The Express. — London, England, 1850-12-30 00:00:00

• ki! nuurunnowto. Rev. H. A. Plow, to °flagon Restart, rowdy Hen% diocese Wisakostoe value. 2 1 K ; Patna. BwhiP of Wm' shades. Rev. W. R. Milos*, to Christ Church Curacy, St. Nome. LT .1 Ceneity, to Qaedgley Canny. Rev. W. P. S. Stanhope, to Uptat Si. Lwiesees Curacy. Rev. W. H. Sege, to Sr. Pster's Carley, &noel. Rev. C. C. Morpo, to All Hallows' Carat 7, Staicing. Rev F. A. Raker, to VACAX CIZI. Comoeve Caney. PICITITVAL CVRALCIZS.-113r. Juke, lifekelosto, York; value. VW • names, peas and Cooper of York. Yea ; value, 631. ; perm, Archbishop of Tark VICkILAOII.-I[setisiden, amity sad arcbdiootas York; rase, 12/I ; patrons, Bab ehanten and VI/7=V okosal of Yak Cathedral. NAVAL. ADMlltstle'rT, DEC. 28. -- Arronnintrri. SOT rms-asoerlatesdeat : David Geed, toes Cornwall °moist AssietantSorgeons : W. Crawford and J. Murphy, to the /w4OOll. : J. CI 0. R.Hardy, to the Antstritrite. Carpenter John Reid, to the Hercules. Parisian TII, Dec. 29.—The Arrogant, 46, strew frigate, Captain Robinson, arrived at Spithead this day from Liaison, which she Its en the 20th hastiest, l• purniasos of orders taken out by the Retribution. Bh• left the eqsadron in the Tarns, bit the Encounter was to sail on the following day for Gibraltar, for provisions, the squadron having beta or&lltii to complete from toe Ist of January, four months of broad, salt, meat, Sour, preserved meats, and potatoes, and rem; and for six montbe of other provisions, sco•rdiag to the new sale of victualling. The Arrogant brings MEI the carpenter of the Prime Regent, on whom a spurt of inquiry was held on the 18th instant, for lobe absent without leave and repeated drunkenness. Risen. is submitted to the considtration of tie Admirelty, the comet, on account of his long services, having recom mended him to the favourable 10 , :Ce of their lordships. The Asepsis% only steamed four days on her voyage home, on the rest having been coder sail—thns proving herself to be a serviceable videel, either for sailing or steaming. She was built by Mr. Florham, of Portsmouth Dockyard. Oa the 26th inst. she passed the Phaeton in the Chops of the Glunnal. Ths Winchester, 60, is out of the hands of the shipwright', end will be undocked in • few days. The F• 111001 1 1, 18, Commander Omer, will be ready to en ant of hasboor by the early past of the week. Very lases quantities of biscuit boring been aecuanlated at the Royal Clarence Victualling.y lid at Goes% there is sow • cessation of baking there. In consequence of this the place has lost for the present much of its interest to visitors, this procem having been the mat attractive part of the establishment—The commander and crew of the Sprightly, s*.-v,„ hays been temporarily transferred to the Fire Queen for port dory. the Sprightly being under some repairs of her enginer —The kalfeyeuly inspection of the men employed in the dockyard took place yesterday after noon before Admiral Superintended% Prescott end other officers, after 'hie, the men having worked their dither hour, they were dismissed for the remainder of the day. DEVON FORT, Dec. 29.—Th. `Sampson, et.-e., is to le commissioned at this port with • ocomplement of 2UO (A. are end men. Capt. Lewis T. Jame ia appointed to her.— The Volcano, st-v., Commander Riven, is appointed to leave this port with the mails tor the Coast of Africa on the 4th of January.—Than have been so movements among the ship ping at this pert except the sailing of the Ali ion on Sunday morning, the Phaeton en Tuesday for Lisbon, and the Locate en Taseday_ter the South American cation. WooLancw, Dec. 28.—The two ashittant-eargeona anpelawd to-day to be borne oa the books of the basun' at Jamain, have received notice to held themselves in readiness be proceed immediately to the Win ladies, to render their assistance while the cholera is prevelet there. The Volt sus, steam sloop, Commander Rivers, left (frees ia:the yesterday morning, and Mr. Triekett, assistant to the tido( engineer, was oa board to ascertain her speed at the measured mile in Sea ILesoh, seed after the trial she was to hold en for Dsvomport. The Priacen Alice, DArar mail steam packet, left this port to day to novae her duties on the D.iver station. The Cyclops, 6, steam frigate et 320- horse power, Captain lion. Gene* F. Hastier, on the coast of Africa, Soca September, 1848, is ordered to return to Woolwich, to be paid off on beta' relieved by the Sampson steam frigate, cooimisioned at Devor.port for that purpose by Captain Lewis T. Jew's. MILITARY. ----- MOVEMENTS or INVANTaT.—To-day and to-ntee. row the let Battalion It.Be Based* will move from Canter• bevy to Dover, to replete tke Ist benefice 91m from Darer to the northers diaries ; and early is January the 91st will be stationed at Liverpool, there to replace the 62. d, to em bark on the Otk and 71k proximo for 'dahlia. The depot, 16th foot, hes moved from Canterbury to Myth*. 30tk end 17:b 11 , sistnts,—Os the 3rd, 4th, and 6th Jesuitry, the b Kremest will mimed from Weisner to Portsmouth, there to embalk sheet the 7th on baud the Ledy Flora end DAS Mitsui, foe Code A. alrits4y intimated, the Java trar sport i toeonvey the 47th Irma Cork to Coe* sad the rraimeat *ill embark kr that 'Winn about the 7 t►J assary. Vet Java, after haring leaded the 47th, will convey the 36th hem Corfu to Girbadires, the 66th from Liarbadoie to (helm, sad the 19th from Qaebee to Englasti. MADIVia COMMANII.—The United Serrice Gazette states " that LiontAlesmil Sit Geroge Berkeley will resins the command of tke Madras presidency os the snivel of Sir William Gomm us acimaseseler 1;141S( of the ladies army, an °Mier jaslar is reek to Se George." With renews to this Tepees, we would remark that, although Sir Omar b-rkrley stead. before Sir William G. am in the army has. b.ek time ellteers became lei wearies generale is the brevet nl .1846, sod teat emitting to limes Army LOS, Sir Wil. bra Goan mitered tke service is 1794, sad S., U. Berkeley in 1902 1 . 116 HONG-KONG ST.tee.—Lieut. Jervoie, of the Ceylon Bills Regiment, is to be ahle.deramp to M.jor 9 eeral Jamie, recestiy appoisted to the cominsod at Hong Y ",. MILITART FUNERM..—Ort Friday the mortal re mass of Lieut. George Dean, lee Pep:neater of the 23rd 11 ysi Walsh Fusiliers. were interred in the Plymouth aad Devouport public cemetery. The funeral was conducted in cont.umity to the regulations of the nun, and stunted • leen nastier of spectator. along the route of the mournful cavalcade. Mr. Dune, who had been for some time is ill hr alth, committed suicide ea Tuesday morning, by_ hanging hisnell to a bed post, at his private Ldeitas in Mulpant• street, Plymoub. Fret-the preceding Fridey he had been ea much worn than usual that he had nut been on duty, but had been welched by Mrs. Dann and the servants. Ile hone himitif during the temporary absence of the man eirreamt NOVA SCOTlA.—Primate lettere from Halifax,men tioa that the military barracks at that place were totally d .troyeal by fite on the night of the 1 lth instant. The cot lineation lasted twelve hours, and was seen by ate paseergen on Kind the steam boat at a diem= of hit Nei's., the building being chitin built of wood, and a high wind blowing at the time, which fanned the Lon. The Aeon of one iritiment, have, it is said, lust property to the amount of 1,0001 Furt.inately no lives were samiaaed. SPORTING. CHELTENHAM MILITARY AND AMATEUR ISTRUPLE CHABIIB.-1 1 11DAY. 16TII LANCIA! MILITANT 6TINPLI CUMIN HANDICAP, of 10 sou each, b ft. 4 win. Olken riders. Unmet Smith's Ynaey, aged, llet 121 b (Mr. Barclay) 1 Lieu. Bunn:AßU: Edward, aged, list 124 (Owen) 2 Capt. Warrinees Pendows, 6 yrs, 12et (kr. Hanes) 3 The following ran —Lieut. C. Smyth ad Deceiver, 6 yrs, 71b (Captain Wanner); Lint. Carew's Damley, sped, 12st 41b (Owner); and Lieut. Di t, Toptborm, aged, list 7.1 s (Owner). Won by half • nog*. HUNTLICA Brains, of 10 NMI inch, list rub, 4 smiles, gentlemen riders, were won easily by Mr. W. Barnett. India Robber (Owner), besting Mr. In Terrine & Mischief usher (Owen). HANDICAP of 3 eon each, with a pens added. One rile and • half. Mr. J. Day'a Now Forest Den, 12.1 21b (Sr .1. Mialoolin) 1 Mr. Joaas's Milford. 0 yrs, llet 101 b (Mr. Coaolfy) 2 Mr. HAIM'S Bumpier, 3 yn, lOst 101 b (Mr. W. Arnett) 3 Tin (*Bowies also darted :—Mr. La Terrine's Bhrop shin Witch, 6 pre, list 121 b (Owner) ; Mr. Wood's nu. bueadress, 4 yn, list 9;b Mr. Pearce); Mr. Andrews ad linens, 6 yrs, list 61b (Mr. Oran). Won cleverly by two iewitles. FIRE AT THE EGITTIAII HALL, PICCADILLY.— esterday afternoon the utmost excitement prevailed in the immediate neighbourhood of Pmeadilly, Inconsequence of • en being reload that the well known caste of amumment called the isayptiack , bell was on fire. In an lastest • body of hems was praised inning apparently from the Ezh.bition of California, on the first 11.mr. This sassed the cabmen and others to travel with all possible expedition for the aid of the firemen. Three engines belonging to the London brigade were reinarkebly quick is arriving, when the fire- men famed that an mows of gee !mishit taken place in the framed the large transparency belonging to Messrs. Past and Co., the proprieton of the diorama representing the overland route to California, it had eaund the painting outside the building to become ignited, and the neat heat melted the gas piper, so that the fiamee eventually communicated with the wooden frame of the window, end broke • number of rq•aree of glass. The firemen and police imeceeded in soon extleguishing the fire, and before more damage was dors than previously stated. With the exception of the distraction of the trinsperency sad the broken glen, the lose may be termed inconsiderable. The police =intend in strong numbers, and preveoted the populace front breaking into the premises, and thereby muck damage was spared. It could not be weer:Mind whether the premises were insured or ent. ilia OCCASIONED LT LIGHTNINC.—" Chriatmu" sad •'thtmdentorms" asewords eoa•awhat 111:10106101111; and the ocourrence of one those awful visitation. at this "oriel of the year is a eircumetatee that is remembered; much more so is it when traces are let habit:id of ia devastating pow , r , s o ds was the cu. with the storm which v.sited us about 'E•ee ,'olock on Sunday Dunning last. In passing over W k Farm, near Abiagdon, *tangled by Mr. Bad cock, the lightniag, whkh was intensely vivid, struck a barn which it and, and occasioned the total destruction of that with he contents and two risks ahoy. We are happy to my that Ms. Badeock's loss is unwed by insuranee.— Witte elawlard. and " THE POLIO COURTS. GUILDHALL. livevssious R IX TR{ J wives Roos.—Pmr- DIMUI• TOO POOR Bo:.—Aldermen }Lament, ancesseed Gam the beach that s very remarkable robbery had bean committed is the justice room so Friday night, sad desired the watehmen of the Orlilethal who were supposed to have had charge of the justice-room darisg the night to be called is with • view of wbo might be the guilty perdes. The dales desk was found to have ban broken oyes; the eau takes bad the effect of anteing several desti tute creators. who had applied for relief during the day to be sent sway nurelteind. Hr. Alderman Humaphery felt It to be his duty to lemma mend the suspension of the watchmen for one week is order that the fullest investigetion aright be nude. SLOANICS CA/11.—Alderman Wilson said he bad visited a young child that wm at present in the hospital. in cones quince of haring ben luta ked down on Friday afternoon by the cab that was conveying Mr. Sloane from thi s court to the Conspter, and he was hippy to ray that she had received no injuries of a ',evils nature. Aldan:ass ilemphery mad he would take are that the subject at the necessity of a prison eau for trotter:mating the Outman from the Conipter to thus court sad beck should be brought before the notice of the neat Court of Aidermeo. TM eorperatios had already a pram van, and the only question of eocsideration was the ezpesse of a hcrse to work It and a man to drive It was by far the gofer mode for the transit of criminals, end be hoped the corporation would adopt it. At the conclusion of the (mini bunnies of the court, and as the alderman wee about to leave the Co the cabman who had bun engaged to drive Mr. Sloane to the Compter applied to know who wss to pay him for the damage done to his vehicle by the violence of the Infuriated mob. Be stated that the plate glue windows were literally smashed, and the doors put completely out of order. The varnish and paint were grazed off all sides of the cab, consequence of the policemen hanging on to it to keep off the people, who Loa psaed him at every step. Mr. Roe, having communicated with Alderman Haw phery, paid the man 11. for the damage and fore, and pee him 2s. 6d. for the loss of time be sustained in having t• apply for the money. lie appeared very glad es receiving the lull amount of the damage he claimed, and expressed • det e rmination sever to run soak risk agile, if he know it beforehand. Bansvoconcv.—Mr. Alderson Basphery ackaowlodged the receipt of 201. as a donation from the Goldsmiths' Com• pony to the poor-boa; also 61., being the amount of damage awarded and fine imposed for surreptitiously burning the gas of the Gaslight and Coke Company, from the said cos' patty for the pooe-boa.—Alderman Wilson acknowledged IL Sur Jane Walked, from "Anonymous." CLERKEN WELL. -------- - J 13,111111.1 TIVIENZR.—Five lads, the eldest only 14 yaw of see, warm charged with beralancnisly anterior the dwell hie acaseaf lan: Elizabeth Boland, of Buckingham' row, Kippland. The facts of the cue us very ettraordinary. Oa the previous day the shortest of the prisoners went to the front door of the residence of the proenutris, and engaged the servant girl in ooaverestion,ingniring of her several frivolous questions, and in the meantime the other prisonen managed to effect an entrance into the hones throt,gh the back door, and were busily an is moving off with considerable valuable property, when they were diatuebed. A pursuit warn speedily given by Suisun Judd, 44 N, who found the prisoners secreted in an unfinished building, with a copper antennae, and dines other articles they had purloined from Mrs Foeland's kitchen. Mr. Tyrwhitt said it was very distressing to see children of so tender an age is such a serious situation. Sergeant Judd informed his worship that young u they were, they were well known thieves, and struck terror in the minds of old and weak-minded housekeepers. The prisoners made a general denial. They were com mitted for trial at the Old Bailey Spann,. LAMBETH. FORTCNATII EIICAPI.- George Croft, • hens-dipper, and Michael Manor, who described himself as en ceder, were charged with being concerned with a third man, not in custody, is attempting to pick the pocket of Mr. J. Hodges, a wine. merchant, residing in Addingeds square, Camber well, of a peke% book, containing cash and securities to the amount of 1,6001. From the statement of Mr. Hudson, it appeared that about 11 o'clock on the preceding night, he went into the fishmongers' Arne public-house, in the St. George . eroad, to have a glass of ale, and while standing in front of the heroes of the prisoners and soother man not in custody him by the arms, and the third mu attempted to rime pockets. He, however, freed himself from them, and having property in his pocket-book to the amount of 1,6001., sad tending that he was amongst thieves, he took his pocket. book from an inside pocket, end requested the landlord, who wee behind the bar, to take ears of it for him. The landloid, l however, refused to keep le, but flung it back, and at the same time lowered the gas, eo that the place was enveloped I la darkness, end this circumstance afforded the thieves by whom he was surrounded a much greeter opportunity of robbing him. He (Mr. Mechem), however fortunately caught his pocket- book as the landlord flung it bath, and held it safe until he gave the prisoners into custody. Mr. Norton having been told that the house in gamic' wee a night house, end much frequented by thieves, and considering the conduct of the landlord, as represeuted by the complainant, to be very extraordinary, if not exceedingly suspicious, sent an officer to request his attendance, before Miss. [ln a short time the useable returned with Mr. Arthur Ashwell, the landlord of the Fishmongers' Arms, end the latter having been made acquainted with the nature of the charge against the prisoner, and also the suspicion which smashed to his owe conduct, he at once admitted that Mr. Hudson bad offered him his pocket book, but said he did not think he was jutilied in rec.i.dig it from hissi, and be therefore returned it. He denied that Mr. Hudson bad complained of being ended by thieves, and said his object is lowering the gas wee to get rid of the complainant and others fa front of his bar, who were becoming noisy and turbulent ] Mr. Norton disapproved of his conduct in not, when requested to do so by the proeuntor,taking the pocket- book and sealing it up, particularly when the prosecutor had Mated he was surrounded by thieves. Mr. Ashwell denied that Mr. Radom had made any Mumma of the sort; ca the tiontrary, be bad been either drinking with or treatieg the prisoners and others present, and as for their character, be (Mr. Ashwell) knew nothing at all about either parties, as he had only taken possessioa of the house and business at eight o'clock on the same night. Mr. Norton—l understood you lowered the gas to a state of almost perfect duknees as often u three Ulan. Was this done beton or alter the prosecutor offered you his pocket-book ? Mr. Ashwell—lt was some minutes after. Mr. Norton—Your lowering the gas was highly ills& slue, as it would give the thieves, if there were any preatst, an opportunity of robbing the complainant cf his pocket. book. Mr. Hudson—l understand it is a noted house for thieves. Mr. Ashwell-11 has not been so with my knowledge. The foreman of Mr. Ashwell was sent for, and his testimony went to corroborate the statement of his master. He also said the prosecutor was very drunk mad noisy. Mr. Norton remarked he had no doubt the prosecutor was under the isepressioa at the time that the prisoners had attempted to rob him, or were about to do so, Out there woe so evidence of the fact beyond his own statement, which he (Mr. Norton) could not place implicit reliance on, cod, therefore, be would discharge thus. The prosecutor, he mid, should consider himself very fortunate indeed in retaining his pocket-book and its rideable contents, for if his object was to get rubbed of it, he could not go about it is a enure effectual manner than by the mode he had adopted.—The prhourn were then &rammed. Bisocr.an Cum or CHILD SmaLtmo.—Extmea Smith, • delicate looking girl of 16 years of age, who had been In custody for 10 days, ea • charge of stealing a little boy, the son of her master, a respectable tradesmen in Walworth, with whose parents she lived u servant, the particulars of which spruced in the Express of Monday last, was brought up for further examination. It tam out that the whole of the statements made on the previous examination by the prisoner Sr. grime falsehoods, sad that she alone wee culpable in carrying away and keeping the child a whole week from its family. It has also been discovered that she bad previously . committed two similar offence*. but the father having given evidence of the fact that her mother had died in a lunatic uylnm, and storing be had no doubt the mind of the daughter was also affected, the latter was gives up to him with • action that he was not to recommend her to any other place of servitude. HAMMERSMITH. MVILDIELOri A5Z171.7. 7 -75071/t7/i iCiASI4 MIS shamed on a warrant with baying committed a violent smelt, whisk may be *Waded with mint serious consequences. Mr. Martin appeared to support the complaint, Mrs. Mary Newell, wife of the landlord of the Feathers public hones at Nottisthill, whose fees bore marks of entente violence, and who was so weak as to be unable to stand while giving her evident*, stated that on the night of the previous Saturday, the phonier and three other me. came into the house and called tor a pot of beer. As it was just 12 o'clock, and they were closing the house, sad as the men had ',Wend) been drinking before, she refused to serve them. They then made use of most abusive , and threatened to knock her teeth down her throat if did not serve them. Hu husband was then in the set of going round to put them out, when they commenced a li/operate attack on both her and her husband, got them down, and best them till they were quite insensible. The same penis" had threatened them before, and they were frequently is the habit of remaining drinking at • beer shop until they were turned oat, sad then coming to their house. The complainant's evidence was corroborated by two wit news, and Mr. Newell, who was present, appeared to be as mach disfigured as his wife. The magistrate inquired if either of the other men had bees taken as well as the prisoner, and was informed that one was 11l in bed from a blow he lad received, and the other bad got out of the way. Mr. Thomas Browning Smith, the surgeon who is attend lag Mee. Newell, stated that her whole system had received so 'seers • shock, that he could not answer for the conse quences. &he had also ncsived a blow belied her ear, which was near belay • fatal one. She had been ill amnion. The magistrate said, in the present state of the nor plainaat's health, he could net think of dealing with the case, bat would remand the prisons', to enable tat pollee to use their utmost endeavours to apprehend the other meta, by which time it might be farther ascertained how Os plainant west on. The complainant, who appeared to be getting me worse, woo owned home in a cab. Tax An Captain Wart, shag from Lim. pool on fiatorday for Now York. THB EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 30, 1850. MARKETS. white, Ms. to Ma.; red, 40r. to ; Ileekleabrat sad Po -111011111111. whit' :jilt: 478.; red, 41s. to 41s. Ramberg, you, sad while, 41s. to Ma; red, 40s. to 41 0 . ; Yell sad askerth. 41s. to 44a; red, 40s. to Ma; Petereburg sod Arthaord. led. Ms. to Mat Nee*, red, Me. 14-. Ma. to 19 .; Polish. red. Pits 41e. eve. Petheraidett sad Pramdaa. to Park", Ills. to M.; Peatiranisa sod Ifolstela, 240. Osas, Trotebe brew lea. ea Ma.; Polsenalms, lea to Ills.; Usha aad le les. to lea; Mahood sod Itlas, lie. to 17s. Ms, white, Ns. to as tither, Prielkin4l 4 l 3ll l . to Ma; wasadelso, 12a to Ms. The errands this week are t ethet Alwille.hl,ell Vat kedge, $7l. 171, arasterlse, M. barley, otasterko,l,dll Melt, eatatwie. Me. Osta, coestwite, 111. Beans, ethetwles, Moor, 1,100 woks. NRWPORT OILS OP Ws?), 28.—This market was sesta eery dell. The prko id Wheat woe about the arse as last week. Imlay ia per qr. tower. Oats and Beane mote as last week. Wh eat Ma to Us. per qt. Nang, Ms. to tbs. sets. 171. to Me. Doses, Me. to Ma Nowwww, Dee. 28. Oar market this day was fairly supplied with Wheat, the bulk of width, La usage to or as. favourable weather, ie damp. rapider • bps err o at wiz ce Prime ruled precisely the Na. for the prise oomph', sad laferior sorts were • dew ale, at rather less mosey. at trade dull. bet little prise Into b. soles; plisse dead vary from Ms day reasight The My trade Is very dule = at artadlag dererfp. tha t' d not be liespht swam torus. Mods were blow letsale, a Pim Walla led Per dell ask, Mier, sod only • tsnß dowsed. Oats were Wawa to rod; althoestb oared at lower prices. Wheat, white. eh', Ma to Oa. per qr. • new, 44a. to 46, ; red, old, As. to Oa.; Raw. 16. to bera Barley. Me. to 2 71 .; /Oslo& Ms. to Ma Rem. 171, to Ma. Peas, Me to 22e. oats, 10s. to Ms. Mae hoembeid rswr 2/.. per sack of 2401b1., par. threes Rodin soda sad &Masi one month's audit. Retail, COTTON.—Lreuroot. Dec. 28 —The Wes eteeekate• day or meinisted at 6,000 bales, sad swig of about 200 Peewee and Mannheim, 86 to 81 ; 100 Bahia, 81 to 81; 300 Egyptian, 81 to 10 ; 300 Beret, 51 to 6 ; 100 Bea !Wads, 14 to 161. The market doses very etemllly, sad = mg gßig l i giry to prime. Compared with Friday's rates stem of all blade ere 11LIICIFINT111. Dmer-a-teeteierket sestlased Wady yeeterday at Thmodey's prima, sad • good bedew woo do This moraieg Asti woo a further is t, sad gold end shinier, especially suitable fee erns fa web request. A (wear advisee of lid. pee Mose masses ceded by buyin,who, in way caw, find or soy difficult to plow. Spinners of India counts of pus up to 70's an also mostly engaged, and under buoy eamtnets, se that fair wood utilities are mane of 1214. per lb. Bat then is aim a good, active, and buoyant mat kit for moat description' of cloth and yarn, and siren domestics, which lute bees so bag and so much depressed, are in demsad, with prime looking up. Then are some buyers who express suepiedoms of spe culation, and say that the present Is, to • great extent, an anticipation of the January Wheels ; bat be that as it may, the market bee • very healthy and easounging appetrases. LlNEN.—BzLeasr, Doe. 27.—The Mire state of trade whisk we noticed on Friday last mations'. Yarns are without chine is prices. sad as manufesturrts have been largely supplying themselves, stocks have bees considerably reduced. The markets of Ballymena sad Coleraine were on Bstorday, and of Armagh on Tueslay, exceedingly animated, and eztentive sales of brown cloths ware elected at the prices of the previous week. In the neighbourhood of Lur e= a brisk business is being dose in 26 and 30-Inch fins lawns for printing, and In diapers and damasks foe the United States. There is great inquiry for low drills, say 60 to 70 been, plain. Storks of those sets are completely out, as weavers are *urged on the liner seta, which enables them to realise blither wages. The none from the United States is very esconragieg. 4-4 light blest:hod linens, 3 4 brown holland', 6.4 dispen and damasks in piece, and low-priced handkerchiefs from 2c to 6.., 6-6 and 3 4, are much Inquired after. From Ilsvannah advice* are a little more moos mig, as stooks in the hands of importers are small, and it is expected that basins's will improve in the course of ano ther month.—Bersiesr of Meer. Is. Id. per stone. Norrtnon.au. Dee. 28.—Ws hays • lifeless state of Nesinssa 'nib* quits market here to-day. The bu y e r s but small for all sorts, but quite equal to the demen4 es meet restrict their posehmea merely to repeat wants; end we think this remark will apply Winery artiste in the trade. Pwrsanonovoz,,2B.—With the exception of Oat., oar sappy of main was south assa il er than upon any one market day for many weeks peciL Wheat and Harley made rally Wm week's prices. Oats and Besse thSia.lol.; e turn lower. hemp. for the week en4int . Dze. i, : Wheat, Barley, Ile. 101 d.; Oats, las. 74d.; Um ed.; Peas, 275. Sid. PSI WORTH, D. c. 28.—The little doing at our market to day was at about former rates tor mod deseriptione of groin. The a tteadance, however. as usual at markets during this week, was em alL Wheat, white, lot. to 1 01 . lOa. per load; red, 81. Kn. to w. 10s. Barley, malting, 113 s. to 27.. per or.. grinding, 21.. to Ws. Oats, lis. to 17s. Pass, 305. to Ms. Beani, Me. to Sle. PIMITOK. Dee. 28.—N0 change worthy of notice has been oteervable in the trade since hat Saturday. and In the &berme of any melting muses, the price of seek article has remained almost neminaL We had a holiday kiod a market at our Corn Exchange to-day. and there being very Ltd lieglith produce °fleeing, our last quotaums remainawaited. No change in Irish Wheat. Truk Oats must be noted Id, tee bushel lower; and Oatmeal, ,being In very limited request, was rather demesesd in value. RZADInci, Dee. 28.—We had • somewhat large supply of Wheat today than last week. Tha trade matinees languld, on much the same Mims as Air some time past; 30e. per qr. refused for we sample. Barley pleating ; out • mall portion of malting qualities te be found ; thole examanded trimly late prices, while other kinds were the turn deeper. Oats scarcely so good a trade es lest market. Beans and Ms unaltered. Wheat, Ms. to 30e. Barley, 18e. to 306. Beene, 245. tons. Oafs, lia. to Ille. Bnrraon W•koms, Dee. 28. Wheat dull of sale, us. to Wm.; Talavera, 4la. per qr. Bexley, malting, PM. to 305.; grinding, lbs. te 205. Beaas, 27..; old, Ike. Pus, Vs.; old, 31a. WOOLLEN CLOTH.—Lague, Duo. 28 —Cesuitterieir the year is so near is dose so mash business Eel been dons is could possibly be expected ; a fair avenge quantity of sloth seemed to Lave the maskat. Baines in the ware houses is quiet HARDWARE.—BISIIINORIX, Doc. 28.—Trsds hen remains tolerably steady. In some few branches there is a trifling fall off in the order, but certainly not more than might be expected at the close of the year. All the brat manufactories hays orders enough to cony them on, and the =mare working fall time. BREAD.—Dec. 2&—The passe of Wheaten Bread hi the Metropolis are from 241. to 70.; of household ditto, 6d. to 60. per 41b. loaf. riste - 7, e 4. per qr. Bnerrnenuae, Dee. 28. - There wee a small show of Mast, and the sales effected were at fully last week's prices. The attandsmie was very good. Best samples of Barley hardly main tained tenser rates, and inferior sorts were in very Mow demand, at a reduction MM.; much remained unsold. In Oats, Beam, and Peas transactions woe trifling, and prices nominally the same. Vi beat, while, Cs. to 44. ; red, Me. to 425. Barley, Its. to 13e. &WM. Me. to Sta. Oat; 17s. to 100. Peas, SG& to 30; Malt, 325. to Oa pa qr. Twee, Se. to 7s. per Welke; Flour, 28a. to 30s. ner sack. Saaawasuar, Dee. 28.-There was a them supple of Wheel at this day'. market, also of OM; bat plenty of Barley. There was a Ns demand tar Wheat and Oats of good quality, at last week's pica; sweadary meta Is. to kr. lower. Barley of all sorts fully Is. per qr. borer, with • dew sale. VI ARMISSTBR, Doe. 28.-A moderato apply of Wheat sod Barley, and a lass attendance then last week. Businemin Wheat was sleek, but realised last week's prices. The demand for Barley was trifling; end, to effect rates, a reduction of Is. per qr. we. sub mitted to. Oats nominally unaltered. Mallow la Beans dull, and prior receded from le. to Is. per qr. Pees the turn lower, but me duly anything doing. Wheat, white, 415.; red, 38e. to 4k.; new, 14e. to 42.. Barley, Ita. to 16s. Osts, 170. to 21s. Beans, 30e. te Sea Pew, 30; to ids. Malt, 325. to 36a per qr. Flour, 28s. to 30s. per seek. Taws, Ss. to 6e. per bushel. WINCSUATeIt, Dee. 28.-The sup ly of Wheat was somewhat shorter thee usual, but the atte was limited, and few sales were dilated, atunaltered prior. Barley was Orin for best malting sautes, but other sorts were a dull sale, and the turn cheaper. but Little doing in Beene and Pees, sod In some instances lees money was accepted. Mad maintained former rates. Wheat, white, 40s. to 42a. ; red, 36. to 40s. ; new, &mato 40.. Barley, 17s. to 271. Oats, black, 16s. to 19e. ,• whlte 19a. to 225. Pees, Ms. to 29.. Malt, Si. to 36s per qr. Thur. to 30s. per auk. Tares, Ss. to M. 6d. pee halal. Wl6lllOll, Dec. 28.-Ws are moderately supplied to-day with all k.nds of rain. Wheat sells at last week's prime for all pa eels le conilltiaa. (Mtn and Beans tally maintain late rates. The preen prices: Wheat, old, white, Us. to 40..; extra, 46e. per qr. • red, 40e. to 421.; extra, 435. ; new ts white, 31s. to 425. ; extra, la.; red, 30a to 10&; ertia, 41.. Outs, old, 911. to 9id. per stone ; new, 801. to 9d. Beene, old, DM to 30e. per qr.; new, Ms. to 27; WORCESTIIR, Dee. 28.-Our market was pretty well at tended conakieriag it is Christmas week, and the Wheat trade was void of animation, but the currency of this day ye'nuight was firmly nwataintd for all decrlptimia barley rather lower. tats offering at &decline of ed. per qr., without leading to /menses. Beans and Peas taken in limited quantities, at former price.. Yole, Doe. 28.-We have a fair quantity of Wheat offering at our market, but the late very motet weather has affected the coLdition of all samples, end we note prima fully Is. per qr. lower. Viaequalitles of Barley maintain late prices; other qualities very slow sale. Oats sd per stone lower. In other ex.islo no altera tion. Wheat, white, per 41e. to Cle.; red, 375. to 30a. barley, malting, 32a. to sta.; Minding. to,. to Zs. Malt, 30a. to Ido Oat; pa MOW of ltlb., M. to lid. Flour, per sack of 2801 b., 30e. to Us. DUBLIN, Dee. 27.-One own market to-day was lgiens. rally dull, as is usual in Christmas week. We note no in sd In. I:l`,:,l'errptr....°""Wreat,hich ch eaper to 23a.; red, IS.. to 235. Bar ley 1 21. to 148.6 d. ,Mtn, 11.. W. to 10e. al. per barrel. Bapeesed, 1/Ia to 20.. balms), 10e. hi. to Ila. 6d. Second Maur, 13e. to lies per cwt. Indian 00e111, 295. to 33e. per 400165. Coale, Doe. 27.-The weather is unusually fine sod mild for this sewn of the year. Wheat and Moire laden vessels continue to drop to daily from abroad. As is usual in Christmas week, little business has been treasseted in any description of grain. Wheat, owls( to the large stroke co band, and the cordinued importations 01 the article, is very dull. All other kinds of grain remain as they were last week; but, In the absence of any active bueinees, quota tions ars altogether weelmaL The Floor trade Moo Is languid and tractive, and stocks of Daudet. accumulate. WATII9.I7OaD, Dee. 28.-With liberal imports from abroad, our market has undergoese little change since Saturday W. The bradawl traossead has been quite of a retail character at about w poious prices. Parehavre of Wheat have manifested edemas can tina in their operation; but, as holders flowed no dppaeltion to Ores law, farmer rates have been realised for bath Dab and foreign. Barley maintidas Us value, but Cats are offered at a reduction of id. to M. par barrel. Indian Corn Was been In slow request, and • de stine of 3d. per barrel must be noted en all descriptions. Flour dif- Bean to quit, and the torn cheaper. Supplies M grain from farmers Moe been very limited talent*. Prices,: Uodried :,Wheat„whlte,per 30 at., Ms.M. t Ls. ed.; red mill, flared. to Us. ; shipping, 1M lid. to 30a.0d. Barley, malting, per hi M., Ills. to 11a. M.; grinding, Ils. is II& ed. 01114, white, per 14 sloe, 9s.Bd. to 9s. ; black, 9s. 7kL to Oa 44. Dried and Madge : Wheat, Irish mill, per 20 stone, 18a. to ,• shipping, 31s. ed. to lls.; Polish Odessa, 12, OM. to 23e.; Freseb., white, 245. toll& 3d.; red, Me. to Ms. 3d. Barley, grind ing, per le stans, Ins. to Ile. Od. Oam, white, per 14 stone Ito to 10e. 6d.; black, MM. to 94.10 d. Moue, superfine, per salt: 11111. to sewed; 205. to 28e. ; thirds, 20s. to flee ; (earths, 17; le Ms. Indies Ceram a t,, Danube, 184. 6d. to 19e. 3d. ; hatialcan, yellow sod tad. 16a. 3d. to 18e. 9d.; French white end red. lees. ed. to 1V..; dame* for cattle. pis. to 14.9. ed. Indian cum mat, pee awt.,76. ed. to es. Oatmeal. 9s. Brea pm M.. la 9d. to 4a. lmmete this Irma •: Moat, 1,900 qrs.; 14: 08 41; Win 2,232; Boma 13; Plow, 30 auks 197 barreb. Mk week: 9,432; Flour, 8,363 auks; Oatmeal, 240 eirta. Itaicator, Dee. 28.-The weather during the week WA hem wasually BIM for tbe season of the year. At oar esemley market; this week, we bad lessened supplies of all kinds et fga bet which proved colts equal la Um deemed. Prices et dry and OM, and tee Barley, were much the same as hat week, lent Use precolary Trades were ld. per qr. lower. liew, today. we hid Mr end Oat, but small of Wheat. Wheat end Oats 2erradily at last week's price; The better qualities of Barley Mao beeught last day's rats; but middling and interior were 6d. per qr. lower. Wbea; it, to 46e. per qr. Barley, Ille. to Ms. Oat, 16s. SL to Ms. Oatmeal, per beg at Mato, Ms. to 28s. CORN.-AnDOVIS, Dee. 28.-We had but a moderate show of Wheat te-chey, and the attendees* was thin; eorsequently bat little huskies' was trarasoto4 and peens had a downweed tend. envy. The supply of Barley was more than eulikiest to the require ments of the trade, and we reduce our quotations 6d. sad Ice per qr. Flour and Malt was unaltered is value. In other articles Waimea vnis dell- Wheat, 911 e. to 41e. per qr. Barley, las to 23e. Oats, 13e. to lb. Beans, Ma. to $6.. Malt, Me. to 365. Tares, 3e. to 3e. 6d. per Isabel. Meer, 23a to liOa per sack. Barn, Doe. 28.-We bad a more lively demand for Wheat, at rather higher pries than last week. Barley of all deeriptions Ice per qr. lower. Oats, Beam, and Per without any Masse. BiIeFORD, Dee. 28 -We have ezperieneed one of the dullest markets today that we have had be a loss time, bat we do not cm:eider there was any ellfferesee in good qualities of emu frees this day ee'nnight, setwittistanding the diaper of the market. Infe rior Barley wee about It per qr. lower, and old Beane irom 61. to lit per load lower. All other assn at last week's prima DniftrlCK, Dee. 28 W. have a fair attendance' at in• day's market, with • dull ode for all kinds of grain, at greet the prices of last week fee best dry qualities. BLANDFOOD, Dee. 28.-Taers was but a moderate mu. ply of Corn to-day, and the attendance of bums , duet. Lost week's prices were supported far Wheat. but the Ni. were Wow, and little doing. We hare no Muslim to sole la barley, but the tradewas very feu:gide, and the ripply accosded*the demand- Very few Mum action. in Beans, Oats, and Peas, and their value nomally naal term'. Wheat, 36e. to 4b. Barle y , Its to Ma. Oats, 16.. to Its. Beim, Ms. to 36.. Pear, Ms. to Ma Malt, 325. to 365. per qr. but, 30s. ; eseands, Me. peewit. BoaTON. Dec. 28.-Our supplies of ell grain during the week have been very limited. Pisa sampler of Wheat to.day were taken at about late rater ; but the greater portion was out of condi tion, sod difficult to quit. The trade in Oahe was slow, and former W white,e 'imparted. Beans billy as dear. Whom, red, 330 • to glis ets. oste, 13s. to led Beane, 245. to Pis. per qr. CAMBILIDGE, 28.-Our market to-day was dull, but the value of everything remained the lame as last week. Wheat, red, Ida. to Ms.; white, 42e. Barley, it.. to Va. Beans, 24.. to 25.. Oats, 14.. to IS.. Carrsant:av, Dec. 28.-We had a good eupply today of Wheat. last week's rates w re barely supported, except for good dry samples. Wheat, brown, sea, Its. to era; white, new Ma to Cia. Barley, new, 22e. to 304. Beans, old, Ms.; new, 23e. lees, 775. Cent. ale!, De?. 28.-We bad rather a smaller supply at market te.dty than for some weeks put. but fully equal to supply the wants of the nilders; the prism del. description smut the same as last we. Journal. COLCHP.S7I4II, Dec. 28.-But little passing In any descrip tion of grain today. The supply of Wheat is email ; Inc dry quail tim shout maintain late rotes ; 111-eceditioned mil at less money. hue Barley is not materially lower; medium and grinding qualities eredu.l tile, at la. emir. decks,. Peso are quite's dear. Besse are ethnewhat cheaper. Gtotcasvan, D,e. 29.-This day there was a moderate attendance and supply of Engle& Wheat, and last week's prises were generally paid. But little was passing in foreign ; prises asked beteg the tame so lad week. Barley and Beans continue 'selected. Oats are fully 6d. per qr. cheaper, several parcels being on offer, emehlp. Priem Wheat, English, white, per mm. qr. of 18016 x., 40., to 4Ss.; red, to 40e. ; Dantaic (white °enflame.). 41s. to 43a; red Polish Odessa, arglnace thumb., Valid... SW.; Maalanople, Pome ranian, Stettin, end Hamburg Upland, 395. to Me.; common Odessa, Danube, lbetila, 34 to 371. ; bard, Eubanks and Taganrog, 36e. to Us. Barley, English, malting, per imp. qr., 23e. to 235.; Irish, 22.. 023.. ; Seale, 23*. to Ms.; Oderbruch , Poniemnian, 30., 3b. ed. so 23.. M.; English, grindiag, per feelbs., 21.. 64. to 29a. 6d.; Irish, We ed. to 21e.; (mei" 21e. to 21.. 6d. deans, English, per Imp. qr. 6311 01 , 2m. to 325. ; - Egyptian, 26e. ere 27a; Pres* Dutch, small tick, SM). to 30..; Irish, 21s. to 304. Oets, Wexterd, Enniacerthy, and Limerick, per 3121 M, white, Its. 3d. to 19s. 04.; Cork, Waterford, end Tougnal„ les. to les. ad.; Irish, black, 171 to 175.6 d.; Welsh, ditto, 17.. to lap 0d ; foreign, weighing Mu to 411 b., eld. to 211 Pime, English, breakers, per imp. qr, 325. to Me. ; &reign, 311. to 3b.; English and foreign grieders, per 63111 e., 30s. to Ms. Linseed Cakes French, per to ISM. to 1635. Imports of the week ending Dee. NI: Wisest, 631 qrs.; Otte, 1,0411. (3171Loreste, Dee. 28.-The bulk of our supply of Wheat being of inferior quality, there is much difficulty in effecting Mee, but goon dry rum sen Prely; priors for low qualities must be cm sidered rather lower. Wheat, old, 44e. to 51s. ; new, Ms. to 47e. ; red, Ms. to 40e. Barley, tes to ills. Peas, 211 a. to 30s.j • HIREPOIRD, Dec. 2f.—There was but a thin attendance at this oierninik 'market. Farmers tritely der Wheat, but the down ward aspect oA all Übe returns bad its'fact hers. The 'millers and dealers were slow purchasers, and sexy few yerce:s shammed hand.. Irons were quits as dame. barley, hie, and Oats at lata rates. Wheat, per bushel. 4. M. to de. he.; old, sa. 70. to do. 10d. Bar i ep, 2..10d. to Ss.. Oats, Is. Sd. to IL ad. Yeas, km 101. to 41. Beans, ca. £ l / 4 1. to 3s. lld. Whig taking Per, W. ed. to le. int POLATTORD, De. 2f.-Thu Wheat trade today for the fart euirpies quite le aced • ripply lair. Earley in rood 'apply, • pmt portion being eriateirior quality. which sold at lees nosey; end the best sonnies were quite at dm, hut Wit dorsi la other tarts of corn, 'galloon last week's prier. Wheat. 27e. to Mk pee load. Barley, lace to Om per qr. OW. lit. to tat Per. 11a. to M. per load. Boar. 175. to dit tar load. By; 13t to 13e. KINDAL, Disa 28.-At our =whet this ISW/B* we had a small supply ot both Wheat sad Oats; a dull solo for sash, at het week's Quotations. Wheat, no. W. to Ws. 64. per load. or 26 stoma. Oats, I‘. to 124. per shoe. UNCASTaIt, Dan. 28.—Oar •arket today wee well sup plied with Oatmeal sad Deans, but only a poor sukply of Wheat was shows. Oatmeal 37. to ret per lead stupor. No cos other Sr. tides. Wheat, Ns. to 275. per 250ibs. Bow, 11s. to Ns. Wawa. 23a to 34a per 2461 b. Itancesnas, Dee. 28.—Ths pest weak has hese quits or • holiday elersarar, and the trilling Wail Wins doe has bees abort the prises °libido weak I. both this and the solghbowring marksts. The market this day is Wooers than a rosins one, and, the abeam at say babes of owstequeme, we repeat the quota tions door Wt. The Mowing are poise. -Wheat, pt bus. ol 70140. Englid, white,* 6d. to h. ; red, is. 34. to ga. a • Web, white, 04. to Is. Id. ,• red, Ba. 114. to te. 9d. Barley, 'per bold of &NW, grinding, Is. to is. id. Osta, per bushel of 41170., English, Botch 4 sad doe blab, Is. lid. to Is. led.; Irish kila-dried rms. 4s ed. to le. 84. Onus, per gr. otpOtlb, Erol alt small Ms. to 80a. Peas, pee a lop. bole* whiteand One balers, as. to 33e. Floor, par sok °MOO, English and Irish, line, MK told.; superfine and households, Od. to ilb.; Mrs, and whites, as. to 34.. double extra, or brio 335. to In.; Yowl, Including seek, SU. to 37.. Oatmeal, per of 240101., doh& sad blab,as. ed. to 211 e. Maentoeocron, 23.—The attendants in our stolid today we thin and the supply baited. The peke d Wheat was stout the same as on geOry last, and the tramsetions were tow fined pretty nook to prong WOO Barley was a very dull tale, and Wider* were not, to mot lidanoes, ads to maintain last well quotations. The tranortions AIM articles wen so limited we !oaks no Menden la primes. Wheat. old, its to 4.0.; new, 110 s. to 425. Bodo, cid. Ils. to TO; saw, AO Ode, old, Its. to Its.; new, BO is al. law" 80k Mil. Pawl, de. to 30e. lye, 211 s. to 1101. per qr. Malle i l L . to HA doer, ZIA to bk. par Velar, de. to 7s. per NawcarriNobt-ptite, Deo 28.—The weather this week los bon sonnieste NY Mr Os tars, tat Is. then bre indl calor of took Nl* wen to sort .Bable. The tab NAN the mast wok hes premien Inn aira Waft slasaisa, Wilms in a mid= being noteisted, at eserong any serlalles less piedens nate. At or sorbet this isle we had a my isoiseats low of Wheat from i rj r =z ad the arrivals big sin apse owe linked rite. wars token and; st Num owe lad wesles Flee. Nil =nuns tint sew dnesslllea gee soadhstet le peen= ter missy Nod taifti andetnes. et about than Ninon vane Geed slol Dinals bud buyers at 445. old. per qr. anald, and as. tees obtained O retail for the ha runs of roma nd, maths ems weight, War sorts sailing In pagan. flan Ns ben with mere donee% bat Le sated Was allbstel Nre choke howebeids waft as. ak, awl ado IS.. t t de. per seek, amain In gnarl. Age eatNentibired. eon. teg barley ern medusa a Masi WINN. sod pa neraseesledies yen with s,ift isinglieethaSeg Nino endllna bigpeoerslfeepsmseiseedrnem innente le bar repot lint Innen dap; 'eel Ileum sunerhe Nell lasee dua l Paso. With Nes we wee sem* swift; fit nesbit bin .try left ANON mit la Mod Ms day whaidi. aathigrall of the trade pans* Nona met Wag imam time hiso mita, we trot. fells ef • ern inns stele at tie& The Inconag gM IY enema greater—wheel. Nents. neennetansfal. Baer, Nib. No le NO; ma. Note 415.; INF Ink me Sell& ;re. IN Mt ; TAMP& ft irr.; NAN eis. teen.; 4b. le no alt er; de. whilailb . l to tes.; EN. IN ; sae vine. Ns. to 414.; tee. ; as. Sista NI Denbo white. te noa k les. II elisoselh 11=;: dirA lete.46. ft No aid Ns. to Is.. lL ire nee* el. le Is. N. Nsoi a son etnallt. Ne. to Us. N.; sbeeplite._ Na. es ; Ilkellersheneel eel nt* Vs. la 116. darialdr. 215. to Ns.; atidlet Minn li lt lents . NO eb ; eliandiss. le II& Os% tided A a re. b o rila li t , 1 & ; 1 1 0 1. 1 1 k " is ems, "*.; bane, Mole awl mob. Ns to fis. Do s s . ris. NIL 10 My INN lON le Ins Inekbra sot 111 ... Lettgil e = As s. thtik ; it= hst=ls. jer Nance mai toggiana whin. no le no; re; 1O to , ; Ithena. POULTRY,&e.—NIWOLTII AHD isIADINHALL, Dad. 28. —Tram, 44. to lb. ; pear, 4e. to Is.; dodo, la 9d. to ; tube rarer, la Od. to Is. b.; rib:lda, Bd. to Is. Od.; pigeons, 6a. to 9d. ; rowing pip, es. 6d. tolls. orb; Berry fowls, 6s. to 10s.; ditto, &Wiese, 4s. od. to 6a.; barn.doce fowls, b. Id. to Taper couple. Rep& Ile.; Trench ditto, lb.; and Irian ditto, 41. ed. per 1011. Prot batter, le. to Is. M. per lb. Harr, 29. to et.; leverets, to es. ed. ; pause. Is. 9d. to 2s. 6d.; partridges, Is. Sd. to 2a ; lbeesults. la 9 d. to Od. ; teel.dd. to la; napes, 96. to Is. ; doer, Is. 6d. to 26.62. widgeon,. 9d. to 21. ; plovers, Bd. to Is. ; woodcocks, 29 So. to ; ; plumps, la. 6d. to. h ed. FISH —Blwitosodss, Did. 28.—Turbots, A.. to lbs. ; brills,6cl. to Is 64.; sod tab. Ss. Od. to 9e. soh; solo 64. to 2s. per pair • haddocks., 1111. to Is. Gds; Sounders, bd. to 2s. per dos.; whit* se. Od. to 6n per 13 ; eels, bd. to 10d. per lb.; lobaas, Is. tote. ; crabs, in to 3.. each; herrings, b. to 4s. per 100. Oysters, conamoo. 6s. to Us. per bushel; omits, Ia U. to In 04. per dot; silt Ask Id. to 341. per lb.; sprats, Is. to Is. per loseisl; sad sehacet, le. 64. to Is. per IS. AMRSICAN MARKETS. Haw You, D2O. 17, 6 P.Y. The leading features of the annoy market are mush the wan an noticed in ours of the 10th inst. If we swept the heavy transactions going its in hag stocks, the dentend, though active, is not of a speculative sharamer, but congaed chiefly to the leakiness wants of the maereentile community. The variation in prior Moose of the principal commodities, wwith the ingroming badness of the metropolle, not ires a further expansion of credits, but an addi tional macula of banking capital to represent the move. meats of trade. . In regard to the supply of capital, money is rather more freely offered, the &deans on foreign ezobange having a tendency to keep back large and namierous sums that would be remitted, it the rates lad continued to decline; short lint dues peps, therefore, is in request Sr temporary Svaelemesl 4 esel sees freely at oar minima= quotations. The kasha are dissenting liberally for dealers, bat not below the sad bank intense. On strictly prime paper the rates are a trills lower at the dissent bows; the supply of paper being large, there is a heavier bakes doing than we have noticed ter some tins past. Brace. —There is an active deemand for silver Nina and doubloons for export ; the limited supply, aotwitketanding the extraordinary high rite. of preemies paid for liver, restricts shipments. The animist engaged for the Asia to morrow is therefore cesparativsly small. We quote Spanish dollars, 106 to 107 ; Mexican dollars, 1034 to 1031; American half dollars, 102 to 1024 ; five franc pieces, 964 to 97 ; sovereigns, 4,66 to 4,87; Napoleons 3,83 to 3,84 ,• Spanish doubloons, 17,60 to 17,26 ; Pa t riot do., 416,26 to 16,40. (Tram Taltott ad Bothers' arottlar" of 17th Dee.) Oaf lilt respects wore per Europa, 9th that. Oa the 10th, the sales were 1,400 bales, Tauketa freely supplis4 at the sotatiaste of the 9tb. On the 11th, 600, Issas( dolt— ansosnoed at Hants& Oa the 19th het dykes *we received For teleraph, bat no busbies@ was &See, it be " Thaalsaylvieg Day." Oa the 13th about 600 baba wore rid, dildly Ise home see, without change. On the 14th the leakee sem le head of the 30th ult. from Liverpool, and beteg wrymaiswarahly construed, about 460 bales were sold, chiefly Uplands, at a redoubts of fully 4e., lneeladisg"mid littg" at 1214., and " fait" at 131... equal to 71.1. for the former and 71d. for the latter sold in Liverpool. Oa the 16th the pestle inetemed, and sales to the extent of 1.800 bare were *Nutted at 124 e. frr " middling" end 13e. for middling fair Uplands. Gulf cottons being sears. were lea affected. To-day the sales reported ea 'Change were 1,460 balm, and thou that ease under our observation were 6e. higher ttaa could have been obtained yesterday, when the anxiety to sell resulted in a puerile paste. The quotations annexed are of coarse based on the sales effected, and us no lads: of what any quantity could be bought at, as those who were most anxious to tell have bees relieved, and the principal holders have not T he r', but merely " lookers on" during the panic. southern markets, es far as heard from, have b.en but little effected by the Asassiaa's advicex At Charleeton, en the 14th, com mon fair was 124 to 121 e. At Savannah, 126 to 121 e. At Mobile, on the 14 h, toe latest date by telegraph, middling was 12 a At New Orleans, on the 14th, middling was 124 America's news salved on the 11th. Saes of the week seventeen thousand bales. We quote, based on the forced sales of the put two days, as follows :—The depression in Liverpool, advised by the Europa, Arctic, t, and America, is there attributed to the alarm felt at the unsettled state of affairs on the Continent, while at the mime time it is asserted that no fears of war are entertained in the best informed circles of London and Paris. Here a marked decline has occurred, and it is attributed to same cause, fear of political disturbances. We have no doubt that the web of German polities spreads difficulties in the way of the Eneli,h speculator, but we believe that the large shipments made at the opening of the upon of the old stocks remaining in the ports of the Urited States not eakulated upon at the time that the speculative purchases were made in England during July and August, have been the more immediate cause of the declining course of the Li. mimeo' market. These bring offered freely on arrival sup plied the regular demand, and thus checked the advance in Prices. - The policy of spinners to leave the largest stock possible in Liverpool at the closed the year was early shown by their liberal purchases on this aide at rates materially above those current in Great Britain, and by their restricting their ' purchases at home to their immediate necessities, thus reduc ing the stocks in the manufacturing districts, ea was esti mated on the 30th ult., 80,000 bales, as compared with same period last year. The export to Great Britain, as shown by the table of the New York Price Current of the 13th November, was 121,203 bales from the Ist of September, against 33,01.5 bales corre sponding period last season—an excess of 8/4,118 bales, at the expense, however of the stocks at the ports, which at same date were only 165,661 bales against 265,976 bales last yeas —• reduction of 100,415 bales! t—sebile the receipts of the sew crop were at that moment 2,4t)0 bales less than last year. From that period the excess in export has steadily diminiehed, being now only 82,463 bales, and consequently the stocks of American cotton in Great Britain will, contrary to custom, be lees at the close of January than at the close of December, more in taking stock always exoepted. On the subject of crop we have nothing new to advise ; but, we repeat, our confidence is undinsimehed in the correctness of our previous advice,. Planters have sold freely since the season opened, and are now strong in means, and will not, we think, be in haste to dispose of the balance of their crops, especially at any material redactioa. They have pursued the true policy of supplying the demand, and can now wait its revival without incoavemence. We annex for your perusal a letter of late date from a correspondent in New Orleans, whose views during the past season, which we frequently placed before you, were, as the result proved, singularly accurate ; and, we may add, that from a veined correspondent in the Atlantic States, we learn that the planters are more than ever disappointed in the results of picking : New Orleans, Dec. 7, 1850. Talcott, Brothers: Gentlemen—ln reference to extent of crop, two millions will be the nearest round num bers. The most general estimate here, until about a week since, was 2.100,000 bibs, but very many of those have fallen to 2,050,000 bales, and all admit at least a deficiency equal to 100,000 bales in the difference of weight compared with the bales of last crop. Such are the character of the accounts from the planters, their crop falling so sheet of their calculi dons of the most recent date, that 850,000 bales receipts proper, here, is an extreme figure. New Orleans Other Atlantic Cottony. and Mobile. Cult Cottons. Inferior Ordinary to good ordinary 12 to 11 do. do. to /Aid. good mid. - Ifi to II to 111 do. Slid. fair to fair Fully fair to good falr Rona sold. 145 to wogs sold. Freight to Liverpool, id.; to Havre, It FLOUR AND OWN. (From Edward bill's Circular.) Sines my report per steamer Niagara, the supplies of Winans flour have been somewhat heavy (as is usual at this season of the year) but ea the canal navigation is now closed for the season, holders, in view of the moderate winter stock (estimated by those well informed in the trade at not over 600,000 bbl. ) are quite arm, end the market has shown an upward tendency. The stook of Canadian is prcrubly about 50,000 bbls. flour end 200,000 bushels wheat. The export trade is confined almost entirely to that description, the soles of which have been chiefly at 4 dole. 681 c. to 4 d015.75c. in bond, for the good, and 4 doh. 620. for medium grades of flour—and 106 c. to 1092. in bond, ter the best samples of wheat. The receipts at tide water from the Brie Canal from the commencement 01 navigation in the spring to the 7th December in each year, has been as follows : Flour, END. Wheat, bush. Corn, bush. 1848 3,116,25S 3,0411,161 2,691,3719 1649 3,269,933 2,706,0116 3,060,563 IMO 3,2714997 3,634,343 3,2.3,3;6 The exports to Great Britain and Ireland from this port for the fortnight ending on the 13th instant coasiated of 19.476 bbli lime and 94,071 bush. wheat to Liverpool, 4,669 bbls. flour and 160 Ibis. cora meal to London, 9,751 bbls. float to Glasgow, and 212 bble. flour to Bristol. • FRZIOILTB.—The rates for the week past have been at Ir. 3d. to Is. 41d. per bbl. on flour, and 4d. to 41d. per bush. on corn and wheat, to Liverpool. Te London, Is. 6J. on flour. FLorra.—For a day or two put UP.. not been easy to purchase at the lowest quotations. The market having an upward tendency, and holders preparing to store, the sup plies afloat are now quite small. The closing rates at 4 dole. 75c. to 4 doll. Bile for common and straight State ; 4 dole. 811 e. to 4 dole. 871 c. for mixed and straight Michi gan; 4 dole. 94c. to 5 dolt. for Ohio; 6 dolt. to 6 dole. 121 c. for pare Genesee; No. 2 stiperfiae, according to quality, ranges from 4 dole. to 4 dole. 44c. Sour is scarce, and held at 4 dole. to 4 dole. 26c. Southern is held at 5 dolt. to 6 dole. 121 c. for Baltimore, Georgetown, Brandywine, &c. Rye flour sells at 3 dole. 371 c. to 3 dole. 44e. Corn meal 3 dole. to 3 dole. Gc. for Jersey, and 3 dole. 25c. for Brandy wine. Gamic —Canadian wheat is in few bands, and good samples find ready buyers at 106 e. to 109 c. in bond for export: for domestic use the Genesee of a good quality is selling at 1200. Rye is in small stock with sales at 77c. Barley has declined, and is now dull at M. to 904. O Ole are in demand at 42c. to 44e. for Jersey, and 467. to 47c. for northern. Indian corn of the new crop, from the south, arrives sparisgly, and sells at 65c. to 661 e. for home use; new northern, 66c. ; the old from store is held at 69c. to 70c. Naw Outaaru, Ditc. 15. The sales of cotton yesterday (Saturday) were 1,600 hales, establishing the decline of 4 since the receipt of the America's news. The week's sales have been 14,000 bales; middling is quoted at 121 to 121 c. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. MONDAT, Dac. 30, 1850. The State of the Weather at each of the following places at Mao o'clock oa Saturday morrdag.—The stadia' are a/reaped la order of latito. llama or PlOll. Gram a Mr= ad Beate of Warner, Wird. Elsoarows (Dt. aux) W.N.W. &mg Brew Bctd kimarovni—..« N.W. Calm Partially Cloudy Pommy= B.W. Gentle Brow Mader 11001LICIRON ilannsarrann LW. Genes green CILLENWICH.....- W. Heatießrame Parially Cloudy awanow Omega ....,...... W N. W. W. Partiall Cloady Clotermrsa Cientialreer Partially y Cloudy Cutaninaz EMIT ............ Parnaosoose B.W . Herb arum Partially Cloudy Taxiways „ N.W. Mow Item Cloudier Lynn N.W. Omar Imam ParUally Cloudy Cranny B.E. Oirdellrasea Cloudier ?ULTIMO W .N.W. elerrileare Partially Goody Lrvaaroor. . Cala Cloudier IiANCiIIITIL. W. Strergliraura Omani WIMIT W. Ostia Orem Partially Cloudy DALLUNOTOIN ....« R. Ittrepdareeee Overcoat BVPDSIZAND.. .... Smarm.= N.W. Hard Wind gala Enannrasa W. Hard Wind Partially Cloudy THIS, DAY Noox. Oserstat wled. strtagpi ot Wtod. Blab of yleatha. - 6,71 le Er e The reams from the following places did not reach this ears in tines kw publication en Saturday •; they therefor* la 0. di . es* the state of the weather on Friday storming at nine 111011 k c:..e~:: N.W. llounpata ....... I 1111 ............... WIRTIT Dammam, Caguas N.N. &q. Medi front Molls liters atom Ibsen Goads afi••• Natio kern Osads Item' EaniTt.a, - rttay Cloudy cue, Prinolpally Clint Closaleis BLACK DOLL AT OLD STOKE 8110P13.—In it Lot probable that the black doll wu ea image of the Virgin, sold at the Reformation with a lot of church vestments, and other " rags at Popery," sa the Puritans called the surplice and Am hung up by some Puritan at Hebrew duler.—Notes and Queries. [Advertimment.)—A worsen]) Mamma or THE Soarer es Przass• su—a • OMR Axe Amite NT tleszewee's °urn's= Ass rom.—st eta isaAr treat Ili. 8110,1•111 a, Medd' to Predator Siftway, dabil Omeargli. eeet ts 16411:—.20p0del Itleed—l led It only so set et to tO afti• lid TIMM 111121.111, Offrldillellil as et tlty elistotolelmolt Who sere of is temente mesh atel ram, vikk ~at ma mono Sztkee4tote *ea tineteetty we =. l3z ike. s zk tnri L o rin % stroll et edimata It I .w.. 412: E ..,, ls hine d =yeartd me."—ileit=ales . La world. sad at rrailmor liellevoy's rata- .44 Illtiod os. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. ,tias • Shipping Ossette,” sad • L:old'. CASUALTIES. Empire State, f. r New York, hos put back with lose of rod. der and part of cargo thrown overboard. Sailed Nov. Liverpool, Dec. 28. Franck' Cathuina, Broberg, sailed from Leer Sept. 26 . London, and hu not sines been heard of for James Noun, water in Boodle, from Liverpool for Rio Janeiro, potduty.—Wa Ja in, making duty. - W a terford Passage, 1) the bowport, 26. and mew refutin g to Fn NOTICT TO MIOUNIII.6.—WateI IN THE EArr Trinity House, London, Dee. 26.—Notice is hershe that • green buoy, !narked with the word " weeek,.. b y ' been placed 20 fathoms to the southersrd nt a easel took se t the East Swin. The buoy lies in by t . chows at lo w 'ping tide.. with the following craapow Middle Gentlest Buoy, N. Gustiest Light Vrowl,S.W, Sank Light Vessel, B. by 8. e B.—By order, J. liael Eur : Smetary. BBABORNR MAILS. rlay w mink rota what &mend You. P.rt Mai Uadun. d.i.atcl344. I Ou. Muerica b y Brisbii i4a pecket i" ? cek •N MA $ ..... ...... - lim un,er tml .. : ' ::, America (cis 'r" by British packet N Jan. 17 amerkatiyUnlted States 1 'Liverpool am:. le "lac 10 i deuthampoo izt.: ..... ........... N. Icily Brasil With of the rannthAnothrimptoe, ~ 2 1 BORIOS Ayres It eth of the zunuthrouthamp•on. thr....,3 ogifornia(vla Chagrecl.l7th of the mouth Sulth3motou. lttn, s Cape of Goad Hops N January 14 Central Aeneas MI !WSW thof wrath ilu,tumpt,,,,.i. 1.. 3 Channel Isles NlXoA,Ned..Clerid.,couilwro,c'et. T3.ln.is Chili lll7tb of th e month .tuttl.3mpt„,, t _ . France IA k Nintioe daAly 1 3 0 , e, ....... Hamburg N. Tuesday at Friday Lernehm.. .... F. I tolland ..11. Wedsm k &slur., Whi t es-. . . 31.n.133 Hoodursa N 17th of the montillSouttnimpo'h. 1,. ./ Ireland II & 14 , Twiee daily 'Noir* .1 ... Te.w.,. India (Ma Boutharai.t.)ll:2oth of the mcmthrouthamptun. Jsn.. 3 bads (eta Marseilles) N Willdithof Month Uover ... ..... lan. 3 Idediterrehema(tlaelontb motets) - 11 20t1 of the mater . louthamptio Jac. Mediterraassu (via Mir- • wills) .--.....-.-N 7thlklieth of month Borer . ... 1 tkt Mean= ~..................1 lad of the month Nulthamt..t n. 13n. 5 Peninsula .................li 71117thr tbof meniuthciay.ic. Jr. Peru .. . - .... ..........31 17th of the mouth'', ..: haropon 1, 1 . West Indies X 17U1 of the month Is..uthamp"..c.i, 2. 1 The Indies (except Ba. VIM% and Nassau) 11 1 ,2nd of the mlnth' 4 .o . lthamptnn. . leo. 3 • N SiVaCS that the mails are cent from the tientrat Posto t a by the night- and X by the avow-despatch. r.,1% ARRIVED. ANA (114-at Liverpool, December 28, from Aaerroars-at Liverpool, lknerober 28, All.llBB-8t Liverpool, December .8, from ALS - DK-at Gravesend, December 17, from Arm - atOravemend, December 28, from Bosun- at Gravesend, December 28, trora BOADICIA-at Gravesend, December 2d, from Dux Gravesend, December 29, from Baran* Di Totoroaos -at Den', December 27, fr 8111128.-14 YSIDIOUth, December 2G, 8.1,8, Burma LADT-at Appledore, December 16, from t Corn. Eusanarn-at Deal, Docern'er . 27, from ... ammerre—off Penzance, December 29, from Cane. ELIZASITR—at Gravmend, Dec. 21, from CBARLMTZ—at Gravesend, December 29, from Gear:maim—et Gravesend, December 29, from . CUSASOILII-111 Gravesend, December 29, from CITY Or I.O4 , DON—St Onvaeod, December TJ, EMULATION—at Gravaml, DecemMr 2 , from . m Eummers—at °ramed, December 29 , from Erna—at Bristol, December 29. from EVITAXTER—St Cardiff, December 27, from iiia;;;ll—aliaVDc;;;l;e7l7,.froia -- '''''' Fonvercot—at Deal, December 27 from FAVOITRITII-0( Elolollth. Decem b er r, from_ FALCON—it Graweend, December 29, from !knew FISN--st Gravesend, December 29, from °Annus—at Gravesend, December 29, from Gomm— off Liverpool, December °UPSET—at Liverpool, December iS, from Gsa. Anws—at faimentb, lhoembcr 26, from Ilsowit—at Queenstown, December 2' . , fr, lincenors — at Deal, December 27, from.. Ilaeo—at Rectal, ,Decerro er 29, from Ics—at Gravesend, December 2 9 , from Isoverar—at Gravesend, December 2' l , from Jussz—at Uverpool, December :,,, from Lein Bimini—off Salcombe, December 2 7 from. Lasers. —at Gravesend, December iroce GrIVONII4, pecto.ber 2 , , from Maa•—at Gravesend, December 2% tram Man —at Grate , end. December Sr, trout. blaame—off Cowes, December a, from.. I , r,a .:stu Runrunes—at Queenstown, Dem-niter I:fi. from ...... ...1 MART Jaws—at Queenstown, Drumber 2G, 1r0n_.... _... Ntur—ofil Liverpool, December 'Y Oman Quaint—at Gravesend, fkccruber 22, from .... Oar—at Gravesend. December 2d, irom ......... Oman Qualm—at liraverend, Decem , et 2S, from .. Paueu—at Deal, December 27, front PACIIRC—at Deal, December 27, from fl Pauonra Ilassaaao—at Valmoutb, Uwe. 2 , f-oln II Pawnees—at Plymouth, December 27, from ... . I PATRICK 'IRWIN—at Gravesend, December U, from N. Ronan—at Deal, December 27, from . Roar. WATloll—at Shield% Decembor 20, Iron ..... . Rawslus—at Deal, December 27, .. at•rssu—eQ Torbay, December 24 from lizeecao—off ,d• —at December 2$ RICIWID MID A.s—at 1 iverpool, Deceml.er 29, from sr 11, Erman—at !Aetna:el, December 29, from .......... ....... Corrow—at Liverpool, December 26, from. Sorstu—at Gravesend, Dec. 29, from SAILOR—Id Greenock, December 26, from newt —at Poole, December 27, from. BrATA—Off BeJelly Hatd, December 2 , 1, from SAVLZO—at Dartmouth, Dec. 27, from ........... TTIPICIIOUTII Cans —at Grave end, December 27, :run 1. Tarros—at Liverpool, December 29, from Vie-roma Lies —at °mewed. December 29, Weeenasa— at Plymouth, December 27, (rum Wrissareaca—at Exmouth, . December 27, from '.• Vln.Eaella—et Graveveud, December 29, ...... SAILED. AlTAirese 04—from Liverpool, December 28, to. Arocor•—from Dartmouth, Decrui.,, ' .. • ' No. T. . ..... AMMUOTI.N—from Queenstown, I avumber ..2n, t 0...... BOAMCM —Morn Plymouth, December 27, . Be,. Neves—from Sbitlds De ea War 27, t 0.......... Csearro—from Cowes, :becember to Coamm.res °savant —from Gravesend, Permitter a, to CIIMIT eu—from Gravesend, Decemoer 26, to DMILMIIIi —from Gravesend, December to Una—from Gravesend, Decemb. r 23, t 0... ......... • Ewa—lrons Gravesend, December 29, to EARL Aummuni—from Gravesend, Dec 29, to . 6 Gll. PSI —from Cardiff, December 20, to- Inca —from Gravesend December 29, to Jr:so—fres' Bull, DZ.:ember 27, to Lmana—from Cardiff, December 26, to Laiecanamn—from Gravesend, December 29, to Lawaracs—from Gravesend, December 23, to Loco Dorn—from Gnivesend, December 23, to Moans—Ras Gravesend, December 29, tu...... Maara-61:10 MIAMI, December 29, to Mamaaa—from Dartmentle bec Tssember 26, to Omen—from Gravesend, mber 26, to 011110 A—from Elartlepoot, December 27, to Paomiuno—from Cardiff, December 26, to Pan ama —from Cardiff, December 26, to Pusses—from Saleombe, December 27, to ......... Remora—from Milford, December 26, to &Loomis Cams—from lialcombe, Dec. 27, to. LoDIA VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. ATAl.bas, &era Liverpool for Calcutta, Dee. 21, 20 =ld S.B.E of Kinsale. Barbara, Gordon, from Landon for New Zealand, lat. 20 S. lon. 39 W. Duke of Wellington, from London for Adelaide, Nar• 10 i lon. 22 W. Oriental, Taylor, from London fee Port Phillip, Sept. 6, W. 40 8., lon. 101 E. Portland, of Liverpool, Dee. 24, lat. 60.10 N., 100. 5.12 W. BIRTHS, MARBLUIES, AND BRAVO. rest, Mrs. H. A ABELL—Deo. 24, at Great a son. BLIXAIL—Dao. 13, at Cadogan-place, the wtfe of IL I3:osam, Fez• of a sod. BOUVEBIL—Dec. 27, at daagittee. GARTH.—Deo. V, at Upper Bedford-place, Runell-aquart. of R. Garth, Esq., of a son. °BAH..al.—Deo. 23, at Paris, the wife of C. W. Grabam, Fag, we. r. P. 800t1144 daughter. BALLA:MEL—Das 13, at Tavisteci.-square, the /net of W. loves laq., of a acta. POYNDEIL—Nor. 0, at Cawripote, Tule, the Lk of thr Bev. L. Porker, or a daughter. RAVENHILL.—Deo. 23, at Clapham-cousa,.., hill, Eaq., of a daughter. BUCK.—Deo. 26, at Button, Mrs. J. Ruck, of a eau. o —Dec. 24, at Wellesley Douse, riskettlep.ros4.*l, the wife of R. 811 7d7a — nieT=7 IiARRI MIRE. U. BROWN—BBOWN.—Dec. 25, at Felt Ni W Boum, by the Bea Bateman, E. J. Brown, Esq., Dundee, to Ileariettr. ikt 4s ' 7' Jamie &own, Eaq., of Erk kills. CABSWELL—PAKTON.—Dee. 21, at Kilmarnock , 51 . 8, T R ; Carswell, of Craven-street, Strand, to Miry AAA r un g e4"' of O. Paxton, Esq., of Richert:ll=l. met CIBANGEB—JONES.—Dee. 24, at St. Benedict's, CsmbridP, , ,:: , , . a Rev. J. Palterer, E. Grantee, Esq. of away BA 14 ", Adelaide Yellows, youngest &metier of J. Jones, KM... Lome and Cambridge. dfr- INLLAN—Bt 3,5 at St. Wry's, St. Creorer'cit East, lentos; by the Be.. W. NMI% the Rev. T. lam a, of Q Mei ' • Callers Cambridge, to Lavinia Louisa, eldest dacs l ." the late Capt. A. Burton, of the Royal Mateo, clutaum• DBATHS. BRADLEY.—Dee. 25, Mr. A. Bradley, of Pa u-melt BRANDRAM.—Deo. 15, at Brighton, the Rev. A. &asthma DUNISCOMBL—Den. 27, of Beckenham, and late Secretary of the British and Forogo u.bs Society. CATHCART.—Oet. 17, at Delhi, Lieut. Y. Cathcart, 500 g J. Bartlett, late of Carrtsge.road, Widoombe, Batb, 818 4 3 * MlL:in.—Dee. 22, at Brighton, Jane, test surviving daugbt el °" lateJ. Milner, Eat, formerly of the Sank of Engand. QUILTER.—Deo. 28 , at St. John's-wood-terrace, Soph.ia, yL &mbar of the late J. Quilts:, Dm., ui amd W. Mn. Dunrcomhe, only daughter of U . 84 11,1711B1ILOW.—Dee. 27, at Devonshire- street, Qttemettart. ycJ bury, Charles Watson, youngest son of MN W. Raabe^ one year sad nine months. WOOD.—Dea. 2S, at °miaow-sq uare , Bromptni, shortlY ,rift birth birth of a etn (still-born), Demo, the beloved and derma , Neville Wood, M.D., to her 53rd yettt_......„,„/ Printed mad published by Wru.ust Hugo of No. I. la°. __ l L.' meat, in the at, ol Lees% Prism, at the Oteah bl njle. stmt. Oa the Itemise el Whieelden—MmehT. 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