn between the activity and des otion of Lotus Napoleon and the King el Portuzs! in times of public distress and the princes of the royal family of Naples. Why has not one gone downs Why hare not detachments of Sappers and Miners bees mot to assist in the work of excavation, instead of the Leartrending work !flag left to those whose allliced minds and bodies must render them utterly incapab!e of work On making my mead today led that public iodination is very straw. As to its being mid that the communal troasnriee were thrown spa. it is looked on as a solemn Three, for it is well known that they an always empty. I understand that the royal - palm@ of Caserta hos suffered 'evenly. Hem is Naples we had smother shock at 1223 p.m. on the 22nd instant bat we shall expect them to continuo Ts, some time yet, mad indeed they are now perfectly harmlcss. I nueresearday see of the towers of the cheers story, whi& was split from top to bottom. Maar people are mid to have left Naples or to be thieliing of doing se. It M a great foUy to do so, for history scarcely _records one instance in which the espial has suffered severely. Vesuvius has been our sakty.yalve, sad is now smoking away with im mense rigour. At midnight, after the great earth quake. an aperture was opened at the bottom of the wee. and a torrent of stones sad other material thrown out. The public here are greatly disgusted with the fulsome adulation of his Majesty which is inter mingled with the tragic &tub of the roast awful disaster. So amidst the consternatios awakened by the death of many thousands, sad al • vast destruction of peorrty. we are told that the eurvivon burst into exclamations of " Visa fl He' when they hosed of " the sumac pensaised i Vl miamecent piety of our most religious ownw succour which could newer be granted except whim the august perm& who sits upon the throes nye meta. as does our adorable monarch, the Celestial Providence." On Christmas-day a solemn Papal benediction is to be offered in all the churches for the great many mesedrad to the population in their deliverance teem the distraction of the earthquake. His Majesty 1 Isse se r r t an tossd has sent bo,tbn)d. tar dr Mid of the ill 1111211110711 D 1,013111111 AT SALSLTO. l nantiai we Wasik ia the loon of • return perimeek b.ina.r NW.* Is as isprimmast of IlbmistimeWsiniri Piet aillmingsa. Aefeecond Nem wale bun Agilek Or Mb of Sowomea, 4 tha Boa ot aIIPIIII4IS le Mow "Aging Cilield Doan le dr BM 111 Dos. S.) (lisrest.) deples, Nov. 211, 1561. I he. de hence r wpm * your lordalp that ea the XII debial I ewereded, .tale rah dr. Perk, te Same Y deal the ree aegleser. Oa main that tem I wiled Is the AraraerOsared, Y ease del he WIN bow the se. —y wise le the Om matheettlso M ee airoloa. tall I ended el dr oppereerby le owns te hies my regret led ohm deem of the ewe of Ow Coped had bra iet Lad her pieta Mr seem= Wed .d Perk bed set keen blab & sad I erearied ebe tabard when the trig wall ewe a neseybel drift, gonad relered, bearsaa of Whyte's. et mime arsee.bed bra bad ea Welt, et be Ms seta ea beard the Otalled, white bed keen err wed Is kir Ism the share of ape by Peek, sad dee be mull set era, when the rid raid immure. Oa eater beg dr pokes wire the lye sailer ere wee soodeed, I ditty emir& then belt ea the wryest of the raw be grolisa, sad I as bray r wq dos the AtterarrOasared empeet le me wee cempleldy Yea Pork sew test tar Meg 1111 bred, end Welt mew resolved saa Pak .need re thel, ears erre slam, be yes bressit bin the itteessrOweirel, mhos he Aust, tend, siYg there, sae of the Imetirsvets, who use blade be give ' his mires. This Whirr! demand In hewer of Watt end Perk, emeptsiely earremeitteg them beat goy otesplirly Me whet of the rime of the Gerd, dad Nerd that • (dopcarat), with ether, bed breed . arks wpm Pork behling degree et his Mina dl he teak ; dot the sods, Tee to the sir that If he did he day, so bane was bows to Ida (Park) or his ceareara ; but if wher e**, they would *obit their lime.' That both the ow slew, were thin bred dm the segia.rooto. and one of the insurgents Mood ever them with • pistol, whilst another, she seemed, Mood at OM tep of the mesa-room prepared to fin en the enlisters if the lasummets perceived snythiag to is.. their ommiviens. Perk farther Worms toe that, wise the witness hd Meted time much, the Attorney-Osneral, who hod appertmtly taken dove the deposition a. it yea awaited, kid parpnerly so Glutted the windbag, that on reading it to depoanit be termed to rig* it, us the 4. t. , terry .oroom' had cestriv.4 to auks the deposition against the en/ismer*, Instead cf • complete sequittal. The 6rposent ineisted upon that paged the pr.. brag tare out, sod the Attorney flemend lesily, het reluctantly, did so. I was Wormed et Selerne, by good authority, that, on the !gib of October. whom the enterers were proseemeed so have beet lawfully sersoted„ the President of the Greed Court vas very &mimes of seising the regime. at liberty, but the Attorney•Cienseel larded that It amid be otherwise. lot lolled I Mee the ho mer of trammitting a statenont which I hen drawn up Goes Me reports of Watt and Fmk, rim& to rev in the promo, tithe tether of the latter, who has signed it with ;it ia Is. fell of the misery whirl the poor men hive eadiaad to melee say comments from me." The taciturn. elates that on their arrest the two engineers wen Leered to give up soy per. If they had soy. Watt bed none: Perk gave up Lis pocket-book, comainisg • sots not signed by say patron nor addressed to soy one, which had been forced stpcs him by the ilmorgeatt It was tvcrdid thus —'• We have resolved to free our country lona the yoke of slavery under which we have so leas suforred, and we cad Imes all upright men te mid eon If you do year duty, no kens shell ht fel you; but, If otherwise, your Urea The raegatlar of the laekeere 116411 to the shocking wdlpitin which the easlaars it waaereteat is pram, lb. derails spoils( le gray respect with the stalemate made b Kr. Peak. active ' to ear Naas torreepriagatt, earl pablialed et the Woe la oar eskietrw Tha stsitarst, which a (Wel the 24th alt., rearlake with swing :—"Tbr eeriest prayer of the Eighteen to that Ow racy agesely be brought to trW. They have 'beady bus ettallatid be Iva months without bawl sawed, until vials the bat lea by., to ore Nay ay eaceptatig ea ow nudes, whoa aa seesaw gamed Weal OM thou to the plata at Naples for a to. moments ; ead, ill*. prayer le set ioreediatrly crenplird with, we. the arimeligael, bar to dwell upon the coaroluescar which we la* to Wel theme as." 'NILE AT 'flit Drier Or POSTLANIAL—Yesterday unevimr, betfiem tee e'er& • ims Imre M the be& rem ot th• Dube et Portland, et lit woks. 19, Carr dia-eqemr. Rh p... hes ler slam roe bees sedirleg lltem • shark di.on• MACAO* plli I. the WP, end re reverter to May tr jam by IrWift the rpm hem • spirit a rem Lear rel had bees darn se yeeterr team les i ; i t u toriod Ly Mr. Lark We bones eterrd, whin, from • .minders, the twtelessithe led eager On from the demo of the bor. and the Irwin et vine Mrs reel, we meemselre , 4 to she ease genies d die brims. Mr. Ler memptly oriel riehmee, art me oded Is sr robs do der to dr Mao ser d ; t Sal 10,4 trenliall dl. rifts der et dr bin. ., he mw• yds Ird Y the mardre pries he tetells war son the Ow ire adird, lei .as bore the entire lindros d drown rug brown& THE LITZ FATAL FIZZ If DsTa~AL -O. LLa. Isar ion.—Aa Sow .is l.laWm au Ma boas st Ms is was b Sri Wm la tbe in is its lab OM at td. pmadsia of Mr. Rarra. wh miss, N. tr. Larboalres. Ifribasl•ows. Tbs joy sword tba kF Mrs vodka That Ibi Maissal paisAs. , lat la a soli b. ibis awl San is 1,., wee, by M. souls. asses sad saasbs ..a ifs bars Wass fr. do NM 4., safraiskil, of Oikh dry dm abs lt. Mad, WI twit as by obit mos the laid In was semed ibm sae as *Massa Is wady tb• Joan; bat =del sal assn. wiifrisi sasersoadiair a amid id Se mast. dads As Ire nolo bass sod Oa mese boom as Oat Os asks blew Mold be alb le gin So pease aurae la um of las aid lbw dm apnea Si* st allot.( So paw ea Gm Woad.. sad lkosa, tb Iltoyd Iledasj • emsepoir", is Or mai. la osialsa." NAVAL AND MILIIABY. A MITIALIT, Dic.3o.—Arpormnarre.—Maaters W. J. B. HLlivd (imp, to the Royal Waliate, 130, rship at oralleg, et Poemboats , sod C.T.A. Nodda 1140) 4 to the Piglet A Woalvielt. Amistoal.-barsoot C. 0. Somosr, to the Tiro. 4 . lerew Aosui-voosel, Ilatliftnosome statics. CHATHAM, Dic. M. Ao immen gi alratity et warm clothing wits this Mair the W M id whim =os 'Mete lm lie theof the the, the loyal Ilestaree, sad de Metal NMI Cape, who an lOW eentsi ht !Who The Merlin*" book *re at the Ova WYK umber the ditectioa of li.T. Imes, Hol., =r; ash d the netpleets big previded with • elvell bl e te soL ommemalmg elm et the depot M ethleh bee hubsed THE NAVAL BaHuta—Peg'. Jacks sin roaming about map la • immaisMy bee eml may tessaer. Qom Y them amphibious mmilames us. Oae, Crum- bk., bag Ole a mamipele " amble " as IM calla btu pall. =la imb e i llr e m4 rolfoling boys they era sad peens a amemul be IM leis Meese yea sew esti taw met amp 1 bre that the " mists" Mr a emil d them, t I is os= b bar gem imadve that they elm aid that It we their Wit le GM that ill of the Ms, mat the remark, ▪ tee Mere um! and that aceemoild fee each arc melyteue dawdles by hie Ala Neat to Os Jae= et tie Hillaran as veer Um masa ao alma la the few sad reemiste of the astima—Letter frees Csomyort. THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 31, 1857. TEE STATE 07 DELHI. The following (says the Times) are extracts from • very intereeting private letter, dated Delhi Palace, Nov. 16 : Iro aro bore to •oeoap•ny • column •bout to march loss coestry to mom two sr Id oars** to CatraForo for the Commaltr-ls-Clisf sad Woofs from England, sow , .. made. Cowper* la esesban, No late is ye . ' teed for the alma leavtog We; is the treateddle • tread ode le eskleg f et the eeptured booty of Delhi, sad a weeder hal sat Pee sight a Is be re an the collected things—the yeas el s melted Ow and city We bit • • • at is Vela& at *it, sod It woe strew to dad m os' Mein W sheik* sites the Delbi reed, with& is se di how se as Leila law! Ws slept calmly as the way, bet roved at dews to watch the battlefield d the Midst (,Id Gland A. Wilton dlotagnished dieing), sod ghastly come right of guttered Delhi. Wirt a severable lOW 111117 wall or bran that beet ear gimp le la almoot shopeisee rata, while the whits marble pavilions et this seises rite Worm! &bag the Jessets's bast. Is de el thsee Ilk Os Theme le se the bar* sod qpidases 'JoeyOak sena I Mai iv =itairlbloa. are el I • f lebbl pitied to Ds wilmh add heeded ; bat all dale meld ef mid se.—the me OM ekes d upend s in ger d i ft e re s = d t s • s i t sw eemp i rl i 4erlatt , sllM P arboutakkale maw thea • drim .. em o ad • Imre eirAkuier le llt • r delde the Pare to the Oidnere Ode— ma= teed. .dosi. wades; ilk kik,* ad we d Mild at kw, she. Mist the bat Deeps bean../ added Ake I Deedete Ddli I awl id ye an told It Is *wig Ist oda tweed dm Beres of the plush It bat Wlm a r ild ef itheeldis la ea red eke* Chas, wb Ns all I I thebrisk kirk. Now kb nib wades petal dime* de amp audio the to,, =fradaldis ell be mid pie% Isit am aro am send he alar. Oodles& el YE de bilsi kg met Am Se Mika /kaki, sew •• yam Th• imilems de alleeki = d r hodielle mks Ike am re is hook., awl mks id see st emma then i n Mid Ode kw v. dm* amok um khea •sh le V A Is skit Id way e bet sated; lei • k • listeal ef Os peat Aseledbees ure led e• nekkee km kin the ideasearsie aks Isdkk Asset " by, but dibmgei." thud pi um Mehl the pump of Ike erred de di b afrestsmi. It way keekk mot Mr ei dullems at be led rwaded bire to Mad m we mg eurselves he the mild ef • bode; let, Go hie op to be prmaitted to go peke he diem it le elm=level kw the rued will set be lepoied. Nosy magi A have to be ooh., ao Walser sermets or he sea. seer sight (ais r pmestal dues) to knit oar ended Is the deski • bus we nod wry ow small teat only, utak seal le d ' eterk MI IPS me abed to meek tt ourdes AI mg keep dem together Mw weed eke be aeldh lasea kw ems/ Woke. I Id vs try lose awed oat bee we ski wedge di by be the bed. Sem edit* jo yid us and mow Chillbreuk sad • pay at tbe game Gulag, sod • =iseembh r expecood f. sire as move with am Oa nelmbisssing Hemet* hale been kaiak elk, to roe anitme of Wk skied irks Me het her mamba Sere are 060111111111 Was/ an" 'then Its,. oily teas eeeldisswitaii,asalsa. We kos w the cap- Mut Wag di topel tea' dry ere la auto tittle room Ili MI st dr piss et Op pima The di Lai looks my lb* ad hes • • link kW egg es el Mlles whom Me in ket M i d k be di te be or poosilAe exe Ism balm SIM Wllb hie ear mach more M il tr i Its; senthsee Man a" me yea net 1t.,. mod ; dm see k ey dia Um 'mem NO In taw keldas set eliblek, - kid end =one to leek et. 116 le the .b ddi do Qum. With kr line et set lair hews lia:p bad faisevisw; err boa kr seemed ma eamoo diem )i "NI ellis al : s at •ory het very kits amisser—all *me Mobs hen Idea be. ba. She l• shun sad MeAsirse *Mg coax wilt • mak di weed kett, ad at my pretty uteb plospp brit, ma=is Wirt 1. eat with Imperil. doer be bade% tided ad mrrr surreembed her. She pima ISO IMMO bassi if the id Ceeelm to whom ekes mama bar seldbMitas. Il• says the King wee help less to 1.411 Mar. NM OM abut their arrival bed planed NM la Melba mita Ile thy were es reedy to rob her I rad l. ist " sitar 61.2". te1p sw mili tr k7yting "'U b t u b r a iengS ilia est sem se Bedew tit u itrr ei ct captivity ; she emdmesade the aseemillp See le d 'silty or in- I rad parties bag ebs Mast _ seeds meet the King's lissome* am meek se ha own. She odd he bed keen I to the hands of bed people. There appeared te be =irivalties mow the w.mnen ; it is mid she the oseest *Armee wives, she befog the last. Ike beet is repradisi es meth better looking than her- • eslf, sod bees dustier of thirteen married to the king's yosagest sou, emody smationed, and reputed very hatab le. Oar beim describe her es having superb loco orm, and a tomt beautiful little mouth, bat her twe °theret.e too be sad full. Some of the women toll them they had had Kaglishwouien and &Ural is the peace after Me mama cre„ in hope of.swing than, hat the maftneten demanded them and coald not be resisted. They say the tiepoya com- Omitted that the king wee feeding Englishwomen daintily, while he only gave them gram for food. Heaven knows if the rile family be clean an heart end band or not. I may nothing eentimental shout them, bat I pity them. Their religion is quite enough to excite our pity, and if they hem been abettors of taers they ought to be pitied for their sic•. If they ere, es they my, ionoeent of any alms in the , n they are airtime indeed. I true all examinations may be judk Musty and fairly condo led. Mr. -- u en excellent men—most upright and indefatigable In dierovering the Watts, sad withal newt tender Warta. He will Mot opm the guilty, nor inflict coining as the hisoestit. Dot I .at poem Bequa.r. TO GLASGOW.—At the reeding ea learlay Edishorgh of the eral of the late lime ge elima, Tao , woo years ego of the arm of Deathless, itschanan, and Co., several very iutereetteg bequesta we discloer4. A sum of 10,0001. by bees left by tier demand a the Igircliesse* Hoare as Noel sum to the Trades' Hem ad Is the Ingratiry reepectivrly, and 3,0001. per swam the Or prat en noted sal industrial shooh to Olasgew le en rapeasest for ten years, The chief trout's, oudenend, an (teatimes selected from the magistracy sad eimall.—Woosr Doily M.d. LhsitTJl A+ 11IIINER.—On Tuesday Min Burdett Note pre se eeeelleal dinner to 300 poor portal:limn of It. emirs's, Wietteistor. The Lad Bishop of Loudon s l ant, oleo the Archaism of Madams:, Viscountess T has, Cam Isealegs, Mears Tram,. Garden, , A. P. Timm, Cliestham, &r. The ester- Whined wee asephie la a that weld minion b the anothet sod Omen of the empasy. • persica at the Caidstront Omnil bad othellod the ads The Ambience liebb, Kr. Tamil, sod Ohm took ili p= H sponthe, 111 as Own@ oho eonleer the par wale mphlbw lad modest adviser iftessopperest. CIRI.T3dee WEATHER IR SHs NORTIG—The weber te the sorth-ast oast Awns the Chrlinne be& data Ins hen the neat nionetoble net sonenteemel try the dint inhabitants Old mow ad leteerien orbs lan q their Lou. as the North M he,. as localthethot of earl • kin " opoll "of opts netny wean at Chatham ea vs bon anothend thla yam The tarn kin on on is 1 Wen se the bane ups the Xenbandoselnd math sad Mies. priarane, and etbm opine Ihneen stay be ma fro the 'nand. Os Choldion pp maitoes abroad Whin Y tho ma ant .eleinhe awl ; sad ran • perms walking wfal • eon es wee nnaltlai panthable ea that day. The nth no. that sad the nand armies ..f to& ere e missch ellistira the std bode. Ahoy 200 tenth or cljla th e lathe nal bade an laid tip Is the Tyr. e; d sr• of with end no Awed 17& ed. par soot. by the actual ammo dohs. The wales, brirer, bare boa Iran as the meth met this nor Una the ems yawn pest. PARIA AHD LOXDOX riaCaLil EXPIIRIA.-1110 ssw Orem, impaelles wall*. the mutts at Leaden et rani ennond by the theethirfurs Railway Ompaes .landa• and Toth Ponds Ineeth" .111 eons len nomallea to-nenetu. near mai Ai. ail Mtrd uthennopeoll he Lain the asenthetleth big It ee pug= it pot etrohnil. THE CHURCH. The Rev. H. V. &riven, M.A., bee been licensed art admitted by the Lord Ma" of Okamoto!" and Bristol la the pepelnel mussy cd Pmetaman-alr, in the county of Otencester, mord by the midgmelM eaka el the Bev, T. V. Wotan • min. Jame lbeerts W The des• - . 1 1 1. - 11. Bastbreem hets la till Instituted by the Lad Meer et fileneester and Bristol to the notary of ka the ocandy el vacant by the nips- DdLrt In Ism amp Milks' ; patron, W. Brook Ifaq. The Bay. Jahn Gams, LK, hes been Instituted by the Laud Dishap of Olenoester end Bristol de the motary of BMWs Busby, la the county of Oloacethar, vacant by the dud of the Be.. W. Forgo , on the preentstion of the MAW end Fellows of Jesus College, Qualteldge, the Orem MR. 8111110NON'8 TABERNACLIL A basset, in aid of the fends fat OA erection of large taker's& kw Mr. Spurgeon, opened an Tuestley, at the &Any MAL HAL The hill wee dieseated with dap, sad Airier spectra' d relletessit, jogelirey, sad Amy MIAs Wife resagel ups Nib ak As Ans. A plea= vse AAA sa the gel MAW aNstplsi hp the ardisiba. Loss vidsh sea disphjed s misty re yob ar selemilw firs.sai la all prig d the she w ith sfe te be of pusldls Ai polisara et ell lAA Amid, kr awl fird o p e. Amps. At three eslssitllr. armpits. Ns e eased la As refradmeat rem. Ile alesal s a sr s' lPet the pleasures the& Eight be ealeyel by Christi= ' =LHe ssesemeadel thet sontlaismsheald be avoided; i the sene ArA he warned hie harem spinal those ship wild won asoad pleasures, but which the con dones Lid Are Net pinease that should be Liaised in by a CAW= AWOL Of AL clue he lastanosd seal* pestles where perms use together to white kid glove., shred lit see swaths, sad talked manse; and declared Astir/ W pre he would AAA stop at hens than undergo the rek=f4l ..a nsit smorassalia. He believed that if some AAA of water se • meet delectable drink, rduriau g ht would soca he assidend a pest delicacy, Ad thee many things phased =r iza hsta i sse they Ale celled pleesone. With nerd le Ms IPA= was. that it wes mat hseithy media sad be freely laid la; Ise be Aseght sits sad asneis should dame Art, As erdissry pails sf th theism in th e dame behurpre ludas of =hell Omen of skill be me no oh- Leeks A hA shore atoll he laid to be productive Pa of me raisk. sad, as k the owe of MOIR lma sal CAA. id Id to evil Ad& Ai somisen, d Lei Derby covrqrout Week The wake of dica bows alwaisidadadail him of tbe waft of kis at Übe foot of that s. kr ea vesture of the aavicar, sal he did not think it haws awl Christian to Weak thaw. Pat it ww so an (Mai Oaks on thaw coat twa nr u ksawas had ark - up flak wink upon them. wad calf swat wadrafity to nom that which their cassoloaras gusset /Ida Ilansara, ha declared, woo WISt lalweirl Is all it aw pinata= km, ask la advised all to dimples imwiralkadina eakeakilawaS hat to avoid thins plows v Ida awawkwa walowsad. Referring la ocaokadia to kr 'IOW aria slink dr walks had taken pito, le drawl lliasawba wpm adawdese kr thei w- aitress _and WNW ip the pamot 6 ,,2001. r had hen mind Wa w wa tka weeks if is Tabannicle, the total wet el wig& ad 111,111 A LIU MIDNIGHT MAU AT TES MADELEINE. The altal&t scram of Christmas-me was Me bated et the laeastahke In all Its wasted sidandear and me were attrasal rest arowde to Ito solos sad striking eallamesh Ma eels& the vat interior of the =Vlsake mee Impoeteg what Ile l l i att :hat sawo d or as dull iloprisoesd nye Meet yis Irzr ses Ir y It': dr: thbt.day, and occag i s! ham sad two boars an. • onamony whir vodka, maw has book spun from Its acannameennst. itrii. «de leisure Grady mad edifying than the general meta 3 this immemscommegation, composed almost in equal mumble* of nimead mad of every rank of the popula tion from WOW So lo The rich and drawing-room like decorations dada megelliemat church put forth all their ors for the occasion; and the rye was dazzled by the rpt a ; on all Idea of rich drawls, carpets and anidekbree, and Fleetly vistmenta, sparkling ulster= of light, in the midst of which the superb white marble alter with its lofty figure of the Virgin borne aloft by winged angels of gigantic nu--one of the finest works of Pradier— lifted itself and its bright Worolnatione as • eon-tike mare of attraction. From ume to time M. ,is 'ma of the Madeleine, crowd the speaker the altar, end waned the congregmioa wah here eye he whether the enormous &did. • would yet hold man ere the doors were shut—a regulation very property adopted be ta the service begins, especially at such an hoer at the night, sad with the motley end irregular crowd which mope pus monad the ballding ontaide, and which puts • step Me to that porpeWl lames and egress aad Waffling and scuffling of fat es dinagemsW to the eta of an English churchman in cocaina:Ml places of worship. At a quarter before void night the unequalled erne poured out a gush of its liquid now, end at the same momenta whole company et priests, in their golden Wearies, lamed forth from a sidiodoor,= with that exquisite scenic effect, better known or man Im p iaingly pactiend as no other stage, streamid off, each bear ing the Holy Becremest, and accompankal by hie atterdeat ministers and numbeenr, to every altar within the emceed precincts, and midnight mem began. "Qua you your mid • Frenchman, in warm to a Nowt I mails " hem need of thin met of thing, w soiree, it the different Me of your services ppino• an internal and individual win of devotion vYel Is not generally found amongst us, or equine al laid a alminger stimulant to draw it forth." To a looker en, ea Therintey night, the devotional, though excited, aspect of the vat 'multitude which filled the Madeleine, was Sight ailtyMg, mad the moat gratifying feature of the as .I=l,lt. of the mass itself, al a musical ceremony, was • pea telling off as compared with led year. The lgadiie and its inoom hitt orgm ham wafted ea Inoperable loss in M. Lide- Wetly, an artist well worthy of so magnificent an isstrument but who, through MAIO use. Waste olaundemanding with the &oil:oxides of the darce, bee given up his poet. The organ, in consequence, was barely decently handled, and the enchanting imper sonations of former years on the grand theme of the Nati vity new madly missed by all whom* fortunate enough to be able to remember them. The number of communicants, both cosh sad female, Ina causally great; the long lino of rails before the high sitar wee filled again and wan by the crowd' which pressed forward from the body of the 'Much, and two o'clock had struck before the great awe were thrown open, and the last bun: at musk and the lighte streaming out upon the darkness of the night announced to the crowd outside that the ceremoay ems over.—letter free. Perk in the Owrdimr. Tilt CLF.RGT IN FILM-E.—The Abbe Dupont out at Happenoourt (Aisne), was some time ego in corn plinase with the request of the municipal authorities, removed nom his parish by the Bishop of Sotesonr, but for what rea ms wee not stated. A short time bark, the priest appointed to eneceed hint begged to be removed, and hie prayer was complied with. The bishop thin reinstated the Abbe Du p=t, but the munkipality refused to allow him to be installed. The administrative authorities, being appealed to, decided that the nomination of M. Dupont should stand ; but, sooner than consent to it, the mayor, deputy-mayor, and members of the tarmicipal cosniil,offmed their resignaMons, On AM an investigation of their complaints against th e abbf wee instituted, and it was considered desirable to meson hint. The Bishop of 901/10001 accordingly List week, adored him le leave the parish. Bat the abbe ;Owed to obey, and even tattered threate of death against the bishop. In unneequene• either threats the Sub-prefect and the Preen/est-Imperial sE Si. Qoastls went on liaturday, at the head of a detach ment of egesidernierie, to Happesmart, sad there arrested the Abbe Dupont. The abbe was lodged in the prison of Bt. Qatatia, sad is to be brought to trial. TM mayor 'Mother municipal authorities of the village have, on seasuit of his wrist, withdrawn their resignations. PUNISHMENT OF A DISHONEST BANKER IN TRANCY..—In April last, groat series:ion wee canoed at Havre by the disappearance of • banker, named ValiS, Y vies risNlitice to • Luse amount. On en eaaminetion of hie sibs it appeared that bowleg Lees agent to MM. BMW De;thooies end Co., bankers at feria, be had em battled. AWL which they had eostided to him fur • par **, time as director of a bank in shares, called Ste Onmsrcial, he had misappropriated funds =bb slime debit nil reseed ; that he had teldlied it oder to Simile there farts; and, lastly, that bueW leetune • bankrupt, ha had awn - Tinted sleets which =to hie ,canoe. Some time after his eight he wee at Perla, end the Court of Aeries of the Saar Miliikene has jest bean occupied fur three days in Inter hr en the three amiss of embezzlement, forgery, and Melailit bankruptcy. He mast declared guilty, but with ammatiog cireamontos i tad ins sentenced to des year: besehnsenent nod . Ilia ...haw, • nun named Penientse ; we bid nab him tor having assisted him in bbittiair his esetniate ; het he was so:lssued. CIIaIsTMAI COllOOlllllll.-4' As we write," says the Dallsoono ,01wwr as this Christmas eve, a full grown and very betistild kitttsrei is dying vigorously about see cals. It wee eevabl is the open air, by Mr. Icseph WAuby, of Millhetseek en Wedaseday. A pair of 'yarrows me bonny mined M the ecestructirs of • test at no great Elstsnes honest peembes; sad • pair of riospies ms sm. payed la Min wan in • seisiabouriss tonnised. A stalk of whist, the mend mop this =Woo, end now in full ear, Wire wee la the pries of Mr. Fleury York, of Tanlasta ; sae a swollen wee shierred in fight over Shan:. gram& ea enl mod retty a last. the swans, which, to, t Feel d ieorstsm, Is without precedent In the res. teary of say weeeest eta. limatity." [Advertiatnnent.)—HoLLOwn VA PILLS TIIII MOOT Sovoarrt Annoys to DIN■••• trrAn.—Jamspi of r .... 1112 . :W0Ndi, Ones. anwrallo Ealp he las .lest he tr• es us if re• raft sm... •111irlfer Ns TrEtoaas 141117:ee ceeeetw . reemen_ ... seom ewrt e. ths• wee Rod 1111., awl Im • non .1 NAYS./ lbe mew es. 4. ▪ aam t i bsac....irei•4l. 6 P::mgt. li= be.. A. oddmr4D-ris ; ..ILLEOED 5741rA27011 al A MILD. - - Lut night Mr. William Payne, the earner, held an laquettia the baud-room of the workhouse et St. George the Martyr, Southwark. ea the body d Ansa Mazy Blake, Besh.4e years, the daughter al palate Sabi st No. 9, Reckeme-eteme, Sadhwark. The body wee y emaciated, having anew the appeoreiwei of a akektott. Mr. Llewellyn of Suffolk-street, surpon, mid that about 12 o'clock on Friday night last be Ina slat *a to steed at No. 9, Disney-place, Redcross-areet, Southwark. He saw a child in the first floor front room, lying on a boa. It was dead, and had a fly been so for some time. He examined it ex y at the time, end found it very much ' emaciated. The mother said that two months ago the child hadthe small-pox, when Mr. White, of Lamb's Condi:at oned, attended It, and after a fortnight be said it only required nourishment. be told her, in consequence of its emaciated end other appearances, it would be micessary to have an inquest on tlie body, at which both Mbar and mother expressed their astonishment, but said nothing, When they first came toy rreeqquire his attendance they said that the child was daegesooety iIL but it must have been dead fora considerable time, as it wee quite cold. He had yester day made a post mortar examinants of the body. The care of death we, tubercular disease of the lungs endoplasm, but death had been socelersted by the want of proper nourish . mat. To a Juror—lt must have been some days since the child lad takes any food—imam fire or six days. Alias Mary Blake, sister of the deceased, wee then sambaed. She said before her sister had the small-pox she was stout and healthy, bat she never ate much. Mr. White, of Lamb'. Conduit-street, attended her until she got better, about two mouths ago. She wee taken ill lit week, and • doctor was sent for, but she wes dead. She had not eaten mouthing for the last week. Witness took bar meals with the net of the easily, and on Sunday week they had meat, go ' tars, sad for dinner, but her dater Ind nose. She bad sop and tea. Her sister did not sit at the table with them, ace did she ask for scything. Sho was not prevented from sating. She did not think that her sister asked for anything daring the week, bat if she asked for anything she always bad it. She could have had anything she asked for. To a Juror—We did not and for a doctor before, because we thought that she would get better. If, father and mother were kind to her. My sister was not afraid to ask for scything she wanted. Maria Blake, the mother of the child, said the child had Wen tittle during the past week, end all she wanted was drink. She could not keep anything on her stomach. Her husband went to four doctors Wore one would coma, and in the runtime the child died. Mr. Cooke, the summoning officer, said there was no bed in the room nor was there any apparatus of food. Several of the jury thought this was a owe that mulled further investigat ion, and the inquiry was someftgly ad journed for that purpose. LAMENTABLE ACCIDENT. A diatreiseiog accident occurred at one of the coal ati f it 4 l: 44 ll; ; lLLa t. , d r ug thlnitt i r . Saturday taut, Id? . many 7eare ploughman to the demand Calmed C of fibewhill, Wet her life. Iler mother has rwinented wi a wean of the name of John Todd, ma smployd of Mr. Joha ' Movie, coalmaster, Mulford. The girl, who wee about ea , teen years of age, had gone with some food fur her fether-la law to what I. namod the Baltic, • pit near to the Genoa Water, and where she found bier, along with the other men. Todd told the girl that aa it would be a considerable time as he would take his supper she need not wail, and he would bring home the empty dabs. himself. This wee about 7 o'clock in the evening. The light wee burning at the mouth of the ehaft in the usual way, end in its usual pool , bon. The girl turned to go home, but to whatever mane the deception was owing, she same to hay* bre portion relative to the orifice of the sad stepped into it. A cry wee heard, the reps moved as If struck at intervals—there was • heavy sound, sad ell wee Wt. It wee the work of a moment. The Ws father. in the rope, and bad he not been prevented Ms owertaio to would have been lost In • vain endeavour to save that of his daughter. Aa the position of the girl at the bot tom wee 1111k2011M. It wee judged most prudent not to put the 1 eratelasey in modes In rein the WO, but one of the colliers wee let dos by what le technically called the crab and he Mead Ye lying quite dead. She had fallen with her fax downward en the bar of the age, and the weight of her body balanced, ebe was literally broken over thi ami n:26ra up into the cage. The pit In about 300 feet in depth. The grid and distraction of the mother, when stair and promising daughter, on the eve of womanhood, and who so shortly before had left her M health and strength, was brought beck to her • mangled corpse, was painful to vitae... The Rev. Mr. Reid, of the Free Church, Hurl teed, shortly after elated the Wady, and used his endeavours to eouthesed console. The occurrence has naturally made a deep mad= In the village.— Olaagato Deily Mail. QUARRY ACCIDENT IN NORTIIWA! elsocking asimleeghe bas seemed la the Vale of Nantile, so lately the erns et • radY eseldeat of a similar cha racter. Oa Illaslsy Nis ma was st work at the Dorothea Slateworka,. In • plt Yawn as the Fire Hole. A fresh " consig of a channel about fifteen yards hug and amen or eight Mud, was in proper. preparatory to working the date on each side, which nese perpendicularly to the height of about thirty yards. A powder-waggon had just been lowered into the pit, when an iMM4OIIB Male of rock fell se suddenly as an avalanche upon the men. About thirty or forty tone rested on a gallery above, overhanging the opening, and flora divided the rock in its dement into two muses, which completely cut off all escape. One man ran • few paths after the fall, but hie pregres was arrested, and he wee buried with the net. The sixth man was almost miraculously preserved. Ile was working apart from the others, on higher , and the projecting rock partially sheltered C o nr d A atone about du tone weight was see to bound over his heed, and, though struck by frogs/seta end seriously injured, be ultimately succeeded in reaching the area of the quarry. Bleating had frequently to be resorted to to recover the bodice, which were not found until Friday evening. Belays of workmen marched during tie who le week, night and day, without intermission. The bodies pre sented • frightful appearance. Some were ttcribly mutilated and nearly cut through, and one wee perfectly Battened by the weight upon him, the skull torn Launder, and the brain found separated close by. The name. of the deceamed are William Pritchard, 60; John Evans, 38; Thomas Joao, 3t; Owen Morrie, 28; and Thomas Pritchard, 21. All ex cepting the last-named were married, and leave several children. Had to. accident happened about three minutes Kroner, in all likelihood but one if, would have been sacri ficed, us the rest had retired for a while from work. The entire fall la estimated at several thousand tons, and the t ab blab, irrespective of the enormous mem which lodged on the {edge, was piled to a height of sight yards.—Shretrabury Journal. DEBPERATZ POACHING APPRAY.—A GAMEKEEPER Sttor.—On Wednesday, Dee. 30, John Draper was bought before the sitting magletratee at the Sbire Ilan, Nottingham, charged with shooting John Winfield, on the preserved lands of John Musters, Esq., of Annealey-wood-house. It ep• peered ham the evidence that the prisoner went, along with nine or les others, on the 28th of December, in the pursuit ef per le Anualey-wood. Winfield and some other hempen were watching, and having heard a gun flied they wet to the place whence the report proceeded, and discover ed the peashers, who instantly began to assail theta with stones. Ow of the poacher' said " Shoal" and Draper turned round, =Leelds piece, and red, the contents of the gun enter fired, pert et Winfield's thigh. The keepers then eked wilt Mir semarMt, and Wyman, one of the watchers, struck the Wears as the head with • bludgeon, calming • serious wound. The other poachers then made of; but Peeper net being able to got away, was apprehended. Win laid rural= in • very dangerous state, and the magistrates be,, ramadal the prisoner fora week, as it is not known whether Irbileld will recover. Nose of the other poachers hamlet bow apprehended. DEATH FROM EATING PLUM-PUDDlNG.—Yester day Mr. Watley held ea bequest at the Elephant and Culle, Camden-town, on Frederick Harding, late an inmate of Bt. Pancras workhouse, aged about 60. On Saturday the deceased woe devouring • large quantity of cold plum pudding, and after be had eaten some pounds of the pudding and we. in the act of swallowing another large piece, be fell suddenly forward in an insensible state to the gromd. Mr. William Coeter, the senior medical officer, was sent for; but before he came the min expired. Mr. Coster, upon making • poebenortron examination, observed some three or four pounds of plum-padding in the deceased's stomach, as also a quantity in his respiratory orgasm; and, from the condition of the brain, it would SEMI that the wretched man had been aired with a sudden tit of apoplexy. On the day before (Chi:stmas-day) the inmates of the workhouse wen well re galed with good fare, in the shape of roast beef and plum padding, and the deceased most have tusnaged to have re ceived more than his owe share. The nay returned a ver dict of Accidental death by sufbeation;" DEATH or A BOY lIIROVOH PLACING A PEA IN tits EAL—YOIII4IIIII, morning ea inquest was held rot the Jelly Caulker. Tavern, New•road, RiAhatithe, on the body of Robert Sinclair, aged 8 years, the son of a lightarrotan re siding at No. 46, Colnerctal-striet. The deceased attended • free mew Ml in edway-place, Deptford-road. On the 2nd fast be we. playing with a number of his schoolfellows, when be peodnind a pea and said he would have a game at esalarleg, and put the pea in Pia ear and bring it out of his mem& The poor little fellow at once put the pea in his or, ma, much to his alarm, ha was unable to withdraw it. Hie aim soon brought smistante, and he was at once con loyal to ft. Thomas'. Hospital, where every means were =mead to to relieve him but without auccus. He was ueordingly again taken home, and placed under the care of Mr. Cerise., surgeon ; but he died on the 20th ine• There was not the slightest doubt that the pea gradually peaetrated Ye tithes& math It ceased some injury to the brain. The Jay retamed • media of "Accidental death," accomparied recomMilsiaMon, both from the coroner and jury, to the act that the riesimester be requested to caution tho whole of the &Hama la a body against amusing themselves in a Under manner to that which led to the deceased's death. - THE Two WOMEN POUND DUD 1$ BID AT Dr uLer.—An inquest was bold cm bloody ea the bodies at the two women, earned Cecilia and Catheaine De*, imam sad daughter., "rho ver• fogad dead la their bad ea Mae da, =mains leek at Dudley. • verdict at "Ibtaideedelly pawned - wail retyped, the widows teethes Se pew diet death bed been occasioned by add, takes to the liora et ail al almoodsos cme ate mil ELWIN% VIE POLICE COURT& MANSION-HOUSE. al i f r eo x Harrison woobroeght beethe Lord Mayor with ba clefs a smudge from Mies Annie lifCarthy, of No. 11 Oftespilds, febaseemist. The yeefescutrix Lad night, at about halt, put nine o'clock, the primmer came into my shop and asked for two twopenny cigars. I plead them bikes him, and he offered me • sovereign which I took sad placed Is a drawer in which wag a little bas in for gold. There were two other sovereigns and two half sovereigns then la the Meta. I than closed the drawer and opened the till 'to give him the silver. He said, " Return my sovereign ; I have mash ohomme." I again opened the drawer sad rationed him the affi r t which he took up with err band, while with the other reached across and 'matched • sovereign out of the bowl, ,at the same time, • shilling .into that bowl. With tl F lghanda I caught his hand end found the sovereign I jambed between his thumb sad the palm of his hand, whilst I was struggling with him an elderly gentleman came to the door, to whom I said, " Pray mkt me this man has stela • sovereign." The gentles= did not assist me, but stood by, and the prisoner relaxed his hold, and 1 took the sovereign from him. He then maid it was his, and that I had sot returned the sovereign he bed gives me • end I asked the gentleman to call in an officer, which he a ccordingly did, and when the prisoner stooped down and undid his thousand pulled off his stocking I heard some money drop. He said It was a florin. I saw • florin in his hand. The officer then rams, but the sovereign was not found, neither was the Cross-examined by Mr. Lewis for the prisoner—He did not place a shilling on the counter, bat dropped it into the bowl. lie did not say anything about two half-sovereigns until after the of cams. He came Into the chop alone. The door was closed. He had been kneeling behind the counter fall five minutes before the officer came. The gentlemen would not allow him to escape. Noble (441)—1 was called to the shop, and there maw the prisoner, who was given into my charge had stealing • sovereign from the He said he had given the sovereign to the woman to pay for two cigars, and that he afterwards said to her that he had smeller change, and wished for two half-sovereigns for hie sovereign. He wished to be starched in the shop. I searched his waistcoat pockets there, and afterwards I searched him at the station, gad found la. 6d. in silver,_ lid. in copper, and three mime of tobacco upon biro. I received a met blrhs= the premealrix, which was that she ved he had tam from the till. I asked him his addrass. At first he mid he came from Staf ford, sad then he said he came from Manchester, and ultimately he refund to give say address, or to give any satlefertory somata of himself. The promentria—lt appeared to me that he put his own severed which I returned to hint, in his pocket. The Lord Ma ar said that in all probabWty the prisoner had swallowed the sovereign, and directed that he should be kept is prison under medical treatment. The prisoner was then committed for trial. Edward B. Pim, who was on Tuesday charged upon suspicion of Caving stolen • clock from the warehouse of Mr. Ingledew, upholsterer, of Dishopegate-stroet, was again brought before the Lord Mayor, and • man named Joseph Galloway was placed neat to him at the bar. Watkins (660) said—l took Pim into custody, and from what he stated, all of which I believe to be correct, I went last night to the house in which he lives, and waited there half an hour, when the prisoner Galloway peered by the door. I went after him, and asked him wheeler hie name was Galloway, and he replied that it was. I then told him I should take him Into custody for stealing • clock. He said that he had stolen no clock, but that I meant •ti which he had bought of • Jew in the Lane for 36a.l ir t i oet him to the station-home., and searched him, and as I was doing so 1 °burred him move his hand, and he put the clock key I produce Into the leg of hie troweers, and I shook the trowsers and the key fell from them. It fitted the clock. Pim was t hem discharged from the bar, and put is the wit ars box. He said—" lam in the employment of my father, who is • meta/ store dealer. On ChiMtmea-eve the prisoner brought the clock to our shop, and said he had it for sale, and be wanted 665. for it. I offered biro 40e., and he agreed to take it, and I gave him One sovereign and said I would give him the other the following morning. He came the next morning and I gave him a half-crown, and told him he should ham the rest next day, and before he came for the 17s. M. I was taken into custody. The Lord Mayor—ls this prisoner known to the police ? Several policemen said the prisoner had been known to be • thief upwards at twenty yeas. The prisoner—No such thing. lam a bard-working man at the docks, sad I bought that clock of • Jew in the Lane, but I don't know hie name. The Lord Mayor—l shall remand you, end if you do not satisfy me by readmit's the roan of whom you pay you w aisted this clock, I shell commit you upon the charge of robbery. The prisoner was then remanded. GUILDHALL. Sarah Hart was charged with vaulting the police. Polio* constable 322 deposed that on Tuesday afternoon be wee called on by another pulioeman to remora the primmer from Shoemaker-row. She was drunk, end causing an ob struction on the pathway, with a basket of Soh. Bbe refused to move on when requested, and on his endeavouring to get her away sho struck hint in the face with her Sat and nude hie mouth bleed. She also scratched his feoe. He was obliged to have the &mimosoa of another constable to being her to the station in consequente of the violence of her conduct. On We way she kicked him several times and attempted to bite hint. The priember, in answer to the charge, said that she struck the policeman became he kicked her two or three times in the hack. Alderman Cubits—Usa the been ben Worst Spangle° (the gacilerj—Yes, your worship. Prisoner—l em sorry to say I have, but it shan't happen again. Mr. Alderman Cubist satteneed her to 21 days with hard labour. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. Mary dap, E arock, a young woman of very lady-like ap peerance, was charged on ltlllpiCiol2 of stealing a gold watch, value 30 guineas, from the person of Mrs. Eliza Elatob, of 7, North-place, Camberwell. Mrs. Elatob stated that she was in the German fair, Lang item-place, on the previous afternoon, between four and five o'clock. There was a considerable crowd of persona collected round the musicians, listening to the musk, to which spot she was likewise attracted. She saw the priioner In front of her and felt her pries on her muff, under which was her watch mewed by a detector. Almost directly upon feeling this presents she missed her watch, and saw the prisoner's hand about her muff. She seized her by the wrist, but she managed to get her hand into her own mod, and with the other hand appeared to pass something toe stout woman near her. She kept her hold of the prisoner, raised an alarm, end a peliceman coming up she gave her Into custody. Her watch, value thirty guineas, had not been traced. Poliee-constable 313, of the A division, was on duty at the Fairy Fair, and Le took the prisoner Into custody as above stated. A valueble sold lady's watch, horizontal movement, beautifeilly•enamelled bark, and jew. lied in eight holes, was found on prisoner, together with two diamond rings, s pair of diamond ear-rings, and a gold brooch with the portrait of a gentleman on it. Priemer reserved Ler defence, and was remanded till Tuesday. SOUTHWARK. Timothy Roach, of No .. .l,l;y;iTent-court, Rent-street, was charged before Mr. Combo with pelting beer without a license. Mr. Solomon apprised for the defendant. Jeremiah Fletcher. poliot•eonstable 123 V, :mid that from infoi met ion he receited be went with another oflloer, in pri vate clothes, on Sundry morning, the 13th intent, to the prisoner', }atone, where he paw several persons drinking beer, which wee being supplied by him. They endeavoured to en ter the room and call for some, but he suppo sed he suspected something wrong and refused them. dans and his bro ther oonetablv returned to the statior-house and dreamed tberneelves is soldiers' clothing, when they went back to the defendant'., and were readily admitted to the room. where about ados su persons were sitting drinking beer. The pri soner received the money, and conversed with them about the Crimea and other things. He supplied them with a pot of beer, and witness paid him Sd. for it. After they drank it they went to the station-house and reported whet had oc curred to the inspector, who returned with them and took the prisoner. They found two large stone jars containing Ever. In erme-reamination by Mr. Soloman, witness said it was with the direction of has superior officer that he and Ms brother con table dressed thcuseelves in the soldier.' clothes. They got them at the station, when several soldiers of the 69th were billeted. When they fleet went to defendant's house, and could not get in, they used that stratagem, as it had been for some time suspected the defindant was carrying on an illicit trade. They were compelled to diaguiee them es has to detect ouch person.. Polios-oonetablo G 4 V corroborated last witness's testimony. Impactor Moore, M dieieino, mid the police had received information that the defendant hod for SUMO time sold beer at his house on Sunday morning after the closing of the public houses, and the constablee of the V divieion were em ployed to watch the house. Witness held a warrant as an officer of the excise, end the defendant was not licensed to sell beer. Mr. Solomon, for . the defendant, severely renewed the system adopted by the police to entrap pereone to break the law. He was instructed to say that his client did not sell beer, but had a few friends drinking with him when the officers Bret crane. lie refused to admit them int* the house, but when they returned as soldiers his daughter admitted them, as he had a sou in the army. He contended that the *large ought to be demised. Mr. Combo had no doubt as to trade being carried 011 by the prisoner. lie must pay a las of 61. and 2e. costs, or be ' imprisoned for one month. A CHILD SCALDED TO DEATH.—Yesterday Mr. William Carter, the Surrey coroner, held an inquest on the ' body of Arthur Rivers, egad 3 year@ end 10 months. His parents lived in Thomas. place, Thomas. 'sever, Lambeth. On Chrimmenday • puree, who was attending the mother, placed a kettle of boiling water upon the table, from which the child drank, and, although medical aid was promptly ob tained, he lived only 24 honer Tim jury having retuned • verdict of Accidental death," the coroner mid parents should never allow children to drink out of either teapots or km/Jr, whether the water contain therein was hot or cold, for fl they was snowed to drink from such vessels when the inter was cold they were apt to make a mistake, and drink the vator'othis hot. IA3'ZZ& COTTON.—Ltwairoot, Ditc. 30.—The males of cct, today are estimated at 12,000 bales of which 600 ha ve 6 4 taken for export and 2,600 on eroulation. The sales is,4 o 800 Baia, at Bid. to 6 .1 16. ; 00 Empptian at 7d. to y 2,000 Surat, et 31d. to 4 d. ; and 100 Sea Islands, at 101 . 1 146. The Wes since hmaday are 37,000 balm and Imports 36,000. The market dome with so upward tatter, Compared with Fridere rata, prices of all beds area u s id. per lb. dearer. CORN.—Borrow Dec. 30.—There was a lair apply wheat at oor alma te-day ; the trade firm. at 1.. lo advance. 48a. to 48e. , white, 44.. to 40s. Ther e very little peeing In sprieg corn—prices same as last Beam, saw, 39a. to 41a. - old, 44a. to 48e. Oats, 11 sloe 22a. to 24a; 12 atones, 2,11 e. to 28a. fleoctrosi-ox-Tess, Dec. 30.—The arrivals of vb coastwise foe the past week eve fair. To this day'e rase we hid s good show of grain from the growers. Nih a u he good demand sad sold at the extreme price. of last we Otto sad buns slow We st late rates. In other article. ;keret:km. Impcets durtog the week:—Wheat, 1,691 qrs. CATTLE.—Soirrism., Disc. 30.—Oar ruppliei bat smell to-dsy, sad trade rated slack st under-tocnou rates: —Had made trots 2.. Od. to 4s. Bd. ; mutton , ti. to 6s. 4d.; veal, de. 4d. to 6s. 4d.; pork, 3.. 6d. to 4s. pa. Was of Ms., sinking the ow. COALS.- Lomax Dzz. 30. - Bata West 11 13.. 9d.; Ball's Primrose, 12a. 84. ; Dynes Be Hartley, 14s. 3d. ,• Davison's Wait Hartley, 14.. 34 Howard's Wad Hanky NsthirtosA t 14s. 3d., Lonvidie We Hartley, 14a. 3d. ; Maras Wad Hartley, 13s. Tsatlekl Moor, 12s. 9d. ; Taniald Moor Bute', 12s. Si Walker Primrose, 13s. • Wylasn, 13.. 6d. ; Walls Acorn Close, las. 3d Walls Bud Oodorth, 18s. 34. , V End Northumberland, 14s. 13d. Walls End Ri 16e. 3d.; Eden Main, 18s. 3d. ; Walls End Brsddylls ton, 18a. 9d.; Walls End Helton, 19s. 9d.; Walls Kepler Orange, 19a. ; Walls End y, 18s. 84. • Vi End Russel's Helton, 18a. 9d. ; Walls End 18s. 3d. ; Walla End South Hatton, 19s. 9d. ; Wells Caasop, 16a. 9d.; Walls Rod Heugh Hall, 18s.; Walls North Hardspool ; 14.. 3d. ; Walls End South lielky 18s. 9d.' Walls End Tags, 19s. 94. • Walla End Vs, worth, 16s. 9d. ; Walls End Black Prtnss j3s. h ed.; Bngi Moor High Main, 16s. 84. ; Conan artley, 14.14 Lyons Stone. 20s. ; Nimes Dulhyn, 31a. Id.-Ships market, 73; sold, 49. TRAFFIC RETURNS RAILWAY& Mei p-. W.. Tolig. West mi.( Das 10. sm. IMAM doodles. 1141. A A MUM NOM SWIM III - I ill actsabwili sod 01IMP. Walt was 10. Neft Dor Dec. m U SA DMA Safamic.... ........ -- IP 11.934 11 2 IAI71 _ Week wig Dea. 111. 1000 Mo d =e 637 435 1 011 11•44 ..-- Si 134 $6 =0 W new Dec 11. Loin end Jai WuNis MT 32.171 23.64 56,1111 0 1 a34441446418. Maw 6• 1•10061 1.448 7,61 114546611. rome 44" Mardird . tl 333 TX 1.571 Wein 0•616161100110;a. 11.341 yrs los - ramor m agia Josslol4 sad el 10 01 tr elm 4Ol 31.170 13. c ilogas s i t i Mloon 146 0 01 is 11 := 4 orl law Ins 3.3-5 4.766 4.211 11.11 1 1 / 6 .060m/ as, 111300010 a f 113 GTO 1.04 1.46 06160.6.31 sal Ohnor • 1.:06 1.366 3.331 Rao 1•60.6136 lomaddre sal Toadies SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Arm of Geer, from Celle. for Comm, Des. IS, IM. $3 If.. la Si W. Garbed, hem Bossy for LIVP , pool, Nor. 11, Ist. 1 N.. be. 11 W. basis Napalm., W. Ilastla, from Cardlff for Mauritius, Nos 11, ffl )1.,, los. SI W. Mock. of awl Ise Glasgow, from Quebec, Noy. 19, lat. 44 N., Il W. la Memo (tathweer), from Balsa aria fur Pigmies*. 13 among of Ws U. 1).. MAIL TOR SIERRA LEONE.—A mail for Siem Leone was made up at the General Post-oftlee last sem* for conveyance by bar Majesty's steamer Sharpshooter, whirl is appointed to leave Portensonth this day. MAILS TOR THE CAPE.—The following notice wee issued fr m •he Ge-etal Poet-office yesterday, viz.:—lien for the Cape of Oood Hope to be forwarded from novenae by her Majesty's ship Lyra will be made up in London a the evening of the lit etoehno. All let ere, &c., intended for convey ante by this oppertunity omit be specially sal. dressed '. lly her Majesty's ship Lyr •.7 The next contract packet, with mails for the Cape of Oood Hope, Natal, St lialens, and Ascension, will be deepached from Devongar on the 6th proximo. NOTICE TO MARINERS.—The passage throegi Torres Straits is growing up very feat with coral islands sa reefs, which make it very dangerous, and few Alps Mutat it stow. THE NORTH COUNTRY SEAMEN.—A great meeting of the seamen tekagieg to the north-wet ports was held is the villege of Cles•on, between Shield' and Sunderlfind, Tuesday afternoon. ne Tyne, Wear, Hartlepool, &sheen Stockton, and all the not them parte, were rem. melded. No official was allowed to speak, sad after a lag dismission a division wee come to—uhether 51. or 4/. Ida should be the current wags for the London coal trade. Then appeared to be a majority of 300 in favour of 51. a voyage, bat there was • great difference of opinion amouget the speakers—South Shields and other towns being in favour U 41. 10s. per voyage. SERIOUS ACCIDENT.— LIVERPOOL, WEDNESDAY —This morning ea accident of a serious nature, by rebid four workmen were severely injured, took place at a nee election near the Sailors' Home. The building, intended ts be en arcade, had only progremed up to the attend door, which height extend a aeries of large arches of omamenW bricks, constructed to support the upper portion of the building. While four of the workmen were removing dm "striking centre,' or wooden support of one of the arches, the whole arch came tumbling down with a fearful malt tearing with it the woodwork of the second and first dom, the iron girders, Ite. The four men were precipitated through the first floor into the vaults below, a height of about thirty feet, along with the debrie, and they were ahead buried un der the toms of bricks and reftors. The workmen aims from tLe other portions of the budding, and coon rescued tin unfortunato tern from their painful position. The men we. not killed, but they were in a state of ineensibility, each al tering from concussion of the brain and bruises all ova the body. They were removed to the Southern Hospital, when they now lie. It is said that the cause of the melded an the removal of the wooden sect before the superbenmbeet brick and masonry work had act. 'Advertisement.] GRATIS. Dooms MAP Of Ael s.—On Buses, P0r1..100. 3,a truly teautifeleoloared DouNe tier at Asia will be urea etch mob copy of the sroar n. And • odoane ~...doyany.re Tau k lost .turFn.r.eamtel... kept ennetantly on rale. ro that the cork may he nude ente . niel: fr.. the naninenernoent at any lingo. and at the perfect ears nienee of the purchnesx. Any Mop of the ouch:a tom be had alth Xerriirayer of the cornet week. ur eIN nuy copy wen out of print. TM prim .4 the Deli" It- unstamont, tic oturovol 00 co Irct Peal. The Friday fleeting &Pinola oar bn rooaved to the mot utotoot tarts of the tin, Inns on Settudny inmunit. Porttidioa •.0 spring &tool bulk are or. ready. roe 3.. Rl. 4... sat utisara Ordi rs rt./cited by all Neer Ages* noel am the Mks. 13.1, lieevenst. Loudon. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. BlCOlt—Deet at the Sectary. fhteletteS. the wife of the Be'. a Homo. of o JOURDA t 2.3, at Bosoflorprottel, 80. Jobs. woad. the wits d I. Jeanine. 1.4.. el detteltt.• I tllo : —Dee. 21. sli Palhoell Gast, the elite of 4 Klee. I. of ff, at Artillery titere. Fhwhelfi lb. 60 a U. Late, Ilya of • ...eater. YMALLRY.-Dee. 29,5 t Loyedystreet, the wito of P. F. Olfallef. Hey.. of • dyed,. 1tr88131.4.-Deie. 2S, at Eutaw. the vita of H. U. Urea. r". ors eaa. 3211711.-Ne. X.t Werth. fiaad•lch. Kett, die alfe of the By. I linitta. of • yei. 31 2 A th SON.-Dee. 23, at No. 2. Ilartao Yaw. Quitoo Ida. CPPI II ollowy, Alm Minima rwalnitoa. of •• foo. UOLLEY.-Doo. 26. at H.NI. Surto, leo Cfa of P. ffeoarl. et • thumbler. - - - - MARRIAGES. ooNenne—sennu.s.—Dee. 29. st KL Jame.. nu,' Ft. Edinato. b 7 Use Us. VI. Bedford. M. S. Coactife. to Vent Asae.dasibM 4 &bolo; &I a bury. BARRINGTON —BUST s6.—Dee 2t, st St. James. Bari df. mood's, by tbe Boa. sad Bor. V.. Pe11... far. B. B. Itsrflogtmd Houma, Near We, to Cleo, dsuAter of Mr. J. Hunter, of IM f. BUOOINIS—BORA.—Doe. 20, at dt. Oporto', Athwart Caere. IM Met. A. H. Vibratos. LL S. 11. 1.0 r die leaf Tee. to Ontario. Bally. anorak? of Ow Isla J. Blum. Nottleg.l.lll. errrox—PAßlXll—Doe. 21f, at Ft. John's. Bolvorboo , [ 4 .^. by a ' s Pao. J. H. Ilek tr. AV. Button. to Anus, ttssibbf. 180 44.* * O. Parkas. ail of Wolosrbaroploo. DEATHS. CAMISIDGZ.—Dea. T. Mr. J. Cambridge, of Ban at. Glowed.. ad M. I O w LLSIDOS.-14.3 IS at Tborrertur. Devon. the It' M. CA. rtaga, Vicar al Tbareartaa. aria !sr! of Md 6t d CUTURS.T.—Dea Matilda. Iv Gmeee Vrweeartraft. CApoistate, ta the aStb Jr :. y a( her we OUND II7 . -I M. M. T. S. assay , llarlaerwa.• nod 74. M ILLS—Dia IS. Mr. T. Nab, of Crispin-dna. SIALS B4I . 4 1. MOsttlf..—Des st Sae...W. Pane, Muoah Wank PARSILL.—Dea.M. at Wakbara Abbey. Sewn, J. J. tanalle rj ‘ ma 47. Wit 11 & 11.111.—Des. Y. at Upper Ilarlapstlest. kilsobeth Usk the Sac J. W. Seem awl 33. 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