The Express. — London, England, 1851-01-01 00:00:00

.••••/, IRELAND. Mawr, Dec. I. It is unders'eod that 39 of the Irish members have alt..adly signed the ch clartvion pledging themselves resist any legislative enactment for limitiag the pet ri.eges at present enjoyed by the Roman catholic', sad it is expected that that number will, before the meeting of parliament, be very considerably increased. Thus the t.ipoe':: ion in that quarter is being steadily. atd even formidably oegaaised. Mr. John O'Connell, haw. ver, has not been so fortunate in his project of grting up a meeting of Roman ciabolic members in Dublin. Ito only additim al answer to his invita tion he has received is that of Mr. Corbally, ore of the members for Meath, who writes: Our Par,-1 hays rewired your Liter, sad regret that it Vail not ii• 3o my power to amply with your wish. as 1 a be able to snake asp atop la Dahlia Ds my way to L 100 an the Weikel., 01 II obroary.-1 wmala 'ours mry uulr, M. E. COILIALLT. O'Coatel:,Bq . 11 P. At the meeting of the Repeal Aar ciation yesterday M. O'Connell promised to bring under the conside ration of the proposed meeting of catholic members the subject of education sad the catholic oath. A correspondence between Mr. George Alexander Hamilton, M.P., and Colonel Donne M.P., on the subject of the Irish viceroyalty, has been given to the world, and Lined* great satisfaction to those who ad neate the retention of the office, s_ A reqeisi!ion to the new Lord Mayor to convene a meetiag on the viceregal question is in progress of si,mature, and a very influential meeting may bee:- peed there b foe the elose of the ensuing month. Tee following Irish protestant address to the (laces has just been prepired for signeure:— "t 0 ill 1:44 aam:s MOOT 1. - XCILLIXT WAJUTT. We, your Lenity'. desire! subjeeu nsidect is Inlaid, WE •o approach your Winety erkla an assurance of oar th• .ted loyalty to year Majesty'. penes sad throw. We desire to pr nest against the recent attempt of th^ Pope of Home to introduee Into &island a rrrr itorial etr:• , isetical Jurisdiction, interfering with ,your flajesit'a TO• prerogsive, and tocorisisisat with oar national pr'n•letne. We inuntly pray your Mej•sty to preserve the so wreigtay of the crown, the free COLIVItIII.OII of then realms, and the isstitutioas established by law amongst in, against all veamption of papal authority. We disclaim the intectioa of infriagiag the religious liberty of any elms of our fellow-subjects, but desire to Were that Lberty tea seer, claw ageism foreign inter- It is therefore with satisfaction we have noticed the avowed made by rodepend.nt mambas of the Church of Rome, trot in fertilise the at:erasion of tke rope, the roll. 1111 liberty of your Majesty'. loyal subjects profewing the Strout citoulis faith will so: be Injudioad. We beseeek your MMeety, that, in accordaace with the lesialat , ve asioo emating between Omit Britaia sad Ireland. tko seats protection which you hisjeety's royal wisdom may afford is Eseland trianest all foreign sad usurped authority, may be extes.u.d to Ireland aa as Integral put of the Carted limedose. • huller I erg, with vvvvvv nee, to remind your Majesty of the recent intert. fence of the rope of Rome in the tempo. ral crate fee of Iroise I, by the saute, of a Synod at Then.. w.der • papal mandate—an by not lets thou tb the seurpatioa of authority the Pere is Be gisod. We Imo bly submit to yoar Majesty, tat by the q' !eras compact ut the Cairns, your Mejuitre subjects pro. menus the ;skewed faith to Iteasid are waled to the same protection se their protestant brethren in Or-at Britain. with %Los the protestante of Irelaad are ecuakeetod by religiose sympathy, loyalty, and affsetkra. •. la whatever i11t.1111 , 18 your Majesty may adopt to mi• pees. all limb ineroaehmosta, we car ths services of • loy city newer shaken or douhted. Aid whilst we acksow. &ergo w.th theaktulnems to Alosielity Owl the Messier we roues ander the rule of your MMerty, we declare the eL.efest q b L the enjoyment of the pure faith of the Re.. brstti m—tti .iotenanoe of which in Ireland we beln we , to be the sere based of unsou with Greet Br.tain, and the best support of the imjerial throw., .• WV therefore ITiMa bry — p - raythat these our sentiments may be Invoerab:y eionsidered le may measure to be adopted at this crisis tinder pier lidmedy's royal saecion Tee following letter has bees addressed by the Mamie Camden to the editor of the Lendenderry &tittuel:— Fir,—ls your jmithal of Friday loot. lho 13th !utast, I Lad the telbwitof poraproph Atmosit the Isteel ptvt.rts ottnottocod by the popish journ.l. are Lb. Marquis sod 11archi•.ueaa of Camd.n, who au^ iot.l to have !Nut titcolvott icto tho Boman catholic ot..,rett at crag.. " . . . . . A. euch rri7,ll utterly (levitate of foundation, may I rt , ,leet of you to weer title our moot unqualified eontr►die• t. - I have tte boomer to he, sir, yours truly, Waders, uuk, Kent, Lhc. IS, 1310. CAIDEN. The Messrs. Birch, the eminent distillers of Roe crea, have converted their distillery into flax and have set on toot a subscription to establish a flax society in their Leality. At the half•yearly meeting of the Dublin and Liver pool Steam Ship Company, held yesterday, the direc tors' ri port, which 111141 adopted, contained the sub joined statement: Ili thew last report tar directors stated that • communism. den had bora received Irons the City of Dublin Steam Packet Company, submitting, under the circumstance, of the coo. tinned oppwitka, the ressona..lenera and sound policy of lOW redaction tieing made in the minimum amount of dividend payable to the proprietors of this company, lose r...eh as they ars so deeply interested in mahvaining the inde.oadene. and pr.sperity of the City of Aabli.. Company ; it.. .reenit of that c onsmunicatioa was a redaction in the eihuter-eaowsry to the rate of 5 per cent. The directors have satiefactioa to report on the present ocession that, ale th-sigh the r rip 'Pion has hewn since continued, the board of th. City of Debbie Company hire not f nand it necinstry to make icy apoliestion lon a futtieer redaction ; and while the pr •pti•:eno of that company bate not sine* ne.ired soy r. tuns a their capital, the same amount of dividend, at the rate of live per nut. per annum. can be paid t, the Deo• pr ,rows 05 Lbw company for the had you ending let Novem ber Mot. &tog In • Omni' 11.—A Dunmore correspondent wr.tes:—" Oa Sunday last whilst the Her. Mr. Lyons was en • teed is the esiobratioa of divine service, Mr. Burin II •we.• wh,m sad Yr. Lyme • dispute lately arose coa. et r:.as* the weeping of cartels pews, end which is still p• odiag until the seat quarter 'toque's of Teas ) tame him U.c thumb, and forced Lis way, with the aid of s " pincers the meta iden pow ; at. reopen the officiatirB minister, 4. crest excltenwat, divemeil himself of hie sacred vesture', di .ceatled fawn the pulpit, sod a j.•urned to ha own home, to which the corgregatios, the muse of the a isturbsice excepted, Mane iiately promoded."—Toss Herald. SI 'MU LAE PHIPIONIVION.-i—Ou Saturday morning the t Ith Use , we are Wormed by a correspondent that s v.ey stapes' sod startling atmospheric phaisorsaisoo seas witnessed by several iadividuale in the parish of Dunbie. AS wit halfiset sin o'clock, arc, it &preen a very uautusl Mr ' htsess was observed above the tasters hor , coa, is which wes disinctly observed to pale two large mask of the line. The eirtamstaaes levies Seem noticed by the family of s most ',erectable farmer of the shove panel', amend alms- Mew was drawn be this most wesdatful phew:mm.l'os. After s eh vt pvo4 the vessels disappeared, end the /sateen hmai. spb is Meuse erwaseed by • 'read reaorsasic reproseastloa ed two analee approachisp in weriska conflict. Oa drswitsg Mar to sash *Car Were wee saes to Wee from the oiled,g stet% two oaken, who appeared Meads., is single combat, sad as distioetly visible was the e•pmmatatioa that their ocrusi sear w awns mak" be distinguished. Tell singular Wt. presentation costissed from kali-past 6 to 8 o'clogit. The portim whe witnessed the above ptienosneirai have esteemed their winteriness t authenticate it is the moat satisfactory amseer.--Cokrease Chrutticle. lIVISTINO THE Wittr.—On St. Stephen's night Head-cut stahle fkunders.m, of the Cappasame station, 'embed leveret bay -stacks is • term-yard at Banjo"- ?ter , succeeded fa arrest's, Junes Carey, wk. had bees, some time en the " run," chargid with tbs mut& r ot Purick 11 , as, at Newport. The head-coustablt started the offender Man hie Menai place by ceding aloud " to be ef t at the polite were emaing." HEIM'CTION or 11ENT4.—The Nl•strs. hue, of Cork. like are the remittent of the Menthols of foggy rows., Qulatiaaitart. sad Lissom's, is the ceightwialtaed of Ssiailleld, meaty Dora, lately paid a 'bit to their tenan try es this peepory , sad after a initiate isepectioa of the lend., sad a ireetbfreed convent's with the teasels, they scummed their intention of emitted'!" all mots below 24. the Cunningham acre, by 1; per mat.; this reduction to tatted so far bock as to bo allowed ea the year's rest due at May, 1849, as well se at May, MO, mid to be emenusd. A misation of 10 per mat. it silo to be allowed to those hedieg under 24, an set. (Cunningham) anima en old leases when the mats are amply eery low. Mr. 111.tril d•• wary, of 13 illyeattle. has made a hand‘mat ',sinews' of 30 per amt. on his propeety ; sad, iadependeut of that, he kat his ezeellest steward. Mr. Graham, instructing kis ' ter tatty is the dreier", mem. DUSTRITTIqn OF THE CORK SAW MILLS.—Throe alas, which were the mese ef the murder of me of the eripieal Proffrittert, Dr Qum, mad the tank of a erupt-' whey hetwea Mt nutter Imp Tr of Cork shot resu!ted in the midwifes with vitriol of the other proprietor, Mr. WillOS, were completely destroyed by fir* on Timis: mortise. They went feted up in the boot sad wort ethebtat MASK with went sirekium. They /*stained two steam esev.“, which worked mediates capable of twilit' timber foto an pmeile kmas. besides plsairg and other aseetess. F•r die lest melee Iss , tkr., the concerns have been worked by Mr. Heart Diann, of Great George-street, who is also the or of a t abet yard adjoining, and it was only feet w lr e a t i t is tl t iat be pachased the interest of the laadlied from thee tommimiewers fee the ado of Eacambethsl Boatel. Between lour sad live s'aock is Ma mom* Ike wee wound In the coseetes by the polies patrol, who leattly forged' open ote of the gates, end petotiving the etweagratiew had wen ed beyond their power of subduing 1.. leeeessiets we 'e deepatchei for the mayor, Stib.iespeetor Walker, the mtle'ary, na n d fits eneicee. Willis two hours the saw Rats were • mass of smouldering ruins, property te • kW 1110111 e having been destroyed. It ..dented the pre. miser, ausettiaery, sad stock are imsred f• the anises of the atioasi sad Patriotic to the some el 3,oool—Carkpaprer. Eat)) *ntelltagine• SURREY SESSIONS. You 81:1111T Pouch Fouce.—At the Surrey Ses sions yesterday, after the grand jury had Men dis missed to their ditties, the magistrates constituted themielves a mart in the ueasl form, for the transaction of esseral Wainer. The report of the committee appointed to report en the constitution of the new county police (ore. was ✓ead. It Ir.commended the election of C.pt.in If. C. Bening', of the Hon. East India Company's service, es chief constable, end proposed the adoption of Guildford kited of Godaltnine as his heed quarters. The report waa adopted by a majority of two. Lord LArelace celled attendee to the frequency of prise fights in Surrey, sad to the assistance afforded to their promoters by certain railway companies, who supplied them with 'petal trains. He me vioned a ricent prise fight after which a number of ranee broke into several c.itteges, and eat up all the provisions on which they could lay their hear. A prise fight had also brought a number of bad characters in the iseigilbiurhood of Frfroley just before Mr. U. llest's murder. Arter the transaction of some routine business, the prceeedinp terosinated. THE POLICE COURTS. GUILDHALL. HAYS TOCII COALS Maxonxu.—CepfaiaWilliam Ray, 'sal sad take suchen', advertising as to 30, Robert street, Monte., was summoned for delivering 40 ticks of coals of less than the legal weight to Mesas. Cuthbert, tallow• morl'orrs, of Paternoeter.row. The summon had been served at the nominal address of the defendant, when it was found that Captain live did not Ihe there. bat only had his lett..rs directed at the boust Mary Fawkes, at 30. R,but street, kLaton, said-1 brow teething of Captain Ray. 1 received a ruesoas against wkiels is still Iting at my house. A short gentleman always calls fu orders ea I letters directed to Captain Ray. ffautisin he calls twits a day. 1 have taken in letters for Captain Ray about twelve mouths, for which 1 wee to bare been paid a share of the proti•s in the way of commission, or akw coals now and then. 1 have oily had one tan of coals Ens his. On Satarday last the short gentleman ease and told se to disostinue takiag is orders. Mr. Cuthbert hers avid th.t in cowponies of an a Ivertise• seat that appeared in the Tints, offering the beet Walls lad coals et 181. per ten, he wee Induced to send an order kr 4 tau. They were delivered, sad he coutiaued for about six weeks to have 4 Sue every weak from Captain Ray, which were always promptly delivered; but on weighing the sacks it ws. Mend that out of 40 auks of coals only 14 sustained their full weight of 224 lbs. He then produced a lit of the saclu as they were taken out of the waggon on de livery : the lit and 2nd wen found correct weight; the 31d was 311 be. abort of the full weight ; the 6th wee 341 b.. chat; and the 7th, 331 be. • the 11th was 53Ibe. short weight; the 13th, 401bs. ; the 16th, 63ibe. ' • the 18th, 621 be.; the 19th, 71ba. ; the 20th, 641b5.; the 21.1, 41114.; the 22nd, tilbs ; the 23rd, 461 M.; the 24 , b, 681 be.; the 26th, 21b..; the 26:1, trilby.; the 27th, 481bs. ; thu 28th, 71b.. ; the 30th, 721hs• ; the 32nd, 271 b. ; the 33rd and 34th, 44155. Mad the 37th, 71be. ; the 39th, 241 be ; and the 40th era 591 he. short of the correct weight; showing a deficiency is the 4 toes of coals of 7ewt. 3qrs. 91be., or 41 seeks out of 40. Alderman Lawrence said that there was no doubt but that some very extensive fraud was being carried on, and Mr. Clabber; had rendered the public • very essential wrens in erpeeing Colrain Ray and his coal company. He hoped that Is the event of this appearing in the papers Captain Ray would call at the court and expl.in the truss/don, and also that the public would not allow themselves, lot the sake of a few shillings, to be defrauded. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 1, 1851. BTIIALINO TIVO LOAD' OP lIAT —George Grafi, G. Grip, Thomas Ilime, and Wil.lans Green, were re-examined as • charge of stealing two loads of h.y entreated to one of the prisoners to marry from the proprietor's premises to the yard of • enswintr.—All wen cowunired for trial. CArTiox To MAzisz SToaz DEALsas.—Thonas Hica man, a marine yore dealer, esrrytaz on business in Vaux hall-wain, war charged with having in his pascal= 17 lbe weight of instal, of which he could give no satisfactory &Wont Police Constable Joseph Jourdan, 88 L, said that, having met the prisoner on that day, and observing something heavy in his pockets, and knowing also that he had been previously convicted for having stolen property in his poi amnion, to stopped him, and on searching ►im (Lund 171 be. weight of pot metal snzed up with some solder, which he said he turchmed as ola metal and melted it down. On going to his shop he (witness) found an WO mould, into which the metal had been ran. He asked the primmer if he did not keep a book in wtich he mailed the articles parchued, and he replied that he did not. The prisoner, in reply to the charge, said he purchased the metal in the usual way of trade, and the was the only account he could give of it. Mr. Elliott diserved that there could be but little eoubt that the whole of the metal bond on him was the produce of publicans pots melted down, and COUNietel Lim in a penalty of 31. or one month's imptiem meet. MARKETS. COTTON.—Lnranpooh, Dec. 31.—The eotton brokers of Liverpool were engaged, yesterday, in stock taking, with a view to place White coliseums the actual, as compared with the estimated, stock. Intuitsa iutereit was attached to the result, owing to last year's stock-taking havirg shown as exam of 94,600 bales. The result has just transpired. The actual stock is— American, 261,234 balsa; Entail, 88,813 bales; Egyptian, 32,162 bales; West Indian, 903 bales; Surat, 91,947 bales: total, 464,879 bales. The error is about 80,000 balm, which is an PIONS cud the result has been an almoet enire stoppage of transactions tads,. There were people who anticipated en error in an opposite dines , tion, and it Is not as yet believed that the return is to be depended upon, or that merchants feel themselves dispoesd to give an exact report of their stocks. The market to-day was rather dull, the sales only mounting to 4,000 bales, and in some instance id. per lb. has bias conceded. . _ 'denominate, Dec. 31.—Oar dolt and yarn market held on this, the last day of the year. was held uncle r a variety of circumtsances, all u itswere concurrently tending to depress the spirits of both buyers and sellers. in the first plies the receipt of the Asia's &deices from the United Btatea with the anomalous state of the cAton market thin., which appeared to have drooped nearly to an extent corres ponding with the advance in the Liverpool min ler the raw material was not very enceurairng. Then the adenines by the Bank of England In her rates of discount, and • current rumour among moneyed men that it is intended to put the screw on to the extent of another half per cent., was not calculated to give much confidence; and, as if for a make weight we had the additional istelligence from Liverpool of an excess discovered in the balance of cotton on hand over previous estimates to the extent of 70,000 b.lea! However the dr, ct has been less de. p g than might hays bean expected. The nor on the same side the ledger of 93,000 hales of cotton at Leer. pool, which created so much sensation here at the clots of last year, caused the blunder on this occasion of only 70,000 to fall with somewhat Ina surprise on the matter-of-tart, exact, men of business, than might have been expected ; and neither the list of circumstances here detailed, nor the unusually large importation of 1,300 bags of cotton from India, which, with other shipments spoken of thence, high prices, and the influence of public opinion upon the. Indi.n government, may have jointly helped to throw for ward to help our scanty supplies, have had the effect of producing a all of price.. Both in yarn and cloth prices have been sustained with great firmness in the home trade, as well as for export. The tendency to adv.,nce has no doubt been checked, and buyers have been wenn notions, but the latter circumstance is pertly owing to the large operations already entered into, and the extent to which merchants have placed orders and contracts with *Winn and manufacturers, which must take many weeks weaned.. The brief account given by the circular of a large and influential house this evening, may be appended to this notice of the merest:— " There has been Ins animation in the market to day—the result, no doubt, msinly of the mistake again brought to light in the estimated stock of cotton in Liverpool, and which has towel up about 70,000 bales more than was an.icipate I, As the stock is about equal to that at the close of lest year, some doubts will naturally arise as to the mein. tenance of the present high range of prices, as compared with those which then ruled." MANUFACTURES.—HUDIAUTIELD, Dec. 31.—The put has been a sort of holiday week, and little has been done in the factories, and some of the little manufacturer. have not attended the Hall today. The merchants h■ve not acted with gnat spirit to-day, thinking, no doubt, that goods will be bought cheaper in • short time; but in this we apprehend they will find out their mistake, u very entail stocks are remaining on hand, and the prospects of trade are good. WOOLLEN CLOTH.—Leene, Dec. 31.—This, the list day of the year, requiring the attectiun of the merchants in their own warehouses and counting-houses, has caused the attendance in the chat halls to beery limited ; conuquently the business done has only bet n mill, and the market gene ra:3, quint and inactive. WOOL. Laviaroot, Jan. I.—Messrs. Rlbinson and Cc's Circular Gaye: The clooing month of the year is frequently apathetic, and trade often rclapec n into a disposition of languor ; last month, however, pros' el n exception In this respect, se the trans. actions; have bred large soil the market unusually buoyant. Our per viol+ circular announcol that sales were programing in London ; thim Niles terminated on the 7th December, with an advance of td. per lb. on Me Wools, but mane clames went off without change. By aroma treaty the ba.ioem here was moderate for the qu unity offer ing ; Oporto, half-fine Servia, long Bosnia, and qualities of this nature sold freely, at full prices. On the tat ul about 5,000 b des, offered at auction, chiefly iodine kinds. brought a attend ance of the trade to this town; considerable animatMn:was prevalent ; tine white East India realised late rates; comae yellow and grey at.. Wind an advance on the lictroaolitari sales did. to rd. per lb.; Egypurnlld. per lb. tibiae last sales Leer, and a lair parcel of Reis man said at ad. t e kV. per lb ; Ireland and Oporto eatablathed a proportionate rise • nearly the whole was cleared, and tbe result convinced many ti nt there wail no ilium diate prospect of lower prime. Souteh bite Cheviot is scarce, and in re quoit, laid and white Iliabland also sell readily at the quigationa; laid Cheviot and hid cram atilt .:ow of Rale and apparently quite neglected, stock rather large. English and Irish Some few iota have changed band. ; the demand tor fleeces from the en mufacturing district. is so extensive that holders are not offering, tram the expectation of a consalersb.c rise in value shortly. Ansi MLIAN ADD Cart no GOOD HOPE WoollA—lt la rather unac countable that so little of these clismex are brought direct herr, and the more cmccially Lot year, with an Macaw) of supply from the COICODO, ; the metropolis has received, in a memory., the whole. We have before time pointed oat the facilities this market pm:ivies. for obtaining full value tar this Wool, 'dot probably many of the importers ND not aware th It to CODANtleDte of so little being mot here from Ateitralla, many pal as Luse purchased in the Land D pubac Pales, :old the same have been sold here at a considerable inlvance ; let the incrence speak for itself, the mph will prove ultimately that time who arc now end, avouring to draw a portion of that teethe to this port, the utility of the recommend 8i.4" , 1•11 AND POZI COAL —The teceipts contMue small; what was brought forward met with fC+llitr we, at imprortd rate. Liibun claims bare been bought up freely, almost immediately on arrival: it I. I , di/factory to observe th t they hare mote mite 81101,11 in de - 41'111g off tar, which is a great inducement t purchaser. Oporto has met with more consumer*, mat in coming into notice; those who hare tried it mem to its working another deveriptlon of this class is now coming to ward, milled "(betel Branco," it I. not so well oa sorted as the Oporto; few of the home manufacturers hare tried it yet, soil the greater put hitherto has been sold fur turtle American mar iIiVAIL Pure—Cordova and common Buenos Ayres ore In des mond ; Me.tisu and Merino h re met with utmost Immediate and were rattier better washed and cleansed from burrs ; but the .b. carol, though well elasosl, has Oren very burry. which militate. af.onst its mos nig. The iinportanou has lAA= eft in consequence of tae American buyers going direct to Buenos Ayres, and purchasing at exorbitant rates. There is no Mock here In first hand, of !consent. PIMA vim AND Aceses.-11, imports of Peruvian have been prin cipally washed, and have been bought up as arm as landed; what ta on hand is held by speculators. A great demand railed for Alpaca • nothing but refuse iota bare; purchases for ecreral months hack were fur arrival. RLAAIAN.—Ciuod combing regularly meets ready buyer's but, PO warm have all Monne, Goth lona and shut, that almost the name ha. otofficoll to erne ;ra arty all on the way is &spreader. Meth. and brook-washed Odessa are not in great moan. SMYRNA AND STRUM—The quantity Into our market by been light. Good parcels, if ma the spot, woul.. fled an outlet; but, no varable Is the charatter of dime descriptions, that the buldeat mould not venters on A purchase to come forward. TV IX AV Aso Ir A:lb.—Bard:l and Saris la in good demand, and only small lots hoe e from time to time reached us ; however, we hope the present value will being something to act upon. Iceland would command more attention if the skippers would scour it properly ; it would not only being its full wortt, but give more satisfaction; it is of a useful nature, and always mar, or less In repute. Fos riimr.—The rmcipts ore yearly 'nemesis ft, and is a class that will c.atir.ne to claim attention, being regularly in good demand; the classification still wants further Improvement. 1:A •T lonia.—lnereaeing prices Guard a more abundant supply ; nevertheless, manufacture's have token so it has been offer. d, which is a ware indication that the Wool is likely to remain the favourite of Our low qualities. t'streb STATP.—AgaIo no nupply,from previously es plained caumte. ficorcu.—ln laid Highload, 'Mute Highland, white Cheviot, and whits cross, a fair quantity ass changed hands, with a continuous demand, but in laid Cheviot ADD laid mom little is rioonied, and hardly any inquiry. LADLI,II Lou l'oeu.—All kinds of combing flows have gone into rapid coneumption; cern at the present value a rise is expected shortly, as much fleece Is needed ; aLek light. --- HUDD6kBPIELD, Dee. 31-111anufaetures bays been very maul their purchases during the past week ; their operations, according's% ham been but toe sere limited extent, which mty be aoosunted for by Its hying the last week in the year. However, there has been more inquiries to-day Lir Getman Wools, at about Is. led. tots. per lb. CORN.-11•Lzeworra, Dee. 31.—We had • yety slow trade for Wheat and Barley, and it was difficult even for choice qua lities to maintain our quotatione ; other sorts Almost unsaleable. Beam and Pees in favour of hurt re. Wheat, white, 40s. to 46e. ; red, We. to El. Barley, 225. to W. lirLL, Dee. 31.-During the past week the trade has been quite of • holiday character, and the busbies done not sufficient to alter oar quotation- The weather remains unseasonably mild. Our cons farmers to-day brought a Kir supply of Wheat for sale, the greeter put being in moderate modition. Prices must be noted Is. per qr. tower for inferior quality, but dry samples could not be got on leas tress than but week. In to - eign Wheat there was hardly any businesedoing. Yor spring corn of ill kinds there was little deemed, and we do not note any change to prices. Linseed and Cakes 'mein Iran at our quwations. Rammed unaltered. Rape Cakes condoms in fair demand. The following are present mkt* :- Wheat, English, red, per qr., 365. to Sue. • white, 425. to 44. ; Dentaie end Konigsberg, 425. to 464„, • Pomeranian and Hamburg, - 355. to 40a; Danish, Holstein, and Friesland, 365. to 565.; Russian, and Odean, 35e. to 40s. Oats, Englist, 14s. to 17.. • Danish, lie. to ' 165.• Yrimland, IS.. Od. to 18a. ; Ramlan, 14e. od. to Its. Od. Bar. ley, malting, 245. to 26e.; grinding, 21.. to 22.. Beans, 2Ge. to 30e. : foreign, 26., to 211 e. Peso, white, yellow, and blue, 275. to 325. ; grey and black, 23e. to 265. Linseed, black See, 46e. to 4m; Petersburg, 4UL to 41e.; Riga and Archangel, 38e. to tie.; Konigsberg and Memel, 37e. to 408. Linseed Cakes, Hull, 71.35. 471. 7s. ; fine foreign, 61. 10s. ; Winger, 31. 13s. R apeseed, Rd. 13. 6. Rape Cakes, bun. Tarim English, 39a; foreign, 210 e. to 265. Guano, 61. to ICY. Bunts, 93e. Rye meal, 111. Imports from Dee. 21 to :7: Wheat, 2,331 qrs.; Berle% 2,711 q; Oats, 240; Peas, 347 ; Tares, ni Linseed, 3,051; Od Dikes ; Lffi tam; Boon, 30. Irsertcx, Dee. 91.-Ae usual at this semen of the year, our market ens dull for all kinds of grain. Flee samples butt of Wheat and Barley, were not cheaper, but anything secondary must be quoted Is. to b. per qr. lower. All other grain partakes of the same dulness. Lusts, Dec. 31.-7 he Corn trade at the close of the year Is marked by the usual inactivity of the Dram but there is erlderUy as little deal,, m ppeeeess males se to go Into stork; today our ezrWale of Wheat being , the rates of last mek, as ales the Woes of W ere easislaed. Buie, sesites.d. Oli. bhelß.g , and Beans as before. antilLlll this week :-Mh.at, 7,1n3; Oats, 984.0 ; Barley, 1,965; Beans, 164; Malt, 453; Shelling, 63; Flour, It , Peas, 33; Bapemed, 5C•4 ; Linseed, 370. LZIGHTON BCIZARD, Dee. 31.—dt vaatkat this day there was rather a shorter Ripply of Wheat than of lea notwith etandi-e Prima appear will roping;d and the same mast be consi dered Gd, per lad under last week, but p .rtly lane to the indiffer ent c vidluon of that which sow comes to band. Barley rinapies eery sereeecous, and WM tilt to dispose a; but sellers will not give way any further to prier. What, per lead of i hostels, old, 24e. to Va.; new, 19a. to 2Ss. Barley, per lap. qr. 20s. to 19s. Dom, aid. 17a. to Ifs; new, Da to lea. his, Ille. to 21s. Doe. 31.—Oar market today waa *Lily at tended, and the apply of Wheat short ; but, owba to the mph eon ditioa of the samples, the trade ruled doll, and kr ell sorb a decline of Is per qr. was submitted to. Dry parcels maintain Yet week's aka. Barley, Oats, Bans, and Peas are is cry limited demand, although our quotstsms are umbsaged. Wheat, white, old, I 11. to Ss.; red, 101. t o 101. *O.; white, sew, DX is ; red, 91. to 91. 10e. Pees, Barley, tO 11e. to 294. Oats, th. to lie Beans, as. to 29a. 375. 295. LivuipooL, Die. 31.-This morning being the last market for this year, the trade In all It. departments way immima.r, and of Wheat, tberetore, very low sales were erfeeted ; holds P. neverthe lem, remained firm and calculating on an early imp•ovement In the coming yenr, steadily relehmt to accept lower terms. and cur met quo. tatiois consequently remain analte red. Of Flour also few sales were effected, yet prime descriptions of American, French. and Midi maks toned late pt ices, reelmilary qualities of the two last only receding to. per ea. Ir. Bar*.ey, It an., and Peas appeared to meet little amino, the value of each remaining nominally unaltered. Oats, being extremely diMeult ornate, des Id. per 431 be.; and Oatmeal was partially deceased in value. Irish buyers, being rather forbearing to-day, Indian Corn was in lees active request, and although 6d. p r qr. cheaper, good yellow could not be purchased under 31s. per qr. The folios hig at. the prima •-W Met, Er4ilati, per ;nibs., red, old. Ss. 7d. to Gs. Id. ; new, Ss. 84. I. Ss. 10d. • white, old, Se. 9d. to 6s. :d.• new, Se. &I. to 61. Id.; Irish, red, o.d, Ss. Id. to Se. 4d. ; new, Ss. 3 d . to 1e.7d.; white, old, Ss. 241. to be. MI.; new, Set. 44. to ss. ad. Burley, English, per qr., chevalier, 26.. to 275.; Scotch and high, per Nibs., Ss. Id. to le. Sd ! Malt, per quarter English, pale, 50.4. to 55..; 177 * 4 0 s. to 17a. Oats. per 45;bi., English sail Scot* old, 2s. bd. to 2s. lid.; Weak ed, 2.. 54. to 2s. 6d.; Irish, One aorta, old, 2a. 6d. to 2s. 74.; new, 215. Gd. to 2s. 74.; general sort., old, 2s. Sd. to 2s. Gil.; new, 2s. 4d. to 2s. .5c1.; black, new, 2a. 2d. to 2s. 4d. Beans, per qr., Engii4b, 275. to Its.; Scotch and high per Pings., 26.. to 275. ; new, 25a. to 265, Pea., per qr , English, white, - .95. to 31a. Flour, per 2bi kSiglien and Irish Ine. to lls.; Kw, :7s. to 211 a. ; superfine, as. to 31s. ; extra, 335. Od. to Us. Od. Oatmeal, per mad of 2441:6., Irk*, 1850, 21a. Od. to 21a. &I. ; old, 2. s. Od. to 21s. Oil.; Canadian, old, 20V. 04. to 21s. M. Bran, per 2110 e., 10d. to la. Foreign: Wheat, Canadian, per 701 b., red, Sa. 2d. to Se. Id.; white, sa. 0,1. to 65. 2d.; United State*, red, Ss. 64. to ss. I Id. ; white, 6e* to tie. id.; Dania* Kosidsburg, 'Maeda:xi red, Se. 100. to M. 241. ; 6s.6d.tobald.; Lower liable and Ilamburg, red, Se. 9d. to 6s. 3d.; lemenish, Se. Gd. to So 104.; Danish, Iloktein and Feim:arid, 5e.6.1. tote. 10d.; white, Se. 9. to Gs. Id.; Riga, and Petersburg, red, ss. Od. to ss. 14.; Archangel, 4s. 9d. to U. ed. ; French, Dottie, and Belgian, Se. 7d. to ss. Old.; white, Sa. 9d. to 6e. Id.; Spanish and Italian. red, Ss. .54.1. to M. tid. ; white, Ss. 3d. to 6a. lid.; Odeon, Polish, led, h. id. to Ss. 7d.; (00212K5, Si. Id. to So. 4d.; Slariantipoll, red, Ss. Id. to Ss. Bd.; Danube, So. Id. to Se*. 4d.; Russian, be., hard, red, 4e. 9d. to Ss. 2d. Egyptian, Ss. Id. to 4s. 24. Rye, per qr., Baltic, le., 20s. to 284. Barley, per 601 b., grindlag, M. Id. to 35.44. Oats per 151 b., 2.. M. to 2s. N.; Ruction, 2s. sd. to 2e. 6d. Beane, per qr., European, 26.. to 5 014. ; Egyptian, per 4801 h., 235. to 23e. 6d. Peas, per qr.,Baltie, lie., white, 21a. biL to are. Id. ; Canadian, 28e. to 29a.0.L Flour, per litL of latilb., Canadian, sweet, 22a. Od. to 235. 0441.7.8. WeaternCanal, sweet, 22..04.; to 225. Gd. ; Ohio, 2.34. Oil. to 245. Od. ; Philadelphia and Baltimore, sweet, 21e.t0 Ma.; ditto and Canadian, heated and .our, 18s. to 21'..; French, superfine, per ssekof 26016., 3U. to 345.; extra, 33a. Od. to 365. Oa. Indian Corn, per 48016., American, white, 31s. &I. to 325.6 d.; yellow, 30s. 64 to St..; European, yellow, 30,. 64. to 31e. 6d. In dian Corn Meal, per 1941 b., 11s. 641. to 15a. Arrivals from the 24th to the 30th lice. includes, into Liverpool and Runcorn: Wheat, 21,770 qr..; Bo le) 273; Malt, 562. Oats, 3,231; Beans, 112; Peaty l 0; Indian Caen, 3,117 ; Oatmeal, 11,262 sack.; Flour, 5,445 sacks, 43,61 i hotel, F.zporfa to Ireland : Wheat, 3,237 qrs.; Larle2ll Beam, 102. Indian Com, 2,332; Indian Corn Mea l , 6.1 gels; Flout, 510 a:wits 1,281 barrels. LYNX. Dec. 31.—A sem!! supply of Wheat, but toed of Batley. Condition much affieted by the weather, and both articles Is. per qr. lower. Wheat, old, red, 4.1. to 430.; white, 404.; new, red, 12.. to 315.; best, tilo. to 631 b., 375. to 40s. Barley, beet runs, 21s. to 23c; inferior, It., to 20s. par qr. to the grower. PLYMOUTII, Dec. 31 —the weather is very wet, and the condition of meet of the farmers' Whest is bad, which h .a caused more inquiry far dry fereign at this day's market ; but, as holders of good dry Wheat are tlim, only little busine ss was done. Btltanny contmues to send freely of her produce In Wheit and Flour ; the former is mostly soft, and sale at 345. to Its. per 480 lbs. Our farmers' supplies of Barley are fully equal to mangier.' wants, and the value rather nage, 21s. to 23a. per cp. being the value of good runs. Oats, 13s. to las., and a good supply. Flour, 2as. to Ws. per sack. - SALlsbUttlf, D.a. 31.-Our market this day was bat thinly attended, chiefly attributable to the enfenotueble weather. The sap ply of Wheat an average one, and the transactions were unimportant. !Idlers were r nabled to supply their WWII on easier terms than last week, sad ikft•rior soft corn was hilly In per qr. cheaper. No altera tion in the value of roue. The supply a Barley, amide ring the time of year, was very extensive. but the trade remains without activity, and barely sustained previous currencies. In Oats, Beam% and less next to nothing doing, without material durat io n in value. Wheat, white, 40s. to red, 325. to 4 1 k. Best malting Barley, 25a.; second best, 19a. to 225.; plotting and inferior, 17s. to 19a. Oats, 168. to 22a. hears, English, 365. nabs.; Egypthin, 30s. to 325. Peas, 26a. to 21/s. Rye, 235. to 30s, per qr. Malt, 6s. to 6s. 6d. per bushel. Tares, ss. to 7s. Flour, 21s. to 30.. net auk. STITNINO, Dec 30 -The hminees does at this market to-day was very trifling, so that the vices of all sortie of grain have undergone no alteration. Wheat, white, old, 111. to 111. 55.; red, ltd. to 101. lass.; white, new , 101. to l lf. • red, 91. to 91. lus. Barley, 21e. to 295. Oats, 15s. to Itn. tid. Bead, 20.. to 29e. Bess, 27a. to 29e. 641. STOCKTON-ON-TEES, Dec. 31.—The supply of grain this morning was exceedingly email, and we had also a req. thin attend ance of bu)er. M beat mot a slew tole at bat weeks price.. is Barley and Beans no change. Oats were the turn cheaper. IA other art.elcs no alteration. CATTLE.—Rotnaaitax, 1) e. 30.—We have a rang supply of Beasts and Sheep at this day's ma•tet, and a word cannot be paid in favour of quallty, which is very moderate indeed. The attendance of buyers is only very thin, consequently trade is dull, and sale. are made with sums difficulty at Lug wok's woo. /Serf, 30.6 d. to Ga. Mutton, M. to Sid. per lb. CLERICEN WELL. A Corm. blot ileit.—Afivy :wales, a decently dressed . n, was placed at the bar, charged with having violently assaulted Henry Seal.,, her own lon, nine years of age. It appeased from the evidence of the boy, whose face and month were cut, thtt on the previou. day his mother was intoxkated, and stir an him round the neck attempted to choke hint, and thrust her Ragas down his throat. H. was severely cut and scratched by her Leila. Sae had ill used hint and her other children, four in numher, in the same way, and his father, on returning from his work, finding him so much injured and herself intoxicated, caused her apprehension by an officer. The father of the boy confirmed his statement u to the prisoner', cruel treatment of her children, and her habits of .n. The prisoner said the complainant was disobedient to her, and he was encouraged by his father, who was in the habit of treating her with viol.nes. She was fined 20.. fcr the assault on the boy, and bound over to keep the peace towards her hatband and family. She had no money, and au accordingly locked up. WORSHIP-STREET. CoueorxDiNo • Fetoxv.—Ales. Lary ;Winder, the wile of an oil and colounnan carrying on Disko' is Crown- Areet, Finsbury, was charged with having compose deed a felony. Ilarbitlge stated that about a week sines her daughter was taken into custody upon a charge ot stealing some brushes belonging to toe &fondant's husband, for which eke underwent an exemination at this court and was ordered to be remanded. After her daughter had been leak .d up whams waited upon the delendrott, and some cosvereation ensued between them, in the course of which the latter intimated that the bad no wish to proceed harshly in the mutter ' and was willing to abandon the therga upon eon dines that she received fuU compensation for the value of the bruehts, which she find at halts crown. Witness accoriiiogly handed her that amount and left the shop, having been preen:say seared by the defendant that the motel would be returned to her in the event of the stolen property being recovered and restored. On the day appointed for the re-eassinatio• of her daughter, neither the defend. ant .or her husband appeared to prosecute the case any further, and the accused was accordingly discharged. la answer to the charge the defendant said that the wit. ness had gives a conect representation of the transaction ' but that she had been solely i t Sunned by her feelings of commiseration for the woman, on account of her daughter's position, and without being at all aware at the time that she was acting illegally. Mr. Anxild said that the offence was one calculated alto gether to defeat the ends of justice, and had rendered her liable to an indic . rnent for misdemeanour, but, trusting that what had taken plate would opera , s upon her as a warning kg the future, and as he felt satisfied that she had been solely actuated by feelings of kindness in the matter, he should merely order her to refund the money she had received, and to pay the casts of the present proceeding,. LIAItILITY Or PAWNI:KOKEIMI —E. Lisle summoned • pawnbroker named Kampf, of Shoreditch, for the value of • set pledged. Complaisant not loan ago wanted 3e. to make up his club sown, and sent his wife with • coat alleged to be worth 21. 16.. to defendant's shop for that tries; on seeking to redoes it at the expiration of a week, the coat entail sot be bawl Coup ainant said the coat waist lewd worth 21. Mr. Arnold ordered defendant to per that amount with 6s. coats for complainant's loss of time. MARYLEBONIC, CHARGE OF FORGING BILLS OP LICHANTOIL—Edward Smith, a chemist, residing is Upper Seymour-street, Rump uses', was charged with haring forged and uttered two hills of tracheas', one for 10101. and the other for 961. 16e., with intent to defraud Mr. Thomas Hieren or Droitwich. Lotherby, 180 8, had spprehended prisoner on a warrant signed by Sir It. Pricy, M.P., and entered Auto a long state ment or the tircuammucts under which he had twisted his duty. The solicitor in samer to a question from the magistrate, said that he had co evidence u yet is proof of the lording or atteriag. Lockertsy said, that by a telegraphic message, the attend. sate of Mr. 'lichen might be looked upon as certain on the ant (this) day. The primer, who intimated that he should be able to peeve hie isnausce, was remanded. Badtvinkrick.—.. G. 8." boa forwarded for the poor ben of this coon the eau of V., au acknowledgrasot of which wee requested. WESTMINST2II. HAIFVSAL TOTALS AS OATS IT A CONVERT TO P.n. stxxiss.—Jast before the rising of the coon Alm Eliza Damson was shared wish knoeJaing and riegieg at the home of be r husband, Mr. Johu Denlltan, 5, Beaufort-street. Chains, without lawful muse. t:pow the defendant being placed at the table before the eafteUtflite, Hunt, the Chief =her, handed the New Testament to Mr. John Denman, who had en , ered the witness box as cats plainant, but he refused to ►e sworn. Mr. Broderip inquired the cause of the delay. ' The Chief Csher replied—This gentleman refuses to he more unless upon a catholic took. Mr. lifoilerip—Do you object to that Mr. Denman-1 Object to the contents of the book. This Is the Cambridge eddios, and it is not the same aa the seiholie Mr. Broderip—Yee are a catholic, I presume ? Mr. IHISMS—Yes, a Roman catholic. Mr. Broderip—What possible objection can you here to be f sworn os that book? Mr. Denman-1 have the greatest possible objection, that • I cannot be boned by it. i Mr. Broderip.—l never heard suck an objection made be fore. It is the authorised edition of the New Testament usrd in all c=arts of justice in this country, and I cannot see what difilculry you can have in the matter. You all God to witness that you are speaking the truth. Mr. DfOOLIII.-My conscience must be satisfied. This translation is not in accordance with the Roman version. Mr. Betide' ip.—Cvn't you be satisfied by calling God to witness the truth cn the ordinary book ? Mr. Denman.—l am a convert to Romanism. Mr. Broderip.—Do you still nlusa to be sworn in the or dinary way? Mr. Denman.—l do. Mr. Broderip.—Thea there is an end to the case. I have ac other Isaias of easering you. A DISZONIST N•sioxswoma.v.—Mary Probett wee charged with illegally palmier; • quantity of do _p work, the =of Mr. John SS per Lundy, clothier, in H ousaditch, ad ben instrusted to her to make up. When taken I into custody, no leas than 21 topluates, all relating to pro perty which had been entrusted to the prisoner to make up, were found upon her person, and it wee made quite apparent to the magistrate that extravagance alone, and • love of drink bad esuod the prisoner to ple.ge the dungy The ease of Mr. Lundy was, however, the only one entered on, sad the magistrate convicted her is a penal ty of 31., together with orthvalis t e of the goods (11. 13e.), or, in default of inmost, 2 ispriscsaus THE CALEDONULN RAILWAY. The t.llowing is states to be the ultimatum of the directhen of the Caledonian Railway Company with reterenee to the guaranteed interests of the line. " Final Proposals of Arrangec eat of the Guaranteod and Preferential Interests of the Caledonian Railway Company. " The late proposals, rejected by the guaranteed interests, were based on the principle that these claws, along with the preferential shareholders, should draw exclusively not only the whole present Ile of the line, but &leo any prospec tive increase thereon which might reach in whole, including the present income, a sum of 75,000 i. per annum, ant that thereafter the original eharehoMen should participate along with them in any additional revenue which might arise trom the expected increase of usille on the line. " Bj this 'Theme it was intended to obviate the objection to any arrangement based on giving the present actual re ceipts of the hoe (as the limit of the exclusive preference to the guarantees), these receipts having for some time past been characterised by them autterly below what tr real available traffic should produce if effectually worke d. By reconstructing the board, and admitting representatives of the guaranteed interests into the directi:n, in whose bands the development of the treffic might thus be encouraged. it we, Bopp:feed that the parties who argued so stoutly in favour of the certainty of an increase of frac would have been satis fied to take the risk of any deficiency, if their opinions on this point should no: happen to be realised. It was there. fore proposed that, while a sum of 75,0001. per annum was to be adopted as a limit of the fund for taclaire division among the guaranteed and preferential interests, any de ficiency in the revenue ' In the es entof that sum not being annually attained, should from time to time fall to them selves, and not accumulate as • debt against the Caledonian Railway Company. " To the surprise of the direc.or-, the proposals were re fused, on the ground that the dividend thus proposed to be given to the guarantee was uncertain—an objection which could not have been expected from parties who placed any reliance on an increase of revenue from an increase of "!t became thus evident to the directors, that es the gua ranteed interests had no faith in a free re eeeee of 7.5,0001. per annum being s^cured, a sae me of adjustment wit] them mast be adopted,wherein the principle of prospective increase of profits or risk of deficiency should not exist. The directors are now driven to this alternative, and in the anxious and earnest desire to suggest some scheme applicable to the gus netted interests—possessing certainty in the amount of their dividend—security for its regular payment, a".d priority over other interests or clsiorants—the following proposals of modi timtion are respectfully submitted : " 1. The Clunk /sit Railway Company's rights to be re served. "2. The Clydesdale Junction :—Olugow, Paisley, and Greenock, and Wishaw and Cottons Compsnies' claims to be converted, horn 'dividend arising from profits, ald pay. able to partners, into a fixed annuity or debt payalde to them as creditcn, but subject to the contingency that, should the amount of fres re eeeee n,t be sufficient to cover these annuities (an event not very probable), the deficiency will fall equally on the whole aoisuitants. "3. The lien of each of there lines Omnibus in full fine as a security for the iaterest on the mortgage or debenture chbts affecting each respective line, and Wel forsecuricg the modified annuity to the shareholders on each line, aa after reorieted. " 4. The power to apply for an interim factor on each line, in the event of the annuitii a not being paid within three months of the half-yearly term of payment, and no objection to such applicalion shall be competent to the Caledonian Company, unless on consignation of the full arrears they due, in the bank, or in the hands of the clerk of cow. "5. The postponiment of the preference shareholders• claims tor any dividend from the free revenue of the line, till the claims of the guaranteed classes for their annuities shall be satisfied and claimed. "6 The modified annuities to the guarantees to be in full of all claim whatever. No additional er prospective pr. 6 a from inci, said traffic. 7. The preference shareholders to have a right to a share of prospective profits till a dividend shall have been made up to them to the extent as after wvationed, but no accumu lation of arrears shall arise in the event of the revenue not producing such dividend to the preference shareholders. " S. All claims for arrears CI divider.de, cr preferential interests, prior to the half year which shall succeed the half year in which the Arrangement Bill shall fictive the royal assent, shall be cancelled, all actions at the instance of share holders shall be stayed, and the shareholders shall Concur with the Caledonian directors in applying to parliament and obtaining an act to confirm an agreement based on these o . prp Th sal. " e Caledonian Railway Company shall take powers In said ae to borrow on debenture bonds or ne w p re f e rence shares 500,0001., for paying off the exiting floating debt, finishing the line, and necessary cations, nod other works for promotion of traffic; the interest on which debenture bonds, or new preference stock, shall rank prior to the boa& of annuity to the said guarantee.' lints, or dividends to the preferential 10f. stock. "10. Power to be given under the act to the Caledonian directors to redeem the annuities from time to time in open market from the holders thereof, and to sorrow money on debentures in lieu thereof, and to extinguish gradually from .e these debentures, till Las whole amount shall be wiped off." THE LONDON BRIDGE RAILWAY TERMlNl:S.—Yes terday was the day appointed for the completion and opin ing of the permanent termini, at London-bridge, of bath the South Eastern and Brighton Railways, and which for seve ral menthe put have been in program of election. It will, however ' be three weeks or a month bef o r e th ey are com pleted. A new and elewant device, not hitherto adopted in the construction of railway station', has been adopted, that of roofing both stations with sheet plus, which gives to the whole range of platform, of some 300 feet long, a light and cheerful appearance. - - TILE Yo AND NOITII MIDLAND RAILWAY Acct. DilIT.-V INDICT OP MANOLAI:OHTER AOAINST THE OVARD. —The inquest over lb* bodies of the three men killed by the colliaion at the Old Milford Junction a week ago was held at South Milford before 11. P,anon, Esq., of Selby, coroner, and a respectable jury, on Friday last. The jury could not agree, and after some deliberati.in were dismissed, on their ems recognisance, of 401. each, until Monday. Oa that day they re assembled at the White Swan Inn, at noon, when they returned a verdict of manelaughttr &eldest the guard of the luggage train, part of which it will be remembered broke away on a strong incline, and came into collision with • passenger train, just emerging from a siding at the Old Milford Junction, the result being that the driver and stoker of the passenger train engine and a pointaman were killed upon the spot. The neeltct of the guard was in not having brought his break. van with hire, when the engine came back to fetch the second portion of the luggage train, which had been divided ; and he also rode upon the engine, when he had no right to be. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. WEDNESDAY, Tha State of the Wasthar at ea* of *a et Nine o'eloek yesterday storniag.—! arms** order of latitude. Puma fisas. Wind. C.lt wr.d. Stx•eroirs (Dais) Ponomorra Bazcerox Gentle Brume Sam Rom Gentle Orem Gentle Breese Gentle Breeze Gentle brew Gentle litieste Calla ~a .:; Oectle Drees, 141Fht Abs LiTtr.7.; *** Cotennot CAarozwn larsommus Yuman Cann BOLTICIAD s. W. LW. LW. LW. LW. IW. Gunk Breese Gent], Oren* Gentle Bram Oda Omni, Erma yen Beets w - ar.i ... tk,D.ILLAJn) Biurrucc Lenraviss — 1 it:W. & LW. S. &W. LW. ', lAN. 1, 1861. 1 follo=laam -TIN it, Fct Wr . 4 - 8 rge me . tree Brun Girlie Bram Wit State at Westbar. Overcoat Rain Rain Scud Rain Rain Overcast Overcast Rain Overeat Omura °meant °mew Ovarian °Tercet Partially Moo °mew Overawe Owen* Overeat Omani Overawe Four °mast row lab Oseikm Gilalt Itestat Gaul* Brum Natio Draw Ottoag Bram THIS, DAT Noon. came or wied. Streseth or wind Maw et Weather. b. W. Gentle Meese. said. T. returns from the following pins did cot melt this dies is time for publicatiam yesterday; they therefore la dling the state of the weather on Monday morstag at nine Veloric. Co= LW. Ltget Breeze Ilviluxua W. Geese !anew Lazo. N.W. Oda You .... S. Wu Dationwes .........„. W. Owstl• limn 361111111 AND............ LW. 0110 d• Inas Overawe Overert °lamest From the LONDON GAZETTE.—TueuIay, Dee. 31 BANK IWPTS. jun., Goole, Yorkshire, ships/tight, to surrender Jan. 14 and Feb. 10, at 12, at Leeds Court. Solo., Stamp, Dull, mar Bond and Barwick, Leeds; off. sistg., Hope, Le'dx. Java GINS, Sudbury, Sulfo.Lt Mulder, Jan. 15 and Feb. 11, at 11, at It wingbull-street. Solo., Marmon, Carey-greet, Llncoln'sdan, and Stedman, Sudbury; off. usotit., Edwardo, S imbratik-murt. Ilstair aml WILLIAM Tainavvort Manchester, cotton netnit fac.urers, Jan. 10 and .11, at 11, at Matichatter Court. Solo., AU 1111. WO and Lb., Manchester; off. “Anig., Muckenaie, Manchester. Jona Hronso, liaccooloy, Liecolnsliire, beast jobber, Jan. In :tad Feb. 7, at 10, at the Birmingham t;eurt held at Nottingham. Sole., Dibben, Leicester, and Ilmlicson, Birmingham; off. assig., Italic atom, Nottiegham. 1:1K+111./1 LINN, Okebampton, Devombire, drustrist, Jan. 14 and Feb. 5, at 11, at Exeter Court. Sots., Bishop and Pitts, Exeter ; off. Ilirtse4 Exeter. JAMINI NINON., WiterVeltaliire and Leicestershire horse des:er, Jan. 11 and Fen. 11, at 12, at Birmingham Court. Sol., netsurf. Leiccovir ; off. none., Christie, Birmingham. Ruwin Tants, Sberborne, IMesetohire, and Yeovil, Sornersetabire, draper, Jan. 9at 12(, and Feb. 7i at 1, at llasinithultaitreet. S„ le„ Hardwick and Co., Weavers' 1141, Baningliallystrect; off. sags., Whitmore, Itasaighall.streeL Farnaidea Foes°, North-place, hingsland-road, and Silver-olreet, Widen-square, Jan. 3 at 11, and Feb. 7 at 1, at limingh.4l-street. set. Waltre born., Toaleyentsct, Southmark; off. amid., Graham, ColcMamatt. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. RICIIAND Bt sou. , Blackburn, Lancashire, linendraper —lst and fhtal div. of 9s. Bid., Jun. 7 and any stabsequvnt Twangy, at Fraser's, Manchester. Jan.. SUIT. *m., and Jonra Bela, jun., Manchester, and WILLI.' Torus Woman, Leeds, commisoion agents-2nd die. of ad. (and 9(d. on new pronto), Jan, Ii awl any outsequest Tuesday, at Fever% Manchester. Jolla CLAIMS, Stourtsidge, Worcesteroltire, grocer—let dia. of 3EI, any Thursday, at win; more'n, Birmingham. W11.L1.01 FREIMAN, Edgesure.ntal, ha need victualkr —lst di.. of Id., Jan. 7 and any submquent Tuesday, at PennelPo, Guildhall. dumber,. Josses Yosaaarsa, Whitehaven, Cumberland, mercer—lot and Pod Mr. on new pencils, Jun. 1 and any subsequent Saturday, at Wakley's, Neweartle-upon-Tyne. Joie+ Sankt'. Gown., "-nudism, Norfolk, bookreller-2nd div. of 714., Jan. 7 and any subsequent Tuesday, at Pennell'a, shunter'. TA - 11710 Bury, Lincashire, apothecary-1m di.. of 2s. id. Jan. IJ and ,iiiiy subacquent Tuesday, at Prater's, Man chester. Jaw. Hurray King William-street, City, merchant-2nd di.. of le. rd., Jan. 1, and three subscuuent naturciays, at Groom's, Ab. church-lane. 101. Kano and bosom FRAMs limo, Wells-row, Islington, builders —!ad dlr. of 9.1., Jan. 1 and any subsequent Tueeday, at Pennell's, Guildhall-chambers._ B.1•MIN lAwiumvs7Crown-court, Old Broad.etreet, City, merchant -final div. of 74,1„ Jan. 7 and any subsequent Tuesday, at Pen nell's, Guildhall-chambers. 'Amu Pince, Morley, Lancashire, corn and provision dealer -let illy. a ls. 3d., Jau. 14 and any auteequent Tuesday, at Fumes, Manchester. J. 1.111 Sea , Braithwaite, Cumberland, woollen manufacturer-lit anti find the. of 10d, Jan. 4 and any subsequent Saturday, at tiskley's, NeweasUe.upon.Trac. Citinies Lows I . IWAIN•OS and lone Btarntwoon, Manchester, mans. Lauren' -Ist die. of 2s. lid., upon new proofs, Jan. 11 and ,any eubsequent Tuesday, at Fraser's, Mancheeter. LIIVIDENDS.-Jan. 23. R. Fairley, Sunderland, Durham, chemist- Jan. 23. 13.11ornsby, Neweastie.upon-Tyne, builder -Jan. 2 2..1.1 rs held, Wheelock, Cheshire, coal dealer-Jan. 24. J. Melia'', Man chester. haberdasher-Jan. 22. J. Smith, Liverpool, haberdasher - Jan. 23. J. G. Thomson, Manchester, agent-Jan. 24. J. Wallace, Catliale, Cumberland, grocer-Jan. 23. J. Wilkinson, titnekton-upon- Tees, Durham, whartlnger. CRATIFICATES m begranted, unites cause be shown to the contrary, on the day of misting. Jan. 22. 1. Basill, St. Neat's, Huntingdonshire, draper-Jan. 22. J. Whittaker, Swansea, Glamarganslure, druggist. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.-T. Baker and E. Brookes, Mn. theater, attorneys at low-T. /leaden and R. Bruce, Oaf ordstreet - James Berwick. John Berwick, and T. Jamieson, Bradford, York. shire, stuff merchants, mu far so regards T. Jameison-J. S. Bickford and G. Smith, Camborrie, Cornwall, pa manufacturers-J. black and On., Milagavie, Sairlingshire, and Glaegow, Calk° printers, so far as regards their connexion with the linblut and Glasgow Steam Packet Company-J. C. Britten, T. G. Darton, and A. Thompson, Gloucester, Iron metehants -E. Busch, 11. Coo, and A. Ponape, Mark-lane, City, merchants, so far as regards E. Busch-F. Butch, H. Oox, and E. Springmiuse, Laverpoo4 merchants, so far on regards It. Coo -B. P. Christian, sea., B. F. Christiy_a, Jsn., and J. Chriatilua, Deal, Kent, irofunongene-J. Coat and F. Chalker, Flamineramith, Noce miaow-F. Green and T. J. Dennis, A ngel.ootart, Throginorton atreet, City, attornes aat law-W. Groom, J. Groom, It. Groom, F. Groom, and Sarah An Groom, Marticsham, Suffolk. farmers-C. P. Guitard and b. Burwarh, Bire -lane, City, notaries-T. fluarnA and W. Pearl, Conduitktrett, Regent-street, cordwalners-0. Ilay. ward and .I..Flayward, Whitstable, Kent, ropemakers-11. J. Lind gren Mllow, Johnstreet, Amer square, City, ship agents-F. Lonergan and W. W. Prole, London and Port Bt. Mary's, tipain, wine merchants-W. Lowther and F. Lowther, High-street, Borough, hoeiers-C. M•Bride and F. R. Soda, Liverpool, ship brokers-L. do Neumann and F- Beekh, City, merchants-C. °M eier and R. W. 011ivier, New Bond -street, music yellers-H. Oeboin and J. Dutton, Southampton, chemists-T. Rebate and It. Robson, Sallee/11 and Lobby-hill, Durham, horse dealers-O. Robinson, J. Robinson, and W. H. Robins o n, Halifax and Doncaster, Yorkshire, cork manufacturers, so far as regards J. Robinson-A. Sandeman, T. Wilkinson, and R. Webster, Old Jewry, City, aocountanta-0. A. Ward and G. F. Wood, Downhana Market, Norfolk , Unwed crushers -V. Whiteford and D. West, k. 411111114 Camberwell, timber merehants-FL H. Willis, IL Hooper, and A. Willis Crosby.aquare, City, so far as regards H. llooper-wileon, Heugh, and Co., Glam. gow, mon:hangs, solar as lewd. L. Wilson. BOOICH SEQUESTRATION. AUMANDiII Lsiaatot-rn Canasos, Lansdale and Glasgow, bleacher, Jun. 6 and 28, at the Star Hotel, Glasgow. ATTACK UPON THR HON. AND Itgv. G. SPENCER. —Oa Friday afternoon last, whilst the Hon. and Rev. Mr. Spencer (Father Ignatius) wee passirg from St. Petrick's Chapel, Park-road, when opposite Albert-street, he was as eaulteu by two men, one of wlr.m cut his arms around his neck, whilst the other tripped him up. One of the party subsequently attempted to kick the rev. gentleman whist he lay oa the ground, but was prevented by a female, who struck ham a BaWl4l blow with a basket scrods the head. A few blows passed between the attacking party and some by standers, but the arrival of the police put an end to this dis graceful mete. A coasteble accompanied Mr. Spencer from the spot to protect him against further violenee.—Liverpool PaPer• SALMON POACHING.—A large party of poachers assembled near Felton, on the night of Monday se'n ight, and commenced killing salmon with a net in the River Coquet. The keepers being on the look out, and nearly equal in number with the poachers, an attack was made upon them, and a fight ensued, which ended in the defeat of the poacher., who S 4, leaving their net, sacks, fish, and two of their party, prisoner.. They were convicted in the penalty of 101. each, and 41. costs, or t o b e imprisoned in Morpoth gaol, with hard labour, (or four months. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. • dM Shloping Guette." and ° Lloyd's L CASUALTIES. Andreas, Thnmesen, frcm Skelleftra for London, St r e. intq LI:, rand, leaky, and must Ui se h args her ear;.: Chriationsand. Dee. 18. Constantine, Vane, of Sunderland, from Alexandria to t Liverpool, went on shore four miles off Ropietas P at , during a severe gals at W. yesterday, struck very Natt:y cams off, fil'ed, and was abandoned; crew and ore p i : arnger saved, and arrived here this morning.—Ai medi, Dec. 20. Clara (French brig), Duval, film Tag utrog for &w and, was wrecked at Ormanli, vvist of 14,mtba (as reputed ;11 yesterday's paper); crew saved, and part of the rotes peered is be saved, and but very litdc, if any, o f the tiro. —Cons'antimople, Dec. 14. Pearl, Shur, from Shields for Carthagena, has pi' in hers leaky, having struck epos the bur in leaving the foram pert. —Hull, Doe. 30. Ticherniag, from Faroe for Lendee has put in here bosky, with pumps choked, and moat dissharge.—en,., Slammed, Dee. 18. Tffilleatirs, Falkaer, from London for C quimho, put in he ft Nov. 6, leaky, sad with pimps damaged.—ltio de J cam, Nov. 11. SEABORNE MAILS ;Day when 'mule up 1 rum what COUNTRIES. ' m en Post- 1791 w. Otlim Imulon. despatched. .. rim (tis New York -- - ------- Hrtgab rwebet)... 9 s7'hui. $ rim (via Bunco lay NM paelpt) N Jets. 17 Liverpool Jan. 7 e. ria i litopUnited Staton i Livsrpcol and 19 Jan. 10 i leathamptonl turn N !WI, Dover 11 II 9th of the month Southampton. Jan. -1 no Ayres N 9th of the month SouthamptonAiut. 21 ernia(viaChagessl)l 17th of the month Southampton. ha. 3 of Good Hoge 19.bnuary 1 i rat America 11,7n41.17t00f month Southampton. Jan. 5 nel Isles ...... --if , Mon., Wed.,Sarid. inontb.mpton• Tu•Th..l )t 17th of the month innthampton. Jan. '• re llk N Voice dad, Dover burg N Tuella,. flt Friday London Tuf. • ind ill %rearm. k Motor. London 1 Mon _I America (.ta New York; by Width toeitet) 9 37' Jan. 3 . anemias (eta kooks by. B&W peek 4) N Jan. 17 am p =asihyUnited State.; N Jan. 10 Ilelehun N ly Brasil ll.9th of the month) Buenas Ayres M 9th of the month ) Caliturnin(riaChagrailk 17th of the month Cape of Good liege N. Li nuary 14 Central America M Indait7thormontb Channel Ulm N , Mon., Wed.,&961.1 Chill M 17th of the month Prone* Mk N Taiee daily Ibutiliarg N Tuealay t Friday llollaixl lll,Wednea. k Omar. Itondunia N 17th of the month Ireland M k 11Tsice daily India (Oa Swathes '4ll+2oth of the month India (via Maneklas) Nl9thk2ithof month Ileditereaneum(vta South'__ . _ . . London Mon.i tionthemptoo. Jan.. liolybe .... Dime!, Southampton. Jan.: Dover , %no. i=ontharnpton. 7ve,: leth of the math; Mech!errseeea (vie Ner-1 . , I ofenontb Me:leo . litn4 eir the month :1117thl7th27thof monl Doter - buthamptnn. n. Mlllit.rOpton. I , otl. NIT 'arm gol.lthlrUptoll. ot. Peru 1111 1 17th of the month 1 West Indies 3l llth of the month West Indies {except Ha. lama, and Nassau) 11 2nd of the month • N signifies that tho mails ere sent frau by Ike mitt— ar.d 24 by the otorning—desii !eoutbampton. : a the General A R. RIVIID. Asserr-at Ye:moath, Deeember 3n, fr0m..... ALwa-at Quer nstonta, December 20, from Alolii-BY Queenstown, December 29, from A.NIA WATION -At 'Word, December 2', from Coast Axx-at Llverpital, December 31, from Flasattrox-at Gravesend, December 30, from Bouvaa -at Grameend, December 30, from of BOMBAY -at Gravesend, December 31, from BesDICLA-at Gravesend, December 31, from eLtess-at Gravesend, December 31, from ....... CesaLets-at Graveeestd, December 31, from CT - revs-at Gravesend, December 31, from CABOLIMB-at Gravesend, Decemter 31, tfitors..._...„ , C,.sar-at Gravesend, December 31, from Cation Pecan.-at Falmouth, December 30, from Corn. Fawn.--at Liverpeol, December 31, from Donna-at Liverpool, December 31, from Demo -at Gravesend, December 31, from EVIUMB -at Gravevntl, December 30, from Went. itass-at Queenstown, December 4n, from FAaav-U I.lverpeel, December 31, from Feermorre-at Gravesend, December 31, from Ilui Cloves:cm Ilsocurar-at Gravesend, Dec. 30, from 1 lon GMT BLITAIN -At Gfaiffeaft. Delellber 31, from Mason-at Liverpool, December 31, from Ilexae liottrou -at shields, December 21, from MELODY-at LiSllllOOl, December 31, from MANNA Scout-at Liverpool, December 31, from..., MAMA Axe-at Gravesend, December 31, from MANYCIA-at Gravesend, December 31, from Queer-at Liverpool, December 31. from 0.000--at Gravesend, December 31, from Paastax-at Gravesend, Dec. 30, from (pt. Parses or WAIAA-Ilt Liverpool, Dec. 31, from not, KAIAK-at Gravesend, December 31, from Cot. astroxos CAATI.P.-3t Gravesend, 'December 31. from hat . Soriecn-at Portomoutb, December 30, from Nene s Twee,-at Portsmouth, December 30, from Near Buser-at Grimaced, December 31, from.- ...... Nova he, MUI "" .$. w 1 .Newi•ouot I. Clear. SAILRI). Sem* Dolma—frown Livereonl, December 31, to *Pit d. Itranost —from Liverpool, December 31, o /du w, Coen. limns—from Gravemed, I kceinher 31, to st. tlm, Donuts'. Duna—from Grummet, December 3t, to st. II me—team Dumber 31, to I GALL kirr—from Shield*, INvember 3m, to 3101112 Burn!—from Lirerrowl, Dec 31, to Jaen Mitatie—tretr. Graveceml, December 31, to Com Lanv HILDA-I'mM Grooernd, Deeember 31, to it Manaemerva—frout Gravesend, December 31. to II ~ M STIM LUTIMIt —from U.l December 31, to e Nara. Teonrom—from Liverpool, temmber 31, to New Masai—tram Liverpool, December 31, to VSSB3LB PPM( EN WITH. .1;,33 3 Athenian. from Madras fur London, Nov. 17, lot. 17 < lon 4 W. Blorenge, from Calcutta for Landon, D,c. 17, lat N , lon. 33 W. Britannia (brig), steering southward, Nov. 27, lat. I N , lon. 29 W. Camilla (brig), steering S.W., Nov. 24, lat. 4 S., Lm. 31 W. Duncan (ship), of Livcrpocl, Dec. 23, lat. 47 N., lon. 'f W. Druid, from Africa for Llvarpool, Nov. 19, lat. I , lon. 20 W. Ipswich, from Buena Ayres for London, Dec. 15.1at.1: N., lon. 38 W. Isabel Newton, from London, bound S.W., Dee. 2, !ILA. N., lon. 21 W. Kyle, for Buenos Ayres, Nov. 9, lat. 2G S., lon. 38 W. Lord Dalhousie, from Calcutta for Loudon, Oct. 31, lat.l 8., lon. 40 E. Steadfast. from Calcutta for London, Deo. 15,1 at. 37 N , lon. 33 W. St. Abbe, from China for London, Dia 10, let. 20 N., lon. 34 W. Termichor.., from the Mauritius for Cork, Den. s,lat. 13N , lon. 28 W. COTTON SEED.—Several recent small arrivals of the cotton seed from the East Indira bare been followedil an importation to a much larger extent from the United States of America. A vessel which has arrived from New Orleans has brought 112 packages of this seed, as a portioa of her cargo, consigned to order, and the importation, on ac• count of its greatly increased extent, and the nature of the article, is of considerable interest. [A riVeCtifigUlhht.l—TlTE EARL or ALDBOROCGIT AND I)OLLOWAT . II Phut—An astounding mire by this m rico: medicine, after every other means had failed. See extract from hi lordship*, letter, dated Villa Messina, Leghorn, Feb. 21, Isls.—li Profenor Holloway. sir,-1 beg to acquaint you that your Iwll. has effected a cure of s diander in my liver and stomach which all the meet eminent of the faculty at home and all over the ljontinent hot not been able to effeet—nay, not corn the waters of Carlsbad or Marienbad. (Signed) Ataisiouonow..' These wonderful oil!, aril cure any disease of the liver or stomach. Sold (also Iliglowa)'s ointment) at Professor Holloway's establishment, 244, Str an d, Lou. dos; and by all medicine voider* thxoughout Uncivilised woeid. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. DALBIAC.—Dee. 18, at &Solon, Devonshire, the wife of G. D Mae, Fag, oh a sou. GIBBB.—Dee. 20, at Peraburproul, Haelmey.downs, Mrs. D. A. Gilatm, of a son. MARL—Deo. 28, ►t Southampton, Mrs. P. Dan, el a eon, LAURIL—Dee- 30, at luaburg.equare, the wile of D. Laurie, 2-1, M a daughter. POWNALL.—Den 30, at Upper llaniiiton.terruce, BL Jolu•a.woal, the wife of R. It Poem:tall, Eaq., or a daughter. ROGERS.—Dee. 28, at Coningsby, Lincolnshire, the wife of J. ale: 4 Esq., of a daughter. TOTTENILAY.--Dee. 28, the wife of C. Tottenham, Req., of daughter. mam—Dee. 34, at the Philanthropic Form School, Surrey, the wile of the Rev. S. Tenter, of a moo. MARRIAGES. ALLEN—MORGANS.—Dee. Liandovery, by the Rev. J. Hughes, Vicar, Mr. D. J. Allen, Portland-terraee, Regent's-lure. to Jane. eldest surviving daughter or the late Dr. Morgans Llandovery. FELL—COM BE.—Dee. 2f, at the church of the new pariah of tploni Torquay, William Cotton, eldest son of the late W. W. Fell, KN., et bs, Preston, Lancashire, to Lisa Jane, daughter of theists Lieut.. Col. Com it.ll. OALWWAY—TAYLOR.—Dee. 19, at Bt. Andrew's. Holborn, liTtet Boy. Dr. Toogood, W. C. GeUowuy, Esq., of Olaegow. to Maus youngrot daughter of the L.I. E. S. Taylor, Esq., of Orsy'sdan. loMa01:1. 11011119—DANTF.9.—Dee. 26, at St. Marylebone Church, Mr. C Hoare, of Thayer-street, to Loofas Harriet Christie, eldoddaughter of Mr. J. Davies, of Polanddgroet. SAMUEL—MOSTEPIORK—Doe. 36, by the Re.. Dr. Adler. If. 9. lisrauel, Eq., ally surviving son of f. Saniu Ky. ,of Clout.. ter-plane, Purttnan-auuare, to Henrietta, third daughter of 1L J. Montellore, Esq., of Westbournoderrace, Hyde-park. DEATHS. BLECIITNDEN.—Oet. 24. at Calcutta, Panay, relict of the late A. 11. Bleekynden, Sag., aged 64. CILAPMAN.—Dee. 2S, at Highbary-park, A. Chapman, Ea%, We M.P. for Whitby, aged 00. CUM BERLEGE.—Dee. 27, at Soologne-sur-Ms, Capt. C. L. Cum terlege, Una* imbed. formerly in the 19th Waters, sad Ith bin Dragoons, eldest am of the late J. Cumberiegs,Bomb!) tIOLMS.—Dee. 28, the Rev. H. J. Rohn; of Pooh Holm, lurk. Mir., aged 31. MASQURIER.—Dee. 27, at Brighton, Rachel, wife of J. J. 'l gorier, Cm. SANOSTEIL—Dee. 21, Mr. J. T. Sangster, of Shad Thames, and Tolee.hllLtserace, Brlaton , aged 69. fIOORT.—Bee. 29, at Norfolkeerrace. Bayswater, J. Scott, EA.' of Meiby, Stietlaad Islands, aged to. WELLS.—Dcc. 29, at Upper Clapt an. the Rev. A. Wells, sgc4l 37. WELLO.—Die. 25, at Rossell-place. Fitzroy-square, Ann Elisabe th Babinec% relict of T. Wet* Lin - Oommaader R.N., aged 79. Printed mod published by Wawa' Into Hat" of No. a. I,olll bU d. greet, la aiaagr al Lodes. Prtsitat, at Ma k Lombard• seri% falls traal Whisalkasi—Wasamay.JAlVAlT NIL - 16 mom Es; Pr: issu P•I iTe ST an me B. fol