The Express. — London, England, 1856-12-29 00:00:00

Ot ITALY. THE TWO BICILIES. (IRON OU/L OWN COILAZIPOWDZI NAPL/38, D5c..22. If we ate not iu the midst of a miter's!, we are :a the midst of a moral revolutios. The people Sr. watched by a vigilant police, threatened by foreign bayonets, surroooded by a cordon of cannon. reduced to a state of misery and einnoraluiation awful to contemplate; sad notwithstanding all the precautions taken, the Lag is assaulted in the centre of his court and army one day, • magazine of powder is blown' op leader his nose another, and a frightful attempt is alleged to have been made to send the royal palace into the air—an attempt which, if swoesatul, would bare involved the destruction of half the city. The position is torsi alarming, and if ever intervention appeared to be of doubtful policy there can be little besitatitin in urging the Dectssiiy of it now to save the country trout impending disasters. The people generally have long been discontented, it is well bionn—it is now equally well known that the army is disaffected. The last support of the King has tailed him—only his foreign troops can be hlited upoo. The address of the Swiss congratulating his Majesty on his escape was published in the Journal of Pridcy night; it draws, se it were, a line between them and the army, as though they were beings of another clam, and promises devotion to his Msjesty. All the powder in the magesine beneath the palace is being removed. On Saturday DO one WY per flitted to eater the arsenal, and doting the whole of the day and the following night people were at work in shipping it off to Nisids, Beim—anywhere, in fact. The people, it would appear, have become desperate us well ae discontented. In addition to the proofs already mentioned show ing the state of the army, I may mention that the prominent court-martial for the city has its hands All of asses; wispy are for desertion, others are capital curs. The &madame invited in coupon"), of certain allusions found is a letter upon the person of Agrailao Milano hes been tried and condemned to 24 years of imprisonment. Ors dif , that arrests are being continually made amongst civilians, and the Calabrese generally have ben sent away from the laity. Be assured that we go from worse to worse, mad that, whether In the capital, the provinces, or Sicily, society is in a state of diaorpointion and nothing can ever restore order but the strong h and of • foreign power. It is but little that we hear from Sidi', bat on the following you may rely. A Te Deus had been sung at Palermo and Messina, bat the utmost indifference had been manifested by the people. At Catania the latendente bad ordered an address to begot up, bet most of the inhabitants had objected to sign it, upon which the Intendents declared that it mattered little whether they signed it or not, for that it still would be sent off as theirs, and he recommended them *eificantly to witbdraw their objections. The leader sf the bands, said to have been suppressed at Cefalo, bas sot been taken , but has increased his Mess sad retired witL u i ic tt a i r interior. Of course, we W know that the Sicilians are ripe for any !biog. The Wanderer has been up here this week from Malta, and left anti, on Friday. Field Marshal Killer has arrived in Naples to rt the congratulation' of the Emperor of u m hl a to his Majesty on his preservation. The Prior Comendatove °ovum has arrived also on a similar mission from Toseany. I regret to my that Certain o.lllwey,R.N., so many years British Cooed at Naples, was struck with paralysis on Friday after noon. THE POPE AND HIS COLUMN. (MOM OM Owl 001110PONDIERT.) ROME, Deo. M. Yesterday afternoon his Holiness went to pay a visit to the newlyereoted column in honour of the Immaculate Conception, and dismounted on the Piens di Bpagas to admire the monolith, and inspect the esesewhat cumbrous according to modern iiaaegaagfaeering, by which it was raised to its lefty The architect, Signor Poled, was in to explain the details of the operation, and to restive Pao Nono's unqualified appro ba tion of Au aeons. His Motion' heard with the greatest lamest bow 220 firemen (this come has a military =time in Rome), headed by their colonel, Don Angelo Casten!, Duke of Sermonets, having :ly limed mass at the afar of the Immaculate ion in the neighbouring church of St. Andrea Aids rate, malted at noon to the Piazza di Bgus, MA were plead at the disposition of tke eirofect bay every man being at his post, at one o'clock ig7ly the seland of a trumpet pre the signal for apatane sd windlasses to be pat in motion ; bow the bap seisms gradually rose to its perpendicular pities is 17 minutes; how the exact adjustment of the =lsms fess the sheet of lied covering its marble bess i sess to ienee it fairly erect, occupied 93 minutes Slat how no misfortune took place ; how the band lived, and the spectators clapped their hands; how many cardinal., ministers, and ambassadors 'Watered the operation from the windows of the Propaganda College; and finally, how Queen Christina herself was of the same from the balcony of the ' Embassy. Well pleased at the wow of fret stags of his favourite hobby, the benevolent relit biased the architect and his assistants, and gatatseused towards the Vatican. le the new destination of this ancient column, maim= dillebria, which once served, according to Anopheles of some authors, to bear the names of the limas tribes and centuries who came to give their Inirbalent votes in the Campus Martins; whilst se seeding to other antiqu aries , _ it belonged to the forum a Aluminum Pius. Whatever purpose it may have served in former ages, it certainly ley half brined and Neglected for weird hundreds of years in the garden of the Miraionary Fathers, whence it was excavated by command of Pope Clement XL, and placed oppo. Site the lonocentian Curia, on the Monte Citorio, *Mee it Lay undisturbed for another hundred and fifty pare, until Pia Nono east his rye upon it, and tbstised it to rear its lofty head once more, as per =toomoriam of hie dogmatic definition of the late Cosoeption. Preparations for outing Obice's statue of the Madonna, whieb is to surmount the capital, are now being node at the Vatican fonedry, and the sculptor expecte to supriatend that anxious operation is about, • math's time. _ The soles= lb D. ordered by the Neapolitan to fat the presertstios of the like .,lfai Wm *tab Naples from the meassio's bayoset, took pine at the Minerva Church on Thuredsy morning. via great peep, Girdles' Cegiano dl Azsvedo sod M a i et the Papal Clued chanting the As beau hymns. 8o may membses of the geared Odlige sounded that the ssearrod sesta provided foe tdtea 11118, late frienidoet ler their aceonsesodation. laarips. emit peseta. sad roams of Neapolitan dasteatiene onewasil bided their Easinectes, whilst go owls 4 .4pholeddine r headed by Cardinal Astoeelli, is fall natnerm, ocengled official benches. Coast Guyon, the Preach general, with his staff—Oseeral Perlso, the Papal minister of arms, with his eeperfer eine and the Pope's noble guard— Lem tame eed dignitsries bearing Neapolitan is eip en Mn a mpeined in grand unifor m , as well panto sod generale of orders in their salitm. Finally, to do Meg Bombs " honour Weetheen Chdedas„ with her suite, and her royal the Dwells. of flaxesey, graced the religious momm — y with their promo, is velvet pavilsoes. Oa, the atteearee of the Pepe Ward, was renting Is Nair the of sympathy eompletei bat whether It woe set etiqootts for Pio Nano to rotors tannin for the a prodigious preservatios of the beloved asewarele(ae the official jeareal has it), of his deer eon Xing Ferdinand, or whether he was too *axiom about the erection of the column to be able to attend to lb* Ts Dams, certain it IS that hie wee set present at the thanksgivieg. Masted dilettanti and the lovers of the opera are L despair at the difficulty experienced in engaging bone at the Apollo Theatre for the *seeing °snivel rinses, owing to the acropolimition of the fears able tiers by Queen Middles sad her suite. Up• verde of twenty of the best boxes have been already bespoken far her Majesty and he, relations and , ostisiee, not to speak of the Eareisn minister's require agate foe the Dowager Empress of All the Hussies, I wise is positively to pity a visit to Rome in the meth 1 of February. Moesignor Matteotti. as Governor of Rome and, inspector of theatre', is besieged from !morning to night with thecomplaints of disappointed candidates. Toe news of the King of Naplee's explosive mis. fortunes rosebud um yesterday by telegrepb, but no details hare been received as yet. Exchange on Laudon , 4731. Roman Consols, 891. FRANCE. ()ROM OUR OWN COIWINSPONDINT.) PARIS, SATUIDAT Although the Conataiiiiefutei has a leading muck written expressly to prove that the Nerving govern. swot is becoming every day more and more firmly established in Spain, I have good reason to believe that hie position is extremely precarious. The news which I am about to give comes from a coo aaaaa five souroe,and not from any of those revolutionary tor respoodsnis di counted by the Coesatitutionati. According to my information, the Duke of Valencia has much less influence with Queen Isabella than he bad. Some short time ago he gave a hint to Marshal ()Donnell that he would do well to leave Madrid. O'Donnell went at ones to the Quail, and asked whether it IVY her wish that he should go. She replied, "Not at all. Stay; I may perhaps have need of you." Precisely the same thing occurred with General Prim, whom Narrate wanted to send away. lain told that the French cabinet is far from being agreed as to the policy to be pursued at the forth coming general elections. M. Bulault opt Illy do clam that all the influence of government should be used to prevent the re-election of those few, those very few deputies who have presumed to make opposition speeches. If his advice should prevail, M. de Montalembert and some tour or five other depu ties of less note would be tabooed. But other not less devoted friends of the empire think that lest a worse thing should happen, the reelection of those few dissidents whose opposition is utterly innocuous, is greatly to be desired. The Emperor, it is thought, leans to the latter opinion. R. has probably good resew to foal secure that his power will overturned by the ballot-box. The Toulonnais says :—" A company of the 4th Regiment of Marines has received orders to bold itself in readiness to embark in the corvette Durance, for China. Two gunboats with war materiel are also about to put to sea for the same destination." The Bourse has been dull, with but halo change. , The Rents rose 60. for cash, and fell 6c. for account, cloaks at 68.80 and 68.76. Mobilier fell ISt. Rail ways were generally from 2f. to 6% lower. It has been announced that the negotiations between the Credit Mobilier and the Society Coley St. Paul have been broken off. The Bank of Franco has declared a dividend ol for the second half-year of 1858. The Emperor has ordered the restoration of the bean of the Bonaparte family at Ajaccio and has pro mised M. Montore, the prefect of Corsica, to inscribe 200,0001 r. on the civil list of 1867, for the purpose of building a mausoleum to receive the ashes of the mother of Napoleon L, and of Cardinal Fmk. What will M. Foald say P General Cavaigaso has just returned to Paris from a visit toIL Dulait, bargonisiner of Mont-sor-Mar chlenno, in Belgium, of the coal pits of which place the generalize one of the principal shareholders. A letter from Nice, published i the 2oulonosais, !dates that some of the crew of the Russian corvette stationed at Villefranobs having left the ship without permissioo, to drink in a wine shop, the captain, on their return, commanded that they should receive each twanty•five blows of a stick, and the leader one hundred. The latter died while undergoing the punishment, and his body was thrown into the ma. A letter from St. Petersburg of the lath says that on the previoue day the Deka de (New, the Spanish minister, was formally received by the Emperor at the palm* of Cunha Selo, sod was afterwards pre sented to the Empress. In the evening the duke dined at the palace, and attended a theatrical pee formanos. For 23 years there has been no Bpsaisli minister at St. Petersburg—the last one, M. P.creile la Catena, having left on the aoosssion of Qom Isabella to the throne in 1833. A Paris correspondent of the Nord of Brawl•, under the date of the 26th, sontributes the following very questionable statement : I ma happy to be able to prove to you bow wall founded were the lopes I bad 'waned relative to • 'etiolation. arrasputest of the Benearablo• frontier question. It l appeare • cow line of fro•tler has now bees thisitlvely stressed. Boland will be itcorporated with Moldavia; the Isle of Serpents sad the Delta of the Danube will belong to Torbay ; and Russia will receive in exchange, and ea ea °Seal compensation for this last 110111111911i00, sad ea • real equivalent for Bested, • tetritory of 140 mien files, •Mak would advisee bar territory to the second Yalpuek, sad would easily permit bar to esta►lish • astral •datlabtraHas for bar Bel- gonna pepaistios. L this rawer all parties wlll ha ratified; Bunk wUI law nose of bar Baliariaa subjeis ; Zeeland sad Austria will ao league foe, fee the Dithatre; sad Turkey will be equally satisfied. It appalls that th e honour of this arrasgethist Ia dui to the Emperor Nspoloos, who first ..salved the idea, and bar go: it 'opted, is principle at lasi, by all parties. The represen tatives of Russia have Woman approved, sad have d• taanded, by ileinpit, the ratifies:Joe from their eolith As sow as this answer thrall arrive, rod perhaps It has arrived by this tiara, aothies will oppose du wens, of tie ena fauns.. With tempest to tiro plthipotestithies, I may Mesa that Rush will be esprourated in the aim imam by thei Bain do Britisher, in addition to Gnat Hisesieff, as first plealpeistlary. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 29, 18k, being worth meatiosiog. Before his perforssains are saa- 1 lysod I meat tint pat Cosamotios aside, as his running was sot correct, sad them, again, the distance was notoriously too mach for Madame tloquot, to that we have only to coulee? that he bas bests two very moderate horses— Tam O'Sbeater sad Maid of Athena—ea their merits. Neither of those victories will bud him to tee premiership for the Derby; for at Brighton, two or throe seeks pre violably, the Maid had beea beaten by Bates ; and at Cholas& ford Gemara df Vergy had gives her more weight, sad beaus her quite se easily while Buisoakbara almost walked away from leer, gains her but 210 e. lees tau Glen Masson. Thu, from public =aping, there are twiny who look better; but be is Unady • very different animal in looks to the Glen kwon that ran at Egbaar, and when era his appearance dome will came him to unseal in favour during the spring. If he takes to his work op to the day as kindly as he does now, {ben will he be oas of the dawns* divides before the nose, and Gee not easily shakes off either. Jut ono-ballot Day's—Baud, thretcht, Ackworth, Nola koff, Sprite, Ole-singer, sad Arbsees —belong to the " dark' division, sad the champion of the lot—end, pro bably of the whole stable—will be Ackworth, who is pre ferred by his owner and trainer to every bone that ran in pablio, sad those who figured at Tottonall's oa Monday Int (*vie tor , of whom—Somerset and Malakhoff—have left the stable) should be held oafs by him at any time, if the trials wore worth anything. Fugitive fairly beat Aim 00000 and likewise Western Power, Dundee, and two or three others. at Stockbridge, sad gave those who knew the espebilities of Ackworth grist faith in his Derby chute ; but he cat up very badly ever attire:verde, and dmappoisted his trainer and owner late the bargain, for Obey nude him • favourite at Good wood for the Layout, when he wow but fifth, beaten by Imperious., Leashes= (who gave him Church Leag ue, sad Nougat. At Newmarket Second October he was hates easily by Elydasy and Aston fur the Prendergast, none bat the three, perhaps, trying at the Asia. It eras to the strength cf a trial with him that Ackworth was backed so freely at oar time, and had he boos content with his Stockhndge victory, and stayed at home, there is no saying whet price Achworth would be at now; whop, he would have bun what layers are loudly calling for—a decided favourite. At any rate, Fugitive's last performance's threw • complete damper over the backers of the Irish bores, so they had hitherto mauled themselves he was uniu at Goodwood, end the ruining of his other two•year-old oompamioss gave them hat null hopes of hie seeing respectable hedgiog. The colt by St. Lawrsuce—Aziauth ran at Newmarket B,cocd October, and was third for • ultimo rau, entered to be mold for 40 soya, won by Inspintion is • canter, with Admiral of the White secoud—eo be is of so sinount. Cedric ran a good fourth at Epos Bummer for the Woodoote, bestiag a moderate lot, while Commotion, Lambasts, so d Apathy were the first three ,• but, like POUT'', Its was a very dif ferent hone at the latter part of the year, for at the War wick October he was not in the first four for the Castle Park Nursery, whin Genoa di Vergy, the winner, gave him 241 b., and what looked is,, moth like • 121 b. heating. So much for Cedric, when lucks areas mach egaisat him as his performances Somerset I have some hopes of, as, although he has shows in two *handers during the put seam, the best hes been the last. He was beaten an im• mouse distance by Chevalier d'lndutrie for the Whittle bury at Northamptoa in the spring, when Trioolor, Hurdle, sad the Amorous Boy were also placed before him. At Ascot he was eighth is the twesty-two that ran for the New Stakes, all those before him being gewgaw' client Equity, but so dyer babied him; but the seat day he could not approach Scant Western for a Hand leap Plate, his rider not appearing at all spina, to get him in front. He was backed for some money, bat whoa. I outset gay, for the Goodwood Nanny, and raa a moderate fount to Msninet, the Funter's Daughter filly, and Skirmisher, all of whom gave him weight; Bannockbara, who was nest,elsee up, giving him 14 lb. A long mat brought him to Newmarket Hosehtes in tiptop fettle, sad ha rut Bel &peruse sad South Western (who made it a dead beat for first place) to • Ingth for the Ab. M. Sweepstakes; sad was afterwards booked, by his own stable, • .• good aloe" for the Pint slam Nursery, whore he fund more than his match la M.D. who gave him 12 lb., and boat him is • cantor, t he moderate lot behiad him speaking but little la his favour, as met of them gave him weight. This was another bard knock for the buskers of Lord Aa gluey's dark winder, as the race was looked upon as a "certainty " by some parties in the stable, though I am igarrant oa what grounds. Somerset, himself, is • smut looking colt, and has all the requisites of • ?whores • yet if we follow the stable tansy (and they ought not to lake • mistake), Ackworth will bold him safe in the Derby. He has goes into H. Goatees stable, sot fax from Salisbury, sad we shall see if his raiser will be as fortunate with him me his relation was with Mr. Howard's hones at Pieties when he first tool °bargee( thee. Animator has sot figured in public lima May last. At lialishary Spring he was beaten by Arsenal, Tricolor, Hard , wink, sad Tiff.y, for the Biesaid, sad seat day byMardle, Tricolor, Duty Miller, Apathy, and Bannockburn, fot the Wales Park Stakes, the lot behind him is the latter nee being moderate. At Bath he was a very bad fourth to Leesburg, Vigil, and Centrip, for the Biesnial, and he was then thrown up for the year, his owner having to pay forfeits for him during the season for nearly • dozen stakes—fortunately not valuable ones Himburn bee disgraced himself on three occasions. At Hempen he was last, as immense distance from the wiener (Tournament) for the Claremont Stake': at Bibury 4mo dents third to Glen Masson and Tam o' Shutter for the Champagne Stakes; and at Brighton. ono of the last In a field of fifteen for the Nursery, the wines?, Martinet, giving him 131 b, and finishing st out fifty yards before him. He le decidedly tin worst of • very mods rate lot of publio per former, in this ruble. Toffy y tan • moderato fourth at Salisbury to Arsenal for the Bionsial, well up in a field of all ages (no other two-year old runtime) for • stumble at York Spiny, and nearly last for the Copeland Nene= at Shrewsbury Autumn, won by M. Dobler, who received Sib from him. DUBLIN, Dn. 27. David Lynch, Esq., Q.C., has been appointed assistant banister for the county of Louth, in the placed John Perrin, Esq., who, owiog to continued and seven indisposition, has been obliged to retire. Mr. Lynch is a praotisiog lawyer of considerable eminence, and no political partisan I so that his ap pointment is calculated to reflect not a little credit oa the government wit► men of all parties. An accidental fire broke out on Wednesday in the Carrsgh camp, bat beyond the destruction of one of the hors no injury resulted. lhanceanon Fort (says t►e Kilkenny Moderator)ie at length ordered to be dismantled, and the ord nance stores to be removed to Cork; whilst the storekeeper, William lilackwell, Esq., retires on a superannuation pension. The barracks will still be retained in use, for the sccommodation of troops receiving instruction in llaini6 ride practice. This fort is well known in Irish history, but its defences ►ave for the last century been allowed to go into decay. No publics inquiry has yet taken place relative to the late attempted agrarian assassination in the county of Clare. The men in custody for the offence were taken yesterday to Cloptare for examination before • bench of magistrates, but the investigation was ad journed for a fortnight. Them is no trace whatever of party feeling in the agitation which has been commenced in Ireland against the income tax, men of all shades of political opinion being apparently agreed on the subject. The Bowsaw Rau and the Fre/noses Jouraca, which occupy the opposite poles of the political world in Dublin, are unanimous in their opposition to the tax as it is now levied; and it is expected that the approaching meeting of the citizens will be an important demonstration of opinion on the question. The Avesta* in some remarks, this morning, on the lathiest says: _ _ I. IrelaLl little bee yet been des*, lave by the meaty of Dahlia and the eorperairos of the seq. The county ral lied itself to the rednetios of the tau to tbo peso. standard, but the eorpontios, we presume, to the principle of &skies sore thas pot either septet or cam reasonably bops for, asked for the total abolition of the lacono and property tan, sakleg ao dietinetios between too jest and the unisst Writhe. Beam of the pstlensea who emitted to the motion to the fors to which it stood did so, we believe, is oppoiition to their owe views. Wimp Lazio.. that no diet don of opinion should be apparesr, as a division se to phrases sight tidiest*, when the motion OW* was one of a eerie. of proceedings, all of which mast tend to swill tag panel ay for a reduotios of the war taaation,wbieb would othwriao be had kept sloe spas us foe two poses altos tbe war tered. The Nation of this day contains an extremely loos letter addressed "to the people of Ireland," by Mr. Bmith O'Brien. It opera with this panags-- Although it le my intimation to sham hmiencerth bath the showy delmioas of parbassmary his sad the treseherous quitkeande of ..sometitutioael SlitatiOM," I have sot obeli. eased my right to einem sep oplakme with respect to Um laterals of my native load or of man►ied, sad having rea son to Wien that it is the mint of a couiderable portion of -y fellow coast:pugs that I should dawns sep leisure hours to each a. oempatlog, I shall seals no apology for Wertz, to yea some observations upon t►e prenat circus manes of palette again. The letter then proposal, at groat length to discuss the war with Russia, and be asks " what has Ireland gained by those hostilities r Thangi; (be says) the war originated is a Woggle for eartadnagy is the Bent between Prase* sad Buda I am set permed le essilesd that Beglaad should hen re sealed es Wilmot speetator of the swat, or that the wee eit Ifibeety to assets's' in the occupation by Buda of the Disabies Priampalidis ; but I am sonviamd that the Busies would sever have grossed the Ptah if, bugged of =fillisthatill Musk Lord Aberdeen g vvvvv Rent hid deanent the sppearance of a single Bunsen eeidleeistie of Turkey would be the algal for *MY tmenesiess. es the otber band, the withdrawal of the Bowies seep the Froth cube to have bees mined as as semeles tee klesdly mediation by Bashed ',Swiss the eastesdier maim Bet a soy arose that the British lies might set or be rested with impunity ; sad nese ess kept the resiremme of the sidelity deeds that .wen te be maimed_ by the mat asd military hires of the Sated Moles that was rehabbed at the beitelet Sacs the Knellah elleiele to Bußu C. Jibe Nagel& With loamy • Jibe whisk I shall set repels, the lemstener she whet ime been the fullilment of them mini• himest barb mod meneees? Greet destreetion, tidied, has lbws bees Use fishing smacks of th• Baltic, but Crentbdt sto remafae eve, nemsailed. The s .ss of Leila in sashimi, sad countless hayrick. ere burst es the sham of the Ben of As Snob are the trophies woa by : the mighty navy of Britain is the Beene sad the Balt* whilst in the fa Rem disappolatotrat, not to say have egatributed so darken the lasts of it. august fuse. H. see a noble array perishing for lack of the sommie neessseries of life ; be gem the rubbed goverment in the world asking alms and sitzilistry ammo . r from private patriotism Is aid of gallant soldiers, whose brawny and fortitude deserved a more glories. end than that toted Is hospitals to whisk they had been cosigned, not by the accidents of war, but by sheer neglect sac improvidence. Is it wonderful that, mein them thing., be should have lost all reopen for the eispeesty of the public lenetionartre of Great Britain 1 The repulse at Balthievas the surprise at lake/mama, which, but for the prompt sno ws, of a Trench division, would have been m disastrous rout, the ignomintom ins" of the British smash upon the Baden, contrasted with the glorious rapture of the Malakhoff by the Preach, gal lastly, Um loge of Hare, have also brought diagram, not namented, upon British gegeralehip, if mot apes British velour. All the amessory eiseametasses of the struggle ban traded to mares them imprimis e. As baudrod defeats would not have an meek lleweimell public esteem for the British character an It we. levered by the Mulattos bestowed by the Puss, the sitheritim, sad the people of Zeeland epos the man who, three years previously. bad been designated by the measly usatheess vsls of the British polite es a demo** and sayeissitisd scarper ; and time is meta polittriga la Severe she dim set believe thee the rens el Pada WY twilled uses die nab sad pse et ingland by the eM: lad dieleles et gbh mush &gibbed aU7 rather than by their ems soles* feeling. Were I as English. man,l should be WM encouraged by this retrospect to onseest to a eenainmettee et the ineem• tar, but sa Ishlimee has MIN bass asses le mist is its lisps sedsresse. With ebevesterislis resteesltr.Lesband forgot all hal past wasp sad imilisisge wets = p ee by the MUM ',WOW seseed them wrosp eel ter aid Ia this and lavished her Wed sad issues Y Noss& ler a simple who never bailed era her the slightu sasiss =mz er lt stregele, Wanes &glared *Me Bet set to Inked_ his* is 011117 tad the heft of seek semillos. It • dlspeseed set be pm retread by es Iriehmse, hie essatty bases all to ep ratiersbiese Me deed. If, en the esstrery. he psalm an seblememet, his impish" WO hase se the prisemesse of Aerie Beim sawn. As esevileg vain ed Mahsser selvested my Monde& in the see of ems el them Ili* pettish beerier s 'Shells use who le MI were sees mem to jilt ia iesuressiss melee, gapped ; bed who wr eilselly breed to fly hem his zeds, away sad war Mors service. Whilst be was deeply an bisb rebel. se ism of septa& was armed eiserds him. bet wits Is Ism* leads be led by his velar aed assist we. the *beet edmiestiss, be wee "Mega W OWS Miser . jsuesele and stiemss m a diellessiehed Notwlthstandiag the Essay reprewatatives the Wood. pates stable have, they do not lcok at all formidable with their publio performers; and if their dark wonder ban not travelled In better company in his gallops, the line that the stable have is very likely lie prove bet • sorry guide to the winning poet; sad to win the Derby, Aekworth Rut be about 20ts better than either Fast Day or Somer set, which he doe* not look ; nor does his party have say idea that he is all that weight their superior. If no sad dest should occur he must be their hone on the day, sad them he shall perform in public before he will fled • sep- Leia me. Perhaps the Guises. will afford as some sl i g . i r tt Sato his capabilities till then, I shall bid him adieu. __ls No. VIII., a very strong lot is the Don't, Swot:, and &may division, will !MITI' silty attention. Doe. 27. 11E1'21011. HUNTING APPOINTMENTS. Mr. Ilsathoote's, Toe day. WI CS 7Bsturdsy, Outwood-at ball. past 11. Tuuhridge Wall, Wsdassday, Matilekl Gram, Branehley--at IL POZZOOPCG. Ossolaad, Thursday, Cleveland Lodge, MidrasbNoodlt Las-at Italf.pest 10. Mr. Oalyer% Wood; Thursday, Bt. Oars ; Saturday, Ilsrma Tu r= "l =lll. Crates (Mr. espisawr%, Friday, Craw Wood-at hal t.past 10. Lord Data',, lradmadm Mos; Friday, Bower Rauh-at hall. past 10. F. B. IL (Kr. W. wpb',), Tuesday, ths thcormasous. Arras; Mt.Wset-at lialfgrat to. NFL Tuesday, Iladma; Thursday. Thoratou-st 10. Bokbarans, Tuesday, Donsrloy guess's Gate Bar Thursday, Bias M 111; Friday, . sit TOO Dar-at thasaawsrters past 10. Mr. Lawson% Walmsday, last !kW.; Fray, Pod rtylta-at Wird IS. Ilkssaradtalin. Univ. Ibmpradmi Brides ; Saturday, Wormy. IL DirgrlisusWillamdap, DaraW In; Thursday, Builders Dun essidas-M balt.part IL Sa Wadrisday, Wiralaw; Friday, Woppetthass ; M 1 INiuMOO IL Words& aubmihrd Dail-at hall.pset 10. Thies. Walmlip, Doha; Friday, Mlgh Craw-at We Wwlamday, Mae MO; Friday, Bastrals-at Ans. guns= pal 10. U. IL O. (Mr. Powell'.), Ituriday. at Cysisasy- at 10. Tart ma Malty, Thursday, et lhlpley Caul@ ; Saturday, at Pill Most, SIMIIIIMM-id hall.past (S. SPORTING. EARLY HINTS FOR MR SEASON 1667. No. VII.—THE MOT. Dakerlea, Widen Ffeaveil OrcerLet Waprt la. a te I Tertedey, Fowls te ar away; eatanky, holey Bildie—at = Tandy, Barked bilee; Tricky, Yu—at Tag IL H. H. (Ilerierlae), Weaklier,. at Sant Flare, ace ; Friday, roar WINO. 01116--at I. Lard Lauda" Mier!, Rake asadeville—at Nears liellibury). Wednesday, bvsa Mead ; Friday, nigh toet—et 1 1. Sa.—Botare the sabot hi ask botteadrie, ilearsreet, sal Fugitive, Sims inn sirs= Dolby Maw at &Lary, W. Day basin Iserosse; art r it is sot likely tbat as Naar will bs snug Os bassi& I Wad iselsillog than still ss la Ms stalk raw osposally as a earreet scants has bra whoa of ask spabtlities. .ad Wm& paralowan sea Willy bays nolo op fair clads what they at. it tor. - Plial- )Wt mil Tbareday. (timber& w—st balf.prt 10. 0. Mutt" lam Hartlepool, Shandy. at Bilbaskam—at Utt Wylie, Sbunday. Illentiedom Term—at 11. AT ILLUSORY. I. WOOLOOT% Woodford.—Mr J. H. C. Wyadltues Duda., by Russek—Model ; sad Gies Mason, by Rather stose—Armene. W. Dar's, Windrows —Lord ASSlOtty's Rood, by Robert de Garban—Plitt ; Malakoff, by Serpens-- Marietta ; Fugitive (late Fist Das), by Birtisatober— Tuabue Not; Somerset, by Anaudale—Rachantreer ; Cedric, by Teachalsu—Roweas ; Ashworth. by Simons— itsgaoswe's dam; tas4 by St. Lawresse—Astmath ; Mr. W. Day's Tolley, by Joe Lona—Trestle ; Utrecht, by the Flynt( Datebmaa—Sally; 'timbers. by Colliagwood— llyebright ; Glee stager. by Eyrrbas th e Fint—thee; b, Mr.kby Fatima or Fianstaber—Nydia the Blind Girl; switt's Aveager„ by Summing, dam by Falstaff; sad Mr. Farkas's Sprite, by Tonsbenao—Rollambina. Neither of Wsout's will be found very bad hangs. Dead's raa bet taco, when he was a rood foarth for the Monist:oat Stakes at Stukbridge, with Vaginae. Aysesurs, end enure Power, the list this.. Glen Masson run very raw at Sinn sad Wisebester„ betting Tam o'Sbaster by a hind el the former plea, and su(niag a Ulf lug* der feat by him at the latter, while girls, away 41b.; Uwe wu adl a gad horse that tried babied Um pair Is Maar isalast• ; and be showed !Sn ail sanely Sib superior to Taw o'Saaater. What ha rut at Iglus a great improves eat was apparent in his form, mad he us made his favourite tor gluey, nose bet tic. " patella " basting Gmentotiss, who win made to give bin Mb. Glen Muses woe nther wily from Maid et Anna (le when ha gave Sib), Rosonotice rearing anywhere bet towards the aliening post at the AMA, is that he was oily a good third, sod 'he pablie " lest their many. Madame Rienecie was foarth, and Computes seat. One &Wad set FOZEION POULTRY.—Largo quantitiro of foreign pealtry are sew imported duty free. la the lass elms° months Oa valve imported (dead and alive) 111111 32,806 L is November as mash as 6,2431. was !aspersed. [Advertisement.) —We have read with much Da Barry's Royer as als• ems eldwasse. without niedMine, Ere Barry% pod, of Millman= (dpessmoY). Imatimer. -. .11011101111111. 410.*". rwredwr i VW% wed —A *mhos boa, eauramp. =MI 999 19 tY• Irldthiereles hie •km utreeta uhlek appear to she speedos et tow Owe po 47.iit. blue I Imaeth hooka. at ltaalsay Illessays. Walthaserese. Herta- a sore (dextrine uesuersema, lOAlaulrsr Ita th ertaite. spirit, red woes hut aim" Cure Ile. 46,3 14. •.111.• Itlleabetlt VOUS% Oelessre, agar LI eared Om pears' dssierpma W all the bewares! ser vals Oars $2,014. liretrover. mord of Down. i ttirehj 1114. The Drew Ormilsw el ftedeeteart le i lLawlellwert el berfrialp, wale Oat Da lents liereluis deellse Peed bee aid kr, afew JI metthiew lad klad. el leilliperlde. bdir, p 1 aerwer ma. 101 l tollakilty at may paws* imam l died de. • limes to eesidoss dmann wed say be assidred red bleielpg. will he dawfolly eirweeed."H I =TA bp Mon the wiehreed gradareere ebr , Dr. Abbot ; Dr. bboriamd; Dr. Norm ; Dr. Ora • Dr. Osilbw; De. Warmer; Dr. berm ; Lod eft/Mt de Dale; We Deviser Cwialese et Ceilledaert; IllejerOuswat Theme Kist; the Dm J. W. Flared, d lidllagrat Samary. t.th; the lisserable Ateldeesea Aheade Mast; sad lases ether raspestabls parser. whose With hes ben mom by It atter ether Beams et sure bad talked.—la arbour tib., ad.; Mb, 4e. ed.; &11, Itu ; 131 b. flu; supeNeeditsd, la.; Db., Mkt ; 101 h, Ur The lib sod flb. wrier tree. es dee* of praise order. arm Is Dirty sad Cr. 77, r epent.etree, Landau; fartdare. Yet" mil wwwwwe le bee Ifalf. ll7 ; lireedWy ; eke et le, Oreembeirelharreet ; sse, 40, sad 41 1, Wood; 49, bilispegiordheet; Chestemorma ; OWN Pwbaretreet ; US. rad 1911. Odiediddherr NAVAL AND MILITARY APPOINTRurrh. Rear Admiral Sir Routes Stewart, lo appolated Commender•in-Chief on the North AMSTitaill and West fedi. .tuba. Captain Freda ' risk %Verdes is appointed navel °Meer at Gibraltar. Cap tain Robert Craispe is appointed esporintendost of this Royal William Victualling-yard, and the Naval HoPitias Plymouth. Captain Gawp BUiot red Captain Retort Saari, H H, are appolatad paid alder de-eanip an Musa. Captsin Hastier:a, Ca peel R. Intl aortae. C. 8., arl velem. Ovary Sr. Villelat Hiss, C. 8., ars appointed aideeedreaap to the Ciases.-06orner. PORTSMOUTH, Dno. 211. The Trident, 6, paddle steam Sleep, Coonsaadair Clem, anived at Spithead to day Ism Waslidah. en Pa* M the African moat. seeeThspsakd by Mist Cravat, Mrs sad Miss aillinft Maw* Sir Roderick Marebbon, Mr. Me. knell*. Oastsla MeCliatoek, am., sad Ms. Cornelius OrissaU paid a visit to the Areas disunity ship Resolete yesterday. They Weft fiellieS4 la / COSI= HallUttill sad the other aims of the Alp, abeern ern It by glom, afterwards ptrtaking or lassbana en heard. Th. Bassists will bs gives ever to thololtishgerers•eat es Tuesday swat, sad tbe chime sad snow will mum lil• following day by lb* Uaited Suttee ship "leakiest's hem Southampton. On Christmas day Ow crew of the Mieekte WON ester. taiesd to a owl tal dimmer, st the George Betel, of roast bat, pleas padding, der. , at the lapses el the BMW' pvernatrat. Os ?ridgy the Cosemender. la Chief Vies Admiral Sir George d. Bsyrsoar, paid Easolate • visit, sad Isselsed es boar LISBON. DSc. 22. Her Majesty's ship Doke of Wiediaitton, Captain Hoary C.ldwili, Warne the flag of Beat-Adssiral the Hos. 11 , elorg S. Hindu, H C. 8., arrived at Linos this novo. is; floe Malts and Gibraltar. Waal: etesuand of the ter panne of dee Mae-of-Male "Mpg there enegibled, viz., the COW, Certain RAN; Coigns", Cartels Thomas Sparks litenpsors ; Canaries, Ceptais Yentas; swath, Carats Syn.; Red generated, Capials A. C. Key. The Shaattos, 60, Carel& Wddaan Peel, was daily Si- ITIM MIDDLESEX MILITIA.--00 Heteraey, in eon seciesese of isstractioss resolved from the Bearetary.st- Wet, the Marquis of Salisbury, lord ilestment of tbe comity of Middlesex, rased or en to the oommeeding siren of tbo Merest nrgiretiMe of Middlesex While, that the whole of thas mast be op simeltsemssly lea the 17th of April, sa widish day the men beingiog to each regiment will be moored to be pmeet, latter pale of bele, 'rested es do. 'Mom The Royal Lostioe Mllitis will saleable in the Artillery (leveed, rinabery ; the let Middlesex, at Heap steed; the !ad or Etissoetee 8i11.., at Harem; the Sid, 'Agit Isfentry, at Terobent.preso ; the 4'h, at Mamie" ; • and 6th Eidson* Militia, at Usbridge. The Hian's Own I Tower Hamlets, at Bethaal.greoe ; sad the Qum's Owe, let Hackney; end in order to sit their rryikete's up to the ; required strength the oulosels an ordered imetsdiately to nemsemeas remelting. The men will sot remain to bil lets more than two neje. when Mey wi.l be marched to lb* map at Aldentott. tato intellignut. 1112TIOPOLITAN COUNTY comm. &Wes days eppolated be the present week. Warne:emu. et. Martto's.laes.—Tuesday, Dee. 30 ; Weineeday, 31; Friday. J. 2. Dow. Paired& road.—Toesday, Dec. J 0; Saturday, Jas. S. OZZIONWICZ.—WeIeeeday, Dee. 31. Woomscs.—Tkoreday, Jew. 1. Cm es Lamas, Oldldhe teduil-r Tandy, Jos. I ; Frt. &It L COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.-DEC. 27. 111011 la. 03111111•109112 00171.1 Via. IN ILI GIORGI LILLY LINO. The bankrupt was &limbed se a dealer in mimesis( presses, of Brij/Moe. He was also spat at 3001. a year he the Obeervir Life Instance Company. The beakroptowed 6894, and gave up assets to the amount of 1801. lb* pr,ti•s in three years and • ball bad bees 1,7811; trade ezponms, 8791.; domestic and penosal, 1,0101.; losses, 4281. Mr. Baud itopesrsd for the assignees, and offered a* opposition to the bankrupt's row paasieg his actsmust. Passed. MIDDLESEX SESSION& DOOM MR. PU1111; assurnurr4ctos. The emote procesded with rate appeals. The only mistier worth meationiug was so appeal by Mr. Barometer, the public decor of the London end Well1111i11111!ti Bank, against the rats la topped of the premises near Teamle•bar, where fitrahen, Paul, and Bates carried on their business, and which now fora one of the breaches of the Louden and Weetotiatter Bank. The rate appealed against was 4801. It had been raised to that saw, while the rata on the adjoialog premises, Messrs. Twining's, had not been altered. _ _ TO* eostt coalirmed the rate, with costa, the rats on Moan. Twiainb's to be iseroond to 4001. THE POLICE COURT& BOW-BIREET. William Edwards was charged with an attempt to rob Earl Dysart of a valuable gold watch, at the Olympia Theatre, on boaing-eight. His lordship stated that he left the theatre at the close of the performances, and while waiting for his carriage to come up ha was spokes to by the cognitions of seethe/ carriage. At that moment, when his attrittion was thus engaged, be felt a tug at hie watch chain. He turned, sad ' saw the prisoner standing beside him with the watch in his ' bud, and the policeman seising him by the collar. The ' watch was not separated from the chain. Policeman Creffield, F 116, said he was Cu duty at the stall door at the close of tbe pertormance, when the prisoner presented himself and wanted to go in. Witness would laot allow him, not believing his statement that he had a party in the house. Naval a suspicion that the prisoner was there for the purls of pickieg pockets vitae.. watched him, saw him making the attempt to rob his lord ship, and instantly The prisoner, who represented himself as a tailor oat of employ, was remanded for inquiry as to his character. ild ABU:BB - ONE. John Compton, 303 1), was brought up on remand. charged with haying berglariously es tered the premises of Messrs, Benham and Son, and stealing therefrom gold end silver to the snot of 301. The partioular; of *lst previously transpired have already appeared. Mr. Lewis. jun., attended, as before, for the prisoner. Very little additional evidence was given, sad the prwanar wee committed for trial, the magistrate refusing to accept bail. SOLT CHWARK. Mr. John Bryan, described as a manufaoturer of eleztro pieced goods, cf 8, Dyar'e-buildings and Sheffield, was charged with franduleatly obtainir g the sum of 6851. from Mr. Attenborough, pawnbroker, Bridge-hone-place, New legtoa-causaway, under false preteens, by depositing • Tarp quantity of plated prods, stated by him to be Sest et/as 'deem nickel plate, whereas they were only ceennton metal barely covered with silver, and not worth half tie money. Mr. Henry Hillier, manager of Mr. Attenborongh's busi ness, Bridge-house-place, said that the prisoner drove up to their shop on the Ist of November in a dog-cart, end pro duced • large quantity of spoons and loin, on which be re• gaited ea advance, to meet • bill. He said diet he wee a Inge ansfacturer at Sheffield, and always kept three or (oar thoasaad tends' worth of property at his warehouse, No 8, Dyer's-buildings ' Hclbora. Witness told him they required much judgment in dealirg with stet goods, and he toped they were all genuine. The prisoner produced some, marked B. B. P., sad stated they were equal to Elkiogton's No. 1 Witnessbelleeiog that his statement was correct advained 1001. oa 120 doers. On the 4th the prisoner came agars wit , 90 douse, =presetting them to be equal to Elkingioa's N. 1., and then he advanced him 601. more. On the 17th of ihr same month he brought 160 cl• sea sod he advanced him a further suidtof 1601. Mr. Attenbo rough was present at the last transaction, and he particularly told the prisoner that i f he deceived him he should proceed against him according to law. The prison, again protested teat all toe goods were equal to Elkington's No. 1 'lntro-plate, and under times representations the money was advanced to him. Shortly after the last transaction witness received certain informa tion which induced Mr. Atteaboroegh to send samples of the articles to Sheffield, where they were tested sod found to be almost valueless. In cross-ezeminatioa by Mr. Hodges, the witness said That the sums of money were advanced for sin months at fifteen per cent. per annum; 2s. was idea charged for each agree want. Edwin Brown, in hu•iness with his father, a manufacturer, at the Tudor Works, Sheffield, said that he received adonis of each of the articles from last witness, to test. On applying the usual test, he found that there was not more than nine pennyworth of silver to the dozen, and that the metal was of the very lowest descriptiot. The forks had only one pennyweight of silver to the dozen; tea spoons, half a pennyweight; and table spoons, a pennyweight and a half. They were marked No. 1 8.8.E.P., which meant first-class sketroeplets silver. The spoons and f irks ware here produced for his worship's Inspection, and their appearance was quite enough to throw any tradesman off his med. The articles which bad been stripped of the very small portion of silver were also handed to the magistrate. Mr. Metcalf here maid that be should be able to producr evidence on another day that the prisoner had acted in a similar aaaaa with other pawnbrokers, by asserting that the articles were fleet-class, ell equal to Elkington's No. 1. Ile therefore asked for a remand. Mr. Combs said that the charge was one of a very serious nature, and he should naiad the prisoner until Friday neat. M4RIE2B. COTTON GOODS.—Marteserria, Dec. 77.—Then ham not been soak busier= today, many people beteg away kw the holidays. The constant advance oa prices forced upon mannbetswees by the rue in cotton also tends to limit huanwr. however. melee= an mostly well (rouged with mitred.. and are not theredleeingsd to shots their demands. In pristine clothe there hes bee • selleleat briar to leave .tole rat her here, and they arc lad. per plane Meier WC last week; whi!st in etirlings of gene deriariptiona Wpm how swine didlculty in vuoLeg themeless. el i V aik leas Mud ealliehmetly high to dierourage berme. la T cloths. sal heavy domeAtice, there la Ire amid thee ilittlegs sad printery but rakers an arra lager atm WM Mimeo ta the raw terertal has iledueed spinner, Ye seek its Ira . non this writ Ice yarns than they obtained last emit ; sad lie arr Mas leaner ake badness, they ere mostly wiry Mr. already well engaged with contrasts that rust mom the.. kr mess Um. forward. WOOLLEN CLOTH.—Laos. Dee. 17.—Then has bra a Isle attaselaase of burrs th Ile Clelk./Mle this morning, but not so much sielvity as darn, metal piam molts. Tr tom of the mart ceetlaass deektrely lad seteg Me Halted errs an head the trameetiatie hays bees mile es he road be *armed. HALIFAX. Dec. asatiases Ini tu red herrn WO tram posed to sell. Wrested sad yams en earl. Inm Di.. 27.—n..trele this town HARDWA' the — siese — eat7 tivie — pait the week hie hen domed to holtday.inalua, but as as sr a6 ° e f turas has Nth • Fed amber al orders as ashy hale the cassup trade bee quieted down, and will remota dal r i r tt walk a two), the helk el the porkpie* will return to their easayatlasa at the sowaseensat at oat week, salting the stopgap= aroma at Christina airat data serer. Toe harelip, orders lathe lowa art lure Wall OW Wec t : ls l SW hone trade having bet saUl within the Yet ha lab= is sea active ties It voially is at the arm Pas the the asionats are equally salsisittey ; the Meal= dies to the Wen trade la the area of the list lataight has amid spa ether Wanda ; the womiseturing trades .orally an lam* hall sad at the olds end Medi be we Nem bash. tine of ter rester moot, thee at tap hewer peeled dada the am*. With respect to tho resolve et the tresmann ste* =l2 Wadeseday, the pant samba le that Is as pima die Moor motet their meta to the Mad Nat amid awe lea adopted; the toareoad beard to all dearlalons ol Onlehei ken atria, the leap lorteight leads to the taisnese that tees ter he a further lila of orders by lb. .piddle of best moth. The amend Yee Nile is inetemleg brth here and to Wales; reaped tria this bathe proaect at boa orders fr thau and plates for the ine ow the worth et Lump*. It is estimated that the inweased anseed M o thaw quitters will makeup for soy dectesey ea effelteat of the Unard bunco ColimeqUent on the I.db...we to waft passe which ors an doubt too ash to render It peohatat • that there wit be • very large dossed for itaffordehin ,roe, althea,. h spade CA the 11010/o.ditt le the Wein bats runty hoe, l o we r tams they tow are. 'I bete a further evidence *1 improvement ia the Met of Weleh bars having gone up at kart Its par ten moos the wo w moment of the present moth ; wbUst tole* pip, the make of the distrist, are at Iwt h. dearer than they were at that period. Lower plebs foe malleable Lou Wu lbw load by tbe trade an no doubt better for the manweeturitte totemic of this town and for that r ranch of the trade generally; bat with ad the useful labour or the otatrct hilly sit pl yed, It le sot to be ex pected that a redaction ot It seals would be subedited bat Ibis awes without a Wails. viva It eat all taw aerobe to said; It is to le head, theretors t that the antleipetl..a of renewed ulna. don when led to the aetembotion at lant, We4seedaye meeting will be fully bottled by the moll. The Pontypool work. in booth Wain bane Jam been sold to Mamie. Derby, cd ihe Yaw Vale Company, I. a saw euetedlog 211,Ut111. ORX.—CornßlVilyi Ns. f7.—Them woe good supply to deb the We* dolt. with en Meows is pries of from le. to b. Whom, sew, brows, 36e. to sea; mew, 'kite, 665. to 7110. „Bulgy, new, 40s. to 400. Out., New, 400. to .4s. Beans, old, 4 60.; now, 34. Bog per. Us. •-••••- • • - C•amsur, Dec. 27. A very Avert supply of all Wads et orals at our market to day, which canoed • Quiet demand, and la Some In. Manors • beat sem 6d. per !unit! dearer. Oats and barley muck Om Wheat, white, new and uld, lus. 6d. to 27•.; red. new and Old, 22.. to 24a. oa. !Seeley, new and old, 12r. to 11.. Oats, po u t , p f , IN. 6d.: commas,' 6r. &I. to 95. 04. Ryo, He to les. Beam, 20.. rimer PO , Mau. Is. ed. to 91. kl. Oatmeal. rU.to h. 2d. Itymeal, 11. bd. Barleymeta, te. kl.—Cool. 'to /aerosol. Commun., D.c. 27.—Taday yy. hod a mull supply of *hest ; pokes 01 loot inek 10117 nnistained. A pOO I oho. of barley, buu.. sod peso, and but .mall of uat.. bah y la. to 2.. dearer. bubo nil pear firm. Oats dul. at Inc Mw. °warmer's, Dee 27.-7 be supply of EsslPh *test was smaller to-day, and good temples reellye4 1.. more o miry. Punish very firm. Melting b .rUy the turn di um. (machos corn not Laiusred Ice. No ehange observable in Inds. GVILDPOLD, Dec. 27.—Ibe supply of wheat today was pretty good. Ass wen a Mad, demand, and buyers bad to pay as vane' of L. per qr. on aU dry semples. Pine Nulty In request at full prima Whey', 411 s. to s. P. Donley, 3 is. to 43a. Oats, 32a. to Us. Beans. Pe. to 4 Is. Peas, 4rm. to a Is. Haanone, Dec. .7.—The supply of • heat to-day not Wm the ten snip es made from In to Is. 6d. per qr. more mosey, sod us bad no improvement In the Inferior amts. Series suds from Is. to to. Per qr. more n , .v 7 supply smaW Oats. yew, and beans supported last ouch's prMes. Wheat, from hie. to its. per load; barley, Us. to 52.. per qr; oats, .2s. to 3:s. per qr.; peas, 24" to per loa,; brans, 235. to Sos. per Mad. • v-• Nswcurrnameon-Tvez, Dec. f.—The weather luta gram sastunad • wintry appearauce. There is a geed theerthe of snow, and the frost this morning is very Intense. The trade Curing the meet he. oa . suited mow what more deaoiness, ante his ha. bee. more especially the can since Tuervlsy. Sunoco, upon the who.e, however, led been restricted, occasioned chiefly by an inMeposition on the part of holders to sell at present rates. On Tureday as. was accepted fee new Norfolk fellow; wince then, however, three dive been no tiles neon each terms, and It seems probebiv with • cloying of the mug'. don abroad that the whole of the recent decline will be reverend,. thou Winging Up the value of the choicest yellow Shoddier's to ova. or thereabouts. Flour has • Id at inesnal I rates, and where idea were forced a reduction of Is. to 2e. per ruck b.,d to be conceded, but Oda reduction grit only complied with where it was neceredy to sell es 'hip. Melting bade; hos shown • tendency to advance, and has quaktien are beaming stare, In other glom we have no material change to note. Moor market able al morning we had • moderate show 01 wheat from the grower., mad though the arrivals coastwiee are to • moderate extent, they are in tome measure compensated by the foreign receipt% fresh-threshed 'ample* were taken oft quickly at an improvement of 25., and upon unsound parcel% for which there to tines an • gnarls, demand for distant places, even • greater euhaneernt nt wee tstablithed. South country qualities alit met an unproved inquiry at an improvement of is. per qr the market do mg strong. For moderate us of red Wistmeh welgliteg 55 lb., 62a. wee Mit oned weished 61111:4, eater yellow Mashing lis. In retail. Foreign met likes ire more attention, 64% having been realist for Mockleithargh neighing Sfedis. via Mantburgh, other qualdiev with a thence eprou , selling at 25a. to LOG.; diode ltatotk. had there been any°, that dercrktion offering, would have readily made 00a. Hour was in ...ore favour, and the depreasion el the wee‘, fully recovered. !eye without inquiry. Malt. Mg barley was more sought alter, out ae set 40e. haa not been en. mocked fur 231 W. varieties. Malt wve I.s preesthely offered, the improved tone in the barley market gimp mestere more coatideince to hold. Beams in moderate request. IC boning pea, rather more 'Lining. With cam we were spiringly roppth d, and all description, sold more readily than of late, animate pries the scarcely be mitten higher. The arrivals this week are : heat, ceastmae, 483 Rh.; twelfth 2,80. tidies, emollient', 200. Malt, c.metwise, 50. Oat% imeetwiee, 111. Peas, comma, 3k, foreign, 710. Beans, eonitirbe, 6. Four, lien sacks. - - - - 1 4 01 MIC. Dn. 21.—At our market this day there was a good good anemias), and a gird supp y 01 %beat by both farmers and merchants, the roster part of .hick sae in interior coodltton. Price. ruled firm, at an advance of is. to .s per qr. on the pram of this day week. Flour was in request, ac somewhat oshoaced rates; bet the amount of bt.:tieea Dan...toted was limited. Barley trade dm at so advance of :fa per qr and • fuir quantity of bulls*, deco in tins article. &Anr and peed offeted ratter more Body, but with. out leading tt, much busman; we Cali prima as Last week. Oat. to demand, without change to value. Wheat while, 61r. to 660. par qr.; red, . 6s. to 60s. Barley, mintag, its. to 4;s. . • grinding, 345. to 425. Beans, 438. to 47a. Peas, 43a. to 430. Oat., 306. to 320. Floor, fire Itortiobold, Its. per net of 3/0111:o. sett. Prernaonovta, Drc. V.—Our Matket today WM quite of a holi. day character, and there was little tr oo baucime doing, and that el about the prices of last week. &RAMO, Lea. 97.—Foe • ihriatmu market the e uglily nu tole. rainy good; inn* nu • Midi deemed. and lain wett'atuil currencies mere maintained; • law panels, tier and ate, maimed an edemas. In test niaPing bailey an active u.gung, at 1.. per qr. higher; other I Cemeirglona without alteration. I ririe out., beam, ami rem, dull, ramie nomlual. Wisercir, Dac. 47.—Feist Clorktmas week we bare only • poor attendance at our market tu-allij, and a ewe I .how of torn. Wheat comes In Improved condition and is In dement at la. to Si. per qr. advance. Oats dull, and rather easier to ouy. beam unaltered. Prtces to Um growers:—Wheat, new, Man to Sac Oats, 1101 to le. per stone. Beans, Ma. to He . Woacaerm, Dac. 27.—There wee • rhort sup, ly of Wont at mar. bet to-day, winch realired an u.ewao M r, to 2e. per qr. Barley Inquired for, and la. per qr. deafer. SG ,Moat worth mottos doing in oats. Bow and pros unaitcrel. . - YORK. Dar. 27. We bars hod a roil show of wheat at this day's market, which woo taken of by !he &diets at tul 7 lost week's mum. Fine barley scarce sod rather darer; other owls without &Keratin. Oats sod bras ours as last wo k. w toot, whits, 61.. to Ole. per qr.; red, 34.. to boo. holey. soatond, 4s. W 40s. ; friodutg. 40a. to 4's. Malt, 764. to 7ss. Oats. 13.1. to lid. per stone of 14. M. Flour, 4Es. to Ole. per nob of huaoe. Wavatroao, Dry. 27.—Our itittipti of al kinds of grain. both from farmers and by boat, have Leto very Pinto' altos ttla day ee'onight. From abroad we have no arrival, to report, and oomiwise only a few hundred (Abet( re of wheat end Indian mu, with a small quantity ofd or. There has bees about the semi amount of bombers wain( in oor market foe a Christmas week, and on the who'd., a ember feeling In the trade than of late. At thy. morning'. market Uwe venality two or three samples of wheat on otter, which Moat id. toed. per banel over last medurday's quotation. Barley and oats were also in very limited rabbit. the former underwent no Change in •aloe, but the tatter were meaner be Id to id. per barrel. Pet ergs when matotaine fi miler rate.. nod Inman eons we note 3d. p.r barrel dearer. Fleur meta a air sale, at full prima. imports dila week : —Wheat, Mo qrs.. limiest tors, 159; nom, 14b Laporte:-Whet, 392 barrels bar,cy, to i cam, 2,102; :Ida. 1,7.3 seeks. SHIPPIIVO INTELLIGENCE. CASUALI I hS. Miss (Schooner), Captain Klan, from N. 8., for Liverpool, with m lams, .ciwood, lac.. in toteraig l'worocui harbour. wu driven on ohms by the current, fell over, bed, arm Meebarard, aurveyed. and srdeehaori Teresel owl early ovkl.-0/. 'oars. Itimfound.and, tee. Y. Blida, Captain MOW, of Koller, front Bull foe Col enhagea. with Uott, ente etrazded lileuboller lest night neer mesa; ebip'e materials sad sup eapected to be leved,rboold the Taal sad sea ITelifCettrate. lbeotmAtlfs a wet Dee. 31. 0 .1 ,1 e7 (..), Captain Coekburs, of Neat Hartlepool. trout Hamburg, with• gears! ergo, ch IV bar.ey, in taking Woet Ilastlepool to-daWelruek on ill; bar, mithlit Iti;nortift Ina. and initredla r telg sank Maids the pkra. t Worts will be made to get part of the cargo out to.nlgtit.- Hartlepool. Dee .6. °Mat ha for New York, ts ogronird in the Prince'a Maim—Liverpool, Deo. 27. Tramport, Captain Illagino, of Boron, from Sunderland, far this port, waa fallen in with on the lath Nov., In lat. 39, lung. 69, do. marttd, rudder _one, end tusking badly. and the thew taken off by the St. Lout.. Captain !Myr, &Dived here rota Ltherpool.—New York, Dee 13. Thornton, from New York, lost bath ambers this morning, and was taken to the American mail steamer's mourthes, to the oloyne, but !tea* them adrift daring the atierianor2, end get aground fear the lit odi.terry oilp; we. eiterwartt. got oft oako toe Wei'an tra De* without apparent injury.— Liverpool. Dec. 27. LITIMPOOL Be,, AT FOISION POWTA—Akio, at New Tort: Auglo.gazon, at Purtldid, lily id Xl.initieeter tra), at Philadelphia; Arcadia fro) and Egyptian (w), at Const.nunup.e, Itaind, at CO. ' prnbagen. Semen roe Lir enrooL.—Cynorure. i. om Leghorn, Dee. le; rapid. l)es. 4, and Keglers Iltn, from Zane; Prince Arthur (se), from Con etentinople, Dee. a. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Cordell% hem New Dries' s. for Core, Dee. 2, lit. 33.46, lon. 73.36. Welkin (Assert. so noque)„ front New York lot Bristol, Des.2.lst. ' 46 N., kn. 61 W. THE AMERICAN MAILS.-1 IVERFOOL. SATURDAY. —The British and North American Roy.' mail ateernallip Asia. Captsin W. J. C. L‘llol. mailed Crum the lumpy at 10 45, a.m., to day, for New Turk, With the usual weakly mails for the United State. and British North American province., 79 passengers, and a fill carp of merchandise on freight. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. S 5, at Allerton Unwire of W. 13. Ayrtoa, Esq., of a danrhtir. BROADIVOOD.— Dee. 115, at Ito Crswley, SUftei, the wife of T. Brosawood, Req.. of• BUSS6t4.I:Dre. .24, at Barg Itheindotf, wear Bone, the wife of G. Bunsen. rag., of a amt. ELWOOD.—Dea. H, at t'aadwich, the tfeof &r. P. Eltrotd, of tom UALUM.—Dee. 25, at CiTedista firm, Prime's park, Liverpool, - 71t — e7i;of s. 71.lisnam Esq., of a dauehter. 11011Z4L—Die. 26, at Beulah hdl, Norwood, the wit() of F. florae, Faq., of • aaa. MAIWIETTIL—Dee.2S, et VittnbWoe, Earley, the wile of the Rev. F. Marietta, of • SOB. WEBBY.— Deo. 24, et Moray. place. Edinburgh, the wife of 1. Perry, De.. of • ma. PILLY.—Dee. 23, at the Bedford'. West thins. Eyes, the wife of Coot. Polly, BIC, of • .012 TAYLOIL—Ikee. 26. at thetcn.etreet, Bristol, the wife of NT. F. T. for, of • daughter. WATll.—Dee ta et Fatchiey New-rosd, the wife of W. N. Waite. Fag , of • daughter. MILRRIAOI4. ABBOTT—WALTON.—Dee 21, at a...hooch Kirk. near Awringtoo. by the Ray. W. Choline'ry, William, ant or Mr. C Abbott, 01 ley Cot tage, Mantuan, Boltoo, to Lydia daughter or Mr. J. Witham, uf Stonebe.dge, Church, near Amologton. BARNES- BENNETT.—Dec. 24, at the Cathedral, Mariebrater, by the Rea. H. H. Watson. M.A.. Mr. J. names., of Alleosoid, Cumberland, to Mary, daughter of Mr. J. Bennett. of Manobeeter. BtIoTIN-12ARTW ELL— Bee. 2L of Gerargea (*Much. loath work. Mr. Samuel W. Mull.. of %%ftt,rquare, Pouthwarli. to Laura Lout., daughter ..f Mr. R. llartn.ll, of tit. Georges road. eouthwark. CLEGG —WIL.ON.— Haw 28, at the ' , wish church. Ilallfas, by the Vain. Archtlesono Maiigrare, . Clegg, of London, to Saran. daughter of Mr. T. Shaun, of gunny Fide, hortbowrarn. NICOL —BTRON ACH.—Dee. 22. at Banff, Co gang, be Ire Rte. W. Allardy a. of Mynte, A. of Auchiatuul Boum. [Wed attire, and Randy, Ceylon, to Jamie, tt.dighter of the late J. Stroaach, Eaq..of Mutryfold. DEATHS. RAKER.—Deemober 2°l. at 11, Kenalogine-lark-terrace North. Not. ting.olll, Mts. Ann* Mork* Baker, aired 37. BOW ERBANIL—Dee. 24, at the Vicarage. Chiswick, the Rev. T. I , Borrertenk i aged 77. CRUTCBLEY.—Doe. 14, at lionnlng.Llll-park, Berke, Julia, wifcof G. H. Cratekley, Req. OZILVAII.—Dee. 14, Mr. T. Gems, of litareabro'. sari VI RINCHIIIT.—Dee. 26, at Lew Kent, C. flinchlid. Pq , aged 71. HEN B EDT.—Dec. 2 5, at ht. Germain•en-laie, rlfe 0 - 13. Reneady, Req., or the Madre' Army, 'red 26. LIT I.4llT.—Deo. 211, at Wellington-terrace, Lowe Broughton. So' ebarter, PWltia Ann, eV. of Mr. J. B. Liwees, aged 2•. PARI‘INI2OI4.—Dee. 23, Mr. W. Par luosau. of Lire. 001. 1013.—The. 23, J. Bob. [sq., of lliorpe•htlJ, and ehirstoa-on.O.a !e„ Yorkshire, aged Palatal and publlolled ta !Luau KING 11•Lio, of N.. It Lomb oi Street. In tae City of I.l.lllaital. Pnater. at IN: Ottire. la Larlata dtreet. its Precinct a Whiteirlar,—Nu)PATs Dlicaula "4 .~ 1 i