The Express. — London, England, 1860-12-10 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGUCE. (MD DAT.) - - EQUITY CotRT. ( before Übe Lord Cirrocaor • a•t•..rwe JtII4i)IILTT. /MI II or ux •RV DlluNct VOIR •11l LTIRI. T' • if .• in alipftil free Vice-CIIADOPUOT Wood The - : s .. in.tteuted for the purple* of setting Mile a mar. • g . ...tamest and • deed of separatios, os th e p oun d o f ~. 1.....1nti0e of the marriage by the Court of Divorce pad u ,tru..ocial Cams. The phoned!, }lr. Evans, was warned e. t. 311. earfinirkin. row me of the defendants is t rase. By a marriage settlement a sum of WIC was ..., urea to Mrs Carrington by way of jointure alter the math •4 her husband, if she werrieed him. Very shortly !kr the marriage the plaintiff had reasoti to helices that I. aid nut puma, the affeetiess of his wile, and in March, I .t , l„ she left his home, and refused say Wager to cohabit ..t„ hem. In May, 141.1,. deed ed esperatiem was emoted. I . with as annuity of 2.10 f. ma secured to Mem Lisa. for her separate use, with a pre/1M that 41 ersii .: idiould be Mammal to on a yam the death t .orr imabenera m o th er . an d h e mailed against all "sum or debts by the wife, mid is use of being • hall'. obliged to my any future debt otatracted by her t . relate the amount, out of the enmity secure! the ,iorid of separatiou. Is July, 11454, the plainti ff tan s. tam for eruninal committee against a Mr. }totems, `lll' w 1 " 40 . It 1 . *Hared. Mrs. Erase had not rely cm e.itted Wolter.. after, but had kept up an improper utter , sir before her marriage. A verdict was (mad in the • rat instxuee fur the defendant, bat is a new trim' a verdict .... found for the phuntiff with 1001. damage.. Is Fe husrr, ls. - ,, the phonedff petitioned the Court of Diem* 41,1 liatmionial I Allai•ii for a ilmulutitio of the marriage ; “.1 in .Iwiliary, I a:es, t he marriage was diswilved, Robinson, eh.. Lui been made a csampondent, being onkred to pay al: the cut•. The court. however, declined to give the plain• tiff any relief iti MP:in:l of the marriage settlement or the deed of wparatioti, Lin the ground of want of )uriadiction. Besides the rust. in the I neorce Court, which he had been unable to 'wooer loan Rsilmison, the plaintiff had incurred cuts in the actions for trim. Ci.n., and in suing for a separa tion in the Arches Court, to the amount in full of 5,11.101. The plaiiitiff had not paid the &Lowey nutlet the deed of winnitiou after the dine...dim, of n rage, and au adios for the arrears Sam the hot payment so. brought by the trustee. By his bill the plaintiff urged that he had no ike fence to this action, and that he could only obtain relief in n led of the deed of aepewition in this court. The bill Alleged. as a ground for the relief sought, that the marriage as well as the settlement wee procured by fraud and collar-' "•.0 .1 the plaintiff'. late wife and Robinson ; that previous L. her marriage she had, unknown to the plaintiff, ear ned on an improper intercourse with Robinson, and the' i ounitlien thus funned previously to the niarrage was, en known to the plaintiff. renewed after themarriage ; that elle he:; the plaintiff in Man-b, 1001, in order the m e r e readily to. ondinne her adulterous intercourse with Robinson ; that 'be Lad fruudulently procured the plaintiff to execute the Mel of wparatiu, for the purpose of name securely carry is_ ou that intetceur.e ; that at the time of the marriage the plantitf Moo wholly ignorant of any improper ettiyourre haring taken place between the then tbs. Carriu,;.;ton awl kolittilim, or a ny other pers o n ; th a t he was Helm od to imiti-Ve at the time of the marriage, and up to the tune of the eat.• _Amu of the deed of separation, owl sula.equeutly, until he discovered the adultery, that .I,e was a person of good i haracter and unimpeachable ion"... rood that unless. lie had entertained this belief he ~..0 nut Lave married her. The bill prayed, besides the .ettin,.: snide of the setthmeut, that if this court was of ~pti.ion tort it had uu poralictouu in the matter, out that the I avorte Court watt the proper court to deal with it. then that some proceedings should be di reted in that court for the purpose. It was also prayed that if the separation deed eras held to be tidal it should Le declared that the oasts matured hi the plaintiff were costs incurred by him un account of tie Adultery of hi. late wife auloops e ntly to the eascetirs of Lo. duel, and that. Le should be 'Damnified Maim' such ousts out of the annuity panted by the deed. To this i..iia demurrer was entered • on the pound of want of equity; awl after are the Vioe.Chancellor held ti,.: the dem irrer was maintainable, on the ground of the .loets•.- . f 41v distinct averment of adultery between the tusir,,te and the deed of separation. The bill was cub. ... l ien:iv amended and ue the use maim on foe beer tug, lot llonour held that the Court of Chancery had no ...r0d,..ti..., to deel with the marriage settlement, and se to the di ..ai of separation, that the evidence failed, and lie ilooloarei the till. ... Mi. Roll and Mr. Ifs'lett appeared for the appeal ; Mir Mrus and Mt. Freeland; supported the decree. The case We. argued seine lotto time Mace. Tile Lord Chair,Hue now delivered judgment, and said !tad he was ai.-,.rh of opinion that m far as the asarrime eettlemeut ito comerued the decree of the court below must h e arfirinod. On this point he had made up his Mind •t the rota-fusion of the srgoniente of the counsel for the ..mellebt, and if had not bees so much mixed ~p with the other part ef the imsle he would not bate re ,imed to hear the defendant's coaeraL The cam, iu Una ...pest, was not to Le decoded amoeding to the Levitical Lw, or the Cade Napoleon or any other foreign law, bat ...thug to thole+ of England, which was dear and ens I•cit !'here was so ground far npmettiag the enarriege ttlemeut ..n the ground of fraud. This could only b. ,ustitied Ly the tyranuical Lw of Henry VIII., which 4.4ideemed a woman who Lad beee guilty of immitineum 1.1 ne murroge, and did not come to the arms cof her has law! • toroth sod act aside the marriage. There was MO oranisse to comider what :night Le the effect on marriage .ettlr.r.rtat rhea an nuchmte waxen totuipilel to ;mho her • olf on her husband as a virgin, bermes, m t h is Rolm, OA sirs the sole conspirator, sad it would be mouth. out to prove tinit he, in oisnahruation with the wife, plumed and 'relight •leut the marriage. .t marridge settlement heiug •.••l. oti • wife could not prima facie Le dune aino, and lo meant lemon 1.1.4 t tilt feet iu this use of a divot,. on Lim 4 adultery of the wife amide no dateritte. is Os,• sedutry, wail lately. the protection .4 marriage •••11.1 ,sly le obtained a• • privilegiuns, and Ly mama of • •pecird art of parliament ; mel the rights of women with re• pt.! to noirriege settlers/mote were not altered by the recent I•%eee• Art ; there was no difference in this leaped whether • divuros was brought about legislatively by parlia i .vat Jtele.lalls let tkr thvorce ("mud. The law as re. pti• nisinsge asle - timeat* applied with equal form now as .err ; wither had any sew power been onriterrod on the 4 our( of 1 haucery to Limier* by say of the retest acL of 1.411...riwbt which regulated the power of the court is rye to .1 elle, with marriage mettle/rotate • and, r therefore, be isadietina of the engirt remain:id as it existed 151.... the Iterate A.A. &a mach fur the marriage oleo/sell. With respect to the deed of separation, the Yaw war clearly of opitituo that it • • • 'ld i 0 •uppo,te-1. LW OW Lard l'isaurelluo b...l bet • t .1•11trult in 4- to • cos.-Maim. lie *pt.! that n might be .11.1 the dead could sot Le set male if it wad we proved that Itobiama earned ea adulterous tutervourse with the wife at the tam .4 it. • secutrou Kit although the behaviour thr •tir was tin • .....414104 esti imprudent he. team the time of bar return to l'hiro sad Ile tone when the i1c..l wad cowgirl, sad die .h.•••-. 1 great attariummt to Robseasm, and a desire to oleos her illicit interessarse with lose ; yet there was au at •4 say act .4 adultery en that interval, and the new t. •4 Ault.) .t that time istr.slused into the Lill could e. o. 4 eupsorted. Nee did he (Mutt that the deed wieration, if vat! when it was ezerouni, could be •'..idattes! Icy solasspent seta of adultery. Hut I. 44 opium* that the deed 44 separators' • slot. nt sad void in it. inception on the ground that the yule Ns. mg cstned ea Illicit tetrertNattr.e with kr.biaa -13 1.4..0 1,. r efutT.,v, i0dt5 , ....1 her lowland to execute . 1.- vd In ..nier that our mi e •lit ...alien* to .and on that :nt.t• ours- With idatpuoits If the deal was obtained with •,,. I a t•er Met toe eleh an onnt-sal porno.. Would any I . 01 . 11 •0 ••r tiihmsal ...hit a wife IL enforcing it '? 44.141.11. theta oral with wane atiuutenees thiough %Wrest to the use, stain* hie *pinks that -Ito•o•I thatt Len- we. a women who had been gradually lor her reducer iis • rutin' of IthAvisatthess until ••••• I...awe lost to all •elue of docility. It was fully • • that aate•aupttrl iatercouree had taken lateens her and ftuionom. anal he (the Lord o ....elle., had e.eae to the cenclasion at which be ...veletal. not relying on the relaellet Sehi••li he n•rel ii.• wove in • trial on wi s h h he tat,dtk.l tat another al. in which the tummy was 1 a 4.1,- tun, , but commies If to the written evidence whirl, was pole before ' I. oUug to the evidence as to what occurred •• ' te• n the w uusiviisie and the seistnitiou, h.: wit in the rouel.ict of Mr. Lean.. the hus• l• which complaint could he node except that e.,••.,•1 hie wife t live with I. is coattail, ' •; • -las, Made het .re the ma e. 4111 the. taut • t h om ,s e . o ., el,. showed dudike to her himlimail, l• •'i• with hie., awl • strong licsire to • I V.l6initiloll WIN OMB 411 her •- *ls*le ;t was dear tl;st, sulassieeetb to the o -I the gleeil of separatem, her tut.rrourse sat rv10 . 11...d. 10 in, r holm vane of her 00r rr,•tt. rit Ir.. clear that ft.obiaton —l‘;r •• Tale Vkr said that it was not U 111.11• .• !..4l a 1111.1ITIOI wan, all old friend of .11.,u1d . tAke th!t part : But tlua ~• •I I. fimutl of the tangy was the perrma who • m0..-.1 ot. loave hone guilty of indecent faitulianty and I • .4,14.1 l•••V•tr lu•fure her :manage ; who ' ....mar for bsr m the FAiguware.r.wil, where be netted I. •e mg the pritilege of a Litchi key—sod carried uu • •' t• intuit uree with her there. This was all • '• .atiato torily to a jury, if not at the butt ,• f"c •1111110.161 .011Ver.41.41, •ertaml_y at the itenetid •• 4 .11 .6.1. the• attiafa,:tion of the judge sail jury .•1 .4 the ease u. the Thrums l'ourt. He • 1,...1 I•haacehbor) was of 400100 that there was ! . oldommt to io•:alalate the dvell of teeparatioa that no t , ne should he permitted ' .•Irantage of II deed which a vereou was I • 'I •....er•ute to .ed. r that times who so inducts' its " C•4ll,llit set. 01 ineniutrality with impunity. te - • t!no that the deed of separation must he set t ',l the de`•reo so far as the 111.1371:14V aet• • • • n.. 1. 1111toi hr revered as re:.rdr.l the •: I -0, r. it %Amu.. rost °la either eml., ••e to the COURT OF BANIERUPTC). (Moe lb. Oardishair Glsolhoni) IX Xi The asakrapt am @leakage, al Qemarkeet, Cheep ed. This wee a dredged siWat Mr. Loketer appeared for the eriesees. A few proofs weer piked on the ale. It we Petal that the ar►lenJ (a anal gm) will be abewt is. in the pound. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 10, 1860. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) BOW-STREET. PIDDITI A L A matronly•lookieg woman. mimed Anse Clani, head Rime in the family of Mr. Marta, a _gentleman residing is Bedfordelnare, was charged with rebksg her employer. Mr. Marks deposed—The prisoner has been is our service about eleven smooths. We pm her high wages--201. a year -and treated her as a zonfidestial servast. During the whole time 'be has been in our merriest we have been constantly robbed, but never suspected the mi. sneer, who, from bee confidential position, hail WONG to a peat deal of property. There was one box. which nosiaised about 3001. worth of wearing ap parel and other property, and it is imposable to judge to what extent property might have been talc without bein mimed. But a great deal was mimed from time to time . When the meshing came home it wee almost always defi cient, though the washerwoman insisted that she had sent ...Irkin g bid,. When she took the children out of town portions of the articles they her] taken with them were naming ; sad, in short, we were well aware that we were being robbed, but could not trace how or by whom, but haring a lot of children in the house, we did not like to change our servant., and as we did not know which to sus pert, uothing short of getting rid of all of them would have met the difficulty. Yesterday my wife discovered that she had hero sterling the sugar, and this led to further inquiry and her boxes were marched. In them were found some petticoats, drawers, towelling, he., worth altogether about 40a. Yr. Henry—What did she say when she found ■he was diecovered! Mr. Marks—Oh, she went down on her knees and asked me to forgive Ler . • but we Lave vo many servants that if we forgive one it will he an encouragement to the others to do the vane thing. Besides, I think it my duty to take this course for the protection of other families. She was mom. mended to ns by a Bombay family. The prisoner-1 was allowed half a pound of sugar a week by Mrs. Marks. I did sot think it was stosliag. Mr. Marks—And what about the lump sugar? Mr. Henry--You tea% ask her questions. It must be submitted to a jury. Do you (to the Kramer) wish to say anything about the other things ! K e won't argue about the sugar. The prisoner—l did not take them with the intention of stealing them, but to use them fur patterns. Mrs. Marks said her suspicious were tint aroused by the fact that alba of lump sugar • week were need in the nursery. Entering the nursery at breakfast tam she found the priso ner tiiing for her own tea the loaf sugar suppli e d to her for the chiklren, though moist was supplied to her. Witness asked her what she did with the moist, and she said she sold it to • poor woman, whose name she would nut give me, as she did not wish to get her into trouble. Witness said, "If you preferred lump sugar you should have said so, and 1 should hare allowed you lump as well as the chiktreu. There was no occasion to act diahouestly." Bhe produced from her boa about 711 n. of lumpsugar. Witness had her bates searched, and there was found! • quantity of lump sugar and the articles of wearing apparel, alrea3y alluded to. As she WAS leaving the hetise in custody, she claimed • petticoat which woo lying on her bed, and on the policeman lifting it oopp to band it to her, an inner flannel petticoat fell from it. This was identified by Mrs. Marks as being her property. It was quite new, sod she had never yet worn it. Yr. Marks Loped the magistrate won't dispose of the case summarily. Mr. Henry—l can't do that, as what she says does not amount to • plea of guilty. It is • qualified plea. Besides, the case is really one of a very serious nakure--a servant iu her confidential position abusing that one ace by robbing Ler employ en. She most be committed for trial. DUELLING , IN RUSSIA. A letter of Nov. 20, dated from Stavropol (in the provisos of CinCanceaus), add/meal to the Gazette des TreoUNOILT, : "A duel has just bees fought between two young lieute• meta of the Emma army of the (Omegas, Prince de Gott chakoff and Heron de Fitkaghof. The weapons chosen wr re pistols, and it woe agreed that the combatsats, after being placed is position, should be blindfolded, sad that thus the word " ire" should be given by one of the three " wit asrea," to be chosen by lot. The pasties tired simulta neously. prince de Gortchakoff wee not touched, but the Harm do Fittieghot fell dead, with a ball through hie heart. The prince sod the three elating's, M. de &hack. lieutramt ; de Nippe, sub-lieutenant ; and Choniontow, a 4411).4 on the stall, wars wrested, sad brought to a court martial at litarropoL The public prosecutor called for a rigorous application of the sew law, which Ma bad a most wholmorne effect iu checking the practice of duelling, till lately or frightfully president in the Huainan army. Ac cording to this law officers who tight duels are liable to be deprived .4 their ourumiseions, their deceratims, sod all ri g hts sod privileges of nobility, mod moreover to eight per.' impn.uament is • fortrem ; sonoominisaimsed offl• errs and soldiers are subjected to very severe corporal pu• m.liments. le this case the court•nortial, taking into con• aideratioe that Prim.* de Gortchalioff had dietiuguished himself by his courage in several battle., as was proved by his many scars, that N.M. de &hack and de hippo were very young (under mottoes), and that the former, having been born and brought up in °anionic, might poeohly not have been entirely aware of the extreme severity of the Ruasisn law with regard to duels, and that M. (*Meliorator had before the combat made the moat praise worthy efforts to prevent It horn taking oleos, and had only *souted to be a witness in the hope of effecting a recond• liation— was of (+Mimi that the extreme rigour of the law vliouhl be mottled by the exercise of their discretionaey power. Acconlingly they only sentemed Prince de Govt. chakuff mid Lieutenauta de Mcbac'k and it, Sims to he de prived of their military rank and decoratiom, sad to serve is the army RS pravett soldiers, until by some brilliant service they amok! to have the attention of the Emperor called to their "vs.. As to If. rhocnoutow, he wee only assatcuccal to air auoutbs' imprisonment in the casco/atm of fortress." A (tier frgun itisca says :—" 1 should Hot forget to spoilt •ith the praise it deserves of the bobby conduct of the geutlenien, .11 volunteem, who have boss gamed i■ the 1111110 is the difficult and dangeroue operation of Pl cover:lag the bodies. Were the Victoria Cruel conferred fur ovic services, nose could have deservel rt mom than such nwn as Mr. }trough. Me. Palmas, of Heangiaster (who bore a chief part in the clograme of the Lutslhall Mee), Mr. Wal.s, of Abursyclen, and other. who laboused on almost in the jaws of death, with the gas dashing in the lamp, the mine workings falling :ground, and in an atinolphere which it is impossible to describe, while then yet remained • chance of Boding a fellow-creature alive, htendly without food sad without rust." It is proposed to hold Hi the town of Birming ham, on the Zird of January, a conference ea the measures to lie taken for the relief of children who are not as yet either creinuala or pupas, but whose ntharal guardians will uot or cannot provide foe their educatioo. It is the ohjort .1 the calefereme to lay befoie the executive govern. lowa and the legislature, as a °minium:ice of the prniciple &leoa stated. the imperative duty of its providing ealuothwe for the portmu of the comiumuty. THE CHEST!! MUIDEIL—At the I)urhate a: mixes, no Saturday. Milner Loekey (SM, pitman, was charged with the wilful murder of Thomas Harrison, at Unath Mill, Chester-lwritrest, oe the ZOth of September hat. The poisoner at first pleaded " guilty of killing," but afterwards withdrew the plea, substituting that of " not guilty." Mr. Blackwell stated the case for the prosecution. Luckey had beam married to his present wife unit about a year ; they lived very unhappily together , and finally separated. Mrs. Lothey and her three children west to live to a cottage at l7rpeth, and whilst residing there, a Mt. Bell, who occupied the farm, became bankrieit. Harris's, the deceseal, wee a mesmeric of the Newcastle bouthruptcy court, awl he ass tout to Umeth to look after the crops. He took up Lis abode wink Mr.. Lackey. Lockey [ammo jealous of the mato. and en the *venom of the day to queetiou he went to the house, and with a clasp knife he lad bought in Durban, he stabbed his wile its the thigh. Harris's, who was ill iu bed is the hitches called oces nut "Lockev, shuns teenier y. our wife," w Lackey turned upo n . him in a furious rummer, pl the knife late his Imeese, and killed him OR the apt. jury after imminence of half as hour, found ii verdict of guilty ; mad the prisoner was senteuced to 11,-..th. I'arailalll•lllENT lit THE IAtNDON, CHATHAM, AND DuTLE RAILWAY. — On Saturday evenieg Mr. DiliA•loX, the city coroner at Canterbury, bald au toiletry at the Calla lee, in the parish of St. Mildred, in that city, Mkt the de cumstoures comiected with the death of June Mather, a sulccoutmetor of the auths in the course of construction for the London, Chatham, and Dover Railway, in the eeigh bourbood of Canterbury. About half-past 11 o'clock that day the deceased was on the New Brick-field bridge over the landoe, Ciodhain. and Dover Railway, engaged inovuig some earth from behind one of the ebutineets. Be 1,011160 masse the earth, about • eramion•lead, slipped from the rear of the abutment and knocked him oft, and completely covered him up. Amide star was promptly obtained, awl in about six minutes ha Was extricated from the earth. Ito methinl anathema ar riving life was extinct. The wet weather it was supposed, had caused the eirth to elle The jury returned a venbra to the effect that the decnow-cl was accidentally setthmted. The Amer fellow has left a widow and seven chiktree ; but, for tanatcb , 114 . 1.4.1 in.liftlll his Ile only tit e days previously f.., I:is I , 14,1.11, 11., ot it, insuran.:..m amounting to Nth., *Mello he had pre% ionicly efvvted. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.—(THIS DAY. ) The weather has been singularly mild for the season, and winek rain has fallen ; today the wind is at the southwest, and tine, with a rising barometer. Daring the past week the sapplies of homegrown wheat and flour were moderate, per ship and rail carriage. Barley a rather more liberal quantity. Malt limited. Oats, beans, and peas not large. Scotch cats very little demand, bat several parcels of barley. Irish oats only one small pared reported. The 'undies of foreign wheat were very large, several cargoes French and Black Sea (but the greater portion American, nearly 50,000 qrs.). Flour also large, 45.000 American barrels and several Spanish and French sack.. Barley, a moderate quantity from Prussia, Hol land, and Constantinople. Oats, limited from Russia, Den mark, and Holland. A good supply of berme from Frame, and a cargo from Mangan, and a large parcel of peas from Canada. The wheat trade to-day is rather firmer. Picked samples of English fully as dear as this day week ; inferior condi- Cons very unsaleable, and foreign the turn de are r. Barley a good Inquiry, at very full prices for choice temples. hats a good trade, and &l. dearer for all good useful corn. Beans and peas without change. Flour trade more lively. A good business doing ineountry made. Norfolk, held krmly for 40c, and American mats as dear. FLoArnrc Canclr_9.-1 quiet trade anti prices firm, and not many on sale. Warar.-English : Fawn and Kent, white, new, 45a, to 56a. ; ditto, One old, 625. to 665.; ditto red, new, 42a. to 505.; ditto, One, old, 545. to 62a. ; Norfolk, Ac.„ One, old, 58s. to 64e.; red. new. 413 a. to 56a. Foreign: Dantsic, 64e. to 665. ; fine, 665. to 745. • Konigsberg, 66.. to 725. ; disto, extra, 72.. to 74a; Bastore, els. to 6.15. ; One, old, 645. to 665. ; American white, 60s. to 665. ; ditto red, 58a. to 61s. BaRLIT. -English malting, 42.. to 46a; grinding, 30s. to 35s ; 325. to 355. per qr. ; foreign grinding, 295. to 325. • ditto distilling 30s. to 35e. If *tr. - iit i t t. E...x sad Norfolk, 60 s . to 62 a . ; O ne , 65a. to lid.. ; • and town made, 5.3 e. to 68..; 500,665. to 765. ; browe, 58s. Oars. -F.O • feed, 23.. Od. to 24.. ; potato, 2134. to 28s. ; forei gn, 21s. Od. to Va. Baas& -English tick, 43a. to 48s. ; harrow, 44.. to 51e. ; p1im.60.. to 565. ; foreign, 36.. to 38. -English boilers, 40s. to 48..; maple, 475. to 48a.: grey, 46. to 465.; foreign, 44., to 48s. Ftotra.-Euglish town, 54a to 575.; country, 42.. to 465.; households, 445. to 50a; Norfolk and Suffolk, 3145. to 405.; French, 40.. to 50s. per sack; American, 30s. to 33.; Spanish, 48s. to 50a. ARRIVAL 4 INTO LONDON MON M. 3 TO DEC. Coastwise. Wheat. &climb IOIY &reign .. 5.11017 q"' IN Parley. Malt. Oats. aft• / am lOU I 147 2112 as 212 iiii .. 113 2 : I {al F. C. Rail 20,54 MIS I22P m Ot. Rail *lO 170 111110 2112 . S. Z. Rail sr ft a Is MINCING-LANE—(THIS DAY.) The following public sales ere advertised for to-morrow : .—Sugar, 300 hbds. Weet India, 3,000 bags Mauritius, 1,000 hag• Bengal. and 2,000 bags Penang ; Coffee, 450 casks !Imam ton 'ay loc. The tennuietiona in the marketa have been few and unim• portant awe° Frids7, and quotations of sugar, coffee, its, and most other amasses remain unaltered. TALLOW HAILKET.—(THIB DAY.) The market is steady. Tows tellow is quoted Ikie. 3d. esl IL eash ; Petersburg Y.O. es Uwe wet, tOs. • all the month, GOe. ; Zia. to Monk SU. "anon' , Nara, Gls. 3d. " sonars April Joe, Oh. ; Oieobor Dicsosbor. PARTICULAM Of TALLOW. Tan ■lour. qrs. brie licks. no .. Ins nivoina l fin 117 .. 7 .. 171$ 1611 .. 444 black co Mod Ws .sada Dell 'cry WI weak Ditto tem WI Jaw Arrival lait wadi Ditto from Li law Pricy Y.C. par ewt. We day Ditto lbws Irk PrWay 1111,2114 110.6611 4894 fit,tsS Al& Od. Oat. &I. 410111 LAO 4401 as saw Ho OL 1170 3d. Arrival for the week ending Dee. 19 last year. ceeke, and delivery 2,404 caaka The arrival last week competed 725 cooks from 144. Paton/bum 215 from nouth America, and 239 from other placea Total, 1,179 deka. METROPOLITAN cArru MARKET. (THIS DAY.) We have a larger supply of bouts ; the weather, however, is favourable and the demand has isoreshed, and consequently on the average prkas are better. There are • few mom sheep than on Monday last. Trade is very slow ter them at th a t day's quotations. Calves are selling rather dearer. From Ger many and Holland there are 400 beads, 3,900 sheep, 127 calves, and 30 pip ; Scotland, 70 beasts ; Ireland, 680 ; Nortek and Suffolk, 200; and 2,000 from the Northers and Midland counties. Par Nam of gibs 6. d. 4. 4. Per stone of take. 4. d. a. & Demi grate, Herald& 410 6 2 Beet Dna &Hf artigh 1141611hort-bonts 4 86 0 Dent Long.rools ... 6 0 It 2 gecoad qua. baste 4 It 6 4 0 Do. do. Dior* Calves Plas . 4 4 6 4 Do. do. Shorn &tat Due& 1111 brats 6 4 6 6 lambs Heatta at market, 5,010: gimp AM; Week IP; Pip. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.---(THIS DAY.) Yew,,. Pattendeo aad Smith report that there is scarcely anything doing in hops, and where sales are premed lower priors must be submitted to. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Walla End Lotubtoo, 24e. 6d.; Evenwood, 20a. 6(1-21 ships at market, very few for male. SCNOOL FOR FARMERS' Soya.—A gentleman of peat experience as au inspector of schools, art who has reeently been visiting some of the parishes la the neighbour hood of Weston-superJilare, ham addressed • letter to Yr. It. A. Kinglake, one of the magistrates for that divisioa of Somersetehire, on the snhiect of schools for farmers sow. The writer 'Apo —" The middle clauses in this, as well as other district, are more unwed for than the poor or the independent. Their parents do not as yet feel the vast iniportance of the matter, and the high prices of the present moment arc to them a powerful argument that with their preemie mental acquirements they can gain money and save money. They never think, reason, or argue on the be neficial ieduenoe of a sound education ; no, nor even of its pecuniary advantages. Among a bemired farmers' sons I cannot had use gamely who knows the nature of the soil he cultivates, what will improve it, ur what are the best materiels to mingle therewith. They do as their forefathers did, and what they do they do with out a reason. This ought not to be ; to say no2 u t of murals, nothing of th at high feeling which Kaska them useful members of civilised society, capable of wall fillieg the sacred tniste of home life, public life, poUtical life. One year or two of boarding .school educatiou, altar • is drilling by a village schoolmaster, is aU that now around here for miles is granted to the middle classes. If you would iuduence y o u r b ro th er mag i strates to take up this matter, and to provide a school—say in the neighbourhood of Werner ;leper/fare -thereto give a solhl maul education -teaching agriculture not only by che mietry, but by taking some hi or 30 acres of ground—it would be an inestiniable benefit. The errangemente should be so cooducted as to average in cost frost NW. to 401. Such • school would not only he a blessing to society, but would in • short time be self-supporting, and serve, moreover, as a enmities fur the formation of similar institutions in the county. No time is to be lost if we mean to keep the fanners in their proper place, and prevent their being over taken and distanced by other classes." Sassiot • BLR PR ITAAATIONII.—Mr. BAWIII&M, Norwich poulterer, has at present 7,000 geese fattening for the ensuing Christmas metropolitan demand. The fowls are consuming 70 comae of barley-meal daily. A large pro- portion of them were brought to Norwich from a consider able distance. C U1t1011.44 CHAIII3 s 011 Mina WY. —At the police-ooart, on Thursday, Henry M'Gregor, master stevedore, bekelifiod to Belfast, was brought up on the charge of bigamy. Accord ing to the etideuce adduced, a short time ago a ship is distress put into the harbour of Killough, county DowN and the prisoner, in his mpecity of stevedore, was called from Belfast hi render euisteace. During his brief stay at Killough he became ac q uainted with Isabella, only daughter of Mr. Hugh M'Clinchy, the baker of the village, and so woo did he nod favour in 11111 . :Fes that it was arranged they should come to Liverpool to married. Accordingl y M'Oregor arrived is this port yin the week before last. Mks M'Clinehy arrived on Saturday week, lodgings having been taken for her at the house of Mr. mill, Porter-street, the prisoner telling the daughter of the Itudlord that • young stoma was coming from Ireland to be married to him. On Wedaseday morning the marriage ceremony was performed at Bt. Matthias's Church, Great Husrerdstreet, and the happy party returned to thelouse is Porter-street to enjoy the festivity customary on such interesting °mashies. But the feast was disagreeably interrupted. Mrs. 'tiregor No. "got wind" of her husband's inteution is veiling Liverpool, and, armel with a certificate of bee marriage with him at the Catholic Chapel. Belfast, can the :Stith of May, ISM, she set out fur Livemool, hut did sot arrive la time to prevent the marriage taking phase, u the heat ad net get in until the afternoon of Wednesday. Immediately ea landing, however, she exhibited her entilasta to a policeman, and in consequence of the talmudism as famished, an utiliser west to the house fa Parter4anailt, where, to the astouishment el all peeesat, be put a complete stop to the hilarity by walkiag off " the lord of the feast" to dor. was vile. He told his captor that at the linos he married his list wife be did not know that she wan already married. hat had since leaned that she had a husband win; had goes tu Jamaica. He now stated that this was so. The second wife did nut wish to prosecute, hut said she would have nothing to do with M'Gregor ; sod some demur hating lees raised as to the evrtih,tte art the lint raarriage, the primmer was resumed for • wok.— L. tt spud d (Gina. SHARE L1578.-(THIS DAY.) Two dad.. In the market for British railway stooks today the principal feature is a rise of 1 per cent. In Loudon and North Western. Great Western and South Eastern have advanced }to per cent. Other stocks are very steady at Saturday's prices. London and North Western stock is now quoted 102 to Great Western, 73 to ; Midland, 135} to; Lancashire and Yorkslire, 119} to Sout Eastern, 86* to ; Great Northern, 1 1 0 to 111 ; and C a l e d on i an , 96 } to 97. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares remain quiet, at 11-16 to 9-16 dis. Canadian railway shares are a little more offered, and the inquiries for Brazilian have slackened. 'malt sad ra I Lan.wAye. U 4 116 US SS 67 Sil 46 61 • 7 41 43 Ildf 66 4 64 66 77 78 6 8 41 42 IS 11 I LA ris " 01 70 1"li 47 48 43 44 II 35 121 101 111 111 WA 10/ 110 112 100 110 124 IN SD 12 111 1111 117 119 11l 113 104 IN 96 97 99 101 90 92 91 93 100 104 I. 4 1 lOt 17 n n ik u 3 in us IN 118 IN IN NI NO IN 118 IN 106 161 116 LID 114 a 71 90 06 118 118 160 166 14 13 i 0 I Pl2at 1 iFa 116 138 103 103 16 Po 11l 11$ lee 1U II I Cot " Par i Ino r .ii-1 In 116 US 11$ 1 11 SIA 101 lO3 101 103 YO 01. 011 101 ill IS Ell t 43 Al 4.1 114 198 113 116 90 1411 116 US IIiUTILIft POS811111103& 11is. IPJ I RAILWAY& I C =,4 lcli I illis to 1 100 aIS Maustle &M. la 76 78 -. et. 100 Dam Bor. &C.1x4.4.a 061 1161 96 111 16 Do. do. n le las - all Banalo&lakallonall 14 Ile I soi an 0 Do. Pregsranos 7 -. 100 100 M 6 :.,Brant,MOodorieb 1 ISLI eadorsedbytzt. ALL 76 84 - 100 IN Do J Bl 7l. irm, sue a 71 .- IN 106 Do. Jaws 1, 1874, ditto 66 70 ito - 1 all Galootta &8. leatern lMs par -., SO 8 Caper &Doek6p.e.gaa II 11 dls -. * 74 0 •7 1011 . s sass 1 1 ass - N 10 leases 100 AN Indian NI all Do. J - - -. AN all Do. 41 .1 =bant 99 100 - IM all De. 6p. at. do lOOl 1011 - IN all Da. do. do. 19M-70 1 dls par - N . all Geelong & Melbourne -- 111. 100 *sad Trunk °, Canada ask tsi Is! i4l WO all Do. 6 par it. Prot - 77 79 100 all Do.lso.l7eL6p.M.lle. 111 68 - 100 all Do. 6pm M. Debra 67 60 40 100 an no. / pis SI ISM- • 55 00 - 106 all Do. do. 1/187 4B 62 -• MO all Do do. INS. 67 60 N. too arms wings Metlasnia 67 se as If SO 8 Do. New IL 100 CIL S. cd Indlag. 6p. el - - - N 18 Do. Do. I lf die - i s o o: au sn at : . o. New 1 96 4 se 46 , ii 101 Illf NI o. New -. 104 all Do. do. 711 opt. tlllllO 96 100 - 100 all Do. do. 73 witboutoss MI 96 - 108 all Do.6lp.M.ll.la,pay. 00 96 - IL 100 Madras Ouar. 41 per cL 77 116 67 et 100 Do. do. 6 par ct. 011 961 911 6 - 84. 106 Do. tf per et. Erten- MI SO - N 16 Do. Mb &Men. do. - el 100 Melb.Curp.6p. ct. bends - - - 10 all N. Brunswick & anode clam A cap. sh. - 10 an Do. do. Laud do it 7 - 10 all Do. do. B cap. do 6 7 - 10 all Do. do. Land do 6 7 - 10 Ile. . Posited) - - .. 90 100 100 ID 10 Is°. ll 17 Ala - IL 100 . • Ind. Wag. 6p.c4. IS IS -. IS I r . • • lISkrIP i I 015 irdi CL MAO It Onamercial lOO 114000 U. Do. 4p. cL Pref., Ilia 100 1,106,1100 St. Beat And Wed Dadta lOO 4M4310 St. Loudon 1,100,000 St. at. Katharine IMAM St. Southampton 001,000 Bt. Victoria 4000 10 Do. New OOLONUL 001 Ns. I ini Can 1 MOON. I Pd. I Cl. pion. I saloa .... 1.. Alev.gp.o.JaaMial 100 111 LIT 117 .... .. Do.gper tent., UM llOO - - •., .... .. Po. Operant. UM lOO - -. ... .... .. D 4 gpor °eel. UM lOO ... - - .... .. a...pm el r0b..124ag 100 111 113 - .... .. Dtt Oyer ot. MarAllep 100 111 US -. w ow DO. or cant. lOO 1034 Mgt 1031 1 Do. do. &sip 9O - - - .... .. Caps of 0 Home p.ctllBo,loo 106 107 1004 4 .... Do. do. 1e100•100 - - 1061 .... .. New Itransw.Gov.op.et. 100 108 109 - .... .. N. B. Weimar. sp. o. 1606 100 100 101 - .... .. Do. Opt, 1371 to 1174 100 101 161 .... .. Do. 6p. a~ 111011 ..... .. Neva Sonia 6p. ot. 8445 lOO .... .. Deb. ransom 1876 lOO 108 100 - .... -S. Asst nov.6 p. a Banda 105 Dle 110 -. .... _ Vic. W. Op. e. Jan.llaulylloo - - - .... .. Da. do. Op. e.4044t00l 100 1074 108 1074 -,-............ JOINT STOCK MALL MS. 1111 E I 114570. I Pd. IM. 1,1000. I Salei. 1111. 195 Agra ad li. Ser. bank . so es St OS N. 500 40 Agetralsols - - - 14000 16 lank et W . all 10 10 - IMO 1011 Bank oil - 14000 ,19 Bank of Turkey 3 1 04 Ms -. 11,0101 110 British N. America - - - isms se Bank of India A Chart. ustralis. and China all 124 111 - f4OOO 16 Chrtrd. Meru of India, Los., and China an St Sil 11 000 100 - 111.000, 1110 40,6000.11 sinueda all - ... - NOI4OOO 160 Onn.st Lindell NII U - IS Clara all 144 1.64 - 10050 10 . of li•Olunand. all - - - Koos su aii. vistas AMNIA an lig 264 254 4 16,00 60 mil 10,005 60 ANolllsek - 10 2 - -.- 10,100 SO leaden • Smith Atrissa 1 l4 Mu 4 Kw 100 MIS 11100alnitor lO .... ... MAO 105 Nall Now. ed napleed 43 -.- - *NO so pb. New is - - N - 114010 141 ational Bank 141199 10 Neer flostb Wales all .. ... - 66.4110 U renal Bank Corpora all 66 II - NOM 1111 Lank - 10,600 IN Provincial of Ireland - 0 - 964 MOO. 10 Do. New - 140e0 26 South Australia all - .- -. 40,000, 26 Union of Australia - 00,000' 60 Union of Loudon - - 9000 100 Unity Mutual OO -.-. - UIICILLANIOOI. No. 1311 I Cogruingt. IPd I 01. prima. I dale. 10,000 I'. , Angio-liszloan Mint .. all 13 14 zd - 10,000 15 Australian Air10a1..... 19 51 33 314 47,000 10 Berlin Waterworks ~ - an 44 64 - 60 Brit. Asterism Las 40 - - - kiie 60 Brit .1 insliltap.ll4 . 4 all as sr - 111,,739 10 Do. B 7 per a Ull lat all 18 110 -. 10 Do. C - P,916 MI Camas Lund all 112 116 - 4000 10 Channel IslandsTeL (L) an - - - 310, M 000 M. Cop.llo.oling.nemen. OW Cry 26 Do. Pd. 74 par goat all 214 144 - LOOM* St. stal Palace 10.8201 St. Do. 'Ardennes lOO 100 102 29 - SCOW M. Do. 6p. el Porp. Deb lOO 107 109 100 60,000' 50 EasUndisirrig.dt Canal 1 - - - 700,000 St. Ineetric Telegraph - 7,150 15 Do. New 14000 6 By. and Aril Om. - 01,000 18 Gen. Steam Nanoilies 14 - - - 11116,000 1 (Drat Ship (Lanai) - all 4 1 - 100,000 1 Do. 174 par out. PTO. en . - 12,000 5 Lon. District Tat (1.) 2l •-• -Ms - 60,000' 20 London Discount (L) - 0 14 1 Ns - 104.000 4 lon. Gen. °mallets Oa all 1 14 - 60,000 50 Madras Drina. 0 Canal 1 14 Ipm - PO,OOO 10 lletlitorrannuanio.N4 all - - - 14000 10 bleditor. In. Tel (Um) am 4 2 1 - NOM 16 National Discountt Oo 6 le dla - 4000 20 NerbuddaCoulettron(L) 6 3 2 dle - 11.110 10 Netherlands land , an 4 I - 60,000 6 Do. Bp. c., Is. at 1 * en un u 1 - 1,794 100 N. Bruin. et N. Scot. Li. SO - .. - 1N,076 1 N. Brit. Australasian- all I s 14 50,000 1 Oriental Gm - 60,000 1 Do. .. New Shame - 40,000 19 Ones. ill. SUL (UM.) - - 14 000,000 St. Pest liner Linda 01a lOO 60 63 - NOM 60 Paula ad Odom Mona all 11 74 74 10,000 60 Do. New S6 12 14 psi - 404000 SO BM Lis di Ind. TaL 44 10,000 so o.lorlatlyßr.Dov. all 60, 1 -. 7 13 - 10,000 16 ho. New all 16,000 100 Royal Mall glean . ... 00 511 44 167 46 415 - ; 100,000 St. Asst lnnotga. 100 130 136 14,206 26 tit Artnnan Lind all U 70 76,400 1 Ismine ToL Saris .ey . - 1000Illentaterod 11,600 10 Do. do. - 00,1 M 16 I lA. 00. Op. Om 6 -.- - 10,000 100 Van tdoiesers Lad ll4 0 10 - .ROVINOIAL MARI MARKETS. Matt(ltinTnit, Den. ft—An oetive market, closing at the hest. London and boi th Western advanced 1, and Leeds t per cent , vlurlrr6 bran. Belgian tostern Junction, 18e.—Oran,) Trunk of Canada. al—Great Ws:giant of Canada, 11— ire and York- Aire, WO—London and North Viestern. 101 1001—Mancheeter. Sheffield, and Uneotnahlm, Un--North Eastern, Berwick,. 1041—North Union B, 100—Scieth Kastern, 251 — Thames and Money Marina insurance. 111 p.—Whitehaven and Furness, 171. Lune, DEC EL —North rodeo, York —Do. Leeds, en—Do ver% 1331 —Leeds, 110 k 1 —Consols, 541 —Lon dons. 10015.16—Leeds New Oas (Se pitlAl pin. BIRMINGHAM, DEC. a —The gam VIM* of London and North Western, 1001 : ()rand Union 61. Town and District Bank, 111 and Ateortialtire Goa, New, 14 pm. Midlands closed 13.5 1 . Coventry and Nuneaton. 1111, sellers : North Stafford,. 16, sealers Birmingham hank, 26. buyers . Birmingham Waterworks, 35, buyers; Old Mill, 101 I. Prices steady, with a fair amount of business. APornEcasits' Ham—The following gentlemen pared their examination in the science and practice of medicine, and received certificates to practise, on Thurs day lust : —E. Olive, Hellingly, Busses; W. Pitt, Willen ha% Staffordshire ; E. A. Tyler, High-street, Marylebom D. Seaton, Chester ; J. C. Armstrong, Gravesend. NATIONALITY OP Cninumita.—The church—the state establishment whereof the temporal sovereign is the bead as the property of the nation. We deny that it is the monopoly of the few who find or make it convenient to swallow its formularies, that they may exclude and ignore all who won't. The people of England are the masters of the Church of England, and to the forces of public opinion the servants of the state are entitled to appeal from the narrow bigotry of official routine. Nobody breaks a pledge that nobody had a right to impose. The Buck is the judge of the skill and care of the shepherd. It is thr= whom the minister is to exhort and teach. Who has the right to interfere between them! It cannot be too distinctly understood that the state church is the church of the state. I and you have as much right in it—am deep an interest I. it—as the Archbishop of Canter. bury, or Phdpotta, or Wilberforce. It is not the monopoly of what are called churchmen. We know that commu nicants of the Young Elegised sort are fond to call it their private property, to appropriate it to themselves, and to warn off all di eaters from the precincts of its prerogatives. Even noo.conformista are silly enough to give in to this nonsense. It is a pernicious fallacy. The people of Eng land have all and each a right to determine how and by whom they shall be taught and ministered to in Divine things. No man has a right any greater than another to determine whet is to be believed or to prescribe the weed that is to le preached. The church wee made for the na tion, red tie ostiuu for the church ; the clergy are appointed to minister to the laity, nut to each other.--Wealy DiapatcA. ULDWA.ILY MIAMI AID MOLL tag. n , Ml:lll.,WoLedltwarWel: II 0 lilrk 'Blackburn Law,llCkesjwien U Birth and Tyne D Bristol IBeeloo. sitaa D Caledonian II Cork and Bandon U Cornwall U Do. • f • no dlr. male U ( p.c. Is *dile& U Dahlia and Beiel Joe LL trand.,Perth. *Abell& Lel Anglian 0 intern ClOttliiiile I Suborn Union, Stook• Do. !Rookie II teat &Wolk Nellehurgh and Glasgow 1141wWW,Perth, Dundee U Forth and Clidt JUDO. Oleago No w • 8. Western °flat rth of licotlead ID crest Northern ID Do. • Stork a I Ili Ile 7 1 - i 07 N 3M V/ Da B itoThrk Gt. South & West. (Ire ) Greet Waters Do.StonrVaLOuitSik Itsuiesehlre* Yorkshire Trodo — ra Lici - BiLikTrZr Lon., BrlOtonota Count London, Matba. Do, Loudon d North Wont& iliC; t We dgep . Do. sad E.ualskilissal Mai_2.,Bl3lg.,*Llasolask. Doti;valise 11140 find De. Arra Dotty MIL fit We. (froji Mid Kest (am Newport. Abr.. &Dom Newry& Arraogh.diL Nowry,Worronp. Dam Norfolk Northern Countloo U North British North Dorm DolL &D _' i TTTI loatAnßorwlok .. Do. Sl.N..ll.lhue. P;Z LO: York North London Nortia& Westorduas N aria stallordmilre Noi t •Airsailar LW '4:• - ) 1 « - Portsmouth ithrinney Scottish Central Scottiah N. L. Aber.llo Scottish Midland Shropshire Union Ilttlagbeerneillisent 801 4 1 Dev°o Sada Lades am& Waldo Yarki6 a lilvarilaa IliaarkWoktgitum,aa. Weak. Darlington Sato &Ma Tag Vale lay.i. , I Do. 1 yaw of Nista " I I irT•ioliWa - 111:.1,r_ttspw,Igar_b414 ilies - -ort — rral Digs it= DM. taxman. 110 Cornwall, 6 per cont. Don.Perth,d At/R..1 ea lea Angli, Do. an 11 , 4 0.4 1 4. Do. 0.711_411. &Conn.'s., 6 p.ct. Nol Do. do. No.s Do. New 6 p. at At &Meru Union, 4 p. et Idia.t Glasgow 6 p. p.e. Great Northern, 6 p. et. Do.6e. red. at 10 p.ct pea. Do. 44 per cent Doi p.a.red.at oo.poi 04.11.800Ua0d. let Prat (14. Weal (Beekadlianta) Do. Mona y p. or Mom. p. Not D Do. 4 0. irrokeees. 4 p at. Do. bp.ct. Mena Peet Do. liirm. Peet. Mona DoebeaterPLlt.Sp.a. Do. do. do. f p.a. Do. Dina. Una. nogg Do. Meet. Qua. bleu Do. do. do Do. do. do Lenct Vorkah. p.edit Lon.daright..6p.o.Ora 41 No. I De. 6 p.a. do. No. I Do. 6p. a. do. Do 6.0. do. Ne. D 0.4 p DO. 4 fp. o. e. prLe do. k d 0... tle.. 7 p.e. Pest Sleet .. Do.Op.c.do.(W. JUMP.' Do.4p. a. 61.01 v. dd. MA Lea lle6 Clathain and LPN W.Coodtlltui.6o.e. W.7p.alillato6i. toodondresdauds.i eh ca. Do. Do. SS pee era Do.redemotte p..et. ildloadCooollp.e.*.oek 11.6p.a. Do. 44 p. et. Peet Stool Do. ba.alltehin 4 p.e. Norfolk lip. dt. N.lltool Nadi Mali 6 most Do. Wow Doit. p. el Da.Darkor Voles goo N.lo4&—Derw p.c. Do. do. U. De. Ueda 6 poet No. I Do.lreek. H. & Lynn. [WNW& OM. NowProL doot.N.Lle pot. . 0., Podia Du. Aber. Da Tpd Prot Kook B. Doovo /UM p. Lisa Ant An 4111.6.111) Do. 4e pot mkt Do. Azod, si not B. Moles gr. Op. cosi. Do. 44 pa m p at B. Yo iral 4p. pa Biock.lDorlingtoalisho Do. do. Biwa Do. do. Cap.o. Withar.lt w.Mld—Uof. Do do. hod ebo. Do. Newp. i9l. ft. Int Liku. du. peep. p.ot. pd. • U IS U le IT le ni tf ni a 24 us 4 107 109 1351 OS 66 rosina sou writ iiiiit&Tl. - 1 Cksle lAniwarp kirdaaaas IllahLattlrs.Z.e a pAt =an E. 1 ,426:1?xe l li cki lso • lad 16787 "4"Q.-- Dutch Mod& Arias et iNfllell fid. limbo goo. IFS. ,OR Petrel of Franco Of. Luxemis. Comet. O Italian Junction :Lab Coustancs t Bala Liam sud Turnhout ails Val: " : NaimAtLie g e l„. ll :: • Belt.gov iforthern of ei di i Norasesua Trask Pea/ Paris, Lyme. sidaliedit. ,Parts and IlloclM andllCodss• (Pernarsbe: : g4p. Riga and Dan .tom. and V Royal Danish Royal Roo.* Do. 7 par asst. 'llsobra and Mows l D a ktrar caul Prat ai jg. pool it/mit Lms•Vanatlao loolhara of France I Waal Flanders ; Do. le par oent. Pral- Watt. et N. W. of Frame IWastarst of lastris i:~..:,:.---:: a lalliNTUall Ilium". M el le lee 114 118 110 111 107 100 1U 110 112 11.4 711 Ca 110 Ca 110 k 11111 U 06 116 117 iit "ii 1001 101} - - Ki K 4 a 631 104 105 Par e Par et :21 901 101 . 14 ii dia 1 , IN lie s %rs ie 24 = • a 71 1 . 31 11 4 fil bti dl.: at it 73 11 12i 1! ad 4 1 i UI --._ 136 1 4 el - at 11o+7 II f :I i t 4 6 00. Lll .3 Lab laq i", - 74 411 i tlf 01.1fortLip.oasatiall I WO I • Notiolksp.e.llsr.aftpt. 100 11 tf 111I 11 N. Magi 4p.et. Jam 8100 Oe 100 Noratish N. Kort. P. al-100 t 01 01 - W.llldlsa.lod.-41{)-00. IMO I —•-• 71,11811 I,4ff won 1,1» NAG SOL &L mow. CC a it 10116616, 60,936 1777&7. et. CI. 1031 ... ISt Its WEa MONEY MAREET.-(THLS DAY.) Two o'Cloci. The funds to-day are quieter, and a reduction of per cent has occurred. The news both from America and China has been perused with great attention. The share markets generally are firm. The morementa of immediate interest are a rise in London and North Western Railway stock, and • fall in Mexican Bonds. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes were quoted 69fr. 10c., ex div., being Sc. lower than on Saturday. Consols are officially marked 931, 944, and 931 for money (transfer books shut), and 92/ and 1, ex div., for the account. The present quotation is 921 to;, ex div., fee the 10th January. The official business report is as follows Bank Stock, 234; Three per Cents. Re duced, 921, a ; New Three per Cents., 924, I ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1859, 1031 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1858, 96} ; ditto, 1859, 961 ; Five-and-a-Half per Cent. " cnfacieln Rupee paper, 1014 ; Exchequer Bills, 3e., Os. dia. In the foreign stock market the principal feature is a fall in Mexican, in consequence of news that the bondholders' property in Mexico has amain been plundered. Transactions are recorded at 21 and 214. Turkish Bonds exhibit little alteration, the loan of 1854 being quoted 721 to 1, and that of 1858, 681 to 1. The 1001. bonds of the latter loan, however, are marked O. Sales are reoorded as follows : Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1860, 87/, ex div. ; Mexican Three per Cents., for ac count, 21, / ; New Granada Deferred, 51 ; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 941; Sardi nian Five per Cents., for account, 844, 84 ; Spanish New Deferred Three pee Cents., 411 ; the Committee's Certificates, 61, 8 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 721; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, 581, ; ditto Small, 65. The 293,00)1. in gold by the Suffolk reached London ou Saturday. The Anglesea hay arrived from Melbourne with 57,598 ounces of gold, worth 2361,0001. In the absence of any active demand for the Continent, it is believed that solve amount will remain here. The imports of specie last week, including the amount announced on Saturday, comprise 523,0001. from Australia and 3,8411. from Brazil. Owing to an increased demand for Bombay, the price of bar silver has advanced to fee. lid. pee ounce, being id. above that recently current. The Tyne will take for Brazil, to-day, 16,001 x. in gold and 14,5001. in silver. A call of it. is to be paid on the new shares of 1860 of the Loudon and Blackwell Raiiway Com pany by the 15ili January. The report of the directors of the Clerical, Medical, and General Life Assurance Society, pre seated at the annual meeting on the 30th Nov., ex presses theirsatisfactioaatthe favourable of the society during the year under review. eTb number of new assurances effected Was larger than in any corresponding period. 572 policies were issued fee 324,575/., yielding 10,1791. in new annual pre miums. The gross income has increased to 185,9281., and the assurance fund to 1,330,6211. It is therefore pointed out that, after the payment of all claims and expenses, the accumulated fund has received an augmentation of 75,090!., a sum exceed-. ing by 10,3001. the surplus of the previous y The office of president of the society, which haat been filled during a period of 24 years by the Lai Duke of Richmond, has been accepted by the Arch bishop of York. The name of the Duke of Marl borough has likewise been added to the list of vice presidents. The annual meeting of the Isle of Wight Roast Company is called for the 15th inst. The Gleam and Wellington have arrived from China with 570,3001 be. of tea. We take the following from the circular of Meagre. Joseph Travers and Sons : Nesting have latedy been called by several dealers in tea to consider the advisability of refusing payment of broker ego, and of the small charge of sixpence per lot, "lot money." The result has been the abandonment of the main question with regard to the brokerage, but a continued re fusal to pay lot money. It is stated that the merchant., taking part with the brokers, have professed their readiness to discuss the printed conditions of sale used in this 'market, but they decline consenting to alteration of any parti. cigar clause, such as that ro tting to the charge of lot mousy. It is further hinted that if a re of the printed conditions takes place, merchants may in future refuse to allow in terest on payments on deposits, and decline to allow the usual draft .1 11b. per chest. We cannot think that +o un important, a qaestion as that of lot money will be pressed, end e e have, therefore, in common with mo,t other whole male dealers, declined taking part in this matter; but we should much regret if the printed conditions of sale are called in question, as it will lead to serious difficulty be tween buyer and eller, and involve the retailer, whose in terest is concerned in the discussion. It will be well for merchants to remember that there are few articles in which the conditions of sale are so much in favour of the importer as that of tea. We sincerely trust that the entire discussios may drop, as, indeed, it seems probable It will. IiATIMDAT By iia. Consols, which closed yesterday at 941 to 1 (or equal to 921 to ex div.) for the 10th January, opened this morning at 921 to 93 ex div., and so closed. Although the transfer books are now shut, a few transactions occurred for money. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Con t e sole, for money, 961, 94, 93/ • ditto for account (Jan. 10), 93, 92t ex div. ; Three per Cents. Re. duced, 921, 1,1, ; New hree per Cents., 921, 1, 1 • Bank Stock , '232 ; India Five _per Cent. Stoc 1031 • ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1858, 961 ; ditto Bonds, 10a., 5.., die. The Five per Cent. rupee paper was rather firmer, at 951 to 96, and the Five-and-a-lialf per Cent at 1011 to 102. India Bonds were quoted 10s. to Ss. dis., and Exchequer Bills, Si. to 3s. dia. Very few transactions occurred in the foreign stock market. The Turkish Loan of 1854 was quoted 721 to and that of 1888, 58; to I. The 1001. Bonds of the latter loan, however, were again .ought after, apparently in connexion with Messrs. Mires' projected luau, and as much as 65 was gives for them. Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Ceuta, were rather weaker, at 86e to 87} ex thy., owing to the increase which will probab ly be made to the amouLt of the public debt of the empire by the corn onion of a portion of the railway capital. There was no alteration in the market for hank shares. Bank of Australaaia wore officiellymarked 72 and 71• The El hare maiket was likewise unaltered, with the exception of an im provement in Van Diemen's Land. Great Ship were quoted ss. 3d. to Si. 9d. The inquiries for the shares of the New Marine Insurance Companies continues. The closing quotations for shares in new wider takings were as follow :—Ocean Marine Laur ance, 31 to 31 prem. • Thames and Mersey Marine, I 1 to 11_,• Universal Marine Insurance, to 1 prem. • London and Provincial Marine, to dis. ast India Irrigation, 3-16 to 1-16'dia. ; Grimt Kanawha, Ito prem. ; and Brighton Hotel, par to 1 prem. MINES.-(THIS DAY) Two o'CulaL The mining market to-day is steady, witha mod°. rata amount of business. In the Stock Exchange Stray Park shares are ollicially marked 48} and 49. The other transactions have been chiefly in, shares in Botallack, West Prances, Wheal Basset, South Prances, Wheal Buller, and Great Retallack mines. Bs. John del Rey Mining charea are in demand, and are marked 29. Fortuna have been dealt in at 2i, 21, and 21 ; and United Mexican, at 21. . • The first annual meeting of the Great NorthernCopwr Mining Company of South Australia is called for the 3rd of January. In extraordinary meeting of the Fort Bowes New 0081. piny (U n ited) is ospoil for the 17th inst., to consider the expediency of a vAttot.‘ry winding up. North Frances 111:e tLo tith luaL ntale • call of Se. par share. N