The Express. — London, England, 1859-12-27 00:00:00

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Ten beat illestrine beiship w het Wins that the pomembeet is hob& b the wham bibils• loran other religiose bohemian ebb awl ether mai* ebbe& in sitealtessoemess it • right, I mod be put. is as in daitructible fact. lifeverthebse, I en amen bier INd that the govereaman hr sew perish; meg nen will pin mit, this tight le be esenstell iwear gun_ ibboines ri busier te the pubis. Ptesslytiem la hilmilebil mod pabehed t • ell apportnity les public disbar revesimil sappers& The been issubdess to this all attest en the geboneek it it retaguiese so other mass* but lb we is the shin knee hew b *beaus sindhel la the gbh of he hei re within preenting as ten et prisitilag el swan le whin the nest seared of all Strtiek tie Merl* arelesea. The ethe at • Waal stele end one indeputhst d ell Meths seasetty oemet be amid of maws ft my kith. when they pelliled the peddle tessersillity, Minh the gmersmat Me the riat i t mo texe and theiatais. The gisimmst eon Wily whet favours at amdemese that 11 ... quaky. It It the puelleseles se emsbilethies at saY..willibi lb abbot by an sliest reram, whkk the gum dm set consely explain to kelt; Mt is Mtge ot UM sums @salmis ideas cannot be pabilehed. In hot, your most alsentewe unship knows well, that as regards the 4:ts thorny ad the peen there ase wily two ways air Umbra the perm law, th at et gweerargentel whorl.- ibm melt le math works as do not exceed • email amier sheles. sod that tithe regeoselth ceneoesidp, what Obi Mum le emit That it onset be repinisd as re d these ride WWI/ MIA dresithes Is as West dm* the hank slimy mil Mkt', @theeliere tatetetehrelly yak my lassethe nadergims eiremeirmea. Ash te tench upon maim pint, to Midi harmed laths auto, I most observe le that It the govarstheat Is attentive oder eiremethethe he mum all the emplications that might Mr Iran the feet el preachthe by persons sot thiamine to the Tams sake ality, wealth sowerthelme not deprive la say team the ithh fol Whelks el religiose instruction—which artainly my be Inserted Is ethetary abundance by the Tuscan priests—and to as deist it Wine a daty which the ialniesere of the sone teary Ithemives ought to acknowledge to he a Maly sacrel asm We desikee of goverment eseutot be judged out of dimes. espesigly when ems is nee free from preconceived *sine; bet wheel theme aleldelo shall be est/mined int =F end in a point el view affecting their le ieneth, it will be am that they proceed from Jane imidves, and are always formed with a view 11110•1161 Its public interest, and not from a desire to attack leffigies. The latter will always dad its cause beet served by lbs selseeesoco of frank relations between the bishops and lbe pelmet. Ido myself, therefore, the honour of beg ging pew Irma Moserieer lerdehip to address yourself to the peeeensee der everplainj o that shall seem to you requiring imoodeoseereefog yea you will ever find ta it the one sdtant Nes to soceeetoe rod sad restrain evil. By so oiag the eholopoo may yet be am dispelled which Were a Wirt in Weeps leaviog so Weems% Mu Deverdlekeer see eoplie dotroeieelog pnle emegmeon. I low Me bmee, Ma., Twee Ibe Wasitiry el the lotorko, Dee. 14, 1869. To My Lord Me of Mmes. DAllst ,---TMtivste.mbatteAN, Osman ter wY r waisted IN suss Ire boil hem issued by the Adorn", reeler eveledid, re Is Mr. Pabesr.ill Jarrow, the oilier to Mews. Wormed seed Derr el Miller'. The #4112, boa bees rowed After aestas to complete his cow beet, which has ben takes at ddl. per taw; the latter hare aimed ucreepier their easel withis twolvessiedha, the price =IL per tr. The towage of rob Teri is fled kr, masaiinumht. This will usable r to hem ems admitd the esermeas art of thew err, sheathe terser will sr 1/2,7Ait, sad the knee, 161,311131. Thde b rest be termemed le for dm men hell of the bee; ember emir nom will .sweetly be wry wassmers, rill her alike' of mar power, is aril take slew sedmrief the met when we mere that each root will, rem Tory ler sue, ems I sloth s third of • minims of mar). This le pee sing Vestals at abs ale of ebost thaws Ist miry minks d pm& This, however, an cry the asaller rum Is. Urea; three reedy building of 6,000 toss will ear up weer if • quarter of • million, or 264,0001., for the ImA are; or, who A td for or VIII sot cost lees Ikea !sill a mass el water sorb; se that for roe than • million sad • bald .eery, hers Doll will bare paraded, before his opst flose sire of hissage, of sequestrate bla etreogth, sed of raygeswfesaMe utility, tors that their moor is okilined prohism.—Shaw Oseppuif APPIVILNSION Or A RUNAWAY PIUsSIAN POST- Onlcs ostioaL. —Os Thuds, less • !oar in+ maw' 'Media Hort, aged 23, who be. eery rospactabla resarzioss ht Prater we. approbered st the Mailers' Cavalry Thpi.'t tie a charged shoseatilteg with 610 Mare (1'101), Ike reporty al the heir Post•ollice authorities. The primette, b siren. bed fir roe ties bra employed la the post-ellke Ata•bi • elle, mad es the 16th - Novem ber he welt the alter.simmed we. La he li d eatiaa — ZQ ".... siesereted with the ado., by silremelleg broil! as s motereger o• spear beets= he mei robar to per the Prewar fresairs, sad rim his way to Wier, without any su per Wi t. Hare he embarked Fe Dower, ea waiving at which der hi woo" to his at Ala-les•Chapalle. bring that be led obtained ea ea. Oast ortsalias Is • yearastile house is Dahlia. The l`thri hours's', was mareepted by the antlioritir who rommesic.ted with the Preemies Betray is Loudon, aed iskometios Ina M ere 6/vas to the peak* authorities at Greer fiv.elandi aril. The ore was placed to chs rain of the chief imarcar cif the dewily. deportees', Mr. John Whirler, who moos assertaised that a perm martin the dereip•tos of the prilloollT, r apeedir a coortarable sees of money among &roar of 'roe chererts Lein• doe, bed salimad a , Charlretrest, Weetailustsr, is the, 13th L•awrii, and hat bee seat with other recruit* to the Maid loos. dep.;t. Artier oft ills larmaties, the terror sip Old to the reponse, rd r Theriatay Borst was foratalty dieheopre goy Calomel B•lelars, C.B , gives lab the erre. ed`perniteedest Bimodal', at the Mailerw police tater. Lehs in the day be we. coomped bj Inspector whither Diver, and placed es baud rethe seam beer ter Wised, at which plots an Aces was to be In reediree to receive him Wham • he had none of the moles mosey on his parr surd Settlers Omit*. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 27, 1859. LAW INTELLIGENCE. (TDB DAY.) COURT OF BANICRUPTCY. (Saxe Kr. Cwassissiones Hohoyd.) lit as WlNOtWorni. The haninopt w a pieturwdeslar end osalmindon spat, of Altdawewei, Rydwpark. This was the easatinstics iseatlag. beaktupt owes to unesenred creditors 4261.; le Roes balsa amity, 9,9351. the sontity, ohiely lour teitraVoth bald veined at 2 . 888 4 064). unincom meat are about 1601. The adjemation ws• co the loadanpea owe petition. Re wee ht • deficiency at the be. *nig of 1868 of 5,5671. The laawapt . pawed unopposed. - [if 111 0064 •NI) 1170 c. The beakmpts, described es asedoement, builders, end contremers, of Hammersmith, angled for their certifloates. Tbsy ewe 4,3021.; assets about 1,6001., which had been atellected by the trustees under an assignment. Mr. Dub*, for the bankrupt Gocume, said that great Ammer* bed been caused to the creditors by the nadir the assignment, the collection of 1,6001. qt. 1,0001. It was hoped th at some creditor would Isks marger up, and get the funds brought into this apart; they had not done so, but the bankrupts ought not to steer kr desk - 11ir. Caution behalf of Bryon, asked for a firirt-ciase ow- Mete. Hie father bed advanced esadderable aspitaL They bad in a low, 6001., fres an Reddest ceased by a sewer in white they were oonetcnallai. Hie Hemet teemed this me aredlttee wrignal bed bent appointed. Mr. Dubois mkt that wee no. The bankrupt Gotaine's furniture had been sold, ea the paaedi, 67t, hed been deposited until it should be &sided to whom it belayed; but no step bad bon babe, His Honour odd he bed no before hire to show whether the Ouster bed faithfully ed their duty or net. Mr. Gomm% a creditor, mid that they had dose all la their pewee to compel the truster to divide the meets they bed errand, simestleg to 1,600 L, but he feared that sething ha dins ',Mast taking proceeding* in Cliatil ie;eour Er add it warn to be regretted that the meditate ltd sot Islas steps to bring tire matter bate COWS beton the deed acquired validity by lapse et time. This, however should sot adieu the bmirrapas. He saw no reser for satin any distinction berries the bankrupts, and would gnat • seradrass certilloste be melt ewe THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAN.) MANSION-HOUSE. • RUFFIAN. Mow bray, a tall, powerfully-bat, -looking him, woe oh•rged with Whig drunk and as altlag tbe Olen Solieweendehle Carey, 631. rid ke ores dad tete the Wedged palikritown, Hag does.wand, Didieeoka. be tween thed owl fear ode& as Mcwdey aftsoneet, end load time therdeatior end • inslief shed 40 or 60 sea Maass sad Irldnrenton. kicking not iddendoes row. ehudig the onit lossides everything dry seed tag &dr Made ca. Mom advised the irdiWil le ten thed eue odd der Mediae kw • Uwe, whisk wee dean. but the W two at thole dime mow the Nod = 1 Onnpod M idle the nob le alma the poles. bled le yam& eke to go sway, bet all hie Awl@ es well as their of Ids brother Assn WWI of se aged, sad at 1 keg* it one food to take the into cue ' tidy. He then bead. we ta r Itiretwv, foe he Maw* whams In the hoe oaf den at dared parte of the body, and Wiwi* swan bow. *Few Ns dews. le that II was may dime • tremiedeno .haggle gist lie me ecovsysil to the Polioneartsbki Mk* AY, said he was celled to the phin two et than tines at Mods, ea thin was • sigaba bilk riot going as, the loot dos befog that when he woe seat bi rent the previous witness. He this found the primmer eseductleg *melt in the most savage meager, mad when he took hold of his collar to min In taking him into castely, he caught his thonffiwith bid right hand and turned ft tangling, back is the ion* Witness with peat difficulty plied his head fres, bat the primmer sand it again, and Ilwes dm me of the fame two his senth, ho bit it severely sad wand anst likely have Mem it skim of( if winless had an with hie other hind etre* him so hard as he could under the The primer said hi was too drunk to know snything about it, and the Lord Mayor seat him to hard labour for ton days, BOW4TEEET. PILIGITPIII 111/T•LITY OP • 110211114. A dieripated-looklog weems, named Mrsmt Olyea,mit ==elre:y . l3 t lyt ir ,e g ilmeg alg t=by la agg" natned esem with W•COI site bee beim Pieg for a some m" years. Istelleeded not guilty. Limy Ofput—l am Um yam aid, and live with my hither, Devil Levy, in Whim •hotest. The prisoner is my modiair, bat does hot live them At sham four o'clock ea Chwisimes monde& I wee in bed, with She other when die prisoner cease sad told me to pt ; end she Impel to brisk a ruff of the clothes-bores mad boa me with it. My had is all Imp. Mho best me basun eke W seat me out the sight Mikes to look fora perms whom I could sot dad. The lee bide full of came wee me the sin; end she threw am dipole the Are, right Inside the holm I struck spigot tb kettle and the boiling man poured over me. Mr. Jerdine—le that wok im your fees a meld f (Alla dins le a Meows mar on the child's cheek.) Whom—Toe Mr. 16. Mass—(lheChief olber)—The child le la • dreadful stabs fte aset and body being welded all down the right Ada • weses awed Barra, who lives la ea adjoining mos, stabil tint she heard the prisoner besting the Saki and the WI& earetweing. Witness reproached the prisoner for her cruelty, and the prisms told Sr to naiad her banana and called her deal amen The mea Len len 0111118 forward and mid—l have lived with thin um= twelve years, sad have four elilldrea by her. Lately I have left her, and have voluntarily her an allowance of 10s. • week to keep the children, Wide' which I busied, have tam to tunkhet, and they stop with me altogether en lardy. Bet shim this occurred, an Sunday bet, I have kept this aelfrely. That monist; I bend the AIM in • dreedfal maw, and took her to Us dadcwhoue, but the plies baud to apprehend the smother Eder I got • wiriest, width I did nut morning (yestelL The child it drat yam so much afraid ad hie that she denied It, and said the kettle peered ever her by melba es she was sitting as the hob; bat when she ass slue with um. she saw, "Fadisr. I am not afraid to tell you the truth," and /he told weed about it. She it always lUtreating the child/to, mgedelly this one, who has hardly • spot at her body fns from maks of some sort, old or recent. I found another of the little girls on. day with two teeth knocked oat sad holes dug 11 the desk with this womaa's lager nails. The priecaar—l have to follow unfortunate girls to kelp thls tun and his children. TA;y:ltis - Klee: — Mr. Judi's—lt does not effcct this car, but if you lire with a weans of this sort you man know what to expect ; =ly there lea great deal to be said on both sides. bw* only to deal with tee charge of assault. Theprisensr—l caret help what she says. If she likes In tell lies AG must. Mr. Jardhui—Her evidence he partly oinoborated, and I boilers it. It is Impossible to deal lightly with so shameful 0110111. You will hare time to niece, for I shall commit you for three mostha. SHARE LL978.-ISIS DAL Two tfOinto. — The railway share market amity is inactive, but firm. An improvement of 'boat i ter amt. kis taken plan in Great Western, Eastern ntes, and Mindanao and Sheffield stooks. Other description are generally quoted the same u on Saturday after. noon. London and North Western stook is quoted 98} to } ; Great Western, 89} to 70 ; MWland, 109} to } ; Great Northern, 108 to 107; Reston Counties, 68} to } ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 119 i to 100 ; and London and Smith Western, 97} to 98. South &stern is inquired for. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are dull, at 2} to 21 prem. Red Indian Railway stook is rather more offered. Great Western of Canada shares are heavy. Bahia are marked par, sad Per nambnoo, 1 die. SPAN Is4or Ifi_._ MI MO ...... lua Vale t Nowa.— al ar /W ts /YAW a/ Wel Waaa=tl a/ Iran lamais—... ail De. 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This last quality la the rarest in representations of great battles; as all will bear witness who have inspected the acres of battle-pisess in the palace at Versailles. Even Le Bran and Horace Vernet do not always esnivey the impend= of the hosts which engage in every great battle. Most artists have endeavoured to bring their picture. of war within the conventional rules of artistic com position, by selecting only some episode illustrative of the heroism of a particular corps, or some in cident which will introduce the commander-inchisf and his staff in an impossible position of danger as the field. The artist here, however, has gene rally avoided such restrictiom, and usually sought to depict the disposition and movement of the muses, the crisis of the battle, the configuration of the ground, and the character of the scenery. The pre paratory strategic dispositions and ancillary events are given, as well as the actual tactics in the face of the enemy. We may say of these drawings what the Duke of Wellington is reported to have said of a representation of Waterloo—" Good : not too much .mks." Signor Somali has possibly too &Unsought to heighten the effectiveness of his drawings by the introduction of meteorological phenomena. The tem pest which raged at Soltenno had of course to be introduced, but the effect of this remarkable incident is somewhat diminished by the frequency of the intro duction elsewhere of accessories of rain and thunder cloud. There is perhaps a little patriotic rumination of the Austrian unsteadiness in defeat. With these exceptions none can fail to appreciate the panoramic accuracy and almost epical completeness of these drawings—merits which give them, in fact, a cer tain importance as materian at the service of history, and render them especially valuable to those who have not visited the scene, and could not reeling them from the most graphic word-painting. The plates number no less than forty, besides maps, and their production so soon after the termina tion of the war is very creditable to Messrs. Day and Son. The pictorial narrative opens with the Sat , dioian cavalry proceeding to the camp, through the wide, stuccoed, gag-bedecked streets of Turin, amid showers of bouquets and patriotic acclam ation..; The 'French are then seen clearing their through the early snow of Mont Canis. The i rtt: landing if other divisions at Genoa, the crowded fleet, like so mac y hires, the swarming boats, and the reception of the wedge of the great army on the quay. Then we have the bivouac of the troops at Sun, after emerging from the weary winding road over Mont Cenis ; and we first discover the Austrian. in the act of blowing up the railway bridge at Valence. The Emperor Napoleon now arrives at Genoa, and at Aleesandria receives a popular ovation. Of Alessandria and the great fortifications in its ra vines there is an almost photographically minute representation. The headquarters of the /ling at Sardinia affords au mallow idea of how the Alps and the Apennines die away en all aides in gentle undulations into the plain ei Lombardy. We now come upon the war trail of the Aus trians crossing the Po, and the first actual colli sion in the charge of the Piedmontsse light cavalry at Genestrello. Then we are in the midst of the battle of Montebello, with columns of Zemmol rushing pellmell up the steepest acclivity. The parse of the Scrim follows, the Zonal's' again in advance, and with bugle challenging comrades in a train on the parallel railway bridge. The Pied montage in drenching rain cross the Seals, and in another storm attack Palestro. Two or three plates are given to various incidents in this combat, and then the Austrians an seen thrown headlong is muses into the Reggio's, Canal. The French army now pass the Basis encampment at Novara ; bildahon's corps sad the Piedmonteee army cress the Ticino. Infantry ' wend over the half-destroyed bridge of Buffaloes, and then we gain a general view of the field of Magenta, the battle, at the railway cutting, in the town, and in the cemetery, being given in three or four plates. The introduction of the Emperor Napoleon, surrounded by the van of the serried ranks of his Imperial Guards, is (being historically correct) perfectly allowable. The brilliant eatry into Milan, and the Ts Deum in in solemn cathedral, afford a striking contrast to the pre ceding scenes of bloodshed. The battle of Mole griano suggests some of the horrors of street fighting. The brilliant diversion of Garibaldi, and the =try into Brescia, precede the stupendous slaughter, templet, and victory of &Mein°. These plane convey some, though necessarily inadequate, impres sions of the attack of Cariana by the French, the attack of the Madonna della Scoperts and that of S. Martino by the Piedmontese, and the decisive attack on Solferino by the French. The interview of the two Emperors at - Villafranca closes the series. The descriptive narrative accompanying the plates corresponds in its main features with the " Letters from the Allied Camp," published in the Tina. In the preface, the author observes with candour— " Whatever variations may be found between the latter and the present narrative arse:plaited by the difference which must always exist between letters wri , ten on the spot, under the first impression of the moment, and a connected socount written several months later, when many new details have become known, when much that was doubtful could be 'Land up, and when many erroneous impressions staid be oorrectstL" The Right H. T. M. Gibson, M.P., in a least naked the other day by Predate& Repair, Esq., Atha& testes that ha to in Avow of the volunteer movemint, mid le attemeging it se mash es potable. We (lferbehestier Guardian) learn, on authority • maim priestly reliable, that government hr aid ups phi Dr. Limagstoas with • new steamer he taw wpm of enabtisg him to carry oat his enpilemehm of the Zambesi. In addition to this peetedag wawa of the interest with which the wont admisidrallsm views the efforts for opening up Ciaaral Abbe le Ms Menses of eivilleettaa, Kr. OW ekes, vs no infteseed, he. appropriated a sem of 2,1041. to the hither emploratios of the rum Nyanza chain of Wm. The eememed et this latter eapselitios will be entrusted to Caput& epee. Mt. Alas*? Sarrm.—We have mach satiates tkm io swim, Mit regard to the Moos et Mr. Whist Balkh, that ail awahrstes ell deafer b bees remeseL This favourable sire took pleas at MAID eels* IS lea. day, sad le tee Moot bete pregressiag met favererebly. Mr. Zee WO base cortastii Is otiseasose, mi. with Dr. Mar =Ms nod Mr. Oatair Claps*, preeemes hlr. ankh out el dosser. taAviumqo ox 111 Earns" Commis RAlL war.—ltr. ALlemma Ikeki, vritisi . : a EMI • innate that it le Wt thee that the ern Com= way Company siesM be conthalkd by legislative meet meat to provide comma, se is done on other liner, of com mokatios Mimeo the goard and engine -driver. •• On Mon day lest," be trays, between Brentwood and Mont fort, we were dragged furiously along for three miles after as areideat had occurred, the shouts sad sereamir of the parearnes sot being heard by the msgthe-lriver, al tboagh tiny must hare reached the semis•- mot or at Bamford, who signalled the train to stop. The brakes ail* of the track attached to the carriage to whloh I rode, carted a horse-boo to be detached sad the bores killed, blocking the doer line for two hours, the whorls of the trark travailing on the gravel behind and producing by friction two streams of fire. The at:Odor master at Monfort' told me ' not to alone the paeweaws; and the eagles-driver coolly said be thought ha had Fen ore, a man, although be a. could ban looked coned to are what was the matter." A correspondent completes bitterly to us of ohs present management of this railway. The train.. searcrly ever keep the power time; the varia tions extending from a quarter to • full hour. The midge puaengers can place so °madames to the time bill.. u ODER/WIELD, BARNSLEY, AND SILXIITOWIL R• I LIVAT.—It is Fared to wagged a line of railway be tweenßarnsley sad I addervflald, es as to accommodate the mariefectering districts of Otto*, Athmaidbury, Kbkheatoo, Xi/libation, and other places toth e West M idi , sod also to develop the resources of the Bithekete ooalB.ld. A com mittee he bee• formed by owners of peopeety in the diarist, with a view to form a employ le awry oat the yeetteeed tutiertakiar. --.- SOMERSHAII. Rainy, AND ROLM' RAILWAY...-.A line is prepared from dm Dookonthom Maim, ea tM Eastrro Cousiso, Se dr Halms satitta, ea the GosM Gottlino. TM sot ef sasetrsories is sislestut is 6,11041. per gatl , , sod Ms cophol et 110,0001. SOU THWASX. ATTEMPTED SUICIDE OF A FEMALE AT IL& BILIDOL_ A middle-aged, dimip•teds.miing woman waa brought before Mr. Combs, charged with attempting to commit suicide at illacyriara-bridge. . . . . Charles Warren, • rmpectable mechanic, mid that last sight ha west with some friends Melte Victorian:came, and about 12 o'clock, se be was retuning home Moog the It4olMay-reed, the priooner rushed past him veer Rol land•strest, meanies use, .I'll drown myself." She than ma down the steps of the bridge leading to the river, but be pfd berm quickly as he could, and as she was abate to egihe seisid bold of her clothes and pulled her back. is sireggled very bud with him for about tea situates to get away, beta ounstable came to his assistanos and sewed Is answer to the chugs the prisoaer mid oho had bean est with her husband all the attersoosi and sight, and they qua died, when elm foolishly left him, and ran towards the river. She hardly knew what she was about. Mr. Cnmbe eked where Oce came from? She replied that she lived at Clerkanwell, and got her livelihood by honest industry. Mr. Combs inquired whether her husband wee in court. She replied that ho wee nut, he wee compelled to go to work. If his worebip would let her go she would mew make such an attempt again. The tractable who took her into custody informed his worship that after he gut her to the station-house she said able was 'determined to destroy hersilf. Mr. Comte told her 'hat under times oircametanose he amid not liberate bor. She mast be reminded so that some inquiries might be made about bor. BURYING A COPTIN.—A curious circumettince occurred at Sendgate last week. It appears that a body was found ashore, and interment ordered by the coroner. The coffin was supplied and put 10 the shed near to where the ernes lay. TM sexton, a discreet and carelul man, took the beans for the corpse. and on inquiry wee referred to the shed, when he saw the 0.. n, sad, wok segstence, put it in the beer and conveyed it to the cemetery; the clergyman read the service over It, end ell wee thought to be finished. In he imnetiy, bowfam, Yr. Graves sent to the sestina to know when he wee coming for the °mom. The worthy mama at woes sew his mietake—he had buried the coifs otely. Toe male wee quickly dog up, and the teepee properly interred es the nest dey.—Ceedd heelers Gentle. . . y7fOrs7 thousand three hundred sod idety-four prams moan the Cluistmei Mani yesterday. TM Fancy - Pair std setae ream el ammoniate will be ceatiMid deity. BRITIIII P088if3BION& Li? i Dm li 1 Mo t Ai tisk Ph 1003 19 St 41 43 13 74 96 96 34 85 74 16 73 /5 1001 1011 415 li77i 0e in h 0f 93 04 93 NI N 111 2 '. I lb pm I M. arn I Pm as i pm Do 1 per N. 4 41. lossitalaisiler 104=1103431. 4 por 40. 30 10 Wer s ie wo osmo pool 14 WI t oil, k g; al WI mob Woo paella 4 40 Lod 10 all isoloop 981 1 1 : 4 A 11444 r nommorl moot. 30 MI W.&LW.4lMoosp a. as a - - ••:i." re eat Nett maim IL 1.• irtersla Ite s i. 100 Al masa 66 56. 111 1.6: MM. dr. 6 6. NO 1 wasllon . 00 .1 el N i L ailii. , I. WO 1 11 tUpp.66 . rA 2 Ca " at IS. D l Wu r i kk . l -16:la . 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Noma% 111 M MONEY MARKET.-7HIS DAY. Two o'CLocw. Business in the Stock Exchange has only been nominally resumed to-day. The attendance is thin and a dull tone has been occasioned by the fall of 3 to 1 per cents. which occurred in the French Three per Cents., at Paris, yesterday, and from which no recovery has taken place to-day. Consols, however, are not lower than on Saturday, and in the share markets considerable shadiness continues to prevail, notwithstanding the languor of business. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter opened at 70fr. 10c., ex div., showing no change. The New Indian Five per Cent. Loan is Brm, at 1041 to 4, ex div.. for the account. Consols are officially marked 961 ex div., fo r the 10th of January. The present quotation is 961 to 4. Bank Stock has also been dealt in at 228; the Three per Ceuta. Reduced, at 951 and 1; the New Three pee Cents., at 951 and ; the New Indian Five per Cent. Loan, for account, at 1041, 4, and 1, ex div.; the Four per Cent. Deben- Ural of 1868, at 981 ; ditto 1859, at 98 and 983; India Bonds, at Bs. prem. ; and Exchequer Bills, at 295. to 325. prem. Few transactions bare taken place in foreign stocks, and the only alteration in prices worthy of notice is an improvement of about 1 per cent. in Turkish stock. The loan of 1834 is quoted 77 to 1, and that of 1868, 84 to 4. Sales are recorded as follows ;—Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1868, 931 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853 (small), 461 ; ditto Three per Cents., 1858, 1857,and 1859, for account, 454; Basilian Five per Cents., 110 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 100, 1004, 1003; ditto Three per Cents., 1869, 88; Sardinian Five per Cents, 854 ; Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 451 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 77; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for amount, 64, 841. The shares of the Sea Paulo (Brazilian) Railway Company are quoted 3-16 to 5-18 prem.; Goan Marine Immure, 11 to 11 prem. ; and Universal Marine, par to 3 prem. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocr. Little baldness hu been done this morning in the mining market. Eut Caradon shares are tither more offered, and are marked in the Stock Exchange 61. Wheal Mary Ann have been dealt in at 31 1 , ex die. • Great South Tolgns, at 14; and 141 and East Russell, at 121. Shares in Carnboroe Vein, Stray Park, North Laney, and Wheal Kitty (St. Agnes) have also met with some attention. Foreign and colonial mining shares are without alteration. Great Northern Copper (South Australia) are quoted I to t pram. COMMERCIAL AND MAILKETS. LIVRRPOOL CORN MARIERT.—(THIS MU.) (11 ialriii AND lOWA iLiONNTIO 111LI0NAIPN4 (TWIT OCR OWN 0011NO0ONDONT.) Mahal very quiet bat moderate business la lama mai sour at alumna rats of Tueeday ; eata firm, 3.. Td. paid fix 461 b.; beat mob oatmeal, 20a. dd. to 30a. per Load; Wiry and bean* etrady , lidlai coca unchanged, and in Mad demand. MINCINO-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) To-day, u customary, has been kept ea a holiday, sad sre are without traimaotions to report. TALLOW MARSET.—(THIS DAT.) The market la steady et the faHewing prices:—Town tallow, 67e., net melt ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 68e. 9d. all the month, 68a. 64.; January to Mar* 68e. to 66a. 3d. ; March sloes, Us. 6d. PaRTIOUL* O► TALLOW . -------- -- ----_ i Mt MIL lee Medi ce Wed the cisc ego. 31,1410 nue 46,77 D4hvey lad wee %al 1.765 2, 081 DAaMe lal Jur ..... N.al Of ex 4 t r . ten lasJoWi ..... 14.190 WM 11.0.4 Pea Y.u. poi we Ile he... .. - ll.. alt W. Ili 611 c. 01 Dee Tees Ice Mae- ........ . -61 c. 66 6b. 6L LPL ILL arras' fee Ur wait dadiad ded di Jamie', hod par. map. sad dadaded. 1.4/4 sada ilas arrhal Ida walk somprbed B33 ado from sow Aram. f from other Priam-delat. Si mita SERIOUS CHARGE OF PERJURY AT BOLTON.—At the Borough Court, Bolton, on Thursday last, George Smethurst, bee:seller, of Charchgete, in that borough, ap peared to gnawer a eummou for having his honer open at Mega hours on the Saturday morning previous. Mr. Hall, the public prosecutor, apprized in support of th e information, and Mr. Richardson for the defence. The cue presented was of an extraordinary nature, t bestuanient cf the police-oenatable being such sr to call forth from Mr. Richardion the remark that he had committed wilful and corrupt perjury. which mut haubeen the cue Hate evidence given by toe witnesses for the defence were trite; and It was intimated in court th at the constable would be proceeded against for that offence. Since then, however, the affair has begun to assume a very different aspect, not making the alleged offence of perjury any less, but charging it upon the witnesses who gave evi dence foe the defendant. The magistrates ordered warrants to be issued against Nicholas Reyes, Mary Gallagher, and a lodger, Leyland, and they were apprehended in the afternoon on a charge of lOW and corrupt perjury, and Smethurst on the charge of aiding and abetting in procuring the said corrupt evidence. Hayes and Smethurst were admitted to bail, end the cue will come on for hearing to-morrow. MONEY ORDERB.—On the Ist January next and thenceforward the following changes in the mode of trans. acting the money order bulimia, which have beau effected in England and Wales, will be extended to Scotland and Ireland. The dish:atom between minor and major money order offices will be abolished, and all money order offices will be placed on the footing of major money order offices. Theorising of money orders drawn at any office (hitherto a minor office) le the United Kingdom on any deo, in the Called Kingdom will be traneneithed direct to the paying office (ea in the cue of orders drawn at a major office), instead of being sent through the metro politan office ea at present, and the corresponding orders will be paid, although the advice. du not bear the swop of the metropolitan matey order office. Applications for alter ation of the name of payee or remitter of an order issued in the United Kingdom on any office in the United Kingdom may be made direct to the booting poetmeeter, if the remitter can make the application in person. The exist ing charge for additional commission will be maintained. If application cannot be made by the remitter in peroo, it mat be suede, es at ptesent, by letter, enduring the amount of the additional commiseion In postage stamps, addrereed to the chief money order office of the kingdom in which the order Kisaued.—By command of the Postmaster-General, ROWLAND HILL, Secretary. General Poet-office, Dec. 21. THE ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH ix NEW SOUTH Wsues.—The electric telegraph Is being rapidly dev-hipsd In New South Wales. As regards the interculoniel line opened some time Mace between Sydney, Melbourne, and Adelaide, it appear. that a second wire is being put up .n the poste at present in we between Sydney and Athory on the frontier of New South Wales. The we.tern line to Bet burst. extending nearly 120 miler, was expected to be reedy for messages in November; and the northern hue, which will connect Maitland and the Hunter River district with Sydney, has been oompleted as far as Wollombl, b tweet which place and Maliland there Is a good road, so that there will be no further hindrance is the com pletion of the work. The Sydney government hays placed on the ertimetee for 1860 the nun of 15,000/. for a line from Goodie' (en the present route to Alhuty) rig Wagga-weggs to Deniliquln, to effect a second communica tion with the Victorian and South Auetralian eta.i..na at Zebus. The new direct Adelaide line will, if carried out, follow the Murray River to the eastern frontier of South Australia, end will avoid Victoria altogether. It is pro posed to purchase a line from Deniliquin to Echuea, con structed by • private company, as it fa considered desirable that the government should have the control of it when the I new communication contemplated with Deniliquin ie este bibbed. It is also intended no ark for • vote of 6,0001. for the 'etudes of the western lige to Madder, and 45,0001. for a line from West 111.itlend to Moreton Bay, rid Sin gleton. Scone, Murrurundi, Tamworth, Beadsmen . , sad Armidele. OXFORD, WORCESTER, AND WOLVEIGIAIIIPTON RAILWAT.—The total Wane receipts of thin cowpony for tba fortnight ending the 18th of December have been 9,7821. lfos 21. and ter the corresponding fortnight of 1888 they were 8,9791. Is. 101. ; the expenditure amounts to 4,1821. 9s. 74., or at the rote of 42.74 per cent.. whilst the expenses for the coneepondiog fortnight of 1838 amounted to 3,9171. be.. or at the rate of 43.73 per cent. The aggregate receipts for the first twelve fotth. l / 4 hts and three d. of the half-year amount to 123,2141. le. 04., as against 113,3811. Os. 761. for Me corruponding twelve fortnights and four days GI the previous year; and the omega , . expenses for the first twelve for.n:ghts tied three days of the helf-year amount to 49,0641. 2s. 44., being at the rata of 39.81 per cant.. as seinet 41.63 U. 17e. 10d. for the oorrespotding twelve fort n4hts end four days of the precious year, or at the race el 39.36 per oat. N 16 IN &Si N 1 IL I6 ~0~ ,I -- i — 9 a 3 If a 43 WI 30311 lei uli par 1 MB 11 33 ••• i I 1 die 11 1 1 On — I a l i dig Ics i a 0 0 II in II 0 1.1 . a+ 1 M 00 0 la 0 10 10 IS 30 I 1 if a ii .": l ai l so al £.4Ca Maim &Lim 6 66 16 1 1 I. Om. Mai.) I 643 450 600 SOO GM11546. 1014.5 30 10 124 11. 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