The Express. — London, England, 1862-01-11 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (PHIS DAY.) ARCH'S COURT. isekeri Dr. Logiegtoo.) Dr.l.%Yi AND REVIEWS. L Off TIM /VDUS PSOWUTLD BY THE WHOP . r. wI LLI%Wm r, &moments la this ewe in support a the sdasimi •l. .4 tbs articles of iodsctsurot were remained this nee. .• motional tie considerstioe of the 11th batimg the secoust of the deluge gnat by Dr. tie word. of (cone... in which that event vfeireil to. le the same way thy unities a the %attune as smarted by the tent of Holy Writ, and ,street from the bey is reference to this point Mused the ter•lMlntle of lir. Williams, who, he w-s wrong le his quotatioes from Paley, • e I taly •imig is his citations from Scripture t h e •• visible " was esentiooed in the; g•ves is the Boa of (limp, sad there was • then fore, the discrepancy between the description. ual Chronicles shaft Dr. Williams attributed. Le iv s.ript use were slim sufficient to cannot Dr. •hoe, for his isolation marl the smiting of the I,.„ria. the passage of 11. . ited Sea, and the up of Isom. and is regard to the .. ~ !dined of then avenue, Dr. Milliners .ii:Lired m terpreatioa 4a. essayist to be untenable, r • tlo• au rrobability that the Bedouin hoot, if they were sv d r oroyery, *boob! select for destruction the Ant born. Ips. there was so authority whatever for myna that it iv, • •bolerece to Molach, the author of the fine ritual f Lut Abra , am me about to sacrifice his son. , eh . point Dr. Warburton had bees ti(ed in support .4 iv Willants's orison. Acooeding o his (lir. Mill ire-. • vies, the decisions is the Gorham am sod is the for v. Hvith wosld sot justify Dr. Wit- Lb the words quoted hoot Dr. Warbeetsi e on if those words would hear the construed= pi epee thers. for it hod sever bees mid that as hada ermini is a is ok of orthodoxy toad swim a gross bees* the fact was that Dr. Warburton's argument was Hell rs , e dy was Otis the most insistent and dines histerial ad ad a ad carried it even fu.rth.r than other= ' •e , for a said that the three days that Moses re 1.1114 MeelsA was alai tyre:al of the Saviour. Ueda nest alias, with the extracts quoted before IZ see c old doubt that Dr. Williams denied ~..catiim win purchased by dm bodily pangs a awl coal say rational b o d ily doubt for moment that this language wee ioeoceistent with the ;Old lan:wee of the litany. sad struck at the root of the ,octnee of the safferings of cer Lord hsviag perdreedi d• relroiptios Anal is . the the, in the idiettleg Midst 'Oahe; to lb. New Temeseat, learned .weed sir 'LAW - that so dernmea had • tight, with me levity sod r i relramem an I irlYillimos had done, to Ism the Medd :interne to which be referred to appear astralicteepa tun ferroularies of the Church a England sal the :•.•hiag at this liable, sad this to tome into a court Sew !.., to suggest • method by which the obsess semis d words sisht Iw explained may. The lemed mood after reworking that the arida Men &dad mist tau int.. the rue relating to Gore Weed whim sod the • 'he to the cordial doelants at the Chuck el Christ, ~ccluled his adders m thins Wade :—" With respect t. Le former. we nested that while the church has • slatainel from gimmes any isioisks el inspiration .to hs. sent rightly and inset eirerly ezehosied that woes .1, 1 e.•u1..1 Is bonging down the Bide to the le.el of • • m terateu by Milton, se a sermon composed by Luther. r to the mood division, we contend that while Los left to ordained Milliner* full liberty to teat it aid i nve stigate the history of Holy Writ. rut ac,rded to them the lima of day all the :..etorie .1 fact. iccordieg to the fluicy of each solab ..tr....4h the truth of which the_ great doctrines of oer aim all that give. dignity to the life.aid hope to thedilladlit• artesian was are lee xtricably and for overbuild q. .that oni the pprorwitiass we contend for. Their legal Maillllllll. sawn is about to be admitted to the refit had :eno.trlf criter.os of the admissibility of theme slides Y lb. l'ourt of the Archbishop of Canterbury. It is asii :4..1 these polities are the result of sip( oissor or. Anse the mien of that vulpr clamour are et , ..:.tate Esglaud. and 9,n00 clergymen w polities .to hold in my haatia It said that by theseproceed ,no we eben drip the church of her kerning. In my tumble opinion that o:gamut is idle—that alarm's without fmadation. Within the liberties of theme her for vans die mightiest intellects of Enladvd—the greaten mum anal thinkers which have ever adorned the literature this st say other costars in Christendom—have been su mmed. Is the neat minted Isere's( of the essay before 'as there le realm but the avid al the sr. hsresise and diatreled Mama of the earlier heretics sal the later iotdela. But if IS were otherwise, fl it were tsie, es we esporisesetelly know it to te tale., that ey stsMstihos the kihoissibility d time articles we should hare .n Weaved church, Wier I say to as a church wash in the mike ef ,tease ' not be learned tits • church which a the Mass I al di, nest be dishonest. litter would it be—• thawed IMM letter—it th, r . ..k of any religious catruleies—flee the • tt,e atti-les, the foments el the churellidinael te eerie asayly some sew bums has that it amid remain according to OM WaaP 1111 this gestimoss— • sleet icle of this &weirdos. esendeleld the mot rims ..iiiiptioes sad the piaineell 611.1.1111114. 08 . al* 111111 1 11 01111660 Aunt obligations the subscription b wlii at/, a &mama illy destructive to the faith eel the stseele of the •i.!a of this countrY, breath dirge het kin. bat at I p the most amingenoous ershilry sod the most nntruti, " Mr. CulottLe, tp.C., followed on the meg sit% Ist dotal istretioo of c. - e,bning his argots. to as impatiens et opinion of lir. Wdlisine with the legal ism. swam of the church, whi..la had the selialin set only of the-berth, but of the parlianisat of thiamin. Toe lamed counsel was proceeding he sin to the articles whom report was despatched. COLTRT OP QUEEN'S BENCH. Maass is &ace Is Haley Tartia.--Okfol• Lold Chid hairs Ceekbars mg Julius Creuvues :rellor.) Tips vas the Ent day of Hasty Term. sad all the Com. sae Law Courts met .hortly .1t..10 o'clock. ITV . JUDOS. 11r. Justice Mellor. who toil been elevated to the bask is the rom Mr. Justice Hill. who hod rodilted from ill. beak, hid ado ,oistsred to him the customary culls this sendes at the suing of the court, and afterwards took his wet ocjimisf imam *W. WILLIS W. ASTMS. CAXIL Thu as ea petits its the tufnusemeat of • patent for lenses inpflTlONSill le the ecestrvetioci of mow, which coo bid at the lot NMI. at Gitiklhatl, before the Lord 114 Jostle, sea fooslisl lee vontirt foe fibs *unfit Ms. (item 'with wino we Mr. If wok wed Mr. Mawr} sow sieved, is puniwass /wwwf cenoi, for rale for a sew trial oa versos The Lord Chief Justice mid cr.:: feet 1t M for e rale. as the learael compel Witt lake oss oh all the pwki. Wig ilk. COURT OF EXCHEQUER. This vas the Stet day d Hilary Term. and the learned who preoklel is this court, the Lord Chief Baron, sod items. Mattis, Chaauell. and Wilde, did sot take thelr seats o the 'mach until ll o'clock. et-tat:to r. aswitoir—maitata. was an action for Meader. tried before the Lewd iorf farts at the sittings after last term, when Na limy foiled a verdict foe the plaistiff—damegm, Belk the plaintiff and the defendant are cattle dsid reitag sea Peterborough. sail were formerly in partame• ship, whisk however. was dissolved. wad es an assINIS Wog takes the pishiliff gave the defeatism. bit 1 O U Pre Balt On this the defendant took proceedings, and reeceserat ju dgment by default, which led to Chancery proceeding, by the plaintiff. The deader complained or was a • the Bell lan, Peterborough. when the plaintiff was si-ttling with a person named I ;oldies for some barb. wheel tie defendant same in sad said to Gashes. "If eau have ▪ tramactiosa with that man, he will rob yoti—lie is the d cleat thief in England," whereby it was alleged the plain• tiff loot all heti tit from the traumatises with Ocalingoa as with others to whom the defendant hail spoken of boo in similar terms. Mr. Field now moved on behalf of the defendant to est mid • the verdict and for a new trial, unless the plaintiff u.. 1.1,1 contest to reduce the damages to 10(M. M r. Baron Martin said be thought the damages lucerne, Tae Court granted a cads COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. :.,uunrs iu Banco.—(Before Lord Chief Justice Erie, La Jamas, Williams, Wake. Ha Kadin.) is, , APTELLA:Pf, P. HUIIBIIII, REEPONDEET. —IIAGPIPEAMI APPEAL P 6. was an appeal from a decision of • revising ter •• r it was argued last teem, sad to-Jay judgment was The lnnl (Tie( Justice said that in this use the appal ,al ...tended that he was qualified to rote by reason el .crupiing put of his lanillord's house, which part was metal in the case to coo.ist of one room on the ground or mad other rooms above ; and the landlord occupied rooms oe the other side of the house. There was a *mats stair- es to each upper part, and below 4 ra was a ocaimon pomp and an outer-docw 'hick mat party had a key.. The appellant relied epos Vaasa et v. Haggett' sad "Toms v. Lockett; iMot the appellant, on the other hand, relied upon " PRY • Smedley" sad " Wansey v. Perkins :" sod his lordship. alter going elaborately through these cameo, said that istim "eat appeal the unlit was of opinioe that the res entitled to sucesed, upoo the resod that the surPied dl et dpation was not " house," - but only part of a boons without any actual severance from the residue. Tb. 'Ante described two clarce of bosoms which shoV dt ee th l fificatioa te vete, ace class those used for .Tones, and the caber far compere:id purposes • and dm mart eciesidered that the legislature did sell isles& to .I..ct that part of a house seed as a dwalliug sbeuld ' boom ; " aeitber did they think that the lardatura. tutu the tee m "other budding, " meant to include part of orsrloird t form •Ar slisto she he , mo.l ss:ab p.m tte Mak r...r..r1 the cbur. i. t critici.e for one b a tu.r Idterieil fa, ,ter isith tb t a..lllhnt I.7knonur nu are = reres..inr et the I% , utt of th.kt these Aronig the ci pate ~ so. hold • ors we sba bumble opri &isolation. • th mien uml of this st rneml. 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About 2 maim Yeatails Nis, X= , Mob ET T igrsot ia r= Pas- Plight, Nam Paq r ry Taft, Vak, ale hum TRIAL HANDICAP. Ow sae. Nosegay, tabs, RAW," Kate f. Yorirabireles, Past BMW. PVII, Athos I. amid Dameler see bore. CITY STEEPLECHASE. About Slass God a ball. Heads es Tails, Wes NeS, nea, Idamaina, Polly, Pantomime, and Peggy UR are him 14 1116/1 LOYALTY IN CANADA. —At • meeting a fortnight ago at Moutnal, emehrively autpased of Irish Boman catholic', Mr. Thomas D'Any WOes, is. ei the Irish political exiles of 1848, spoke as follows :—" I hare from New York sad Boston, is lath of which cities Abele reside van numbers of my offend esasteyeses, On She impreesios prevails there, an any with them. bald* the Americans geowrelky. that the len behabiteate et Goa& us ehelesited be tie gemainesse miler Idea limy live. Gib sa Mew of het obsoletely In, lest it be Mk comas of mislnd ortu- r a ir m lorci come to to that—l i t ad eelbesad at lbe wee, lost 134 payee moment to refute end repel It. Wee I dead 1. most ghatially, if I spoke at your faded ea Illsaitay sight. I bean, thee, most absolutely—sad it Is eel the assellasts of Ca nada should know the fast is Men— that the Irish inhabitants of this province will he heed embattled as one man in the ddsea of the Osman constitution and the impanel oeseence. There is trd na t • group of Irish settlers ie 1:/. or Lower that I have not perioselly dung the last four or live years. Then is not • man el sots sang these, laymen or cleric, that I have sot met, sad I deaden that I have yet to meet the led use of all thole bodies end ceders of ease who doss an frankly sad legally miner on ewe Camden intention to them 1 Gaited Saks. Formerly, I believe, it was in d ent with many among then (se I owe it was some years ego with I myself ), but elms the en of the • Isownothisig' stove meat the vestige of political preference fee the United Stew hie diennored mosg the Irish here. There Is • keen and exquisitely panful seem eat • war aa ear bonier with the Northers Slates would be for the Irish, is truth, • fratricidal war ; but, for all this. ea Irishmen ia Ganda will hold beak from the demos of his owe soil ; sad if other Irishmen, misled by false reports of our disoustset, should come here as Sweden, their blood he spa then owe heeds, not on ours." PROSICCTION 01 Fall= Gal/AM.—A clee umn in Dublin has received a letter from Father Gonad. dated Pieces, Dessealsor 1161, In whin we read :—" My sown of Isetures sad semen esiled in Florence, the Sid fastest. The crowds el people were so large ma to penot many beta use n* a place, although all aniline spies of three widened rooms MIA allotted for the aedions oat of my erten ball. God only knows the inside ; bat there Is MUM to hope that the seed was not thrown cm dens and thorns. B.oosdly, I have isooresd the ire of the primes, so much as to move them to seem me for anesift the religion of the awn— s crime entemplated by ear &institution. So that at present I steed nested to the iittoroey.Onevale and be has already served me with melee for • inner tee. I heard is Tuesday the heeds et my aceuattom, which an all of • religion' ehanoter—vis., that I spoke easiest the immitoolate conception, sertnuar waiteseron, the Pope to have been °sly Inn* of Rome in the origin. the imposer lit) of a free state with the canon law. fr.c. My trial is now under the jedposat of the tribunal, to see if there is any sufficient motive to proceed against me by public trial. If they think so, then I 'hall stand a prisoner in this fre e Italy, to defect the liberty of conscience and worship which was pasted to es by several proclamations of the whiniest and lawmen • sod then spin then will be • sentence, which, by assehn seemly, is • hun dred noes severer is T—emy thee M Pleibacet ; _bet God will do in this ad bagasse all Ills phrase sad will He I am to defend by myself the great right of free speaking sod free wonhip. Ima even to have to say that out of seven acumen ice w forsigassi, sod two assoog the Irishmen—perhaps from Galway or Team." Sxniory CHAZON OP BNOOTING • GAIONITINAIL. On Tuesday last Caleb Ettapley, of Bedleeoomh, labourer, was brought up on remand, before B. H. Combs, Req. , at the: petty sessions room, Battle, charged with shooting Samuel Burdst, of risilesoomb, gamekeeper, with intent to maim and disable. From the evidence adduced it appears that, between four and five &clan on the *yea* el the 18th of December last, the prosecutor, filassel Ilitedn (who is an under keeper in the employ of William Rushton Adamson, req.. of Mountteld) bard the wenn of a gun in Oombe-wood. He immediately promeiled thither, and there saw the prisoner standing la Me sigh wood with • gun in his hand. Prisoner on seeing greemese ran away; he gave chase, ad on silting out to penmen titat he knew him, the latter, who wee only five or ein yards off, termed round and abot at prosecutor, woman bins severely is both legs, iron, the knees enntweida, forty abets lodging la one leg mad foot and twesty-tbiee le the etlear, the womb being about an inch la depth. Hot Immeng be wee Inn, preseesher oestiseed M rtra • few yards; bob son Wang he was elist„ walked book sting foe embleses. He son beams worse wed amble to pressed Weber. Hie cries wen kneeled, wood by wasthes welsher, wise es tonne the eget Woad the pressmen lying In r se palbly. • bores sad ton wen sesermod, and be was =rale- Mt. Chliererli Mi.; was KM IS tai sake Me treateent the sufferer is now pregramiag very favourably, being es he recovered se to be present at the examinatioe. The pelmet was com mitted for trial at the wises, ball bong viesseeL —Asses " Vol? INTIINCN • liAwi AND • CAT.—A few days ego, se •at was Mkieg bee moneds walk in search oiler prep in a field tangles to Mr. SIN= Bah. cf ciassimpoy, in the pules of Mos. • fferWerie en the , A 1 spot observed a hawk hovering over pus, nano wh om' bade( bier few • rabbit. At Ise the bird of prey rowed down en the eat, Isowerse sees osevinced les of his men. ase effeensft frees INN NlONlling the sir epic.— •oI Mercury. a hews mud as a eesideue. They thought that the learrieter dui earned/ &child that this was set a keen bemuse it only famed paned a beam tiles Ist, end there wu so actual sumac* of the pant iwaspied by the appellant from the remainder ; sad, for tie reasons he had given. thecout held that the qualillestios failed is tweet of the subject al aceasstios. Dreleice admit a►t'ILLA.R, r. L0R1C2714, Itißroxprzer. TM Lord Chief Justice said that in this case the appellant occupied the tint fluor being part of a Louse ; and this p►rt was not stated to be a shop, warehouse, or counting house." It was not a house" hewn* it wee only part of a house. without say actual severance from the other part. The revising banister disallowed the 'vote, and the wart was of 00E409 that he was right. Decision affirmed. EXECUTION AT pAssroN.—(THIS DAY.) DIAGXITIC PRESTON, On °Timm. WCaffery, the murderer of Colonel Crofton and' lit. Captain Haaham, nu executed at soon this day at Kirk- ja dale. He died very penitent• Despite the weether, white IC was extremely wet, there were about 8,000 spectators. • THE WINDHAM LUNACY COMMISSION. 80.-. (THIS DAY.) —4.-- be 10 THE TWE.NTY.FIRST DAY. m The further investigation under this commission 1111 was resumed at 11 o'clock, at the Swims House, West. MP manatee, before Mr. Samuel Wanes, Q.C., Master in eat. Lunacy. M. The following additional evidence was given i ft Mr. W. Drew, examined by Mr. Mdward—l now keep et. the Somerset Hotel in the Strad. In March, 1860, I kept K. IS the Koval Kest Hotel at Seodgete, and remember Mr. 81. W. F. Whalham coming there to stay. He was aacoqquainted Is with some of the Micas thee Matt:emit at ShoencßCe mum, e 6 and they visited him. He dined at the of mese very N. frequently. He coodocted himself very well Indeed while M. he was staying at my house. His conduct was like that of lm. other gentlemen, and Ih• no idea that them was any dee. Z . Ci•LIC, of intelle ct. had I came forward to give evidence from e 6 the statements 1 read in the newspapers. N. Cross examined by Mr. M. Chambers, Q.C.—I considered 96. him • remarkably quiet young mss. I agree heard him 96. shooting 'owl or blowing a railway whistle. 81. Mr. Thomas Wyodliam Creme:, examined by Mr. Kan- L i e lateQ.C.—l live at Beesten , Norfolk. I knew the iir Mr. Windham. I mad to dine occasionally at II Ming& He was a great mimic, and would imitate 96. the peculiarities of the Norfolk dialect. I used to see the 19 alleged lunatic about with hie father. At the end of 1860 ! 1 ',.. I dined at Felbrigg. Mr. Net 6 eld was then there. ,6 Captain Windham and Captain Brenton were also perusal. 17 Young Mr. Windham ass at the head of his own table, sod at behaved himself like s i „ gentleman. We played IM whist in the cereuier , Mr. - wiedkLm taking a hand. 56 In August, 1861, after lie mate of age, 1 dined wall him M. at his own house. We walked round the stables after din. si , net. end looked at the hones. His cooversetion was very ii: rational and proper. I shot with young Mr. Windham in in, September, VW+. He mamma his gun fairly and carefully. tea, but I should think him a bad shot. From ell I have seen of 86 him I consider bim of sound mind. et. Cross-examined by Mr. M. Chambers, Q.C.-1 never I t,. noticed the slobbering that has been spoken of. He is hallooed loud and laughed much, but not so as to attract us notice. W. By the Jury—l am not any relation to Mr. Windham. le I attribute hes boisteroussese to high spirits and not to I: wieouadnen of mind. St. Mrs. Brown, examined by Mr. Kerslake. Q.C., said that is. she was • wailiersammen, living in the Vauthell.roed, and ga, washed the hum from Mn. Lewellyn's house. ills. washed 911. Mr. Windham's linen, and observed th ere were stains on it 15 from a particular disease, but not such am a child 816 N. arising from ... By the Master—l always sorted the linen myself, and the et. hoot lisps were not say of them taro off. U By the jury— I washed the sheets from Mn. Lowellyn's, U sad never noticed any stains like • child would make. to Mrs. Pritchard. a charwoman, lasted as boweessaid at lk Levellys'e from the lint of June lam till Mr.Wisdbani left. : The witness costradicted in din= term the midsummer's ine by Mr. awl Mrs. Lawellyn as to the waded of mass Mr. m, Windham. The Gams& fregssatly visited LeweilyVe in M. July last, bat did set *ten me his nephew U when be mem Whom ems heard Mr. Windham ik . say to Mr. Lewellyn, whim the account book K. was produced, " Holloa, old fellow, what's this ? you're a. slicing' it on too strong.' Whatever there was smog was rectified. Mrs. Lewellya called ea me fear times shoat tea weeks ago. Os me ef the see lies else mid to Ilk I me. " You knew Mc Wisdhesi need to dirty hie 118 bed and run about the heave asked. Yes meet go to le my home and tell the General abs=l6, sad them be win 2 do something good talon sad year ImehaeL" I said, " I 7 will .4, - and she said, " I well being • gentismen down on * Friday. be well make TOM," kilts MON • wooed time with „ Colonel Broughton. BM used to cell him, "My Baby." ki• (A laugh.) They same in a cab. MaLewdly. thou mid 1 1! to me, " You mud mule to my house awl me the General, for Mr. Windham hem been and naafi= a bad is woman and emendeesdall his mowey away. We want tome no what we can do foe the Gemini. for she was going to bring es him a child ;it must be doe quickly.* I mused to go. and St they went away. Colonel Breaglikon beard all that was 1 8,_ said. Mrs. Lewellyn came a third time, but I did not lee IS her. She Game = another ocessiou sad wanted me to go le up and see the Genera, end tell him that I go bed sees Windham rumen asked Most the N pump ; tbat the General bid • good Mammy 0111010 1$ to give away, and it would be the el , cil el us to do what lil Me Oesmal wasted. I remember bearing Mrs. Loyally* 2 my to her brims& shout a mouth after I had base at the a home, "Yea me seeking the poor boy dry, and as long a gg Its hoe get any ninoey you will stick JO him." YR Lewellya le else wished me to tell tics General thet young Mr. Windbaas wise great geezer, end had eaten 17 sw for brodrfset It was U set true that he led dose ow end I - ased to go. I was sot 111 aware that Mr. Windham was ill while I was there. 5 4 Cremcnimined Ivy Mr. Chemin" Q.C.—I was AM ex- * reined on wait el Mr. Wisbaai about time weeks ago. is Mr. Wladheas wee gessenfly tipsy Is the eves*, bet I 0 sever saw him ems - borne dl auk. He used to be with Mr. * Peetleld, Mr. Lewellyn, and sconetbeei Mr. Partridge. * They used to be laughing and talking . I ambled 11 1 owe In awry* deco a dozen empty wan, ti which had bees had for luncheon. Mr. Mr. s Lewellyn, Mr. Partridge, and the Bev. Mr. 0 to= ffaladiais formed the party with Mr. Windham. They were very merry. I never heard that be bed • gmed's dries or that be wee food of driving seems. I have sees him IC "slobber* whoa he talked quick. He always need a pocket gig handkerchief whoa I have seen him. (TU witness we ft subjected to a rigid ereewszsmilatics se to the convene- 1$ tioa with Mrs. Lewellys, which was proceeding when our WI -oirt left) so we Tar HOTAL HORTICULTURAL GARDEN/L-•-HET I we Majesty's Gicatiene—es we may the by • reesterionuding tee same, call the !loyal Haetlnit..t Beskifty'e Gardena at II South Keetingtos—are to le emanated us a magnificent SS scan duriag the awake( seame. It is deer that = th e o r mighty ourecarieg of the Great Exhibition th e ex- is pert to catch their share. All the attreatieth us Mereased. up 'fliers will be eight dower sad fruit shown ; the *rehires tee are 'screamed is number and in value ; the imbue are to be te• admitted more freely and ementheally to _the pirdese ; sad la the mom ealebmted bands is to be bend lady from May r to October. The days flud for the great shoes are : ,- 4 . March 19, Wedeuday. hysintit sad camellia show; April ter 9, Wednesday, ameba show ; May 21, Wedemda , Bret grist MO t, Bower sad fruit show ; June 11, Wadm i , mooed to great show ; Jose 26, Thursday, nee show ; j 2, w. to sea third great show ; September 10, W y, show ri . of autumu Sowers ; October 9,9, and 10, great interoationol io show of fruit gourds. route, vegetables, and cereals. The ga show of gourds, roots, sod cereals to continua cloth the test 18th. The valise of the prime to be giver away in mousy Mt a upwards of two thousand guineas, in addition to which Us_ them will be distributed a number of broom medals for the ~."' beet display of ag ri cultural root, and of the cereals at all 1 7 0 . nations. The bend music will have some features of isle- *, tint. We hour that some of the most celebrated of the as. foreign Weds, such as the fatuous Wellington military baud 111. of Vanua, ate a osious to come over and exhibit their power. 0 The Keifer, we understand, has given his cousin ; and we li suppose that if the Kaiser ie.& off, the Emperor of the Preach and the Kiog of Prunus will ant be long in follow- * ing _wit.—Aritcou um. so 11a. SEWARD'R Dzararca es. —We are quite pro- le pared to admit that Mr. Seward has met Great Britain in i t s this very delicate matter in • most becoming and honourable it temper. We say this usgrsdgiegly and heartily. There is IC nothing in the tune of the Waehingthe administration to spoil le i the afeet of its set. Courant is not made with eau, r owla and malignant protests, but in a high spirit of user ~,,...., &serf 'Auer, and good feeling. It would be worse - i p, than folly on the part of Englishmen—it would be .„—..„. downright blackgendisrn—not to acknowledge this. 't""'..,„, We have our omens of the editor of the New York Iv, , Herald: and we have fanned a serials imprenion ef the use American press generally ; but we sill be impartial awe& KM to say that Mr. LiDCollell Minister of State has had the 26,505 mango not to listen to its reckless counsels, the virtu w e " to defy its censures, and the good fortune to conquer its absurd and diepielieg reeklemness. Is his emesne nicatione with this isouthry. be shows • discretion. • deference, a moderation, and • madour which it would be mere miserable spite sot to appreciate aid teethed. Sraday Timm. We have read the diplomatic nor =Apublished at Waehingtos, sad while the de. in fiseratuy of State show frame of the peculiar *, seeseire apt to be felt by mu who conceive themselves ii.i Is be unjustly treated. dm also exhibit unequivocal 0. peed' el the writer's siren% denim to maint•iu a good ithilentesedlem with this evesery. II may be true that Yr. Irma b. aipaa his isairslisr of Messrs. Slidell and rg WM mam view a thlempt Wag it a new it p l at re s nt ir./ eet;/•=11 that it teem • peak lii Inapkiat, or rii- 1 41 Saab from the merit el hie hulk esseemisa. We ere at a .it.. IprOs vamheehiemt e it Iteette w e Iry =skis to dis • thrrorimme loath to ads we Seeemats with& , Wet* feet are t o ea ere qdte Nue Oat the i i ' ephili re dlepleyellie the sears et teeemabb to the peeper- - mien et pea.—Meneheeter Grarthese. WARN 1,1878,-(THIS DAYJ Two e'Cr.orM. The railway share market to-day is dull. Where any alteration has occurred in prices it is in a downward direction, but in scarcely any case does it exceed I per . cent. London and North Western stock is now _quoted 931 to 9•1 ; Great Western, 69 to * ; Midland, LW/ to 1331 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1061 to 1071, being still fiat ; South Eastern, 781 to II being likewise rather offered ; Caledonian, 1031 to 11: Counties, 531 to ; and Great Forthern, 114* to 115. Lembardo-Vsoetian Railway shares have im proved to Ito prem. Sambre and Meuse are again better; Great Western of Canada are rather Sat. - - fib . T i - I - 1 ‘ W. MONEY MARKET--(THIS DAY•) Two o'Claar. The funds to-day have shown firmness. After advancing 1 per cent, Consols are now quoted the same as they closed yesterday. All the other markets are very quiet, but, considering the ra pidity of the late rise, yesterday's prices are gene rally well supported. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Ren ter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter opened at 68fr. 50c., showing s decline of 1 per cent. since yesterday. Consols are officially marked 931, 1, and 1, both for money and the account. The present quota. tion is 931 to I. The official business report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 238, 240 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 931, 93 ; New Three per Cents., 931, k, 93 ; New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 773 ; India Stock, 226 ; ditto Five per Cent Stock, 1061, 1061; ditto for account, 106 ; ditto Bonds, 24e. prem. ; Five per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 991, 100 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent, 106 ; Exchequer Bills, Jane, 2L., 235., 24e. prem. The Turkish Loan of 1854 is rather better, at 81 to 82. That of 1868 remains steady, at 71} to 72. Mexican, Venezuela, and Spanish Bonds are all well maintained. Sales are re corded as follows:—Brazilian Old Five per Ceuta., for account, 101} ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1860, 901, 91 ; Italian Five per Cents., 631, 641, ex div. (exchange, Mfr.) ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 281, 1 ; Portu guese Three per Cents., 1858, 1857, 1869, and 1860, for account, 461, ex div.; Sardinian Five per Cents., for account, 78 ; Spanish Three per Cents., 51, ex div. ; ditto for account, 511, 1,1, ex div. ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 42 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for amount, 811, } ; ditto Siz per Ceuta., 1858, for account, 72, 71} ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 74 ; Venezuela Three per Cents., for account, 231, 23. HALF-rem Two o'Ciaae. Consols remain quoted 931 to 1 both for money and the account. We learn from private letters from Paris that the news of the release of Meaux Slidell and Mason reached the Emperor Napoleon at a public recep tion at the Tuileries on the evening of Wednesday, by telegram from Queenstown. Hie Majesty thereupon warmly congratulated the American Minister, as well as the American ladies who were present, upon the arrangementnow happily effected. At Vicuna on Thursday, the Austrian funds rose to 1 per cent., and the exchange on London de e 140.50 About 40,0001. of the Australian gold by the Lest was bought by the Bank yesterday. The flow of specie from America to this country I continues in moderate amounts. The City of Washington has brought about 15,0001. The shipments of specie by the Bombay steamer (the Ellora) to-morrow are fully as large as was anticipated. The total for Bombay is 302,9501 4 of which 282,4601. is silver and 20,5001. gold. There is also 3,9001. in gold for Alexandria. The continental exchanges yesterday afternoon showed a decidedly drooping tendency. The rates on nearly all the leading places were lower. Sub joined is our unionist : Anisisiims, 3 maths, ILll3f to f ; ditto, 3 days ILI6 so 1; Rotterdam. 3 months, 11.18( to I • Antigen% 3 month; 36.45 to BO ; Hamburg, mu banco: 3 monthe, 13.78 to f ; Puis, 3 days, 26.17 g to 221 ; ditto, months, 36.46 to DO; Prankfae‘on.the-Maine, 3 months, 116 to I ; Pplinshmg bur rouble), 3 maths, 32g to 1 ; Vis ed. So., Ilmeallia, 14.35 to 46; Trieste, QM 60.; 14.36 to 46 ; Madrid, 3 months, 413 e to g ; Oaths, 3 assaties, 46g to I ; Legtiovn, months, 25.67( to 70; GOWN 3 months, Z.67g to 70 ; Milan, 3 months, 25.67 g to 70; Naples, 3 meaths, 39g to g ; Palermo, 3 month; UR to 119 ; 3 months, 1181 to 119 ; 10 31 1 to Climrto. WSW, 3 1 i u , Sa• The Liverpool cotton market yesterday was firm, but quiet. The sales comprised 12,000 bales. Although transactions in war risks no longer 000ur at Lloyd's as re gards neutral ships, it is still required that the "free from capture" clause be inserted in policies of insurance. American vessels outward bound were done yesterday at 1 per cent war risk, and the same rate has been pad on homeward voyages. There is, however, but little business. Forty guineas per cent. were paid at Lloyd's a few days ago to effect fresh insurances on the ship Mary Fry. overdue from Montreal. Intelligence was received yesterday of the arrival of this vessel in the Downs. The letters from Madrid yesterday afford some par ticulars respecting the failure of Megan. O'Shea and Co., the eminent bankers. The stoppage appears to have been principally caused by large defalcations on the part of M. Yberrola, who war some time ago . a clerk, but of late has been junior putter in the bank. He is stated to have gambled to a serious extent, and there are other features of a very discreditable character. The matter may perhaps come before the public tri bunals. The disastrous state of financial affairs in America is also supposed to have some bearing upon the difficulties of the firm. The liabilities are variously estimated at from 180,0001. to 240,0001., and a very un favourable opinion appear* to be entertained as to the result of the liquidation. The failure has created great consternation at Madrid. Such was the high opinion entertained of the firm, that the principal members of the aristocracy there used to deposit their jewels and other valuables with them for safety. A meeting of the creditors was to be held on the 7th inst. A Calcutta telegram, dated Deo. 15, states : " heights. Rice, 72a. 6d. ; produce market active ; imports dull ; exchange, 2a. Old." The monthly return of the Bank of France, as made up to Thursday, the 9th of January, shows the following results (the exchange taken at 25f. to the pound) : Coin and bullion Bills discounted lnman 2,400,000 Notes in circulstion lacrosse 1,840,000 Private dolomite Treasury deposits Advances on public securities Increase 30.000 This return is not a favourable one ' but a large increase in the demand for money always takes place in France at the turn of the year. An undertaking of considerable importance, both to the manufacturing interest and to India, has been brought before the public to-day under the title of the vast India Cotton Agency Company (Limited). This project has been in course of formation for a considerable time past, and much interest is dated to have been enlisted in its favour in Manchester. It is or ganised upon a scale of considerable magnitude, a capital of half a million sterling being proposed. The board is not yet formally constituted, but is to be selected from among the provisional committee and subscrib ;re. The provisional com mittee comprises a rather numerous list of respect able names, for the most part practically acquainted with India This company does not propose either to grow or to ship ootton. Its object is, by reaps of European agency, capital, and appliances, em ployed in the interior of India, to promote the ex port of cotton from that country in increased quaatity and of improved quality. Its programme is, therefore, of sufficient interest and importance, in the present crisis in the cotton trade, to secure for it favourable attention. We ire officially informed that the directors of the Union Bank of Australia have resolved upon a dividend at the rate of 7 per cent. for the past balf-year. The Caledonian Railway traffic return shows this week a decrease of 7231. The receipts of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada for the week ending the 91st Deo. were 21,1401. sterling, being 8,8861. more them in the corresponding week of last year. We are requested to rate that the share list of *National Marine Insurance Company will be altipel. cm T y, the 21st inst. 4 Ore* spear statement for the week ma ims Woodsy bat gives the following totals, °ADMIT SWAMI AND ZAILWATL di llso..ll.l.l.Asiritl(aL All..ealia.ima Ii Iddlisi= llN4C. _ 4 swan 'llc.a — t.i.-.--..1 al - 07 - Aiwa VII Da, • i•sa ZIA ail Oa lea ail DOUR ma DepaL.Paalk•AlAels. Mil MIA WO ISO Mows lialspo. Nook • lie De. Naas all INS &MR 1101olporporiGINIAA I$S Wake° all Forth AIM Jam 100 Olhagew t L WMII all Illlenat Iforiadhwooro 100 Grass Martiars PAO lax • i NO" kelt& Wank tbs.) 100 Or./6 Wilder* 1001 DalserTal.ll•o. l llk 100 fammlololo T 110 Looks mg 111401kwall Uri I P.lll—dia ft l2lllol od: De. I sll 00 Losa•l=Welliru all 140401161111= all Ds. Rol 41e4111"8.1." • 2.14 Do. Now WS Do. 11aa.11D1011 MIL GC W.. (II) aD YU led ma Nowurik sad WWI( IP Dewy♦••••••.daL Ile•rp,Wirmap.alis l• MOM 1016 Nati Dridda all to Dew= UAL •D all Do. • lie If. lissims—asewtek DI De. 03.1LPin. 1611 De. Lob US Do. Yale 110 Ike* lonian all lfrath•LW•horalsoc 171 North Nolteginathmas.ac. all thetas' all Portman& a ra 100 11 1 1Arilek 1•3 mil=asa VU•s ia. 6 10 Swab Walas IN I. Tb& al Um Dna 2 w= U MU* MN ble TA Vale iillablar .......... ...... I De. ----- jiat talk I. 'WEE Comma Mani WWI ll.lE== 111 Vs IN DU EEE D IOSIIIGN iiiiin. Se - SI Irf 10i MIL - 6 I m. .. no 161 llt 11S 130 $l2 100 106 60 64 66 06 1061 1071 10 67 4 I ,--, . U... S i 1 M s• i Obi 104 103} a s al wr tit 116 111 61 41 0$ NO 0 •$ The WO ee VT M sa 17 2 11 2 Pa tas I IPA ss sr us us s 7 4T 40 Ai 14 M a rim 1 a f . j = : ;a _ II tlisitliall.M.D.s.'l6. 6 . b a ll i I=6l 411 31.11 •11=& SS al s I ka sh6 160 all bS W IMMO V ei Imes sil OIL Ramisa gras. LP. a .l Nit Oaairal a Yams— ill .04. Les= ul Osoil. IL WWI= 7 sil Oseslabso IS Da& sii Urn sot Nrsissla all mai lisass6 611 Aatosis iil If ea tip. tUsgs t . 7 & l6s fr ell iDe.s.lit Ili a % r a mvisha Dio. la i lbsres Tmat irtal" . .... U Otimisalors•Abit.) sit Polk 1476m.sollNislial an pZ i ona Odom le awl • IParadwas panartmolcAr• a an masa sal • • all Soya Dssisk an Lusa Ihrsdiek ad Ds. 7 rot essA. all 'lmbue sod MINIM : ail i Do. pit seat. MI . rng. IS Samba Vessliss 7 &Lae Paalor i =sili in , 866s6sra se .. A ,AIM Maims I w 16 pas err& !Va- sii sil Wo iNs. 01. h N. W.el hare 6 soissa d krids M i r Lieeilio L r... _ 4s. DL e o L atptalA A. " Do. JAAXAI4. ADA 14 Dope TAD** Sp.o.po. INte OADA c si lpme NA Droas ....... IDA Idle . A Do. J A Do. Orp.2ems4.. Al Do. II p. A. Ow INC A Do. do. do. 1,1104. A Do. Do do. NATI MOAreol book of Omois A Da 4 Do. On. par trod.O A. hi .. A =. A Do.O per A AI Do. f pis A ISM ... Al Do. lb. Ifir.... A DL Po ISM AO O's %Aso PI li Di. SW KY al l oi =Zt I all fairest 11a Do. Nor W Dallp.ollas.partar.ep ..- ; -- Da. 44.. ay. sla De. IS an Da.l4D.sl= 114 Maim Nis. 14 pat IL lea Da. ea g o t tee De. 41 peak. W Da. • par out 4a. .. Isa 11610.0up.44.*Deada sia lqlnsiswiska Oar& is Lel is Ds. ft.. de. PO, is. Lead 4s. Et. P-rb---- 100 W.W.11. e 1 Ain ma U. Om Mona laarrhra Mak W is. ru id t et Bask et Tuft, BM& F. Lemke Mot Birk It Law Morel* mil alas Cllrtml. gem el Lea _las.. sal Mao Kw! ■ MINIM %NO lel 2 u u. N. a «. is if* 1 14 4: • Be 0. N oh IN fN ___ :*I ii a s alet L Om et Orals Cm. et Leadra, 4. llatl eai stil a rLOWlL tan. i. 14= Nyw N M,M • I D. lit dme ass aosiaVS Laid= *Nib ahem - - 1 I— = 3 1 E 74 4-1. rem d — ;:istim e: liac il. " — Weir. M7fa. . I ai i 404110 WAN IPS 3* IM is 41 1 -pc t in ii iii — a sl4 de pa Tie file 71 re I% spin ss :la ▪ 1* $ T dis Ne din si A Si Ms - 11 is 4i . 1111 4 11 xis Ms :La Pa! 104 „e b. 7 71 i 4 rt 1 II 0 We Me z II a 1 i iis i AL lei 7a1:! 111 IC4 llx _9 - 0_ 101 1 i if IL A 2 llf 1 , 4; 111 U MI IS $ 111 IT ss 40 U IS IL U 140 101 2,1 bisid 1004 44 1 101 Of die ft N as et OS 11 we MI ef 94 II I 4 4 lII_ let_ II 'ltli Nl_ TWO 4ir INI, I N 111 i dh. L - 161111:16 11 sal NI $ a i• - u U Nil LOTiSiiidi 117! 1 0 411 1 90 `4i 44} Mk i 1 1 im - 06} _ 10f If ar wt 12 1 IS le xla iis . ahi _ Pn di I ts ion x la 101 l } lei a 1001 i - LS IS 14 ... sd 101 I i Si i 101} - :4 IS a a a n a T 1 7 a IN t$ 111 33 •74 le n 1 • 4io NI SA s pee tii 'a a 1441. Ai Ai - las f L al al 4 01 a SO SO 124 via :—lmport of gold, 250,5151. ; esparto dip 72,6001, ; imports of silver, 384,96411. ; swats silver, 184,8341. limy Demos. Consols, which closed yesterday at 101 M; both for money and the 6th February, venetian m orning at 931 to I, and closed at 9111 The official business report is es follows 3 Three per Cent. Console, for money, 93 4, is ft • ditto, for account (Feb. 6), 93e, j, Three per Cents. Reduced, 931, e, e, 96 • Three per Ceuta, 931, j, I, I; New Tiro-awl a-Ralf per Cents., 771 ' Years 1885, 15 9-16, 7-16 • Bank Stock, 936, 210, 131; India Stock, 225, 224 ; ditto Five per Cent. Rork 106 e, 1064, e, 106 ; ditto, for aorment, 1064, ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, Irk ditto Bonds, 245. prem. ; Five per Cott.' rupee paper, 100, Wt. ; dittornwitadw-Balf par Cent., 106, 104. The India Five per Cent. stook was steady, at 106 to e. The rupee paper continues in demand, and still rising. The Five per Cent. closed to-day at 994 to 100, and the ITive-aadweliali at lib} to 106. Exchequer Bills have again risen 2a, being bat quoted 194. to 225. prem. India Roads base likewise advanced, purchases being allesind at 245. prem. Foreign stocks were generally steady. A further rise of about U. took plass to-day is Bank of London, City Bank, Bank of Ai= and Oriental Bank shares. London Bank of Australia, Union Bank of Andrei English, Scottish, and Australian Chartered Mak and London and South lark= Bank, warn all quoted better. In miscallsnewas shares the favour able movement extended to Fast and West Intim. Dock, National Discount, Canada Lead, Van Die men's Lard, Peninsula and Orisatel Steam, Eayni Mail Steam, London General Omnibus, and English and Australian Copper Alarm The closing quotations for shares in new ender takings to-day were as follows :—Oosan Mange hour/woe, 6to prem. ; Thames and Msu Marine, 14 to 1. pram. • Universal Marina L aurance, le to die. • 'London and Provissii. Marine, .to dia. ;' Maria:Wile Twe, be t = 1 ; 40 11% 1 1=AI Marine Insuranee, Ito I prim ; • Union Mrs, Ito e ; Merawahle Pank, par to e prem. ; and Indian Carrying, per to prem. MINE&-(THIS DAY.) Two o' Am. The mining market is still buoyant, vie & good demand for some of the mare promint adventures. Great Wheal Fortune owes are in demand at 13 to 14, sad lira Oarn Brea firm, at lot to IL Sig Condon are 'quoted 23} to 31) ; Meeks Valloy, 1% to ; Margaret, 41 to 43 ; and Proviamee. 40 to 4L West Seton are officially marked to tie Stock Exchange 275 and 27611. St. John del Rey Mining shares continue to at tract attention, but the last traneadions remodel are at the somewhat reduoed pries ul6l* and colonial descriptions are generally steady. The Cardigan Consols Company have remind s report from their agent, advising an improvement in the adit east, now worth 1 tea GI ems re fathom. The lode in the meshes alien s aloe Im proving as they go down, being about 3 fast vide, a good mixture of blende, lead and sapper eras, and likely to lead to a rich deposit. With regard to the general emsditica at moiling business the circular of Mr. Peter Wales observe; :—" The Metal market and the Mae isavket,which for some days had bees inestivo dsr bse rs : already assumed an improved position. and tin are likely to have at once a rapid shame, which will have a acersepooding effect an tbs prices of all mine shares, enpecoellp those gimiagg weir dividends and on the eve of a dinners/ sista, should at once be purchased." The subjoined weakly ern smary of the lash/ market is extracted from the Cinder et Maw& von Dada:mein and North : In oar last we regretted the uncerbin psalm el emir Crrelations with America, as in sees way dulness which has characterised oar oreor= late. The prompt and full satidatitien siloodoit, lio American cabinet with reference to Urbana slier is since imparted . a considerable degree of broom rained every deecnptton of metal. Welsh her are r= 81 21. ed., t. o. b. Wale', and Si. per tan brns shire is without change. Scotch pig ire hos -wind/ from time to time, clung buyers at 4111. Si as sorma. ..looklz:p ;m al o lough Re i tti a t ij ogim ll sd etkaml ahm t itiern e lk iou tsap li na ir ly little r ror t d. &mamma Ira r b dc a n:: bands. Bicaits LT, bees e des 101111111.1a.V. end Ilk cash, LIM three mouths prompt, m = g arr. &mkt kik at these prime. Bonk 1231. p mike ho WANDA boo termer haereved &NIL ktoirola heeler emeral. Led:: larks dors vibes& okra= la peke. limiter: Time is moo lo qui% mg pine boys recovered eoniewhat, When el irk roma saki 1.81. 10a.; Hull parade 111 A k.; W. 11,191. • COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS TALLOW MARKIT.--(TITOI DAY.) The market is Ask. Tows team is orb& lb. 311,, set rash Petersturg on the wet. des._; Jew. leo Wet . 9 io• 62 . 495., r Alra bko ;In% MAIM Areesose.—Towe Ob. EL; ditto, b. did. ; yellow Rweem, Ks. OL ; melba 361. 6d.; rough ditto, 21a. ; blew mom% Os.; dnp, 7.. 13141T1IF'IELD HAT ter. --(THIB DAT.) Yen. Harvey nod Sot= remit Isis dm at tholti lowill__Priett modow bay, Mkt talk ; maw ditto, No. to 1006. ; ioftdorditto, Hi& to 7k. ; AIL 960. to 112§. 6d. ; ditto, ow, mood oat, Ma to VIOL; 6U:ix, 30.. to 36.. COVENT GARDEN.—(THIS DAY.) owitot to the unusual Whinges d the weather vej= centime pleetiful. Nam, orstalethe of Cam Chririaostal, Winter Nriis, end Drees Bemed, sue aelhohne for the derreed. Among apples ere eame pal ea= Bibelot Pippin, Old Nonpareil, sad Pare's mad p tie apples have Dot altered awe L il t Otenges of the best quality may Is beegle ke we rt down. Potato markets remain sheet the same se bet week. Out dowers chiefly otinsine d essilds, primulas, camellias, violets, udgeensite. lonehe end roses. A Costa= IS Cartott.—le the sew sassiela in Kew-gardens there Is a specimen se P Lai. weighing only a pound (spun so Inl. ammusa more then 500,000 yards. or 250 nib are made is ladle of so *a and &limb • twehme as he be termed " woven air." num° RICIIPTIL —The traffic receipts al sea ways in the United Kingdom *modell e tor*. week malls dia. 4, oa 10,00 miles to 4630.41.„ *diet the seriespeediug week last year on 9,846 miles to 464,2451. ; showing ea Mamas of 208 miles and 9,0171. Ttee greet seadges ea the following fifteen railways emanated is i e ll g i g e rg E on 6,661 miles to 354,00 W., and for the week of 1861 on 6,521 miles to SUM, ea Marmot of 120 miles and 1,6351. The imam on the Easters Counties Railway sessuated to MM. ; *a the Great Southern and Western beim& to 1,5701.: on the Great Western std Vat Mid land, to 2,196/. ; on the London, MOM % and Sena Coast to 1,670/. ; on the Lemke and death Wake% 1111 1.2281.: on the Manchester, Shefileld, and Limeshieka, 111.: on the North British, to IBM; mai ea the Neva SLigardshire, to 1,4851.—t0ft1, 11,0701. Rat hem this Mg be deducted 723/., the decrease of the Caledeekm; IBM ea the Great Northern ; 3,5141. oa the Landis sad Tee* shire ; 5851. ou the London and North-Waite* e a t the Midland ; %OM ea the Nurth-lladora ; MAIL es the south•Eastera, together 9,441/.„ berries theism,* se above 1,11351. The goads sad mineral halls se these Been amounted to 110.7931. whet 183,11077. ter the oeve spending week ot 1861, 'bowing a decrease et *$4L Ills receipts far sussagers plumb, tic., ameasiel *MOIR ambit 1116,7511 t.. slowing as *mass et MIN. doilmrheg from this sum the decrease ot 2,8141. is Mee efektlealto leaving the herein es the 15llas as above, 1,18 Joan receipts ci 46 other railways amounted, a. 3,411 mßeele 109,9151., sad tar the caereepeellem Welk es VW to 101,11631., *awls; a des* 45 RI seas led 7,3861. The bareme law leaks ales* *ova h *ma eaves, ampere* than real, for ate aver severe b e d sma lkg Mrs = ll ea the /Wyatt asselderably. awashm sad elm ammo= oases al Weise tires sad 'oho is the sang SINS JBtit the weather h the earreppoueltag period loses es B a a s that is the pert week the ressipts wed! shows a desseme lastead et es ism= as sett the itarrammliagg weak In MIL obran is The t sa alei above meattimed, although lmmo Zr a t verrespoodieg meted, see sleet AWL tem..* lbw! the lemedieg week. all I—__ 31 ir 114