The Express. — London, England, 1854-01-02 00:00:00

Mlg ' .- . ' y .:o r~ /‘„_ 4 ?PaSi9 XN .S YSIAIIVILL '',OP:lritzonaltom (41 SHT . i .--.. ...... 7......__.,. ' ' M I e'Mff i Pf, 11 It ' a r ' •-- 4 1 (• ' filtalt Ig ' tt: t 4 .- T2aritel ...., • it, *I et , . bee &tea nthaseired ll4l o I • 4 •e r •• A - *4 ~. 7 I II.: .$llll • i 1..... v.. i 111 U j e Iti.7 I r. , 1141..... ( oc, • • ••d Aw .ektialgt.A3 Is l e 'rine 1 1 A O • ''..: .•:nii eg o i it wet, 4 ea'sgall a T AM! . . ' ; $ l. f; ‘ ire „ . . - - . 1 1 ,.. 1 ..,,, i ~,. e. • Itittry'illBoo 02 ' i t. , ' , , act tt. ' 2 I 4/42•22. ./222‘ ... . 2 • • ..-. . • .Base twolOt• . \, . , '. , . . • . . .. • 1 • 1 13 4 a l . . me .K. _6-.6, ' eel nel ism . e "wets pr au ton t ,....6-. salt ••• o' • - ,o • esmairera ---.---- - • 4." •• i . • -'-' • • ---. ' e • . •LT man 4 w l ,:tret-o.Thewlf .• . l e t, • •••• aro 23 4.. aries•ree se 10 • • .. • • • . • Ter i•lr t• i-:•: 1 ......_._, . , . -• . . No. 2,2984 LONDON. MONDAY Ili, JANUARY 2 , 14L4- ~ K IIIF ' , so . . ..------..._ .--------r.--__ RANT d DEPOSIT, 7, St. Martiee•plara, THE FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE LAN- . ''' ' MOO. 4.4 , 2 a • • emriamem Mmes. - • MONEY MARABT. , CASHIER AND YORKS:URI RAILWAY. tit 1 inariot iwil iaraiiirq;e76". - - .-4 1 ,-. .'- '.. . . '2. i.. ", ..iffifig i . 2 .C.: ..!..7.03. ji guuto &Arm 41,M11121111T en ruesslad le easier, . ...1 .2 .77,1" . ____....____awn:tame Events.. , 6 ,, -thiTIMIM Immo,. thse.a •r ildolifille= •by not of keneme tam be . MI .. 99 IN • obwaai Lib Wag The Mime on the body et Jam Sykes, the as- Th . 4 ... . ergt.s .. -... LinpAir B r I M I PIP" i l k 1r re ma/Mid ~ - - The Stock Exchange to-day Was marked by a 711844 l OU 4204 -"NW__ tof e :S,S7 wet 111 PPP( in mad r y wool whits* by,thafie '4 an 'se senate . -..., - general feeling of gloom. With the increasing im- ___6 ll3lBl d° 4l ' ' 6B i' .I D - ww• - m be i'an i ,i, ab ...„, mb ..... whom girl, daughter of Kr. Ihnntasil Sylme. al Llaffiey. wan tem ma* he Of all Dessimi sad Shen - . . 1141111100, 90 unanimously reflected by the entire , 446 g°16.611111. //k/ k en tyk sleiv , , . ' *dm so b e Preemeters bee en apormlea. am/ ffneleralleld, killed by the evades elf ewe minseger firs „.._ . ,4„„, u .t u a Ir m a • 4 dam ltu r V i l soe. x . a , 4 4.1 4 ? , 7 .. - ,Wm ea lihe Lossathire ant Yorkshire likihrst M Nevem Ana l ua rT tat i aaa - 4 7ba a ea.he:7hiss seem gull s 5 Die. dit. (51.17 ptir - Z . -_,.. 0 newspaper prelim of Great Britain, that the forbear- ail a , .sikkb.l6ll4- M lNERAi llar i t ,,,k f e ll em e e E°7 l22l7l e V e r ilil b eee Z tee "/ Math simile, cm Tranday mantas , cum had en Saturday t k a at i taaku i 140 •7 4 - •4 40.404 a 14 I I wee. crt. MIT me ot. o _ _ l l pa • nice of the Allied Powers towards Rumen has reached The . Wheat at' 5; of .area. •011 WIWI nt SA IIL IS. SS OD MO elliaffnelllk nt I. •ftlll6olB. ily W. BMA!, Kamer. Ithg, meaty ellielier, ....16.da w i th *6 : .. Ty...6.. 1ce dn . A6 ... =. OO, 6. 2 1 P ; 1 I . T11141(04T, lahreabgba to Mr Meaty, _ _lO. curd , la lb. The aquae weft beld at the Duke of Took Wei Neweew t u r - 7" -r- wea a tu daT ir ''"' r e ; -I* " pala b assa - k; a ia, te le De. New Spa 4 its utmost that, and that no couthe now remains but Noiar ..., . - OF i 80 ,„, ruf2l ll l 11 6 I et" -- sisssit elm Paver Tosauselss is Nrearsiom end Orlon. IN SO MIMI, la- 41 the adoption of the most energetic coercive rasa. ' ''' ' 72 1 .:22K2 I. . ... 1.- -l i hi gtai. l i t tee.' Res* , aittMeadie"set wham the 141 . 17 4figin e l k " vans spatula*, miss. Ater thk market realiornial st. 1 Net Unmake - - sans towards that aggresiive power, there has been tr • •.. '•t; Ne *Lb Ns ORNAMENTS fee the DRAWING-ROOM, " 414414 " 1 sit " the " Hid "' vs.ithe - heavy ia &insofar to the sism,ipidlnally. Lit ILI e II 4 1 utituTrZwil wa44444l , 24 1 4 .. 6. ....::: of - ~. lika. 7 s. Das asstlikeral VASS Memel. Orley, TM Joey retired at half pest them eels*, *la sheet m* the dad d o *. j . t g oi Irw . ov a . ~ , 6, , 111•1011•11 rerbil • lo 1111 • a general disposition to sell, and the prioes of all tek. Asia wars vaey Eat, and pllene theastem ems w .2 ...4 1 4.4 16 0 4 as hoar sad a half gam the following : 7 y• . ,- E tse togr ab ient , aria anirides have been sensibly affected. The fall in als.4 tales sistassar, Dream Derimilee km as arlep.m.ra lee. MO . Oa • Jbl - 3 *Wash. Osihnisi Algid led 116Nnellelluahr S. Talllflale Mme), ea etnei, - Ma. - "We isa that the &ask of hem Sykes WY NOW by . ' Ile "di Perm& --- 1 1 Pet lif i the Am& is equal to 5 per cent., compared with the were _.• to 7-16 • ; theatini the esthetes of Mks express train to Oldies with th e Yak. THIS DAY ,-T wo o'Cleon. •. . si 16 • Ili &augments of ate : but in reilway and other d„._ l4 * he ~., Brit . Alluttoillin , (11111ISTMAIS PRESENTS .- The embers* ef abire usia, sad that As death who amidentaL And the The saftwe, iseekietadayezhaitellalralld 10 4 , e di 7 IL NO DalsaMOMM46 *M. 1111 10 tot decntitiso the depression was relatively more marked. I• 1 . • -.11 6 , 'tl to t ittufiltillt V the ilesNapeould seems el gaiety, remelelhe M. eskrelf_el_ jar/ lake this opportallty of expreada, their resat as the ems, In reeky with the filth& dielitall, a • MiNenelastmr a N ..100 every &pertinent of the house &Whiting yashmak .- .1 t. 1 '''" ' l4 44g4kkeekikkakrigkkho m •s• $111.111.4. "% m ga t: M. I/B e rW INIS a" apparent cankeenem of the leateilthe sad Yeekshfre Clonsole. rim lameglgiel !ht are '.• V 6 ' iTarke4 Sal idr Mg is demi ommill to Ns It Is at tlidaOL IN DIMS mullerk... Ice 144 matemmataar 110MLANDIV kV 1202a121121 &Away Company la allowing the expose train Is Mast at y i n ffi l: Minh sem than that on ,•_ . _ . _..., ; . nig j ... , .... ~ . The sales of English governess& securities, it may, ale; ,' * • • desilaidtdt.= Ate° 4l4 tagettjet blileot tai "%g o D V so short a time after the above Maki. tad Meld mama' and NottliMutono stook is norgemlei 1 ' • • '" 0211,21perr 7 7 * 110 nedo9ll. are both speteleffiftilmtlions AIL is, Thi• • -* N 6 I aralsarldrde se rpm . • comeTiseee of the mein I , F2er 1.4. ' shargivere • ~ '• . ' ' 0 ,1 144 " t ga ram pF i psi s - b : 'fi .. ammo wham; that * is tstere .,. nen are be eureismil, espethely to easy i i Hre: 4 l l Westr i n, 811 to li e ll i se t ak e • mith- , ISA el • ~,,,,, • *Mara tili litt e k hi the ' to ; 7fliffised• 611 i • til arr samathi iii is 6.4 . . . . •: so er oast les and admired. . • • panot 7 5 , Tleas.eade-Qaarter pet ' Than , ' ' 1,-, . 4 ~t• w •. • • ebele brearr mi st Nuallreirriers ie -Sold ROWLAND and WM% It was Paled at the dm of the lisildry the the last tee 171 to 1 ; thilhdoehnts,, fl6l tO 1 ;,1114„, !Mk . '' ' . le 0 . • . • - laSelandi ' ~ . ____,_ , ' • • ...;:, 10, IsteengsVPM Imam sol ter Asir and porremer. lb 14 Pt 4 • , •' 4 a . • j . Cr t r eL wa sl.4k wali ti - • 4 i i meestle hog Pees amtresedeateol tae slabs ;Mt 4 22fr 0i . 4664 , 44. .. 6 . . t .*6 "..s '„,,, . 4 , ~ .1 • .......... ,x., . .... - ~:- 44 -... 1 - 4 1 4. ..., . ri .• • : ' -. immure al. n . C her mat. itesigenker.le..thaititmit tilliMitu ' the ise. t• Hill Siam to, 'dim Oleraidea ( • • 3 suder poin ty t othLeveolioenmwg: danAis.usditraOzbßoilil:ainte,l4aslitirLiadis.°l .toGiifialti:ersirmitanA.htit.nusof!sti:er:aianpetirtitoFsolidaelrnaiihreCipnintAddaowtotedoestaidisia:;:B6,o;e: IVE A tiiiTNEAE-Idc- WIE IVIDUAR. *IP ennui 'eruptivity of trains, and up ba this acterreme koctbeills 616 quoted to 34 i 1 lad Pub ma 11l , . It . 4 ''' C ' ' I P itr. b . On this, the closing day of the year 1853, we may pa.; Golden bloaataina to 1 dis.; He*, ' r ---m°, tamer......0,,,,,g,.... twat.. imhels. there bed not been the slightmt snidest ea the Lsseethire Lyme, 161 to l prem. • F 1.. ....:I:L.t.itatiti• t. *.:: perhaps be excused for referrin eet r h i e w n i op th as taihast4:twelintohelg:EmpentlotiEnbr:. IntiC l a r li ma l* l r ran t i crin lai dito t ns t* l 44, ea u d i je : P l ar ßi l 4 ; :ti Cie rpm. l ininarte dis. n o enli f; j ; Gaz ' ainai n P r olti e t at t :mo 6 t) l 74, t re, l 3PreaL 4 6 : o9 o ll. . e n.i l t riin t ym , l 7 o .; ..60eritIre metro atm. aur I& Piiiroldo 2212 . sordid 0•122221 m. and y cj A h lijr. H as . 011.0LNARY IZIAIIO AID atoms. se. um - vemarvaity ire - - faction to the tone of caution which Parr Pam me. Mar R. • blade - ... ... - - TRADE-la amnia* with the wishes eh. N. Itrawan. raterdey. so Ipm 19 ell . • Siellerilere C ORN ef Fanner. this ass menemisont is as eA r a n sig v MURDER ON ROBOROUGH DOWN. - --- se. • IheiniSer. and prescience, our column, will show that we drew early 1 prem.; ea Wks of the AORICULTUILIIILGAINITI AND _._-- St. 194 i niertreee ... - _ .. N Si Thirmall.llpirChst PS NI CIIZOWLE will be milib' ad away iessery Alaweree. la Iwo to . 1111 'I Anters..NO=;;Mata. IS ell DIM dale date i lem attention to the existence of elements of disturbance, Metcalfe ( of raikkal Ito i mks.; Adelaide pool, eassilleilig trek as ear ease. the Imam samestm. A painful excitement was produced in Plymouth sat lira 44 dl 81 a , . thatielleirthet. - I_ la whis: to tee arm( mares, amain a tall meet et Me Math. „ Saturday by tbs circulation of a report that a met mot us b u iss r ..m.s,dos b ysbar • " I 4 •el 1 4 b w he a h p rh ie p h i i l li z th a tu res ai pe t n e l w n it e e tr ed to a i n is ch tt L ee k ar t o t E re o prosperi t hi ty l II 9an 111 le • (Nce.W. hhe „... m . ilaicse."6" pd s . br ibe" el the da7.-1.17 be Waned °I a" and heedful murder had been committed on Reborevek ir l i :a l 1 0tt. 52 ts 19 NM) Spat dm. .. im is' I Down, which ties about seven miles north of Plymouth, i s t al D e • i tt as• 1111 - 4 1 1 # els pp p 11l 10 Do. 1 par OM .„ „. lli 101 1111 te. .. Mrs .. •IS •15 • en bin d ed eu i o n u fl ri u n e g ott of mo Pro wi a th ad ou rea bias T:a d de ay .. by Wh d i a lst y, T H B 1) A I LY NEWS: and is intersected by the turmoil' e road between Plymouth os,, tip adap a i n ~. .., is ssa si iif le le Ditto 1/I: l l . i s l A r. OM i die iPa - C°ll bsch aohr, Pm ' ' Imilen Maraler Paw, prise 14. and Dmoapen sad Tavistocic The particulars, so far es k en rites sad 11118 Me - - le 17 1•4 all • Immo Imam the eeriest. and of•en conflicting facts affecting corn- o g fdbuu t e o ft tae p ra m,; di p io rin nte . ; Li ;G a is ai, t eal l o e , : pw r ma Paned Seimo. Ps DAILT NSW. Is m the brief dr Ll- . JO aL Ont and Madan .- - 14 11l anmeer ..... 7S St • • * tuutt ~,..4 k i d mod, .b...si nd i 5,.......... gift Imam they bad transpired up to Sendai musing , are as follow : b, 43 Didd i.... -- v 0 th r .0...... " is It. leo Do. 4 perms. ••,.•,••• IP i.e menial interests, we have felt it our duty to give Lead, par to 1 prem. ; London and Virgi'llill Geld and ~.a t e sea name isistas &am islithassm, Beejamin M•Donald, an Irishmea of shoat 22 or 23 SO .1 t Diliwilso. reN12.20. MM. le au 01412Tai 17 le • dia. U .; nited Tin, per to }pram.; Co- das and early prominence to considerations of an Copper par to 1 prem. ; Peeinaular Main, Ito 11 si w • 14 & unfavourable chanietec fsoreib . a b Ile blast sad ease enweineenate.-6 the IMISMay al In years of • age, basis; remotely enlisted in me of the OM of ss et , ma rt :•- ... 1 4 4 SL 100 T rosa, Tin he po th w e li r the ties, re drai f t erri o the n n L ii , ...6 gisantik Inahria md yeah* ellateller Pets the north of Deem is the Royal Analogy, was, with other le all Ma MS Mr); 4 harvest tinag4 some e t m a 22 4 " yawl " anagmaiseadaanmagla I la " recruits marched to Dew:apart to join the division lying 111 all &Men ...... la 1 81 VS IIS V 4 Me Dias ._ SI 441 & d ud I, l4l t elt o l arek pin. °l ; 3ld. Netr l6 Li to naree 3.l6 , =ea esebbeil la the air, UAW% awl Nosalia arokia.- . . . at. Iftt Dom.. Obm a«. SS 43 Si 10 Yorakft.Sid.llll4. - Ta.e. 4Ms par Si hose Is wauweaseell. there. His manner was so strange, bang fitfully m as p b , nibilipdgo _ -- -- onto the tightening tendency of the money market. By l die. to par ; MelMurne Gold, ito 1 • flth ; Now I_________ensilei a now 418 1114 1 14 ‘,... 41 110 1114 11 =Liblertle - desponding and obstreporom„ that it attracted the IP- to ) Dek• it 3 - • - i 3r . • 1111.141/8. these considerations the tone of our articles has been Booth Wales Coal, Ito I dig.; L'Aigh d'Oe, / a im • set tansime - ...1 as 66 11 " 1 ""==1 1P ' 1". ••••• aigare.7lakigg= attention of his companions, and the corporal a ~. um , $04 . 0 .., mow osooo e more immediately guided, whilst at the same time to 1 di r s.; Dhurode Copper, par to 1 prem.; Carberry see* my 611 =.: " " patibbeberistrise. .... the escort. On their arrival at bar asks it was found 10 Inielsesals ma Kll Sue.. PM. PPP Bans the general soundness and elasticity of the trade of West, 5-16 to 3.16 dig.; Moselle, Ito / prem.; British - m la adalama half ma m mas' sa bd.( t t= 4 481 " 111"1185 '''' that is the midrib of October last li'Donald bad de. tr: IMlablis saa rigibi r te: n _ lei lame lam essendee. aed hae slims fres lb whams •ml y . • As to whether Colonial Smelting and Reduction, 1 die. toper. Moot 1 4 1st. . - - t t l a ton n e tr lf hcaavuetion h n f a u s li been justified by the event allsaninevertmeesi. synod from the 50th Regimes*, . stationed in the M. PS Maim ... ... at Hi 95 li 4 la NOM lamer r shown byte bet Mau et stimpo citadel at Plymouth, and he was at one placed in *rest. e t t t : tr o r e : t. Oka .., - i t i l: I tt MON I tuella Mersallin • an AES rlf a glance at the comparative position of the country at THIS DAY.-Two o'Ctocit. ' ke i str i r l i " it ths year Pr se the reillreds. Newepeoem by 100.000 a c e . elispeCanandre whleh lt win se me that two Meer K'ar'at ti mars than and lodged in the milltery prison. Here he Mums even aik "" enamaleri.l 104 1011 10,000 Is tanieredna ... ..... -e 14 its . the opeuing and close of the year will sufficiently Th. gold mining shares are flat to-day, and the Flt? P.M) hed St eel era Swell Ile dagioulPika .: more wretched than he had previously bees, and on Thum. # 1 11 Wass -: 41 Ili NW NettO la timbales mama„ II is determine. Unfavourable as this coMparison ix, how- tendency of prices is still downwards. Nouveau imamate. Slow Wald. skew 1 AuttmlimOrdalsra .. Mt............ Nue day afternoon he requested the attendant to ask Mr . Baird. ss a n o ndift .. bb bit 10400 1 fundsolls healield boasts* Commons ....-...... - 01t,.... 0411 ..„ the chief, and Mr. Stephenson, the senior,wardens, to tome HI 1 D . VW NMI.- IN 13 1 0,0011 IMe Ueda. ell e die •• by the steadiness with which the trade of the coon- Nugget, 1 dig. to l• prem. ; Ague Fria 11-16 to Maim ' iha " . • "" ---- mbiss"..' 1111---- ..."'-'. to his cell. They did so, sod to them he stated that when t e A tam e d a m . 1 . 4 T°9ohhe It epep elm 6 14 1 keee le anslow•lrlok (Val an l• 41 Mi , try has pursued its course in foes of the unfavourable 1 DAILY NSA'S. .--- 100,000 i 11111600 Mautrea Gold all 1 i tell 13- 6 prom .; and Colonial Gold, 6-16 to 7-16. The eartmard eirsasesued SiTlisiiis - curt he deserted from the 60th he had induced a young woman P tat Da llaegrrelis. --. 10,400 NI tarillehron ll4 SIS • events that have marked the year. Cases of mercan- Australian Agricultural shares ire quoted 39 to 41; abuse recestlf Mgemea I, ....... i ... 11 • 11 T e . um. mimes named Handle, who had been a factory girl at Preston, but Ig e eill. Iseallls ee re,Th •• r i :9 " 8 i 10,10 a 5 sikentainttura.p a lii 5 6 MOO SS 011•061OnSonSCISnbi all lld : . tile embarrassment have been of unusually me Peel River, 1 die, to par ; North British Australasian, lie •to ?Mau •la the occurrence , merchants watching the events of the par. to }poem.; and Scottish Australian Investment, rpm. From tlst Mt It lesk figh - gremlentlahlablamoltawa-ne. who, having given way to abandoned habits, bad 'allowed te A us,,,, 4b. wcrwri. • ii 1 ,-. iti n is oso OD 014 IL MusD. am It H 114 zil 114 1 1,000 I 00101111102•212 i i ides • day with never-ceasing vigilance, and promptly 11 to 11 prem. Cobre shares have been dealt in at ent.miee itemeety ma mement nberesbee disk le went 0. rtg i mut hes Owes ei through the eouotry to Plymouth ,to 'company ::: t; = wei., IE I „ pi 133 II ae. i tessmaimimars I - - the PPP gran et nom i apt &wady. MA the knead hialseat . , effecting . * contraction of their operations whenever 461, eireelethm :1 01 2= 1 111/pirors, aid IMO Ms regeet sm. Taut on leaving Plymouth th ey took the Tavistock 14.80/ 40 _9oloo,oaggat.- all 45 47 NI Other mining stocks are quiet. a s et 110 no ' Tina •- • 66,1801 bY say road, intending to go to the Hampton, and having passed 1 . IS DS. Ma ••••• ••• - pr 40= MAO • 6 naireas me- I 1 sam this cautious policy appeared advisable. At the pre- ." reg. 6 " 11"1.°86.1 armr.d. w" ii"."141.1 the tillage of Jump, which is about six miles from Ply. n e Sh`attlensWisdido; i 1 Pe 1 01Pera. lilies it: Kline' et me of ss fl sent moment it may be pointed oat, so strong is the esilsiesa' 1121121 i. Mia#A 7 r; Ts Ts 76 6 are IS PVIL 7 paw. t all 4 7pm general confidence on every point except that of .......-11 8.41.81 1 1 er Newsom talks kikedok ; art mouth, some aimed= arose between them; that one !N. 141 Learia a _ 14 ib T. be ..swee t COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. a.eRON I all 1141 $ politics, that, should the storm which now threatens the one. is. rbeareee. baba. word brought os mother until the unfortunate woman said rb 1 4 1 n it a . - •••• - try i s .. 1 .,,,,,,,„ 21 0,... %b._ all iasl pa to break over Europe be averted, commerce would at she would return to Plyetehte, and mere known the fact of 15 all Leadeaderyalliarldilet - I Di* ....., s• MA RUSSIA DAY. RUSSIAN PROCEEDINGS TOWARDS Ili 124 his 2411416011 as well as the road he had taken. Upon this It In e Ill s T i o.„, tr io _ a 111 111 Ikea ro ic _ ~... al 14 le e theic 1 mei Deager ism au i i eis spring into almost magical activity . It is to be ogee ll l corequenth ot the severe frost, and detention of the ENGLISHMEN. remark • he said he would take we she should isot, aad ei: IR •••••••••••'•"... ... ... ~, s s - i n t , u are: * t ro:=.=7.. 1 i i 4 1 feared the commercial oommunity of Great Britain barges in the country, the usual Et iex and Kent samples does not yet fully ream the Idas of the damage were not shown Mr morning. Tl 6 arrivals of wheat _..- NM end strack her • violut blow on the head with a stick he had s it I lb woad Deaf .... es 14 4e,Oet 1 rasp «.--. ..... - alt i f al. which will be inflicted in the contrary and, enter- from abroad during the put week amount •to The Mae rre r says :-. We have just learned from in his hand. Nee fell at once issessible to the is It tai,s s aid...._ „. - am s slimes . . all 11 IS 7,403 quarters, and the exports during the same a pneee were., apes which we have every reason "sly , route ;he jumped upon her sad kicked her moil el 1 1 lettlembel --•rt Id 14 5 PPM 1 Leslisetrid tuoately, too habit of war, with its periodMeom- exceed 14,200 gn. The attendance of buyers One Mogen .. fas par _OnmasOMISINPtr.. all i 1 parrying sacri fi ce, of blood and treasure, its ;sums- m i na w um ,„„.. and . l ug . bug..., cum te..e. that the Runts' imeramest has given notice to several he was satisfied she was quite dead. Be then 17 17 i '''''' 5 4 die 140,000 1 Plarlfella ....---- all ides per SITS loans its unhappy tendency to draw Other states acted at stradvases of 4i. to tle. per qr. upon the rats' ef tromeereiat seethes% sad engineer., interested in Russian t „k up t h e b o d y. „d „th e d i t eeme di et „„ se t i geoey aid .. n si %WO le laoll4llllll,4lkielesa • .1 ii into the strife , and its inevita e evils of diminished this day fortnght. SI au neneeeesmagnalth. 6 II railway.. that it is eat istieded to premed at pretest with mem the down, and threw it dews near ems old 4 _ ~. " r o t --- - ... ... bb be OS s mita lam imme5a r ........... all i dim pa iss.see 1 neseresesese :-..... a6l pa 4 trade and employment, and national su ff ering, pea- Flour was Is per barrel dearer. these uadartakings. Is [mat , the works are about to be n o.. si e was h e d hi e we ibi es m a a a s aum u s o me o f is is „ i.e .... 7 ... ... _ _. memo e het .Fll4l. .....--.... I i as I perism, and crime. Even as the brilliant anticipa- 04 Barley improved is value 2s. to Se. per quarter. , suspended, and all the new sad money required for their water, to which he says there was an nabanktneet two feet :. j i northers Oman th. , .... ji .ides IY " it Q"" nwoomo 'N" b;" ---- Z i t II xa Sons with which the advent of 1553 was hailed were Oar, ham, and per, must be q noted la. to 2a. Marin cowl action will be dueled to arryieg ins the eon We deep, which agrees with either ot the stftai" fr" l which IS 111 MOM mere s TM. T. ... 6 as 16,600 5 4 *• lb New 7:: an ato only partially realised, le let at fervently ho pe that MIN ALS INTO LONDON 711011 DEC. Mk to DEC. Slst. have alto been informed, ea elerthent authority, that she towss of Plymouth sad Devenport are supplied with 1 1 1 ail Do. L. .... If li ',vs se social; -... 41 4 4 QM Moro. UM. Pereira 8 411•11111•1•111 0. ii 10,000 1 darselita- an 1 }ale the gloom enshrouding the opening of 1854 may be wie5t......... i l i g i t Isa Putt of Russia are at the row ohmeat engaged in this watt. I. this embeiiknemt , ea whack hue wu growing, se &I ht, , ~,,..„ so sa • • *Asti -14 11. .::' r r a dissipated without maierially affseung th e fabric of , tr_ 237$ ..-: 411 an IDs I =Ms , ' Ile W Ntssis- . 7.... an 41 el s eisouy is march of skip and warlike ewes See the b. deg a w i l e with hr w o a d , s a d bested tee body, eared Et tti eteareimZ.. ... hi fit des '5 ' " r e .. 1 w ma national prosperity which it has taken so many years met ..ISM ' 57 it‘"E" Ussemass 7 . Aguas km do. Prie."6.4 toAat . Ami - it with the loose earth sad stoma sad then treat ea t• ; art 1 4:2 6 7.."."... ~.1.1„, IMMO I Nest Onsells . " -. an 11 Ms to rake to its present eminence. Neer. ;407 saga mod 9,7 P onkel& . al " on a "" I " m4 ' 4 " . W _ . i.a.h4 " 14414 " 45 th 4 54 * Okehampton. At that town he bunt the stick with which ec lee Were.. Meow. 45 ft 14 10;(40 1 522211124.11/A.22 MI lAs I Consols, which were dealt in prior to the official tent of the., metes% meow me Atlantis. but it is naht te ~.. i...A .....I. R....11a •..il mahatma in the Roust Arnim. Pi. lee (• ?= clelett. ••• ••• 41 !! ' tome' 1 Tuba ........ all 1 des oar MINCTATMLANR_-THIS nAv_ ger , j, I 3,54' IN WWI it SS . IN Noeus.Stlft6... INLAILWAre.II& S 3 GS 111 anellowu seillsodied ti I Ns 411 Perversary ins Mow 01141.W00114 ... 14 IS DikUdiso -. 7 S SO Ix Osisalry 11 64 Naspabe Oaks Si Si dls IS isNillows .. 13 17 IN INN ismois 110 Nab Wake_ Sli SSi IS Ns& TNINNIXerDo, $ 3 Ms 4660146_117 ININUON SO SO UssioNsvau Si S 17 Sahel Pisa . IS IS sli wormiest sall 54 all Weida we 11M710. U 27 si 14 INN 1456 .. 114 I Sls. oftslllsM 6644 , - I W.IININNNISONOUP. X. 106 11706.11M0ws 1111 64 SI 30 IDx falsolses 11 Si Am SS 116 DeALll.Z.Pumlors . 4 " lotTset irk Math Oast 445 i i tent of their succest acme the Atlantic, but it is right to wars al Lltitith subjects that they will subject themselves to very heavy penalties if they shall be found engaged is the prohibited commerce of arms, ammunition or armed nssels, with say foreign state. This coetrahaad trade is prohibited with parties is a time of pease. We are at this moment 10 what is termed • hostile attitude. Should actual hostilities recur, all persons engaged is this dan gerous traffic would be placed is • miition of WWI danger. la such so event—which may come spent us say day—the came and the punishment would be perilously increued. The wara:ng, therefore, we hope will not be thrown away —for the asilty parties may be amused that they will not be allowed to ',caps with impsaity." he had struck Rundle, sad enlisted in the Royal Artillery. After M'Donald had made this statememt to the warders of the milinq prises, Mr. Clifford, the superintendent of the pi Davenport police, was sent for, and, after being cautioned, go he repeated the some story to him. Mr. Oiffori is sow making every effort to test the truth el this strange and 1 4 4 horrible story, and should a thaw reader it possible for eli the wretched luau to imolai est to tie polies the spot where E be buried the body, which he has promised to do, a search will be suds to-morrow under his guidance. The corporal of the woe% who eiscompaa'od M'Danalil from Okebamptos to Devouport, and to whom he used cams- C lions which made the corporal suspect he had been guilty es of some crime, is at present cm furlough. ft t Teselbrable by JOINT STOOL BANKS owed 1 Me. 10. ♦ Hasp. ... ..... Pd. am :Vg y. 176...a5ee . et Ada 6 11 Of pier........ ` . Ali: lAA MIAS.. ....... i lam mi. " .... 10 -r C iti •l eof I: 1 : i Z pli ..... Loam 'lin"' • • r New rgi".ll4ll.lllad U M* —: —: • World Woad ...... 111 II ea Salk Wales a is 44 16 0/110461111:Vr a res 7 W B 46 48 44 110 !midst MK OIL ' I I t go it. I 114a-l:la.ill° : I. : SI. 16 el AMINO& all 73 75 S. De. New. ... ...... 1O flubs el Liedas le ..... 1 11.010 48 U Woe oflladrld in - MINCING-LANK-THIS DAY. The public market will reopen to-morrow, the following sales are deelared.—Sugar : 230 lids. West India, 6000 begs Mauritius, 2600 bags Madras, and 3000 bags Bengal.— Rice : 2800 bags Bengal. This prorate amuses markets bees a firm appuarattee, but no business of importance yet reported. Cos7ll.—Native Ceylon steady at 60s. Rice Ins been in good demand, and full prices paid. Otts.—Seal, pale, 401 10s.; straw, 35/. to 371.; brown, 341. ; Sperm, 891. 10s. to 911. Os.; Headmatter, 901. to WA ; Cod, 371. to 371.10 e. ; South Sea, 381. to 42/.; Olive Gallip,,b, 601. to 811.; Spanish and Sicily, 671. to 581. ; Palm, 421.05. to 431. • Cocoa Nut, 461. to 461. 10s. Linseed, 301. Rape se:d, 451. 10s. to 491. ; WI 30 Hi 3 TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. MURDEROUS ASSAULT ON A MEDICAL GENTLE ts —A serious assault upon a native of Dairy wan cam mitt, don the 'venni, of Friday last, near Milagavic Mr. William Lien, ft I) , • practitioner there, formerly in Balfour, saes son of Mr. Logan, Windy-edge, Dairy, was out on duty betwiat the boars of II and 12, and while re turning hums on foot was attacked and amisolted by a cowardly rain in • state of ',tidily. He seised Dr. Logan by the throat ; resistance was of course made, and the par ties went dawn. The doctor's hat went of, but attar Ending it he retired from his assailant. Ile had not gems far, however, when he found that he sou stabbed is the groin ; he called at the first fun-house, where he still re mains seriously ill, under the medical care of Dr. Limes, from Glasgow. We learn that the ruffian has been appre hended and lodged in gaol.—Ayr Advertiser THE SUSPECTED NIURDER AT ST. FOLOUS.—Wet understand that Dr. Smith, plipicies, Peterhead, the person chanted with the murder of • farmer named Mae. donald, rodding in the pariah of St. Fergas, on whose life a temporary i AAAAA tne had been eff:cted by the sewed to the treat of 2,000f.,*•nd who was found dead on the 21st of November under suspicious circumstenees, and but a few days before the lapse of the insurance policies, hoe taken the course of precipitating his trial by " tunnies letters." The result will be, that as the prisoner bas thus challenged his trial within forty days, it will have to take place at Edinburgh, the Aberdeen circuit not meeting till spring. It is probable that the case will be tried at the High Court here on Monday, the 16th of January, the day previous to the re-as embling of the Court of Session after the Christmas resess.—Edis.4 Courant. SUOCKING NIURDER OF A PIITSICIAN.—WO TO- The market is quiet. Bpecolaton are waiting the effect or the deliveries en spring contracts, which are usesually heavy. Town tallow is quoted 6.95. 6d. nett cash ; Peter,- burg Y.C. on the spot, 695. 3d. to 695. Bd. ; Jan. to March, 695.; Much to May, 69a. 9d., rather bums. • PARTICULARS OP TALLOW. ISSL y ISIS; I 1914. 47 if IlleskaabraL..— Cola.. Wiwi Instwma -- Datum Ist hum -.—..- Urivalkatweek ..... De. boa Ist luso ....... —.. hiss •1,971 2,417 X ll2 Ike! 47,133 1,411 63,126 219 .69,752 U O Ol2 10 !1.1"_3. Pa No. 113. 1188085403005. Pd. Wen is I MEW= de sue.,. r.-w. —.— --.. . MS 8 If •-• rr— , - -"- 1411 l4 'IT." - a lta&slism .. A ro ra.saatito.6W m i l -so et too • t l ean * A , so Ito.oe* 30. 4 Cryan! Passe of Men 3 00. NesisisM i — 1 ... 111sods 12, 31 Ds. (1N 18 U 13 11, 18 lssimOss. 14 ... Osmeal S. L Os- 18 18. 1 118. O WI II *4 lO ' 3 IbTrirof oil i 6i. 2 1 duds Row Narlolio• Ow 123,71 1 NOM MUM Asulividss 0 par 17e 1 Do. Ns . ......... Nsillef cutiV a t i. T= 2 wt. 8 1 . U. . 1 ' Ono a Ice I L _ % k sisomist ia , 11 pm If 12, 1,--- Mad. 25 38 id 31 11 zd Us. Mogi all r.ri __ Y. C. por cwt. ....... Do. Town iiirii. 111 a. MI. SlZiti. 4/s. Si etp.od. Arrival for the week ending Jea. 10, lut year, 1,278 casks; and delivery, 1,737 casks. The arrivals last week comprised 10 cuka from various places. Total, 10 cub. SMITHFIRLD.MARKET.—THIS DAY. The number of beasts is small, and the butehen having pretty well cleared out, the demand is good, consequently prices have advanced, still our top quote tion must be considered extreme. The supply of sheep is considerably lem than was expected, and therefore was readily disposed of; quotations are rather higher, but there is not a great difference in this respect. There are very few calves on offer, andlthey are sold much dearer. From Germany and Holland there are 202 beasts, 810 sheep, and 2 calves; Scotland, 300 beasts ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 1,000; and 1,600 from the Northern and Midland Counties. Per Moos of Pea 4. 4. 4. 4. Per *tone of She ad. ed. Be* deo4s. Hselkedo 4 8 6 Diet Dee I /154x15. ft Ilse Elborehoroe derood qemilty Dame 44.. 34 4 . Du. do. Rhona :eke 4 8 6 • Iwo sod mooed quality 110 4 4 1455 . .... . . .—... —3 8 8 I Do. do. MORI beog. Doe es.. ilidf-brade 410 5 lamer . ... Drees at market. 3,3601 'boo sod bumb4. 13.714 ; oder. 31: PIA 331 MIN 1 II zel Feet to state that Dr. Patrick, a native of Daley, who woo praetiaior in Springbern, near Oisegow, was assaulted (litany on Friday last. H• was the second son of Mr. John Patrick.of the Oareock Bridge Toll, Dairy, and from his rapidly inerevieg practice at Elgoisgbars, he bad the pros pect art attiring an4misent poetise is his profension. He was want, d only ten weeks ago. On the evening of Satur day, or rather Sunday morning, he was aroused by knock- Mira at his door, which be answered himself. Mn. Patrick was iu bed, but she heard him requested to go and visit some party who was said to be unwell ; she also beard him decline to do this, Riving as bin 'eerie that the party was Dr. Suwart's patient. Imreedistely, and without much talk, the parties seised hold upon him, and while in his shirt dragged him a distant* of fifty yards from his own house, etaltreatiog him .0 brutally and cruelly that he was a afterwards able to give auy proper account of the assault. It. survived until Friday last, when he expired. —Ayr Adrinwer. A FARMER CONVICTED Or CRUELTY TO A HORSE.— At the Hocking Petty Sessions, Cornelius Major, of Shal ford, farmer, was summoned by Mrs. Alsip, a member of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, for cruelly beating and illtreatiog a horse, ou the 18th of No. 'ember. The defendant, who resides at Hubbard'. Farm, Sheltered, had been convicted a few months previously foe • like ' , fence, and was then severely reprimanded for his cruelty. John Wilke mid, 1 was sent on Friday, the 18th Nov., by the defendaat, my master, to the barn for • mare end tumbrel ;my master pet in a quarter of barley and • dressing machine, and told me to drive home. In going through • held the tumbrel sunk in the mud and set fast. I told my master, and be came and but the horse on its heal, legs, back, aed sides with a stick as lame as the leg of i chair. The stick had a hook to it. He took both beads to beat it, and continued nearly half an hour. The ht.,. then moved on into the nest field, and then fell down. All this time Mr. Msjor was beating it. The horse mol d not get op, and lay there when I west home be biota five and six. Nest =maim I saw the horse in the 'table and braised, blood crating from Rte month, and , itie eye was closed. The ant day (Sunday) I saw the horse [yin le the yard. Mr. Major and two men were trying to get it uo, bet they Gould not, and it died on the following day (Monday) boierms 12 and 1 Vohook. Mr. Major beat the Ammo moot medig and monamondig. William Goodwin, a labourer, sea rind eddies% mid the bench, considering dm saw holly Fronde ••=t:i prioranded Mr. Major toe Ids gross armila, and • the highest fine of with 14s. esses.—Olake ford Chrotiock. SALT PORK ii now imported in kap vasatillis into the comets, from Pomp], and dacha higher rim than Irish stilt pork. SINGULAR AND FATAL ACCIDENT TO A GUARD.— On Saturday Mr. Payne held an inquest on the body of James Fielder, aged 37. The deceased was coming by an sap train to town on Tuesday, and was observed by • porter in the sett department to be hanging half way out of the vas. The porter held him in till the train reached New Cross, where assistanes was obtained. It was then found that be bad received a fearful wound on tM head, which appears to have been caused by striking against the bridge No.lo, near Forest Hill. Verdict, "A:cidental death." EXTRAORDINARY BAUM A lbw apx Team Phillips, • oft d supsisb. mini ling by the North Stallidiabd Itlaseleall.4llmiss M to Loagtoa, failed get MO 110 111111110 e die • ri coveng his mistake eftelhe a pod station about 600 yards, he loped est tet do asp, ash strange to say, though dm Omit bed sterimehe . sped, escaped unhurt. For ea bola a biessie et Wedeln of the company he was mommped before themeeblembst, at Long ton Police Cour. im Wedaseday, bat the ere andel aye be heard, as there ems* see county magistrate in attend anee ; and Mr. Lay, the company's solicitor, mmented to withdraw die iftentatioa on the defendant mini the lobe* assonled to IL Is., and Ile. to the people's. eddieriber. bum Faria6goug.7—A Arabi ac- Asti took mks si Weenster_eftoinms T ors des et holler in lb, Mat mil et Ilte _ .Bailey, end Ileysorlemptaro, lisaley. The boiler was one at kip limenekse, cylindrical in shape, and of about dieeff.kerne power. It would appear toe have hoes ea& dad perked! safe and semi is hi emehrwithes, bet the =regulating the supply avenue he be ennampdes. far a short _time previous to Um nedihint, bass= =eyed and and the engineer, Philp Deets. be f r having it properly adowl by a PINWORM alAhod undertaken to see Mr MeseM6 *best sy 2 o'clock whilst Davis and Mr. &SW, heather, Paul Bailey, were engaged on the top of the boiler, ding something at the gauge, the explosion suddenly task *se. Mr. Bailey himself, who had only thee menest ass lines to the mill, and was looking on at whet his beaftew sad Davis were doing, was blows away by dm Imp mow a distance of between 24 and 30 dm hi Mee the Cannon Canal, from which he was reseed dm* she , wards in • shocking state. The two ether am were met ii frightfully scolded by the serape of stem mg Mt air, le whilst the roof of the engine shed was aniewei Is bag ewe, the brickwork of the due was etimpletip lime up- e s wards into the air, and the masses Bum bens sup- ; porting the had la the Ere-heis wen Awed away le and projected la all Mosedese to a ousidenelhe distance. is Another man sand Plebes, lobe wee et week an the genead a few Teets has tbe wee only saved le from the Ahem of the enpleden by tim op& of a wall, sad essepah from do My Weeks, nebbish sad otter dowels told* were scattered into . the air, by tW rennin tete ea Mi. Davis was takes to Ike e North Staffordshire la Intent be did the sane Se evening, and Mr. Bailey ' hi Welber we rementh to home. The latter also expired is the ewes el dee might, and the former, we /egret to stateds* ' in • premises um t o dition. The inquest on the kilos of the donnish mos so war opesod on Friday, but was adjosened. Taff VALE RAILWAY.--assoosure ACCIDENT.— so Oa Tuesday &flatness lea% !totes beech Vela from Dow s. - lais &nth bow not the WM* hey bola tees Merthyr to Cuellt sedemsbily adielsopbe asmireeL Pram sem le week *I wisp eastabis the poolosysis bairns do- l• sawsdte allow Isobel Mil I - easmiedose . doe ii end nide • stalk Mt dr ther—lbe ; on= alettaibitekselbebuLabedecid:sat Bony an 1111 to stele is aso peer seeeaere mkt Ist SIPMP to to me her ass at Chillers, Inn se ermeely Wend Shot la N tie SWIM ef se hese rein Iseshoted . I (Men mans ems* g. Wen ada trees giVt it Batty le tbe yellow ragmen Ana so to the yew obe e essooldnil a ig=len le es AO. wed s beets will be Is phis ol Mr Ild• aeeidon iliONL lPili t lire Ardor Is MO% est Me. .! =as emajoe,was i11064111* in the ern, end ; mimed ewer yeseakery ski elbsembe, la 1 , Beyond et the name - are lathe tiller le s wry proomiees nele.—Menosodi Merin& L 1 zsuim av rilia 'mem I lismir mg° s t=rirso f itt tot NI la m.o. /swim (Issid 1100040 W. 61 SS 10 ligialsUlLW ....P.Et Nod* OL me wire) 141 14$ W Si DIM Melt (10041•41001140 es 0 U NI 110415 . 101 lk Ibite. is N. a be.) - 0 • '''''' Firsoollllll4l 100 111 U De. i aim WOO .. 14 4 03 4 ISS 10 1 Wass 4111 s) . St 11 1W Lemke sell Wissawsl 0000 ssloollll= 111 144 10 01.0 FINIONMA WS 114 140 Lessislo4l=64ll 1..* = 6 ls 1 400 ea - .- 15 0 (WNW _ 11.11114.) t $ sli 1010011/ 00 an = lO asslo.ll - Ilimilied (IOW) 1 0 WI 10 11011001000408 potet Need lb 1140 .31 De. i psr NO. 00)...- 0 - a . ~.....irmo..„. LOl% igArigiaideallteil ••••• II Mos 4 dm. 011110 .).. - - 100 Swam 1011111110(100 Is Sart Nallies —. 141 141 ISO 10.0sassa1lluk . IC 10 11 00110110100011400 w ls Ns. 11.0440.......... S 14 414 ' (Imst i llial= - - SI IS Ditto DOW ..- .. ill 1103 Mr 11111•0340 NW . S. Gesst 1/00041.-.- II 110 ZAUMAIL IMP= ZAILWAIL • Wow, ao9 DaDariala I 16 dia Dailana la Oadosars— $ Da 31. 11402111914101111199. 1 117 Plo a Wpm a • aidalal=o9• ll337, 1 11 14 Ppm 34 Pa 11.96119•16... ... las 3 81 an Ma Oa 110•111* dr 1: OrW al" lreYr a ragg t %I P T ;:f ew IS 13.111n0k 4 3 914 • 049410191ni 4 1 pa ill Oa 194.0mmaa Cs par 144 .. Da ;a 1.4444111 n... — i. I I =lver I" I" 1 1 II Da. de he ft iest 1 $ Do, - 1 24 Do. ppioad „. Ds par LMan n yasa r. Oren Ms pa 1 Poe 3 Mom la 1.45e(w1113 la.) I 1 Sanborn airman— PI sr Da. IN. lpr at. Bre (tert B. all Iforespe• Truk Priam 7i 9 lo Pads ama41 . 4•7 10 Mama .Y 411 SO Pal 43 ID rimie ma r. areneerr ' I ni 4 he"="= " Oi 104 i dY all spa lbws 11 all ▪ oadillapso 11 Do. Ulm One. Mkt. 9 Dad Ora 4 at ?nor 11 athara—..... 6 pi IL Omer Isla Drip i• Weil fereaers. —44 4I z 1 pr aimarrof I a no le of Pears,.. 74 II in 4 al 111 14 Dr 111 •••••••••• 44 441. FRENCH RAILWAYS. The foUowiag are the last returns of the gross receipts of the principal Freneh railways : ltearme.—Prom Doe. 17 to Deo. 23: ply MUM: psi, 414 021 f.; total, 17 t o Soreer.-10rom Deo. 111 to Denremagere, NAM; seeds, 111,7112; Maio MAK Dana—how Dn. 103 Doe. 14: Passenows. 11.11i4i seeds. 4lll 6au. f.; total. 87 ANL /111 Dawes Um—hen Des. IS to Doe. 141 haw fey tele,te ersam g=t.; 11441511.; wail, 7 63,1414 Doe. i t to Deo. 23: Poe semen. ; priepzg= DA D Wok ,2477. o& 1 11 o Dos. 12 : Praeger% UMW.; goo* 47113 ke ig nak teld. M v.--Feen Doe. 17 to Dee. 13: Peramess. Mtn Fmk 11,1114 ; 13.111 f. Leems. , —esso Deo II to Deo 14: Prows; 140411.; gook 1 •014=6 . 517,11 1 t. Do. If Dee. SS: Psossoeses, 17,10 H.; roe* Sy= Sejltst in at matm —Pros Dee. 10 to Deo. le Prissigen. *MK ;Irk 111,51101.; t0te3,112.7012 The asseeletiseo wheels bees been he some line f ezz for the porshass by rho eloesherg lute bevejset bees heeeltit le a soestowat Aessalloi to the stleoleilees speed a% lb, r e setsha the Buie lasers to be oravertei law basis at the etrarberg Cesysay or OW east oil per mot Wm*, to censossos on IstDssesabsodillosi lohalussable ht a period of le yeses of Mk. I. shame an to be gives In throe of them bosh, aai emit share is to males at the eiIONDS et the sashays eas et 10 b. 60e., se wall se the Mime of ths orall . tfliDssomber, aassuatiog to sea ail M.'s. nee," soya WI dial seta, boot the Sage Cleorpooy, " the Buie oboe is thshots of Jaasuy I, IM. by is owiroboof Ilfr. , re foolowe br • aarilsi, vitt a patios die per east. la its =Weinman. a 4876. Ms. obi LW Ss. la mosey. or Is id olio& UM. the vales et tits bolds sosolyell la eat imitis otioAdoi at the avenge vseirelea it ; the Tystlilk.76k reoressols 41111. fib, osill el* the Ilk. SW Ws. The fakrbsisoanor &mod lb* Bole Ossimmv,, lobith ban m*6o a ilk* swam of aim =ry es &min Olio* 81, 11161, Si, to bo ssio by the Imam Mims* at the Ms of lOW for NIL ° • opening of the market at 934, were first "regularly" quoted 931 to /, gradually declined to 931 to 1, and were quoted at the official close at 931, ex div. for the 18th January. At three o'clock the final price was 931 to 5-16. The official report of actual bast new is as follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for the opening, 18th January, 931, 1, /, /, 1,1, 1, ex div. Three per Cent. Reduced, 931, 4, 1. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 951, 941. Exchequer Bills maintain their improved price of ISs. to Bs. prem. India Bonds were quoted par to 3s. prem. The foreign stick market participated in the gene ra/ heaviness, but the operations were too circum scribed to have much effect on prices. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. and Sardinian Bonds fell 11. percent. Russian, although more offered, main tains its price, doubtless under the influence of the sup port afforded by the agents of the Russian government. At 3 o'clock Mexican Bonds were quoted 231 to 241. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 67 to 69; ditto Three per Cents, 47 to 49. Sardinian, 89 to 91. Spanish Deferred, 211 to 221. The Committee's Certifs., 41 to 51 per cent. ; Russian Five per Cents., 111 to 113 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 97 to 99. Granada Active, 21 to 22 ; ditto Deferred, 71 to 8. &ass are recorded as follows :—Danish Five per Opt. Bonds, 102 1. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per apts., 641; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 97/, Equador Bonds, 4/, 41. Mexican Three per Oats., 24. Russian Five per Cents., 112 ; ditto Peur-and-a-Half per Cents., 971, 98. Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 22, 211. Money continue* in fair demand for commercial purposes, and the rates of discount do not exhibit much variation. First-clam short-dated bills can be discounted at 41 to 3 per cent., which is the mini mum charge "out of doors." The Australian Agricultural Company's shares again declined IL to-day. Other land shares were dull. Bank shares were rather fiat, but the only change of importance was a fall of 21. in the shares of the Bank of Australasia. Crystal Palace shares experienced a farther deline, closing at 11 to 11 prem. The Australian Royal Mail Steam Company's shares (81. paid) have been dealt in at 21. Annexed are the latest reports from oontinesial boarsemu received by Mr. Renter's telegraphic express : I Amsterdam, Friday, closiog prices :—Dutch Four per Cents., 94; ditto Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 621346. Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 21 7-16; the Coupons, 51 per cent. Austrian Five per Cent. Me tallies, 789.16. Portuguese New, 37 4. Mexican New, 221. Peruvian New, 654. These prices show firmness. The exchange on London is unchanged at 11.65, short. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLoci. Great heaviness the ;Cock markets, and the funds have again fallen about $ per cent. Consols opened 93} to 1 ex. div. for the 18th January, and, atter touching 934 to I, have fallen to 92i to 93, which is the quotation now current. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 93$ to 931.; the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents. at 941 to 941 ; Ex chequr Bills, at 6s . to Bs. prem.; and India Bondi, at par. Bedness in foreign stocks is almost suspended. Maxie= has declined to 254 to I. The only sales noortiod are : Danish Five per Cents., at 102 ; Por tuguese Four per Cents., at 44 ex div.; and Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents. at 214 to 4 ex div. PROMPT AND PRAIRSWORTRY ACTION.-0o Saturday moraine, mem Wrodes_ship from Philadelphia was beating up the VilerlaChemst, is the Mussy, one of 01 =1 her heads Ml ~beard. The mail steamship Bumpy Captain Simmem, mess ea her outward =at the unsumme. sea Iliemum. seeing the so- Immedletely semi eeihme, teetered a boat, and reused the me Mew Ms a watery grave. Captain Dunham ef thelllpeesing, la a kW/ le the owners, thanks Cupids Illtswass imi the mss maw his command for their palms endeemmendable astien. PAssrons.—The Asereatiotee of Broods states that me Salsisai se Mart aselgases sea sew enter Frans, hem il s il Newish et iswei algi ga bl i b e d i r sear iPsiti tia . who m bave Ns Ilissallty, Moe bola empensil, as eksiiewers, te mem to Basetels, the mien to li th4 b aselbehe inipendee. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mesas. Pattenden and Smith report that them is rather more inquiry for hops of all sorts at shout the lame prices as of Late. COAL MARBET.-THIS DAY. 265; fluting's Hartley. 24e. ; West Hartley, 245. ; Walla End Haswell, 345. ; Walls End Stewart's, 345. ; Walls End Ti.., 348.—Ships at market, 100. The naviga tion of the river is now 'early mapped. BY ELECTRIC GRAVESEND, MONDAY, 10 A M. Wind S.W.; tide, low water; fine and frosty. Arrived, Jan. I.—Lion steamer, from Rienw Diep : Ann and Eliza, from Dantzic. Arrived, Jan. 2.—Caspian, from St. Maio; Magnet steamer, from Harlingen. Sailed.—Henry Tanner, for San Francisco. DEAL, Moons:, 9.30 A ba. Wind W.S.W., light and fine. Anchored.—Fantome, Jamaica to London; Chan dernagore, Colombo to London; Resolute, Madras to London; Albatross, London to Odessa; Ceres, London to Oporto; Halifax, London to Trinidad. TIM Mintz Rom TO PARts.—The arrange ments which hats - . Ham and South South Weston Ste pantos, by which y mod biting. Pt day. The dtiedty ins to emit semputy shined's. 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