The Express. — London, England, 1850-12-21 00:00:00

z.ft.. - P----- ---- *4 4 , 44----- • ct t lit xtp rt 4 I ; LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 21, 1860. [THREEPENCE. RAILWAY& MONEY MARKET. Die. 20.—Mr. Mattel air• a / /,/ I s if--1(.05.e.e_.-sw* (..., 0 ,09_...-Zap--g--es Ls. .......„----------.-----.- NO. 1.349.) , F rio PATILYT BEANDY, in silt& bottles, Eg 1 I j sei tv.tr= meivais toseaba, obtatnehle from on „to -oil la lowa ma wasrey ; or. et hes. per mR . RumE A .-.. ~eot pike pea, M Ms. se plies, ef RIWS gal Oa., at 6 a sv agyiglilatttllS. Mr. Bowaek, tee IS Legere*, is eseskoisg a 'Hi - DEW OFF BEN NEVIS: o: st reaked tn o t body w Mr. Jew e o,hey el 11.1.1 t. Pekoe Alodt la does retells' sleet that tko swami II . s o t s mutat is ergeona .r eineinehlis ham all respestable spirit with BM c o sies so , . ...awe sad sr at Oa per doers, of SETTS gad ' . :• D. et the March shilbrlEL I - - - eye isebequer I g f.TAND 1 1R1) of COGNAC : the very goat Plehai heellebeets an 11- - ' ' the 'elbowing totter is i ! eno k.mly lalealawai la siell• bottles. protected by the e r meek% eteshalle Iron ell teeponales spirit sec- I v.'s , ' •" the inure it stk. and the Eels et OIL " Mr. Nicol Been 1 ''''"ar r a 7 .l 3tZ, A 7, sitnirrtswaoirt • cos 1 ~,.. 4 • A-RWl'll sod VENTILATION COMBINED. " Sir„-I have pits me, with your letter a (TROTS PATENT I'EGIE SIANNIMIN FINTILATINO ...,_,,,._ _, __, I .m.i... the matt ellestive mg deepen In tha menet ter •,..7. 1 _77•r c z a r f i me : . o .awbisnie, pabliamilminesbolidlms. Cubango.: Tom l•taae • n or bet, o ; sort tau; suss, Elf 11a. This be great from the Haws ''rl wee e p ee sheet the Mimi elk, medusas, t' nea goyeromoot s ..... e di the inteekir ( s dmttYY One), and werialig It Is to in n 10k r,,, km of to , therefr .r =bl a sondlantra strum eLf ... Lwv warm alz. ieroil owl to . itra . ;er•no an teeksabw O IL l'u"" N i 113, °L. get lad say difficulty ..t•irt. where It erg teems isepeesies. the mesas at tenons' HE ONLY STOVE WITHOUT A FLUB.- fastared to ttie 'wart c PAWS'S ?ATLI% kr werwees high, toongoo..boodoodo, Is all sincerity, it the; beguessomme, gaga, eekMe, Id WI doom lunar mended to be dose M >Muses*, km Ilia auk upwaria. Jordoltododo ad ..A, to t o e B ow , Maim Of emit. Ward vidi be &PA had Fmk orplioa d oo of as ofc totems free Ifte Obese ellhoM marks wr ~_ be sees la me Mile MY rterbeterto SWAN= that ths B a w l* al la . beammed , • sod mama, Dego, mot of 72.000 i. tree .. trill, behalf Ism the' treammoses sketch sus* es rates, 1 mrs a gessUk_Esfaffe___,__ b. 44 Into& - - youi, any wo he asia semeem ill U g g all seer are co the 4. An tin in b o n e , ..- a Nana, 233, OztenteteeM, and 1114 Mtverefte-effrest• most sad parliament • ' - ,1 E.GISTER AND ALL OTHER STOVES.- Inlaid from lb. to a'' I WILLIAM 1. rusvoirs STOCK it 191011TER mill Mbar ,b•aum they war , it • hel tildes wee the Whoa M the weak le minesllei la ail NI of dim an 0. , sad variety it *Ware, wady- Is empAlissim of government will nig ~, a aa a . grog geaswi, with d ersimiwis eel Masses haktents of E timbal , , gt lineage isa; ditto, Irtlb egruebt eIIIeMPSIO sed_,_..twe dub of the Kirk As • . , Mr., Si tee. teL:S lk; toward l'o•Wws. ~sta. web It sal, west. et .....u, trim fa. to gL; keel readers, from Ai Mae Se; ditto, . • • .1i emelt' ormaseate, hem El lta to Al fa ; The Irma from clooodofti sod flolsob. I . •:. tor se to If to aylwaserli ad ethere Patented Radiating tad cciatestmest to ~,. a e nd *Reyes flanges moody Imo they am easily had I DAPIER-MACHE sod IRON TEA-TRAYS , allind by ifs best esterase of Tee Trays sad waiters whiny apnea. " I emu:eased of I ".' .......,...,.....a h is . wil e s ry bor of clergy of Me a Otter ••• t o el ,N 4 . 1:11a0M, at prleeemsit bow thee verl, Is mane. statement which th •••• love recent Cab patedaraaa, popalstios of the ...as reoiataskaa Tore 11 111 •0 41 there are only 9,291 -bele fig. 111 M Illielme. th e Kirk-it is b., • ..r.641.1110 ' , .:,..le, dine ..........-011. P. OR church Mutates ii , n og ken cum mug alteration should b • o,' " rree i" ,i sted " tithe 14410 onto of eve, seam owner of state of the church s ... • rui.il nut; he*, ode, cr "Wit aaa If *trigs. lb"' " 1 cannot add az oh 1. - n o,hy worthy be rue foe or tams mg Mange this aught t „ ) witto ~... Lead sad League amines, solo sail to pretest the. ct r . 7 ~•••. I' . . no, n marred for nog artra b x=4 if. Kith; arid 1 reset . -Nit in t mrTlMET,sessie ef ore la I dt4W. Ireland may have Meta yiL4IIALT. Kirk of Hmtlead, : .!..olthaelecrses, with ismnalege doom bobsompory orbit, elms C . - ;4 r peal tees. = _ _ ildlehell b 1rtb44041. to ISM 11F A t,TIFUL HAIR.-RowLANDir MACAS - RAILWAY Cot = 1) . .ith int. ingleinem In ha Igiemis a =lboi Mingo peeled • .--st, wourwhee Ile oak la Ann am m o . i t , tunately unattencli •-•,,,, . imp. it Om add rid warm IS to mirky, pasmagen were a 'c. ...town ilia pessooles d Bell y C o y sollase. god __ening elan co u dema rm ~. ~. ndundiaq ID lib* Yee of Ma le die " obi r ~,,, o i a awsere, eriaria. ode doodolioo r blo obi stbedg Eastern Railway. _MO .... , -tuod.o. aeseeraem Ter dila. It la allgellally MM. .1...1 mat had ..mo rr ...1, le trut° the bras de beadied Ina et Irk awl reader. --.___ „ kis ~,.. we ot the oar ....a. ossoomoy.--rors b. Sa.; as. i beollf Plasm= ga d tha seek ~... ...gm., hear weelli, Ito h sediewelltegist ska, an. Tar t i as . so d o h. I I slim ••• ~ Th e s•-anee seine Ise Me Imes " Poratimill Massewe haltpost sine o'cl elm • • ...craved in two Rases the wempur.-lieli by them, at Se, imik g. auxin. Leman,, sod ter all obeislate awl perfumea sad the passengers' elm _ = r frW of YEARS' NERVOUSNESS. T n ,,,,,, pn ,,,,,, , Le m m a.... mad Dek u ky. .,kl i k ok . ti ckt at , could come in, t • . .. nom ur rt. hoe, Meet's. silbeenelly aired by DO nom have misunderstoc it' , Ni.i,AtA A itaBICA YoooU6bLawiry nowt dam- W.l Items, train to move into i. ato.ay, Tiverton:* "ZION,. Tom' df.Pri•• w•!!•• .._... •_ _ vale mem c •,.. vim /rams, maestri. ma awe% boa barly 1,1•11 put nine so ~ t by OU ItAbillibi de use. IlealUs.resiering hoo d In a Mat the pasta ; the 4 . • • me.-- Rev. John W. rang, Italtiogain Mae!, Norfolk. s • •1- • ./. ft3fle esunsive nernomess. UM rim id my seek obi bit I°lo see faLaw --, v.. ~ IA pored &Andy. his bon I -newly removed by DV them, th e fog b I i..,,1'il Iltalth-restoring PhoL-Abes. Stuart, Arehdeerares of __., ' ___,__.._,_ i -,....,beem5,. - -eiold losanlariers. with tad laterweima, weiginitg it.. 74 , .• • vrt• .... Is. Id.. 21a, at 4a. Id.; alb, at, Ha.; ISL.'S M. lapse - Late, altheuela hot E ~ „quality, lab., at Us.; Ilk. at fk.-Dll RARE, awl Oa, pours were I [ 7 . tow eseigatrtet. lowasit.-Ths nod If In. iterate see. seriously injured. IV LNDINO UP JOINT STOCK COMPANIES. of the lino was red THE Civic I I fits DIRECT BIRMINGHAM, OXFORD, READING, Si. Thomas'e-dey, i, llannetun RhfoliefiT.-Yeaunday there was o names w ag ., lot a, me r, amebas Wen his Homier Mohr Braila= with 4 - ne t es election or ren to the e.ll of 21. 12.. 6d. per ahem peopoeest to be ts ;,,s these members of the Provinional Committee who THE ANTICI 1....-en pissed co alma one of the list of tVatribetOtiell TATIION Or fluor lit list's., the official maaager, presented hie financial 'Jon 01 the Earl, Lament, required by the sot of parliament, preparatory to oounty, 'aver 4 I Pe d.cioa.i..o of • call, from waist it appeared that the candidates. Am, f....lmluvoreeet• made on account of this company pee. Esq., of Press] e the ord r abvilute for winding it up were 10,1741, mooch, of ii•glas a . a.,. r d.ed among the Provisional sod Munising Com. actually cosmos' L. • - ~, .oiler to pay ad liabilities to the extent of 8,0221 , Mr. Virian, the 1 / ~ sum of '2.1621, in the form of a balance in the . quad cease by seed ~, 1.. 0 ka teins deposits ou shares paid by some ,to ef• Ms • t . • •. and not reclaimed by them, sad the contnbutions oddness have be s i, • • ~I.,tteee towude expenses of the company. 111 so the enhket ei i , 1.• thes._ , CUSS, already paid, there are the fol- &memo; Herald. i• . dom. . Roast the !State. MEWS. Jost§ tad POULTRY POl = '.', . f e.•mommatiort alleged by them to have hoe& from ow www . Or .- r :op,n by thee smitten of snanesemeat for the vase .„, ; _,_,,,,, d 6 ...,;"; IBM -• :. ~ Moo ',rejected by them, 2,0001. Mr. J. B. Rayner, :"''s the ensuing I . .. •, a. a emery, 7521. ; Mr. Vienelles, as engineer, 'g ni peen ,. on , 1 .. i. Artier, Id• adv. ruminants, for distributing 1031. • J. Pringle, sew ,bo.-ributing sham ' •-. *lode. lialesden, De Cape!, ;TAk ' 1 . 461. Doriesit:Prod -- tcl•ers of the snagging coransitlee, for autos , .• ~ •I by 'hen on behalf of the company, backward at the ; t • o lu ®ion. One me the river from Di . • n, mo. 3,7901. Total P atli eg es of po op 11,1111 whim& ts far the 1. ... ..,4941. The li.t of contributories le now finally trepohe lb ." '.... -• t o the iiMility of 47 member of the provisional a• n. •,aeung c .mtuittos, sad of this number three are ATTEMPTED ••.. ' •I bout giAlltly is respect of shalom. it is not in. after ntiring to i s• .. : t.. take soy . pre& at proceedinin as regards the frothy, os lode. .....•. else, p. aches an appal on toe question of the mother at Sloss ...' - • ~,.at to be carried to the Mouse of Lord.. The the house, we Om -...: ....per proposes a call on the forty-four mem- front-door. He • •• a tav !womb:Mal and ansesirisit committee of dow what was . 4Si ••, • .;• ~. , n th. it 'bares of 21. 12a. 6d., which would one of a party a , - • *.:1..1 Of this sumter sixteen have already some water. MI li d p sit, and consegueatly in practice the pogo of gurplrini fa , •.., .t all, et them. Of the ifelibiail* 29, the official where they latillb t r be. •of been able to street service on several, from that It wt. mot , los • ••: a c of r. iideaer, the letters of notice' baring been threatened that h ~red th.ote the Post•office, antwer " not knows," or would force as ' dm, - c- .11.ou li l " Them circumstances reduce, the persose to biddies; and in ••. tit. tl. pr reed call is epplicabls to 12, representing 1,160 into 'seep , ioe. I. 4., .• •losh. at '.l 12e. 6d. will produce 3,0181. I. the they replied by e.t c , ....tt..e addresses of the Aar sienaben ef the soomithse windows. He I : %a. , I, sal the amount of till recovered. a further eam marauder decal LIME • produced of 3,1501., and the total, or 6,1651., will be the nttle bad bt WWII , bat:Mira mount to be obtained from the costribsto. pursuit ; bet th• set. Y-• • I c..es 1. be , as an asset, the *tutor manager sten s that Virof l 7 oloo'ff I =. T • IA be Win, with considerable limitsti.n , particularly se coat his unwela • ..h. th e Is o , e item of 3,141., which, Onion to the sea. thereby tansies ' ' " , le bnalit.d of many of the partite, sad the donbtlen with * •• • 7 of bolter/ others, envy never be no- had effected so .0 • I to, but with such limitation on the ground FA ''''' ` l ` . `alt as ray be Coos di red reasonable, the ' - OCTRAOEI3.- , a , ' , AS , will form a fuLd tor the repaymest of P ut y h"nown, paid a visit to tl • • neater. of true pronsionel and managing committee ind ... wed the , •• • Ind adesond 6.0471. for the uses of the sompsey, over wind... The, , i• . oi i te die di posit they bad paid on their shares, irre- mkt v t " t h Br ' .• to of the trevation of claims that may be admitted II seashore 1 , ..ii spirt the omi;rany. Mr. Bostrughe eppeared 1111 , long du. atv 1 he the .y; - . u.sneger to enforce the order for a 2- ' were reduced meo* di, ted Id Amory, Megan. Betnett and numerous several places. .*seal, for one!. re of the provisiooal and managing (lithe a m u woo ` L t ;". , i "., f. fer , entativis of the late nt* ld upon hie „, imoon t. b , . ',tor to fend the al l until such as he shmald E stk ~ ..mk . id lie • 'MeL. • 1 contrikatories made Itabl. ler its pa L - by the Court of • /maul that the *Odra. ea which they bees to tit. I ,d D. •A. 44, the ease as in I:9We. ease, decided hy the ~__. w , I L.r.14. His Honour 'tasted the appliestion, aad ,7::',l_ „ J ..: Lgo M a 1.,, for the purpose ; but said he should refuse oa :„. I ,.%""''' und ' re ' d ' . ; ''4 Ow importatiou a say fresh evidesco; sad trial "' 011111% weapons; nue -•-• r ..,, t .h. the parties on the lief, he would give ,____ p art ~, . r'y to eppsal, II they thought IT, both ageiest the "•7;bIPL.I tai • .1.4 the call TM result a 5 :. ,74 *NO BIRMINGHAM EXTENSION RAILWAY. ~... - id ae.,, of meaty, tat , V ~. ' ~. M. Ito II tulip sod Massing, euktitors for kkm . i t D ogs , R. IL - .1 , the ofielel steamer of this rollifeby..is- lioalilitios, and ' ~. his ilwaour Muter Bust, Mid lotilisidea that hate ../..). lee Il e . - , ...re.. I with the parties oo the other side to submit a m i d, a rd..- . c.vv et,. a. ioa of • referee the amount to which Ibis two had been ~ a le a th,s c. mosey would be entitled in respect of ea kru g,, revoked UFOs. e 1.14. of 11.0001, re /010 IN. • Me inheritor 1 ,- • ... A% 11 AUSTRALIA STEAM PACKET COMPANY. indeed was vii VI . ' .' ' !. the dam of Ito Stott Reseed, the engiseer, justice to say ..• .st tt ie COVlpally, urea allowed by his Humor conducted, pet ' i• 0 ,, t. at.d other claims, anstmuting to betwees left by she s .t.. , . ;•.•4 , w. re dashed. which a nisi) O' aim. L'Ar UoAL MINING COMPANT.-Yesterday eawwly Let a his Aunty. , ':: , ` , .'":..l°' :::',l.H.l7°,Taircsa„. o p.r Ti,s,°%:;:.,,tioutr.w., arrayed these gelfol 'ilimmi : ~i, 6 t ?., ,t to l.;0,0001. Mr. Wilcox. ppeared as weasel whore they re goo& - "nlmni, who was sought to be placed ea tits list similar visit fr ' 4 ' o " I. •htch he had dseposed of is 1847 to a Mr. -Mama CAI Ale* •• • had bed iL , rived a transfer of them to that penes, A Faun • ' . " l .euelatee the purchase, as having bees made by a r lab' . I ' abs same without bin atn•hority. The treader ap. T " ic " 1 " i° ' akti t o use mooed 3 hate bees entented by the secretary of the coin- .•____ n ea ear '',': ,':...". Ca. demised es Wood's attorney, though he bad g • 7.Z . ,...."'"'.;`,.i. ef lIW' IMO ~, ti a:_orty hem Weed asd acted under a nalmonception. B4ses ' --- sa , us i ' ui „7 . l 7,lloWel Quilier, effleifil seisaaget, ta ,... a , Ilse" ~,,zuippert el he ale "Bs parte Hunney," i n the fit. '";;ii et. NM. ~,Z,' h•tok Packet Company sod contended that fie the s Ma k '''' w••• • ral.ity, Mr. Mfigains, the transferor, newt be IXPORTAT „,'!' Its linnnar took time to consider. Another of the whisk hes seri 0. 0 . 4 .. " 44 "l'itollierim bee Jul bees iiisoceed of sad has realised the very Largo ' , Acted • pnee. asp. MOO * 111. 14. Illi /ie. AND THB ANNUITY-TAX. Secretory of the AntiAnintity-Tes. a mmyot the eddreee lowly Item n'appltldea., M.P., wren lam to the WMWON would be glad to be favosired a es Is the likelihood of their slashing en Nara renew, with us at premed paid MUT for the purpose of provide, Is, to 'Y mod they die oat. Kr. Hems has mat reply •• Benny Hall, 13th Dee., HMO. Beweek, Secretory to the Aati-Aossity Casemate', Maher/h. waved the misted addles you have mot w of the 9th net. • sod minims 1 agree la , of the ebonvati;es mode by the eels , town is the peepoesl to apply boas mutual Haw of Oemenoss. that sea lone a gnat of 12,0001. a year fortune, sad with a tonsaissiee la the • great el 213,0001 at the time), sorely eau difficulty in providieg from the wish property 'renown. malignant tee they Ise BO nog , art of the netropods of Enotleed. • I my me they en I not adept what I before neon" le ate of my loran lettere. se of Lords Termini to sunders soy such property of the chunk, I would *bons Lords did not hesitate to yree ea wad Iron the Itial church revenues to pay the -", t►is Ismael is tis lionis Ikphalm al de believe, or ma It be allowed, AM Oa wear parliament should relieve the Row estbalks el cbst of a shank thy de m Weed, • justly sad greatly dismoMabeil with the raven, sad that the parlissent sad Ms . ratan to the loud puffer*. acrdllskt itatiargh end Montrose relief he. the ter; Siseity tax ,te the will et the government to settle the thereby give peace to the Kirk of Scotland, -t to the tax peyote ia its metropolis; and the mane for oath *utilises*, so much frigid,. _ _ of nessameediag a lodisation le the sus he Kish in Edinburgh; bat mealy, if the the coinsaittee give is their addrses of the he ancient royalty be correct—O s., tiat 0,294 of a population of 23,046 who attend b.otti ounsirent with jennies (which sea is all natters) and sound policy that ea be made as speedily se possible in that assosats gad revenues in Ediaburgh. 'nobles to what I have already written weigh mere with those who hats the power tee daily exposures of the real state of the remain, in the hopes that the lessons read is , e their proper effect in the 'thin of the you obedient servent, "Josarn CoLualott.—This day an accident, for unattended mai fatal malts, although several eeverely eat end bruised, occurred this the London•bridge terminus of the South In eonrequenes of the dense fog, been placed between the ticket the points leading to and from the sta. the North Kent train des in Lusk.* at 4 . clock, had arrived at the ticket platform, passengers' tickets bad been fizsatised, the nearest t the man neat to bim to inquire if the train but It appeared that this man must misunderstood the reply, as he gave the signal for the -- into the station at the very !moment when the train foe Woolwich was passing out through consequence was, that the trains came before the Weaken:en could step being so dines as to prevent the guards ,Ivers seeing the danger until too both trains were moving •ery slowly. The necessarily much alarmed, but none were Alien some little delay, the usual traffic resumed. ELECTIONS (THIS DAT).—This being I , the election of Common Councilmen took majority of the wards there was se opposition , of the old members. ,NTICIPATFD VACANCY IN THS R6P3r2Elf •.roaoANsHl*a.—Anticipating the resigns of Dunraven, u out el toe member• of this , gentlemen have been named as probable mons them we limey specify H Dry Thomas, Jayne : Rowel Goya, Esq , H.P. for Fal • ,glen ; mid Str Oeo. Tyler, who, it is said, has commenced a canvass. Rumour his also indicated the member for SWUM,, ss hayloft been gentleman of both liberal and conservative poll ve forward. Up to this time, however, so e been put forth, and therefore all conjectue tbj.et can only be taken for what ft is worth.— Herald. ' FOR CHILInTw" _ supplies of poultry country for the metropolitan markets are being '—in the continental states to meet the demaads festive season. comprising large quantities and Belgium. The sister bland is also not si present time in faraishiug supplies of this %r el, the Banger, which has just arrived in Dublin and Waterlord, his brought 160 largo poultry u a part of her cargo of Irish produce, • the largest importation of the kind into the :bee takes place from belied. ED BUROLABT AT BLAMES-BILL—Boon to rust no the night of the I.P.tt instant, Mr. independent gentleman, who resides with his Skews hilt, heard a now at the bask-door of named. d shortly afterwards by a knock at the "- at once demanded from his bed-room win• . wanted, when a man, who &prated to be party of three or four, replied that they wanted er. Mr. Healey declined going down for the par applying their wants, but directed them to a plum might help themselves. The men then stated t water they wanted, bat money, and they if Mr. Healey did not open the dear they entractes. Mr. Healey reused to do their in tarn they commenced putting their threat Mr. Healey then fir , d a gun at them, and i by mantis, the fire, thereby smashing the He then sprang a rattle, hearing which the decamped. Accompaeied by a neighbour,. whom ad brought to hi. assistance, Mr. Healey "Dentin . the ruffians effected their neap°. o.‘ setae examining the premises, Mr. Healey discovered -swede:me vieitors had sailed op hie beak door, 'ng the noise whico first attracted his attention h a view of preventing his escape after they entrance.— BrigAton Goodie. ten o'4:leek at sight an armed unknown, supposed to amulet to twelve la number, visit to the house of Patrick Quinlan, of Coleman.. teed themselves bp firing shots through the bedroom They discharged no leas than 70 bells into Ih. apart. -.then posted • threstening notice on the:kitchee r giving threecheen retired. Quinlan took • farm, from 6.r John Power, Dart. His windows to stow, and the kitchen door holed is .4 0 vemme nt have offered a reward of 801. appragosion of any or ell the members of this gang moonlight legialetors.—ls the OM 1111 "Moloney V. Moan. Headley and O'Connell, Wets anointed of Cbaneery, peoiteeded, emompenied by six tee lends of Mogoury, to Marais for rent due When they arrived on Ms lands they were mat If men and women, everegieg from eighty to untied with pi.elforke, and other dangerous some of the women serried large stones. This heeded by two Amason., smiled both the knocking them down iodireeircinately. el this combat would have been, in all arab& woes It cot for the leteruntioo of a mow Deism, who mewesded in effecting a cessation of end an notiommadation between the parka We leaned that the object of this mistimes wee ts reduction en the rents of 26 pee met Ibis mdse. 4 been promised them by the court, bet was after revoked, ia oon•tquenes of ,representation made by itor that the land was let too cheap, but the feet as eine verso, and it is no more thee an eat el my that the generality of the tenantry ere well I, peaceable, sad industrious. Then wee • keeper he meats to hue an "ye" to some corn open seizure led bees made, bat he less beaten no - night that bat little hopes ue en•ertained of On the same day ea meal number of tenants thinaselve. ea an sok lining term coiled "Moyne,' remained in waiting all day * 'methadon of a , from their landlord, Yr. Aldwell, of Ciousel. Chronicle. MIER AND SON CHARGED WITH ARSON. — into this case, allu led to In Thundey's Express, yesterday morning before MIMI. C. Plumb, C. J. B. Foster, sad H.B. Faster. Several additional ;were examined, after whisk Mr. Nuke and Mr. seventy addremed the bench, end both prisoners ' and his see) were fully eammitted for trial on -arATION OF TORTOlailk—The vowel Ada, . ase arrived is the dear; fres idirsedardima arieset .0 very lugs Rumba of 6,000 totleits al a pontos of bit ouzo. 'MOAT EVININO. Exoept in the ems of paper on Humbug, in which there is a decline, the cannot exchange for foreign bills negotiated ba-day are the same as ',strut. The amount of business doss was small, as parties are unwilling to operate at the present low rates. There way, how ever, some demand foe Hamburg, from waist% the rates came lower by to-day's post. The Paris quota tion meanies the ems, although the rats at Parts Im proved yesterday. The decline to gold and silver at Paris has not gene further. Bills on Amsterdam were negotiated at a trifle Wither. Per Visas* there were buyers at 12 fl. 40, hat paper was den at 12 B. 30. 1 ; 11;::tas negotiated wore tor. = 4 ............ ilia, ts. ...... Is 13 184 13 8 Ifs. ...... ii= U !!. 0 ... • - .4 ST 4. 411 $0 U IS 70 Axiom tea, DIED h1~Y....... Rte, Crib—. ..... Osesa 41 P l =6 : 1)4 N ll4 limas I fOdtu We- - is bar U Oporto The rates et silver bullion are as before : bar., sa. lid., and new dollars, 4s. 111 d. The report of the committee of Mexican bond holders has been published, preparatory to the meet ing on Monday—a stop which is very proper, though we fear the bondholders in the country will searc-ly be able to get the pamphlet before Monday. The committee recommend the concurrence of the bond holders in the terms proposed by the Mexican government. They explain that they have not been able to divide the 1,040,878 dole, which bad accumu lated in the Bank towards a partial dividend, owing to the Mexican government insisting upon the: pre vious surrender by Messrs. Schneider of the books held by their firm. Meanwhile, however, the dollars have been sold, and owing to the extraordinary rise in silver, have fetched 6,6001. beyond what mold have been realised six months ago. To be allowed to effect this male, the committee gave an indemnity to the Bank, and the total proceeds now stand in the same of Colonel l ado, Baron de Ooldsmid, and Mr. Capel. The cotton licenses have been sold by Mr. Faloonnet to Mr. Escandon, of Mexico, for 300,000 dole. (being 50,000 dole. above the former offer), pay able in instalments, ending in November, 1852. The sum received by Manairg and Mackintosh which they have failed to remit is 230,003 dela ; but an arrange ment is hoped for that may prevent ulfimste loss. With regard to the terms of the law just pared for the new arrangement of the cebt, it Is stated that the total amount applicable under it to arrears, In cluding the 2,500,000 dole. American indemnity money, the sum at the Bank, the cotton licenses, and the balance with Manning and Mackintosh, will be about 4,340,565 dole, which, taken in full satisfac tion, will inflict a loss of 6,000,000 dole. on the bond holders, in addition to former sacrifices of 17,000,000 dole. An application to Mr. Falconnet for an appro priatioa of public lands, to render the deficiency less severe, has met with no definite result. As regards the alteration of interest from 5 per wet, to 3 per cent., a representation that, with the prospect of an improvement in the finasees of the country, it would be unjust that this reduction should be perpetual, has been admitted in principle by the Minister of Finance, and he is disposed to recommend to Gouge's' a cor responding modification. The revenues signed under the new law for the payment of future dive deeds will probably yield less than those which the bondholders now eojoy, and it is recommended that Mr. Faloonnet should endeavour to ptoonre a supple mentary act of Congress for the monthly psyment of a sufficient fixed sum from each of the principal cus tom-houses. It is also pointed out that the recent decree should have contained a reservation of all the rights of the criditors in case of default. Finally, however, the committee recommend that they should be invested by a unanimous vote with lull powers to accept the terms proposed, with or without the cot littions indicated. The dividends on the undermentioned foreign bans I I felling due on the lit of January next, are advertised for payment, via—Canada Debentures, negotiated through Baring Brothers and Co.; the South Carolina sterling bonds, the Maryland sterling bowie, and the Rusaian sterling Four-and-a-Half per Cent. bonds. Hamburg letters of the 17th quote the prices of stocks as under :--Rassisn-English Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Loan. 891 ; Danish Three per Cents., 73 to ; ditto, Five per Cents., 95. Swedish Four per Cent. hypothecated, 93 ; ditto, Four per Cents., 1848, 100. Spanish Five per Cent. Lien of 1834, 111; ditto, home Three per Cents., 31. Uuited States Six per Cents., 1041. The exchange comes as low u 13 marks 01. In the quotations of specie there was no change. The account of the position of the Bank of England for the week ending Saturday, the 14th of December, 1850, published pursuant to the Act 7 & 8 Vict., r. 32, is as follows: BANK Of INOLLIND.-1"--- _ De the week oedlot Dee. 14.18. bons Nom. ...... /2).18;410 rilevenmet Debt.... J111.01Me) 904 to 00-".=ramiums 16;1.14813 Sl, Dean ...... 45,607 Prop&Doe' Oatiltal ....11 1n. . 31 0 4 v Sat . Depodta t .......... . 3.034,3 a i selvd. r••• Oettouto. 01 at= Dth‘atot dada) 10.274.31 D I Other Nocella ........ 11,176.6 D &woody aodother Alb 1.3443 31 1.34447.6811 D.. 10.1001 %%.,11sowitiss ID..Weisbi Am "AS 6 " Othresselli• lo.flOtta WWI 031,640 'K. MAMMAL,. The above returns, when compared with those for the week preceding, exhibit the following changes: Circulation isms E29,162,490 Decrease E 166,426 Ciretlation active Pnbic deposits Other deposits Governmsat seausitisa la baskirg deparuaeat 14,228,901 Without 'heretics. Other ~canon ia basking department 12,678,322 Decrease 44,166 Cala sad bullies is both liepsznapets .. . 16,829,130 DOCTIAMI 122,068 8•vo • day sad other bills 1,243,313 Decrease 6.686 3.096,367 Increase 3,433 The Reserve The stock of silver bullion remains unaltered. According to the official returns published in the Gazette of last Tuesday, the total note circulation of all the private banks of E-gland and Wales daring the week ending the 7th of December was 3,481.1011. In the preceding week the amount was 3,560,3801. ; there is consequently a decrease of 79,2791. The note circulation of the joint-stock banks during the same week was 2 703,3111., and the previous week's return being 2,747,7891., the decrease m shown to be 42,4781. Oa taking into consideration the active circulation of the Bank of England, which in the week in ques tion was 18,706,7101. (icing 99,2801. more than the week preceding), we find the aggregate note; eir eulation of England and Wales to be 24.893,1221., which chows a decrease on balance of 22,4971., as compared with the returns for the previous week end. leg Nov. 30. As regards the fixed issues, the private banks were 1,307,7821., and the joint-stock banks 704,6761. below the amount authorised to be issued. Our advice. from Port Adelaide, under date the 28th Sept., mention that much vigour continued to be shown in the prosecution of mining enterprise, and reports of fresh disooverh s of mineral wealth, which were constantly being made, added still more to the interest felt in the subject throughout the colony. The South Australian (Bunt Burrs) Mining Com pany's usual dividend of 200 per oset. (belies 101. per share on its origlial sham of 61.) was la warm al payment, and the price was last quoted 2101. buyers. dubjoised are the latest quotations of the Adelaide nimbi :—Barra Bum, 2101.; Princess Royals, 21L; Britannia., 21.; Port Lieeolne, 64 10g.; Mount Re- • 'netball., 81., Mount Livev poo l, 31. ba.; Glen IL 1 eteathabyn, 31. ss. ; Wheal Barton, 51. ;tre: OserisesaiL 10s. ; Wheal Margaret, 21. 155.; Wheal, Felenddlip, 81. 4a.; Wheel Emma. 21. 101.1 Wheal Haiessny, 21. 165.; Wheal Maria, 11.1 Royal Mining Clammy, 11. 55.; Adelaide', 11. 25.; North %spon dee, 11. 6s. The visiting directors and secretary had retuned from their periodical visit to the Barra Buns Minas, and ripest the works in a high stab of prosperity. The number of miners had increased since the pre vious letting, and an excellent survey had taken place. In April last a new system of working these mines wee adopted, by which encouragement is given to the misers to win the poorer ores hitherto neglected; and the produce of the last take—eight weeks—is estimated at about 6,000 tons of ore, ranging front 10 to 40 per mutt. This almost doable the quantity of any of the previess takes, bat it most not be supposed by this that the profits of these extraordinary mines are dosbl.ed in consequence. The low ores will naturally produces sinalla profit than the rich, end although the qemetity has ince-weed so much, tke average per away will be con.iderably leis than usual. It is, however, supposed that the present plan of working the mine will be attended with very beneficial results. The Patent Copper Company's works are progressing favourably. They have seven smelting and two re fining furnaces in work, and their making of fine copper is about 50 tons per week. The following are the prices obtained by the Aus tralian Mining Company for the ores shipped by the in in the Dorothy, viz., 201. fis. 3J. for Tungkil.o ores, and 201. 15.. 6d. for Montacute Orel. We learn that the machinery for computing the stampiog works with the steam engine at Tungkillo, and which is now being manufactured by Messrs. Wyatt, of Ade laide, will be contple•ed in about six weeks, when the immense aceruntvation of low produce ores at the mine will be forthwith brought into a marketable state. Heretofore only the high produce ores have been available f r shipment, owing to the expense of carriage to the port. THIS DAY. Two o'Ctocx. There is not the least change to be noticed in the market for the home funds to-day, the operations being on the most trifling male, and prices having experienced not even a free:Weal variation. Consols have been steady all day, at the closing quotation of yesterday's market, 961 to 1 ex die., for the account of the 16th January. The Reduced Tares per Conte. have been dealt in to a smell extent at 971 to 1; and the New Three and-a-Quarter per Cents., at 99 and 981. Bank Stock is steady, with business marked at 2131 and 214. The market for Exchequer Bide is fi.m the I,OOW. bills have changed hands at 645. and 675. prem.; do. 5001., at 68e.; India Binds, large, at 86e. prem. The chief ieature in the foreign stock market is rather numerous sales of Mexican Roods, which have caused a decline in print, business being marked at 361, /, 1, and a. The operations in the other investmtnta Si, few and un important. Russian stocks remain firm, and the Four-and-a-Half per Cents. are still looking up, bar gains having been concluded at 98. The other dela togs of the morning are comprised in the following : Biaxilian Five per Cents., 871. Chilian Six per Cents., 104. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Conte., 591 ; di.to Four per Cant. Certificates, 90. Spanish Active Five per Cents., 181 to 1; ditto Three per Cents., 401 to i. ENGLISH FE Hoak Stask a per (. *s Am .. .. HI t 3 or MON'. /NM. NM EGSSIO 1 per OE AuIENAN Ns Cl. Saks reeds. G per NNW. r iv. T . . N r . r . s ta lb.. SI • 6 gt: . l.ltlr i gr a . ,_, klN A: s l 4 DIM Coitus!, um. Oolumblan Work. Win. 14 4 3 our IN. Inisb Ws.. 14 14 per el Dutch Bds.. 444 04 4 pa Ct. Guinn OM.. Id NDll.—Tan Da. I I pet OLOoa Ada. Hi I I:tr '99.1919 94,. 624. E r tutr Stiles la I p4t Ct.Grasas B. 16i Onoada Dak Hoz. B irrad Hda. 4 # per t.• I • per IX. :Hurls', lala II Pormusse 34# 64 per Ht. Rum. II la. la 11 DM* ItHabis ild.“ 11 4 Pieot.aipsetsh Hda. Bo ▪ Deterted Hda. Unto Buda' Han. 61 :# ow Vnessads Ws.. II 3 *owners 14irreti boons. 11 13 WEEKLY SUMMARY OF THE PRODUCE MARKETS. NOICIIIO-Lann, BATITZDAT MOANING. In the Colonial markets this week a fair amount of business has been tramoted, and generally at steady rates. The public sales of Sager have been large; the good and tins qualities of Mauritius have brought former prices, but the Benue. sad grsioy kinds of Bengal hay. no, however. been in moth good demand, and for then lower taus have been established. Sine* the arrival of the news from Ceylon and Java more inquiry has existed for Coffee ; plantation Ceylon has advance I fully la. per cwt., and abs native sorts have been odd at 66e. to 66.. 6d. per ewe. Some private sale, have been made in Madras and Bengal Rice, but with out tlteration in velar. Black Pepper bag changed hands at very full rates. In Tea but little has been done. The markets have closed to day, and will net open until the 2nd Jaunty, 1861. The sales of West India Sugar during the week amount to 914 Meta, including the following public auction: 160 hhds. Barba does. at 41a. to 445. Bd. fur low middling to fine ,eary. 126 hhdr. 13 tierces crystalised Demerara were taken in, at 34e. to 391.61. for brown to middling yel ,w. and 40.. to 45. tor low to good yellowish. 10,072 bags Hauri.los were Andy 'old at 31e. to a% f low to good brown, 334. to 40s. for soft heavy to good yellow, 40s. 6d. to 431. 6 t. for good to fine right grooary ; gr.iisti, at 39e. 6d. to 40s. for betty to gond. and 411. 6d. to 475. for doll to good white crystalised. 16,372 bags were lardy sold at 40.. to 46e. for yellowish to fine white Bewares, the grainy kinds at 344. to 375. 61. for brown to low yellow, 39.. to 44.. for sateldlior yellowish, and 44.. to 465. for dull to good white ; Dnohah was taken In at 445. to 465. 63.; and Co si pore, at 60s. per cwt . Mauritius and data kinds, at 36s to 395. 62. for low to good yellow, and Shear at 31s. • 7,610 bag. Madras were partly disposed of at 31.. 6d. to 33..6 . for brown to bright yellow, sod 106 bags greyish Pelting sold at 40 . to 40.. 6d. In foreign the following has hoes dose:-358 bore cloyed Manilla were taken in at 37..6d. par OWL ; 732 Mids. Porto Rico were partly sold at 37.. to 421 Bd. M low yellow to rather heavy grayish and iellowish quality ; 73$ baskets 2,110 bags Java, at 38.. for good brow., and 39.. path. for soft doll to good bright yellowish ; and 228 cases 9 barrels 46 bags Bab,,, at 345. to 38,. 6a. for brown, and iffs. to 41e. for low yellow to white. The sidies by private Illattlet bays amounted to about 3,000 bap low Manilla, at 311.; 480 bops damaged Havanna:, sills. 9d. and • W eiuwo of Havonnst tor Bristol abontl,2oo bola, the pens tor whisk has not transpired. The public sales rf Coffee have consisted of 203 soaks 667 bops plantation which have been chiefly disposed of at 6.5 a. Oa 62. for g ood to fins ordinary pale, 691. to 62.. Bd. for be fine ordinary dull to eoloury,and 648. to 69.. for middling City. In forsin one tale has been held of 1,763 bags Rica, whir\ were sold at sod af:er the sales at 60.. to 141. per cwt. for good to fine ordinary colour!. Privately die transacting lan amounted to about 2,000 bags native Ogyloa at 66a. to 665. 61.,1,800 begs St. Domingo, at 485.64., 7110 bags Java, at 61c, and about 1,000 bags Costa Rho, at 35.. to 636. per cwt. 67 bags Trinidad COOO4 were bought to at 49.. to 611.; and 7$ begs Grenade, at 41s. 6.1. to 46e. per awt. 368 bens Pearl Sego were taken in at 19s. 62. to 20s. 6d. psi cwt. for dull to middling bold kind. The batmen in Spin has been of a moduli.' chamber ; Mr bop Nook Pepper went rather dente, viz., MIA. to 344. he dui gifted Singapore ; and 30 b.tris white, at 1122. per lb. 10 moos use,, at 2s. Id. to 2.. 21. for good red, and 2.. 4d. to N. for fair to middling bright. 22 clan Nutmegs, at 28.7 d. to 2.. 8.1. for third sort, 2a. 103. to 3r. 23. for mood and rather bold, and 3s. 11d. per lb. for fin. bold brown. 28 bags Pimento sold at fuller prices, yip,, 6ld. per lb. for dull greyish quality. There hays been but few trentactions in Tea, In cone queues of the late arrivals baiting passed out of first hands, and the dealers are not at all inclined to buy at this alalloll, unless tempted by novelty or obsapness. Cotonou Conon remains at 1.. 04d., but the la lid. to Is. 2d. kinds have been very hem of sale, and pate few sales have boon made on rather mr terms. The non brought by the China mail has la 11311 in affected the market at protest. WOOL MARKET.—TIIIB DAY. The weskit In colonial and Emilia W 34,1 Tanta' lire, with prime well oupportel, bat without any putiesler al teration slam the pablil salts. Low Wools am taken off almost es sees es imported, and essay are sold before arrival. The &ilia Wool trade condones to im prove, and there is every iodisation of es advisee is pries.. This week's imports ►ave been eonsiderably ea the laminae, emonaties in tbe whole t 03,630 bales end boas, of white 497 baler ere from Sydney, 196 from Bombay, 313 fora Heaben, 10 hem Amway,. 267 tram' Miasma vino*, 82 from the Cope, 63 haw Ltskera, 379 from Hobart Taws, 36 teem Wine, 433 from Tissue.,l4o bop inn BastaMer, of 103 from &MU miler : The steedinns which has been noticed in the iron market for • short time put is now well maintained, sal more in quiry Guist. for ben, a large quantity of which has changed baud@ this week at a rate equivalent to 41. 128.63. free on bond in Wales; kg maims have been large buyers of rails I at 61., and all appearances contribute to justify the expecta tion of a renewal of this Important brainiest( snub. In 8 affordshire the large orders on hand havi stiffened the market, and orders are difilcult of minutiae. fltoteh pigs have slightly improved sines last week, and prim an quoted 439 for saised &nudists east, 445. to 44e. 3t. three months tpea. Beau& iron I quiet, but hose the small stoek, about 350 toes, holden are irs. Bother Is without alteration Is price. Panels for spring shipment appearing in the market an noddy bought up at 161. 71. 6d. Copper is un altered in prin. Tin has been rapidly on the *dance, large parcel of Ent fedi& have changed hands at inereasing rinse en speculative mumestat. Banes may be quoted 83s. 10 sad Snafu 829. The rim of English has not altered since the last adman. Leath rather more quiet. Tin plots shads better. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market is quiet, with prime rating as under: Tows Tallow, 365. 61.; Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 376.; all the year. 36.. 61. ; Jan., Feb and March, Me. 6d. ; Met these 1110• tee 1661,33 a. 9d. to 119 e. Mammas Avniattu.—Tows Tallow, 39 , .6d.; fat by ditto, 26. Id.; yellow Bnwaa Tallow, 38..61.; melted staff, Ma; rough ditto, 17e.; Tallow graves, 9a; good dew, 6s. Marisa the week prices have not advanced for Russian on the spot, bat there has been • fair buinsese transacted, and the rates sold for floe new yellow mettle ore 37e. to 376. 64 , and old, 1161 9d. per owt. F.)r delivery there has been little done, but the rates demanded for the Int three months of next year are 37e. ltd. to 385.; there Mu, however, been little done, as a reduction is looked for. Home melted is selling at the moderate rates of 366.91. to 375. nett cub ; there has, however, been • lair business done, but the sup ply is yet plentiful. In the value of fit there is no decline, but a reduction is looked for on account of the entailed sup. ply. The stock of Tallow continues to exceed that of last year, bat in deliveries or in prices there is little difference. COVENT-GARDE ?AU PlidepOss, par lb.. la to - bodoess, e. -- Perused, per lb., Sd to is apple% desert, p. bed Ss to Is bear, 3e. Id toes Pears, per dos., Is to Ss per bee dens, Os to ts. Lesdess, per dos., Is to Is Poarmegaatis. me, 9d to 6d VILONTI EN.-THIS DAY. I ITS. Ounce. per dos., 9d toe 13 per 109 es. to 10s. 32 Almonds, pm psek, G s it. sweet, per lb., 2s to Is Id amanita, per peek, 2s to Os 33 per 100, 9d to le 64 le Nate, der, IL Posh., Ilk to 22s U i ProalL p. bush.. 12e to lla 111 Filberts, per 100 lls., 19M to Os 11. 211 LES. _ _.. _. NI. dome, par bolt den, id tr; Brussels Sprouts, do., Is ed to 2a Cabbages par dos, ILI to Is Orem% pre dos. bombes, la ed to es !Id . . . _ . ea "lal - iota, - per lb., 6d to Globe, per lb, rd to t oe s so Si 4rUcboker, Jerusalem, per ball MG sieve, Is 6d. to 2s M. tallow. Cab., p. wore, 1. 17 Cary pet wore, la to Is 6d SO Outliee, rer score, I. to Is eal 13 ratan &clods. p. pua., 2d to 3cl ISA Horse Redlol, per Ixll.. Is to ra Red Beet, par .o',d to is 1 6 1 SO ~ Mushrooms, per pot-, Iv to Is 34 SO Vernet, per bunch, fd to 34 tr. 13 Barory, per beach, 2d to 9d Thyme, per bunch. 24 to 3d se Bergey. p. dos. bun., I. to Ss SO Boots. psi boa., S ' ll ta I s 6C. Marion's', per bunch, 2d to RI 8 9 Mint, per bunch, 24 10 Wateccreo, par don. Mmelles. S. 6d•• tad lla I Caniiiiimen. per do, II to B. Broccoli, p. dos. MM., 105 to 12. Trona Mans, pia 160, 2s to Is Nakao, per pun., 2s ed to Gs Poareema, per ton, Ida to lOos per cwt., as to Si per bush., 15 Gd to 2s 64 Turnips, p. 12 bond., Is to Ta Cseembers, per dos., Gd to Is Radishes, per dua, to to le 64 UNA per bunch, lu to 2d Takers, per bond's, 9d to Is Id Carrots, per do bun., 2s. to So apinseb, per half Imre, On to la pone, per bunch, 46 to 6d Spanish, p. dm., Is Id to 45 Kl7berb,. ...pee boot, la id to b TRAFFIC RETURNS kOld. CRS PAST VIZZK. Mina opened. Nomad Railway. km Ipts. -- - N . - 1849. 1460 BRITISH. 1849. 1850 99 111 67 - - 7a Aberdeen 371 371 Belfast and Ballymena - 17 B.lfast an I County Down - - 22 16 16 Birkenkesd, Lane., & Cheshire 742 912 r . 14 27 Bolton, Blackburn &VI t.York. 413 660 i . 864 861 Bristol and Exeter 160 160 Cal.donian 941 911 Cheater and Holyhead 22 22 Dahlia and Belfast Junction - - 20 361 63 Dahlia and Drogheda 695 843 19 in. 8 6 Dublin and Kinestown - 161 Mind's end Arbroath - 349 10 31 31 Dunde.-,Perth,Aberderu June 530 642 a 19 19 Dundalk and Euninkillen - - 1 1 63 671 East Anglian 6BO 573 14 14 751 79 East Lanesshire 322 322 Baden. Counties and Noefolk _ 16,116 34.615 e t . 78 145 Eastern Union 1,556 1 706 13 671 1161 Edinburgh and Glasgow 2,981 3,371 81 71 71 lidinhurgh, Pert h, and Dundee - - 22 18 18 Pansies Railway - - M s 100 1711 Glasgow, and 8. Western 221 224 Glasgow, Pabley,and Greenock 874 939 g 143 236 Great Northern& E. Lincoln& 2,616 6,816 SO 188 188 Great Southern andWesters(l) 3,643 4,121 40 2201 2621 Great Western 90 90 Lancaster and Owlish. 2104 260 Lancashire and Yorkshire 10,969 14 183 g 39 39 Le. ds and Think 124 124 Liverpool,Crostry, & Southport 74 1 278 SI 470 6181 London and NorthWastarn 64 64 London and Blackwell it 1711 1711 London, Brighton, and S. Coast 7,667 8,308 gg 2161 239 London and ftw , h Western . 8,395 16 16 L.ndonderry end Enniskillen - - 14 114 114 Man., Buxton, & Matlock. &r. 84 112 91 1604 1671 Manchester, Shoff, &Lincolu 4,368 6,8E5 1 9 84 64 Manahaster and South J minim 277 344 ; 28 28 Ma port and Carlisle 481 4961 Midland 20,389 20,893 u 60 60 Midland OreatWomens.(l) 1,169 1,220 11 37 87 ldunklands - - M 60 60 Newcastte and Calials 135 146 North British 222 222 North Stafford hire - 47 North Western 403 iir 46 46 Scottish Central 32 32 Scottish A Lifland 8 13. 291 Shrewsbury and Birmingham 337 665 t 47 1 47 Shrewsbury and Canter 1.324 1,351 6 30 30 Shropshire Union 384 427 I 68 68 South Devon 234 234 South Radom - 76 South Wales OlB I - 69 SouthYork.,Dinicaster &Geol. - 1,308 i 40 40 Taff Val* 34 36 Ulster 779 834 I - 25 Waterford and Licaerick - 366 13 13 Walt Cornwall 293 230 2 12 12 Wliitehaven Junction - 3 3 2904 293 York, Newcastle, Berwick 11,989 13,212 g 266 266 Yark and North Midland 6,960 6,669 rtansore. 764 764 Amiens and Boulogne 1,192 2 ' 44 44 IMepp• . 1 63 63 Montana n and Troyes - s 336 136 Northern of France g 143 143 Orissa* to Bourget (00444 - -• I 72 72 Orleans to B .rdemix 82 82 Paris and Orleans - - 1 86 86 Paris and Rouen - I 1 694 694 Sloan and Hever -• 1 912 io 660 3,648 so 6,811 10 2,278 88 20 813 IS 630 es.o 319 10 673 11 ‘ . as 3.464 14.616 e t . 1 706 36 3,371 SO O. 3,394 s t. 939 9 6,816 SO 4,121 SO 14,970 13 .. 3,749 ;;S 14 1 9 Ni 278 At: I 41,846 853 s 8,308 30 )3,396 .12 so 68E5 m l° 344 20,8 seso 93 1,T20 I! 3,170 4 -7 ,614 rie 1-4 u 855 2$ 1,351 ec 427 24 1,521 U 9,314 17 Is F L 1,388 2,112 834 5 14 36 1 6 372 66 1 9 2 I its 1,192 I a 20 Tin CHASSE OP CAVELTT AT GUILDWALL.- 1 Teetsvday afternoon, Mr. Stamm alter the ezetnination into this charge was adjourned, requested permission to leave by ems of the private tweezes, to the court ; and, having first sent out the gaoler to ascertain if the coast was quilts clear In Church. release, peeped round the corner of the door in airy dirsetion, and, feeling satisfied that no toe saw him, made a sudden rush, and at the top of his speed made the est of his way into Gresham-street, where he was recognised by a potent who bad men him in court during the proceedings. It was soon passed from one to another, until • mob collected round him so dense, that he wee quit* unanie to Angie. Mud was heaped epon hiss Irons all sides, and has ears were greeted with various shout's ; Doan with the wre,oh w h o o t om o the girl !" " Death to the creel monster !" " o:ve It to him; show him no mere,'; he had none for Jane Wilbred !" and such like phrases. In order the more effectually to pre vent his escaping, one of the mob knocked his hat over his eyed, and it was not until he was dressed and pulled about in • very rough manner that he was able to get away from them, when La ran towards the post-office with the mob in full chose after him, pains and booting at Lie heels at every so p, until he fortunately met a policeman, who took him under his protection, and burets i him into a public-house in Oreshent-etreet, were he r. mined until a cab wee ogled, and he was got Into it with great difilculty aid conveyed to his cheaters in the Temple. Oa arriving there, however, a fresh surpries awaked him, for there were from 500 to 600 persons oolletted round the k nee in Pomp ciurt, anxiously waiting for Mr. Sloane. Tee raker who had aceompaaied him In the cab then directed the cabman to drive along the &rend, but as me who hue followed the vehicle from Oreshenaetreet to annoyed him by mud and other nimilte. fist Mr. Sloane expressed • wish that tee cabmen should mom Waterloo-bridge and pat kin down et the railway station, sad he ultimately escaped without any serious injury., THE Bzwal ACCIDENT IN SCOTLAND-TARD.— Yostorday swain', a portion of the peemiree of Munro. Robins, Midis, sad Co , thecae:eat mantemParers in Most ' land yard, tell is, close to the spot where, some days ago, the tide broke through sad drowned two men. It seems that the water falliag into the tower had swept away a por tion of he loandstiots on which the wall which has given way rested. The accident is, therefore, a a 1 sad wt. I avoidable minotqueno• of the former one. Mr. (lotto, the surveyor of the district, visited the spot in the course of the day, and arranged with Mn',.n Robin. Asper°. and Co., as to tie manner in white the injury to their premiss should be repaired. Tim viols aidiabosabood mow to Not deeply alarmed at the amoaat of borlas Ydlasagnas piss as Mama* Utak ballitattaos. THIS DAT, Two o'CLocz. A fair amount of bueiness hu been done in the share market, and prices generally are looking up, the feeling being at present decidedly in favour of a further advance. The rile is chiefly in' Great Northern, which have advanced to their pre sent quotation. 18 to 4, and in London and South Westerns, which have been done as high as 794. Ches'er and Holyhead Preference shares are also a gocd deal better. London and Narth Western stock has improved to 1261. !Sae. t 04 1 . 1,10 I to l O'clock. Barna RAILWAY% SO Aberdeen .. K Do. Preference „ Se Amberit„ Natal., Daa. sad am Isolaban 11 Brost Hams. Mt. Rt. we& d p.oe.) 111 I la WeiserforeLlime T.ll7;tgoo — tiguarso --. 74; IS =ay., ma Dudley 15 Do. wi=t • guarantee . IS) Ifiros.Wolv.Sa Mau Valley 100 Brlstsii sad Sister ~ii~~ ~: m _ _. D. £lO rridFfsee_ SO I(fir iiiti iiZyi2l7.a IS I Do notarises ... Y Dn6lla ud WILR lac iFstZoTllaa II Do. (VS R. & H.l_ II Do. ()Lids.) 7 p.Dt.Prot. I Do. 134 10,46 p.Ct.kret. 30 Swim Coondas 10 Do. New Prof. Bp. Ct.. si Do. Vat, 3p. Ci.. No.l di Do. do. N 0.2 bo Do. N. k Eadt.3 pea Ct 25 lEastern Union. elms A (Late E. U. SA.) .1 U Do. alms B. and I 8. 3 : Fer-Tp fi 'EssiLinosins4gsar.gp.Cl 10 Edinburgh as Clisagrow Edinburgh,Perth.ains disL ise 1S Eseter,leasil.t Els. bseicr and Visausath N'? ,, non! is,Do. araaA,Dabreed 11, Do. sh *hare% 16. 6P. CL isi Do. 5 per east Prat. $6 Gt. Soute.and Wirt.(lrea) 14 Do. Eighths . 100 Great North of Enema... LOO Great Western ... IS Do. New LIT 00 Hull and Selby 00 WNW*? ..nd ad i os... ill Do. Thirds 400 Lancaster and Pewee Ice Law:wake and Yos sawn 6_ Da I , CIO De. Wait KW"( Mika so Lac!' anfl_Bralicel by I 10 Lb. Pref. Unarterri,lB4o lie [Laden no.l Ulne 99U Los., Brighton, at S.Cont 100 Do. New gun 6 P. 0.. .. 9 Do. guerwiteed 6p. et. late Croydoo Ttlnle 00 Do. Pref. 6 pet Cent—. SO Do. Omni. 3 p.et.,11152 191 Lagoa end Lireenit 101. . 100Loiii+4ii:OPii-Vieilten; lT Lb. On. Newt Wass... to Da ilukt _ I - - .. .. . • I Do.L 10 -,0,1,1.,,de. (c) 100 Weldon & Mon t ti- W est.= 414 Do. New, LA ... ... $4 Do. New, 130 ... - .. I.66.l%sw . ltreferrflos 106 LoiromicoftQuar.4 wenn. 6i Maaoh.,Bus., anaMatluct IGO klatell,shef.,6.Lancotomb. IS Do. 6 shuts, No. 1 10 Do, tel. i:!to Pref. _ Do. Xi Pretenses -. 41 Do. flan. L=1.4141443 43 Do. 1:50 Awes I 1 00 Do. IDieiy; lOU 13n.Corks.b.sli. 6p. 11.1. 23 Neinearket ... ... ... 'tit — sae 21 29 63 70 6 pis 2. 27 291 221 104 10 dls. 71 Bj do. 13 I r. 146 132 6 61 dla 95 6 14 13_ 44 71 PM 1176 1 , 7 IA 101 111 Ni GO 57 ill, iii 341 126 157 4 4k pea II Isa- 54. lA+ 7.9 if 11 . 1 1 " PoL 111 14 2; § 4la 11 1 104 101 84 dr t3l. 194 1f As 24 A IA Al 21 Si Si .1 14 db. 154 154 4 4 f 44 1 4 111 /I db. 191 41 A 7 121 1:1 p. 7 7 I 11 2EI 11 141 trf Ma. 5 4/ 10,04 S 10/ .1; Sr Do Saimaa • Do. Gonna 62 por Cl. 6 Do. Prof snow 17 North Btaltanktdre. se Word, Woo., a Violas SS Preston sod Wm 104 Do. 2.. hares (A) - IS Etted..Ouild., sod Mew :11 Re a w snsloona Eased= SA Scottish Canal 124 Anon. & Dire, Clan A $O 9 NewoLarsti . a.m, teort 10 Do. Oswatry 1 Do. New 10 Do. 6 per oat. Pr4;l. es Slaropairo e 04.41 SO 'both Devon ... 2$ Do. Prearv.c• 9, South Staltuntslsirs... 60 lout& Yasam 60 loath Was 16 tooth Takata , / & War 1.19 a Ilt Taw Vale Rita :Woe SO Wattrtord sod Dania so aster/ad old killwasy„. 26 War Valley, 6p. Cl. 174 USW Ditto 10 Wilts, mossrust, &Nara U Tork,Noweastls &Sena& SO Do.P.a. (York! Nowa. • Do. O.N.E.T atom-sr/et 17 Do. Ditto • Do. Ditto SO Task and Porto 111,11oad. 19 Do. Preforms' Suasion tiolorsos. el Loglo.ltaliaa tLW Dallas and Austratt) 90 floolosse and Amiens 10 Ounval Prince (Viersoo) 11 last Lam . 6 arra lama* Priaii;a9 If Do. SO Sawa rsm 16 Northers a Orions sod Sada= 10 Paris sad Orlesno 39 Pals sad loose 16 Paris d otraboure W Mum ad Ham SO 14 sarl autos ti 14 1 dl. 13. 14 s 16 11 IS Si a Oa 23 114 234 23 34 si die 1 a 7 die t!O it; it' jai Il i 3i 171 I 1 % l e 1 111 141 94 $f ea.. se Si 184 1 41.4 It It! 4 4 As zo l i It pa I AIL II If 1 111 3 I 13 I 4 31 die 34 36 MI • - 4 ais 101 I 3 31 91 91 lir II 26 106 6 isi t 191 1916 y 3 1 i 151 Is 231 i 41 19 14 L 3 3f LIVERPOOL. December 20. 91 I é 161 12 1 1 ; 41 3 1 I 111 111 II 3 11 6 31 ex dir (eruca Exonaisas.—A very stiff market.—Caledooian, 101.—Chester and Holyhead (prat. guar. 64 par cant.), 141, 316.—East Lasewhire, 121—Lancashire and Yorkshire Cannel., 681—Ditto (6 per cant. pref. shares), 13c.—Lancer tar and Carlias (third shares), 8 p.—Leed. and Think, 14 7-16—London sad North Wastero, 126$—Ditto (new 1 sham), 41 p.—Midland, 481—Ditto (4 snares), 19 7-16 6. —Ditto (consolidated B end D.), 251—Shrewsbury and Bir margin,: (91. 12.. 3d., B.), 41-Bou , lt Eastern and Dover, 231—South S aff,,rdshire, 3 3 16 d —York, Newcastle, and Barwick, 19—York and Nark Midland, 2311—Boulogne and Amiens, 91—Du•ch kthroi , h, 416.—Northern of France 1 d.—Roues and Havre, 101. BIRMINGHAM, December 20. STOCI EICHANOI.—T , is market was again ratTerheavy to-day, but the gi nerd opinion appears to be that abaft, will go up before the amt of the present seeonnr. Shrews bury and Birminnhare A's were done at 64. 61. 161. 3d., and 54 dia. ; Ws., 5, 41. 16,. 99 , and 6 dia. ; S/utla Stafford* at 31, 31. 35. Dd. dia. NAM:RESTER, December 20. BTOCI inettewor.—The market has been quiet, but a better feeling pervades it than immediately upon the first reaction, ad, without a large Moines*, we have steadiness of prices and greater dispoeition to do Mishima LEEDS, December 20. BTO= EXCHANOZ.—Thesis hu been less business done thu morning, and on the whole the market is spin weaker. Bela : But Lancashire, 121; Great Northern/, 121; Leeds and Taint, 14 ; Nestle Werarna, 121 din; York and North Midland,. 231 ; ditto pref., 11 e. dl.. ; Bestk Eastern sad Dover, 231. SMITHFIELD HAY MARK.ET.—THIS DAY. KG' WSP‘PER Hwy. Dever sod D ode meet trod' at the follow' testatose;—Prlmo Moeda* 76e. to 60e.; Ishorin, lK 70t. Rowe r 60r. to 661 ; Mover, 70s. to 110 e.; wwd Os. to M.; Straw, 210. to 16L ' r •;: . •• 10144 • •, f`o s r I — 1. 4 % rs: ••••41.14. lo it I i okle. 1 4 Si “ e Ipa 29 SO IT 18 II 9 pm. 7 Spa 104 114 73 II 17/ 1111 1 1 I 1 17 13 II 23 21 dim 11 1 6 4 1. n ip. 6 7 pci 6 7 4 4i 161 191 126 1114 Sli S 2 99 111 7 79 11 * It .I 14 1 4 39 41 e i pes 41 SI 41a. II il & 19 n V . ite 71 711_ i . l l , . ~.. , 1 .. ~ . . . .. ...,. , . 'i• ,} .:1 .. f, ' v..1`,.: . ~ .'.:4,...`.. ~c , . .t .. k. s , , .. . , , ~ z ,„ g . . , , , , . :: :. . ,.. .. ,4,, ... 47t,,,,,14.. , t I I .r '!,i'l