The Express. — London, England, 1868-01-04 00:00:00

1 - LAW INTELLIGENCE. THE _z FENIAN PLOT TO BLOW UP SHREWSBUBY ....',4 * .li: :. Z,Z AR lir urrrimg *VEL4II4IO, . ,TANUAIIy; 4.,. 1868. _ • ::I: , LIBTEL-4THIS DAY.) 4. . OMAR= sormaxisrier antrileirink MONEY KAM RAILWAY srATION. N. 1_ broom I ie. IM. pram. 11 Baba (THIB DAY.) .A A 1.: • I'3 It 6. OIIDDIAIT 181.5111111•5520 BROOM 5111111.69441 19f1411. 111 19 101 a 9111 1.1 ..... 7 . De. IN tin me 1 - - ..-:-...-- (ay riumeamm.) sel - ii -.. De.emies.mar SM 101 1411 I - COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. SHRIWSBURY, BA7I7IIDAY I.IOIIXIIIII. 76 1 Pa l lIMITATI r a ge= l. I to 1 9• 11 . 1,110,1101 Dag salsa,da 189 80 81 xd 1111 1 71M There is little bald (Before Mr. Oommisdater Winslow.) Information Nu received last night of a Fenia n 111 . 2112 tf ol ,_j± ll . 6Bl -- al 88 - De. Dui IN S 6 U xd. - 118 US 104 w• ties, and prices exhi es me fel n 1 1 I_ l l WI • .... I N IN 191 tons of most of the i IN RR CHAS. LUNIVI. plot to blow up !Shrewsbury Railway Station. The ag ••• motima ' go go .- Ourgeetreet, Holloway, authorities immediately had the Sewell blocked. The Is el • - . Do. de. MS 166 101 •-• The hmkruPt, a carte* In . . Do. da 110 106 1001 d - fi rmer, the advice. fi M 4 um • sae •• , NI 1s; - spplied for release . from custody. He bad been station was guarded all night. M. me names.Piettionbers 70 ri - limo nap. 10 * 97 _ garded as less unsatis v•Thwt,d :a the suit of Mr. Lswley, whcse horse 20 8 . „,.. .., -, 160,11110!OsyloaNio.0115,11met WM 1001 1101 - ,d art the bankrupt had taken out of the 101 all Dis l er - - _ MUM' De. 1/42. de- VA lee 1011 anticipated that some , t ,Me without leave or license. Thereupon Mr. Lawley Ilt. Me serif -- M el THE POOR IN ST. LOSE S. DEATH 44 go Y.... Beeten um . 4 1 6 I% 108 •01 1 - UO,OlO De. 19311-1885 de-. 11111 1111 1114 - MUM niseetleas. peeg.,llllll 11/0 101 103 id -• made in the English I t.. .k him before • magistrate, and the criminal charge being FROM STARVATION. * Da. we us 100 Itl -. dividends on the Bth i N. 1N Be .Da. ILAN.. I 8 - dismireel brought an action against him for trespass , and 11811,11911 Da. 1982 191 TM 107 - o ,,d eo t a verdict for 51. damages. This and the costs --..--- U. la Nee** 15 II - ;,amyl the bankrupt's only debt. INQUEBT.-(THIS DAY.) el IN Great imam _,.-- UT 119 107 U 6,106 De. IUS DM 118 100 - 600,0001. in gold now teams Eseeimmeatae.Sics. IN 146 105 9a 100 Do.A 1 Antanedle. MR lee 10 0 8 1 the amount reported Mr. Sorrell supported. The bankrupt, a mere boy, mid This morning Mr. Humphreys, coroner, held an N. us p e .• 1 rug 0 . 4.44 .lus us - 100,040 Do. 60. 11095 Nev. 100 148 106 - ha 1 bece induced to take the horse out by some other he , inquest at the Sash sad Cosa-tree Tavern, Whits:woes 96. 101 Do.Ord. Del. Div. -- - - 155,000 Ike linaernr.Oprea, LW 90 101 111' - y r , be sent into the RI in' I ' ` ~ ' place, Wilma-stook -equare,relative to the death St. Me 05 Onelli•West. (In.) 90 ea through destitution of Ann Welton , aged 64 yeses - 1 . 104 4 0 . New belt Wales Bea, 1 5 p.oent.„lll2l to MU 11/3 90 91 xd - wd firm at the improvem - Dlr. Ninti opposed for the detaining creditor. As the M. lee ewe Western 44 444 4 4 1 Moknipt wed in custody for costs end damages In an John Welton, 28, W'hitemoss-plane, the son of the de- N. weloo e. De.meer esusi v er m aiss oeasta -_. -__ - %Grime Do. II p. %MUM mu No N 97 ad 96 xd _„, t he zuslish rows 850,000 D0.1e.c.r,1987 to 1875 100 ee 101 ad 294100 ni o non for trespass, he submitted that the court had no ;„ . ceased, said that he was porter a; a wire warehouse. He le . ire ' • D'zw. ene. . . m2O t 74 7 MOMS New Usised Oyer sod 100 US 197 xcl - foreignbonds, as well • to interfere. p o Wl•f . and his mother lived together on his earnings. His wages N. gm pe, De, 1 10 11 w. Ills Homer said the case mug take the usual comm a were 95.• week, and some weeks he got nothing, and others le. lee rancerldresr. 11 II um 1 . 1 190.4 80 Da. is NM. 100 98 90 I N 140,0* Do. 4pa cent 1101 MO 1074 1504 Mali are without variation .n I stand over until after the choioe. Meantime it wont only 55., out of which they paid 2s. fidL • week rent. His M. 101 Lon. • ~,,,,,„.. SS.. . - 1, 4 % 6 stoma Do.4•349l.ltuae*Dee DM 100 107 MU In the discount m 1,,- well for those supporting the application to look into mother got 2s. 6d. and a loaf of bread • week from the Ift 10 . • • .... 1140.0101Novalloolla lip. a., 1175 190 91 101 zd i - - 116,000, Ditto 6 per cent. 1880 100 , 00 101 I -• taken at 11 per cent., the statute and ascertain whether the csse did not come w i s h. She had hem m i me for foot months . Last e t. m ise Lisa.. . , '"V -* ""e askria,waii. e. .r: . tilt 114 1 I.lls4.,llo',Qaemehaddlow. 6 a ea. 100 'lOOl tell ad 1014 xd wean the exception in the 112th section, as one of ins filaturdey she got so had that the parish doctor sa us L sa s sa sosausitssissa 1 4: 1 77 - %MANI Do. Do. mer •"' me mot toii re 10 1 wd The charge for loan 1., ions trespass. . was sent for. On Tuesday morning the witness went out 19,. 180 Man. Mast..sls.llMare _eel eai -110,811018.1496. 1 50 v. I p.a,1117.71 100 I.w- I - English government Two other applications for release-by Joseph Henry as usual to work at 8 o'clock ;he returned at 10 at night, St. 100 Metropatra - Ltet. Phot er, of Steule P" reee, Batter s*, and Edward and found his mother dead on the floor under the table. N. 100 Do. dart 102,600 Tasmsnian,isp.ct.,lB96 100 I 101 Mt rd 10M xd Consols are quotes dend6p.4l. 103 106 nil - st vol., fruiterer and greengrocer . , of Ealing-were Upon being asked whether the deceased had meat to sat, aa ise .........,,44,41440 - _ MOW Vinfitsv.ip.a.les. Patti 10 ,1001 1114 id -rd 7,000,000' Do. 811. cot Aargau@ 111 1 •130} 111 4 ' -' and 92 3-16 to 5-16, - cased to stand over till after the choice of usigneeel the witness said that "She did not care for it," but she 10 u 77 4 7 --- 0,. a s . BILLTUM Midrib. - -•-• (February). The T had • mouthful once or twine a week ; they generally le e n g o .um, geiges.w;;;S - - - Na 1 511. I Mum. 1 rd. I CIL W IN O Linn New Three per Cent - had some beer and s bit of chews between them when he et. IN wand ~._- 1091 1044 1018 4 3 4 5 009 - Chl rer l o n 3l 6al - IRE POLICE COURTS. returned at night from his work. The doused slept on fit. 198 De. ilne.llDeeb7. 73 76 - 2,900 .- Milord gaml. ll4 Se le In the railway n the bed, and the witness on the floor. , Si. IN Werth IMIDO - stock was in duns (THIS DAY.) Thomas Osborne, an old silk weaver 80 years of age, said li t . l e j. . amiles _llll.•,"64 Biewuk plit 7 4 sa - 110 -12,80 S - Dream& -•- 8.111110 0 , 150. Let Isst uactr ils=VlMP ll ..... ) 2. 14. le e 1 i - has since relapsed tc -...-- that he went into deceased's room at 3 o'clock on Tuesday, es lei De. 4L A. L Pers.- .- - - and she complained that she was very ill, and that the ft lee Do, Luigi .._,__ 68 51 - 6.050 .. Let pan Bees' - South-Esstern and I MARLBOROIJGH-STREET. doctor had not sent her medicine. Witness went to the 91, 199 De. Tat ..-..-.. 91 9S - Nag - asst Grenville 11.611 UNPROVOKED ASSAULT. parish doctor about it, and be said " She does not want M. lee De. Made - Cerics O'Connor, • labourer, living in David - sheet, medicine, it will do her no good; she wants nourishment St 100 Do- taco- 151:41111 ‘• 119 151 - 4. .. S.W.Semill Mustn't.) 111.7J1 1 - quotations :-Metrc hloyiehome, Woo ch ' arged before Mr. Knox with assault- and care and I will speak to the board about it to-mor- w' a Do. al ic , - Grandes di N. galore 110 1 w. 1N IN likelik ,- - - 115 115 - 1 tansy NaNdlel), a rt 18 - Western, 44 to } ; tot; 110 11 9 Weatherhogg, a fishmonger, in Carnaby-street, row." " ' She was dead then," said the old lanes', s 10 74 De. de 1111/M.....- 1 14 pm %ON -• &ma TIP!. - I 14 " 1 114 - 113} to 114 ; Mid] neent-street. his bead. In the evening he heard the deceased fall , N. IN irioN __ ta Cl _ 6,9011 - G. W. Vas (Neistsni -1 40 11 18 - The complainant was on his way home at an early hour then be heard nothing !hie until her son came into hie room M. MO N. •S. Weeks lam 110 111 .... 6,580 - Grenville - and Yorkshire, 122 this morning, and while passing along o r y o rd.street he sou Drying, and &tying " 169 mother is dead on the floor." SS. 111 111100111120 e MI 57 - 1,054 - Harare /not . . .... -I I& ICe. 38 40 - i .e.bed ug.autt very . roughly by the prisoner and his coin- Mr. W. Priestman, unqualified seristont to Dr. Collier, 55 IN Oen* Dense- -- --41 43 - 6,000 .. Murton Downs 6.10.5 124 - South Eastern, 67 was leelli Design . ns, ad the wooer then gave him • violent blow in parish surgeon of St. Luke's, who was ill, said that he was I : T s idiemee womor m 7s; e a el l "i 8 8051 .. Margin.' play Want) , 15.11 . 5 6 7 -. 4 ; Great Northern ._ do mouth. called to the deceased on the Saturday, and prescribed all- gr a go jug pu s - Mute Yaw -. ..... I 4.10.4 6 114 - AM 4 llwyedy Iron Ore .... 1 24 lau -. to tont ; L o ndon, in auswer to Mr. Knox, the complainant said that be mulating tonics for her. She was wendering in her minds i• A I Do. C. llO 70 •••• had wA given the prisoner the slightest provocation. little. Witness said to her son that what ahe wanted was 66. 1110 I Waterloo' d Manny' yw - TOO .. Nor th ltoske;;_ . _. 68 6 7 -. 181 'North British Police constable Irwin, 218 C, proved seeing the prisoner nourishment. The son said he was afraid the parish le 6 IWaterloo et Whitehall --•- 5,1160 .. North Wind Crafty ••11 0 121 - ,I . B erw i c k , 9 8 i who was with • number of rough' go deliberately up to would not give more than 2s. 6d. • week. On the Monday, ll,OO - r=ited , 8.14.0 211 - 7 . ' the complainant and strike him in the mouth. The pri- at the instance of a district visitor, he pressed the deceased BItIYLSB POBBIIBBION9. 1,120 - (C. Waal 10.6.7 29 51 - Midland, 91i to 921 weer was drunk. to go into the workhouse, but she refused. She said, how- 811 . IHA Lamas 1 OWNS PAN& 461 •••• 512 - Condon (14. Cher) le MO 410 •-• The speculative I The prisoner denied moulting the complainant. He ever, that she would think it over. Witness had power to 100 all Allanftid4lll.awren 63 _ 6,135 - th Condarrow &BO 1 1 - oiled no witnesses. order nourishment, but he had not ordered it, as the board BR. 100 Ar m . RffS. la Op.e. 102 1.4 ed . -. rd 455 .-. 5. 111 . posnanok.7.l.lssllan ) 5i. 131 44 8 - 6 0 2 4 , 1; -_ 00 14 De.? Shares- I }ten :d scion Turkish of Ale Knox did not see why a quiet passable young man was to sit on Wednesday, and the deceased might go into ..., . 4 um ,. A /44 . giro; - Tin Craft - div. ; ditto of 1861 _ on his way home should be knocked about as the con - the house. Witness had attended 800 pauper patients since 17 e ig tom - West Brost 1 1 1145111 1 ).- n 11 it - Sp a nish New nap Do Ptllkr•DO• s s ~. pl...niant bad been, and fined the prisoner Si. or • month. July. When be saw the deceased on the Monday she was 100 IN Dif..insid, 1. .. W. Cicadae (lAskaard) lig 9 U - WANDSWORTH. greatly improved. She was quite . comfortable, with a 44. 04 6 per eent.1322414 - - - _ 8, - West Oblvertoa ...... 11 46 611 •••• P or tuguese scr ip, i 100 _ West Baton hiseal.tit DETECTION or A HOBBERT.-BUTCRIMS AND littl fire, over which she sat crouching. Oat 56 Bastern6p. e.g. - ... - 511 _ 7Th Basset GUopa) se 86 OS - 414 to 4; Egyptian - _ HP. 18 , Mr. H. Buss M.R.C.S., said that he had been called in 54. 11 1 04 Ospe 2. sDoctip. e.g. 60 64 OS 0 its. -soh . liallw Ns**B). II 11 le - 154 to 4. Alfred Knorlaad, aged 18, was re-examined on a charge to the deceased after death. The body was emaciated. lee m 5 Dam r.r 4 rP la g e& 444 „s pa _ 44 ial W MarrAns (lterden.) 8 18 20 - 84. IN Deg mi. 1 .. 1 ,4 b e i ng concerne d in s t ea ling a piece of beef belonging He attributed death to decay of nature, accelerated by 88 11 8 DB. g o. e 4.... _ - - : 711isel been 76 83xd -• United States I 1. - soh. Dukes* (Usti tt.o 6 8 - to Mr. W. Selmer, a butcher, of High-street, Wands. want of proper nourishment. St. lUD Cast ladles go. A d 0... 1031 109 ad 11111 44 ad 80&161011 Atha. cent., viz., to 724 1 worth. One of the jury said that in the immediate neighbour- N a Do. L Shares ..- ~.. 11 11 ro ad - - I. I ilh. I Ming I 14. 117 . VW* I Sales . tral railway shares It appeared from the evidence that the prisoner was in hood there were at least 20 cases quite as bad u the pre- N. 100 grand Trunk *Dias& I_o 50 161 the employ of the prosecutor, who reviles on a very sent. Those who were su ff ering were afraid to complain, 100 11 11 Da 2 4 1 14 1 414 - 11 . 8 1. 18 15 ..., 85,M01 1 AlamMee Limited) -. all '1 11 - to 89, respectively. I,rge business in Wandsworth, and has a num- lest they should find themselves bundled into the work- 1 00 " S a l Do. l)° ' l u i - j o d ' i 5 25 " 8 . 2008 8' . r s 46 ss WOW 1 Assio-ereaceikilia) / I par pin 4 - Iref of wen and boys in his service. On Boxing- house, and • good many would rather stop at home and die lo p s n D o , le • pet, m oc k_ 27 29 - WO 10 Aastr allay 2 1 Atlantic cable el mmos tio Ceps Copper Malted) 1 , - -re, - .1,,y one of the boys went to light the copper than enter the house. 100 att Do. 4th prer. Meek- 17 18Anal( when he found some ribs of beef, weighing about It was also stated that fever was continually braking at. 100 Cheat Millen ? 1061 107 xd WM - 71 7al 115 88.8m 9" 51 1 8 1 C• o °ls B , bootoloto •a 7L lA.d . „,ll 41 pi Ti du dia 8 : YelltP-rd&Y* ---`' Atlantic Telegraph 110. in the grate. lie was proceeding to take the meat out in Whitecrons-place. The room in which the d to an Do. gam • ger cent. - - - 10 Wt. the shop when he was met by the prisoner, who said cell' did not died was begrimed with filth ;the usg appear N U ; D o t Aso do. d 0. .. -- 1 11Pul Id - r i eg 1 De ec t i rttro, (U r e ele 14•4 ls perte 11-16 Ito 51. 1 11pm xd - wd 76.8w0 a 1 6 ... 0 . 1 4 . 714 . 4 ) it u . i . _ " Duel '." and snatched it front him and threw it in the to have been cleaned or whitewashed for the last 15 yarn . Bank shares are N. UJO 91 A.of ladfa7g. Irp7ci. 101 iO2 scil - xd egta 8 Palma (Lim i ted) . 1 all , 8 ..„, cupboard in the MOD'S kitchen. Subeequently a search The stench from some of the houses was at times Pouf. 88 um Do. 8 8 878 , e•• • „,,, •• 95 .1 - 1 4 8 asouttoo o kt i 1818-1 15-18 - are at 36 to 37 ;II t ea. male for the beef but it could not be found. terrible. all OA. Wagon M Canada 104 161 151 4 116 se - • Mr. Edwin, who defeaded, described the prisoner as a The jury returned a verdict " th a t the deceased was 100 an D ne S. 4. 941.pr0.187: 05 100 I _ •-• boy, when found dead on the floor from the mortal effects of ex- 10e MI Do. do. do. 1877-x. 90 92 • I 91 8.46. I lawn 1L11R 1 . 14 - all l I t I tai ' - ration , 414 to 421 ekete it spend* (Limited) - Ottoman, 14 to 1, Mr. Dolmen remarked that he was rather an old boy. haustion, accelerated by want of proper and suflicient 10 1 I,_ .___ t . Undbese - -- 411 • w e TAW 5 Lealtanlan 41 . ‘ °s 155• C"' ' l5. " at In In n int -- NAN 6 PaisuldLo a)Si 3 2 415 - to 55. When he wan Ifs he should have been offended if to bad nourishment." Lem called a lay . dt. ~.011 Da do. al do. . 92 144 Rd, - UMW 10 PontthendSlivwLead a* 9111 -• The shares of t Mr. Edwin said he had spoken to the prisoner, who h ad t 0 all Do. Fifth Is - - - 100,000 6 Port MUM) llf 14 - changed, at the I WRECKS ON THE NORTH EAST COAST. 50 MI Ifelli. and pa 's Bs 43 61 - I.saeitted not to repeat the offence. As Mr. Selmer be-12,000 60 Royal Othre Oopper - 411 - - ' - -.4.- 100 .en Do. Ip. eR, y. 199 99 101 - la ...I that the prisoner had been made a dupe . by other 25,106 1 ItsessOvende ria 1 i - Financial, 21 to 2; \WHITBY, FRIDAY. 100 I all De. ap. et, pay. 19M e 3 86 - 110,000 1 Scottish Anstrsl G l l :2l as /le - I persons he hoped the magistrate would deal leniently with General Credit, 24 Shortly after 7 o'clock yesterday evening (says St 1 10 e N. 6 .0106 0 -60 6161 D 79 in -_. 11,000 50 BR John dal Be, Lim OIN IA -. lam. S. St I all Oods&Bohilknod.s. 102/ 101 xd, 1011 r fir. Solmes told the magistrate that he had been robbed George W. finales, Esq.) the sloop . 'tawdry and . t e lO4 wo 5h ,,,,.. d e. .. par ip., .... •••• 43,174 50 mined makes sisl 114 - 34 to 4 per share, WSW 2 ValAntlgorla (L. 1 el Ns - 1 to a great extent. schooner Mulgiave were endeavouring to enter Whitby et all Po. :isolates - - 1 - lo torY le Vancouver Col (Len' 11 54dm .- The Russia ha • Mr. Dayman said he looked upon servants robbing Harbour, in tow of the steam tug Swan, but in Come- NI. 101 Wade r due. 5 per 100 102 id : -a4 4 04 10 val 8 . 880 • 818 m t 8 7 _ _, 216,50111. in specie • , their masters as a very serious offence, yor there mos t be trun k of a heavy sea on the bar, the steamer it, too Do. P.m des -- •• ire lea xcl 101 xd 88,808 , 8 woaboo 0 . 18(8880 . 8 82 ... .„, - pia 19m xd} - confidence reposed im them, and there was no excuse stryck the ier, thereby beak ' nr the tow room 20 15 De' 646 . 60 - - • because they were in good situations. It was the duty of and heooming p &tabled 'when t h e - two ' : = et. 100 Da ladatlit.ilealt. gy es id r - vas- 0 1. 105 Da Pea** de. _- 100 101 24 1 1504 lid re . : t W Tooko °lsl l, toutotio n2 (L154165 (780 ) •.• allou 4 I wo - 42000 3 Tadao...matins , Ilta. an 414 I :Mao-rant@ to protect the interests of their employers. oh drove on the beach north of the west pier. The is . let if they plundered them in the way in which he believed alarm was given and the lifeboat Lucy, belonging to the JCONT 01005. SANE& 2115C113,LAN1,00a. making a total of Consols are st ' butchers were robbed, it must tend to reduce their amount N ational Lifebo at Institution, was at once launched, and sio. IN. emus. 114, acisoms. f gum - me. TIM I Owosso* IPd I 4.11. Oben I saes. money, and 921, of reusuneration. rescued the crew of two men from the Industry, just in 00 , 050 ettele-NeettoeaTet.tL.• a 111 104 14 1 1 I 1 . The prisoner wee then fined 40a., with the alternative of Bask (1.1 m.)• -- 1 •11 1 1 les 1 1 1 time, as she was full of water when the lifeboat reached akee ° 10 64 e a O4 1 1 _ 68014 10 , no. 16,050 10 Ariglo•Memean Ill* ..! all IN usi 1 ma es• N. Atlantic TelagleDn •• • • 101 51 56 2 1 At Paris this m di one month's imprisonutent. her, c..i e,eintod theem mn L A young men named Gram( 111archrod, was afterwards ulgra aftenv ve ara whirh L was rh the e n lif so e m b : a d t istan a t poroff, M ama tu n Libida aha ss rEal ra -..: .-. o il& A A di rds -- le brought up also charged with being concerned in the ' dell andsaved her of two - ' •te I} pre xd 131 and which afterwards steam - . o am is lAarellaa 11.L.daPp.(L. 1 5 fAs - rpm 44 50:f4 0 2: ill i. , Autr =Do. eat...i....11006 96 17, 102 .1 1 2 4 1 O be pe tte lltea r. at 68fr. ▪ robbery. emu, lauding all in safety. 08.000 10 •' Angie Egyttu r ins.)-, sal 16 17 - m 000 10 • Anglo nal ( ted). 10 6 4 di. - 100105 10 lianneraliTsellitaMth! 3 laMs - eh About 7,000 a es The prisoner said he heel nothing to do with the meat. HCNSTANTON, NORFOLK, Fattier. w as , 4 , 3 awed ." . . aa e• - 47,000 10 lierrit waternocke (Is ) ela lat - into the Bank ye ea 13,010 10 Do. New i 4 1 2 prr -- Mr. Day man in that case could not deal with the case, A large vessel was soon upon the Woolpack Sand 10 .eue se . g e m e tnettPealiiilers an 110 12 -. IS :.nd said he must send him for trial. this morning (states C. W. Weedy, Esq.). The Licensed WOO 10 Do. New, Issued 1 pm.i I , 44 43 as -. 40,000 4 rooting_ Om (Limited), 011 442xd41 1 al The City of Bo ad -• Victualler lifeboat, of the National Lifeboat Institution, 10,010 U Sank 01 UM ,aL , llk - AIN 6Do DIU, MOO 60 UM* American lend' 46 II n 11 1 1 " Id - 112 , 0001. in sped _ . was immediately launched, and proceeded to her mist- 15 . 00 e r a ; lent 7 , °4 : 4 =g. .1 to i 8 $ pot dm4,790 flt. B. 51. Mae. Tel. (1..) -V I 1:: 1:: - New York tele n o r A communication from Rome, in the Corriere lime. When about two miles off the ship • snow K M '''' ems soucarimaccarany same se • Hilda N. America .... I all .48 60 - - a further sum cf e, .ir/te Marche, states that Cardinal Antonelll was attacked storm came on, and she was eon to turn upon t e , eee is, C . sk . l n dl i , Ans. chi n . en'' 584 113,0•0 ls leriadleatesa se !AWL) 14 2 1 41 ' -, ay 11- 1 - - U,OOO 10 lOmice Co= 10 9 Ipma at - Tho steamer 11 neuralgia while attending the funeral of Cardinal I.Tgo- her side, and when the storm cleared off nothing M I 16 Owl Ker.* laiWi. dal MI , 25 Uid 281 mi 12.0:001 N.l Ditto • I 't I°'. n .- in silver for Shit ay• a 21°' 1 a a 114 tst more was seen of her, and she is supposed to have drift. OM gl le .......----- -..1 1 -. as Intl, and that he hail to be carried to his apartment in the little M Oes MO Colonist ~21• 57 39 - 57,000. ID Chtnalt.ShipdtkCoalL. 5 15 --Os - ma Galle , and _lOl, a and gone down in deep water. The lifeboat picked , 1 „_ ~,,,i ializ il i ,ir 4 , par . 4 6-16 14,000 lO Alty theeount, Limited. 4 2 1441 s - as, I silicon, where medical aid was called for. In the mum up part of a long boat upon the suds with the name of the "OA"! 10 .."") - 3 . 8 8 .7, 1 Us mooo ta aitrottoodona.rro.(l.) $ 5 -- The rates of d tome 60 Last London (um, )lft,ol PO am ofmnen Isimo.g ) m le io m. - he:.me his duty is performed by lige Berardi, the alter ego sunken vessel, Penman, of Newcastle, on it. Happily mem o le 644 , 44• 6 40 6 4 . 4 .414 44 ) 6 - 61 4 - ell -- No - font are as fulls le ..t the cardinal and his substitute secretary. we have since heard th at ' the hands were taken of and m ug Is g 6 4 6 46 4 .4 a.m.., 10 4 2 me - 50 no. 1 6 40 00 ' 1 16 City of Moscow gas (L) el 10 II 101 Brussels, 2; at landed at Br, oicanter before the arrival of the lifeboat. It *lOOl le • so.eankAdeionstroL to 31 21 Us - au- A ties:en I /unreel AT ROcIiDALE. -fall Wednell- ' 'Hi g hness Roe SootoitAaaLekartii on 17 WOOS 50 City Offietied mi Lk i n.. may be mentioned that his Royal the Prince of seeeei 00 . -• ) - Amsterdam and he lip night the carriage of Mr. J. Ashworth, of Rochdale. Wales has just sent a oont lune'. of ten guineas in aid , 4,0 1 / 0 El HouaKomPtshaa.com, an , 1 1 - war ! se Celesta ( 10,000 110 Dn. - 5 ;and at St. Pt ,rat was shot at. Mr. Ashworth spent the day at the house of of the support of the lice n sed Victualler lifeboat, with kW" De ' riew •- -•• 3--I ...1 1 pm 18114 PLOWS le Owmastolallintostlas.; 6 yen 4 1_ ark his bruiser, Mr. G. L. Ashworth, Roach Mount, about half Woe .Its Imperialeenk(Ltos 11. 7 I The foreign m ,if : ~.ai. fmu t the town. Between nine and ten o'clock at his best wishes for its success 40,11011. 10 Imperial Ottoman -.., IA 11 i.%,,, 4118 ea 50, 9% 14 ! Goa otAtriesnidstr.(l.) e n um 126001 * l Oontineatal Co.Osa (L., an - steady. The on ark ' ;ht hi., coachman mot out for the purpose of fetching him CAISTOR, NORFOLK, FRIDAY. 0.000 it lonian 1 ell 56 16 I ll6OO 10 Do. - further consider ere I .101.. ,lust outside the town ho observed • man and os) 2.5 . Do. New le 14 dis - Tho Rev. G.W. Steward reports that the Calder ~.s,,Lei sal Loodmom sit w eed y) ) 4 if 04' .l - wool is ,Onp.ll.Nsg,Prel.Tlp.e. 50 6 1 -• ich woman walking along the footpath. When he bad gonna lifeboat, belt:Awing to the National Lifeboat Institution, was ", itteseee.lllo 'c.mthasd.tB77 A. Ai 103 106 . YAWN 400 D 0.60. a. Dth.,l9Maillyin sll IM 83 xd -wd 4110.000 , 0 . ~. ... i 4 .. a 1 . 4 , 10 . 4 _ - lid is subjoined or- ' , -w hundred yards further the carriage was fired at from this morning sent for from Wintertee, and has gone off, it is um, 60 11, 4 03 4.4 414 4044 .,u.(4, ) . is ,11 9 4 ,. 100.00111 10 C. lose. of V all - al SI 51 Amsterdam, 3 are and Brunk= 146;30 28 dl . - 21dia - 11.184 to 11.19 i ; I..hind Kelm stonework. The horse took fright, and the believed, to the assistance of a vessel on the Hasborough aspoo ;leo I London iu10a , 5 ,„. 6 • , ~, , 5 _ . „,“.,.... ~,, ~. ,„ . i ad 3 b in New 1 4 s - . . oilman was almost thrown from his seat. Thinking the Sands. The particulars of the service are not yet known. ts.oool NI Do. _ 1 1 5 1 4 5 9. _ • ° II 4 7 . 0 ;;,',7 1 7.7;;;; .. r . :.. i ' 0 ; 4 7 u - Antwerp, mons ilia . dent would alarm Mr. Ashwarth, the coachmau re- kOOO me , cas 1.110,011' SL -- 660. Prototypes MO 96 90 14 - 15.35 t o 28.40 ;H, - - - - - Mem 126 I Do. do . do.-- 114 1 legal - or ~ 6.1,1 from mentioning it till the following lay, when MN MO: OA De. 4p. et. Deb 100 Mt 104 xd - 1110 ; Berlin, Ca Lea, 1.. of the panels of the carriage was found riddled with A great number of skaters Mem m , the. MR Bank of Auld. 1 .11 118 II U 1 14 : 00• , 0 . „ A .,. ..... li. oe 7 8al ._ . A. ... _,..___, o pursued their ere' , rt.ele , so tondce sod C00nty.... 1 Use se - Now 110 'l.tootaLene,C.N MIL . 111 5 7 cl. - 4 15_ 5. 1.77 5 ,. _°, ly's ',II 20 bpd a w• - I. O. 15 • The matter has been placed in the heeds of the den on the lakes of the Bois de Boulogne and Vincennes, lleso Su Do.f. Da. at 5 ' I - NAM iIS I. India Irrig. 5 tan& 18 11 M 11. xd 171 d r 5 " 5 414 1 4 i . 555 1 U our- Hice.7l.ooo '6O , Mane Joint Stock. . .. 1 10 USI - wee ss Ebbw VII• 11 ..- .. .6 .. in aasMs - several ladies being anon' them. Every precaution Wee 0.400 1,0 . Do.Nowleanifp.none . pd It - - - 1,11111101 101 Newt.ap.e.lrloeroy La, 3 months, 1204 hen Tits: LEAliElts OF THE Peorix.-The force of cis - - do t is 8 , 0 .8 0 . a e.,,,,, • •,, , ,, ; „.. e is 9 10 - AWL WS 1072 412 " Des. all 90 91 20 1 i 12.50 • Trieste, egit- rutostances less repealed the heavy protective duty on taken to avert accidents, and crowds of spectators were 11 . 10.10,11411 Loa 5 & Woolen alas.) . 10 4 1 Lis -. 1 1 Dp. gee*, gua.orditto' 16 4 1 pi. - month ' ', 4 8 4 tte 48 4 t/ imp o Aural gifts, without which an hereditary aristocracy, aasentbled. %OM. 10 London& venom/ay ! ) 114 10 7Mt 01 - mat ~, i me i sa u„ se earet. t , 4 41 a• 1.- 3 imitB h B, .t o Ato s:,lt as that of old EngloueLl cannot exist. Even yet, noNi 69 71 nr i m Frutittrrur. AIAcCID92I7 . AT OXENHOI.II9.-Between ...M.L 96 1. 101 2 14 "" ° „„ 2, 0 7 1 , ° W,..7.i e 10 I ge it „ e l 41 40 i 6829,915. N. electric Telegraph .• lel 168 ma i - 3 ment h e, 44 8 ,,, 4 also . doubt , we are a cousitlersble distance from free trade in 10 and 11 o'clock yesterday Irbursday) morning, a fatal " 4 "'"' `•"' ' ' 1 " i r• --- Mesio 10 Do. New 15,00 106 Merchant Bank (lta.). 25 I 11 9 x.. 1 - sake" 3 menthe NAN 1 5 teg.dess,Copeor (Um a; # # # New taalities of heart and brain. Even yet the aristocracy accident occurred just outside the Ozenholme Railway s easse Ige u 444 , 4 orge&poenaocL) sell 9 7 dir - Ofeetaaaal 71 6 4 ..U , - dB) ; Soregmaa, 11)1011 have the best chance of getting the readiest and mut ,function, Westmoreland. A man panted John Cross, a *OOO 10 Metropolitsn tUmitiall ell 01 71 - 20.000 16 lest. sod 1 10,003 'IN Ewa BoottLhAtsda.( l 5 10 5 41. - months, VJ.4O 14 sae at v rotitzh• market foe their statesmanlike and soldierly platelayer, was at work on the line, and Dear him was an 4.000 Me Mldkorl Bask (1.64.) -se Ids par, - *NO l• rtistris - 29 . 60 , Naples, that wove If two men of equal ability, one the son of .. overlooker,Joseph Beard. Suddenly an engine wasobserved WOW 11 I 3 Mloald al 66111616160 1 6 -- WI - 00000 10 , Pare-st ( Warehouse 'it 1 4:. lo n .11 months. 29.40 to :lolly duke, the other the son of a grocer, enter parliament, the condo in bed - t - of themen, dth d 'ye w beard *Me 100 Retterial 0f_1.1501.., is g t toe mu emen, an •ne as ao N. Pro. a awake a- - - mkeee• no pracremt* um L; 74 04 1 1‘W e 29.60 , Lisbon, 91; scion of nohslav lets the prospect of a mat in the cainuet wh i at e og y eao tiwiy. Beard called to the platelayer to get 5415° . 1-- Wen •le Do. in - W as' Is Steam Na 16 20 us - as' eo Home *wools' it. a st spi. - dms. 511 to 514. lies, twenty years 6, fore the other: the one has a good chance out of the way, anti then he himself moved aside. The next um. se K e eton.' Bank ...., .... •us_. - -. 6,030 10 Voce( ong 5 Chins Os all sio -. The followir made of some day it Sag prime minister; the other has silliest moment be wan horrified to see Cross passing over the NAO. eb New Booth Wales--.. 1 all 46 47 48 100,000 20 11 totton's Bay &II 144 144 Id -. id Midland Railw tined I.•aw. tin tlu. other hand, the son of the duke is much less line. At the saute instant the engine dashed into the un- OM I M Muth Western -.......1 D- - --- seem t team owning (Liu 11 21 m• - - ilium, P....1y to be fl hard worker than the son of the groc:r. fortunate fellow, lifting him from his feet, and cansing 5 0 00 mg Oriental Bens Corp au 41 5 . 8 tio = 150,000 le Internat. Finsalloa(L. 5 2 4 2 gi. IWU Th e directne ss . the . At Eton and at ()amyl be finds it difficult to become a him to turn a complete somersault in the air. When 12110! Is troth.. BealdniCorp.(L) . 10 61 14 _ ... 969, 0 00 10 IlotereetLanCketlit 1 6 64 di - with raapaat toil t hee ,: . ~,,, l ing man, when boating and cricketing offer so insny • immediate rewards. When on coming to town, he takes eked up, the hotly was found to be doubled up, and Meos 100 TTOTDIC. of 12,104 --• 16 87 Re 7A 4,000 10 Do. do. New....' in - - ..... rruised in a shocking manner . Life was extinct. The de- NAN. N 1 seote Aesiralla- -- -' 541 IS 96 II -- 80,000 60 Italian Lang 60,000 20 I lts:lmm Wis. (Cao.Cliv all 21 I 5 11 el "• TA - zd and that many at - - explanations on I 1,00000 too , Do.ll p. a Pls. r. Da , all S 5 40 with (handers in the Temple, arid reads law as a preparation ceased leaves a widow and family to bewail his untimely 17.051 1011tand, of B. 11. Afriss.. 96 14 12 dis - Ann id ',Laud Symuitnellni.) 6 51 If 11 - half-yearly goner I wan f..r political life. he has to withstand a host of temptation. aw . t. _ 0 ,,. /41e. ,„„ mi 1 . Moo 100 Do. U. ma A6pmlo 8 6 die - WO IA itr.ofLAtdeanTratillac •10 7 t ,12. - call • a ppeal I state to idleness, to dissipation, and to vice. Contact with some ,-,_ ores ee ; Union of Amara. -... ai l 10 62 - 10000 16 ton. a Csisdon. IL (R. •5 7ti It. -. held at Dahl mica ..f . the ablest young men in the country soon tells him alto NARROW ESCAPE OP A RAILWAY TRAIN.-Un 10,0J0 : • los Union of loaned (Lbsi. tSe6 4 Ms - 10,800 10 • Lon.Consmlendalt(l. 11 21 1 1. .... hell. sat one • .... , that nothing short of eight or ten bones' hard work e day Sates , . Jones, ley night last the guard of the 5.10 train of Nest .auiWu of London --- - NM , A Lee& DierletTelerf& all 11 1 -.. to Ate fat _ _ . ... .. .1.- i 1....11.• anti tlendilo Railway. noticed. so soon as • • Can pending. 6 , 000 . 1 I , Da " 4 . ' 4 r . " •l * •11 Par i " m their reset al .. Vtirmul AMA. ,L No 11 ra. 7 Vootatorctaltroks(loa pm, of Atticanlfor.(l4. A lOootlnastal Cra-004(J 111 1 ,0ap.11.12ag..h0t.T42 4 .e .102 'C. of L0a.181877,41p.e WO Do. do. Int do., I 15 C. low. of ftemod L. i 141 Do.oillaarltloa( l ..) 114 ' IL °maid Pala% ;io ' Do. ermaa 'IT I SS el Do.4l P p. rof et. Pout DR) I D I 20 .2.astarn AMP= Tea (1 1 id • kindlaLand,C.& FUOL i 1 10 L. India Do*. a tlaoall • Mglow Vote.... ....•IN Egypt.ap.olr ps. lfor•y La., br 1 i I Do. Saip, rut. ll7Ptian or ditto' 1100.610 * ligyptioavuossiod.,o. 41129,515. IS 'Lactate tedigraph . 14a* 10 Do. Now 10,0051 5 021,.*AtioCoppor (Us *OOO 16 leas. and fora6pCmil 10,0% 'IN Oos.*Soottlabllsda.(l *NO HI ottotrn SAN * ,Voroat(jaretio ale j e olo 161,0110• 10 ILsoralerodlttUfo L; MAO; 15 Moan Na 14 Wm' so Hone t4.l7plooisl 5,0)0 10 Illotagons 10.000 20 illtiaoes Bay *AM 1 Jodie& 002221111 (Um I 150,000 IS :ntornat. Floattiloo.(l4 /16,000 as IlatarsatiainderadliL *OOO 64 halloo Land 50,000 1 Dalian Wis. (Coa.Cay LOOOOOO 1 20 00 , Do. It p.o. Woo. 107 - , *or Id !Laud Soctuitio(Lita.) , 4... , 0 1.6 ID.od.AMean Tht 10,4)00 70 Lou. & Widen. 1(t . r MOO 10 'Leu.Consqlond 4ll .(L 11,00• , 5 'lewd. Dl0rletTo601)( 1 4. 5.00 0 1 I Do. het,* pot aft 0,000, 60 .Lood. alma. &IA kL. ULU' 4 Good. (6 . Orolb 11 a(1 ) Moo SO Load.aolasg.6oLCo.( l . 10,410 0 10 ILoadL Rovlsololliars . 401000 St. -Wad roolsrloa. a Canal, , i lip et.a.byiediabOOT. II MIN 10 11larilloslora, Boa. AO* to , Malls. IsSor T• 1. 1 1-1-1 a &NO 1• 111oroboat SOWS* (L r NANO St 15111walll.Ld.aDuoloL ita 60 0 00 410 :11111.4111roatTorlro. _. .).2 *6OO 10 'Natal Mad & Col.C. (L.. IMMO 26 iNatlooal DD. Coo. (L. 11101 10 NadalailhoLlarhaill 7501/ 10 INatialaSia••• MI, I. al 1000 to III•tbs&14•00•1 011 ort..1 WM 10 SowCoooolidat.Dlo L. i I I 51,000 6 "Sew Vae)ra4a. Limited in 100,000 100 N.Zealand(Aoddand), if p.e.Ln.lliscoloolfilt el WO * 0...4uatal La si.sts.„ . 4 15,000' 01 'N.ZoalsoSta Lomita.; I Awe lo NortheradoolooThatL., 4 *SOO 1... • Do. B 101 CALM St. 'ILDrio. Sul:alai= (14,101 *ON 10 N.SattAllorosiLla.(L 41 *IN 26 Meal Mari* ~ Dloont I 1 10,000 II Dr6MaalaandlilaAn. lo KM II OrislooleastlAushod) ol *NO li 1 Do. Now WOO 10 Otago& &Wood lava% MOW 1 'OWN* Gm (I.lmltod • r KM' II !P000nsILILBIL; **l 5 I Do. do.„ . *MOW N. 'ftsuucusiailieli ) , moo; so Toorrokr&OJSms , WOO 61 I Do. dr J la *Olllll SO Iro* Ins --- r a o. Nes DOW 11 111•J.011/1osstor.(L) 1 l* 110 olioloren &a (Um) a WWl* Illord Mambos. I 10 aniVIS,III. Bo*Asin. Inert (Lira lb Ibtallass.iltiorliql I. Mlll.Ali z i a l . II al St Slormisleoltiogna.. 12 i 1 1 Do is. * CoLearinsallaa. l a la ,Thoomorl I DS 'DastASA&ll.3rat 1 II I.&LOs. SO Trlifortailihootr r llitdt.Aimensiloorpiv; 0 IlOatto4B.SassOrpo; a 6 Do, le nor %EL pl.! a * ITolvroAsirbolortlo) \ & 1 0 Up per ver A,7 TN-- a 10 Vor Di0rg414, 0,41. 01 (1.1 2 100 SO Viand ilrosso Car r ii 11 ill Wodlaßlorrallas Ur • Oa pearr. A great number of skaters pursued their exer cise on the lakes of the Bois de Boulogne and Vincennes, several ladies being among them. Every precaution was taken to avert accidents, and crowds of spectators were aasenibled. FRlti HTFUL ACCIDENT AT OIENROLIME.—Between 10 and 11 o'clock yesterday ( Thursday ) morning, a fatal accident occurred just outside the Oxenholme Railway Junction, Westmoreland. A man named John Cross, a platelayer, was at work on the line, and Dear him was an overlooker,Joseph Beard. Suddenly an engine was observed coming in the direction of the men, and the driver was beard whistling frantically. Beard called to the platelayer to get out of the way, and then he himself moved aside. The next moment he wae horrified to see Cross passing over the line. At the sauce instant the engine dashed into the un fortunate fellow, lifting him from his feet, and canning him to turn a complete somersault in the air. When picked up, the body was found to be doubled un, and bruised in a shocking manner. Life was extinct. The de ceased leaves a widow and family to bewail his untimely Jortrnal. NARROW ESCAPE OP A RAILWAY TRAIN.—On Satunley night last. Jones, the guard of the 5.10 train of I the Llanelli and Llandilo Railway, noticed, so soon us they had got about five or six hundred yards from the Carmarthen nation, a number of sparks flying pest his window. The train was stopped, and it was found that one of the first-class compartumate was on fire. Two ladies and a gentleman were in it at the time, but they were rescued unhurt, and the flames were soon extin guished. The fire, it seems, bad been caused through a i q uantity of fireworks the gentleman had with him at the time having become ignited.—Carmarthen Journal. THE SWAYESEY OCTRAGR.—The only additional particulars we are enable.' to present to our readers in con nection with this affair is. that the poor man lies in an unconscious state, and it is the opinion of Mr. Bituipetsmil. surgeon, of Cambridge, who was called in by ' Mr. Daniell', surgeon, on Thursday, that the unfortunate sufferer cannot long survive. tip to a late hour yesterday (Friday) afternoon he was still in a sinking condition, and beyond uttering a word or two during the week he has displayed no sign of returning consciousness. The police have been very active in endeavouring to trace out the author of this diabolical outrage ; but as yet their efforts have not been successfuL A great many people I have been to see Williams, but the medical men have now prohibited anyone doing so. The investigation by the police is still being actively carried out under the superin. tendence of Deputy Chief-constable Stretten, who will , feel obliged for any information or suggestion that can be forwarded to him likely to give a clue as to who was the offender. —Cambridge Independent. THE IRONWORKERS ' STRIKE.—The struggle be tween the ironworkers of South Yorkshire sad their em ployes still continues. The men wen as determined es ever not to accept the ten per cent redaction. In mag two instances have there been say Wpm of wavering. et Mr. Wbittam ' s, Wakefield, sad the Midland Werke. Masbro', where the men offered he nem, work at the reduction, provided they wen paid the obi vats al wags should the strike elsewhere be saueeskl. It is only in the case of the Wakefield inaverkes, however, that these terms have hen rested hulls swaballim I At the meeting, on Tuesday. the Weiniski ospremaaletive said that his fellow-workmen wield add Ilse sehestisa to the death," if it were se daibied, sad theirsokesquad change of policy bay therefore. sensed 11•181111 WON spinet them amen; the adman. el the atdien ha rli: an undoubted fact that, were the ass he duped eekb ea their own reeourees they could mks& est but a wag scorer time, but it is said that the knewesions et the walk et England and South Sailkedibe will nada then dare mach aid sa if they belonged te die miss. The striae is already esudag mask distrai sad degrades al bulares in the &Wrist 0111 AT KAiTIIR RAILWAY.—After the Oldie of od=ef yesterday', meeting the awandei la the were filled up in amordasee with the racer meadatione el die esousittee. 'PHE LEADERS OF THE PEOPLE.—The force of cir rumstances line repealed the heavy protective duty on n aural gifts, without which an hereditary aristocracy, hao that of old England,' cannot exist. Ewen yet, no dubt, we are a cousiderable distance from free trade in ~aalities of heart and brain. Even yet the aristocracy have the best chance of getting the readiest and moot ',rentable market for their statesmanlike and soldierly wares. If two men of equal ability, one the son of a duke, the o , hrr the son of a grocer, enter parliament, the scion of viol...lay has the prospect of a seat in the cabinet twouty year, More the other: the one has a good chance i.f some clay Is ing prime minister; the other has almost in the other band, the son of the duke is much less 1:!.cly to lea hard worker than the son of the grocer. /it Eton and at Oxford be finds it difficult to become a I,..eling man, when boating and cricketing offer so many immediate rewards. When on coming to town, he takes (+smilers in the Temple, and reads law as a preparation he. political life. ho has to withstand a host of temptation* , to idleness, to dissipation, and to vice. Contact with some f the ablest young men in the country soon tells him also t!,at nothing short of eight or ten hours hard work a day for >.a rs will put him on an intellectual level with his ileheitn rivals. The prizes for which these men struggle • t the bar, or in parliament, are so brilliant, that in epode inz phrases, the " pace" is tremendous; and if a young h 'low has a title, an assured position in society, a hand some allowance from his father, and the certainty of falling lair to some thousands a year, we cannot wonder that he declines to work like a dray-horse is Kiug's Bench-walk, Inner Temple. or in the oominittee-rooms of the House of Commons. Nor can we wonder that his ambition lessens with advancing years. If at twenty he aims at the pre miership, at twenty-two his ambition is very likely to soar uo higher then a ftecretaryship of state. At twenty-five it may have come down to a junior lordship of the Admi ralty, whose chief duty is "to cheer the minister." At thirty it is, peiteps. content with a seat for one of the f ,mily borouehm, and with the prospect of place at sonic, future time when billiards shall have lost their charm, and u bluebook shall hare more fascination than the Rarin9 rotendor. So. between late hours, brandy and seltzer, Pall-mall and Newmarket, the chances are that the son of a duke, inetead of going to the Treasury bench, will go to a very different sort of place. —Primer's dfsoariac for January. TILE PLEASURES OF OPPOSITION AND THE Pi.rAst•iire or OFTICe.—" I believe I did right to accept °thee," Mr. Monk said to him one day, as they sat tether on a rock close by one of the little bridges over the. Linter. " Indeed, unitise a man does so when the bona. of the office tendered to him are made oompatible with his own views, be declines to proceed on the open path towards the prosecution of those views, A man who is combating one ministry after another, and striving so imbue those ministers with his convictions, can hardly decline to Income a minister himself when be finds that those convictions of his own are henceforth—or at least for some time to come,—to be the ministerial convictions of the day. Ito you follow me ?" " Very clearly," said " Yea would have denied your own chil dren had von refoaed." "haler indeed a man were to feel that he was in some way unfitted for office work. I very nearly provided for my 'elf an escape on that plea ;—but when I came to sift it I thought that it would be false. But let me tell you that the delight of political life is altogether in opposition. Why, it is freedom a ga inst slavery, fire against (day, move ment against stagnation ! The very inaccuracy which it permitted to opposition is in itself a charm worth more than all the patronage and all the prestige of ministerial Power. You'll try them both, and then say if you do not agree with me. Give me the full swing of the benches below the gangway, where I needed to care for no one and could always enjoy myself on my lege as long as I feli that I was true to those who sent me there I That is all over now. They have got me into harness, and my ghoul de‘ rs are sore. The oats, however, are of the best, and the 4 t7is unexceptionable."—St. Paters Magazine for Jouster,. 1 I le ir . I 11 1 Par } . 1110 la do 7 10 ll - , 10 161 u 1 i it' 90 100 102 Id I 9 9 4.• in 1 to ill 30 00 rlO SO 40 4 _ -d, 7 41 I 6t O IP 11 4 3 .1. - I 1 1114 ' 1 .13. • .SI 141 • • m ice I II „. r 6 1 • 6 4 6{ le w 1451 141 lll I 15 10 gm I 1 11 15 6 1 7 II id ver 21 4 6 11 MIS si.i. 44 4 1 ir is s 4 - a is - a 14 a a we al al it It= SS ST Itl Of 75 14. 18 a - ti S pm O 1-1.1 1• it h : ..... i Ilb ... 4 1 11 1 i al a 4 = girl NON Nove pitmasiimis W 114•711, Ovig 411 MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) --..--- 011 osOwas. There is little business to-day in public securi ties, and prices exhibit very few changes. The tone of moat of the markets, however, is slightly firmer, the adviees from the Continent being re garded as less unsatisfactory. At the same time it is anticipated that some moderate investments may be made in the English funds after,the payment of the dividends on the Bth inst., and that a portion of the 600,0001. in gold now awaiting disposal, including the amount reported to-day from New York, will be sent into the Bank next week. Consols are firm at the improvement of yesterday. Two or three of the English railway stocks have advanced, but foreignbonds, as wallas banking and financial shares, are without variation. In the discount market to-day the best paper is taken at n per cent., or } below the Bank minimum. The charge for loans in the Stock Exchange on English government securities is 1 to 11 per cent. Consols are quoted 921 to }, ex div., for money, and 92 3-16 to 5-16, ex div., for the new account (February). The Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents., are firm, at 92 to 921. In the railway market this morning Caledonian stock was in demand, and rose 11 per cent., but has since relapsed to the last price of yesterday. South-Eastern and Berwick are i t to } better, and the other lines show steaainess. Subjoined are the quotations :—Metropolitan, 115} to ; Great Western, 44 to ; London and North Western, 1131 to 114 ; Midland, 1031 to ; Lancashire I l and Yorkshire, 1224 to ; Caledonian, 711 to f ; South Eastern, 674 to 1 ; Great Eastern, 304 to ; Great Northern, 106 to 107 ; ditto A, 1081 to 1091 ; London, Chatham, and Dover, 171 to 181 ; North British, 331 to 34 ; Brighton, 48} to 1 ; Berwick, 981 to 99 ; and York and North Midland, 911 to 921. The speculative foreign stocks are without alter- ation. Turkish of 1862 are quoted 561 to 571, ex, div. ; ditto of 1865, 30 to } ; Greek, 12 to ; Spanish New Three per Cents., 34 to }, ex div. ; Portuguese scrip, 1 to f prem. ; Italian of 1861, 41* to 4; Egyptian of 1864, 84 to 86 ; and Mexican 151 to 4. United States 5-20 bonds have receded } par cent., viz., to 721 to 4, but Erie and Illinois Cen tral ailway shares are unaltered at 48 to 1 and 881 to 89, respectively. • Atlantic cable shares are firm, at the advance of yesterday. Anglo-American, 191 to 1 ; and Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. Preference, 41 to 51. Bank shares are inactive. Union of London are at 36 to 37 ; Alliance, 12 to it dia. ; Imperial Ottoman, 11 to 11 dia., ex div. ; Oriental Corpo ration, 41} to 421 ; and London and County, 54 to 55. • The shares of the financial companies are un changed, at the following prices :—lnternational Financial, 21 to 21 die. ; London, 23 to 22 dia. ; General Credit, 21 to 21 dia. ; and Credit Fonder, 31 to i per share. The Russia has arrived from New York with 216,3001. in specie, and the Virginia with 69,500/., 1 making a total of 286,0001. Two o'Cuxx. Consols are steady, at 921 to t, ex div., for money, and 921, ex div., for the account. 1 At Paris this morning the Three per Cent. Rentea 94 opened at tkifr. 42c. for the account, being se. better. About 7,000 sovereigns from Lisbon were sent into the Bank yesterday. The City of Boston, from New York, has brought 112,0001. in specie. New York telegrams announce the shipment of a further sum cf 300,0001. in gold for Europe. The steamer Syria will take to-day 10,6451. di , in silver for Shanghae, 3721. in gold fur Point de Galle, and 3001. in gold for Alexandria. The rates of discount now current on the conti nent are as follows : - At Paris, Li per cent.; at Brussels, 2 ; at Hamburg and Frankfort, 21 ; at Amsterdam and Berlin, ;at Vienna,4 ;at Turin, 5 ; and at St. Petersburg, 8 per cent. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were steady. The only alteration of importance was a further considerable movement against Italy. The list is subjoined : Amsterdam, 3 months, 12.01 to 12.1 ; ditto, short, 11.181 to 11 . 191; Rotterdam, 3 months, 12.01 so 12.1 ; Antwerp, 3 months , 25.35 to 25 . 40; Brussels, 3 months , 25.35 to 28.40 ; Hamburg sad Alton, 3 meths, 13.94 to 13.10 ; Balie. Cologne, ter., 3 months, 6.261 to 6.27 a St. Petersburg, 3 months, 32 to 311 ; Paris . short, 25.121 id to 25.221; ditto, 3 mouths, 25.30 to 25.35 ; Marseilles, 3 months, 25.30 to 26.33- Prenkfort-on•the•Maine, 3 months; 1201 to 1201 ; V(enna, 3 mouths, 1 3•'! fu 12.50 • Trieste, 3 months, 12.45 to 12.50 ; Madrid, 3 month's, 481 to 481 ; Santander, months , , 481 to 481; 3 mentlui,49 to 481; Seville, 3 49 to 481 Malaga, 3 months, 481 to 48} ; Valencia, 3 months, 481 to 463' Sm oak," 3 months, 481 to 481 ; Bilbao, 3 months, 481 to 481 ; S a ra g ems , 3 mouths, 481 to 481 ; Leghorn, 3 months, P. 1.40 to 29.60 ; Genoa, 3 months, 29.40 to 29.60 ; Naplos, 3 months. 29.40 to 29.60 ; Palermo, 3 months, 29.40 se 29.60 ; Mersin, 3 months, 29.40 to v. 60 ; Li s bon, 90 days' date, 511 to 511 ; Oporto. 90 days' date, 511 to 51j. The following circular has been issued by the Midland Railway Company : The directors, finding that some mieapprehension exists id with respect to the intreitee in the capital of the company, and that many shareholders are desirous to have farther explanations on the subject at as earlier period than the half.yearly general meeting In February, have resolved to call a special general meeting of the propreters, to be held at Derby, on Wednesday. January 15, at pared one o'clock, when they will be pin to give full explanations upon the matters contained their recent circular. In proposing an large an increase of capital, the dinners tea determined to postpone ea long as possible the prosecution of the new lines, except thorns which are alrmdy far advanced towards completion, &stn.. butin over a more lengthened period the expenditure to xd which the company is committed, and they will be pre pared, if necessary, to appiy to parliament in the session el 1809 f ee an extension of the time at present allowed feel the eenetrectioa of the works. On an occasion ei se Ewa importance to the interests of the company. the diseseme strongly urge the shareholders to attend the mestkeg to I person, and after hearing the explanations given, judge fee themselves what measures are best fitted to maintain the prosperity of the company. The Caledonian Railway traffic return shows this week a decrease of 1,3741. compared with the cor responding period of 1868, and the London end South Western an increase of 1,9321. The traffic receipts of the Atlantic and Great Western Railway for the first week in December were 79,034 dolls., being 14,742 dole. less than in the corresponding week of last year. The annual meeting of the proprietors of the National Bank will be held on the 28th inst. Subjoined are the (rotation , of insurance, gas, and dock shares, as given in the Stock Exchange list of last evening : Insursnee--Coramuradal treica, 41; Eagle, ; Liver pool sad Leaden and Globe (1L Ananit.), 201_; North British and Mercantile, 161,15, 1 ; Poomix,lo4; Universal Marine (Limited), 41, 1. Osslight and Coke-Burepean (New), 7 ; London, 63 1; 1 Wedmionor Chartered, *Lox di , . D oc k s - London and St. Katherine, 51. The particulars are published of a number of bonds of the Egyptian Government Loan of 1862, both first and second braes, which were drawn en the Ist inst., and are to be paid off at par on the Tat of March next. Mews. Brown, Shipley and Co. have given no tice that the subscription for the issue of 1,000,0001. ot mce:stbonds of the Panama Railroad Con doned to-day. Pa Vith reference to the Ottoman Five per Cent. General Debt, the Imperial Ottoman Bank have given notice that the Ottoman government have extended to the 7th inst. tbe date to which they are to accept decimations from holders that they wish to receive their dividend due on the 13th inseam& 1.1 ... - a ?olio ,- Ist 166 a ear roues , vula ideas* &PP." PUS LIONS at tb• -Saar sad his owls kriAties ere', ea ted.ao ordia!/ Lis pygL' ;;kiaitic objwi work in t work i r e found _to any ,epos to found , congre• wh, and given foe ho dined , i s 22ver. of Ire : , and, bto cotleod• • If. Thai be of 1,1% erenoe arr resented* belt hthe»ll a ; he b the lielso- Syria bad rating the men; sad, it : an infesine. e also took re returnall! .—Bombay PORRION II lailattliat. 181 1. .11= 11 an Fra.(L47p.a f l a n Rdella Juittfoa 10 I 11. lata' AAywall.A.Tp.al(L) 110 all p rgentina d IC°LiDa sll nalsoicaa 100 8 1 Desab= dt wltPk(l:)l 111 Dula • • 10 all ........... 00 , an swan 6o inaraima Olatral (LI an Gnat Igisboias 10 110 I all ilanltam-0001sowlla (14 10 011 Yea eau (14 00 I all Nasatlaiso 1 Sy the 10 all D 0.14.0.111. ( Dais. goo 10 ' all Northers at Yraao• 10 ' al] N.Zallt a ttrjtota 10 Do. 10 I all t ltatratelsa beak Prot all Moms (amproa.Udla 100 an Prefa,Lyor,awl l l• olo . $ a 0 Pole owl Orleans —. to an 'mane * Itrasola..(l.) SO 10 Royal Illardadaa I ell Royal laralfah I all De. pot oast. 10 la ;lirobrit sad Yaw Isla! Ds 110paraniProt 10 all am !talo(L) g. 7 pre et. 111 a 1 ILAaal*Laaa. Vaimaian 10 II South fast of Portugal 10 an bathers of Yuma._ 10 all Turas sad Simms SI an w.w Madan 10 I all De. be roe aw l FM. ti all Waste SAE of rm.* • Call p 1 1 1 1 1 is io nt•l id d i toi 18 . 18 dls 4 6 11 14 I 44 47 9 4 3 Se 14 36 NI S 6 9 10 7.di , 14414999449941 K S 1 0 ;119. or& illamem OMsot Isiboneg efts! IL 111 10 Mom.. OS I 99 • it it is De • SID eL M 5 016 14 asi Ds 40 90 M. bred r M 44 , Ma SIL94. IS 194 994 • L IS 96 4 Weak I p. •L $ US 7 p. 04 Se * 1P *P Va 5.114.4, 114 11 1M Tart. IS 3 S 4ie al - P1 go. MI I II id 16 17 zd N Sa N HO lii 19 in :a l ... Zi ~~ —~ sl•~ re ne 1 . * 7% Si. iIIDAT EVIININS. Commie, which closed yesterdayst 911 "buyers," both for money and neat Tuesday's settlenwiest, opened this morning at ail to 92, and closed at 92/ to 1. The Three per Conte. Rednoed and New Three per Cents. were quoted st 3 o'clock 91 to 92. The official business report is is Mows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 91 2, 11, 2/, er div.; ditto, for account , 911, 2, , ex div.; Three per Cents. Rednoed, 911, ; New Three per Cents., 911, 1, 2 ; Annuities, 1 121,1 ; India Stock, shut ; ditto Five per C ent., 1 1 , 111, 11, 1, ex div. ; ditto Four per C ent . , 11, 100 ; ditto Five per Cent. "enfaoed rapes paper, 103/, ; ditto Bonds, 358., 338., prem. Indian government securities were steady, ex cept India Bonds, which are still offered, and weee dealt in at the reduced quotation of 33e. to Us. prem. Exchequer Bills were dull, at 225. to 265. prea. There was a slightly increased demand fat foreign stocks. Chilian of 1867 improved 1 psi cent. ; Turkish of 1868, ; Greek Coupons sad Portuguese, ; and Spanish New Three per Cents. and Mexican, g. On the other hand, ltalisa (Maremmana Railway) declined 1 per cent. ; the Five per Cents of 1861, ; and the Viceroy d Bits Loan, Egyptian Nine per Cent. Scrip was last quoted to it prem. ; Portuguese Scrip, to f prem.; and the Honduras Government Railway Loan, to 1 prem., ex coupon. Bank shares were unaltered, with the exceptica of a rise of 11. in London and Westminster. MINDI3.-(71118 DAY.) On o'CLooi. British mining shares are in request to-day, and prices have improved in several cases. Annexed are the quotations : -West Chiverton, 664 to 674 West Great Work, 3} to ;Now Lovell, 7s. 6d. to 10s. ; West Drakewalls, i s. to 9s. ; Chiverton Moor, 5} to f ; East Basset, 114 to 124 ; Prince of Wales, 545. to 565. ; Draltowalls, 10s. to 12s. 6d. Clifford, 54 to 6h ; West Caradon, 10 to # ; and North Downs, 16e. to 17s. St. John del Rey shares are in demand, and have improved 11., viz., to 57 to 59, but Don Pedro have declined 55., the present price being 24 to 2} prem. Anglo-Brazilian are at par to prem. ; Pestarena, dis. to prem. ; Chontales, If to 1 dis. ; Rossa Grande, to ft ; par to f prom. ; United Mexican, If to 1 Frontino and Bolivia, to 4; Port Phillip, to 14; Central American, f du. to par ; Anglo-Argentine, fto prem. The subjoined report on the metal !market is from the circular of Messrs. Von Dadelszen and North : We have no change to report in any of our markets during the past week ; in fact, business has been to a great extent suspended. Iron : Welsh iron is unaltered in v.ilne. Pending the quarterly meeting of the Staffordshire iron masters few orders have been given out. Scotch pig Iron has recovered to 525. Cal. cash. Copper : The market for this metal is very dull, and there seems little prospect at present of an improvement. Prices of foreign are quite nominal. Chili offered at 671., and Lots ingots at 721. Tin: An average amount of business has been done in Straits, from 87/. to 87/. 10s., according to quality. Hance is neglected. In Holland the market is inactive at about 5.1 f. English tin dull. Tin plates are irregular and very dull. Lead Ii dull at IW. for good English pig. Spelter Very little busioeu reported. Prices of Silesian ale quite nominal-2W. to 25/. ; and B. 19/. 17s. lid. to 201.; lleb • 19/. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. TALLOW MAKKLPT.—(THIS DAY.) The market steady. Spot, 435. ; January to March, 4 Is.; March, 435. 6d. ; April to June, 43 5. 6 d. ; October tit Dee., 445. 6d. BLARKKT AVIPAGEA.—Toini tallow, 44a. ; fat dtto, 2s. 2d. ; yellow Romig, 445. 3d. melted stu ff , 32.. ; rough ditto, 17a. 3d. ; greases, ISa. ; good dreg, 14. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Mr. Charles James Easton reports trade at the fol io wing prices, viz.:—Prime clover, 103 e. ; inferior ditto, 70s. to 1108. ; prime hay, s4s. ; inferior ditto, Zrtai. to 70s. strew. 30s. to $4.4. COVENT GARDEN.—(THIS DAY.) Tr.& is still dull. Though importations of foreign goods continue heavy, there is a want of a brisk wile for them. Good samples of hothouse grapes are still fetching fair priors. fit. Michael oranges are now arriving in fine con dition. Pens and apples comprise the usual varieties in season. Chestnuts continue to be supplied in large. quan tities. Potatoes have nut altered in price since our lust report. Asparagus realises high prices. Flowers chiefly consist of orchids, Chinese primulas, pelanconiurna. mignonette, early tulijw, poinsettia pulcherrinia, on/ MM. FRUIT. rears, per des., 2s to 4s Vine ApphO, per 1b..... to Gs litestuuta, per bushel, I,s to Woluuto, per bushel, 10s to its Apples, par bushel, Os to Be I Cob outs, per lb., Is (leaves, per lb., 44 to Fs Lemma, per 100, 2.6 d to 75 melons, t.. Octave, sew, per 100, YI VEGST. Artichokes, per doe . Si top Arpersens,perburdle, se to 50e Beens,Khliwy. p lOU, re to Se I Beet, per dce , Is to 2a Cabbage*, per dor , le 3d to Is enrrota. per hooch, IA to 64 Celery, per bundle, Is to le 6d Cucumbers, each, le to is Endive, per wore, le 64 to Si Genie end Shellots, pea lb , ed Herbs, per bunch, 2.4 to 441 floes Badteh P.amd.,:r to be Leeks, per bunch, C.l to 44 In-Mutes, per mom, le to le 64 CARLE& Mint. per bunch, 441 , Mushrooms, p putt ,ls Id le la I °Mona per bush, la to tm ParllliPS, per dos., W to Is Pander, per bunch, SIM td Potatoes, York Regents, F. in 1.30 s IA Hoe Rocks, do., 100. to Ma Flukee,lllos to IWe Other aorta, 7:4 to see Seskale, p. punn., 0 6.1 to Pi Pi npluach, per bush-, Is Tomatoes, per dna , I's to 34 Turnips, per bunch, 3d to ad PROTMCIAL BEARE MARKETS. LITICITOOL. JAN. 3 Sates to-day : Caledonian. 091 I 21 70 i 4--Great Eastern. 291 30 I—Lasenshlre and Yorkshire. 1224 $4 —tondos and North Western, 1134 14 Metrolsl 141—MambeekT. Sheffield, Li and mmlnshire, 442 1 4—politan, 11 ester 31 —Midland, 1034 41 —Mouth Nukes, 67 4—Mandi, Sheffisid. and Lincolnshire, E 6 pref. 6 per cent ., 6 3-1 n —Unitad States 3-20 May 1. Nov. 1. 7211—treat Luxembourg shares. men Insurance. — At inatk Telegraph per cent., 41 IT.-10 INritish and Irish Magnetic Ye chapel 3.1.0 ,4 .4 101 , Li m 4 d 1201—N all nisi Steam mhip Company ,LimPed„ 7 3-16. JAN. 3.—Markst opened considerably lower; anbeennently, however. an Improvemrnt took place, e1...1ug not quite at the best. Atlantic Telegraph pref. m per cent.. 37 Lnledostian, 6.4 9 4 ftl7o 2 7u—ConslblaW Bank (Lol . p —Great FAUeaerf, Tei 301 4—ftreat Luxem bourg, VS—Great Northern (A), lffif--ftrand Think of Canada, 131—Oreat Wedeln of Canada, IQ—Great Western, ^4—Lanca- Mks and Yorkshire, 123 3 We s ern. Brighton, and South Coast, 04—London and North Western. 1131 14i 2-I.l.ftbester and Comity Bank Limited', 34 p.—Manehester. Sheffield. and Lincolnshire, 44 4 e 2—M ti erpoliten, 115 -Midland, 103 allg4l 31—Nortt ....y ),43.3,W.iuth .ernu..tal.73lp2. —lnked States 3-20 Tears Bonds, 724. 3111111103.111, JAN. 3—The trmaistikess In this market to day included Gloucester When Mares, fifth imue. at Is. Closing prices : Mklland Beltway stock, buyers, at 1034; pr m. and Severn Junction Railway shares, sellers, at 22 North :Watford 6 per cent buyers, at 21: Droltsrh.h Canal, seller, at 166: Shropshire Bank, sellers, at $2 ; Britannia Mills Limited`, at 14 ; Midland Wagon Mares, mikes, at 92 ; and lienddol Slate and Slab shares, at 1 1 tbs. BMWS. JAS. 3—Three per Cent. Comelal 924-New Three per Cent Block, 914 4—Ditto for amount, 7. 914—iffito fur New Account. 011 1 4—lndia 4 per Cent, Oct 162. Stock, transferable at the Bank of Ireland. 221—Bank of Ireland (4100 2331-11lbernian Banking Company ( 428 p aid), :Nil— Men gear Bank Minified) .234 paid), 44 6—National Bank (230 paid', and—ubl s (100 in n (11 00 Mid). 293—ftrest Southern a Western 1 paid ) , 264—Midland Great Western and Railway Canal 11100 paid), 261—Widerfonl and Umtata I per cent. riodeematio, ail pad, O. Manic Exruncre.—The trunk recaipta of rail ways in the United Kingdom amounted, for the week ending December 28, on 13,146 m iles, to 703,61.1., and for the corresponding week of lath year, on 12,831 mike, to 673,0231., showing an increase of 315 mile. end 30,5061. The groan receipts on the following 13 n dlways amounted, in the aggregate, on 9,497 miles, to 592 , 8411 ., and for the ootreopondbig week of 1886, on 9,242 miles, to 567,0311., showing en increase of 255 miles and of 25,8101. The increase on the ()rest Eastern ' amounted to 2.0791. ; on the Great Northern to 2.0831. ; on the Great Western to 5,2861. ; on the Lesseshire and Yorkshire to 2,047/. ; ea the London and North Withers • 3,1881. ; on the Londoo, Brighton, and Knuth Coast to ZB9ll. ;on the London and Booth et to 1,905. ; on the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire to 2851. ; on the Midland to 6,364/. ; on the North British to WC • end oa the South Eastern to I,3Bol.—total, 28,1431. • but from this meek be de ducted 1,374 f., the dismiss en the Caledonian, and os the North-lbasteni kaaetog the increthe as them 25,1218. s T il lter nod missed trees en the Vass sotoostot be MIL, end fee the meremeading_ _week ad UM le , sbowieg as immense et 9,4381 The sooolplo for mosigen, panes. Me, amounted m 271,4004, ; ambit 10`81,0111i, elcsw ea Weems of 1‘9721. The, toile reesipis ea El otter limes emeantsd, on VW itiloo, to 110.772 L, esill fee the corresponding wee et lost year, cm 3,11. wtt_10.9.11., &owing ea insigne el 4D tan 4,786 i. The total receipts Of the ' Clna 11:1164.7. of ORM at em D emb ecporia oo of Ito wok, orootog the Slit er. ,~.. i I I i . . 4 / i 1 f 1 . . I , i • , 1 1 . i i 1 1 J ' 1 I 1 1 r • 1 1 i r . , • N . I E. ' . . • ' 1 I ' ;VI f % . 1 • f 4 : tt 4 ;4# F.. ' 4 1 1 1 • • ,1 1 • • .1 il 1 . ; I ' I ' 1 .1 ' 1 1 1 M L , i• . 4 . 1 l i 1 I-I , 1 ' t I'. i 1 . ; • 1 , 6 ' i .. ' i. i i