The Express. — London, England, 1859-12-13 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE (THIS LAY.) COURT OF BANIRUPTCY. Wipe Mc Iq IlidieL) TV as nit imamate LIATMILI CONIPASIT (tutrrto). Tits wat ts dty apt sawed for **lse Me MN d car i B ob sbrpo employ. tour trtkilt • trialittf up OldsT vet tiorMard ism trot •,:o. It was sow a•attl Kai at art stettlial ha bre r ttr to turtrgyt the pulls% Kt diva at Obi was fro wittadr.sr Ifs case grow the totem toolifirafirra th• - - - IS The Waiter% s mmeefe.l;;;E, &welted ehest of Elealesoe dr west Kell of Alma. The liti itlifr eve toesidwehie-20,01101. or :3,0601. ; but the baaltrept 1,1101111.• WAIN Se pIIMMINDI s4opeily t mi ca of tar Wirer seeseeiL lM Ives ameted for • comparatively all debt, witne ea • viell te this rootstry for the purpose of gmgertieW welt lb llbesetmeater ooesuLerserers for • supply ef melee frets the west comet ,4 Atha, wad his woos vs essiesd is tie Quisono Dori prison. lir Lemnos*" Ws behalf, mew applied for dia discharge, "La Ica ardend. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (THIS DAY.) OLD COURT. Mew th• lenahe.) lattrander, pihnisa = i nto Mu el* onnitni bee w/. r• IntrV2 etth• Pookmenr-O i 1. " tnno It append the the perm. hod boon agiard ea • Y..-orrtor end mow, r th• atelmesten Isansi awl the, immotto Mew ben nee of dr hoe of lass• ~ norm tin Yon • 400 7, sni elm that boil =l: r sont w ry Mem ens • ler me Mad In Yt end upon onnetits W lodighop • annboo of' Yr wittoolas to wren mien of Jewett" an thooornod. do The= sigusei, wt• haw boon gamied on the lb emollient% el lb. young ..croon who moo to Moo krono Ohs sib mu presout UI mutt, ninety unites mull deb trim!. ilerirdrr ;ild there wee soils* he the ewe to justify MN Is departing from pomace the usual esstente, end he, therekee, tout order the prietner to be kept Is peal serr-- Ws for four ram TM prieona wee then Ilelovtd, end hie tinseled hastily lett the court. Till •ITIRSCIIT KOMI& It Is indent/0d W.t ua. u 4. et Jame Nowin, tar es marder I' him vier. will tate plow to-rornow (Widenkry) arsalsg. The pilaw will be Samara by Mr. /1610. THE POLICE COURTS. (Tlll3 DA.T.) KlafttlOlS- HO USE. lAtite, queeterumotor of the lasigne, from Rotter dam, as cherpd with bevies bees re board that ._e4 lying la the names, when abs bad as board 4 rash, of tobasat, as which duty had dot bees • revenue dim said-1 was La the vessel hat sad I observed the prisoner atoophsi down nut the balwarka, sad stlapecdeg that something was wrong, I felt about and Itt rd bus up. He said to an swer ti toy question what he ass ab ,ut, that Oa was very in. 1 thee telt shoat, sad I found abf.re the bulwarb the hoar pouads of ecespreared tobacco 1 produee, upon which ties duty of 9s, U. pre pound has sot hem paid. The deksdasi—l team ambiag et all about the tobacco, sad had jog hart myself, aid was is great pats from Isapteir swore the bulwarks. Alderman abbiee—l dad that the word . knowiasty" Which appeal in tea Ititt act ►a. been aralitad to the act at Durant la operation. Were theta ray other seta ea tow' tlitaaaa—Yea, at moat of the crew had gone away. Ha was the oily sae I tan at that past of the vowel. At ilbe aim sass time I .mat lay thin la knew anything about the M Alit as es bawd are liable is sans of Ws bat I asaast *Wit of coutuattlag tba asiarleas epos task vssatishoury welders. lie is tined:no disolarged. MAILBOROUGII-STREET. - =TIMM PLATI ZWISKRY. Two stem aimed ArmsMem and limy vim pieced at Mae tree Ware Mr. Naito. tamed with big °asserted in ma stimmive eobbtry at plats at Me bowls Mr. Richard Mew 11, Throlieeplers, Ponied-place, solicitor. Mr. Richard Rodeos .sit that at 7as Meader mowing Mr beam bow. Slim Well*, came op to him sad while is Nsd lishanmil him Mat the hones had bees robbed. Hs told Mr that.. she had damps of the boas that was impoerble; kat as Ms prosesam doeneteits to the drawimprocem he Maid that t e capheM i t midi there elm • large meatity &LIM , was elm, sad the idiot/am aketruelsil :—Two larma sad mall Wirer gelh• r ts • 7 dimoi - alicots, 7 lards sad 7 small helm 2 millit•pels. 2 teepee, • fltk .knife, mrap•ladlse. Ms them named •Mk from the Loomis Milk mg • gold week 101. 10e. bu gold, 2 gold seals with his Initials, • valu able malechita seek aWm mama bog. He then west Is e• deer, the &els ef wW was sot up nor was the door bled. Fran the mimed • maggoty box with bit tame ea It we takes. It was fall of different articles of Om Os rift tato the kitchen he host that three tarp boxes Mil Ms broken open, and di.ber, salt ail/ara, batter Mier. sod s large quaatity of other articled takes. Rs elm Ora Ma disk Mottle open, the gam which had or Nor Or looney to,. up, sad • work-box aim bribe spa no only articles which the thieves had missed wens this. sot of sem. The primer, he believed, had lets is lee his alressin as the flandig night, 1110- 611117 es 11111 R&M illiffialitet Hubbard, of the I &Feriae, having animal M. Karr as to the way in whisk h• Mad the plate ma Oar Ma tebtrroy, said he oarstiesed the bemobesgar. Ilia Wdlk rid eke prrarrair • rem dad, she admitted that an Wirer boil era Lien r lute •• eleven M traday tilde. sad then irk Mr pridwarra into eurey. Item re b• tabliesb, b bod am reread ter dr pi ma Lamy bob been Ls err het it ..f gray to Ye Mom to des oho ot tato smash. Asamirong had gained abulters• Mir biro by gars to rote there. • olootobls MiliNd Robloacts, of the F. divition, proved Itameg. Me ale ret Op tie rum of Gets', tato W be mistimed oh .t he was at the ham cm Mmilay awing. Hs burl in Mot home es returning a Imet erg, • 'lorry," th• moths on the desk sad box which Ira bra err ars etereepsedtag with it, also a tided. Tbe primers were Ira nerrul. 1t,.. *Mod that re arra of lea robbery is lolls 4001. DISTROCIIOI OF ?APO WARDROOM BY 17ML-(22.18 DAY.) The swam hetereett the henry of 2 and 3 think s Ore bike old In the great uswehoweas kelongitty to Om Inn of Mgt. Reek Benham sod C•, manufweetelay idmismais and import atadonare, situates& No. 11, Wslbrook . early feriae St. allelmis chute b. The beaildny was snakiest!, lams In iamb'. 140 heads to work ha it, end et the tfms of the adieu& may thooseed ream of paper sad other entails was Muni Is the eyries. doem The premise. mars reesedikthy ill, dry hada, souding to the entablature sew the antranea, anew& en 16418„ two yaws alter lb. Great Firs of Ludas. • drug moll of Ire had bore 'Wired Is the adylthear bond for twee time before the domes amend, bat es the worehoure were behind the riveting-beau Mil 11111101101414 kry • lesiva, entreaty, nothing osild b. soma be Walesa argot. At length the dun lyn , Tl (seat wary deport. mess almost lutratauscautly. At. Immediate try woo Mead, W famates of the surrouding house. ware sesused, and • Issessepr was ant to the chief station of Fin Brigade fa Walliaretweet. Is less than dee innate. several powerful mews from UMW deism atteeteol win a strong fora of Sew mew under the command of Mr. Br eldwood, the suede- Wades', sad Mr. Bridges, the foremen of ea A distrirt, and ugh all poseible eepedttioa tea enrolee of the bilged. wire la attendance ; but balm the firemen had tine le get their wise. tat fall working wise the dre had 'dud wen Ws Mork of paper, sad roe. to wick an altitudo dist it hewed est Is stony whet the belegrel Seamy at St. fiewilbra's Char h, case of the gamdeoplatme at Sr Christi: Or W 0.., at tho sae time the light wee so Whitey that ttet greet trarmapt of the Crysbel Pelee. oes'd le awn form the wedges. Th. fin con tinual Ire payee, sad retwided to the promisee of Mr. Sought, Ivory tuner, No. 12, aad wee just souring the cacao of thre Briti-h Croton Aeylu-o, ea well as the praxises of Meagre. Pollard and Co., so 'elope ushers (Ma 10) tad the bui..!ing nnoug es si 0, i n lb. weepwion et Mr. Leotard, Mr. J. Broher, and Mr. O. B. Mu, rho finnan. rililk , 01!1 el; oil to Imminent danger by the falliag of the Eons and roof of Urger.. R O W, woes. 1100010, kept to their pore, serer Telexing in their escleavoars to overeat 10,' towhee extension of dui mischief, but idtheragh they hat to:y soweeded is carting tit their. from the aqui tngbouerathemale body of done .1•41 not entirely es tlegniatted st 10 o'clock this towniey. Tim entreboassa of 11.04111. Rork Brothers sad Co. as described by Ito Bru'elaceol, is tie official report, as brim, together with the coatoota, Dearly deetnyed. The cas tes% were !hours/ Is the goo, U Eichangs, sad Globs Ina adieu The dew of the dm we. dmorilesel as Wag oakum,. Ti,. grand doer wardommo of Staiebt, the ivory turner, was re•urnal as Way auseely dameg..l by Sm. Iseuraors unknown. The °Mao of the British (Aphen Asylum were slot tojarei by fire and wear. The other Asmara were not of a merlon, character, bed they were for or lire ia aumbor. TES 0324? SHIP 00111 1 4111.—IITIS b 4 Y.) This Amason a mediae of shareholders in the dim , onward by Mr. Gesetan, moot thatr body, Ina held at Leabia Tama, kr the postwar statad la the sdnartammst, of sittiswiss the past atategstotot ot the dip, sad readviar aaggiatlaas by which It Right yet beams " • satkost platy lisisad se a national dignaes." The sitaishsidsia stamen want roputed to epos thsir Daa% aall to manse tbsis sartillosis of tspattatwo. Ths assaadamaa was isadt, than bs ewe* wars dun forty orw ehtesholOars presest. OCIDALLA Weasel/ took id,. The amanita:4 proceeded to say Shot owing to the empital be split op into 11. charm the hoiden men olattemed over the emustry, and hardly twenty per ca•t. of them raided in the costropulia. For hi own pert be MMus' the obasevence of teropmeanos sad moderation. Lit set any shareholder part with his shwas under the belied that the property would not recover. Th• ship could be applied to many purposes. For imtanoe, it was said that we were about to bare • bruit with France, and who could tall that the Great Bastes might to be taken np the gourmand as • terrain ship far the navy ?Se Ae a2d of the delay which took place in the Yew albs agreepers' report, and tspromsd him con viction Met *eider meek, laterechd Thelmlance. elmat published peommiley appearedeo Lm to be a laregbable doemmene. We. It not strange time over IMO& of calls should he hi &near in • company compsead of 11. minwholdeesf Who man the defeatists? Them nein, having spent all the swarm, the direetoto singestakand their conetitnects upon boring beenable umetemp the**. Ws paragraph is Me directors' chatter le imml sew nos equalled except la a report of a anneemy ammpeq when the directors said they had "the reelanchely mYialln to state that daring the half-y tit there hod ban • hope Weems in their burials." (A laugh.) Be bedewed th• dins Lre after beldam the loan about the City led Melleended in raising, be was told, 40,00.4. at 6 per cent. A 85eitritouirm—le 11 se low am that ? The CHAIRMAN WHIRR btfeeeTed7 L;7;out peobehly k wee much higher. Having reviewed the pant proceedings et the co t rzy, he said the semelasiou be had arrived at wee that ti rWaltemowrabbt, sad honourable directors were maths ma w meting{ a amen like Wm He would ranker see treisema at Mt elm* sad hie opinion wee worth mime. =tr io eliasesli be EVA lea 'meg, he had yet had ingrarbemet meek= et tins Ware, He de clared thee be sammeseell teeteey 26 yews ego, and he bed hone he ewe dna (A leseb.) His plan for the timers wee no get top • third company. (No, no. He othaseml Oat la all 00,04901. would he raga for the red be apprehended that so large aam OSON eat, be deed by a new company. Ho mos mended the merles et a vote of want of coulltimme Ls the direction, amid asselti a Aglitter, committee el aura ebartholden. The aiiiilm wee peatedieg when out repcet lob. SYMPATHY WITH TEX POPH-OZZAT imams AI HALIFAX. Yesterday evening, the Roman catholic. of Halifax assembled in considerable fume at the Oddiellogne Half , te express their sympathy with the Pope la the present disturbed state of Southern M Italy. It liral ended by the promoters of the manias to bring tosolser lady Roman catholic*, sad this intention wee *Ahmed to es far se poseible, bat a =sember of protegbaub c•ntrived to gala admittance, ties proceedlep duoughout ware of • very uproarious character. The room was deesely crowded, the Roman ca tholic* nod their sippmeass bag peaty equal, .beliumed. The Rev . Pathee ILATANAOM called to th e 01144. Coma Immetrome moved the first reeolutisa, express ing _Gym_ pithy with the Pope. r.NOILII.IIT Maeda the proposition. Mr. Penman wished Is knew, before the teacloths!' wee put, whether Mame, wee mark to the temporal or spiritual power Mobs Pope. The Cuanumw declined to enterer the yomidoet. The Rev. Mr. O'DONNELL moved the mooed resolutlea, mem* that the temporal power of the Pope was seresemy to the welfare of the Catholic church. se's Mi. JOHN Sr r.gcsu ascended the notion, which,like the previous one, wee declared to be carried, though a corms pondeat asserts his belief that fully as many bends were had up against 41 for it. Ilr. WAVeLL, town-clerk, thee addressed the meeting, observieg that it should be distinctly understood, ie aay report of the proceedings that might be published, that the expression of opinion embodied m the resolution was that of the catholic* of Halifax only, and not of the inhabitants at large. _ _ _ _ • The mowing was afterward' addressed by the Rev. Came littlfoesett. and others, the prootodlop being protracted till a late tour. .1914711 OF TY.dB.IIIAGION nViNG. The American mail brings the lad intelligenc• of Wohingtrea Irving's death. This diatioguiehed writer (rya the "Men of the Tim ") we. born in New Yak, April 3, 1783. HI. father, • respectable merchant, originally from Scotland, died while Washington wa• yet young, nod hie amnion we. superintended by kis elder brothers, this. of whom Ind, without relinquish ing scene profeesiosal old oonsidereble noputeties for I Minty ate tlee. I a lest maim Inlltereturawere made in the New York Nerang Chronicle in 1802; amiss symptoms of poltoosary ammo now bens* themselves, it WS4 resolved that in the following year tie should Melt the south of lineups. He returned to New York in M.rcb, 1808, completely reamed to health. He nein ramoned the study of the I.w , sod was admitted to the bar In Not cmber of that yaw, but never tractlissil. Shortly after wards he took the chief pa in • Selinegundi," the first usher of which •ppeecsd January, 1807, sod the lest in Joinery, 1808. In Nominee the &Howie" year he pub lished hie . Kodokerbocker's History of New York." At the ohm of the war, May, 1815, he embarked for Liverpool, with the Joliette, of waking a second toot of Europe, but wee promoted by the sudden and greet reveres. which followed the rotas of pree n overwhelming, after e strogris to two or three yews, le wkltA Mr. Irving took an active part to avert the emetrophe, the home in wench his brothers had 16him as interest, and involving himself in Its rota. 18 he desnehted to employ his pan ea • Mama of sop pert. sod commemad the aeries of papers entitled 't lawn Book," which were transmitted piecemeal from London, where he to New Tan for publication. Atter • readouts of He years in Esgland, Meaning removed to Faris in Angola, 1820, and remaised then anti' July of the following per who be retuned to Zsgletol and published hie " Brom: bridge Hall," Ia Landon and New York, in May, 1811. The following winter he peeled in Dryden ; returned to Paris Ia 1823 ; and ceased to London lo May, 1824, to publish kis "Tan of • Troveller," which appeared ut August of Jet year in two volumes, and in four parts la New York. Is August he retuned to Pens, and in the autocue of 1825 visited thinooth of Frame, t seeing pert of the winter In Bordeaus. In February 1826, he left that eity for ad Mrid, when he remoissdtwo yam. There he wrote the " Life of Columbu" which eppwcd In 1828. In the spring of 1811 be loft Modred on • toot to the south of Spas, visiting Growls and the tnaln taints maimed In the " Clumicles of the Cooquest of Growls, by Fray Amax." In 1829 be again melted Orlnsis, and resettled some the,. fusing In the Alhambre, why'''. he tatlineed ma terials for the work publalied under that Dame in 1832. In Judy he tome formalised, ha vin a bees appointed S. cretary of Lego dm to she Arnim en tharey, which office he held unto the re taro of Mr. Id' L mein 1831, when. Our remating a fear mouths as chars& he resigned, on the arrival a Mr. Van Bono. While u Ensiled, le 1830, Mr. Irviest evasive(' 0114 if the My guinea sea midst; provided by George IV. for roil swot in hottorked compodllea. the Misr tonne hem einered to Mr. MANS, sad is the billowing pour the Venemity of Ozhed essferred is boo the degree of D.C.L. In the span d 1882 he returned to New Took, am en shousee el 17 men. His app eres:a wee Cres she Undo with the wanton eeteuramm. ebneery.lB6ll, he noolmd. wool cited, the appointment xhild. to Spas. He left for Madrid on the 10th of Aprd d that ywar. ale official duties terminatlar In the mom*? a 1848, he returned to Atonic*, and in ISO tom moored the pubtleetion of a revised edition of hie wort., mot of Mich bad long been out of pont. 1. 1949 he pub. hated " 011 w Golitateite, • Biosrspny," t• M ,unmet and his Successors" 1819-50; and the " Ltd of Wasoungton," 1865. Thal All England Eleven have, during the past vases, played 18 matches; they won 12, lost four, sad two way halm The matches played by the United All Rag land Panes &mug the semen enamel to 14; out of which they have 'rot awe, lost Ihrcn , vas wee drawn, rad one wee a tin. REJPRESENTATION or RlADlNO.—Yesterday Sir ham& Hto,y Uolcheold, Bert. (who ust 8 gurday night UM eadreeaed a meeting of the liberal skean. et the throw Rotel), woo ionced himself es a candidate fur the borough of Reading. iieternns to the addressea which he isoied room esasiha store in auticipatlon of Site Henry'. eleven, n to the Juatotal bench, Me Jewish Memel says: —••• 1 informed you Mat 1 wea attached alike by foaling end eolivictioll to toe greet M(40.01 Civil Mad rehelothe (trod..,, and h o d stew. cordially espported the liberal peaty, by whom tate Cali.. has been so effectually served ; that I thoucht • Reform Hill of the character sketched by le rd Juba Rumen Just beteg the Iwo direolutioo would be mdiafectory to the coeutry ; that I held it to be anima% that groats should be weds for the benefit of route ;sr•tnolar sects oat of the yobbo remnant, to which ail isteiflliuted their pro portioo, mid that I ogres in the opinions szpoosso by the late Home of Commons hi fsrour of the total abolition of church rains." Spatial, of the ear which last summer .Q-cted port of Europe. Bor Francis says: On shr tilinglett pruaroce ►nd cowry. with which the 'Liken,. of Enalsed rosy be emitted it appears mainly to depood m the itersietione w►ich ere Sure to take plats. Jae ro twit will be Nowa to the right of 11411012 s to chiaw• their „•tt ;overt . saws, a respect at once required by justice, and cos:noel to the leericy proormtion 04 pram." S r Frencievorumencted his clove. ratteday n. accompettii.4 by his 'gest, be. Roam, and .accred lodueutiaLiaterale, Hrot;ONaBLE DONATION.--Tar tunda of the Royal Tree H , 41tit.1 have. attain the leat fee die, bass Inerresed try donetnes of 621. 10.. from the l'iehfoutr.r.e eetespeng, together with en enamel subscription s*. At tw o rearm of the year the deoneade lh o f e e . mrose of ad. new ellest charity are or a Ewa& urgent aad extensive nature. SHARE LISTS.-THIS DAI. Two o'CLoaC. The railway share market to-day is decidedly firm, with • tendency to improvement. An advance of I per cent. has taken place in Great Western stock; I per cent. in Lon don and North Western and Midland; and per cent. in Lancashire and Yorkshire and Eastern Counties. South Eastern is also in good demand. London and North Western stock is now quoted 98 to I; Great Western, 681 to t; Midland, 1081 to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 991 to 4 ; London and South Western, 971 to 98; Great) Northern, 106 i to 1061; South Eastern, 82 to }; and Eutern Counties, 571 to 58. Business is quiet. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are only a trifle flatter, at 2 16-16 to 3 1-16 pram. Grand Trunk of Canada stook has experienced a farther decided rise being last marked 40/. Great Western of Canada, Bahia, and the Indian railway shuts are also inquired far. ...irci THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 13, 1859. Lillie 1.11•11/0 AT lIMILIW 11..1 ,‘ IS Mlle LIII hi DIBINTUILI STOCKS. M. ~........ 4ptehmaJel K Narlalt4p.callarallso. 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Oyxraaux.—O• Friday Ism, the pupils el Mr. tam as MI °yenned= for the purpose dimes& with • substantial proof of their Mall& The pet took Flees to the gallery for the nalinteatmy mercies, wham • large number of gentlsms• bad amembled. The testi menial consisted of ea antique silver jog, richly chased with leaves and scrolls, in the style of Leeds Quatorge, with two goblets of s similar deign, the jug bearing, in addition to the meet sad mmsgramt, the following inscription:— "Presented to Arch' MaeLaren, by members of the Oxford Gymnasium, al • teetimonial of their regard sad appreciation of his zealous efforts in the muse of Physical lidnestloo." Mr. Freeman, of Christchurch, to pmeenting the testimonial, read an address, therm sive et *ate sere of the important services ren dered by Mr. MaelAren to the onus of physical edu cation in toe University. With unwearied energy and perseverance he had striven for many years to gMo for eye tamed° and ectnpreheasive bodily training its proper reoog nitio•, and that noble stymnaticuo lately erected by ►ire, and inferior to none in Europe for theme:opts/Ammo of its arrange menus, was a sufficient proof of his sincere devotion to the MUM he had taken in band. Mr. MacLaren returned • imitable reply. 3dUNIFICINT GIFT.—Mr. Alderman SalomOne has recently erected at his own sole expense a handsome and substantial building, whkh he has presented to the parish of !taboret (Kent). for the purposes of a schoolhome, with a residence foe • governess. the opening ceremony was of a most I•tersstmg commie,. ell the poor inhabitants of the village, young sad old, being invited to partake of tea, Madly provided for the occesices by G. Field, Baq., of Ashurst Park. OXFORD Madmen wing him - - --- A MATRIMONIAL DISAPPOINTMENY..—A curious termination of en intended marriage took place at Helifex on Sunday last. Oa that day. Henry Orem., of Mount Tabor, and Mary Mitchell, of Gibbetttetrest. in that town, bed wronged to be married at the parish church. The wedding party met before the ceremony at the Spotted Cow Inn, in Gibbet-street, and proceeded thence towards the church. When they had arrived at an Inn named the Flag of Bede, the bride found holt with her intended husband for en having hit/shoed clean! They, however, still panned the journey, but so shocked was she on going along the aide of the church In company with the dirty boobs, that she renewed the complaints, and, setting at defiance all mecu m:ranee, left the church and refused to be married. Dinner had been provided for sixteen, and tea for twenty. After the mune of the wedding party, the proportion of renames to be borne by each poly farmed a further topic of dispute. The diespieleted bridegroom refused to pay anything unless be had the ring, which oast him 10r., retuned, and then declined to contribute more than one.half. The final jig's will probably have to be decided la a court of law.—Lards ifertery. A NEGRO CLERGYMAN lii THE PULPIT.-0n Sunday evening Let, Trinity church, Chatham, was meek orowded in neaseqswece of the announcement that the Rev. Mr. Taylor, a !mgr., clergyman and • native of Africa, would preach • canon, the novelty da coloured clergyman occupy ing the pulpit in as English church attracting • large eon gregation. The rev. gentlemen, who bee been ordeleed muter the impious of the Church Missionary Society, sp• parrs to be highly accomplished, Ma serroon,l which was Hsteetil to throughout with the deepest attention, being de livered with considerable eloquence, and Its matter giving proofs of • cultiveted mind. He is about te worn to the interior of Africa, to be employed In missionary labours. Tree MILE-END INQUEST AND THE REV. ME. Boxwatt.—lt ie not generally known that the Bishop of London haft lowed a second or further commieston to Inquire into the conduct of the Rev. Jas. %Dwell, giving enlarged Mto the commissioners—not that the first oommission t: Men opened. On Thursday next, we believe. the committal at as sppointed, will commence their inquiry at the I Ctmeneon-hill, Ductors•commons, when that portion of the I reverend gentleman's conduct which mold not properly be law into before the coroner will undergo a rigid inquiry. The reverend gentleman will he aided by powerful legal advisers. AMATEUR PEDESTRIAN FEAT.—On Saturday lut, • sort pedestrian feat was pert *toed by three amateur*, under the auspices of a wetl•knowa veteran " profeesional," covering the dieteme between the Elephant and Castle, Newington, and Brill's Baths, Brighton. 7he diatom° wee performed in 16 house sod twenty-five minutes, including nopprirs. The road treverted was the old Brighton, Dal meted to be 6t miles from point to point. We understand that two of the party ow Lewes friend beteg one) hove met to Earle t,twin g t o walk soy two Frenchmen from Boulogne to the Digital; the match to come off the first wm It in Jusuary.—dautx Advertiser. MONEY MAltifE7.-IBIS DAY. Two °Two'. The funds to-day, though still inactive, are rather firmer. The [decline of 1-16 to i per taut which was quoted after the close of the Stock Exchange yesterday he been recovered. The share markets are also quiet, bat very firm, with a tendency to improvement. Some of the principal British rail way stocks, as well as Grand Trunk of Canada, have advanced. The New Indian Five per Cent. Loan is firm, at 1081 to 1 for the account. Consols are officially marked 95j and) ex div., for the 10th January. The present quotation is 951 to t. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 951 and ; the New Three per Cents., at 951 and t; the New Indian Loan, 1859, for money, at 106), 3, and ; ditto, for account, at 1061 and 106); the Pour per Cent. Debentures of 1859, at 97 ; and Exchequer Bills, at 275., 281., and 30i. prem. Very few transactions have taken place in the foreign stock market. Prices are quoted the same as yesterday. The Turkish Loan of 1864 remains at 771 to 78, and that 1858, at 66 to 1. Sales are recorded as follows : Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents. 851 (ex change 128.); Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 221, 221 ; Peruvian Foarand•a-Half per Cent. Dollar Bonds, 81 ex div. (exchange, 45.); Portuguese Three per Cents., 1863, for account, 461, 48; Russian Three per Cents., 1859, 1 881; Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 44; Turkish Six per Cents., 1884, 771 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858 for account, 881; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents, 1041. The shares of the Ocean Marine Insuranne Com pany are rather flatter, at 1} to 11 prem., owing probably to the introduction of the Universal. QUARTER-PAST TWO O'CLOCK. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes were quoted 70fr. We., ex die., showing no change. Foua o'CLocK Consols have receded i per cent. since 2 o'clock ; the closing quotation is 95 to I for the 10th of January. The demand for money,both at the Bank and in the general market, wu slack yesterday. In exceptional instances transactions took place at a fractional re duction from the Bank minimum. As the month draws 00, more activity will probably be witnessed. Austrian securities advanced about I per cent, at Amsterdam yesterday. The fortnightly settlement in shares and foreign stocks wilt commence to-morrow (" continuation day 1, and terminate on Friday. A further considerable quantity of gold has been relied from the wreck of the Royal Charter, making an aggregate of about 200,0001. up to the present date. Toe whole of the gold on freight has now been recovered, except about 72,00(1. The bulk of the sums brought by passengers will probably never be recovered. A portion of a gold bar has been found firmly driven into an iron plate by the action of the sea. Telegrams from St. Petersburg announce the failure of Mr. Frederick Hill, with liabilities esti mated at 250,000 silver roubles, or about 40,00 W. The loss will fall almost entirely in Russia. Mr. Hill'. transactions have been chiefly in hemp, grain, and linseed. The directors of the Great Ship Company have circulated what they call an" approximate statement of the liabilities and assets of the company," and remark, somewhat apologetically, and not very gram matically, that this, " had the meeting been held on the 13th inst., was all that could have been laid before the shareholders." The statement shows that ' the cash balance is reduced to 1,1001., and that this, together with 7,2421.—" arrears of calls considered good" (in respect of which the shareholders would he glad to know who are the persona in arrear)— formed, until a day or two ago, the only re sources available for meeting liabilities to the amount of 43,000/. The official circular now intimates, however, that, " It will be satisfac tory to the shareholders to know that one of the objects for which the meeting of the 15th inst. has been postponed has been satisfactorily obtained, arrangements having been entered into to meet all the engagements of the company." This paragraph refers to the mortgage of the ship, a transaction which the shareholder,' regard with any feeling but one of " satisfaction," the more especially as it has been arranged without their being permitted to say a word in the matter. Shareholders in the Provincial Bank of Ireland may receive on the 16th January a dividend for the half-year ending Christmas at the rate of 4 per cent., and also an extraordinary dividend ef 11. 10s. per 1001. share, and 12e. per 101. share. A cell of 61, making 101. paid, is to be paid on the 4th Extension shares in the Madras Ittilway Com pany by the 15th January ; and a call of 21. 10e., making 131. 10s. paid, on the B shares of the Bom bay, Baroda, and Central India Railway Company by the 10th January. The agent for South Australia in London adver tises the half-yearly interest on South Australian Government Bonds. The half-year's six per cent. goarauteed interest is advertised on the shares in the Rest Suffolk Railway. The Admiralty will receive tenders, on Thursday, for the hire of a steamer of from 080 to 800 tons. With reference to the tallow market a cor respondent nods as the following: . . The market has fluctuated rather violently in the past week, having at one time been Si low as 645. 61. for all the month. To-day an &Seance of 6d. to la. has taken place, bat as it is entirely a speculative movement It is not ezie.,ted to continua many days. In the meantime, although this is the period of the year when the consumption is largest, the deliveries are grandly lessening. The quantity sent out for consumptinn last week wee only 1,630 casks, against 2,861 in 1858, 2,917 in 1867, ■ad 2,449 in 1866. The stock is 49,619 caekv. against 33,264 in 1818, 31,124 in 1857, and 18,576 in 1856. MOI4DAT ZWIWO. Console, which were quoted at the close of the Stock Exchange on Saturday 931," buyers," ex die., for the 10th January (.üb.equeutly receding to 961, sellers"), opened this morning at 931 to 1, and were quoted at 4 o'clock 931, or 96 9-16 to 11-16. At a later hour the price receded to 951 to 1. The official business report is as follow..—Three per Cent. Console, fur account (10th January ), 931, 1, ex die. ; Three per Cents. Itedoced, 96/, 1; New Three per Cents., 961, 1 t Bank Stock, 228, 227; the New Indian Five per Cent. Loan, 1061, 1; ditto for account, 1061, j ; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, 1868, 961, 97, 971 ; ditto, 1859, 97. 971. . . The shares of the 'Ocean Marine Insurance Com pany mere quoted to 1 5.16 prem., and those of the Universal Marine Insurance Company 5 to 1 prem. Tae ROYAL CITARTEIL—LIVERPOOL, TUESDAY MORKING.—The steam-tug Fury arrived yesterday from Moelfrs, with about 40,0001. is gold from Ms Royal Charter. DEPARTURE OF THE PRINCE ALBERT PROM OALWAV.-0111 Sunday night about kalf-put 11 e'elock this beautiful sleetu-skip. undsr command of Captain Nicholas Prows. (late of the Oreat Bastwrn) weighed anchor and proosedsd en her voyage to New York, carrying the Newtiundland mails, and about 260 passengers, the naajoiiiy of whom were of the first and aeoohd classes. The Bishop of Netsfonodhuld, who arrived by the Circa -sign on hes last voyage, is ausonot tbo list of firet.class passenitetv. The number of passengers on this voyage is mach below what the vessel could accommidats. . LAMBETH SCHOOL OF ART.—Encouraged by the sweets which hat attested the atablbhment of a School of ' Art In the very heat of Lambeth, inhabited by artisans en gaged in the patents end building trades. the chairman of the school, the Rev. B. Gregory, of St. Mary's Parsonage, it endeavouring be raise the necareaty knee for battiest anitatle premises far the school, which bee hitherto been hold in the national school at great inCOlMDience. With the Mew of obtelat•g the aseistance of the committee of ardancil on saccade.. me. W. Wdlitunr, end Mr. Itonyell, M.P., with • deputation, here waited epos Merl °ravine, and it is intended to form • committee of well-withers to art-instroction to promote the object, as the immediate district of the school is too poor to raise the seem wry fnat:s. ORDIX.IIII' eH►lam UM 1700116. :Mayan. I yeubin6 " . " i le I gas. Us he 1011 *II 2 iz IL K ... 11 II u• ' N. - iii 14 30 1M V AI 1 MINN ...,..IM___.. z0 — 0uw.. ......--...... :... .• I OM= As. t A il p il i g as e ;1.. i : Jost. a .ic Mils a Whiss " Pliso %aim Ma. Mak • . DIM L IM Z d oi am i ra4 V. 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Sli ii $4l 14 11 tiai 44 181 78 78. 1•4 .1 Si 4 3 1 414 Z :9 14 14 wi si MI 4 47 0 • 4,, • 46 1116 16 IS 14 • 44 4 I IN Illi S i a I . — ll Si Is ;11 is 1011 0 - PI 9111 1 1 6 2 H 1 ill a F 4 lin 11:0 1 , IQ lid D 9 Di a; - lil 61 Ai 93 II - Si 7 Ft Ft a • A N is IN IA 96 II LIS 111 111 114 11111 NI 0 NI IN IN 111 poi 11 1 111 oio II 916 r 5 oT lIS LIS IN IN IN IN 17 .16' MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoox. East Wheal Reuel' shame are in better demand to-day, and have been dealt in in the Stock Ex change at 11. Stray Park are marked 201 and 201, and Tamar, S. We aloe hear of transactions in Great Crinnis at 31s. The other principal bargains have been in shares in CemborneVean, Weet Barret, Kelly Bray, Grarabler and St. Aubyn, and Romwarne United Mines. A telegram received to-day from the latter reports that the lode is worth 1004 per fathom, and that no wall has yet been reached. United Mexican Mining shares have been dealt in at 11 and If. Port Philip Mining are qnoted 13s. to 131. 6d., and Great Northern Copper (South Aus tralia). to f prem. Worthing Mi n i ng h av e b ee n dealt m at 10a. At Itoiewarne United the 80 west wee veined on Satur day at 1001. per fathom, and appeared likely to improve. At East Trefuate the lode In the 30 on Trelawney's lode Is wider, and contains more ore. COMMERCIAL AND MAREE7S VRRPOOL CORN NARILET.—(THI3 DAT.) ni Derine MID DUSK KAGNIZTO TILIODADia MOD ova oar 001AISPONDMIT.) con swig illlCeiVe, but prime Wbest be mode rata request at PrLamy's Mae; dour sad beam weeded. ladiaa corn quiet, but steady. Oats rather abeam. MINCING-LANK.—(THIS DAY.) Soo art.—The large pablio soles of West India are going off steadily. The Market has a Ann sppesranot. Refined steady. Lumps, 60s. to file. Correa.—This article has also a firm appeanume, and the public Was are progressing with fair competition. Tea.—The market has become more steady, and pricea are supported, with a fair demand. Rica.—Prins are supported, with a good demand. Rum.—The demand continues limited, and the article has a doll appearance. SALTPSTRE.—Rigreetion sold at 38e. Markets generally have an improved appearance. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAT.) On the spot and for delivery in all the month qttotationa am not quite so firm, while for Morel alone and January to March t he re la an Improvement of M. per owl. Subjoined are the prices :—Town tallow, 64a. 9d. net Gash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 68e. &J. to 665. 9d.; all the month, 665. ed.; January to Muth, 685.; March only, Ms. Bd. SMITHFIELD HAY MAItIEET.—(THIS DAY.) Trade very dull at the following prices:—Prime meadow hay, 70s. to 765. ; superior ditto, 7a. to 80a. ; Inferior ditto, 60s. to 605.; rowan, Ws. to 60s. ; clover, old, 86s. to 100.. ; second cnt, 70s. to 80s. ; straw, 265. to 28s. CHRIB7II4B 042TLE-81101T. METROPOLITAN CATTLE-MARKET, MONDAY, DK. 12. • - - The show of bullocks at this day's market was un usually fine, and the supply large. There was an entire ab sence of monstrosities in the shape of mountains of 1140011. tamable fat ; and, on the contrary, appeared • numerous show of the finest beams ever exhibited. As a body they were superb. and remarkable for uniformity of quality. Oa this account, no lees than for quality of good wholesome meat, fit fcw the million, • finer, nor so good • show hes ever been seen. The Damns, Herefords, Sums; and Scotch breeds were all remarkably fine. Every alley and stand was crowded with choke spe cimens. The Scotch bollocks were eoperb, and decidedly better than on any former occasion. Tema were none of those monatrously overfed animals which one were the rule, and now are the exception ; on the ocuttery , every thing in the market was fall of quality at early ma turity. The number reported early en the day for which stalls were bespoken was 8,446, but It will be assa by the return below that this was in moms of the red number. Of the number actually at market there were about 1,000 Scotch cattle, end a deer " willing" lot wee never sees. There were some very superior beside from Nor folk and the Midland Countiee,which were a great attraction, and ell the principal stands presented such au exhibition of firm bullocks just suitable for good old English Christmas cheer es neither old Smithfield nor young Islington ever before witneeeed. There were also about 700 Irish cattle on sale, and a lot of 40 Spanish. In coneequence of the large number bespoken," and the unfavourable state of the weather, the cattle trade wee nothing like what it ought to have been for each • remark ably superb show of beef. The trade was good, but act brisk surly In the city, and the prices obtained were from 6s. to &a. 4d. per atone of 81b. . . TiasstpVlYolsheep;;l not so large a* the number be spoken, which was 24,670. The quantity was undoubtedly good, with fewer big sheep than lest year • the majority Wag fine wholesome mutton, suitable for the table of paw and peasant. The same comes which tended to check bushier in beef operated against the mutton trade ' which though good at from 4a. Bd. to da. 4d. per stone of 81b.. was not what ft ought to bare bees conaidering the season of the year and the character of the meat offered. Vaal and pork are always a limited market on the groat Chrigooos market day, sad need little notice. Towards the close of the market trade rather improved, many of the butchers hiving bung back until the after noon; bur, nevertheless ' the largeness of the supply and the bad st a te of the weat her checked Moines. from first to lest. All the smaller kinds of beasts sold early, but the heavier sorts hung rather on h‘nd throughout the day. Corom.rative statement of prices, alto., on the great day of this and the peat fire years : Monday, Des. 12, IMO. Beef 4e. Od. de. 4d. reads Mutton .. 4a. 44. fra. 4d. Bleep 24,420 Veal Pork 3a. 64. 4e. 6d. Pigs Monday, Dee. 13, 1838. Beef Muth a .... 34. 81. 51. al. Sheep 23,200 Veal -- Pork Monday, Deo. 14, 1867. Beg Mutton .... 4.. Bd. be. 41. Sheep 18,450 Veal Pork Monday, Dee. 16, 1866. Bed Mutton.... 4e, 4d. ss. 6d. Sheep 16,090 Veal Pork U. 2d. 6a. 2d. Pigs Monday, Dec. 17, 1856. Beef 4.. 04.., d..• a Beasts Mama.... 4a. 04. 6.. 21. I Sheep 28,800 V eat . .9 . . I 0.14. Pork 3s.lod. 4a. 10d: I Pip Mooday, Du 11, 1864. Bed Mutton .... 4.. Od. 6a. 2d. Shoop 22,822 Vul 4.. 6d. 6.. N. Calves lO6 Pork 3s. 6d. h. Bd. I Pip Hay Mukat.—Per load of 36 trawl. Hay £3 104. to £1 Gad Clover .... £3 10.. ton Oa. Stray Al 4.. to £1 Ba. MR. AND MRS. CHARLES %Wt.—These histrionic celoihntim concluded a brilliant engagement in Dublin on Saturday. Their success has been almost unprecelented. Every evening during the last four swim the Theatre Roy.' contend imuleswe audiences; and had arrange ments been wade for further performance. the public would have been equally generous in its patronage. The Keane have, it may bet added, seldom played the state pieces twice, so that Dahlia has been hoveured with. remark. able proof of their versatility and power. Oa Sae turday evening, at the ekes of the tiansator, Db. Kean addrewed a large audience in the following terms Ladle. and gentlemen—How can I thank yen? What can I my In return for the ewhodastio welcome you have given to my wits end myself? Not to addrew you on such an occasion might appear ungracious, but at the same time no words of mine con convey the feeling. of this moment, or describe the emotiora of my heart on revisiting a country endeared to me by e, matey fond amtociatioes and reoulleo tions. (Lad rbe,,re.) In Ireland I we. born—(bunts of applan-e)—ii Dublin I was married—(rearewed p andite)— and hero upon cilia very stage were my early professional studies fostered and encouraged by a generous and warm hearted public. Hurler my lengthened atuonce I have never ceased in cherieh the hope that I wieht ore day, is the word, of the song, Come beck to Old helloed stain: (Cheering.) I con but feebly express the gratitude of my eel( And partner for the brilliant rte,pttun with which you have honoured tte—(ories of • You deserve it ') —and it is with the almost ettisfectiun that I take this opportunity of stating that if life and health be spared we shall haws eke happineee of meeting you again this . time next aesece-- (4pplaner)—eadperiod i which let toe you, kind fries* respectfully and gratefully tareweil." THIS ARCHDEACON OF TAUNTON AND IRS Livia- POOL it NERCNANT4."—The Yen. Archdeacon O. A. Deni son, in writing to the Liverpool Mail, stye Of all things unworthy of an Englishmen, end rulechievone if it wen not tidtctiloue, the Application of the four Liverpool mer chant, to the Emperor of the French is the moat unworthy of eta Englishmen, and would births most mischievous if it were not the newt ridiculone. Of all things condescendingly con temptanue and inaultingly patronising of this pour little nation. the answer bearing the are nature of M. Mooguard is the most so. I em a man of peace, bat We Liverpool letter and the reply to it are too much for me,as I apprehend for mner of us. The only Moamar) fitting for as &mirth men to uw is this—that if Frenchmen, or any other men pat a foot on our shore. with the intent to spoil our goads sad make Fermium of no, they will be thrown took into the see, and, if wwhel up again, thrown back agar*. that so many times as it may be necessary to repeat the Nine..." rti t i ast