The Express. — London, England, 1852-12-23 00:00:00

( . .A (vbt Itt;prt“l mu LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 23, 1862. [THREEPENCE. 'KNISH'S°. ca►r !mum - - • NM poet Landlord and received, Mr. pamphlet just pub ' mottoes, sad pars - ' for hint is Pa wa. taken from acknowleftsent." I most, - of justice to allow se, - 'ee that charts the have been la te piquant by • private elf . If it was, copy having obnoxious to return for book was intended to Isa• privacy to f state that, circulation, from a book nasal fora it somewhat with the ex- toe pamphlet chiefly intended for publication, wn of a bill then under •, therefore, an ft - instance, the Ace. I must in war discualed Aook, which was pamphlet, which acts—a regular other propo foundation great inaora , ray object 'authors, but of the mea which they other &litho- publicly chalks. Mu tia• plagiarisms of " par cossitid per Ms body end Ake to MK se 1 4 •1 4- charge m etrlke my peamelet 1 w con of free the leaven seeemorily the flaw* A dr :anal that the —the fell sod sew Apia eharestutstag sppliaatiee the ether. veep Kr. Napier's ematesee by sea bow greatly themselves, r have little leng owe th, hew would prove he too, p • little lb it will 'sl at ay, il devoted kippe dew ••41 IMO I les eh= re who se alas arid a OM *IN el l a lellllllll7ll i len ln!! \ geverimiat sialisa apes the prodierscors. wf it woo at bills, which reel reform My Whist Wilms issuer wankel" the saired ill M tb• foreshadowed HOUSES. asport.) 1630 9 3 staled. L 902 4 0 iISO 0 0 £1,190 0 0 C 606 13 4 £64 0 0 -- is Norwich £793 3 7 :1,160 0 0 ten 0 0 gives. f 796 0 0 MO 00 Gin, Corpus Dosus. Dsc. 22. Is 7, /7: CO °ll , 1 I 0 . . N o . 1,977. J ..... • - - - - • - . ca....A. -.: t ~ ~ • .., , . 1 - 1 ,1 4 111 " ..1 " . .. -- ,-.. t i , _l n al kSCORTANT to FAMILIES FUHNI eta mete e'.. i. ay with ec mime. —JAMES arm e,triti.v. It Poltetir.9 matte/GAMY AIM gliart ',dime, ta'iluet, caret. to tune.glass, tad g.....! . me-- OW itatioN IbieSK, 11 and TA, Qom 4ti.:llrallaig. latimatas sins, ad • lima peas lee .. • IRISH TENANT RIGHT. MR. TIGHE HAMILTON AND )IR. NA TO Till EDITOR tiV Till DAILY MIMI ,—le the debate upon the Irish Lan t Bills, as reported oat the 4th, just Tent la is reported to have said. that a pamphlet d by me. was taken " sentence by menace, PO 61 paragraph" from a book published 14 N I ; that' whole passages sod pages were t *.e ...tter, without a word of acknowledgment.' t t r,tore, appeal to your WOW of justice to *rag': the same public chianti, to give that .• - alined catradiction. it seems to ha . u_ips Wald by Mr. Napier to maks the charge more &a neuark that Its book had been printed for 1 ....etia", era! that a copy had b, to sent to me. dratko4 mar reached its d..stioation—my o ten anneal. a/babied. I am, therefore, not sib *.e animation that I made on ungracious irtaous present. The remark, toe, that the noted tor private circulation Kew, also intent yet tome that I had availed myself of its priest my sun pitll ). But Mr. Napier bigot to 1 ith:igt , it may have been printed for private e A es. inevittieltsa published, as is evident ft ellais name being upon the title page, in the a it pso.u.tion. Ibe charge must also appear ~,,,,,,ao.us to any one who has noticed that, vs cepb.n of a few preliminary remarks, the pentpl moist. of an original letter never intended for p a ntanag commentary upon as clauses of • bill tu its: of ellicial coutileoce. It was not, there( town for recording authorship. Take, fur in ylopositioa as to the contemplated form of lease. tint MN have said that that subject war lia Mows. Ferguson and Vance's book, , pree.ded by Mr. Longiield's able pamphl WS pre:rasa by Lord Lincoln's acts.— I awe that Jack built. So with almost scary of Mies—sone of them resting on such a modern vs hook of Dia. hut the fact is, that each Et tem n refereed atones to its original source, beim, sot to discuss the comparative merits of at to aunt to those upon whom the responsibility of rare *fluid devolve, the ultimate grounds on a cr,Littst, whether acts of parliament, bills, or 01 tstie. But however this may be, I sow publicly chit Napier to produce any instance of the plagiarism ages or pipes ; ' ur to point out one single em pokuon made in my pamphlet also made in his midi is not at once attributable to a mom rem than he Lacers. If he does, I will undertake i Li proof., whether sentences, paragraphs, pages, i.ooos, Monahan: position. ihedisingekesousness 01 this butler charge soy one who observe* that at the outlast of my 1 ah.. lanced all originality, eseept as to a new Mel emir:tibia pe.ociplis and views, collected from It, ibis enumerated. Two machines are not &ea MU because they each costal& similar whet Ind been. in like meaner, it is chiefly in the tuabinations and applications of similar mew nal dittsrents of the two schemes lige—the (a aunt sppheation of established psiaciplas she the or, their defective and unequal applicatart 1 therefore shall rejoice if the public accept /I "mimeos to compare the two schemes, sent. use,, became it would thus at oars be seen h they darer. I bare not yet received the bilk I tat I have being enough to sandy ma that dry is 001111020. t; pod this torts, bememen. 1 wit • et must, se I hope some to diem, all Senn lii widely they diverge, and how different they Well ippbcatioa and in results. I shall then, Mete farther into matters of pedigree. Hare IMO mat it punlis me to omprebend how it be muly one-half of Mr. Napes • book is doyen Snug the principle wM be has now adopted!! el me of his bills—that ewe wbbia he admits is of the nod November "might he a little time b la erselesiou, it would soma as if his charge was ia retaliation fur some espy red charge of as tra. Of this, however, I am gentlest- It is Mime @whom was known of We bills, I had an Zitle several friends dad I shield set be 5 eshemes were telenidsmt, becalms I ing Ns. dopier would have peedesed a redly meni and I haw that no aressee amid be ese bbledees elle piled* el the ere upon I aim bed Aimed thee tbe mime s mi as objectioa le said* he a whuli simile bah head in the '. Speed Wee" et their pi Det lurk se sharp 401111011141011. The Wa a um assassai by sae Mai - ammo gives ef idie I hiss saw weed peeve Mein se messeeeee et I —bed he landlords see still me be tonseft *wan wee, that eetwitkateadtai 11* midi rebel with allusions to no his elm ewe olisedsti owde used wen lam appilieble Me Mind Om !Lunettes—when pewee lie I ow giddy Ile o the decree, "Use, ibis, mil bt theen ye" Year dalldialt WILUAIII MIg ri3 HAIL N.., , Dec. 13. 1532. CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY. EMQ I.!' MEN TS OF THE HEADS OF 11 , ‘alsastsst truss air elembraps ThelversitY EMI BT. Pam's. Mastenhip £43o 9 3 Rectory of (antes at- tached thereto 2OO 0 0 DEO N B. Besides other property value not stn Pamenowe. Ile tanlip T•IIIITY HALL. Maitenhip Into's. Ma•tership Qv wee. Ma‘tenhip ST. KATHARINE'S HALL. Mutenhip N h. Besides other profits iachastlag stall is Ciledral, value not stated. CRAM'S. Mastership Sr. Joan's. Mote nil 4, M•ODAL11112. Mastership Besides other emolumente, value not 'iv TRINITY. Mastership £1,518 Other allowances 1,200 --- £2,718 EXIII•1111:1L. Mae. tihip ST DINIT RUSIIIIII. Mastership £796 Dowmtwo. Mastenhip Besides be. • day for commons. N. , information received Awn Clare-hall, Cai I I.r,ti, and heel. ... . NEW WORKS AT DURUM/L.—The Ail rna lone. Of loinkirk, gives a mem' of news which i Mend.l be reeommended Olthe special attention o Fort Lord of the Admiralty, whomsoever he sn nate, that the French government has great v team to that port ; and net only is the cone nailed in 1341 by the municipal commit with the enlargement of that harbour to be granted, l ittahlishment. of the marine, without exception .ancand to such an extant that they will for. tittemive docks existing in the north-west coast I The journal adds .—. But this is not all. Accord plan it is intended to place the railway station is of the Masi.. __ a ••••------. • • IRELAND A correspondence has passed between the relatives of the men slain at Six-mile-bridge and the govern ment, which, however, has only appeared et a time when it can p eewee compa ratively little interest, the law officers of the crown to which it has refer ence being no longer in the enjoyment of the manse functions. The relatives of tho deceased memo rialised the Lord Lieutenant to have the prosecution of the soldiers of the 31st Regiment taken out of the hands of the crown, and that permission be granted to themselves to employ counsel to miry on the pro ceediop. After a statement of the facts, they thus conclude : That your petitioners conceive that the conduct of the Irish government, through the Attorney and Solicitor. tieneral, was unconstitutional, unprecedented, end strongly prejudiced ; and petitioners apprehend that, after the open and undisguised declarations of the Attorney and Solici tor•GenerA, the proems! log of the said soldiers and magisuate will not, and cannot, be expected to be fairly conducted; and may be defeated by the entry of a molls ;vermeil, or some other private proceeding. laXon• elusion, your pstititionen beg to submit that they have been informed, and do believe, that Christopher Delmege, of Cutlepark, Esquire, the father of the magistrate alluded to, d.d, a short time since, publicly and exultingly, in the streets of Limerick, address the Boron, r, Mr. Canny, and boast " that he would soon have satisfaction of tie perjurers of Sixnailiebridge, fur be bed been in dence with the government, ailbad been ill support." Podding'''. timeline, salmi' Mile di these eireunistanees, it would be esibie, unwise, ONO ussasidddey. to permit the 1 211:2 111 Ireland to have the condeet or the Lion of the said soldiers rad nagiessits is petitioners gobs mit that, however high dedeposidem ina eitimpredo able their characters, sad to allow** trulyjust sad highly eonsti B =ledgpasa wili ttfthe Queen% Bondi to have its dee weight, wad his the guide of theit future mum of soden, year potidemers do believe than they emu* divert themegives of their preconceived eptagme eed prejudices' epee the subjcet—opiaions se =I, sad ermildeatly egpeemed, end so vigo;= es to preclude the pereibility of your het being induced to now pies, say reliance on their ed. WOW of a Wally opposite amuse of proeeeding. Ped iments are ready, if permitted, to prove the truth of the adimedd stedmeeats, and pray that they may be permitted ememimete weasel and atteessy, to be assigned to that by yew Iseellesey, and that the conduct of the aforesaid stat tie said soldiers end magistrate mug tiered frees under tt e control of the law. officers d lbe goverantrent of Ireland, and committed to such counillil EMI sit rney. The memorial has been acknowledged in the rd . lowing official note : Dublin Castle, December 10, 1532. Sir,-1 am directed by the Lord Lieutenant to acknow ledge the receipt of your letter of the 4th inst., transmittleg a memorial from the relatives of the unfortunate persons shot at Sisnaile.litidge, in the county C 1.,., and I am to in form you that though his Excellency observes with lads belies the tomipsrate tone of your letter, he regrets that he IMO NOW in a totally different view the memeelal that adompuini IL la it the memorialists have thought p pe ee e p pa err Ishdp Ed sok in innuendoes hat Open wlmy km add of the erowe—ratinesa of when Masve,da probity no Impartial perm can eater lallembt. His Excellency things it incumbent on ids Si so& and ityeehete an application made on sans one Ma& demi% mowl with such an objeet mutat of imbeds, ungamdbodemeny, to suspend the Attorney sad lisiF ober-Genera him ati performs's, at their sapseativ• duties. I am, sir, your obedient Dentist, ;signed) Joan Wray. D. 4, Wilson, 1.P., Belvosr, Sire- s = The eighteenth report of the ere of National Education to Ireland has just been Wised The following passages referring to the operatic.. of the system among different religions denomina tions wind up the report, and are particularly in teresting : In concluding our report for 1931, we feel it incumbent upon us to recommend to your Easellenev's careful perusal the tabular returns contained in it, whiCh state the religi ous denomination, of the managers of the National Schools - - - ifthe pane attendimg thaa.o the y tonehere wader whoa rps they ars plead, of the gliaants who abased grants to new semis in 1111, end Mr ether parties who applied for similar aid from the la of January, 1832, to the Ist of last November. We regard the facts em bodied a theft tables as of the greatest importanesompe- Sally a the possum of the education nosedive. We have swam el the returns referred to, iron whisk it that the magas of the National &boob awe don us third are protestants ; of the sehoole more tam ene berth an under pro testant measgemient ; of the &M an ma the rolls, on the 31st of Marsh, 1861, nearly awe sem& pert were protes tant', of the mashers trained is mantra establishment, one 11th ; wed if appl:cants for saints to new schools, during 1861, one *era' were prehotosts. We beg to so ftie yews excellency that we have so other object in bring ing seder your notice these statesantaisa to prove that the bemelles derived ban the epees nedesal eduction has see hese osallasit •Ineet lath* se she Soma sadist's pepoisties_ tee hes bees kassmady w e pt videos putileallswe, 10 that it hes ban ho die as • bole papal* of the postestost eloeassity. sweaty yule hove eloped since the Istiodoedow of the system of weld eml edema* into bawl Mar a careful review of its *spook NA of the babbles which it has had to eseseater_ w am ouniased that it has takes • deep rest la the olibeliess Oder pup* end that so other pplan he Ile lieliwolos if the peer amid hue bees dev se , I. the peadhw eissomloweee of We seweby, which weeild hue soodurreif sash Iseedemble Newby on the gnat sibolty of the pepobilieb Huey peado s year strengthens owe oenvialea thee the Maimed sod aural elevation of the bombs& lama is being will be ellsboall looted by a Inn aditeroace a the faadeasatal peie ie n of the system, aid hhenl pule bre pselbsust emu* its pawme the presses ISK sve have had se bunt th e of two of ear bes peer. t Woad bingos& The owewsalwhhitispllwnq,whs NM ea Ifeinary 11. The ober was Dr.Townewsk Leed Indeeps2=gra death sea pine a die Mb of Money, se IN ad iaalwasat of 16 6 = ble all seurley, was coo of caremsbase. and our nears hos iesei greedy owing hle sebum yowease SEM( na. aid to the peat used by go nosh= hb thee* is lie great berb oepodesee. Iwlserky. He woe sh. bowl that our spews was ewe of die greats* sow oratened as Me people of Ireland ; end one Mt web wit& posaded be close of hi lib was to rim, M the ape of SI yule.* a saes of ear board. Dr. Teeibrod. INetrap of Nereste, taw* hatasseeady ap pellees& • semodesiour, had km be.. sae of our a66eet awl wee seek.. supporter,. He Ms boss withdrawn frees as In the prised life, and at a NM mks his attach ment as sew sew valid have bees mem than ever service- The dinatisibsdan Mt at the We appointment of Mr. Joe Leafg, dor aitss-toty easahositsr, to a pre sidency in the raet-olliss is beams more general aid a. deadly expremed. and it having now be ano know that the pratfalls also many as thirty. deer meritorious and bsol-working men has been =d ai ly . that shameful job, the feeling of die m not likely to Ise diminished. As it is stated that the appoinunset bad not been ratified at &s ties, it was first anawanind ben. then is some bogs that it may yet be sansellsi Balm souse, carounistaness tarn up, the prossendea against Mr. Wallace, tithe inglo-Celt. oomowness la the Queen's Bench this morning. AU the preparations are competed, and Mr. Napier will be at has post to conduct the case. It is said, how ever, that government are so heartily sorry to have got Involved in the matter, that their law officers would be glad to have the execuse of any apology from the defendant to put an end to the the pro ceedings. The following appears this morning in Saunders 's News Letter, under the head of " Government redactions:" 00 6 1 We understanCtiat the result of an offieial inquiry, re cently held at the Castle by direction of the Chancellor of the Exchequer, hae just been wide known to the parties interested. A consolidation of departments in the Privy Collll4il and Chief Secretary's office is to take place, and from twelve to sixteens clerks are to retire, as their services will no longer be necessary, owing to the suggested changes. Among the sfficen to retire are mentionei F. Baronet, Bsq , W. E. Ilandeock, Esq., George Chomley, dte., Ac. (vernal de Cons ', it is proper . of our new maybe. It :at views with concession de h respect to _, but all the DANGERS OP FIZZ-ARM IN FRANCE.—Tho Tri exception, are to be banal of Conreetioaal I'olice some time ago condemned a t will form the moat man named Dellanger, employed in a mercantile Patabli.h. red coast of France. meat, to two years' imprisonment, 100 f. fine, and five years' . According to the surveillance of the police, fur having had illegal possession station in the park of e National Omani musket. The condemnation was elks Marine, and to 'construct a new basin to the east of made eo severe in consequence of his having been pre lim present port, and in front of the commercial basin, the viously condemned for a similar offence. On Saturday he , o "._ of which will be reser ve d exc l us i ve ly for t h e steamers appealed to the Cour ImpCriale against the cond emna tion, tone;no to the state." and he proved that the musket bad been given to him by a THE lx ehiAONEI) N 1.101.11.-1611 Corriere lifer- widow lady, whose furniture hu had removed, and that her ebitile states from Florence. 13th jail. that Massweigernai reason for giving it to him was that lie might receive the hashes% ill form ate deys peg. aad thetas OreadDemeems, allowance of .If. from tbe mairie on restori ng i t . H e a l as mood by her reivevebk state, bevy esereleediheir hamesee proved that Ito we. of good character, and a laborious work ti oaken her to inward to the eaffselie thee sum. Under throe circumstances, the condemnation was to obtain her libllffbea Item is ono= tradded reduced to three months' imprisonment, and IGI. tine, and that hitherto they have bees hassanwed. the earveillusee of the police was done away with. EXTRAORDINARY DISASTERS AT SEA. (fl m the Levorpeel ses.) We Imo been furnished by one of the officers of the Swordfish onset w.th the following amount of the dicer tare that bead ber on bet recent voyage from Peraambeso to this port, and se mach sympathy km been meaufeated ban g eglag to the sit ems sufforinge of the crew and pm emegnalls we have no doubt it will be read with general "Meispthing went on well hem the time of Meeks, Per- assabssetol the 20th of Nowenaber. On the day prothens the dip we rreareini With the mind. snag a slaw NOW eel a diedinteehd mak. Oa the sneaky of the lath e brirome, dm slipped a sea whisk half AMA the alibis. The thrhs, nth* steward, =demon of the Wow lamellae* Sillimomenti klieg the wale, eat, end int all dry abase tea p.m. Mimeo then bushy hi dry ing the esptain's and parengen' weenies and seat ten went on well IMO four - o'eleek fa the mosvainer of the 21st, when the viol began to blow Inetally end thong to run mosestains high, with tremendous 'quells ham six to eight. The captain was then lashed, with Umatilla Edelen tepsaih sheet., to the miseumast, and gave dirndl= how to steer the ship. As soon as opportunity offend the captain returned to the cabin. The after part of the ship was then out of the water, and the helm could not reader any service. The vessel was flying through the water at the rate of 16 knots an hour. Four of the most competent men were now chosen to attar—namely, the second mate, boatswain, and two ',amen. The barometer was down to 281. It was impossible to look to windward, or yet walk the main deck, without being taken off by the wind or sea. The " Bethb! nem" of the Swordfish only saved ell on board from decima tion. The captain was now apprised that the fore-end of ! the ship was oinking fast. He had Just gone to ascertain the truth, when the vessel was struck by a terrific sea, which disabled him sad the saajothg its moo. Smog parts of the deck ware also torn up by the forte of the water, and the woad mate promptly exerted himself to secure these by nailing over them canvas, while the steward paid attention to the requirements of the wounded, and again helped to bale out the cabin. The ship lost span, masts, bowsprit, and galley ; and, warmth. newly, the chief °filar, by this awful sta, found an un timely grave, having been swept away. The vessel was ' pooped' by the first ace, which knocked the wheel own pleteiy away, and the two seamen steering at the time were pieked up in the forepart of the firecabin, apparently deed. They, however, have since slowly recovered. The same sea stove the aftercabin in most frightfully, and washed the passengers then in it into the forecabin. They were all more or less injured, some being badly bruised, while others bled profusely. The second Na stove all the Irate, and swept the decks ; while the third buried her completely under water. It was now thought all were going down for ever, but by laying hold of the fragments of the rigging the men held their footing on the deck—when the vane! rose gaUently out of the water. The captain requested Mr. Brent, second ohm., to look after the missing, which was forthwith done. Mr. Brent then swam to the pumps tome if they wire clear. lie found the cutter lying on them, and not having sufficient strength to move the boat he went for some of the crew to assist him, when he found a fellow, reputed brave under ordinary circumstances, roiled up in the steward's blankets ia his room, and immediately thrust him out, and made him help unclear the boat. The ship, in the meantime, fell off, and hove round on the starboard tack. Tile passengers, it is needless to say, were is the ut most terror, believing there was no hops of life; and they were all mixed together in the fore cabin, where many a fervent prayer to (lid was offered up for deliverance. The violence of the elements now began to abate, when their ethafort could be attended to ; and the captain, having some seamen's clothing on board, ordered the steward to serve then out to the lady passengers, and very grateful they were for such seasonable relief, every fire and tight having been extinguished by the water fur the two previous days, and the cold consequently most distressing. Tice captain's conduct was most praiseworthy throughout the whole of the dreadful arse, and can only be fully appreciated by these who witnessed it, and who, under Pro vidence, owe to his energy, that never for a moment tired, end his coarage, that never quailed before the horrors of the ship's aituation, their lives and restoration to their friends. He stood lashed ore the deck all the time of danger, issued his orders with the utmost coolness, and forgot himself in his anxiety for the general welfare, scarcely partaking of even a morsel of toed when offered it. rh. wreck was now cleared, and jury masts erected, which occasioned several days' delay, during which time assistance could only be rendered by Mr. Brent and two of the seamen. Unfor tunately Mr. Brent got disabled shortly after. The Swordfish came from 48 lat. N., 20 W., to 'Tether, under jury . masts, and ran from eight to nine knots an hour, passing several ships under full sail, bound up Channel. Off Taskar she fell in with a northerly gale, which a second time knocked the wheel away, and also filled the cockpit, end carried off the mainyard. Two nen fell over board from this yard. Luckily, it being daylight, they were picked up. The following morning it became saints, and soon a steamer hove in eight. The ensign usual under such circumstances was hoisted, 10 rounds were fired from the guns, end, though the steamer came do near that the man at the wheel mild be plainly seen, yet she took no notice, but held on her course. Many of the seamen, in addition to their physical sufferings, have loot all their clothes. The captain of the Emprea, when he first dis cerned the Swordfish, immediately bore down for her, and rendered all the aid he possibly could. It has been stated that the wrath of the ship was occasioned by carers en mil, but this is simply lustros. The Garin was etheedingly cautions eissetiderfair what was before him; and few ships deeply laden could nave survived that terrible barrio's', the intensity of which had never pre viously been *ape rient:id by the oldest hand on board.' SCENE 111 THIS CARLTON CLC/I.—We find the fol lowing summon in • senteent orary :—" A sane took pleas at the Carnes Oh* MR litoday evening, which haeinamited mash attendee, and my yet lead to very napleasent owe tinesees. The wades ai the Wax which has reached one Is to the slyest, Ott Mine Mr. Oladetose wu reading a Dew paper, end set havieg esavenation with any cute, ter taka wry ambles ef the Zorn of Commons, who had bees Meths Mejer Doesehed to • dinner, by way of suieheadieg Ms espitis_ hy the Derby continittee, cam hme the reem * and emeleyel e n tressely insulting leagues* to die bee. gieelleenes, teeing him, among sew be 101 l lee sW Wee, to • emeetelk. j ers: P , Let Might le Its Oblsel get at the 'blew te the Wreak' of the &hem Mak Mr. Gladstone addremed the earths le the nest endues tuns, but, bind of We producing • peeper effect upon them, they segettsd their Insulting lusgesne4 ordered candles In eme n the r a, end M then left r. Oindesese alone. thse et the per formers in the ems le • gallant eidenel, who played • prominent put to it is • geedenre mhos name has figured a geed deal of late la the piddle kinreals la connexion with s eller scene. The *fair, es might be u p( eted, has crested a great sensation Is the Cease ; and it is supposed that ea fatally Went* deleinsineess must bo instituted." Ancialrg IonnetAMATIONL—The Bosh* ell Asti atesies are ea peleweles of • singularly ilae aolleetioa of eeeLmatiemti the Meat, indeed, existing, and thou have plated Who bends of Mr. Lemon, of the State Paper Mee. M toweese her binding, with proper indices. The esilesties Is week to parts, especially ea coneerne the reign seltinabeth, and out oiliest in mentioning the steps now being taken is to induce goy of our minden who may have deembei prodamatims, for which they may not ewe, or teen., s. Siam to the society's collection, m se di rr ille' imiee It a• I==te as may be. In ginning at a ausbw of the • Ifew days ago, the bat tkat see ear eye wee one dated la the alga et Cluwese U. 1671, egoist the kesesse UMW. In the sad chewing that Is irlohaill idea eaii Ibs Ileria " ZZ tau Sobs. boom ware being lapseped, ovoid ep.— Mt VIBITOIL—Lent evening, shoat 7 o'clock, Illerso. state:smr . i d reetanne, terrace Camden:Wm wove moilied b almli rt unexp:eted esineses el a bull be asp. The {eked ran KIPS the reel sod nab ter the piete-S lam (aka' doors of Mears. Here ntablithment, whisk It - threw MO open, riming at the acne time the sliegobea. sad ass* overturning a le g e m e: s s mie dtreeted to " Ma. raker." It then at spot, to the /tad et be am, brushing against • hop Own Illemapho rood gnmin~, without injury, • qmenearg isms beaks ea the 1..,. it then endeavoured to tun ressad, bat Whim me nu = in between three stubs of pope and a ea In this position he remind he tea minutes or inete, T t re pantly somewhat mislaid's' dhi newel sit nation. driver by gentle treatmest iminteed the buil to walk out again without 16=44 eaythiag inept a miell picture. frame glue. WEEEN AND MELANCHOLY Loss OF LIFE.—A French collier, laden with coals from Cardiff to the coast of Africk was wrecked in Bideford Bay, in the north of De• von, on Friday morning last. The weather was very stormy, so much so that no assistance could be rendered the distressed ship. About two o'clock in the morning she struck on Bideford bar, where she remained until daylight, when she went to pieces. There were eight persona an board of her, six :of whoa perished. The captain and mu of the crew were washed on shore. They were senselese, but were speedily recovered. THE RECENT FATAL ACCIDENT AT TUE SHORT WOOD COLLIEMY, NEAR BIINTOL.—The adjourned ooro ner's inquest on the bodies of the unfortunate men who were killed by ea irruption of water at this Shortwood Col liery, Uloseestenhire, of which accident some particulars appeared at the time in the Pa. , New, was resumed yelp today before Mr. NV. Joyner Ellis, one of the coroner, for the county of Gloucester. The Jury, after a long inquiry, returned a verdict of " Accidental death." GREAT NORTIIEZN RAILWAY.—Return of tragic for week ending Dec. 12, 1662 :—Paseengers, parcels, air. riages, horses, clogs, and mails. 6,73 C. 6e. Zid.: merchandise and minerale, 6,31 U. 4. . 1.1 . ; cattle, 360/. 15s. Td.— Total, 14,4021. ho. lid. Conespendiog week, 11151, 11,1631. 12a. 6d. RAILWAYS. HIS DAY—Two o'CLoci. I almost at a stand still in the st, and prices continue to suffer, owing on of speculation. The feeling today and, where sales are pressed, lower be submitted to. Midland stock opened but has since fallen back spin. ree are very quiet. Western of France Am) ROCKS MIGUAZANTIRS. iss tarlay up to I pro. Business railway ma to the dine is Apia I rates bawl I rather betti French i are rather Raman. Do. de. le. W.. M i st =t/we.. de 166 r. ra :Os Fol&06/1 beg WM* MSC ir4 l N &D) Do atio . can a. ELT :. oin Dross Uslash & U. 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Oa Da( latersit) Iluilmra of De. W. II per et. book Mir k iamtop Awl Sareqiii'husk PTAs. Pans sot Lpes• Pads ea/ Orlsmas M a i med ism Fab WI 101111b1MITO " Paliampyrieberbwrp glow see ailbaced gown rid awn Awl" and Wert . I 0 41 1 171 pm 3 815 1 a l i d 6 6 pra I I 14 Itillpm Da. 14 per Omit Prehr.! Imams it /1111 M... Me n ballartp . fit y pow dot Prehr. •mita 11... n. 4i 6 6 i Pal 3f if la l i l 121 im 20i i Iw.iw.ie:n«~i.d.. MONEY MARKET. WEDNESDAY EVENING. The market for the home fluids remains very good. To-day there was a further improvement, although business was not active. Consols opened 1004 to 4, and left off quoted 1001 to 4 ex div. for the 18th January, with a firm appearance. There were again purchases of Reduced Threes on government account at 1011 and 4, and the price of this stock subse quently ascended to 1014. This continued upward movement of the stock market at the very period of • ministerial crisis is alma. unparalleled, and strongly marks tho opinion entertained by the misled Interests of Alas course pursed by the late administration. The business list includes :—Three per Cent. Consols, for account, 1001, 1, 4 ex div. Three per Cent. Reduced, 1011, 2 , I, 4. Three-and a-Quarter per Cents., 1041, 4, 1,.1, 4. Long Annui ties, 1860, 61. Bank Stock, 224, 223!. There was more inquiry for the March Exchequer Bills to-day, and the price rallied to 61e. to 641. prem. In the June issue nothing was done. India Bonds were purchased at 81s. prem. Foreign stocks to-day were rather flatter, chiefly owing to the inactivity of busin ess . M ex i can B on d s and Granada Deferred were flat. Spanish stocks maintain their rally, and Ecuador are firmer. All the dividend paying securities are well supported. Sales are thus marked :—Brazilian Old Five per Cen ts., 1024 ; ditto Small, 1021; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1831, 981. Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 74. Chaise Six per Cents., 108; ditto, Three per Cents., 79. Danish Three per Cents., 1825, 871. Dutch Two and-a-Ralf per Cents., 681, 4; ditto, Four per Cent. Certifs., 991. Ecuad or B on d s , 61, 1. Mexican Three per Cents., 241 • ditto, for account, Dec. 30, 241. Peruvian Deferred Three per Cents., 64. Por tuguese Converted Four per Cents., 41, 401; ditto, for account, 404, 1. Russian Five per Cants., 120; ditto, Four-aid-a-Half per Cents., 106. Sardinian Five per Cents., 961, 96,1. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 61/, 61; ditto, New Deferred Three per Cents., 24, 4, 231, 241; the Committee's Certif., 4, 41 per cent. Turkish Six pe r C en t. L oan , 1 prem. It is expected the next return of the Bank of England will show a decrease in the stock of the precious metals to the extent of about 300,0001. This falling off would have been anticipated from the statements of impel is and exports of specie and bul lion already given by us. It is evident that our coin is rapidly leaving us to meet the necessities of Aus tralia, and we must be content to wait till the natu ral course of trade brings us back its equivalent in the shape of gold dust, besides payment for tho vast quantities of goods despatched to those colonies. It is purely a question of a few months as to when the gold will flow back upon us. Private letters received in town from well-informed parties at Melbourne state that if vessels could be found to fetch away the gold, twelve millions sterling of the precious metal could be shipped from Port Philip alone within a space of fear months. It appears that the Lady Flora, just arrived, left in Melborne, on the 6th of August, about seventy sail of ships, amounting in the aggregate to some 35,000 tons, a few of them getting men at 10/. for the run to Sydney and Adelaide, while others were quite deserted by all but the masters, with little chance of getting away. It was with the greatest difficulty that the captain of the Lady Flora could get a crew for London at 60/. for the run home. Vessels for India, he states, could not obtain a man for any amount of pay. There was again considerable business in Aus tralian securities to-day, but prices were the reverse of buoyant. Australian Agricultural were as low as 216 at the commencement of business; then ad vanced to 276 on the renewal of bonaftde purchases; and finally left off 2351. to 2431. The list of transac tions in miscellaneous stocks is thus officially ren dered :—Bank of Australasia, 831 ; Commercial Bank of London, 30 ; English , Scottish, a n d Aus tralian Chartered Bank, 65, 4, ; London Chartered Bank of Australia, 81; London and Westminster Bank, 35, ; Provincial Bank of Ireland, 474 ; Union Bank of Australia, 734, 4,4, 73 ; Aus tralian Agricultural, 220, 260, 253 ; Australian Royal Mail Steam, 61 ; Crystal Palace, 5 ; General Screw Steam Shipping, 521 ex new; North of Europe Steam, 24, 1 • South Austra lian Land, 60, 64 ; Van Diemen's Land, 20, 21, 19; Our detailed list of the prices of new undertakings, not yet officially quoted, is annexed, viz. :--Beziers and Oraisse,sac Railway, 14 to 13 pram.; Royal Swedish Railway,/ dis. to prem.; Central Italian Railway, par to 1 prem ; French South Eas•ern, prem.. Staines and Woking Railway, par to Exit Hamilton and Toronto Railway, 1 di. to prem.; Danish Zealand Railway, to 1 prerd. ; t Kent Railway, par to 1 prem ; Brantford and Buffalo Railway Bonds, 1 to 3 per cent. prem.; Bank of Asia, par to 1 prem.; London Bank of Australia and India, 1 to Iprem.; Isle of Wight Railway, die. to par; Ebro Canal, 11 to 21 prem ; Magda lena Steam, par to 1 prem. ; Chiriqui Ro ad, to ' prem.• Lake Facia* Drainage, 1 t o 1 - prem. The Grand Ducal decree guaranteeing the shares of the Lucca and Pistoja Railway appeared in the Tuscan Monitore of the 13th. A new delay for the opening of the line is granted, extending to the 21st December, 1854. Amongst th, new undertakings at present sub mitted to public attention are the Salisbury and Basingstoke Railway, with a capital of 300,000/., the line to run from Basingstoke to Salisbury, via An dover, Whitchurch, and Weyhill ; the Portsmouth Railway, with a capital of 400,000/., the line of which is to run from Godalming to Havant, thus affording a more direct and a cheaper communica tion between the metropolis and Portsmouth; the London and Westminster Thames Railway, capital 600,0001., the objects of which were referred to under this head some days back; and the Bideford Exten sion Railway, capital 30,000/., to construct an exten sion of the North Devon Railway to the town and port of Bideford. The Chemical Manure Company is also projected, with a capital of 90,0001., in 61 shares. The prospectus of this last named associa tion embraces several points of interest. The com pany propose to manufacture a " special manure," stated to be of a very superior quality, " adapted to every soil, and combining all the elements of fertility contained in farm-yard manure," the price of which is to be 71. per ton. It is further proposed to pur chase guano by the cargo, and ro-distributo it in quantities suited to the requirements of fanners, accompanied by an analysts, by which the consumer will be protected from adulteration. Mr. Thomas Rowlandson, C.E., F. 0.5., has been appointed super intendent. Another new undertaking is the "Na tional Live Stock Insurance Compauy, with a capi tal of half a million sterling, in 3/. shares, of which 100,000/. only is to be cal ed up in the first instance. It is stated in the prospectus that the premiums shall be calculated on the declared value of the stock on insuring, but that the company's liability will not exceed three fourths of the insured value, one-third of the salvage (it any) being allowed to the insured. Tho directors of the Great Northern Railway Company have decided, under the authority of the last halt-yearly meeting, to raise an additional share capital of 730,000/., besides a sum of 60,0001., autho rised by parliament. The money is to be raised by ill Hi 1 7 4 II N I SI s li: 11 si IN it " U 24 199 59 I=` de • - dle pm 19 SO 42 - 434 68.4 4 17 ~ 111 134 „ 107 104. ii 4 iii pm 94 S 4 33 419 31 3 . 171 19 g t 4 1 pa 1471 1981 In 1191 4 4 I= 11 2 91 92 31 2/ 419 41s 13 3 1 2 3 ::: 3 91 1 t Ai 11 419 79 :91 41 49 19 1 40 di, 7 61 We 0 If as 4 51 41. IR 1 9 4 1 ab 4 pm 94 111 0 64 64 O 0 18 $J 11 pm. 114 101 leg 1 13 1 des N i 13 $ 1 39 I 14 1 4 4 12110. 94 10 371 91 10 1 1 1 56 TS 0 51 1 001 . 10 $1 ri RN se si Se 30 10 111 1. 1411 131 1$ 14 $ In 114 34 37 lei 21 33 13 )11 $ si ►o7' 104 04 OS ISO 112 ILO 11l 1 is 1114 $34 lON 104 CHAIM - - IN 111 IN 117 19 19i "rip. S 1 Si I 1 I 1 4% 1 I li " I 141 3 4 11l 17511 111 111 " Si Si 1 lips 1151 1104 lir IA PI 1 4 - 4 - SU I Of 1 14 4 1 1% it 11 1 4 I la 1 Ipm '49 111 13 • 11 V it 10 104 211 2114 Ili I / lllipa 171 Ili 111 ila ► p ., i .. : 5 1 10 i 111 lal iPI 10$ IN i ii 1 Pe Si ,WATP. I, I 4 IS i 4 pal 4 1 as 9 Pi II Iqpa a 1 14 1n :1 1 1l I it • U pm Si Si Iss 117 a 111 It za 4 ; Si Ug ;II 154 ea i UI 0 issuing at par, rateably to the proprietors of all the stocks of the company, 81,000 ,crap share, of 101. each, bearing a preferential dividend at the rate of 4i per cent. per annum, and redeemable by the com pany at any period, on six months' notice, at a pre mium of IW. per cent. The calls are to be distri. buted between the 13th January and the 30th Sep tember, 1853. The allotment l e tt ers are to b e i ssued by the Ist January. The annual meeting of the members of the Na tional Provident Institution, for mutual assurance on lives, annuities, B:c., was held yesterday at the Lon don Tavern, when it appeared that the balance of receipts over disbursements for the year was 137,1931. 7s. 3d. The progress of the Institution from 1835 to the present time was shown to bo of a very steady character. THIS DAY.—Two O'CLOCK. Tho home funds are still steadily rising, much con fidence being shown in the stability of the market. Thus although business is by no means active Consols have to-day improved to 1001 to /ex div. for the opening. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 101 k to 1; the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 104/ to I ; South Sea Stork, 1011 ; Bank Stock, 2233 ; Exche quer Bills, March, 64.. to 675. prem. ; India Bonds, 781. to 82s. prem. Foreign stocks aro still rather fiat, especially Gra nada Deferred, Mexican, and Turkish. Russian bonds are very firm. Granada Deferred mark 12a to f ; Mexican, 24} to / ; Peruvian Deferred, 04 to Russian Foar-and-a-Half per Cents.., 105/ to 1061 ; Spanfsh Old Threes, 51 to 1; ditto New Deferred, 24 ; Turkish Scrip, .1 prem. LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. PARIS. Dtc. 22. ( ror ' Vat Ascoust. Money. Openletr Mishear.; Lowest. Mans. --- ---. S per Cram j 82 811 1 , 1 6270 , 12 N $2 70 St 10 1y RTC...au, 1125 I 101 0 .. 1 ... ... ... •i per Cents.. 1812 ) 11.11 15 101; 30 1 10i 30 101 23 103 31 1 per Cent. 3 per Cents-New Inna .. I ... I-• ... i "•. 41tr4 eTria; ' .1125_ per Cents., 1832 per Cent. I realms. New Lino Biebango on London; markt. 33 5. 91 days, II 93. Or; S metallic 10 Mow I Naples Rents Yeane. 1853 44 Piedmont 5 vet.... 100 40 ; Trr.raury Bonds „. Si ..„ Do. 14 5932 — I Bank Shares Pasta, Die. 22.—St. Gerralle, 1,425; Versailles (right haakt dy.ta ,kR bank), sso ; Parr awl lieleana,l,o.o; Parr rid Rouen, 975 ; Rouen and Havre, 52 $ ; Ilaraellles sad ; Striabourg and Bak, 866 :5; Northern, 992 50; Parr and Skribonlir, 837)30; Parr and Lpon, 97750; Lyons and. Yachter. mesa, 777 5..); (rest, ;05; Biome and St. Maier to Gray, 550; Parts and Cherbourg, 673 ; D jon and Besancon, 377 50 - • Bor. dims and Cet e, 91159; Dieppe and Protonp, 315; Paris and imams. ; Horde ma and Tests.— ; Montereau and frayed, 825; Grad eon* 1,340 ; °nest and gorse, 270. VIENNA, Dec. 20.—Five per Cent. Metalliquo, 952. New Loan (Series A), 941; (Series B), 110 f. Fonr-and-a-Half per Cents., 85. Bank Shares, 1,340. Exchange on London, 11.8. BERLIN, 1/tc. 20.—Voluntary Loan, 1011; New Loan Four-and-a-Half per Cent. (1850), 102,1; Ditto (18321, 102!; National Deht, 944; Commercial Ma rine Society's Premium, 148; Bank Shares, 109:. MINES. WEDNESDAY EVENING. There has been active business done in mining shares to-day, and prices well sustained. The sales reported to us to-day are as follows:—West Provi dence, 54, ; ; Alfred Consols, 13; South Frances, 181; • Clive, 4' i ; ; West Towan, 19, 20, 21 ; East Gunnis Lake, Z; North Buller, tlk, 10k; Wheal Unv, 10k, I. The gold mining shares opened to-day at the de pression of yesterday afternoon, and after various fluctuations generally closed flat. The dealers apnea: to be rather overcharged with shares, the sales of the last two days having been considerable, and it would thus appear that the remarks made by the press with respect to the sudden and indiscriminate speculation that had sprung up in these securities, have not been altogether without the effect of inducing the public to look closely to the position of the various adventures afloat. The non-official quotations are :—Waller Gold, to 1 prem.; L'Aigle d'Or, 4- to I prem. ; Australian Auriferous Ore, ; to 1 prem. ; Australian Consols, 1 ton prem. ; Burn's Creek, 7, to prem. ; Nugget Vein Company, 41 to 5 pron. ; Monarch, 2 dia. to k prem.; West Par Consols, to' prem.; Carberry West, I, to prem. ; Connemara, Ito prem. ; naulind, to prem.; South Cork Copper, , to I preni. ; Kenmore, to prem. ; Sulphate of Barytes, Ito prem. THIS DAY —Two O'CLOCK. The market for the gold mining shares remains dull, the disposition being still to sell, but prices are scarcely to be quoted lower than yesterday, except in two or three instances. Shares of the Old Austra lian Copper Company have receded to 53. Santiago de Cuba shares arc much offered, and have fallen to R 3. Australian Agricultural have been done to-day at 245 to 235; Van Dieman's Land at 163 to 183; and South Australian Land at 53 to 55. I 1 i Uoussi I *swam Ka .hare., Misr. Pelee , . deer. i Paid. 7awledo7. today. -- l— 100,000 I — 1221 a all 11 go 14 100,000 If.s. I hr.& CalUorelan 00000 3u 1000 10 Aistraksa 1 I Aoslialastas II „ 1 6 61 51 64 60,000 I 'Australian Oordlllers 94 1 :11 100,000 1 Australuta remold 33,000 I ;Ave Masks all pal 1 200.000 1 'British Aul stral:au Gob : all # pm' 1 20.000 20 , Nell* lota 12.3 11 'IIII 10 10,000 63 Ihrsall.hast(lse.at3 .p e j 341 iO4 34 6,000 30 I Lle.Ocesaaand Calash ' all , 2 3 11,000 30 Do. R. John Del Its; 13 I— 210,000 1 'Carsos'a Creek i f 4PM i 12,003 40 Cobra Oopper 100,000 6 CoLoalal WM . Coplapo . .. 14 1 /1 .1 10,000 . 3 IkestkAustraUsalleaser all 1 6 olle 11 30,000 20 !Grecr.l 30,e00 Nolck , blountaln „,.. .... 1 all par po 11 I 12,000 'Grand Itar.lty of Bads' all 1 pas MON Ureic Polgeotk. all 11 lp. 1 tral aw ONI Lake Bathurst T all 4 3 4 4 1 6 , 4000 Libert 30,000 Loede y aSsealitate, Oold I..u.srtr. Cruitlcg Co ' all 1 t die 1 4 160,100 Marpsulta 10,000 10 IlleilcastlltlLgasseasa 9 ,44 1 14090 1 New Granada .„ all i 1 Pat 100,010 I Nousase Yowls 139,006 I Port. Phillg I 1 14 pa 31 3 02,000 1 Uturts Beek all i 4 p. MOOS 30 &meaty Irak ...... __ Thtto New 7,000 se 1 9010.101 beasts ... 30,000 1 icuuls Australian ...„ all 1 #pml i 1 0.000 10 !In Cret 13,114 10.1.04 Palled Utak= 106,600 1 West liartpr.ea.......„ all , 4 1 pal 11 1 trooop 1 Tuba „. all 1 Ipm 11 MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY. The public Colonial markets closed yesterday, and will not re-open until Tueeday, the 4th Jan.; but there has been a fair attendance in the private contract market, as the public market closed tau days earlier than customary this year. Most articles have a firm appearance to-day, particularly Sugar, for which there arc buyers of foreign ; but we an without transactions to report to any article. TEA.— Prices for medium and fine Calumniate s•rpported. COCHINEAL it in fair Remand at about 2d. advance on last week's prices. SMITHFIELD HAY. MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Dlvis reports the supply short, at the following quotations :--Prime meadow May, 78s. to Rs. ; inferior, blis. to 745. ; Row•eo, 501. to 60,.; Clover, Mr. to 100 i.; t♦. road cut, 700. to 9Js.; straw, 2tis. to 325. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market has experienced a further decline, and there is little disposition to buy. Town Tallow, 46.. uett cash ; Petenbure V.C. en the spot, 450. Gd. ; all this year, 450. ; Jan. to &March, (18.53), 455.; October to lletemLer, new (1653), 44.. (IT ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.) LIVERPOOL, Tit cRKDAY, 10.45 A .N. Wind S.E., fresh breeze, and foggy. No account of steamer Baltic, from New York, to resent Lour. No arrivals. Sailed.—Digby, for Australia; Hartley, for New Orleans ; Pelican, screw strainer, for Rotterdam ; Cambria, steamer, for Havre; Royal Sovereign, for Bombay. ei fi ti 4 1, lis 10J II If If 77 lb 86 . 8071. ii ii 14 144 sie 31 I P n i f al 411 is lb 107 IN Si '1 I 1011 'U' 1 1 IN li lIIf j W 3 14 1 " 111