The Express. — London, England, 1867-12-16 00:00:00

• 4 THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EV .... tab, Entelligente. THE POLICE COURTS. SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) 31Kr8020bi iAN t'.II*NTY (viral's. MANSION-HOUSE. ORDINARY SHARES AND STOCKS. !Situtig days- iiuted he the present west) Silr:ster Odd v clerk was rema n ded, charged with IMnonstrar, eertiaamati.-inesday, Dec 17: MAN./ n. . having unlawful l y obtained a awn of 2/ 4s. from the 0111 - I Pd. I Rai:mars I Cled oo 42 or Pr Z. M el 0. 2"a2 r0• II; Thursday, 19 • rtislay. 20. 21*: YUGIoNI'. !Haryleboi,,,r,32.-Toes,lay, Dec. 17 ; Wednes- Sadellen'Comoan. yby means of false pretences. He was a at 1 ,,, i mp ost ., Room si 0 0 - day. to. pensioner of the company, and received something over as see ;ggis t k l a sis Biotin. , a. Whitehead's-Kt...ye.- Friday, Dee. 13. 20/. a year. on the ground that he was incapacitated for 11. 1M ,Osashetaa I 20 110 - MitildWoicilt, South-street -Tues !ay, bee. 17. doing work. On the 'bid inst. he sent a petition alleging 21 MI ,Oeentail 2 a - Ciii:i.exwett. Dancanterrace.-Monday. Dec. 16; Tuesday, that he had a child lying dead, and he was unable to pay ae• 188 ! Ifeannnen°9•l6l4 • l t • 78 .. 17; Wednesday, Is : Thursday. 19 : Friday. :10. • IL 1/2 !Diodes Parta-n.ann2 TO 22 for its interment, on which a donation of 2/. 4x. was given ne I . 1.0 , - -- - -, 0 „ -- . 1 -- •- tilleettarcii, 01d-streetruad.-fueelsy, Dec. 17 ; Thus- - -.- day, ta to him to pay the funeral expenses, and it was afterwards lo p al i D o. 8 , 19 _ _, Bow. ear, r.,ot -Monday, Der. Pi: Friday. Dec. 20. discovered that the story told by him was a fabrics- M. 161) filsagew aad 8. Weaken' 96 98 es WHITIItH•r24. Great Prsscutddrect.-Tuesday, Dec. 17: Wed- Lion, and that the child was still living. fit. NS ' great Rasters OM. eil' 311 311 311 I basday. Is . TIOITYIiaT, 19 . Friday. 20. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. et 11/11 I Do. IL Ang. Wit, N 0.2 7 8 se Sur :Immo:. awaistrect -Tuesday, Dec. 17 : Thursday, 19 84. MO OreetNortholiketbasi le 111 Mr. Rogers, one of the officers of St. George's . parish, elk IN ', l‘ . 4mNo , thimi ... t 109 111 - 510 4 Prides, tai . . brought up twenty Irish paupers, consisting of men, as. loe !Do./ j ♦Areanodlei;;l 112 1121 1121 Laiatril, Camberwell New-road.-Tuesday. Dec. 17 : Wed ass6o. Is. women, and children, for the purpose of getting orders of 81. lee IDo.li Ittlegi.e.ispeMß, 123 122 .... 1111 Ara a iCH.--Thursday, Dec. 19. removal to Ireland. Mr. Rogers said it would cost the at. 100 i Do. Ord. Def. Div. Meek' - - - WuoLWIcH. -Friday, Dec. 20. parish about 40/. to send back the present batch, besides LS l OO G... 2 . 160011 • WIN , (hod 90 Wl_ Cat or bonsai. Guildhall-buildings.-Monday, Dec.l6: Wed. the . expense of giving the women and children comfortable ' Ma ' Wedern 44 adi 444 666 day , .IS : Friday. 20. M. 100 Do.ftsourYsLOnallek - - clothing. U. 100 Do. South Webs -. ee ee Can rum. 1141515111. CoCRT.-Monday, Dec. 12. LAMBETH. la. 100 Do. W. Mkt 26 80 .-, Heory (ioodenough, 17 was charged with stealing a N. 100 Do. Do. N 19 31 - COURT OF EXCHEQUER.-Dre. 14. number of cheques, post.nffice orders, and other moneys, N. 100 Lancashire & Y 124 1241 1241 Sittings at Nisi Pritts.-(Before the Lord Chief Baron and belonging to the Palestine Exploration Fund. He had on 91 . 100 1 0 ov Hrt e t=e o • lo 6 11 22 4 el 100 lam &Doe le* 19 188 a Special Jury.) - carious occasions been sent by Mr. Groves, the secret...l St 100 Dol i ket. Lxlen.Aegao. - - - YANDENROsCH T. THE LONDON AND 11111011T011 RAILWAY of the fund, from the Crystal Palace to the Union Ban at. 109 London&NorthWeste. 1114 116 110 4 166 ICI COMPANY AND OTHERS. with money and securities subscribed towards the fund, Bt. 100 LuadotheouthWastem 77 79 781 and these sums, amounting to about 110/.. had not been IL 150 Man. fihee.&llnoolnsh 404 474 - This was an .Mien for fate imPrisetmente been wrong. N. sod alto to paid into the bank by the prisoner. He was remanded. N. 10 no 0 MD Met o. ex e t reariercertain goods, which it wa x all ege d h a d nsion, divi - fully tiken from the plaintiff. Tbe d e fendants pl ea d e d WORSHIP-STREET. dead 6p. et till Dllo 106 166 1054 not guilts- ; that the articl es i n ques ti on were not the pro- aeon:re Saunders, Thomas Gray, George Marion, George e, 100 mi cov ata,,et strk , _ _ risque the plaintiff ; and, as regards the false imprison- Jr nli lIP, and Henry Dowding, were charged with creating to 13 Do do. do. _ „ .-, ... .... mut, that there was reasonable and probable cause for a disturbance in and assaulting Benjamin Brett, task- 10 all 1 Do.&St. Joha'a-wood - - giving the plaintiff into custody. master of Homerton Union. N. 100 ,111Mand - 1121 112 f • 111 80 Mr. Serjestit Ballantine and Mr. Shaw were counsel f From the evidence, which was sustained by Mr. John al- LI Do. ._,Bbli,,:i . D;rii: 81 83 34 the plaintiff ; Mr. Hawkins, Q.C., and Mr. Hannan count: Stanton, clerk to the guardians of the parish, it appeared iTi: ri o . ,107"147riureeenqi•iii it 12 - eel for the defendant,, that the men at the bar, who were apparently ringleaders, et. age :g. n aa t or 4_ - & - g r e t n_ pa& 100 i 1001 The plaintiff was formerly a parcels porter, in the service prohibi ter; had sought for admission to the atone - yard at prohibi ea go Do. 0, N. 8,, p. m _ . - ..7 - „. hours ;on refusal hail found their way in, threatened the 3t. 10 Do. Leeds --- 69 61 - 01 the Brighton Railway Company, and had been in their life of Brett with a hammer , and knocked him about ; de- bk 122 Do. York ss-- 934 541 hi employ between eight and nine years. The defendants and • a dthemselves. el• 1 . 0 De. Carnal& - - -, were that company and three police -constables, named stroyed a cheque-book, unseen net/ „.• ~„ , Do. .„,__, ....:2:,;1• 2 ~._ ..„, 131 Carpenter, Richards, aid Wright. On the morning of This behaviour was interspersed on one occasion by their a ',7i ',77.7 mis - o =_ . 'T. '''. - the 3rd November, 1866, shortly before eight, the plaintiff procu ri ng a sparrow , plucking a feather from its tail , and head. They then 8L 1" like* 14°4°D --- - 114 116 -, forcing it through some portion of its 7 . to It Do. do., 1806.. -.. 1 11 pm - was on duty in the parcels office at the London-bridte flying it into the air ; it fell, was picked up by an official, 81. 1•0 IN. 60 62 -. station, w lea ho happened to come against the desk o a and instantly put out of its misery. 34. IN .11 & & Western /Mae 110 111 - clerk named Green, and by doing so caused some coppers Maks -- 67 8 8 es in thetill inside to jingle. The noise appeared to attract Brett himself-a large-framed man-said his health 81 . OH 8l IN lo ath Devon..„_„ 42 44 the attention of a clerk called Hammond, who informed was impaired under the ill.usage to which be had been 9 , go , tout , 9 ,,,,..„ - 8 ,, of „„} subjected, and be felt that he must resign. Green that he had men the plaintiff put his hand in the - The defendants each received a sentence of two months ' N. 11 10 ,TaA Vale desk. The result was that the plaintiff was given into custody for stealing a snm of 3d., but to one appeared to imprisonment with hard labour ; and subsequently, when 10 6 , Do. C. se pm Warrant-officer Smith , of the N division, brought in an- ft 100 It atertord et Klik _ prosecute, cud be was liberated. Subsequently a search was tumid in his house at Deptford, and certain articles thin outrage, Brett other fellow for hems . . concerned in, le 0 (waterloo et Wlll fainted while giving his testimony. • Den a Di I 1 -- contained in it having been taken possession of he was }- again arrested. He was kept in confinement at the police- THAMES. JOINT ITUDO. SAN K' station from Saturday until Monday, and on being brought On Saturday Yr. Robert Henry Laws o t, a scripture CO. I eat I Sangird l (2. erless. I Nles. before a magistrate the case was dismissed. reader, about 40 year of age, of No. 2, Victoria.terrace, nem* ni Agra Bank ( 1 / 1 1.)/..... 6 If 2pm - The Lord Chief Baron, in summing up, said that during Victona-clock, Plaistow, Essex, surrendered on bail before 61,000 10 Do. B. - 10 11 - his experience both at the bar and on the bench he ha d Mr. Benson, to answer a charge of wantonly and la de- - found that the police discharged their duties generally 11 10 dbi -... Gently exposing his person to Elizabeth Ellen Boulter, a 0 :L 00 1 ., ‘ " Alli.__."_"2_,_,__C l,l-I.ll a . . 9, _. _._._ - with efficiency, moderation, and propriety ; but, never- girl aged 10 years, under circumstances already reported 7: 0 ; 0 " ; 2 . 7; "''''''" t i , 6s . : : 131 4 1 I'72v• - theless, there were exceptional cams in which complaint in our columns. woe so I Auto I an (Limited). 10 6 4 dig - might be made of the body, and this might or Mr. Benson said be had fully considered this case, which gum ao i atuandaida .. -..-. . - tan 61 ea 611 might not iu the opinion of the jury b e one o f was one of great importance to the public and the pri- 11,600 10 Banker Britisheeleashia en I 11 13 .- them. He then referred to the nature of the evi- soner. The girl had given her evidence in a very clear 11,800 10 . Do. Note, issued 1 pm. a I 4 3db - thence, and left it to the jury to say whether as a matter and straightforward manner, and with an appearance of P, e O 4 O O : 1 Beet Bank : e t 1 1179 1 , ueeteee) ti , 1 . . 4 . - of common sense and business, the company had aut h or i se d great truth. At the same time he could not avoid no. ".. se,ooo 10 Bank al New imbed- 10 7 9pm - Carpenter to act as their represeutative in the proceedings ticiog that she was entirely uncorroborated, and that *l,OOO 60 DUBAI N. America .- all 47 49 ad -ad takenagainat the plaintiff. If they thought they had, they another girl, who was with her, had not come forward. 40,000 10 C.Bk.lndia, Ana, ChM& ell , 18 10 - would End a verdict against them. The next question Against her evider.ce he must balance the testimony of a 30,000 , 116 , Chart. Mar. at Inele„ ‘4. 1 ail tei 31 - affected the other two defendants, and it was whether a reverend gentleman, the incumbent of a large parish , who KM 182 CIW - ---.--- 10 114 121 - felony was committed, and if so whether the defendants had known the prisoner six years, and spoke of him as a ___ 29 :__, ooo 1 ,,,, 00 ~,,___„. . ..;_-,Colootal - -. 7 . = 7 ,- 1 20, 39 la - believed the plainti ff had taken the money, and had reason- • Par 19111 -" well-conducted. respectable, and moral man. He thought -,..7 ) ; ;,6-, ...-7.---mk. But .1 ,„ ,„, - able probable cause for the course they adopted towards in a CHO of this description character was extremely R e m. so ln e see n ge e n n lifr e yin .fi ; _e - r„, - him. His lordship placed considerable stress upon the valuable, and such a character as the prisoner had received woo pa English and Ameriesn .I 10 4 lls -. aet of the plaintiff having been nine years in the service left the evidence of the little girl in doubt. He hoped he 80,000 It Enti.ltankft.ds.lansiroL 110 4 2Os •-• of the company without, as far as they knew, any stigma was not doing wrong in the step he was about to adopt. men to ' Prigßoot.stAnd.Chartd! sit 1 17 se being cast upon his character, although he must have Lad He thought the prisoner was entitled to the benefit of the f.„.„.1N 110 ._ 0 6 110 26_ 3811 • 31 -WirD . ; all I 1 - - many opportunities of pilfering, if he bad been so di e - doubt he had in his mind, and he should discharge hint. _!:!!!!!1_7. 2 / .7;....,,, , ;• 9 7 9 ,-(iii i ii;i i i Z 1 0 19 - 55 °MI' posed. He said they must find a verdict for the plaintiff 9e,600 4 10 !Imperial Ottornim _la I 01 9 3-16 in any case for the treapses in searching his house, as it 0.000 26 , lonian - wan wholly unjustifiable, and the fit subject of repro b ation , THE WRECK OF THE BOSPHORUS.-The following 6,000 25' DO. NON I 5 /1 Idb 100001 20 'Leadbart..l3l3lndlail )1 4 ef nos - - especially where the only charge was that of stealing details of the loss of the Bosphorus have been received:- 5000001 400 I Do.lMe.Deti.,lB64, Nell all 83 86 - threepence. The Bosphorus, Captain Alexander, a hired steam train. le,ooo 64 Lon.ft-orMegico,b3.(L) m it B Ma - The jury found that the company had authorised Car- port from England for Bombay, with stores for the Abys- 38,000 300 London and Brazilian_ ,af 31 29 es - pester to give the plaintiff into custody, that the three- 12.000' 10 Do. New ' n 114 eldls - sinian expedition, ran onZitsikamma Point, between Algoa Lem too London&lttywrilate(L) . 44 3 Ipm - pence was not stolen, and that the silver watch was the property of the plaintiff, and gave 701. for the trespass, Bay and Simon's Bay at one a.m. on October 21. She 40,000 1 26 Lou. Do. do. do 110 par I pre - 60/. for the imprisonmeat, and for tbe watch 5/., in left Sin t on's Bay on the evening of the 19th. Ab ou t mid- I :ea SOSO fodon and °I "Ma : ; 1 0 1 6 3 4 e 2 :6 la -' , 1 all 85/. The learrisa judge gave the defendants leave to night on the 20th the weather was slightly hazy, and the 11000 'lO Do. New W. at 20p Bpd C - - -- I more. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. . Bosphorus was bowling along at nearly full speed, 7 1,:0 8 0! re D L Or j°1 111111 61 ::O k ne - Pd 1 1 6 6 24 36 steering E. by N., with 114 •apprehension of danger, woo, Ise Loadou &soutnAtricon all 9 10 her officers but a few hours previously having believed - 0.000 360 Lon. &3. Western(Lisa) 10 4 lUs =- 1,000 1 80 leaden &Yeneenela(L.)l 121 10 7 4ls - themselves to be 198 miles from land. Five minutes before {o,ooo'loo London & Westminster ,10 69 70 eBl i WESTERN CIRCUIT.-GLorczirza, Dze. 14, she struck the bass lifted, and land was seen right ahead. 50.000 100 Do.las.lol.9.nonepald. 10 18 20 pm 88 16,000 100 Merchant Bank (Wm. . 26 10 7Ms Mr. Justice Mellor, in charging the county grand jury, Everything was dons to wear the ship, but it was too late. Am ,g o 44 67 , 2ma n b i a , Isk 9 7 ~, - thus referred to the Fenian outrage of the previous day at She struck on the rocks with a crash which shook every 10.0001 to metropolitan (w a wa s 7 .. Clerkenwell :-" There never was a time in which it has bolt from stem to stern. The vessel then almost imme- 6,0001108 Midland Beak (Lim) _ N Idle - been more important than now for all tenons who wish to diately heeled over and broke her back, leaving only one 00,000 'II National of Austrelasts •4 •-• es pe - maintain the supremacy of the law, and the allegiance to boat available. Three hours afterwards the Bos porus 10.000 ,100 Li . sti o Llial .. 2l.oM- le -•- ells - it which has hitherto so happily distinguished this cowl. went to pieces. Although only half a mile from m ... ...::, 1 :: - ~.,..-4 , 1 7‘ 8 71. -n i. 3 = - - - ad try, to rally round the administrators of ' the law. Gen- shore, the cast was such an to prevent all hopes gime 'lO Netional Bank ..- lll - - - tlemen, whatever have been our party divisions, it has ever of landing, which could have been effected only with the some las New seem Wales__ i s oea 47 -. been the habit of Englishmen, and a long-settled conviction greatest difficulty in broad daylight. Most of the crew 14.000 es North Western ~- 1 71 - -. Of theirs, to believe that the safety of life and property are found their way to lead on pieces of wreck which WO' 11 0,1 • 111 M bulk Cornelia all 42 44 - mainly due to the allegiance generally paid to the authority were floating about. The captain, who could not 12 .1 10 10 Preen"••=o.l l o, 10 Oa 6 1 0 -. of the hew. I regret to say that intelligence received this swim, was saved by clinging to a piece of timber 000 100 Previa& ef " 4:000 10 Do. a N -- ' I 89 91 morning shows us that law lem men have at length at- which floated peat him to a rock, over which Aw e ns e a ,te A oatra m i . ~ 27 29 tempted even to storm the very place in which it has been he clambered, to land much cut and bruised. customary far us to deposit prisoners awaiting their trials. There were 88 persons on board, and the following 44) are - .- _ 10,000 300 Do. do. us. at 0 pal 10 8 6Ws - I- have only this moment heard the intelligence. It strikes all that were rued :- Captain Alexander, Chief officer 1 0),%00 °111 721 . °San t/Non & et a A lt astralla l "Tel _ .--.: Il an 50 13 6 1 2 1 di' - me, gentlemen, that it is now of the utmost importance Dunn, Second officer Amsooe, Third officer Hopkinson, ... 10 . 000 1...,00 Dales ales r, Ireland tunt4l 00 6 2 Oa - that we should do everything in oar power to upWd the Boatswain Williams. Carpenter M'Leod, Lieutenant Baker, elo .e e ' e ' supren:acy awl the majesty of the law-because it is that R.N., transport officer, Purser Saunders, and J. Franks, supremacy which alone is the bond of civiliaation and T. Earle, L. Saddler, J. Ryan, It. Jenkins, R. Pringle. L. No. 5 malriAl g To or a . "l""wr i rd. l a cL aCUlllTEla p r k... I Sales. liberty." Subsequently, the grand jury, through Sir Geo. Harrison. C. Cleaver, P. Hughes, W. Hume, J. Ferrol, J. moon ,. setuentmmep. An to Jeukinaon, made this presentment : Cavitt, J. Fitzgerald, D. M. Court, It. Fyfe, R. 0. Don- iskoco p o , 66 '11116 1 106 .. = 10gr The grand jury cannot separate without expressiog their 'maid- nell, J. Riley, J. Hant, E. Spencer, J. Tate, J. Bennett, ..... 10•31.0ov.6 p. 5.,1877./4.' MO 102 104 103 mow concurrence In the remarks made by your lordship In your C. Meeker, A. Gunter, J.ll aliens, W. Henn , W. Bell, .... Do.epeollisti.&Aag.l 140 101 103 chirp to the grand jury this day. The Intelligence whirl) has J. lirGriffin W. Nicholson, C. Peat, J. MKenna, J. - reached this town twday is indeed of a nature to alarm all the loyal tenth subjec Majesty : and the grand jury feel that they will only be doing their duty if they express their strong opinion that at the present time It is peculiarly neeemary for all loyal subjects Richards, JAabarr. The other 48 persons met their ... Do.llperet.Mar.3 IN 101 1U elisediN, Do. lipercaJan.&J lie .89 01 deaths in the Oral hour. The tat the c "" r " De * e r r° " . * ' Ile 189 9t have ordered • s pecial and strict inquiry into the Ginner. .... do.lB/0-11100 1011 I 166 104 -. ie. ... - of her 31-jest) to unite In every way In their power to uphold stances of the wreck.-Neuter's Express. .... Do. do. 1880410, 100 1 104 106 .- the suprei lacy of the law. With this v i ew , an d In ord e r to mark DIs7'RLSS IN THE EAST OF LONDON.-The fol- ......:__ Do. do. neoal 100 1 147 109 - _ • their (hone to aflord all possible support to the executive. the lowing subecritons have been received 17 the Fiat London '''','" Thal i a•A P ABB " l9B9. 198 I 95 97 grand Pry desire by this presentment to express their abhor- ___,, lief - renee of the treasonable and revolutionary spirit which has for Mission .... Committee :- Sir . Powell Buxton, 3.000.000 - -to. tent, do„ 100 104 106 - some time pa,t been so unhappily manifeste4 in parts of her Bart., 1001.; Mr. R. C. L. Bevan, 10014 Mr. H.G.Barc 360,000 Do. 1882-1883 de.- 100 1091 1104 - I . Majesty's dominions, and which appears to le rather on the 100/.; Mr. Edmund Jeffrey, 501.; Hon. Somerset Maxw ell, lllsosal Manelles• psece.,lll7B 100 104 104 - Increase than otherwise ; and they wish to express their 51N.; alarquisof Cholmondeley,so/.; Mr. Abel Smith, M.P., 1100,000' Do. 1878' 100 , 106 10d - deliberate opinion that It is only by a firm and unswerving ad- 50/4 Mr. C. M. Gavel, riW.• Mr. lioutcher , 15/.•. Mrs. ' 200 . 000 , Do. 1182 100 146 107 - mtnietratinn of the law that the present alarming events ran be 42 ry Kenible, 25!.; St. Prier's Church, Belaize-park, a m : * "".......- Dc ‘ leig ; I " 161 109 -.. sou natattiov.op.a.Ap.Noc., 100 104 106 checked. And in taking this course the :rand jury feel conll.lent -en ner Rev. W. Trendett, 251.; Mr. Thos. Hall, EX; M.!. that her Hal:sty's goventment may rely on the cordial supp.atloo,9oo Do. do. May&Nov.' 100 104 106 s.s. o f the respectable ' An d loyal portion of the community. GH Francis Birchen; 20/. ; Mr. Samuel Sheppard, 201.• Mr. F. 145,000 New BIRMAGOV.IpMead 1011 153 106 - behalf of the grand Jury. o*inua 3. Jaaatseox, foreman of the D. Mocatta, 20!.; the Misses Lyney, 201.; Mr. F. Briscoe, 11ii6,006 New loath Wales Gov., 1 Rand lacy'. 201.; Sir Hugh Hill, TY.; Messrs. J. and C. H. Tyson2ol.; Ip. cant., le7l to 1870 100 91 100 - The Judge promised that the presentment should be Viacounteas Jocelyn, 201.; Rev. F. D. Maurice, 2014 Sarah 2 . 071 . 000 Do• 6 P. dose to 1866 100 r/ IS. Me 000 Do•sp.c.r 1867 to nu! 110 100 lot 1 forwarded to the Secretary of State, to be laid before her Hawley, 151.; Mr. Charles Hooper . , 181. 14s. Bd.; Mr. 110 : 000 N .. i...".. d oest „ es nu 109 110 "-- Majesty, and said be had not the least doubt that the Alfred Hawley, 1111. 10e.; Mr. A. F. Taylor, 101.; Rev. 1,400,0001 Do. tip p er cut. 100 elf 951 981 sentiments c‘ p reate d in it wo uld mee t w ith cordial con- E. Venn, M.; British Linen Company , 10J R. Mr. Francis Someol Do. 6 per cent. 1801 100 . 1074 1064 - cursence throughout the kingdom. Wo ll eston, 10/.: Mr. F. Calvert, 101.; Mr. R. C. Griffith., 850,000 Do.de3s9lJanialere 100 14.9 110 1061 ad Sir G. Jenkinson then announced that the grand jury 10/.; Mr. Jas. E. Kidd, 10/.; Mr. Thos. Coates, 101.; Mr. 100,0001 Nova NUM 0 /4. Gome l no 103 106 - had agreed to subscribe amongst themselves for a police- Harry N imbet, 10/. ; Rev. J. Fell, 10/. ; General Lavrrence, 10/. ; I.be.2ool3assealend Ooe. 4p. at 100 103 le4 1 1,127,450. Do. Do. 1291 100 103 106 ltel 11 4 man of Cheltenham named Kemmett, who had shown Mr. George Greatorex , 10/.; Dowager Lady Outrun, 101.; ft „ eo e 8. ,„ 3 , 00 ,. e ~...„:1.771 iij, - - I most gallant conduct in the capture of a prisoner even Mr. Jas. llatheison, 101.; Illegible 10/.; Mums. Fuller after the latter had out off the officer's finger; aid Sir and Maitland, IW.; Mr. Geo. P. lirbite, 101.; Admiral - 1 Da. 1878 and upwdai 100 110 111 111 10 11110,0001VMOoy.11p. e.Jan. Jely, 100 111 112 113 • I George added that the grand jury acted thus partly es Harcourt, 10/ ; Me.. Emily Adams, 101.; R. 8., 101.; Mr. feeling that at this time the loyal portion of the commu- Alfred Newman, IW.; Mr. C. W. Digby, 10/.; Mr. John 7,000,0001 De. fp. ea AprilArle me 110 112 1101 11 merlon RAILWAYS. . city of this country must rely mainly on the police for H. Kennaway, 10/.; Miss Lambert. 101.; the Misses Wil ' lion. The police were the chief victims of the law. kic a on, 101.; Mies Maxwell, 101.; Mr. it. B. Bps, 10/.; IIL I Ptt I 1101,6 • 1 • 12 I Closing Prime. 5 84 . 14 . 4 . W e l e pirit now abroad, and the manner in which they per- Mr. H. Hawley, 10/.• the Misses Ouston, 10/4 ldatth., 10 a Amway a 11,4444edern 84 81 - formed their duties in the different parts of the kingdom vi., 3, 351.; Mr. Josial; Pratt, 10/. • Earl of Cavan, 100/.; * all nel the anYnk 447_9.° 13; 1 , a 5 II 611 Maiden L.l moon 1 - - was worthy of the highest approbation. Lord Radstock, 1f0.; Dlr. Robert fleeter, 1001.: J. bf . C., 1, all 9. ,.. t .„.. 0.9.. ,. 79.44 4 tte 1 4 - The judge said that his large experience enabled him to Idatth., vi., 4 , 1001.; Mr. H. Thompson, 100 e; Mr. J. H. ye a n 0 404 .1 m i .,. _ is 1 4 _ , concur entirely in this commendation of the police : and Gladstone. 50/.- Mr. Henry K Norton, 251.• Mr. S. B. too an ...... -- - - that he had directed 101. to he given to Kemmett . and re. Saundeison, 20/ . .; Captain Fiabbourne' , 10/.,• 'Mr. G. Wil- 10 all _ .. C V ° Ruteusion ..._.. - - - commended his promotion-and the recommendation had llama 101. 10s.; Mr. E. Ind, 10/. la.; Messrs. Jenne?, I _ oo _ BO Donabwi.„____.. , 1k WW1 23 1 1 41 IS 10 die - been already acted upon. 101. fen.; Lady H. Moore, 101. 10s.; Mrs. Ripley, IW.; ee ''' ..''' " • -tz" '''''""'' ••-- i q pm - 1 11 George Page was charged with stabbing and wounding Mr. Chas. Bevan, 501.• Mrs. Hill, 25/.; Hester Hon. A. Kinnaird, ji i Ti - 3,z„ a /rawer. . _ . el , Edward Ketumett at Cheltenham. 20/.; Mr. Frank A. Bevan, 201.; Mr. J. Sterling, ee MI c a tri o (_ 15 le l On the night of the 30th Oct. last Kemmett, who is one of 20/.; Sir H. Edwardes, 20/.; Mr. T. B. Smithies, 10/.105. ; SO alt luziesaboeug ... 9 61 - the Gloucestershire constabulary, was 'on duty at Chelten. G. H., 101 .; Rev. James Jukes, 101.; Mr. Hutt (Nice), 10 di IldnabatB.o.olannwitag.i Eli 14t 1 .... ham, and oliserving the prisoner drunk and disorderly he 10/. le en Imeriem (Li - - went up to him, on which he drew a knife and attacked SHOCKING RAILWAY Acetnitcr.-An inquest was 2 litt. ..'kepri. 1 121g. ths eev 19 .... i the o ffi cer, stabbing him in the stomach and severing held at Shrewsbury on Saturday evening upon the body of is ea 'Northern of Propos - 474 - one of his fingers from his hand. The wound in the a young man named Mott, who had been run over and 10 all ,N.RaLI. &Ayres Ff.'s 0 4 ... . stomach happily was a slight one, or the prisoner might killed at the railway station on the previous day. The 1 9 111 , Do. D ll2o fTed - s- .. have been tried for murder. The police officer, notwith- deceased was engaged in the booking-office at the railway 11 sil 1 „„.../cewellan Th a l ' 14 1 - 7. -, - standing his injuries , closed with the prisoner, and he was station, and on Friday evening just as the five o'clock 6) an '''" am ` Bn kr rnen ' 3 ' - •le all Parts, ad 35 36 - in the po li ce-s t a ti on. train was on the point of starting a lady came to the office ea ,a p„,,,,, Odom . i • . se 33 - i ltr i prisoner wee found Guilty, and sentenced to eight window and asked for a ticket. Mr. Bolt informed her se an mew & B.erancie ( l.) 910 _ years' penal servitude. - .... - - .... her to get away, he good-naturedly said that if she would 6 al__ (loyal Swedish ...... - - - - NORTHERN CIRCUIT. -Li VERPOOL, Dgc. 14. go on and secure a seat in the train he would stamp • ticket .. 6 r„ '„___,..__lm. I P•r.rat --• 711 - CHCOA K COURT.- Before Mr. Baron llartin.) and bring it to ber. When lie ran out with the ticket the " ""I""""' a " ''''' s " " " 10 ail Do. M per cent.Pret. 9 _ - John Elis , n. tailor, 20 ears of age, pleaded guilty to train was moving away from the platform, and he jumped es a n la m poolo,y) g. 7 per re . 17 - 7 on the step and rude with it whilst the lady was feeling in Nen . 11.Ame&Lona.Yenstlan 14 141 the manslaughter of his father. - her purse for the fare. By the time she had found the Is ia bonen lam. of Poetical - - .tts - The case was of a peculiar character. The father, a man of 50, imagined that he had been injured by some of his money and handed it to the deceased the train had got on 111.10 an .dontbern of France.... 214 M 1 - r family and other people, sad in October laat, when in a fall outsideandaticketplatform state the station. It is supposed that the deceased at. 19 I all , Do. 64 oar oent." . P7M . . 1 a tempted to jump off nere, and in the dusk stumbled su all . Woe& 11. W. ot France 24 - juries, he shunned a kW, upon his doorstep, and ee domolst Goa nlAtiorm sod WILK the. thrown molar !KA trait, int. 1 pd. I nAiLwAys, I Closing vetoes 1 dales to-day I on Wurday. I to 1 p.m. M. rea I Massed awl Salem_- 81 le - St. el 1421 IN okash ;Caledonian rlaa - MI all ,Otootrall 2 4 - e< VI IDlabllnsodßelhatJ 74 76 - IL 120 IDwadee,9ertliotaltdhi 70 72 - 20 11 .Boat London - 100 at , Do. Seep 140 alsagow and 8. Westeen' - 96 --. 114. 08 -. St. 190 gnat Liters OM. Ill' 311 311 311 1 I 04. IN Do. Z. And. Stk., N 0.2 7 II - It 160 ,areatNorthollleotiaad 11 16 - 84. 1011 Alesat Northam - 109 111 110 1 SL 100 !D0..6. j /monodic aml 112 1121 1121 111. 106 IDoI2 2 ale p. 6.4 pall, 123 125 ... Il 100 [Do. Ord. DM. Die lank' - ,- .. el 100aontb • Wool (Ira ) 96 II el IN Omit Woken 44 241 441 86. 100 DoillourVaLOna.llo ilt. 100 Do. South ash@ - 118. 100 D. W. lilt 28 80 - el 100 Do. D. N 29 31 - el 100 16=489911,19 124 124/ 1241 11l 100 Lot. 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St. IN IN. a & Welders luta 110 112 - el 146 Introveldre Union - - 67 18 - el IN !South Devon__- - - el 100 'loath Madera *4 481 681 10 all Iltalno.Weldopita - nrai el sa It 1190 Tad Vale - 10 6 ' Do. C. e. pm - al. 100 Waterford d Kfik - 16 4 (Waterloo et WM ..., „.. - • 1121 0 114 f 1 f. JOINT IMAM /ANNA mo. 1 ea. I Sozzied 1 01. plow I Salm job too too too too The ease was of a peculiar character. The father, a man of 50, imazined that he had been injured by some of his family and other people, and in October lest, when in a state of great excitement in consequence of his alleged in jurie., he sharpened a knife upon his doorstep, and threatened tint he would stab any person who came near him. He went to his son's door, and when be was on the steps the door was suddenly opened by the son, who, with a hammer which he had in hts hand, gave his father a severe blow on the head, and caused his death. The pri soner was drunk at the time, and the learned counsel who defended him pleaded this fact in mitigation. The learned ,indge said that drunkenness was no pallia tion, and sentenced Ellison to 20 years' pen►l servitude. Snocxixn RAILWAY Affirm/cr.—An inquest was held at Shrewsbury on Saturday evening upon the body of a young man named Bott, who bad been run over and killed at the railway station on the previous day. The deceased was engaged in the booking•office at the railway station, and on Friday evening just as the five o'clock train was on the point of starting a lady came to the office window and asked for a ticket. Mr. Bott informed her that it was too late, but as she importuned him to assist her to get away, he good.naturedly said that if she would go on and secure a seat in the train he would stamp s ticket and bring it to her. When he ran out with the ticket the train was moving away from the platform, and be jumped on the step and rode with it whilst the lady was feeling in her purse for the fare. By the time she had found the money anti handed it to the deceased the train had got on full speed, and was approaching a ticket platform just outside the station. It is supposed that the deceased at. tempted to jump off sere, and in the dusk stumbled against the platform and was thus thrown under the train. As be did not return to the office a porter was sent in search of him, and found him lying on the rails at the end of this platform with both his thighs smashed. He was at 'nee removed to the infirmary, but died within an hour of his admittance. An unusual degree of sympathy has been excited by this sad occurrence, Mr. Bott being a great favourite at the station, where he was known to the public for his obliging disposition, and for a courtesy in the exer cise of which he lost his life. YOZILIOS Al WES. N. CL Defoe. I MI.. $l,OOO 1 teo,wei 1 10000' 10 16, , 000 1 Is 16,0012 10,000 6 MOM 76,162 26,000 .—“allos Limited) all lAnglo-BrauGold(Llsa ) Australian Oape Corps? (Limited) 7 I Oapaladllvar (Limited) lf Cliontaleso.AA.llll).,L 4 4 Ooplapo (Ilmlte4) 141 1 Den Pedro, N. Del Rey 14u1 .Rut Del Rey (Limited) Wont= (Limited) I an I I trrouthao&Roliviaoold i General an 1414444 'l.lmlta4) 1414. Linares (Limited) Lusitautao Limited l lt 'Panuldllo Copper ' 11 'Penmen& Gold ;Rim.) . (L.) PontObaadiillverLea all Port Phillip 1 Royal Cobra Copper Roma Grande IIIL Scottish Andra/ 11.1 m , • ail at. John del Rey Um la I Called Heilman (Lim Val Antigorta Gold (L 1 Vancouver Coal (Lbs. 111 Val Rasmus 'Waited 7 Waaho• Gold(Waltiod all Worthing (Limited) Yorkeleuiueuia. Lim e.l Inidaaaatutana ea 1 11 par 1 14 14 M s 4l 1_ I I At a late hour on Saturday night a gale of wind and rain broke over the metropolis and its suburbs, which, besides using a vast amount of damage, resulted in los, of life. The day had been very dull, with alight falls of rain, but towards nightfall the wind, previo us ly wes t, veere d round to southwest, and began to blow bard. At 11 o'clock it had attained the force of a gale, and from this time it gradually increased in violence, and after midnight at Interval blew with the force of a hurricane. On the south coast, in the course of yesterday, the gale was very Molest, and it came on, as it did in the metropolis, with =trifling suddenness. Hear your infants with Du BARRY'S RRYALRICTA ensocinsim Poemlt, In Mao of 12 cups, as. . 14 cups. 3s. 6J. gd caps, lis. 245 Baps, 30s. : 516 cups, CoSs., one penny per cup. is Ia more delirium, digestilde, and nourishing than the boat e.,,ecutrated herd. Also adapted to strengthen invalids and delicate children.—Du Barry and Co., 77. Regent-quadrant W., London, and all groom and elleadsta—(Advertisement GREAT EASTERN RAILWAY.—ThiII company has made good the thump recently sustained by floods on its Lowestoft and Reedham section ; and trains will recom mence running to-day (Monday.) The traffic between Lowestoft and Norwich has been worked without flinch in convenience to the public, viiTivetshall and the Waveney Valley section, but after to-day the train service will be re-established between Lowestoft and Norwich direct. ! - ! , :§.',.i liipat' 211dts' t 1 13 11 __ I '4 I Pra KOOO 1.000 07,000 11 scow tart II WOO 6 80,000 S 10,000 10 100,000 12,000 60 25,004 1 110,000 1 11,000 10 61,114 SO 10,000 10.000 10 0.600 10 WOO 00.000 1 •bna • 43,000 3 -7 1 — Pas lt It et I}dh S sells k 21 1.. pas [Advertisement. ]--HoLLowAY's OINTSISNT AND PILLs.—NO False Security.—The diseases threatened by the blighting winds and ever recurrent storms can only he safely I tort by early and reliable remedies. The treatment invented by Professor Holloway povesses every merit that can be deslrablo In a medicine for the h usehold. They are available foe youth, maturity. and age . then extract from the blood and body all Oat Ls effete or harmful : they check an ineallla, or dimrsiered action, and substttute pure blood, from which alone a sound structure can be formed and maintained. Stitches, pains In the ablei, shortness of breath, palpitaUon, bronchitis, chronic cough. sore throats : and diphtheria, are reduced within the limits of safety by those rentedlee, need according to the directions. Y_ 11. 1i 1 f 7-1 f 97111 .' fri 1 ie — If 14 4 3es 671 xd ti IW 100 14 'l9O THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 16, 1867. POSSL , ,•BIONS. 4111.1140*.M. Lownesco llom. Doz. &C. In M.o. Do. 1 Shares... . Salta° a I.ako Do. Proloronco. eafi.,Droat,ltOod 6 per coat 187244 OoL&S. Idatorialp.o.g. I•kpoT.&Dock62.L.ff Cost Do. do. 6 d 0... rant WWI go. 6 d 0... Do. L Mures— -..... Grad Trunk demob Do. 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N. 111o1.0ty Improv.(L) I an Rio J surao Ur (Lta , an Royal 1161106. am ' Scot. Atudro. loved. (1 ~100 trgapto(L ) 10 S. Atricao la. (L) ' ,outhAwilrallsolard...ou SobmarlooTologroph _rue Do Beep • 611 TotCoositrac.dalaDVL 10 ' all Thoomosllorooy 164 I OgatekAgooryof Aso.(l 1 7.ar1..00.0f11.P105a6 5 UsAllarlho of Liver. (Li 5 . Untied bisconotCorp,V,: 6 Ualtal Y. Tolog. Do. 10 per cwt. prof., all ll'olvors. Marino 1n.6.(1 ) 'Upper Arun Vas 106mos'a Too Loud (I ! all 1611 ,floingiiipp6(llor.fL Voaroat llamas (Llia), 11 611 IWoolladlothoffisel. 1 1. 16 • Cal pendlui _d 1 11-16 T ei 1 141 • 73 114 15 11 pe. zd' 1 415 1 put dls: 5314 11 1 41.1 41 S TS 11 S{ lO I 6 dls PREFERENCE SHARKS. Bristol and Exeter, 4 per cent.. K. Great Northern 5 per cent., 100 i. Great Northern 5 per cent., redeem. at 10 per cent. pm. 106. :rest Northern 5 per at. redeem., at 5 per ct. pm., 106. Great Western, Original 4i per cont., SO. I( 39 . 111 . 73 MARKETS. COTTON.—L»•asrooL, Der. 14.—We have bad a me dente demand, but the market has been rather irrettdar and closes a trifle easier. The sales are 10,000 bake, of which 1,000 are for export and speculation. COTTON GOODS.—lbsccnceren, Due. 14. With middling American cotton at 701. (the lowest price a long way since the war), and fair Chaffers, at Sid. per lb., we have a continued decline in the prices of yarn and cloth. Spinners and manufacturers, who a few weeks since were bold enough (anticipating some further decline) to take orders at a decline, are well under contract for some months forward, and a good deal of yarn and cloth on these orders is no doubt now in course of delivery from week to week. In yarns the descriptions in demand this week have been extra hard twist for the Levant market', and 16's, 24's, 28's, and 32's water twist for the continent of Europe. Most of these were lower on Tuesday than last week, and have since undergone a further decline of id. per lb. 32's twist is quoted at 101 d. to 10td. per Good seconds common 40's mule at 10 , 11. to 11d. per lb. Good seconds 20's water twist is Ild. to 11 id., and 30's ditto 12)d. to 124 d. Some business has been done in water for China, but the trade in 40's mole on India account has been limited, with lower pries' offering. In home trade yarns the lower counts and warps are Ad. to 4d. under Tuesday's rates. 32's twist, and 30's to 401 weft have un dergone • similar decline. So have the finer numbers. Producers of both cloth and yarn are slow to make the concessions, and a much larger business might have been secured yesterday and to-day if but a very slight further concession could have been obtained. In cloth the home trade houses buy but limited quantities. T cloths and domestics of ordinary qualities are rather easier in price, but narrow T's of fair quality have been in demand for the Levant,. Offers for 39-inch ahirtinga for India have been wade at a decline of I'd. to 3d. since Tuesday, but a good many looms being already engaged on such fabric', manu facturers are not disposed to make ao decided a concesaion. Jacoonets and mulls are rather easier to buy in consequence of less demand. The occupation of looms on India shirt ing' in place of printing clothe has caused greater steadi ness in price since Tuesday, and moderate quantities of printers have gone off during the week. 61b. 25-inch printers, 5g yards, 14 by 13, are quoted 6a. 9d. to la. per piece ; and bulb. 34-inch, 50 yards, 16 square, are at 9s. 61. to 10s. per piece. WOOLLEN.—LErns, 14.—There has been a slight improvement in the attendance of buyers at the cloth halls this morning. The out-town houses have been toler ably well represented ; buyers from Manchester, Glasgow, and Bradford having been present. Although there has not been a large business trio/acted this morning, the movements for the spring trade have been more animated than of late, and purchaees in the way of samples have been more numerous. In the coloured cloth hall several parcels of plain and fancy have changed hands, together with a sprinkling of tweeds. The plain cloth and other departments have been quiet, and little business has been transacted in other goods except for next season's trade. The white market has not shown mush variation from our recent reports. The inquiries for hair lists have been limited, and the demand for other stocks kept in this hall have been entirely nominal. Prices have not zhanged. WOOL AND WORSTED.—BRADFORD, Dec. 14. The transactions in wool during the week have 'till been of a very retail character. The business done has been almost wholly confined to the finer and choice sorts el wool required for immediate consumption, the inferior kinds being almost quite neglected. Spinners adhere most strictly to the rule to buy only to cover orders as received. Quotations have remained about stationail during the week ; the best and scarcer kinds of wool being firm in price, while the inferior sorts are rather weak. On the whole the wool market has unlergone little altera tion either aa regards the quantity of business done, or the prices sought. There mno new feature to report in worsted yarns. Business is almost stagnant. Spinners have curtailed production to the utmost, and have very little, if any, inducement to increase it. Foreign merchants and few orders coming from abroad, and the home trade just operate only to cover a few small contracts they have received. Qnotat , ons haves softening tendency, spinners having a disposition to meet the customer wherever prac ticable. There has been some slight Imsineee done in t7The orders placed are in new and choice styles of goods, and amongst a very few manufacturers. The bulk of the trade, especially those engaged in plain goods, experience no improvement. Though prices are quotably •mbanged, yet they are on the whole weaker than they weitt; HARDWARK—DIMIINtataII, Dec. 14.—The trade of the town continue, in a bad state, the orders coming in on account of the home trade are small, and there are few manufacturers who have sufficient on their books to keep them going up to Christmas even at the moderate time they have been working of late ; in some branches the depression has seldom been so great as at this moment ; there has been none of the usual spurt just prior to Christ mas, the few extra orders for jewellery and other fancy goods having been small. The metal rollers, electro platers, and wire-drawers all report the total absence of animation. In the foreign department business also re mains sluggish ; the merchants are gradually closing their operations for Os year ; the American trade especially is flat. A suspension was announced on Friday on the part of Mesas. William Haden and Sons, of Dixon'nreen, near Dudley, an old firm engaged in the Iron trade; nothing definite is known as to the liabilities ; it is probable that framed and otherwise the amount will reach 60,0001. The bad state of the iron trade and ennui pressure by the bankers of the firm have contributed tobasten this disaster. Messrs. Cohen, merchants, of the Horsefair, in this terra. are also in difficulties ; the amount of their liabilities is between 20,000 f. and 30,0L01. (not 441,0011. as has been I stated) ; a composition of 14. in the pound has been offered, payable by two instalments, at ono and four monthe. CORN.—CANsamcr, Dec. 14.—Wheat sold at last week's prices. Barley 2s. dearer. Wheat, red, We. to Va.; white, 70.. Barley, 38s. to 46.. Beene, new, 465. to 48a.; old, 54.. Oats, Z.. to 30s. Castreca, Dsc. 14.—There was an average supply of wheat and oats at our market to-day. Wheat, although deteriorated in condition by the weather being wet, main tained last week's quotation', but oats were down thL .er bushel. There was a good demand for barley, of which the supply was small, at an advance of 6d. per bushel upon last week's rates. Prices :—New white wheat, 2lia. to 304.; new red wheat, 25a. to 275. ; new barley, 14s. 6d. to 15a. Gal.; new potato oata, 9e. to 104.3 d. per Carlisle bushel; flour, 2s. Bd. to 2s. lld. per stone ; oat meal, 2s. 241. to 2s. 4d. ; ryemeal and barleymeal, per stone. _ Coicitesren, Dec. 14.—A small supply of wheat, and business inactive at late rates. A fair sale for barley at last week's full quotations, with a moderate show. Beans and peas a short supply, and prices unaltered. GUILDFORD, DEC. 14.—There wax a fair supply of wheat and other grain at market to-day. There was a fair de• resod for useful wheat at last week's prices ; the finest sorts, however, were difficult to sell. Barley in good sup ply, for which the trade ruled firm at the full rates of last week, Wheat, &is. to 82a. ; barley, 33e. to 4.43. ; oats, 245. to 30s. ; peas, 435. to 455. ; beans, 43e. to 525. Hem°at; Dec. 14.-A large supply of grain, it being Christmas fat stock sale to-day. Wheat ready sale at le. per load dearer for all fine and dry samples. Barley, free sale as before. Oats dull and rather lower. Beans steady, very few peas offered. Wheat, red, per lead, nine, :rai. to • do. ' fine, 45a. ; white, runs., 40s. to 46e. • ' do., fine, 4 9. . Barley, malting, per qr ., 3.ee. to 495. ; grinding, 26e. to 375. Oats, new, 16s. to 265. ; old, to 365. Beans, per load, 235. to 31e. Peas, 245. to 29a. LEICESTER, Dec. 14.-At to-day's corn market there was under an average show of wheat, the quality and condition of which was by no means first-rate. There was a tolerable inquiry, and rates were Is. per qr. higher than on the week previous. New whits aorta may be written at 725. to 76e. ; new red tils. to 70s. per 36 stone. There was a limited show of barley, for which the demand was tolerable. Higher rates were asked than buyers were willing to give, but the market closed firm, and in some eases an advance of la. per qr. was obtained. Malting, 425. to 4fis. per qr. ; grinding, 37a. to 40e. per 30 stone. The demand for oats was fair, and there being only a moderate show of grain, Bales were effected at rates the turn in favour of the seller : old, 325. to 36e. ; new, 24e. to 32e. per 24 stone. Beaus were a slow sale, and except for the best descriptions rates were a little lower ; new, 445. to 49e. per 36 atone. In peas there was not much alteration to quote. Fine flour, 53e. to 55e. ; seconds, 495. to 31s. per 20 stone. Newcasn-z-rrog-TYNE,Der.I4.-The weatherthis week has been of a very variable character ; up to Tuesday it was frosty, since then it has been open, with occasional rain. At our markets this morning we had a moderate show of wheat from the growers, and the arrivals coestwiLi t lt/ equally so, fresh thrashed samples were quickly of, at an improvement of le. per qr. ; south country and foreign being also the turn dearer, with a fair inquiry. Flour had rather more tone. Malting and grinding barley quite as dear. Malt unchanged. Beans and peas fully maintained their value. Oats held firmly, but, as is usually the case so neer the termination of the year, the demand proved limited. The arrivals this week are :-Wheat, coastwise, 1,003 qrs. ; foreign, 4,030. Barley, coastwise, 123. Malt, coastwise, 45. Oat., coastwise, 1,460; foreign, 570. Pais, coastwise, 301. Beans, Malawi/se, 66. Flour, coastwise, 1 ,033 sacks. NORWICH, Dec. 14. —The supply of wheat at this market to-dity was very fair, but the condition being affected by the damp state of the weather ? prices were fully supported for all the beet and dry qualities which in some instances made Is. per qr. more money. There was a fair supply of barley offering, and the demand being tolerably good, the best malting descriptions fully main tained last week's rates. Other descnptions were also taken off on late terms. In oats, beans, and peas little doing. White wheat (weighing (Albs. to 831b5.), 755. to 735.; red ditto (weighing Gilts. to 031 be.), figs. to 70s. ; best malting barley (weighing 531 be. to 541 be.), 425. to 445. ; runs ditto (weighing 52Ibe. to &fibs.), 40a. to 415.; tilling ditto (weighing 491 b.. to 511b5.), Xs. to 335. ; oats, Vie. to 345. ; beans, Vs. to 475. ; peas, 465. to 475. per qr. Flour, 48e. per sack. Averages : —Wheat, 1,054 qrs., 675. ; barley, 8,358 qrs., 4Us. Ild. ; oats, 56 qrs., 32r. &L Norrixottat, DLO. 14.—The 'apply of whist at our corn market to-day was only moderate, and maay of m e humph, were out of condition. There was a fair eeen eu d . and an advance of Is. per qr. was obtained. Mi ne samples were taken off at 725. to 78e. ; red, ties. lo 7:!,. per 36 stone. Barley cone sparingly to market, and th e finest sorts were steady at Is. per qr. advance on the ru n of the week preceding ; for ordinary runs the demand s,, quiet, without much alteration in price. Malting, 44,. 48a. per qr. ; grinding, 38e. to 41a. per 30 stone. There e . a moderate show of oats, which met a tolerable den.z,,. and superior qualities commanded extreme currencies-..; 0r inferior aorta prioes were stationary; old, 34. to 4 4 . ; new, 26e. to 325. per 24 stone. The demand for be ans oe not active, and males were effected at little or no alterati on in the quotations ; old, 50s. to 53e. ; new, 455. to 50 8 . pre 38 stone. For peas the demand was slow at late ru e , Super flour, Gls. to 56a. ; fine, 495. to 52a. per sack. Ozroari, Drx. 14.—The attendance at this corn excbaota to-day was very considerable, and a good business woo t t ,r; acted, more particularly in wheat ; for the very ben quality a small rise over last week was obtained ; all other 11 4 4 were firm. Quotations were as follows, viz.: wheat,67l. to ; barley, 374. to 445. ; oats, 25a. to 335. ; old beans, 4, 4 , to fAls. ; new beans, 455. to 48s. ; bog peas, 455. to 4h. ; boiling peas, 495. to 525. ; flour (seconds) 525. per sack. PETERBOROUGH, DEC. 14.—Having bat a small show wheat here to-day the growers had no difficulty in pewit an advance of le. per qr. on all good qualities. Ba r k y, oats, and beans sold readily, and prices were somewhat higher than could be realised last week. HEADING, DEC. 14.—A firmer trade has characterisolthe corn market during the week, and English wheat full, maintains late prices, while American, of which there v 4 a large supply, was easier to purchase. We, therefore, a e not anticipate any change from the currencies of 1 64 week at our market this morning. Barley firm. Om maintain their late improvement, Beans and peas gm e as dear. ROCHESTER, DEC. 14.—There was fair attesidarrx,i fanners and the trade at the Coen-exchange, the deaden which were only moderately supplied with best lots at both white and red kinds of wheat, the condition of weak was varied. The terms for beet runs of white wheat we t the same u before, while for a few of the extra eupenor lota rather more money was obtainable; damp and inferio r parcels were offered at slightly cheaper rates, but at tie concession offered, there were but few buyers. For hi tuns of white wheat the quotations are 68a. to 72a.; ud few extra superior lots were 72e. to 745. per qr.; secoadare white, 665. to 68e.; and inferior and damp parcels, 64e. to 66e. per qr.; best red wheat, 66e. to 68a.; secondary, Co. to 66. .; and damp and inferior, 61s. to 635. per qr. The foreign trade has ruled dull, and prices remain unaltered. Flour experienced a quiet consumptive demand, and prices maintain former quotations. The lido edemas in barley has attracted rather larger supplies, and prices, came. gamily were hardly so fi rm as before; transactions were confined chiefly to malting sorts, which realised about late prices. Oats were • slow trade; nevertheless superiot old kind?maintaln late terms, while new are the turn cheaper. Beans and peas were about the same as before. Wisazcn, Dec. 14.—The supply to-day is fair of all kinds of grain. Wheat met a steady demand at Is. per qr. over last week's prices. Beans and peas hardly so well to cell Oats 6d. per qr. dearer. Woacsirraa, Dec. 14.—At this day's market there was a short supply of wheat, which sold readily at 6d. to lo per qr. advance. Malting barley Is. per qr. dearer. Grinding unaltered. Oats firm. Beans rather cheaper. NY unaltered. YORK, Dec. 14.—We had grain a rather email show of wheat st our market to-day, and the attendance of the trade was by no means numerous. Business was firm, and buyers Lad to pay fully ls. pa qr. enhancement. Priem for new white samples ranged from 725. to 78s. ; for new red, 675. to 70s. per 36 stone. For barley a fair 00111111211,0 tire demand was experienced, bet the trade was not • good as last week. The best malting samples were held at Is. per qr. more money, but in other descriptions no in portant change occurred. Malting sorts made 425. to 44a per qr. ; grinding, 38e. to 40s. per 30 stone. There was a middling supply of oats the quality of which was pretty good. The demand was healthy, and buyers bad to pay the extreme rAtes of the week preceding. New, 265. to 30s. per 24 stone. There was a limited inquiry for beam, which were disposed of at about last week's rates ; samples made 48s. to 50s. per 38 stone. Malt, 665. to 705.; rye, 435. per qr. Flour, 535. to 51s. per sack of 280 lbs. WATERFORD, Dec. 14.—Prom abroad we have received only one cargo wheat. Deliveries of home grain con siderably increased. We have hardly any change to note in prices. Business to a very fair extent has been true. acted here sinus this day selinight ; there was much more done than during the previous week. Foreign wheat vsi bought freely by millers at full prices, and the inquiry seems on the increase. Irish in good supply, and hie rates supported. Barley is but little looked for, and per. chases would only be made at 6d. reduction. Black oats did not meet much demand, and to induce traffic in this article holders submitted to some small decline. India corn.—Each week brings a larger demand, all for inner diet* consumption ; any change in value is against buyers. Flour firm. Imports this week :—Wheali, 2,800 era flour, 256 lacks ; meal, 00 sacks. Exports :—Oats, 7,47 barrels ; barley, 744 barrels ; flour, 322 sacks ; at. meal, 20. STRIKE AND LOCK-OCT IN THE SCOTCH IRON TRADE.—It has been anticipated for some time past that sooner or later there would bechanges introduced intheiroa trade which might probably lead to a strike on the partot tle men, and a lockout on that of the muter'. This occurred in the case of founders yesterday, In all the ironworks in town. So far as we can learn, the difficulty has arisen in this way. The employers say that hitherto they bad been completely in the hands of the men, who are maimed', and insist on a uniform rate of wages—Ds. a week —or, failing that, it must be " shut shop," by which term Is understood that no fresh hands are to be admitted. The masters further oomph= that the rate of wages is higher than at Cam, where there were no union workers, and that Come quently they were placed at a disadvantage in comps.* with others in the trade. They, it is understood, oder 275. a week; but the men refuse, and hence on iri.lay morning there was a general strike on the part of the men, and a lock-out on that of the employers. Tr' works where the strike has been general are awed Messrs. Blaikie Brothers ; Messrs. Hall, Bused], and Ca Messrs. James Abernethy and Co., Ferryhill ; Mews. William M'Kinnon and Co. ; Messrs. Barrie Henry, and Co. Of course, founding being only ono bran ch of [ilia business, the other workmen continue as before, and ac• aequently the number of men out of work is not so huts. Trade is dull just now, and the masters do not seem It• dined to EXPLOSION in.—Scotsman. THE EXPLOSION OF THE BUDDLINA.-1112 divers are still at work at the hull of the Greek war steamer Bubulina, which recently exploded in the Mersey. Since the recovery of the 101kb. Armstrong gun, and a gus of smaller calibre, nothing else has been recovered, but 1: was expected that at yesterday's high tide the fore put 0. the ship could be raised. On Saturday the body of One of the crew of the exploded vessel was found in the sues opposite the Brunswick Pier. The body has been identited as that of Stelianoe Peramensio, gqnarterrnaster of t'..e Bubulins. The body of the deoeaae l Greek was taken to the dead-house, and the inquest will be held this morning. As the matter at present rests the explosios on board the Bubulina has created much interest amooga the shipping interest of Liverpool. The questions to be answered are—Did the explosion occur in consequence of the explosive nature of the coal on board or the defective state of the boilers? REASONS FOR PREFERRING DR. DE JONGIIR LIGHT-Meows COD LIYIER OIL —eh the Important the Daly kind of cod liver oil to he administered, Dr. DDr-r• smith, F It P., many years one of the physli fans to the Pronli. ton Hospital tor Consumption, and now medical officer t'. rh' Poor-law Ward, In his well-known treatise on ''Consunipti4: gives the following instructive information The mistityof th • should be regarded. We have been Informed by a manta • Surer of cod liver oil, that probably not one-tenth of the ni a filch is sold is altogether derived from the liver of the coil 11:11. Hence we think It a great advantage that there Is one kind of cod liver oil which is universally admitted to he genuine-o , e iiiihahrown oil supplied by Dr. de Jongh. It has toes 1, 0 our practice, when prescribing the oil, to recommend this since. amidst so much variety and uncertainty, we have deuceln its genuineness." Sold only ha capsules' bottles. , • 4e. ed., and 9a, by Dr. de Jonah's agents, Anger, 'Orford. a Co., 77, Strand, London, and chemists. Beware of props , substitutions.--(AdvertisementA BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTH& BATE EN —December 12, at Courtiand•phtee. The Mail. Efl'' 'Linton, the wife of J. W. Batten, of a daug hter . CLARK c.—December 13, at Hollatad.road, North Brixton, llrk H. Clarke, of • daughter. CoH.,olll3 . .—peermher 13, at Roieth Villa, llarrow.ou.the.llir. the wife of Commande 7 r b, — Ulaeon. CROSTHWAITE.—December 12. at Church,treet, Southp rt the wife of Mr. J. D. Croethwalte, of a daughter. DARE—December It, at Trwlegar-square, how, the wife of li.• J. A. Dare, of a daughter. WlLYON.—Deeetider it, at Cambridge Rouse, Whoa:Jou C.: wife of J. LWi ma , Eaq of a daughter. MARRIAGES. ARMITACIE—HirrzEL—Dft-onber 1 . 1, at the pariah (him- Heavitree, Rueter, by the Rev. G. M. Metcalfe, .1. Arent... , of the Glen. Surrey, to Emily Grace, dee:later of I. D. L. Iltruel, Exeter. JACKSON—M AligETT.—:Deeember 12, at the parloh chem.. Brighton, by the Rev. J. C. Jackson, M.A., O. C Jact4. l . • Upper Homerton, to Mary Filzabeth,daught.r of J. S. Maser or Mw You*. 11'KLt—WALTOV lf, at Barbary Chapel. Notio• hill, by the Rev. W. Roberta, D. P. B)tee, Fay., of Ibui field, to A. J. K. Walton, niece of C. Walton, Let, of the Mt- House, Arlon. _ _ DFXII4I3. BERRY.—Deoember 12. the Rev. W. W. Berry, rector of Ingham, ILlncolaultliZ aged Oil HON Y WOOD.—December 12, at Whlniple, near Exeter, told ' E. J. Hollywood, aged 77. aC ol 7.„7. l) ecemb 42 12. at at Jamem's.place, W. fkoll. amid Via I;llAN.—Decembar York4trect, St. James's, the 04 ' W. M. Vaughan. aged 60. WAMWlCK.—Decrinber at Addison.terrace, 0tt03,11:4. Mr. B. Warwick. aged 76. WlCKHAM.—Decembar It. at Weatou-saper.Mare, of the UT. T. W. Wickham. - Mated awl tg WILLIAM IMO "ULM et L. 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