The Express. — London, England, 1860-12-26 00:00:00

d or natural protector. Youths of 16 1 TIE I'OIMESTERI AND THE VOWErinut „: I upwards cannot have • passport with- MOVEMENT. vt the permission of the Intendente, nor The following correspondence his recently taken they go to America or India without I place between Lord Elcbo and the ruder Secretary for .% as caution money 200 ducats of rental. The war t;,icr classes, who ar e defined, will pay 10 lire, I -.Ter 1 lire, for a passport. Passportsgranted by •1. governmenta, or by foreign ageuts in the lting :.,.w dl be subjected to an only ends) "by a cum :. t,t .oithority, and to the tax of 3 lire (3 franca). ; .•—oteriug the Royal States a traveller, whether or foreigner, will present his passport to • . .olzhorities of public security, wherever he re - .11to-vtlier the new law introducer a great •I .1 , 4 noicial change into the state of things ' • and • r.i.• n., instead of being delayed, i nsu lt e d, and • ; ;• nsl at every poet by the motley crew of •,,,., ,rtes, policemen, and facchini, who were by a kind of authorised petty larceny, now - traverse the whole country unmolested, . crossing the frontier and on arriving at 1,1,1 c.: of destination. THZ BELGIAN BUDGET. T I;elgnin Monitesr publishes a royal decree • 11,1,14.iting the budget of 1861. The ordinary :it. are put down at 148,629,190 fr., and the 131 receipts trona the sale of public dousaisn, by the law of the 3rd Feb., 1843, at 0,4 000 fr. The land-tax is estimated at 15,944,627 fr., fur the diridends on the publicdebt 40,616,724 r. .0,. set uide. " St. James's•place, Dec. 13. " My Lord, —Some of the officers commanding volunteer corps in the metropolis met at the Volunteer Service Club, Mooday, Dec. 3, to consider the question of the admis sion of os0011)1111 of the Society of Foresteri into their re. speeMor corps. " Illevaireamon to believe that the government were opposed to the admission of members of secret societici nib the vediseteer force as monazite bodies, whether enroll or large, sad agreeing with this view, we passed the follow. isg resollutimi : " That the commanding camas present do all in their power to give effect to the news of the government, RV above stated, and plodge themselves not to admit into their l'especttvs corps members of secret societies in separate bodies, ornall or large.' "Since then, my attention has been drawn to the en closed parageaph, headed ' Foresters Rifles,' which ap =l4 the Volunittr Serrict Occrite of Saturday last. this it would seem that Lord itadstock bed communi cated to a body of metropolitan Foresters what pared at the meeting to which I have referred, sad had likewise ex =to them the views which th e go v e r n m en t are be to entertain with reference to the admission of Foresters as separate bodies into the volunteer force. Never theless they resolved : " ' That this meeting is of opinion that one or more corn. paha of Forester Volunteers should forthwith be organised is this (the west) district, and pledges itself to co-operate in the moverneet now being made for that purpose, notwith- Wird* the communication from Lord Radotock.' This resolution can, I imagine, only have been adopted by the rangier, in the belief that the views of the govern • went, as expressed to them in Lord Radstock's letter,would not be enforced ; and am this question of the admission of resenbsre of the Society of Foresters, or of other secret societies, into the volunteer force, as senorita bodies, is one the hopurtance of which cannot, I think, be exaggerated, I would venture to suggest to your lordship the propriety of some public official announcement being made of the news sod intentions of the government upon this subject which may serve as a guide to orSoeni commanding volunteer corps.—l remain your lordship's obedient servant, " ELCH4)." " War.Olice, Dec. 20. "My Lord,— I .m directed by Mr. Seeratery Harbert to ashitowisdp the receipt of your letter at the 13th Mutant, relative to the admiatioe of members at the Society of ramierre IMo valuator" expo la reply, lam le item yea that while Mr. Herbert 1_ _e tie pulls spirit displayed by tha Foresters who deem to fors repreete sorsa or exclusive companha la tie various seberpolitas wept, he is aleolutaly precludol tom albeliceing UMW prepead, es the regslatiom of the remise do sot ellow tie setabers at sey mere{ society, as era, to roestitete wpm. or partisan at teem, la the volun teer bass.-1 have the boom to be, my lard, "Tare brodift's obsess, servant, "Ds Ow AND RIPON. " Lord Babe, IL Jereerlepiese" On Sunday ]art • pastoral from Omasfilial Wise man .as read in all the Rama catholic chinches and chapels d the archdiocese at Westminster. It might have been supposed that his miasma would erase into political questions ; but on this occasion be bee confined himself to an earnest appal for charity SOIMINde the Roman catholic poor in cminszios with the festive auswiations of Christmas. It appears that arrangements have been made for basin errs& thostsmade of the homeless fugitives of Syria is the movement buildings of St. Jean d'Azrs, through ths kind initiative of Loni Stratford de Itedcliffa, President of the Syrian Fund Relief Committee, the appeal of Lord Jobs Hassell to the Porte, and the melons agency of Sir 11. L Balser. In reference to the result of the Bonn trial the Timm lays :--•' Moller should be prevented from wreaking ►is vengeance on our countrymen for merely pentane:is against his most offensive beta It is sow for the Primula& gmeramerit to say whether this sentence shall be carried Ma elect and also to decide whether some compensation is sot dee to Mr. Machusald for the scandalous treatment which Is Ira undergone. We sincerely trust that our Minister at Berlin will Dot Ices sight of this affair. larenpere are unable to understand the imprrtance which Englishman attach to the pennant treatment of their coin trymtn abroad, and how the Boas railway nee excites them as much as any question. of high policy. But our lenliag a the right one. Individual security is more essen tial even than national greatness" _ _ Mews COUTIN'S D6151111N0 FOCNITAIN.—Tbe moet importent drinking.firwitain yet designed for London k being erected through the munificence of Mias Burdett Wats, in Victoria.sark. It includes • colonnade around four fountains, covered with a dome, sod will be constructed Aubigny stone and green and red marble, and bronze sp *moss The height will he 5T feet, und the diameter of the structure% feet, while the steps around the whole will enteod to 40 feet. Mr. H. A. Derbuthire is the arvhitect ; Mr. George Smith. of Pimlico, the contractor ; and the cast will be about 5,t W. DIATII IN • DITCH . . —An inquest was held on Monday bMr. John Humphreys, the coroner, at the Prince of Wales Inn, Tottenham. respecting the death of Richard tinipeui, aged *l6 years, found dead in • ditch. 1$ appeared from the evidence that the deceased was a tam, and oa Thursday might last be had been drinking, and left the house of a friend, and while on the way home be fell int., ad dch unobserved. He was discovered by a pence cim•dable seine time afterwards covered with los, sad apparently dying from cold and expreure. He was seen by a medical man, and every mentance was &Monied, but the deceased expired from the effects of submersion in the ditch. The jury returned an open verdict of " Found dead in • ditch from exposure aid suffixation, but how deceased became immersed they bad no evidence to prove." • - EN lOR AVON TO C &NADA. —The report of Mr. Buchanan, the chief givingemi gration an account of the emigration of last year, has just been issued from the Coloaiaboffiee, where Whoa been lying ever since last February. It states the nationalitr of the arrivals direct from Europe during the year, /1,776 in number ; 2,610 were English, 1,246 frost s 1,767 Scotch, 1,101 Germans Rod Poles, 1,751 Norwegians. The Norwegians make the voyage in vessels of their own country direct. Nearly all of them proceed to the western elates. Balancing emigration apical immigration, it is calcu lated that Came la added on lyd,MOtoile own popuhitioaduring the year. A high value ia attached to the emigration from Norway, because, iodependeutly of the large amount of money capital it intmcluoes in the aggregate, it is distin guished by its, orihrly and industrious character. Mr. Buchanan considers that in the development of the inex haustible wealth which Canada poreemea in her fisheries the hardy delimits of Norway ought Ind large encouragement, and that fishing establialuneuts in conoexion with settle ment would greatly conduce to the general prosperity of the country. There was a falling off in the Nor wegian arrivals in 1659 to 1,751 in place of 2,65 d (the nun her in 1656), which is attributed to the difficulty they' found in maiming money for their property. But the emigration from the railed Kingdom to Canada has also, we all know, greatly diminished of late. lu the five years 1e.50-54 156,60(1 arrived direct from England ; in the five years 1455-59 40,4136 ; from Scotland, in the first period, 26,549 ; iu the second, 13013 from Ireland, in the find period, 146,918 :In the second, only 9,546 It is not to he desired that emigration from the United Kingdom should again be stimulated by the destitution of former veers. Since the year 1629 above 966,000 European emigrants have arrived at the port of Quebec. Small farmers are the men who are most welcome in Canada—persons with suffi cient capital to enter at once upon the occupation of land, with the view of acquiring a home ; and every facility is given to such persons for obtaining land. The demand for mechanical labour is not great, sad reeking situations in mercantile life find it very dil=fh n to get ymployniset. But the greet mass of the einifration to Canada consists of persona who go at the iemtatiou of friends already there, and it is stated to be rare to find per sons on arrival seeking • entlemeat ; nearly all have a des tination ia view, when there are three whom they are an Rims to join. Mr. Buchanan strongly remanneuds the route to Canada direct, even for emigranta who purpose to proceed to the Coded States, and says it will save them from serious hiss by detention and imposition. The (Nnadiaa govern meut maintain a stag of agents for the service of immi grants, require railway and steamboat agents to be licensed to +spans& them with offers of inland transport, sad ap plied above 5,010 dollars last year in giving direct meat son I. those who were destitute, and ewblui theta to reach their destination But Mr. Buchanan protests with reason against the "export of pauper." to Canada—per sons sent out by their parishes, not because they are fitted to succeed as settlers iu America, bid hoesose they are but steneorae at home, and forwarded to thirds In particular, benne the shipping moors in Europe apprehead that is American porta the shipoweers would be lee& responsible for bringing dedttute 110110.3 a. FRANCK —The Tinihninais gives the following : " The despatch ambowecing the sigieetmes of the treaty of peace with Chins not hay* led to any ,mater orders for the embarkation of relidormassata far the Preach expo& lion in that tumuli'', the Eldorado sad Ullos have left thie pat fur Alexaadrus with 525 moo Winging to different curio, and a quantity of Ilona The Goner steam-fripte has arrival in the roadsters', haring is tow the William Corry, which had met with damage from severe weather. The submarine telegraph cable,which the latter was engaged iu prying out, has been made fast to a buoy 110 miles from the French coast, sad le 1,1100 fathome water. The Rene Ifieteun, noun corvette, has received orders to proceed to llerwrilles, to take on board the body d the Duchess &Alba, and einrey it to Valencia, is Span. The Ciiioo, steam corvette, has arrived from Geer', which she loft on the Fills. The state of affairs there had sot *hinged; the Nea politans kept up a Ire night mid day on the Pielmontees pennons, but the latter did mit reply. Lieutenant Hame lin, .4 the FicitAbtal4.2, 1.141/ Levu Llalll.l el d e rly o ifi c er to the Ecuperue." THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 26, 1800. Intl-Yell JOOIINALIILV. At Paris, on Dee. 21, the following caw, of a ay ter raying • journal instead of the fournal paying the •riter, was dischmed le fore the Civil Tribunal : Pou,sdr. hennas . Prtu. h coasulgeneral at Bucharest, had id Prince laiika, feeling great istereet in the pi'-vises of Moldavia and Wallachia, entered in l&irt into sovernest with M. de Cesena, at that time editor of the N,{1.141 ' , Wailer, is virtue of which, in return for the I,,puest of lt,ool/1. down, the latter undertook for a time to allow him e, publish on att average 300 Imes is reel number of the journal of correspondence, „rti.lee, and documents relating to the two Principalities, t , insert anything about the Principalities without his sue ii.n, and, Vitally, to supply eighty persons, named 1. Lim, with .rapes of the pausal gratuitously. It c. h..wever, stipulated th a t M. de (leen& might relieve • from the letter obligation by payin4 M. FOY J.lO I neM . and that none of the communications omit by that ..,tlerriss shoold he contrary to French interests or to the of the Preorb government in the Principalities. After . •hile. V. de f'sietta sold the journal to MN. (hussars hyrimrie, and they changed its title to the °sorrier IP.earhe, bet undertook to eascute the acessewrat. V Powjede rem-waled to the tribunal that nose Rep wider, IN V, the agreement had Ives violated, sepia@ of lie menial not having bees forwarded regularly le the per massd by him, articles having bees inserted with nt roeraltiag him, and others when sent by him refused noerties, and attaeas having even been made on the Wa s 'studs. with Irbil I, i. coonected He therefore prayed that the agreement nii ;lit be dechwed at sa ..d, sad that 1 de rheas might he roadwased to restore to hiss the also to per him another B,ooof. as damages. M dr riser solanittod that it was MIL (Jessica and Ley- mere •lin were reeponsible. /1. Chummech after iri t . e= Met areepteil repossibility in the matter, that he hot ie.', received any portion of the /I,ooof. in cues hoe. and he then went on to show that mop. of the ma ad lied heti, duly scot to the prisons rmed by M. Posjade, awl if they hail sot Envied the fault was with the post ethre of the Priacipalitics ; that if at owe time he had m. rtod articles about the Priscipabties without submitting th. to to M. Poujadr, it was became that gentleman was cheat, sad leotuse it was sot passible for limp journal to aemst is *deuce ow such a aubMet and that if he had bees c•lised to adonastow to articiee seat by that mails, MAD. it In. lig VDU. they were not is aosonimace with taterests and policy. M. Genesee thorailors con that uo Images wen due, sad be ellseal fi g r i xt 4....1_ to he relieved flown the obligati= at t. m . corms el the journal to M. PorMoirie gi = The 1. ; 1 / 2 1.1 rehired Migrant the damages Ile yrr.111.1114 Mg OM sad, end ordered /L Ormassia offer to die accepted. THE MILLS, GRAVEYARDS Ar SEBASTOPOL. The &agent Contidiae Amid announces the 'ravel at Hull of tb. Asaious, Captain Carthorse, from lialeklava, lades with gas. and boom Captain Cawthorn* arrived at figlahava ou the Mad of August, and left that port at the Zed .4 September, sad from him we learn prays the Mt mid) that, having Laos over Cathcart . ..lW, he was surplus., at the high elate of preservation which the grave. yood was in all Lang mat and in order, dowers also of ...roma kinds being men over the graves in every direction. Mr. Cawthorn, mailed many of the graveyaideabout faker- Maim awl Ihdaklava, awl Levier: previoody heard of the re pot to of churchyard desecration, he was astomielsed to ass the laantifol order in which the graveyards were kept. On . uteriug the graveyard LII which lie the MOWS of C.sistasu Halley Viean Mr. C.4wthom.. s attenti o n was to the pay. of that gallant officer, which 0011.1- 1.0.• the nook americium' pugilism in the plac e. The bead .t.me was is so way dilapidated, nod the grave altogether presented as seat an appearance as is seen in our own sow team; Mil Mr. Cawthorn, expressed the same opinion generally in respect to all the grave which he had vestal. Culuoel Gowan a gentlenum in y every respect, and high M the estimation of both the Russian and American sows mown's, !Blow with Captain Nichols and Mr. Prawn, th. owoer of the Anxious, a native of Leak, in Yorkshire, but rosidnig and carrying uu the 1J11,14144.1 of • merchant at lila., are the parties who here the chaired tbegraveyartls, ass] ail 4 ..144w1 (Mean hes been several tomes conirbniented Ly the It:14114h press for hie draintereeled attention to the pates of the English who NI in the Crimean asenpaigo. it is evident that 'ander ha and oradpitore saperustemlence no anxiety need Le felt at home for the preeervatiuo of the grass" of England's brave suns, who eu nobly died in their sinintry's cause. iiebaatopol itself vet bears the traces of th, memorable campeign ; modem houses are to be seen in all ihreetisms, hut ties popelation is slightly ors the increase. The only looliling which its yet has been restored by the Kawial isoVellatn•Ot is the admiralty buildiug, which was .fly slightly damaged, the once line hospital Leung still left Ili its thlsis..latesl .fate, only tenanted by a few Jews, who am their living hy going over the battlefields, digging up iron sal lead, which they sell, and upon which they Lute to pay a small per cooler- to the Rowan government. 4Of the rewarmed Malakoff soil Redact towers nothing Dow Ith.wifla but shattered mound", in stitch lie embedded save, doilodged by the alloy, awl where may be occealim slit' seen half lailoxeu men engaged diseutombing the old ea tery. awl here MA there ire the trenches, or surmounting eotbwoi ks may be semi live shells, which a,. person dare too I, for ?ear of tha hae,w an explisbi.on of out of them gould ranee, and these is a their rernaiuing toes* fur .44.11.1 time yet. Captain Cawthorn,' was tts ibirlbiaglY trosug to pick a live shell up t.. bring 11.471 e as a trophy, hut was only to glad to leay.• it on beillg told by a that if Loathed it would elpl.4e. The population .4 Nhastopol sod unwed/ate dtstrot us between 2,1100 and ;, MAU lo priacoding with hes contract to I. salten verel. to the harbour, which he has sow perfectly navigable. He employs daily about :Pm who., with hi. clerks, Or., occupy the naval who ii was converted lan) s reradesvoue spatially fur them_ Th...p. kuuneeted with she raking of the e ship., dr., ere iin a large wale, sod it is si will u p v two years more beton, the harbour le= .i“ool During raptaw Ca•rthorue's May at Se bsa . 4 lamest of the awake° vessel. was raiiirri,at l $ eou.iikr.ule portico a the iron winch he ha brought Wane mars up (non the /MACH .hips. Ifetween 500 sod 600 soh, kumieu and l'insiramo labourer., are daily eh. :4 tee four new potent slips now its flout*, of con , titt.iits, under t he aupenii terelenoe of Mr. Muir, who has the ot under the itu su goverantent for the conetructioo .4 the elipe, but they ere beiug made under the direetiou of au Libuleirgb LUTEIDI FOR UVIIRIA AND THE 1/I•RCHILS IN II") According to • cuattnuuiestiou which lass Leen re '•"”I from the Nateliniats Post office, all the resulatioos ere) • tcs 44 valuta* In New ara the lunches of Sardinia ) 1*•••• estealal to Umbra* Awl the Maivhee. Letters, • *ie.* r. , Out other printed papers, ackfroosed to I • , 11... • out the Hardie* wall, therefore, in future he for ▪ ,•1••I • . I Irma..., is the wails for Sardinia, sad will he i,ar. I au all respect. to the este* of pietas* sad general svplirebte to correle.aidence addressed to Aar Registered letters Auy letters foe I 'inleriu sod the 11., L.. witch the e•telers may dream to regi*ter, will be • *..• .a•le with the redueel reuistr atop fee et Cal. iustes4 • • I 1.1 as lierarbdore. The to - lowing are e•••••• of the prin. • bee* l'u•heia and the Ilarehes : Umbria Assisi, Orvieto, Pero,:aa, Hada, Spoleto, Tem* The 4 .a. i et. -As011•114 Ase••li, 'wisteria°, Parma, Possauthrooe, th.er.ht, Penna. ffiaiaallia, sod ('r hino. (hooey Llaiteh Orructx —On the let JAlitilry adterstieas will be leads, • Esslaail i. .oei 'el. •etiors will he ••pesed is Lough)* awl the • • • I;.feer eller( Reath, W.C. ; tarsflou row!, 0‘• t.men, N. W. ; lassaces Heath, &E. 2. The ▪ 4 . • n Aire is Otil l'earasdiahatetist will he re _ .... ...__ ._ • . I 1.. V ete Mutat. W. 3. Mosity-ardar udkee will he •.• ...I 10 tar c.amatry at -Aborkealk. Glanigialsokr•; 6.....0 = IL. I hi, Vh.liolisr• ; y, Liwooluaire; 6n, ' Wilt •.... , I . .,40.. 1; . ; ellinal.lo.ollMMll. lo fre_. ; .”. I h o...litre ; naleraiat. Haiwaire • 7••••414 .• ••• -,,,aihsre ; eiriagleyar-the-Hill, N p , • 31•.ahide, I.irkalLiva ; IJaatwit , Ctia. .••• r:....1.4h• ; Peinbrey l'ansaelhowabira; Oars • •Il . I:.i.h.a, I a•rby4kire ; Ituatliagya, Nottiagtria " • '`l Ihwta.tel.. 13anliganalkire ; Hidleolien. areas ; ~ :, '• -.. II .hire • Waillingt•la Stalks. Works.; ^ "• ... 11.1,1(.4.1. A;otlawL -1. Noway °frier alike. will i• u IJ , I h ..• rt, lifeshire; Leith Walk, Ehigui•urgh % 'lb. Wart ...vier ..l Li. es at Alorrfayla (*Woes • i li trim...tare, I Perthshire) .111 6. eli•COOW 10 . 1 il.arri "oh, -air •- a ill I.e ..1.ea,1 at Italy • .. ~leiy , litiatioraa, 1 . e111.014,6,g11. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) SOUTHWARK. VIOLENT AS&'dTLT ON ♦ LKICIMID V .-4 FOOL AND MN CHIIBIIIIIII-DAY. Michael Taylor, a middle-aged man, ckeeribed u a labourer, was brought before Yr. Combo, chat ged with stnking Mr. William Hammes, the landlord of the Itoyal Oak public-house, Tooley-street, on the head with a quart Pot-. . . _ The complainant, who exhibited a wound on the side of the head, and another on the mouth, said that yesterday afternoon the prisoner came into his house, under the influ ence of liquor, arid demanded • Christmas-box. Witness told him that he never gave Christmaii-boxes until after Christmas-day. He then demanded to be served with a pot of beer ; but perceiving he was under the influence of liquor he refused to serve him, and ordered him out of the house. Instead of leaving he abused witness, seized a pot of beer off the counter, and after upsetting the contents on the Boer, struck him a violent blow on the head with the pot. Wittier immediately jumped over the counter to seize him, and take the pot from him, when he struck him another blow on the mouth. He succeeded in overpowering him, and giving him into the custody of the police. Mr. Combs asked if prisoner had had anything to drink in complainant's house'. ' Mr. Hampson replied that he had not. In answer to the charge the prisoner replied that he had been drunk since Monday, and when he was in that state he was a fool. 3lr. Combo 'eked him what be had to say for striking the complainant in that brutal manner with the quart pot He replied that be did not know what he was about. It was Chridmaa time, and he hoped his worship would look over it this time. Mr. Combo told him that he could not look over each an unwarrantable attack on • respectable tradesman and the peaceable cronies on of his Wetness. Drunkenness was no excuse for such an offence, as he might have murdered Hr. tiampam. He should therefore sentence him to pay a fine of 405., and in default of payment commit him to the House of Correction, with hard labour, for one mouth. MAMLBOROIIOH-STREET. A SYSTEMATIC ILRAT IMALICIL —BIIIOOLA CAA& Ei:oHill, a crrrss-fsatured, low-looking WOUND, of about 4.5, was charged with stealing meat at Mr. Jeffrey's shop, in Fobert's-plam, Regent-street. From the eyeless, of Wm. Gambley, ehopman to Mr. Jeffrey, it appeared that on Christmas-eve he saw the pri soner looking over the meat on the show board and afterwards leave. Shortly after she returned, and on her again leaviog was seen to take up one or two piece* of meat. He fetched her back and asked where the meat was that she had stolen. She headed him two pieces, saying that was all she had. She then asked for forgiveness, but Mr. Jeffrey, baring been very much robbed of late, ordered him to give her into custody, and oo the way to the station she dropped from her dross Os which there was a large bole made at the top big enough to admit a 71b. joint, sad another at the bottom for aa outlet) ~•vent pieces of meat which, with that produced, w*bed 2911 n.—beef,.—beef, pork, and mutton—the dress being evidently made to convey away a large quantity. Mr. Hewlett asked if she was known, and the witness said that he believed she had 000 e before been charged with stealing meat from Mr. Jeffrey, with another woman. Mr. Weldon said It was an outrageous case, and he had never heard of a more wholesale thing. He should com mit her for eon months, with hard labour. • 6•D DISAPPOINTWEST. Catherine Arnold, • nwpectable.loohing female wsm charged before Mr. Be nden with annoying Mr. Joseph Zwuller, baker, of 22, Clarnaby-etreet, order the following Zwoller saki that on the previous afternoon, at a =to two, the defendant came to his shop for her He told her that she was too late to have it, and that if he pve it up he shonld be liable to a penalty under the act of parliament. He then closed his door, and she commenced knocking violently et the door, sod demanding her dinner, and he was compelled to give her into custody. The chief clerk asked Mr. Zwoller what become of the de fendant's dinner Mr. ZwcTlierid that he kept it till this (Wednesday) lamming, and then wave it up to her. ed Mr. &ge asked the def endant why she went and an aoyed Mr. Zwoller ! The defendant said she was not aware that the taker was allowed to keep it, but was sorry that she had acted as she had done. Mr. Bowtoo said, aa she bad lost her Christina& dinner be should let her off, but the Laker was quite right, and had he given it up to her might bare bean fined. The defendant was thou dieoltarged. THE WEATHER AND THE PARKS. Yesterday being • general holiday several thousand persons of all grades in society, and of both eases, made their way to the different royal perks in order to enjoy the exhilarating itemise of skating or sliding. During Monday eight the body of the unfortunate man who wee dmwned in the Serpentine was recovered, sod was taken la the first place to the Royal Humane Society'. receiving house, hut afterwards removed to the workhouse in Mount-street to await the coroner's inquest. The poor fellow has .iuoe been identified as being connected with • firm in Cheapside. The deceased went on Saturday to the Serpentine, but finding the ice floating about he would not venture on it, but being mule determined on Monday be lost hie life in consequence. The thermometer at the re osiviorhouse in Hyde.park was au Monday night as low as 2 ar t g , being 20 degrees below freezing point. Yesterday the merctu7 stood at 9 &doe k at only 15 deg., beingl7 dames below freezing point at noon it was 23, and towards the ereekei wee 4a, being only 4 dep. below freesia. point. The karsseeter index... 129.50. Thetterpentine:River ' *Hyde. park, had between 4,001 and 5,000 sliders and slaters upon its surface, and • great number of persons were tripped up and hail their heads cut. The Round Pond, is Kensingtoo gardens, and also the Loos Water, were crowded with skaters and sliders during the day, including several mem bers of the Skating Club and a great number of the Guards and Rifle Volunteers, anti a good .prickling of ladies. Fortu nately no accident of a serious character took place up to late last evening. The ice on the ornamental waters of the enclosure .4 St. Jamee's-park was crowded until dark. Several persona were immersed, but no fatal accident oc curred. The itegent'amark had • very large assemblage of skaters and slide's, but no accident of • serious character occurred. SHOCKING BOILER EXPLOSION. Yesterday a terrible accident occurred at the house of Mr. W. Longley, Park-street, Leeds, about half pet I o'clock p.m. A boiler iu the kitchen exploded, killisg Mrs. Loogley on the spot and severely Mr. Long ley, his daughter, and a servant girl. t'heboil er , which was made of mat iron, was one of those ordinarily knows as closed self-feeding (fire-heck) balm, and wee used for domestic purposes, IIMU the matter has bees fully investigated it is impossible to state poitively the cause of the explosion, but it very probably arose in consequence of the boiler barb( become red hot, owing to the water having been damn olf and the feeding pipe having become frozen, thus preirentiag the boiler being gradually refilled as it became empty ; eventually the ice in the feeding pipe had thawed, and the cold water rushing into the red hot boiler generated • quantity of explosive steam, which mused the boiler to burst Malan taneously. The noise of the explosion was very loud, sad its consequences, as already indicated, most dimetreos. The door and window of the kitchen were blown out, the walls were nearly destroyed and the furniture smashed, and the window of an oljoioing room was shattered to i4oces. Three of the unfortunate sufferers who were in the kitchen at the time were recovered with the fragments; Mrs. Lonsley's body wee shockingly mu tilated. Mr. Laogley's iejance include severe bruises of die head and fare, and he lire in • precarious state. The servant girl was also much out and bruised. Mims Loagley, who is about 25 years of age, was in a purge adjoining the kitchen, and was knocked down with great violence ; one of her leis was broken in two places. Mr. Longley is • part ner iCI the firm of Messrs. Thomas Langley and builders, aud is • member of the Leeds Town CounciL DEATH Or THE EARL or MIXDOEOUGH.--We have to onnousee the demise of the Earl of Merborough, who died yesterday at the residence of Colonel the Hoe. Jame,. Lindsay, lif.P., in Portionn•aquare, after a short illness. The late Right Hon. John Seale, Earl of Mex. borough, of Lifted, County Dui:meal, Viscount Polling ton of Fenn, and Hiroo Pollington of Longford, in the peerage of Ireland, was only son of James, second Earl, by 114iraheth, daughter and heir of Mr. Johu Stephenson, of East Burnham, Bucks. He was born July 3, 1183, and married August. 28,1007, lady Anne Yorke, eldest daughter of Philip, third Earle( Hardwick', by whom, who survives his hmiship, he leaves servicing issue three sons and a daughter, namely, Viscount Pollingtou, (now Earl of Men borough), the Hon. and Rev. Philip Yorke Basile, the Hon. Charles Stuart Baylis, and lady Harsh, married to Colonel the Hon. James Lindsay, M.P., of the Grenadier Guards. The deceased nobleman is succeeded in the family human by his eldest son, Julio Charles George Yisoonet Minton, born June 4, 1810, and married Feb ruary 24, OK to Lady Rachel Walpole, eldest daughter of the late Earl of Orford, who died 21st Julie, 1864, sod by whom he has an only son, John Howard, bon in 1843. TI6O present peer was educated at Trinity College, Cambridge, at which university he graduated M.A. in 1830. In littl he was returned to poiliaineut fur Genoa, , and remounted Pontefract in the House of Commas, from Mb to 1847. The Earl and Countess of Warwick, the Dowager Countess of Caledou, the Marchioness of Water ford, Lady Stuart de Itotliany, Colonel and Lady Harsh Lindsay, lied other families"( rank are placed in motu-ning by the illannee of his lordship. Tae FATAL ACCIDENT AT TIM 8111PINTINIL —The unfortunate person who was drowned en Mcmday through skating on to the cat ice has been ancertebed to be Mr. C. A. South, of It, Hallunion.street, Procadille, a clerk in the home of Menem. Maurice sad Co., is the dity. SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Cwci. The railway share market to-day is generally steady, at Saturday's quotations. The only variations worthy of notice are a rise of pet cent. in South Eastern stock, and a decline of per cent. in Lancashire and Yorkshireand Caledonian. Verylittlebusiness has been done. London and North Western stock is now quoted 102 to ; Great Western, 741 fto 75 ; Midland, 1351 to 136; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 120 to ; South &stern, 88/ to a 1 ; Great Northern, 110 to 111 ; and Caledonian, " to 9 tOmbardo-Venetian Railway shares are rather flat, at jto 1 dia. Grand Trun k of Canada Railway stock has been rather more inquired for. as, IPS I auswara I ci rr" I ilari WIDMANN suss AND RODEN Biztjan., Tyr ialalueci ,Ilisektoura BIM sad Bedaylasairtils *Mel eel Nair .. . . 2 a' l ui 14 IS 101 .1 NI Obi l ark sad Bsadsa Bt . li trl i ta g 1. 11 i s 1 babas sa d Jas. 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WA. barest (n.s) North Whial &eft Par Coo& dt. Providence ( (11=). Sortrida• Coo. Co. & Combo dleer) 8. Carn Brea (Waggon) 8 Devon Iron 6 Oa ( Mining (Linab legiut) & W. Maori Stray Park Tamar 8114LoodYn.C Vale d Tway (Cum) Woolßrest (I= 1 . ) W. Opradou ( Wool estop Mb. Beret Z11 .... 0en . L.. . Waller W WI I. 11lwarrral=1) WIL Inn (11n. Lela* WINO Man Ara A g ra:LW * MM. /02.110 N aDaa licco.iith LAeourt 4 UsaNat Da IL Mtn dolZ Do. TAM* KW. 00. 010.0 m. M. 00. Jam oobro °offer rolroustala copper /Orli= Gomm' OR Northers of & Aodoolls= =Lain (Um) s LooltooLux Mo :oneOromor et IL a (Um.) —. Poe tethoad Silvorlosi t PhWlp Attain. (Um) MOW Noziosa Worth* (Una) Da JOUR SNOOK A lama II No. 1188. I Lam 1 1 " L lOL rim I Isles, 110,6001 100 Agra ad D. I. MIN . 60 SS MI - M6OO 40 Matilmais all 71 73 - 10,000 96 Rusk of W as all 21 21 .- 4600 100 Rat el - 60,000 MI ark of Terry 8 11 I dla - 10.000 IA MIMI N. Alseirion . - all -, - - 6RIOO 10 Mar lank at ImMa, Ariralla, air Mos . all Me MI -. 110, 0 : 1 :6 Cheirel. MEN ol DAIL Lau, mad CNN at 66 MI - II 000 ISO - 10 - 4 10), 1 0,000 U of CNN& MD 16,000 1001 el Larks lO 11 11 - 26000 IR Rs& lostAtimed.Oharid all 161 111 - NON 90 G. Mak otilwilrelaad all - - - OM 111 UN Ob. Rank ot 440141 .ll 161 IS - NNW NI Lemke sad Orr, - 110,990 10 Loadem Mimi nor —. 10 SO 13 - 10,M0 10 Lauda, 41 Rath Akira 1 1/ 11 Ma ..- NON IN Loa bed Wardastse M I% 661 - NON 111 WM. Posy. 41 lloslewd 4l - - - 14000 Do. Mew ll -.- - MAN 60 Nalimal lair 16,000 20 NW 11,11111 Wales - 114440 16 WNW IMMi Comma all 41 49 471 / 16,000 93 flank - 20.000 100 Prorrial 01 baler - - - LOOO 10 Do. New NM 16 Booth Sutras - N,OOO 26 Otdon of Australia - 60.M0 60 Onion of Loudon - MN 100 Wry Mutual DI ... - - AURCIIIILLANRCIOL Na I db. I Ooresue. IPd OL pear I dabs. 18,930 10 Augio-Madesa Kir 15. IS AuMeullau Avila 111 - woo 10 lair Waterworks - - all 61 lif - - - SO D il i. Ararkam far - - - 093 10 Brit Isliialt/MA Tr A all DI $7 - 1,151 16 Da. II 7 par a MII INS all II 10 - 42 9 16 90 Do. 0 - 811 Omura laud all Ul 114 - NO,M 10 Chanel Islands Tel. (14 M. . .11A4116•4411mM. all -..- - =III • PM. 71 FR mat all 1111 1111 - M. Para IN SI M 1111 81 4 I leum so °P r i rrooloomoo NON SA Do. Sp. N. Pup. Dab. MO 110 111 - 60.600 20 tailrlalrrig.a Curl 1 - - - 9110,000 N. ilsoirlo Tarps" - 7,110 26 Do. RN Li 11/ 4Ms .- V 0,114 6ON mod Auat. Cop. - 10 4 WON 1 Grit Skip (LW) - 100,000 1 Do. 171 par cont. Prat all 1 -. 12, • 6 Na. District Tel (1) l4 - - dle - 11,000 10 Loudoo Discount (1.4 - II 14 1 11011,000 4 Lou. Gun. Ouribua Co. all lf - WOO 10 Madras lerigu. I Ord 1 14 Ipm - mem 10 liaMiiirmemalro.TaL all .... - - IA6OO 10 lidelible. ft. Tel (LWm) all 1 8 - IS, . 26 National DIANN& Oo - 6 11 11 Ma - 1,606 10 NarbudelaCaddilrom(l) II A 2 dls - 11,110 10 Natiselaada lAN . - all 1 1 80 ,000 6 Do.llp. a, S. ail AM all 1 - 1.710100 N. Nur IN. 110c4.14. M - -, ..- 184670 1 IN. SAL Anatesinalam la L l 4 - NON Glas SO, 1 Do. "Pew Mara' IMAM IL timil River lAN i Wm. ISO 49 61 - 1 6 , SO asi Orr Sirs all Mt 74 2 all 711 1 ell 90, Id De. Now III II 14 pr •• 114 10 RN Sr lb lad. Si 41 - 0. beldrj a ylie.Oter. all 17 IA - IL 111 ' - IS ' Ism - 14 IN $ tiler— MI 44 44 - 1911, M. Ant lan . MS 116 140 - 14106 16 Mielmilem Uri 411 IS 116 ... moo 1 TaL all a - 160,600 1 Do. M. Ilmilawal all 1 - 11 10 Do. M. all II 7 I - 10,001 , 66 'Croat & la. W. Up. Can. A - - 10,000 100 Vas Disemers Land 154 9 10 - Petersburg letter says :--The governor erritury lying along the Amoor kas seat off an m to search for the gold beds supposed to mid la the vicinity of that river. Gold has already boa Inewri ie considerable quantities in the mountains at mos distends, but the diggings will not be opened far private sourpuss until 1462, as it is thought the gold fever would have the effect of drawing too many people from the military colonies." 111 its 111 US 10:4 100 . 101 —ll,ll 100 110 101 100 101 100 100 e 1011 0109 110 Ai A 1 2 210 120 zd 510 410 115 110 11 lle 11 11i 07 IS Si Ai 1 1i 12 1 ii ft 356 4 ` 6 6 0 :t I°4 10 46 47 Set $lO — a ii lait 170 4$ $1 a 4 11 tee TI 79 360 MU 1171 Me 100 111. It 17 13 11 Ili 17 11 floe .. SW 1 96 e i 56 I i i US 131 to MANN 166 k 0h 6 4 I Eisi 81 " .. ,..1 T 07361 ?km 10,000 11,000 10,000 00,00 11,000 10,000 16,000 61,10 IKON 1111,11110 SAO 14000 10,000 101,816 01,000 114,000 MK* IMSI 43.174 MAIO ilklie lelf A - AI of the. Mtj.a tisii .- 1011 100 t 111 ... Ils 1011 10Ir I,or .... 10% 8 100 100 100 100 100 100 '. - 11.10 le an -aO tailed 240.1 lial:_fdd a 7i 1071 1 tri - 8 MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY) Two o'CLoct. Owing partly to the abeeuoe of business, combined with the apprehension of renewed trouble in Northern Italy in the spring, the funds to-asy are fiat. A decline of per cent. has taken Once. The share markets are quiet. The fert nightly settlement in this department has mmineneed this day. With the exception of *considerable fall in Turkish bonds, and a rise in South Eastern Railway stock, there is no other feature of interest in the Stock Exchange. The attendance is limited. At Pans this morning, aocoruingto Mr. Fteuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rental were quoted 68fr. 30c., showing no change compared with the last price of Monday. The Bourse V 3 described "very quiet." Console are officially marked 93 and 04, ex div., for the account (January 10). The present quotation is 92j to 1. The official business report is as follows : Bank Stock, 233 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 921, ft, 1 ; New Three per Conte., 92k, ; India Five per Cent, stock, for account, 1011 ex div. ; ditto, Four per Cent. Debentures, 1868, 961, 1 ; ditto, 1859, 961 ; ditto, Bonds, 9e. die. ; Exchequer Bills, 4s. die. In the foreign stock market the feature is a heavy fall in Turkish, owing to the con tinued eiribarrasamenta of the government, and the non-success of the new loan. The reduction amounts to 1 per cent. in the loan of 1854, and 11 per cent. in that of 1868 ; the present quotations are, respec tively, 70/ to 711, and 561 to 57. Other foreign stocks exhibit no alteration of importance. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 981 ; Chilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 831 ; Dutch Four per Cent. Cer tificates, 1001 ; Mexican Three per Cents. for account, 21; ; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents, 95/ ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, 471, 1 ; Russian Five per Cents., 1051 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 961, 1 ; the Spanish Committee's Certificates, 6/ ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, 72, 701 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, 57, The Masailia will take to-morrow 225,3807. in silver, and 66,6561. in gold for Bombay, and 2001. in gold for Alexandria, making a total of 282,235!. Four o'CLocx. Consols are still quoted 921 to 1, ex div., fur the account. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Cuww. Little business has been done this morning in home mining stocks. The transactions have been chiefly in South Carn Brea, East Cam Brea, East Caradon, Wheal Buller, East Basset, and Great Wheal Alfred. Iu the Stock Exchange Wheal Buller shares are officially marked 18711 and. ; and Wheal Margaret, 80. Foreign and colonial mining shares remain steady. St. John del Rey have been dealt i❑ at 271 and 28 ; Cobra Copper, at 43} ; and Kaputta& at to lt pram. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING LANE.--(THIS DAY.) The public ooloniel ntarkete being closed for the holidays, there are no transaction' to report. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) We hare no report to make to-day, owing to the absence from the My of the priodpal &ekes. PAWiICULIIB 01 TALLOW. 1 Mt 18&& I left Stock on band this day ....cub 4686 46,227 7,8044 Delivery last week LIS tall 1,314 Ditto from let June S4 47.888 68. 364 Arrival t week Ditto f r om let June Price lf C per evrt this day Ditto Town lsid Friday lift M. Na. 114. ins. Od. Arrival for the week maim Jam it last year $7 mks, and delivery 1,101 calks. The arrival bat weak comprised MI casks from Odes, sad 107 tram alba plant Total, $O7 =kb BOROUGH HOP MARIERT.—(THIS DAY.) Amin. Pattesdes and Smith report but little doing ; these is a Armies@ in the market, and in tame bunts:wee higher prim are obtained for fine yearlings and sound welt kept old hops. COAL MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Walla End Hatton, Ns. Gd. ; Walls End South Hatton, 245. Gd. ; Walls End Tees, 245. tid. ; Walls Red South Hartlepool, 21s. 9d. ; Eden Maiu, 235. ; Walls End South Durham, 235. ; Belmont, tit. ; Bells, Ws. ; Durham, 225. 6d. ; Tan Geld Moor, Itia. ; West Hartley, 17s. Ikl. ; mpen Hartley, 174.13 d. ; Davidson's Hartley, 17s. Ga. ; Howard's Hartley, 17.. 31-40 ships M market. BOARD OF TRADE RETURNS. (THIS DAY.) This morning were issued the Boanl of Trade returns for the mouth, and eleven months ended November 30, 1800. We subjoin a statement of the total declared value of the exports of Britidt and Irish produce and manufactures during the month and eleven months, including only the " enumerated" articles : _ . For the moath. For 11 maths. 1858 1859 1880 10,018,912 . 115,291,980 Including the " unenumoratol articles," the ag gregate exports stand thus : - - - - •• For the month. 1858 £9,976,496 1659. 1660 For 11 months. . £106,555,562 . 119,0313,185 1't3,714,276 AN ENTIRE FAMILY POISONED. —Much excite ment (says the Bire d siej ices Daily Put) was caused is Banton on Saturday morning by the discovery that on the previous night a whole family bad been poisoned—the mother and one daughter helm; deed and three other daughters suSering much from the effect& of the poison. Joseph Pearson, a watchman in the employ of Messrs. Baldwin and raiding in Selop-street, left home about half past 5 o'clock on Friday eveoiug, leaving his wife and four daughters at home, all in good health. The daughters were named Hannah, aged 23 years ; Eliza, 17 ; As Maria, 15 ; and Han let, 12. Two of the Orbs took their father his supper about 9 o'clock, and an their return the mother and four daughters took supper together and went to led. From the account of the eldest daughter it would appear that before she went to sleep she was alarmed by her sister Harriet, who wee in Led with her mother, crying oat that she wee ill. Ina few minutes they wire by a similar illness. Hannah knocked at the w.dt for sesistance, but when a neighbour came to the door i u con sequence she was too weak to cry out, and they had to remain alone in their helpless state until she was so far recovered as to be able to gootn. Mites &that &mistier:toe was obtained, it was found that the mother and the youngest daughter were dead. Mr. lathes, surgeon, was called in, and through hie efforts Hannah and Anus Maria were so tar recovered as tio he eoneidered out of danger ; but Elise is still eulfering, and has not yet spoken. Tuesping TAUNTS IN Hoormartm. —There had tint been published en abstract of the pueral statements of the income and ezpeotbture of the several turnpike trusts in Scotland between the terms of Whitsunday, 1857, and Whitsunday, 18118, from which it appears that at the data of the thstratt there were in all 243turnprke trusts in Scot land. Of that number 33 were in Aberdeenshire, 28 in Perthshire, 22 in Lanarkshire, 17 in Ayrshire, 17 in Forfar shits, l 5 in Banffshire, 12 in Rosharghshire, 10 in Berwick 'hire, the remainder being distributed over the remaining civenties in unequal numbers, from Stirling, which has 9, to Kirkcudbright, Nairn, sad Caithness, which have wily 1 each. The total income of all the 243 trusts for the year ending Whitsunday, 1858, was 254,8,53/. 14s. 7d. ; sod the total expenditure 212.016/. Bs. 11d. The bonded or mort gage debts were 1,579,3511. Itle. ; the Seating debts amounted to *NIL It. 7d. ; the unpaid intermit to 2916,9611. Is. ; and the balance due tressurera on the amount for the year 10457.8, 25,093/. 16s. 4d. The total debit, of the traits amounted to 2,429,347/. 17... 113., and the total assets to 194,1061. Ila. 73. — VI us. WI la all al! 'al al W ail 1 1 In I an It. all 1 10l W all Ilk I a l iN to III a 41 ii . 8 N h i Pit a PP II ihiira „.. i PI a a I Oa par O re 1 —.— ft - I 7 I 7 I 7 I 7 r fo i : SI 449 - 98 i i 1q 17 100 j