The Express. — London, England, 1868-12-10 00:00:00

THIRD EDITION. iMPERIAL PARLIAMICNT. ~•‘'Vl TnE EGISSION.--(T1118 DAY.) „ parliament, eleetiid under the Batons ' t h e hot two erosions. being the eighth of • ~v . Victoria, was opened to-day • ,y ir sivion. with the usual folllialthe. ' • lltat , appointed for the commenoement of commonise • ooasiderable number • ijrbletia is Weeteainater-hall and santinialag every geatlesaan . • 1, the members' entrentm and mak s as to bin name and political • ' • • r , ernber that presented himself was %.` o• attired in deep mournin, entered elrly hour of 12 o'clock, but soon • • after receiving the infoneatioa • , •f the house were not likely mad hat-peat 1 o'clock. Colonel . . •• I..At gentleman to put in an ap • • ..ithdrew on asotrtnining th e half-je-t 12 o'clock Mr. Cond . • . and remained for some ~ • , p0".....ei0n of it. Mr. Hibbard and ...• CI , member for Durham, however . • and the three honourable • • ‘ c.mc,rt to examine into • • .:r:q.by of the house with the • „ r 7 repectivo pceitioas on the .; the same. Mr. White, the „ rt .. c..ndactingtwoorthreenew b..,:wiillmsAlt in initiating them into ;* ,• it.•• t,•-..• Mr. DaiwYtt , Mr. J. B. t ' ` 1 •" .• Mr. Cowen. and Mr. T. B. Si r , I.•A kr in, . a rr , vmi. At this hour (1 o'clock) not a single - • • ....ivy u.a.t.er his arrived. r...1,1r J. t.r.on. the -American Minister, accom. t ., Milton. was awned at the bar. and he,. rnr -ea co urtosiee with several members re .• , ill COltrilittioll with WWI. ntation was rather a novol one, being • -;orted into the centre of the house by • ...o e•• Af..r a brief inspection ofj the place the F. le.aing the worthy dower at liberty to ' - .1.11 mart' of his old friends. Mr. ll'Ottllagli ..at immediately afterwards. aig The t,e7.it..ve member appearing In the house • who entered at a quarter past , *.•.- Lou. and gallant gentleman immediately group of members on the floor of the surrounded his Excellency the American ..••• tri.t up a lively conversation with him. , slrdeme• Ilpisinstone, Sir John Hay, and ,• ;ambers soon afterwards arrived and lation that bad previously characterised • benches. At half-past 1 o'clock the - 1 e rather animated appearance, the • . ; n in quick succession. Amongst the Mr. Grant Duff, Mr. Cogan. sir I'. v. • 1.. Mr. Corbally. &c. • - the arrival of the mes.age from the • formed them.alres into little . • i t 1 a loud conversation with each • g a complete babel of noises. o-it'f.n beach appeared Mr. 0. 'Hardy, sirs. Northeote. Mr. Mowbray. and Mr. t!, only occupant of the frost minis. t-cased the congretulations of his Lanier and Sir G. Grey were seated on aolp behind the Treasury bench. ~tenci the hones at t o'clock precisely. q.-ui.sed by the crowd in Palace-yard the n.tn met with a 'nixed kind of reception 1--td by one party and cheered by 1,a-t 2 o'clo,k the Yeoman I:4ler of ;. I .l.eared at the bar and summoned the • bar of the House of Lords to hear the m read. At this time there appeared members present, the majority of whom House of Lords. headed by Sir Denis and the Sergeant-at-Arms. the Ist; Speaker, entered the House .rls, and took his seat on the front .ately below the gangway on the ministers! use. The right hon. baronet remained there .➢ of the member from the Upper Nowa. HOUSE OF LORDS. met at 2 o'clock. at which time there • cit. Seeeral ladies were seated on Teed Hatherley). the Duke of Ripon, Lord Kimberley, end • . .:,t• at the f •. •,t of the throne u LI I. .11, in the name of her Ma ..• crrarcanded the attendance of the • : . th , royal commission read. . •• Deni, Le Merchant, accompanied • and followed bye large body of • Lfirer House. appeared at the bar, wafi read, which intimated that • • • tl.t 11(1111* of Commons had been sworn 7 .2d communicate her reasons for call -- • J... then It was also announced to be that the gentlemen of the House of . 7. lair to their own house, and there pro - '•tLt election of a Speaker, whom they following day for her Majeity's ':.• a returned to their own house, and the or Lords for the day terminated. ' • r . f the swearing in of the Reri . _IA a quarter past 11. OF COMMONS. av numbers to their places, i Sir Denis Le Marchant, who -• •A the Chief Clerk at the table) ex ', ation at haling the honour to propose the 'Hight Hon. J. Evelyn Denison. • _• ekilwium ou the churacter and ability man. Sit /;core Grey concluded haring iecontleil the propoaition in the merit, of the tight hon. U. m. con. •b•J .• n expreo. , ,tl his thank.. Walpole having conducted the b. the Slimier'. chair, • "'N :n sildriam.4 the house, repeating his k f•.r the supp•,rt of the members in his • Linn. •ndrrmid reiruls.rity in their pro- ,N, IF/ hevisit added Lis teetimony to tha • • , tLe Speaker. • *. ;',..rur , l :4.3 (platter be:ION a o'clock anti! I) NN /CATION. stat 4. that the prelatt* and anon of the Province of OW JO'in St. Paul's Cathedral to • .1„. IN HAMPTON OOLIIT members of coursing clubs and the !avowed with the pnvilege to course • k. lfampton, by the authority of the M,,ter of the Queen's Horne, and ex of this park), bad a field day among • prenisturely brought the coursing ••• &mew,. to a dome, as the tenure of ' • I take of Beaufort has expired, and • itt roust obtain a fresh grant from - „- no* (tueen . . Hone before onureing • 1. , rned. The hen:ware yet very 1..... y .core brio* bare been cour.ud COLLEGIL-St. • liirkenhead, whieh has born which her pmvided training • , eiifyinin bf the Chervil of Eng •• L Li in and midland iliom.vels, i. ••• , ( 1.40 MLA uo more itudents will be •••••• il.at at the begiasting of the present ..i.prasited who inquired into a made by the students against 14.1. and (Aber', by Dr. Bayles "t• usu. ial trueliled had ale° fallen • oral U.n 16 IN& working appeared to be It not to be improbable that the • • , sistriutrd at 1001, future thee • , a of the Dish , * of Cheater and Dean . • i LAW IIIT1%,‘&10EN01.-=3 DAY.) 00171 T OP QUERN% WIXOM Alta. Tsar lllei reins Minis at Gniliball— asst... M. Jushss Ramo mod dossosagi i s d a This was the list of fly nese bora tillii•L The list contains only 1118 mom mu% 61 an rumeasin end lel now adrift About Si only aro issitod toe venial jades. LORD 3111AYOR'8 OOURT. (.tits T. Obaakbars, lift., Q. 0., %swam Sorjasat.) OVILIIMIVOSD AND 071:0... TEM twroa, a 4., Or UMW. Thai wasTalle a a y loha foe oassipsasatioa arislag oat Of As Balboni Viaduct. asoom• to OMR ta of promaisso Oast* Waves SaowAM sad road. • ocasaltatka took yam, tad a was =1:1117 olai /lb§ aorPoratisa 3er 16.71101., whisk was ao. lasata MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. (THIS DAY.) (Before Kr. Pane.) gram': ocrauiaa: she Gawp outrag &was and Mikan: amen were indicted for a et e. Mr. Wiliam Ranger, of 127, St. Inousird's-rowd. Bromley. said—On the 18th November, he way attending the dtolamina of the polling at &spiny-green. There was a great orowd, and the prisoners stood in front of hire, sad while be was shifting hie pocket handkerchief from one pocket to the other the prisms,' made an attest open him, one seined his arum while the other deliberately stole hie-watch hom his pocket and passed it to some one else, who ran away with It. Mr. Pepe* sentenced Bryan to 18 months' inspriesnment with hard labour, and Snooks, wile had been several times prevional_y °cackled. to num peace penal servlbade. John M aks wos convicted et robbing Mr. Jam Drew, • wholesale statieseer. as be was walking Men Melbera. The promenter hit a hand in Ws ln a zil iaise. beened round and heal the primmer dealing Warder Kim pined conviellene amid kis. and the court antenna blurwren mot puma servi tude. SURREY SISSIONS.-(THIS DAY.) 11110111ralr 1110311118 T ItY • 1/011.•LZ Cershiose Career, 31, wad indicted foe sleeting a silver watch from the wean of dew Want It tree the willow of She pimaseater that on Se night, the Nth ahem, he wee eismeiag solids the Plough and Harrow Tavern. Newington 1141 e, wheel the primmer and another female came out el timpaWlie house and ran against him. He padied tie pri mmer off, when she =daftly ran of . aad ea leek ing down he missed his watch from his milkiest pocket, it Maio, boos broken from the chola la the meal way. Meeting Te Revell, 175 L, the y told him what had accursed, and they weal in search of the Soner, wham they they overtook , when the was seen to something on the pavement. On looking down it pro to be the prosecutor's watch. The jury found the prisoner Guilty, and it haring been proved that she had been previously convicted of sunder robberies, she was sentenced to eight years' penal servitude. POLICE COURTS.-(THIS DAY.) WORSIIIP-STREET. 81NOULLII CRAWS OF =arr. Groror Walt, re, '2O. described as a collar maker. living in the tity.read, was charged with having stolen a feather bed. value 4!., the property of Timothy Bennett. The prosecutor was called but did not answer. tiergeiuit George Delos, 17 (1, said he hoped that although the prosecutor was not in attendance hi. worship would grant a repined to compel the prosecutor's attendance. The sergeant further said, that very re cently one of the reserve men of the division died of typhus fever in its most malignant form, and the uniform he bad worn bad been ordered to be burnt. The bed upon which he had lain during Lis illness (the wife acting under advice) was also ordered to be destroyed, and 3s. was paid foe this purple to the undertaker who had the 'burial of the body. That undertaker was the prosecutor, Bennett, and from a statement made to him (the sergeant) by the prisoner, when at the station, it would appear that Demuth instead of destroy. lug the bed, which was in a most dangerously infectious state. bad retained it, and that was the boil which the prisoner was charged with having stolen, and which it appeared be and another man bad sold under the railway arch in New Inn-yard. Shoreditch, for a few shillings. The magietrate said the primary object was to regain possession of the bed and have it destroyed, so as to pre vent further infection, which would probably otherwise result. He therefore remanded the prisoner for a week, liberating him on bail, so as to give him the opportunity of aiding the police in their efforts to trace the Led. ELECTION PETITIONS. 4.. BEWI•LET.—A 'petition was presented against the return of Sir IL Glass for Bewdley on the ith inst. Bracintaix.—A petition was yesterday presented at the Court of Cowmen Pleas, avid by F. Johnstone and J. Shackleton. BELMORD.--The supporters of Meow.. Fonter and Miall have tiled a petition against the return of Mr. If. W. Ripley. Mr. Ripley, on the ether hand, has tiled a peti tion against the return of Mr. W. 8. Forster. BILECON.—A petition against the return of the tort member, Mr. Gwyn, has been sent to London, to be lodged in the proper quarter. CIALLTYSUWIL—A petition has been filed by Mr. asp Gardnrs against the return of Mr. Samialcon, the liberal member for Cheltenham. Gumcnrrrn.—Yesterday a formal announcement was issued by Mr. Joseph Sanders, sheriff of the city, stating that a petition against the return of Marrs. Price and Monk has been lodged in the Court of Common Pleas. STOCIPORT.—Petition against the return of Mr. Tip ping, the conservative member. lienumeoaz.—ln the borough of Marylebone there appears to be an anticipation of another election shortly of - a representative in parliament, and both liberals and conservatives are preparing for the contest. Mr. Milner Gibeon is spoken of as likely to be invited to represent the borough. WaIIVICIONIRE (Socrn.)—lt is probable that the liberal party in South Warwickshire will endeavour to unseat Mears. C. H. Wise and J. Hardy, the two conservative membenb for that division. The Cabinet sa now constructed consists of 13 member*, the oldest of whom is Lord Clarendon, who is 68 ; the Lord Chancellor, 67 ; Mr. Gladstone, .39 ; Mr. Bright end Mr. Lowe, each 57 ; Mr. Cardwell, Si •, Mr. Braoe and Earl Granville, each 63 ; the Duke of Argyll and Mr. Chichester Forte/ cue, each 15 ; the Earl of Kim berley, 12 ; Earl de Grey and Mr. Childers, each 11 ; Mr. Go*chen, 37 ; and the Marquis of Iltirtington, 35. TUE CLAIMAAT TO THE DERWENTWATER Es- T 1705- The health of the so-called " Cowitese of Der wentwater " is said to have received a severe shock, in consequence of the exposure she lately underwent iu the lane at Dilaton. She is under medical treatment. ALCID=tT TO MR. BERKSPORD HOPE, M.P.— Mr. Beresford Hope. M.P.. has mot with an accident by slipping on 1,01110 steps temporarily eructod for the opm ing of some new school-rooms, by which he has suffered a severe strain of the ankle, which will prevent him for some time from taking walking exercise. AFRICAN STEAM SHIP COMPANT.—(THIS DAY). -At the meeting of the shareholders this day, Mr. Hadow in the chair, the usual dividend of Be. per share was declared for the half year, with a further dividend of 216. This absorbed 5,5011., and left a balance of 1.3831. 14a. Id. NATIONAL PORTRAIT GALLERY% —The National Portrait Gallery was closed yesterday for alterations and repairs, and will be reopened to the public on the kith of the present month. MCROBROCS ASSAULT BY POACHERS. -- On Monday afternoon a moat determined and murderous attack was made hy throe poachers on Mr. William Ward ley, a farmer residing at (Airmen, near Mandl/Art It a that Mr. Frank Hallowes, of Glapiren Hall, and : Pl deeper, were out shooting on Mr. Wardley's farm, when they came upon a party of throe poachers. busily engaged with ferrets, dogs, spades, &c.,* rabbiting. On seeing them the poachers ran off, aud Mr. Hal limes and his keeper pursued them, caning out at the top of their voices. Stop them Etop them " Mr. Wanlley, who was at this time in hie own house. hearing . the noise, went out to see the cause of it , and perceiving Mr. Hallowell and his keeper pursuing the three men, joined in the chase, and in a short time bucettded in coming up with them. No sooner had he done PO than the poachers turaod upon him in a most murderous manner, striking him un the head with a spode, cleaving it completely open for at least eight inches in length. use poor fellow, however, nothirig dircouraged, still pursued them, until at length lie fell eiliaustad from lose of blood. Mr. Hallowcs and his keeper shortly after wards came rip, and had Mr. Wardley carried home, and medical mid summoned. On Tursthiy morning Mr. ' %Yardley was in a very clangorous state, being quite un tonscious. and it was team] concussion of din brain hwl taken place. Mr. Hallowee. no learning this, immedintily denati brit Mr. Wardley's father for Dr. Cooper, of Mans& Id. At two o'clock ha the afternoon uu hopes were ridertained of his recovery. Mr. Wurdley is a young man, about 26 years of age, and was only married in March laid. Thu ineu,ytho ate wal knoen in the loca lity, have almond's]. SOU 'l HALL, DRC. 9. -To-clay the generil tnido was slack. but prime qualities f e tched full quotations. Beef made froro - 3s. W. to far. Gd. ; mutton, 4e. te se. fd. ,• veal, Gd. 6.1. 4d. ; pork, EL dd. to 4s. WI. per 'tonna @lb.., sinking the offal. ATRIPPlinnt. CrE l B Rallailf%)l, i • • • nunit o. Dow Lueo:-- 0 solimpa ismikas, Olieik" "low -4 AWL "Folae -f Velmet. Amiiiros-"DM jos over etal yew lap ailebll,llllr H aab Veto& Paloometh-" The Sestet" "Alta arty 1 11 11 11 1 /1 1 ** Skftelef."-4 enteek. ink Ourevo.-" . lleatese and Quite." "at' Irier tatepeeV Orimes.-" !be Lasted** Ira." 10 11 to w Si,ont Ihrealese."-f diet. Poe partioalm sedebt. itsaro.-" WWl' Mat." "The MA of Ur Oath ef OM." "Naellego al Ala Prteo."-f Vela& Poem or WaLos'sl-" WU awls Poet r "Sooloty."-4.10 *Wed. listawa 1.-"Dlow fir now." " lamodla Deraia. KM. ro Orem& Doetrese."-f ego& BOTMAT.-" The Gesbee 1101.." "A Levis. Omsk" "Tie 1126 esd Pee a Mead 111."- TA• Vete*. Ineay.-"A Now Way to Pay Old bib." *IAN& lab sad Water Bate -4 these& Heat/.-" Geed tee Patleizo" "Opt, Ilestsee-f deloak. *oyez £ ItPUTTIMIATIIM. Z 0410.81. - Aldo. 111111=11 Is the Asses. ex-, .1* ✓ doe flartems&--" The lhaek-Woodesere." "The Peertot Meek." "Tie Ballieeeke Pao."-to ealext. Orastaaao.--" The °read Daelbeas." " The Advtetilag Keats." -t *Wort. __..,--......... Qr. osoapieeimu.. LA IHIS All-PLAOI.—POPIIIIR Coasert. Coa &dr% F. law sad C. J. Bargitt.-41 eVoci. 10 1 111 11111.111• LL, 14004lDtLLY.-Ifr. fleraing Narton's Warfel*. imaL-110dook. Onzarr Krseramers, Qr. Jains's Katz:4 eolith. ROYAL Pouriumpo.—The iladzkoOrgia. Om Iltuwea Tosiumes. LATEST SPOUTING INTELLIGENCE (err wars.) KINGSBURY MOLTING.—(THIS DAY.) BTEEPLECHAfSK HANDICAP HawlaLaw 3 raa. Bric HANDICAP STEEPLECHASE. k I Slabs •• •• •• .. 3 4 raa. Otiallo HUNT CUB. Cawdor .. .. .. .. 3 Aviles.. .. 4 raa .. .. .. - . WELTER CUP. Ada walked ever. HURDLE RACE. Chippeuham .. 2 raa. HANDICAP STEEPLECHASE. Hawkahaw .. .. Woodbury Mill .. .. .. 6 ran. HURDLE RACE HANDICAP. Roving Maid .. .. • • Chi Chun .. Ode ••• • • • • • 6 ran . WELTER HANDICAP. Warlike .. Fairfax : : ran. MR. BRIGHT A-VD MR MINISTRY. Ir. Bright hies written the following lottor to a gentleman of Sheffield: " Rochdale, Deoember iN, 1869. _ _ _ " Dear meat sand you a short note, to thank you for your very kind letter. It is a great pleasure to ma to know that you and your friends in Sheffield are satisfied with the course I have taken in joining the new adminis. tration. I have done it with extreme reluctance, but the pressure put upon me was more than I could withstand. I hope I have done what it seemed finally my duty to do. For your moat friendly expressions and wish. accept my heartfelt thanks, and believe me always, very truly yours, "Jorer BRUM?. '• Henry Ibbetscia, Fwq., Sheffield." .- N . .. f AWITRWMA WNW& . I 111048111111114 MEM °Q. 44 3Pfilriar .(mr 'miasmas.) : ••ri Li rllOOOll The loan train &as L=rok . . is 4 0416„ . 40 *lt sore •tils edition silk olsas . est Oiler ion osi Mak *was %Dm at Hullos AVOW lost Both Inks Iron gte*tly dsaisied, WA* Isis wen . • aarrzim INTELLIGJWITA-427w 341,1 --+- . J.... , WILRIIMPH.) Lamas. D. 10.—WIed Orr at aissa 8.11. W.. hash basso sat dead Oaa Dr O. Tlssrass. boa lesskawito; Ilkvar Clow; Debi al 411 Now Yofit • towel bask froai r.i.a.ba tk• Dogma. with orldlo tata i Tiossacite, for lk—Airtalltrea tball;el rid : Posiflasil. • foe XL.; Wowing Liao. Ifforeano ; Jeavaskia. Put AftW- AAA ; Aalzew's OW* ALII“6, b.—Sailed: City of Booms Aims 44 in Dams Ayres. DIUI Dwo W—Arrived' trom the River and sailed: Jahn R. W , ; twos Calmat. erdsor ; loolosea, Port Phillip; tiaamel, Ran. goon *b. Qouwartiwa, Warlonaire (11, from Doan taw; Wan, et. John, New Bruninriok. flowvwfiwrrow, Doc. 9.—dalial Daubs CO, for Brink. Durum., Doc. IL—Arrived : Hubert, treat New York and Halifax, for Hamberg—walselawmid sad with cargo adrift. Drat Dm. W —Arrived ; Prince., Alloy lot Artwoatlei Row north, to the west ; Orono, Imuthwaito, Coked*. Itowa the river : teralara, Port Natal ; lkaareaDow In wool, =ac. W.—Arrived Bertram . boo Wank.; My at Itallimoni (vs.), New Yak; Rita (ea. ; Hora tio eranie, Iftwatlan • Humboldt Rio Oaseivr, Doc. 0.--jhubsd for ; Iltaelha, for llaranham; Ivanhoe, for Davannah. , Duo. thalled ; Marks, tat Diamond blow* Abminkin, far Bombay ; kr Vioo; Onuo, tor parabo ; Helen Watoda,forta; tor Para. • OASIIALTIIII3. lkwascra, Lac. S.—Arrived : BrWas (a 1, Iran 80 sthoseldese for Caps (food Hops; Water Lily, Car, Genoa ; 'Mk LOSS sr ker *nmeamweee, QU A AY. a lrolr—Anived : semer, hook Loadea fag Almaalk; leaky, with bow *town and kno of bowsprit, Swim gawk As yaw simian la. etnnorrown, Dye. S.—Arrived thetas, trams Prises M aud% MeV elk bp el bowlyrit, fornsaot, to., Swim been it maws ware Ms Walters. asumet, Des. 11.—end : ban Karnali, weed la by arks Oman via low el rawaelnona, waterway, and wen- amass frank 411ABAMIS NOTICE CADIZ, DSC L=raelian Inn bees MIIIOIIOI _s womb non the Illnalein, &Inn Daly, Wa sia lfatiles, Oulf el Wawa Oasts Bi d es. Vemessala,Ailrek WRATH:KB ItEPOICT.-{THIS DAY.) Tortraumr. Dm I% • a.m. r - Lantos D*WAOR To .iianWit 4134) • . .1 7- thia . ll6 TELMOILANI LDIZek Mau.. —Tie W. Abaft; tem f 8. .44 f 8.22. .64 f 44 B.W. 18.4 f a B.W. Eallalatii7. t 44 1 a B.E. Imair will 8. 111allamoss.'110.W 31!—, AlAssus 129.48 f 61160 8.8. W. 0rei5em416,26.61f 66116 W.B.W. 119172096 129.61 f 5160 —19.73 f 49'471 8.8. f 56 114 8.8. W. copec4:v 164 st 64 61' B.W. Isar. Pt 1 19.118 ft 62 8.8. W. Parra '“.B6t 6666' 8. Aus96uth 22.10 f bete; B.W. re=l;96ol f 51; &E. 2105 f 60 49 S.B.W. Lasko 30.96 f4B 49 8. C. Otis Nes 30.19 f List 8.8. Brag 60.905 f 4 52 8. LANS . 3614 f 6150 8.8. E. isasfati 40 N.W. 90.15 f 45U K. Orsime — ao.rre 44 Asia 30.30 ;48 —,, 8. finab6ag 1 10.66 —; N. 7 . 09109 19.13 r 62 N.E. I IleartWes; —; X3r. REMARKS, The osi illations of are bUtii;eii is Tuesday, and the to makable rise reported yragerday, have been imeeeeded by a mod seriets. decrease ; the fall at Noun haa been IN Mellen sines mid night. In the south the change hen been is... The conditions Kt in to be very similar to those acconipanybor the storm of the tub of last January in Scotland. The diferenee of readings between Cape Gnaws and (iroenendle is edne-tenths of an_ . .ineh Tempanturc ia much higher —.Yodel'," ss the Irish sad Metal C1)&44. The wind freehand to • gale from the south in the south of Ireland yeatarday erasing, and extended during the night to Boaylicail and the northern stations, where it is now blowing very hard. In the Channel the wind is fresh from the south. The weather is tramettled, and the sky Ore osaf The Pea is kirk in the bah Channel. The warning. lamed on Tv. alay Lao e Levu rtpested this messing. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& LIVERPOOL COTTON ILLILRET. (This DAY.). (n= oils owx oosawsoxmorr.) The market continues rather steady, and the aides iv.* up about 12,000 bales at yesterday's quotations. CORK BU'IUR MARKET.—{THIS DAY.) (sy TZLECZAPIL) (nor ors owr ooarzworrams.) Orninary, 1375.. 1205., 1215., 118 s., Ills., 100 x.: 970 firkin,. Uild eared, 147 a., 1365., 1244.; 41 firkins. KINCINO-LANE.—(7IIIB DAY.) Stow.—The market continues in the same dull state as previously noticed, and prices are now 6d. per cwt. below those of Friday last, with a tendency to • still further decline. Tobago sold at 31e. 6d. to 32e.; St. Kitt's, 31s. dd.; brown Mauritius, 2&. 6d. ; Muscovado Manilla, 26.. dd. ; Refined, prices of dzied goods are supported, but pieces are rather lower._ Comm.-For Plantation Ceylon there is a more steady inquiry at the valuation; 140 public sales were held to day, and very little advertised. Tu.-Common Congous and greens are saleable at steady prices, other kinds dull of sale. Rica continues dull of sale. Fiturr.- The market is steady, and a good inquiry for Valentin raisins. Sultanas also sold at dearly rates ; muscatels at lower prices ; other kinds quiet. Valentin raisins, low to fair,l7;to 30s. ; good, 31; to 395. ; Amend &elected, 408. to 42e.; Muscatel; layers, common to good middling, 44; to 75..; good to superior, 84; to lAls. Sultana; low to fine , 21s. to 43e.; 34c; red, t 3. to i i mois, Turkey figs, 27; to 68..; Faro, 20.. Jordan 41. 10; to 91. 10e.; Valencia, 60s. to 117 s. 6d. Sacra.-For black pepper there is only a moderate inquiry, and being held for extreme rates but little business has been transacted. White continues in request, and prices have further advanced. MO bags Singapore sold at gd. to 6d. Other spixs sold at their full - previous value. Cinnamon, Ceylon coarse, first sort la.; second, 51. l ; third. 2s. 7d. ; fourth. 2s. ; good third, 3s. 2d. ; fourth, 2a. 6d. Cassia figure, Snit pile, 142.. to 144 e. ; second, 1311 a. to 137 a.; cavda buds, $l. to W. 2a. 6d. • pimento, 2d. to 20. ; ginger, dark to middling Ca th ie, :gig. to 405. _ _ ELII.-30 puuelleons Demerara sold at 24. Id. SAL2rerxr.— 800 bumn sold at a further advance: re fractions to 31, at 235. 9d. to 245. Carrots U m more request, and pricex are per lb. dearer. - .1177 K. —The market is very dull, and at a further decline of 10e. to 20s. only moderate sake have been mad* at 121. 10s. for common to 101. 16s. for tine. TALLOW MAILIST.—gara DAT.L a. no market taßow steady. Tows , {M. bum Y.C. as NM wet, 696. 9d. ; DIIOIIIIIIIIOOT, fa& bd. to 95. ; Jemmy, 110. 7d ; Mareh. 61e. 9d. to 62t. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (PHIL DAY.) We bare a larger supply of beasts. The smogs quality is eery muddling. We have a fair sole for choice descriptions. The number of Shea unall, but quite equal to the demand. There is a demand for best qualities, but other kinds are net readily disposed of. Good calves are scares sad dear. Our foreign supply consists of 430 bests, and 113 calves. Preemie Mae. e. d. ad. Pr eltsaatOa a. d.a d. Beat Scots, Heeds . 6 0 6 4 Ileatradslll4admali 0 0 0 0 Beet Mart-haw 4 0 Bra 4 4 4 Sexed qua).. ass s3O 4 0 Da, do. 00 0 0 Phis 4 0 6 01 Ewes Itaanadgesa. 3 4 4 0 B D 4 4 DO. 00. &MI 0 0 0 0 DratDasa Elf-tweda 4 8 6 lambs 0 0 0 0 Bouts at .rich, t.t7o ; Sheep sad 1.nb.4.310; mhos, xtt ; 50. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET —(THIS DAY.) Mr. Charles Jame. Easton reports trade at Lon day's prices. Primo clover from 110. . to 1M5.; inferior ditto, t&.. to 100 a. ; pebro bay, ICOR. to 115 a. ; interior ditto, li6a. to Ass. ; absw. II& to Ho. The plait of inipomitg a sower tan at Notfredant, which lately ga%u rise to acme disturbances, has been withdrawn by the municipality, and replaced by an in- CV/ BPS in the part - dues and trade licenses. WI com mittee has, moreover, Axed to. years, instead of Ilya, far the execution of We works connected with the junction in that town of the Noerdyk Railway with the Dutch and libetikili EXTRAORDINARY EIPLONION OF GAL—At hat( - pest le this morning the neighbourhood of New Pal of raid was startled by what was at first thought to ho the bring of a cannon. but it turned out to be an explosion of gas under the " semaphore - which has been evaded at the cutleries to the Routes of Parliament, In Now Palace yank with signals pointing to Westminster-bridga, West ;corr.:greet. a.d Cliating-erem. The shook was stews, hut fortunab yoo doo age Lumartaace ens 0111.1 d. IeADAID. Das. The Gate& publishes a oixoulas of flame Minerals sojoiaing the gammon of the prosiness to USe an legal mesas to outapel the people to pay the tease clue to the state. An announoernent appears in the Gazette oon- Arming the intelligent* that an armistios of 48 home has been granted to the insurgent, at Cadiz. The railway has been torn up and the telegraph ;wires cut between Urea and Puerto de Santa Pieria by the escaped ouviets from Caliz, who, however, have been ceptured. The subscriptions to the new loan amount to 414 millions. MARIIT.--(THIS DAY. ONE O'CLOCK. No change has been made in the Bank rate to day, but it is anticipated in many quarters that a further upward movement will be reported ere long. In the Stock Exchange dulness is apparent, and the transactions show a preponderanoe of sales. Prices, however, are without any special change, the amount of business being rather moderate. Consols exhibit no variations. The variations in railway and foreign stocks are confined to a few doeoriptions, and do not exceed I per oent. The important advance which took place yesterday in the securities of the Atlantic and Great Western Railway is maintained. Banking and Inamdal shares are inactive. There is a fair demand for money, and the lowest rate for bills is 21 per cent. The oharge for ad vanoes in the Stock Exchange is 1/ to 2. The English funds are quoted 99/ to I, ex div., for money, and 92/ to , ex div., for th• ac count (Jan. 6), and the Three per Conte. Reduced and New Three per Cent., 921 to 1. The railway market is rather dull, but the only change is a decline of / to per cent. in Great Eastern and Metropolitan stocks, viz., to 401 to 411, and 1044 to 1, respectively. London and North Western, 1121 to 1; Greet Western, 48/ to 49; Midland, 1121 to 1; London and South Wagt ail, 874 to 881; Brighton, 481 to 49; South Eastern, 791 to j ; Groat Northern, 106 to 107 ; ditto A, 107/ to 108; Caledonian, 741 to ; and London, Chatham, and Dover, 17 to 1. The changes in foreign bonds are about evenly balanced. Peruvian of 1863, and Turkish of 1863, have advanced 1 to 1 per cent, while Nicolai and Charkof-Azof have declined to the same ex tent. Annexed are the quotations :—Brazilian of 1866, 774 to 781; Chili= of 1867, 961 to 1; Egyptian of 1884, 83 to 84 ; ditto of 1868, 731 to 711 ; Italian :of 1861, 661 to ; ditto Tobacco Loan, 31 to prem. ; Mexi can, 131 to 1 ; Peruvian of 1886, 811 to 1; Russian of 1866, 891 to 901 ; ditto Nicola, 631 to 1 ; ditto Orel, 791 to 801; ditto Moscow- Jaroelaw, 781 to 79, ex div. ; ditto Charkof- Arof, 1 to 01 die. ; ditto Charcow-Krementschug, <Hs. to prem. ; Spanish of 1867, 324 to 4 ; Turkish of 1868, 611 to 62 ; ditto of 1862, 63 to 1 ; and ditto of 186.5, 391 to /. The Indian Five per Cents. remain flat, at 1111 to 112. The Four are quoted 1021 to 103 ; the Bonds, 7e. to 12s. prem., being 2s. better ; and the Debentures, 10.5 to 1. Exchequer Bills are 2s. lower, at 3s. to 10s. prem. Bank Stock, 241 to 244. Bank shares present no movement. London and Westminster, VI to 681 ; Union of London, 391 to ; London and County, 601 to 311; London Joint Stock, 361 to 34 ; Anglo-Austrian, 71 to 8 prem. ; and Imperial Ottoman, Ito I t pron. . . No alteration has occurred in miscellaneous shares. General Credit, 21 to 2; National Diaoount, 11/ to 121 die. ; International Financial, 11 to 1/ dis. ; Hudson's Bay, 14 to f ; Telegraph Construc tion, 153 to I ; Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. Preference, 3 11-16 to 13-16 ; and Anglo- American, 213 to a. With the exception of a reduction of / por cent. in the to-20 Bonds, via., to 74 to I, American securities are unchanged. Erie Railway shares, 262 to 27 ; Illinois Central, 96 to I ; Atlantic and Groat Western Debentures, 391 to 401; and the Consolidated Mortgage Bonds, 401 to 41. The Liverpool cotton market is steady to-day, and the sales are expected to reach 12,000 bales. The half-yearly meeting of the Ceylon Company (Limited) will be held on the 22nd inst., " for the purpose of declaring an interim dividend." The steamer Elomersetshire, for Melbourne, left Plymouth yesterday morning, aftsr being detained seven days at that port by strong south-westerly gales. TWO O'CLOCK. The government funds are dull. Consols have declined 1-16 per cent. for money, viz., to 92/ to 1, ex div. ; but are unaltered for the amount, at 921 to 1, ex div. The Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents. are lower, at 92/ to 1. Midland Railway stock has declined 1 per cent., while Great Eastern is 1 better. Spanish bonds of 1887 have receded to 321 to 1, but Turkish of 1866 have improved 1 to t, the present price being 301 to 40. FOUR O'CLOCK. Cmw,la are without alteration, at W2k to ,ex div., for money, and 921t0 Z, ex dir., for the ac count. The railway market is quiet, and prices ice with out change of importance. Caledonian, 741 to 73 ; Brighton, 481 to 49 ; Metropolitan, 104* to I ; South Eastern, 791 to 1; Midland, 112: to I; Great Eastern, 41 to f ; and London and North Western, 114 to 3. Foreignbonds are inactive. Italian, 36* to 3; Peruvian of 1865, 813 to 1; 'Pinkish of 1883, 39: to ; Spanish of 1867, 321 to : ; Charkof- Azof, 1 to 03 die. ; and Chareow-Hrementschug, 3 dis. to 3 prem. About 48,0091. in bar gold has been bought by the Bank to-day. At Paris this morning the Three per Cent. Buntes opened ut 71fr. 33e. for the account, being se. bettor. At a meeting of the• creditors of Messrs. Henry Knowles and Bon, spinners and manufacturers, of Burnley and Rawtenstull, held on Tuesday, the liabilities were estimated at 34.2981., and the assets itt 10,8,18/. A committee of investigation was &pp Anted. . _ . • At an extraordinary meeting yesterday of the Loan, Trust, and Agency Company of South Africa (Limited), the directors were authorised to circumscribe the operations of the undertaking at the Cape of Good Hope to existing commitments. A cull of 8/. per share, being the whole of the remaining uncalled capital of the Oriental Com mercial Bank (Limited), has been made, payable in two instalments of 41. each, on the 7th January and 7th April, 1861), at the offices of Messrs. Cooper Brothers and Co. Formal notice is given, on behalf of the Inter natit•nal Financial Society, (Limited and Ite dueed,) ti at the petition foe warming the row- =-- Inl-14A.16.... 4 a11...aAL._.).., a ._,.....e .- reducing theadroll *ma 3,000,0001. to I .soo.9ot ii iii to be belepo#l6l/4,4, of ,. sir hot Nib instaak •'' ', ` • • .) ( Ile &Mese* of the Digit ritte (Limited) hays appointed I& easier* la 1.40n&n durbirdie i , f or two'eare of the maillitelle tin ^44: &iv 'kt an entreoel M itaary al' alendir oi da nfrationbe obil Onsepiow. (Unated)ll7 day, thegatnial rillablilmi pained on antliorinng As Ns' of b,OOOl. was duly oenthneed, It w war state nima d dister"...... ..cent Lad helm for by persona aireed7 interested in the a, ng. With reference to the 5 per cent. A Babe; • Stock of the (treat Eastern Railway Oompony, holders of My paid up allotments are roquisod. to seed them in to the secretary by the 14th MIL.' to be exchanged for registered debenture etc* • oertidostes, while holders of allotments 4M‘ which 90 per oont has bee, paid are to them by the 2Vth inst., on which' day the booby will be closed in order 1 ?ropers the dividend . : warrants payable on the let of ,Tanury. The subjoined report on the market forAmeritem ' securities is from the circular of Sass s. fiatter.... thwaito and Co. : Ia the Unclog marlin for Americus securities. MIMI ' States 5-90 Bonds remain steady at the quotancrin riS eat ' last; the traasections bare befog, a comparatively India ° ataad the lactuatioas d the week mimpertiort. honor's is recorded ia,lliiasiClonal share/449 • , ekes Aria at 964 to Is. Erica. aft...nudism le Web . have of 204 to 94. That ; los bow a rim le-dny. freer t t r o st u r o tathasze i f n o d eat e rjelantic ues, r e d ;heat W eiel star4 . to 41, and an latter 39 to 40. Central Peeillo cri"v ßaidi, en increased demand, ars last quoted 794 to 711. , It is stated that the Atlantic and Great Western t Railway has been leased to the Erie Railway Com- pony for a pealed of 21 years, and that the terms . , agreed upon involve a carrying out of the pro- '. posal of the Atlantic and Groat Western Beffiray ctors, which was submitted to the shareholders some time ago. According to one atatement, el portion of the sums derived from recent imam of shares by the Erie Railway Company will be ap plied to the carrying oat of this project. Messrs. Thomson, Boner, and Co. have mime flood the dividend due the • 14th January, on the Tamboff-Korloff Railway !lye per Cent. Loan. NAILWAYMININO. AND OTHIR SHABIM-(THIS DAY.) Pain moos to £ p.a.j COW lAL GOTRIMORIT MO cansia, 6 pet Jan. and a;il7, 1877:84,1071. Do., 6 per cent., Jan. and Inly, 9.71. New South Wake, 6 per cent., Jan. and July, Mt to 1836, 100 1. New 6 per cent, Consolidated, Jan., April. Ju f l e a t t iand. Oct., 1. 6 per cent., Jan. and July 1882-6, 108, 11. Victoria, 6 per cent., Jan. and July, 1 8 01, 1121, 1. Do., April and Oct., 1091. 111111 7 1 71 k. 4 • alll4llll, '1 fili:W.' B. aw. B.F. be be 011 or boo oc. 8&Z. 8.8. W. &&w. MAW. 1:27 . IL Q.B.W. N.E. 'w.ii.v x.... TILE CHURCH MILITANT. TO TUB EDITOR Or Tllll ISPIUISO. tiin,—Aft an admirer of the fairness of the E.rpres,, and as one present at the meeting of the Christian Knowledge Society, I hope you will allow me to my a few words. I regret that the committee did not secure some larger room. The meeting commenced quietly, but it became soon apparent that a very large number of sub scribers could not get in; and, most injudiciously, I thhik, the door was locked for some considerable time. It would have been better if the thus excluded could have been sufficiently philosophical to have taken their exclusion quietly, but clergy and laymen, many of whom had travelled far, may be excused for expecting that the committee having summoned them, would have provided room, and that at all events the door would not have been closed in their faces. Dr. Miller would, I believe, have been quietly heard if the chairman had asked the usual question if any gentleman wished to address the meeting, instead of proposing at once to divide. It was thought by many that the vicar of Greenwich was desirous to speak in opposi tion to the chairman's with. I would, therefore, take the liberty of suggesting to the committee of the Christian Knowledge Society t h at next time they summon clergy and laity to meet togeth er they should take a larger room, and that they shou ld ask their chairman before he divides the meeting to ask the usual question, by which a fair opportunity may be given to bath sides of expressing their opinion temperately, and nut, I hope. in an over-crowded room.—l am. &c. T. H. London. (We very gladly insert any representation which tends to qualify the character of the meeting of the Christian Knowledge Society. Want of space and misunderstand inp are, ao doubt, calculated to mine the temper ; but we should have thought that a Christian clergy and laity would bare borne these inconveniences with more than ordinary patience.—Enrroz of the Express.] THE LORD ADVOCATE--Mr. Monereiff, the newly-elected member for the Universities of Glasgow and Aberdeen, having accepted the office of Lord-Advocate on the fourth day of polling, and conseguently before he was declared duly returned, will nut, it is raid, have to re appear before his constituents, like many other members of Mr. Gladstone's Administration, more tspeeially the English and Irish law officers, who were nominated to office some few days after their election. MR. BEIGUT AIfD biELAND.—At the banquet in Glasgow, on Monday, at which several liberal members were present, the following letter, addressed to the chair man, was read from Mr. Bright :—" Dear Sir, —I thank you for your letter and for the circular which aacompanies it. It will be quite out of my power to come to your pro posed meeting, for I have not a day that I can spare be fore the opening of parliament. 'lle result of the elec tions in Scotland is one which may justly excite great exultation. Yon have shown how steady is your love of freedom, and bow honestly you wish that justice should rule in our Irish policy. England and Ireland are greatly indebted to you. You lead ; they follow. I am sure my friends in Glasgow will excuse me if I am unable to join them. I hope your meeting may give additional strength to the good cause.—Believe me, sincerely yours, down Basic." HRS. TIIWATTEII.—The rovidenue and estate Chemin Dean," near Worthing, of this eccentric lady, Whale will, involving a sum of 600,0004, recently gave rise ta r t, by litigation, was yesterday sold, at the Auction by Meows. Edwin For and Botudlekl, for 14,700 L, exclusive of the fixtures. RVICILY OF A HEFTI7AOZNAIIIAN.—An uld man, named Charles Hodder,.of Penance, who had often com plained of the depressing e ff ect of loneliness since the marriage of his - only daughter. committed suicide on Monday morning. He bad evidently placed • rope over a beam, formed a running noose for the neck, aseendod • ladder, and thrown himself off. The deceased was well known and respected. HOMEWARD i iI IIEAVY) INDIA AND NAHA. MALTA, DEC. .—The Peninsular and Oriental Com pany's steamer Bangalore arrived from Alexandria at 2 p.m.. and leaves for Southampton M 7 p.m. this day, where she may be expected about the neth inst. 01;TWAftbeATT) INDIA, CIIINA, AND A I.IITR A IJAN MAILS.— ALTA, Der. 9.—The Mamilia. from South ampton 214th November, resehtsl Malta at 10 on the morn ling of the oth inst., and left for Alexandria at I p.m. the same day. MobIEWAED (llgAvv) BOMBAY MAMAS, Dec. S.--nic Peninsular and Oriental Company's statelier Syria arrived from Alexandria at 7 a.ra., and left for Southampton at 2 p.m., on the Nth inst. An well. Experienctsl foggy weather. She may be expected to arrive on Sunday morning. A PoE POISE IN TIIR RIVER.—For several days pant—in consequence, uo doubt, of the prevalence of Leery whsle in the Chennol- porpoise of considerable dimensions has been disporting himself in the Thames : he was first seen on Sunday at Waterloo, and, gradually working his way up riven met his death yeeterday fore noon, for when of Barium Elms some enterprising Ham meretnith fishermen gave chase, and near lie*. Mitage the stranger was shot Ly a Mr. Williams. On Monday, too, net feral sea gulls car ry seems from Vauxh‘ll Brier t, and tv • were stet; nose of them was above Einlion o.se 0.1 0.10 1.11 10.44 OIiDINABY SHADES AND WOOED. Caledonian, 741. Great Embers, 40, If, Iq, 11. Great Northam, 106. Great Western, original, 49, 8:. London, Brighton, and South Coast, 481, Manchester, Sheffield. and Lincolnshire, 47'... Metropolitan, 1041, t, t. Midland, 112. South Eastern, 791. Do., l'referred (deferred receives no dividend until 6 per cent. Las been paid to preferred), no:. PREFERENCE SHARES. Great NottLern, 5 per cent., 112. London and Brighton, d per rent. gun., No. 1, 100. PREFERENCE SHARES AND STOCKS. Great Eastern, new 6 per cent., 1864. ST. Great Western, joint Gper ct. irredeemable, 1868, 184. Midland, .5 per cent., 9/. BRITISH POSSESSIONS. Mum., Bar., and Cent. India, gun. 6 per et., 1961. Eastern Bengal, guar. .3 per cent., 106 j. Bust Indian, guar. 5 per cent., 1961, 9. Great Trunk of Canada, 15j. Do., 4th preference stock, 18. Great Indian Penimula, guar. 6 per neat., LOW Great Western of Canada, 131. Madras, guar. 5 per cent., lost. Oude and Rohilcund, guar. 5 per cent., loci. Scinde, Delhi, guar. 6 per cent., 104, 3 1 . FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Antwerp and Rotterdam. le l. Buenas Ayres, Gt. South. (Lim.), gun. 7 p. ea.. 16g. Great Luxembourg, 11j, 1. FOREIGN RAILWAY OBLIGATIONS. Great Luxembourg (redeem. at .;), 31. . Do. (redeem. at 23). 181. Momow..Tarodaw, gua. by Rumian Gott., 79, ad. Oral Vitebsk , guar. by Russian Clammiest, per erg. 80, rrj, 80j. BRITISH MINES. Prince of Wales, 1_ Wheel Mary Ann MenhenkA), 21j. COLONIAL AND FOREIGN MINIM. General Brazilian (Limited), I pm. JOINT STOCK BANKS. - - - - - - Aaslo-E tiara Banking ( Limited ), 18%, la. Bank of M. Chartered emantile of India, London, and Chime. Imperial Beak (Limited), la. Imperial Ottoman, II:. Land Mortgage Bank of India (Limited), !, 1116. London Chartered of Australia, 23. Land= Joint 361, H. Londoa and Vl•m, an. Do., gyp, 64f,, i,4. Union of London, 39 i, i• AtMa Angla is T eleg-Aniaric anraph Tel2mpli ( Limited ). 11,i, 1, as thy. Do., 8 per cent., 732. Credit Fonder of Wand (Limited), ?- Engin& and Australian Copper (Limited), j. Hudam's Bay . , 13f. Italian Irrigation (Canal Carom.), 8 per ceat. beady id/minable 1870, 62, 3, 2.1. ) Panama, New Zealand, and Australiaa &oral Keil Limited,_ Royal Mail Steam, Van Dianne.; Land, 7 'Viceroy of Egypt (Mortgage; Loan, RS;. Arniza-(PBs DAY.) ONE ON/LOGI. Telegrams from Cornwall received this morning announce that the smelters have advanoed the price of refined tin 31. per ton, and of common, 21. There is, consequently - , an increased demand toe shares in tin mines. Subjoined are some of the present prices : Providence, 30 to 32 ; Tin Croft, 16 to 161; North Crotty, 26e. to 285.; Botallack, 160 to 180; West Great Work, 23 to 21 ; Great Wheal Vor, 11 to 113 ; East Grenville, 3l to $1; Prince of Wales, 365. to Ms. ; West Fran cis, 40 to 41 ; Best Lovell, 8 to 81; Drakewalls, I.le. to 17a. 6d.; New Wheal Lovell. 325. 6d. to 361. ; East New Una, 7s. to fle.; West Chiveeton, 37 to 60 ; Chiverton, 8 to de ; East Carrion, se to 8 ; West Catedon, 3to Trumpet Consols. 131 to 14* ; Rest Trumpet, 21 to 2; ; Mary Ann. 20 to 21 ; and Tnalawney, 6 to 7. Annexed are the quotations of foreign and colo nial ruining shares :-Bt. John del Rey, 16 to 3; Don Pedro, to prem. : Anglo -Braden. par to prem. ; Pestarena, le to I ; C'hontales, 21 to I ; BOWL Grande, o toe prem.; Anglo-Italian, Ito 3 prem. ; United Mexican. 2 to j ; Frontino and Bolivia. 7-18 to 9-16; Port 1 13-16 to 16-16 ; and Centrul American, dia. to par. At the meeting of the Froutino and Bolivia (South American) (lola Mining Company, geld yesterday. the directors' revert and at:emits were received and adopted. and Mr. Henry Itaymeat was dieted to a seat at the board. Cum; s of GtahT Clitrta.—The Nero( prthlians the following : —ruction posseeser—relativeli to the utter capital.— the greate4 number of enemas. tete of ourrisges on hire. printers, booksellers, and cooks; wearer:, collretors of curiosities, and smatearsof paintings ahound tuoNt nt Amgerdant ; St. Petersburg takes prece dence for enitelunon ; at Bruisers are to be fonml the most boys who smoke ; nt Naples the mat porters and in,Ws; at Madrid the most idlers; at Ber li n the roost leer drinkers ; at Moreno) the most Sower gills; at Dublin the rood thieves at Geneva the mese watchmakers; at Lisboa the most Whits; at Rem the most and et New Tack the most seilise.mse , rarie b t e =had is the wriabwr of har:theless, eir batters, talk" and adocates. .4=l. l 4 l.l lessalso ema Palb = et Leaden le waiwasa the vat meat aai burl ea atooLhohe the wed water ; at Smarm the nest isMee ; at No the wet eipeettea eat at Pads the met Oahe*. •4t