The Express. — London, England, 1853-01-25 00:00:00

r in some measure traceable to its being understood that the next return of the Bank of England will show a further considerable falling off in the stock of bullion. This is the day when the Bank accounts fur the past week are made up. • Consols were purchased at 991 for cash in the morning, but the closing quotation was only 991 to both for money and the 10th February. Busi ness was rather large in the money stocks. The official report includes :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 991, j 1, ! I • ditto, for acco u nt, 99j, 1, Three per Cent. Reduced, 1001, 100, 1 . Three-and a-Quarter per Cents., 103:, I, 1, I, 1031 Long An nuities, 1860, 6 7-16, 1 ; ditto, 30 years, 1859, 6 3-16, 1. Bank Stock, 226, 2271. Exchequer Bills remain at their depressed price of 58e. to 61e. prem. India Bonds are also drooping, marking 675. to 71s. pram. In the foreign house the chief feature was a fur ther decided fall in Spanish, stated to be based upon unfavourable political intelligence from Madrid. There were some considerable sales of these stocks on French account, the order being received by tele graph. The Deferred stock closed flatly at 214 to 22, and the Certificates have receded to 41 to f, per cent. Other bonds were dull, with little change in prices. Sales are thus marked:— Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 1021; ditto Small, 1024; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 98, 971. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 651, t ; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 971, 97. Ecuador Bonds, 51. French Three per Cent. Rentes 79 fr. (exchange, 23 fr. 20 c.) Granada I) e f erre d, 111. Mexican Three per Cents., 231. Russian Four-and a-Half per Cents., 1031 ' ;, 1. Sardinian Five per Cents., 931, 1. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 46!, , 46; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 221, 1, 22, k, 211 ; ditto Passive (converted), 51 ; the Com mittee's Certificeites,4l per cent. The dividends falling due the let February on the Canada Debentures, negotiated through Messrs. Baring, Brothers and Co., are advertised for pay ment; as are also the half-yearly dividends due the Ist Febtuary on the Bonds of Louisiana, issued in favour of the Citizens' Bank, and on the New Bank Bonds, dated the lit December, 1852. The latter payments are to be made by Messrs. F. de Lizardi and Co. There was no change in the money market to-day, business being the reverse of active. Such of the joint-stock bauks as are in the habit of notifying their depositors of any increase in the rate allowed on floating balances, have not done so since the Bank of England rai sed its rate to 3 per cent. It is understood the institutions in question are desirous of waiting a little, with a view to seeing if it is probable that the enhanced rate will be maintained. [THREEPENCE. le Orest Northern lie North Btalforehlro 2 Si 21 Mater and Birkenhead. 27E York and North Nolland In using this table it must bs borne in mind that the dividends fur the second half of the year are in most cases larger than those for the first halt , Allowance must also be made for the i m p rov i ng ' traffic. THIS DAY.—Two o'CtocK. Thc English sbck market has been a shade firmer to-day, but the improvement has not been maintained up to the present hour. Console opened 991 to for money and the 10th of February, and after improving to 99: i , have since returned to the opening price. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 100 to ; the Three-and-i r Quarter per Cents., 103,1 to ; South Sea Stock, 110 ; Exchequer Bills, 575. to 61s. prem. ; India Bonds, 68s. to 71e. prem. The transactions in foreign bonds continue ex: tremely few. Mexican and Spanish remain de pressed. Mexican mark 221 to 231 ; Spanish NOR Deferred Threes, 21; to 221 ; Dutch Fours, 961 to 971; Portuguese Fiv es , 41 ; Sardinian, 931 to I. LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. PARK JAN. 24 I ►or Money. i Uµ Ding tor Aleul.lllt. I ight-el Lowest.' Clown& M _- 3 poram I tr. 8 .. - / m ar Cana., 1532 23 i.i 104 56 ; 10 2 40 104 70 101 40 lOl SO 4 twerOnto. ....... 99 :4 I ... '•- ... s rig Ocate.New Loan _ .. .- •-• •- lachsnge on London: stslght, 23 6; So days, 24 871. Ilika-9439ertft.1610 Money . ;Valdes Kano — steam 41 ....... _.. I konrin Siver Cents 951 W. 21 tlednauot 3 p.Ct 96 53 Treasury Fonda ... ... Do. 5, 1532 PARia, JAR. 24.—St. Ger ma i n , 1,330; V0r 19111161 (lights Muth— ditto ; left bank), 33s SO; Paris and Or;.WIN 9J2 50; esra and Rotien, 945: Rouen and Havre, 499; 111anwilles and Avig. non (Converted , 563 75; Strasbourg and tale, 34! S'l ; Northers,' 831 25; Paris and -trs-bourg, 730_ ; Pawl. and Lyons, 817 SO; • Lycra and Mediterrautean, ;17 50; 'Santarem' and fro;es,al7o;. I tuner, 670; Biome and St. Dialer to Gray, 51:0; Paris and Cher b )u.g, GO 50 : ajon and BeNinodz, 59; SO; ; klidt, tai; [kepi* and VCO4l3lp, II:: SO; Central ' , ulnae, —. VIENNA, JAN. 22.—Five per Cent. Metalliques. 941. New Loan (Series A), 941; (Series 11), 10.5; • Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 841. Bank Skares, 1,354. Exchange on London, 10.47. BERLIN, JAN. 22.—Voluntary Loan, 102.. New • Loan, Four-and-a-Half per Cent. (1850), 103 ; ditto (1852), 103 ; National Debt, 941. Commercial Marine Society's Premium, 1481. Bank Shares, 109;L. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. Hamburg letters received this day quote the rate of discount actually below that current here, money being obtainable at 21 per cent. on first-class bills. The grain market at that port was inactive. At the meeting of the Union Bank of Australia proprietary to-day, the statement of accounts showed a profit for the six months of no less than 107,3441.. out of which the directors recommended a dividend at the rate of 13 per cent. for the half year, or 26 per cent. per annum. This is an extraordinary rate of profit for a bask, and quite bears out our view of the success that must attend well-managed banking in stitutions in our Australian colonies under their al tered circumstances. The paid-up capital of this in stitution is 820,0001. A report of the proceedings at the meeting will be found in another column. If INCING-LANE.--THIS DAY. SUCIAR.—The large public sales aregoingoil freely at the full prices of list week. The refined market is also steady nt last Friday's prices ; grocery lumps, fair to flue, 465. to 475.6 d. COPFEE.—!'bore has not been a public sale today; native Ceylon firm at 455. TEL.—The market is firm, but not active to-day. Im ported into London from let to ifith January, 1853, 3,288,0001b5. The same time in 1852, 700,0001b5. ; deli vered, 2,091,0001h5. The same time in 1852, 2,0L0,0001b5. Stock in 1853, 37,10'2,0001he. Same time in 1852, 32,398,000165. From Messrs. Mitchel and Blain's An nual Tea Circular" we find that there has been imported into the United Kingdom, in 1852, 64,700,03011 m. against 71,5e/0,000145. in 1851; delivered for home consumption in 1852, 65,100,0001bc, against 53,800,00011 w. in 18.51. Stock on the 31st of December, 1852, 50,4C0,0001b5. Same time in 1851, 47,500,000 lbs. " With regard to the prospects for the present year we think they appear pro tuising t 3 both the importer and dealer ; the last account; from China bring us intelligence of a falling .ff in the el ' port of fully 4,000,000 I s. ; this deficiency will most pro bably be much increased before the season finishes, and al though oar advanced rates may stimulate shipments, yet we must tall short in the supply of the good and useful kinds. It is also conjectured, and we think with good cause, that the new government will propose the same or an increased reduction of the duty, as all the leading members of the present administration spoke in favour of an alteration; looking, therefore, to our future prospects, we think that present rates will be maintained, and that there is great pro laability of a future advance." Corrox.-400 bales sold at full prices. In other articles no material alteration. TALLOW HARKET.—THIS D.Y. The market is very quiet today at the annexed quota tions : Town Tallow, 45e. nett cvsh ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 441. 3.1. ; February to March, 455. ; October to December (new), 445. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.-THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis report, the trade brisk, at the following arta to tion: l 7Primeme 4 tow to Hay, .786t. 10 r er 84 8. t i o nferio , r, .; second cut, Bowen, '7oB. to 87s. 62.; straw, 26.. to 30s. THE LATE BANK MOVEMENT. ~., . . . . ~.., . . : - ...) ,- - 7 , , els e c „or .. 9 1- e - ' f.„,..r„..,. i-c... .. r-e-r° 12 -- - . ... e• . .... - ( - le' e. o .' - 1 .../ 49- 1. 7 - .X - .‘," G' . •. • • 10 1:# • No. 2,005.) LONDON, TUESDAY EVEb r lk INEKALOGY.-KING'S COLLEGE, London. ACIIILLI V Po dia-, TF.NS ANT, P. 0.1 1., will tionsmenett the SECOND V. NEWMAN. SHARE LISTS. ;Ia b . s 1:1 A: SSE wielded*" of TEN LECTURES cm MERU- -.-....- , Li 6 T, eats • new to (..::hate the study of Urology sad of the lip- QUEEN'S BENCH.- THIS DAY). MONDAY Brawnto. ee.icca• ocner..l ntbea in tt• The leetinve will bailie!- ' . by an eatena•ve eel:eel/on of e t webriene, asd wilt esniasesre (91evissis in Basco ) The railway market opened with en improved T „ 36 ,... 1 0ve moicoNn. Jen. .6. et 90'4241. The, wRI le wit. Tn. Quinn op vita PitosEerrioN or Da. Acaitai v. appearance to-day, and higher • were in some teen ice each suceordbe et Weereaday, the same boar. lee, One linerNAN. Oa their Lordships t a ki ng tne i r seats on t h e b ench cases realised, but sale s were quickly renewed upon OeillelL • the rally, and continued throughout the afternoon, L•ad Campbell said that the Court would deliver their y 0 PARFAITS and OUARDIANS.-The return judgment in this case to-morrow morning. the market finally closing flat. Midland and Dovers 0 yeah So use reenstifs lawdal-fficbm.l. li ft er the ate MOWS The Court then p ro ceeded with the new trial r. are comparatively firm. ~...v.,.....• solicitude kg Steyr personal comfort sad spree. L e• Neu. is Met ROMANI* auicsssmatilL, lot meelerstag French shares were lower throughout the day. i m i e artli mid Ice improvise a* Weettlyin g the LW ROWLANDS' The French houses here, it is noticed, continue to 10 ,0 1 us, tee improvise the akin sad eatoplexicm, and reweaving 0 ,.. 066 ,, A , end littoWLANDir 011ONTO,a, Paul Dude. I REL .IND. make purchases, our prices being still below those Mop. fof 'miffing testa beintlfeby white sad priservieg the current at Paris. are riamdered edispensabe etencepasimente foe dr 415414. s.est of Muse peewee edsaatagos so nalvsesally sought tee and THE SIX-MILE-BRIDGE AFFRAY. 60 , 61 , 64 . wear, of spurious imitations. The war gentaies W MONDAY EviotiNO. THIS DAY-Two 0T1.041L 66 , 6 p os e the OHM 4 "lowlands" eemodiem that of He mink ea labi ., __ Add A , A. Rog a - N T, - 66 ,,, bong . an . Baum . In the Queen's Bench this day, in the case of the The railway market to-day has been rather dull, us 'rur a l , • a, Led by Memiste and pressen. " Queen v. Delmege, J.P., and others," and a slight feeling of flatness is hanging about. --- TIIE FsSIILY MEDP:AMENT, The Attorney General appli e d. on b e h a lf o f th e Great Western, Midland, and Caledonian stocks are cro . wu, that the depositions against the traver s er. rather lower, amongst others. Business in this de- MF - % r ,, . SAWS abashing, fur personae/flied with pain Is mem MEDICATED CREAM.-For all o s might be returned to the office of the clerk of the partment is very rest r i c t e d. • . haw. t . 4 ,, i , e y ntg . se adorees, Of Silythilli illit.Pitt , O Of mai. It crown for the county of Clare, for the purpose of the French lines are drooping. Norwegian Trunk *as TM& abet ' air 0n . ..01 • n.,6 7 h. • psts. ll l. lB L I" r.. 3 ., 1 7:4°. 622 ... mug prosecution at the next assizes. The d ocumen t s in Preference have been done at 131, or 11 du.reNer k i. j ...ertaesswaidaval• If nerd freely Nam= One amt emotion were brought up to town upon an order of n um, with a wens or Seri bath, tt eau.. se 44667736 ihe court for an application made last term to quash mama AND STOCKS UNGUAZANTIRD. Wed, Omen/ s genial warmth wet Ow while 4 the thereby ",,,,, ing u m . en d g em 111. the finding of the coroner's jury. he el the 11,dy, Mt Pa l Renwera. Raw Wes touchy up _r4=4..47. te I Pall. ........ W--- ' le. gamey Is Inlaying awlnnli le Psi"' milk* aria ON' The Chief Justice.-Take the order. - ase ßia g ., sad alt inisaueet: ry NON. lama r ig? it: aaIorie N, DUBLIN, JAN. 24. 91 * "... " 432 44 , 1 - ... .- 29 SO MI " w e weirs Is trey tatanieblog. In most mem it ensureadin 10 sa. 111 Mere., Notting., Beets 616 , . 66 4 pilis and purdahs,. he ell vUtalWoll.leraistenk eke tuna It is understood that his Excelency, the Lord Mt gat Jeacka . 6 6 1 ; 0 1 shah ie ea" 3 74 *" 4 " 1 with 3 "' 13 I n i " 1 ; 1334734 _,,* " 46. v Lieutenant, with the Countess of St. Germans, and at ell flina.Welv. a Stourrete 10 : ma t of the eked base MiebMen L the COW, a t 0w1..." suite, ,_ _ made . . leave London II Is Speen., Lan.,:cChea jun. 64 dis me la Me num at a dimese. Sr which mown nu angements to li L:10 POOT Itit " I. td"" ' tbe" " 3 1 17 r 3431111 71 . 73 Thursday next for Dublin, when his Excellency will 22 US Do. do. do. 201- 3 :a eta ......cie• it ,s se detente ea the Sart ma de Cones,, a. I t Mete end Ratter ... 107 159 1081 6 e d., sa c Cal it is surely an possible by icisesanagement to prude., assume the duties of the viceroyalty. n. 1: , Cidadonian ... . . 4134 N It; 6 either n iochief .r failure. One pot win peon he eMesey 0.8. The Dublin University Commission, which has t. as Mamas sal accybeid . 211 13 Tee ear pu7Ww• 440'12 17 7. e.b"" 33, thrumb• SP' I t 3343 d 4 been holding very frequent meetings of late, met 52 al' o ° 4 101 ,1 17 44d40 - - 17 4 IS , and ad family Arista be without IL- s o t . momentums and 16 ai Dahlia me Bettemissa.. 16 14 La 434 ft al " lit AS43I awl PO., 34, Strand - m eet TempleMor), again on Saturda y , at the Archiepisoopal Palace, 14 all Dundee Perth. sod Abet rcaz,Z ••h ,„ n ii i s aold. Is pan. at MK. 11. 94, aka 41. kl• ; Stet ;ten's -green. Present, his Grace the Archbishop doe" Linehan ... ... Si 91 r a wly pm et Ile. and 2111, ea h, with tameless; and iilevriso üb .. n, li the Lord Bishop of Cork, Edward J . 15 an I" A i tug l a pita ! m edico* weed wa. Ms 21e. busily jam meat (aarriege. of 111 Dtao (RlB E and 114. 41 41 ban to all ports GI the 'anodes'. Cooper, Esq., and Professor Hancock, secretary. The as L. town °mama ... 124 is 4 14 IS next meeting of the commissioners was fixed for to- is ca &awn Usdea. CMS. A II ARLO W' S NEW IN- marrow craeadasp it M. re "11 • ed Edits. l i I f UP TENTED SELF-ACTING SYPHON I • - -'l A meeting of toman Catholic laymen has been St. ISO Kart leneashit% ... 75 76 TAP. REQUIRES NO TINT-PEG ll II f a h -I Premamiar, Sew. ihnf• of other Rewire held in Timm to re-echo . the sentiments of . their r 1 1 4 1 I r t : i # b Vi i:l, l4 ; i j e lnija P i 1 1 : fees RA SP mid so eflietually •. Ot • an d MIMI, . 76 : I S : i nt t w e e gee lis gm ,,,, mipc , g ,„ priests on what they deseribe as " the desertion of la 14 liklab.rgh and Peebles the popular cause," by some of the Irish representa- /I. :60 1 lidinNu e n, Perth,lttuadr 26 DI St lOU Glasgow & 'scithWeetera 60 61 dyes. They hail the result of the Carlow election as *. ice 10, i , a u s a\ ill t t h --- . — T y • .. :7 - 4 l i f r , "a great popular victory , vindicating the popular r t. - Ir m e , I m a.. 1 4 :11ar:f1, saare : B A . , su iteek ,sh . ,. . 1 1 1 44 MINN —. honour, and avenging a betrayed people !" and call , _ .--. , ..m.... Si. 100 litsoeth wid Mat. are. 11.14 103 on the electors of Athlone "to consummate this great li 100 Great ten . act of national justice," by returuing another tory for i t 11 Ida 1bk 717 n 347476 - 43 7 404 MI 61 91 / to ell Loiter Red Carimle . 88 SO N that borough in opposition to Mr. Keogh. 1 2 l lit us. mint. .. ... i. 1 4466 aye Vinanied 4 , 6 repay ji g on e 61 A singular private quarrel, resulting in much ,7 3 In grouleldro.l2 l. Y2 o ll 24 " 7 4 1 7 * di . 76 1 64 1 4 1 2 .. I '' •, I. two .i&e 01 olo; Woe 4s. Ild.; Mtn puhlie inconvenience, has had the effect of interrupt- 14 114 Do. wen Rae lintoe - 3' . - si N. •......-. 413 " 33 = 1 1% . ~.. will 6 . 1 . 6 . lA , tog the proceedings of the magisterial bench of 20 oil 1 .4•541 , 444h4rn - 1 161 131 v i i IT • vis aetiiii. - se tf t r i m e lgfm he . key i l i s s ik." - Ina s in Limerick for some days past. It appears that as IV 1 1 4 E l tr . ° 4l:4 ll a N k i an kam 1 ° I I 1 " ,, 211 c soon as one of the magistrates, Mr. ihomas Boyse, St. too Los, nristaaa,ars. c 0... 104 105 6 ! ii. iVeridatabliiii.adadiatakowass ni a t a N so N s emis si ii w ar takes his teat on the bench, his brother justices, in- ;It Luiem pa. 82 illidl"W"" 123 slate 4, (21 34 ... l i rt i r i .5 0 410 Mee kw*: 11111•104 111118111111,411 eluding the Mayor, immediately rise and retire from te 1 Do.sium..llaiiis it II -.: : ig srili lin aanow de lall isNe . • w k .. the c our t ; and if Mr. Boy* happens to be first, as LI. 1 17, Lvhdok,... £ 2 1 0 , 17 40 1 h -W 4 . 1041 3 6 6 , 710 3 , 44 1 151 90 894 I slyest 114mismisemee. Irem- was the case on Saturday last , the others refuse to 4 o p i r D - 4 no ••• -•4 4 : dim 434 . 1743 466 ill" limeastant• Ilia' e into court, and the matters which require the 35 all Iwndondeeel Si Col . Wehte 11 12 bleed 1620.-NA. No ape are genuine sup soimpol with his mese awl address. 4 WI I.oo4ond:rya Ennuilullen 194 204 presence of a second magistrate cannot be proceeded „ Ist , ~,..". „ b . f..au . i ., " 51 781 1. B. teotheegmb• I caw method of tame. seas. wilmsna in with. The cause of this strange conduct has been s• ts ti..sisa.esuad. nolo, 54 s cue 1 ...m g .. e n. s s o me a, and 'strain es wholesale sea NSW his mew 773 1 4 i infr.zrze TAP 4 RAPPPAS (to nem** the linariabod id ya w aspect, 46d. sad Is. per peei‘et. The trade thus explained by the correspondent of a Dublin 1 . ". ' l , l ' v " 7774 k" - - -:. 77 1 75 paper 0 Do. Bine. and Ise') 46 43 ss 47614,g. 0 -. Nest. (Ireland) -- -- NA. Ito merits were mach csawyed sad duly le In Um Si #2 When the late Mayor, Dr. Themes Kane, was retiring 1. lu; N." • • Greet ExhiPtiest Mello, 22. No. 482. ri0 Bu Extension from cline. the majority of the city magistrates aheented 4 ", i ; si -_,,. ru rz.„..„ - p V di . NO MORE PILLS OR ANY OTHER MEDICINE , themselves from the bench on the occasion of the usual vote 16 y, ~,,,',-; ~,,,ie,,,,,,,,,„,... ll Poe ladi g e.tion, Casesipation, Mimes, Pelpstaioq of the Heart, of thinks being passed by his brotherjustims to the outgoing 30 all Neweiwerreapoons i s s .. $4 8 , Acidity. Manhunt Nervosa Hftdaelse, Distention chief magistrate, because of his hawing, in Icily to a vote 11. let , :e.t.a ... ... ... . is 84 r i elerlinevidit of the Liver. C ash, Asthma, Nerameams, RI& of thanks from the liberal party, after the last city election, IS IS Do. New .., ... . 14 8 eiliaigg. I) 7 , Apices. Coa.umptioa, Dentin. Pardon, to seknowledge the assistance he received from the " 3 4 114.133 Th monks Vaim 3 8 8 672 Spasm, Cramps, Ilemorrhektel Affeetioso, Irritation of the Kid. om itted *. iteli Nottb BMW' .. ... WI 6 my, sad i n ago ,. , Gravel , lb ) , 'st r i c t ures . 10 .... t h... Gout , local authorities in preserving the peace. On the magiste- IS 13 North Devon, the. 1. ... 6 61 die Ire.—Prico Id.. or 3d. free by poet an stamps) 7sth edition. rial bench the vats of thanks was recently proposed to the s ail Do. 1 A Deferred 3 THE NATURAL REGENERATOR of the outgoing mayor by Mr. Thomas Boyse,J.P., who said s s Do. 1 B Osarenteed die DIGESTIVE ORGANS, with at meek& e, laconeerienee. or " the citizens had reason to rejoice at having had such a i 17 I North staftedscr .- 4 4 silo 131 names This trestle, la kilted to the seem' reader, end metal= chief magistrate to watch alter them during the recent 18 all Nurth Western 1 IC Sortie., & Wele iIIIWOOWI lOW* Isuct44l7 1 0041 , 4 0 41 the 1140w0270114 health to election, else as tragic a seene as that enacted in the county ° -•- - une 31 4 Pa St. lee :biked, Wore„ I Wale. 491 SO the lent brbie, delketa or Mattered emedretion. of Clare might have taken place in Limerick." From that 3 , 100 „„,,,,, t , Central _. _ As 97 An Landes : Barry Du berry sad Co.. 77, Regentatreat. period to the present the city justices have spoken of this et. ,iiii ',mush Midland . 63 11.4 CULVERWELL'S MEDICAL WORKS observation as an insult to this bode and this day held con. St. WS Shrew.. I Hirst.. es. • 69 71 I clove, when they called upon Mr. Boys. to retract in open Pt. MO Do. LAN.W.Goar. Mk * 113434 bP 14317037344 4 . 43 °Pt"' la .alt bY 7 . 74 1 court, which he not only refused to, but denied having 4 1 a'' 4 n"ribur , asi 42 '•"=•• 64. P R. I. 70 SO M. W. Mist) ... 191 SOI WHAT TO RAT, MUNE, AND AVOID. used the wnrds ; but this latter was disproved by . parties ise ~,:: Do. mg ,. . 9 / 10 D. who were in court at the time, and all the local journals At a De. (lewee Dy ..".. awning TO YOUNG MEN. reported Mr. Boyee's sentiments upon the dry in question. 10 it mama/arc Voles ... ~ 34 11 di. In. 23 13 now TO BE HAPPY. Mr. Boyse persists in refusing to make any re- : 150: scone .'..'' ::: sv. tractation of his words, and, as it is impossible that IS id south wales . MORAL AND PITY6ICAL INJOTIILVT OP LUZ matters could be allowed to proceed as at present, a iii Din IS &loth Yorke._ weir u 1: 13 4 .10 5 Ditto ditto ON SPECIAL DISEASE& public meeting in reference to it will, it is said, be ss it TbsatenflaaenDoek&WAlL se 1 ei. held, and a representation made to government. SO 17 Vele of Meath - - 1111 1141eITTUTES or MARRIAGE LIE& 10 all Weterford and Kneen vu. Mr. J. F. Maguire, M.P., Mayor of Cork, has taken in an e468.4,,,,i sad Ali rS4DISEASES OP WINTER. 90111.0 vigoroussteps to put down mendicancy in his *l3 Wen Ownswell li 1 1 • an. tilLvaaT DEPANOF.3IIINTS, cossrnrAnins, HAMM. ca T. ne has t tublisd an appeal to his fellow 7 i. nt t . „°,,,tb r ila,r sat CL 37 4 3 : A r 70 646 US 9 Howe. citizens against e encouragement of street beggars, 11 I• Do. do. listessiano on. sad x. eft street b egging to be the grea t source 16 7 1 4 D1 7 . 0 . 77 . 6 . 1 '414kh"... • 21 1 . 0101.11111. 11148 , sad SCOTCH LAW. 2 Tail., Is. Melt arid . i mmun • • 11. of id eness, laziness, imposture, and fraud, and the 22 1 6 HTDROPATUY : OR, THE OSLO WATER CPR& most serious obstacle to the relief of really deserving Ilborwooi, 13, Pearee.ter.row; CareaUeo. 1 67. Inanuotraw: Mann, ,_ IS. COrthil.. ad ail beeminerni WofN. R. Celverwell, M.D., 10, 0 . 0 ,6 40. ramaxacit SRAM. &WI-- me, ersece‘aress. who may he oxoalwA daily heft 10 WI 2, An order has been received in Limerick from a a I 0 .,,, Aeem r 7 OR Belfast manufacturer to engage the large number of s au Dino No. 2, 7 sots Ct•l - - 5,000 good muslin sewers and tambour workers, with 11. 1 ' tel Brunel k 6 2v 2 •14961 ant 107 146 2 d It. 160 CandoLlan £lO ... 105 lia 193 9 SPORTING. a promise of constant employment at the highest is 14 Me t i er •n d Roi T hej a d ... is is market rate of wages. el 3, k and Bandon . lan pat TATTERSALL'S.-MONDAY. Two hundred persons, all bound for Australia, ' 0 '' D 'in d ee• P e n h' " 4 A b e r . Seen Junction LIVERPOOL STEEPLE CHASE. entered the railway train at Templemore together on I s . 1 ItaetAnellaniM.lo,l6p.Ct. 1 10 to 1 age 0.4.2 (takes) Friday last. I 5 Do. do. (M.) 7 per Ct. SI .1,• a ..1 fl, d/ •l• 4 71 1 Do. de. (71. 172.17 see (2. . I 5ee ...... ._ • I Io* • Tvlll. . • . t • • • . ~ . • No. 2,005.] LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 25, 1853. 01it INEKALOGY.-KING'S COLLEGE, London. ACIIILLI V. NEWMAN. VOREIGN A/ULM* ye. in some measure trace l`ndriper TF.NS ANT, P.G.it , will animism the SECOND SHARE LISTS. Is s iiatwarp Mid Motteraim• I 9 dls 4OA CooCKSE omelet* et TEN LECTURER cm 'HAEJU, --•--- 6 8 'Nana Mortara Janette' 1 11 that the next return Li 6 V, sub . en. to lac:hate the study of Geology end of its ap. QUEEN'S BENCH .- THIS Day). MONDAY Bvastrio. se 90 Charleroi am Itl , Mtliooll. is; to show a further conside ~e.ittie 0' mineral •übeLtrora in tt• art.. Ti. Meteors will be Mao le 6 nos • . ay an "overawe coreetkin of spreimene, and will aomesince tairview it &taco ) The railway market opened with an improved io SII -I .--,- ... ?" # P " ln Daub Rhenish... ... .. i 4 die „ bullion. This is the di . T .,„ a m.essow mintsisn. 11111. sll. ut 9 o'elsiek. They wUI les eue. Toe Quasar ON THE PitosECUTION OF Da. Aconit v. appearance to-day, and higher price, were in some WlB gin 111411111_ _.. ... .. 61 Pee a the past week are mad teen' cas each immordne Wedreeday, at the same hoar. Fee, Om MBWMAN. cases realised, but sales were quic.kly renewed upon se 1 DM Menem 1 2 • Console were pure) Gomm On their Lordships taking tneir seats on the bench, the rally, and continued throughout the afternoon , M 7 Greed ... 1 6 6 Ora ladle Vueinrow 1 gl '., ~ 7. 1 L•ird Campbell said that the Court would deliver their 6 morning, but the dos 0 PARF.NTS and GUARDIANS.-The return judgment in this case to-morrow morni the market finally closing fl at. Midland and Dove r SISi 11 1 OtWootof ji."6 llaoloAlaree or eraaa' par 1 1. " pm la to f both for money a ... .. no.senismer c ue s s o - - el youth to the renneltim 141 wkiee-erhouk biler the kte mina MO Court then proceeded with the now trial r. are comparatively firm. • i (UM e.ll nese was rather large - - cs er ls „,,sie.tadmes • sididtvide be their personal comfort and atter. sew it is Met ROW LAW' MACASSAR tilt. for meetwatag French shares were lower throughout the day. ! I 'Li..., ,b.v..”. .;. ••• ... 7, 7l official report includes 'beer; wth arid he iramovire mil brantlyine the hair ROWLANDS' The French houses here, it is noticed, continue to $ - oe, - ,‘" lra7 ' ". - 45 i# KA LI, oa, tor improvise the akin sad ion , and reweaving_. .. ... .. -- -- 4 n eraossam' and ROWLANDS' 0110NTO. or ran Duni- IREL.IND. make purchases, our prices being still below those 5 Do. Mika/ ... • ... - - le Three per Cent. Heim oesersos IS money, 99 1. !, 1, a, . i , w e, kg itsdiring Me Meta bentlibby whim sad promervieg Me current at Paris. Do.B per et. Preference I die par 4 a-Quarter per Cents., 1 - ' wondered Indispeonahe monepainmente tee Me Mina* M Lyons sad Meeternmesaj 8 10 pm pew, are THE SIX-MILE-BRIDGE AFFRAY. 10 I,bas ••• . •• ••• ...I 11 24 pm nuities, 1860, 6 7-16,1 a.s, .1 dime perseMl ielvael4ll*4 ao nedversally sought It, mil 114 di tlaria Amami . . ~ - - }. Bank Stock, 226, o w", hoesre d sperWas mutat/eau The 1/.17 /118 1 1161111 Of MONDAY EVENING. THIS DAY-Two o'CLeenr.. as 15 Nhilllll . a Wen (with In) 6 Si . 1 , ..,,,,, 4 9 4 ' , a m* 4 "Rowlands" peseedihe that of the wade ea In the Queen's Bench this day, in the can of the The railway market to-day has been rather dull, Exchequer Bills ren soot --Veld tra A. ROWLAND and bONL 0, listisa. " " D°.Do.D2:2ltesspeitirtne4n..L. AI .. 7 1i t zta in It tat 58s. to 61e. prem. In a+rTMuwerattem! , • and a slight feeling of fl atness is hanging about. I m e c h i ilwthera°l Via " Lobito, sad by demist* sad pertemen. " Queen v. Delmege, J.P., and others," marking 675. to 71e. p --- - The Attorney General applied. on behalf of the Great Western, Midland, and Caledonian stocks are ;for Mk AllllPtlf atm 13•4 14f ~ TIIE F %WILT MEDP:AISENT, ,_ 10 all Norenglan Trunk Pretax 7 9 81 crowu, that the depositions against the traverser, rather lower, amongst others. Bushing in this tie- ao too Parte and Lyon. ... 134 14 ;pu ale 2.1 2 113 In the foreign hou F -ISAW MEDICATED CREAM.-For all they decided fall in Sp M rs a bathing, fur persona Weed with pain 11l arose@ might be returned to the office of the clerk of the partment is very restricted. se le Pale sad °vireo. ... S 8 40 M 1. Parlayed Roues Ni unfavourable politica wi jaw. , . 4 ~,,e , w,f . menarees, Of anythine ind.catim el imod.lt crown for the county of Clare, for the purpose of the French lines are drooping. Norwegian Trunk 10 Ns Parte and .w , '^... . .... 9,9 2 40 9/ iti.".... ,„ Te t, w o ire .....e st • riv t oi h. . Fai ner t .k I '4 l l. 2 , 2k r a k ik k .„ .6o l° r i ll ' sql „, prosecution at the next assizes. The documents in Preference have been done at 81, or 11 dm. SO 4 P orie,Cae- sedatermo 31 2 4 pea There were some cot on French account, th iiia ,„„„ o taine end ataxy. It sea tree, es melee qui soon were brought up to town upon an order of II 41 Quebec ..l aietwood .. II wain SHAW AND STOCKS lINGUAZANTIRD. Jo ' o.oato awl Havre ... 194 101 19 • graph. The Deferred maws. inns s "Ins (0' Sat 116111 . 0 em u ". er, se the court for an application made last term to quash 9 91 9, 6 22, and the Certificat se the 58 ". Wain " a Pl ' lsl • "nit "I LA gall il. the finding of the coroner's jury. y etwa t rew MIN MAW UP 10 4 Do. 34 per are. Prefer. - - goons, el the 11,dy, thereby min *ine Iron . Pd. i Remmers. 7. te 3 p.m. 10 4 Southern of Prance- .... 2 24 pea cent. Other bond ssus „ , so. o mesej to reuniter ta aw ns. Pa . '" , 8 " 01188 3180 .,______ 08 - The Chief Justice.-Take the order. - - -- IS 26. Una. Inds Scrip yi jit i t : i bizmiz i zinnias% arid alt iniseraten ry 11 1 11 M. Dimas. JAN. 24. et. 106 towhee ... ... ._ 29 80 WI al all West Inaarkre 4,4 g . „ Ak .i.,. 0 .1.4 ambraieblag. to sass emelt enpreades It . 10 14 twiner., Notting., Boma Brazilian Old Five p Is II Do. 114 per Cent-Prefer. IWe par ap .p a ir .4 „5„,„„... sit ctraneous anytime, the me et ts understood that hie Excenency, the Lord . 1.1 gat Joacion . 4 6 1 09 4 20 9 Wourto d Inr. 6A1.• a 1021; ditto Four-and saaels 14 attf" 4 with T 5515 15 " imee awl ; 133 . 5 * " 5. ' Lieutenant, with t h e Countess of St. Germane, and at ell Binn.Wsly..l9tourTete la 31.1 10 2 Weetemol Bwitserland 1 dls ow Dutch Two-and-a-Ha m oat 01 the arta hew mistaken kr the a1.. 14 , .ir roma.. - „„„ o w ms ewes et • dimmer. for which recoarm suite, nue made arrangement , to leave Lon don on pi .0 fk,,p,.. 1214 , 2 . 22 : *22Lc. 2 1 32 Four per Cent. Carl le dud le .assures to eelk e "s the ", _ l llt elehtht i it- la Thursday next for Dublin, when his Excellency will 0 IS. MX do. do. 201- 5 2 S die Bonds, 51. French ' 9, a owns it s s as detente ea the mesa ma de Colopee, w. 1 t IMAM aad Emtert ... 11l 159 1081 6 JOINT STOCK BANKS. aad•as• c rat it I atterly ,iii kble by itioraaaagasiont IA pruduee assume the duties of the viceroyalty. st vv. Ofiledonian ... _.64 46 114 6 • f t,r tallow. Owe got will Prow ke rWaarY "•1 1 . The Dublin University Commission, which has 1 1. MI Camel sal Holyhead . 224 is 4111.1 II 1/411t Cloling 1 Busmen Mexican Three per Cei per nursery pogrom 11.16T2117. e. 'lo 57558855 . 383 " it stand. been holding very frequent meetings of late, met 58 all (3 ° lll end 17 • 8080 ••• - 17 1 IS Nib !charm Balms ram Prleee___,_ I._ ~komo a-Half per Cents., 102 end uo lye iuld be without It. - Sole eautateeturere arid 50 41 Dahlia Sad Beits•tiaLe.. 26 14 La 441 SI Wl "' Mt ASA)! awl CO., ff, !Mood =awe Templiktaw), again on Saturday, at the Archiepisoopal Palace, 11 all Duad Frrtb sod Aber- , . 755 ' . ''''T . 7. Cents., 931, 1. gpani: a r s t. l Z. h ,„ n it ja rot& la pots. at isni. Is et-. asa 4 •• I& ; Stethen'e-green. Present, his Grace the Archbishop iteelitinettoit ... ... so 94 12,300 40 Attended' aid in rawly jam at lie. and liit es. a, with oireations; sad Hearin of üb..n, It the Lord Bishop of Cork, Edward .T. 25 all Beat Mi l li " ty .3 pew ile.bene reed we. The 21s. busily jars mat (earrisge. IS all Ditto (CS L and M.).. 41 41 Austra li a, and China I 1 If pal 3 22, ' 21/ • ditto Paesi ,ir • / fre4 toll po rt s 4 the kloodoea. Cooper, Esq., and Professor Hancock, secretary. The to L. Noboru *30.001. ... 121 13$ Hi 18 13,000 IS [DOA, iteottioh, 'ad mittee'a Certifintes, 41 next meeting of the commissioners was fixed for to- D ell Eastern Uciva. C 446. A Aurtrallan Mawr 4 11 11 psi if The dividends falba 1.1 ARLO W' S NEW IN- morrow (Tuesday). (late Z. U. Sh.) -. 910 16,K0 23 1/12‘11111Ch nand Beak I , - , IJI TENTED SELF-ACTING SYPHON it el. Do. alms B and CWM 4 ff arson:sits 11. '''• • - TAP. REQUIRES NO VENT - PRO t! A meeting of Roman Catholic laymen has been St. ISO Nut laneses ... 73 78 40,800 s 1 5 5 444 11° 1%1 Go . A :ld t :lnt l ia . p ßlak ort. Co lpv . I-- i' I Baring, Brothers and 9 MI Prevenn an* Mir o Wier, or other liquor, held in Tuam to re-echo the sentiment, of their II .16- . 71811513 " 13 41 31 aa add a° eiNtuall Y priests on what they describe as "the desertion of ws-- e -hat We lan pmuthall be draws sagood es te- - A the popular cause," by some of the Irish representa- r j ig. r;:itss:;,:isweint-J ss .... r. n 14 Ihimb..rgh and Peebles .. fMO IPa E. :00 Hirlinutudn, Perth.lrtuidee I I 25 Sc. lOU Glasgow & &iuthWeetern SO 62 76 20,0110 26 Union or Australia 6,90t1 - Do. New lt 910 went ;as are also the 1 Ist February on the I] favour of the Citizens' r.. 1 tivee. They hail the result of the Carlow election aa *. e, It* sta us ... .. 76 77 reo Bonds, dated the let •• 11 C i ---.. .------ "a great popular victor . , vindicating the posular !•!.. !!!'?1 1301 -4 °l •Xdi 240 M. its ISO e 31.. 1.1 D. e share% 0 Since Is 4os MISCELLANEOUS. payments are to be ml ') . MO -o- honour, and avenging a trayed people !" an call _ st. iou lit.l.wo• aw.l 4;4.11re. - 11.14 103 facia' and Co , 9 • 'T If 'Jr r I i awl on the electors of Athlone "to consummate this great 1i toe Una Wwtwa .. - 59 55 1 MI II 84 No . Sb. Nt/0111.141MCIPS. Pd. prime Besineas doss There was no changi II II bleb %Mb Eu*os . 44 7 Jaa. 14. to day. li 1 ' / act of national justice," by returning another tory for ill au Lawnster d Carbide .. . 88 CO SO - - ----.- that borough an opposition to Mr . Keogh . mi lit De. vhirT ... _ 111 17 pp 10,040 100 tustraliaa AgrL. 13 210 2 Ui SI joint-stock bauks as 1 A 1 the am, ww . 9 4 3 ,3 be it s p e ps to A singular private quarrel, resulting in much '''' ic"' Lossaskirs•uull° 4 " ll4 " 7 4 1 " 75j 18l 9i 1t, 7 0070 1 I:ltri Al D a r ik la Lalki t: 1: e lr d their depositors of any 2 .. I 10 Is AL HAW_ -. _ 31 '' • O two male of ale; Wee 4s. 641.; Mils publle inconvenience, has had the effect of interrupt- 14 116 IM. West Maing . Uniee C ids 16, 16 13 on floating balances, s X. elan= he Morey, he., N. . 10 , mg the proceedings of the magisterial bench of 10 n! Lev* Ns •-• • 1 16 1 " WI Bank of England ran 1- e': IT • ears:. ensaaricteee win is in Limerick for some days . past. It appears that .IV 1p la " . lag Mayan 8 ea et 1 doe.lllbeay,i Southend 1 24 pm MINES. - understood the inch' a , laswesnissalaiclvalaill." 6 . ll4 W soon as one of the magistrates, Mr. Thomas Boyee, St. 100 L011,11IMMOE•1611. Co4v 10 0 105$ MoNese Entine. of waiting a little, 1 robable that the enha ! r. =beallanAtaHloadnientlarnann . , . . kmapoisajk wain *paw mina ma seat On the bench , me brother Justices, in- ic us Do. 1301 20 1 23 33 s. lf 141 There has been a very active busineal in English P 100 se tend ersellt "IMMO IMP MIIIIIIIIM eluding the Mayor, immediately rise and retire from to 1 oe.sink..llatiiii 4 4.. Hamburg lettere re mining shares to-day. The inquiries have been of discount actually be : f a orolie Nn soguyee dirusisSir . ' To m , the court ; and if Mr. Boy* happen. to be first, as 10 ft- T s ) , t"nd n. , L os a h mt essals- .. toast,-watt . ,, 3 8 3 , 80 3 , 44 NI SO 811 principally for Wheal Buller Wheal Bassett, West Moen, Memilmanonee. Haw was the cane on Saturday laat, the others refuse to en sir ps - ,:: g m , •- • 3; 4 ; 3/ , Caradon, South Camden, Con ' clurrow, South Fran c es, being obtainable at 21 838 . 388 B A 3 6 " 111 • 516851788 * Ills' come into court, and the matters which require the 14 all lowslOwelerrili . l:lol . 66able 11 12 Trelawney, South Tolgue, Alfred Consols, United The grain market at I UMW 1820.-N.B. Ns tap an genuine esompt smaspol with Ms 14 all LoadowdrryA Esourtulleo 194 201 .em awl address. presence of a second magistrate cannot be proceeded „ LOU „ ii . f..au ,., 9 , $1 961 Mines, Herodefoot, Sidney Godolphin, Wheal Peru, At the meeting of tl Proprietary to-day, the 1. B. tratheseretis acm method of tapping Wm. wartestni to with. The cause of this strange conduct has been et 0 no.siatiauad. unto, so sma and Wheal Coy. A Wheal Buller share has been Prop d o gma.. a n o h o re it and mortice wholesale mil melt Ms sum 77 9 9 9 9 a profit for the six nioi sold to-day at 1,0741. ex div. The mine is stated to isfurreo TAP 14 KAPPP.RS (to mermen the treneethed thus explained by the correspondent of a Dublin .1,..• , Cu 1 „ s mar I L: sa il s :A , 1 7 .4 Lii zi y e * l aver atid. sad le. per peamt. The trade P•Per : se otoad.o-. Nsat. (Ireland) - - be looking well, and the profit on the next two out of which the direc N.B. ite faits were much csam-red and duly is In the 61 SI When the late Mayor, Dr. Themes Hane s was retiring l• la No r r trk"._,___,_. • months working is expected to be about 6,0001. The at the rate of 13 per et Crest Ishihdian. Section 22. Ito. 461 from dace. the majority of the city magistrates absented 4 ; 1 ; 5i f:,,,,• 7tB„,sV„,:s= .. :i :i „18 ends and shafts are yielding, on an average, 611 tons cent. per annum. Thi NO YORE PILLS OR ANY OTHER MEDICINE. themselves from the bench on the occasion of the usual vote 9 2 r, Ne w er- ~,,,, g ,,,,,,,,,,,... 23 I I pee Hdipe.tion, Comasipatiort, Diarracse, Pelpititio4 of the Heart, of thanks being pasted by his brutherj listless to the outgoing 20 all Newriwaseesponnsixo. so s of copper ore per fathom. profit for a bank, and, Acidity. lisanbarn. Nervosa Omen**, Distention chief magistrate, because of his having, in re,. 1y to a vote It. 1114' Nailt/ill ... ... ... . 111 hi The prices realised to-day are as follows : West success that must atte: redituticoiniscuimn circumstances, rigt e r7oryidit of the Lino. Cash, Asthma, Neremenem, III& of thanks from the liberal piny, after the last city election, 15 13 Do. New .., ._ . 74 8 Caradon, 2521; United Mines, 385; Wheal Provi- :l e am., D 7, *Mem Con.umption, Debility, Pamirs* omitted to acknowledge the assistance he received from the " 35 1 ° 811 ""s "Min" I . llll m 3 8 8 kk deuce 531; Mary Ann 32 • Alfred Consols, 16; Bpaana, Cram" Ilemorrboidel Affeetims, Irritation of the Kid. m. 100 North ROLM - ... SI 4 9 ,,, ..3 6 ,6„, 30 ,. e da m, g 6 ,,,, e , g 0 k. 64444 . 9 ,,,,,,,,,, A ,.. G out , local authorities in preserving the peace. Oa the maestro- IS 13 North Devon, 240. 1. ... 6 S 1 die Wheal Trelawney, 561; Ana , Bateett, 560 ; Wheal stitution is 820,0001. H.-Price Id.. or 3d. free by poet ( in etampis) 7. 4 th odium. rial bench the vote of thanks was recently proposed to the a , i n Do „ . A Do m .'3 Edward, 11 ;East Tamar, 17/ ; East Polgooth, It ; the meeting will be fin THE NATURAL REGEDMRATOR of the outgoing mayor by Mr. Thomas Rope, P. who said s 3 Do. ilt Ounutteed dim DIGESTIVE ORGANS, with at undid , ce incanterience. or " the citisetis had reason to rejoice at having had such a 10 171 North staffeedeer ~. 4 4 file 114 Wheal Speedwell, 111; Wheal Neptune, 41 • Nan- There woe a decided melees This trestle, le seeped to the peewit reader, end menthe chief magistrate to watch alter them during the recent M alt Nor* Western lb 10 lortaad S. Veva: 35 4 pea Ines as , * Weetimill7 ikoWriOlolt tie ramoretion cf health to election, else as tragic a scene as that enacted in the county at. ISO „ia•wd. wore . .-ii wa ve, 454 $O / 11 • West Wheal Alfred, 41, 5; Wheal Peru, 11. 217, but at the close tt ths msat bible, delicate, or Mattered ecoodration. of Clare might have taken place in Limerick." From that 4 ,, I re ,„,, e „. c k .,.., ... _ 93 97 93 The gold mining shares were flat to-day, and Australian Land chi kedea: Berry Du Lorry end Co., 77, Reseetm tr est. period to the present the city justices have spoken of this S. lov Mottle!. Midland . DI al closed heavily at, in most cases, a slight reduc- British Australasian t observation se an insult to this body, and this day held con. St. NO threw.. h Hire... Gime • 69 71 CULVERWELL'S MEDICAL WORKS, demo, when they called upon Mr. Bore to retract in open Pt. OW Do. L.llol.W.Gear. Mk 70 14 cliug ` ta s Al "" 451506381 . " 33 °3371231 " 155 536311 33 9885 . court, which hi not only refused to, but denied having 41 a'' 4 rurlbutT ski °as"' 613. P R. I. flivr. W. MM.) ... 191 le lion in prices. Nouveau Monde le ft off sellers at 1 prem., and le ft off 11 I prem. Australian Cordillera did not maintain their Union Bank of Antra WHAT TO EAT, DEWS , AND AVOID. used the wards ; bat this latter was disproved by . parties 131 c b o. The ,. ... n. who were in court at the time, and all the local journals /V 3:11 De. Gsweay ..".. - miscellaneous shares LECTURE TO TOI/NG MEN. reported Mr. Boyse's sentiments upon the day in question. to sc same/Arc vans - In. 22 13 dated to give confidence. lows :-Provincial BO now TO Cl HAM. Mr. Boyee persists in refusing to make any ro- r s. 1 5 0 : tritb= ... ••• me ooi so • Santiago shares have slightly rallied, closing this British American La iv. tnctation of hie words, and, as it is impossible that is 50 South Wales ." . matters could be allowed to procee d as at present, a The non-official quotations are : Peel River Land Australian Land, whit ON SPECIAL DUMMIES. public meeting in reference to it will, it is said, be ss it ThaaindlavewDoakEitAlL 29 sil and Mineral, 91 to 4 prom .; Australian Mutual, 4to 1 (with 11. paid) •, Pe vi• held, and a representation made to g overnment. 60 17 Vale of Meath l4 :II THE INNTITUTYI or MARRIAGE LIFE.IO all Waterford and Vacua - 87 ; Royal Mail Steer Tu. Mr. J. F. Maguire, M.P., Mayor el' Cork, has taken s e a n wawa.' sad •332 14 Australian, par to 1 prem. t _Burns' Creek Gold, par Attention has latter DISEASES OF MET= sane viierons steps to put down mendicancy in his * 13 Weed tbrawall li GI 4 prem.; Garnett and Monier, gar to i prem.; ket to the shares of t 1 TRINART DERANGEMENTS, costirnearunt, me HAMM. .Otte. ne has p ub liad an appeal to his fellow * M e t a , ‘ . . imbied°4 sad (3.°711585 P 4r 95 " srk,Newmatlenimmeh 69 70 04 9 Chartered Australian Land and Mining, par to 1 ment Company, whicl stotne. citizens against e encouragement of street beggars, iS I. Do. do. Katowice.* 7l 71 di. If 4 prem.; Adelaide Land and Gold, 4 dia. to 1 prem. ; to-day at a premium t is. and z. and pronounces street begging to be the great source 15 114 Do.Ll.E.l'utelaws . 21 el ~ =MIX 11148 , end SWTCII LAHR 2 Wilt , WNW. 11. of idleness, laziness, imposture, and fraud, and the 96 10U Toth Netth Mldlasd iii 141 161 6 L'Aigle d'Or, 1 die. to par ; Union Gold, Ito 1 rem ; meeting of this comp Worthing, a, 4 ; Carberry West, par to 1 prem.; the 14tli inst., when RTDROPATIIT : OR, THE COLD WATER CORR. moat serious obstacle to the relief of really deserving - Connemara, ito t prem.; Oilenaulin, par to 1 prem.; financial position was Inerwocat. 13, Paterse•ter-row. cuirvallaratl7.loe.rtrotraor: Maori, 6 ., ,_ M env :, cad as lowerellerr :reofM. R . Calverwell, M.D., 10. 08 61 4 Ww- raartaxncit SMARM South Cork Copper, Ito 1 prem.; Jamaica Copper, a dividend at the rat, *avg. - sos.itesensetn-et. who may he toneelifA dolly from 10 tic 3. An order has been received in Limerick from a et 1 tlwedeen - - 4tO 4 prem.; Beaman, Ito t prem.; Mizen Head, declared. The comp mil 7 MI& Belfast manufacturer to engage the large number of e au Milo Nor 2, 7 per CLI - - par to 1 prem. • Sulphate of Barytes, par to } pram.; years, and it appears 5,000 good muslin sewers and tambour workers, with It. PC Wiwal k 11201 . 1 4 Pei C 4 .1 107 109 a d It. 1110 CaledoLlan SIO ... 103 le 1111 0 Port Royal an d ' St. Andrew Copper Company, 4to raged 61 per cent. 1 SPORTING. a promise of constant employment at the highest so is titter sad Holyheied ... le pp 14 prem. : 100,000 shares, of wilt market rate of wages. so I. k sod Band= . lan pee - The company posses TATTERSALL'S.-•••MONDAT. Two hundred persons, all bound for Australia, " a ' D ' in ' t ". rinb • sod Aber ' Man Jaiwtion ... • el THIS DAY.-Two o'Cioce. situate in and neat LIVERPOOL STEEPLE CHASE. entered the railway train at Tam lemon together on is i s itaatAluelan(ll.loo6p.CL 1 1119 Business in the pld mining shares has not resumed in various p arts of 10 to 1 yet 0.10.2 (takes) Friday last. 5 3 Do. do. Of.) 7 per C. 8 4 4J 2 Do. do. (71. 17147 per Ct. pa its activity and the market ienerally is dull. Colo- some on the Hunter a 20 to 1 - Half-and - Half (taken) ,a . I it,..t.00.h5t5.,3 p e.,N0l II Ipm id nial Gold have realised only 21 to 21 prem.; and mineral tracts in METROPOLITAN HANDICAP. .1 01 Ditto do. Nat 11 po Carson's Creek, par. Waller shares have again been SO to 1 eget Lord Waterford's Redmond O'llanlon. UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL te :a 'Do. New it per Cent. nod 14 1 view to the decal 25 to 1 - Mr. J. A. Dowley's Limped* (taken) PillatiMaxTe. ic 10 'llsal.Ualoa.llarlpirs.6p.C.l Is 1 run up to 2 p rem. and other lands, tut 30 to 1 - Mr. Farranoe's Terpsichore. Rev. William Heygete Senn, to Churchover Rectory, ' , ldloburits, Penh, and Australian Agricultural shares mark 232 to 226; • Dundee, 31 par Coot ... 8 4 the available °s pit • nirth British Australian Land, 1/ to 11 prem.; Van 3.5 to 1 - Mr. Payne's Hirsute (taken) Warwickshire, value 2701. IL •OD Greet Northers A nevem' 126 US 197 il augmented, an oh 40 to 1 - Mr. Lila 'a Tavistock (taken) Rev. Egerton Leigh Boughton Ward Boughton Leigh, $6 . H p D‘,. s pper tent- got, Z. Dieman'e Land, 15 to 16. to effect to the eaten NEWMARKET HANDICAP. to Harborough Magna Canary, Warwickshire. dement& at 10 pct. pm 11l 114 124 to 1 eget Mr. T. Parr's Contentment (taken) Rev. Robert John Clarke, to Ocker Hill Perpetual 4 11.0t.tithaiweetraMalgiithe al a go. Aare Mum. amine 110 . 0 1 41 existing shareholders Veld -wiser done TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS STAKES. Curacy, Warwickshire, value 1601. 90 4 10Weat.Itts Itlllant•ez Spa 1 11 pra yesterday. today . at par, in the proporti . 9to 2 apt Mr. Bowes's West Australian. Rev. Edward Acton Davies, to St. Matthias Perpetual at . I:o . ot.Weltera i lld3p i e i t o 107 109 i p.for every five previous: _ _______ CHESTER CUP. Curacy, Malvern Link, Worcestershire, value 601. and 15 et. MO Ditto 6 per cent Mack- 141 22 162 z d lbo,nt t tam OW ell 111 is lii that the directors pro: 10,4001 It.. toxin Callierntan - - 10,000 10 Australasia' 2 2 „ 44 1 by the Australian Al 25 to 1 - Mr. Greville's Scarecrow Rev. James Alexander Fell, to Penkridge Deanery- IR. 100 Mtn Preferential. mr_Ct. - - 20,1.04 20 Alutraliart 5 m 6 61 detaching their miner 40 to 1 - Mr. Osbeldeston's Mountain Deer (t and Rural, diocese Lichfield. 5 5 Lon.dirltteWortCow.Thrds 39 4pm 65,00 a I Mestraliaa Cordillera ... all 41 pm aft off) Rev. William Maude Haelewood, to St. Mary Curacy, IN IN loadowlerry &Color. Oh $ 114 100,000 I Australian Vreetteld 124 all Loodooderryiallaalek.ol6 134 lit 46,11110 1 Ave Maria 4l 1 alai • mining company on a 40 to 1 - Mr. T. Parr'. Trill* (t and eft off) Preston, Lancashire. 1. - . 26 Maa.tilard.kLins.wa.Nol 9 10 Mork I tallish Auetralian Golf all f 4pm 40 to 1 - Mr. Saxon's Richard Primmer (t and Rev. William James, to Baton Rectory, Warwickshire, is Is I Do. New .CI9 ... . 14 Ilf 28,900 20 British Sr.. U.S V II The following has b aft off) value 6781. with residence. 4 3 D. /6 ... . - 1 Ipm IEOO 3,9 Bracil.lay.(tetat3f.pa 14 14 4 of the North Stafforde 40 to I - Mr. Morris's Indian Warrior Rev. John Eyeaaton, to St. Mark Curacy, Cheethem 121 all r llarjp.& Calle* 44 p Ct. I 11 psi COP SO De. Comes and Ctliabi ali lil 4 50 to 1 - Mr. T. Parr's Contentment (t and a ft Hill , and to officiate at the National School, Lower Cramp- v- lOU 7 4.shsodtvtnc-brA l 4 . O.Ct '4O lit 11,001 20 Do. rit. Jobe Del 14. 13 29 30 secretary of the rail off) a ll , Lancashire. 161 • Ditto Prefereece ___ 4 1 yai live 1 Cerson's Creek 4 par vim 6 Exchange: as to *es ti Itatenakni .. 22 U z d 1,000 to 20 - Mr. Cooper's Montague (t and aft off) Rev. John Brooke, to Walton-le-Dale Perpetual Curacy, a a u ,' Dp. • onsipm e pc 34 os e's, sj i 4 ~ 12,00 ,, 40 Gob,* copper NoRTE ETAT 100,000 6 Colonial Gold LOW to 20 - Captain Key's Little Jack (t and aft off) Lancashire, value 1.561 . with residence. I all I De.WaveneyValley Spat 2 11 - C•Pado .. 1,000 to 20 - Mr. Nichol Newminster (t and alt off ) Rev. Charles Old Goodford, to the Head-Maatership of se. le Ste nth l!ritedi ... .. ... 101 154 1031 150,200 St. Copper Miners 4 Eat r ut - - traffic, you have correct; 1.00, to 20 - Mr. Hayter's Friday Eton College, value 6,0001. 29 ell North Staforelshlr• - pm arrangement with the I 2 000 to 35 - Mr. John Oaborne's Merry Bird (t and Rev. George Knoeling, 8.A., to St. Paul Perpetual et. :190.0zrA, Worworter, r.d 70,10 a Enuscivatraii I , i. App. all 19 11 di. olver., EIS. 'per ODD - - pacy it is no longer int. 100444 I Great Nugget Vein .... all 84 Spm64 1 aft off') Curacy, Stonehouse, Devon. It 9 GILD ditto ditto If Va. 114 10,60 i 20 • .S•eral - - dear sir, yours faithfully 1,000 to 15 - Captain Mime', Tremble (t) Rev. John Piercy Langley, to Olney Curacy, Backs. 6 , stre,rv.griroi.Newt.uar. II II MOM Grand Duchy of Badet all par IPm 1 1 Whitt Slaughter, Esq. 1.000 to 15 - Lord Caledon's Sister to Wanota (t) Mee. - Meade, to Ballyspillane Vicarage, Ireland. .to wa.*Cheetet(Nor. W. 11.oct Great Polgooth all il il oat 4 1,000 to 15 - Mr. E. Philiips's Truth Bay. Thos. Wilson Raven, to Bazterby Curacy, War- MM. 6me Omit- - 171 171 100,00 , Late Batturst all f die par I The quotations of at 1,000 to 15 - Lord Waterford's Bellewstown wickshire. 10 10 Do. 5 par Cent ... ... 11 pm Mon Litany 1,000 to 10 - Mr. °readies Adine Rev. Win. Woodward, to Bellbroughtan Coney, Woe- lb l i ' 4 11 5 "`" 8 i;„ - -• 10 1 ., 17 4 sal Kerr Lordonkrallforia. Gold Dutch Four per Ce • Quarto. Crushing 01 au 1 I di* 3,000 to 10 - Mr. H. S. Thompeon's Agnes Wiektleld cestenhiro. 104 Eli South £o.t.l ' n (Reading 160,060 e Marloulta "" DERBY. VACANCIES. Awe.) of E 1.0.8.... ...... 28 249 10,000 1 Ilealeantlith.Haniam. 9 as 6 per Cents., 221 ; Mei 20 to 1 - Doke of Bedford's Sittingbourne (t Recrozw.- Lawton , Lancashire, diocese Chester ; patron 20 41 BtlLYteluthirelpereauar 19 30 100,04 New Granada freely) Rector of Winwiek, Rev. J. Pennington, deceased . 3 8 Wamtlordetliilkennytemt fWs pee 100,00 t Nouveau Monde 15A,00i. Porte The quotations g'eta abler were theresults of a fair PRIIPITUAL DeRAcT.-Llaudewi•Aberath, St. Albans. it. 1,0 Tmk, New:asue,n bete., Ot.North 04 ling.puroh. 194 106 1041 66,1 W Quaru Hoek all pa The subjoined calcu anima of business; the changes were few and unimportant. Cardiganshire, diocese St. David's; patrons, Propriewre of . . tents ~,,, Si 21 10,09 , h Rhymney [roe ...... HUNTING APPOINTMENTS. RICTOST.-Horley, Surrey, dioces! Winchester, value, 7,et Klativzo &Cuba le 64 71 present prices. To it POI SOUSLO. 3254. with residence, patrons, Christ's Hapital, Loudon, 40,00, I ;with Australian a.l tar Ipm rate, the proportion of Lord Lansdale's, Tuesday (.bie day), New Ground Tarn- R•v. B. Bice ' 4.OCt 10 r... Croft D.D., d ecease d . creed since last divide 41.17. mite tkots.l Metals pie; Saturday, Hodgemoor Wood-at IL EAIIIIIIIIEIPII.-Eion College, Assistant Mestership, LINEi LEASID AT FIXED RENTAbIk 74000 I Waller SASSOOOL Bev. C. 0. Goodford, promoted. 201 all RlnetnaluenliOlfordwltti 100,000 I Wort Granada Lard Lonsdales, Friday, itoweltam-at 12. London, Christ's Iftwpital, Head Mastership: patrons, imai . 446 . 0454 . 4 ,,0 t m e . t . $0 $1 i/01,000 1 '0.41 Marisoaa... .... sll par Ipm 14 Governors, Rev. E. Rice, D.D., deceased. SO; ,et , Ditto without • guarantee 110..00 1 Tuba .......... 1 1 limed toOrsatWestero 996 301 -_ . _ I_INWOULOOMItit.WiIet.p MIN WilimeNt Me theleglelihetWuk Biros., Ne11..6 ituareat.NewattetWth Ditto without apostle. (*mewl (Mat Weston bock .I.oe/white (hoselo to Lombok N. Western. ..trOortelo Janette (rtsetd toCalettoolah).. CentLitoothoh." us: 6p.Ct. (heard to (It. Norther& ilowootrr it Deer /hew: Crewed ..c.GrestWerterh Nullhgeltry(LToritithY, 00 II 29e 30i N II ADMIRALTT, JAN. 24‘..-APPOINTMENTIL—NamiI Inetructor W. Rey to deggißines • Clerk T. J. Vinall to Barrneoute ; Assistant E Mill to Win , J. Bin toe tad W. A. Mean to RAdwtowt Mw. THE. LATE CAPT. MATBOII, It.N.—A correspondent says "Captain Matson, the commander of her Majesty's steamer Ilighflyer, whose death from yellow fever in the West Indies has just h , (13 recorded, came into the posies- Mon of a large fortunes short time since. He was not de sirous fur actin 'service, but being an excellent steam officer he was appointed to the Highflyer by the Admiralty It the particular wish of tie builder of that ship to test her qualifications. There were forty or fifty post captains can didates for the appointment. and Captain Matson took com mend of her unwillingly Sion otter the ship was in corn• mUsin she and the Dauntless were ordered to the West Indies to increase the West Inlis squadron on account of the Cuba dirurhanees. Here peer Matann met his death. Both the Highllyer end the Dauntless are entered home, but the latter has not hands sufficient to work her borne, for as fast as men go on board of her they ere struck down with the yellow fever." DEPARTURE OP EMIGRANTS FOR AUSTRALIA."... Chl Saturday afte rn oon one o f tl ie mug exciting scenes that kot been witnessed for some time took place in and about tbs outward bound dock of the East India Derck., owing to b 6 Porture of no les s than Or' e large vessels for Austra with more than a thutnerol emigrants. Among the vessels was a fine large ties first class ship, named the 1 4142 :auti belonging to N evi .. O cean , c h artere d so l e l y f or bard emigrants. There were near four hundred on n.uti when the vessel quitted the d oc k s , chi e fly composed " Pang Married couples and families. SUDDEN DEA= OP A FELLOW OP MAGDALEN COLLAGE, OXFORD.— Yesterday an inquest was held at Magdalen WIMP, touching the death of the Rev. Edward John Chaplin, fellow of that society. Evidence of finding the body . on the bed by deceased's servants the first thing in the morning, and that of two medical gentlemen, one who was called in that morning but found that he must have been dead several hours, end that, in his opinion, death was caused by sppoplexy ; and the other, who had on two occa sions been sent tor, the first of which he was obliged to open the jugular vein, which then saved deceased's life, and subsequently he had found him in • strong fit. The jury returned a verdict—" I hat Edward John Chaplin was found dead on his bed, and that according to the evidence and opinions of two medical witnesses, his death, in the judg ment of the jury, was the result f an apoplectic fit." By the death of Mr. Chaplin a fellowship on the Kugby founda tion has become vacant. RECTORY OP ST. ANDREW UNDERSIIAFT.—The Bishop of London has given notice to the authorities of the parish of St. Andrew Uadershaft, Leadenhall-street, the' rectory of which lately berme vacant by the death of the Rev. William Antruhus, 8.D., that he has suspended the tithes, ilk., with a view to the apportionment of some of them to the augmentation of neighbouring and poorer parishes. It was stated in the pariah, yesterday, that so soon as these arrangements are completed, his lordship will pr, sent his son, the Rev. F. Winnfield, new rector of St. Alphege, London-wall, to the valuable living of St An drew. The rectory of St. Alpliege, which will thus become vacant, is worth about 40E. a year, and is is the gift of the bishop MONEY MARKET. Is $ 108 110 MoNDaY The improvement noticed at the end of last week ' has not been maintained, the speculative feeling in 'the security markets appearing at present to be adverse to a rise. The Consol market bas been flat, although the supply of floating stock is limited. In the railway market there was a temporary improve ment in the morning, but it soon gave way, selling orders from the country assisting the depression. Less stock than was expected was needed to-day to supply names overdue from last account, and no stock was bought in. This is • circumstance that usually affords direct encouragement to " bear" ope rations. An unfavourable effect is also produced by the prevalence of rumours of unfavourable dividends, the Great Western being reported, for example, as unable to pay 1 per cent. This is a favourite ruse of the bears, however, and the statements of this kind afloat must be regarded with caution. On the Ist September, it will be remembered, the Great Western Companycommenced the working of the Birmingham and Oxford line, and on the Ist October a reduction of the Great Western fares was made, as required by act of parliament. The gloom prevalent in the several markets in the latter part of the day appears Do. *Was (ditto' .. Us. snarls (ditto) . tondo ant Greene el '!rated to Paula aataera thtta Frar. natty (ditto, Loet....oft t;u+t.lw revat. ta.,.ed to Norfolk) Ditto ditto 6 pet Dent Maneb.,Buiton,laMatioek 'lasted to t .lEtt.R.kled.) Middleman"' and Lecher I(leased to B:att.& Danl. -IA st..t Pradland(litdl.) aofthcra.trttellt Sport t x d 113 113 46/1 e 31 Mt 14 141 id 134 311. 1 - 11 14 211 Sh d $ 3 ;learnt to Bast.Co:ito• Pn Atm& W Otto. Lou. StN.WeeLatLase.ltVerY loystani and Miens Ow to Groot Northern 3, shelved) fncsek *nab Staffor , hthire Omen )Ir. moor Vel..y, d p. 'lt Dowl to itorktora Dato Ditto Ditto . Wilts t Saul opt (4 le Oral Walton] There was a decided fall in the Australian Agri cultural shares to-day, sales being effected as low as 217, but at the close there were buyers at 220. South Australian Land shares were also weaker. North British Australasian met with business at 1} to prem., and left off 11 to 11 prem. The shares of the Union Bank of Australia, owing to the satisfactory report, rose to 80, and closed 75 to 77. In other miscellaneous shares transactions took place as fol lows :—Provincial Bank of Ireland, 481,, I ex div. ; British American Land, 51; Crystal Palace, 4I ; Netherlands land Enclosure, 2i, 1 ; North British Australian Land, which is now officially quoted, 21, I (with 11. paid) •, Peninsular and Oriental Steam, 87 ; Royal Mail Steam, 82. Attention has latterly been directed in this mar ket to the shares of the Scottish Australian Invest ment Company, which, with 11. paid, were quoted to-day at a premium of 11 to 2. The annual general meeting of this company was held at Aberdeen, on the 14th inst., when a detailed statement of their financial position was laid before the proprietors, and a dividend at the rate of 7i per cent. per annum declared. The company has been established 13 years, and it appears its yearly dividends have ave raged 61 per cent. The capital stock consists of 100,000 shares, of which 31,360 were held in reserve. The company possesses several freehold properties situate in and near Sydney; other properties in various parts of New South Wales, including some on the Hunter and Murrumbidgee rivers • and mineral tracts in South Australia. With a view to the development of their auriferous and other lands, the directors recommend that the available capital should be immediately augmented, an object which they propose to effect to the extent of 27,0001., by allowing the existing . shareholders to take up the reserved stock at par, in the proportion of two of the reserved shares for every five previously held. It is further reported that the directors propose to follow the example set by the Australian Agricultural Company here, by detaching their mineral lands from their other free holds, and making it the seat of operations of a mining company on a large scale. The following has been addressed by the secretary of the North Staffordshire Railway company to the secretary of the railways department of the Stock Exchange: NORTH STAV/ORDSHIRR RAILWAY. Dear Sir,—By not receiving the usual weekly returns of traffic, you have correctly concluded that under the new arrangement with the London and North-Western Com pany it is no longer intended to publish them.—l remain, dear sir, yours faithfully, J. Samuns, Sec. Whitt Slaughter, Esq. The quotations of stocks at Amsterdam on Satur day are thus reported by telegraphic express:— Dutch Four per Cents., 952; ditto, Two-and-a- Half per Cents., 64 15-16; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 222; Mexican New, 241- ; Portuguese New, 38; Austrian Five per Cent. Meta Hies, 832. The subjoined calculations show the rate per cent. per annum yielded by our government stocks at present prices. To render the results strictly accu rate, the proportion of interest which may have ac crued since last dividend period should in each case be taken into account. It should also be remem bered that the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cent, be comes a Three per Cent. Stock in 1854. Int. per cent. Price. per annum. Three per Cent. Commls Three per Cent. Reduced lOl 2 II 1,/ New Three-and-a-Quarter per Ctnts Rank Stock (Meld nd calculated at the rate f per cent per annum) India Ittoolo(dir. at the rate of 10. per mat. per incur.) Eachequer Rine, !Larch (Int led. per cent, per day) 6oe. pat. 3 1 ei Annexed is a statement (extracted from the Liver pool Weekly Share Lest) showing the rates yielded by ordinary railway stocks at present prices, the calculation being based on the dividend - paid for the half-year ending the 30th of June: - _ Int. per nen'. Pres. Price. Railway. per 'lnman. 121 London and North Western Stock Li 10 101 15 London and North Western Fifths 4 IS 4 IS Liverpool, Unsay, sad donthpon . 91 Great Wcstern 108 Itriniel and Exeter 34 Edinburgh and tilaanow 82 Great &Inherit and Western—lre:and ...... .. 3 16 II 17 Y,rk, Nev.esstle, and Hernia 1 0 10 :7 Midland Stuck SO LaneAstrr and Carlisle ................. 3 IS 9 B• Luteashtre at11kY0rkeh1re...............«...... 3 16 0 Illtd1 : .nr1 Great V.o,tere—lftlead $ !! Ili SI Loudon and youth Wtstern II $ ... 191 Dublin ant Hellen 47 Midland, Birmingham, mrl Daisy 9 I 61 Glacgtoor and route Weeitfa 2 South P.aattirn — 3 9t 131 Evicts Canaille I . 4 103 Leedom,Briebtos. mai South awl OII 19 Mei Loarmatt• ..... ...... • Li 110$ US 04 U 132 134 in 114 I iOs 314 124 141 PS z 4 U 14 149 161 TO TRH EDITOR 01 TH2 HIPHESS. Sta,—l hear on good authority that the Governor and Deputy-Governor of the Bask of England were both opposed to the increase of the rate to 3 per cent., but the measure was carried against them. Is not this rather sin• gala t S. Loss or ANOTHER LIFE BOAT.—The Rhyl life boat went out on Saturday night to assist a vessel which was wrecked on the Hoyle-bank; nine men went out, but the vessel was abandoned before the boat reached her. On the boat returning she capsized, and all the men were obliged to make the best for shore; six met with a watery grave, and three were saved. The boat is a new one, sent by the Royal Benevolent Shipwrecked Mariners'Society. The names of those who are drowned are : —David George, married, with four children ; John Evans, married, with two children ; Philip Jones, married, with one child; Thomas Jones, married; William Parry, single; John Edwardes, single. Saved,—Owen Jones, master, with two others. SHOCKING MURDER IN CUPIIII.—It is Our pain , ful duty to record an instance of this awful crime which has occurred in our community. The victim in thi+ case is a boy of five or six years of age, and the perpetrator of the horrid deed is his own mother. It appears that Janet Keddie or Johnstone had been drinking hard for some days previously, and on Tuesday evening, in a drunken frenzy (irritated, it is supposed, by the refusal of the child to go for more whisky), she seised and maltreated him till the poor child died under her treatment, as he was found in bed evidently strangled. The wretched mother is in the hands of the authorities, and in due course will be tried for the murder. At present she is still suffering from de lirium tremens. Her husband and the father of the boy is a book distributor, and was from home at the time of the murder. We understand that the woman Keddie has oftener than once already, when under the influence of liquor, attempted to take away her own life.—Fifs Herald. NEW ADMIRALTY AGENTS.—Lieutenants W. H. Payne and Robert Reid, R.N., have been appointed Admi ralty agents on the Southampton station. TYNEMOUTH DOCKS.—This undertaking is, we understand, to be opposed most strongly on standing orders. The object of opposition on standing orders, and its effect when successful, is not to alter or amend any clauses in the bill, but to throw it overboard altogether. Among the opponents of the bill in this stage, we find therefore appro priately enough the name of John Clayton, Esq., Town Clerk of Newcastle, but we canfess we were not prepared to find in juxtaposition with it the signature of C. U. Laws,Esq., the resident agent of his Grace the Duke of Northumber land. His grace's name does not appear as a petitioner, but it is impossible to conceive that the attempt thus made by his agents to strangle a measure of such great public utility does not receive his grace's sanction. Alas ! for the town which has such patrons and protectors.—North and South Shields °acetic. SIR H. DARELL.—We have to announce the death of Lieutenant-Colonel Sir Harry Darell, Dart. This melan choly event took place at Cagliari, in Sardinia, on the 6th inst. He had been shooting with Captain Payne o.illwey, in the Agliutra mountains, where be was seized with feu: on the 31st of December, and died alter siz dap' illness, in the 39th year of his age. Tl.is gallant officer served with much distinction in China and at the Cape. RAILWAY ACCIDENTS.—Mr. Humphrey Brown, M.P., has the following notice of motion in the House of Commons: "To call the attention of the house to the la mentable loss of life incidental to railway travelling, result ing from the absence of better regulations, and the necessity of a direct interference on the part of her ?daj.lity's govern ment, for the purpose of correcting tee irregularities and disregard evinced by railway companies to the public safety." Olt DIT.—It is currently reported in the political circles that from the observations recently made b y a es r uin noble Scotch lot.: on the hustin gs t o his cons:itin.nte, and charging a right hon. gentleman and ez.Secr, :try with having used undue iuflusuce at ricer.' election., a message had been se. t by tl.e latter to the forma; but tte result of the correspondence which has taken place we or. unable, at the present moment, to lay before our readkre—