The Express. — London, England, 1855-01-05 00:00:00

' [THREEPENCE. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK LANE. THIS DAY. The arrivals of foreign wheat and oats have been liberal this week, but moderate of all other Wider. The attend ance in Mark-lane was small this morning, and transae tions limited In what and flour, at the currency of Monday Wt. Barley sold slowly MUM rates. Oats were a heavy trade, with the turn in favour et the buyer. Beans sod pas maintained last Moaday's quotations. ARRIVAL! INTO LOYDON FROM JAN. 1 TO JAN. 5. rtara w Wheat 9110 I 12490 Barley OO9O 660 Oats 940 L1 e 1440 I 11790 Malt. 9lO ,120 oaks, sad 4140 la. Losses AVlii.lll.—Wheat, VS. 74.; Barley, Sys. 11d.t Oats. Is W. ; Lys, —46 —d.; Beams, 44.. 6d.; Peas. 40s. 64. lIIPILEIAL AVERAGES. \ iccm, n ... .. w hat .‘ 1 13s k id 2 / 9 1 : 11. 3411447;16150s 34 . 1 49. 1' id Dee. 2 ... ... 1 4 e 4413 e 104 :94 04 4's 310 e 24 46e 4d 9 .... ... 73s Od 5s RI ies 4 4 1;6. VI 49s SI 49e 3d 16 ... ... 724 3 4 144 GO Us (el 47, 4 448. 94 48s 34 1 , 23 ... ... iSs 4d 13s . 84 :74 414 G, 6 4 47e 103 46s Ild SO ... ... 1114 9d 14s Id 27s 104 47s Id is 561146 s Sd 8 weds' la. Arm Ile 44 lid Ile 44444 Id 49s td 48a 411 Durr.—Wllest, Barley. Oats. Rre. Senna. and Pea.. t.. .v. 211.. Dec. 2. Dee. b. Lea 16. Dee. 23. , Dec. 36. ... rL . ... :—.. ." ... L....... -- - ... ... : r 7-, ... L .. ...... 1 , e ,• ... - ... nice. 14 7.0 1 74 4 73 9 73 0 72 4 ... 72 3 ... LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—THIS DAY. (in MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.) (TROY .UK OWN CORRESPONDENT.) Our corn market opened this morning with a moderato attendance of dealers. Everything looked sulky. Nothing doing. No change of importance in the price of anything. Wheat, beans, peas, oats, oatmeal, and other articles remain at Tuesday's prices. A 1.....................••••••••••••••- _. - - „-- • 1 . . .. / (.. • .... , , ...--. .." .-- ••... ir--.---0-4.--- - ..4.,.. ~.,..,„ e / ...e....,.• ..... . .09-- ,••••-,•....? .- : z _.,,..,_ - ).,,,--- • ,-, --- . - . ...... • - .• • • • - . • • I/ , AA' ' olww• d.--- .7 g " .--""'"'". '' • ..'1 ( 1.:.{ . I I I. . , . • .............._i b f l • . t (4,17. xprtsl% ..............___ • No. 2,614.] LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 5, 1855. . = RNAMINTS fir the DRAWING-BOOK was also the feet that a cam of 7s. stand to bonbon said 2nd West York Militia, to be ensign, without purchase, 0 ~...., sos niologonna. .__li _.. d • sawn= for " marobse," wee anima ouried into theeeinnin deo vies Dogma, prometed. SILABB LISTS. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. mo taist - ilions. IS•raes SNIP& lia i ii. e r ds=as mama Mamie is the Medley as olionld bon been demo. Ned 10 10 Antwerp ind R otterdam 61 61 b o som Won Wen. modemaleg i r ulna endit h lllowo he 11. Sc. instead of 11. ls. Thus7l4 Foot --et-- e neighs Emus Jamdce 1 11 Mrf ilig lr e Mr), HI Mend. At es bele To be Lieutenants without pantheon. yes to dolt wheel* the *off= wen Ensign W. Brook Northey ; Ensign Edward P. Wade The railway share Market t T O- I da vla y t res Evinnit hotter ° ;' - in 70 1. t 4 plea nosa ill.2ll"‘"°ll6l2tikilligillie ng ls maisc o a Sksieuma :,::: - 1 d i idis piu r'm e t = t om b . pinimeedi 10 Wm. Rest ltating no roodlestion is Browse ; Benign Charles J. Manny. pithy With the PAM= in GOOnolit MOM Of the 2 ' ) 10 D°4111211181111 -___!” ..--- 3 1 il An ../1163111"losoNArMerrgolleol=e au** of ,nl. the 41 • 1 6 91 1 1 ha Ii OM 168E1 a belief Mew Wog. 74th Foot .- Ensign Frederic Mind Woodall to beliontrnont, s y m . Stain sells sU vend= of nediention, even then 1M ed without purchase, vi a Colborne, appointed to the 77th h ate/ hineka Closed; to t per cent . Mew than P e ' ins° "10 alli" Ds• liew itz".. - ......." 34 1 31 PO .-- end Wafts Mese. no Ws Ses 19 355 Slims mat not hem • belief Is the aseent in the book thinness so Foot. He Gould not =dunks to 77th Foot -Captain D'O 1 William B ttl f hall• fetch • y The Wi 90 DM Lam ... opogotjoio„ poo• ke 2 Do. amesdia ..= I 41 14 e m eal 211 however are still n a 1 I ItdmmormAusEtAirAdereorzurandzoomixtoarsis prin the es t3o l.lsibus LONlEL_ lsisb.i. /Arm. akirisiew. Et s t s:Pit t o thl L i e:Fer dosamen k " : ear n t e. h:e rL aaa vo ' Z ini ch oi er to was it his. It wee different pay 66th Foot. to hs eipteia " . a .7* roil - - 88th Foot. -Ensign George Priestley, from the Royal quiet Male' :peep' m e ws sou by • bas end eneennos eopodens in gess after 6 o'clock the inquiry was ogala adjourned to Newfooodlend Companies, to be lieuteust, without put - --......--. 100 all 41 pmada.p.s7 100 ail Dade. NI Mader. - - 10 10 Grand Jeweils eif Priam - I THIS DAY.-Two o'CLnex. 15 121 1 3.11m4atCanadnA 74 111 die gams tolthe =nor neehed he @bassi NM 20 hid en Monday next at 10 o'clock. thou. 33 Do. do. ...... 5 7Vs capa l l owg l i .. r pmsza. , I, PRlCll , 4 ) 3a p praz of Th e th railway sham market to-day is dull. Most is .n Do. St. Lew. & AIL Mae - - "I na earreng WM lielhes=gioes roes 21 per soot of OM.- FigeadelleillMMllS eing Ilg i a 2 7 l :9llMatin le MIGNON Rifle Brigade. they closed yesterday, but there* no general change. 194) a Dinalle ir• d a e L e d . A In S din who ohm Wamlly MEP SECOND EDITION. To be RsAm without minket*. M 10 Greet dant et London and North-Western stock is quoted 101 to 5 all Gnat het= Peshanks..: Riebard Tryon, Gent. ; kobert Edward Enter& Saheb's, ; Great Western, 681 to i ; Midland, 681 to 4; eant l / 2 . 10 4 6 .11 12 1 GL D D l ° .ge t ua dix w 5 Per Elamitgb. ° -N." di. 2 Silitc le al I nt ir ar i fttierliand BM for demo etells end IMlng eine • woo to owiNste theamweratin. Lancashire and Yorkshire, 78# to I; Calodon ha -a- Gent.; Lieutenant Gavin, Charles Lane, from the (Kino's Owa) 2nd Stafford Militie, Ties fitandert Pro - got to i ; Booth-Diatom, 24 kinfireEMAlL - Protected by Royal UAW, PROM THIS NIGHTS GAZETTE. onoted. Northern., 22# to to #. 3 2 171 to # ; and Great 10 4 011 Gt. West. Olmak. 101 104 Pant of soil neared by the slab int he lee& de let West ladle Regtment.-Ensign Charles George Ander-100 all Dulkle., pay $7.1.4.11111 55 - - it NM I l II = Me IMMMI Odiello si Vino& --0--100 an Do. eo. gik ft. se it. l i v.. et esloseke. sad Nio to no jeolooloot. without putoooss, Nos Doom French shins are in some Meet rather totter. 100 all Do. de. M. la. 60 del 4 pa 1N , lathe @bort spimisted to the Nth Foot. Fasten:is are quoted 31 Ito # ; Northern ., 34 to 1• • 100 all pla da •l l S e Waya 4 a P• 2 ala Car • •' d i m Eunglataly 10-1311 SEr AI - ft, a usin ti o n m i TY AlLl e. setied te jAr ressat ' 4. aka, Bawl" 3 r d Were Issas Melialliat. - Ma* Char* , Unread Law i• and Faris and Ilona, 19# to 20 prem. ' rej all Hamilton ma !mato ... 1 die par =BeeedeM 9llll Mad= balet miesi firma WWI, • by Norshomo, vise Colman, whose leo all Do. 6 per OM.. 1 ills par 22 , w o o I d a ding wank of a vast of tine pealetion. Robert Scott to the chum& and parish of Ceilidh, in the by , oat the 16th of September, 1864 , ' ORDINARY BURN AND STOOKS. 10 10 Lyons and Gamma ll pm sts, pop the pat Near lir Set him of pres b ytery of Dankeld, and county of Perth, vacant by the um 10 111 l i = s ead Mediterranean - - 105. 1110 1111 . 01 *. she nt* FlAsitan DEO yids resigoation of tin . Rev. Peter Colin Campbell. MUNI Prim eons *day ha 144 •.' _•• --•••• MIMI WOW , destrudeo thalamus . , sonellestles, lINATTACRID. IN Pd. MaLWAYS. rotooso,, to s Nos. 10 10 Namur n uege (with Int) / all =gee eallegerna MIM mold um= nores. Uwe. - Lieutenant David Hunter Blair, from the 94th Foot, to be me. m 00.% su m ossammodsedd of WE or emell. nal of ell CROWN-OFFICE, Jew. 3. captain, by purchase. st 100 Aberdeen la ssme. lbw way Us cm the WEN INN without their 13.110111211 RITIIIINED TO SERVE IN Me PRESENT PAR- 1.21 as Atalserg.,Nottlag., ....165:4n.. Charleroi k growth:us) 12 9 1 12 senstM~any tin mem at 1 lei. WM t trie by pee. hi. LIAMINT. To be Coloneh in the Army, the rank being ouly honorary. BREVET. and East.lunetion 4l a 10 all Norwegian Trunk Preter. 11 9 see 111 = l iroggmas drew^ ea aohniallarai hy Telyells_Lal ask Canty of Limerick. isog,Bo,-To nand lisieselle_rei,jeltile„ „_.„..„.„„ 1e "meek of Stephen Edward De Vere Esq ,of Curregbehase, in thel3l all Rim. Mole. inttourVallry a 81 Brevet Lieutenant Colonel Martin Orr, late Staff Officer of 2 . 4 oil D0. c .b00.k2 , 02 _ 000220 ,. c. 16 l y Pensioner,, and Captaio, half-pay, unattached . , having 22 1" 29 1g i 81 , rken" .1 o Lin. . . * : beaj o yeit e2 o • I B S 1 1 2 ". 10 14 Parla sod Lyons ..... ...... 1 191 pm 20 30 Perla and Orleans galurt ■ 0.2 2 0 . 8 01 rark $ an 7rb 5 6 4 7 . 4i71 4 7.1: V e rk e '''"`t n t r ' e ' e t . " county of Limerick, is the room of Wyndham Goold , accepted rtirement upon fell pay ; Brevet Lieutenant gt, too Bristol and Exeter - . ...... $5 40 10 10 Paris, Caen, & Cherbourg - - tower ini m ies. = in eo r to m zot es tro=or ner tsolt . Req ., deceased. 92 91 10 all Rouen and Havre Monlaweir Cologel William Hula Phibbs, late Staff Officer of lit. 100 Caledonian County of Antrim. Peosionen, and Captain upon haltnoy , unattached 60 all Chester and Holyhead - e Nt ti 53 10 Royal Danish died 204 x d Insonsreimannot. Thomas Henry Pekenhain, Esq., of Langford Lodge, in the h • tedretirement full *•C' * en all Can ' " a 1 / 8 •6 1 2.71 ..... ! 1 • 1 e n 5 3 Royal Swedish 10 all imaters and Mew pls 1 .1 71 • county of haulm, is thorium of Lientenant-Colonel Ed- smug scoop uponpay , sedans „ „ „,,,,_ „, Charles Birch Vane, of the 9th Foot, to be miler ' the 15 "" :"u onnik a. r o n. '"" . `" ''' r - , ---- s i n n o l d j. el 14 lO all Do. 34 per Cent. Prefer. - - C HRIB T M A 8 pRESENTB, ward Wiliam Pakenbass, deemed. 30 11 Southern of Prance. . - srmy ; Captain D'Oyley William Betlley, of We 77th et to. ear An= l4 13 si all West Vanden 3l - 4 TM met allmsprlsietenties to his Samoa of Pertlvity, are JANUARY 4. Foot, to be major in the army. 16 all DIM EIS Z sad 114... - - 10 10 Do. 51 per Cent. Prefer - -es three ovoid wed as the yessraties of Itealth and IPenosal Aurae- Borough of Sunderland. MEMORANDUM. 90 all Earns - ... 11 1 1 11 rej /1 90 12 Western of Prance 4l 61 pm ties: acme eau be wore aes9Blol9 dons Henry Pomba, Esq., of South Hill, in the county of Dor - Bt. 190 damn ihnue...cf;,WA.... 25 30 20 16 Western of Switzerland - ROWLANDS' MACASSAR OIL. hue, in the room a William Digby Seymour, Beg., who The appointment of Acting Assistant Surgeon George Monies Blare Mara to bear date the 13th Dace leer in lira 26 N /3°. = l "' 3 ' 114- - 10 10 salad l -61 17} RR . a lesn e l enduel I ' m le G. ask' mod sustaining it IS hes axe tad the office of Resorder of the Borough of - • -m -, en 2L 100 Do. I. 70 11 19 / than& o f the 15:h, as previously stated. ROWLANDS' lIALTDOR Newcastle upon-Tyne. St 100 IBM lameashige .... 7O a The name of the ensign appointed to the 30th Foot, on at. its liffinberenzed=... 94 46 ninon a Talbot Moore to the Cheek, awl a delicacy and softness to the 16th December last, is spelt Sander., and not Saunders, 10 all Ildliongli sod MINES. wash Arm, mad fink: 98 s 1 WAR-OFFICE, JAN. 6. es previously stated. •• -- - st. do Eillabookhtlienwoke 191 10 weans. weessem ROWLAND& ODONTO. or PEARL DENTIFRICE, GENERAL ORDER. Captain John Edward Dyer, upon half-pay, Unattached . 134 .., 1 , 66 ,.. = lar " Ma vius " 67 69 No. Stares Mmes. Paid prime Err Anew en the tee th • Peartalka whitener, and readers the Breath Horse Guards, Jan , 2, 1855. has been permitted to retire hem the army, by the sale of Z . ; n 7 *ram ...... ..... 91 92 911 1 yesterday. Nays sweet Niihau,. The General Commanding•in•Chief haa much grstifics- his commistion as captain, he being about to become a set- -- et jai De 's% A 's. mues li" The Pat/01119“ a( Royalty throughout Europe. their general see by . sad held" mad the univenallyAnown Matey of Mem analog , non in publishing to the Army the commands of the vela in Caned'. 123 120 100 . 000 1 Alma Fria all 111 St. 100 01.9entLawl West. (Ins.) 89 al 90,000 1 +Anglo Australian Gokl all - - gtes them a selebrity unparalleled. Queen for the promotion of the ondermentioacd officer, Bald by A. ROW LANG mad SONS, 20 , Hattcs•gardes , Leedom , sad whoa distinguished services at the Beige sod captu re of Erratum in the "casette" dated Ist December, 1854. St. 100 Great Wolin e'4 09 66/ 1 100,000 10s. tAnglo Californian 72nd Foot.-For Lieutenant Cecil P rice, to be can • he St ' 1" I:6k 1 / 9 661V1/1 " °6.961" 56 • 62 10,000 10 + tustralaslan - by ammo and Perfume. Homanund have been specially brought to the notice of - " '0 26 sll taxmater and Carlisle .. 72 77 20,000 20 +Australian Demo of Amnon§ Initstianz read, Lieutenant Cecil Rico. Ito. her Majesty : 161 111 D. Thine - - To be Major-Cleserel. Erratum in the " Gazette" dated 22nd Duember, 1854. 161 4 Do. New Vilna 6 6pa 106,001 1 Australian Freehold ... all 1 4 Floc Duped from the Author, for dm stanim_ Colossi Harry D. Jones, Royal Engineers. Scots Familiar Onerds.-For Henry Jeff* Sharpe, gept., to St. 100 formality, imd Yorkshire 734 74 731 1 39000 I Ave Maria - - C OMMON BLUNDERS MADE in SPEAKING he ensign and lieutenant, without purchase, read Henry DI 104 De, IMO 6l as 0,000 60 Mammon Iron & Coal all 6 7 By command of the Right Honourable 3 Do. Wed Elam llnlon - - 100,000 1 British Australian Gild all - - sad WRITING. By Camtas N. Sam, Author et "Riots GENERAL VISCOUNT HARDINGE, Jell Sharp, gent, to. 114 11 tondos mal Inesineall 7,1 81 8 20,000 20 +British Iron 13.5 54 I. ea Memnon: ao. _ It ought to neon every table ; and be partkulsety minesemended Commanding-in Chief. Bt. 100 Lon. 1111.CoLi 106 105 107 10,000 35 +Brasimp.lias.atsl.pen. 250 21 2 to 04, y 004.•-BrIrannla. 0. A. WETH ERALL , WAR-OFFICE, JAN. 5. Bt. 100 LoM.Vllreet . It . Wagers 101 1011 101 i 6,000 30 Do. Comm and Culabs all 111 11 " A mall sad oneretemPae tract, bat my usefid."-Werddy TIIINS. Adjutant• General. Two vacancies having occurred in the establishment of Do. fier Wenn - 11.000 20 D. Rt. John Del Rey 13 30 32 address Mr. hallth. iimminsbasocbsconn, 11. hookneestannst, I ills par General Officers on the effective list of the Royal Artillery, t . / , I L li a's ktek. lPUlle m an e . t c .) o d i, 2 . 0 110,000 1 Canon's Creek 6,,_ i - /Nod. NANO 1 +Cla.Cons.Min.Co.,Jam I .. por WAR-OFFICE, Jew. 6. by the retirement of Majors-Generale Crawford and Grant, 124 24 s o , 1 01 the If 12,00 t 40 Oolere Copper 44 ge Jag EMEMMosew an.l Immmid GENERAL ORDER. under the provisions of her Majesty's Warrant of the 3rd St . 100 Leudaa li r s owth Western 634 1141 54 100,000 6 , Colon.al Gold , 1 1 1 THE CURABMITY of CONS I TZfre a 'N 1 being Horse-Guards, 15th Dee. 1854. November, 1864, the following promotions will take place 36 421 D. SSO . 9 5 die Copiapo l6 16 17 a Esdas of 11%aim. el the meat web simiamsaa The Qom heel= bees pleased to commend that a Medal, is consequence ;Ms : 40 34 Be. £4O 9 6 ~ sso,ooo St. Weimer Misters of Eng. all 30 55 Fable la el the enomme. 7l.BBl o. R. Itawals9B. bearing the word " Crimes," with an appropriate device, To be MAJOR-GENERALS. 25 all Landenderry&Ennielliles - .- 3,00 23 tDo. Pref. 71 per Cent. all par 2 ral St. 100 Maneh..blieL,&Lincolnah. HI 311 70,000 3 tEng.&AustralianCoppe all 1 11 el U N NOWNwit 991 SINT PION" W t e e shall b. conferred upon all the officers, non commimioned ColOnels William Daniel Jones, Royal Artillery; William 33 a l Do. 4s u No. I . • stabs Chu. he. 25,600 2 stbt tees officers, and private soldiers of her Majesty's Army, nolo- Broreton, C.B. st. too Wieland 66 65 64/ 109000 1 Great Nugget Vein Reg. all 1 A TRlATlrestr i tlllS=freß llB trais IDLAZT. dins the Royal Artillery, Royal Engineers, and Royal The following officers of the Royal Artillery, who have W. 100 Do. Rim. and Darby 4l 42 10,000 2 +General Imam : Lamm awl Ow Sappers and Miners, who hove been engaged in the been permitted to retire upon full pay, will receive a step so ell Mid. G. West (Ire.) - - 72,000 Grand Duchy of Baden ell 1 1 arduous and brilliant campaign in the Crimes, and that of Brevet rank ; the rank being honorary only ; viz.. 23 221 Ditto Half Mares - - 11,000 Great Pulgooth all - - HE DAILY NEWS: LONDON MORNING Clasps, with the words " Alcoa" or .. Inhuman" thereon, Colonel Thomas Grantham to be major-general. T wie PAPER, pies 3d. shall also he awarded to such as may have been engaged in • laNsi Josinal. the sdnutsor One Immo" ad either of thou battles; the General Commanding in Chief To be Colonels in the Army. do ell NeweasUe and Callao . - - @I 61 Newmarket Bury Eaten ' 1 IMs 15 194 NewpartAbere.&Hereford 10 V die Lieutenant Colonel Edward Fitsberbert Grant, Lieutenant- 60 a Newry and Enniskillen - 3 24 60,000 10,00 10,01/0 103015 Liberty tLinsres t.usitardan eMarimita - - all 70 51 I IWsl pm Larsall 1 4 ofierlieroolionsiandvehie of its ream arre _ in the eeneraep el ite desires that this mark of her Malady's gracious approbation Col. George John Beresford. Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel 20 all NewryWarmnpoint &Ike. - - 60,0 0 New Granada ko , NW,. 2 . 2 I , a s uoriod tit, sod waiumo id w orm , of the services of that portion s her forces employed under St. 105 Norfolk the Hon. Robert Charles Henry Spencer, Lieutenant- 12 • Is De. New 46 10 4114 60,000 +N.Linater Mln. Ona.C.l. I all - - - - 200,000 Vouvrell Monde Om ellasekolhltheeit7. maws/. sad walsiarY edisbee-this Mar Field Marshal Lord Raglan shell be published in the Gene- Colonel Henry Coo p@ State. MI 34 Northern Counties Union 51 31 die 10,000 20 Pontgibaud Wier Lead , all IS 16 1 1 rill Orders of the Army. - BA 100 North British 11 = 1 :COARESPONDENTS AT TILE SEAT OF WAIL Field Marshal Lord Raglan has been requested to forward 16 16 North Devon, No. 1 ITS POZEIOII NEWS 18 RELIABLE AND IMPARTIAL lists of the individuals entitled to these honourable (Bathe- ADMIRALTY, JAN. 4. 5 en D. 1 A Deferred ll 11 10,000 60 tfthymney loan An matedeely arty .NEWS af deipplm la the Indian Seam le sum wit .. Is annidention of the attack on the forts of Sebastopol, II a Do. 1 B Guaranteed.. t 4 re 10.000 13 +Do. New Mod to it by Omaha MILNE ttosatalas on the 17th October, 18.54, the following naval promotion@ St 100 N. Eastern-Berwtok By command of the Right Honourable EMS 01ILY DAILY =TING WORT, 25 20 Do. Eztemiton - 111 61 dig 50,0 m 1 inuth Aurtraltan i all 1 14 filth Mt et intim* __ GENERAL VISCOUNT IiARDINGE, have token place, dated the 13th November, 1&54 : 6,000 10 lin Cro ft . 1 1 21 IT =OW= ALL OPPRNAITE ADTRITISRMI24III. Commanding in Chief. To be C. tuns.-Commander John James Bartholomew 2 , 5 !t De. Da • t au % 6 ° hug ' 1 4 2 1 4 22 die ' itt 43,174 20.2.81 Waited Mexican all ,2 21 Is a wrist* kordeot. eldtboun younger by oar the sixty G. A. WETBERALL , Edward Frue, Leopold George Heath, Hoary Downing M. 100 D. Teak ......... 52 33 70,000 1 Walter Nte Mit 2•14 2f essaranow ßogen. co 50 North had= s2 54 100,000 1 West Mariposa all I „ . 4 .:..E re 11 =2 24 ' "6.llllsPr efilligallipl lM Malliedier Ma WM= ma , . _ . A4 / 1 14 . 1 . 1 , / Gls" ' To bo Conimeaden.-Untsmnate William Sheep, limo ,- 40 8 4 Do. New "Inane Can.. par d 221 Newt= Thomas Sinks, William Rae Re fl ood, Gabriel * 1174 Nerth insitordrehe 4l 4 l oh lej 8 Transferable by stamped deed. le bemired of hosionnor to muss= k the bingiese; er st WAR-OFFICE, Jam. 6. 5 61 On ellm, 041, Mesaseesen Lesko. Royal Reghosat of Hone Guardo-Cornet Janus Milani Johnston, Henry Lloyd, William Bowden, John Proctor ho w ' al to r t eer..h " r earm Luce, William Gore Jones. . p, vio orf or t w ile oren gthee lr L w o i r et or i a st ir NA I 1 num n , b. e n iensnii• nbliela l lhe M ir * *Taft Shards to be lieutenant, without purchase, vice Dormer , 2 4 rot st s redwood mise. he guillther wilt es renown the appointed to the Grenadier Guards. To be Lieutenants•-Mr. George Francis Aston, Mr . o t . 100 *win, C outra l moms of nem weft teedWre sap* it, at 195.99 quarter, pall Francis Rhodes Hartwell, Mr. Arthur Joseph Day, Mr. et. iso socmok ow.' CI 63 1 Chang la shun by PosPoffige *hr. 2nd Dragoon Guards.-Troop Serjeant Major Silents? Cal- Robert Roberts,Mr. Ernest Augustus Travers Stubbs, le 10 Shrewsbury and Hereford 6 51 No. Si,. DANZ& Pd. I Priors Business dose vert to be quartermaster, vice Haviland, who retiresupon Bt. 100 Shropshire Union-- and Mr. Henry Joseph Challis. yesterday. to-hy. AILY NEWS FORWARDED to the COUNTRY half-pay. 50 30 South Devon To be Master.-Mr. Robert Lawny Cleveland. .. , 00 s ou * E we -. 561 69 59 _ 6th Dragoon Guards-Cornet Charles Sewell, from the 22,300 40 Australasia all 79 51 by EVENING Poet at 1 " 64 ' P ee 2 r- •_Pn enent in sd " . " - '• 15th Light Dragoons, to be paymaster, vice Menders, To be Surgeons.-Mr. George Henry hysn, Mr. John L'l . oo .outh Wales - - PORN MADDOX. HI. Upper Albany-et., swot &perk, Booesedler Forbes (D.), Mr. David Lloyd Morgan. 30 5 bath Torkah.k Rived:hut 1 dle 20,000 50 British North American all - - who retires upon half-pay. milieu Meat To be Paywastere.-Mr. William Warburton, Mr. Henry 23 all itoekton and Darlington . 34 38 Now 23 Mattered Bank of Asiu 4 1 01 die 13th Light Dragoons .- T roop Serjeant Major Charles SS 211 ThanseeHavenDockltßalL 21 51 60,000 XI Chart. Bank of Jolla, Moore Foster to be quartermaster, vice Anderson, sp- Gray (A ), Mr. James Haggard Jackson. 161 17 Australia, and Chim.. 1 - -din PA ILY NEWS LENT TO READ, from 8 a.m. 'misted cornet and riding muter, 6th Dragoons. rii i .l F•mL al ila P ar , o . w l e , a Lt a P......a llad la ,_ taw 20 4. ,,, aaan ...,. 17 7.,,,,* at Grenadier Regiment of Foot Guards-Ensign and Linn- P' s ' • "'"" P er ' - ' 7 ?_ __-" " '"i - kr - q----; -, - - . 1 ' Commander Augustus Frederick Kynaston will be pro- he all Vale of Neath 10 ail Waterford and Kilkenny tooted to the rank of captain on his completiog the re- 30 on %doom' and /Aw n* o ired period of ' at seg. 10 all west Loudon - - 23,000 100 Commercial of London - - 23,000 20 Eog.,Soot.,k Aurit.Chart l6 31 8 die Mee Amin, la, Tompummes. tartars. tamp, by purchase, vice Rinloeb, who retires ; Ensign Al- 20 15 West Cornwall 5l 64 The board have further directed the promotions of the ... s W.Endef Lan.&Cryatal P - - 25,001) 10 Lon.Chart.Bank Cow art Aust. 20 21 121 10,000 Id London and nty 2O - - WlLYfred Walter Thymic., from the 41st Foot, to be ensign NEWS LENT TO READ, in London, undernented officers, contingent on their passing the asses - 60.000 60 London Joint k - - j_P at 13e. pm quarter.-SENT by MORNING IMAI aLtia=da. and lieutenant, without purchase. earl examinations and being duly qualified : - 50,000,1e0 London and Westmhister 2') - - 10,0001100 Nat. Pro,. of Englaad 35 . - - Ist Foot-Lieutenant H. W. Turner to be captain, without Mr. Robert Sterne to be lieutenant, Mr. Thomu Hooper to -ITESIND DOOM M. par qr .- H. ADAMS, 9, Fir PREFERENCE SHAUL 0 000 20 Do. New 1 , - - purchase. be lieutenant. Mr. Charge Spinks Aldrich@ to be master, Haitanistar, NOM Aleut. To be Lieutenants without purchase. Mr. Narcissus George Argoimbeau to be master, Mr. lie. ; 100 'Abe rd e en - 20,000 20 New South Wales all 134 30 Ensign Henry George White ; Ensign 'Rowland L. S. 90 Edward Codrington Ball to be muter, Mr. John Freda- 33.573 V Orient. Bank Corpotatice all .37 39 St. 100 Do. No. 1, 7 per Ct.... 9 139 4 9 94 1 St 100 Oeleinien,4lo B AYSWATER -DAILY NEWS LENT TO Curtois. rick Pritchard to be Sur on. 15 13 ChNew and Holyhead .. - - 20,000 100 Provincialof Ireland. 125 I - - READ; and supplied to the country by evening met, at lits.rd. To be Ensign without purchase. 4,000 10 Do. New all I - - 61 all Maim& Buda% - - die p. woo, paid in 'drama, M. BURRICE, Oromtarrees, West. The Honourable Thomas Oliver Westenra Plunkett, vice - ei all Dudes. Perth. mid Aber. 50,000 5 Royal Atutrallan Bank. roAnammeat. log and Gold Imp. Co. 1 - - Low, promoted. BANKRUPTS. awe burden , 3l oi 4th Foot. HENRY ALBERT LINFORD and WILLIAM RICHARD- 10 1 hot Agethes Men •on - - too 23 South Australia 52,000 15 Union of Australia all 167 09 To be Lieutenants without purchase. son, Sberbouroe - lane , City, tevenkespers. et. too Da do. Mess E. 8 Per 01 - - 2;1 I 10 9 Et. -100 Do. raw OM C, 7 per Cl. - -pm Ensign John M'Dowell Elliot, from the 99th Foot 1 }UMW Joarm, Merthyr Tided, Glamorganshire, Il i et kna. 0 en 0 nte ..5 9 „1 . 4.1 i too tool ... Do. New 110,000 60 Union of London llO 1 S.T. GEORGE TILE MARTYR, SOUTHWARK. Ensign Hon. H. N. G. Massey, Ensign Henry B. Motile, victualler . el Ditto do. No.l Ensign Charles P. Stokes. WILLIAM HENRY BLUNDERS, Pontypool , Monmouth - 10 110 Do. New 11 per Cent. Mock 12 lit " THE VESTRY CLERK. To be Ensign without purchase. shire, grocer. 10 30 , Eastyaienk,o o 6PCl. - - The inquiry into the charges against Mr. Day Lieutenant Edward Croseweller George, from the Roy a l JONATHAN WAILIA, Dewsbury, Yorkshire, scribbling s a tH loo all Xaer giat i rnm wsityco " , Jun.2o. - = MISCELLANEOUS. was sendeed yesterday before Mr. Austin, the poor-law South Middlesex Militia, vice Bower, promoted. . miller and rag dealer. 9t..!100 a t pet 58 62 Sad Clusiag 7th Foot -Captain Frederick Mills to be major, without fl vWIO , THOMAS . , Manchester, tailor and draper. Bt.lloo Great North Oat 114 115 1141 Na R. MumniAsion. Pd. prier .11nelems dem Mareater. • _yesterday. to.day. 1 JAMEn DIOST, Buell, Burs, miller. . E1t. , 100 Mo.' pH lIMS. Ns. Duos, etrunsel for Mr. Day, stated that he should P nrebsee- Te be Contain without parches ,. THOMAS BATEMAN Menioino, Creek-rood, Deptfor d, I atheil9p*.ses....... 109 110 1011 15 --. 1 *mime mot rely on the question whether or not Mr. Day et. 190 Ds. Nur mt. _„. 92 101 1001 32,000 6 Aubin Coal and Iron , all - - els minden et malversation in the present or any other Lieutenant Richard W. Thomas ; Lieutenant Richard L. ()may Pearson ; Lieutenant Henry W. P. Butler; n ironfounder• ...SOROS HART , Strand, ironmonger. 64 all Gt.llllo o oolMMElghths - - 29000 15 Australian AffricalturaL 171 31 $5 54 11,1 12,300 20 Amtralmian Pulite Mall 6 - - 11111941101, but also on the point that the attacks made on 6o 6 o .WeetAlwaNNees bye 6 61 Lieutenant Frederick IL Appleymd ; Brevet Lieutenant Gordon Jenks Los, Chertsey, Surrey, builder. Bt. 1:0 Do. am mamma/ p.ct 93 V 3 1 ,000 10 Australian Royal Mall.. all - - balm caused by personal feeling against him amounting Colonel John Rowley Heyland, from halt-pay so - WILLIAM Bowtxx, Windsor-terrain, Old Kent-road, St. 190 Dootire.tredeemsy.c. 9 1 99 33,000 10 Berlin Vioterworka -.. 54 21 21 Do • les essopiracy to remove him from his office, sod that he attached. 110 British American Land_ 40 - - hat manufacturer. St. 100 Date inedesembis 4p. et. 02 93 Mk List course at the special desire of Mr. Day. To be Ensign by purchue. ROBERT TIIMIGION, St. John-street-resd, Cleat:moll, a all Dalt= Prot. hens ... 9/ 101 6 1 9000 5 Brit.&o3l.om.Stßed.C,o. 1 - - 10,000 100 Canada sll - - xd, 105 6 x d ' The canine of witnesses who had been parish officers to 10 all Do. Muter hell* sp.c. 10 104 9 linendraper. 00 tan Ilkm. Owe Swan lellek le Mr. Day's integrity and accuracy in his accounts, William Hope, gent. 9th Foot .- Captain Charles Birch Vane, from haltpsy, nn- C HARLES MASTON CROOKS, Church.row, lioundaditch, Do. for Money midis t• his acquittal at the vestry meeting in June, was2oo,ooo 3 Cryetal Palm • attached, to be ceptsin. City, licensed victualler. 111 sil Do. do. de. modaimet Some six or even witnesses were examined to To be Lieutenants without purchase. B t l all Do . Cialie ilea. norm 18 19 Janos Wines, Bunsbury-place, Upper-street, Isling- 20 all Do. do. de. .... IS 14 130,000 4 Crystal Palace of Pranoe.l 4, - pre • BM AIM, including Messrs. Farrington, Pothier, Gillum, Ensign William Claude Elliot; Ensign Henry M. Thomp- ton. innkeeper. 16 6 unooddre It YeekaT F2O 1 dl. 60,000 2 0 Eastern Steam ,5 1 - - 16,000 23 Electric Telegraph !21; 17 IS Cam, Borg, Andrews, and Pratt. son. 113 10,000 15 General Stns. Navirationl 14 ' - - Mt lammed, the official auditor of the parish. was no To IN Ensign without purchase.M. 100 Lem&Briglit.N.o.llp.cent WILLIAM THOMAS Asnwm, Montpelier.vale, Black- et. PM Ditto 6 per sant Moen.. 1_39 It heath, chemist. IN unAtor CookNun•SoCt - - - - east He stand that from his experience of Mr. Day's DAVID LEOPOLD Lowm, Salten'-hall-eurt, CannOn- S t - 6 umm uar m o,,,, L nim,, 1 4 6 pl, 6,000 20 Irish Beetroot huger ;10 -1. - • UMW of keeping his accounts, he should soy that Lieutenant Jobs Hunt Cumming, from the Essex Rifle Regiment of Militia, vice Hussey, promoted. street, City, meichant. Hi all LowlooderrjecOoter. job. - - 20, 0 0 1 lb Vediterranean Eect.TeL I all - I hs had no fault to find with him, and that they wereHl all LardonderrykEsinlatjob - - 25,001 10 Mexican & SLAniericao! 9!(1 7 ad * mod accurate. In his first examination be had 14th Foot .- Lieutenan t John G. Msycock, from 47th Foot, to be captain, without purchase. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. 21 all Kan.Sheff.tLine.lM.llo 1 •-•- 60,000 1 National Patnt•Stm. Feel all I - d Mhd that the ink in one of the vouchers sow To be Lieutenants without purchase. TUOMAI WlLitn, Bothwell, near Hamilton, joiner. 11 all Do. New .C 10... IR 12j 114 50,000 10 Netherlands Land 15, 1 11 73,000 2 N.M. Wales Coal& Inter. vain consideration -the ink in which the letter "M ". 644 D. DS et. -* ipm steam Navigation Co 1 - - William Dods, Ales. WILLIAM Btecnorr, Glasgow, coal merchant. ALIILND22. WATSON, Anchinleck, Renfrew, decease°. 121 all Waryp.t Carlisle, 4 p wee written, purporting to be his mark-wm of a Ensigns Edward William Saunders , ander Gordon. 169711 . 1 Nerth Brit. Australmdan all I 1 1 dillout colour to the others. lie was not aware that the „ - it th r oot.- reve B t Major Charles Seagram, from half-pay, Joint Roszareox, Morningside, 161 111 Ditto Preference Op.& It I die 0 25,00 D 2 , North of Europe Steam l2O, - - MN hk would MIMI different hues on different papers. unattached, to be captsis, without purchase. deslcr. -- to an Medea Debsattues - - • • Edinburgh, cattle ht. 100 Ildlaind Cona.Br.&B.6pCt 134 15 - 6 120,000 5 PeelltiverLandlthfineral all .21 21 Huh examined a number of vouchers relating to the To be Lieutenants without purchase. IL 100 D. lie. 4 per et Stock 57 90 10,000 50 Peniutidar &GrientStin. 45 ' - - Ma of September, 1849, which were put into his hand., Ensign Edward J. Lees, Ensign G. Stephen Butler, Emig': •5t.1540 104 106 St. ISO North British 14,610 100 Royal Mall Steam 6O 61 63 hale that he did not observe that the colour of the ink in Joseph Oates Travers. 19991 V 111911911319. BANK OP TINGLAND.-Amorm for the week end= Dee. 60.1834. Br. 100 Do. 5 p ct.Exten 100,000 1 Soottish Austr.lnvestm. all 111 1/ 11 a AIM his marks were written war different in different de- lBth Foot. Other Securities 2. 00 4 . 0^^ 1; 5 D. do. do. 1 $1 Home hamd ...........trumus Government Debt- .1211,015.100 St. 100 N.Y9M-Berw.4p.eLPref. 90 113 109000 1 Do. New 4l * *Pm **BM of paper. He then took the vouchers now in To be Ventenants without purchase. • Gold Coin and Bullion 13,106933 20 1 13 D. Leeds 6p. et. No. 1 - - 14,190 25 Muth Australian Inad 115 . 304 3,1 r. 75,000 1 Sabina:laq Teleg. Scrip-, all I end numbered 1,2, 3, and 4, and examined them. Ensign E. Christian Wilford, from the 48th Foot ; Ensign Oliver Duda= - 1111 9 Do. Do. Qum, 10.46... - - .-.-- . --.... 25 10 Do. York LI &Breech. 1 01 Vs 75.000 1 , D. Do. RegistemC all 1 Mudd that he had stated that the colour of the ink £27380.633 £ 1 7. 18 0.0 1 5 In .n North Staflonlahlre - - 10,400 1001Vaa Dianea'a Land - 22.1. il 12 . 0 - - ..... - J ames 11.:AVI!II4 611111111111 No. *area Mums. Paid prows dews yesterday. te.day. - - 100,000 I - Alma Fria all 111 90,000 1 +Anglo Australian Gold all - - 100,000 10s. +Anglo Californian 10,000 10 + Australasian 20,006 20 +Australian 60,1100 1 Australian Cordillera- all - - 100,000 1 Australian Freehold 60,000 I Are Marla - - 6,004' 60 illsenaron Iron & Coal all 6 7 000,000 I British Australian Gold all - - 20,000 20 +British Iron 12.6 51 r. 10,000 16 +Branlmp.liss.atsl.pen. 164 21 2 6,000 SO Do. Coeam and Culabs all 1 1 14 11,000 20 Do. 61. John Del Bey IS 30 12 610,000 1 Carson's Creek 6 i 00,060 1 +Cla.Cons.Min.Co.,Jsas. I I Oil 1 1 •2 12.000 40 oohre Copper 46 il 100,000 6 .Colonel !bold , 1 1 1 Coplapo l6 16 17 630,000 Bt. eCoppet Miners of Eng. all 50 53 6,00 23 +Do. Pref. 74 per Cent all par 2r m 70,000 3 tEng.dAustralianCoppe ell 1 11 25,000 2 +For tuna 100,000 1 Great Nugget Van Reg. all 4 1 20,000 2 Klee:oral 72,000 Grand Duchy of Baden all 4 1 11,000 Great Polgooth all - - 60,000 Liberty - - 10,0110 +Linares all 71 61 10,000 t.Usitanial2 1 IWsl pm 103015 +Mariquits 60,0 0 New Granada 60,000 +N.Linares Min. dm.C 1. I all - - 200,000 Vouviau Mode , all 1 i 10,000 20 Pontgibaud Kilmer Lead , all IS 16 100.001 6 Port Phillip 00,00 I Quarts Rook all I 1 10,000 60 slihymney loon 16.000 IS +Do. New 7,000 30 Santiago de Cuba I 11/ 21 61 21 50,000 1 *iota Auetraltan i all 1 If 6,000 10 lin Croft 43,17+ 10.2,01 +United Mexican # 70,000 1 Walter 100,000 1 West Mariposa all 8 Trawierable by stamped deed. WAR-OFFICE, JAN. 6. Royal Regiment of Hone Guesde.—Cornet James Dolma Shaft° to be lieutenant, without purchase, vice Dormer, appointed to the Grenadier Guards. 2nd Dragoon Guards—Troop Serjeant Major Silvester Cal vert to be quartermuter, vice Reiland, who retires upon half-pay. di Dragoon Guards—Cornet Charles Sewell, from the 16th Light Dragoons, to be paymaster, vim Menders, who retires upon half-pay. Ith Light Dragoons.—Troop Serjeant Major Charles Moore Foster to be quartermaster, vice Anderson, ap pointed cornet and riding master, 6th Dragoons. irenadier Regiment of Foot Guards—Ensign and Lieute nant Charles Hampden Turner to be lieutenant and esp ial°, by purchase, vice Kinloeb, who retires; Ensign Al fred Walter Thynne, from the 41st Foot, to be ensign and lieutenant, without purchase. let Foot—Lieutenant H. W. Turner to be captain, without purchase. To be Lieutenants without purchase. Ensign Henry George White ; Ensign 'Rowland L. 8. Curtois. To be Ensign without purchase. The Honourable Thomas Oliver Westenra Plunkett, vice Lew, promoted. 41k Foot. To be Lieutenants without purchase. Ensign John )&'Dowell Elliot, trom the 99th Foot ; Ensign lion. H. N. G. Massey, Ensign Henry B. Motile, Ensign Charlie P. Stokes. To be Ensign without purchase. Lieutenant Edward Crossweller George, from the Royal South Middlesex Militia, vice Bower, promoted. 7th Foot.—Captain Frederick Mills to be major, without purchase. To be Captains without purchase. Lieutenant Richard W. Thomas ; Lieutenant Richard L. Otway Peen= ; Lieutenant Henry W. P. Butler ; Lieutenant Frederick E. Appleymd; Brevet Lieutenant Colonel John Rowley /Leyland, from halt-pay un attached. To be Ensign by purchase. William Hope, gent. 9th Foot . — Ca ptain Charles Birch Vane, from half-pay, un attached, to be captain. To be Lieutenants without purchase. Easigu William Claude Elliot; Ensign Henry M. Thomp son. To be Ensign without purchase. Lieutenant Jobs Hunt Cumming, from the Essex Rifle Regiment of Militia, vice Hussey, promoted. 14th Foot.—Lieutenant John G. Maycock, from 47th Foot, to be captain, without purchase. To be Lieutenants without purchase. Ensigns Edward William Saunders, William Dods, Alex ander Gordon. 17th Foot.—Brevet Major Charles Seagram, from half-pay, unattached, to be captain, without purchase. To be Lieutenants without purchase. Ensign Edward J. Lees, Ensign G. Stephen Butler, Ensign Joseph Oates Traven. 18th Foot. To be Lieutenants without purchase. Ensign E. Christian Wilford, from the 48th Foot ; Ensign James Tarrant Ring. from the 48th Foot. 19th Foet.—Ensign George Stewart Nutting, from the 48th Foot, to be lieutenant, without purchase; Francis Davis, gent. to be ensign, without purchase, vice Bald win, promoted. 20th Foot.—Lieutenant Henry James to be captain,without purchase, vice Lye, deceased; Lieutenant George Ben nett to be captain, without purchase, vice James, whom promotion on the 29th of December, 1861, has been can celled. To be Lieutenants without purchase. Lieutenant Philip George Hewett, from 40th Foot; Ensign John James 8. O'Neill, vies Bennett; Ensign Lewis Kekewich; Ensign William V. Maskelyne. 23rd Foot.—Lieutenant Thomas Freke Lewis, from the Royal Monmouth Militia, to be ensign, without purchase, vice Radcliffe, promoted. 24th Foot. —Ensign and Adjutant Thomas Madden to have the rank of lieutenant; Ensign Henry liavershme Austen to be lieutenant, without purchase; vice Mount, de ceased; Ensign Whim Worse to be lieutenant, with out purchase, vice Hind*, decea sed. 28th Foot. —Ensign James William M'Cormack, from the Bedfordshire Militia, to be ensign, without purchase. 32nd Foot. —Ensign John Edmonstoun• to be lieutenant, by purchase, vice R. E. L. 11. Williams, who retires. 34th Foot. To be Lieutenants without purchase. Ensigns Francis Peel, John Francis Wyse, Henry Daniel Alt. To be Ensign without purchase. Ensign William Matthew Dunbar, from the Essex Rifle Regiment of Militia, vice Jordan, promoted. 42 no Foot.--Bvet Lieuten v ise Cumberland, who re t tiree ant Colonel lion. Rober Rollo to be m , jor, b re y purchase, . 44th Foot. —Ensign Francis John Homy to be lieutenant, without purchase, vice Eyre, deceased ; Ensign Joseph Logan to be lieutenant, without purchase, vice Mercy, whose promotion on the Bth December, 1861, has bean cancelled. 49th Foot.—Lieutenant William John Coen, from the - Royal Newfoundland Companies, to be lieutenant. 66th Foot.—Lieutenant 8. Bloomfield Kekewieb, from the Royal Newfoundland Companies, to be lieutenant. 62. id Foot—Lieutenant Ii M.Mahou Eager, from the Royal Newfoundland Companies, to to lieutenant ; Wil liam Moutagu Tharp, gent-, to be ensign, without ru ckus, via Timplisesz, promoted. 684 k Foot—Lies george Healy Thereto', Elam the The inquiry into the charges Walt Mr. Day mu resumed yesterday before Mr. Austin, the poor-law Mentor. • Mr. Duncan, counsel for Mr. Day, stated that he should *issue not only on the question whether or not Mr. Day Ins guiltless of malversation in the present or any other seconaM, but also on the point that the attacks made on wen ceased by personal feeling against him amounting Ws conspiracy to remove him from his office, and that he Mak that course at the special desire of Mr. Day. The calling of witnesses who had been parish officers to speak to Mr. Day's integrity and accuracy in his accounts, sad also to his acquittal at the vestry meeting in June, was matimed. Some six or seven witnesses were examined to that effect, including Messrs. Farrington, Pothier, Crew, Sorg, Andrews, and Pratt. Mr. Meymott, the official auditor of the parish, was re filled. He stated that from his experience of Mr. Day's Mauer of keeping his accounts, he should say that be had no fault to find with him, and that they were this and accurate. In his first examination he bad stated that the ink in one of the vouchers sow twin consideration—the ink in which the letter " M " was written, purporting to be his mark—was of a different colour to the others. lie was not aware that the saws ink would assume different hues on different papers. Hung examined a number of vouchers relating to the Wit of September, 1849, which were put iato his hands, be said that he did not observe that the colon? of the ink in which his marks were written was different in different de striptioes of paper. He then took the vouchers now in question, and numbered 1,2, 3, and 4, and examined them. He then said that he bad stated that the colour of the ink with which his mark was made on number 3 was different hem that of the ink with which all the other vouchers Ines marked at that audit, and he thought se still. The Wow was lighter. The letter "M " also on that gee voider differed is some degree from that in all the ether gegen at that audit. It was, however, only a mat *of comp ar i son , an d h e had no other reason for saying le His pieties was to put his initial rapidly on an paper whoa it was passed, and the paper was often at a distance frees hies, so that he might not always have made the letter el aparticulu form. If he bad been asked if the " M "on the nutter war his, be should have paused. The form of would cease him to doubt. Be was then shown a voider of the audit of March, 1850, and said he bad no doubt that the " la" was his. lie had less doubt about the signature on voucher No. 4 than on No 3, as that on the former was in his usual form, which was not the case with the latter. The form of theletter on the voucher of the &edit of 18.50 was the same as that in reacher No. 4, though the former was lug perfectly lamed than the latter ; and ho had no doubt both "I his. The same test was then applied to a number of ether decimc ate, with the same result. Some votrhers were shown to him, which were without his mark, and he laid that 'hat fact would not lead him to say that they bad !lit been pawed, because some of the papers might escape ma, tkoigh his rutin was to mark them all. After some farther Wince of a like character, he said, that looking the omission of a sum of 1/. Ts from both sides of the INtelist is the books, and which were In vouchers onsakse good which ought to have been inserted is the books, sad' yield have been if his attention had been drawn to its I'd looking also to the form and colour of the letter " is 1 4 _ 11 ! Mader,• and the difference between th it and his red.isk 1 "Itlag on the other vouchers, it was difficult for him to te7 that he behaved the voucher was produced to i Ta—that looking to t h e p oss ibility of uselessness 71,Pms , s‘ the amulets without those two items. ~•••„m e. . the hur r i e d manner i n w hi c h he wrote hie t in general it was cliffkult to say that he did not he re Amn was produced to him. As to voucher No. 4, in wlie . the . . same thing occurred with raised to a sum of welch appeared in the voucher, and did not appear that the credit an d d e bi t s id e i s t h e b oo k s , he should say 11be mark " M " on it did not elicits say doubt is his " 44 Bet, besides the 11 Is. creaked in the vouchers not all ..• en either side of the account in the books, there rs bet that tee el two documents seamed Is the 'we net Narked by bin sa d ON Oho -was sot. Tbell u*Lip.cciW.) De. Do. Qum, 1445 Do. York Et & 5 Parch Nora Staffordshire Word, Worcester, wed Wotrer.,il3. 6 per Coat AeottlahOentral New Pref } Dth Peron itto Med ei per Coat &East (Bead.Ane.4l.o.o), DASZING DI Proprietor: Capital ... .404.663. 00 TRoet Public 114:Colieiii;iik: . eav• Once- le. Nii= Debts d 10v. 6.693,116 Oita 10 0 530.397 ari44ii and MUIR MAI I 111 11$ ;11 - 17. — Diad — Viti12 - 1 nutty) M 1,4311.663 ritenuittal 7,779.683 03.822 MONEY MARKET. Idig Ou t 93 10 ni 0 13 IS bFtitie per et. 7... . ... ith.Toetehtre4peret.duu itooktoo&Darp. e THIS DAY—Two O'CLOCK. C i t: AM MARSHALL. Chid kals 24--cr The English stock market is extremely quiet to. day, end prices are quoted 1 per cent. lower than they closed yesterday. Consols have scarcely varied all day from their present quotation of 901 to ex div. for the 10th iust. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 901 to 1; the New Three per Cents. at 91 to 1; Bank Stock at 210; Exchequer Bonds at 991 to :-.;; Exchequer Bills at 51. to 7s. prem.; India Bonds at 13s. prem. Foreign stocks meet with little business, and show scarcely the slightest variation in price. Turkish is quoted 741 to 73; Mexican, 201 to 211; Russian Five per Cents., 97 to 99; and Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 18 to 1, ex div. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. have been dealt in at 691; Equador at 31; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. at 861 to 87 ex div.; Sardinian at 84; and Venezuela Deferred at 91. Jam 4. 1105. SUGAR.—The avenge price of sugar, the produce of the British possessions in Jimmies, computed from the returns made in the week ending the 2nd day of January, 1855, is Is,. 613. Sugar, the produce of the Mauritius, no return. Sugar, too produce of the Bast Indies, no return. LINES MUD AT 1 BONIN and 10.4a11e71 Oral ts Lem 11(71.1:1 laideaddf.Wieleent Cledepiele Junetka timed to Celadenkn) Deniasolneh. ineetip.Dt (Inoid to Gt. Northern) Gleneetter k Dana newt I (Mad to 04 Western) Hellliiby(LYorkkkMid Do. shares (d itto) I. Ds. dorm dtt. o) I; tasks and mewl* NNW to South Eastern) Dine Preference (ditto) °Lowestoft Goer. 4 per Cent tarNor'slk) to ditto o par Cent Lan, Tilbury, k Southend Wed Ma ( rch., Mutual:Matlock flared to!..&N.W.Silid.) Mottile.bro• and Medan (kissed totiteckt art) Ilidlind Brio:Void (Midi.) orternßEasternipera, (teased toGiet.Countiee) ' Ditto G per Cent. (do.) sreekn StWrre (leaa Lon kM.WritaLaneitirork) Ditto a shares (ditto).. Mouton, Biteblo, & SW. teeth Stock (lowed to Greet Northern) South S•affordrhire (lewd to Mr. ?Cann) Was Valley, 6 per Ct.gua armed to tittektitDarL) Ditto Ditto Ditto WM* donnesst toes& Wenteenilas:ld. 96 95 Is 100 133 113 IN 106 231 n 134 24 11 11 i 4 =i MINES. 93 94 -4.- ST 59 THIS DAY.—Two o'CLOCE. The gold mining shares exhibit little change. Agua Fria shares are quoted 1-16 dia. to 1-16 prem.; Nouveau Monde, 3-16 to 1 per share; Colonial Gold, 9-16 to 7.16 dia.; and Great Nugget Vein, 1 to 1 die. Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 34 to 35; Peel Ricer, 21 to 21; North British Australa sian, 1 to I dis.; and Scottish Australian Invest ment, to .; prem. National Brazilian share, have been dealt in at I and Santiago at 2i. IN 115 SIR DE LACY Eeat4s.—On Monday me published a letter addressed by Genera Sir De Lacy Erns to Lord Eighty, adding that it had found its way into print without the consent of the distinguished writer. General Evans now writes that a paragraph or sentence of his letter appears to have been omitted. from what cause he knows not, and en closes the omitted paragraph for insertion. not, and Paragraph T. (erred to followed the words " 30th of Ootober," and was as follows The post I was charged with during that long period was, I believe, deemed of the utmist imminence to the safety of the French and English arm ies. Frequently hut few troops remained t o me for its 1 deb nce, against sometimes tenfold our numbers of the enemy, within a short distance from our front. I had the' honour of frequently submitting my opinion of the yolk ness and precariousness of the position of the Second Elvis sims to your lordship—and, indeed, also to General Can taint—and of the small means at my disposal to place it in more security. Its liability to be suddenly attacked et all times it was also my duty to represent. But the various ez i ge neies to be provided for on otht r points at that time scarcely left it possible, I believe, to afford us soy material' reinforcement, or means for the construction of defences. I have ventured into these di tails to account for the harassing nature of the duty alluded to, and of the anxious and almost sieeplcss nights and days it occasioned me." SAXONY.—The King of Saxony closed the extra ordinary series of the Dist on the 30th nit. EM speeds routs so riot of World. '4 2 90e $l4 01 111 8i "i MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. BOOM.—The market opened for the week with large quantities offering for public sale, and the public sales con tinued large ; the result has been thet • fair amount of busi ness has been done at a reduction of 61. on all descrip tions, eacept very good, and fine growing qualities, which sold at the rates which ruled previous to the holidays. To-day the sales went of heavily at Tuesday's currency, and a portion bought in to prevent a further decline. 11.- fined dull, without alteration in prices; brown lumps, 435. ; grocery,43s. 6d. to 49e. Corraz.—The public tales have been small, and prices fully supported, hut the amount of business done hu been unimportant. Native Ceylon, 455. to 455. 61. Tus.—The trade have bought freely of good to fine Congou at from Is. 4d. to is 81. ; during the week com mon has sold at 10d,, usual terms. . . . Samirraz.—Prices have been about supported, Witt, a limited business done. NITRATZ or SODA firm at 181. 61. Srtcas.—We hare been without public Bales; prices are unaltered. _ Ccervorr.—The quantity sold has been very limited this week. Prices nominally the same. Rum a shade lower ; proofs, 31. 2(1. to 3s. 53., according to quality. FRU tr.—Currants : The demand continues steady for new qualities, in old nothing doing; low descriptions are in better request for distillation. Raisins : Valencia' in mo derate request. Black Smyrna' : a large amount of busi ness has been done for export and distillation, from llls. to 245. Markets generally have willed with • dull appearance, and a very small general business done. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The tallow market is dull, with no business doing. Town tallow ie quoted 631. nett cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 635. 9d. ; January to Much, 63e. W. SMITHFIELD MARKET.-THIS DAY. The supply of beuts, although small, exceeds the de mand. The mild weather causes a slow trade ; prices, on the ge, are lower, and a clearance cannot ha effected. The number of sheep is not excessive, but the demand is small; the dead markets are also over-stocked; consequently prices are rather lower. Good calves are scarce and dearer, but trade is slug gish for inferior kinds. From Germany and Holland there are 144 bush., 260 sheep, and 127 calves. Spain, 161 beasts. 400 from Norfolk and Sod ilk, and CO from Ireland. 88 milch cows from the Home Counties. Par atone of Intit. s. n. d. Per stone of Blta. •d.s. d. Gent Beots. Heroforda.. 410 6 2 Boa Da... Fb 0 0 Pam Shore•hores ...... 4 6 6 0 1 Belt Lang-souls 4 6 4 6 Second quality Llearti.. 3 8 4 2 Do. do. eh= Ultra PUN Beat Inia. t llalf-tredi 6 0 6 2 Lasobe ..... 0 .) 0 0 8e..0 at market. 1.026: 'beep and la>sb . 4.650: caJeci. 112: 09.310. HIDES.—THIS DAY. DEa.owww.l.l.l..—The present prices are :-661be. to 641b5., 32d. to 32d.; 641135. to i2lbe., 32d.; 721 be. to 80:hs., 32d. to 32d.; 801bs. to 88lbs., 32d. to 4d. ; 88Ibe. to 931 he., 4d. to 4%d. ; 96Iba. to 10 as., 42d. to 42d. Horse hides, 6s. Gd. Cali Skins, light, 2s. to 31. ; full, 6.. 6d. BIRNIONDSEY.—Sheep skins, polled, Gs. Od. to 79. Bents and half-bred., 6s. 3d. to 6a. Od. ; Downs, 3p. 9.1. to fn. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-THIS DAY. Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report that, as yet, there ha been no commencement of business since Christmas, still an extensive trade and better prices are expected soon. COAL MARK ET.-THIS DAY. Walla End Hatton, 20i. 91-31 fresh ships •t markct. IRELAND. DUBLIN, JAW. 4. The Earl of Leitrim died on Friday, at his resi dence, Kiladeon, in the county of Kildare. All the accounts of our agricultural affairs agree in stating that an unusually large quantity of wheat has been sown in this country during the recent season ' • and that, in fact, a very considerable propor tion of seed has been put down within the last fort ' night, the weather being most favourable for the purpose. The sowing of hardy winter oats has also been carried on extensively; eo that, as tar as we have gone, good preparations are being made to meet the contingencies of 1855. The Russian barque Ariel still lies at BL!fast, where it will be sold in a few days ; and the crew, eight in number, remain as prisoners of war. The Evening Mail says: " We understand that the Warden of St. Columba has been co-opted to the office of Vice-Provost of one of the colleges in Cam bridge. Not Oxford alone—as it now appears—is infested with the malaria of Rome. It has spread to the banks of the Cam likewise. But, although Dr. Morton has received this call, we cannot yet condole with the lovers of the Moat Holy Lord Anthems' upon his Renal departure." The rev. warden, it may be remembered, obtained much notoriety lately in connexion with the address to the Greek Patriarch of Constantinople, with reference to the Protestant Bishop of Jerusalem. CRYSTAL PALACE, JAN. 4. SIIILLINO DAY.— Admiuioa at the doors, 2,419; admission by season tickets, 399; total, 2,817. _ _ . . TUE LINENDRAPERS', SILICMERCERS% LACEMEN'S, HADEDDAIIIIEVA . , AND 110bIEDS . INSTITUTION. Lut evening the ball customarily held at this season in old of the funds of the above-named institution, which comprises five of the principal trades of the rottropolis, took pl.ce at Willis's-rooms, St. Jan( es. Through the kinloess of tho Lord Mayor some novelties in the decorations were intro duced ; some banners used at the Patriotic Fund Festiv ii graced the ballroom. The stewards, members of some of the leading houses in the City and at the Wcat-end of the town, had the satisfaction of reeeivirg numerous awl ex cellent supporters of the institution. The company mus ered upw.rds of 403. Dancicg woe kept up till a lice tour. _ TUE LAUNCH OF THE " EOl./TIIERN CRoss."— Considerable interest was excited ye,terday by the Lune% from Messrs. Wigram'a &et, at Pcplar, of a new vests! intended to be used by the Bishop of New Zesland, Dr. Selwyn, in hie missionary labsurs through bit extensive dio cese, which tempest:tends not only the islands of New Zealand, bat a large portion of the thickly studded islands of Polynesia. The vessel, which has been nein d the Southern Cross, is of the very tiny dimensions cf 100 tine burden, and will bo the smallest vessel, we believe, that nes ever made the passage to the antipodes. She is commanded by Captain Rector Nelsen, sod is Intended to sail from Southampton on the 10th instant. The Bishop of New Zealand and Mrs. Selwyn, A. B. Rope, Esq ; the Rev. E. Colatidsre ; W. Richardson, Esq. ; and a numerous circle of the bishop's friends, were present on the OCe3SiGn ; end we understand that the Sisal:kern Cross left Blackwell last night with the bishop on board apon an experimental trip to Southampton. St p dr / • • •