The Express. — London, England, 1852-12-15 00:00:00

. t.. . • 4. mi , No. 1,910.] LONDON, WEDNESDAY k.; vEN IN I;, DECEMBER 15, 1' ..--- Lint ASSURANCE. - - "BASS UPON BEER." TIOLICY HOLDRRS in other Charism, and MINES RAILWAYS'. i„„...4o.t.r.r4.l64VlgiVrilliMtrilrlXSTMllMlVllle. (Tram the Daly Nees.) THIS DAY.-Two o'CLoce. TelteDAT Eremite. Tha mew, is" "s'sh 'lli iu Piro hiewSmalaa af WWII " BASS epee Beer" shows a great muter on • Business in mining slum to day was not so active The railway market has been depressed to -,ewassosea ii ter word spends ef I,llputse seserleg . . re.- ail • belfaillises-a sunk the men rue mum . thriving theme ; and if to suck disquisition "Horns as of late, but prices continue firm, with the excep which heavr• rates of cootinaation have been paid tel 1 consequence of a demand for mosey op. are alogresaaWanwiehes es. ~woo sit te. It is Remark! on Short Measure in Ale Bottles" were tion of West Providence, tion with the tot the acavent. is, „el Wee • nab the adosalWe ef email feeNerse ea he The inquiries have been chiefly for Balnoon, Mendip r-"^do- a and North Western stook has' sea We enuasssese• we as Itst es is senteres Hills, Clive West Din Pool, Kil- -"" rats rat , Assad me" weseeeteen aid vows Wu But, though Mr. BASS'S intentions were, no doubt, . ' g pug' Mill „ _ _ --„... low as 1241 for „,..,,o keel=ittite hy pricker, Nieto" and a few other snares' " mossy, bat prices nov GlOllOl GRANT, Iliadeat Smeary. excellent and unselfish when be attempted to prove prices ruling to day are es follows : South Tol nearly all round the market. Aea i,etes It.. h, I?, blaresteareet. that the public are the only gainers by the Brewers' 200 ; Coln Bruno, 91 ; South Carideo, 13.5 AlfredB tem" will be noticed hetwee° efr ; -salmi have been made for money sr THE DAI LY NEWS. Monopoly-and that, is advocating the repeal of Consols, 131 ; United Mines, • 3;5, 380 ; West French • U. i.....i. 111 Moran Paper, prase td. half the Malt Tax, he was desperately opposing Providence, Mies. die.; Crow Hill, 125; Trebarvah, been done at I are quiet. PPr ye &latest uot ... the If tIL T If EA s te at the heed of the 1.4 71; Linares, 74 ; Meudip Hills, 7 ; Clorn, 1, 1 ; Clive, Sti. prem. km Met ef Oast iti.sio, edgonUng free orageeree kilts breadest his own and his partner's intereets,-his benevolent MAIMS Attu /WM ONO 41 I I se ow. s ad an eau al Omaha lemma rebta Milllmleg Wali speech and public spirited argument were not sums- .' -. sr ev waster. ar mm The gold mining shares were not quite se strong car re. ltatmen. b Sentra end v.iles of de Gess& Ifeen-la the swarm et ke fuL Indeed, of so excellent • Liberal and so good ato day, being f bl affected b the - un avows vy tie ;bees -in the mole, truthful. and tepartia .nerves el Its ft. 100 Ahura:sec nAga Isr Abram, seed ie the varied agorastilesedsomaerelel la brewer, we regret to say, Mr. BASS is a little oblivious arrangements for the settling, but prices closed lo eAm - - *** 7o3,tie, notennl in the Alty, Itsiling, sal Meastely Asian- of facts. Thus, in considering the Budget, Mr. firmer. The decline was chief yin West Mariposas. i .alratoti=stasa ii, Capra r or Mirrored. 131 s 3 itlneWebr.leftertleth It masa a sere truest the of !Wens ten nay ether pope- HASS can see nothing in it but malt and hops ;he The Quiet: Rock Company's shares were in demand si a Whin. I, ...semi.* arty report a Skip, is ute ladles less he every overlooks all - at a considerable rise. Age Fria, Colonial Gold, al SI its other defects, and concentrates all wv.vao sell-na the ally daily Mimes Iseet, nth Set ei gegen s and Yuba ltiver, were firmer se 11l Dade. le, Istisohn snake,. his sympathies on that part which is as hateful, he cobra .d hi .i. no braid awl laser It elerens nail to realise, se heirs the al ewer beaks Me silvers were coon era y lower; Rhymncy .I. too Wakens __.. nem* nick 'seinen eso kr slain weld. has Its manse says, to brewers,-as war, Holum tells us, is hateful Iron, on the other hand, rose IL ~ ell Nihaser sad Wok trereastm ahertiare sto. W 411 Oak eat finder 1:, re ta ;mks: wen rail nn yes het mare ef eases to mothers. It may be doubted, however, whether Shares in the Copper Miners of England mark 50, se m I Dmisims ow kr the ear IMato WO laning eserapses. W Derby is so partial and so sue.sided in the vision and the preference shares 31. Anglo-Mexican It ell 1 Dunn fere sell It will is gigs te.d am sear fatie ye ye ass. Mee Mint, 34. dam are self 'Neel bed la sei ee.r. bens kg tine ekes esenntors : whether it is blind and deaf to the House Tax; and ase 1 lba eager isesbliebed. alma line& A private letter from San FranCiellei dated the es. c„,,,„„,„ ...,_, ........ 177/ ~,,.........- - -0h.5.7 whether it prefers cheap beer,-eun from Burton-on- 30t, - _ .. . , sii Dm: (sr a autocue, states fiat cno pre . nowise her .. ...... ........- UM.- -•••-• 0111•*" Treet,-te deolites the Aimee flex. sv laws ' Wean Sinus. ItIILT PI WS lP4f" jameialittims In treating of beer, Mr. Bass is so formal a Orem Valley, and the West Mariposa Company of la eniateed gauntest see of Mk pause tee .„i r teas manly eat men by 3 esteregeren : political economist, that he cannot distinguish the dif- London, had entirely hike to the ground, in cones- ~ is 0.., ..10, • 1004 N.".... Ora P 310033.4 at ell the Leaks asgalea kenos het a isgai sad a dna ; . quence of objections rained on the part of the share- to so I. Inge the nu took bah pond and . Mast ase-repre. monopo y , holders of the Gold Hill Company to the conditions e• le' ° isse'i "-wee"! """"" hil"'"'" ykke Is "'IT 'be between a monopoly which the law directly and openly 10 14,7 vo,„ ~..,,sa sere .4We , sal ahrady, with the essesd Wean . „ _. ~ and a . proposed by the Mariposa Coen ny, which their a, Leo I ',m.0., sr llelad &Ill' Own end web Ils WPM createo,as in rile OM 01 y w agent them had no power to di . A negotiation et. Ise WM borstals -Mit 10 1011 . Ttakete—ellaind ay la/ the practical eq.,. os psidgesl mei thee einespak ath Ile 'weallbw of a bad law, intended for very was pending between the Gold ill Company and iv St. I' buraw.,.1.“.1 of wig llookseke .r leareses be the kaiak= ;ore t„e„ thrtnlise, 10. Pouverwares• Than • Lai" their own trade with. Mr. BASS says Mr. 011 the spot, which is likely to lead to an arrange- et., moot favourable to the interests of both parties. i Lowe ma become a brewer to-morrow, if he BEAUTIFUL HAIR-Of the numorous com- y The engineer referred to above is, we understand, re,b Teal, aseeneed lee Ireeeseeo the yeah er be SO inclined. Very true 1 but there Mr. Mr. Attwood, of the Ague Fria Company, who has t 4 nue ileie• isss iims Wm.` "WI Lowell freedom of action would stop. Let him pronounced the Gold Hill Company's property be ear .....ed p nal . van ths naiad eseelleaf SOWLANDS. to nataavaii4i. &Mae Mew. half trams brie proved rival BARCLAY in porter, or Mr. Rua himself in the finest he hie seen in California. emu MA ato rll4OlllOll rgairdy eserying .tow yolk std rwt•cllamm e* We Wes Mks ems wbea ewe/ ether bitter ale, Mr. Lows would find little or Do sale for The St. John del Rey Mining Company hr lor a e•etee ha ads& k monears Ile Ilk *OMR from , . . ~,:f .3 ~.4.1,111, swain It a welienle. sad mann as parr hie commodity. In the former ease, probably 0000 The produce for Septwas 27,765 oitaus, at r so a a Le..ilie gasser sal lay semme. es no Inn mai of isses at all; lot porter being run off on draught can of 6,1061. us. r . rag. ._ kr. rne as ed end 71., arm* Wake cased a hoe anal.Bd., eating a p con Ire 0' is 1....5. A.uble delta.,, Mild Ifs A. aIDWLAND asinoS; badly be kept in any quantities by families ; so workings of 4,004 L 12s. -The quantity of OP. Flw,,P.fra• ".", smi b. sal dull. lea erases prestisalle the public hoar has the sale for oonsump- erected in 20 days' stamping, in Octet eig IS P {FPAILATIONS ter CHRISTMAS ice : and to Mr. Lows, the brewer, taverns would 197,668 pitiless, wh' lob augurs well for Ha D1,1:42i11t/W ilea'irs emenets.-emeessiese see a t - nervosa siiie one sad Ineednly eke Wee 10411Wesuarest. be closed houses. In bottled ale, the honourabk and ti uee• tweed abundant and of excellent quality lllNSlslialli ll° wi1d....1a "elabg. Islimilusi wllemit 8 . learned potatoes might perhaps do • little business, smkeen. %ma amid dwq amenams ths inner . The Imperial Brazilian Mining Aw . usessosess ea memo weir snail asiiii if he practised what he preaches as to measure, eau moved the following gold report: ot si esmegieemf sei elegeens, • Leallabelb ash owe/ has always keeleasased ka regulated his battles by the imperial standard—, from Googo and &mind. from the blreMamossolMenety "la RA, &mortar:re* war which at present all Mr. BASS'S free trade October, was 7 lbs. 6ox. 19dwts. akeesere We Fenn Is _sass Se the Ole stollealea. Om wow, • ISW Ins 11801. of all wwl WWm Ml' brewers target to do,-and by the omission perpetuate 18 dwts. of 23 lbs.gold dust, in m" Omit Ow at i ill br sae olpolono ink Idallonalins lam has been received per Teviot. sessensessms. la hausioatsbre seems &mom le as • very great fraud on the public. masa amass* a mesh eassisfladlufaal a5...,e0.,441.1".. There are four things the public will see in the ink week-tow, v •terp. wiIIANINOMP. 01", ...7 ~.. IL,' 11'4.: ' • debituldminiaagalead lat= discussion on brewers that Mr. Bass ham commenced. THIS DAY -Ty - -=24-atitreesne weer 1i:6.66.N:a 1. That they make enormous fortunes by their trade. There is not mach, change thisavv. ruarea el roil •.14"wv`r.4=cee iv"w"ufiwZie "slew 2. That, matter what the • of the raw se. mining shares, which are DO mesh. • Anus se amermssaa Goa a met dee.settling. Ague Frio are' -4 asuaseetaw. Urals and the cost of production of their manufacture, to i prem., and Yuba 2--- there is no variation in the retail price of their beer. ILA shares maintain y, IRELAND 3. That, in respect of draught beer, the adulteration St. John del Rey , Dosanr. Hoc. 14. et the article ea consumed is very great and very ex tile. '1 be coroner's inquest on the remains of the boy, pernicious. And 4. That in bottled ale the quantity _ ,i. I Christopher 61• Dermot, who it was stated had died dispensed is a libel on the measure for which it "v' I ris hem the effects of • blow indicted on him by Dr. m mid. Now, thin am all very strong indinimmos _...1--- -.-. 1011,lat I ems Berl& el Upper Nl°°°t'etreet• was resumed =el'of a monopoly in the production of beer and cuss lam. An day at Maggot Hospital. A great of 'rose a ser medical and other testimony wee adduced, the gist of ale, when they are unaccompanied, by any dbl. onUV* ile A, which was that Dr. Banks struck the boy on the beck the part of capitalists to participate in the Prate of Ikrs I , part of the heed with a cane or whip, and inflicted a the trade, and gain public favour by cheapness in ee, I very slight wound ; that the boy was admitted for price and goodness in the article. Great profit issul:: l i treatment into the hoecital; and that in about a attracts fresh capital in all other trades, why not in leases ' week after receiving the low a difibse inflanimatice of the neck, arising, as the medial men stated, not brewers' "••• P Simply because it has not fres -igiii Sier duett:y from the wound, but frees moue animal od*P• run which might have been received through it The great brewer' have two capitals in their ate, m, into the blood, set in, and the boy died. The jars trade-one employed, legitimately, in their works -.7 ultuntelY returned the following verdict:-" we sad manufacture; the other invested, illegitimately, 7 End that the immediate cause of the death of the de- in in buying up public houses, or in lending money to ceased, Christopher *Dermot, was extreme coops licensed victuallers, with a view to gaining the eerie tire bronchitis, but we cannot agree in vision so to hoe the disease originated." sive retail vend for their beer. The public has therefor The position of Dr. Banks, as a very eminent pro- first to pay them large profits on their capital r hosional man, and physician in ordinary to the Lord- caged in producing beer, and, secondly, large per Lieutenant. has given an interest to the case of which an their capital employed in gaining exclusives" it would have been otherwise altogether destitute. . c la haulm far their war. Nor in this Dr. Banks remains under recognisance' to answer my charge in the matter that may be brought }shill has to suffer: for the retail eillass ho spun him. palled by their capitalists to sell the beer Mr. Drummond, • respectable citizen of Dublin, supplied with at a lied price, and so l' ha subscribed 1001. to the Wellington Memorial, right of competition, sad that price r wtterompanying his subscription with the following living prix.--it gives, we are told, pro le N 0.9. Penholder nod. Dahlia, Dos 3, 1862. a barrel--they are compelled to esek •• Fa,- Base the en if We IN aim, see smug me want in adulteration; and for excessive r elSlush is rstablishmsat es Is shoat es he lbsambed es Us b are owner of the Iste Duke of Wellington, I shall bet 'bigot great matinees, compounded y try year adding my new to the inhendeden lin kr 111 W.-I who would much prefer to sell / have the honour io be, Mr, your eibedloat bumble servant, Joie DatrillteeD. wan fan to get a living passe le To the Hon W. P. Tend. Ilea. fen , Now there is nothing very er Iriiiimpea School. Ica narin , puts it, that the great brewer At the half-yearly the andfibulas ee thiu• ge to be in the Isar proprietors of the Bank of hull eimilleiey a tit. great malesters an quite , evidiod of 4 per amt. for the hiegdpefee Wee reams is not se Mr. Res tared: and it was estimated that the t or ' the dividend would have a sum of legggL ee be ponied Medico in the added to the rut fund. the mash-tub to the pe - - of their opposition V NAVAL. They feel instinct ADMISALTT, MC. 14.-Arronerarintria-Clerks to disturbing so W P Matt to Croissr, W. P. Bsrdwsed to ajar, sad G. Jilt to Lzettleat. Clerk is Charge A. I. &ante to they Ole that, Lew. Assistaat-Siugeoe J. Wares to Bermada Her the eery foe, Peel Movinarts.-GIBRALTAR, DEC. 5.-Frigates: 'hakes; the 7 Netts (seder orders to emceed se Ilbsersess to be paid Motion bear WC. tad ths Anthem. Simms: Tiger. Miff sod • _,, aopoly in t' Aso lope. Lissom. Die. 9.-Prlare Ilegesse. be shit) et Reu.Adfairel Comte, Captain Hutt= ; 1101asy, Cassia imeitoPolY Oman, Sale Psmil Captain Daerso_•; Tenement, Capt. beer, as' Gilirui . ad laficsibls, ClamialiDot Weidelge. stricter' Ci,rar roe Ainsamzet.- Yeelierday, at •in brew held for densteh of business, a damsons ink plan apse Ban the ,abbot of the directions remedy glue by the Curter as ' GOND Conned for the prossonisoof asalloonda emelas t by lOW within the City of Leaks. • posed hely vepereil that, if seek priumftes Wen amiseakee at le, vas law Akers et Use essueolkm, beldam Wag ears II wefts. sub avidases a wend head to tbe Imessmlse users need use ea Ward% eagle hefts Wmu I naletedu tbe mimeses sod am the Per smelly teleran be rat to ao osasodoory ism ."nee. Aldennes Sidney eau sense et a amiss drawn the pried* of thew peabeallelle. NATI! 01, Mit. HAL/ASTI= TIM MAGIe -Yesterday William Ballantio4.lllm..Whe was 140 Wllse of the fasitstrat.ei ot the ?Maas Polies Co.' residence in Csdsgsn. place, Chelsea, al" oaths genre illness. The deceased goallessr ia his 7lth year, ass called to the bar la IP a very intelligent sad popular magistrate, Win had the chief eostrol sad nangsor plus . a forte which he left a • state o when it ea placed seder the soatni of Can. omen is saitiasid- yard, es the P oho Act. . EinI2II.IUIEST AT MANCTIEST 'an._ William Amsworth„ a *lnk Was, l'esdlehury mid Son, hid; ,„_Cimrlsl. w brought r et it ...in. vliar;od with eabLILUI, M ems to salleet small treantat, wa sauteed basal se she televise hoses, and arr ... in works ea the Ir lie iwi Is Pa t • Ilammakke,ntlintan IT, &filbert/eteem "' ~...1 Wild " Ili Weer abenstv mean day in Hew le efts amnia r Dona H. It Obi la chsem.„ 11. ewe" seirj semi sews. =rev aides swe mum y tie ewe arise v rail. 'I LONDON, WEDNESDAY BY iiNlNb, DECEMBER 15, 1862. RAILWAYS. . M 4014111. * Uwr (910 W.) 84 In W Do.(ez Worm) 67 16 Mrtlaars 61 Frame.. 344 34 40 611 De. at 3 pee el road Ilor H. k AMIN. *hal 144 11 10 all Ifarvarlaa Trunk Prater. -- a 0 rans all . IS 134 pa 111. ft Furls sal Orly.= 6.6 07 JO .14 hr.* aad llama ... 874 381 li 1N Pse.o.ad I.lnaht.••• 33 34 20 4 F .31s,Case,aadCb 3rb-are 41 S pm 11 , 1 2i Qaebes •Mlllehaweed lpa 11 t mama oaf 10m. II 32 X Jr Isisibre aa4 wee- 114 12 Ds. 81 pm Coat Probe. 10 4 bateau Ohara.. 110 U Cap West Flanps tadls S ders 64 oap oil 10 6 Do. 34 pa Oat Prefer. 1 dal pm F. 9 9, 000... 10 10i pa 111 2 Weans el ralllsslsa6 [ REEPENCF. commencing at Antwerp, and extending t o t h e utch frontier at &schen), has been passed by the unanimous vote of both chambers, and has received the royal assent. The works upon the line will, therefore, now be immediately commenced. Interest at the rate of five per cent. per annum upon the capital paid up will be payable halr-yearly, taking date from Ist October last. THIS DAY.—Two oTt.oci. The railway market has been depressed to-day, in consequence of a ghat demand for money in concoc tion with the settlementol the amount. Very high rates of continuation hare been paid on some stocks. London and North Western stook km been done as low as 124 i for money, bat pries' now chow • rull t i nearly all round th e market. A considerable d . • ferenoe will be noticed between the prises at which sale. hare been made for money and for time. French shires are quiet. Upper India scrip has been done at 13s. prem. munif AL) MOM OPIOUARANTEZD. The tendency of the market fur foreign exchange to-day was again rather downward. At the begin ning of 'Change, Hamburg was done as low as 13.3 to 4, but towards the close there was more paper offered at 13.41, and th e p r i ce c l ose d 1 3.4 to a, or about the same as last post. Paris was done from 25.071 to 121 for short, and 25.271 for three months, which rates aro also rather lower than last Friday Amsterdam was in no particular demand, business being limited at 11.17 a for three months. Belgian places ruled at 25.25 to 30. Trieste and Vienna were in demand at 11.30 to 33, being sensibly lower. For Frankfort there was money at 119.1. Paper on Italian places was in considerable demand, especially Leghorn, which was done from 30.35 to 374. This price is also much lower. Boston war done at 40,141., at 30 days' sight, and on Augsburg a small count was transacted at 10 to 10.3, these being transactions that do not ordinarily occur in the usual course of business. I Pa siL I PL ft. too bt 11, Asabowg, Notting, .01.13 Km Jambs . wawa.fieteartalle "160q210.).94. s•~ia37 Hi 31 1 Sake *Jay sp Is I pa.llow The following are this day's sales for the account: 0/LDINAILT SHARP AND STOCILII. Aberdeen, 314; Ambergate, Nouinghon, Boston, and Eastern Junction, 64; Caledonian, 69 1; Eastern Counties, 131; Eastern Union, Class A, 111 ; Winslow and South Western. 60$; Gnat Western 9..1 8 ; Lane. and York., 841 ; do. Fifths, Ili I; Lee ds Northern 181 171 18 171; London, Brighton, and South Coast, 10 91; London and , North Western, 12.31 ; London and s,uth Western, 931 4 ; Midland, 80 ; York, Newcastle, and Berwick, 74 ; Ditto Extension, 131 ; York and Nonh Midland, 60 1. LIMO LEASED AT Fll5ll WINTALO. Buckiegbaoishin, 109. ;i4 dlI I! ISA .1. PO -I. lull I• 4111 414 4111 10 411 15 4111 ICill i II 6 64 Ms Il 114 din 31 !I II 'I IN NI 631 24 164 3 1 11 db II 111 I. do. do. Set: .16e 'Mel sail LAW ... Omer sat . dna K essiin ari al." lllllll4" Abet. l ing mar rang 1.11 DI ... • Do. (AS 11,4 1144 114 141/ plan 61e =MA UNIMIIIf Omen Our. Cle; A.. 1i.11.1114 sirs II awl 0 Mt, II ll_ sumils !.. Caledienlan, 10q; Chester and liolyhegLthpr. 5/ `per aw, :171ElflIehtlrhlked 41 per eett.;11111. 1011011. Grand Junction of Prance, 61; Northern of France, 311; Paris and Lyons, 251 1; Paris and Strasbourg, 32 j; West. era of France, 191. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocx. There is no change in the English funds to-day. Prices are well supported, with a very quiet business. Consols have beta dealt in at 100' to lex dir. for the 18th January. The Reduced Three per Cents. mark 100,1 to 101 ; the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1033 to 101 ; Bank Stock, 223 to 2231; Exchequer Bills, no. to 625. prem.; India Bonds, 78s. prem. The arrangement of the account is being carried on in the foreign stock market, but does not excite great attention. Spanish stocks show a rally to day, and Dutch are again higher, but Granada De ferred and Sardinian Bonds are flat. Spanish Old Threes mark 50,1 to 41 ; ditto New Deferred, 231 to 241; Sardinian,93 ex. div.; ; Granada Deferr e d, 121 to I ; Mexican, 24Z; Swedish Loan, 11 dis.; Turkish Scrip, 11 to If prem.; Dutch Two-and-a- Half per Cents., 671; Portuguese Fours, 401 to 1. tr7. - ii . b7. IN 11 100 II IN 100 I +allorsik Plobles Dillalup.Forth.Derte. be* W Mora I . selina Do. 4 dire, A. Stook. Dft illams.ll. Welt-We. hie Deft &sten .. {AWNS, Mw MONEY MARK ET. 93i I Do. TIE* .. • Laurdille Taboili; Ds. WIN aiglisTialo. =am =lAlLV i al t er . is Wirt. N+ 4 is IT N• 1 In ft ti i NCJ I UX ° Vi No. 1,910.] LONDON, WEDNESDAY .k: v . Lira ASSURANCE. - . TIOLICY IIOL I )F.RS in other Cknetaise, sal "BASS UPON BEER." MINE& wa gratt * ..rii:Ne4VrgiVi l itgr e tir i iiiitsmv imill 4t. (Trani the asp Nom) TUESDAY Bellenttl. Oa Mor al, "" b iis IRS ' , 6 " is is "Plealsa bY WWII " BASS upon Beer" shows a great master on • Begin in minute' shares to day was not so active -,,44wieuist It hat heard upward, el s,lll pu tm. mearlag . . . 11; gel useautigu-e slug mg . n rue mi.. thriving theme ; and if to suck disquisition " Some as of late, but prices continue firm, with the excep t..will, P• idw iedir . •••••••• ibt 16 . ••••.**. a ... 61w hi r e sioai llal sommse ll• bl. e l l i t Remarks on Short Measure in Ale Bottles" were tion of West Providence, which heavy. The inquiries have been chiefly for Balnoon, Mendip isoisA si =kraal Matle Tbm albae Malan , Is ins appended, the essay ought certainly to be com p lete . bone, we II lb••••••••••••••• ••• il. Ilei a• is mum Hills, Clive, West Ding Doug, Mill Pool, Kil wei Nan . Amid motile. yeatheeteoth aid then Wm. But, though Mr. BASS'S intentions were, no doubt, bricked, Nanteos, and a few other shares. The „„.. ege= it on le excellent anti unselfish when he attempted to prove prices ruling to day are u follows : South Tolgus, GEORGS GRANT, Ileadeat etwetary. L,,otre peen. It, I?, blueeistethrert. that the public are the only gainers by the Brewers ' 200 ;Cafe Bruno, 91 ; South Carideo, 13.5 • Alfred - rr 11 F. 1) AI L Y N H Vi r 13 . Monopoly - sad that, is advocating th e repeal of Consols, 131; United Mines, • 3i6i 380' i West i... 4 in Moraine Paper , ..ixthe bd. half the Malt Tax, he was desperately opposing Providence, 631 ex. die.; Crow Hill, 125; Trebanah, 71 ;Linnets , 71 ; Mendip Hills, 7 ; Gots, i, 1 ; Clive, -1.. r;u,gi urg.n. the EMIT NE t 4 I. et the head et the 1.1. leg. nee a out ii..teg, edeotuUne re. &wawa taw acut his own and his partner's interests,-his benevolent eu. age an sem eivi Wart.' roarer. ribmtber esineal. meld. speech and public spirited argument were not amens- 41 ' 1 ' 1 ' ig evolve...tut The gold mining shares ware not quite se strong le do those fedi e.flee of tat Geomel Neth.-la OM smarm et it. fuL Indeed, of 10 excellent a Liberal and so good a t o day, being unfavourable affected by the I,„. sow., -is the murk, truthlul. sad tame/Lel sierarer al IM e,.the Oreahomr, :tad •Il tth varied met metubtaml erwtherefel to. brewer, we regret to say, Mr. Bale is a little oblivious arrangements for the settling , i but prices closed 6,..tiht wist.onnt ter the I.lty, Wilsey. sod Ithmetary Anthem,- of fact, Thus, in considering the Budget, Mr. firmer. The &wills was chi yin West Mariposas. 5. raprf 10 inatirjaool.l. t: geese. a mere Odense Ibe of Mimeo, thee ray ether paper- Bass PM see nothing in it but malt and hops ; he The Clout: Rock Company's shares were in demand e imiiggium arty report et Skla, la tie ham firs be every aatniacoyunsiderebs litter, rise. Agua Fria, Colonial Gold, .... A d .d- sh e the esti &or' ko„o r h ew % oteh o e k .if room ,. overlooks all its other defects, and concentrates all Olathe eeyethere. were firmer glomethe and to ?mils, fte Mina me von par besides mis his q m P athlas " that P art which is ila hateful ' he Cobre shares a nd, rsieay lower 1 Rhymney " which eaelude‘ s ad bas aura vagisesi. au us eau. says, to brew a. war, Moises tells us, is hateful Iron, on the other ha resell. Ir gevesin shertiono ay r . r ,,, I s ~,,,,,„ ~.0 0r t e ~,,,,,,, hr th e we neonee stem. tO 'Dolan. It may be doubted, however, whether Shares in the Copper Min ers o f E ng l an d mar k SO , 5r ear I M. , tO I.•• lathes Netrapreele. by De r by is so partial and so ane.e i ded in the vision and the preference shares 31. Angle -Mexican ewe a w om b : erfut tad arm r p ins . yeampia by roe thee 'Retypes's; ma i• ne yeas baths les dreg slam eempsthers : whether it is blind and deaf to the House Tax; and Mint, 34 . themaffebod. Wm= thee& A private letter from San Francisco, dated the s o .. c 0,,,,,,,,,, ...._ ........ um ............. -- gh.hry whether it prefers cheap beer ,- run from Burton-on- . - Win yet , states th at teo • moliminsa mums. rue ..... -- .- .- GTE-- --- Ma" peat,-te &Win the hens, tsz. tholes, Plemeth. PULE Sawa 1,44 f ors ' In treating of beer, Mr. Bus is so formal a Orses Valley, and the West Mariposa Company of 1 ng meowed minus fan t 4 tele poutoe the true meetly eas mood by 3 oestnagermy : political economist, that he cannot distinguish the dif- London, had entirely fallen to the ground, in coos-' „ r ... 1,,,0 r ?g,.... t e the pe, a,. or act the blear miseitias Enos b etween a *lei and a m ea l iiiimopo l, ; quence of objectioni raised on the part of the share pp . In. them. nt it task Melt enema MI • therel Wee-repro. Fes ...., ~.....„mat ...,..0,, hb.,.1... wkke i daoy ob. between a monopoly which the law directly and open l y pro holde posed rs of b t y he the Gold ma til po l ( C:mai o c e nty t u o y. the whi eoadi t t he ion ir s N.lt I. 4nosit of r tutlead . sad . war, with the itheth Medea artu."`". of th e ""41.1"4 doily tree., "ad ells t6° /w e ld created, as is the eons of bread, and a momPoly w h i c h agent there had no power to modi . A negotiation w ig, , : edeerthemeate -r at to the ' Etateee-elMWed by la/ the - a i y eq.-S. It* poLtica Mei um senesce& wite mi geamesiai practical alma of a bad law, intended for very was pending between the Gold ill Company and m0re,.,.1.40 of not. llocesellse iv Ithemman he the Illthpiem ;err different purposes, has enabled brewers to protect the engineer of another Lulu company, who was t„i,.. which is likely to lead to an arrange crusie, fa Nevem-theft. Ilbrethereth, Idris. their own trade with. Mr. BASS says Mr. on the split, ------. Lowe may become a brewer to-morrow, if he mat favourable to the inter est* ofhoth Parties. I)EAUTIFUL HAIIL-Of the nemmtome coin- kip r•thte eaholoatty shashohed ' es the growth Or be so inclined. Very true ; b ut there Mr. m, Attwood, of t h e A ga , F r i a comp.ihy , wh o hos 4 , 6 „,,,thrt. nof 114 hums bat, So thee In Same. thread e ... sr , t ....warns. yea me gears ammo SOWLANDS. 1 ,0 E 8 freedom of action would stop. Let him pronounced the Gold Rill Company's property to be illutA v ''s" tl ' ‘ ,.r la . " big WI 6.4442 Ill ' W" 44 bi r m " rival BARCLAY in porter, or Mr. Bus himself in the finest he hu seen in California. ee r. e s s th ,4 4 rett•estico et as i le=tr il Tr ag r wner wa sswy s IM erre bitter ale, Mr. Lows would find little or no sale for The St. Joh° del Rey Mining Company have ler a orate ho aid. It aserldoes or Issik c iiMei ft how . received Melees dated the Bth, 18th, and 30th Oct. teerlert ...feted!. swathe It la weleing. sod emthathe ne rem. his commodity. In the former ease, probably none The produce for Sept. was 27,785 oitaras, at apart sae d Le..th• earth sad day eallemee WOO lam deft/ se mom of 8,1061. 1 ls. Bd., leaving a profit on the month's no . rf .„. 7, a h.& wi, Nod , r , a m meal at all; ice porter being run off on draught can 15 4.. 00 dune 'Lag Am. eis-ha in iLearteno mina; hardly be kept in any quantities by families ; so workings of 4,0041. 124. The quantity of gold u m 111.tu..esolee, loathe, sod b• all dthalls wad perlemea preatisalle the public house has the sale for censump- tracted in 20 days' stamping, in October, was _ - DI I32 , I . 7 w P i Ig: I I; , ARATIONS he CHR o II i 3 s TMA I S c doe ; and to Mr. Lowe, the brewer, taverns would pr ll,BoB eitatas, The n w p h p b l it y h o a f ug s mi e well for the the . en ni :eith's worked ohm au Ise eremease 0.• liar sister teal be closed houses. In bottled ale, the honourable and ice. from tinned abundant and of exeelleut quality. thothe and boa WU. • ••• / 8 0•84111. •111 " .••• 4 " 1 : 1• Z learned gentlanaa might perhaps do a little business, Embar. Xthe Wed dwq Ilmides• the ours The Imperial Brazilian Mining Association have at eassesessas ss Sena ewer er rs seiii - 6 if he practised what he preaches as to measure, and received the following gold report: The Exodus st kb gUsg e t h sial elmoseirs, 4. Lethealon. them. WWDI/ the law. theormotheed lee regulated his betties by the imperial standard-, from Gouge and Beeline' , from the Ist to t 30th mrChememe Ileetz or te Row di r sae gem eWM thing which at present all Mr. BASS'S free trade October, was 7 lbs. eon . 19 duets. A remittance of iistrin to halt le amerairS is tie enestallistlea. 23 lbs. 18 duns. of gold dust, in value about 950!., Geri 1,000 a mile ils Me mst• I I emll le bp MI. brewers forget to do,-and by the omission perpetuate pm" Oman, at i ill br me drafty ll* lig Mob= Will sessenviseisssma Is losemseatinew is &Sired le a a very great fraud on the public. has been received per Teviot. owls edmotee• a etherh Wait ~be ael isssasoa l / 2 "bial. 'There are four things the public will see in the sac, ...eager, le •Mtr. thelthabbie. 61 ", "7„.* he ......,,• Thw ,,,. 'S debi .o. l...he o...e ag a liasa , l " rill discussion on brewers that Mr. BASS ham commenced. THIS DAY -Two o'Ctocx. meti "a ,.., - peuliam" -- .6% .I=4l7ll4 a bli/iine MN 111 - i -- lal;ISIM - 11 - 01 1. That they make enormous fortunes by their trade. There is not much change in the prices of the gold watil."4"lewr.4 =ege le"""a4 =', at" tens 2. That, matter what the • of the raw ma- no mining share', which are generally steady on the us t.b..., a e..ist a , amemsaaa sea er ma cep . Settling. Agua Frio are better, having reached 11 4 teethaball.theet. aisle and the cost of production of their manufacture, to 1 mom, and Tuba River very firm. Quartz 2--_. _- _ IRELAND 3. That, in respect of draught beer, the adulteration St. John del Rey shares have been done at 295. Dosinr, Dsc. 14. d the article ea consumed is very great and very ex div. '1 he coroner's inquest on the remains of the boy, pernicious. And 4. That in bottled ale the quantity I (Christopher *Dermot, who it was stated bad died dispensed is a libel on the measure for which it ee ' 1 44 a" from the effects of • blow inflicted on him by Dr. m sold. Nom, these ma all very strong indicatio n s --I leaks, of I piwr llountstreet, was resented . rester dav at Baggotstreet Hoepital. A gnat ifeal of 1011,the I Aims Fria Muth of a monopoly in the production of beer and Tex i c es. a eglo o.ll4ormise medical and other testimony was adduced, the gist of ale, when t h ey eve Illuiceten P anied - hy any dbl. " ledla Is l e'ad's Lathy nee...a Pea. Wile dm* reierdir. t. day. en 1 1 i tom If I CI le - - I i 4 3 .. 47 which wee that Dr. Banks struck the boy on the back the part of capitalists to participate in the Profits of i= is l a = r.. h . 14 part of the heed with • cane or whip, and inflicted a the trade, and gain public favour by cheapness in ee, 1 lasseseiss cowmen so Ii i dii wry slight wound ; that the boy was admitted for pries and goodness in the article. Great profit iss, te re I 11: 4 legesterguaggs new rill i l dis 1 P re : li 1 treatment into the hottal ; and that in about a attracts fresh capital in all other trades, why not in Wes as Dims ins ........... week after receiving the low a diffuse inflammation of the neck, arising, as the medical Men stated, not brew ers ' also P S imp l y because it has not free i rk 1 01 It L OZOlrsiglitr 2l P V Ait 1 i i=11•1 111.7 Licitly from the wound, but from gage animal ewer. rigon which might have been received through it The great brewers h ave two capitals in their iiii.m lU e " •ve a m t l steet l eSS: o 7 . ..- •:,•-• . 4 ..j4.411 . , __ 1 , l ei Into the blood, set in, and the boy died. The . jter,y joy - one employed, legitimately, in their works _ ~. thoome - *-- 1: 1 ;I ; 1 4 7 ' • ultimately returned the following verdict :- We an d a f se t am; th a o th er u nma t e d , ill eg iti ma t e l y, l o nl e s e t, :t r . lideilathea Omer all 44Ma 44 End that the immediate cause of the death of the de- i n cued, Christopher *Dermot, was extreme conger l i cen s ed . ._ . . . buying up public houses, or in lending money to 4: 0 11 s .... onm alaammt edir aimallea wa i ii . th so t w. iiis ce I hoe bronchitis, but we cannot agree in opine as t o victuallers, with a view to gaining the exclu- mese , ores egium.............. 4 u if tr i p. fefVfee , how the disease originated." sive retail vend for their beer. The public has therefore 1 4 ., , m0i =L amm . . . 11 i i di. F. 1 The position of Dr. Banks, as a very eminent pro- first to pay them largo profits en their capital en - Ist:et Lal ' Sss u~ s hiblihr."/"AIL . . e ll i 1 . hisional man, and physician in ordinary to the Lord- gaged in producing beer, end, secondly, large profits , F, , _er w l 1 nalid . e . ew . Iwo - .1 1 1 1 1 44 f Lieutenant, hu given an interest to the cue of which ma their capital employed in 'sizing exclusive sale in Rose 1 mss' t iros "•"""" . t, „,r it would have been otherwise altogether destitute. particular homes f or their beer. N or m this a ll th e 11 0 .000 I us ...- I la la e ms . rd Dr. Banks remains under recognisance' to answer sum, or t em le I my charge in the matter that may be brought public has to seer: for the retail sellers , being oont - IMMO ! Ma lthe .. .-. in SI i s against him. polled by their capitalists to sell the beer they are roe.. l es • e 0 81 7..... Ps toe 114 Mr. Drummond, • respectable citizen of Dublin, supplied with at • lied price, and so denied the re 'srs:: 3 Th ,,,,,, ........ ... , I h ew has subscribed lout to the Wellington Memorial, right of competition, sad that pries not being a V. 1 74 ..1 : 5 1 tr e aties issiiiis - .-:-.. se it st 54 to accampanying his subscription with the following l. . • • t • we are told, a p ro fit o f only 4, rt,W,M e l ; rut wires`". . ;-•• '. l i i i II 4 6 e r II I Mtn price-i gives, letter No 9. ermessies-sese. Dahlia, ere. 3, 1862. a barre l-theY are compelled to llaelt a further P rat ho.- tieing the ES of ea 414 aim, sad tesimg the want in adulteration ; and for muffles prices we drink Misch is establishment es Is "heft te he Ilbtawied es the mom of the late ow. at ware's s, I did waved Pelt m e t ipele * ercalwallida by unscientific retailers ' LOCAL SRARE MARKETS. by per adding my imam to the wilmaties list he 1001.-I who would much prefer to sell good liquor if they haw the honour to be, Mr, year easellsat humble servants were free to get a living profit by so doing. uvmaroot, Dos. 14.-ns mast ar maul stock Joie DRITIIIaWID. ^ has been um dial leslikilt Ills passe has been To the Hon W. P. T I N , Ilea. i glu Now there is no th ing very surprising, as Mr. nAu done, Mil rims ben a destining massey. The Wither= School. Imam and puts it, that the great brewers do not want this state Mowing me anises, 111-11irkss- Al the half-yearly the filasisall of things to be in the least disturbed, or that the heed, Imesekke, Cheshhelhaschesese mad Beim. proprietors of the Bank of beiiaellemby t i: evoked of 4 per cent. fee the katrillif IPSO great maltsters are quite satisfied with it. But the 6.64 ). 21 i. 1166 dib•T• Ode Ilitlopra.. clifikeessi sae West Terminal. pref. 6 eser OWL. soi-Geoiereatas Al! eland: and it was estimetiel doe the tof reason is not, as Mr. Bus argues, because the pro- -Esateeseueeffes,isd-leeemmee sad y„k r hi n. ss tits dividend would have a tares d to be pad redaction in the Malt Tax will peas through ditto glith, all*. h - Us"- a" Nseth Wutinli 26 sierra, C) 1 041 p.-Midlaad, 80 d added to the rest fend . the mash - tub to the public. That is not the reason ,ti t ) ° 3= 111 1.6.-gassk sad Dover, ggi_gosk - - - of their opposition to Mr. Disithou's proposition, and North Milbad, 304. NAVAL MANCWINTIth, Dec. 14.-Prices sr, lower, with a WO- They feel instinctively that there W & M ee dente buists.-Cheahin Junction, q die. ; Blackburn, AndlitaLrr, Dec. 14.-Arroorrinters.-Clerks ;„ distur bing ec profitable a trade as theirs; No. 1, 71 k Caledonian . 344 ; Breathed', GI ; Bement lIP h.... i. r....- w te ter--a --- e .... •,-- --- 111 ... -..- The great brewers have two capitals in their 1 1 trade—one employed, legitimately, in their works and manufacture; the other invested, illegitimately, is buying up public houses, or in lending money to licensed victuallers, with a view to pining the recta sive mail vend for their beer. The public has therefore I first to pay them large profits en their capital co pied in producing beer, and, secondly, large profits on their capital employed in gaining exclusive male in particular homes for their beer. Nor is this all the pablis has to suffer : for the retail sellers. War com pelled by their capitalists to sell the beer they are @applied with at a lied price, and so denied the right of competition, sad that prim not being • living price--it gives, we are told, a prat of only 4a. a bur el--they are compelled to seek • further profit in adulteration ; and for monies prices we drink great nastiness, compounded by unscientific retailers, who would much prefer to sell good liquor if they were he@ to get a living profit by so doing. Now there is nothing very surprising, as Mr. Bane pats it, that the great brewers do not want this state of things to be in the least disturbed, or that the great sealtsten are quite satisfied with it. But the reason is not, as Mr. Bass argues, because the pro posed reelection in the Malt Tax will pass through the mesh-tub to the public. That is not the mac of their opposition to Mr. Maxima's prevailing. They feel instinctively that there is danger in disturbing so profitable a trade ea theirs; they me that, one interfere with it, end the very foundation of their profits must be shaken ; they know very well that when public at tention becomes fixed on what is practically a mo nopoly in their handy, means of deetroying that monopoly will sooner or later be raeorted to, and bear, as bread and beef, be subjected to " unre stricted competition." Besides, in saying that brewers " to • man are spinet the measure," Mr. Bass proves too much ; for if it benefited the public, m he contends, it would increase consumption, and benefit the brewers also ; and capitalists do not ge nerally oppose a greater demand for their commo dity, mime there are dangers a-bed of increased impieties. The Sesissing system cannot long be allowed to midget is its present acclaim ; for it is a violation et all mind ISMlNreial principles to oonfine the ale of beer and spirits to such as have influence to procure a Hamm hem magistrates; and it is an avoidance of a proper system of police to do so under the mama et morality and good_ order. When the lamming system we a4ed there we literally se plies at all in the country ; and all power et eg irvisioa and correction being wanting, a rmatrietioa Sr this sort was substi tuted. Bet paimlly we are everywhere ao quiring • polies copulation ; and the licensing aye- Wahl, be rehashed. By means of existing tuts public are taxed indirectly to a great W▪ est without at all restraining intemperance and dimipation. Oesserrestly with the repeal of the heir duty in 1820 the limming @plan was a little aimed, and, so kr ken dreskeeotee w having kereseed, it has demand within the last t twenty years to • rementtabie gaga. The WIMP, too, are kessraide is every respect to a _{wades in the liwarkei eyelets. The inste ad rend add eaditios et the wettieg classes he *err Tis l e r ingl i rri a a rt ellt ; an t that tiv im en p::::i thin mew awned= and sissethe are ia- Crthdr tali sad whin disk morals; end a ir pramest k dhaleklikr the impales's( isteziestag bias The aid preimilee itt ir r i c et bear were seassary le mask seeks way beim espeehme et boar ihrierditiee iiarssrest views had when ism ampsil Ms beam tbs Grier et ths day, ab pont lissmig spium. Havel is Wil -1 mil tends% NOW be latsaroot., Dso. 14.—n. wart At minim sink has beat varl ir st l ar. Bet Use, Worm has los d on s, and y have a iodising lastlesey iii T in t following aes quotations: Marais% Di— lated, lesesehiso,o4 Cheshire (late Mosier sad Bakes head). 211-11sebera (lat. Blaabisra, per, and West Yo ), pref. riper test, Mt Cahmlow 6 e it —Beaten Oasatios, lie—Lastaahire mid Yorkshire, , B4 ditto (Mk airs.), rid —Lidos aid North Waters, 111198 eto(rprsirs sham, C) 1 1618 p.—Misliaad, 80 Meth Mak 104-19seth iaateri and 231—York sal North Miikad, 804. KINCNINTIIII4 Due. 14.—Prices an lower, with • ins. Etsboalosts.—Cheshire Junction, 64 du. ; Blackless. l, 11; Caledonian, 344 ; Drogheda, 81 ; BOOM ties, 131 ; Bast Lancashire, 19 7-18; Leeds, 844 . ima aad North Western, 1281; Nallaad, 80 ; fiesta I. ars, 431. Lazne ' Dsc. 14.—The railway share whet this warningr has area chiefly of a speeelative clusesier fur as. Alum sad of December. A very =odors.. ambit d ;alio ban, however, boos effected as 'Clme on n s = the ore the skein prices : ; Ifidolim 841; Nor th Wallows. le ; Isolsea sod Down. $4; Canoe's Creak, Is. 01. ; Nouveau Bleadr, 2/ ; British Aunt:alias, 14. NAVAL ADMIIALTT, DEC. 14.—APPOINTWIDITIL—C1Witi P Scott to Croigor, W. P. Dordwood to "liar, sad G. hint to Excellent. Clerk is Chirp A. J. Donaett to lonic Aotiotaatliugeoo J. Maras to Deratada Her Pitt' MOvnitrft.—GIBRALTAR, DEC. s.—Frigata Dutton (seder orden to prorated to Simmers to be paid el), and the Arethar. Stemma: Ilia. Miff, am!' datlope. Lissom. Drc. 9.—Prlaere Mg ship et Rrar.ddiairel Coney, Captain Hutton ; Soilarry, Captola Orshaa , Saw Pond - , Captain Dsereo_; Toeingeat, Capt. Giriori and lark sible, Commuter Willielge. (.ritr or A td)Eamitti. belrelky, at • roast held for deopoteh of besides, a dieseedes leek paw ape the abject of the directions heady Jim by Caine Ceases Connell for the prosesties assibusses Siedleg hl folad within the City of Lembo. • pried whpered that, if such piteleaMpie won sake= the e law Akers the reptualisa. beldam Phis am h meas. sash evilest* is wadi lead to the iiMmesier la ha model ere ea IN easiller eagle tarlee wed spirt soletrag tie mimosa ; lard Mot the Paha 'coolly 'sleeted bo put to so usesasuary issesve. swore. Alderman Sidney mare aerie el a mires cow d.a.. 1 the priadpie of thew peemmuileas. Dem or BA 111,0111111 111 MACIISTIPATE. —Yesterday William Belleatise,llleq., sibs wee for 27 peen ea. of the Used:ate" ot the Thames Polka Court, died at itto residence in Cadman. place, Chelsea, after several loathe »me illness The deceased pudenda, she was 7lth year, vs called to the bar 12 1813. He me very I nte lligent and popular sacistrate, sad foe lose) Imo had tea chief control sad asaispeseat of the sew P °l4 . • a fora which he left he a state of gnat elbleitep when it was plated seder the sestrol of Pe Consoissmcosen ia Stoll:sad-yard, es the prolos ik li= Polk* A EllaiTZLlsiyur AT MANCTIESTUL—A run MINI wish Ainsworth, a dark , is the of Luc, hadlebary sad rhea, blemish. at wee brought p aS the """".dhhted with eiereselewsat hei Marabaltr se. te r to tenet re.ll weerate ia liseehrme. we rewind terse ea aim; is laciewasaaaa. his he' eille tialf WAS, aad asasawsl b the miaow M he wale re the ha lib/ la ewww7 0w c.16 , • 14 had Lairmie ho pay poses' wawa SIMI Ildtll3loBB_..lta Mid wilite he ram dart be wee • hum t sow elidearet eb e .t. is be the neemw, Mr. ea. TM nir hire 1 , himself ie day, a week to *l.l "" 16 ° hteger islasate. the the day the 104 sielat day ie S ehea b er. Ms. Mande. told Snows' . 1 ! ham es to roasts aims shish wad sae frees 111 . 01 L ia.. H. iiihesibe mad Ce. et Mi. ISa This wee paid I ta th e bet the Whale did se t asesaat he rli. 4e. had Miesearertledi sad Cis,with --"" hook asleep a total if sheet 1118. Atm pa __lhthatioatelhap the vsaiaagav That be had set Ism ahle se .ftweate. hew meepeete the thMh. wad :r21. 1 0 , &Ph whlt esee d ked MONIS. lishwabe's 11 .1 allie air In taw MA mg ilidussd MOS wase Tao primes+ us' 111114 ha Whose, GM was womminad In trial at the Ogaisaa SOMETHING FOR THZ ANTIQUARY.—Oa the 9th Intact . while Roderick Amble was carrying on some Im provements ea • piece of round adjaning his croft, on the estate of West fi eld, pariah of Nigg, he came um:- pettedly on • cavity of as eztraordinary nature. It was somewhat of as elliptical form, the landeet diameter of which was sine feet, the shorter, where the cavity wee broadest, feur feet, and the depth a b ou t f our feet. It was rani y filled with atones of the same a i m t a k en rout the see-side, each about the bulk of • four inund ball, sad was carefully built all round, though a nide way ; at intervals of about two feet there were *eel upright stones extending from the floor to the roof; these intervals were built with manes laid os their flat sides, sad the roof +soarered with flagstone.. All the stoma leasikag the building were red sandstone, which abounds In the aeighbourbsod, and they were quite un dressed as When hem the gamy. Oa removing the sisal ' stass, Mira hems wets Rued. There were no remains et say all% nor say maga to the date of what must have bast a abode. imierment. The site of the :Tat is the edge of au elevated tract, which may at o ne have been the sea line in this locality, and the is • I:tem.—Mara. Courier. a Ltrz iN Snnuta.—ln a letter from Smyrna, dated the 17th of November, we read : On Sunday after ran,:rdtlialfliest 4, as fear yams area—via., Sara, a young ; Riese% an lonian; Coastal* • protected Swedish sable% r a nd ukzi Csagaletba, a rang 11.3mb—um seStualog from (s village • hw sidles distant ben beauo lows es they eharod the Mlle" sad fa sigy eif Ihe anatly Ingle they WAN IN* rouu&d by pert of the Ins= head of Kamm* Tamiy sad ordered to marsh. They nalisaed hilt semis over swootalas till sewn o'clock the mart mos. jai when they halted, sod found themeless wader the Two Brothers, high issweleino. &Mat 4 miss him St. James' Castle ; Zama* Masai moos W appweaes.sad doomed at his gehmasss • imam of Tbe e m za gollsinsa elgssMil that they hod mss e ll inte of TIM the raglan mdse Wing we the Ota les the enema wwiesias test sd grogg glows, sad mama sod Cow:stalk were seme In Manna to wears it. estMaien tbs ether two as Ths sum was seat to thmareproilm. _snit the selves. =koonamissatly sant ~Ng the parisd of *sir sailheings awe vary eines, day Whig ert. rug he Irwin of 45 home an the a eons-he, msuatains, mad besides bliss oseaskaselly Mates and Asir Ins threat sod. This is Ili slats of the matey mesa amnia. 1$ St. ISO IS IS $ Mb 111 SO ill I. 10 tit. 100 11. NO DO./1'610E144 11.(e London atlemth-Rtator D. 4N l=a6lNNtther '4 Il a n 4 11 . : 8 ==lltct 44. r Dub _ _ _ ne. - r? and laniotille. ttawytWarnargatabs. "I"! 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IN W all II 11 . 1 - ii 141 1 w, min 4,. iou - 104 i to 1111 14 Si 10 la 6 II 120 di 111 I le to 011 I al litl* is I • .o'to l'iiriP - ;. 7 I. ,1 I 5 Is 1. 1 i ft 1 te I 111 Mu 14 10 ID ! 4 ki I il Tc.sDAT EVSNINO. The English funds to-day were firm, though with a quiet business, owing to the attention of the mem ben of the Stock Exchange being chiefly engaged with the share and foreign stock settling, which, as we anticipated, has given occasiou to a considerable demand for money in the house. Consols ruled steady throughout the day at 1004 to 1 ex. div. for the opening of the 18th January. The Three per Cents. Reduced advanced to 101, owing to the stimulus imparted by the renewal of purchases by the government broker. The official business report includes :—Three par Cent. Console, for account, 1004, I,ex di.. Three per Cent. Reduced, 1001, 1, 4, 101. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 104, 31, 44. Long Annuities, 1860, 6 7-16. Bank Stock, 2221, 2231. A considerable business was done in Exchequer Bills, both March and June, at 59*. to 625. prem.; at which reduced quotation the market now wears a steadier appearance. India Bonds were dealt in at 77a. to 755. prem. In the foreign stock market the 'settlement of the account was carried on quietly, and had little effect upon prices. Portuguese and 1/latch stocks are creeping up ; but there was a further considerable fall in Spanish, and Turkish scrip is also rather fiat. BuenosAyrean Bonds were better at 74 to 76, the news by the Teviot being regarded as favourable. It is under stood that the committee, as usual, have no adviees of any description, and in this circumstance the bondholders must perceive the natural consequence of their neglect, in entrusting the management of their affairs in Buenos Ayres to the agent of a mercantile firm, who of course merely looks to satsify his principals, and is soways accountable to the bondholders. The creditors consequently once or twice in the course of six months or so receive a row in qlines of news, distilled through the house uestion, but have no independent source of information. Their ease is in fact much the same as that of the Mexican bondholders, whose agent is in reality the employe of the Messrs. Baring's. For the information of the bondholders we can mention that the usual monthly remittance of 5,000 dots. has duly come forward from Beene@ Ayres. Bargains are thus marked : Austrian Old Five per Cent. Honda, 841 (ex change, 1011. per £).) Brazilian Old Five per Cents, 10241 dittoFour-and.a-Half perCents.,9Bl, 4. Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 74, 75; ditto for account, 30th December, 76. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents. 671, 4,1; ditto Four per Cent. Certifs., 981, 4, 4. Granada Deferred Bonds, 13. Mexican Three per Cents., 241, 1. Peruvian Six per Cent., 105 ; ditto Deferred Three per Cents., 651. Portuguese Con verted Four per Cents., for account, 30th December, 40, 3141, 401, 1. Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1064, 105. Sardinian Five per Cents., 961, 96 ex div. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 501; 1; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 23, 224, 231. Swedish Loan, 11, 11 die. Turkish Six per Cent. Loan, 11, 11, 11 prem. Business in miscellaneous shares was not quite so brisk, the attention of the dealers being otherwise engaged. The last sales are as follows :—Chartered Bank of India, Australia, and China, 31; Leaden Chartered Bank of Australia, 51, 41; Union Bank of Australia, 674; ditto, New (21. 10s. paid). 71 ; Australian Agricultural, 88; Australian Royal Mail Steam (51. paid), 51; Crystal Palace, 41; General Screw Steam Shipping, 621 ex new ; National Patent Steam Fnel, 11; North of Europe Steam, 24; Royal Mail Steam, 80; Van Diemen 's Land, 9 ; Southampton Docks, 401; shares of the Begins and Oraimeasaii Railway closed 4 to 1 prem. $ Royal Swedish Railway, par to 1 prem.; Central Italian, 4 to 4prem. ; Staines and Woking, /to prem.; French South Eastern, 4to prem.; Hamilton and Toronto, 4 di.. to 4 prem.; Danish Zealand Rail way, 14 to 11 prem. ; Lake Constance and Bade, 4 di.. to 4 prem. ; Orleans and Epernay &to ; Tynemonth Docks, par to 4 prom . ; ty Railway Terminus, par to 1 prem.; Bank of Asia, 1 dice. to 4 prem.; London Bank of Austra lia and India, par to 4 prem.; ; Magdalena Steam, die to prem.; Lake Fuoino Drainage, 4 to 4 prem. (nominaL) It is understood that the applies ties of the South Eastern of France Company for a concession is, for the present, unsuccessful. Monday next, the 20th December, his been ap pointed settling day for the shares of the South Eastern Railway of France; the Danish Zealand Railway ; and the Extension Shares of the New market Railway Company. All these shares are to be officially marked. The Lady Flora, which sailed from Port Phillip on the 4th August for London with 77,500 ounces of gold, valued at 310,0001. sterling, put into Rio Ja neiro on the 16th October, and sailed for London on the 28th idem. The second mate had been detected pilfering some gold, and sent home under arrest. The Emperor, with 8,000 ounces of gold from Syd ney, has put into Monte Video in a leaky state, and this amount of the precious metal has been transferred to her Majesty's steamer Plumper, for ootiveya:..oe to England. It became known to-day that the directors of the Upper India Railway Company have determined to call for subscriptions for three millioes of additional capital, over and above the million already sub scribed. The shares will be as before, namely, 20/. each, and will consequently number 150,000. Of this number 75,000 shares will be ap propriated to the: present scripholdere, being at the rate of three new shares for every two now held; 50,000 shares will be allotted in India; and the re mainder, and all such as may not be taken up here, will be distributed as the directors may think ad visable. The object of this step is to enable the Com pany to tender for the entire line from Allaleabad to Delhi. It will be seen that the directors are deter mined to urge their claim for a concession by every available means, and will make their offer in so com plete and favourable • manner that the India autho rities will positively find themselves oonstrained to accede to it. The project is universally recognised as one of the most important that has appeared fee years, both in • commercial and military point of view, and thus it is not surprising that great iutcrest has been excited amongst the public generally,whilst the attention of parliament has already been called to the subject. The directors of the Antwerp and Rotterdam Rail way Company have issued a circular stating that the bill ratifying the concession of that portion of the line which is situated in the kingdom of Belgium - it - if Is 3 4 Ilit iii II Pa /4 14 e ll 4. 1: Se 111 t*i NI M 31 es s& 21 SO 1011 111 Id 131 U 1, 113 11 33 3 141 i 14 31 SS 14 the 111 Wi 14 14 Si 33 11 ti 1074 1014 04 MI IN ISS 1111 131 i ias Sgi ne 101 1014 411.411211. IN 110 ►w I 7 7 LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. • Yoe oewaust. PARK Dm. 14. Iron ' 1 44. 5 14 :7 11111168. eiii 14"PasL erii 4(31.118* 1 71 13 liver Cents., 1833 .1 SO 100 33 i 10 . 1 . SS NO 10 i 1011 10 per Cents. New i.,11114 3 per Cont.. ' SI 30 at 1713 lOl for Casts., 1531 1.3 1. 330 4 meant' per Cents. New Loam . I • . . - 12sehanse on loodoo: at rigtit. 13 10; 90 days, U. Ilatelos.s per 04.1340 991 Money Naylor Woo. Llo. 1151 DO. .. . . - Lion. 163 , Madniont met .. 99 20 TT.• yr, DOM. DO. 6. 1052 (right Man?. Dec. 14.—St . Germain, 1,630 ; Veraiulles (right Man?. —; ditto (loft bank), 365 ; Pam and lhl. alma, 1.00: 50 p a r„, and Swim. 030 ; Somali and Havre, 330; Mara. 'ldea sad Am non, —• Strasbourg and 11510, Ilse; Northern. 830; Pod. end Straskiiiss, 193 SO; Para. and Lyons ; 111130, Lyons and Mei:liters 'sena, 7uo Overt. 780; Blows mad 6t. lhater to C- 015; Paris and Mgt KM 610; Non an Beranoun, 300; bur Latta and Oat's, 601... Dreppe sad Fee.on. 31:5, Pans and Seemly, —; %ram. and Twit, 360, Oland Webs, 1349 ; Wigwams' said Teem. UT M. COMMERCIAL .AND MARKETS. MARX-LANE..—THIS DAY. The receipts of all descriptions of grain this week have been mesh, and without any activity in the trade the value of Wheat and Flour was well maintained. Barley sold on much the same terms as beforo, and Oats were held with more firmness; at the same time it was not possible to establish any general advance. Beam and Peas underwent no change in value or demand. halltIVAILa /0 WhllUti DEC. to lath DEC. Elm Ladish. aeotatt. Irish. Voretoa Wheat... MN I Barley 2O (Mtn 349 9)0 Malt ..... Ills ..... , 2779 barrels. sad web. MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY. Suosa.—The market is steady to-day, and prises are unaltered. 400 hlids. of Porto Rom mere offered to public sale, and chiefly sold, at 345. 6d. to 41s. The refried market quoted the same as yesterday; grocery lumps, fair to &e, 444. 6d. to 475. 61. _ Col,lllll.—There has not been a public sale to-day, but the private contract nrirket is drat ; late yesterday, 464.6 d. was freely paid for native Ceylon, and the present quota tion is 465. 6d. w 475. -• Tra.—The unsettled state of the budget prevents busi ness. Rms.-7.000 bags Caring& were offered in public sale, and all bought in at high price., 11.. to 11..6d. ; 4,000 bags Java w..r• alms bought in at 101. to 10.. 6d., a part 131. to 14s. .-200 bags Malabar sold in public gale at 4d. Corrox —The market is inactive. but prices are un altered. SPIRITIL—Rum and Brandy are steady, at lest week's prises. BOROUGH MARKET.—THIS DAY. Messrs. Psttrnden and Smith report that the demand is still good for Hop., and prices folly maintained. COAL. MARKET.—THIS //AY. orth West Hartley, 14s. 9d. ; Walls End Eden Main, 16s. ; Walls End Stewart's, 16s. 9d.; Walls End Tees, 16s. 6d.; Walls End Heugh Hall. 6.. 16d,; Walls End Oosforth's, 16a.—Ships at market, 67. TALLOW MARKECT.—THIS DAY. The market is steady today. Advires from Petersburg mention a trifling advance (132 10 down) fur August deli very and 136 for Ukraine for June. Town Tallow is quoted to-day 465. W. nett cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, Me. 6d; all this year, 441. 9d. to 415. 6d. ; January to March, (1863), 44e. 9d. ; October to December (1863), 43e. EXPERIENCE OP TUE PRUSSIAN MILITIA.—What we disliked most was the school. We thought it a pedantic affair to be compelled is tit on forms like boys; while the odious, by turns, lectured and examined us on the structure and capabilities of the ride, the classes and meanings of signals, on guard duty, skirmishing, and the whole theory of a soldier's education. But those were worst off who had been luy at school in their native villages. Little mercy was shown to bad readers and writers; they were pent sp in a school-room by themselves with a sergeant for a Khalil master, and continual threats of "three days' middle arrest" to quicken their understanding,. The regimental school system, however, produces good, intelligent soldiers. It is not too much to say that not one English officer in ten knows as much of the theory of his profession as every private soldier in Prowls is ouliged to learn. If I had not before been • good patriot and an admirer of our military system, my three years' servitude would have made me one. I bad but to compare the full-blown soldier in his second year, with the squads of unmannerly, un gainly, awkward, sullen recruits which came to us, in due mune, every year. These peasant boys, with dirty faces and dirtier hands, who knew neither how to dress proper y nor to keep themselves clean when dressed, were, by a few months' service, converted into who'.rsome, healthy looking, heady soldiers. They had their rustic conceit completely taken out of them ; and, instead of it, they had some pride and dignity. They were proud of their corps and their country, of their smart unilorms, and the formidable weapon which was slung to their side. They seemed to have obtained a freer use of their limbs; they looked, talked, and acted differently ; and, above all, they were trained to punctuality and to a proper division of tdme.-- Die , ene's " Household Words." NEW ORDNAIeCe--A new piece of ordnance (says the Bi m i sg h en Gaseta), inveived by our townsmen, Dr. Church, and recently patented by that gentleman and Mr. S. A. Goddard, was exhibited on Friday last, in Lombard street, and a number of distingaished scientific gentlemen, *Seers in the army and navy, and others availed them selves of the opportunity of inspecting it. The novelty of the Invention consists in au ingenious yet remark ably simple mode of loading ca nnon at t h e b reech, and by means of which Hee balls can be discharged from a 32-pounder in one minute, as stated by um, planar', in place of one ball a minute by the gun at 'present in use. Another important advantage of the improvement consists in the small number of men required to discharge the piece when in active service. Oriinary large field-pieces require in most cases ten artille rymen to work them, but three will be s u fd e i ent to d i scharge the new cannon at the above rate. The gun exhibited on Friday was made for • six-pound ball, though capable of diesharging a heavier weight. It was east at the works of Fez, Henderson, and Co., and is finished in a superior style. Experiments wore made lest week with the most ,mtisfsetory results, the only doubt expressed being as to the impediment arising from its extra weight ; but this, if really an objection, made easily obviated. In compliance with an order from the Board of Ardnance, the patestece are to remove the cannon in the course of next week to Woolwich, where it will no doubt undergo a thorough sz ' awaits*. by tits mew scientific men of the day. 111/ . - 1 . St. IN M. 111.1 10 12 IS 1 t. 100 10 112 10 11 is Zi 41144 S. 4 too il. 100 1100 7W I a II 11 1 pia 141