The Express. — London, England, 1853-12-07 00:00:00

Oxpr. LOSDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 7, 1853. [THREEPENCE. Na ,- „,.., 7-- - - - - - ...-.. 4,.. ~. --/-1:-. r." ... - ---2.--ss, -,-.. ei--c:Zr . • - s-ir...--1 4 - .ese-., 0- /1.-A s .--"W - Azids-isso I f \..............._. le #E r 2 ,27 6- 3 LOSDOII WEDNESDAY EV, 0 C HESTER -,.. sad HOLYHEAD RAILWAY.- ~, 4 , i %I, %Inv , : betweie ENULAND, SCOTLAND, and SHARE LISTS. raxemunses MANDL il. IN Alterdad No. 3, 7 pse Ct.l - - ~ - ii.bi.v HEAD. 1 .“ - .,,,,11; .. 1. IchST GIVEN , that ea sad after the let Ds. --o-- IR ISO SAWN It inter 4 par*. ''''""- . 14 I li * roaouoit booKiso ARRANOLDENTS kw TVIDIDAT WINNING. IL le 0010280116 ale ... „. 106 - - 191 The railway market this morning Med consider- t it w ill octi ctuur saa 6a LdOn n°l __ : 71444 , zt . 2 ' . : = - a lateL ..* ' •'' ' Raid exclusive! to th e EXPRESS VESSELS ..•5..k.a4c11 be ewe . .. 4 . 0. ..fign awl I tOLI DEAD COM 7 PANT, whisk lam Yips- ably higher, in sympathz with the advance in Con- e s " , ftadde • "`"'' u at vv ..- -,„ ...re Itolybeed at 4.30 yam.-by ceder, 1. 0. mon. soli, but, after participating in the subsequent re- si 3 1' 1101 : 43.0 :9 101 1 31 . 1 1 1 .6: 4 n i oy cow. , mimes es Moe. Chaster, Oet. 24. 1633. action observable in the English Stock market, did H S C s I D D i ct. de. " ' 17 .4 8. ) 1 1 7a. pir ) 7 par Ct. . - I pm - q 105e.0....air.,s p5.,..1 1 1 pm -- -I g JIEPOSIT, 7, St. Martin's-place, not exhibit any marked tendency towards a rally. A:Onthe whole the advance in railway stocks has not 6 101110 do. Ne. 3I I TrAdear.ffluare, London. 14 10 De. Newt pee Otat. Noel I 14 tai ~,,,.,,,„. af lb V r.....T1N1i MINYA are requested to mamba a se SuLTWIen.nwIPPLIP.C4, 2 • 21 ..„, .... . le.utu,les, by Which • high tata of Interest may be been by any means commensurate to that of the sc. leo rest reneuice a- ' Too° • re.ct . ec ama and July. unty. funds. Several of the heavy stocks closed only % al l 1 lr . W r a do udiw aillrerkjelj i tha o I I I I "'. 1.. - . ..m litsr• -.. ev rt.f Lit 41011.11190 N, Maasplap Director, about tia per cent. better than yesterday ; but in et No use soneuno mom 111 111 1114 loopectitess tree 0:. 1;ililkaN011. Si. ball.. I per moia. Drip, Ito some of the higher shares, including Caledonians, itssuabie NIS bet pia 109 111 11111 ---- NET to LEND, until the Ist day of June, Berwick. and North British, the advance wee more it it i l li Do. 44 permol. arld nial. 1 1 pm OUNWITestro(l) 0 4 1 1ki ° 1 3 44.-TNIIIII luiesaND Pot:cos. is am et ems considerable. re , 6 10Weat.11ia Masten llpe le 7 „... le etbdead Tice a deport of Title Mob, UMW" Pre. ____ In.l NW Da.awa.reiewe. t• mt. , 99 191 let 0 004 '''''...- burheadlea, Totahrstored Goods, ar ca way soft& • NJ 1110 nets Irredemahle tier et 95 100 dao• " - t. row The peamoal esearttite of bares gaol THIS DAY.-Two o'CLocx. ..... •,, .1 ...ni. NI I 6 &Teas. FAN 4_dle Oar ~,...'. .i t • • &Waste ammo* rat 411Appi, bp letter only. The railway market to-day is not quite so strong % 1 ,..11:: i l ts D 'ra:Cr it es ,,,,, - . I f 1 _ 42 142 ..,,,..a.. - ' te Se. JOIN WOO% Mk alolliag• No lisnasal Wpm . Lea Waded to. as it was yesterday, but the reduction in prices is IL Al 1 11111011 0w 4 200/. 0 ffr.C!-1 . 50 6 liallehWeetOsu.utres - 3 - 3 pa ____. HERE S HALL WE 00 THIS MORNING r immaterial. London and North-Western stock is pi an' Pradoitiany&Oder. 4ab - - 1•1 all 1 g' W iia . . 4 u, d. p . m , 4 . 4 , t 44 s taa kpm um. wets quoted 1021 to 103; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 671 NI u Lieds u m A ta ll 4 444. " 416.11k r l a 4 1 4 34 ° tea. el 64 . 7 , t. ' lA.eiloil. lot a war the r " Wl ' I mis =. l° a adm i re to 68; Great Western, 831 to 1; Caledonians, 284 t. 40 De. Teo sio -fo " 1 I...,,uni‘d specimens al Pep ier lash* Nabors .. • I De. di .- - per 4 pat 41 Tit ar .. a . . tba bowitut awk w d i s the mess imeasesa besa- to i ; Great Northern., 211 to 1 ; and Dovers, 181 to 1. ise el a 4V. a. yr,n, At a 14 101 . 1 m 1 ag " eftl thvel. 114 I " 1 " 1 French shares are rather lower. Northern. are 1 8 4, 1 1 Deb lbaTd 'm ime ....... l i ii. -l i 4l a u Pa ortatit.tit4 _d ”,,, mad my requital, for the eseiblONO 44 INN „ st ub door le see MI et the Mott WIWI 411.1111111111111 la& quoted 33 to 4; struubourgi, 321 to 33; and Paris si i toolesrbik Illiseess.., ,: - - •• ....Thma En pa la MEM 4, Idedelhaftolfaid. ION ter '''' - ' bees elaionaos you map lamp away= Mar you and L y ons , 161 to 1 prem. Luxembourg. are St. 10e De.W w h amayoa • sti li,likrik =Ms, Om - - steady, at 104 to 11. -. .. - - ft all Marsh Nallardabre OILDINARY SHAW AND MCI& IL 1 IN Oohed. Wssesssor. ILLS WE 0111241LA5.-Mr. WM. H. RAUB, the Now °aura, a 32,_111nossrlsidspers, London. Weems that hie MT OVUM APPANATUIDS are sew ready. N. Pd. r formom mom Imr Ms ProANN ms lUdlmml fialveabao -- Clolloff Mew 11110 1040 7 13 Isn oriii ditto .oth. 1 11 Na 161 landeara. Iselleday. te I p.n. --..- ---•-- 111 all assUbiOntral none,. - - ..11b1 toe D. IN aberessa . 264 214 114 • 3 SaftwabllNN.Newiieor.l 94 10 a ia ansirso..sioilig, issii. ii 141 IbrewatObrbellllce.W. Cr It fill sisi MODERATOR LAMP, with globe as art Jaaeoes , el 511 if Mb.) • per Coat... .. 116 164 10 le D. law Oat ... .. 110 101 Orr nil Mad am ass °gam MN mad bad, 141 an Nrs.wsw.isssoriiiii, 9 le II 13 Beath Dews .. .. If 14 is fro. km PeNe. 51 1111 nerkee..ten.Adame.lta. , II le die amp% *K. wk. Derr Rao gi . soma (popsop swifts 174 all ustabsobßlNJOlllo6l.C.l t 7 19 10 If Dates PINS 41 Cwt par 4pa slew .°. OM. P. Solko• 22 IN Do. de. de. 401...1 51 44 die 14.111 all Sea& Ileellen ( nietallidlitet). _ St 100 Iltiellet sod Tabs/ ... 54 ss 1 Assad MAC-. 24 24• SA 100 olissoses : 541 .73 sr 341 N. IN De. Forced LIISUCCE.S.SFUL RESULTS fi the lad half sr all cause sod weiriisit . ..1 ma 174 174 10 all T 19 40 I S - - dla m a ul ban, peeved wpm censite use novrtracur Is all Oda and Ganda - ...I 14 16 13 UT Si. NW Tt i t h irmamft.lll OIL imam misdony rommidtimi sown be Ns 10 44 OWN NA ImilNies.. Of 454 Iwo. 44 =pampaps op the num Noir, sad Nan 36 all Denim roma. sad Mr, of lag.pareb.l aNI IST I If 11 Nal Ditto .. I 44 of evary sew igusb It posimals St Imo lilly WI or taro dote 3 Nokia ... ...I • 4 ul5 TaabiD.lol.ll.lloirorr 4 dis per .- out lei -eleemola It seen w( ad domiNl IS all mat AAIUN -...-.- ) 1 41 '`' w ink ask aft. sod atm Fat dean It Is N an Mae ISIS 14 rod 11. if 4 -__,.---...„ -awl am SINNNS Ns Imai iii WNW Nei of IS all ban Oman _ - 13, iss Is 4 S MINIM r2 ll 4, we n rs= 7.. ; am* *errs to *ow email). St. 104 Ordima Umfmk_Ols; A-. 43 44 ba N.; sad NAN Nit lialb ISm. IN wows, of U Si Ds. Om S. U. a.) -1 - amok" ammo I. wm the wadi. n Ilimimll Skims, CS; ism Era St. IN Do IWO a ... ... Si - 2,3 it ao deoe mob bat Ni. S Norm Nume. Psis. Ysolorday. today. -oat in A. aoinsio mad SOINT4 11% Nesiroperea, Lead 5t.1104 lama fastirNlN - - IN W as by Draw* 40 4140,040400 . It. 1014 IMNimmetamml = . 61 611 100,400 i on 1 lIN 1 1 141 151 NNW. and ... - - It IN illekomo.ll4Nb= 154 114 woo tAaslo UAW= , di las tar St. 1119 Owe. at Sloth 100.000 tor qlailmemilmrmists .... all 1 ab o t Ph St 1101 Obi liseiftea ... .. a ST 10.0011 IS fammlsalmima -... ..... 4 la Ms 11 111.1105 I Da. A. Ibth --65 SI 6 .4 1 TAO a fammlnims .. 1 I 1- • • '-',.•/' .',. %N, Si. [IN Da. l. Slosh . Ise 131 NAN 1 Auttratin - Ommirlia - ... mII I( I 411 1 1411.8110 1 llomlnilos imam .. all I 4 are 1 e r •al y ,r,li` , .„ Wm oserea..eawat4bi:i los le/.. NM Si. IN I Oreat Waders -.. in 54 In 411609 0 1 AN Doi& all fop 416'....cj".. it - ? .. 2h4 . IS II bleb Sena fastaria - - - II au Likessasst ad Oirlisis .. 53 IS 6090 so Illmmommum Ina k Coal all 1 13 900,004/ a MINI atmormllaa Odd all a f dam ': :.► 19 111 Do 1106 - --. lit 114 pia okoos a twisothos MI 610 Si. 1110 fAassaitre sad . Terbialo * 67 614 00 1 I 0 NAN al reiebtmoftes.atal.po Sib 61 • 6,000 N Dm. Osemmmaad Cahill. all 24 3 TEETH. -By Her = P o Royal Letters Paint 104, 174 WHAM -.- 614 db 11,000 SO Oa. Sr. Jets Dal Por IS 17 44 N Dewy berated NT mipplumlims of 14 IDi De. Wed libeff INN 110.00 0 1 Orames Omsk 4 f dim pea mod WHITS DINA woo= ft o.....tresliamtd=CM liff aft Leeds Northers .. 1 - 31 - 144 " 111 14 su,oco t stistuarnanaase I - - Mrs, at m; ma psiass,-Mr. EMMAUS ISOINLY, eargems. p o t II loat ib lZl F lltill . - s t i I lli 41 1 20 00 40 tan ....-.- di 44 46 Debit, 41. Graerstrostesel. Orcerwsor-opearik Ode laysNer sel 140,400 4 40dmmimi MN. I 1 1 mmr pmemmems. A rawadfleid. miN 104•1•01 N WINN; 044141111101 10 24 I" =Bllol4l°°•242•l2ftst N tor Oa Illerftr.Waster 10S 1034 lap 4 0 7 0 0 110 l6 114 144 rostroweits. via TO woo simiusoriowsios ma ma% si Is. Iso 150,000 f Vows Milan of Tag all 65 70 cisoidt al tripsosi limns MU MINNA am a 24101 Om Om Do. for Mew ... ... - - MO 1$ fEhm. Prof. 74 want an 5 rpm Po se IN Imo. Um Pes ab m lay to II Do. Albs ... .. - par 4pm 70,0.0 4 41billammemlimorlsfyr mil 44 1 If , m , i s wa r ..ed k s i r " .„ Pa m a rimr,„„.2 to a De-11110sLAILaad BAC, 4 6 pia la Etilmeldlsoliga-Ai dory Ain are eillimit=t 144 2i Do. I.lotim.. - - St. leo tor.sis a ssoloiSsion; 76 re 76 4 100,000 2 I °r e. W ar l a rp-• 411 4I Pm mll - - . mdm.mr himmelogs rej s zmislor weft Nnommtmlcoo 191 'Goad . ~. mil 14 14 NON Is omffllel. a swowitisiossvisayommiwiii, so 1.04 Da. ea - - ... 11 ti es 71,090 1 Goma Deft el 'babe all 1 I die NA a 11. perree. web Ste ma sitiedom ormata. b odersi. 00 01 Doi TN - - . 11 9 „ MUD . 4 CleogiNgesda...-. Al ill at Ms oldie Deb the elbow sod et Om mod Os aan lizsebsertlk INWWWI II - -100,04 C lAN NAltareL -. ell 1 4 dim Ulm= tido Immilt vim Wm. 111. IN INserim.,INI4ALNB4IOOO. 39 24 24 00.•° Nee = l bre g abmpllma Nam germ odds dim =IN sun Si 44 00.15m0.44 Lind. Ilmlso -- dm 10,1140 01AfooN Niporyar the temp and mos has labor, ad, la It i t 10 1 Whillad -.- • 61 1 54 4 os Isi wino tooissacanioni. - OSid Ir 4 asioNNlNlr did = of say Ingsnimie isse MIN Seisailt oo i n. 1 DD. Ills, awl Duly • 14 U ebbs Combing Os.. all 4 I wows to WSW ishowiwil Is sera% di weinowarn• a I. . 47 / 1 /1/ " I • *est ' (119).- - - MAN SllNimotta me or Nam brio of Ito imp NMI VIM* WIROW Ira bf 010 15 1 17 D " Mr diem- - - N. IN N•mmmarksi . . Si SS I S 1 ossissosoLAMOlSlSSil 1 74 11 pair Nan of Irautosb=m4. atom si i r= i .izZoki:i. iAi par Teo Onoada -. an Ms par Nommoma SINN ...-. all 1 igm 14 LON Si DC 41 4§ Ms INNS Poi PI; .-.... 44.=lertsysorthmAriarie. SO 14! Newry and _ 24 3 iboila lisah.-.-.... all Ipm 20 all I=Ventrapotalitfer. 6 • it. 140 -.- ... 13 65 1154 I re Il• ehresial Ire* ...-. all 1 33 111, 6 at De. lON .- - ...... an 9 10 OUATT'S COMPLETE GRAZIER ; or, is is 00.5.1. ... ~. _ - /Ass is Notimme &OM-- .... 111 5 6 N 1 Parma'* mod Oath Itriederts Aseleteat. A Oote . godloas of 10 N fiarthwo Ommus ' ulion SI 44 Ns I Ora* Ararelba........ all 1 4 die St. 100 ITN* TWIN ........31 24 34 34 " 4 r. , • Ths Croft B.).(rbridlYwe'vat.illituAme os Toc tiL T ; t :4 4 ,.. mi b t r:= S. B.= to ,16 i North Pa I. ... SlO 43.174 NAN r thdted Kiska all 44 6 41 I 1 elk Zdataco. Prise Ica bound, Mu. • i ell , DA L ike larks : Credo* sod Os., 4S, Pateraosteorow. 5 1 5 1 DR I Ourmatosa 114 74 100,000 1 West Grand' ...... Id , all North ....... St IS 100,000 1 Woo buboes. MI 4 4 dis 1 20 I are satamsuraiiiZ. . 3 1 61 ma 11 1410000 1 Yuba YNTOUATT'S NEW WORK on the PIG, com- aau . N.* Wow. ...... lsi „b..- I. t• twete• a were, on Deenenle Aalleale. Visa ES. 15 115 INatab DiattliWeit.laas. oar lan * Traaahlabla Isr atiallaaa gad. II • Do. Nem Si' Northers Omen Was Molt Nadi IS So* DeN e / eirms fe. ... 81 8 1 LI % ,North 1/i Mr* Iladi Worn ... IS ANN alloselk WiNJuse. IN Man% Was. lb Motor. IN asettli GeNtal IN MAIM 1111111 m. IN Sims. I au., IN De. LIIN.W.Ovar. It airmilmy sad lierdord m esseNhary s Lliasfar ul I Db. Rolm 11TOUATI*8 NEW WORK on the PIG, own *sting ks Senn of Works oa Dotaastle Aalmals. Yisa Its. eg R "" utter Harvey. ave. Mee Id. cloth. extra. It. "It will be es widely sought after. arid be ma popelar,as the *thee gr., adekrated =elites of w pro."—Mark Lan. V.:prem. gt : Credo* sad Co.. 48, Pateraoeter.row. de ▪ 44 par fpa 33 39 90 91 30 U 60 II 63 SO I If Ms 14 16 I II II 16 f go i T f u+ Uf 4 4 as par ✓ 30 If Is 16 6 7 JOINT STOOK SPOONER ott the SHEEP: its History, Breeds, sad Maws, with Vise Essrarisse after Massy. The latest work ca t e Want. A armed and Cheaper Mhos. 12res. Prise woad sad Lettered. Land= : *wink end Co, 45, rdsrsoster-row. Dula= does tads,. fai:iiivia& - a 111! = i sm ... • N w.O Nabs 11 lin* TerlNlNNlNfflif • ▪ Sesullos rll2 N TasornionDlNtlf UN IN Pam . ▪ iwasolara au i Wasurima rid 14 14145 t INravall . itarairia lei P IN _ _ THE GARDENER'S MANUAL, for the Flower, Fruit, sad MMus Gardeo, Cabouroatorf, sad Orouthotro. ut Edition. bu bound. THE BOTANIST'S MANUAL ad WOODLAND COMPANION. la. Woad. Larks : Crotioek and Co., 4s, hammier-row. LLATER'S IVUT MAN HIS OWN CATTLE i DOCTOV.wipMealymptam. awl Thalamic a( 10 ass WON Swim. Poultry. awl Rabbits. ..:: %hwtwi l„ Jot pabUsited, with Busy ...I . 12mo. Is. cloth. Ii t Ores* =dd.; Lamm and OP.; napkin sad Co. ; H. Wirlawieso ; Illwahoo• mad littomma; lostisisit sad Co.; awl LI:MI& I Da do. Itadadlar . II t 14, Ds.o.lll.ll.lvadra ' it. 10% York sad Mae ii i ft U 2 - T H;11 DAILY NEW 8: Lents Sontag Piper prise IC Onek the DAILY MIS k et the head of the Lt. tint them of Oren Orlesta, ethane. ken ..these la its meter red ell and sad punka! Waren nether Oki*, rani, theethileetteaL ththe mint en vs* ofltedsthallkon—la the eeerney et Its kin Ilecli g t s te ne ninth sad lapardal them* et Its an is n did th e ye therentilesed arstheretel =theseethesil a the Dlthi Ibilrey, ed Identery Artiekr *Own k sisorprog. II ern* s soar *Mei Ina thipplai this en ether paper— " salaa= Mae et Iblifie ft the lad* ilsre by every endied its illy Nage logirt, with km et priers gallikulaspolers a" i i7. Wit to IlmMegoik Wog he _eny paw beides the nosh sislei" and ha. Map misiS, troth la trathre rierriketheelk a n pal* near it sherelgthe let ratan et stews kr the yaw lath to the liSlerios Newsmen by k wilt be w. that dos eithee numnet by men than die pan) hod is in J ean burin * Mier ereipethen lump need. UMI93 LIMED AT RIAD IMITA 19•1912091101000 (994•11 001auleahlLWaiers1/ 101 103 1400= Jumbo' 1.0a181146.). 31 is 149 tatiiindaili4WiAp,C3.l (Den 11•01.3113114) 143 143 9111rierra Dim mama 91 all B NNW =9I Bea IS k DIM& Is TA. 11.0 129.)1 — SO 111911119ibULT4010M. 1 0 110 IA D " 9l. Aim WIG) - s3 IS4 DA door UM) .. 361 371 111 emmairl4ll (Mud telloultirlers, 131 144 30 01119 woo 24 24 1011 Lemeollll4l2m4perOlat. 114:03 11 AlMl3lk)oust• 93 53 lw d illu t= riktink lowed 11.6141.11 21 $ •11 'IONIneW lAA War; 101110031. h alt Dwifted (DM.) 99 111 Owlismillimurall pea em pw i 02 I 911 De D . sou& ID Promios/Myre laa.l 11111.W443.121An.1311401 13 Dino 1 Meru 911109).... 140 Dupes 5e11.5096 (Um., a Own Swam —... 140 143 ,1 two Us. thessabillak l9O 143 =rule Cum:coma uw Pon l7lt alio lllmmo !Law... lns ...... ....-- 1.1"1•• DAILY NUNS lie melisead maletammee at Is die Me= Juje ll irmilial .--. spaa iegramel by a .TM • Peg m* Ikea • a t c an as a the lambs tereelim mem lime Om let It Ma ball mama sada bleb bind lums—se. Mtiabliat, Mil amormehe Oman ebb& is it* illi= at WHOA : mid atm*. 'Nide immel NOM abeibeit wemambel deity arm. set milli Ur limit Maw at ie i& • tlease—abliod by my =2 ..._ •Pil Rs pilleal mom tam einummila Ina Ila ememenial — *Waimea atm Ilaelmallar ar limisma le Ms Mariam ; or at OM mMie, le. Immatiwereas. rintateare. Lerke. 11411lothOlollirduldropitoof , I t• stecusai I ;War Vallok s W al goo 1 Ilsomi to , DIM NM Mao 114 11 1 ' Wats • itansesot Perot so Moat Wasurol. 100 TUE RAILWAY ACCIDENT AT STILAYFAN, ?MAW TIIIISMILT ETIMINO.— The ammo brought sgainst the Irish Great Southent and Western Railway by th e representatives of Mr. *Nally, one of the sufferers is the above lamented &midget, terminated in • verdict for the *With us follows:-1,0001. to th, widow, and 8331. to each of !.h• three children of the BY ELECTRIC • LI V ERPOOL, WRDNZADAY, 10 •.x. Wind S., moderate, and dense fog. Arrived.—Pacific (it.). from New York. Sailed.—City of Niancheeter (et.), for Philadelphia QUEENSTOWN, Dec. 6. fOILILIGN RAILWAYS. I eateero Ara Iberian, I I dle Illerene re aerreme.. I 24 le die IleallerogaMariel. Is re pet • Owns firarem roars I te laredirr IS 14 Wes rd Illerrese .. I 111 4 DO* I WI. 4 t er Da Breara ....... pre Wind N. W., light. Arrived.—Fortune, from Valparaiso; Telegrao, from Odessa; Atkinson, from Honduras; Lochlibe, from CAllao, and sailed for London ; Golden Fleece, from Pernambuco; Stamboul, from Odessa. Bailed.—Emigrant, for Mobile; Nicola, Clyde side, Ontario, Demetrius, and Cosmopolite, for Loa don; Zenobta, for Antwerp; Atholl. for Melbourne ; St. Laurence, for Savannah; Ben 'Nevis, for Panama; West phone, for Antwerp. 5 aw* loam Pairsla * N rl..ed hallball et N o.Thu* *a Gad Giant of Inowa. 10. MI a. WWI. Orwala. 106 all lima= I twos* as. 6 4 IluNaNalloN.lp.M. amain DM Malloy.% 6 a J.% do • Da. (Oral II 6 Da Guariatal 10 1 I Lwa mod 110116.Wasa 10a t war 10 mu a i.areogiiii IS goitre.. el Prow— . SO • I Do. W. I par a *ma tsr I. Si anima dr.) 10 I Planagastrua fray. 9:1 to varta l i por •. 10 • r rad Orman 10 fait. are Mara M *4 vuo lad layabout 110 • P taCar.wadllalowi 1 6 1 1 0 e. 0 41001116 and * an sauna ad Nowa . IS 9 Royal Dsu I 1 lord Swab 10 N aware and Wow . —0 Do. St par Cat. Podar. 10 A . Elam of Maw 90 4 alarm et Mow * to Um" allaarlp ... SI all Witt Paean 10 to Do6l pa 0911.1 • 914 14 IS 6e464ra .4 Ram -10 4 *Wawa* adatillat. 10 11 11 . 1 V 2 3 C l e C w e 22 62 11 l e I par GRAVESEND, WZDNUDAT, 10:22 A.m. CClPTolltl . itN. Wind N., moderale,led floe; tide five hours' ebb. --------, - - Arriawl.—Emile, from Aarhnos ; Le'itia Lawson, from Homburg ; Three Sisters, from Horsens; Anne, from Odense ; Salomonodena, from Blare.- borg ; Johanna. from Memel; Karel Martha, from Bundewall ; Lady Mansell, from Terceira. Bailed.—Pome (et. ) , for Boulogne ; Menai (st 4, for Calais ; Panther (et.), for Ostend. DEAL, WEDMASDAT La A.M. Wind N.W,, moderate, and hazy. Paned.—Nasal, from London, for NotaL Sailed.—The Clarions, for Jamaica. • BANK OT RRITIyB NORTII AMERICA.-At an ea tesordiaaryjeseral netting of the propriston, held yes. torday. at No. 7, Bt. Helea's•oleee, Bishapoiste-strset, Mr. °Wows in the chair, Mr. F. Le Breton was naaaimously sleeted to all the vacancy in the direetios tamed by the di sease of the late Mr. James Dowie. MONEY MARKET. TOESDAT EVIIIING. The English stock market to-day was characte rised by some degree of excitement, owing to the intelligence that a renewed combined attempt is being made by England, France, Prussia, and Aus tria, to bring about an arrangement between Turkey and Russia, coupled with the fact that the Consul account, now in course of settlement, shows a still heavier outstanding speculation for the fall. At one period of the day, a farther rise of 1 per cent. was attained, owing partly to the arrangements connected with the settlement of the accounts of several weak speculators for the fall, who had been previously holding back ; but the advance was not fully main tained to the close. After several fluctuations in the course of the afternoon, however, the market finally closed 3 per cent, better than yesterday. Owing to the increased pressure for stock for the settlement, the " baekwardation" (or increased differential value of money stock as compared with the quotation for the account) was fully 4 per cent.; in some oases 1 per cent. was paid for the temporary loan of stook till next account, and, where the credit of the parties borrowing stock was not good , even more onerous rates were exacted. It is now placed beyond I doubt that the outstanding speculation for lower prices is, on balance, still extensive • and operatowrin this direction have consequently tinkered severely to day. So far, the settlement in Coned' has been un attended by any public instance of embarrassment. The Paris bourse of to-day closed at an advance of about 1 per cent. Console for the 18th January opened 98 to 1, touched 961 to 1, declined after the pressure for th e settling to 96 to 4, thence rallied to 961 to 4, and were quoted at the official close 961 to 1 for money, and 964 to 1 for the opening in January. At four o'clock, the quotation for account was 961 to 1, and after that hour 961 to 1. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 96/, 1, },l, 1, #, #, 1 ; ditto, for the opening, 18th January, 961, a, 4, 96, 961._ 'Three pm. Cent. Re duced, 951,1, 1, I, 1, 4 d-a-Quarter per Cents., 97/, 1, 961, 971. Long Annuities, 1860, 64 ; ditto 30 years, 18.59, 5 1-16. Bank Stock, 218. Exchequer Bills improved ls., losing 4s. to 7s. prem. India Bonds remain quoted par to 3s. prem. The foreign stock market showed much firmness, but was devoid of important fluctuation. Mexican was more active, but closed at about yesterday's rates. Russian Bonds were firmer, but scarcely higher. =Deforred improved 1 per cent. At 4 o'clock Beads were quoted 25 to iex div. Peru vian Three per Cents., 49 to 61. Granada Deferred, 8 to 3 ; ditto, Active, 19 to 21. Sardinian, 88 to 90 ex div. Spanish Deferred, 221 to 1 ; the Certificates, 54 to 51 per cent. Russian Five per Cents., 111 to 113; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 97 to 99. Sales are recorded as folio as :—Bel gian Fonr.and-a-Half per . Cents., 97 (exchange 25f.). Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 984. Chilian Six per Cents., 1014. Dutch Four per Cent. Certifs., 951, I • ditto, Four per Cent. Bonds, 941. Granada Deferred, 8, 84. Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 16th Dec., 251, 1. Peruvian Four-and-a- Half per Cents., for account, 71,701,72 ; ditto, Three per Cents., 50, 4- Portuguese Four per Cents., 421, 42. Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 981, 1, 1. Sardinian Five per Cents., 891, 90 ex div. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 461 ; ditto, New Deferred Three per Cents., 221, 1. Money continues tight in general commercial albs, and the minimum rate for discount of Stat eless paper teems to be 5 per cent. inke inquiry for gold for France : endows, but there is no stook of this metal in the Olin market. The exchange on Paris was rathir firmer this afternoon, bills at three months' date ruling at 25.271, and short paper at 25.05; but bills on most other continental places were in considerable de mand, and prices showed an unfavourable tendency, especially for Hamburg, Holland, and Frankfort. The rates on Vienna and Trieste were also lower, consequent upon the more re-assuring political state ments. The tendency of the St. Petersburg ex change was a shade more in favour of this country. The amount of specie brought in by the America from New York is stated at 433,000 dole., or about 88,6001. The market for silver is flat, and prices at present are merely nominal. There is no probability of the supplies received by the Orinoco being placed except at a reduction, especially for dollars, which, owing to the late demand for China, have been forced up to a price out of proportion to their intrinsic value, as cases red by the price of bar silver. Although, hew ever, the demand for Asia has greatly slackened, there are parties in the market who are anxious to on continental account" at a reduction from the lately current. Seven-eighths of the specie ht in by the Orinoco consists of dollars. Ire parties to whom the management of the Whirs of the Buenos Ayrean Bondholders is en limited, are at length giving signs of life. A meeting, of the bondholders is called for Thursday next, the Bth iost., at the London Tavern. A special general meeting of the Norfolk Railway Company is called for the 19th lust., to consider of a proposed union with the Eastern Counties and Eastern Union Railways. Interest at the rate of 5 per cent per annum for the haltvear ending on the 31st inst., is advertised as payable in January on the shares of the Great Luxembourg Railway Company, amounting to 7..6d. per share. It is stated that this interest will be covered by the surplus building land belonging to the company around the station in Brussels. A half-yearly dividend at the rate of 6 per cent.l per annum, is advertised as payable on the capital of the Bank of British North America on the sth of January. The general meeting of the Lake Constance and Basle Railway Company is called at St. Gall, on the 27th December, when the report and yearly accounts ending the 30th September last will be presented. We have received from Lyons the monthly report for November of Mr. Gamot, the director of the silk auditioning house of that city, from which it ap pears that there were conditioned 2,835 bales, weigh , ing 464,7861b5., against 2,718 bales, weighing 437,7451b5. in the preceding month. The report for St. Etienne (the Coventry of France) includes 486 bales, weighing 74,2161b5. The Australian Agricultural Company's shares to - did not fully maintain yesterday's improvement. • 483 in ' - closing - 43 dewed 'Many, making I. all 1i,6001. damages. Ia the After touching .. ..1 in the m orning , the _ 6 goo. ewe° lobo Igims Wirt llw MUM cimPal th • J° l7 talon was only 43 to 47. Peel River touched 11 pee SW. dennems for injury received in his leg oa the F, evasion of the *snidest. The third ease, of Ellen Per. Prem., and closed to 11 prem. South Australian cell spinet the immapany, was settled out of court. Land and Van Diemen's Land shares were higher, Brame's or RusslA'S NavT.—A letter from and other Australian Land stocks also showed an Portsmouth, of Mooday, says :—" Amain corvette Nan- ' improving tendency. Bank shares were steady. rtes, 22, had all the fore part of her copper stripped off to- i Crystal Palace shares were better, closing 2 to 2k day, and commenced caulking. How she kept afloat is a 1 p 181. re n m. The General Screw Steam Shis shares have been dealt in at 121 pping Com mystery • her old caulking came out in rep with the copper and mto the caulking - De y( pd.), ' tram the seems like rotten paper; irons, they went clean in to the had at the first blow, to !Netherlands Land at 3 ( 41. paid), and Submarine the astonishment of oar caulkers, who imagined they sh ould Telegraph shares at par. Bad their irons inside the vessel. W e w ill v o u ch for it I The present quotations of insurance shares are sub that four times the quantity of oakum will be required °'" joined : Albion, 93; Alliance British and Foreign,26 Atlas, 20; sad above that of our owe ships; and if there vessels now Church of England, 31; City of London, in dockyard are specimens of the pseud condition of the Russian fleet, they will be annihilated at the first broad- 21; Argus Life, 23; British Commercial, 7k, 71 ; aide from either French or English line-of-battle ship." 1 Clerical, Medical, and General, 201; County, 126, STIZET AMUSEMENTS IN PARIS.—A police ordon- . Crown, 201; Eag le, 61; Equity ant Law Life, imam, jam published, withdraws all permissions at present 6 ; English a nd Scotch Law Life, 41 ; Euro aseorded to tumblers, street singers, organ grinders, ike. pean Lite 20t ; Family Endowment, 4 ; General, A sew permission must at mum be applied for, and such ~ authorisation is to be renewed every three months. Them 04 : Gua rdian, 60 ; Globe, 143 ; Imperial Fire, cannot exercise their calling before gin the morn- 375 ; ditto Life, 191; Indemnity Marine, 60; r4-and after 6in the eventh,g, from Oct. Ito April I,_and Law Fire, 4,1. London, 281 ex div.; Legal and altar 9 in the evening during the other months. They General Life, i 6k ; Medi cal, Invalid, and General, are expressly forbidden to have themselves accompanied by' - 1 a ; Minerva, 6; Monarch, 11; National Loan elsildrea under 16 years of ap, sad ia no case can any of __ . i Fun d , e , National Provincial Life, 1 ; , ; ditto, 2 1 these classes undertake to explain dreams or to tell fortunes. —Gedigwans. Fire, 11 ; New Equitable, 11 ex div .; Palladium Guisuow AND SOUTH-WESTERN RAILWAY.— Life, 3 ex div. ; Pelican, 45; Pho e nix, 188; Tule Ow the week ending Dec. 3, 1853.4,57 W. 10e. Od. Professional Life, k k R ife, 65 ; Union, 220 ; Universalck Life, 81; Royal Oseregissiditix week, 1862, 3,9254 181. 2d. Iserease ia Exchange, 240; Sun L WM. 63.1 its itia. Life, 451. Of canal shares the latest Stock E ha ta SHREWSBURY: AND BIRMINGHAM RAILWAY. EC nge quo - Teeing reseipts for; week ended Nov. 27, 1863, 7281. 35. 6d. . Ciumptoling period lest year, 7261. Os. M. bons are subjoined ;—Askton and Oldham, 168; No. ft. Ham. Pd. Youtorday Co. Amine . —34 .... 40 NUL Disk& Una la atk Amain. of M i lle k lay al lia: 6 " "dY dim .......... EA littat H. e a r bia ft, 6 0011 r 0 and lO 1 t 01 60.000 50 Loran J 0 10.00 u 100 Load= lad 10 _ I , = = ~ - _ NO New Swab Walla Bank Corporallso all U 10 26 L tir Mr Ualsar mi amiNs all 23 n Do. Nau _Ait units VW:4a: : ...... — mow •. a • limas all 111BOULLANIOU6 Gaga' 1 prim Drtai Pe. 111. 3130100003 141.1tuladay to. - - 11. 26 Arlaillas 41.risokarol .. 44 U MOO Molinari. Peas Msg. . - -ea al 40. lugs ismilleg Aria lb/ ... - - J 6, 11.0 Midas Waterworks.- ... - - . . 10 1 11r11* . U 70 40.000 6111/61.1= 28 1=.156. 1 - .... 10.000 303 10(1,000 /Vfalace 6 li le gis 4 60 6' Now 110, , . 41Orydel Pii.lnee oR name - 1 - - 0. 1.1 ilmorm lima .- . .... 3 -.- MOM , ............ 1 ~ 17 to 12. 36 Da. . .... .. - . 16 13 14 10. Gum' 11714; 11 14 - - Ow. U - so -:„ 1U . 1 31 - aa r - 10 3 . ?""" 4 14 04 Ws liiii Os - - 113. 1 116/16 61 1110 .11.6 ,Augnillta all 1i Om Mu g ' t i all rll 6‘ 6 la Um. WI P°2 IS Da . .... - SO 1 1 / 4 01mals ec - - 10a* Rosal NO 0 - - 1 niiiiiii all If_ll pa 12. 0 Lead_ -..36i 37 JO 3a 9 1/. 0 . 1 Salordos Seely all / die Ipm 10.000 100 Vas Dinar'. !11 Pas IJ .. 131 TI4 le i 17 pa .4% 43_ Li . 134 1 4 444 to ;:st i r at I CSs ta Is $ scao pm ea / 10 4 I 7il Os Si S i r Os - 4 - Kr. II 44 66 OS Si 4 4011 lin Se uU Sim Dobai 6:e• today. Brecknock and Abergavenny, 821; Birmingham (guaranteed s pa . amt. by the London and North Western Railway), 971; Derby, 63 ; Coventry, 200; Grand Junction, 684 ; Grand Surrey, 50; Grand Union, 121; Kennet and Avon, 61; Leeds and Liverpool, 554; Leicester, 67; Leicester and North ampton, 44! ; Loughborough, 550 ; Macclesfield, 56; Oxford, 110 ; Peak Forest, 97 ; Regent's, 17 ; Rochdale, 66; Stafford and Worcester, 410; Stour bridge, 290; Severn and Wye Canal and Railway, 24; Warwick and Birmingham, 25; Warwick and Napton, 19; Worcester and Birmingham, 301; Wilts and Berks, 7. Prices of Gas and Coke Companies' shares range as follows:—British Provincial, 221; Brighton, 15; City of London, 1321; Continental (Third Capital), 671; Equitable, 26 ex div. ; Great Central, 121; Im perial, 851; Independent, 46; London Parliamentary Preference, 25 ; Phcenix, 271, 28 ; Ratcliff, 70; United General, 21 ; Westminster Chartered, 381; ditto New (10!. paid), 73. Waterworks stockiare thus marked :—Berlin, 1,1; East London, 130; SUuthwark and Vauxhall, 891,;; West Middlesex, 111, 1; Grand Junction, 72f. Shares in bridge associations command the follow ing prices . —Hungerford,l2 ; Waterloo,sl; Vauxhall, 22. Annexed are the latest reports from continental tomes, ea received by Mr. Renter's express : Alesterdam, Monday, closing prices: —Dutch Four per Cents., 92 9-16; ditto Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 61 5-16. Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 21: ; the Coupons, 5 7.16; the Old Three per Cents., foreign, 45. AIWA= Five per Cent. Metallics, 76 3-16. Portuguese New, 36t. Mexican New, 23 1 ex div. Granada Deferred, 84; ditto Active, 20. Though unmarked by any movement of importance, this bourse shows an improving tendency. Paris—closing prices of this day : Four-and-a-Hair per Cent. Bente., 101; ditto Three per Cents., 75.25. Bank Shares, 2,890. Compared with the closing rates of yester day, the Four-and-a-Half per Cents. show an ad vance of # per cent., and the Three per Cents. of 40c. Vienna, Monday: Five per Cent. Metallics, 93 1-16. Exchange on London, 11.19. Bank shares, 1,352. These prices indicate a little flatness. LONDON COURSE OF EXCHANOE.-Dsc. 6. Mae. Priem as negotiated this day. Bills and K. Money. Unshed= per t Short 113. 14 et..... 111. leen.. Ditto Rotterdam Amway Braes* 61110011 sad Alton ,, „ 13mea. &pick:.... 13enea. 51et 3 St. Petanbaric per ruble B7l pence ... 871 nce Paris per d Sh o rt 23h. Oe. ... 2sfr pe . 05e. Ditto „ illlonths23fr. 23e. ... 251 t. 271 n, lianceillan „ SM. 254. ... 13tr. 30.. Srankfort.cs.the.llaine pia! /10 „ 11813.kr. ... 1193. kr Vienna (effeetive) pert „ 113. 300. ... II& 33kr. Meats lliatreP pee Akar : soil penes ... 60 pence OWL - „ „ „ Up paw ... 301 peace 155eak5a.......«.... ........ . 7. 30 peso ... 49a pesos Ma. - - „ ~ 301 pest* ... 30 pesos 301pesee ... 301 perm 9 1 4allar „ „ 30 peer ... 49/ penes 361 r. *' bighorn Gera :=. per dart „ 421 poses ... 421 puns per oases ~ 127 posse ... 1141 pew Messina Llama. For =Wei „ 9o days date 33 pr. .. 12j Roos 0,311.3.- • „ 331 pm* ... 23 Deur Maw That -. 61;1111728111711 Isom ••• 471 Pose• THIS DAY.—Two o ' CLocK. The English stock market showed increased firm ness during the greater part of the morning; but, on statements that no combined course of action has been decided on by the Four Powers, a reaction took place, and the market is now weaker in character, at prices a shade lower than they closed yesterday. Consols touched 96; for money, and 961 for account, cad are now quoted 961 to 3 for cash, and 96,1 to for January. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 94 to I; the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 97 to I ; Bank Stock, 219; Exchequer Bills, 4s. to 7s. wem.; India Bonds, par to 4s. prem. Foreign stocks are quiet, and steady in price. Mexican is a shade weaker, at 23 to 1. Porturese Four per Cents. have been dealt in at 42 ; Sardinian, 90 ex. div. ; Spanish Old Three per Cents., 461 to 4; Venezuela Three-and-a-Half per Cents., 32; Dutch Four per Cents., 934 ; Granada Active, 21; ditto Deferred, 8; Equador, 51. -0--- TUESDAY RVIINING. Business in British mining stocks to-day has been inactive. We hear of no especial demand, and prices show little change. The only sales reported are : Wheal Trelawney, at 40, 41 ; Trefusia, 201; Gram. bier and St. Aubyn, 224, 231 ; Wheal Uny, 81, 91; Tavey Consols, 21, # ; Cwm Darren, 125., 13s. ; Alton, 4t, 6. The transactions in gold mining shares were rather more numerous, but this department is still much neglected. Prices were rather firmer, in sympathy with the general upward tendency of the Stock Ex change. The Colonial Gold Company's shares were chiefly in favour. At four o'clock Colonial Gold were quoted to t prem. ; Great Nugget, 3-16 to 5-16 prem. ; Port Phillip, 7-16 to 5-16 dis. ; British Australian Gold, 1 to die ; Nouveau Monde,: to l premium ; Ague Fria, t to i prem. United Mexican shares experienced a further ad vance of 10e. per share on the more favourable ad vices published in the Daily News of this morning. Imperial Brazilian, National Brazilian, and Linares shares were also better. The shares of the Claren don Mining Company of Jamaica are officially marked prem. Metcalfe Copper closed scarcely so good as yesterday, at to 11 prem. Thenominal closing prices of new undertakings are as follows :—Mizen Head, Ito dia.; Lewis Hill Range, to t die ; Clarendon (of Jamaica), }to pm.; Britannia Gold, to t per sh.; L'Aigle d'Or, to„ die.; Mount Carbon Coal, I to 1 die; Kenmore, par to 1 prem.; Lake Superior Copper, k dia. to par ; Connemara, # dia. to par ; to 1 die ; Australian Mutual, t to I die.; Golden Mountain, #to die ; Poltimore, kto k prem.; Great Crinnis, per to } pm.; Garnett and Moseley, Ito 11 pm. ; Sue River (of Jamaica), din. to prem. ; Metcalfe (of Jamaica), j to 14 prem.; Adelaide Land and Gold, 11 to 04 dis. ; Australasian Coal, to 1 dia.; Lipson (of Jamaica), } to 1 die. ; Port Royal (of Jamaica), t to 1 prem.; British and Colonial Smelting and Reduction, die to par ; Australian Consols, Ito 1 dis.; Albion Gold, to 4 dile.; Lackamor Copper, 1-16 to 9-16 die ; Obernhof, 1 to 1 pm.; Glad- Inch Zinc, par to prem.; San Fernando Silver Lead, par to 1 prem. ; London and Virginia Gold, 1 die. to 1 prem. ; Peninsular Mining, 11 to 11 pram.; Great Hewes United Tin, 1 die.to par ; Cologne Led, to die.; Monarch Gold, „to die. ; Jamaica Copper, to 1 prem.; New South Wales Gold, I to dia.; Chartered Australian Land and Mining, ito die. ; New Linares, k die to par; South Devon Consols, toll prem.; Knockatrellane Copper, t to 1 die ; lihurode Copper, die. to i t prem.; Fortuna Mining, to pram.; Melbourne Gold, 1 to t dis. ; Lady Grenville Tin and Copper, 1 to 1 per share. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLoci. There has been no business of much importance in the gold mining shares to-day, and prices are not much changed. Agna Fria are quoted to I prem.; Colonial Gold, 9-16 to 11.16 prem.; Nouveau Monde, to prem ; and Great Nugget, 3.16 to 5-16 prem. Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 46 to 47, after being sold at 431; Peel River, 1, to 11 prem.; North British Australasian, 1 to 1, prem.; and Scottish Australian Investment, 1 9.16 to 1 11-16 prem. Santiago shares have been dealt in at 51, to 1; and United Mexican at 4Z to TUE LOAS OF LIFE AT LIVERPOOL.—In the account of the accident at Liverpool on Monday, the name of Mr. J. H. Hind was announced as one of the killed. The unfortunate deceased is Mr. Richard Hind, brother and partner of Mr. J. H. iliad,ll, King-street, Liverpool. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. - 4. - MARK-LANE.-THIS DAY. The arrivals of wheat and flour this week have been trifling in the extreme, and the attendance of buyers in Mark-lane this morning was small, and a limited amount of business was transacted at the decline noted on Monday last. Barley hung on hand, although freely offered at the re• duced rates of last market day. Oats sold slowly at former prices, and beans and peas underwent no change. ANNUAL/ INTO LONDON ?ROM DEC. sth to DEC. 7th. -- letifeb: — 64;;;tele. —- 1 - r1;a: Meese 750 I Barley 3 10 0 1190 I 700 Oats 4 Malt ..... 1444 Flour. —masks aad barrels. iorinen. 770 2390 2080 MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY. SUOA6.—The market continues dull, but we donot alter g e I quotations. 1,000 bags and eases white Maceio were offered in public sale, and part sold at 33s 6d. to 38s. 6d. 1,000 bags Manilla bought in at 31s. ; 1,000 boxes Pallow Ravannah bought in at 34 5 . 6d. t 39.. ; 00 hbds. orto Rico sold at 335. 6d. to 38s. 6d. The refined market steady at y day's prices. 600 puacheons of Barbados and Antigua molasses sold (yesterday afternoon) at 18s. Cornin.—The public sales of p:antation Ceylon are going off steadily at full prices . DlA.—Medium Coogou from Is. Oil. to Is. Bd. has sold freely to-day ; common Coogou, Is. nd. buyers, but no sellers at that price. Rms.—The market is dull and quoted 3d. to 6d. lower ; the public sale of 2,000 bags and 1,400 pockets bought in at 14s. to 16e. SPICES.-700 bags Malabar offered and bought in 41& to ad. Pimento and nutmegs sold at previous sates. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. • The market is quiet, with little doing. Town tallow is quoted 555. 6d. nett cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 561. ; Dec., 655. 6d. ; January to March, 550. 6d. to 9d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET. -THIS DAY. _ _ - Messrs. Patthuden and Smith report that, as usual at this season of the year, there is but little doing in hops ; prices are nominally the same, as for seine time past. COAL MARKEL-THIS DAY. W►lls End lietton, 30s. ; Walls End Tees, 30L—Ships at !epithet, 42.—A large fleet near at hand, and expected THE POOR LAIV IN MARYLERONE-CENSURE ON THE AUTHORITIES. -•- Yesterday Mr. Walley and Mr. G. S. Brent, hie deputy, concluded an important inquiry which they had commenced on the 26th ult., respecting the death of an in fant child named James Walsh, the son of Garrett and Mary Walsh, two occasional paupers of the parish of Mary lebone, who had died in the mother's arms whilst passing by St. Giles's Church on Tuesday afternoon, the 22nd ult. It may not be generally known that the Marylebone local act seder which the parochial authorities are constituted— nenstly, the 25th Geo. 111., empowers the directors of the peer, who are altogether 30 in number, to constitute them selves into weekly boards, which consist of five members each, and are known in the parish as the " rata board." The 125th section of the above act provides that, unless each rota board shall consist of five members, whatever they may do shall be wall, void, and illegal. It appears, however, that for a long period the weekly rota board has again sub divided itself into two portions, one sitting in one room and another portion in another room, in order to dispose more quickly of the !mines' brought before them. Mr. Poland, of Oxford-street, and Mr. Russell, of the Grove-end-road, St. John's-wood, formed that section of the rota board be fore whom Walsh and his wife appeared on an occasion which will be seen in the subsequent details. Mr. Poland and Mr. Russell, with other parties con nected with the parish, were in attendance at several stages of the proceedings to offer such explanations as they might deem necessary to a proper understanding of the case. Mary Walsh, the mother of the deceased child, whose appearance suggested the belief of complete imbecility, stated that she and her husband lodged at Holmes's lodging house, 2, Gee's-court, Oaford-street. The deceased child; when it died, was wrapped up in an old cotton bedgown and some flannel, but all very old. As soon as she found that something was wrong shit ran into a neighbouring sur geon's, where she was told that it was dead, and she then hastened to Mr. Joseph, the surgeon, of Great Marylebone street, who confirmed that fact. She afterwards took the body to the workhouse, and left it there. It was very convulsed, and she thought that if she could have got taken into the workhouse it would not have beta/ taken ill, because she would have been warm and comforta ble with it. When she was confined, en the 22nd of Sept., Mrs. Collins, the parish midwife, attended her, and the doctor also saw her and gave her some strengthening medi cine, as she was very weak. Her husband did a little work when he could get it, and she sold fruit in the streets, but lately had had no money to go to market with. After she was confined she had some tee, sugar, soap, and candles, from the workhouse, but it was stepped. The day after the child died she asked Mr. Messer, the relieving officer, for some relief, but got none. Her husband went for relief at times, and got la 6d a week, 21bs. of mutton, and two loaves of bread from the workhouse, for two mon ths, in all. Before the child died she had asked Mr. Messer, in the street, to take her into the house, but he refused, and told her husband to go and work for the child. Garrett Walsh, after stating what outdoor relief he bad bad curing his wife's confinement, said he went before the rota board on the Ist of November, and asked to be taken into the house, but they gave him the allowance again. On the Ist of November he went before the board again, and repeated his story. Mr. Messer spoke to Mr. Poland ; and after the board had consulted, he was told he should have the allowance for a month longer. On Saturday even. ing he met Mr. Messer coming out of the Pitt's Head public-house, at the corner of Northumberland -street, along with Mr. Kirby, one of the outdoor inspectors, and his wife asked to be taken in. Kirby also asked; but Mr. Messer said, " No, let him go and work for them." Kirby again asked Mr. Messer, when entering the workhouse gates, to take them in, but the latter replied, " No," very loudly. After that be waited and saw Mr. Meuer, and told him that his wife and child had nothing to eat, and no place to go to, but were standing over the way, when Mr. Messer went into his office, and took no heed of them. Witness then went down to the police court, and the magistrate (Mr. Long) sent a constable up with them to the workhouse, where they saw Mr. Tice, Mr. Messer's clerk, but they were told that he bad no power to help them, as they had already seen Mr. Messer, and been before the rota board the day before. That was after 5 o'clock, and they stopped at the workhouse gate till 10, bat got nothing. They were in hopes that as Green, the porters knew they were there, • small loaf or something would have been sent out to keep them alive. After that they went to walk the streets until 3 in the morning, when a young man gave his wife "laxness for the child, and they got some bread and coffee at 6 o'clock. At 8 o'clock on the Sunday morning they came again to the workhouse, and waited until one, but got nothing. They then went te Mrs. Holmes's lodging, and she gave them credit until they got their la. 6d. on the Monday. On the Monday they got the allowance, but the lodging took all the money, and the bread and meat was all eaten by the Tuesday morning. At this time the child was very much convulsed, and the mother's breasts were quite dry. It was very cold at the time. By the Coroner—He met with no accident but the acci dent of starvation. He was tormerly a marble polisher, but lost the partial nee of his right arm about 14 years ago through working so much in cold water. They were both in the workhouse from the 24th January to April 20th, when he discharged himself, getting hat a crown, in order to do.a one.handed job at Ils. per week, which was to last six months. He was never punished or taken before the mogistrates for misconduct of any kind in the workhouse. He had had nothing to eat from the Friday night except some bread until the Monday morning. In subsequent cross-examination, the witness admitted getting some mutton, but no bread, on the Friday night, which he gave to his mother-in-law. The mother-ht-law was examined, and denied this. The witness then admitted that he sidd it to another party for half a quartern loaf and 4c1., but didn't like to teU of it. A great deal of other evidence was taken, but at length the jury, after half an hour's consultation, returned the following verdict :—" That James Welsh died on the 22nd day of November from congestion and inflammation, caused by cold and exposure to the night air, and the jury are unanimously of opinion that great culpability attaches to Mr. Poland and Mr. Russell, the directors of the poor, and to Mr. Messer, the assistant overseer, fur not admitting the child and its parents into the workhouse when application had been made by their expressing that they were utterly destitute." The proceedings then terminated. A WHIPPING RECORDER.—Mr. Samuel 'Warren, Recorder of Hull. loves to season bis sentences with plenty of whipcord. This propensity of Ssainel's has been signifi cantly rebuked by Lord Palmenton, who has remitted whippings and shortened terms of imprisonment. We Un derstand that the judicial poet of The Lily and the Bss will—in seltjustification—forthw 4 ‘h produce another poem, to be called The Cat and her Tarp.—Psinch.