The Express. — London, England, 1859-12-26 00:00:00

FRANCE. (IRON OCR OWN PARIS, EATCRDET EVENING. The "ramose pamphlet," as the Press. expresses it, continues to be the first and almost exclusive topic of the day. in the Cbsall follows! M. Orangnillot, in the" ple nitude of his independence," commences his arid. cum of the work of the " eminent writer." He does not, however, yet venture upon any of those " con tradictions" which he promised yesterday. Th e feeling of awe and reverence for the veiled majesty of the pamphlet seems is yet to be predominant. He confines himself for the present to the conaidera tion of the single point, how is the Pope to make Owe of getting his money if he accepts the interna tional tribute proposed for him i Upon this very important subject the Coristitritionssel timidly mar mete that it " might have been is well it the pam phlet had been a little MOM explicit." Bat &admired et the sound of its own voice, it hastens to add that the author doubtlese "fudged it apropos not to in terrupt the main thread of hie argument by expla nations which he deemed mammary." lf, how ever, the Cersaittitiorstsel might be allowed to speak where the author has thought fit tabs silent, it has a plan ready. The tribute must not be allowed to' depend upon the caprice of legislative bodies, and be the subject of anneal discussion with the budget. It must be voted at once se an irrevocable international settlement, which the nations parties to it can never disavow without dishonour. To the objection that in France, a country of liberty of conscience, it would be unjust to meddle the budget, to which pro testant and Jews contribute, with the burden of a perpetual deletion for the Holy Father, the COIF startaismel replies that catholic" pay their quota to the expenses of all dissenting forms of worship meeemised by the state ; that France is meentially and above all things a catholic malice; that her destiny depends upon her 'maintaining that chsrmter ; and that in voluntarily declaring herself a tributary of the Holy See, in ecasenting to the suzerainty of the Pope, her dignity will mot suffer, because " the vassal is but a devoted and respectful daughter of the church." I suspect that this ass of the terms " enzerain" and " reseal." will not suit the public taste in France, and that it will be a long while before IL Oranguillot hears th e last of them. A few bitter serotonera in do Univers very di► finely convey M. Locum Venillot's opinion both as to the character and the authorship of the pamphlet. " The accord of all the revolutionary press—the open and avowed enemies of the church—with the Petrie and f'oestitidiesswei impart to the publication a cha. Tamer not to be mistaken." After analysing the work, M. Wainer concludes as follows: Inch is this inns prodactioa. Its importers, sews see, don set nasal either fa the laminae fares or la the amity of she mom advriesd. If these mesas nay be =brawn to dietaries they will sot rein the onkel; his hay, the right of Chastise peplos, sad the beam et moose alike media% thou If, howling, it should be • meant snag ant then priodples ere to prevail in the soagons, w e an or the eve of the greaten sad wet canine evens that I eseakiad am possibly whams, and the annenth maw will *oath posterity a legacy of keg calamity. Whoever the author of this pamphlet may be his voice will bin as authority orates catholic*. All our bishops, two or Wes any azospted, have spokes, tad the Holy Father has sr wired than. We has. the soutrasata of Pitts IX.. cos ornag these " sacceoplishid fans" which see invoked spins kis nand rights. The has sow and to hiss will deceive so or. &name Jeans : Amite, of l aid "midi M. Maria, is the aseek, gives the most unqualified praise to the pamphlet, the doetrioes of which, he declares to be is satire conformity with those ever advocated is his journal. The Owns de Frame thinks "the Revolutions will be difficult indeed to please if it is not satisfied with this pamphlet." Thai:Miura calls attention to the great importases of that part of the pamphlet which states that Franco haa "exhausted her diplomatic efforts" in the vain hope of reconciling the princes and popular tiou of Central Italy, sad declares distinctly that the reign of Austria in Italy is over, and that she will never be allowed to interfere by force in favour of the Lakes. The Aim de la Religion would be pleased to see the Mondeur contradict the semi-official origin attri buted to a work which " develops a policy hostile to the sovereignty of the Holy See and in contradic tion with the express words of the Minister of Public Worship when he assured the French bishops that the Emperor's intention was to cause all the sove reign rights of the Pops sea temporal sovereign to respected?' The dead de is Religion here attaches endue importance to a particular phrase of such a very humble and subordinate personage u a French minister under the second empire. It would cost little, indeed, to say when time shall serve that M. Roulsnd had no warrant for the use of the word " *IV The pamphlet makes it super abundantly clear that the temporal power, as understood by the Emperor, means some tem. port! power, and that according to his present opinion the less territory the Pope possesses buried home and its suburbs the better. " The Vatican sad an orchard " is all that he would allow his Holi ness. At the same time nothing would surprise me less than to see a repudiation of the pamphlet in the Monotestr. It would be quits consistent with the character of the author of the letter to Edgar Noy, which has brought forth no fruit in ten long years, that the pamphlet should be officially denied to have any of origin. It may please the Emperor to let the world kuow indirectly what are his private opinions as an individual, without choos ing to be bound to act upon those opinions as sovereign. The Usios effects to tint the whole affair with Brest contempt. An imams" poise, it declares, had been made about the prodestion which we. to ap pear, and which wee to move public opinion to its very foundatioos Will (a says), the work mere& sod has moved within whetter. It is without soy mum's saw sad ces that heel we may meet dot thejeseads rarely no Brew* Is hedtsg lb* aid to anise tips Oldie! tribe wham weedy mews se km, swithre shell. • sari twahattly le au ribs.** to the swim therm aseerd Yls preaserisa; Oho belief is ieeeheed that sew ashy hes dereethd Imes kis seek se leek dew istrel adds% mud W serweele it thin law world tee ceded to le saw dr ewer sr hervey. But tit se Gripe dr week rid drew That IS Is emmillagly paltry, era to er receyrosi evl g. 4 isse set tell to W lot et eery see to rpm to the User of Wei divined. Isdipmsillsace says: Al W peels el the work slick Ameseirste the right a the Ifessusekt et peers themetwek se4 the right c 4 the eespeis le meths their =, el.• hem the pesdhori tress IMP wises Is megiseel leesserk end with lib leg 4 it r swim both la lona mg elhessee when It deism far lbe rep the perseweeles of hi impend weeheo illy la the My d fletweoe sue le It ihat admit comet am • limb whilul viola the sewn et trash. ROWOrif. if the sower elide site the peepseele et Y. pamphlet, end ems. the isispeedmee of the Befesesee, it win twee ass read wed setae Wag. As Imessee Jinn= wig keys las teethe& On Thmedey mains the Eseporee and Barer west tow Prune It. Martin t.... thy dnit sere. aeration el a new pine called the ?image di. perk*, theashiset of which, shgatly disguised, is the Mown of dm hay Mortars by the emissaries of the tsp. Mousse a laid in the 17th .eatery instead et the 11111 1 / 2 het the famous issipmemass doss sot Dem this to have bee invented ; for the drama ends happily by the restoration of the child to the mother, whsreu the little Jew of Bologna is still a prisoner in a Boorish seminary. The play was eminently suceesful. Madame Laurent depicted the feelings of a bereaved mother with her well-known melo dramatic talent. The Emperor conspicuously joined in the enthusiastic applause which followed upon the fall of the curtain. On the author being called for, M. Victor kour came forward ; but it is undent3od that he had a collaiorateur whose con fidential position near the throne wu inooinpatible with his standing forth confeesed. M. Macquard, the Emperor's private secretary, is the personage alluded to. The Tireuse des avers could not, with reference to the Court of Rome, have been repre sented on the French stage at the present time with out the very highest authority. The coincidence of the Emperor's presence at the Porte St. Martin on the very day of the publication of the pamphlet is most significant . . . The prosecutions against Count de Montelambert and M. About are both at an end, the judges of instruetion having declared, by an ordonnopies &now kw that there te nothing illegal in the works incriminated. How foolish it was of the go vernment to seise them ! I cannot, of course, say that the judges, in awning to the decision which they have done were guided by any other motives than their_ conscientious and independent views of the state of the law. But it does rad happen that the result of their deliberatiotui coincides with the wishes of the government. Both these prosecutions were, in point of fact, dropped long ago, and the proceed ings were only revived because the question of the legality of a seizure, without followiog it np in a court of law, was raised first in foreign, and afterwards in French journals. It would be mast inconvenient at the present juncture to give Berryer Dufaurs or Jules Parrs an :opportunity to make such speeches as they would make in defence of Moutalembert aad Abram The pamphlet supersedes alike About's attacks on Papal government and Montalembert's deform of it. An important Tessa." propounded by Count d'Haamenvilie, whether an article in a newspaper or review, which has been the subject of a warning, may, nevertheless, be lawfully pabliahed subse quently in the form of a pamphlet, to which, as the Ifocitrur has frequently explained, the laws which govern the periodical Fees do not apply—seems to be resolved in the affirmative by the normait of the crown in the case of M. de Mootalembert. The Bourse was rather dull at the opening. Dis appointment was felt at the abloom of say positive confirmation of the rumour of yesterday that the en trance fee was to be abolished. This question is looked upon es one of vital importance. Although notice has been issued that annual subscribers will receive their tickets for the new year on and after Monday next, people do not abandon the hope that the tunistilee may yet be removed on Jan. 1. It is said that the subject has been under eessideratian this day, and that a definitive decision has been pro bably come to. The market became firmer towards the claw The Rents left off for mallet 70.60, with a rim of lie., and for account at 70.40, with a fall of 16e. The lowest price of the day for account has been 70.30. Mobilier fell Of. Spanish Mobilise rasa 12.60. There was very little change in rail ways. Our usual Paris letter had not arrived when we went to press. RUSSIA. A St. Petersburg letter states that the Minister of Finance has ocatradtotad the prevalent reports of an approaching change in the Rtuielan Customs tariffs. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 26, 1859. towards the erection of a statue in honour of Sir George Grey. The Cape Town Mail says : The *bads at the Caps in poem& obi all who Mks on interest in the program of Booth Atria throughout the weld, wM be to hear that tho intaillgasto rewired by the last the ro-appoiotmeat d ti 4 Diary Org. be. called forth a burst of amend rigsleing beat within and beyond the whey. Ivorywhers tlls visa awl Noels comas don to the hal*, sad whiles eta whits posgle boo molted bet one common sentimant algeatlinds sad reseed test • dente In the favourable disposition it bar Msjsitfo worn ment towards the people of this sossarg. Some change had taken place In the tisgsubesei Education, b the redremant, atter long sink% et Dr.'s/rms. aud the of Dr. Dais to the oMso st soparloson dest-gasaral. . _ _ The Commercial Adeartiser says: On the frontier, and also state end of the ealeay, alder rates set in about the middle of October, salmi. cosasasi at intervals ever linos The great digicalties atianding land transport in the inte.rior district have in pee, however, spirally been loosened by the Improventent in the veldt. Two . ahipe with tounigraate have arrived within the _mid swath, the Matilda Atheling, with 286 goals, at Table la? : sad the Chatham, With 239 son* et Lidos Bay. forum abi l arrived on Oct. 27, and the letter Oct. Id. Mother is daily expected at Algae Bay, the' Berme& Bei, with seals, besides three vowels for Table Bay, els., the Jabs sad Ivey, the Jelawar, and the Ascendant. It Is meepated thee the total low by the meat gales et Port Illisbedi will exceed 20,0001. A theological ewainary for the edaration sad training of iatuaddow tataietere for the Datch reformed church of this colony ben been opened during the pest month. The mould of endorse duties collected at Caps Town be the month of October wee 11,7621.2 a. Od. ; and wharfage, 5831. Oa. Bd. kleigeramount of lauded property, to the value, ft is believed, of 100,0001„ hoe changed hands at public audits during the lad three menthe. MOROCCO. The Moots were ea the 15th carrying on consider. able works topat the meths of Tetuan in a good state of defence. The Moots do not expect to be able to hold the place, but they are determined to make its capture cost the Spaniard dear. Their women and children hay* been sent into the interior, and the meo, when reduced to the last extremity, will retire to the mountain with which the citadel communi cates by vary steep and rugged roads. UNITED STATES AND CANADA. LIVERPOOL, BrWDAT Nun% Tim steamship Europa, from Boston on the 14th, and Halifax 16th, arrived at Queenstown this morn ing. She brings no spook. The steamship America arrived et Halifax on the 16th. The Hones of Representatives was still unor ganised. No Speaker was yet elected ; and it wen quite uncertain when the organisation would be effected and the Pounding's inessege delivered. Californian dates to the 7th alt. and 1,900,000 dolt in specie had reached New York. General Scott had retuned by the steamer. News unimportant — Affairs at San Juan were without change, Affair' in the South Pacific were in a very die. trusted state. by General Blanco, of Bogota, had been ameseinated hie brother. In Para civil and foreign war were imminent. General Castilla had left Callao for Guayaquil with 10,000 men and fourteen reseals. The British Consul at Havannah had nada a return showing that 10,000 Africans had bean landed in Cabs within three months. The Xing of the Sandwich Islands had abdicated is favour of his son. Visa Cans, Nov. B.—The victories of Idiramon were coarsest, and it was thought probable that Misuses sod Robles would attack Vera Crux. Her Majesty's ship Amethyst had captured three Madam vessels, and some firing had taken place. The Amethyst was blockading the port, in order to obtain reparation for the imprisonment of tie British Consul. Dac. DX—Sugar unchanged. Freights dalL Exchange re London 161 prem. Ni. Yeas, Dsc. 13.—Money market was with out material change. Stock market was steady. Sales of Now York Central shares, at 801; Reading shame, 401; Erie shares, 91 ; Illinois Central Shane, N. Cotton was firm. Sales of the day 3,000 balm, at unchanged rate,. Breadstuffs and provisions were without material alteration. Produce generally steady. Raw °smuts, Dsc. 13.—Cottort in this market is stiffer, but not quotably,higber. Wee to-day 10,500 bales; ditto, three days, 31,000. Reeeipte, 41.000. Moist.; Dac.l3.—Cotton easier. Sales to-day 11,000 bake._ The Hanka latest wu not landed at Queenstown THE CAPE OF GOOD HOPE. PLYMOUTH, SATURDAY. Anmegtet the pmensgees by the Athens were Weed end Mrs. Maclean, from St. Helena; Com. mender Maputo, R.N., from the Spitfire, as pro motion; Lieutenants Wogan and Stron g , R..N.; Mr. *Damon, paymaster, R.N.; and Lieutenants Drage and Rook., Royal Artillery. The Athens reports her Majesty's ship Viper at St. Helene ' when she had brought in a slaver she hod impturrid, which had had 601110 SOO or 600 slays* 11111 beard, but some 60 or 70 had died on the puree. The Reynard gun-boat bad arrived at Aseenolan, whom Commodore Wise was waiting in the Vesuvius tow relieved by the Arrogant. When off Cape de Verd the Athens saw in Porte Peva a vessel supposed to be her Majesty's ship Meander. The Athene had on the whole made a favourable promee, but had experienced some plan Then ie sot muck Cape news by this mail Everything i• the coleay wee going ea quietly end steadily. la seemmiqessee of the loos end obstruction saved by the late drought, money we. scarce. A body of " savvier " bad arrived for the railway, the ineetractioa of which was being pushed on with vigour. Nothing beyond the usual routine had oe earred ie the prooledusge of government during the meth. Seven hundred Fronde had been eabecribed THE HOLY LAND. JBRUB.ALBII, Dtc. 8. It would not require much research into boob of travels In Palestine to perceive how ueiversally they desig nate this city as melancholy, forlorn, @that, or by other epithets denoting that It I. boated " fez from humanity's roach." It would not require much resserohnow to discover that within a couple of pars, but especially within a couple of months, it ha boom, in proportion; to it.. end popu lation, one of the most stirring cities that ma be met with, The trade within is largely augmented sines the index, ever increasing, of Rusin pilgrims; but thr lih end bustle ere to be redly foetid acute the wells, to the earth and west, where the somby has soddenly changed its moot, sad preesats se ent-lifil mem of in , abaetry, whim Mahe& of ram—peasmb of the lead, with • M Mateo, lealms, sad Africem—are employed in raising mile preparatory to the numerous edifices designed by Roe sler, Amoebae, sad saner mirthente ; and this, again. tells upon truants &Mom, when the thee is being burned. sad the bills branded of waders to supply the kilns. All day lee( the explosions of blasting rocks resound, as though the wells of • citadel were being besieged, the plugs dying up into the air, each with a stream ti the llks • rocket. Besides those inclocaree, the worth la roper consist of a wide road being made to the snokat Convent of the Cross, now • Mack clerical seminary, nearly two miles distaste frem the city, end sundry mall forte being meted by the Paola along the Jae road, to be occupied by the:Bashi Boank, for ensuring general misty. The drat one is aloes to the moth-west comer of the wall; the eat, of a larger is built' just on the spot long endeared to pion tabula by being that from which the view of the Holy City is Bret obtained In that direction--• sad combination of devotional fellinge with the riot of uncontrolled soldiery; but more than this (and in meaticehtg it let it not be thought that we are pleased with the admixture of whet is ludicrous), the Pada ham sand the tower to be painted over with black yeiat—• Woes banding painted!— in ardor to reader it man Lied In the eyes of the plarenhy ; sad this bennse the Bin Bashi of the makes bas mewed him that In Francs, Germany, sad England, all the greet fortithations are thm coloured for the purpose of 'wise the enemy. Certainly It is a berth' object, even going • stop beyond the vile taste of white weehing the fins miens gateways of Jaresaleco, built by Stillman the Ilmmilleset, on the receatly expected visit is the Bahian la August bet. The idea of minting a fort for the purpose of inspiring terror smack, greatly of Chinese teeth The Paella tides out every =Wawa to visit this funereal outpost, sad to *coy the animation of the works sround us, eepecially watching with Iysa•eyet leabuoy against any ap proach so program being math, or beildisgs that might be undertakes by European. The eitnatagm he has achieved of late over the Araks seer Gem by diplomacy, without bloodshed, have been teeptilled th .Constrestinople-French newspapers into " a smile of &dome 'later*" end he hos mulcted them of abate 2,0001. In compensation for their per plundering of the poseante. When he =nonacid to the sheikhs of villages what be had den, and asked advice as to bow he should employ the mo w, they all, with two exceptkee, wished to have the money divided among theca, rather thin have it spat in useful worts for future protection. To which his excellency re joined, " For shame! do you not know th►t I am your father, sad know beat what is good for you F' Bo be eat to work in constructing these petty towers along the Jabs rood to Sonaelem, far enough from the Arabs. We shall me whether the Buhl Bank will not prove as onshunt plunderers as the Bedouins, end whether they will net ran away from their detached forte se soon as say of the latter appear, or before. The Pasha hie don wooden in seizing and banishing to Cyprus or Constantinople the old belligerent sheikhs of Hebron and the Baled tArkuls, sad in completely disarming the peasantry. He his not, however, punished the Tesneri, who, near Bethlehem last year, slew one of the Wilkes of Wahl bunk in opts fight, with numbers= each side, almost within sight of the Paolues trite, Heftiest has he done anything yet to detect sad punish the =ardente of Miss Crony ; nor deco he in say way mole= the hada& Ante, who have manly been =Wag as they please about Jericho, and who have ell their stores of grain there. la the We disputa of monks at Bethlehem about replacing a slab of pavement which had become broken in !Tolstoi the smut swam the matter was settled impartially by Web( Torkiek Whisk to plan the stone in preemie of Latias mad Greeks. In England you are astarelly enough disgusted with the petty but renoorous hostilities of the several convents respeot hag each subjects In the sacred places, but you will scarcely he prepared for the following anecdote. Darlog this lest Bethlehem Itinusloa, a person high In aloe In Jerusalem proposed In jest that, for the sake of ensuring fair dealing, they Amid send for Proudhos, the Socialist-Atheist, and Strauss, the author of Ltbea Jean," to replace the slab, inasmuch sa both of these were doubtless baptized In infancy, and would now have no prod'. leaks for sue ride or she other. This I relate merely to show how educated people look on such proceedings, and how callous to flow hellos' one may become when celled at to mingle in them. Within the city rents are rising to a frightful attest, via., hu doable, treble, or eves more of their rata a you ego. The poor &reentering exceedingly from this mese. and banernient persons are desirous of seeing housed built for them outside the city—that le, if the Turk' will allow it; for, alas, the elteehonses &dead by Sir M. Montanan are etlll arrested by their onthority. Our weather has hitherto remained very plasma, bat the cold has now set In, though as yet with bright sumhino--all claws of people are crying oat for rain. The peasantry, owing to their improvident habits, an now without teed-corn for the lemon, having mercely sown any barley last time, and the wheat harvest having been unfor tunate. On the former of them anoint, they ere compelled to tell their draught animals for plonghtsg at very low Woes, and on the latter aocount they are everywhere be seeching the loan of money, offering latent& of six mseenres of wheat at the next threshing-hones fir the present nee era sovereign—amounting in vane to a herbed per asst. value for Ilk months. Preen the two remenee together it im to be hewed thin, me little will be mown. the sot harvest will be very gaoler& I .bald also mastics that ma are wentiog too, for mug are tempted by the high wages for buildiag employment shoe Jonweleut to leave their th•lde, mei this will bring evil resale to the public in general.—l am, i.e., B. ANIOLICAN AND CANADIAN MAIL DZAPATCHIS mom Ltreerook—On debeekeyttrt Me Canard meemer Amble Nailed Dem Lfteepsel kr Demon with tie United States end Nardi Amide= usilsomin peseempere, ekes wee Omen* Cemeidere, DM ?reddens = Tim Quebec end Medved steamer Hagar= will be de. epee:bed bar the Moran for Parties& ea Weedey ant, midi tie Ormdlen end United &des sells. The hoz et the Liverpool rem.4.r will be open ott Ind dra7 I r lbs / 101 1 4 of ledges, newspapers, &c., tW 11.45 eam, eat ea Quer tom masa 9.30 p .m. IN TEE CHANNEL.-711TY LIVES LOST. On fiatarday a telegram was published in Landon to the reset that a numbs et cam hail bow picked tip neer Calais, bearing the name "Sherds Castle," Far ther particulars have sine oome to hand ending to confirm the fear that the Blarvia Castle, WHartty, which Wt the Downs on the 17th inseam foe Amersha, hes bombe*. The RUM. Castle wee one of the het of Norms. D. Amber, of Limehouse. the wee a very des ship, 110 teen NOW, almost new, having been boat two pesos we, nod was cla ssed at Lloyd's /1 1 twelve poss. Me had very superior peseenger worsansodelion, end was shattered by Mame. adman and Twee ds* end laid on for Adeleide. Ilhe holed In the Lodes Dote, end Most help psoosogers W Idea births in boo to peeved t the amines. Toasty ter pied her when lobe laths river, end tie rundadst is lands& le go es bender Plynealli, when the dip bad to pat ia. abe torrid a new of di ladading the Mena, sod bad a valuable verso d nimasnillse, ebb KIM lee steepen deck. The Chapati last leek doge el bat when she need Ikea Orsvemed es the Illek adast, end proserded though the Downs with her, end lea hr el Dover en Soft evening, when all spend we with her, sad she bed s air vied for her course lam Chemed. It was gated that the would reach Plymouth Meet Tuesday sr Wider/km but nothing mom was beard dlr. Towards the den ad Temelay the wind shifted to lie N.R.W., and biota a Soria pie, with heavy now, tits peels who won eat denraing it as an awful night. It is supposed that the ship mast bays got one distance down Chased when die 'moonfaced the ple, and whether Captain Wlleady, who be.,. a high oberacter for skilful mossastip, attempted to in or bold en by beadier shoat, and was delves back by the force el the tempest, is a matter of ondeptanie. It is quite evident that the .hip got beet to the seetword of Dttageneee, in the more sinew portion of the Chansel, where both the Hoglisk end loath wads ere now promising, lighted, and when seen give a sip her imraMiste position. It is, therefore, emeediegly probable that the dims mew which fell duns( its night Wittily shut oat them beams from view ' sad that Captain 11.11ardy wee ;tot aware of hie situ ation.ation. It is thought that she was het either on the Vanes or the Ridge, two shoals which stead to the metre of the. Chanel, minion in a line with Polkeetom and Cape Otis... The Terse extends some four or Ave miles in length, extremely narrow, and has not more than a fathom and • half upon it at low water, while ail mead It are seuedlege at 12 and 1 . 7 fathom.. The Ridge is adorer to the Preset east, a long and narrow shoal, utd, like to, Varna, hr deep water road it. The impression is that the ship sheet spa ousel thee. owe* and, after heavy beating, want to pietas, sad, sliding off, sunk in deep water. It may be stated that she was fitted with aleph boats to save all hands, but fa such ame that prevailed tint night It is very doubtful whether they meld have outlived it. The fallowiag are the names of the gamma who wait ea bawl la the river, and who, it le flared, have polished dace—fir. and Mn. Dulel sad family, aomietlag of four ems sad osa daughter, Healy, Arthur, Edmund, William, sad Elisabeth, late of Uppor Beigrave-plane, Bel partostpare ; Martha Stade, egad Id. _ . - Soma Phis Pampa .-Jmneas Young, Catharine Young, his aim, and thak children, James, John, 'embalm, and Margaret; Joseph Sanders, Jams White, Mr. and Mrs. Dashers, Mr. and Mrs. Cameros, Duncan RCA and Bdward Chard. The Crew :—Captan Gawp brandy, commander, of London; Mr. Thomas Host hi' Asthma, 38 years, aka Dillow; Mr. Alexander Ti...,, 23, mooed allow; Mr. Edwin Wanner, 23, third Aka ; Charles Damorell, 31, boatman; John Sutherland, 31, steward ; Geroge Wildtage, 21, manta ; David Pinlayson, 20, mailmakar; ' Edwin Woolley, 31, cook; Tames Rat, 36, batches; Robert Postall, 25, able seaman; Spoleadsr, 26, ditto; Hairy Cook, 20, ditto; Thomas Elvin, 23, ditto; Jaws Jonas, 19, ditto; William 2€ Utah, 24, ditto; John Leese, 22, ditto; John Swanson, 23, ditto; Lads Leg:mesa, 28, ditto; John Carle, 24, ditto; William Anderson, 22, ordinary swami; —Ghisby,l7,ditto; Herbert Rawlins's, 18, caddy meant ; William Pittman, midship man (apprentice), ditto; JIM. Shaw Davis, ditto; Albert Langdoes Damned, ditto; and Walter Parson, ditto. There were nine other:llMM on board whose names have not a yet been amowtained. The camas picked up and laded et Oak& by throe Islam nada ars marka am follows :-0. B. A. (ice a di mod), a, 1(Y a irisegis), A. beneath, 10, 3 B. A. (in a Almond), D. J. T. (le • AYai4), 1/3, if. D. Qs • ilinaced), 36i, T. L. (MI diamond), 40, 36, 139. 99,163, 133, 69. itlava; cams marked B. 69 ; 0.16. F.l, 4,8, 17, 20, F. (in a circle), 880, B. 8. A. . 28 32, 8. A. B. and G. AS (In a Omni); G.B. 8. 12, 12; A. B. (in a Mainced), 185, 83 (In a diamond), with C. IL _ _ bianni, 461; R."snd B. 8:68; G. W. A. (in a din , aced), B. B. outside. 628; B. 8. A. (la a dirnosd), 147 ; G. W. an a diamond), C Wade 1080 ; 1021. ♦ box marked "Mined Chard," • dirk sad two boxes 'Wheat marks; bared• marked 0.8. 1.56, 1103tC 16.22. 12. 23. 24., DIP Oa a dimmed) 70, DIP (tae dimmed) 64, P.C. 206, AML (la • square) 266. 968. 368. 172. 187. 576.2/4.126. 278. 166.288.223. 139. 264., P (in • dimmed) 10. 11. 21. 29.; eight omits without marks ; feu bands m•rbd "Booth, London," IiC&C 69. 214, BCRW 166, WPEP. Three mike without marks-12.62; 20 tin ens, • gun =dais, six battles of wine, one bottle of gi•, sad seven iron hoops. The muter of one of the boat* states that these Shop were picked up about 20 miles to the N.S. of Dunkirk, sad that he left a considereble quantity of goods doses( shoat, with the spare and planking of • large vessel. The ores beer, in addition to the other marks, the words " Blervls Castle." By • lelegenin reesivad en Saturday from Calais, we learn that Els other SALM boats had arrived at that vet, all laden with goods from the seine ship. Seven cease have also bean picked op 12 =DM ?CMS. of Dotal* and landed at that port, marked O cad C (in • dia mond), with C A 38 underneath ; G. B. A. (Ina &Wooed), and A 62 underneath; W H P (In • diaraced), with C3l 269 underneath ; 1 (in • triangle), with A 36 underneath; W H P (In • diamond), with A C underneath; 1 (ins triangle), with A 34 underneath ; 8 J (In • diamond), with 1166 undernestlai lye of which also bear the name Blervls Castle, besides on. without mark, and one contalniog a pianoforte ; the third one (No. 269) ls broken,and appears to contain ready-made clothes. On the spot here was no appears:toe of • vessel. swept a mast. _ _ _ Four boating' et goods of various disariptlens have been picked up nest the Galloper, and landed at Esmagets, reportad to be from the Blervis Castle. Aamiget them is am of sauff marked D.D.I.F. (In s dismond)orldt the weeds Blervis Castle." Most of the above came, It is slated, were Mowed In the bottom pert of the hold. LOSS OF TEE LADE FRANKEL& OP Intsiligeneo was received in Liverpool on Bator day, confirming the total wreak of the begone Lady Frank lin, of Liverpool, while on her perste from that port to Marenhaas. There is littla doubt, also, that all at board wished save one el the mew, Charles Matthews, a native of the West ladies, who was afterwards picked up, landed at Cad* and made the following statement to Mr. J. M. Bratinalmry, her Majesty's Consul at Cilia: " 11;Ititt Cmwlats,adiz, Dec. 6, 1869. " Oa thin day append personally * C bra a* Chariot UM thaws, a native of Kingstown, Jamaica, tare he volualarily hound upon oath that he sailed *an Liverpool is the English barque Lady "anti*, of Liverpool, Captaia Maat with a genera cargo, far Ilarriaas, tho wow eoanating of asvostata awl two err That out the 29th of ovesatur. at stet tih*a Liddy Fraatlis was strut as her Net bow by a large *tip dewing to awnward. Aber the .toad we wroba, the ship aisserand of the hag, sod promised to stop by the bark, but was afterwards as= to diet away sad arena hat sight of. Ons of the beets re An launched, bat was isamodistely stove in. A mead was got reedy, bat Leda she err be got laws:tad the mod had so far settled dews that the sea swept her sway, red d the crew holding ea* her. OM (the Lady "maths) sate afterwards capes*, whew the deposes (Mathews) wars to the lent portion of the reek Its amid lay hold of. The muter sad portage* wars eadouvouriag to launch the gig, whew the bark west down bled kwassost. Aber sa hoer after wards he hard be besot ere sr Wham to whisk the degrees respered ; ins whir dre till day light he width* sewer leer sayttarg. At aright he die. thistly saw a ma aftsgiag to a pleat mot ihr of Mai, but he ILT:lseas otter. About II Am west seentlaig, Nov. o c kid up by the Matisy Hill mew steam-ship, el sad from London, to Ware. by secret, 45.62 N., =b 6.40 W. • wind at LW ties draft era the west wes; with Navy, sod _way aura assn. The deficesat's Mats were ware bilbsi by ths sold, bat altar V sis( a hot bath end dry sloth* be soca resovarod. He MEMO' In Cadis harbour as the Oth laat., sad was Waken tee consolato this womb*, wheal* wads this dwisrattat. C somas Marranws. " Sworn before me thin 6th day oiliarsasber, " J. Y. BUCK Es e e KY, he? Britannia Msjasty'sConsal." The Lady Pea:Mai wee built in New Brvaswisk in 186 k mod dors/ • 1 at Lloyd's for seam yaws. BM rtiristerad 431 lens, and belonged to Mr. Hugh Evans, merchant, of R , al Bank-buildlinp, Uvorpool, and has been almost altogether tamed la the South American and Liverpool trade. She eland at Uverpool as the 20th of November, and sidled at 10 p.n. on the 24th alt. The following are the names of the crew on baud at the time of her departure from the Mersey t —George Mantle, captain; Hen a i l Le b n iu g d w , orthy, mate; John Miller, sicend saes; Henry , carpenter; Thomas Headers" steward ; William n coot ; Charles Matthews (eared), Joseph Yeddo, John Williams, James Brown, Cupid Smith, Albert Bryan, and James Danielle, all able seamen; and John Alexander Simonetta, John Samuel, William Durham, and Joseph Bear, ordinary seamen. Tbe names of the two peenngers are sot known. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (TRIO DAY.) To-day k shoo* a WOLF market. The cumber both el besets sod sere is very smell; quite however, fee the aneud. There ere very kw except fee thekeet deecripdosta. W. are to nada Ilkedres caoleAkes altbeegh it is difficult be Akio tint liverish:at.. futiMas i at e_ $ 41 Vrt u, = l =lmes..... 4 414 q .-- 48 48 smile $ 4 • Es • am ;wow 44 46 _ leMe e - t6l - _ al =AM, lAN :••••••si 5.4.4 . 4.••• I 041•4474. DEATH or THE Ray. Gummi HARM, OP Nawcurrznox-Tearn.—The deadt of the Rev. G. Hants, which took piece et des deka on Saturday morning, in I his madame in Highem-piess, will be deeply regretted by the minden deamination throughout the kingdom. The deceased eacorded the late Rev. William Tamar, who died at Maneheater last Easter, as pastor of the martin mgregation In Newcastle. Mr. Hash was re garded as sr of the met aloqueet and popular preens* of the body. He had bon unwell for a lengthemed period, but occupied his pulpit on Sunday morning, the 16th instant. He was going about the house up to Totaday, from which day he began to sink rapidly, and died, as already Italia, an Saturday morning Int. Diem of the heart is maid to have been his complaint. He was about 66 rare of sp. Tax Amon' Cauonua.—On Saturday the Jayne Cheshire we closed till Tuesday morning. fAX RAILWAY ACCIDENT AT DUDLET.—On Fader eight the weal train which leaves Paddington at Svw In the alleemets for Wolverhampton was passing out of Ike Mean Main at about half-put tee, when, instead of heaping as the main line, it turned oar too eking. and came inlo tanks with an enrhe and tender g there, lialently killingllhe stater of the latter, who we the worka. Tits mishears me from tir Mang of a pair of self-acting lean which ought to hasten= beck so Nato mai the Min to keep the main line. The station meter attributed their net doing so to the frost. They bed reeked well fa may pan before the aeoldent, and had done so sins. At the Inquest held on Saturday, at Dudley, a verdict of Accidental Death" was resumed. THE CORONER AND THE POLICE.—On Saturday, at the Marylebose Vestry, bald in the Court-houns, bawl's* Mr. Churchwarden Poled in the nair, Mr. Ormarell, the man Berk, brought up a report that had bean adopted by a social committee appointed to inquire into the threatened laterkrestowiththe corona's oflice by making that court Mb* ettbareinat to the police, as propose= nerd yard courtiers.. The report set forth by ant that the royal oominimion recommeeded, drat, " That the Home Seorehary should be mered to lay down regulations far the holding am of impieste, and to require the police to sign the requielien to the coroner bwhiah the proosedim of that afar should be es motionln ." desaky, " That in future the coroner be paid a 'Glary, to be dud by the justices in meter ass- Ms, @abject to the vprnal of the Hose Smeary." The committee mnsned the first propor don is fefq Mem lag, " the committee cannot mar to its proplay, having in view that the Commas Court is one of belay, wad net siesmadly of amation Elet k edskalei ken a Mire to pleas the system of rebid ma nil addend an a inn Mk, sod that ite dhow how bon le meat hum Ws more sexed end seems In Ms yea pane In Mar nation of the world. The peepseitin le mire Os YYmery =lof this Imperteat semi to Me elm d bee e ge subjecte, as flat to a bay dm ran mid, seems to your examitteelo Mend the Mogen reent; ad they nermand the ven7 to take such measures, *Mr by .eppirl to the Howe Secretary, or by command= with - doe mennere he the borough, as may Miele kis shish Shay comidor would be fatal to no end s of lite lastiturke." The nail= la da nemsmandes einass br may, as mil pima Or joinkr lams Oat bay lea dr way Masse now Mktg sat ; and My ferns, ma that the Medea acmes should be stM left In the hark el the people, coadadng the sheiks to a shorter period thee as at present carded out—viz , sone 14 or 15 days' polling. The Name period as that dead for parliameatery elections might, the commutes ccesidered, Mt the election of ooronere. TM moths wee crawled osem as., and the rainy clerk was di rected to torah& a ropy of the repute the Smeary of Sean for the Home Merriment, Si. G. C. Lewis. ANOTIIII 00117A - Cll ON - 1611D - AN AMILIPIC.I flocr.L;37lllstard4 last owe of those brutal mess which have too ohm recently brought Corson upon the manandle roman of the United States, wan investigated at the Liver pool Pities Court, beirre Mr. J. IL Mansfield. Philander Hell, second mate, and Denial Davenport, boats wain of the Anna& ship John Bright, were brought up, charged with haying awed the death of • seaman named Goan, on board that vessel . Two passengers named Pritchard and Haan; Mated that on neveral occasions, during the voyage from New York, the two prisoners had hasten the deceased very severely with • rope knotted at the end, kicked him, and then whim he was usable to do work, they put him In irons. On fee OM ion the deceased wee sent into the fore rigging, though he was unable to stand on his lege. and the mate Mowed him about desk, kicking him, bemuse ha did not go fast enough. At another time Raclin sew the mound caste take • large packing needle and commence "probing" the deceased with tt ell along the deck. It wan also staled that a few days bikes Green died be expressed • wish that some one wield throw him overboard, because the prisoners were rade ally lake him. Mackin found him several with black end Moe spots in various parts. The body also Dm marks of still more horrible ill-treatment, Duke the voyage he was newly ever fres from a black eye. A semen named Moore, who wee also •passenger me board the lame ship, stated that be had examfuad the de. ceased before be died, and found him suffering from bikonsia don of the !nags. Not having been frequently on deck this witness could not say bow often the deceased wain-need ; •he did not am him nested as the other witnereas alleged. 'he decreed led aril& that he had been ruptured, but he, edam., had examined him, end found no trace of • rupture, tor yet of Melees. He believed that deceased bad died of iallimmealkse of the lamp. The case was remanded kr • weak, end in the romans& the evidence of the witnesses ex amined will be Lid before the American Ambassador and the Home Secretary. CALKDONIAN RAILWAY COMPANY.—An extra ordinary ge ere! meeting of the shareholders of this com pany was bud in Glasgow on Tuesday, for the purpose of authaielng the directors to raise, by the creation of new shares of stock, wain aims of money for the coastruotioo of new beenebes in amnesia with the railway. Mr. Thos. Salkeld, chairman of the company, presided. The Chairman said—ln 1868 the Caleb:clan Company obtained bills for the constrootion of three differt nt branches—the Delmar nook branch, the broach to Port-Carlisle Railway, and the Symington, Sieve, and Broughton branch ; and in 1869 they oaa.. powers from parliament to maker • branch called the Wilsontown Drench. Hitherto the Manors have sbatained from asking the share holders to give their sanction to the raking of the fends to the construction of these branch,.. bemuse it wee believed that by defer,* it until they actually required the a: that money might be raised at a cheaper ratanth it ei i g; have been per a mi ee, sad I believe that our reparations will not be ted. It a now necessary that we should ask the of the shareholders to raise the sum of 77,0001. for the emigration of those branches. It is pro posed that we should ram the money at the nets of 4g per mot., end we believe that the Mock will Boat, sad that rate of Interest. The chairman then proposed the necarary formal resolains In regard to the raising 4 the money by prelaraeoe shame. The cereal to be thus created Las follows :—Dal enernock breath, 37,0001 ; Fort Carlisle breach, 10,0001. firrngtoe, Biggar, and Broughton branch, 7,6001.; sad Wilsoutown breach, 72,5001.—taa1, 77,0001. The &w -isdoms were essonded by Mr. Towers, mad carried nasal zoonely. A vote of thanks to the chairman terminated the proceedings. DRIB= AND ARBROATH RAILWAY.—The half yearly meads( of the shareholders of this company was held e n Wegmegep in their office, Dundee—Mr. George Bough, one of the dirsetare, la the chair. The report for the half year, which has already appeared in our columns, was held as read. The chairman drew attention to the gratifying feet that the directors were able to recommend a dividend of 24 per met. ex the half-yew, or 5 ter cam. per seam, upon all the shares of the exopany, and to may eremite of 1,1(01. to the reserved Mad ; end this notwith kaolin • considerable Increase in the working &pram from the mmot to carry the goods true of the Folinktsgb, Perth, end Dyads, Mae over a red& of their railway. Although the local India was aM In en ausataketory state, there was an Mersa& of 6131. In Mementos for the half-year, as compared with the cur avoiding period of the previous yesr ; and for the seven weeks shwa the hal f yearly balance there was ea Moreau of 2161. As the trade of Arbroath ern 'strayed he hoe 00 doubt that the load traMo would rapidly iseresse, and that the line would prove very rerotuserative. He emeladed by moving that • dividend at the rate of 24 per cant., free of income tax, be paid on all the skates of the company es and alter the 3rd January next. Mr. Alexander lima seconded the motion. After some enavermition the remind= as pro posed was unanimously _adopted. nags IN TH3 hirritorous.--Daring Saturday sad yesterday several fees took place is the metropolis. The most serious of them emarred sr Mr. Thainer, linendraper, 41 end 42, Ramoutheattest, Clerkanwell. Mr. Thais* him- self, and eons dine persons who were in the house at the time, bring severely burnt. Darin the last Sc. veers silver to the amount of 63.fe3.46K eerie( has been ,:ported to the East by the India and Clam seen roar. from Southampton, Mc., 33,006,0981. ro ladies sad 16,593,7521. to China and to places bream India .4 China. MONEY MARKET. Ex T c o han -da g y e i: nd ke th p r t ou aa g hollutcit:Cih°tylida. holiday City. the Stock BATY:RDA Y E YINING. The funds to-day were firm, with an occasional improvement of about 1-16 per cent. The final quotations were the same as those of yesterday. The influence of the holiday suers was felt in the eurtailment of business. It was noticed as a favour able feature that the closing hours were marked by a further improvement in British railway stocks, which left off with a very firm appearance. . . The demand for money to-day was only moderate. At the Bank very little hominess wee done. At Vienna yesterday there was a further decline of # per cent. in Austrian stooks, but at Amsterdam these securities were somewhat firmer. Console, which closed yesterday at 951, " seller'," OX div., for Jan. 10, opened and closed to-day at the same qaotation. The intermediate variation con sisted of a temporary improvement to 961, " buyers." The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Cousols, for account (10th Jan.), 95/, 3 ex div.; Three per Coats., Reduced, 961,1; New Three per Cents., ;965, 1; Indian Four per Cent. De bentures, 1868, 981; the New Indian Five per Cent. Loan, for account, 1041, 1041 ex div. The New Indian Five per Cent. Loan was marked 1041, but left off the same as yesterday, at 104/ to 1, ex div., for the account. Exchequer Bills remain quoted 28s. to 31s. prem. Few testimonies took place in foreign stock'. Turkish were dull in the morning, but met with more inquiry towards the close, and left off tame what dearer than yesterday, the Loan of 1854 at 76$ to 771, and that of 1868 at 631 to 645. Mexican Bonds were supported at 221 to 1. Sales are recorded as follows :—Portuguese Three per Cents., 1863, 46, 48$; Russian Five per Cents., 110; ditto Three per Conte., 1859, 665; bpasish New Deferred Three per Cants., for account, 334, 331 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1868, for account, 631, 64 ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 1041; Venezuela Two-and-a-Half per Cents., for account, 281. The fortnightly settlement in shares and foreign stocks will commence on Wednesday next (" ova tinuation day"), and terminate on Friday. It may be useful to repeat that Monday will be kept as a close holiday on the Stock Exchange, and generally throughout the City. The Board of Trade returns for the month of November were issued this day:, and show a decided increase in the export trade. The total shipments of British and Irish produce and manufactures in October were 449,0761., or 4 per cent. more than in October, 1868. Those for November, 1869, were 881,5651., or 9 per cent. more than in November, 1868. Competed with November, 1867, the increase on the month le no less than 2,672,1861. The total exports for the eleven mouths of the present year are 12 per cent. more than in 1868, and 4 per cent more than in 1857. The activity is chiefly in cottons and linens. The increased movement under the former head, however, is now diffined over a number of markets, instead of being confined prin cipally, as hitherto, to British India. The chief figures will be found in another column. There were no operations in gold at the Bank to , day. The specie by the West India steamer Parana • will be delivered on Monday; the 38,0001. in gold will be despatched to the Continent. The imports of the precious metals this week i have been only moderate. Our list includes : . 134,6671. by the Africa and 43,0001. by the Vigo, both from New York ; 160,0001. by the Parana, from the West Indies; and 3,6301. by the Sultan, from Lisbon. Thus arrivals represent a total of about 330,0001. The whole goes sway. The Finenee Committee of the Council of India hate drawn no bills by the outgoing mail. Subjoined is a statement (from Mr. Slaughter's Weekly List) showing the railway calls due in the month of January. The total is oonsiderable, but oboaptiaes some amount for Indian undertakings, of which a large proportion has probably been paid is advance : Amoco; pie diem Des la Jim. UN D .111246(14 34425ber TAW es mil of aw. Amami Bete ald Or Tram 6644 II Z SA a • 20.000 1 1 .0. 1 62 0 Itankse, Prods " Imo t 10 U 210 0 511,5'35 111,110 Dallas sod Yr Delft me . i If 21 10 0 63,(00 37,040 PIE =IL Priteriass, 1167 . 1 SI 210 0 6,331 17,076 Gnat 61666iii .. 6 . 64 =por oat a. 15 6 40 0 3.1(4 16,632 Or a" Ce U 41 0 6 0 rukeoms. Leaks: 45666i166, Ds, Wanton Altar *ow a' d . 17 -Let so (166 & Pretereoc• lif 111./ ' Preis — ft:Ea 4 pew wwth Sleek ... 1 10 par el. LO per et. Untheowo Iledthe 4th Nrent en 16 6 8 0 0 5!,W , ) 250,001 Mandethere. Phetheld, sad Ltheekthdre Med. /NO Proforma 4 per ...... 7301 .784 Nonalothl. New 6.M.10 111 17,800 New lierwlek eod Mardi Newport. Aterearenny aa4 Ileth per with. Peet.. l erd ad maw lO 6 210 0 16,611 41.111 thaterthed andKilkenny ai:iiii.Tet;;;;;ZitT3 1 s 1 0 I 11.900 14.940 awn V6llO , ...... 14 14 30 0 19 . 090 00.000 Tolal The half-yearly meeting of the London and Green wich Railway Company is called for the 10th January, when a half-yearly dividend of 11. tie. 3d. per ant., or ss. 3d. per abase, will be recommended. The ordinary general meeting of the Great Ship Company , is officially convened for the 11th January, when will also be held the special meeting, which was adjourned from the 15th inst. The shares of the Union Bank of London were quoted rather better. Commercial Bank of London were marked par. Other bank shares were steady. In the market for miscellaneous shares no variation occurred. The shares of the San Paulo (Brazilian) Railway Company (the eubscription to which was closed thee afternoon) were quoted 3-18 to 5-16 prem.; Orem Marine, to prem.; and Universal Marine, to I r t is stated that the London-bridge Railway Hotel Company propose to commence their building very shortly ; that the notices to the tenants are delivered; and that the seal of the governors of St. Thomaree Hospital is attached to the lease. We are requested to state that the list will be closed cm the 31st inst. The B shares in the New Brunswick and Canada Railway and Land Company were officially marked 4 (201. shares, with 181. paid). Victoria Government Bonds were inquired for, and rather dearer. The Union Bank of London will pay the half yearly dividend due with Messrs. Reid, Irving, and Co., on State of Alabama Five per Cent. sterling bonds. In a °Letter" (published by Mr. W. B. King, Bolt court) to the Home Secretary, Mr. Thos. G. Barlow, ' C.E., proffers a proposal for an amalgamation of the thirteen metropolitan gas companies. The following vessels are to carry Admiralty stores, viz. :—The Olio. St. Elwine, and Danube, for Malta; Mary Sproat, Mischief, and Llewellyn. for Gibraltar; Euphrates and Hydaspee, for Hong Kong; Briton, for Colombo; and The Brothers, for Cape Town. The subjoined weekly summary of the produce markets is extracted from the circular issued on Friday evening by Messrs. W. J. and 11. Thompson The colonial markets this week have ruled steady, and maim have been Brady supported. The demand far sugar has not been so active; holders however have only moderately supplied the market, and quotations aro unaltered. Some auull peroels of pleated** Ceylon coffee bare been brought to oafs eadroolised atextrenevelnations,while thenative kinds are about 1.. per cat. dearer. In dusting cargoes of t Ind parcels on the spot also, some business is reported at higher rates. The tow qualities of saltpetre ere rather dearer. In rice there is not any chang e to notice. At the sales od epic", a redactioa of telly per lb. ase established on the shipping sofa of matmegs. In the foe market a good general busimai has been dome at improved prior. The markets have anal fur the bohemia, and will re-ors ea the 3rd January. RAILWAYS. The Stock Exchange being closed to-day we have no report to make ender this head.