The Express. — London, England, 1868-12-07 00:00:00

THIRD EDITION: : . 1 11 11 WI ELD CLUB CATTLE SHOW. %tt t1:1) OF THE PRIZIII3.—{THIS DAY.) r eliminarim to the opening of the Great T! -.r Oath. Show of the present year commenced at the Agricultural Hall, Islington, at • an l th , prreeedlngs in connection therewith ▪ •• • •c•endssi with more than ordinary interest, on ac an intimation received from Windsor that i•-..hal•le that the Crown-Prince of Prussia MAL at an early hour, during „.. s . In anticipation of this event, the Earl of • rre,i,lents, Earl Berner', Lord Walsingham, •, Eiehn:i•nd (Vice-Presidents), member. of • tic Smithfield Club, with Mr. Brandreth • s. cetar!). Mr. John Clayden (chairman), , • ar. ,lin.c.ors of the Agricultural Hall Company, e% Mat of the Show, were iu attendance . re 3 highness. .• • anvettatut (eaten in connection with this u• the mere than onlinary interest which the ‘stll as the Prince of Wales appears personally it. I.y Is coming hone fide exhibitors. It ..• .-•-• for inane Tears -indeed since the death of the 1....1t the I.ractire that all stoat from the euteret in the name am 1.1 313 . or-t;cner'l th • llott. A. N. Hood, h er and late ' , toward. This tlu• Queen has niad, no km. than thi' to. tt. and the time of Wales eight nitric- , in their own r.truos as exhi itors of stock in carious clam*. This circumstance hai doubt had s gloat ode. t in also inducing a more than ary number of member* of the aristocracy to enter wit;, the mo,t celthrated breeders of live stock in • Ilighnes. the Prince of Prussia arrived at the plater-Es:4 12, =dyesa candueted through the w of the present year consists of 61 classes, irre. o .tra ,tock. numbering in the cattle claws ; annuls. The gross number of specimens 2-..e1 reaches 4;7. but it must be borne in rated • in the sheep and pig classes are in pens of ,- o n,equently the numbers in the catelogmby ~res,Lt the actual aggregate amount of the Notwithstanding this barge comm. vscab under one roof, thanks to that valuable bown as sir William Burst's disinfectien stra.sspLere of the building seemed es pars and 3 .4 all C pen field. :; ,LM ~., f amencucl their duties soon after 9 o'clock imtua:l,92 of the cattle and sheep classes coa l."' p-Needecl to make their awards, which IL the galleries—the first announcement of • :.1.5.r.; made about 11 a i m. There were as CATTLE. era. not excleaing ayears 6 months. First T prize. 101. - _ c prize to No. 1, s t - • :: -per Hoopern, for his 2 yrs and 3 r:11- 1 1 / 4 , : by George Turner, of &sward 1;.,. and prize to No. 3—Mr. W. 0. f • .;: Farm, Slough, for his 2 jeers 3 . . • ••, r, brwl by Richard Moggndge, of • • %: *: 11 , teas, not exceeding 3 years and rn a. 301.: second, 201. third, 101. .. Wiliam Smith, of Higher Hoopern .• :7:onthe, bred by I. Tapp, of Twitchen , , .1 prize to No. 11, W. G. Nixey, of Sloi.gh, for his 3 years and 2 months, ith. of Higher Hoopern. 'Third rize :. • •v.rman.of Burnham' utton, Burnham . • of the Earl of Leicester. stars or oxen above 3 years and 3 ••• 'o. 3e/. : second, 201 ; third, 10/. First ,Tin Overman, of Burnham, Sutton v are and 10 months old, bred by Mrs. ••• .1:: Mai het, from the stock of the Earl of rize to No. 31, Mr. W. Barrington. • -11. Isle of Wight, 3 years and 11 . • Third prize to No. 26, Mr. : Stoney Court, Bridgewater, for his 4 - • • 'A. bred by the exhibitor. • , Leifer% not exceeding 4 years old. • end, LW. • 3rd, 10/. First prize to No. • . of Bi shop's Lydoard. Taunton, . • as and 11 months old; bred by him • ! No. 23, Mr. W. 0. Nixey, of Up • , :h. for his 3 rears and 1 months . I. idge. of MOlltnd, Routh Molton, . . ... • ! N...:;;, her Majesty the Queen, -• • !: Fain. Windsor, for the 3 years !-- I Helena ; bred by hog No. 1 to judge class 11—short •rs. not exceeding 2 years f ; . 201.: second, 10/. First : : ...eccinib Morley. of Leaden : yells 6 months and 25 days and prize to No. 83, James • • K.:usion. Taunton, Somerset, old; bred by exhibitor. -s' • •t.: • •-• !teen not exceeding 3 years •.- Fir•t: sae, 301.; second. 201.: third. 101. J. of Kingston, Taunton, for his • • •.• •. bred by exhibitor. Second (~ S. Folianibe, of Osbtrton Hall, 144 ilia 3 rears and 5 days old, , • • prize to 'No. 92, John I%omp. • •••• C •ppenham, Wilts, for his 2 years I- eo t)y exhibitor. - steers and oxen above 3 years : F. 14 prix s. 30/. ; second, 20/. ; third, : ;•• N( Vs. Mr. John B. Aylmer, of Fin , • :.••••• for his 3 yolsll and 4 months l • Sttond pnas to .10. a ••••••••1.4 Swindon, Wilts, for his 3 years by exhibitor. Third prize to No. ; of Broughton, Kettering, Nor ; • • year. and 5 months, bred by Thomas . • t Ifs.: borough. • , r, above 4 years. First prize, 251. ; •U. 1 6 1. First prize to No. 43, Richard Barton. Broedelyst, Devon, for months old, bred by exhibitor. Second - William Smith, of Higher Hoopern, • z be: 4 years and 10 months old 4.140 • rtl•sy. of Welland. North Devon. Farthing, of Stowey-court, Bridge . • • t biz 5 teary and 9 months Dumpling, ,• x.of tt arminster. Her Majesty's spe • I.nark, 6 years and 4 mouths, in this I! ! •zd steers not exceeding 2 years and 6 •; • 2r'l.: second, 10/. First prize to No. y. of Suffield, Aylsham, Norfolk, for months, bred by E. Taylor, of Whitton, prize to No. 49, Richard Shirley, of •• Stretton, Salop, for his 2 years • • w.-kks, bred by exhibitor. No. 4S. The • 5 months old, bred by her Majesty 71. was commended. .s , • t.to nul htif.rs, not exceeding 4 years. - • • 15/. ; third, 10!. First prize, No. I . of Hardwick, of Wimpole, Royston, • I. • p ars and 5 month, old Honey- Sccond prize. No. 127 ' to • •: 1 indum. Downtu rn , Norfolk, for , ntls old Gay Lass, bred by exhibi ••• to (1. and J. Peony, of Con this- 3 years and 10 'mouths Lilian, ert r.. tL : Z., ~ .., • d:ar... T ! ... , . ! • ' - 1 ; tot cows above 4 years. First tthird, IW. First prim: to N.. (o•bratim Hall, Worksop, Notts, • • imaitlis Cherry Blossom, bred by lull of Herrington, Salop. Second Willis, of Manor House, Bedale, 4:1 3 months &mot Locknow, bred ' i: prize to No. 144, Robert Sam- I.Market beeping Lincoln, for his t. . Faily, bred Gy dbam Lamb, of • S HEEP. . Pat wether sheep of the Leicester ~: owlet 23 months). Firstprixe, 201. ; le' '.. thud prim, U. First pry*. No. 263 , • •• • 't litytkorpe Ha, Leicester, for wather, • ; 1,• two weeks. Second prize, No. 25.5, to ,1• of Highgate Farm, Holme-on-Spalding l',.. : Ist wetter aged Dear 8 months '2 weeks. 'L.A. to Joseph Newman, of liarrenden, • miler &golf 21 months 1 week. .• I 4' wether sheep of the Leicester breed, 1 'LI months), each sheep not to exceed t.•:. • I•t• First prize, 201. ; second prize, 151. ; t ..,•!' ,; . price, No. 257, to Lord Berner., of Leicester, for sheep aged 1 year 8 months J. :•'; prize, No. 259, to Christopher James J . loe Ifouat, Oakhant, aged 1 year 8 months. ' , lftwold: Fat wether shee .i of the Cots old (under 13 months . First prize, Pno-. ; third prize, 54 nit wise, No. 1111.ty, of Glenestone, ROM Hereford, ; • •••"' , l 1 3..0r 8 months. Seimid prize, No. 260 , ; Eltues, of f.k,lesborne-park, Cheltenham, lor cheep aired 1 year 8 months 3 weeks. ' 0,3 , to the executor!' of the late John • • Le,hlado, Glouomtershire, for ' ' • rlp mouths South Irowon : Fat wather sheep of the ' year (uish,r 23 months) old. 1 SW.. seomul price 10(.; third prim, U. ' ,;;.• No , 307, to Lord . rice , of Morton ""”I, Norfolk, for sheet, aired 29 months tai ‘e , No, 315, to Ilugh 11. I'eufold, of for .1,,,5p aged 21 months 1 week ; •• 'Nu :148. to Sir William Tbrockmorton, Dart., ' 44 ;1, Farringdm, lkuke, fur 'keep aged 21 CI 0- THE AXI,Natj ift)IONN4CII; Cu.. It —Fat walker sheep of the OMNI Dowa brood, 1 pair old (ender 23 month* seek 'beep net meal 200 iL live weight. SU Pint p a 4. l6l. ; eseead prow 101.: third prise, 61. First No. ,to Lord Wel- Fset lleress , Ball, 1. Norfolk, fee she, 10 1 =Mk 1 weeks. Bowed pries, No. SD, to &r Mara Thredwastea, Bart., ,of Beaked, Teringdos, Barks, for sissy acid 21 mostlio. Third prise, No. 315, S. Lord Sondee. el Gieshaw Ball, Thelderd. Nadia, for sleep aged 21 nisaels. CIA= 43.—Pat walker deep of the both Down breed, years old (above 22 and wader MI swaths). First piss, 391. ; L o rd et peke ny. ; third prise, 6L Find R =N riit 329, to o - Walinagliaas, of Berke 8011, Norfoik, for sheep aged 22 months weeks. ba l e = t r a o l . 331, to - John °osmium, of Illemdwia Settee, Norfolk, for Amp osoa_lll sesalks. Third rigs, to theDslos of Mokesead, Good wood, reritur, Snow. for slap =i re % wswilia. CLoao ; yolks of Ike 'amok breed, 1 per old under SI seethe). pins, 101. ; seowid pur 161. ; rult= d 4o. to T. B. Oasswell, of re, for sheep mod 20 loootbs I Imola. e ttl i prizo, No. 269, to John roan. of Moro DINIA4OIO, Liaoolarhire, for sheep aged 20 awithe wake. Third pries, No. 206, to Williams Swallow, of Chapel Fara, Bartow-ea-Be shor, Linoola shire. PlOB. Warm Banat Ciao 63.—Type of any white breed not exceeding nine months old. Fret prise, 191. ; second prize AL First ranzst No. ON to T. L. It Cartwright, of Kelvins, Lady Fife, far pig aged 8 months 13 days. Second prize, No. 437, to her Majesty the Queen, the Prince Consort's Show Farm, Windsor, Berko, for pig aged 8 months 25 days, Prince Albert's Windsor breed. Ct.see 64.—Pigs ci any white breed above 9 and not exceeding 12 months *IL First prise la • second prise, 6/. First prize, No. 442, to her majesty the Queen, the Prince Consort's Show Farm, Win, for pig aged 11 months 20 days. Cease 66. Pigs of any white bread above 12 and not exceeding 18 months. First prim, 191. ; almond prise, 61. First pries, No. 443, to the - Bari of Badaor, of Coles bill, lEghwerth, for peg aged 16 menthe and 9 days ; seoond prize, No. 444, to William Hew Dunn, of Ingle. wood, Hungerford, Berkshire, for pig aged 18 months and 22 days. Bircz Baum. CLASS 56.—Pin of any black breed and not exceeding 9 months old. Fink ; seeoed i ttre ; First prize, No. 449,t0 Thomas Park, Winchester, Hants, for pi& &dr ris;al7; days. Second prize, No. 448, tololin t, jun, of Whyte, Chichester, Sussex, for e r, =months 21 days. Ciro 67.—For pigs breed above 9 and not 1110011 E 12 malls old. 4 70 Melt. Circe 68.—Pige of any black breed above I! sad not 4IXONNIME 18 months old. Twat pnay 101.; emend prise, U. First prize, No. 462, to Jobe Coats, of Hasnaors, sewed Illandford, - Beirest, for pig aged 13 months 29 days; no prize. Cases 69.—pigs of any other breed not exceediiil i months old. Fret pries, 101. • en d prize, W. First prise, No. 464, to Jam Pebereau ynxdbury, for pig aged 3 months 29 days. No second prim Cues 60.—Pigs of any other breed above 9 and not F F Srst 12 months. Fust prise, 101. • alsoond prize, U. prize, No. 456, to Jobe Roberson: of Bayfordbary, Hertford, Herta, for pilo month 21 days. &woad prize, No. 467, to Joh ns, of Cohlington, Leighton Bustard, for pig aged 11 months 13 days. CLADS 61.—Pige of any other breed above 12 and not exceeding 18 months. nretprize, 101. ; esoond prize, 61, First prize, No. 4,59, to Joseph H. Clark, of Altirocd, Berkshire, for pg aged 14 months 16 days. Second prize, No. 461, to J. P. King of North Stoke. Wallingford, for pig aged 15 months 4 days. LAW INTELLIGENC&-(THIS DAY.) Mille pm/atm es So OlhalaWe eatalbes, wias in a waspreasediag hem UM OW IS all W 114411111 01 Balboa,. - sad eat mat As thirst ea tle eelikw op ens a tie sew etre& the wbebot the Hotbara-staduet eaa 44 Wm bilpin to gib ani the driver het all ma t r it. The_ penialessies wee that ts w hit asoinsarde ler 30 or 40 bet, the sliest halogen e a r incline, sad, eosin/ vioisatly a g a i ns t the kerb, 'ward . te sad be sad alarmed the who ra lb peeds!' die inesatei se Bet eat. The is trying to get down, ined Maw airbag to the wheel pin ender the ossolina, and fell apes the willow... Me was very in shakes end hut, sad had to be taken et. Harthelessaw's Hospital, where where it was found he had rebind a oonotunioa of the hip joint. The briery was of persisneat War% and it was nee that the who wafted into semi 4 1 :11 crutches, would be ins for the rest as his lib, The was described as ma "old casteeser," whose erratic oea duet was known to the defeadsat, and who therefore out not to have been used in the windbag. The owe whisk hen not been tried before, is likely to last a keg tine. COUBT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. After Teem Nisi Pries Sittings at Westaninster.—(Before the Lord Chief Justice and Special Juries.) JINN= AND LNOTYRII C. WALLIS This was a claim to recover the sum of 3&31. 17s. for jewellery supplied to the defendant. The defendant had paid 401. into court, and pleaded infancy as to the re mainder. . _ Mr. Coleridge, Q.C. and Mr. °MHO were counsel for the plaintiffs Mr. H awkins, Q.C., and Mr. Benjamin appeared for the defendant. Mr. Coleridge, in opening the plaintiffs' case, said they were jewellers, in St. James's-street, end thedefendant was a gentleman, uow of age, but who was not so when the articles were ordered. The question for the jury was whether the articles were necessaries for a young gentle man in the defendant's station in hip. It had been laid down that there were such things as luxurious necessaries, and therefore necessaries did not merely mean the com mon necessaries of life. In June, 1864, the defendant was introduced to the plaintiff by a gentleman, a customer of them, named Sine ir, who said the clefeiLl sat t was worth 8,000!. a year. and that be might tr ma w w i th s Defendant ordered nearly siderable amount of 4401. worth of erOnerte ou, which was aaat to his lodg ings. When the plaintiffs became aware of it they sent to the defendant and demanded back the articles, and be gave them all up, except three or four items which he bad given away in the meantime. Shortly after the defendant called on the plaintiffs and told them he was under age, but wealthy, and that if they trusted them as soon as he came of age he would pay them. They did so, and it would appear that this y oung gentle man, who was too young to pay for his jewellery was not too young to do what many others had done, to fall in love and get married. (Laughter.) Many of the articles were ladies' ornaments, and no doubt necessary articlee for a gentleman's wife. Evidence having been called in support of the plaintiff's case, Mr. Hawkins, for the defence, said Mr. Walker's father died many years ago, end the .wlailltd succeeded when very young to some encumbered mining prope2 e in Not tinghamshue. When the debt was contracted defen dant wee only in the receipt of 700(. per annum, but it was afterwards, in 1866, increased to 1,000!. • year. Un fortunately for this young man, he fell into the hands of Pergola who encouraged him ~s e mo 4 retail oziiii varanoor Trio introduced en the turf., where he aside the acquaintance of betting men, those harpies who infest the ring and who encourage young men in wasting their substance. The defendant became of age in 1866, when he owed 19,073/. on the turf, 14,6061. for jewellery-4,2001. to one jeweller, 4,4011. to another jeweller, 6,1621. to a third jeweller, and this small debt of about 4001. There was a debt of 460!. to a tobacconist, and in all his liabilities amounted to nearly 40,0004 This action was defended on principle—viz., that these ar6cles were unnecessary foram defendant in hisstateand condition when he ordered them. All the articles that were considered necessaries had been paid for, and the money had been brought into coati. The def endant was now married, and they had one child—they ware, in fact, nothing better than three babies. ;Laughter.) Their united ages amounted to 36 years and 9 months, or an average of lees than 12 years. (Laughter.) The defendant was 20 years of age when he was married, and his wife was only 14. The learned counsel referred to a recent case of a similar kind decided in the Court of Error, in which that court had overruled the received law as to what were necessaries and what were not, and that it was not for the jury but for the judge to direct them on that point. The Lord Chief Justice said he had carefully read the judgment referred to, and he confessed ho could not un derstand it. He thought he once bad a clear notion of what the law was, but from the recent decision the law on the subject seemed to be very much like "confu sion worse confounded." There were many, things which might be considered luxurious necessaries, for which the defendant would be liable. It could hardly be said that a set of earrings, twelve guineas, was not • "reasonable luxurious necessary" for a young gentle man's wife when he was anticipating an income of 8,000/. per annum by only twelve months. Evidence was given in support of the defendant's in come. The Lord Chief Justice said many of the articles were of a doubtful character as regarded necessaries. The jury returned a verdict for the defendant, cousi dering the 401. paid into court sufficient. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Sittings at Nisi Pries, in Middlesex.—(Before Mr. Justice Keating and a Special Jury.) JACIIION V. &IC RICHARD XLIVZ. This case was partly beard on !Saturday. The plaintiff bad been an inspector of public carriages, and he sued the Commissioner of Police to recover damages for a libel. The alleged libel wee contained in the order of the day which stated that the plaintiff had been dis missed for having made out accounts for payments claimed to be due to him founded upon misrepresenta tion of the duties alleged to have been performed ; ex penses charged, not incurred ; and in many cues expenses being charged which, if incurred, were not authorised by any regulation. If,. Fierjeant Parry, Mr. Littler, and Mr. Poulter ap peared the plaintiff ; and the Attorney -oeneral (Sir J. e) and Mr. F. M. White for the defendant. Sir B. Mayne this morning gave some evidence princi pally as to the routine of the department in reference to appointments and dismissals ; and in answer to hie lord ship he said that it was very rarely that an inspector was dismissed; but he had dismissed probably 10,000 men. Mr. Walker, the chief s uperintendent of the police, de tailed the investigation into the plaintiff's &counts, and gave evidence to justify the report upon which the dis missal took place. This concluded the case for the defendant. COURT OF EXCHEQUER. Sitting. at Nisi Prim.—(Before Mr. Baron Martin and 71 . Common Jury.) ROUSTALL V. LANS. This was an lotion to recover compseisation iu darnaxes for bodily injuries alleged to have been sustained through the negligence of the defendant. The defendant pleaded not guilty. Mr. Berjeant Parry and Mr. Talfourd Salter appeared fl't the *half ; Mr. S. Hill , ad Mr . Pew* (or the deleadant. On the 17th Deember, last year, the plaintiff was as MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. (THIS DAY.) - The December general sessions et the pesos for the county of Middlesex ware conwasnosd this morning at Clerkenwill-green, before Sir W. H. Bodkin, assistant indge ; Joel* Payne, Eaq., deprity.assistant judge; lir. Homy PownsE, chairman of the owart ; Dr. Jervis, chairman of the matting justices of the Hones of Deten. tion ; and Mr. Martin, Yr. Fletcher, and Mr. Wonky. own) =anus MID 101. Upon the names of the several gentleman summoned to serve on the grand jury bang celled by Mr. A. Eumbelow, and the service of the suanienses proved by Yr. Frond, the &stirs odor, a n d their not making Umw appear. WM. The Amhdant Judge initiated the fan penalty of 101., after the payment of which they will be matnueoned again. The gentlemen who had been errant then retired to their roam. On - e gentleman who objected to be served said his =ZOO was Ridadale, and he lived at Bayswater, and was employed at the Royal Mint. He brought a certilloate !tura the piaster of that establishment, which was handed % o ar s was to the effect that as at the present ti me th e were very busy indeed in the uoinigit 4epreeminti it would be most inconvenient for Yr. klidedaie to be 'The Amistant Judge said be could not excuse km. If i t i b o a a rature had intended that servants of the crown il be exempted, it would have been so stated in the Act of Parliament. Kr. Ridable would therefore have to serve. 110 CLUMMILL The calendar. onesidsring that only 14 days hay. elapsed since the the oonassooseent of the hat sea" is very heavy. It contains the =rose of no less than 10e pr scenes for trial, besides several who are at large upon bail. Of this number U are ind/cited for wisdeasanour, and 97 for felony. POLICIS COURTS.-(17118 DAY') MARLBOROUGH-STREET. ♦ NICE AWAIT. Mtn Potent, kitchen-maid at the Vienna restaurant and beerhouse, No. le, Oxford-street, was charged be fore Mr. Tyrwhitt with the following outrageous con duct : Mr. Wilhelm Weir, proprietor of the Vienna restau rant (through Mr. Albert, the interpreter), said that on returning home last night ab ou t 8 o'clock, having left the prisoner, who was his kitchen-maid, to take cars of the house, with orders not to let any one in—he found that she had some persons in and had given them beer. Seeing that the prisoner was drunk he remonstrated with her, upon which she took up a chair and tried to strike ev one near her, but, failing in doing so, she smuhed 18 glasses, of the value of 18a, which were on the counter. A great crowd collezted round the house, and on a con stable coming up to ascertain the cause he gave the pri soner into curtody. That morning a large jug full of beer was found in the prisoner's room, but he (Mr. Weiss) had ascertained that it was not with beer that the prisoner had got intoxicated, but with port wine which she had helped herself to. The prisoner asked Mr. Weir whether he had not pulled her out of the kitchen by the hair. Mr. Weiss said he never touched the prisoner at all. Mr. Tyrwhitt ordered the prisoner to pay the amount of damage and a fine of Ws., or lie be imprisoned for throe weeks. ELECTION INTELLIGENCE.-(THIN DAV ) -.- GLASGOW AND ABERDEEN UNIVERSITIES. 12 o'Cwm. Moncreilf (L) 2064 lionlon STRANGE OCCURRENCE NEAR PAISONB TO WN. Tho Earl of Rosen, accompanied by his brothers and some friends, were (says the RemayA Guardian) re turning along the Banaghar roe": from shooting, on Saturday evening, and within a mile of the Castle they were met by some constabulary of the /Wash station, who peremptorily ordered the young noblemen to halt, one of the policemen giving proof that the com mand was no joke by deltherately loading his rifle, sad making the most convincing gestures. His lordship and party had the preeslivo Of mind to forego a long parleying, simply contenting them selves by stating who they were. But the policemen would listen to no statement or explanation, and his lord -"p Ili! his party had no altfrnative but to save them selves from the uocugnity of the handcuffs, or, probably, • personal encounter, by going with the policemen into town, where the tables were soon turned, and the sub inspector, on heanng the strange narrative, forthwith Lad the whole of his lordship's late escort taken into custody. The constabulary escapade is to form the subject of an investigation. --- - - - SWINDLING EXTILIORDIN4I7 AT CADDIFf. A workman of the name of Ashton has just suc ceeded in carrying out an extraordinary swindle at Cardiff. He profaned to have been left a large property at Hull, and - Tooting, near London, and produced fetters, apparently written by a London solicitor, giving particulars of the estates, and the announcement of his good luck was dis seminated far and wide by the public press. The prospect of unbounded wealth brought him a host of friends, all only too anxious to sexist him in any way they could, and as it was um:weary that he should obtain " temporary " assistance before taking possession of the property, he found no difficulty in obtaining loans to a considerable amount. From one be obtained goods and money to the tune of MI. ; from another, 1001. ; a third, Oa ; and, altogether, it is estimated that he managed to comfort himself with goods and money to the extent of 1,0001. Being of a religious turn of mind he engaged to buy a large music-hall for a chapel, ordered a coetly communion ser vice. and his generosity was the theme of more than one discourse in the pulpit. He engaged several friends to be the stewards of his estates, and these favoured indivi duals, together with several others, actually accompanied him to Hull. The moining after their arrival Ashton could not be found. Then the extraordinary swindle wai discovered, and the clever Aahton has not since been heard of, it being believed that he has sailed for Amorics. According to the Times Mr. O'Hagan ha; been appointed Lord Chancellor of Ireland, and the " correct list" of the Norm* Post appoint; Lord Kimberley as the head of the Poor-law Board and Sir G. Grey, Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster. THE CASE OF MADAME RACI I EL.—The Attorney- General, on Saturda , granted hie flat for the writ of errorin theme of h Rachel. The application was made some time back, and a caveat entered on the part of the prosecution. Mr. H. F. Gibbon appeared in support of the application, and Mr. Poland and Mr. Montagu Williams opposed the issuing of the fiat. The points relied on in support of the writ of error mainly consisted of ob jections to the jurisdiction of the court by which the prisoner was trie d, and to the competency of Mr. Corn mummer Kerr to sit as a judge at the Central Criminal Court since the reconstruction of the City of London Court. The case will come on for argument before the Court of Queen's Bench in the course of next term. At Alfreton, on Friday, eight persons wore committed for trial at the next Derbyshire quarter me lons, on the charge of rioting at Clay Cross on the 20th of November last, which was the polling day for East Derbyshire. FATAL ACCIDENT AT PADDINGTON STATION. — An inquest has been held on the body of William Fox, aged 19, who was crushed between the buffers of two trucks at the Paddington station of the Great Western Railway. The deceased was assisting to make up a train of trucks ; screams were heard, and ca Name venous going to the spot _they my the demised lying on Ms back. He said, " Lord have mercy on me! thave been buffed.' " lie else mid that as he was climbing up a buffer ou a truck the impetus from other trucks behind came, and be slipped off. A verdict of accidental death was re turned. WRECK OP AN ENOLISH HTEAMER.—ALGIBEe, Dtc. 4.—The Cowries do Mostaienstm of the 3rd inst. gives an account of the wreck of the English steamer Hotspur at the mouth of the Mehl. It says tint no lives were lost, and that there is reason to believe that the steamer itself will be mved. ROYAL Irani HOSPITAL, 011AY'S-INN-ROAD.— The number of patients relieved at this hospital, daring the week ending December 0, 1068, was !Mk of which 881 were now earns. 00Milgil014. ls 6 41111 D 1t 4 1,11K111%. , - .y01,‘ 4 it» gaiwy li ag ai sitl r l ia a: A s i Plimit-taa to-day was Mein to &sane. is ems or the wacky held ea Iliturday, Maher masa ihmitiem wee sumimat la the trails, and imams showed me dlipmilles to hey freely, lest Mestere quotations were tedeporled. The supply of wheat ea SO etas& wee Me :blpers= prisThe a T act appearance, ; tabus With henry, sad especially with FNMA qualities, the, medial witeiti* minded. The Made was very slew, and to hews kited seise lower prime as have bees, submittal to, bid me maul show teak plass. Mak was very quiet as former berms. Oats were le moderate supply and the trade was dell at a decks of Is, per quarter as mewed with lteaday last. Beans met a very slow ea* at fully the late redaction in their video. Fgyptian qaes were lower to sell. rates. The trade for peso was very quiet, at about previous For flour there WWI only • moderate inquiry, ea former terms. Thin bee bean a oomiderable number of arrived oft the coast iv aa hs t a somewhat large beano' has been transacted. hevrever, °saki airily be dis posed of at a redustic a ,:it e A. to Is. per quarter, owing to the undecided state of the home Ns, and I. cargoes on =s no transactions hays been [spaded. We quote opa, arriv 61s. Gd. to 521. ed. • B 49e. ; Dhaka, 42e. to ed, 531. 6cl; Sarah, 37a id. to erdia 48s n . 6 ski, d. per 492114. ; Berrien, 465. 81. ; Egyptian, 425. 6d. • Seidl, 41s. 10d. to 425. 6d. per 48011,5. Inpousequence of t he recent decline in the quotations for Way, floating cargoes could only be rambled at 3d. to ls. less money. Prices of parcels on passage are ther nominal liarlanopoli armed, has saki at 31s. ; Emden, 31s. ; 31s. to 32e. 3d. per 400113 e. Eye has met • moderate inquiry on Continental account, but the general tendency of prices has been downwards. Timunr . arrived, has c hands at 30s. to 34a. Gd. ; a.ner 34a. 9d. to 35e. h l i r Galata, 34a. 9d. per 480th. Mai" afloat, has mat a dull sale at • &clips of ltd. to la on the week, owing to the large quantity on offer. Teak, .rived, has reslieed 37a ; Odom, 425. ed.* °slats, 36e. 6d. to 37. • Bulgarian, 35a 10d. to 36a. Danubian, 35. 6d. • Waliebian, 365. 6d. • Faisal" able 3d. ; Bul garian, its. 64. to 36e. ; Ibrall. 35a 6d. ; Dalian, 365. 3d. par tllolbs. Beans have changed hands to a fair extent on terms. New Dais, 42e. 9d. ; railed 41s. 9d. ; Beide, 425. 3d. to 42e. 9d. 480104. 11 /ZZI hes ruled very dull, and both Black Bea end Calcutta have been lower to sail. Cotton seed has been quiet at a decline of 10s. to 15s. oa the week. Irtyptisa, arrived, has sold at W. per tom az.os Banna-Esiglkii: fted, 144_; rape seed, end BullidrTi rim roman . Tans, 876; lamed, ,435 ; raposeek 10,970 ; Nudes, 8,567 ; and snadry, 70 EXIOIIII.-Pcsa, 3; Coed. 350.; 6 1 2 ; and Canary seed, 3 qrs. GUlrirer PIG= r< a. WEIL& a. & Was, lest. al, 41 47 to GO ea" % fl It 5 - 6 Noe& id Lusk ltd.., IP, Hosz.iy. =6 " 46 to 40 SS to U Grinding to imoMALT. k iorfolk. and GO to Marotta and Wars et. to 74 Brunt IA to ft NE Qr. Om" fool !leih eerate b= 6l. le SS to SI IS to SO Das. Kamm to 44 Mak MI to 46 Narrow rims SS to 61 P. - - - Om -- 43 to 0 We 4B to 411 43 to 44 &Nero _ 4l to N ars. New 40 to 41 Tows suds, - patillO Ills. Hoonassid 33 to 3/11 Norioll and Sal" oa ado 37 to 33 Oars. Zuglink teed SI to 93 potato 3l to 31 mataa andWirceiss.arr. Pee s 05; a :: berg 64 to 59 Itletock end Yeeklen- Per Qr. Ogre. S. S. Danish sad Swedish 23 to se Masora IS to 111 BRAn. Da= GO to 68 44 to 48 Russian, hard ° " tea Amman, „ white _ . _ R&ALST. Dank& ---- 45 to 45 Y 47 145 11 Pau. town 41 to 46 INDIAN Coat. White ______ __. as to 38 Yellow _ 40 to 48 °visaing lt to SS 011 to 40 blisaUng OATS. 11 to 'il l Dotort win ato ARRIVALS akm, CARILAGE. TOTE INCLUSIVE. Wm* per iscii. — —to trail/ — Antrum, pi bd. is to to SO 1 Cooodisa . ___ , INTO LAINDON BY LAND FROM NOY. 30 TO DEC. 5, Mimi BarW. Malt. ?A% 4ri reli 11/0 I i sMns Ina 'ifs ressipi Heti IUIB ... 51 aio ail)! T 0144 suss I soap it** I . 02 A .:: i 46737 no' taro LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THDI DAY.) (rAV Metsoa::l9 (raom OUR ova The cotton market continuestlie ago foot up about 8,000 or 10,000 bales at Saturday's rates. CORK BUTT= MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) (aT TZLZORAFTI. ) (rum mix ow onassieszpzirr.) Ordinary, 1345., 1295, 1215., If6s., 111 s., 100 s. ; 710 firkins. Mild cured, 146 e., 1335., 1245., 24 firkins. MINCING-LANIC.—(THD3 DAT.) SCOAR.—The market continues quiet; only a small W a r brown Mauritius sold at about previous prices. dull of sale, but as the supply is moderate pro. viola prices are supported. Coma is dull of sale. TEL.—The market is steady, but quiet. Rica AND RCN. —No sales to report. Pars.—The demand for white continues very active ; about 2,000 bags Singapore sold at 511, one mouth ; 9-16 d. cash; and 51d. for arrival. Corm continues dull of sale; prices are per lb. lower. In other articles no change. TALLOW MARKET.-(TIID3 DAY.) The market im steady. Town tallow, 48a. 98. • Paters. burg T.C. en the spot, 61a. ; December, 64a. Yd. ; January, 61s. 3d. to 6d. ; March. 61s. 9d. to 625. PAITICULABB ' OF TALLOW. 1M66. 1804. 1817. Block co head this day-iambi bl." 1 47,618 96,414 I *765 Id Delivery fres lwa week 1 .714 1 9,9311 1.107 1.11/3 Ditto Jaw ) 02,196 641309 42,160 93,73 6 Arrival laid week 1 4,361 443 616 1 3,461 Ditto hoot Ist June ... ! emes 71,913 00,043 63413 'ad. a d. a. d.s.d. a d.ad. c d. e. Rice T.C. oa Spa this day 49 90 9 440 oio lit 0 Ditto Town last Friday At 0 , 439 144 9 111 S Arrival tar the week ending Dee. 16 net year, 5,171 nuke and delivery, 9,otre casks. The arrtvel lart week comprised 1,1,76 casks tram dt. Petersburg ; 810 casks trete Odesue ; int make (mm Anetralia ; 412 clerks turn South Aratetea—total, 3,431 cask. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) The supply of beasts is smaller than on Monday lad eo also is the demand. Trade is very dull and our top quotations are with difficulty realised for choicest qualities. Sheep are more plentiful, and the demand is very limited. Priam on the average are lower, and a clearance cannot be effected. Calves are rather lower. Our foreign supply connate of 360 beasts and 64 calves. From Scotland there are 330 beasts ; Ireland, 460 ; Norfolk, 40 ; and 2,390 from the Midland and Home Counties. Perils= of Ma s. d. s. d. Per stops of alto. s. a.. d. Dolt Iso6s, Nand& . 6 0 6 4 DestDsitillf-tadssh o 0 0 0 Bast ... 4 8 6 0 Dort Loag-wools 4 4 4 3 Boxed qua Masts 80 4 0 Do., do., Rama 0 00 0 Dam 9 8 5 8 Byes& assoadqua 3 4 4 0 POOL 3 4 4 8 Do. do. Oboes 0 0 0 0 DiatDest MI-brads 4 8 6 0 Lambs 0 0 0 0 Daub at market, 3,580 ; Aso sad Webs, 18.440 ; salvor. 7; ; PIM 130. BOROUGH HOP MARKIIT.--(THIS DAY.) Meows. Pattenden and Smith mpert a steady retail de mand for all descriptions, at last week's rates. COAL NARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Walls End Hetton, 19s. 6d.; Walls End Lnnabton, 19s. ; Walls End Haswell, 19e. 6d.; Walls End 195.; Will. End End Tunstall, 16s. 6d. ; Walls End Hetton Lyons, 16s. 6d.; Hot well, 16s. 6d.; Cowpen Hartley, gm. 6d.; Baas@ Harltey, 164. 6d.; Hastings Hartley, IGa. 6d.—Ship at market, 25; at sea, 75. Auriza-crsla DAY.) ONB O'CLOCK. There is a rather good inquiry to-day for shares in several mines, including most of the following at the prices given, vis.:—Weet Chiverton,69 to 80, ex div.; Prince of Wales, 355. to 375. ed. ; New Lovell, 30s, to 33a. ; Chiverton .14 to 64 ; Providence, 30 to 32 ; Wheal Basset, 00 to 06 ; Tincroft, 144 to 15} ; Bedford United, 325. Od. to 375. 6d.; Frank Mills, 34 to 1; Bast Grenville, 34 to I ; Groat Vor, 104 to 11 ; Wheal &ton, 67k to 624 ; North Crafty, 2.55. to 30s. Foreign and colonial mining shares are quoted as follows John del Ito ,18 to 174 ; Don Pedro, 3 to 4 prem.; Anglo-Braxilian, par to 1-10 prom.; Pentanes, 1k to die.; Chontales, 24 to I ; Roma Grande, Ito prem.; Auglo-Italian, par to k pron. ; United Mexioan, 2k to 4 ; Frontino and Baivis, 9s. to 1 la.; Port Phillip, 1 16-10 to 2 1-10; and Central American. dia. to par. NONNI MARIIIE—mars DA T. . ONE O'CLOCK. • much steadier tone is apparent in the stooki markets to-day, and a recovery has occurred in many securities. Turkish bonds, however, remain mey sensitive, in oonsequenoe of the proved of a -nurture between that country and Grans. The Five per Cents. of 1888 opened this mernkig at the closing official prices of Saturday, but have since declined 1 per cent. Trans-. odious have been officially recorded as low as 39. The loan of 1858 is 1 worm. Italian of 1861 were first quoted 861 to 47, and, although a par tial relapse has since taken plaoe, the present quo tation is 1 higher than on Saturday. Several other foreign bonds also exhibit an improvement, as well as some of the railway stooks. Indian securi ties have receded, sales having been made by per sons who proposed tendering for the new issue of Great Indian Peninsula Railway stock. The go vernment funds are steady. The applications for din:vent are upon a mode rate scale, but there is no disposition to take the best bills below 21 to 3 per cent. The English funds are at 921 to 1, ex div., for money, and 92j, ex div., for the account (Jan. 5), and the Three per Cents. Reduced and. New Three par Canto., 921 to 3. In the railway market, London and North Western, Midland, Great Eastern, and Metropoli tan stocks have improved 1 to 1 per cent. Sub joined are the prices :—London and North West ern, 1121 to 1121; Great Western, 481 to 49; Midland, 1111 to 1121; London and South Western, 871 to 881 ; Great Eastern, 421 to 3 ; Brighton, 471 to 1; South Eastern, 791 to ; Me tropolitan, 1031 to 1; Great Northern, 1061 to 107 ;A, 108 to ; Celsdosian, 741 to 75; and London, Chatham, and Dover, 161 to 171. Foreign stooks are firmer. Italian of 1881, and Turkish of 1882, have advanced per cent. ; Egyptian of 1888, ; Brazilian of 1885, Peruvian of 1865, the Orel Vitebsk Railway Loan, 1; and Mexican, 1. Turkish of 1858 and 186.5, however, are lower. Prices are quoted as follow : Bresalian of 1888, 773 to 781; ChM= of 1887, 98 to 1; Egyptian of 1864, 83 to 1 ; ditto of 1888, 741 to 1 ; Italian of 1881, 661 to 3; ditto Tobacco Loan, 3 to } prem. ; Mexican, 153 to 3 ; Peruvian of 1866, 811 to 1; Russian of 1866, 891 to 901 ; ditto Nicola', 853 to j ; ditto Orel, 801 to 1 ; ditto Moscow-jaroslaw, 78/ to 79, ex div. ; Spanish of 1867, 331 to 1 ; Turkish of 1858, 81 to 62 ; ditto of 1862, 62 to 63; and ditto of 1888,_39 to 1. Indian securities are flat. The Ten-and-a-Half per Cents. are at 217 to 219, showing a decline of 1 per cent. ; the Five, 1121 to 1, a fall of ; the Four, 1021 to 103 ; the Bonds, 3s. to 10s. prem., being 2s. lower ; and the Debentures, 103 to 1, a reduction of 1. Bank Stock, 242 to 244; and Exchequer Bills, 7s. to 12s. prem. No movement is apparent in Bank shares. London and Westminster, 871 to 681; London and County, 611 to ; Union of London, 371 to 381 ; City, 11/ to 121 ; Imperial, 17: to 181; London Joint Stock, 351 to 1 ; Anglo-Austrian, 71 to 8 prem. ; and Imperial Ottoman, 11 to 11 . . _ - With the exception of a reduction of Ps. i n National Discount, viz., to 111 to miscella neous shares are without variat . ' wn. General Cradit, 2 to li , die. ; Interne' una i Fi nanc i a l, 1 3-16 to 3-16 die. ; Bay, 15} t o 1 ; Telegraph C°nstniet ; .:"...n, 151 to I ; Atlantic Telegraph Eight 7. 4 7. %eat. Preference, 32 to j ; and Anglo-Ameri- Cart, 12 to . _ The Great Britain has arrived from Melbourne with 248,0001. in gold, and the Tanjore, from Akmandria, with 26,5001., making a total of 274,300/. TWO O'CLOCK. Foreign stocks are offered, and exhibit a droop ina tendency Turkish a 1%3 have declined per cent., viz., to 381 to 39. Egyp!!nnuf /80si receded ', l „ and Italian of 1861 and Spanish of 1967, 1. Metropolitan Railway Stock is heavy, and 1 per cent. lower, at 1021 to 103. Great Eastern is 2 worse ; South Eastern and Great Northern A, I ; Caledonian, ; and Brighton, 1. The Eng lish funds are unaltered. FOUR O'CLOCK. The government funds are dull, at 921 to t, ex div., for money, and 92} to ex div., for the account. Some of the railway stocks are to I per cent. better than at 1 o'clock. Caledonian, 74 4 ' to 75 ; Brighton, 471 to 1; Metropolitan, 1021 to 1031 ; South Eastern, 791 to ; Midland, 111,1 to 1121; London and North Western, 112 to ; and Great Western, 481 to 49. _ _ Turkish Bonds of 1863 have been as low as 381 to 1, but have since recovered to 38; to 39. Italian of 1861, 381 to 1; ditto Tobacco Loan, 31 to 1 prem. ; Peruvian of 1863, 811 to 1 ; Spanish of 1887, 321 to 331; Charkof-Azof, 1 to die. ; and ditto Chareow-Krementschug, dis. to ; prem. At the Bank to-day about 140,000 sovereigns have been withdrawn for Brazil. The half-yearly meeting of proprietors of the tilion Bank of London is convened for the 13th January. - - - - --• • The prospectus of the Honduras Opal Mining Company (Limited) is issued, the object being to work a large number of opal mines held under a concession from the government of Honduras. Ac cording to the arrangement made with the vendors, they are not to obtain any return until the holders of the preference shares shall have first received 13 per cent. per annum. Accordingly the capital is fixed at 60,0001., in shares of 31. each, of which 11,000. ranking as ordinary shares, are to be assigned to the late proprietors, while the 3,000 preference shares are now offered to the public. A fourth call of 21. is to be paid on the new shares of the Berlin Waterworks Company (Li mited) by the 31st inst. Shareholders in the Pontgibaud Silver Lead Mining and Smelting Company may now receive a payment of 19s. 7d. per share, loss income-tax, being the balance of the dividen 1 for the year 1867-8. A general meeting of the shareholders of the Wholesale and Export Drug Company (Limited) is called by Mr. S. L. Price, tho liquidator, for the 15th inst. Creditors of the Tyne General Engineering Company (Limited) are required to send the particulars of their claims to the liquidators by the 2let inst. It is stated that in a very few weeks the section of railway between Kensington and Westminster bridge, a portion of which belongs to the Metro politan Railway and the remainder to the Metro politan District Railway Company, will be opened for public traffic, an official inspection having already been made of the works, which are now nearly completed. The following telegram, announcing the arrival of ships front England at Australian ports, has been received at the Jerusalem Coffee-house : Melbourne—Warrior, Bucton Castle. Ma►rpesia, Mediator, Empress of the Seas, Rocklin, Mt. Kilda, Dover Castle, Fred. Warren, and Ifolmeedale. Sydney—Anne Richmond, James Lister, and Ascalon. Adelaide—Darra, South Australian, and St. Leonard. QuElinsTOWN, DEC. 7.—Tho Onion steamship Minnesota, from New York, arrived hem at 2 am. te day. with 120 passengers, some of whom she leads& sail proceeded immediately for Liverpool UMW The alitillatioes is ham hem couttiderebte date haw day, but as the abide isseuatea ma r WAs boos boa • gnu& ibr itim are sow evalaisuldady la OW moth of theme awakes bs a very weft she 'Yes lad isaniah to &trait VS he. la Nam oftelass. The dtiheime ii=l balms lleduallet esa Abram mount. W elmanitsit aim iwb• Tomeatains yeal•rdisy andiamal mead& hat __ mini. log it is • Mho Wier. Wee ofkoliked U , _. _ow WHO, odloc- Daces men berm via views 41V it e alsilei me Ina ma d ft e m- ri gasa ii i sea ea ow hiaL The wind lulled yesterday mesidah and r e e =1 vi X ht feeshised wit to a very were? sommume r ill ftwael At Yarmouth the wind yam hoes v;eesd Fenetally, and arr this messing sosidsrate . tram the year !a then Wands. in the liar di Nigel • Amos eatithady via/ i Illiet: ing. Rata has try and large i s eimmat . imam . is aivadeut. ee• has Roar dogs. AuseepleiriZ rom liti nn • lank • aide tam Nettled i••• they Use dais for the tad tor dap,. Sommturrtor, Dar. 7.—The North Goma& Lloyd rest Herowawa, hues New York, has whoa here With 011posomere for this port Havre, and Bream; 37 oda et dal. CON dollars for London ; 11.0011 kialloto for Uremia; aria 3,100 peokageo of oars*, 3 RAILWAY MINING AND OTAUIR BBL--(718 18 DAY.) Telams Ie p.a.! COLONIAL COVIOINNONT DOM par cora..4aa. and July, 1811:87, Do, pm amt., J . J . Q . mil 9 14- loe Now Ikea Wash 6 per wt., as. sad 714, If. Ip 1114 1001, I. Now Zsiderik • per rest, Nara sad Sop 6., IIDS Do., Joao and - Doe„ IMI, 11114._ Qtionslud, 6 per ant, Ism NM Aft Vidor* 6 pre oral, April sad Oot, lOW 6. ORDINARY MIAMI AND OTOOLL Oitledomisa, 76. Emit Loader', 76. Groat larkers.44, 4, 1. Lsocerhiro sad Yabiths, 1161. London, atathaat, amid Dom, 174. London sad North Weldon, 11$1 4. NotropolibA,o4 lifskropolitan 67. North 100 . Do. (York), 874. LINES LEASE!) AT . FREED . PANTALL WilLonta don, Somers ary, e, 811. and Southend, 801. and BAIT= POSSESSION I. S. Fast Indian, guar. 5 per cent., 1061, Grand Trunk of Canada, Equipment Mortgage Beals. Ist charge of 6 par cent., 84. Do., Ist preferenos bonds, 50. Do., 3rd preference stock, 271. Great Indian Peninsula, guar. 6 per oast, 100, 71 , Great Western of Canada, 51 per cmat. bonds, perils 1877-78, NC Madras, gear. 41 per net., 1011. Gude and Boldlound, guar. 6 per cent., 106. Made, jour. per cent., 104. Do., Delhi, do., Kai. INDIAN RAILWAY DILBRITII7IIIIL Born, Bar., and Cent. India, Jan. 1, 1671, 1671. 1011/11016 RAILWAYS. South Auatriaa sad Lanbardo-Von td;. I. Turin and Sumac, 24. POKIWN RAILWAY .••••..••••••MeM, • 410••••/.1•• Moirow-Jorodaw *a. g by Iblesioa Govt., ref, ad. SOtOrel Vitebsk, gala. by Ittuoimi Goverommt. per moll. i• soutb Arottion sod Lorabardo-Votstion. 3 per oo•R e I. BRIM= YENZB. Oldvertaa. Q. 61. OOLONIAL AND 70BANON Do■ Pedro, North Ali Roy, 3 346, 1 p., .6. Pamlndio Copper (Limited), I. Pod ridIDP Ilieh Roma Grande (izansa), 7,16 p. _ JOINT KOOK BAN= Anglo- ed. Beak Coatolida 41, 13-16. ami ita CluirOorell. IT. Ottoman, 111, I, 4. Loudon mad 00S6 1. Ludas Joiat 36. Zemke and W , Boeip 664, 6. National Provincial of EagLnd (1004 paid), et in. MISCELLANEOUS. Bodin Waterworks (Limited), new, 9,1. Credit Fowler of Engiand ( limite d), 1 15-16. • 9 per Crystal Palace, 241. mat. rioaroy, gua. by Egyptiaa Imolopip me r il. Cr 891 , 90 i, 011111111 l Credit and Discount (Limited), 6 9-16. Hudson's 8ay134, Internatimal Manama Society (Limited), 313.16, 4, Italian Irrigation (Canal Cavour), 6 pet mut. bonds. redeemable Int 62_ London Provincial Telegraph (Limited), Preferamog per cent., It Natal Land and Colonisation Company (Lim.), 41. Iteuter's Telegram, .52. Telegrati s nstruction and Maiatenamce Milted om Telegraph Company amp.). 41. Viceroy of (Mortga4e) Loam, 74, 6a. SHIPPING INlll.4lG2eralL - -(171IS 'Mil (sir =LaosAm.) Dee. 7.—Wind at noon 6.. fresh breeze, and cloudy. ~ .ekm • heavy gale in the night. %%%% %% asp, Dec. 6.—Arrnwed :—Arthur Pardaw, from Yawl rains ; Fanny Rilbury, Sierra Leone; Calmat Derbies ; Benno, New York ; Itemorhan, ZgOalilbOadlle. limber. Des. 6 ; emp e liew Yerk; Victoria, Quebec ; Aeme, Quebec ; 'Vest*, . Dec. b.—Sailed : Andrew's Castle, far Slang • Silvia, Calcutta ; Etavirs, 81. Michael's. Doe. I.— ing Sp ur, Sydney. Deer, Dec. 6.—Arrired MirandaA, from Miramiehi Tyne dale, Fimeheofoo ; City of Montreal es.;, Muslerlandl, foe the Cows, Der. 6.—Arrived : Eammonia from New York left lath brings 171,649 dollars for England, 51,32 U dollars WC Erwin and !,*.„.; dollars for Hamburg. Notenaso Dar. s.—Arrived _ : Thomas Knox. from Liver for Burro Ayres ; Linelnden, Liverpool for Monte Video; Lillie, IJverpool fur Matanzas; Wm u s.), Liverpool for tiot-reaurrow, Dur. 6.—Arrived: Tanjore (a.), from Alaxan dris, brings : Cambria (I.), far New York ; Nranse, foe Alexandria. far aaarrowsr, Due. s.—Arrived: Etta, from Banta Anna Lena Waters, Monte Video; Janus ritewart, Prznanabuco Margaretha, Maracaibo. USIA VROZT , Dm. 7.—Arrived: Sovaiit (..) front Brunel; Martmus Ht.:Mettle (m.) DOrdt. XASAIA/art Bonus, Dec. 6.—Arrived : Good Hope, from the cape of blood Hope, and proceedid this morning (7th;. o cn. es, Dec. 6.—Arrived : Hiram, from Rio Jansuo. H Pmt, g. PLCIRM7 Dec. Arrirod: Entrepreneur, from Bilbao; liOnd OA Is.), Ca .• pe os , ed : Orchid, from Demerara ; Wand Queen, Montreal. " Deo Gloria from Bt. John, CASUIPT, DEC. Bala 'A; Sank 1 , a, denten- New Brunswick ; Margaret Ann, Qum._ ' , no; Les Marie, der ; Amanda, Bantainder ; Anna Maria. 15... Bilbao ,• Anastasia, Havaunah. • New Ch► C RIPON A V Or, Due. 6.—Arrived: Helvetia (s.), fro.. _ York; Minnesota New York. Dee. 7 .tleppo (es.), from Nrw York. CABKAT,TM. W.sr =num Dec. s .—Arrived: - Clio, : - Clio, from Xiramichi. with IMF of bulusrlis, stanchions, and dockland. BA /MOVIE, Dec. 6.—Tbe lastilian, of London, from Quebec to Liverpool, ran ashore under Hariech, ten miles from this place, yesterday. and is likely to become a wreck. Three of the men on lased were drowned in attempting to reach the land. Pas zsecr, Dec. 6.—The North Briton (barque), of South ampton, from Quebec, is ashore near this place, and will become a wreck ; master and etc% ea of the clew saved. piece. ; ca strewn &low the beach, rutrutbeim bared an teat ak. poolit a . It 1 :: Weather mare moderate. Der.T.LThe Nuenovado, from Holland for De merara, ia being towed is here with lame of foremost. thieteLTell. DEC. 4.—Tbe John Duncan, of and from St. John's. N.B. for Liverpool, has capered in the NV.eterti Ocean ; madame. • child, and nine men drown d. root', Dec. 6.—Arrived: Secret (se', Iran London, for Bor deaux, through stress of weather and want of coals, te. I/surmount Dec. 6.—Thc Squirrel and British Ehopire, while tying at anchor, fouled each Win during the sate of the eth of December. T he Squirrel carried away jikkoma. Orin Meet cutwaar, rails, shuichia, tc., and the British Empire her jib boom. fiot;r' Nincims, Dec. e.—An Magthh steamer steering I.E. ap parently with loss oftOrenla4, Ithboorn. and insintopeasat, was pawed in lat. St N, long. IC E. by the Tanjore arrived here. ' , amount's, Dec. o.—The Nelson, from Liverpool to Newcastle. which tut lu here Nov. 16, and the Foyle Packet., from Mar seille' to Dundee, which put in here Nov. 97, both leaky, are &a ctuating. The Kerrey is in dock repairing. Itl SIIk.ATII, Doe. 6.—lt blew heavy Rah' the whole of last. nicht ( n.m tie , west. 9 p.m.—lt now blows a heavy gale tram B.W. WEATHER REPORT.-(THLS DAY.) IKON DAT. D. 7, 8 ALAI. /9 I S. NUMMI. ell — I. T. 8 W. ,Ito F; D. W. IN. 0 0 I 17 I II F. i D. 13. ---.— Pirko 3047 r 411 41 B.W. 111 II 1 B.W. ci — 1 Anne= 10.41 r4l 40 7. 1 :a 2 2.W. , _ i Leith • 8.48r 48 47 W. 11 19 I W. he : - Shackle &Arbon' Yarmouth :9.74 140 45 W.B.W. 3 , 9 , 11.8. 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