The Express. — London, England, 1859-12-21 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 21, 1859. LAW INTELLIGENCE. . MURDEROUS 4.11810 LT ON 4 W.AIDER LE THE, SHARE L 18264-71118 DAI. - EOM OP colitscrioN. --.- illk (THU DAT.) --..-- Two o'CLOCOC. 11 - 1 -. 4 ,- Michael Rape, a rough, determined-looking The railway share market today is very quiet, and P L COURT OF RECHRQURR. fellow, was charged tears some of the visiting justices littl e alteration has occurred in prime. Micliand stock Sinisg. at Nil Pelee. -(54" tbs Lied Chief Baron avi:otialengtl7" the am" et latent d to M do egrciedvb4ousthhtiddyg. with t h u s : improved 1 per cent., whilst &atom Counties gel and Camas Judas.) declined 1 per cent. The other descriptions t ri • warder of the ems of Hutr_ o ___„l.... • Law days Mare. ii. , aza V. triturrroN. - rug ntircirille reamawoer are quoted the same as yesterday afternoon, 11811711te aralia.-1.11111. The prisoner In this case is • returned convict, bided viz.:-London and North Western, 981 to . ; i.e Tam ceas was renamed tide worming with the further re. been transported for felony for four years, the greater Greet Western, 691 to 1 ; Midland, 109 to ; ft menination of portion of which term be served in Spike Island. On South Eutern, 831 to t ; Lancashire and Yoe - 5 fir Wil killing a duck: and liam Nam who had tess aestanoed t stated laa bed bean in Leicee mouthetre gaol the present wank . Die prin. wee in the Howe shire, " I to 100; Great Northern, 106 to 107; 2 o six jaileilocrient foe pawning some groceries which had bees °I CorTectiatti on a commitment for an assault, for one Eastern Counties, 681 to t ; and London and South It o.3es from a Mirk This happened four years ago. lie had calendar mouth, part of which he bad served when the Western, 971 to 98. lii ie s isice wurkel for the plainid, but had left his =ploy ; assault complained of was committed. Part of the duties Lomberdo-Venetian Railway shares remain dull, so Mr. Taunton, the defendant, wee then e a I by to which the prisoners are set la that of cleaning the at 2 13-18 to 16-16 prem. Grand Trunk of Canada ta ea n ` d 'bat one of the libel, complained of 11" signed ' 4 erdir of the trade," and the other was a genuine letter writ- Semitones, by rubbing large pieces of stone on stock is again somewhat offered. The Brazilian lines at es by Skeichley. them. The prisons, who is stated to be of a very remain rather flat This rimed We cam for the defendant. violent and morose temper, took a dislike to the injured OIDIJAIT OILIMIS AHD STOOKS. Remy Wildman., recalled for the plaintiff, deposed that Me, and, on the morning in queetion, while the primer was skiyal limawala. I ar s .X.. aft ic d ..... °14.8 ir . he oteamelly paid iirton. ant never hoard the plaintiff engaged in the above work, he threw one of the large stones ii . La ft say that aortas 's money rhould be stopped for the money at him. Thi s fortunately mimed him, but the primer, lid a en al4 ter I u_ Mowed at the groosee shop attended to by the platen a wife sot content, threw another, which struck the ward. each a ; I f t Ire graver Jas 10 t Il i l e John Horton said that the witries4 had given him, le- violent blow that it knocked hits down and Injured him M en HI le S ali 111 steed okad of his wages, • ticket to take to the shop. very much. Whffe does, the prisoner rushed on the le all Weleaffkatard.lllll4o ..ri /, Wildman patted,' denied this. wa wilder, and attempted to strangle him ; and had it not been : IM an thth 05 , 0 ****1 11 5 a th --•••••-- n° n u U. Mr. Henry Jam then summed up the evidence on behalf ••••••• ••• ... ... of the defendant ; and Mr. Taltoerd Salter replied on the births immediate asset of rime of the warders and ei se theireri iti 7 to all Du a • Zelfe7 - 4 2 * F ta - et U. whole mat. primer., muster might have been committed. to als Do. t b • • - M. The Lord Chief Bares thaw summed up the case to the The prisoner, who did sot bay the charge, was fully cum- 4 ' ell Nage • II It si ii jgry. He said that ta th is cm the plaintiff complained d milled to the Cabal Criminal Court for trial. 60 I all a et If two libels affecting his chancier. The Ord might be re- g . . re ' i....emmesaltma.-.-.- - r l l 61. i le ---+ r i f e seeded as appeal on the part of the framework killers, tn. toe 29 : claming the sympa th y and support of the operating - is all lantana end th e letter was a letter eigned by THE INSOLVENCY OP ML BTOCQUELEII. es i z u .. 1 1 1 . -- te l ictia. M.: * Sketch/sty, which was certainly a wall intern and tagayeraie 411ZIELOADIRLIT PROCZEDIIOB. et. • ..e. Shade. - a 57 kr. is, se IN us .12 mammas ot acts. Mr. Homer bad also jpublistied a latter D --..- to ail Forth mid au-- - - •in Meth, paper, tad se use amid read that letter without . st. Ilu awn Magi wura M 149 ' , s p o ol o,„ a o ro d haw; and that, . vinced by The ease of Joachim Hayward Stocqueler, editor to at awls eigusesed - ••• - the velar. When he wren that latter he could of the Nadi Service Ore& sarl "unbar, lecturer , and L' i l: :t iri e ire xurn : lid 99 1 14111 I PI 91 has. hardly contemplated bringing an attics for libel. tember," ad Nottles-bill, Mitidisees, again came bean Mr. se in tiE 11u lordship then referred to the law of libel, and Ithlaame, at IM lialdstome Insolvent tuun, ycoterdop. U. lie %I m es. ma tecerigUi 111 111 j 'weeded to say-The pens, sa long as it Me *MAW Mr. Eiche r sea ., ea on the preview occasion, attended to t r t . l a el, leetin f a= gin. li n t a l 461 i ei se an institution, bas undoubtedly bean of great public service oPpnee on MIME of himself sad ••••• et. lon aisilfa-.. MI 105 m to the emery. An obeerratios was mane by Janine the Mr. Goodwin (who attended for Mr. Morgan, the Mai- icy las ',two/ those miebrated lettendamyymnage,thatsnalawas 'rani attorney) said Mr. Btocqueler bad appeared to nun" 2 4, 3 ~...,„...„ a ar, AI I‘,Ps , ei i t' 91 the importance of the profs th at it yes enable tad theme' render. but he understood that • discharge had begs r/b • a. ` ii . 300 . 0 s o if at despotic government in the world it would instantly pragase a mired from the debt of the detaining creditor (a Mr. W. J. U. * is. o* * l 114 US 1141 al cartes mow of freedom. Nn doubt to the hhirty d the Richardson)) . S all Dew 114 IID 141 .1 peas we owe very much, but I mays y, as some emmula. Mr. New im (the under-governor of the gaol) sell that i lk Ila s 4,,,ra Imam- IM M en IN I • 111 _t il Ina to yon, who bow devoted so many hours here, that the wee the cam, the discharge having arrived en the 18th heat. St. 291 liztelliiiiiiii - .. WI vs 914 indiratios you regneentaa datherging the whole adraisietree Mr. Bute - Will your honour permit me to see the die- k a t 2 is t= T . -., . ti. of justice, ter in this am yen ere the judges of law sad charge f . M. 101 litamet.tbstme Mnariruu 4 Ifil MI Met stands im ray spirits bet and foremit as thi The Judge-I cannot help you in that matter. a s j - tee jai tan 9 ~,,m h o o of our lisaics, i may be napaletede ea the pram Mr. Eicke-I believe your honour le • county maga- i t . C qic nin . " aa when I any that I put alas pees mg high, bat Ire aial by Into. is a got ft i i 1 •- - jury blither. I think is pas bars lisassispa snaSas The Judge-What can Ido in that capacity? wMI newaalie •• • pliant. Ido as Mak irks ins idependleni berm= the Mr. Eicks--I wish to give the Insolvent into mated; as ii e¢ le U prow is ask sol INGO se der they an of GM *charge of forgery. I hope your &moor will detain him In s I l eX c t .... ... _. .. el W gestarsisa Os sash Sher, yet aid by jury is • cider that the charge may be impend Mtn. U. Ile - IS 11 a to the hounest pis smagat war thstitutious. No doubt The Judge-Very well; 1 shah be gala reedy a Isar floe eatenibisa - . s lit LSI treed= ef she pews ass* se pease that public °Mims cue, if my ••••4•••• is required a • 1 • 1 11 1 ddrad• Of" el. Ir„; = war,. _ :-. • which Ins pest waight, and new so nosh se in the peasant dishiest. tit Da • .........--- - I day, a peillsidslea: As swim phissi, on bang skid Ids Ricke-1 should wi th the insist lo be kept in tic N. whetwasthsheet form edgmernesset, "That in which custody until I have the opportunity of giving oedema as i t VW ' r • : - _, I-- fe r ti. It al 8 I the Illtde asemaelly eympahlos Se an injury does to to the forgery. This might have Wan sposad efts yaw ft. ib•• Imalea," and Boman We delisition were applicable Indulgence to kW. as rig It in is these de sad in gbh, mashy, and much sl Mr. Hughes (Mr. .Morgan's , clerk-aload)-If you his g , r,,..00ft-rdi ► IN M Oh is ly to be attributed to a hen . The my advice, Me. .eister, Et 11 go. (A laugh.) --f -hessadjidga thenwsat through the evidence care, Mr. 13Mognelse Dee gelek asig hisexit, when et mi =TM. iinid. 51 z 1 an to moat "than points's he , and la Mr. bike escainisd-T prisoner is going, your be- t 11 . 1 . t /Mao ••• • .... •••••••:•• a ti athitheitis it to the jury to say, apart from all con- mar. By the advise of his Siang he has rim away. ip g MM. ••• IMP ft/ • ''.. g sidlassain al the word •• true-Amster; went the publics. (Laughter.) les him In charge. iii. ID 117 119 I Heap mom. Tu s he would ask Sees, with re- The Jui (to the aicsr)-Stop the ( solvent ;ha is not t.F ,• „ * . r .... n .--- --. • g : 34 glathe weed " trackman," which te his to dladtargell Um his ball yet. t thrpthossel one in the me, and a :Cr d was ass an Mr. Stompader accordingly resumed his former petition. le an • thiMith. A 4 sh 1 Swish need, be bad rather • local searease. whether The Judge-Yon must take your own coons, Mr. 2. g lam ------- egosaj o rs wmad sa j..autitsathis.uckascu ar , alm a u w arless s cap. on• wee i tl i el y s ; w it' you give him err the charge , ti ut ch i arge for telo can m•ke no ny, or l d r b ri o : r e ; aims --..-. el M 1131 I I dM I envied se • remade f If ea, its s a • St matter. S 2 LAW& as D•• a 4.1 11 I Iseel Deribilt• 114 Si wadi be aslitied is *air wasia. If thaty t Mr. Hicks-Bat I apprehend your honour has sot yet g b wilm at ." ec i s iilW•••• " 74 dm I had been and thin slinissimass discharged him from his ball. at IL M eWea*".. mil hi nee, Sr &air sadist elissid The J udge-Ths governor will not take him, I suppose, IS en Ifffr be Is is with tepid It Ma we sod theatre now a discharge Ism come down. S le Do era he Va. or ll_ .anart. ~ Lk •• dams fessekso. aa wa T a tarsgss if harthassaing Mr. Goodwin-Mr. Eicks could have adopted this course le et noel% ounts .l.ll6 ‘ 6, '" A • A_ 'U at i 1 i asap ; smiths semi say wheeler issanissita complainsd before had he thought tit. U. us W.ltriordsol Lthatio- ••• ..' M di SeithesseiL.....--.. II ili . sof vow Spend the fur limit, of mainetnace ; then Mr. thocqualer wee again hurriedly leaving the court, 3) s o w. 4 L..... __ _ .. - ' Its plat would be ratified to Oak verdict, with such upon which Kr. Eicke • second time called out-I give to a De. Oka Otis _......_ - ... ; Irk and sessinshis dhows so they thought St. him In charge. Ths My', Our a brief estimulfttfes la th• box. :retuned a ilia Honour-Tou must give him in custody in the revi valists lir plied as both imie-dassagss, it. lar way. Is there • constable in wort P P 1117111.311101 =LAM No one thieveriag, Mr. Bickel quickly followed Mr. Stec- la,' po Zeman. t thaw prima sewn COURT OF ARCHES. gaoler, who, however, was already out of sight. • Mame le, that ire M Mani Dr. Ludilsgton.l Oa ret unties, Mr. Ricks appealed to his hamar mto who- EE ........1M IN i 1101111eatt r woo 1. Lev AID ituLtent).-Tar raw Aar oriel. This Wee • snit iromeht he Mr. T. H. Honda M.P., to he considered the insolvent bad made a proper anmsadar wider the wt. His Honour-The gaoler won't rewire him. • le.W. ID MI a = „ Atim.swee. A* a k 101 Hen .In De A. •v. ri- • •• 100 4 (t l ". - 1 4 sethoth th e c o o ,o, osc a, ss of ca m , othethothjth, roe b.,. Mr. Rieke-TM question is whether_you consider him to st...n . g (Manta. pacil n it n ; f n fr ig as k arfai i, 0wthc,,,,,, Lim in hapeemeies n i a ~,,„ i n b e discharged from his recognisant:es. hinder the 32nd Sc- t r. I: " vs "; 0 " 0 „ . 0 130 do p . m dem& The b ea. gad m , aimed the thy , non of the let and 2nd Victoria, cap. 110, he is bound to .a Seism /raw 4 per OM. 14 se fit=e v .... . e. tiaa p e i eshmappiwimmth.d rismayse apir.b.aeme k. °aid; and ..' .l.7. oorrtud iu tr. m " h t . t . rten you dodged him to do so ha ran el M inswils oee ee l ro. 11 , D I secondly, an the ground that be hid essopiel the seat is sichrss soft with the martian al the chartawentim, and hed bees distorted without the authority of tie eresery. maw pinned Dr. Phillonore, Q C., acpeand for IM party presg ; Dr. Deems, 11. C., and Dr. Steaks, for the chorchwardass. 0710.„1_ the Ilmakla * • e°,97"7nunlf • Ficlr r; -; 44.. aTS fly ilis edge-I recollect severed instances in which the ''s lloaroann US too rot st 0 0.01. on. 1 11. besising creditor mat down • discharge, and the insolvent llt s _ ... .... H... .., lis court ►at all. . of .. v.. term . 1 . ,... ... tF . 3 . 3 Mr. it Ite-Will your honour give mean opportunity le n it lr4. --- i • • Dr. Laahlactos mei tbat in the mean MS* al the ano_funge-Yen ohs ta ke I what mire you p ; you do I L I. it De , „„ . .t i t.,....ren. 0. .. 1 " 44 .... 70. 5 „ 1 1 1 74 0 0 03 5 pisidisgs la was laspasittis is boa so bask spas is Ears aft .fir.m. !I . ass-sly my that 1 hare no sa mg D s , non.. ap, & el any maw light than s. • suit ix the 0 pm's' to 011111111VIIIAT‘Ta having been discharged at the edit ot. liC Eletedsent_e wow. el 11 1 any an .Nfamiale. enLeasrei 10 IN • pew upon • prescriptive title. Taws Malt:. it of the databda g credit"' 11th . p aler won't take him ' what lo .a die - liver.gasse. u is have I to do sot' "Pland W ham seer 0.17 that Mr. H"sfall bud 6414 d l° po werd Eick Will honour , thee , a ppointme assignee ? !it. it alt.. 4:.. 5 44 fr 17' to 11 mak* wit any each title, but that there was ease raboadaat r. 9- Your, ossur, it proof that no eels title eatmed. He must, therefore. diatom' Ts Jad9°-If yen `nen t^ n° aPP°lnalr yon auk alike p t a i t i Cb r i g r /luau jtj ill 10 the petition with cows. At the mine time he tumid not dim tiu . .Slllie.lloe is Undon. I can mks no order- ati h. h. ...., II his ryas to the fact that the suit had arisen Dun • difference The proceedings then terminated. U. to lowa Teradkir.• p.a , Mb la • NI Or L..• M. 7 up 110 boornien the incumbent and Mr. Daniell ; and, as a grower lea tu.111.9m. Om m.. 110 1 - . calamity could hardly hewn to • • parish than for the Cho- Is alt Roads. Dow '• • gross and the principal inhetitant to be at enmity, he THE ff'EATBEE END THE PARKS. ee. lee • k a.e.W.Usallise.ap.o. - i t ~,• i,„,„•,.., , _ _ eincetly hoped that mine meant would be tuned of avoiding further litigation. The weather continued yesterday as on the pre- r. . " 4 1 1 . 1 V - : 17,41 4 6 I r .: i 1i 4 W m ceding day, fur and open, with a finch breast which in- re. term& THE POLICE COURTS. crowd towards evening, width good deal of duet dying about. MI en 111604 _SEAL_ Ilse ..7. a: TM temperature, which daring the night had been as low rt 44 1 e 0 t7, : r.411,4, la F.; (MIS DAY .) as 17 deg., roes at 9 cm. to 26 deg., when the barometer at. 14 I Ldin.lolledia MIL to Id -se-- stood at 2985, and at noon the temperature further rose to IS on Inewunfrerunameiffy 9P, 33, and la the evening stood at 34, whit a fell of sanw. in, ioo '. gpm ieeen. a ll a naaa ri a m ":„ l a ra. a ll 11 1 12 MANSION-HOUSE. Skating continued during the day with unabated spirit. ea. fin mob may gl 113 sneerer Or as rWrio7/11. Os the Serpeatisse the Rte was about five inches thick, vet 00 . D. sew sieu o wet sae 11l Jae, Sod, • labourer in the service of Mr. English. of 33, .. d of a iraiforra glom aninotharan. During are for . lc 100 lici. L _.je ur ,,,4 4 ,,. p ee l : oir sl at di. di. B°.-68.• cardboard mumfw 'w er, unn charged . 111 a rub- it Irma calculated that then, were about 6,000 on the ice, Ye ii ban, his employer, under the fallowing circumatatiom Including several members of the Skating Club, who bad a le i Pa. Iff e ltoti pr Opm Mrs. Sarah Smith, forewomen to the prcereuter, deposed marquee erected on the bank in Kenaington-gardm foe i l a ...lea... . ....117:: I I 11 4 1 4 0 thst on Monde v last she saw the primmer leave the planes their accommodation. A raoscoune was mis below the ga. -- pr ''''',.. - ;;,r -----.--- w h) with a Mr!. burtlM of W•dl • PP° , sad as& tia fact " was beidge, an.' tumoral matches run by steams, which liatisii h. a is Simmer -.• - -to Mr. Bufi formes. to increase the exciting ebaracter of the sad K . . -. ..„ v r l. 111 Mr. Bull . d three bundles of waste paper, weight's tended deo to teat the strength of the ice by the ma p, ' I papa wett. ?wham. ar •I t , n drh, ", anent t tn.." quiet.,, ' d • hundr ed _„.__ " 4111/ t.,_,L iad number who congregated around the winning -poet, whom It. se it aszt Th fla iff Lf. A Wawa h a d Der Sofa by toe pr isone r to • Menne store amour, tarn 0 .i....., ~,,,... from beneath could not o thth , fr oth II di weft uweeeleetr.e. eee aa being the pervert; of the promentor. The primmer had collecting co , ithkth .. si thnthcth i y no th thg th,„thth recurred. 1 11 an s n5etZeat , 41:9 ,..:..... * n i r, 1% teen in the enaploymmet of the firm for about twelve years. I Several persons were, however, brought to the rewiring- U. B:lllwA r rent. -lm let Timothy T•ylue, marine store dealer, of 21, Timothy-lane. 1 house with severe cote and bruises, which were attended to al- SIM stalettmer- lerr . le ... '... Fn' d ''' u l ' n.° b an d lle M unnta paperer un.9 f ul° l which he Iby Dr. Christian. One lad received • very seem U. v° l l. '" aL - had I ought of the prisoner at the usual trice. nut U. ee Mem ettuna. Se 117 lon the eyebrow • another had his arm te:kes, and was re- Se ani7seatithemmenesma cal al 111 Si...et (detectiveymid he had bit en foe woe time es the look 1 moved 03 lo c. o; thoo tr s H urf a te j . About ball-pat 3 ot c l oc k aau tit II Ip.e. IQ M out fur the prisoner in consequence of having gees biro a lady mat w ith - o''' - oothot acc id ent i n cthth w g sko ice from a 21.120 21122111421(401a72Pe. 11 19 sell ern into a Monier store dealer's Woo with • buedls of paper I gentleman gothic with a stick is his hand, which struck about three 'soothe eau. Wieners, however, did not dm feet in Ihe eye. She was taken to the receiving-home mid know whore ha waked, and i• app-med that Mow that time 10111111811 1111. WATS. dtervarda removed to her reeideace. Two foreign ladies, hr bad been "'Wag his "ald4a• (neon another w " hcunn WM to be from Holland, excited considerable attention ILI MI a•••••• I 0 /•••• WWII.. 1 M I " The t rironer said he was 6r.t nada , ett to rob Ms employer during the forearm by their graceful skating. In Sr. IP ." immenreoduolsollsw-• ta 1 1 BR by • fdlow-servant named Ned Black, who Wowed bins 350005.• Park the fah was so on , (ow. tu n e r th i ck, bur fr om S all Malaw.. - - where to ell the wrappers, or he should never have thought its haviag hew brokft during the early period of the trod 1 all ithess Mum Jim= P l mr I I "' 6 of such • thing. the surfers was in general very irregular, vat ft Wan densely li .0 seas Mr. Goodrum' (chief clerk) -I. that men in Mr. English's crowded, principal , by jgcccithe ,Eliding. ..-.- cs 5 .. 4 . 555 .eg Menai Mg . if IS assris sew t' I accident, and of a trivial nature. It was calculated there were t e ed 1 3 .„ Mr. 8011-No, he left Omni three month. ago. about 4,000 in the Regent's Park, whsre the day's amass. a IS D a sh 44 4 Me Mr. G vernen-Than be could not have been cossarsol in meat was also unmarked by any accident. Several antho- tas itrgeadL uair ..„. stealing there bundle, at all create. _ - Thethis* amen even continued the sport by torchlight, but E . 1 ne e me l r e .as i ;M: - prisoner was remanded. the great majority proceeded homewards when the evening MARLBOROUGH-STREET. set in. One gentleman from the country, who arm tempted fa V Can " lll ` 7 " .k GesTLIUSAM 1.11110.21, Tip 71:20 CAS Del Val. to indulge a little too long. Vuod himself minor hie coat, In le si me sail fide. /Ma I', , ,eore, • cat , driver (here 1.94% cab 9 2 7 3 ). Tut relate for which be bad a pair of skives left him, and in his U a liermemlffeesheet - - - - c * . reed sub being drunk ali incapable .1 driving his 11 ••• endeavours to Sad the Issues" of the former had moues* * * Lowe ri veasuw- a spa 111 lit al War - -, Thema. Lindsay, n, .r -table of the C Divines, mid his in the good grams of Mr. Wiliam, autimintenlint of the l ie an liaresAsseda .... ellestice Wan called to eh. defendant's cab a little altar 12 gg saa ., g oo thjy„ an Du W. ifi1i..,... - = pp ' he, bf raring • itsf. 6l ... of the M x tril'lll•_ . .._ l6 Len at sight a cuspate change took place. The whid 2 s mr,...vsl i zz. ,„,., 2 5 f t I the cab. and on looking Inside Ina toe nom...et veered to the smith-wee and Wane showers of rani fell II Semmes hums l9 31 hot rise, and very drunk. daring um. night. This m orning scareffy any ici la left. is be. Sew deeres, homier Webb, tf the C diviiilme, mid the 'Wiesen! of 1 14 111 Trask rm gm Msls IT I P Ile who ewe n to the melon ma% that he found the ' k ~ ?... Wirt U• 57 ash she Onty's iout-road, and the steer the man bad drives a 1.1 Italkend Ma Via d ter Dew place to place he (the driver) lost hinnelf, and per- 1 HEALTH or LONDON.-The weekly return of the i ma.7o e. 1 I eis Ili I string OW the man was in it ewe of intoxication. he 1 General Region., states that the total another of de the re- 5 a t rem .. lwaimateti Um lam sad dr, 0 him. If bone, haring Seat for permed in Loads, in the week ending lust Saturday was St en Muhl .......- .. m the man's safety put him lenbte, and that he had just 11,289, bun, the tune as that of the praneding week. In the i g issilad his lime in Jerwye-atetet when he wan atureed by I tea years 1849-58 the average somber of deaths in the weeks 4 t ser NM: thehrenntlll•••• ra r th....w. 1 corre.p.,cohng with last week was 1,218; but.. the deaths all Itesill Per stam- holm- • 9 . 0 1 NZ. Beellota asked fr the ilefendont** UMW. and found I retained for cast week occurred in • p ipatatiou that haa in- a a of Frame 2l 12 el ti Uwe he had hew chanted with dr*aktaness abut leo I erewe.l, they should be mitered with the average 'Mud In I:2 J 0 5 , °"1 " 4.. 50 ma w, rune_ es a'afka, _WM fa ad's- ie.( the eefteient said th at if he I proportion to the inereaar, namely, with 1,339. It apps re a n vn e esnins.w.myeaass Do 1 41 Wane MM. Ma er.is he ph dibl t crrainly send hie license Irons t Ilia compare ,n that she deaths that oecurr.d hut week lit so ll wars . . Mallets •---- • - lo the ciaandeliOnen. He sh - eld nee him 204, or • month were teas by 40 then the number limit would bars S'• '''''''' ------ ''' .. WOltqllP-STEEET. been shown if the average rats et mortality for 2021,111 Y ON /V nit, eOl4. the second week of Dcwraber had prersiied. The births is JOINT WOOS HANKS. Mary -few Kerrey a Nidllr-e0r.,1 end well-clad person, last +ark ezusedrd dm dcstho in the rain* time by 642. w.. charged before Mr.H noniiil nib mealier pewter pota flen•lb pox • from which there were 45 death*. shows • small I. P am ' 1 Ragas. 5 Pd. ' 011.pelem i Rolm art gas , . hour the Whit.-. Serra beldr-houss, High-street Inmates on the previous week, when there wore to. Eicht elt 1 3 °MI iunt/A OO - 19 fon . 3 - r; Phoredereb. °warred in the Small pox llmpitel. Teen were 83 deaths 1 T 0 7 53 1 * 41, 1 1 b:::..... .0 ... 'lce ... Mr. E tweed Griffin. bkollwa of ten bnun, cold-I have kola scarlatina ; dim cootplmot mem. to be very prevalent CM.' Ito Iwo er -.. U /0 a MI lust so mach pr • pony lately of this dr,tiption, that s. t Bah-district of St. J din, Weettninmer, where it was ann . - ! . 4 ° r i gt3tlnnu , nien•°. 195', - .- . 1 bis p a rasa to w a t c h the imatorea at the 1 fatal in Yalta roar. Thenwere eight in Islington, and I Mm oo , li. k . 1 b,„iji: !Mater, end hat night wee inrormed by hi t that the prisoner four In Rotherham. Diphtheria carried off Fir pennies. The teimmatimmorma MI 191 1 11 bid concreted some abort( her. I sow three pewter pots and moot fatal &seam in the list now se bronchitis, how which 15.90 U 0099 - 1109 °.° 8 full% Leet.stagOlina.... all - - two nut Manes taken from her p .eketa., and e ors her into 164 peraose died, while 134 died from plithisis. In the cor- ge e ° w v i.iii ... __...... so as a awed, so imam to say self and biotoer publicans, one of named's; weeks of ten prima s years the average number •bees lest sell hod thirty - aloe rd. mohn teem the scouter. from broachitie (curetted for increase of population) was I d s sr et diiisl - 7.- we IN Ismael Etas stand-1 woo employed by proocutur to 163. TM ughs from pneumonia, or log mamma l , o f the fan th 0Na&n."" 0 , 0 4.7 in is bap a keh out and sow the prishow rapally p.m on., plat lungs, were seventy-ris, the **nerd 'ovule!' befog 111- U philluelal - - UMW* leader bee rpm; after it sea. uncut, a 1 cad " Ihilloa Eleven talents died by stiff recite, one by murder. TM 6d- . a ei al& i ll IN id 13 red SI show pie, bays rot aonietlitng there that .111 Weak," bet to are the err of tiye 9 tlmeor d eeariens, wh f 7 f isideathe are A = ~..=:. _ _ she &camel there wee se such article, and I then took all , vie , 9.., 93, lio, • , ten 99 yew*. bricklayers a. kz. Pre:.43= the, ()PAW' .1 Doge her pu..ket. one died In th e "reek, sat bricklayers' children twelve • of . MB Pril..n.g . -I ennember nothing clout it. I Wee intoxicated. carpenters .hew dud, of carpenter. wives one, of empties's' i y th p. othi s° l3 „,; ° ' 5 ":... : : lam re.l roil', of 1../111.i tin. to willory. children Meese ;of imams two died, of mesons' children I,'. numb Wadi - - -. ler. ilennoill-I tr.loll you •re. D-,, you wish to be mat two ; of painter. eve died, of painter: children two; et solo is m. 0., ........ T ? . . the se... D• .! plaaterer. three died, of plasterer' wives MM, of phi•terma . 50 14 ,5 5 1 ° Usu.° firli c zi.e . I'vet.t. . -Wril, IP,. 11l take it bore. children four. Lot week the birth. of 952 boys and 879 toe +ere ................ 0 .. .. Mr. linton , ill - The h a rspidly internees offset*, and I girt., in ell 1 , 831 children, were tegietwei in Loudon. Ice KO , • SoteS Detweillt • - te mom t.) the elect of • ...vire I opri.orienoi on yea tag lour the len onermponding weeks of Use year* 1819-18 the average oss n •Z' A ijri co Vt= . 7 15 iso i t • siosthr, with hoed labour, to the Russ of Corrosion. somber was 1,698. ' QM Wrer m .- iii ll ..1 ..o ga WS Ti RIB NE - 1 n wins H. 41.114111 Is le etlies :dm .i. CIS a I 'clue M la BRITISH Maawan. I I re AWL i s rpS. Ds. A. B T WAIN Ilmea . Zl : t h a Vile: Osi• Oiplee. Writ ma& - alitsbeiG4-::: Jobbeipirs.. riANl4isika. 76.+71: un 6. Als — le 1...-.m.p.m. 4 7: A:7 a gile sr De" IM...vaA i t n" r6 44 l,l= trel i trrizi D. 1 211.=2:: Made 034.47a*. ilb e 4 I ar — - li g i ak _ sun 1031 pax 03 ltr 19 It 41 43 13 14 N 96 ▪ 81 L 1 4 3 1101 1011 1U N N 103 91 N 10 IN N 94 LINES UMW ♦T TIARA RINTAUL 111• Award. I Oasisa paw. I mot. d Nvßme 0.. .. • Jumbos "VX,;,EI; i 444 •hm NTM id& ro II (cutso: Oevibed ele.l .4 per 4444 Is Mlt . t islarlea oetzrat.l% I ai Ipm I SP db I Ps es i pm met it ':F; 2 I N 101 SO 11 153 IS 114 116 Alalrwmtt: •w IM liontsk Mob*. Maw ridefilask(krOgicetbasi 1,11 1 , 6 U IT 139 141 4 1 41 us In MONEY MARKET.-71M DAY. M N lit DI 67 t 7 - - I Ai i iPa ST ES sirWCZ . 71.7rifigia AIIY -I•Waiiiii 10111118 N Ds. S Ns sift -- 6, o. la=dsse , I essa. V i a =4 rie r st. Ilselhit c arsai all k S es. sstr il vir eri s t IRAS. el W. SII.W.st Wow 0. s. LT 939 1(, 106 106 11 IS 96 Ti Si Two o'CLoci. The funds to-day are firmer. An improvement of j per cent. has oocurred, although business has not revived. In the share markets the transactions IOATIONS. have been upon a scanty scale, but prioes generally are fairly supported. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes were quoted 70fr. 66c., ex div., showing a rise of / per cent. Console are officially marked 961 and 1, ex div., for the account (10th January). The present quotation le 961 to 1. The Three per Cents. Reduced have keen dealt in at 951, 1, and 1; the New Three per Cents. at 931 and 4 ; the New Indian Loan, for amount, at 104%, ex div.; the Four per Cent. Debentures of 1868, at 974; ditto 1869, at 971 and t; and Exchequer Bills, at 28e. and 31s. prem. The transactions in the foreign stock market have been rather more numerous, and in two or three instances a slight improvement has taken place. The Old Turkish Six per Cents. are rather firmer at 77 to },and the Loan of 1868 at 641 tot, after being marked 63. Mexican Bonds are more inquired fur. Sales are recorded as follows :—Chilian Three per Cents., 72; ditto, Four-and-a-Ralf per Cents., 871; Dutch Two-and-a-Ralf per Cents., 661, 86 (exchange 1214 ; Mexican Three per Ceuta, for aooonnt 221, 224; Portuguese Three per Cents. 1853 (small) 461; Sardinian Five per Cents., for account, 841, 86 ; Spanish Passive, 101 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1834, 77 ; ditto for account, 761; ditto, Six per Cents., 1838, 641; ditto, for account, 641, 841, 65 ; ditto, Cluarranteed Four per Cents., 104. The shares of the San Paulo Railway Company are quoted 1 to 7-16 prem.; sad Universal Marine, 6-16 to 7-16 prem. The Indian Five'perCent. Rupee paper, "enlaced" for payment at the India Office, was yesterday placed upon the Stock Exchange list in which British government securities are quoted. We understand that the annual drawing of 60,0001. stock of the Turkish Six per Cent. Loan of 1838 will take place this week. The whole of the 272,0001. by the Norfolk has now been purchased for the Continent, and the supply by the Vigo and Africa will also be sent away. The latter Teen' has brought 50,0001. in Mexican dollars. A farther sum of 12,0001. in geld has been re covered from the wreck of the Royal Charter. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon ex perienced no alteration worthy of notice. The rates are shown below : Amsterdam, twee maths, 11.154t0 4 ; .short, 11.134 to 4 ; Ik Anteeep, three rha d ,T.26 to 30 three 7=4,lnari l t o s I' tree month,, 13.5 to 4; Parts, three days' sight, 26.10 to 16; ditto, three months, 25.30 to 5; Fla .r.ll-an-the-ataisis, three months, 117 to 4; Petersburg, per rouble, three months, 3 1. 41: 4 4 ; Vienna, MI. do., three months, 12.57: to 82 ; ditto, three months, 12.68 to 63; Wadrid, three months, 494 to 4; Cadiz, three months, 494 to 60 ; Leg horn, three months, 30.20 to 80; Gros, three months, 25.40 to 24 ; Naples, three months, 404 to 4 ; Palermo, three months, 121 to 4; Marina, three mouths, 124 to 122; Lisbon, 90 dsys, 624 to 4; Oporto, 90 days, .524 to 4. Advioes from Paris state that the Minister of Finance is shortly expected to issue a report upon the general position of his department. The weekly traffic return of the Great Western Railway of Canada, received yesterday, shows an in crease of 1241. The traffic receipts of the Illinois Central Railway for the month of November amounted to 250,700 dollars, being 94,700 dollars more than in Novem ber. 1858. The half-yearly interest is advertised on Victor Emmanuel Railway Bonds. . _ . ;.1 1l i 0 , LI t 5 5 5: tit ti 12 1t 96 111 161 Subjoined are the latest quotations of insurance, canal, and miscellaneous snares, u given in the Stock Exchange List published last evening : Insuranoe.—Yarlue, 107 ; Pbtaniz, 173 ; Rock Life. 81. 01114—loapertal New, 28 ; ditto Continental, 491 ; West minster Chartered, 68 ; Western, 13. tlneks.—London, 661; St. 7t. 76. Waterworks.—Bello, 4t. 151 O f o. Veozhall, 18. INI, ez. die. Priceie Patent Candle Company, 131, 141. Annexed is a reminder tending to render the ob servance of the holiday on Monday next more general: 00IAMIAL GOVIILIMINT ill i parat.l "ri:s p. ZIP1M;;1874 Do. 6p. IP id 4 10, a, graft' ing Mk Wpm. OP. 4s. oat. Lor.lo, i llii m BRITISH MINIM. Ns. I is. dim. I Pd. 11. gotta 0 thia. *.. MINIOva 114411444 LLIO 43 14 31 na. l4 1 .. row. O. 006.11110 1 441 41111 414 - Otter! MI 124 NO o . rat 446441 Maw 30 1116 13116 UN Ofirsdas .h. 11 ...44 .. 11.11 A 64446.6112 1 44 1 ri.... 13 133 12 1 i i as gent = aff ea.A.4l . a ' t or 1: 'a IN . E :- p er , -; 6.4.2. 1 UN - 0464.1114 44 II i 1/11 11444444444 UN . Hlsgatos Dowse 4.471 :. 11 6 =4 Deno ..-- s it 1 11 626 .: la=lng n 5, 54 1 ~. I. I 4 .. 11441211201 . 1.4,4 I 14 .. Pis GM. IN. Dim 11 11 12 II PreNdames4U.l4Nat IU.I 66 41 3 : =T.-Ana it; 4. 7.3 . , trgairt,ir= 11.. It la to .. eltar Park la A t i...L...x r 14 u CArrmmy (45: kw : 111 Q; + At LI lAN _ . 4 . llNlmerd• I 71 NI 4 : 1,1 la 4 fi i lll d ti ti t W L IN 136 LAI. : Ana 3 SI are il %Ng, ~ q li.l 46 II 14 /101211011 MIJ 6. I Ohm alma I N. Q. • (14144. tf ...«° 2 7 kew Ei -t 1 1 ntat,....i a 1 2 12 14 1, 6 1 1114.04..hin.' j 40 18;11: 6 2e. ..-- NI Oh 44 1 i zi. ...... ...... 1 i iotsl 1 .. 1 1 1 44; NJ • ......--.-- in 111 Ivot, 1 i ...... -- a l 2as Pa 111,16 . • ...... - .2• i I IMO 1 .1611164 Clagor ' Avousibllc.. ' M. par 1 pa 1I won so Ir . ..s ctre u.:Gii. a 6 1 106004 a l ai 1 ert :•. .. , , j it t WON 0144441 46414. lIANI 1416 CB ir 1 41.174 Usa«l M..o .... NI ULOCIELLANNOI 111 &nem 40sloo dela ltio... g Asiarallas . 1.100 ii ztar& L In! . 110:11/. Wurnirce4 lb Wt. Maidesa 11) 11111.111/I.llllri Tel* I 10 110.11.7 p. amen lA , 9so ~: .. : s`ij 47: edarriva, rrs , . 71 per 0.• Cir iZ.vernnve __pce p.et.W.P.Deb; Ronk Twenw- .1 ie.(*) 5,000 16.0.11 - 11:;.4.41 t l4. w. etio tk" 17.11817" ...- aw. sad lAi dry g..16.1..6 OvOluenilf Iludiama slar.l ter' !..I.ll4arletTel:llse.ll rya. 112. DlNsust :maakiniZa fasal .. 1. DM Da.aa.aPalaatios InaroltP.DiaLload . isatialealia Oriama. to. Do. " lor ia.arar 9rlaa.hatraDAta.ill Da As. 14 .40. C ii ii IM 110 14 0 fi . t 13 11 10711 I I 0 Si. 4.i li it 101 a 145 u 7 pox 1 on 11 11 I 111 1 i i Is ... 4 4 1 44 44 I i I I Pi ,a, I PI relrah". Gaa Nog.. • rtlasalbsta Mad dew. lads Tel &A o. u., Its& --- D Non Ileml URI/ •costb& Mr Isom South aulleamku )M moorsvrime Tt.=S th. De. trast&L&Outt&Om& Yea Diaries Lai.. 5 k 35 Ni NI 11 sr. a I 14 53 1115 1111 34 I ft N it ill a fa TO THE EDITOR Or THE EXPRES4. Sir,—Her Majesty's paymeaters have given 'Detractions to the Bank of England to pry all bills due on Monday, the 26th inst., which msy be presented on Saturday, the 24th Mot , and some leading firma have given their bankers similar orders. It may not occur to some who are disposed to make Mon day a holiday, that bankers must treat all bill. eo presented as "not due," ascept where special orders are given to the contrary, and I believe the promulgation of these facts through your column* will very materially ad in bringing a large portion of Monday's work Into the business of Saturday nezt.—l am, &c.. J. C. S. London, Dec. 19. The Admiralty will receive tenders on Thursday for the hire of &steamer of from 1,500 to 2,000 grces tons. The vessel will be chartered for four months certain. TrEADAY EVINLVO. Consols, villa' closed yesterday at 951," buyers," ex div., for the 10th January, opened this morning at 961, declined to 951, " beliefs," and closed at 95 9-16 to 1. The official business report is as fol lows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for account (hOth January 951, ex div .; ,Three per Cents. Reduced, 951, 4,4, 1; New Three per Cents., 95 4, 4. 1; Thirty ears Annuities, expiring in April, 1885, 174, 171; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, 1858, 971, 971; ditto, 1869 , 971,1, ; India Bonds, 13e. prem. ; the New Indian Five per Cent. Loan, for account, 1041, 104 ex div. The New Indian Five per Cent. Loan was some what firmer this afternoon, closing at 1041 to 4, ex dia., for the account. Exchequer Bills declined ls., being quoted 28s. to 31e. prem. The foreign stock market was likewise quiet. The Turkish Loan of 1868 was marked 65 for money, but left off at only 64 to 4 for the account. The Loan of 1854 was quoted 761 to 771. Mexican Bonds were dull, at 224 to 4. Russian Three per Cents, were rather more offered, and closed at 651 to 66. • Bank shares today were steady. Commercial Bank of London were quoted rather higher. In the market for mimaellaneons shares the only alteration was a decline in Van Diemen's Land. Great Ship were quoted 12.. to 12s. 6d. Red Sea Telegraph were steady, at 9-16 to 11-16 prem. The shares of the San Panic) (Brazilian) Railway Company were dealt in at prem. in the morning, and closed at # Ulf prem. Transactions have taken place in Cape of Goad Hope Six per Cent. Bonds at 101, including three months' dividend. The Five per Cent. Debentures of the Rut Indian Railway Company were quoted 11 to 2 prem. The shares of the Ocean Marine Insurance Com pany were last quoted 1 1-16 to 1 3-16 prem. ; Universal Marine, 4 to 4 prem., after dropping to prem. ; and London Bridge Hotel, 1 to 1 prem. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two O'CLOCK. In the mining market to-day there is a relapse in East Wheal Russell shares which have been dealt in in the Stock Exchange at 121, 12!, and 12f. Great South Tolgus are inquired for, and are marked 14: to 141. The other transactions have been principally in shares in Stray Park, North Basset, Wheal Unity, Great Hewes, Camborue Veen, Nortn Robert , and Treloweth mines. Bon Accord Copper chaise have been dealt in at I } dia., and North Rhine Copper (South Andralial at par and I prcm. English aid Australian Copper are marked 11. G.-eat Northern Copper (South Australia). are quoted kto prem., and St. John's (Newfoundland), Z-16 to 5-16 prem. The contriburories of the Welsh Potosi Lead and Copper Mining Company are required by the Court of Chancery to pay n call of IL 10s. per share by the 21st January. The East Trefseis Mine amounts presented at the meeting hold on the 13th litigant exhibited • halanos against the mine of 4271.4 e, A call of 10s, par share was made. 11. Wi s e Maryshare. Ann declared on the 13th bah • dividend of . per At a meeting of adventurers in St. Anbyn and Gulls Mine, bold oa the UM inst., the accounts stowed • balance spigot the adreaturere of 1,3061. 12e. 6d. The °arm Mims a....-ounte, presented at the meeting held yesterday, exhibited a Labium@ against the mine of 1161. A call of 24. per share was toads. The agent reported that the 20 west had been driven 40 fathoms from the engine shaft, the lode in the peewit end being of a favourable character, end he strongly rocutumend• pushing on this level by 6 men, being of opiniou that .t ia likely to lead to satisfactory results. Doing the put two months 8 tons of lead ore have been sold, realising 1131. Proms Clawton Copper Mine Captain Gill reports (Dec. 17) :—" We have reached tinsmith wall of the hot in the 50 west, which is 6 feet wide, worth ton of copper ore ter fathom. The 1,3!e :n the 'topes below the 36 Is 7 feet wide, worth 91. per fathom, snd looks premising for further im provement. The lode In BickWe pitch is 0 feet wide, worth about 121. par fathom." COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) The weather in London hag undergone a complete change -the frost gave way to thaw. This morning, after outs rein, the sky geared op. The attendance of the trade to day wee small, the tone quiet. Prices of most articles of the trade unaitered. The supply of home-grown grain was mesh, and cf country-made flour small. The imports of foreign grain into London since lest Monday were re ported this looming nil of flour, small of wheat, small of barley, and small of oat.. WIIIAT.-Englidi sold slowly et about last Monday's prices. Foreign unaltered in value. English white, 42a. to 62e.; red, 38s. to 445. per quarter ; Dental° and Konigsberg, 42e. to fide. per 49416. ; Rostock, 42e. to Kn. ; other Bahia parts. 40e. to 46e. ; French,3Bs. to 425. Futon held at last Monday's prim. Town, 365. to 43e.; Norfolk. 'lie per 280Ib.; French. 28e. to 33e. per 28016. ; Amor., U.S., 265. to 27e. per Darrel. BARLEY quiet, at last Monday's rates. English, 21s. to 46a. per qr.; Baltic, 265. to 345.; other soots, 265. to 30e. Per r. OATS slow trade, at lent Monday's rates. British, 20s. to 30s. per qr.; Russian, 19s. to 245. per qr. ; other Bahia porta, 225. to 27e. per qr. BSAXII.-English and Egyptian sold slowly at about lest Menders pricer. English tick, Me. to 41e.. harrow, 425. to Ma. per qr. Foreign, 40s. to 60e. per qr. Egyptian, 34a. Per . Pies gale at last Monday's peon. English boilers, lige, to Sus ; hog and grey, 365. to 461. ; foreign white, 48e. Finarino CAltool3.-84;oe last Friday 16 grain laden vessels were reported arrived at ports of call, vie., 2 wheat, 4 maize, 7 barley, 3 totes. The sides last reported were :- Arrived-Odessa. 31e. 6d. per 4921b5. Toe Coen Sultans* committee ee,olved upon closing Mark-lane market for tress acting businel-i, Wile Monday, on the occasion of Christmas. AZEIVALO INTO LOYDOC; 1/11011 DEC PI TO DLO. 21 11010141 & %we. 1 no. Yam. WWI --.—....—..... 1 1110 1110 .. 7 I 1140 Huta ...... 226 OEN 1310 .. 1 11110 0 Mit . . ' 11001114 Sisk rem 0:0: Peril= Mar. wide. =WO. MOWING-LANK.—(THIS DAY.) Buoan.—Tios market is quiet at yeaterday's prima. Re flood steady. Corsrs.—Thls article has sold at a slight advance. Native Ceylon, Weal, 545. 6d.; good ordinary, 68e., 590, Mae continues in good demand, and it is difficult to buy blsok-leal °on e rous without paying a further advance. Rtcs —A Inge parcel of new Armen sold at 10a. BALTPlTEM—ltefractioa 10 sold at 375. Run remains thon. In ocher articles no alteratice. TALLOW MA ki.KAT.--(THIS DA T.) The market reoner.s fins at the following prices, which showed no =roster:it variation since yesterday, via.. —Town tallow, 86s. 8,1.. net cosh ; PrOsnburs Y.C. on the spot, 68s. , all the month. 874. Bd. to 675. 9d.• January to limb, 675. 3d.; Much Woos, 675. 9d. to 6 9a BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) likeara. Pattanden and Smith report a steady dentandfor hops of all &mention* ; Sas Weald East and ewe: are adore and continue to advance in price. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Walla End Baamm,lB.. ed., Walla End Northumberland, 16a. ; Walla Sod Cannel, lbs. ; Walla Sad Frarosaellgate, 196. 61. ; Wal:a End Hough Hall, les. 6d.; Walla End Whitworth, les 63.; Sebald. Bartley, lee. 91. ; Lambert's Hartk7, 15e. 9d. ; Clarka'a Thartiay, 16a. ed.-22 ships at markat. LOCAL 8.811.1 Araixtra. loriParont. Dec. 72 —The market mu flat all day. an 4 nearly at the lowest. tbrannbeati. 7n—Oale 4 unuta stock. 931934 —.anent Cannika. 112 11 1 -Gnat Northam .244.117 148—Gnat tearer, ,„„ 0". 0 .1...9921191—L00d.0 ov 41 North ...tam we 6 7 18 d.—alabebrater. libtfArld. r.nd Lincoln. 22; to:111 Pock. 1081 Ito- • •-•.' °", Perth deaffordoblre, 2: .1/ 4.—Nertb.PBtetere. Berwick elpital roc.. 11$ 1111-11 a, cylta. 181 79 —Lewis .toct, 481 46—boutb n atters. Sd 141.18 2) I. -Dolga Knemidb. 41 en d. d.—Great Ltottm.bnurg. 118 7 f.lB —grand Trona of Carona. 10 7..8 1 I—Orwas We.tern of I , l—Ditto Mew sharesl,7l 64 4.-810%16=d lake limos. 4 11218 4 IS lt—Lotuterdo-Venet/art, 2i 21 p.—Gnat EMI% I.s, 131. IL 11,0CE55717.. Dec O.—The market woo 6r let. on 1 drooping to lba der. • fair 1..),P.e. o therbeld London. 1144-IDiaten Coontic.. 111—Dowern, 21 15 18—Lep \991-13befitelth., 3/11—Truok dlr. Deb.. Ila Bd .— Gavot Went - Tn. C. —Trunks. IC4-1464.ant IW—Beek of Yoselasalar. 16 p Pan Ip. 8101. sonar Der. .o—Tao tale* bran, were of Banninabarn (Lail share, at 941—Tomr mt 4 DlAtriet rent. Ili on saw-1.11.10 Nem. 11 lid pgr Oars. 00011. r Ville. cl 8 —4 7 our V.. 01 0 03— blxmloirluira Canal. 211 90—a osed. nd 11 Wotrarbampton and (logo/titbit, Bank. Lgroi, De, —llldiastl.l9ll6—Leedk 99; 1-11DatarnCotunial.19— Bbeffltld, 24 I—Great Wawa. (Oh. CRYSTAL PALACE Comeerf.—At the auntie meeting yesterday the report wee adopted, and a dividend of 24. per shore declared payable on the 16th Jannery, IWO. A resolution was ciao peed enthorisag the °reversion of the shares into stock with a Si. ihni!, the holder of that amount being still entitled to the pvetnitone Sunday ad mission, and to one vote. Captain Young, who was te oe.ved with laud manifestations of impatience, then moved "That the Costal Palace should be closed on the Lord's day, aharehnliers being edruitted as at present into the rounds witliJut charge. , ' Mr. Asttury seconded the reso lution, which on :wing pot was negatived by a very large zos)orry ; atter which the melte' separstid. I'HE CHISHOLM SUCCESSION —liitelligenise lime been received intimating that James Sutnerleed Chishcim Esq., has been served heir of entail to the Chisholm entree. —lowness, Courier. DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN A LUGGAGE TRAIN.-- About 3 cleek in the afternoon of Sunday heat, one of the waggons of a luggage train from the south for Preece, Lancashire, laden with heeds for weeeinc, and a ,nudity of costly cairn in crates, was di.covered by the engine driver to be on flee when the train was a quarter of a mile from Preston. Thin waggon wee next to •he cinder. end it Is supposed that a spark from the angina ignited either the holds or the straw in the crates. The engine driver promptly detached the remainder of the troth from the burning waggon, and 'teamed quickly into :he Preston station, and as the engine with it. dialing freight pasted over the bridge which spans the Ribble, just below the town. the unwonted spectacle excited the astonishment of tbe hundreds il persons who were walking on the banks of the river. Wean the station was gained the dant e were pc chi, extinguished et the water column, and It was then fennel that tha damage done was very conetlertble. The heitls i wan Wows. who:ly destroyed, and the burning o: the emirs I had cracked and broken a very large proportion of the wetly goods they eantaieel. NOVEL MODE OF HOIISEBREARINO.—On Mon day, two men of led fferent character, named Treater, wore charged before the county niagientee at Wolves') mom with breekinir into the boursof Willi.) Smith, on odd men, with the local reputation of a miser, who liven neer PatiMuU, and alone. and who is employed so a shepherd finder Lord Dsettnviih. One ...niter. a short time ago, ato -. caws to Smith's dear, and delivered a meows Ss from tb • leodladv of a public-house ins netehb curing hamlet, to the elf•et 'alit Ohs et her cove wee taken ill, and that atm wished Smi• e,. who le reputed skilful in cattle o implaints, to ex io.ice it. He aecnreiegiy went, and ascertained he had hen hoaxed. He renneinet. however, at the inn for come time. o n hia m une bome he found that hie bowie &Tor hart bison opet.ed by forcing back the bolt sad that about 1001. in notes and gold, which had been hid in the peat of a teir-bottomed chair, had been stolen. Several witnesses gave evidence to having seen the rtioOsers along with either mae. loitering about Sciftlia dare. relieve to the robbery ; and they were remanded fir a week ter farther evident*. NP.WARD FOR GALLANT CONDUCT.—It will pro bably be son •mbered by many of 'our raidees that during the terrific eorm of the 26th October last, which proved placetn the on he ßn• el Charter. some fearfu some l sipwrecks tonk also e Cornish coast. Oa of h these OClllinra, mart gallon , exertions were made to rave life and Property. Amongst others. Mr. Daniel Shea, cesawnin of the Notintel Lifeboat In•ciintion'e toot stationed at Pailetow, very I in dably exertet himself to sue life and property. Bat con rpienoue a wing" all ethers on this rout woe ets:ee Mitchell, a lishertneu, at Port Lama In the height of the sham of that night. the sloop Busy. of New -quay, wan °tuned to be In imminent danger. Mitchell immediately mustered a crew of four men, who, with himself, procoaded off through the trentend ram surf to the wreck. Having succeeded in remise two i i the sloop's men, their boat unfortunately broke adrift b.f.. re the remaining men could be Keyed. Again and 1175.!n. Mitchell, with bosh bends, endeavoured wish me donated cursive to save the other two root man, who were tow betel to the rigging. At lee. his bologna @flirt. ix three dieseet boats were, after ere hours of summed], heavy toil and risk, crowned with sowers, and he had the • I haynnees to Meng the four ships reeked nom, more dead I j then alien, safe!) , ashore about there o'clock the next morn t ing. To testify ttsepprobation of such noble and persevering . xertions in revisit life from an in-vilable death. the Road 1 i I National Lifeboat Inst imams has presented tat Mitchell its cheats sl ter medal. a beautiful scroll i n parchment and "4. ' I The men who had assisted the gallant fellow on the (lc, a -1 non hart also received from the 4.aq :r•:. for their I servime. i