The Express. — London, England, 1850-12-28 00:00:00

,AT EVENING, DECEMBER 28, 1850. 1 lemora—et Umerool, Dee. ST. tram IMMO= Iturama—st Talammtk, Dosomilar ti. Ain I 80 ....,if Deal. December fli BMUS eon Scer—t Querestars. Dee. U. tram Saisma—cd Mley, Dammam U. tram Puns limarm—st Ormartavm, Dammam 13. iria . a . ".llmipril ermamam-mt Lavaca. Deromber IT, timm. Surna—M Oramend, DarlaMera ir tram Timarrem—at Warier December tram Wpm, Timm Cumm—at Nimport. 14. trees. am = Tamura—St Newport, Dmamber 35. ram- .-- . ...... 'mamma me Fama—MlSt. Albares Med, Du 211, ..from 111,p_amilM Vorr—at 4310 Mia, Decanter 23, from •milFLm.. is the lOxIAN ISLAY`e FIR3I I fi x J FIO pp. LE to ßA tbe I :i ans t ° ,n e Pi rrs e ir g s7' i r f o r rm am 'ipi th:f t: th e hl ge " " u :tin l4 ,l r im loinf letedridtMenle,' Subscribed Gael . protection of Great Brawn) Is most appalling. ia t h e last August, the Cholera, in Ita most virulent form, ge e ,. nolo( fsi m i t ituon. ll. 4 u and riE" l ' bd" s an vie d . cap. 92. uMe r arm in the laiand, and from that time up to th e List iatrivr C E. IIIIII p... ASS CII LIt i f y 6f B L I ICE : iA STI ot a TITTI or IA n y ti . o.. . Tying e ff the people at the rate or from IUO to Rota a seeg, (A Ws of the proßraat.ove High Court of Ctancery.) mortality being nearly SO in every ItO attacked. The oatare - 'Pe country, !which is divided In the centre by us bid, Black Mountain (Moont Emosh with valleys miming diva . th, ' "L be which also almost cots the Wand Into two dlvisioca by renders It extremely difficult to tarnish either prompt y sacs or watimance to Us poor peasantry, who live ea „ preciudeti, by lexig distances, from, mutual nitaT,,,,7 - The =Wither &operation on the coast -deprived at is . „ mi .. enillra of yment, by the evict quarantine which their tenor -it neighbours at once imposed on Cephalonia, prere et i ew communication with the other Wands or o re continent of I. "7 all cag y/hi e :la a stra l' " ra i U t ownerceaninaggrawretdiedvatentrpo''napem2ler"Ninegr corn vela t me d ia previova to the cholera, a great storm buret up and an lneeriant rain for several days destroyel the crap, ? 6 slid olives, which form the staple produced the f.l as e . at the very limo of harvest, failing dead front le ' vineyards and by the road-side, had the m i sery, in theft l is' Of knowing that those they left behind them were death, (*minty to famine. dOO m ° ' I ,c • to The labours of the field, the village', are 000 0 1, 4 err widows sad orphans, the crying and the marring. . the " round ram towns of Lig a, help. All that the local governme urind nt could do Arignetoli haa en t ee.lorine o .t. 7 ; extremity, and the Inhabitants of the other Wand. united to the assistance or their afflicted brethren, nil, , combiningthe charity of all imrtiea, from dollars to pe t , .mitamt.thitey.calcepairti.itiyonhi...raalialonleen.onuilioncintrf Ilse of the 250,000 comprirad In all the isicrads; and t h ei ,. ' ~ at small, not merely to remedy, but even to alleviate a .11, blc. and so unirlitaral a m isery. Under these e,reo with the knowledge that hardly a year tee British protrceion repressed, what it then te a ,..,', he rection in this island with the etrongest mea..aarcn of by pmelaimihe martini low. and Pnaralinnt the mitigated severity, which sftervarda occasioned M. : - In the districts now most afflicted with m e o • c . advised that an appeal be made to the huluace, ao,l Mon be opened in this country on tetra( of the sufferaig re that the English nation may take thin opportutity deatittitlen of an unfortuate people to testify to t he e. iv • pithy, that the arm of England is not more strong to eh her hand open, generously and humanely, to retro , . healing those wounds by her mercy shies tar power may have inflicted. A committee of noblemen and gentlemen Lae,- selves for this humane purpora, and subecripti.as grasivcd by the London Joint Stock Bank, 69, Palway., Amongst the noblemen and gentlemen who have . . are the Hight lion. Lord Seaton, LieutiGsw sir Near and Lord Charles Firgroy—all of whom have nerves;, h e (elands. A perfect Ilea at subscribers wit ah. rely Onnuku-MajorJAM WOLAW Tieln rL yßAT.6•Dasutialy Ink W. Brunk /LA. hobo =tr . Ana Lob. Ike. Oran lionsupli iOLIPHANT, U.E.LC. W. Ambrose Shaw, EM. Ed. Heathoule Smite, Eaq. Rev. H. T. Teeter, Y.A. Jahn Walker, EA. Sir William Whits Rev. Richard Wood, ED. LI This Institwd FE. es adopts both the mutual and proprietary systems of life insurance, and thereby masts Ha me establishment) the minions 's attend to the nubile by other respectable °aloes, 'nth I rates of premium m low sa ate consistent with security. FIRE, The receipts for ths renewel premiums, dab at Christmas, are ready for del:eery at the Head Moe In t;,,.., and at t h e respect,,,, agendas throughout the 00000 7. Prospectuses, the secttem loran, and every requielte information be Waning if to7sllb* may be obtained on application at the Wad page, u Om, Or to any of the agents el the CeeelmeT. WILLIAM RUMENS, Secretary A SSOCIATION for PROMOTING the RELIEF of DESTITUTION in the METROPOLIS, ar 1 for Improving W&ndltiou of the Poor, by roman of Parochial and District Visiting, .cameo and direction ce the Bishop and Clergy. PIZEIDErn The Right Rev. the LORD BISHOP of LONDON. TIMINTM. The Right Hon. W. E. Gladstone, M.P. Sir Walter IL Farquhar, Bart. Sir R. 11. Inglis, Bart., Henry Kingeeote, Eeq. DISTRICT VISITING SOCIETIES, eimprised exclusively of on. paid visitors acting under the superintendence and direction of the paroddid clergy, now exist in slmait all the poorer parishes and &s -eises el the metropolis. By the hands of the benevolent and exec rators,' visitors relief is carried directly to the dwelling. of the Thee, sad dillsois persona investigation la made Into each case a safe and reedy abannel isoperd for the distributice of Individual liuunty, with compretivaiy Isar of "mate or mtedirectice. Dry( Ole the Metropolitan Visiting snd Belief emaciation Imam& et meg to 61 societies in the poorest of the pa rallel dirlims. Mau mints amounted to upwards of £4,000. Irk greeds ere applied eselosieely in affording temporal relief to de. ingelßgalgegts without any distinction of religious perauarion. IL sameaske with most of the District Visiting Societies, PRO VIDENT SOCIETIES have been formed, by menus of which the poor • Sae enabled to By by tic samse of the year when they are able to ob. kin comparatively small employment The naviciation affords soistaiseo and support to these sonetles, and encourage the de rimdes by allowing interest, at the tale of 3 per cent., on the sums ay deposit tip to forty chilling.. log this year the deposits of the poor in the Societies so aided have amounted to on Lem than £13,400. For the last Bre years these Sociedeshays ineressed in the following progradve ratio: W. &W. ety OF LONDON GENERAL P 1 SOCIETY.—PoundoI ik is. UIDII Ttlt rATIONAOR ee 'YU QUEEN'S molt excellent IlaJerty. Field Narwhal H. R. H. (be PRIM:F. ALtien f, PIMILENT—Ifis Grace the Luke of 111-.1.4 Wm, ; For the Pc rmanent Relief of Axed and Deccyrd Art, Manufacturer.. Tradecrnen, and their The ANNIVERSARY FESTIVAL in ai d silt be hoiden at the London Tureen, h, WEDNESDAY, March 26, 2651, BENJAMIN 'BOND aIIBELL, Esq.. M.P., F t the chair.. The next election for Tensioned will take place Two Men and Two Women wtll be elected. Donations end eabecriptlons are rr.pecttullp :.o Charity, which is entirely dependent on voluntary support. Informatiow relatiye to the Soc to) mai h, at the cakes, $, Old Jewry, Chespsidr. GEORGE. tII.NCi Society's Offices, e. °Minim Chetipsdc, 27th December, 1830. OFFICIAL CATALOGUES of the I TION of M.—Notice to F.shibilors— An. various illustrated and other cataloguer of the having been made, th. ountractors who are amour Commissioners with the preparation and prinuse CATALOGUES hereby give oak., that other work. by them, protean* to be Catalog 1.100, mo-t br uo. authorimed. Exhibitors are, therefurv, muttonml artielev to be exhibitrri given to any other. than , not appear in the Official Illustrated Catalogue, drICElt, utanutats, leint awl Stationers. Royal W. CLOWES and SONS, kg Pristine. io tint • Exhilition Oactakeatalegnevollee, 29, New Er.,lct-rty B:a,kMan,iiw, e; ib 6. THAMES TUNNEL—VISITORS to ead Ws truly woodeTful Wurk of Art sell vrio• omeettun. It Is veiledly ary in every part ; the venti' tag moat complete, by the me or Mr. Levitt's patent ,u In addition to this; dolcos than Thirty-two ai T. B.lienken, of views in tiro and foreign email Owed in the liantin of the Annti enabliog tho ci •• We toll-one penny, to combine at one vies both KI The Tunnel is open day and night. Arrarionor. the passing through of large bodies, such MIA CIA application at the company's office,ltothertilthe.... W. W. N.l • MR. STOCQUELER'S NtOILNING INO CHRISTMAS EN I' EitTA I DIORAMA, WU/grating "LIFE. and SCENERY I Mr. fkoonneler's entertaining description.. now o. Willis's R 001123, St. Janata'a, at two, p.m., and on day's, and Saturdays, at eight in the eremite. I tend Bombay, Madras, Calcutta, Agra, Delhi, donn • life, native processions., wild sports, hr. Takes, the room. Michels, Ebor's, Allcroft's, kc. reserve ditto, 2s. 6d. THE NEW GRAND QUAI)RII.I.F COCKS and Ca have Just published a c¢ i 'of ALL NATIONS, by L.ssorv, composed expr. —lt stlosial Concerts held et the Majesty'. Theatre..e spacial permission) to Prince Albert. "All thr n vrefvl.l ere Intrriftneel in it, wad hare a mind vAnot effect. It will he welcomed in every eineirAnil old is memo for the million in the (idlest sense of thy thoroughly Labilzkyish."—Vide the Jersey ISSO. Published only by Messrs. It. Cocks end C. etreet, London, publisher to her moot grac.oui t• • Piano, as.; piano duets, es.; and orchestra r.. , piano, 4a., postage free. GEORGE BARKER'S LA'rESL' 8.11 nit Thinking o'er the Dayn inig. 2. The I h-• The flaunted Stream. 4. The Soldier's Wlte. that beautiful b.Uad, " Why do Summer Hoses Gds' the late 4 and sweetest of George barker's bail adopted for ermine parties this realise mason. and Co., New Burlington-street, publishers Io 1.•, Al catalogues gratis, and postage free. - - INTERIOR of the EXHIBITION and F RIOR of the EXIIII3MOI4. Two magnificent ae Views, eech nearly two feet bog, engraved on 1.4‘1,01 . ..% appearanee .nd exact proportion• of the INTER! , It awl i.‘ I atlas BUILDING. as approved by the Commi.eluotri• rep lan& Peke id. each; coloured 6d. each; proof., er • by 14, Is. each. Each edition, pest free, on rore•r, fer 7 G. Borger, liolywell.street, Strand, and all hoofiiii. eri NEWSPAPERS for 1851. GRATIS.—.k new Mai of all the London newspapers and magazine, pert, polities, days of publication, and a view of the Cu- .1' be , Ual gratis of John Nash and Co.. No. 3, Saville-plorp l" and No. 4, Upper Weymouthetteet, Portland place. ip. p. other daily papers forwardisl by the morning and evoltt,g - a reduced price, in printed corers, and with strict mul.pri-y. 1. N. Co. beg attention to the Evening Mail, it being an error ..b'e 'nd the Times, published three times a week, imbue Ise. td. I,r .hurter. also the Be, James's Chronicle, a paper well suited fur or, crept .pad country gentlemen, published three times a week, price quarter. Orders received for the Exhibition Espre.s. - - CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.- At this fettle period of the year, when friends and torus wore , l , d social board, or Join in the mazes of the dance, a neon , owe q•ual moiety is crested for personal immanent, and the kneeing ~,r , ,; •4 discoveries for the toilet are milted into increased mow e.twoal, kOWl7lNiii ; MAEASIiiii OIL, for cresting and r*.s 4 in'" l ' NM bead of hair, ROWLANDS' KALTDOR, ror rrler.• " " soft, fair, and blooming, and ROWLANDS' OtioN to, or l'e.ot pes tifries, for imparting a pearl-Was whiteness to the teeth. 1... r or sammtde present. Beware of spurious imitation, vw,o.e7 arsine of each bears the name of "Rowland." prew dise that of article on the wrapper or label. —gold by them at 2., llitou.plts. London. and by chemists and perfumer.. ENTERED AT STATIONERS' (HALL. gREAT EXHIBITION ALMANACK far I S'' l . Containing • vie. of the Building erecting in Ilsde 16 1 account of everything connected with it In tsgiirb. f'vol'. German; also how to visit in Six Days the whale of tee 6mm:ow , Exhibitions in London, its principal Squares. Simi.. C b° "` b". With the Cab Fares, and other neotesary information. Pull:b tlas ol Eon and Perru9ulers, Pettimers, Hair Cu B a tter. Dyers, who t attention to their British and rumba' =.... d llewahes, dressing came, strops, cutlery guard razor, which prevents any one cutting Sgoe' r '?:`, s . dye, ornamental hair, it. Prise of the Almionict td, nisi• sent free on receipt of eight postage manta; liiemse of a.. sellers and newsmen. —Addrem, Rom and Soo, 119 awl IN, bane. gatewtreet, Landon. taintless's :Iwo sit GOUGES, ASTIMILA FEcny AND A r t ar y CIEJIDOReGNPIION K EATING'S COUGH LOZENGES:- modleins pwthg has tri a um Pericd phantly a tormr the th se in verest keti test Ye rf " ...: P 2 1 ".141 and upon that sound bads alone It hug gradnally but way to pre-eminence, =EI itl now nniversilly seknowhi the pi the most effectual, rla god speedy remedy ever offered t , for that bilge claw of doer's which Warta the Pulmonny Wt,. KEATING'S COUGH UffiENGEB have been prove , . penence to be equally efficacious and powerful in thine a of Pulmonic Affections—Asthma, Incipient Consuistiti,G Ininctuds, and Spasmodic Cough ; aa, in the milky, • Ire tnnblesorne, disfirders of the Throat and Chen. " Hosrienes, Difficulty of Breathing, and Irritstioa of the _ Their entire freedom from all deleterious ingredients and of ...7; whilst It renders Keating's Cough Lozenges s safe Jested, t0r.,,-; mast delicate female or loongest child, haa caused them to r b o r o .,,l the highest esteem by Pubitc Speakers, and p o l maw Singers; but, wham the high approval "Much m hmt ° .` . t he Use Lounges by some of the most eminent of the arci, 'ffd bed sad moot con vincing guarantee of their safety, *on 6d, 321 sad sold In boxes, Is. lid.; and Pea 2h. 91., 4' 01, I. es e ir i aTHOMAS KEATING, Chemist. &e., _; Pawl'aekairds Loudon. Sold retail by ell Motto° "" Modfalse V the kingdom. ,merre th,t tbs 11.1..—T0 prevent spurious knitatlema please t°_, - "T„,"the Gomm verde, " IMMO Cough Lemmas" ere Odo. net Memo of each hoz. IMPORTANT TESTIMONIAL. RIM 07 &RUA OF &WILL Mlle 01,4103010. Odavoreme, arm Stroud, Oloocemembire, March .to, lctr ilr e —lkvtag em bsea troubled with asthma several ab .„,„; Mud me relief any medieins whatever. until was r oid two pas p, to try • boa of your . Loaroses, aod Oo"" Osua deterrointa tor the hove never to be e ben dilemma the house, and will dealt in my power to r w " these to hide. Valyea coaddat the above teetlmooial or any admoodo i ; le et liberty to mks what nos of it you please. - , J. moot eialigettermati n. norm Matta& 7S, St• Pooraeherebytud . Nam wee d• um palatial Women Rom Mum, or ... w eed. Amid, b des clq el Printer, at the O 0, awe% Oa irralaet el reamers Md. RAILWAYS. THIS DAY, Two o'CLocx. The sham market is generally better to-day, in 'Fite of viry heavy "continuations" on most descrip tsoes, which are being paid for carrying over to the neat account, the settlement of the account falling due on the 31st instant beginning to attract the a tt e ntion of the dealers. Pewee are gam' 1e the up. South &startle have to 23k; Great Nortberns to 18; Great Warta= to 781; Leaden sad Sontb-Westerns to 79; Lasenshirea and sidles is to 68). Bo=li ]yammer — T•iteriai: D.. VILF=6'... ...h.. pg. prile_s4•lo9 10 11 1 i 010 . N 11. a 1P If IS sr 9 lee I Ellis . Illna.Wilakeist Valor Orbad sell Wit ... 4 =" in II II p.. 7 II pm. 77 la la IS* I IS 7 .1 IS 17 la la 74 12 414 N a Meow sod lielybsoll .. Ds Menem „. DOH& aad Belfast Som.. _ . —__ I. Is R. Itg 11.1 I De. 3.17022.) 7 p.C1.1261. Do. D. 1.6 p.O.PreL Du trans Counties ... 10 Do. Dew Pn,L 6p. Ct.. It De. lit., 6 1161 pe, 62, 1662 OS Do.W. is ire. per Ct SI Ilmtes_ 1120ai."66, • •t iII ddr., li :ice 7 — ataE.VITIL) ----., Do. dans IL art e'en° Deir.P . Zo. 6 P. ct.) soli ... ... useLmotrAw•TA p.O [Alabama sad Oliapra Edibargb,roth i t d. walles I taet a er,Yaorll.l g. Enter sad Easing' ... r Prn giffin artne raZa l 7 Dwi i„ Di Oral per Cent. Pre.. • Ot. nonthand Wo*.(lrs.) Western ty ▪ Do. New SO Id Bull and Wiry ii - e, — elb6arei .:. .. —. D. J gum , ~.. Lameamer .6.1 ill Do. 'Mink Leasamer mad fesio.s -4 . . gy I- HO Do.lre Tailaile 254 1a11e..1. f sail kJ k 0. MDi. woo M M 11P 4'6 Leds gi 4 4! Il 1 1;1 31 31 L. _ Do. re rf. sod Birkirsi Um, bright." & LONA New p. • ituinuatewl Ms NO,* Ds. Fret per 1.1.7 Q .... r . IS Do. Osswt. • p..nal Ai Lemke mei Orrawl"... • 0 Posarase laid a IM I !/ Ira ui ti I re I ii us.sisok..m.umm(c) M lama. a rst►w.r.. It' I:II I 39 I Pm 77 4 410. 101 - 54 6 5 Po 36 $7 7 7 db. I 1 1 1,12 '2' - .7 Ile 1 137 IN N di H 13 Pa gli 321, ii I; 6.11iv. - 1 - 26 I. D. *re, SO ... I Os. Ifew ?Mimeo .. • LowateMlear.4g4rOisl. Ii Ilasl6,llst.,nillAbil i di. it.* In i ei ill II w• Pl I Ds.►l 114 s 1 D. Pror SIS eta. 1 D. Di Peshrens 44 M. lir. UAW. Wine pi Ds A.W•heree as Ds. Sam. mud Perby us Da( 8.111. G os Sys.. ssct 123 44 21 lilt 16 i DaL Litmus e Do. Guru. 16 per CL 14.1.411.4"44 iirii 13 *WM Ceara 21 Moultili Masi L I - Prelim* 11, Mr& taalimr‘birs. le Daiwa. Wera.i Waiver. 11 evolaa awl Wpa is fp. 0.126T-rjai• km Kamm It 131 m., Clus • ss Us., limo 8 . . . s Us., New lawifvol;si. 21 . t marnnbery mad Orem 1 [Nor il l,. YID.)) :: .. .. I3j Ds. ss, 1 Dn. ifeweetry .., . 1 Up. New .. ... le, Un. I /Dr I' eest. rewl. . arsvp•hise l awn .., f se Ayala llevall ... .. «. II _ LII• rISOISITIRP ... —. l ima Illalmrdihin „. .. ii tw — iiiiiiis - imai um ..... Ili Ti , Ta taiiii;W:i Willerlonl awl Llearrle Wilirrend mil Itlllorey War Vim I p. 02. pa elm Illas WOK MIIMIMISI, &Troyek. TeitOterreardetalr.fitt DI4 Lit. (Tort& Newts. Its. U.N.LT int eater a. urr Se Se Se IS M is is 1711 ra — Crod Nurth I Assisiteklea (tte lnllr 11•71 — ag;• — i;d7imia6 so Casing Ramie Marais) • Drib Mal& U Mel tear Urea has taireis II Di. II Ifsisessed Way ... X•ylaelmo!Troa?.•... 7 Or Yeasarg ItackAnz .- 10 Parird Ortems 19 Ps& sod Konen ... Is MY sad Atruboarg M Men sad Ram Ile dusk* 'ad Mews 1.11 Tears and Nuns LIVERPOOL. Demob" 27. &room RIM/AWOL—A gust slams pnnded the sacks, today, mad stock moved eB st a n redassios.—Aber• dun. 104—Bitkialtesd, Lucrative, sad Chashlre (late Cher sad Balm.), 17—Caledsaiss, 10)1—Chester sad Holyhead t%F.joar. 54 per cent.), 134—East Luesslare, 114— as sad Yorkshire Costal , 661—Ditto .bons), 74 1 d.—Ditto shun, W. R. b.), SO.—Leads sad Think, 13—Losdea sad North Wooers, 123 i B—Ditto (Mew Mares). y.—Msachuter, BUlllsld, sad Liassla, 26- -Ditto (pest. shaver), 10—Dato (Cl. new put.), 7.16 p.— Midland, 47 7 e.—Ditto (4 shares), 19 6 d.— &Path guts= and Duey, 22}—York sad North Midland, 224 3. LEEDS, Deember 27. Storm larmartos.—The market °maid flatter this mom*: for all dominion's' of shares Leeds and Thinks, wb.sh Wes yesterday dons at 141, closed this meralag at 134. Be. 9d. a. ; East Lancashire, kite* also fallen 4em121 to 121.3.. 91.; North Bridal. from 91 to 81; Groat Nor thama dosed at 171 ; South Emmen sad Damn, at !II York and N rth Micliaadt. at 221; and Laamairs ;tad Yeetuddrs Fifths at 74.8,. 94. die. BIRMINGHAM, Deaffeber ST. STOCI EICHANOI.—The altered Goodin's of the •osay stagiest in ',gado!, yesterday proSseed • aorreepo•dias effect upon the Stock Etchings of this tow•. TM obera market was dull, and the price* of ease ltw of railway declined. The market war, however, somewhat better at its close. Amens the salts were, Load's sad North Weston', 123; North Sudtada, GS sad Si. le. U. dl. MANCHESTER, Dwarder 27. Broca Excutwoa.—Then has beau a ether satire market. Prins opened at the innate rails to which they were deprreeed yoniterdey, bat have gradually baniallad daring the day, and close at a slight @Anna, with a Mew Wing. THE MALMO' ESTATE.—We tmdastasel that this intensive and romastic estate, which has bees fee MGM time la the market, ►u been port-hued by James Menlo., Ess., the pest silk mercer, of Leadoa.-9rw{fs►d Observer. FABRICATION OF COFFEL—A sew species et is dust7 deeerviep the notice of the cffleen of puwis Sale has pet appeared. As Ingenious tradesman has disswirmsd the eat of giving to a composition of his own pespatatlas the roles, sad even the flavour of routed coffee. Mon Ikea this, by mass of a machine he divides this materiel We berry elm semis alike the uatural product aa to be an kle to the ere of the 'stoutest amateur of Moshe. We have musty to believe that a considerable quantity of this menufnetered ceflee hit been columned in this city.— &art Pie& do Lyon. Stu mm, COLLTERB runt Knactimoci hays Mu kin& by the itudoon's Boy Company to poososel to troaosore. Woad, In order to work the coal mho or. MONEY MARKET. THIS DAY. Two o'Cr.oe,w, The market for the hems funds is very ste-,d, to . day, and though the op erations have not b,jeo " o f $ chuseter calculated to impart soy decidr,o. to prices, quotations coutuis, to show s'impteses recovering from the depression eanista by the late unexpected measure of the Bulk directors. COSI& opened at the last quotativa of yesterday's market, 961 to 1 ez die, for the epecing, and soon improved to 961, but a little fiste,eas then supervened, the pries receding to 961, ar,•;, b ei ng now m ut e d t h e um,. at the commencement of business. The Reduced Three per Cents. have been dealt W I at 971 and ; the New Three-and-a-Quarter pee Cuts., at 981 and 1. 0 her stocks were without transactions. The market for the unfunded securities continues heavy, there being a preponderancy of parties desist ons to sell, and few balers. Exchequer Bills el 1,0001. have been sold at 60s. and 595. prem.; do. 6001, at 64e. and 595. In the foreign stock market the only fluctu ation that has occurred is in Mexican Bonds, which are a good deal better , bargains having been concluded as high as 351. This really is more than was to be expected , after the late success of the " bears " in this stock in their at knocking down the price. The sales re to-day are as follows :—Dutch Two and a elf per Cents., 581; Mexican Bonds, 35, ; Do. fee the 31st lust ., 35/, 1 ; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1849, for account, 791 ; Do. Deferred, 351. Russian Four-and-s-Half per Cents., 981. Spanish Active Five per Cents., 171; ditto Par sive, 31. According to the official returns published in the Gazette of last Tuesday, the total note circulation of all the private banks of England and Wales during the week ending the 14th of December was 3,459,0151. In the preceding week the amount was 3,481,1011.; there is consequently a decrease of 22,0661. The note circulation of the Joint-stock banks dining the same week as 2,682,9471. ; and the previeus week's return being 2,705,3111., the decrease is shows to be 22,3641. On taking into consideration the active circulatke of the Barak of England, which, in the week is question was 18,279,6651. (being 427,045/. lees the. the week preceding), we find the aggregate nets circulation of England and Wales to he 24,421,6271, which shows a decrease of 471,4934 as compared with the returns for the previous week ending, December 7. As re gards the fixed issues, the priest° backs were 1,329,8684 and the joint-stock banks 727,0401., below the amount authorised to be issued. ___ ellriD9.—Tau DAY. Doak Rook. 113 14 — - IPO 451:C41174 -4 0. 90i 1 1 00 pir CL Rol War", Oil 1,0 010 . 044 4/ Ct. Co. Lam.. Oa 11106. 00s to GU. 1101111112 711111 VW O. 1 l arta - DO/11“00 1361 . ,11 1 4 4L' It 4: 1 111.14 4 6 per t. , Nes. Di. DO 6 6se• 06, OIL. 10 0 4 per 00 Z•alnlis 116... 79i eci mos sop. 1 torero= 41.1••. 1. 31: 9 u 4 rt r ut :‘ 1 1110 4 2 44 6 3 I 4 4 1 4 .41 ° 0 4. 04‘60160 2 1671 . 4 IT 1 IMO lido.. I I par Ct. Ppaolub OIL. 101 0 C,ahroblea 80. 14 1 I be. D0.T44 *5... 3 me CIL 01 1 Ditto Ps , ry• Ma.. 11 1 24 toy Cl. DO& Ida. MN 61 121 per Ct. V 111411161111 16.14.. 10 2 4 gar 00 DOO 0n... 111 106 N•Dt1011i1 I.oformi Soft. 11 12 COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. PRODUCE MARKET. Corn& —The market opened for the year with a very large and active speculative demand, which remmenesd in November of tin preceding year, founded on the presumed inadequacy of the growth to the consumption in Europe. Oa the let of January the penis of native Ceylon (the con sols of the article) was bat ; on the 14th of the Stime month 11 was wired at 65e. 64., 'which we. the highest point of the year ; it then gradually receded, and on the 31st of May wee quoted at 39.., the lowest point Tnis reaction was very prejudicial to wi sk speculators, and they disappeared from the market. The large holden, how, yer, showed great strength, and they pretty generally held their stocks. From Jane to the present time prime hive gradually al voiced, and are now quoted at 566. 6d. The spe endation now appears to be cooliced to • few powerful operators, who still maintain that the improved conditioa of the continent of Europe wi:l stimulate consump tion, and that our importations will not equal the demand. This, however, it a problem to be solved. As regards the home consumption, It Ins lamentably fallen off from the fret admixture of chicory, which government still sanctions, to the deliinunt of the , and the disgust of the consumer, who pays the retail dealer the price of coffee, and rewires hut half of that article, and the remainder baked dandelion or some such spurious article &led chicory. The rock of coffee in London is rather lager than at %balsams period 'sulfur. Annexed are the prices of native Ceylon soiree at the einscuacement of each month of the you : January, 664. ; February, 634. ; March, 60s. ; April, 61s. ; May, 41s. ; June, 41a. ; July, 434. 64. ; August,l3e. ; September, 46e. ; October, Rs.; November, 64e. 64. ; December, 63e. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. .•. The muket is quiet to-day The demand is firm for Y.C. on the spot, but 'poetasters are more &woo' to sell for for ward defivery.:Town Tallow Is quoted, 365. 6d. ; Petenbars 'Y. C. op the spot, 37s ; all the year, 36e. 6d. ; Jas., Feb , and Much, 365. to 9J. ; last three mouths of 1851. 395. bIIARSIff AYDRAOIS —Tows tallow, 395. 6d. ; fat, by ditto, 2e. Id.; yellow Rueeiao, 38e. 6d.; melted staff, 28e. ; rough ditto, 17s. ; tallow graves, 9r.; pod drop, 80. il : 1 1 si 6 WOOL MARKET.—THIS DAY. The amount of tutelage doing in the private contract mar bet is limited, stillness being the pervading feature at this season of the year; aid the manufacturers having hems so lately inpplied at the public sales, very little is required. There is, boseeest, no chines to notice in price', which remit' steady, with every prospect of continuing so fa some mouths to come. The imports this week have been susll, &melting only of 194 bale* from Illogador, 67 Iron Bamberg, 109 from Alexandria, 19 from Antwerp, sad 2J 'row Constan t I tineple. 11; 4 SMITHFIELD HAY MAIDEET.—THIS DAY. Meson. Crops' and Davis upon Tory little doing, at the following quotations:—Prime Meadow, 72. to 80e. ; inferior, 600. to 6Go. ; Rooms, 6.5.. to 665.; Clover, 70s. to 600., second cat, KW. to 70s. ; Straw. Us. to 255. covENT.OARDI rso else.appi per lb., de to fs Grepee t =7, p. lb., 4. toes per lb., 6d to le Apgar, Weems dense%, p ls. 6d .bue.,3. to Os tkl to de Pears, per doe., le to ie pee hMsl rs.btolb Lowey gere des., le to le ?anatomises,. iamb, 3.1 to ad Vali% derni, per bell des% GI to ad Mt e& Spree% do., le 64 to 2s flabby= pre des., 6.1 to le Cheers pee doe. bombes, le 64 to b 14 L-THIS DAY. pre dos., Pt to Is par 100,, to 10s. Mamas, pa. pMt, Gs swee t, pa lb., 2 2:: S I : pre fr . , Ai to ls Mat; p. bash.. Kb 10 201 ilberts, Bra 4 p. bush., 12s to 14s I F pro 100 lb., 004 to dl. LMES. iitsliote, per lb., Id b Id (belie, per lb, rd to 84 Artwbo, Jerold= per hell - par dos.a to p. bead. , , 4 ►la t w o Ma Praia la.Y, pa PO, 2. to is Ilekaa. per pus, 64 Pa Ss Awpiege.. vs ilk 34 to Maw% air Ins. Nwte lo3l par wt., la 14 pc la ed 14 la 04 p. If Imod,ls toll Camimes, ask litliwApar in n la to la 04 P OO 00041 4 14 Mem par bona% PI Is Is Id Ofinala. rear. Pm. la. to 'park patlatalsw. 44 to is Wok per Mak 011•101 laud* l• dm. la 64 00 40 dare, lel~ so. to is , Lottuoe, 004 p. ISOM le - Coo. pot Nom la to Is Id Zoetloaooro, Is to Is let Bona p. pim a f 0 to 34 Hero la to di bed Ikal. per =ld to to Meelepromy pre pot, lola U $4 reosy par boo* fd to fd Sawity, lorde. Id to Id Memo. per boode. fd lo id ranky. 44 NW, psr to p. boa. Is to - lona, per ta..104 to to limiorrk par WE* IN fd W ld troowors, per dos. berbs, Itheaterb, Tor bud., Is 04 to 2, REDECTIOE OP POSTAGE ON LETTSIS BETWEBE THE UNCTAD KINODOY AND 8111 DIN AND NORWAY.--Ossocal Poet-ogles, December, 1860.—0 s and after let J sent W postage upon letters Pasted to the trained Kingdom sad addremed to Sweden or Norway, and vice sera, whet conveyed via Denmark by the Load= and Hamburg pea. bete, will be reclined to the follewisi uniform rates, via.: Oa letters between the United Kneen' sad Bendel+ le. 3d. the hell mina; on bitten betties Ms Gaited Kingdom and Norway le. 6d. the half ousel i sad as es, freardie to the male in operation in the Useted_lllwadon Ito Island linen. The above niatIMIN rates weep= the British and foreign poetesses die knee, to the gases of their destination, and they my be either pia in selessm, or the letters may be forwarded un pa id, at the option of %it sender, except, however, ea regards registered lettere, the postage open which, m well al the registration AN, must be paid in advanos. The British postage on lenen conveyed between the United Kingdom sad Sweden or Norway by private ships, direst or via Denmark, be reduced to ed. the hall ounce, and soon; and this rate mut be paid in the United Kingdom, the foreign postage on such Wises boles esalleeted is Sweden and Norway mptetimly. Lott= OR bream or Norway, directed to be forwuded by Nee mem of Prance, Prussia, or any other foreign annoy, Dsamark, most be treated in every reopen as letten eet s t treads through such eouninss. British newspapers. addressed to Swedes or Norway, if duly stamped end posted, in amentasee with the anal °Metal rag and worm ripen addressed to the Milted Klugiam frew Swam or Norway will sot be liable to any sharp kr maw le the Milted Kingdom when conveyed by pease of. Denmark, Newspapers transmitted by private dips between tin United /Leith= and Sweden or Norway will be with a pomp of Id. eseb, whit* c: l anl esti tisil ibil a ssi ts use dwpatalted as well ea apes those II AIL ID. 13101. ____ ..........•. Dueler 711, to.. . Lambs Aorus—trook liesieseed, Deseisher 11, to Dometers Dim OP tteaseets— has Oraessoik Doevator 27, to Newell@ Momoo Ciotoomo2, Dianbir 27, to Tomidili Emma—tom lalaseeth, Deteliber 11, to Liam Emost*--eessi Itlpwatl. Dimillsr Ig. to New Nelms Peen Beeraorp—fres Omen,* Dosesiber 27, to Tend liess—trses Deelmath, Doember 21, to imam Hoss—itsi faistieik, Demeter IS, to lANIes leoestsv—lee Dumber 1 7 7. to UNINI JAes—lrso Delosetor 1t 22.2 1 42 23, 02.im Jfisliso 1 Jams 1111119-114IM hos Avow—Ma Ildeide, Deeds 1 1 , to Lilo s —tram amoolook Deeemble 17, Is Oteenta—teas Plmostl, Deoember fo, to .motoliito Owes—from Tabor, slteseellsr IS, to Lon= Pses,—trom Orseesuall. s.m romls' 2 7 , to Istma,m—teen CY DS& 17_, tO Osltutta Boso—tran likavateml. Diumbor V, to. Aatwiep 8, Nteosio—trom ltimeeta, Deeember IS, to ibis ,ter le. risemble m 3 22 to Neemles -..r—from lliel Dortmosik De IL to Pod, %es --leen Oriffirri, Den 27, to Midis - -a Taksomilh Driamler 171, to L VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Emetantia, from New York for Roll, Dee. 20, lat. 49 N. low. 12 W., with for of boats, balwarks, staaokicoss, Rad master washed ovarburd. l Ezoilaior, from Liverpool for New Orleans, Nov. 8, off Antigua. Genevieve (ship), of Liverpool, Dee. 18, lat. 49 N., loft. 11. Kong Oecar, hom Cardiff for Naples, Dec. 22, lat. 48 N., lon .8 W. Idadawuks, from Liverpool for Port Phillip, &c., Oot. 18, lat. 6, lon. 17 W. Morison, from Plymouth for Constantinople, lat. 49.17, lon. 8.20, Dec. 22. Mary Ellen, from Liverpool for the Mauritius, Nov. 18, lat. 4 N , lon. 22 W. Doran (brig), of Shields, from Liverpool for Santa Martha, Nov. 22, lat 48 N., lon. 9 W. Thomas Young, Euon, from Newcastle for Adra, Dee. 2, off Cape St. Vincent. BIRTHS, AND DRATH& BIRTHS. COl.—Dee. 26, at o==rk-hlll, Barre), Alm It. Coz, of a son. DICKII=9II.7Deo. ft, at ILetievallog, Bracashife, Mn. D. Dick .... hem. of • daughter: MACLENZ .5. Dee. 13, at Taunton, the was of IL Mathes :is, • .• The Bulb," of a eon. MAYLIEW.—Dee. 23, the wife of C. Mayhew, Esq., of Argyll-etree t, of a daeghter. POLL—Dee. IS, at Gioneester-terraoe, Ilyde-park-gardene, the wife of W. L Pole, FA., of • son. TMICKL—Des. Se, at New Bridge-street, Bleektriars, Mee. C. J. Mete, of a sot. WIIITL—Deo. 23, at Lassdowse-road, the wire of P. T. White, Faq., of Lincoln's-ink of • eon. MARRIAGES. BERGE—PRICE.—Dee. 24, at Lu' terworth, Leicestershire, by the Rev. E. H. Pelee, the Rey. M. S. Burge, second son of the late W. Burge, Esq.. to Mary Louisa Raffaelle, youngest daughter of the late M. 0. Price, Esq., of Oserneey. CHAPPELL—CHAPPELL.—Dee. 24, at St. Paul's, Hammersmith, by the Rev. E. Repeats, M.A., Chaplain in Ordinary to Her Majeety, and Minister of Grosvenor Chapel, 11100094 Hastings, e.der son of Mt. T. B. Chappell, of Varm.atreet, Berkeley-maim. to Jane. only daughter of the Ws J. A. Chappell, Esq , of ledmeaton, JEEVES-11EATHOOTE..—Den. 24. at St. Paul's, Deptford, by the Rev. B. S. Efinett, Rector, Mr. E. Pave s, of Southampton, to Mar garet, mound daughter of the late Lasut. J. C. Hsitheot of H.NL's 33rd 'Reit. of Foot, of Deptford. RONALUS—TENNENT.—Des. IS, et Glasgow, Dr. E. Ronald.% Pro. lessor atChemistry, Quern's College, Galway, to Barbara Christian, daughter of the late& Teams% Lag., Glades. DEATHS._ ABp9rr. 7 D" : u, at Bpeeaer•etreet, wile of A. Abbott, Pp. COURTNAT.—Deo. D. at Torquay, the Rev. P. Courtney, fourth ena of the late Right Hoe. T. P. Courteuto. GOODRICII.—Dee. 92. AmeW, vile of W. Goodrich, Esq., of King Edward.mreet. leßegtoo - 24, at Montagu-equare, Frederick William Addl. soo, mend end the Rey. H. Hamilton, aged fin years and tour sioialstead wbs. HlLHOUSL— Leteestenh , at Dee. 25 Me Bond.street, Mr. H. Hilhoese, of H, lre, ed 23. BANT.—Des. M. at &ewe% Middlesex. W. Santo Ewb TATI.OII.—Dee. 23 W. B. 8. Tajtor, brother of tho late J. Bydsey Taytor, Iraq., barrister-ablsw, aged 70. WALLACK.His. 23, GlOrgillillll dosage; wife of J. W. Wal -1 laob, DETTirB PATENT BRANDY. in mingle bottles, Protected ley the pcPW icatalde osioules, obounable from all reopeetable epuit moton la tows sad c•Austry ; or. at 3t3a per dozen; and in 2 co= et per igloo, of BE-Mani Co o at 7, smminew- rrHil lIEW OFF BEN NEVIS: the patronised irblekey ILILIL Prince Albert. In 'Mole bottle*, protected by the ;Mont metallic capsules, obtainable from all remeetable twit merchants in town and scummy ; cc at 41e. per dozes, of BltTf aad On, at 7, 6MITTIFIELD-111ARS. PRE STANDARD of COGNAC: the very finest I. foreign Brandy imported; In single bottles, protected by the patent metallis morales, obtainable from all importable spirit mer chants ia town or conatry; or the brown at Me.. and tbe pale at 60e. per doges, 04 BEM and Co., at 7, eIIiTIIrIELDABAILd. FENDERS, STOVES, and FIRE-IRONS.— Bern of the above are requested, before Wily acceding, to ENDERS, WILLIAM S. BURTON'S SHOW-ROOMS, M, OXFORD ST REET (owner of Newinsambre w asna ho. I, NEWMAN.STREET. They are the Ism* In the o and contain ruck an assort meat of FENDERS, STOVES, MN ZS, namnoNs, and GENE RAL IRONMONGERY a cannot be approached elsewhere, either for variety, novelty, Meaty of design, or aquiliteners of work sthiship, while the prime ere on that low se* far which his seta. *dm* has been es celebrated far more than a vim* of • century. ft.t sores with tweezed 01116.1110111te and two ems of bere, El He. to LS ; ditto with armies orsaminte end two seta ot tea, ES Hs. to£lll2a ; beaked fenders corapietcorith itandarde, hme 7a. to SS; reel fenders, from It IS,. to t 6; ditto, with *it ormolu owns meets, from CI ISs. to L'77..; firodrone, from la. 9d. the set to £4 Y. Sylvester and all ether patent stows with radiating hearth plates. CUTLERY, WARRANTED.—The most varied =mimeo( of TABLE CUTLERY in the world, all warranted, la away' selling at WILLIAIaM S. BURTON * 'S, at prtorethat are remune rativetable only d thami. of the ea*. korttandled halms, bem wit use h high th e dam** y. eslibm, Int. per dons; dam* to match, 95.; it to balinco, lapse amen extra; carmen k. M. per peer; larger elem, in wet properties. to Ile. per does ; =teal* with iihor Nerd* has See.; white bons table knime, tram par deka dieser% ; Ss. pee pile; black here labia keine from Ss. per down ; demerte, ; carvers, to ed. ; talkies*. hem le. each. The tersest Mirth at plated dement knives end for* kiwis indether *is, end of the new plated fleb earn* in misters. Ales a Yep amortmest ram* gmthaives, ectimore. Rs, ot the bintignaky. Detailed Condenses, with agravhige dewy Irtaimegeey Mick, sent (per poet) free. WILLIAM S. BURTON'S . itock of GENERAL NUENISHING .. pease ten be employsd to Ole a cornet idea of Ito variety and =teat, partioesers are Invited to call and inspect It. The maw Mantel he envy article not approved or. -39, OXFORD. (eerier et Neveconetreet), and No. I, NEWMAN-STREET, Loatiosu—Dts- Wilted to waimitreet. 1120. THE MOST APPROVED STOVES. The .I.demand far ass CHUNK end VESTA STOVES (separately Cleswren ill eenelsving umbeeed, end numbers having Mee sold Oa ell twee*, •11401 1 0). Minna the lesttessle st dna am gibs Imes bid engerlems sf Oar pronsinently useful qualities, MUZAK B. BMW b mewed °academe In reostruneadhig *take their elsesibmes, ermssey, and safety. During the We ten men they Ism been OW emir d rest comfort In the hed.reoss el the hevelld. semis us Willem temperature throughout the des rid slegg, Mgt sr =Ms if tad, without etteetkes. Partieulers. wW Imeimenfede Men limb et Embed, metes* Ben. Chunk, eta, Teak ben No. t Noriefor warehouses, Ise, hem lea. sesb. nnu n g :lM E o ET ED:STEZa sg emer of Newman-street; end No. 1, V to Wells-street, lila. Ages's NUMweeded beg. THE ONLY STOVE WITHOUT A FLUE.— JOYCE% PATENT, tar erring hallt, pram verrakeeta, eternatcein, kerlinhaeima rep,llo4 sad al diem enterel walk pro ken Ik. tea weeds. Arendltear m4 = met make ar trgiemmt mil, Vera yeti the few er Per, W Nader le bent tar If le 0 ham wither eirAULtr ic iazeat the Kb Prapdatze4 SWAN SIAM Inereepar mid Mal, Demist. Neepterret;7olThell tea the ptlrldal Innerpre le tore se emery. Jer or e% de P e remed Pet de Ile rimet. b. OA par bard, tWole vtalt Wart mem dr VaIe.—LLNUE, lU, Oxturdalreet, awl Ile, Neweeteereat. AVARIATH mad VENTILATION COMBINED. costars PATIOS rods WAIIMAIL 111121TILATIXO WI T IMI Is aim Os mitt @deceive tad obiumet fa di arrait he deatimoduideadili sod v s es e t i la Orb rim : Ilivined 10111 add 111/4 de Id i SA SA; VIll" 1111 las. Mb a deadliest spd da dm. de taluned dr, uslataag te dm. dr dada (mails d dea), sal witulte It la id liaidati dada, atapttlag a madman strum a pare ems da A protpulat lerwordst on soolitoboa to J. E. DOWICIA. 11A Oa -1 Omtiotroot. 'Wore It ow et ma toi opintloo. CARPETS. —ROYAL VICTORIA FELT CAR lb•_, PITING.—Ths prime puled Wes pteallarte IMO at enemy, pills sheen Ode (howled= d Oarpeelm the ohm. tOS ldi alliesay =IN el* eitt a l l =l4 at a gait asieetof the plea Penhaans era teadiesei apaisee bmits tiara To Tel Clavrge alarm, dulipea " Ileral %Mork Otopeillm• Ilan at ell Treselahle and loam la Lulea ma lb ,ead la sidle Wank Us MOM Eason. The Paint Voila CY& y alto semaleeteme tells tame. emberee me Omsk at Ur hew walls ideas are la owl wok* d etyle art esisar; hiek •hlt he peahen plate alma slut. oldie leeteliadall. Bea; litowtoe its takalesey ea s tass~s; hlt valametlet dabs In atalt NA lawn ; pine Iliela—lenahetarlea : 12ea a si ilk, - leaisi all lereash.reae. Imam Wheleiaie Warehoosea, oaly, at I, Levoiaaa Wesialreet, Chasalie. ADIEB' UNDER-CLOTHING.— Mrs. III7MPHRETS bp to all the attatko or Lem to her fresh et IMINIII.CLOTIMIS. MST LOW, sad eslldr sr the wow rid di blob mom • ibt k ir e tr os e t ir pleb tek Ozlerdoirest•lbe Axes net et .ftesre). le, Irma Lye-num Decesebet 27. A LL tae BEST BOOKS of the Nas he Iteol es the del d puilleatka has KM= arumius ( 61417 m =etg i ttOstata pet i rm. aeytll Fiegeethell 2 PPIT =xi= mozaikVp: Klaphiet, ibewsltiremee. Tear. 1342 12 9,744 1646 6,374 1347 $1 1643 33 13,793 1949 34 21,716 1950 :a 18,332 11,151 2,797 4,374 6,226 9,742 13,366 The amount which theeetsocieties bare then been instrumental in inducing the Loudon poor to lay by from the produce of their own Industry bait amounted to £lO,OOO, while the oat to the Association has been in the whole very hale more than £1,600. The receipts of the Association have this year !alien very far short of the expenditure. But the Committee rely with confidence upon the liberality of a Christian public, who have hitherto shown their estimation of the advantages and importance of this Associstion, and to whom, at this seism of the year, their appeal on behalf of the de serving poor has never been addressed in vain. The following donations end subscriptions have not been previonsl acknowledged by public advertis:ment : The Viscount Gage a i m o Bra. llopkins • 4 Thomas Turner, Eeq a I I William Millar, Philip Casenove, Req • 1 Msesrs.Baiss and Co. 10. • Miss J. H. Duffield I Mrs. Stooks a P. J. IL I Major Jett Sharpe .a The Dean of Gloucester... I ' Charles Dingwall, Saq a C.l I , Rev. A. P. Kelly .a Rev. T. Beaver 1 I Charles Revery, Es; a J. R. Soden, Eui.... ..... 1 I James Beatunoat, Req a Messrs. Dawes end C0....a - C. Pemberton, Esq J. Reynolds, Esq nth d B. Whitelock, Eoq The Rev. Dr. Warneford... Mrs. lAdy sed ria 2ZZlour a a W. Cririe, Esq..— ....... • R. Mewl!, Esq. a The Mies Murray .a Justinian Petty, Esq. Lord John Fanny ...7th d Mho Wear. .a Major-General Reeve R. B. lays, Reg ....a Rev. W. Fisher i Baron Wenner, Reg .a Mre. Fisher .. .... . . . Mrs. Baron Rehear .a 11. Merccron, Eng.... Mitt Ma W • Mrs. Mere , ion Colonel W. Cochrane ..... Mrs. B. Gazelee ....... ... Lieut,CoL th Wm. Suvan, James Austin, Fog. ..n " 2nd don. 1 Viscount Ebringtos ...a W. 0. Mount, Esq • I Miss Stooks A Hun. Mr. Judas Cab- P. J. King, PAq a ridge .a C. B. Ford, Esti _ ...5 F. ilollend, Egg- • Rev. Thomas Dale .....a Per the Joint Stoei .- 11Sitk. Miss Martineau a Sir Charles Said . ~.., , Mies Raider AI Rev. 0. A. Smyth ...Mid Mr. Pogh .a J. O. Prit1=.....„.. a Rev. C. a Sir lknry P. S. Ilt i r l Esq... Ales. I=Faii ii ......: 1 Rev. Henry llowarth • James • Henry Southouee, Eau—. O. B. Allan, 14 a Mite Caroline Ilaber....a Thomas Cleke, Reg. a E. P. Rev. Dr. ktobiama. a Frederick Lack, Eng lere received by the undermentioned bankers: At the West Eod— Messes. I icrrlee, Farquhar, and Co, St. Jarace's.street. Mara Drummood, Lharlug Cross. Messrs. Contra and Co, Strand. In the City— Messrs. Hoare, Fteet.atreet. Mears. Williams. Deacon, and Co., Hinton-lane. Messrs. Barclay, Bevan. end Co.. Lombard-street And by the Secretary, at the ice of the Association, No. 4, Bt. liartin'e.plsos, Trafalgar-square. Donate= of Xi* and upwards may be paid la four anneal instal meets. a. 1 ,44 MI" a 0 0 0 1 u ue ~~ ly 111 '7 oe lie if 331 123 1211ki 4 oft 12 1 M. "B 71. 764 13 Is Ms. kok 414. 71 1 4 Pa ls is 444 re 111 414. is so me N 21 din 44i 4; 114 1.1 die 14 24 1311 130 S II 21 12 14 an. Y' I 84 at. 171 ti U as 7 7 4 0-. I II 7 7 I pi 171 14 di& 113 11 II LI ID II U n 3 II di, 9 7.r 44 IPA fle 44 . 45.. iii i iI m.. die. II 17 I 41. ,i . .. 16 31 16 41 1 dila I 1 pak O I "I.K. 9 2 13 13 11 31 316 23 33 11 27 , 6 !dl. 11 3 111 1 If 1/j die 3 17 e He II 9 111 11/14 THE EXPRESS, SATURD. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. Baeraisar, Deo. 28, 1860. The State of th e Weather at thals el th e lodowies at Nine cedar& yesterday months& The UI arrearsd is order of Istitede. unapt is craw oi masa.. ---- 11 2! 088 °I 71•06 Add "=. al lab al Wallim laTi.vxmon.ar/aart xr.....wpoe -a ,gr t N . 7 Kaanowin (Masai) 1C W. Ocala arias Palbay Cloudy vm_eg 0b.i.,. D. limmors----. LW. calm POITMOCIII ...... ...... W. Ole 0•111.111111 BZPOSTOII N. Oda Omuta Karma ....... N. Oestalliesse Paal9ll7 Cltnalr A ses rimiips-kin Soursairros -..... LW. Ctrl. Foarl etasia-.0.a Owens taxman —. N. Guellalrass Omni Doza or sems-ilra TIM MIMI Lhapaaaaa........- LW. 011•1 01 , 111•14 Eccium-frala Nam causwicu....- Oast eanast SODOCIA-4W. 1,1 7 ,80 wanes -.......- W. = Airs Magma Fuser erwaisP-Itan Camas taaarra; ..••.......- N. Grab Draw °m as t Rocr-trai Nasal* Comma Mossy ............ BILIUMNIAM W. Osatat Wan Tertlany Cloudy j... D. 3.-1.8. Presuomana-.- LW. 011 a = aaaal JANE 10111iTalla M T AILISOUTU » W. Cisaislimis Lllo*-tion Orasairl arwAc W. Osnaellnen Des,-dn. PIM. O Insarom., W. Oiu.naon .Tali Orals aresaa Pada, Coady p„, , f,„,. 0,...1 Iluicasria„ LW. =Wan Omaha fams*am-feen Claw Mama ewes-4TM Omani Ow. . ..... . .. .»....» N.& Cilia ltallal 0011 0 SAN Niceur4ken IN bano.. .... BIATIOCII N.W. 0.018 Mum Madam Vtou.urt -ben Dora &tam lanraraoa THIS, DAY Noox. Clow. ci W. Strength or Wind. Mg* ot Clood Miffither. W. Gentle Breese. y. Tim warns from the following platin did sot rood' skis Oki in Um tar pablkiatke yesterday i they *sedan in itiate the 'toted Use woman( on Thanday wonting at num o'clock. MVIIOIII.III Pena _ ftartntoirra N.W. N.W. &W. N. aw. W.N.W. 0= Nwaseimme 4 thWklbuse ftnayandy Gmtleftme Chemist Clentlelireese Omelet thistbarase BYe Can floullialmw P0rt114404m4 OmW Brae hAWlyamd, Cilmlisamma PieWlyamdy Latoorres Laws Itumsvian HILLID TN A FIGHT.—On Thursday, the 19th hue, an Inquest was held at Weaselled, on the body of Wm. Read, • laboarer, 60 years old, who it appeared bed died tram Warns received in • fight with another labourer, named Jeeeph Jelly. John Sits:all said—Last Saturday week, assessed, myself, Joseph Jolly, and two or three ethers had been pulling a shed down for Skennerton, of Wanatead. After we had got it down we were taking per: of it away in a cart which we were drawing ourselves. My self and Bonner were in the shafts. Jolly and deceased were shoving behind. Jost this side of Mr. Finnis they Gil out. One said be shoved more than the other; in a few minutes they got to high words , and Read struck Jolly ; we kept on for a rod or so till we missed their shoving ; then I looked back and saw them just going at it. Conner sod myself went up to them; they were then fighting and several blows passed between them; they had tour sr five or sit rounds—each RW4 tell three or four times, and I picked him up; ' they generally fell together; they might have been I fighting tea or twelve rounds ; at last we parted them. Read was then very 'well; he walked very well, there was blood on his nose and face—he was bleeding from a cat on his forebear' and down his nose; thin he got when he fell in the road when they began fighting; that was, in the first round. Re was going to strike Jolly, missed him, and then fell upon his face. Both were • little fresh. This was about three o'clock in the afternoon, and at a little after that time I left bins with hi. sou on hie way home. I did not see him agaio.—Frederick Collins, of Walthametow, surgeen : I was called to deceased last Wednesday week night. I found his face swollen and in flamed; he was suffr - ving from a severe attack of erysipelas, his rowers appe Ired to bo sinking, and he never again rallied. Over the left temple, and on his forehead, were several snatches, ea If he had fallen on to gravel they were merely superficial. I continued to attend him until his death, which took place on Tuesday night at eight o'clock.—The jury returned a verdict of "Manslaughter " I against Jueph Jolly, for whose apprehension • warrant was signed sad • commitment blued. [Advertisement.] —AN AFFECTION or nu 'Anti 1,1111 KIUMBTII CIIIIXD ST 110LIAWAT'S PILLS AT INDIRT. New 1110471 . 11 Aerie.—Esteset ors letter from Mr. J. K. He'd" of Sydney, dated Sept. 30, leer To Professor Holloway. tar,-1 have the *mom 5e Worm you that Stuart A. Dudek's!" Kee., an eminent neereheat and !agriculture.; too • ...Fauns of this sown, paretresdi of see 14i. worth of your esoluiers to forward to his •latep stations le flew ingland, in ouirequrnoe of the extraordinary cure perlonned in 10 days on one of his overseers of an &Kettles of the List and kidneys, awe the best medical advice, tried for months, had failed. (Signed) J.B.Herros."—oold by all drsiggisro, and at Proleinor Holloway's eldiehme" 211, Strand, London. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. Ohms,. CerrespwicatNthe • ghlpglai easet•," abl •Ustre CASUALTIES. Admiral Moorsom, RObeetso7, ;lug in the Mole loading, and having about three.fourtha of her cargo on board, meek the ground heavily during a string breese at NW., the water having fallen suddenly three_ or four feet; cargo diseherging.—Odessa, Dec. 13. Corinthian Lass, W.,re, from Odessa, was driven on shore in the Baspsorus, and had her rudder, Ao., destroyed.—Con. atautinople, Dec. 11. Four Sisters, Coulson, of North Shields, lying at her loading berth at Karamote, was blown over on her aide and filled daring a hurricane at WSW., Nov. 30: mew saved.—Sa. lonic*, Dee. 12. Lucy, Mill, et Montrose, parsed the Sound, from Dantzio for Hull, Oct. 25, and has not since been heard of. Martha Ellen, Petrie, from Newcastle, in entering the port of Havre on the night of Deo. 21, got on shore behind the Gill, hut came off next, tide, sod does not appear to have sustained much damage. New Hampshire, from New York, arrived at Liverpool, on 27th instant, with put of cargo thrown overboard. Planet, lion St John's, Newfouoillar.d, for Lsadon, has put is with sails blow away and other damage, making a great deal of water.—Torquay, Dee. 26. SEABORNE MAILS. Day whes loading in Oeueral Poet- Otlke Leedom. rrona what Pees despiddled. Whoa due. Aseetes (ebb New Tait; by British pact)... 74 lea. %eerie& (eta Bobo by &Web whet) Niles. 17 bestries(byoshed Steteel a= ) .14 ha. 10 31 1 11114 Brazil Boom Ayer eth of the meek CalihishOsatagreelet 17th et theseallt` Cape of Good Hope 11 lunar/ Central Mucks .N heikletbefasolh Chetwel lake ...... qta.,yeLAIPAL Qtu ****** 7.71 Mica" rfillia I kNITTIse deft.. --... Wirer Is Prig Ham" Moira & &Pm Besions r. x IT& et dr ass& hilt Ilan tt w&Or.. Tale Ms Seetbarpt.lN NO et the ire& lath (ra Mantilier 11 71101110•1 ma& Modberearsa(vis MO, awns) Mil as Mr& Urtiterrastra (via Mr - winos) Morn II tad at tae Meth Inuesols Y 7thllthinbef ire Pen II 17r at the meth Wad taros II 17th at the math War laths Omer Ha rank and Norma) 511.1 d ot the math • II *ran that tear air an or Ins by t h e dibt—and It In the maralmg—lnp ice_ . u .. pa ._.. 7 , ii:timapiesroi.7ts ovis lab ..... darborptoe. Jas. 5 . 14.711.8 a I L larlmaras. aa. 3 Dar treads. , 1am1am......... Larva --. Mr 1 liarmars. 30 1 pa an. 38 Darr --.. Jaa. I loarmarbia. aa. 23 Dow —.. Ism 3 4nrirrat. Jas. 3 Sotrarran. ma. 3 norltaarra. Ina, 10 Soarrrasa, In. 10 Southampton. Jaa. I ■ the Onteral Purser . - ♦BKIVKD. Atseas—at Hull, Me:ember IS, teem Tombs Armors. Jars—at 110.11, Desembor IS, from It. Jaba's Aseesu—st Itoobsoter, Deember 211, from.. .. MICIIIIMILMXI—at Demi. Delesseer N. bow ..... v..— Itio= Are. laso—oe Dover, Deemeese St, from. Hertali Amer—orPernasoe, December U. from W. Illeimero Asure—et Gramm & Demiber IS, Me ..Aamilleiri Almrsaism—at Orammod, Derember V, teem Aatworp Assertoso—ot Liverpool, Deember 27, /MIN BAlMOSal — at Liverpool Duman 27, nem.....-- ..... Bass.—et Liverpool, Dmemeer V, from .....,...._ „....Herne.......Heme bomeem—et Liverpool. Demeter 27, trem......W. .kas'e. A.D. Cm or ticereemer-at Orevemed., Dereeelar 11, tem Dunkirk Oome—st IMAM, December 27, teas item Tort Caomorr—stDesl, December Il t teem. Ireemoilo Drour—of St. Mesa% Heed, Dosemble IS, Irea 14ev Tort formos—st Hell. December 2S, from . ..... DWI Erna —at Liverpool. Dommber 37, trees lump-si Liverpool, Diemen 27, trot . ... , ... ...NM = Tam avesr-eire—atOre DOIMILIie Si, ill= .11ottorisai Mimes Memos—ea Osveesd, Doseester 27, tom Dieppe Yeernves—err Demi. Deeemlee IS, teem Ilevemotio (11141UT011-111 Liverpool. Demmter 27, from. Aleseadrls Hamm—of Clusemelows Docember 211, from. Races% N.B. booster—off Deol. December 14 tram m t = Imamas-etOkoter, Dumb" re, from P. E. Wee Weeser-et Liverpool, Deember *7, kw New Tot Inae Wara-et 0211=Dosember 17, frea...N.Joke's, N.D. lace-et Erbml, Jam Lurs-et Deseslier 81, ire - a. Jeue-eilkeeerepl. Deember 17, from Jceeranee—st Opmemed. Decombor 27, fro.— .. ......11atiabig Jammu Horesseem—st Gleam, Decombor 2S, ...... tpeolboo Lou essur-et Ihairpal, Deneater 17, from Dome Lear Pier-et Deramber Di, tram NI. Aka% lIIJL lar-ra Desenter , Isom-7-, triaa .... .7- ,= Loa 1. A Demnalar . l Ibmises-al ikeeeend, Demobs, 27, from ....- = Ilerav-at Limped, Dumber 17, tr01e.........N. Mee. X.B. liesnmee-et INerpast. Desaabse 22, trem........J1L A.D. Ileaeaxer-al IS I, Denialer 37, Mei Nemo Pora-er libearib. Danaher Ilk fres.- ... Mb Near Jena-et Quimeleen. Dissakw Is. trare,...........fteppe Dew Huey-ta limped, Deasseber 17, traa 11w Tali Owe via Nseeee-ei Die. 17, treat Dialeedue Oae-el em = DeNeibie Stem Om 111, tram ... ... Oat Cleaor- ant. So arm Were Tort team 11ear-olf Deli. N, tees...._ Devr Tart =l ff orea-el, IDYL Daimler 114. fro lap St. AIWA MA Delimiter N, tram Oesliee rase- of Niaerth, Deenalse SI, tram Purim Dawns-et Graramed, Dsoneker 16, triza 511Ismild Raimr-wt BIWA Drawler If, ben. Ailkeese ueder *IIe LOUTHWARK FUND for SCHOOLS and The Bight ftevetend the 1:01t0 - 131;i1OP of WI Henry Kispeote, him. Reverend Jeffery Foot. Tacasuasn.—henry Syke4 Thornton, Esq. Oftlee—No. 4, St. Martin's-place, Trafulaaraquart. The Southwark Fund wee opened lathe year ISO, to supply, as far ' mita means extended, the spiritual and educational deficiencies of the densely-thronged and ill-provided district on the south .itie of the Thames The perishes of that part of the metropolis, haying a popula. ties of nearly 320,1.00 mule, preempted church .sac-maroodauen for no nogg than 40,000, and school provieran for less than 9,000. A great abet was made to meet a destitution so fearful in itself, and so full of Mime evil. A rum amounting to 530,000 was amtributed for the .senors of schools anti churches in the disirict, in the earnest bops that what was thus lent ur.to the Lord would be blamed with a rich &bark by as increase of religious knowledge and of metal im- pneomeat. la the lb years which have now elapsed since the Southwark Fund was instituted, it has been, under God's blessing, instrumental in pirating within the pariah.. in question no fewer than six churches Odd Weft Ws of schools, the churches providing scoornmodation Inn 1,7911 and the ethools for 3,552. The tab! 'zealot contributed towards the cost of these various waits by the Southwark Fund has exceeded 1:33,600. But whilst very meeb has been done, a vast work remains to be accomplished. In Southwark and Lambeth there are districts of 0.000, 7,000, and 9,090 louts without any church; end, in more than one instance, &rib ald miy educational provision. The neighbourhood of the Wallahs stet and Waterloo-roads pecularly needs church accommodation; and spneetorthise would probably be afforded for bu il ding in those de- Mott were ealllcient funds placed at the disposal of the committee. It bee been emaimated that aft. r all that has been effected towards vb. *bag shwa moommodalion for one-third only of the population of these within, a deficiency of filkOSO Attirp remains to be supplied; mad Is Sad the wheel-room requialte according to the Parliamentary atiosele, accommodation for 25,000 la still to be provided. The park& of b. George the Martyr may be takm ita an illustralon al the Seid lyams& "bleb toe operatics' of this fund have to be conducted. Seven ego tbat great perish, containing a population et mere then "000 bah, bad only one church, with three clergymen, and Me est M smooch. lt has now bur churches, ten elergYmen. end three sets of schools. But there Mill remains a population of full :It seek abasked to the moths: church, foe whom additional gad amoral superintendence are most urgently required. The gemildttse denim funds to enable them to complete the subdivision ankle whit tato diotriote with populations not exceeding 7,000 or 8,000 min the WWI at Lambeth obtains a disblet, recently assigned by the Fecasintbal embracing a population of 1,000, but =Sher skareksar or building saitabless a temporary be the of vine worship! This district com pel= be an the shore cd the river names, adjacent bs Walde► sed arecomely witldn leo minutes' reach of the seam at the nistropella The sammitbe are desirous, immedi for t ately their bob win% to nein was as may be possible he want iegniamento el this An ediessa ISMS el the lame else recently assigned, con tains neither Asa gat ellaisle. melee le performed in a noes had Sir she dopy wI Abide led oseatomodetion for 100 or ING ant era peglietbad 161118. lade dletrist comprises the worst pat et the Wilerloweeed ad Labia Senb—isealitiss painfully neledens kr imbibers sod . A site for both thumb and admit Is snail els whale bin crew the Arch =g Colatemy asenlei be she the freehold, resided the Paned son be amodal. alsw ame Wahl be welle4 apsdally that of the parish W . , i s it e I I ..• te S . •ti =or :111=1 1 1 7 , enmailly Ss MOS lowan Se eammlitee son alms et &soda Irk atoolbslle the Sit leihase, if Mopeds mem aro placed at dleamels We in the midst et Ude densely- dated diserkt thet the church whom hen amid a sow sawearay and hes Voile a ?diatom Peltdel ewer by ow sae ameael the title of " landewsele." and who seehal bye std waded for Side theetegled amiss ad kr their mg b puegsgatlng the Masa ask Mb. IS lobe Mee lamina thee p oniklyavow !WOW teds dm& their Mesta Is be the maseee etas whom Ind Mal et ablinal harestiom It amen tacos- WS • Paelmbete lo maks sea shame wain se may at lend &who tho spina et the argenseat whisk tt as they esementy erg% dist "the aura et imprel le sthee year maies dnal." and the she dom not nosh the pea maw et the destitute emler. It at le it Se express wish, and Ida the melba d the Lad Bishop of the akeeles that the samba asee ie. thin taste to the at tention et lho pale. and added mean hslty ha berme tomb to weds Yo s goomente So poet and Impsitat week they bare mierleam Thies Is no Met ri c* he the metropolia—they Raisin at. ..... v.a p = for which aid is so ently require& Tim maw to of anthem* and lAmboth are Gw ; to B=o of thent the immittee ere Indebal metics' Ira Mad ensport. la the pea be theme parlis aides e cos ,iededlaid Yam mom UsewMws-"Yaw enly issarea bp the most Casey et our peakissi sake AIM, be wadi Se leak et lbealdline Oda k ma swasheinettSbist• It In Is o*. Sit Os iimm Sr risewel Sae; ad dry se Irk side Oirs listig, *sic mat SS satt be endiplar i L mosa hlhiSaiLloinss Plea limidakse. Sams. illidsswe. l3l.l llllllessoll Oa. fradisHAinet. Mews. Dna= ma On. Leasodsomid. Mmes. Diumand.Ohnilahmull Wears Beam Plesesleset As,p eAs am" Ite. IL Meths.-plea, Trafalgar-spare, Lain. une w r i r to entimibas to Memel, It they think fit, that Sir is. liell be to the wads of churches or et sob" us pudic . 6 = l llllo % wag. that their pram shall be applied to pati nas, periane er tspists may elm be made, U Simi. by annul instalments. ~~l~`