The Express. — London, England, 1859-12-09 00:00:00

JO YAL AGRICULTURd L SOCIETY OF INGLAND. (TIM DAY; This morning the annual general meeting of the Noyal Arne% hand Boriery 01 Ezmclaad wad held et the N.lCltty • Howe. liseover-equare. Cuhaat CH•LLOMIN Oa Afton ol Lurd Welaigistuun, the presides; occupesd the chair. Mr. B. T. Bilistiatrillee', the kooorary secretary, wed the amnia rim' of the council, of which the follow** an abstract.—The docility coosists at the peseta time of 79 I fe governor., TOtt ensual governors, 933 life members, 4,ed42 annual members. sad It haseratf ohltbart 1ha 919 1 a total of 5,210 asembers, or as mermen of 79 naxeca MOM the lest half-yearly meeting. The Masted property of the society asuousts to 10,0te1. peek, stonding is the names of the ironies in the New Terre per emits. The maned report ups' the anieruesete eiresaisteace which led, ant to the nopesook sad eabeemently to the &metes* el the late Mr. Jew. Niels,' lion tee oMos of screwy to the society. It appeared duo, a short nose before tis &mass Mr. Hod ge exerated a deed of mageneent, mallusg over the whole of hie edicts for the hese& of bit ceeditors; sod under kg& Mews the Connell determined to come to as tidiesn ander the deed in question. sad autho rised the hammy acting secretary to sign it on WWI et the mosiety for the balance doe, vie., 1,7711. Be. 6d. The conaeik beemee, have mach preens in being alai se report that, astwklisteradme the funds having summed a dimenedes by lie large amount des from the hue scretary, an eddy hive they bead it ham, wry to touch the funded capitol of the mealy, teat that it. ham** position is us nensity, mtlellemory, this Went* at the beaker, to the 7th • bin 1,7111., old* the clonal to the society comic slaty of the tiedissey cement camases The CoginCil have now elected Mr. Homy Hell Liam es owntary, at a sake, of SOL per ele men, with reselesce, Ire, sad lightim. It an she been deinateed to appoiat a protein/sal account. sat, enolostry to casein the society's acconate,„ sad report say Iniegelenty be the lasses committee, sad also to suggest say Isireisemente which may from time to time appeat to be seeded in the ayesele of keeping ma. beds TIM council bee's armiaed to appoint • bterery seisenlic editor of the seetem's journal, at a eatery of lOW. per manse • kis dein te he perisined pilot the peers! sepses inteadsies of the Pausal coannition sod kin whaled.. to be at the disposal of the society. The Warwick mewing was la way way sumestly saccelefol. The emceed have deed Inlet the CeMerbary meeting shall take plane In the week commences Monday the tile Jely sea% The counsel have desinsian on the (upswing errengensean toe the segue' Tem toe hot Mock shall ell be Is the yard the etteraem of Someday, hie 7th at July, winch well snow of thew manna' from the Lague el um journey le the .bow, preelone to the Padre ceameseing tear impedes on the Monday murals( following. That the se 'libidos shall close oe the Thursday nosiagr. Woe emblaig exhibitors' servants and mama to return home without breakiag tat another week. It has beam determined to add to the prize het a elms toe heifer mine is the ehort•hon, Horeford, aril Deem divi sions; Mee to lone separate divisions for the Morphine breed of cheep, sad the Kektish or Rummy Mane breed of cheep; and to demi.) , pie. es follows. namely —Large breed of soy cohost . smell white on .11 black ; sad pigs not eligible for the preceding clamor. The schen* of prime foe implement,' and machinery for 1862. according to the quadrennial eyetem which cams into operative lest year, will contain clorea for thrashing =- mines, cbrill-eattere, males, amebae, °dens breakers, bone faille, mralipostin, loo,; and to them the council have added additional themes for the applitition of steem•power to the cultivate* of the soil, for band mole used is hop grenade and land tillage, sad foe Sold pies. The local emanates at Centerhury having ez eased their wish to Meer certain kcal prizes, the have determined is mane those for hope mid wool, to be competed for under such conduits. me the council team determine. The follow ing schedule of prime for weer and reports to to sent to the mastery by the let id March next, has bees adopted I. Apiculture of Berkshire. Fifty boya r/pa Ice the best report on the 'vaulter. of Berkshire. 2. Applicata* oe menure.—Twenty sovereigns for an ap proved esesy on the best period ot the rotation, and the best time of year foe applying its manure of the fro. 3. lodg es,. of prices on ham management.—Ten sovereigas for the heat essay on the &tontine rendered mi nable in the maavernent of lend of different qualities, by low prices of rein end high prime of meet. 4. Late improvements in dairy prectice.—Ten novae's's for the beet owe; on recent =prevail:mots in dairy practice. 6. The proper anus ot etre. on a Arm.—Ten sovereign, for the hod eery on the proper office of *raw on • farm. 6. Farm cepa& —Tea eovereigee for the bees rimy on the amnion of capital required for the profiteLle occupation of a form. L Seed bed for agricultural crop.—Ten sovereigns for the best gamy on the enemies/ of seed-bed beat suited to the various agricultural crops. 8. Adulteration of es Me —Teaseling's* fur the beet sway on the adulteratiee of egrieulteeel mdse 9. Any other agricultural subject.—Ten sovereigns fir the Lest essay on any other agricultural subject. A repent ions been made of Dr. Leag's Prue Essay oa the potato. Tide can now be purchased at a reduced rate. The society ban from time to time hen favoured, by order of the Secretary of State for Foreign Odor., with copies of dmpetchse received by . Mr llsjesty's government relative to plane and mum& deposits. Remits from them communi cations hare appeared in the published repots of the meson meetings, before which they were laid. The council have the eatiefection of reoordine tour belief that the society is steadily pregreemnr, and that by adopting such improve meets Sim proceeding. ea experience may from time to time show It be necemary, it will continue to maintain its im panel position in promoting the advancement of *destine and peaches' agriculture. Mr. W. CuetiLTT moved the adoption of the report. He considered it wee the mom important report tbe eociety bed ever hoed. It wee tall of mead information, obit* be wee caveman would be highly interesting to the members remedy. He was retitled to see the/ the council In. tended to avail themselves of the services of a prefeedesel acomalent; while he pelt that the society owed • deep debt of graittode to Mr. Brandreth Gibe.' for the able macaw in which be had temporanly filled the otfiee of secretary. Tbionsli nerstary might well take • leaf oat of Mr. Cabbie to is, sad adopt mine of teat gentleman'. place in hi. condom of the affairs at the Smithfield club. On the occasion of the recent dinner, Mr. Gibbs might be raid to have achieved the op posed impossible feat attributed to a celebrated Irish bird of beleg in two places at the same time. (A laugh.) Both the show and the diner were is his heeds, and 'oohing could senses the skill and order with which each was meted out. (Cheers ) Mr. .10611.11 Dlit'Cr. *fronded the motion, which was put sad carried nassimouely. Mr. THOYAII RAN MOND B•alLat, eddies& of the finance committee, tb-n reed um Mil-yearly tolanewebeet intending up to the 30th Jam list, sad as the motion of Sir Widiato Owe* POI, escoaded by Lord Denman, a cordial vote of thanks was rimed to the auditors, • com pliment which was ant by Mr. Joseph Dome, one el the body. Mr. W ilium Astbury, Mr. Joseph Druce, ar.d Mr. William Cohn* were appointed mentors for the essuhig year. Mr. Panay Huller gate note, that et the neat aseem- My ad the council he small propose an eltention of the bye-awe, to admit of the annual meeting of the sooty being held to Timidity in the Cattle Show week. TM lasithfleld Club bed brought their dinner forward • day. and was farmers left town generally in the elternoon of the lee day. tar. T. lt. Sea ea said hitherto the meeting had been heed en • Smardey. It wee altered this year to soil the stesessissos d I.e farmers, bat it did sot appear to Own predause soy lamer attendance of country members. The CH•lillari said this closed the ordinary busies's of the meet*, sad he might be &towel, befogs they se to berm that this wee Ow first year that the wed= boat able to nem ell its heinlities out of the receipts of the per. Not only bad the steely done that, but, alter eiv bill secretive in the year had hewn paid, there would still remain a niece in hand id between 7001 and 8001. He bad therefore tier, memo to orourretelate the society spas its flooriebleg conditen and open too good it had effccted sad was still eccomplibieg. Not only the United Kisplem, but the whole of Hump. derived adeentsge hoe its spars tloes, while, as a slit* indication that it had at got into fee right path, he might mention that the ma had creed to abuse its management. (A laugh) Ai as sm. easo he kit that a latio 09.06 in the prig mit always ben Wedowee. 'educate epos thw r preeeedier, anti in wag rather die to thank teem le anew theme loorseln that had eoasilwd the society weethy of notice. (Bar, bear) He thereto.* begged of elms to resew their ceitielems lebilleeer asp shortcoming of the society might seem to cell ler tione. (Hear.) Oa the rotas at Lord Taraarmax, mended by Lord Durum, a rasa af drabs woe puss" le Inn Chaim's', sad tie serum aspirated. Tn E STRIAE.—At • meeting of asembils d tb• 12,110•0 CoilDail.fal Of Mot Corbel Malaria= of Builder., held on Tuesday, it an &remained (by • eery lug* majority) that tha " declaration " .boob we le with drawn. teeing that 16.1100honds bad resumed week ender be r. ndiuons. An cilleorl cororaturication lathe above egret has Lren received fy the London Moines' Committee. Os/abr. day, Mews. Nola and Aclrtrui. two f the principal et the risployneat at Mr. Freaky., [Auld.", waited epos the asoons' commute., rause at the Writimieonierbridge.road, and that that wee willing to eltaadoei the document, on far we she seen. were criaewised. Coder thou rorturoateacee, the mareas rammed work at the ratabliatiment of Mr. Tnatie as Mos. day last. Last week the moons. " locked oat" milked burs their modeles gnaw moiler in amount to thou paid the prwiolie seek.— r. rpm/triton isiv it kiln' CER•EoRs.—We (North rillribrA Dealt went 11•4) vadevetaad that th e election el the =of na• Eirgreratty wtil take pleat wank. The Ity GAM will bard Its first menials an 1110•10 M, and wlll 'hat three UMW.* of the rerstoriel bid . Mot le- MMinffsg bet will he elected by the Tows ce the log books( they lb. Oltwletune will attead et lb. ateadag el the mom bet hi. wait Dr mat resew is of a purl ehanater. It la expected. however, that Lord and kr. Gledotene will both whit Edinburgh abo;;;a=ir whew tboy wlll deliver iaanearal addraraee to the Uoiveralty. CirfeeaL PALACL—Oge SmEtmo Dec. 11.—adoweeteet as payureet, 1,214; MCI* by mom Elobol• 466; total nature. 1,839. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 9, 1859. SHARE LISLI-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoow. The railway share market is steady in character to-day, but in two or three instances, including Midland, Landon and North Western, and Lancashire and Yorkshire storks, prices are quoted to I per (mint. lower than yesterday afternoon. The amount of business going forward is very moderate. London and North Western stock is now quoted 98 to I ; Great Western, 871 to 1, after being marked 88; Midland, 1081 to t ; Lancashire and Yorkshire 991 to _t ; London and South Western , 97i to 98; booth Eastern, 81 • at. to ; Eastern Counties, 67 to ; and Groat Northern, 1041 to 1061. Lombardo-Yeostian Rail way shares hare &drained • to 9 918 to 9 11-18 prem. The Indian shares are still rising. Grand Trunk of Canada, Bahia, Per nambuco, and Paris and Lyons Railway shares are wo all better. ORDINLZT 011aJIVO MID MOLL tO FM I$ hals&-.46.111641aJn. MI illem.wely.allimliail47 M dime i marlsr .... , in iwt......7.4..iiiiii:07 No. •I Ass taiiiri" id re. s i p.o. is lo B . 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New - . add ••• • loaliTol ther . l.•• ....... ivosi so olii ia; - : Ossetia 1 !" 11 t rurts reLl iiratre. L2t- i N 19 $1 11 IJ 9111 ni 4" 1 1 II U 126 1$ M U I I Ismit 14 ad ii ii MONEY MARKET -71118 DAY. Two o'Clons. The funds are very firm at yesterday's advent* with very little business. Console are to-day quoted ex the January dividend. Attention is still principally directadto Indian securities, including the railways, as well as to Brazilian, Paris and Lyons, Lombardo- Venetian, and Grand Trunk of Canada railway stocky, all of which are improving. - - - • The New Indian Five per Cent. Loan is steady, at 1003 i to 107, or 9f to 10 prem. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three pee Cent. Rental were quoted 70fr. 60c., ex die., showing a fresh rise of per cant. Although the transfer Welts are now shut, Consols are officially marked 971 and I for money ; the price of actual business for the account in the official list is 96 ex div. The present quotation is 951 to 96ex div., for the 10th January. The Three per Cent. Reduced have been dealt in at 96 and 951; the New Three per Cent , at 96 and 951 ; the New Indian Loan, at 1061, f, and 1 ; India Bonds, at 3e. prem.; and Exchequer Bills, at 275. to 30e. prom. Turkish stocks are firmer: The Loan of 1854 is quoted 78 to 1, and that of 1858, 661 to 1. There is a sustained inquiry for Russian Bonds and Turkish Guaranteed Four per Cents. Other foreign stocks are steady. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 103; Buenos Ayres Six per Ceuta., for account, 78, 77 ; Dutch Two-and-a- Half per Cents., 641 (exchange 128.); Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 221; Peruvian Three per Cents., for account, 701, 70 ; Russian Four-and-Half per Cents., 101, 1001 ; ditto, Three per Cents.. 1839, 661; ditto Scrip, # dia. ; Spanish Three per Cents., for ac count, 431, 431 ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 331; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 781, 781; ditto Six per Cents., 1838, for account, 661, 661 ; ditto, Guaran teed Four per Cents., for account, 1041, 104 ; Vene zuela Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 281; ditto, for account, 281, 281. The shares of the Ocean Marine Insurance Com pany are quoted 11 to 1 5-16 prem. The Vienna Bourse is at length responding to the remarkable buoyancy shown at Paris. Austrian stock rose on Wednesday # per cent. The first drawing of bonds of the Turkish Six per Cent. Loan of 1838 will take place this month. The sum assigned for the purpose is 50,0001., or 1 per I cent. on the entire loan, and is now in London. Previous to the drawing, the holders of the balance of 620,0001. just issued, will be furnished with the ' numbers of the bonds which they are to receive, so ' that they will have an equal chance with ter holders. The operation is looked forward to with much interest, as the bonus on the bonds drawn will be about 34 per cent. We understand that the agents of the Loan in Constantinople have now 60,0001. in hand towards the next dividend, the pro ceeds of the Constantinople customs being paid to _ them with great regularity. - No gold was withdrawn from the Bank yesterday, the Swiftsure having arrived from Melbourne with 294,0001., which was bought for the Continent, A although not yet delivered. The Emen brought 14,2881. in gold to Suez from Australia. The Avon will take to-day 53,3001. for Brazil, of which 43,8001. is gold and the rest silver. Farther amounts of gold have been recovered from 1 the wreck of the Royal Charter, making a total of rather more than 200,0001. up to the present date. About 180,0001. reached London yesterday. A letter I received at Lloyd's states that the expenses incurred at Moelfra in the recovery of this gold have not az oeeded 2,0001. The Melbourne advice' mention the stoppage of Messrs. Mollenbaeek, Uhlhorn, and Co., and of Meagre. Smither and Clark. The liabilities in the former case amount to 23,0001., and in the latter to 25,0001. The Admiralty will receive tenders on the 19th inst. for the supply of 500,0001b5. of tea. ' The Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway traffic re turn shows this week an increase of 4,5401. ; the Man chester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire an increase of 2,2941., the North Eastern an increase of 3,9451.; the Midland an increase of 2,5591. ; and the Eastern Counties an increase of 8671. The letters received by the Van Diemen's Land Company yesterday from their agents make no :rife - remit to the gold discoveries in Tasmania. The Sydney &deices mention that authority had been given at a special meeting of shareholders in the Bank of New South Wales to increase the capital from 600,0001. to 750,0001., by the creation of 12,500 new shares of 201. each, which were to be allotted amongst the shareholders at par on the 27th October, in the proportion of one new to two old shares. One half the number of shame were to be paid in fell on that day, and the remaining half on the 26th of April. The current quotation in the Sydney market was 571. Notwithstanding the determination of the direc tors of the Great Ship Company to postpone the meeting which they had called for the 15th inst., Mr. Goodall": and the shkreholders acting with him persevere in their intention of holding a meeting of their own on Tuesday next. The position of the market for American securities is thus noticed by Maim I). Bell, Son, and Co. : The market for American securities continues steady, sad prior firm ; but the transections during the past weak ham not been of a character or to en extent to claim particular notioe. Timmins, Emma. Console, which closed yesterday at 97f, "sellers," ex div., for the 10th January, opened this morn ing at 971 to 1, and closed at 973 to f. For money the last price was 971, " sellers." The official business repots is as follows:—Three per Cent. Console, for money, 973, 3, 97, 971 ; ditto, for account (10th January), 973, 1, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 951, 96; New Three per Cents., 961, 98, 953, 96; Bank Stock, 2271 ; Thirty Years Annuities, expiring in April, 1885, 173 ; India Stook (shut), 228; the New Indian Five per Cent. Loan, 1063, 1061, 1061, 1061; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, 1858, 97, 961; ditto, 1859, 963, 1. The New Two-and-a-Half per Cents. were also officially marked 811. The transfer hooka for Consols were shut to-day for the dividends. The New Indian Five per Cent. Loan was again inquired for, acd rose 3 percent., leaving off at 1063 to 107 for the account. The Indian Five per Cent. Rupee Loan was firm, at 951 to 3, and the Five-and a-Ralf per Cent. at 1023 to 103. Exchequer Bills were steady, at 275. to 30s. prem., and India Bonds at 31. to 6.1. prem. A fair amount of business was done in the foreign stock market, which was generally firm. Ottoman Bank shares have improved to 18 to 3. London Chartered Bank of Australia were also in quired for. Other bank shares were steady. Arise of about 30s. took place in Australian Agricultural shares, and of 11. in Peel River Land and Electric Telegraph stocks. There were again inquiries for Netherlands Land Preference, as well as for Berlin Waterworks. Great Ship shares have fallen to 9s. 6d. to 10s. The shares of the Ocean Marine Insurance Com pany were quoted 11 to 13 prem. A rise of 3 per cent. took place in Canada and New Bouth Wales Government Debentures. The Five per Cent. Debentures of the East Indian Railway Company were quoted 11 to 13 prem. LONDON CHARTNRISD BANK OP AUSTRALIA. (Thu DATl—Thill SafTllooll the halt yearly steettag of 111111. ml teas held at the Loudon Tama; Mr. Duncan Dunbar in the chair. The balance of profit and loss for the ball-year amounts to 29,6111. 7s. 10d., end thin added to the balsam of last year swage 37,3711. Is. Bd. A dividend of 31 per cent. for the hall year was declared, carrying for ward 8,3711. 7s. ild. LAW DTTELLIGXNCE. (THIII DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (idles lb. OandoWow Holmyd.) 111 1111 AICTIIIIALD HAT .1 %CMS. The bealcraii, a it7iaTier, of Windmill-aunt, Haymarket Ze itllAbip with W. Eveno, deemed), applied ri IY pl eertliaate. Debts mad lisbibtiee , 3,5291.; linen re. Isata at OM Mr. Lawtease.lst the eadigsees, offered no oppoelti.m. The eiteaseteacee of the con were peculitir ; but :be cradl ing did not think that they had any ground of complaint 'genet the beekrapt. It was expected that the joint credi ton would be paid I. la the ; and the private credi lan were mealy friends of the bankrupt. Hie Honour paned • noood-ohno certificate. IN SS !AIRS: • The bankrupt, a mall grocer , at Hoven, applied for his sertilltare. Debts 9671.; ern. under i5Ol. Hr. Bagley oppaed, for the aortgorro The bankrupt had tread reohltalg, sal, shortly before the bankruptcy, hut gins aMU of mho to kh brother. Before emanating bat men at Houton, be lad been in hashers at Brixton, and hod paid ell his debts there, leaving himself. however, without say tel b snansonos the new busmen. Mr. bur Lofts herd oa behalf of the bankrupt, His Hosour bev A r tlis was the ass of a man owiag nearly 1,0001„ and he hog gala up Mss than 160/., although he lid case to the tentt at his own atitioti. Hit trading at Brixton erased to have been conducted properly, but from the time ha teessessent banns. st Hortms he had been living as his creditors. He Mid priven a hill of rale to one particular creditor ; at that time he outfit to hare called his coeditors tsgaber, and not given a pre - femme to one. The eirtilloate moat be impended for sight months—when granted to be of the mead alas. — Mr.ltegley Oti;oted to protection Weir given. His Honour said that, ander them circumstances, he would wily grant peoteation ter two months, renewable unless clues wee shown to the entrant. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) BOW-BTRIIT. ANTIS • DAL 1•••11111. Ail • Batkarro ems dors* with being drunk and dn. ordeely to Holbws, et 3 o'cledt this morning, on the occa ion of a Bel hthslied. M. Policeman Lengthey, A 100, deposed that he was on duty 111 " la front of the Ciso, in Holborn a, the time stated, when mine disturbers seem from a gvitleman, now M custody, misdating himself in • illeeederly manner. One of the I; constables took the geetimma Is enetody. and an attempt a. wee made by meg at Me party le mama him. The confusion wise inereseed by • precise of bad character t o making • rush leveede the geatlemen, whose watch guard wee broken by ammo perms M attereptieg_ to get away his 10 welch. The Warms woe is the crowd. He wee drunk and to be mere so thee be really was. He was rimer • fag abort and Boating to lawmen the diaturbanoe, and alter is min endeamaring to penmen him to go away, witness 't took him in comedy. He hod before that been turned out of eg. the plane-home adjoising. with • party of known thieves. 111 Yokicanan Child, 11 103, said he knew the prisoner se at a r, esseeisis el Mime sad swell radiomen Wetting the neigh- eZ beurbood 11.111112111111. Kr. Judimp-1 will boar the other case before I decide ss Kra Undo be pat book. ell Besnosigs, CArietapArr lean, and Alfred 10 31/110111 we that plead at the bar, charged, the tint with 10 we n end disedierly, the two others with attempting ID tennis m how oho embody of the police. 04. nes* Si 1. agamed that he saw the prisoner Hem -161=411,11h soother gent as leman In w fr in ont of the ted to moneleir thn amino, sad his friend would not 111. O&M NM Wham tried to persuade him to go away, bat be tellssed,smd witness was obliged to take him is enee tody to put slop to the disturbance. The other prisoners that interfered, calms to Hemmings not to go with the tones, and, laying hold of him, tried to get him away. They were se ale) taken in custody by other censtabies. It wee during ta. this struggle that • nub wee made in the crowd, sad • match made at Hemmings' watch. The clubs beteg broke., hung e loo i zifrom the weiskieet pocket, and at the time the prisoner d t hie wet& win stolen, bat he afterwards found it in hil ftlol 7, who wield the last wailer, corroborated his stabsteent. Hemmings earl Keen exxeseM regret for what they bed /one, attributing their conduct to the elects of liquor; but Tamplin said he "only totalled to amid his friend," end elleerkli that he was sober. Tbe police declared that they wars ell the wen* for liquor. Mr. Jardine said—That when one diunkim man was re sisting the police, end two other* tried to rescue him, though there was no chance of their succerding, it might create a serious diaturbanos. He should du each of them 10s., or tam days' imprisonment. The ems were paid. Backman was then placed at the bar again, when Mr. Jardine observed that ChM was no evidence to connect dim with the attempt to steel the watch, or to prove soy offence beyond the drankenness. He might be discharged. THAMES. RJOTOUto CONDUCT OF TYR DIFFOIINED FOLMAR, MON INDIA. Williams Rano:ltow, ems of the satire who were &o cean* is ledia, and ?brick Cossesinghans were charpd before Mr. Terdley with the following riotoite conduct et the Pie, Hotel, Brunswick Pier, Blackwell : &roust Hodson, K 2S. stated That about 10 o'clock lad *it Is iris called to a disturbance which took place at the Pier Hotel. He got there with four other constables, whes be bead a most dreadful mew of confusion. There was easily 100 soldier, in various parts of the house, and there wan about 30 laying down apeochleaely drunk. Several of the men had posmeston of the Mir and helping them selves, while others were fighting with each other. Mr. Yardley impaired where the prio.nere came from? Roach, the gaoler, said that about 500 bad on that day (yesterday) arrived in the heat India Docks hem India, 230 41- of whom are paid otf. ga Mr. Terdley—Are these the men who discharged them ashes in India IP Hosoh—They are, sir. TM sergeentsdded, the prisoner Hamilton broke • table, W.... end with the leg of it he anifthed pluses and everything he r i : came near. He elan softened several persons, and struck the ft. landlord. Witness. sod the constables with hue succeeded in E clearing the Irmo of uft mem, who main entered. Witness, 6 was rientualliy airmelled to warrior eminence, on the C arrival of which they succeeded In keeping order. As woe tR is s rrinforcemmeat of police mired, the prisoner wee taken ;I , into moody. The pi:Moser saki that be was drunk, and did not 'mow K whet he was doing. Kr. Yardley observed that this wee a bad commencement w after their arrival in Loudon. lAie He was used 30.., or 14 days. dr. Nearly similar evidence wee given against the other prisoner, who was dried 6e. dd., or 4 days. Thew were above a down who were charged w:th being ai• drunk sad iatapsbila FIRE AT DZPITORD.—(THIS DAY.)—This morning between the Immo( 4 end 6 o'clock, a fire broke out in the 6 mime belonging to Mr. J. Cockle, or. and Italian wars. as carrying on busbies, at No. 17, High-street, le Deptford. The stock to trade was deetroyed and the whole of !be banding eirerely damaged. The loss will fall upon the g j Sun Fire-o Moo ; fortunately the whole of the Inmate, es coped unhurt. ") ALLEGED ARBITRARY CONDUCT OP TURKISH V OFFICI•LL—LITEktiIOL, THIALPDAY.—The Turkish go- eleunient wee the oNjeoi of sums anonsdvertion here to-day, j la amsequeace of td detention of the ship Romano* of the Leo at Conataetreople while on ber royal; to 'broil. Cap tain Hamleek, of test .hip, was obliged to deliver up to the government oelelals 250 borrels of gtuipowder, which bad bra shipped as board hie vessel at Liverpool for s firm in Ihrsll Yertanately the captain succeeded la procuring • tempt for the gunpowder taller, from on booed lms ship. r ANOTIII2II AIIsitCAM STABBING CIIIII.—SHIELDS, r, TIVII4I/AT.—TI4O boors after the conviction d Moody, the re American mate, yesterday, mother fearful are occurred 11411411 pt Americane et Shields. John Steinmetz and Jeans a Kelly, two American Mama, IMO drinking in the Three Tana publie-houle, North Shielde ' shout 10 o'clock Met night, when they quernlied end turned out to fight in the streets. Whoa flgMing amongst a crowd of persona, Stein- is EMI drew a *pone; knife end stabbed Kelly twice in the I that and once in the back. Om of the wounds in the 411104 14 4 la nearly three niche. dory sad hos ponetnited the loop Kelly cannot lire malty Maws Steinmetz is in e There is great excitement in North Shields in cansequemes this shocking occurenta. _ _ _ _ • THE Pmuzy or A Ktaa.—On Saturday after- 1! aeon, a roam aria sewed Brown, a labourer, midi's; at • Devideon's Magi, wee returning lime from idinbergh, sad, wises war Waekball, he met two young women with wham ha wee acquainted. Brown, who wee a little the - V mane of drink, aright hold of one of the young women, and T• sampled to Mee her, but, la the 'trunk which mimed, he q lest his footle,. end crone to the grimed with such form that be broke hie right kg. He was brought late the Royal lineruiery. A letter from Auckland. in the Aueralia. Mao; says .—" The winter in New Zeeland haw teen en &hood unequalled ow; and epilog, so ler am it has goes, has been equally gni.' and beautiful—the few breaks of wet and d windy werther being bat WOOD( laterroptioos of the I greatest inperlance to the huebeodnum. In every diete tics the posher are moat luxuelsair, the gaga temp. raters and fertithia, rain cawing the gees is aging up is Teak sheustinswe. At gement there is the most eacouregiag premiss tar the gang crops ; and I lean that both natives Mal Hamm, bars an wait of land under 111th, far mar peeping say headrk heretofore planted in the province of Auckland. last le no' only being taken up sad occupied, but the hand ci industry is making itself manifest in every e Amongst the Indian and Australian mails which arrived in London via Mereeillee yesterday, woe a mail from Or. Cairo. ibis is the Bret time a mall ham beta made 1 lim it intend Is the capital of Hann. O MI Et itti 4 . I It II ll pm li all • r °r H Ms I M. I pm pas I rt" Ma St * 1 M M 70 T 3 7 716 COLONIAL NIT 11110IIRITIMe. _ r.lat ewes& iPh 10. pose. i 81601, 111. im" wit. US 111 4t.". 1 41 4 PA = sp....main. Ise 21 1e21 1 6 1p fa. p. MIS lOO 1011 Dw p. UM- hi lOO - SS& t mUsl 5 ll . O t s : DI 11 er s ealt a (.1 113 LH 1111111.. Ds. 40. 010.011.40.000 t 160 AU UN UN i U U 14 U 11 'Quit". JOUIT 1 aps atd U. 14Jiarli 1 1,1 IE 6 4. . 1 . ... Orli.o.l.Nisk i.l( ■rr M. AMIOSII .. OWL [aster balk har.. M... CLlfilre...4ll4l/k. r a ir : r6ll=- i 6: - il . 0.1 77. : allow 0n... seN am.d F li w 7 Apra =alit. — gi= a Lama': it= = NW LAIWAYB. WILL ,et.ep.e.fiiiiii I =WTI I ."4 'se PM: i d =UsimL isralL Pref. Mk. L -1 rt Q 14 Le 146 LOUAL 834.83 M.Allin. lamtuom. Dec. 8 -Tbs mats. Ms tons dram al Ms. &dog 1$ the SM. altrtnestant. 71 1 714-awicema me s INI-arres crania. 111 It 718 -Orm maws Mont. 1051 I -Mot WINISISk 171 Mt -Lwomillre had hrldrirm. 144- sad North wiststs. 111-Mtto Am*. 016 4.-lismisawa. awed& lassels, 224 324 -m stlass stock. NM IN/ -Nora 4114111. deck 414 414 -North Iltagroribblre. 34 35 Nor h-lisslsra Mirwlsk Ospital MM. all 164 -V ost C. lot mowl. 762 19-Met. Mat. 41 114-doula Smart. 24 611 24 716-1/us* Umiak 44 411.1.-011 st l i T 16.14-Ortsd port of Camas I 11.111 1111-Salt Malmo Maids. 134 184-121 M 10 0 tam am.* la 44 4.-11111 M• awl Lab/MN% 44 41--Ors.t. snip. . Ne er Marcimns. Mc. IL -Stem was a sow4srsts bantams asi OM mentet wa. strma all day. Amine st tM best. IMMIMM 1114-Nswth MOMS $4 A.-Dower. 241 -wag Wastes. 1174-lomems. T i fr a k*ZzAkl it ht 11 9 111At a. lilit r Arastit Comas. 111. Marl . Else. an d wan sot mob &Mt Itsm Itselsy. bwt MM. 00011 am twiStans. and to toms loassaw Moused mos Snot.. ==Great Vitm•rh 134nuisessat Omesstam teM at 751- d North Neatens at 8 -aarf Ilirmlzhkom sad StaMeSslsse Sr st 224 p -11Inalectsma wage. 1 44,144,0 dead 11 sn t. LUDO. PVC A - Flll-111Mars Owastlm 674-Grest Ilarlasm ItS=emmls. 97 1011-I(mtkllMAth. 04-11101. IMAM EAST RITIORD.—PROPOSED ARSENAL. —We boar, upon what we deem to be good sathorlty, that the government hare it in contemplation to form and establish en arsenal at or near Rktford, on a somewhat 6:Wave scale, which, if carried out, cannot fail to be of great utility no the town and nelehbourhood. The place ie me of the most cannel in the Megdos, and situate at the eardluescie of two hues of rallwsys, the me stretching frees the Irish Channel to the Gersten Omen, the other from the far meth to the imam sec* el the theigam.—Nettiaehan MINES-THIS DAY. Two t/CLocr. The mining market this morning has been rather quiet, bat remains steady in character. The principal transactions have been in shares in South Caradon, Wheal Hooper, West Caradon, Pelyn Wood, Redmoor, Devon Great Consols, and Connorree minel. Prices present little alteration. In the Stock Exchange, Tin Croft shares are marked 6}. Cobra Copper Mining shares are in demand, and are marked 47, 49, and 48. St. John del Rey are quieter, and have been dealt in at 191 and 19 1. Theta is no advanoe in Australian Mining, in whic trans actions are recorded in the Stock Exchange at j. English and Australian Copper shares are also in quired for. At a meeting of adventurers in East Oriuntalake end South Bedford Consols bald yesterday the accounts exhibited a cash Wince in (avow of the adventurers of 1821. 10s. 3d. The estimated balsuos of payments over receipt. before Me next meeting, to be held in March, amounted to NU Ifs. Id. A call of Is. 6d. per share was made. The United Hosing Company on the 7th lust. declared a dividend of 21. 10s. per share. At a meeting of adventurers in TreresTrid Mine held on the 28th ult., the accounts showed a balance against the adventurers of 4441. 16a. 4d. The shams were sub-divided into 1,022 in number. The s ca of lA. p ed directors ofth: sbuc North Prances Mining Company ha ve made COMMERCIAL AND MARIBTS MARK-LANE.-(THIS DAT.) The weather 10 London since Monday last continued changeable. The attendence of the trade to-day. was fair, the tone firm. Prices of most articles of the trod:, Wan Improving tendency. The supply of home grown grain was small, end of oountry-made flour small. The imports of foreign grain into London shoe lost Mon day were reported this morning u almost nil of flour, and small of wheat, tair of barley, end fair of oats. IiZAT.-For English le. per quarter over last Monday's rake we.; eskrd, bet the sate proceeded slowly. Foreign trading upwards. English whit*, 42.. to 625.; red, 38e. to 44a. per quarter ; Dunk and Konigsberg, 42a. to 66e. par 4941 b. • Kassel, 425. to 60e. ; ether Bohn pain 40e. to ; French, 38e. to 42e. FLOUR held firmly at about last Monday's prism. Town, 335. to 43e.; Norfolk, 1313. per 2801 b.; Freed, 28.. to 33a. per 2801 b. • Amer., U. 8., 265. to 27e. per oerni. BanLer.-Dall sale at barely lest Wondey's rates. OATS arm at last Monday'. pikes. Britian, 20e. to Ms. per qr.; Rundas, 19s. to 24a. per qr.; other Baltic Torts, 224. to 27e. per qr. Baawe.-EngU.h and Egyptian sold slowly at about lest Mouday's prices. English tick, 36.. to 41s. ; harrow, 42e. to 46e. pee qr. Foreign, 40s. to 60e. per qr. Egyptita, 34e. per r. PRAS doll at Let Monday's prime. English boilers, 38e. to 40s. ; hog and grey, 36.. to 40e. Lforeign white. Me. FLOATING CARGOES.-81noe last Friday only three grain lain math were reported arrived at ports of cell, wheel, 2 maize. flake last reported:-Make arrived: Gala, 32a.; Odessa, sold In Liverpool, 324., both per 492 lb To-day two cargoes Taganrog, which sold at 47e. per 49216. ; basil Make, out :of condition, 29e. per 4801 b. lATO LONDON 1101 Die. 5 TO DSO. 9 lan& 8 ninon. aim. goon. 11101 ........ g r a I Bann 136 110 1 70 u Saadi ark 111•=9.110 : NUM 100 . 'Miami& 4) :it.. irrituAL AVBSAase. las. :gni malilhaerld 3rie rid. 1014 9d 344 94 Ms 14 AB N 3/4 as 434 104 134 1141 Ili 4.1 7 4 404 M 43. Id 318 11444. 114 104 41444 114 464 Id Ma 14 Us 61 Ss 14 414 444 arl MY 141 Ole Ild 304 Id iii 04 OM mete Am •••IlWe UN Id Ka 111 314 U .._.. -a Dom 3 .... ....... .. _ Dm. Marla. 061., Arl. OINK lied ft., 10. MOW, =DIMS ru PLOOTIIATICOM a 70 ATSWO Mi ami WAY PRIM 111.14 as 11111•• SAW, Pram Oat. O. Nov. I. Nom.t Nov. IL Nov. 24 Dom. 7417 = 49 I 49 ov:a 43 19 41 9 LIVERPOOL CORN MARE ET.—(TRIS DAT) PT DZITIBI AND HUSK IUONNTIC TILDOILAPIO (mon oust own ODRANSPONDENT.) Ono market moderately attended, and prices firmer. Wheat In good speculative demand, at M. advance upon Tuesday's rata.. Indian earn sad bons Wady. Osta, oat mael, and bark, arm at late prima. AILINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) BVIIA7I.—We had a very good market for this article &whin the week, and an advance of 6d. to L. has been eatabliebed with a fair amount of business done. Refined has ale, been firm; good brown lumpa, 60a.; fine, 61s. 6d. Corvae.—A limited badness done at folly Met week', quotations. Tz•.—Thus has been rather more buainess done this weak, but Woes were sushi rather lower. Itics.—A limited business only done, quotations remain unaltered. Hon.—Prices hove been supported, but she amount of burner dins bee again been mall. fiat nsraa bas sold without spirit at previous rates. Brien to a limited extent have been bought at Lit week's prices. TALLOW MAREET.--(THIM DAY.) YU market shows aa improvlag tendency, sad prime are rmrifly about 3d. per cat. higher than they Mooed rear day, being quoted se follow, :—Petereburg Y.C. on the spot, 660 Sd.; all the month, 64a. 9d. to 650 ; January to limb. 64a. ed. to 64e. 9d, ; March only, 645. 9d. HIDE MARICET.--(THIS DAY.) LzoossruaLL.—Hidso, Gabs. to 64Th.., 4d. to 4 ; Nibs. to Tiles, 41d. to 411 d. ; T2lb.. 80Iba. qa. to id.; 80tbo. 681ba., id. to 6{d.' 1031bs. to 961h5., did. to 6d.; 96lbs. to 1041 6 5., &I. to 616.; 1041 5 5. to 1126..4 6ed. to 60.; Horse hides, Bs. to 10s. 6d.; Cat Mae, light, 3s. to 68.; fa. 134. BBILIIONDS7T.-Bbasp Adam, polled, 7s. 6d. to 9s. 64.; half-breds, 6.. 6d. to 7s. &I.; downs, 4s. 9d. to 6.. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Abeam Nuclides mad Smith report that the market continues to improve for all choice hops. COAL MARICET.—(THIS DAY.) Walls End donna Close, 19.. 9d. • Was End Oromfortb, 17. .9.1 .; Wells End Riddell., 170. 94. ; Walls Bad Ton field Moor, 14..3d.; Walls End Eden lteln, 18a. 91.- Walls End Brandon, 18.. 6d.; Walls lad Northumbort land, 16..; Walls End Menet Hell, Me. 9d. • Wylora, 16.. 9d. ; Will. Bad Whitworth. 160. ; Tenfield Moor Bob,es 14e. 3d. • Welt Wylezn, 140. id.; Bates's Had ley, 130. 6d. ; Ihaberee Hadley, 145. 04.-36 elolfe at A BATTERY OP ARMSTRONG OrNs.—The Scat battery of Armstrong gnu, six 12-pound breech-loading ellas, was yesterday proved at the It..yal Arsenal butt, Woolwich, in preparation for transit to Colas by the over land route. The proof charges employed on the moisten, as ordered by the War Department, consisted of the largest amount of powder with which It was possible to cram the chambers of each gun, and a couple, or double shot. Colonel Tulloh, Mr. Ancients), mad Cstrain Gordon, who were the authorities present, thoroughly tested sad searched each gun immediately after the discharge, to *metals the effect. The gone were mounted tot the occasion, end fired on temporary carriages, In order to avoid the risk of chipping or other injure to which they are sob just under the ordinary method of firing on the ground. The mediate shock which tbe excessive charges produced brought the galas off their position with • perfset leap, sad gave • recall of about 25 feet ; nevertheless the thorough temper of the materials awl the remarkable character of the guns nobly misted the shock. They were accordingly pronounced Impossible to burst under fair usage, end were immediately pecked in arm for weaver , . A CLRRGYMAN FROZEN TO DEATH.—On Thom the body of • well. donned man was found in the liagg'• Wood, la the neighbourhood Glasgow Jan Maxwell's gamekeepers. The of body hits since by Sir been identified as that of the Iter. David Douglas,, minister of the established church, Otea. Mr. nought!, was twenty.five years ot age, and staffed at the i University of Glasgow. He rose from the make of the I working cloaca by his own indomitale perseveranee and toiling industry. He was a successful, teems. • hard ' working student, and probably to his exceselvs study at college, and in the discharge of every duty then end since, may be traced his melancholy end, which rave is little meson to doubt was brought about by the hailucinetloes of as overwrought brain. He was ordained to the pastorate of the church at Oban about six months ago, and preached with isoceptence there until about seven or eight weeks since, when be Demme ill slot only bodily, bu. to some extent mentally. Re mime to Paisley tor a change of air. end re-. tided with an uncle. On Saturdsy forenoon, the 21th ult.. I be went out for &short walk; bu t he never returned, and be wee not seen again by his relations until Thursday last. when ' his corpse wee found in the wood. A bottle, which bad meshed whisky, was found beside him ; and, from the pose went tosmiestion of hie body at Pollokshaws, it war evident that be had partaken of its cogitates—another proof of Me she/retire of mind, for he was a potions& who usuall sever took apieite. Upon him waa found • bank &wine y for • oonoiderable saes of money, and some loose Dotes. Mare were no marks of violence upon the b . .ely, so that it i• almost certain that he died from exposits to the cold. How he OMNI to be where be was found so one can sa Gi y. lib parents see alive, and hie greaduntber lives in 1 llagow. Re was respected by all who Imew him and his melancholy decease be will much regretted by his 'attached flock cad blends—tilatgote Leerier. a a /mamma Nameasee 4I 41 erlemea ... .- 11 labladeeheallaalpe i ler al bars Jumada 6 a le Illamme . - .. gaga :11dr. 14 as 2 Vcsasasass. a *a sas Is Baba Illiaddi ea easim a Items II a 1.. 2......... a. — - I Gesei liaarrL II pa. - 2 cr...:::.= - 6 5 5 2 ,2%=...t am — ISlealseeapeneess. il SI Ps W sal flesaft- .. 1 a a W " par 0 811 Purl }Az. fil i I etha el tare le le WU we eleta. ela e Teak het 7 si teak ad Ileates. If k art al feta sa SI 111 U Mello led Or Paadeee I swal reresabea ea T POL 14 lan m a Sem eed= "•-• ell Mini Walsh .. .• a " li C k nor b ala• - - - - a at a De.% pie reirtedes l3 i a aaanamaa l a Wen al Ds.ll per Net iretcr.. 11. all Weiveatili.W. et Imo Se 14 1 j Wears el Aiwa% —.. ... 1 l r