The Express. — London, England, 1861-12-14 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGICNCL (THIS DAY.) COURT OF 00301031 PL/Lifi SECOND OOURT. smi a . c e is Nisi Pries in Loses. (Wan Mr. Julies Dyke awl yeas' ivy.) O.IIItLET e. 0 0001:117.—Ini IleCLVtlei can. rA rrieraruag at NY case vas ,seamed this taarsiag. It. 111. Chambers, es behalf at tie plmietitY. manned up a ermine:, at very vat length, sad the came bad not 1u.1.1 at the time at oar going to press. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. Meters the Judge Ordinary.) (emir.) r. WATIOuN AND WILAIN , ON. I .. hearth,: .4 this pis{ heard case was mourned this b.. 'wag, when .I.on - ifssris, a waiter at the Bridge-house Hutrl , CUM. 1.• t.ted UM' erwleaua 41.P.41.1% 11)1011 , th.it ou the 2nd M.y. I.'ol, the respoinlout• stayed at that Louse. The ollee•• salted wits... if ho would roc-etre letters front tm. sail post thesis *gam fur Lou. Promised to du so, aad the gestionusa thereupon, `are witness 7is. On the 4th„ w toss reversed three letters from Paris, which be posted !hood the 4entlenten call the lady " , dear." 11.1 sews the gentleniso since in Sonierset street, m the pre senee of the oath,. 1;olo1i And another person. Had not ern the holy WWI, ; hut the phonitpaph produced is like tri. It is aut. however. a gnod !throes.. The Hee. Jaffa Moreton, of Los wroth. near St. Neot's Ate brother-la-law of Mi. Wilkinson. Mrs. Wahiawa ..ale to MO OS the 3tll of May, 1 / 4 no, rind stayed at toy house sly 'loathe. Did mot see Mr. Wilkinson during that time. Martha 1 4 1.1001 recalled -Identified the photograph of Lily Waimea. lt, was a pretty good likeness, s ad aa y one recligaiseft !blows. liersard - Courtarde (examined through on interpreter) —I live at Llogn;rws de Bigotry, in the Pyrenees. Au, • guide and a letter , at of hones. There as as hotel there called the Hotel de Hula, of which I have bees guile for tau yellif. 1 OIOCUW commissions for the picots whoa they require it. and Igo out es lienebeek with them. is July, DINO, there were a lady sad petiolate at the hotel. They occupied No. 21, which is • bedroom. They were ten days at Begaires and I saw them aterwarde at Liu. I went with them about the moustaine for more than • re...nth altogether. They talked • good deal togmber in Engli.h but they ape's* to me in French. The lady spoke Letter Freoi.b than the gentlerima. They mule ~caissons together alone. One tiaterday they had made at rangenteuts for a money. I west to their room at .1% to the mut tiin•- * . I knocked at the door, amid after a little time they told our to come in, and she pee bun a shawl wbr I, they would require on the mountain. They wars Loth there soil slum. M i.tanie had on her stays sal petit pion), but not her gown ; monsieur haul ou his:browsers and waot...ut, but ant ma rout. They were absent Oa their X - 01111 M .11 that day eight or nine hours. Was with them. tioother oce.me l went with them to the Pio de Midi. We were all three on horseback. We started about WOG, mai dept at the Pic de Mali, where there is ea hoteL We .arts: again the next morning at half-past three t o ascen d Vie 1r..... That day the lady fell from We hens, The gent:, loan is alightiog alai fell from his bone into the 1.111.1. and then Ile ran to look for the lady. lie found her half way up the Pic, sod carried her on his shoulders to the hotel. Her left writ was broken. The gentleman received cut 00 the foreheed. lie went himself to fetch • doctor from Barge, aunt ado • ;04 . f tit r for both. They were taken to • pnvaie house. I touleaplints forth, lady's arm. 'did not.se thew again on that occasion ; teat I met them again about three weeks after at Cavaroi, and again at Coteraise. Have seen the gentleness io Laskin. Duce I was alms, and owe I ma, to compauy with a perms named !Mama, whet 1 saw boa. 11n another (meows Colonel de Morel was with isa, 1-ast Sunday morales I win taken by Mr. Doseville in • cab ton church where 1 maw the lady who fell earth. Pic de Midi. I sail to her " You must sot exert yourself, nuakime, tut you are the lady who had a fall as the Pic de Midi." :the bad on a veil, but it was trauspareut, sod I sew it raised. 'olouel de Boca was present. Cross•exainiued W hen I first saw Ler she was in the street, smug into the church. I saw her • second time as she came out. Colonel de Meet joined us in the iotervaL 11r. I ioneville placed himself by the side of the lady, but did not stop her. Wu did not surround her. Colonel de Moo I said to me, "Is that the lady awl 1 said it was. She had stayed behind is the &arch till almost everyone had left. I was right in frost .4 her ; and the lady made a half.turm as if to g. Issek into the clench. Did out see Mr. Dow calls try to tear off ot raise the lady's veil. Del sot pay attention to it. ('snout say who raised her veil l ' it wee sot turd under her chin. She burst into teen, bat it was poly when I mid. Recollect, madman, that it was I who aaw you fall in the rm." She mid something to Camel de Morel, who the. spoke tp Mr. Doseville. This eucounter hell plays on the church stele. 1 kaow the face as well as I know that of my wife. (Laughter.) By Mr. Macaulay for the eo-rorpoodeet — The !load de Paris has about sixty rooms ; but the house was nut yet full, the season sot hieing fully commenced. Was sot • serveat of the hotel. Iteceived my orders fur the horses from the gestlerusa at the dour of the house. No. 22 is on the second door, The hotel-keeper is Y. Lim—he is alive aid well. Dariag the ma ws Um- re are tn." al WINO servants aIKI two Ira - um M. Liam is a widower. but he haw two sisters living with Wm W. first spokes toaboutthis affair at the beginning of Sep. igniter la.t. . . (The case wee proorectiss wises we west to prem.] COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Wore Mr. Cossasesieser Holroyd.) IX RS ivy* JACKAO3.--ArrUCATION rum UlaalAW2 ILEIL SLU. The haaltrept. sow • primmer Wlitenum-ntreet piste, lota trrfee.beere keeper of erceratrett. MAMA applied lug Ws drawee. He was °opened on the= that the debt fur Ouch h i was is weetady And Ines costrart•J I.y uniaropreseseatias. It eon prated that the lataknapt had deeponed d • .tien Anton in Facriapits-starket to • pew eared hu.tuk lot .rued sorter is to the Loom dew he the holm The wearer anus illereerei that lb' hansom wee by so ewes equal to whet the bank rupt had repreageted • tberespea be brought hit adios, sad nrcourrad • Imes; fur VAL Jamison west to prises, and sow •pplind tar bindingness*. Hu Honour ma M clatarlared We was a cam which calm. +aims Has exceptions apecifiwl is the 112th..etioe af Übe Bankruptcy l'aeaulniatiou Act, nod in which, conso• quantly, Le Mel no jutiadiettos. Tint al.pliallacen wan* lender., be rause& (Frform Mr. Commissiorr (krolhum.) IN ac AIITUVII Ul rrit rum AMU§ AIM DUYVIL Tb• Issakrupt arm a straw hat ii.rufactarmr 7ams. stmt. The !mums of his car ems resumed by most from tb. last sitter, rid occupied tb. err art Mr. Bagley mad Mr. Lawn opposed; Xt. &rind soppotte.! ooly ooliooololo iscitkot is tho eon was the Mood of a wirer, Mr. Wm. float, drops, of Handily. to tab lb. oath. He dal not skins szesaptine r a asparrir, er r "oos of the people called quaker," but simply as Ur pound that b. had a mrcientious objectir to iskias as oath. Its 'hamar. referring to the act for the relied of row mast% said be sk.oold wish to know the recede of the witnese's objection, and woe* eras his "Phi l3o . Mr. Hunt mid that his religions belief wee meanly that a the irJ este:lee ; but be throated from olio or two of them, includieg that which related to the lee/Wawa of oaths. lle bail early been lad to the conviction of Wit Rs lawfulogas, and had bad his ob''ecWs allowedly the late Lord Campbell, when Lord Ch Justice. sod ales . s tli Mr fierpiant Adams, the seseitant jedge of the loorsioos. He hod Noce read the works of Backlionee„ the quaker, and sea. strengthened in his objection to tads( an oath. Ha Honour said, while giving Mr. Hunt credit for the moat perfect sincerity, he was sorry that lie amid not allow the objection un the grounds be had urged. He could Dot take his rent. e cider he was sworn. The witne.s still dcdtued, sad was allowial to Leave the box. Mr. Bagley thereupoo declined to proceed with the tam Th. tonal-tape was thew exseWatid Yr. Saved i• own behalf. Cliim - litely the case vas adjsumed. Tar. CONVICT Rssrs.—No respite of the oonvict Reeve has yet been 'cawed by the antherities of Ample, although the execution is Axed to take place on illosday moraise. The admitted,' yoga( men has conducted him self with geed ealause Secs his esedesee. Great exertions have bees made to °Maim a remimics cif the sentesce. and it is yet expected that SW George Grey will order the exemitios to be eta/ed. A CHASM or rucsweice Stn AYTLA A (As Bombay the deeds of Deeded were eclipsed, me far.. di Lana r concerned, by an tontine; run between a well tomes thief, weed Burnell, and one of the Somerset county ceeetabalary. Barnett was at large on a ticket of leave, a @esteem of four years' peed *maids having been deemed by the authorities to have expired, but is reality he bed rely been kept at forced labour for three years. Arrived is this town (Taunton), he re v-mimeses, his career of mime by robbing a re lative of M. The lose having been doeovered, and Burnell suspected, a policemaa wan put upon Ma trail. No sooner dal be espy the " invisible blue" than has gave " leg led." the concerns following in hot pursuit. By the honks of the canel. over badges and ditches., with incredible speod. Bissell new, the policeman s gallantly " main( tracks." Steve n mike were travened. and the beighbouriag town of Wellington reached; here Burnell "doubled," retracing his steps towards Taunton, at which town the p oliceman, evidently comiderably distresied. ran him mem "to earth." sad cieeeeded in securing him, bet nee whitest a struggle at Ilia leet.—Bristol arp. HZTERVINZI, SCICIBB BY • LONATIC.--A lunatic gamed June/ Jukes, who, sites the Gib et September last, ha. bees an inmate of tin: Fisheries Home Asylum, &dis bar!, committed auiriole in a most &itemised snaneer on liVeleceday, by throwing himself beneath a hove train on the tired Weet , ro Railway, nearly mid-way between Salisbury and 'Winos. The deemed sealed two walls, about tee feet high, and then got epos the railway, which for some dIALSLoCe funs ruTILIIII with the asylum Immo& THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 14, 1861. FINSBURY ELB(71()N. 7 17111 NOMINATION. (THIS DAY.) The nomination of candidates to supply the vacancy in the House of Common', occasioned by the death of Mr. Thomas buncombe, took place at noon this day at Clerkenwell•green. The re.appearaDlX a Mr. Cox had pre viously secured for the proceedings a much greater amount of interest than wna at one time anticipated, and accordingly the gathering on the hustings, and in front of it, II 11.4 very numerous. The accommodation provide.' for the electors was excellent, a large space having been railed off for them, outside of which was it crowd of considerable extent, too distant fur the most part to be anything but speetateen Mr. Mills was the brat candidate to arrive at the hustings, being accompanied by Mr. Samuel Mosby and other lending eupporters. He was received with hearty cheese by his friends. Mr. Cox's antral appeared not to be generally observed. After the usual formalities the returning officer (Mr. W. B. James) briefly addreowid the anienibly in reference to the duty which had devolved on the electors, and claimed • fair and patient hearing fur the caudidates. Dr. Baratrrr proposed Mr. W. Cox as a fit and proper penes to represent the borough in parliaroent. He did not ask the electors, he sail, to choose a new men, but their old and tried member, who with great ability —iloutl cries of "Oh")—bad long represented them in the House of Commons. (Cheers and groans.) Mr. W. Witiox4ox seconded the nomination. Mr. S. Mostar proposed Mr. Iletnitgton Hills, amid frequent interruptions at first from the more zealous par tisans of Mr. Cox, which that gentlemen lam.clf, by ap pealing to them, partially succeeded in rep•ressing. Mr. H. limn seconded the nomination. There being no other candidate, Mr. Col came forward to aiklrese the assembly. He said be snowed before tberufoi the third time, to test the opinions of the electors of that borough. (Cheers.) Adverting to • remark of Mr. Morley, that the cause of reform had sot of late made any progress ill the House of Commons, be denied that that was the fact. Did it not, be asked, make progress when be (Mr. Con) was in the home (Great laughter.) It was needless for him to declare his political principles -they all knew them. It had bees said that he would retire from the contest early • Monday morning, because he would and himself in a miaenable minority. To that he replied, that whether 50, 500, or ri,ooo electors recorded their votes for him, he would not retire, hut give every one an opportunity of voting for him. (Loud cheers.) Mr. MILD, said, though an untried member, he was lf t a stranger to that borough ; in fact, he was born and brought op in it, and be still resided there. Ever niece be was capable of forming an opinion, he hail been a hearty reformer and a zealous defender of civil and religious liberty. MAIMS iu favour of religious liberty had been intmduced into acts of is.rlianient at his instigation. He was in favour of an extensiou !of the suffrage to a GI. rating for boroughs, and a ItY. rating for counties. (Cheers.) He considered public expenditure capable of considerable reduction in time of peace, and he should be happy to promote its reduction. He admired the foreign policy of Earl Russell As regarded the American question, be hoped the rights of our flag would be maintained. (Cheers.) War was, indeed, a terrible calamity, but if necessary it must be waged. It might be as well fur him to station what points he differed from his opponent•. He was not in favourof opening the British Museum on Sundays—(cheep and uproarl—be was not in favour of introducing the Maine liquor law into this country— (clieers)—lie was not in Meow of paying Roman catholic priests. Whatever might be the result of the proceedings that morning, he was convinced that Monday would see him at the head of the poll. In reply to a question from an elector, Mr. said he was for the total abolition of church vales. A show of hands was then talom, and declared by the returning ollionr to bolo favour of Mr. COIL A poll wee therefore demanded on behalf of Mr. Mille. Mr. Ong afterwards came forward, and said be thought what Mr. MU. had just witnewed must have rather shaken his opinion that Monday would .4.w him at tho head of the poll. The crowd then dlopersed. The evidence taken before the select committee au the name d• Be des petition was issued this morning in • blue.book 114 pep• The committee, it will be Timm hired, were unable to conclude their inquiry, owing to the late period at t►e eeenlea. The two hatialims of Goanls for Canada will esahark oe Thturaday wit, the 19th. at Southampton, on heard the l'araaa and the Adriatic. They were to be kr sepsehtd this monied et the Horse Guards by his Royal Wiliam the Omni Ocumaadiag.in- Chief. The Prue al to-day, in reply to the Morning Nereid, lows it I. a wail-known fact that " the opinion which in exprewed last week, that her Majesty's minute have erred la netrowieg the owes hdii to a more point of form, i the deliberate opinion of the most eminent liwyers el the eneeervative party, and oven of the liberal Arty dm' A political demonstration took place at Genoa on the 10th, when a large rroml that had base following the Ossebbierrs and National( ivard , headed by a bead of music, to tbe mactuary of Origins to oelelirate the anniversary of the upsilon of the Austria's in 17 returned, greatly lemma by the niembeis of the workmen's societies, with IlMir banmes, and two sispatistions from those of fiampier rA g a m sad BSaltri. bridge a party of Polish exiles; they went aloes the streets crying, " Koine and Venice ! Away with thefanigasr! Lan live Garibaldi! The Kies of Italy for ow!" ha Bowie also " Lam lira harlot ! Let the sills return ! Down with the reeetioaista!" Order was net otherwise disturbed. Til W ►aD lir F►aatauoor Wrruovr.—There will be two ese•seise in this ward caused by the retirement of two of the pement members. A requisition ensued by • gem* minim of iefluential inhabitants baring been pre- Noted to Mr. awsuel Green, suds:weer, of St. Woes ham" Oorohill and Vaerinatreet, that gentleman heo anoomeedhimeidt as • otsto for the boeo•r. TIM &MK OF DElsoetT. —On Thursday, pursuant I. seeks, Ni. Hems, chief clerk to the Master of the Bolin wish the maltase, of the official manager, Mr. Hardiog, =rto settle the list of contributories of the Deposit egally celled the National Assurance and Invest ment Association. There appeared a combined determine. tam os the pert of the directors, both in Loodon and Bath, to oppose their mime being 'Awed on the list, and 'ads. vice of seem wont read, denying their liability. The list Wring been formally gone through, the matter was ad. Jenresil kr the personal attendance and examination of eirleia el these claiming exemption*, including that of the Mosgain of Aberoorn, upon his affidavits. —The Nears Rom m PLAYER MEETIN.; IN REGARD TO THR Aran ax DIrTICI7I.TT.—A meeting for united prayer fa regard to the present relations of this country with America, was betel yesterday afternoon in the Assenibly.hall of the Free Church. The ball wee pretty well filled ; and siecope those Mint were influential persons be te all denominatioss. General Anderson oceu- I pV i tbe chair • and the devotional exercises were eciedneted by t h e Rev. Dr. Cndlish, Rev. D. T. K. Drummond, Rev. Widener Robertson of Greyfrists', and the Nov. James Robertson of Duncanetniet Church. The pLurizt . offered up on the occasion were fervent ; sod the related to the averting of the calamity o f war be tween a:metrics so closely united by ties of kindred and common religious principle. In ell of the prayers, towards the cm:elusion, a special petition was offered for the Rm. Dr. Cunningham, who is seriously 111.—EdinfmniA Courant. BALI OF THE LATH SIR JAMES GRAHAM'S HORSD4. —A few days ego, Mr. Hardy. auctiomer, disposed of ' some valuable horses belonging to the late Sir James Graham, Bart., in Mr.. Barton's yard, Warwick.road, Carlisle. There was • large attendance. and competition I was brisk. The ax-year-old bay gelding "California," a beater, sold for 100 molars. Tam O'shanter • hay gelding, seem years old film a hunter, was bought for the Marchioness of Winciester, at ninety•four guineas; " Duke," a bay gelding . . six years obi, carriage horse, went for ninety guineas ; • Scrub," a bay gelding, seven years oil, the companion carriage horse, fetched 110 guineas. We believe they were , porehasad as a preemie for Lady Her mione. " Southmk, six-year old bey gelding, was bought by Mr. Hall, Manchester, for ninety•three guineas ; " Mike," • capital brown rob, five years old, way knocked dome to Mr. Jefferson, of Whitehayso, fur thirty-three guineas.—Warmemlosid Owelte. A GOOD Liming.—Munn. Bass, of Burton-on- Treat. have to their workmen that if those who i n t e nd with them during the coming year will de posit Micmac* per week in tneir (Messrs. Bus's) beads for thirty weeks, which will amount to 1'.., they will be pre sented with 11.. more, in order to visit the Great Exhibition of 1802 far ere week, and Messrs. Bass will pay them as used fortis time they are away.—Sselfordskire Adeertiarr. AM Escontotra Pouttot.—On Saturday Last, Mr. Jolla Jana, pig drover, from Anglesey. purchased from Mr. Joseph Park, of the Jolly Farmers, &Miami/stiff, • fine sow, of mall bone, the heaviest ever knows in this country, boom of the extraordinary weight of :r3 genre 14Iba, god measuring in length from the snout to the root of the tail. 6 feet 9 inches, and in girth C. feet 6 inches. We nails/Mead that Mr. Park has a floe specimen of a boar, twelve menthe old. • produce of the above floe sailed.— ' Caraerrois Herald. , lietstoldliAster4p.c. St& Oars,' & psi amt. Dsa.Perati Aber. J ou. id De A 1 vant^ A, .gr#.ol• p. el De. P. AT cd Z. Own. Spit. No.l Do. de. No.l Do. New lp. el. L. Ream Union, t p. ot. idle, Olaavw I p.at. IldhL.Derth,Don...4. p.a Dreg Neetbses. p. De.isred.st 144.41444. Do. dij pet earl Dsip.s.reLe44 p.e.c our. sass ia4 lm 9e.W444.(Dietsillesiel De. redeem. 4* p. p. eau Do. Fedora p. ear De. modem. 4 et. D0.6p. & aregemPrit Do. &r.. Psi lbws Do.ChestorMlLlp.o. 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Lod do 8 7 la all Do. do. 8 cap. du 4 4 N all Do. do. laud do 4 6 6t 180 Made lOOl 101} N 19 Du. Puolaub ...... , } 1 do N all Do. do. 6L 100 Do.lnd.St.Flot.g.3p.e 116 130 II 1 iTriald64. l / 4 904.9crip 1 e II cll. IMJCILS. No. I Sh. I Wens. 1 P.l l CI. prlelt. I Sales. 360,410 St. CaPIUMOICIAL IOU 166,000 81 , Do. 4p. et. Pref. min ' 100 ' 2.006,6 v, ML Haat and West India 100 I'll Its 3,616,310, 84. London lOO 5.4 el 191 li 1,9119,800 Mt. 84. Katharine lOO 6.1 63 1111.1166 14. 'Southampton 100,4V9 St. !Victoria WO 97 99 40M. 10 .Do. New COLONIAL GOVERN tivre 31WW1111119. No. IKt I 1910077. IPd I Cl. pram 1 Woe. wm .::: :: DO ° :. per v:".e. i.=:: 100 1"--744 iiir— :... .. Du. 8 per cont.,' bd3-4 lOO .... .. Do. 0 per ct. Feb &Amp 100 1413 WO .... .. Do. 6per et. Mar.ldiep, 100 103 106 4800,000 .. Do. 6 per cant. .... .. of Hopellp.ctl 100 100 10d .... .. do. 1 100 106 106 .. Do. do 1801 100 109 110 100, .. New Brannr.Oov. Bp. et. 100 103 106 .... .. N. B.WalseGviSp. c. 1 100 98 HO .... .. D 0.6 p. e.,1871 to 1070 100 17 Al 971 7 .... .. Do. 6p. e., 1888 .... .. Now Zealand 0 per cent AO 103 107 >lO, .. Nova Scotia Bp. c., 1876 100 103 106 .... ...I. Autt.Gov. Bp.e. Bond, 100 .... .. Vic. G r.dp. c..lanAtJah 100 .... .. Do. do. 6p. c. April aO. 100 101 104 103 21 BRITISH XINWL ' No. 18L I Ittoci. I P 4. I tn. mime I Balm 4,1 iii B Ar i rgliona. ,Phlllselt) L l /3 1 I ron _ .. Clderd 1,611014 .. Dm O.ravak.) I IWO 170 Id .. Naat Basset allow) *LIM .. led Csadon ek, .. Nast Cern kno 4 , .. KWh. lard Malt) W. Tt 3 if 471 .. Grabber It IL days. 1161 19 11 4 .. Gant Iledlt Tolgas 6, .. G. Wh. Ws (Nolgos) 6l II 7 L 0, .. Grenville OW .. Hired 4-loot W. Ws. 8/ 89 0, .. Kingston Downs IV 31 4 4 .. Lady Bertha Uhl. 9,000 .. Marks Valley 898 .. Haman* ny Lelaid) 2.0 ...I GAO .. Nora Dorms 1900 .. N. Tryon (Rigging) 4000 .. N. Wk. Hoesid (Olegno) IL 17a I 1 6,660 .. North Wlteol Orally Lt.. 9. It 2t 11400 Cosa (111. 111mor . 11 T 8 1.110 W Provldusee (12/. Mad). 16.6.7. 33 40 id 11,000 .. aorta* Ues. Ills. Os. 1 1 1 61t .. I. Oaradon ,116. Cased U 836 14614 4000 .. IL Oda Wes allegam 66,000 1 L Derma Iron It Hen lilting (ILLY I all 1 II 498 .. IL W. Tram= (Mom) nate 81 96 993 .. TO Park W.I9 IMO 1 Tamar 94LIklood 11a.0.1 M 1 11 6,000 141 Vile Croft 9 71 11/ *ow .. of Towera w sns ) Ws. Id. 9 s LOW .. Wed Bast ( )1 11 11 1 6 1,024 .. Wed don ( send! 9 49 61 rd MO .. 611 .. Wk. Basset (Mogan) 216 .. Wlt. Willer (Badrath) 1 76 99 40M .. Wh. ldwsrd (Caletoek) 71 4 A lAN .. WL EDO (On. 141661) 17.1. 61 Lew AN .. W.Nary Ann(Niesheo.)l s 117 • .. 111. Ttelsonop 'D.A. , 7 11 17 1011.81914 MINIS. No. I Ilh. I Ilmxil. Ito 71 1 Ol. pekoe. I Inas WWI 90 lashrallse 71,640 I Illas Woad. Walled l7d 1 dl. 1 14M7 9 Basilan Lad lb NIL Co. (Molted) . A 11 If --• KM 1 CM.Con. MM. 00. Jan : 1_ 11,4100 61 oobre Copper all 16,1100 il4 6 8 76.000 I Za Sga rouateln Caper I 1 171 1 le 1 1 1 14000 3 East Del Repjlodted; 1 1 Ipm WOW 1 Fortuna (Lim.) WACO 10 General ' all 13 94 KM 1 Gt. Northsrn Copper GIL Austrills (Us.) 1 1 I 1 33 , 1 1 i RAN 11 Impends (Lis.) e l 1 Ipm 2 1 WOW 11 Ward sll 7 $ WM i losltsalaa MAI llerr ia t: all MN 1 N. of 8 AssirellaWY ... WOO ft Poot=llllredal all 1 6 14400 WS W 1 rod 1 }Woad Audi. (Ws ) 19s. 1 1 pm If f MOW 10 34.Joha del Rey (Was ) 16 46 0,174 WWI I Milted Nedra A 71 s I NUN I 'Weida, (Ls) all i I AUNT arum ham INN Agra sad U. Mr. Munk Atialnirlit 11 ot = se 110 Rank at 16 lank Or Sarkay 60 Belga N. Anatol IN Mut. Doak el LAW Australia, aad Oldir U etteta4. Yam al Loa, aid China 100 I 109 g/ cia NM Cola. of Canada , 190 Coca of London 20 Nog. ScoßtAutlatatteL 10 U. Lank of Switterlaad. 20 Lon. Cti. dank of Anal& 60 Do. Now 60 Landon and Comity 60 ILondon Joint Stock 9S) Londun & nouln African 100 'Lon. and Weatmlnater 100 Nat. hon. of Maenad is Do. New 60 National Bank 20 New South Waldo 16 iCielental Bank Dormer& 10 l Ottoman bank 110 lrovinolal of Ireland N Ilanith Australia SG I thilon of Australia SO !Union of Leedom 160 I Unity Matsui ro. Vitt SO 21 It t.:, i 4th par It! 10 i II U Ti 76 I 7 171 26 21- asi I 4 pm ki IRIS 110, di a to * SS 17 le 87 le ST >5 Ui 14f 1 so. v I *cock le.suo -. 1111 - 41i 'Ti 0 I I Se IV St 1$ 111 • It 11 IcB 16 II as 54 167 10 10 If 0 die I dia i l 4ll 06 $4 _ t .11s 1: 2 sj pro , 31 f t lo 16 11 47 60 a ri 11 Is pm 18 lb 17 lb 6 16 48 111 185 II M. 4 e psi iP• 1 1 I Pui di* par 1 It • MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocw. Pending the receipt of further news from America, there is very little disposition to operate in public securities. Business to-day is very limited. The funds were supported at yesterday's prices until within the last hour, when a decline ofd per cent. has taken place. Iu the other mar kets, including that for English railways, the tendency of prices is rather drooping. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reu ter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 67fr. 55c., being sc. lower than yesterday. Consols are officially marked 901 and }, ex div., for money, and 94 and ex div., for the account. The present quotations are 901, "buyers," for cash, and 901 to j for the 9th of January. The official business report is as follows : —Bank Stock, 234; Three per Cents. Reduced, 90, 891, ; New Three per Cents., 891,, 2, 90 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1021, f, 103, ex div. ; ditto for account, 1021 ex div. ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1859, 981; Five per Cent. " enfaoed" rupee paper, 961 ; Exchequer Bills, June, 125., 15s. prem. . . . The foreign stock market is equally quiet. The Turkish Loan of 1858 remains quoted 67 to 68, whilst that of 1854 is marked 77, being dull. Mexican Bonds remain steady. Venezuela have been dealt in at 21 to 213. Sales are recorded as follows : —Chilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 83, ex div. ; Mexican Three per Cents., 27i, 26i ; Sardinian Five per Cents., 771, ex div. ; the Spanish Committee's Certificates, 51 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, 77 ; ditto, Six per Cents., 1858, 671 ; ditto, for account, 681 ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 1011; Venezuela Three per Cents., 21, a. HALT-raer Two o'CLocs. Consols remain quoted 001 to g, ex dlr., both for money and the account. The question as to whether the surrender of the Southern Commissioners will be conceded after the satisfaction the event has given to the populace, as shown in the public entertainments to the commander of the San Jacinto, continues to be anxiously discussed. The President's speech, which is expected by the Asia ou Monday, is looked for with extreme interest, it ;wing inferred that, if he has fallen into the error of endorsing the seizure of Messrs. Mason and Slidell, without waiting to learn the effect produced by it in Eng land, an arrangement will be rendered in the highest degree problematical. There was a fair demand yesterday for money in Lombard-street, but the beet bills continue to be taken at 2i to 21 per cent. The applications at the Bank were upon a quiet scale, although Friday is usually rather a busy day in financial circler. About 42,0001. in bar gold was purchased by the Bank yesterday. On 'Change yesterday afternoon bilk on Holland were in demand. The other exchanges were gene rally steady. Subjoined is our usual list: - . Amsterdam, 3 mouths, 11.196 to 1 ; claw, 3 days, 11.176 to 18 ; Rotterdam, # 3 months, 11.195 to 1 Antwerp, 3 mot 25.55 to 73 ; Hamburg, ma. banoo, ; 3 mon th s, 13.86 to ; Paris, 3 days, 9,5.25 to 326 ; ditto, 3 months, 25.576 to ; Frankfort-on-the• Maine, 3 months, 1186 to ; Petersburg (per rouble), 3 mtnths, 321 to 3 ; Vienna, eff. 80., 3 months, 14.50 to 5; Trieste, elf. So., 3 mouths, 14.50 to 5 ; Madrid, 3 months, 481 to 6 ; 3 months, 483 to 1 ; Leghorn, 3 months, 25.671 to 726 • Genoa, 3 months, 25.676 to 72.: Milan, 3 months, 23.67; to 726 ; Naples, 3 months, 391 to ; Palermo, 3 months,llBl to 119;![erica, 3 mouths, 1186 to 119 ; Lisbon, 90 days, 516 to 52 ; Oporto, 90 days, 52 to 6. The monthly return of the Bank of France, as made up to Thursday, the 12th of December, shows the following results (the exchange taken at 26f. to the pound) : Coin and bullion Bills discounted increase 320,000 Notes in circulation Decrease 520,000 Private deposits • Trcesury deposits Advances on public securities Decrease 240.000 The increase in the bullion is larger than bad been expected, and, together with the large addi tion to the government balance, is calculated to oc casion more confidence in the French money market. The satisfactory announcement is made that Messrs. L. Rodocanachi and Co. have already paid all their liabilities in full, with interest, and this a whole year before the time allowed to them at the meeting of their creditors in April last. The fact that the firm faced the painful necessity of suspending pay ment in order chie6y to protect the interests of their creditors deserves to be placed prominently on record. The mails from Calcutta, China, and Australia were distributed in London this morning. The Caledonian Railway frank return shows this week $ decrease of 1,1161. The half-yearly meeting of proprietors of the Union Bank of London is convened for Jan. 13. Under the State guarantee, interest at the rate of 6 per cent. per annum will be payable on the 16th prox. on the shares in the Ottoman (Smyrna to Aidin) Railway Company. The Indian Carrying Company (the Pickfords of the East) have issued an advertisement inviting applications for the appointment of manager in India. The Gazette specie statement for the week end ing Wednesday last gives the following totals, viz.:—lmports of gold, 3,9651. ; exports of gold, 55,9461. ; imports of silver, 40,8121. ; exports of silver, 121,5941. FRIDAY EVENDIO. Consols, which closed yesterday at 90,1 to ei div., for the oth Jau., opened this morning at 90} to 1, fell to 901, and closed at 901 to f. For money the last price was 901. to t. The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 901 }, I,i, i t f, stadial. ; ditto, for account (Jan. 9), 9C1,1, }, l, ex div. ; Three per Cents. Reduced , 891, 90, 891, 90 ; New Three per Centa., 891, 90, 891, 90, 89f ' • Bank Stook, 234; India Five per Ceut. Stock, 102,1, t, 1, 103, ex ' div. ; ditto, for account, 102; t, ex dir. ; J itto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1893, 980 ; ditto 1864, 914 ; ditto, 1859, 94 • ditto Bonds, 14e. prem.; Four per Cent. " enface'd" rupee paper, 80; ditto Five per Cents., 96/ ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cents., 1011, 1021.. The India Five per Cent. stock was again in de mand, and closed at 1021 to ex div. for the amount _being I better than yesterday. The M arei Exchequer were quoted 9s. to 12s. prem. and the June 12*. to 15s. prem. Turkish Bonds were scarcely affected by the vary ing telegrams from Constantinople. The market for them, ou the whole, was firmer. Iu the market fur bank shares very little altera tion occurred. In usiscellanc..sus securities, Crystal Palace preference and debenture stocks were flatter, as were also Van Diemon's Land shares. The shares of the Trust and Agency Company of Aus tralasia were inquired for. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day wore as follows:—Ocean Marine Insurance, 5 to 51 prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, to 1 prem. ' • Universal Marine Insurance, lj to 11 dis. ; Lou don and Provincial Marine, to t dis. ; Mercantile Fire, Ito t prem. • Corn-I mental Union Fire, tto dia. ; and Indian Carryiug, par to prem. Canada Government Five per Cents. were again in demand to-day. SHARE LIS2&-.(THIS DAY.) Two &Mom. The railway share market is flat, witli little bu siness. A decline of 1 per cent. has taken place in most of the principal stocks. Great Northern has fallen 1 per cent. Midland is the best supported. London and North Western stock is now n , oted 012 to 021 ; Great Western, 671 to 681 ; hire and Yorkshire, 1061 to 1061 ; Midland, 1281 to 127/ ; South Eastern, 76 to ; Eastern Counties, 514 to Eat ; Great Northern, 111 to 112 ; and Caledonian, 101 to 1. Lombardo-Yenetian Railway Shares are dull, at 3-14 i to 5-161 premium. San Paulo are rather offered. In the Indian and Canadian lines very few trans actions have taken place. BY SHAWLS AND ATO" sL IPd I RAILWAYS. l a t a g ien t ical Bl l.s 1 tO 4 W 7 7 Y. I W. S.W. OZDINAtit BIIMUDI AND nocxll. =...11•L 4baliss.Jor aissarilitL . ,Blukbers 11117111 sod ryas lisstos, Math** ILLO Bristol mind £z Oalsdoulan pork sad Landon Awnsll •JAisedtv. =ma Isipoliter Debits sell vas. &AWL 111:6,8,14tgolils. • 99 96 191 101; 1011 Ti Ii a —.— 41 43 11 Ili IS IV /Of 61f 47 80 illistan Mike. leacia_A I 11l Bea Selo* Ittlio bamboo! Girgew Illasbro',l4.o4 Dewier forth 'ad Olio Joss lOna Korth mp, 4 IL Woolen si at Isolimed ,erect Nortkirs - A Ileaol no. Fs stooko4. loath It West. an , Ofeii Madera , Do.ikerVaLOsa.Bllk :lareslinD Toelssitre Lake Illsekwell !Leeks& Nee& ma. Di. Dirlie=Woolor • M111414,./Mosellma l ifelrepoiltiim Da N.w _.... _... We Do. Mrs. lb Derby.. D DK Gt. Ma. (IN.) ... oL Mkt LW otl Novosido sat Oanal 9 Noma AsurgboloL. loool,Wmour. aloe NO Nowlin 190 Doe* Maki an Nor* Dews lon. • D all I Do. • !". ~:, -airirn::~ Fp: ii•j• -- -7 Da. York North Landon Martha& Westanam North Siarlordsiatro llokrAUrouttouoLeC Ilarlosiouth flyroney Scotti sh Oestrul SootUsh N. & Abcratk Scottish ladlsh4 hbropolire Sittissatursalanes South Owes 'South Weiss , a lalach . Tait&Wol a Uwe Be IS=ds. Stoctlos a Nap alas Taft Vale Maw 80. Do. Vs& of Hoak inst.:Ms • Mono) - ii.itaruipootturb.&fti twist midland—Oxford Ditto :Newport Ditto 'laniard 01 40 29 14 102 104 112 112 e 110* 111 ISO 133 101 103 60 6t2 66 10 106 1144 46 611 116 117 60 kl 02 1,21 5o If 112 111 1102 Gil 106 i ♦4 I Ye i 44i ITT! iT PLZIMULNeI --. pal 90i 9 We Me 1 113 14 9 11 44 41 111 % 11 II Pa 97 99 di.l 61 63 621 t3i N 90e i di, 161 66 VT Vvi MI 06 16i 10f 14 6f Ws VI 00 IS4 IN 31 40 N N 4 4 64 SO SS TS 7$ O Of OS S 7 M S 17 0 Ti SS Plo 1 illb $ lot SS &I In IS 0 44 66 41 46 VD 91 OXPUIrOI. mei Angso•iloalaan NM Atlantic IL Mall Bt. (L) Atlantic SoL (that AnotraCian Willa • • • • a Watorwadta MIA lriah Mat TaL • Do. D I Per 0 . 1.1.11 Do. C Canada load Cop. Alg.of ligAblioalt Oryatal Palms Do. rinforonoa I Du. 4 p. at. rerp. Dolt 1 E.lndtAN Lon.Shippoill Mull othArrigAt Caw. ZIP/Ark Telorapit ling. ana And. Cop. Otut. Steam Navigata •ii Gnat atop (UMW) Do. 13 per cent. ital Las. DiArica TaL (L I Los. Goo. iloosibna Oa Madras [nip. it Cana' MaditarnossallioaTeL MCCU - 12)1 NWoiul Discount Co.. Nerbuddaeoealrotiti.; Netherlands Lad ... Do. B p. e., is. X. Bytes. & N. Boot. LA.I N. Dna Australasian.. _Oss lodDeo." Now Shane' ..I In. Rtm. I Llm.l .. Peel Wm Lind a Kt& I Pails. &Manua lei HSOW - D — IT. Nrei - - - 11.. A I 6 a 4 WI NA. CAM, Ins I IX% " a ! 1 14 . 11 li e l. =' TnikTwyei* I iboortod ToL Scrip Do. do. lasloisiod Do. do. Bast &Air. of Australia' Iftrst Issas.! True•CN in Ct..U.C..madall 1 , 11. Tot. I 1..). I I Vas (men a Lead....l MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoca. There is not much business doing iu the mining market to-day. East Wheal Russell shares are in good request, at 31 to it. Marke Valley, East Caradon, Hingston Downs, and Stray Park are steady, at yesterday's quotations. East Carn Brea arm quoted to ; and Wheal Seton, 127 to 130. No transactions are reported in the Stock Exchange official Hat. Foreign and colonial mining shares remain 1111 8) * 10 II Lei SPI 8 7 9 T SI& 80 St 4 Wm I _I steady. Bon Accord are marked k die. • Dun Mountain, k prem. and per ; Gr e at Nos Copper (South Australia), and k premin. Kapunda, 1 andlk prem.; and Scottish Australia Mining, 1 and 1k prem. At a meeting of the directors of the Wheal Coe , cord Silver Lead and Copper Mining Company (Limited), held on the 25th ult., it was resolved es circulate amongst the shareholders a statement de scriptive of the progress of the company's operative; which is considered decidedly satisfactory. The statement concludes as follows :—" From the state ment of facts now made, the directors have great pleasure in congratulating the shareholders on the success already attained, and they have every rea son to believe that, as the mine is already well opened, this undertaking will shortly Freya a first class dividend mine." The annexed statement from the agent was read : _ _ . " 07i examining Wheal Concord Mine, I tind the craned at the 38 fathom level is still in • hard capel, and from the appearances of which we might suppose it to be the noeth capel of the lode ; if so, we should hot anticipate meek further to drive to intersect this south lode. The per here is as fast as the Austere of the ground will admit,. and I have no doubt that a short time now will prove the important point ; and. if it should prove a productive lode, ter which I see so reason to doubt, your prospects and pates here will be more than ordinary, having the upper beds within a short distance ; and the shaft will intersect the mine lode in a few fathoms more sinking, and consequently effect a great saving, not only of the money it would regale to sink the shaft and open the levels, but the time in whisk thiswork in being .lone, which is a very important thing - mining. At the 10 fathom level east of the eastern shaft these have been a few Lithoms of ground explored, which base yielded as much lead ore es could reasonably be antici pated at the shallow level—so much as to work the grated on tribute at 10s. in the It., and the men earn* gad wages, which verifies my previous report that there use e eery reason to expect lead at the shallow levels, bat that they are copper beating lodes in depth. I can only repeat that consider this a goal mining adventure, and if fairly prow cuted, I have a...doubt that it will be attended with succems.* The subjaeed weekly summary of the metal market in extracted from the Circular of )layer.. von Dadelszen and North :—" There has been no change of moment in the position of the metal market since our lest report ; busies= still continues very dull, operators not being dismal to ester into fresh eugageruents until something mom positive is known about our transatlantic complicate:a. Welsh bars remain in the same positiou, quiet but steady. From `.Staffordshire the reports are not quite so satidaelary. The fluctuations in Scotch pig iron have been without it the market closing steady at 1181. lts. ash. Copper continues very dull, particularly raw English, whisk can be bought trout 41. to 51. per ton under gesta tions. Manufactured can be obtained at 4d. per lb. =die. bad prices. Foreign is neglected, and no business of im portance is reported. Barra, 1041. ; Espana, 1051. ; Spanish, 951. to 971. ; Chili, 911. to 92. ; all nominal prices. Tin remaius dull ; English unaltered. A few sales of drain have been effected at 1171. 10a to 1181. cash, at which we close rather sellers. Baca, nominally, 1211. 10s. The Dutch market is quiet, at 710. to 728. Tin Slates we vesy dull again, and but little business doing. Lead : Sines the export has been prohibited, the market has assumed • my quiet aspect, and prices are easier. Speller dull ; seamen the spot here at Is'. 200 tons spring shipment have ha reported at this price. Hull, 17/. 15s. to 181." COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY:) Tel market is steady. Petersburg Y. 0., on tge ark is quoted 51 0 . ; January to March , 51s. 3d. ; Mara. Ws. ; April to June, 51s. 6d. MAIM= A VERAOKA. —Town tallow, 525. 9d. ; fat ditto, 20. 8,1. ; yellow Russian, 525. 6d. ; melted 38s. rough ditto, 225. ; tallow grat al, 181. ; good drap, Ta SIUTHFIELD HAY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Mews. Davis end Co. report trade shier at the follow - - ins prices:—Prime EIIOIdOW hay, 80s. to 90e. ; superior dicey Me. to 100 e. ; inferior ditto, 58a. to 70e. ; clover, old, 96e. to 112 e. lid. ; ditto, new, second cut, Ms. to 1001. ; straw, 30e. to No. COVENT GARDEN.-(THIS DAY.) Prices have altered hut little since our last report. Moue grown produce is still e teal to the demand. Pears compiles Glou Morceau. Marie Louise. Chaumontel, W inter Nelis, and Brown Beurr4. Among apples are some good examples of American New Town Pippin, 'Metope Pip nand Fearn's Pippin. Grapes and pineapples are abundant. Of vege tables there is still a fair supply. Potato markets have not altered since our last. Cut flowers chiefly consist of orchids, pompoms, chrysanthemums, violets, mignooet heaths, and roses. FRUIT. Pine Applee, pet lb., 41 tote Grapes, per lb., As to 71 Melons, each, ls to as Peers, per dog la to Appke, per doz., tld to La Orezepe, per 100, Co to lis Lemons, per 100, es to lOs Nuts, Cob, per lb., is to is 6i Walnuts, per 100, -s. - vzorrAßLEs. Broccoli, per bundle.ls to in td (elery, per bundle. Is 6,1 to JAW /ranch beans, per 10u, ti 0,1 ' Onions, •pzklng.) p. sve 4. to 3a old Tomatoes, per doz., Is to es Cabbages, p. doz., 1s Sd to Is 64 Asparagus, per bweile• tW Potatoes, per ton, Ms to no Ssakalc, per punnet. ta parent.. tatoes 1 Shallots, per lb, 104 to Is Turnip., per bunch, 24 to td ;Oarnr, per lb, Cal to hi Carrots, no., 61 tool I Endive, per score, Is 64 Spinach, per sieve, Is to 'ls I Hornerollah, per bus, lseel to Cuconilun t, each, Is to Is lid lintbroems,p.pott, 2s tots Artichokes, each, 64 to 64 Parsley, per It bunches, 3s fa in Beet, per dos, 1s td 1 Herbs, per bunch, id to 44 PROVINCIAL SMAII MARKETS. LIVIRPOOL, 12.—Salem to-day:—Caledonian, Idle—Meese Western, MI }—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 106 i 6 6}—Land and North lPostern, 413 Manchester, :•heitield. and Manna- Ake, HI — Midland , 122 6l—South Eastern, 221—Buffalo and Lake Huron. 4I I.l6—Dutch Rhenish. 7-10 d.--Grand Treat of Canada, ti--Oreat Luxembourg, 8 13-16—Illinois Central, 454 d.—Bank of Liverpool, 26g. MANCIDLSTNII, DTP. IS.—The market opened rather better, and ematintsed dim all day, closing quiet. Great Western of Canada. 6—Crest Western, 664 i—lllinuis ('antral, 49 9 J.—Lancashire and Yorkshire, hal I—Manchester, Sheffield, and Ilneolushire. set—Midland. IM :—Neu York and Eric, 25—North Erna, re. Berwick, —N arils Rtsfrordshlre, b I.lo,l.—South Eastern, 14 9-16—Hank of Manchester, 11 p. Tannic RatfelPrm.—The traffic receipts of rail ways in the United Kingdom for the week ending Dec. 7, amounted to 491.2/6t., and for the corresponding week of List year to 491,610/. ; showing au increase of :viola The gross ieeeipta of the eight railways having their termini in the metropolis amounted to 1.'20.9321., and for the corresponding week of 1660 to 216,697/., show ing an increase of 4.2141. The increase ou the Eastern Counties Railway amounted to 1.4791. ; on the Great Northern to 194/. ; on the Great Western, to 1,4•3/11.; oat the London, Brighton, and South Coast, to 1 , 14011, ; tied on the Loudou Roil South Western, to 1,178 1 .t0ta1, 6,1591. But from this must be deducted 1,5021., the decrease on the Loudon and North-Western, St on the London end Blackwell. and 414/. on the S outh Easters. togetl,er 1,921/., leaving the increase as above, 4,2:114. The receipts un the other lines in the United Kingdom amounted to 274,2941., and for the corresponding period of last year to 274,..143/., showing a decrease of 64'9_, which, deducted from the increase no the metropolitan lines, leaves the total increase 3,:5.+61. as compared with the corresponding week of 1860. SUDDEN DEATII OF AN ECCE7..ZTEIC CHM:ACTED. --An inquest was held lot week atSible Hedinghain, before William Coeld, Eeq., coroner, oa view of the body of Lotion Logsdon. aged SO, who was found dead on the door of ker house. It appears that the deceased has for years past bees reputed a witdi by her skighboun, many of whom were es superstitious that they were afruid to go near her ' • and she was so eccentric in her habits that she hid not been in bed for more than 40 years ; and when found she was lying ea the door in front of the fireplace with her head resting ea the chair—bee usual custom. Her person as well as the ! house were in a moat abominable state of filth, and swarm ing with vermin. She was ham seen alive on the previews Saturday, but • light having been noticed in the house em the Thursday morning, it is known that 'be must have then been living. It is clear that she did not die from want, se it is supposed that silo moat have had money, as a few yeses since a legacy of several hundred pound' was left her. A verdict was returned of death from ' Natural causes."— Essex Trtegraph. A " MONIED " PAUPER.—An old woman named Bells Hcslop, who with her sinter has for the last twelve months been an inhabitant of Cockermonth workhouse, was lately buried, and in turning over her effects in Workiegtra 491. Is. tid. was found, consisting chiefly of half crows pieces. The old woman had long been considered a fit object for charity, and besides 2s. a week from her parish, she had been is receipt of 16s. per year from Jacksoo's charity, and many a shilling from cLaritalils persons. About twelve months ago, however, the fear of starving mesas to have come upon her, and she took up her abode is the workhouse, where she remained until bet death.— Westesore law/ Gazette. NOVEL THEP FOR HAREEL —The history of crino line, if ever it be faithfully written, will be a curious one, aboundicg in tragedy, comedy, and farce, and not abort of the inele-ammatie. The following circnnutswee. which recently occurred on the farm occupied by Mr. Tebli, at Bence Bridge, near Stokesley, may be clawed under one or more of the shove heads. A maid unrest. who, like many others, thinks it better to be out of the nation than out of the fashion, was at work in • turnip field, wearing the indispensable crinoline, when • cur deg started • Inc hare from it. snug seat, and immediately paw chase thereto. Poor pussy, after many turnings and twist ing, seeing no other chance of escape, took sanctuary mar the fair maid's crinoline. Plmlie, however, wax unrelwat ing as the cur, and took poor pussy home alive as a prisons . where execution was soon done upon the poor captive, ads good dinner was thus provided for the farmer's family.— York Herald. --- CZYNTAL PALACZ. ONI SIILLISNO DAN. ••• FRIDAY. DEC. 13.—Admissioas cm payment, 2,027 ;'ditto by mason tickets, 936 ; total viliton, 2,963. I r I '