The Express. — London, England, 1860-01-30 00:00:00

FRANCE. (711011 Ova OWN GORIMPONDINT.) PARIS, SAVA/DAT EVENING. The Emperor has ordered a medal to be struck at the Paris Mint to perpetuate the remembrance of the commercial treaty between England and France. The Memorial de Liam, an ultra-protectionist journal, and consequently an undeniable authority for the fact stated, says that the panic is attenuated, and that the workmen who had notice to gait at the end of the current fortnight have now been told that they will be kept on. Another protectionist print, the bedependaset de Douai, testifies that the agitation in the department is " daily subsiding." Count Pepoli, a minister of the provisional govern ment of Romagna, has arrived in Paris, having passed through Tuna on his way horn Bologna. At the BOOM the reply of the English govern ment to the interpellstione relative to the project for annexing Savoy and Nice to France, a reply only known as yet by a short telegraphic summary, was considered evasive, and occasioned some uneasiness. The Rent, continues to be languid. It closed with a fall of S to 10c., at 88.46 and 68.40. Mobilise remains without change. The Northern and Eastern Railways roes 2r. or SE, and the other lines remain at about yesterday's prices. Radio, the accomplice of Orsini, has lately died in the Brazils, whither he had retreated after his escape from Cayenne. SARDINIA. The King of Elirdlaia has leaned a decree re-ad mitting General Fitsiti into the Sardinian army with hie former rank of lieutenant-general, he having, it may be remembered, resigned his post in order to take eereiee in Central Italy. The Isedipendente of Turin, of the 26th, says : The intimacy between Ragland and France is too_ great, sad the attitude of th e Vendetta too patriotic, to Mince • belief that • war will be monetary for the cot:epistle damson of Italy. We are eminend that la a eery sleet Um the queetloa will be waned without eCaefsa of bleed. Central Italy said Teak*, esmsemed byzr ie ljavestimp bademaity, and with the peemb e of fame ratios, will be united to the Londierile-thedhsisa Ths temporal dominions of the Pope be Mused S I M and he territory. A yanks et the Rams Same win be ghee to Neste., and Hisg Treemis 11. will la ratan glee conseltatimml franchise to hie • these shall be glaralle• Med by Fraace, Eagles', Bees end Frueela. Savoy will he separated from Italy, but ve shell be indemnified for this mend w by the recoeserestice of the astionality of Italy, the completion of that of Fromm, sad the guarantee of the pesos of the world. A public ball was gives on the 24th at Milan, for the relief of the emigrants from Venice and the other provinces of Italy Cabled to Austria. The sale of the tickets produced nearly a thousand pounds. THE PAPAL STATES. • letter of the 19th Brea P says: tae..& elierday, the hilowles wee pistartied ea ury governors. ef Tamen "Tbs ronswal of the rumors wend about that foreign trona are easing, that attache will shortly be roods, e/so of anor donning mem" thank, the (art of she peaceable inhabitants, sad frightens haiku S. the detriment of park mdse. la eassegasoor, len le ansiod all of the notice I gave as with ii M 1111, end to declare that Monad say an ken thin tins mist khosalf guilty of breatlng ..4 seWag Asa. this alarmint MOWN at say ramose osiorleted to denrb grits tresionity. les abed be o f with all the resew albs taw Is Os dtk twirls of the ornaments mods iso dhs et Jon Wt. " these et P y ore6eie, asir tist emi tlnli Jemory, USK " hiditar "Ciammoder Arrest° nntorn." Twisty Swiss, 'Wham of ass Irvin regimental rank, drerted tea other day. The Pepsi semi is rake Pesslopes web ; It is atartamtly Eska sod then Inas to prow THE BRA Z ILS. 11SDIA. By the arrival of the overland mail we have reew►red advlora from Calcutta to December 22, and from Madras to the 28th. The Oovernor-Oeneral with Lady Galling started from Agra ea the evening of the Bth, to pay a flying visit to Mews, and he arrived at that stetson on the following morning. Thence he proceeded to Go viudghur and Deig, returning to Mottle on the evening of the 10th. His lordship rejoined his camp, at 'IBMs', on the 11th, at Bp. m. About midnight a fire was discovered in his sleeping tent, occasioned, it is said, by the fire in a portable stove, which was soon reduced to ashes. The dining -tent with its contents was also destroyed. On the 18th, the camp wee expected at Booluodshuher, and at Meerut on the 21st. A &abet was to be held at this station ; but it is rumoured that there would not be one at Delhi, in order to mark the insignificance of the former capital of the Emperors of Hindustan. His Excellency was then to proceed by dak to Rourke., and return after a few days to Meerut. Mr. Wilson was expected to join the Viceroy's camp on the 18th or 20th. Oa the 14th be arrived at Ailahabad, and held a conference with the prin cipal officials of the station. The Het-kers : The as en the frontiers of Nepal Is nearly at as M. Ilea Zahedeer than, a:-Nairn of Banally, was =by Sir hag Behadoor, and made over to the Bel irides. He sod Nunn IC ban have bee. sent to Leek:saw, where they will a trice', sad, we hops, andeated. Oa the Bth ieat. , Colossi Palwan Bag attaked Ahmed Khan, es be was attempting to escape at Decker. In the ingagemeet 150 men were tidied, and 2to taken prisoners. Fifty rebels were sent to headquarters that day from the oat pate. _Os the lath, Brigadier Idoldatch reports that " Jooaala Paso, ementemly called Lord &alb, and second to the Hem la seassart of rebel from, was Ma from the Goorkhe amp that rerrag. Oa the previous day Boman Stag, late B ub4ar of the 2111 Paslateb Native In timacy, was mat is by the NIFIVIIIOR Oa the 16th, 260 rebels were knee in. Oa the sane day 160 rebels ear remises/ to the Ocaculthea. Oa the 16th Captain Rill arrived in Brigadier Holditch's camp from the herkparters of our ally, bracts( reliable infamation of the death of the following rebel chiefs :—Bale Rao, Nen Rae a Canvas, Dame Baden of Goad* Neva Stag of &ea, Pawn Suer of Ashegarh, Gthb 8 o f Brom Iledhe of flhankarpon Azimellek al All Whoa of Lucknow, Geareel gar 13s.rtlall. sad Hardee Paned, beatCh llyderehai. The Boger le rfll at e, Je. Debelear hem depeetel the Imesdire miser s od e.pWsa lbes the Nepal arriborise of all her tourers, eri the order b Wag eanisi bee War. &me theseires herr sere Mese see he service la Carrel tali ma Derlikeed hem hem leeks up. Part of re Mew hem maned to Beneer. Mew raids, boor we en shisei, bat it is &M oat turesisk dee, as they &pies _i ce_ the velour of Ile arise Orr in of a hem Delphi Wheeler le WO ea lie —p-1 la Reaflobeel, sad he U teri le lwp be rim eat mil the Ms seedier ere Is. Sere imp elf Chia have loft Calera. 4is moored that to en d Mieaa's regiments wit he irgablied trees LAN est kelbS he The ~ego. ellorts Were& for the resitia will be then am he w m bar d the emery. Nine will be sent from the Bengal , two ken Nedra, and no from Bombay. r " TTs geckos public has been invited by govern ' =at to form a municipality, partly as the reedy* principle. The Madras and Bombay troops which have been serving in the disturbed districts are about to return to their own presidencies. No Speaker bad been elected. CHINA. : . • EXPIMS, T y r fl • Vii"b MONDAY grzieNG, JANUARY_ THZ UNITED STATES AND CANADA. LIVARPOOL, BuirDAT. The Royal Nail etraweldp Arabia, Capt. Stone, has arrived in Liverpool with news from Now York to too 18th instant. 81m brings 183,000 dollars in spools._ _ The Europa arrived out on the 16th, and the Jura nn the 18th. The Senate had confirmed the appointment of Mr. Faulkner as Ambassador to France. A bill had been introduced in the Senate for the suppression of invasion of one State by another. A resolution was also pending for a committee to inquire into the expediency of redlining the ocean postage. The Governor of Nebraska had vetoed the bill passed abolishing slavery in that territory. A day of humiliation had been observed at Law 1011C0 on amount of the late catastrophe. California data. are to the Nth December. Busi ness was dull and unchanged. Mr. Nichols, ex-British Consul at Honolulu, died at sea, en rotria for Europe. lianas news to the 13th January unimportant. Exchange on London, 161 to 16/ premium. 3,100 am were reported ready to embark from New Orleans foe Vera eras. At New Turk on the 17th, the money market was slightly easier. Loans on call were still at 7 per oent. The Bank returns showed an increase of . 877,000 dollars in specie. The stock was inanimate, and no essential chaeges had taken place in pride. Sterling exchange active, at 8 to 13! prem. Cotton quiet, but rather dearer. The receipts for the weak at the Southern ports amounted to 143,000 bales. Flour irregular and lower. Wheat drooping. Corn dull and 3c. to 40. /Dew. Naval stoles unchanged. Provisions de pressed. Freights very dull. QUEENSTOWN, SUNDAY. The Royal Mail steam-ship Canada arrived here at 3.30 p.m., embarked mails,- and proceeded for Halifax and Boston at 6.60 p.m. All well. tato Into Wpm& 3LIOPOLIVAI 00411 ITT 00f fruswwWwV ol aMirestrr il . es. W:u. . L BiLetamesT. ... easasy, TM. 1; 2 ; Priam. S. Osismonrui. Debemeiterwc—fatowday. feb. 1: FM% .2. 12Ainamona. llowleg. 30. I.; Weligail.• leb 1 . 1 2; .1. Itioloy. Jan. W; Thowleg. W. I. tr. . 4=1 7 . r . 2:2aciang b........„..m1id0 , re. 2 jiffy. L listrmraLL. . as. 21; Ste il. WA 2; PrWay. IF nuresis. loithilrelL—Tharidsy. lib. 2. FAULTY COURTS.-JAx. 28. (Balm the Lord Masalbw sod the Lash Sodom) 111011 MON IP. SlAzarmax—siumaaids ZOOM The arguments is this hard case WWII resumed this rearshes, sod ce their The Lord Chsaomilor meld that whilst the canes was swims to do ell loam to the siaraory of flhakapeers, they mast Was mot to %sloe the posral rue which go vend etsn of la desestplea. He wee of opinion that the Isere etilar meth blew wee those'. It was quit. dear that the gift e d MIK az i t i t ase Ttoted as a charitable Wft. It ss a la husk ast far eir owl' Owes CA= he theoght the qua trout" most be to ho the sahmlbere to the hind out al ell* Ilbelithawafe bowler . The gift was clearly aid se this pima ef . The then might pi over the Mink se to the thaw sf the mares which the teased el& be supposed to wish to have hawed, bat the wards, " weft ether men as his treeless la their theereths should think 111," wen hbaL They re lied thilag biped the hearths el • mums, lel that ear and all assamelly be " Oaten isaisth. This the wll esethithil awe thrum words. " To give afoot to my whist." The was sellft to waned these wishes of the lesteler with thig demeest uGn the will, tad ameba Mew could set hare , wise thins whhes wore. Spathe( for ha•U sod his pith% eeieisa. he believed that the in tention of the lostator ems that a elleestear could b. anted sear the hose' to whist' Illhokspeora Iva! awl bed bees boa. Ot Gown hs bonded that dithelreetur• sitsald b. psr 'steal, as posiosatal se the aimed illethgesse. Oa all the grounds be had Mated the sepal meth be awaisseiL The Lori 'widow wtheawed. CA7llas amid that tho ddmalmala sot dour to make the Saida pay the atime, bet a s pay Ito costs both lam aotialim mart busy as A b p arty sod petty s, hould lot Mho NMI% cm Iha madermamtis that all Wir d= The lied Mewilor odd this was a generate eller and moat creditable to lb* deliedaats. . . iiiiisiebiselidi7 asslodit OK the pert of the plaintiffs. COURT OF EXCHEQUER.—.Tes. 28. Sittings in Banoo. Braw eat 011eoulL)the Laid Chist Doi" sot Serene nII, TIM PATIN! TTPIIO7OOWDDIre 410110PANY CUIRTIO) IP. LLOTD.-.1113 SAYS V. WALVIS: • • la these awe widths hedl bele thought b 7 the pisitille es seisawe of porothw the enthdeelre et type, whist the be au ledithemeth ell the lavreules. Tire tales had bees ebithred e lie tw ehdedi maw the Clem= Lew Procedure Ask _ the dekedethe le thew tease why they ASSN set ea leessellea 111 the Ins ha their use u the septet= Does Ilrattig== sad the Times awspiper, • his earthed thee would awerearlly ear s dedthelthe d gene pram tithe type for the pawn d Mr.ztettets r. Grove o c behalf el . ate, end Mr. Bevlll sad Mr. Webster for Mr. we dewed ems simian the roles, which were senueled by Mr. M. Smith mud Yr. Gates. The arguroants being canciatisd, The Lord Chief Baron said he was of opinion that the eoart oonld not make the rule absolute. They could not put that large ocsairsotion on the word " inspection" In the not which they bad beta invited to do by the learned mama for the *Witt, and In his opinion the wart bed as power to suable the plaintiffs to take the polite they se at or to compel the defendants to submit to the inspeotion. The other learned barons ooncurred, and the ray was dis charged. COURT OF CRIMINAL APPRALrIAN. 28. (Betas Lard OM Judas Ma, sad Justices Wiedzaan and:WMiana. sad Banos Martin and Cbruaall.) . 1id8E12.9 COTTON.—LniasooL, JAN. 28.—Tbs gasnot noon with a good domed, ud a steady Nen prnans, sad no =• wises saidstensd. TN salsa an 12,000 balsa, of MOO an foe export sad opseulatku COTTON 000T41-111arodisr ea, JAx. W.—Agitated la yesrarday'm rtip the market for clothe to the early pert tithe weak Ina ed by fi rmness rather than assialty ; the dykes ts bawl by telegraph yesterday have erased a nrawal la the dam* far Calcutta and Baratta, ad bays spas a kaastay to admin. areas the saarcity al am llsbeiss, mad t a b difficulty al pawing sea arises =ry, A ars in MIMI however, e:reit fair oblong la tbsklatters, sad the mews bee set daced the gist 'bat followed pravions takfirilam la m IrIL is she basims is eloessetialis to lads, &kraus at slim mink Waft lbw kr bassa ammesspaoa, coa tings tags s[wel,, solk inaadastavais taisadvaly under arum Lai sad T abobs are included mews tbs ct= way tel priors. The yarn maks. is soy Ink lbssodt badly so satin as that kw cloth, and spinosa ass aot maim t Wafts* tbals segassatsats whitest a farther admen al prises. WOOL.-1,7 1 : 28.— TM market has been very anhaated this . A eansideasSis slumber of buyers Wended, sedan badgers has been done, nearly all la Idris sailed liar the swim trade. HARDWARL—Binnure Haw, JAN. 28.—The trade of this tows is kid for the sawn, Ind Is When day improving. The futon gewsnft speak w ef the swistry nods, which wen to Mn rewind nook surlier Gm usual this year; awl Is the hada Weir heressed =lndia is append. The winks ef dedge buyers shoat is esdeldetshie ; noes of than ese Myles eateddesly, but they semi= the oinks' edgeonsd by ethers die preceded then le tids lea W y eprops* of leek ere good eneywheee, cod the t o e d the sealant whine le d the MN abwreshr. In Meth fltelltelehhe the sod Wade is brisk, the newbsr d works Is nand= big se essoldwabis dot the ereweawdea le see* eerily Opp; *ere ie she a god deemed foe dawns* This andoestand hse deedless stinelend the i- Ites an part of the di** to persist is ** dented for an advisee ef M. pee day. The cosi owlets an still apprised Is the rise, en the pond titet no *sew bee tabs pins la ths pries of Iron awl coal duos the eaisllat wages scale was accepted. The inen are halting maw sheet dos district, but will most likely give way as NM is *ay Ind that their employers are Am Tb. non Mal le shift ft ia wily at the works when ischrior iron is wind thst mod. lbws is any scarcity of orders. Pig iron is in gad COSlL—C•xsamoz, hit. 213.—We osa quote ao alteration to the peke of say oars. The supply ot good barley too rash ham oft Wheat, Tea. to 445. Barley, 2k. is 4da. Babas, SU to 40a. Pats, 40s. Oats, 1t4 . . to 2ds. CAlllll3l7llr. JLst. 28.—Then was a moderate supply os/y el wheat at Mike* to-day, but a tolerably good of other sorts. Trade very tat and doll. Old brown 445. M 48.. ; now, 365. to 425.; white, old, 465. to 485.; new 425. to 465. Barley, nulling, 345. to Ws.; 245. to 28s. Oats, black, 18e. to 221. ; lthe, to e. Beans, 345. to 40s. Gray peas, 32a. to Ws.; whits, 40s. to 465. CMILIBLII, SAX. 23.—We had a small supply of wheat at war mutat this zooralag, which met with a ter see at last week's rates. Barley sad oats supply amall ; &marl No aerates la price. Wiest white, now and old, Be. to 18s. dd.; syd, new and old, 17s. to 17a. 6d. Bar ley, new and old, 12s. to lac Oata, potato, old, les. to 6d.; new, .. to 10a. 6d. • oommom, ed. to 10a. aew, 13s. to es. Floor, per eons, la. 10d. to b. O a. to A ia& Oatmeal, 2 2s. 2d. Eyeless', ls. Barlayesal, L. 4d.— wlish mn Co:Juliana:a, liz. 28.—A fir supply of wheat sad other grain. Wheat was generally vary damp and oat for um mob was Moult to dispose of; the kw samples dry mad good !mad pamemsers at late prior. Barley, Maas, see pas =ahead, bat fa slow Alma& OLOIICESTII, Jeer. 28.—There waa a large waggly of Eagle& wheat an our to-daa maks; the wide far rilkilt was gobs at prima the torn is favour et buyers Foreign alto a trifle cheaper. Spring own in Lk retail demand at late rates. Oat trade retitle bettor and tall prices obtained. Imports fir the week ending Jas. >s : best, foreign, 2,660 ; oats, Ireland, 830. GUILDFORD, JAN. 28.—We have again to report a good eapply of wheat and an active demand. Prices without ow aria' al tb, but in sans balances a shads better. Fine wheat, 525. Bads, still difiloult of sale at 295. to 36a. for =l qualities, a taw plated lots being worth about, 40e. aud pees saleable for panting at 426. to 445. tor the former, of des quality ; other sorts, 9M. to 40s. Pas, 38s. to oa. 41e. t 28a. er Napalm arts ; finding do., Me. to 38s. Oats, 2 te The Portugal mall Steamer arrived at the Neyland station of the South Wales Railway, Milford Haven, en Friday morning, with mails, cargo, and pas- Bingen. She left Lisbon on the 21st inst., and had a boisterous passage. Oar Rio correspondent, writing on the 16th December, says: " Bales of coffee. after the sailing of the Tyne, continued regular until the 12th instant, when an extraordinary movement manifested itself in the market, and sales were made to the extent of 52,000 bags at full rates, followed on the 13th by 43,000, and yesterday 15,000. TO-day about 12,000 bags have been taken at higher prices, and our Malkin reduced to 100,000 bags. The market is extremely arm, and as there are many vessels in port requiring cargoes for America (upwards of 120,000 hap) 'applies are daily becoming more limited, and the present crop being now proved beyond all doubt to be • small one, we may expect the market to go on improving, and that extremely high prices will be paid until the new crop begins to arrive, which will not be before the months of May or June. " In exchange about 180,0001. have been passed for this conveyance at 231, the market closing very firm." THE lONIAN ISLANDS. (PION A CORFU, Jan. 18. The Peninsular and Oriental Cestpsiiy'e Item. ship Alhambra arrived here frees Wales early yesierdey morning, Stogie" nem from England up to the 10th ult. Os ker mesas up, when about ervem hours' sail from this set, permed &large statewide& baste bias-light, spread to blithe Bt. J. an D' Acre, Capt. Thole pets at present on sends areas' the Islands. The Pt - leaders leader Rear-Adsdral Rodney 3lduady, cows t tart of the Hannibal (lag), Lends, and Assur ance, are mill lying here, ping through their anal exarelers, both afloat sad on irons leak day I. that me is sinned to sots kind of drill. To thane tax-payers in England 'be eons owtorthe denomination of "grumbler'," and fancy the motley they apses for kespiag up oar naval supremacy Is not well earned, let toe say • word or two to navies them of their fallecious pintos ie the matter ; tor el thong h those eh Ips Were socunerated are seemingly riding lazily at anchor our road. n eed, Jack has his work cot out, and those over thine took nothing on that wore either; end let say one who may have any doubts on the sailer pay • visit is Corfu, and 16 aloeg gado °sof those noble ham as IMs dome, and be will hear the stentorian vole* t 4 tbe easeresder (who man bare • throat made of cast neat sad a gotta posh' pair of lungs to steed it) from 4 o'clock every morning till late at night, keeping upwards of 1,000 wee Is bend; not • host lease or mars to his ship, or the moat trivial occurrence takes piece, elitist his cognisance. lila situation, at least, is ant • einseare. The greaten reward this ass can imp is the eighteens of geeing his ship I. tip-top senor, and the crew which be drills into shape deny finperie in their various nudes so that they may Motes 'Menai British man-of .war's-mu, well disciplined, is good health, sod. moreover, happy—and mach, allow me to say, is the roe of the equadom at preset lying at Corfu seder the °seaweed of Reer-Admiral Rodsey Suady—it sewn not besappesed, however, that Jaen enjoys no holidays, The Net ramose 1111000110141 amateur theatricals to cons aff Softly by the crew of the deg-ship, sad a bell to the in- Minuet. of Coda by Se rants of the London, next week. tam,. came by the Alhambra for the 14th Itegimeat• Colossi Budd, to trotted to James, West !wins, epee re. Paved by the 9th --nanetly speeted fret Illagisted. TM troops at preset stationed here enjoy very gond health. Among et the persevere who came by the sbove-meationed nears ship me Prins Visitoref Hobenlohe (late commander of the ficourge), who la going twine oa promotine. The weather bee bat bets exceedially good latterly, and many el AS *goring drier...bar token adventage of it by eroasing err to Albania as abootteg newels.; bat gar is very ~Or. A military attar, ten day. sins, had a nar row scam from a gelid pig, when oat shooting ; he was sod denly charged by the vicktea sisal, bat luckily aseseged to trip Mr tap, when the Altmann gin* ts. only perm ia toopsity, oars I. the rerun sad aparriaonely WI bin doss wrist the piker eller drparead dr beer. DUWenn Pisa mitsi PlMasco. —TM Orem& 7Wirerspli Immo r. lir se sheet sa4 We, mt.rts I,llllll‘ sod stwetssfy mestmiell at trim &OW So 4.0301. es Tsselq wasslar, is the pits se Kamm Drosi v•s. Posiss% situate se Oslyst # tsar lbat boa. The fr. sem dbisssell al Its ohs asseiss, s$ sysfyllse. loss Sessigsi, • isms isled psvdiss kw" tM sarib-ime. Dv mos soordiss • sesssay soar. with 11,000 L w kW setth shots is it. and • spasms Ilea story, were omit Rams. 'novo are illeUnd the Watt 44 Eagles/ lad Cu,ssitr Mt sot tally. By this mail we have advicies from Hone Kong to Dee. 16, and from Shanghai) to Dec. 9. There is no certain intelligence in regard to the intentions of the Chinese, but It is reported that the fortifications of Pekin are being strengthened, and that large numbers of Tartar troops are concentrated on the Peiho. Another report smithies that the Takes forts have bees to some extent dismantled, and 1 will be abandoned on the appearance of a large , English force. " Should that be done,' says the China Mall , " the English commanders will require to exercise the greatest caution in ascending up to Tientsin, if they attempt to do so, lest their vessels be emelt by masked batteries in the turn_ lap of the river." The rebels in the north of Ngan Beni have achieved a victory over an Imperialist force through the treachery of a mandarin, whom the Emperor had dubbed "The Loyal Man of his Age," on account of former services he had rendered to the Imperialist canoe. ninepin, the Imperialist commander in this conflict, has been allowed to retire from his poet, doubtless in conseqnsnas of his nen-success. Looking over the series of victories and defeats, the rebels appear to be rather losing ground. The China Mail says : The Omeinnee es Phenglai amtinne to be napopolar with the satin Chimes of that city, and there have Lardy been some Weeks span them, es also outrages on their pert. Ia cm last issue we latticed the rendlostion of the United States treaty with China. A curious question, yet unesttled, has arises in oossenlea with It. It redeem the tonnage dunes and opine ace taw port, so an monde! application has Mem made ea the Tenni at Shenehal for the edging= of British men at the terms which it provides. Only the British es nfreseseeiry treaty—not tLat of Neakin—contalas the favoured maim daises • and as the sepptemestary nasty was abolished by the Bret arts* of the treaty of Tumble, there is some doubt as to bow British debits stand ; but clearly enough hush the Norkiag sad the aapplemmiery treaties are in force until either the new treaty as raided or war is declared. Bach, it is reported, hes bees the decielon of the Hon. Mr. Brom At Cambia the torte eattsete serves continues to prosper, and appease M hove got over the outer, whioh at dna mos ageism it • aim and more probable, though as pit mrabstentlisted,ellisgatimt is, that though quite able to put dews sattungßag ea the part of the Climes, It only throws it eat of that, bands into that of the Minns who an seta empligies asake-boeto fee the purpose of summtling. T spew ortainly to be some miry serious objectioos, soma of thin legal, to the Anglo-Chars customs oa that, memo T a b Ist these will be developed by mid el. The ahem of malgration to the British West lodise ono malls awl,. The bat ship has not yet been disiposithad, hat a WINO .sourer of evoigraats have hem already armed, sad es sassy as 153 come up to the depet at Hoag Hon I. deg. _ le almost impossible to one-estimate the obi* wW be mahend bob on the Chimes sad the oat ham shanlable aerie outsold fa gemautag • sallient eaMeS hr siehmkat peemledca of Cabs. Thebegromei webs of the dollar la Japes apposes to be needy esided new, the Japanese sedating that it wee the forelosers thssendme who tamed difacultim In the way, by miming to toodoe bias bask aria. That is not very pro bable, unless It druid haw Mims hem their anxiety to ob tain goid bank der we undimmed that an enormosely pre theta, trade hes teem aid le, Mem at Japan, in es saver far gold. Mr. Cornwallis mentioned,ln his not all int a S by Wait to Japan, that gold could be obtained there es sadly es sever, sad each redly appears to be the our. It bee be.. enismod that this nabs y sltegal, bat Art. I. of the Treaty re des that "Case of all description (with the exteptita of Japanese ewer mite as well as Sentient gold and Winer on coined) may be spored from Japan. ' At Shanghai there had not been any arrivals from Great Britain, although several vessels were upwards of five months at sea. The weather all down the China sea had been exceedingly severe. Chinese reports continued to state that immense preparations were being made to receive the allied forms. This, however, did not appear to interfere with trade at Shanghai. Large sales had been made to arrive, in the absence of any stock in first hands. Shipments from this had met with immediate sale, bat the supply from that source wee very scanty, and would soon cease. The new Ani/ficari treaty had come into operation at Shanghai. By Article 16 of this document, a re ductim of 1 moor per ton of 40 cubic feet is made on tonnage dues payable by American ships. The British »presentative had claimed • like reduction on British tonnage, which latest accounts say had been conceded. Tag GLAND AntlY AT MASS.—An order has been bard, It is aid, by the Meister for War, fork4dding soldiers in perinea at Paris er say other town in France from attsediag worship la pireekW or conventual churches ; end intlemeling tit* he the future, provision would every where ha suds wields how& fur the regular celebration of mars. The emapilment paid le religion hardly diem wan the distrust esterteleed (lithe priesthood. The imistly oorifeewir of Louie XV. having shrived She dy leg debaucher., told the elibed comprises of hie phonons, that the king had nude the " sewn& AiNwrstru " te God. LOWS Napoleon desires, perhaps, to mitigate the wrath of the church which he has cortelnky prenehed by hie policy, as each es his Bourbon prwiesemer as Reaves ley his ,attempt oi privet* noes& Rim the binguid psnitmese of the royal slaw may Ire swami, we know Dot ; bet It le certain that the Im sem* will be credited in ersuent with no ladulgence fb shawl, for hie delioate rittesolun to the spiritual weals his Outdo tied Zouiver. Such attention, tie Dr. Johanna Wald has. had it been ember had been kind ; " bat it hes hem deleyed nein • moment whew its motive osa hnd* M esertheif, even by Ills mart eloritablin, to the demi- VOW leselneee of the government; sepseiiilly whoa it 61 asesugsadoil wish an lahlbition which made like • hiller soma mesa' Is as wive et the 67.—Frida the hater. The first of an intended eerie. of agricultural ex hibitiona had taken place at Caledon, about 75 miles from Cape Town, and attracted • largei concourse of farmers from the surrounding country. The show of agricultural produce of all kinds, sad especially of fine woolled sheep, surpassed all expectation, and a considerable number of silver cups and premium. in money were awarded to the successful competi tors ; parliament having, last session, granted the liberal sum of 1,6001. to be distributed in this way amongst the various agricultural associations throughout the colony, in proportion to the exer tions of their members. The Caps Town Advertiser says : We lenient to hays to record this mouth the death al Sir John Wylde, who for twenty- WOW years held the ellse of Chief Justice la this Wray. About three yews ape the esnerebis jags, while , °Y! salver la a ewe is the Viee-Adwiralry Court, we eedemilr ewe* Mn hl e et at paralysis, ben ,whiob le bits, be wet Irk wire sad beenelees aloe remea ul 4efl aki : lest. &Whig bribe alhedweete essoleee el lawny, he tira as the is her. tbe Thlt goer of lb age. Sir Jo wee Weds, to the late Lard Chisesibr Teem Caked Ira ILA. les ism `w o ad Put Iffsebeth, seder very mho** eireimineete. ha** arrived la the ears, sessearr Dame, aid we ep late meaceseee w Se** Flom O Them he wee harried ate . the WAWA" sod in bed et Port ' Elisabeth *meg\ a heavy red the lest to white he was mated eigmlerl, feed dr eediremeele perhain wee drowsed, resell ohne big tam wt um "deed Ave alive." Is arreereeeeee of die dna et Oohed Mese, eel at the serious ' Sinew of Weed Ddl et the seer wilds hie mime hls rearm to 214tant. liePrraweetel will watts= in his renew eemmue at the Regal liegfeefre until farther 1 &mammals ere nib is Iteglerte for regleriag hive. - Triide at the Cape was dill and the aioney market tight. REVISION OF THE LITURGY. TO Till IDITOZ OP TIM =PAM. SIR,—As it has been asserted that the labouring classes in the country do not find our Church ser- Tim at all too long, may I request your insertion of the aooompanying unsophisticated document just as it is.—l am, B:c., EBURY. Moor-park, Rickaiansworth. Jan. 27. I think es to the abortzdag el Ihs Morning melee Is What* es been Wanted for enemy years fir I remember When I Wee • eunday 'choler I say melt sod my Mew school hayseed girls have gm to deeps beet* during lise mean of the prams and the Messy sad es Mort it wry king rd Issems sod pertmolary When they have been rind they • Soy ago b some ObllTChell mad 1 my felt bare monad and eon yam shera at diderant perm of England and in looks ma dilbroM parts of Ireland and dublin mad la Mast d sootlmil is *greet weary different pre. rebtati iris' Oa men or hoe of the 000greptieso se goo lo lbw domelos the leogth of the prayers sad Übe Hw 111114m1issis tin Working class of pimple that as to Woek Mod of the Irak. sad I think that If I - was sininleser of gods Word wielloi Weald rive me more then to we those people a sleep ill to sew that the tease of that to be the hemp 4WD, that 1 Wse 'bilged to reed i =rz li believe that II thrprayere end *a Malay was about belt the length that the Lew clam of people Would ander stead the meaning date Words • met deal better and profit there souls 10.1“ not bat What the aerobe of our protestant &arch Is very besutifoll of its self but I do think that the mope pater Would gaio .greater knosledge And streets, understanding of the vibe of them With they are Intended to convey to there soul. end in wring the Lord rightly bat I have men in the scotch kirks and have compared the ales/penes§ doming oar morniog /serials to that to the awe* kirks tittering the priests sermon With same easy el hie ociegreption can under eland. A Florence correspondent relates the following anecdote : —" • per girl in the Norio* of Dr. Paullai, who had been sednoed sad forsaken, !Ladino it Impossible any loager to mutual her shame, threw herself Into • deep near the Via de Hamill. As several persona bad witnessed this desperate act, an alarm was relied, and two yo= soldiers of the national guard deecended Into the well, succeeded in saving the unfortunate 1/01114&1, who, a few minutes after she was drawn up from the well, gave With to • healthy boy. ' He is another Moses I ' some owe es claimed. All the national guards present at the rum" taklog great interest in the little Amager, Armed a new mires to tolled subseriptlons, and the 2wd WWI= of the national guard of Floreare resolved to adept the shill sod balm bite baptised on the following day by the name of Meese Emmanuel. I was present what the Leyden took place in the magaidoent chapel of St. John, erldeh was crowd ed. last mg the priest was about to parlors the sued rite, tot captain of the battalion, who had hose peont when the mother was saved, Mopped for we'd, sad said : Allow Ise, alr, dm to biol.@ him in my way ; sad ao saying he pee. Quad a hands , ma tricoloured scarf, sad, patting It on dm child, named Ma Veer Immeserl. Now, slr, it is year tars, said he to the gnome; ' I have wade him an balsa, do yew asks Idea a Chelotion.' Theaspilin hers mendesed is Mese Moretti, who wee obergel with she merles of else musiesileg to the everts ad Emile owl tilt Pedembeirg the vetes al the Troia Ammably *grin lie Omni Dub, fed sewtnleg Tesury. to amt his. W Ira 'Wald gamed es this osmium bee =did pat Maser." TIN 111711111 9. LISLIT.--JIIDOIIIIXT. Lord Chief Justice Ills illalimmed the judgment of the ooart la this oath, argued en Betneda The prosecutor and other pram in Chili were be nishei by the Chilies govenewiest to The de fendant, who was the master of ma msrehantman then in the Chilian widenti mitered hate a contract with the government for the eanewyenc• el the exiles to Liver pool, where he brought them against their will. The rend was of opinion that the senviotion could not be wisteined for what was done in the Mien territory, for en ship was when in forele s it & mien subject to the law of that state. But the court that the West weld be convicted for what he ekes when the eldp wee out of foreign jurisdiction, for the wee then amesehre to British laws, and the muter was Uwe as responsible for all he had dose on the seas as if he bed dons It on British soil. There fore, although the defendant was justified In receiving the prothoutors as prisoners at Chili. that justification reseed es soca as he had lett the Millie waters. Thomevietiaa, there fore, must be armed. THE CAPE OF GOOD HOPE. The Cape mail steamer Dane, Captain Hoffmann, arrived at Plymouth yesterday from the Cape of Hood Hops. Her dates are—Cape Town, Deo. 12; it. Helen, Des. 31; Ascension, Jan. 4. She brier a Gem of wool, wine, and sundries, about 1,0001. spoon, 14 passengers, and the mails. On her voyage home the Dane fell in with the gale on the 22nd of January, and continued to ex- Srienoe it until she had entered the Channel on aturday night. Sne reports that the mail steamer Celt had made a splendid run oat in 87 days, having arrived in Table Bay on the 16th of Deoember. The first electric telegraph at the Caps had been laid down, and was in active operation as far am the railway works extended. Ita use has hitherto been confined to the be railway contractors, but it is =- peeled that it will thrown open to the public within a couple ofyeare, by which ume it is probable that the works will be completed. It is then pro ps= to extend it along the seaboard districts as tar as Graham's Town. The local government has ordered a short telegraph line of twenty-one miles to be laid down between Caps Town and Simples Bay. • The vine disease had appeared extensively in the Cape and sane neighbouring districts, and will very considerably diminish the supply of wine next season. minima:lr AMWAY COMPANY. On Saturday the adjourned meeting of share holders was held et the Dempsey's ORloss, Grist George =lir. B. D. Jimmie. in the chair, for the purpose of erMs the mewed mealiammion of the Pettemeelh Hue with the Bat& Wooten Dempsey. The Ca•zaturr sold that he wee glad to be able to Inform the mean that the arse .1 the permed samigumatiou Mil the Beath Waimea Osesysey were speed to, and that .11.11 ea the eaglet wee prepared mad restyle be ratified. were mash hished to Mr. IL isailas Osier for the mats deer of the Masada emB hog goalies with wheat ft wee eurromaded. TM hilibewlag see Me Mee ad he proposed asearamet :—Tla haat Wafers Cara way ere to pay to the Portsmouth Oespaq WNW. • year hr the use of the 1i.., width 18,00 W. is la be dledd d into 144,000 sanitise of de. ea. eml. The Beall Wefts Caw may are to P AL. Ss the Moss! of the of the Cesepeay, Mita eemmile The arreagemeat wee to Am from the lith of Jimmy, A Paorataroa asked why the &w him wee nab hito 144,000 manatee of N. M. sob. The Camasesa said it arose heat ea arlthamthal aremity. Mr. Mostrr thought that 41. de. wee somewhat as stasis tamest to pay ea their &baster, debt. He cost. ahead ft too much to that extent of the 6e. _ The COAILMAN mid the directors did their best to got the tamest reduced te 4 per cent., bet it appeared that 41. de. wee the lateral whisk the South Western Compri:l on We avenge of years. Timetherein% ems in Steroid°. they took. Mr. B.IIIXTIIIIIIIT OMITIoId whether they would become South Westin proprietors ender the arrangement. Ur. ROT, solicitor to the earapany, said that they would be only annuitants. A Pao, at rroa said be thought that they ware to hays 161. of South Weans suet at 4 per cwt. The C311.1131AN said that was so, bat they ß ware to leave the whole of the 18,0001 to MOO liabilities. at ender the present area the Portsmouth proprietors woad have 12s. 6d., or dye halt-crowns in annoitise, sad 7a. ea. la whioh was opstralsat to 161. stock. The 7a. 6d. wouldpayable latmedirdely. On the mottos of the Chairman, resolutices were agreed to authorising the directors to complete the proposed &ramp art, and to declare a dividend of 7a. 6d. per share, end the taesting separated. THE METROPOLITAN RAILWAT.—Thie railway appmrs at last tn he fairly started; and the take, we ere told, are to be forthwith vigorously proceeded with. The western ponies, front Paddington to Hustoe-equere, is eau treated for by Mamma. Smith and Knight ; and the w h en portioe, from Easiest-square to Victoria. street, City, by Mr. John Jay. The mete will he from the Oi•eat Western Rail way Station at Paddiagton along South Wharf-road, Pried street, Marylekne-road, Euston-road, Bagnigge to Viosoriretrest, sear the foot of Holborn-Mil. There will be a brats& In conaection with the Great Northern Railway, at King's-sees. The railway, Dearly throughout, will bela a tunnel, the mows at which will be just under the surfaos of the pretest made. Besides terminus stations at Praed-street and Viceerle.emeet, there will be numerous intermediate statics, shag the mats kw the sooommndation of paserngera. The drat emintial mark be he dope of oourse is to provide far the neceseary drams et the railway and of the /ewers is- Weeded by it. !enable purpose Messrs. Smith sad Knight, the contractors before mentioned, have begun • new main *ewer in Condeilantreet, Paddington, which will be cen time! acres. Weatlimus•-terrece, sad along Prard•street sad South Wharf-reed, to the 13dgewere-toad, at a depth of $0 feet below the surreal. We understand that the workmen in Conduit-strew hive already laid bare aa interesting relic of the past,—so lees tbaa the fouedatlon of the famous old conduit that formerly eappfind a pinks of the Ciry with the sparkling spring-water mid& abeanded the extensive b i d of gra vel end mad about Peddieston.—Druider. 017111A01 BY A IMITOOLMIIIRA FARMER.- Oa Friday Thomas Feel, a halter, reteditg at &Maud, wet 'gala brought up st Loath, elisrged woh a brutal arealt spas Mark Brower, *labour": ea his service. The parietals's of the tamale lave slowly appeared. The isysotliados looted upwards of throe beam awl at the 0000losita of the *vides". the Regillisiss tapered their detartaissdta to commit the primmer for wilful winder, Brum basis. alai listarday Wt. [Advatisinoset. J —.HOLLOWAY'S PILLS AND Otternsc—evem camrsa—Oiergis et IseNifiler• =l , seam. &Mae the view wam Np miler ifonottia. sad oar poked Amara of weft rid swim Per Wool, pots Hamm% nooollot bon Ms pribullety " I "''' a auto ell dim of amobioft. TM MAO ttrottellt atioattod i Al maim no low 001 l to .U w nitabol Wm a Ohs el* *lt slat moot to to ulSeved I ram a Oda: tit de volinely Us in votirsA tise tnesdaaa of mew was* sabsmod, vim limi paili sa w6Ve:2 ... s. lacca s " .. iiimmee Nape az pllk *mood iIimMINT pith me. ma onellid MINTIPOILIN JAN. 48.—The wheat market to-day vary been at last week's prices; the damp state of wheat oatuwl millets to decline buying. Barley supported last week's prior. Oats a dull trade. Peas sod beans made last week'. rem. Wheat, per load, 20s. to 295.; barley, per qr.. 26a. to 465. ; oats, psr qr., 20e. to 28a. , peas, par load, Us. to Ms.; hems, per load, Va. to 30s. LINIZATIM, JAN. 28.—Oar cora market to-day was pretty well supplied with wheat, and than was a mutating Rased 'nos. There wee a fair demand at last wesk's rates. Samples of white were quoted at 48s. to 61s. • red, 425. to 475. per 116 stone. Pine barley was soiree, a nd brought Its exams vales, 38s. to 40s. per qr.; wens lees ware plentiful, and moved off very slowly at slightly Mated rats., 30s. to 32.. per 30 atone. In other kinds of grala there was not muck pietas; oats realutsined meta prima, 26e. to Ma. per 24 stow; brans as before, old, 465. to 48.1 ; new, 40s. to 42e. per 38 same. Fine flour, 335.; steends, 324. ; thirds, 295. per seek. Nawcaartm. JAW. 28.-Ba*, of farmers' wheat mods• ram but in Muer ccodmon, sad mono business doing at a Might improvement upon last wont's pricer. In south country sad brain mt much was dons, holders requiring an ammo milink tellers resolved not to Ova, Float Armor, bat bushman quiet. Barley is rather bettor mart at lest week's Orem Oslo unaltered. Beans and pees not mach dcdag. Nozwicz, JAx. 28. Whist wee is Malta supply, and prime wen in some inseams. the tune in favour of the seller. There was less barley offering, bat prices re mained without alteration. Pinar lasi a story eats at 29.. 6d. to 30.. per sack from the miller. Whim wheat, 48s. to 495.; red ditto, 40.. to 46..; boot chevalier wartime bar ley, 42e. to 46e. ; runs chevrier ditto, 345. to 40e.; distilling ditto, 23a. to 27.. per qr. NOTSINGIAX, JAN 73.—There was a tolerable supply of whim= on off= this morning, the condition of which wee by no means good. The trade ruled firm, at the full =lces of last week. Old white was disposed of at 60.. to lide.; old red, 44a. to 48s. ; new while, 465. to Us. ; new red, 41s. to 47e. pee 36 stone. Barley of fine quality was a small show, and was =retained late quotaticiee, namely 84e. to Ms.; foreign Beale, Ws. to 41e. per qr.; secondary wimples for feeding purposes barely sustained their =las, 28e. to 31s. being the earreeeiss. Om. firm; old 275. to 335. ; new, 235. to 28s. par 96 sires. Beans in Yogurt and dear ; old, 41s. to 444.; sew, Ye. to Ma. par 88 stow. (=prior flour, 86e. to am.; Roe, 31s. to 33e. Per 20 atom.. OXFORD, JAN. 28.-Tines were samples representing large quantities of wheat at market to-day, with a good at tandems; the driest and beet lots fetched previous prices. The demand for best barley wee rather esteseire, and these sorts reamed more messy. Oats and beans of the best quality Win also la rNuert. Quotations were as follows, : -Witest (white), 46.. to 63e. per quarter; ditto (red), 40e. to 465.; barley, 26.. to 384. ; us%e. ISA. to 334. beans, 37e. to tile.; bog pew, 38.. to Os. Flour. 325. to kb. per sick. Beet hay, 41. per ton; inferior, 31. per ton end upwards. Pgressonooos, JAN. 28.-At our market to-day bed • WV supply of wheat, which met a ready sale at folly the prices of this day week. Barley, oats, and beans, each Is. per qr. dearer. Best red wheat, 43e. to 461; cenanon, 424. to 43m. per 6041b5. Oats, 110. to Is. Id. per stone. Beans, 395. to 40s. per qr. of 6321 be. READING, Jaw. 28.-There was but • limited supply Of wheat at oar market this morning. Tha attendatne was about an average one ; end there was a pretty good demand for all best samples of wheat at slightly Imprensa rates, though the check to the mills by t3s recent beery rains doubtless ftrawawbat restricted the disposition to purchase. In other sorts a moderate trade took place at lets rater. Welting barley is In short supply, and readily purchased at high rates, other sorts also ezForlencing a fair inquiry. Oats, beans, sad :WM/ WIN • limited aids. Wheat, 38a. to 52e.; barley. 30a. to 46e.; oats, 20s. to 30e.; Deana, 425. to 50s. pros, MA. to 46*. Row bouseholde, 39e.; seconds, 365. ; par meek. - - • RUCIITSTII, JAN. 28.—Theve was • somewhat wire supply of wheat end an sinews of all speculation. The prior of white wheat were 48.. to 51s. for beet samples, and 43e. to 48s. for seconds and interior kinds. In red there was very little palming, and the quotations for that deseription went 395. to 43a. Foreign wheat was held for eztreme rates, bet Mere were few treneactione reported; the qootadoes for that sort were from 44e. to 60s. The supplies of barley are felting off, but but-rite samples for malting pur poses realised high prime, end were freely takes off at the rates of last week, several lots making as high as 44e. Grinding kinds, except only the very Net lots, are almost ma saleable; prior are nominally 28s. to 34a. Oats were in re am limited supply, but that article was • little more in quired for; prices, however, experienced no alteration, the markets being 23e. to 27m. Good beano in request sad fully as dear as before, best lots fetching 48e. In peas there was nothing doing. WISBECM, lAN. 29.—With • small supply of wheat to- day the growers were etieble.l to make last week's prices for all fair quality, and forwer rates were made for oats, bean., and barley, with a malerate demand. Prices to tke grower :-- Whest, white, new, 43a. to go.; axtin, 47.., nibs. per Mph& ; ditto, red, new, 40s. to 41e.; etas, 424.; ditto white, old, 44.. to 475., extra, 48s. ; ditto red, old, 43e. to 465.. extra, 48s. Oats, lOid. to 110. par data. Beans, M. to 424. par gr. WORCESTIL JAN. 28.—At this day's market there was • We supply of wheat, and the curreocy of this day week was firmly _masts/nod. Barley held foe rather more mose y. pate maim' quite as high mote, bet (sly tikes In limbed garratitiaa. Beam ars. Peas den. Tonic. JAN. 28.—There was about es to qua*, ad tritest at abr e white sage lot week's qeMollase. For DESPATCH OF ANERICANN AND CANADIAN MAILS mon LivnarooL.-0a Saturday last the British end North Awe lac Royal Mail steamship Canada sailed from the =marßoot= with the United Stales and North mails and , so palsnugare. The next mail despatch will be by the Quebec and Montreal Ocean Steamship Com rZscustearner Bohemtee, which lads from Liverpool on y next. The bon et the Liverpool Post-office will be open on that day, for the receipt of letters, &a, till 12.46 p.m., and vie Queenstown until 9.30 p.m. IJVERPOOL BAILORS' Borg.—Tire report of the operations of this institution (read at the annual meeting on flatemisy) allowed that the mteabir of breams daring the year 1800 was 4,367, being a alight immense over the previous year. The amount received trout boardars during the year, including oath temporarily deposited and monies transmitted to their Meads, was 16,8271, being 1,2811. in excess of last MThe deposits made in the deposit beak amounted to kt., and the balance remaining to the credit of the so uth in the bank at the close of the year, 6,9761. It was r•• Meriped in the report that the. nautical school fa boys bad sot been en largely availed of as the excellent quality of the insidestion imparted merited. OW on LONDON COAL Dtruit.—A deputation waked upon Ilk Q.C. Lewis, at the Rome-office, on Saturday, to pearl a memorial of the coal-oiniers of the United King dom supplyiag coals which are subject to the Loudon octal dues of Is. lei. per toe. The document Mated that the me medalled supply the London market with a groat portion of the Afar end a half million, of tons of coal per annum con firmed hi the metropolis, and within the radius of 20 miles eround London, whether forwarded by sea, railway, or marl ; that the London coal dues me a great Maximo to the osimision and prosperity of the coal traffic in the Meto pe& awl surrounding districts, and their abolition would sli• Midi' the trade, and rodeos the price to the der ter of all dame in the community. Attention was drawn to the great =which these dues indict upon the working chases manufacturing employer. the London matudao ra:lng from 16e. to 25.. per to e, , :whereat in the mann town of Leeds for instance manalsoreriag coil is de limed at the Canal Wharf at Is. 10d., sad small coal. very eththelvely used in manufactories them. at Is. 4d. per ton ; soda leading daily London Newspaper Ia printed one day apes paper made where coal ranged In mice from 16a. to 26e. per this, sad on the following day is printed on paper made rime coal is ealy de. to 6a. per ton. It appeared to year teemoridishi to be a Mange anomaly that • soil tax should be Imposed la Leedom, where coals are nemenarity so costly from the great expense of transit. That it is stated that the U. end Id. does will expire in the course of the present year fa etusequeace of the debt tweeted upon their security being neureheoth whelp repaid, and the 4d. dee *el thou fall ex clude* apes the malserse mei. The miesorellthe in me elusion empress the hope that government will rakes to amp don any further continuance of these coal dam for any purpose whatever, and will make pearls's= in the proposed Corporation Reform Bill for setting free from the trammels of taxation so indispensable a smarmy of kb and mean fethues. _ _ _ COAL EXPORT. PROM GREAT BRITAIN.—Marna. W and H. Laird, of Liverpool, in their monthly circular jest issued, stem that the total export. of coal from the Northers ports during the month of Domenber, were 152,139 toes; from the "Yorkshire ports, 16,071 tees ; from Liverp 31,309 tads ; from the &vett ports, 148,837 tow ; and front the &utak, 41,169 toes; asking in all a total of 389,625 tons ; and showing an footslog ever the cor responding month of last year of 6,448 toe.. The exports of the whole year show an marmot in favour of 1869 over the previous year 61436,372 tom. POOKI3III AND 00TrO make no oh az for plain vamps' eroded saver sad envelopes. sad nadertas to Per VA osmosis to see Milroy station on orders over 2Os. 20.001 enrelopes of any siss or etuellty at s Waste's nodes. Ono. restloonty. beeneesee Derma Inefteneons. congas.. and sebools snoldiee. Prise for Ws , free. A envies et fall de. he the pound.—Paaniss and Qom, papa an aweless eskers. 24 and 26.01fordalrest —(AdvertiscoaeLl BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTH& 2 at Tllllngtoo.park, Norfolk, the We of W. A. T. Alabama, Lot., of a dostentor. BAY LT.—Jan. 33, et brightoo. deo wife of Copula A. !Wlll. Ladatant Audltce-Goe ral liwobaf, of a dalubter. DION PIICLIL—Jaa IL at Condon place, Rockwall. the elf, of B. eroonflold, Kw, of a ma. oisoußy.—Jaat. 26. at Seaton. Kent, tho ergo of Capt&ln 3. Gregor/ loysl Mew Llibt Intact' ). of • d••••ler. Aglibora. ROW Kil.—Jan. V. at Watton Cottage, aorta, the erffo of H. B. Holm fag., preenatorety. of a nun . LOILT.—Jaa. If. at Vallotoet.plaoo. Stoke. Devon. Wto eetf• of P. J. jirj*Mot , of a datkebtre L.oll.—Jaet. N, Mn. Nicibobort. of Nortb-paeado. Derby. of twla PAYNIL—Jae. M, at Marton House. Read ne, the rife of the Res. W. Nino or • daughter . RIM/ILL —Jae. 25 at ilarrietehem Becton. Kent, the sire of the Rev. J. O. 11 Riddell. of • .on. lhomoltlß—Jaa. Lit. at ON. e road. Clapham-park, the wife of B. Roberts. Iq.. of • mo. TAILOR—Jaw M. berluletreet. Hydespert, the wife of J. TatOil,—taro a Cara ihTloi eraxint. Chelsea, Jr wife of T. Trercr, Le., of • MoiehOw• WILSYFORIS—Jaw. U. at Letter Urion-eirest, Torquer. the wife of Mr. J. 0. of • we. MARRIAGES. BLIKSIt—BOATNIT.—Jan. S. at 81. John's, Pelham, by the Rev. W. Parrett. W. Darker. Cm of Moor-park. Fulham. to Amelia lalgabeth, daughter et W. W. Money, Mg., of stanstord,,llta. Fulham 81100 M IC—BARO 21, It Pk JIM h, (elingtoo. Kt J. Broom. , of WithingWo. to NW KIM Barron, of Ceembury. BUILT ON—DAWES.—Jaa. at St. John's, Chatham. by the Km L L. Roberto A.. Time. 0. W. Huston, Yet.. Lieutenant and Qoutermager Itor m l gh. larloge. to Mlles. daughter of the lei. U. J. UMW. M.A., of CUILIMAK—AfiIiLLY.—Jaa. N. at fit. Hams, Yr7omlotbstuo L.. i• by the lee A. Gurney. tt A.. the her. T. L. Cursharn Thar of Maaskeid. to Marianne tianik Minty. datight, of 0. late H. A.MIN.I 2 A__ DAWSON—AorrLR—Jan. $5. at the Old Church, Ediiheetne. Yr. lelarkeet. by the I. R. !anon', M A., Mr . R. DII.OII. D.A., to Louie Mada,dearititer of W. It. Kettle. of Ilighteld MINH ILL—CLARK C.—Jan. IA, at at. Mar tlebone Church. by the Pow. C. J. 8y.,. A.L.. J. Dunhill. KM. of Metre. Memo., to n Carlo ew w rietto lmbe Olikirlos. daughter of 8. Clarke. fog., late at Hanover. IAVIIIIIIST—WMTIMIIND.—Jan. 66. at Great Marlow. by M. Bet Wetlefelt Valor W. Yeueetk 44th keit., en of the he G. Paumett. DSc, of Happiest.. Kent, to earak klimbeth, daughter el 0. Wintered. Evq., of Itemnanto, Meat Marker. SKIED—COOPER —Jan. 21. et St. Parnehao South Kennington, by tM Bor. O. L. Langdon, Captain P. Meek N liardette Neutral*. widow of the late L Cooper. Lt., MA., TAM, College, Dobbs.. DEATHS. - te, M Woke Howe. reldester. 0. P. Beawdee Ret. eon ot Ow late Hee. sod Re, r. P. &Gwynn DAYI9.—Jea.I6 M Park.reed. mote NeMettee. Ur. 11. & Pans. aced AO. DOPTON.—.Ies. V. Kn. I. Dutton. of Anpenpene. twwwW of &One. MAW. 11811161.—Jele. d. 4 et Inwther-ctreet. Vildniens. Pena. ed. W P. Plebes. Oi.. area Ift. LlKlB.—Jea. at OleenterMrect, Janetreetnn. Mr% Sarah KlT=andie. ulf o.—Jes. K. at WhIZIKK. Onederleed. lin. B. Web. non. mid $ KW/D.—Jae. Id.. at 1441)1404 Wood. end W. as W It" Balsa 01 No. h ■ as d rtitiber, at Or Mae. p —NOMA. Jattaasl *lllOl. white quads, prices ming from 413& to 80s., and for red' ' 40s. to 44a. per 36 stoat wen realised. Than was a tolerable supply of barley, ibis samples of which wen quits as dear u Lot week, rearstly, Ns. to 40e. par qr. • the value of wining who Vim ;tot tosiatelzied, rates varyiig from 24e. to 3134. per 80 saw. Oats sad bean a Moody mho at unchanged prices, the fuser sellfer at ZW. to Us. par 94 Mon, tbe latter 44a. to 48a. pse 38 stoma. Malt, 60e. to 90e. ; rye, 32a. per gr. Boar, 330. to 36e. per sack. • KIRICALDT, JAN. 28.—At our country markets this week we had moderate quantities of wheat and oats offering, the former sold slowly at rather lesa mossy. Oats fitted for geed were in good demand, at is. per qr. advance. Barley was In small supply, and was again 6d. to ls. higher. Here, today we had small supplies of wheat and barley, and larg e of este. Bales ready. Wheat and oats at bet week's_ prices, qr. ; herby, 33 mil bark, agaie. to 40e. ; n 6d. par q oats, 20s. ad. to 28.. 6d r, dearer. Wheat, 40s. to 50s. per . WATERFORD, JAN. 28.—Our deliveries of farmers' grain have slightly inersiteed this week, but the receipts by boat have been most insignificant ; from abroad we have not had a 'lngle arrival, and coastwise only a few rob of dour have comes to bead. The trade generally has been chareetarked by dulness, and with the exopption of Indian corn, of which a considerable quantity hss changed hands, the businees passing has been ending. Farmer's wheat, bins much &Soda by the damp weather, ham been difficult of .ale at 64. per barrel reduction. Foreign sparingly dealt in, the prime sated by bolder. Wing above the views of millers. Healey has brought extrema Mew, and for prime parade of °ate a further plight advisee has been paid. The increased demand for Indian cora has enabled sellers to put up prior about 6d, per barrel the last day or two, and the market closes dna. Flour firm, but not lower. Imparts this week :—Flour, 149 sacks; Bgports fhb weak :—Wheat, 369 brie.; oats, 4,216 ; Flour, 1,396 seeks; Wiwi corn, 260 brie. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. O£BUALTIEB. Diets Spud, bass br Boston, lass put back, with lots of raddar and vary bany.-I.lvarsool. Jsa. U. Oftra barque Mesa to Santander. has got on shore at Holy Arras. lan.3i. - • - Walt, Teat, at fiewai. trim 8.. Wawa r % with miner, hu bus temple la bare lade, ..d &Wan. 61 Palltai Whams. atur aned.—Yanarnah. be. H. VBSSM.LS SPOKEN WITH. Aiken (borrns), trove Monte Vide, for Liverpool. Jan. 24, lon II 9 W. Anna Roberto= (ship). from Bomber el days for London. Dee. 28, let 4 48 IL ion 31. 11 W. Clifton (Alp), from London for Manila, Des. 10, lat 10 1111. ion 24 41 W. Gauntlet (ship). from London 88 days kr Calenttn. Dee. 29. lit 748 los 21 11 W Esorrarp, front Ueda' fa Madras, N0v.10,144 IS N. lan 31 W. MULL Watumbach„ from Los don Mr Camila, Deo. 5, tat 17 8, :on 31 W. Kara from Liverpool far Callao, Jon 10, IM 4674. lon 16 W. UMW, (WO. bon Lando& tar nydnery„ possorgara and OM al Dra.3l. Mat 4 14 N, lee 1613 W. Nabob (slily), from Livorpcol for Uwe Hopi, Des. IS, Ist 610 N, 100 1467 W. Ilooolooroo (ship), from latosoria 61 days lost lalniontli, Dos. 11,111 6 IL Mr 16 W. Soo Nymph (slip). from Bombay 40 days for Uvorpool, Nov. U, 4t 14 33 6, lon Mt Z. Zola (, node, mil, from Toble Bay for LlverpooL, Jae. I, lit IS N, lon IS W. i ~~ . a