The Express. — London, England, 1860-12-11 00:00:00

TIER EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 11, 1860. LAW INTELLIGENCE. hate d bek . e2i ng t° t he ri e s' imrt.r• He w as I° 116 • 1 4 7 ' WARE L1E2114-(THIS DAY.) pushed against him , and there'll he did. 11117211111 101111111110.116. MONEY MAI _ (TRU DAY.) Mr. Combo said that it was trot proved that lhe lnil mead -e...-.- Ilk IPd I Renaud I 7 C/e rt g tes t a. I set p. i. nt al with any violence, or he shoe* have pisailmodi bin eneweriy. Two O'CLOCK. Los au Ade** Or 11l la 76 71 -•• --e , - He must, however, pay a fine el k. or go to *Ws foreseen ... The funds remain I The railway share market to-day is generally Its 16 it. 3.10.11 .177 ' 111 ?L e COURT OF COMMON PLIAS. days• firm, at the closing quotations of yesterday. London 105 all . , 0 - news from China, a 'Amiss at Nil Prins in Landes. - (Before Lord Chief and North Western stock shows a fresh rise of * sil ' 7 ture to be looked heti* Erie and a Scusial Jury.) SOUTHWARK ILIMITIOE. i per cent. South Eastern is fiat. Business 102 Illi ve„ Basionetyz ik " . ."" Wia t inft at the reduction wl ricilon F. NlUlle.-DAMAOII TO CAROO. -•- continues quiet. London and North Western stock AFL& use -Tie. pLoatitt is this ere ks • merchant extensively POLLING-(THIB DAY.) ho now quoted Kai to i ; ()rest Western, 73 to 1:: ik k,.,.. ila7 K* l ****•• r, _ recognised hours year ....pgc.l in the fruit trade, and la btlaiDMO la Loudon and Th polling h I__ conducted today w i t h muc h t . no. Joe not, mom 63 ,0z to - The an been • 135 to i ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, •au•• , Is Nara. * die par - the morning's businee 1.,,,,iin0l ; and cm the Mk Jaly, 1450, he chartered of the - 4,4,.,„t ut t the saline , , reg u w stem ' hi p r aitau ,,,t y , t„, chit Mr. Lemont has bees at the he* of the poll from I ' 9l to s ii Caledonian, 914 to 97 ; and South : 4 • : i ....k.., _ I I -cre.l from Cardifr to Maresilles, and thence to the fi rst. The followir ere the returns up to 1 o'clock : mitten, to gs. 911 10 .. Car r I. 1 La - North Western Rails I%dr" to Wed • cargo ot canasta. According to gale tecuics. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are dull, at al 106 ) Led= - demand. .„ tb. joinery. which was more than three tunes as Sowell - 100 - - It is reported that ' are steady. us au Do. Ilp. el d 0... 1001 101/ - log so de should have been, and this was caused 110 all Da. do do. 1906 5 die par - introduced upon the r i iiwreally frees defects in her machinery. In the curse Majority far Mr. layard - - - .4 tie goys. the cargo was damaged, and the pries of cur• I , Ctem ei tir ee I helsehasi " e lto in e r. st a au" ... 1 4 5 TV lii• At Paris this morn] viete huhu fallen very coesaiderahly, the plaiiitifi suffered TIN Otlo3ga. ali• IIM 1 Baniurs. ' telegram, the Three p ~,,,a for triad too delay. These two beads of claim formed layard IN 0 Dagesrestepstits se SI •-• the forniatiou upon which the present action noted. &coven - Oa nos ita,aamaJimes. sil se - res su Ds. Titer el 1101.... 66 ire - Consols are officio Is lb. court. ,4 the car an arrangement was come to, 111 all lleddiere lli 121 ..• 100 en Ds. do. M.- 48 61 -- dal a verdict wea enteral for the plaintiff by consent- Majority far Yr. Lays* ....... ..... 628 16 all 'lllgrand Tyr - ... IN all Do. do. ten.... 47 30 - for money, and thumps, 390/. stem deuce. te a Dedre.lbeird,6M4.o di 7 IL Leo One& Indlaa easeirala 97 06 MI I The ether nesse is the day's list were di.pnsed of Lensed - the Recount. The ear* their going to the jury, and the court rose at an &ova - - - " buyers," ex div., N sol Oen and idea ••• - - el IS Do. Do 2 If dla - cAy hoar. - 19 ad Owerrei 6Of ••• *1 all , WeelOaneda. 14 11 105 The official business SECOND COURT. Majority far Kr. Lyn* ....... -... 629 N 55 De. AJ A mein nada , e• •-• *1 11 De. New g 41. - "attire at Niel Prins in London. - (Before Mr. Josh. *inn Vow*. * sa Da. 1 ie.*. le gold le 1 - -.- VINO 96 IStock, 234 ; Three pe Winn and a Special Jury.) Ward - . -. * isil Onad o lterth. &ANAL RI di - -1: Vil l D4. D1 4 tra la r . ftlll 96 105 NO all De. de. 72 thorns. 93 96 .... - New Three per Co lalltAlT r. 001708131.-a7lOllllOl ArTlul AGAIN* TIM &even - we * Dagewelllda•Pcd.77 90 Oa 91 Five per Cent. OUDI 11001. M. - W. la Isolies 4 limilos se u 524 1 116. 100 Madras u. 4 per el 86 17 - This was es seeks sea** the Outior Monlyie area ems of Majority fee Mr. Weed ....--... 686 le. IS6 dinne Ifni" Ideek• OS Id _. 81. too Do. do. , peed 66 06 - ditto Four per Cent tii, bile which Ind bees oldoised hoes him wader skouta. 111. 109 Da Meek 16 MI - el MO Do.* per el seni.. es 89 ..., ditto Bonds, ss. die. .tauten which have already been folly placed began the cos ntateen. 16 all Nat 1190211 t - - -, 10 U Do. rift Rolm ex_ ~ 15 il Ms - riblie. I'p" the ewe beteg colludes, Layard - ea no Kethowske • et. 0401, - -. " enfaced" Rupee pa - Dr Kure, the **stun cored. said that be shin* Scoria 11l an Veer end Jur -, - -. elles • ese. oh. 6 7 , ss. die. - withdraw the nerd SO all Da. do. Idea 6 7 The Turkish loan Mr Lawn Jeria, however, ces Isbell of the defoondmak Majority hr Kr. lewd 758 9 0 6. 1115 _ •a. Wotan' 114 216 -. 1 ell ..-- Northrilleetlmod - - 10 all De. do. B or. de. 6 7 - i rousted wind Mr seem. The vane lad some tins - 81.. . Owed Nerlien ~, Les changed by eider of Mr. Justice ILesi upon Ut9 The following is a copy of a letter addressed by Mr. Ss 1 . D. A Seek la 105 1071 1 1111 6a Onde Malted) -•-• -t. rm. that the OWN*, should try at She Olt !Otte*. rawseat 10 ) 17 . Lay : W. Db. El Meek US ut . - - standing now at 58 o 10th Ilan„ Ise°. 91. . 06. leulk•Wal (In) lls 116 - i - recovery in Mexican : • tier last lona Os that oserium the ears we rolled am 444 the WS day but then met Wag thou dm* toy it out, Dew I llY. - I t ad t hat Mr. Deana 141.18ausel an Waal to sk i* 1 : ag rase, Wldui vae m iu, so es u 1 routscrutssotkrM 5 Ide - 21*. Sales are re it wee secessarby weds • reams Vegas Ore sirens- 1 °) el NFaclata Is fa v our 4 your aelfteakst. I h e il tal ature It. I larminieß Yerbille 119* 1105 1195 5 ______ ... ha siarented that the pdaletild was homed to try. you Ibeh 11 W °Wray without ST • tolidlhlo• I loft OW MP' at. • eel lilaskirma a 114 - COLONIAL ammonia= 11Z0171111/11. Ayres Deferred, Mr. Ileum however. audited teal Ns ewes was 1 ,608 WW I* *Wm. on regret *NI sou mild all 1 10 1 1 1 00 ilia. . 116 117 Ille - Da llth I 8100E6 Ft Ica ,d,... 1 ram Ceuta., for aecoure Molly Is chum. o f th e jut, mush m e im p ues Di lay D ie quell** mild to be taken tone your book as to iew M. lia. Ws . es 64 K. IN turn& Mb can MI 1031 102 5 lO 2l .. .. coacow.saamamJaL no us us - Active, 151; Spaniel caw at th•• ~..t, lottiop. sod not Oa the fry :and Weildwent of Arabs -}1 7,....be55 . MIN sestaral, Tort Is t a Ds. mita.. - - tor roe ;',.„ „D a e twralw a. rye .. re - - farther. that lie we under se leg to try at the ~. - '-',""" raWCE/T ' la. Lasiihsh 9 6 1 • Wil 1 011 6 1 6 .... .. De. err ma INO .. UN -.-. ... Cents., for moo= premed sittiiii, _He evatessied that be mu perfect mead "" " W I ". Fi g' OS all . - -.. Do. 6 mires*, UN . 100 .- -. Certificates, 61, i; 'I .4 the rre,.nl, sod he was prepared to • itharaw it sad to 15 all Da. as* I.ld 11 - .... .. Do. 6pm et. PolahAms. 100 111 112 t..he the oertegieemeee. - - ---- le. 101 DomilisLoklideloolt. 67 45 46 5 .... .. Do.6per et. lima In. 110 111 I* mi. for amount, 69 ; ditte te 6 - IN lelg 109 e WY The Jura, which u Ilia lorilalup st woe decided the first point agairt the SMITHFIELD CATTLE SHOW.-(THIS DAY.) St. 100 , Do. do. Bern 9O - -••-. plastid ; mod alter Metro( comielted the Lord Chief Julie-. ilk 1110 D. 11116.iliseig... UT 109 10 14 .... .. Capri 0 Hope 6 pdll6l/ MI 106 WI "' • York this morning, t - - - upon the her peal mid that Um mord wee unquedem- 31 at MM. ca we. (Ir a M sii - - • ••• • • Dr , do use rce - - 107 • oily is the mow, er th e ~,,,,,t,. ma g as i m "....„1.,,d t b At This morning the show was opened to the public, et ml mgK a * te m /A ns i_ -.- - .... .. New linmsw.Oov.6p.et. 100 108 lea 100 The &driest from : 3 would be • breed et faith for the •to withdraw who speedily manifested that their interest is %leper el 119 all eilsnienit . t . r - 6 dis - .... .. N. B. WelesCh.lp. a led 100 ' lOO 161 - lure for this oountr it, be should salparead it to he um 10 0 Newry* exhibition, now national se well as metropolitan is its abuse- ga a il N ewew Ag em w = * rj ee ; _, -.. .. Do. Ip. e., UTI Se 1176 100 101 -.. .. De. a e., lONS Great Britain, with 1 Mr. Hesse -Thes the phial!, meet be ogled. tor hes in no degree diminished The weather is the early fall 100 Nedilk 66 - 361 Mr. Jean , however, entwined that he had a right to • - .... .. Nem Ileelta 6p. mad. 101 144 101 101‘-. -.. .. Dr. mama UN -.. 100 In 109 109 at about 641,0001. ,t.d. tie her aid glajg a a ver d ict f or th e dekiedeat. Tie part of the morning ware rather favourable then othereise, ka. IN ::? "61.2 ,,, rik a r ma cimmlim um ' ai - ose - - - - .a. AMA Gov.' 6a. Doan 100 100 110 - It appears from I owe use from • erne( , sed It was thmredere Not nod It continued so till ruid•Jay. An inerrant dream of es. .11 Nardi Deiree MA •D. - - - .... .. TlADe.ep. a JaultJelb 100 - - - be wished to dame the Ms "demist Yahoo poured into the building from the renseut when 54 84 . mail N . insire _Do. A servisk l it 105 - 104 i ••••• • • • WILWAR A ULAN.. , 100 1071 168 108 although the exchang Mr. Judie ' wan mid he " 6M be know swag a ilk* ow ems wan opined, 'axiom to see and judge for them. a ion Do, o.N.ll.lten 1 Pas - - rates for the best 1 nee jedirtallv, sod the jury baying beep swum sad the , „,,,a th ere st. leo Da Irde .l" as; , ti 2 'ZIT= KINN. 14aisulf erring So be nummutted,assesuit erne eateed. ham ch lbb b. " . d the principal animals ' et. 109 Do. Tack The *muff re accordingly " called" Is the area fee was so dellsitiema which was not careful') isleFeeled- ea Lee Deo* lonise - k.. Ora (Plailleak) ilLI• 85 6 - was still extremely by Mr l'oe;er, the mar of the court, nest not appearing he Happily, there waa nothing in the temperature to dared lil el lhaVab&Waisnalim 9 - 10, 10 Man Item l6 1 1 .... excitement in the Si tra• 11-OaUlted. tram the paha, satisfaction, this &smack ben neorved. m i ta - IP ■ i f fav a l l o ar em il em . a. " ll• 4 ;e• : 4 dis t at 606 .. Cited lA* .. Dew. G. On. ATavlate ) 1 410 420 ol - abatement. Neese o perhaps for the latter part of the week whoa Re imorese- le ag psalm - -.- , .. Nast Hem* (.lope) .. 80 115 110 zd US _ COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. lag crowd annbinos with the reeved shmeephere to reader sir 2 . - loki .. get Oared* NON 105 * -. count of the Bank o I Before Mr. Commissioner Emma.) a prolonged May somewhat leery's** mad dlegroselds ft, .*a - - .. filesaffider& 114. Aetna 541 27 TS - arrived out, and cal is se DICKINSON AND CIIItaITON. lo the rale department, which always tones an intiereinag IL . I.l.Mierile. SIO 56 .. *est Seallt i Ta oi Us. 9 - shares, which had to a. Illdleal 67 89 - 1. .. o.orkmfree j Laae i - The hasSrePta wen skirt manufacturers, of Alderman • feature of the show on the first day, promedings were oust at , lisle 141 61 - flik .. 0.111 We ).. * at I -. 58. This is equal to ' 4l7 ' The was elamihatie h meetia d• The aCe " Upti ` on the whole as active as on some farmer occasions. 111 A. . Ahern. 5 7 11, .. Orenalle - the exchange at 105, previa* by Mr. Bros, show debts and lubilities of 5,000 f., . . • la , gm& - nth sw ,, t ,, c i a b out Lou . o t h er cre di tors to the amount Still • considerable amount et hansom was transacted, • ss. Brim ..- .... ft 8.4 Ste I . Madden Downs count, being, thereto' by goner e t urne d aa o r the valued large proportion of the buyers being limo the country. ge, , Wales • et SS 01 g .. lads Bede 3.3001. Mr. Heath's Devon steer, which woo the first prise M. Tani II Neer . Ti 79 4 :: l ass e loi r issta LLI. 12 11 s? . - share higher than Mr. Dupree, for the emigres, did Dot teat to ths beak- in all the dare and the gold medal, and * we rg i gamm as & it aHI -. W= • ..s .. N. rmiess (ni) - to be sena what el ' li l a ' . P esam ‘ after male alteration in belahee sheet, the peculiar exxillences of which are described in another * U Dar dire lO 11 pen ... .. IL Wli. llmommt_plopa) Us. 6 6 -, that city by the list maidens thought that the property bald as= had • - - - 1. .. North Wheel Orofty .. MIL 105 M -- lem overestimated, the bankrupts having t o e columa was natandly an object of competition " 811 . ' ma Thi aissis Tele 6. - Par * ek is 4 ,_. Bank of England Kelso known in the trade as " malting" their iavoima sod is one af Ns first WHEW+ disProsd aII 0 /20. MN 10 er a Prov (17. 1 ren e nc. 10.61. 46 aa lit -. but it must be With this alteratioa the bankrupts pried This animal, of wane, almost monopolised at 11 1 1 De. -11 l Wale ef Nee* - MI .. & Owed* JD. Cleo.. _l5 206 106 zil -. advice. subsequently (Wore Mr. Commissioner Fonblanque.) first the emotion and admiration of the visitors, and 10 an Victoria Bta. A Nebo 115 14 - IN Kt KNITS, WITHInn, AID rAISONS. hence it was • work of some difficulty to get • good N all Wi15j„ .. ...„_„,,,,... 0 eri1wa1l 5 - 11. ~ 6. Cam des . Mani • di of he - have been of au inert M 1 S. Deem In a Geo. - Th , loollruPts were coal userchante sad dip corner , of view of him. IC may be remarked, in rasing, ea s t. lee 1 1 :' we 're="_ 0 .1 11 4 1 Tr 7,8 -.- Malden glsaL. all i t - particularly those se .. s. W. lames (mops) Mal la NO -- I. "' a wb " 1 : paOthad' This wee the "hag far ' ace "' e 7 that the girth of the " betel" of this beautiful 31 ail Id* _sepia*, at 64 Park 16.4.0. 111 HI 404 5 620,0001. of gold. 6.44,rheet. From Morn Rohner and Nicholls *Moment 125 ali Date Begird 86 In ~, •1 avoonta the habilittea appear to be about 11,00 W., induct- creature , se nenoutrical 64 it I. Elliolitie. is shout nine feet, k . 6 . TamaralliLeadMao. 45 115 15 - Business at the disc - d 10 Orr - in,: ' , et...en 3,oUtr. and 4,001.8. due to unearned inaditors. and • connoisseur aft,, viewing it for some time with unit. NI, _ Tad al (Oomm.) ft e - day was only modem rii, pn•perty is retuned at 7.1.1001., but about 5,0016. is held miring and calculating eye, estimated that it weight could IILBSZLOICS lIRAILIIII. II, .. Wet Brest .• la lit ldi ld market a good demo 1.. the ...cured creditors. Two of the bankrupte, Withers I Camas prima I Woo. lea .. W. Wad= ( ) 5 78 78 Ed 78 not be less than IX, atone. The second prize to the sere a t I N 1 Ittuartra n au do - per oent. for the beet .. Wei Sake .... 1 l'..mnia, are in custody at the suit of di ff erent creditors , 101 IN 1011 112 .. Wh. Beast .. 4 51 1/91 1775 -. The fortnightly set Then' wee a fourth partner in the firm, mined Cohen ; but dale hal been bought by an innkeeper la the Nei " Mi lk 1 1 C 221122222 11 " -• .. Wk. Dear 5 I* 140 ad ••• stocks will comment h.. WA/ drowsed at ma on hu return from Antwerp, through Cattle market arl - a 'Zbler. J ea. "4 n et - 1.. WA (Oshiterlo 75 If 11 .-, .. ~...Ilisioa with soother vessel. The bankrupts attribute His Royal Highness the Prince Comion's Devon steer,whiek e e , I T .._ 4. OD ell. li lt 101 ._, ~,, .. 111 LlVm (Da War) LTD. 17 18 - day"), and terminate oieir failure to 1.4:6. n• lures by shipwreck and bed debts. did not succeed in obtaining a prize, re found a purchaser j e t. ' D o r e. a 3, le.* 0, 7wa as 1111 - ... lent .. Wheal Mary Ana $ Hi 11 ... The particulars are Mr. Oiles Welh* 61 4. 06 0611. of SioPerePgrorei and i i , Mr. J. Stevens, of Oxford : while the Duke of Boaafort's 11l 100 AC/sum Pm, 6p.oured 115 112 - amount of 53,0001. I 1. .. wrrim"slimuli (Usk se 17 * I* Mr. W. T Cornll, ;ad -merchant, of the OJAI Facture N 0.2 lel 110 Ude ' short-horned steer, the winner of •a prize of 251., in sow IL WO Da as Loan of 1858, which were chosen trade assignee& el IN De New 6p. ell st. 196 Us - the property of Mr. T. Lamb, of the New Cattle Market. ma yo Itottolt Union. • pi. .i. se 413 •.• 10111:111N WAIL day, and will be pi - - Nom l I'd 1 01. mlose. March. The holden , St. is p.a. - -•- at . ann - Will receive a bonus o THE POLICE COURTS. by Messrs. Fisher of the Ascher Dining &erns, Charade, t . DA e m s D ir e ms. D. i s„ UT lit and the polled Scot exhibited by Mr. W. M'Combie, and St. 155 DeAuntattlip.eise. 111 1U - - i i as - Il t $1 - 1 2 .4.136114. yeti 171 1 _ i i - Tenders are invite (TRDI DAY.) to which the first prize of Kt Us been awarded, has IL 1 :: " 41 ,1= 1 ,... m. ni ts Me w se -' IL 19 D. el Jobe dal* U 111 ... Treasury for Jamaio bean bought by Mr. & Yam , et Croydon. In the sheep 111 all diureedlood, ferret -.- - 10, 11 Da laaddi Ifla. Oa. * 6 = = - guaranteed b y O ren OW 1 01060*Mln. as. hos. departmet, Mr. Let's prime pea lea found s purchuer in :O L u : WirWaledillialwil) N - 15 - 1 10 , - I% 66 0. 0 0 1 1" 03 1.05 e a4l 46 •• 50,000/. This will c OD mot A- lll 0 10 -. anportioned to Jame GUILDHALL. Mr. J. elbsecos. of Oxford; lad 108 *Was flu Pink he at. lee De. Mesa •p. set SO II - eleiTOes 801.111112/1. Royal Highoen the Mee Consort% paw pen has beim ill we Da. Iniehlem. aIS et 91 N 93 74 1 bii"6"4Ma ftnir in I 4 - or 500,0001 16, 1 Forger en - . guarant J 1 ,1.4 Morton sod Mere Copeurek • couple of privates h em * b y mr, Hades , am. Bun gin, yormiciraii, lit. LI Delimitated's= res. Rid 104 1 an Da mom Pref. Meru 10 - - SONO 19 Ormirel all 11 d - favour of the vario ' t: ' 1: "` .d -‘rtilteri. stationed 11 We ' llwjah • were brought The rushing sweilmors include Mr. Mater, of Kee. NI A DailleselmitLlLma la i.. _ .4 3Oa Nadeau Odipw region. up ..n reoteil, charged with the foll o w*. cowardly and *IL Amaral* gin.) 1 par * pra 4 t trotal ..1....u1ts upon. the police : Anton ; Mr. a. W. Hooka of the Old Kant-road ; Mr. 14 . ...a ...11) , " s t ia. °' r ms. s t w e t i a Is ,I°l - - NM 11 Kameda (14n.) 1 11 If pm No bullion was boo' ''..lier.c..netabU Clisunberlain, 279, maid. -About 9 o'clock Pitman, of Bridger** ; sad Mr. Davey. of Brighton. 915 ea De.aboaase.ebale le n - 111109 S Unares - for exportation nor I en Fri.Liy evening la* I saw a crowd in Skinner • us all De. de. de lO Pt - MOllO 5 LaMantia IMES 1 Maelqulta ajj Par t i f 9.1 = have been witharawn .tee. and on going towards ft 1 feud both pram* drunk. 99 an D. don lb lal 14 MON IN. Rhine Copper al S. will probably be se et, Me Lea•A Tido& Sp.aal UT 18$ _, Morton Immollaten struck Ink ad in de dna& that Tux Pal:ccs Or WALES'S VISIT To CANADA.- ga us fulikaddisjp.aoen - • 6 . 101 he was wPardoi frays . .111k Iswillss*** to emote To five of the officers on the western divide's a the Greed St No. 1 1111 118 20.** * kelhaeha beed ="• • • a ct ° e, dih r r = Juts, which is to lea, room s Fort Lie., when he iirked me la me pea, is ausequeom of Trask R a il wa y very ha a atif a l medals hare bees l e r war d e d ft IN Do.sp.e. do. No.! 116 118 - 80000 1 loottlahSestel (13104 Us. 1 4 .18 -• whole of the 293,5 e 1,.. h I was eveniu. .1 I . obliged low so the hompltal. . hy the home authorities, intended to serve se it nwrioriel of ...Ilk lie Do. 4... e. do. .... US 140 - tt.,174 39.111 United Medea fill 9 l'ohce.coastalde Inurudylea sink said-1 was unsung t ire late visi t of his Royal Highams to thio province. On "'" I" Dal a de. 21•.4 its us lis *gm 1 Wanking (Ur) an 5 = Suffolk, has now bee . 0 •ectuloot Mort on. He meek lw on the fcsoheed the one id is • portrait of the Prince and the woo* aL s Moll I re, %% L odi di0 . .... • la - 144 -. - 69. K• 1 Do. - -. = tion has been sold fa _ so tiolently that in self.dehotoe I waa oonipeliol 's Virited Canals and inaugurated Victoria Bridge, 1880." IL 1* Do. 14 I/WANE- US US - - stated ; and the rut ti knock him down, but be caught hold of On the other side is his Royal Highness's ered, placed in the St. IN IM.Opetit.(l,..l4hOat) 18/1 1114 - JOINT STOCK SAMS. its ultimate dentinal .i.e A. he was falling, and we both went down m u,. o f a wrea th o f mole lo o ses, inteetw ute d with a la 100 Da i5 ti11 m t i ....4.1.... _ Na 1 Bh. I ANIL I•'' • • 230,0001. by the A rai tolsther. As soon le we got OF again Csliewal 111.4 1 ° scroll bears% the words, "Welcome, welcome, welcome. ° - pull 4,46 away , . 0 Is 10 let Ns comrade escape ; but. Each medal is about three inches Is diameter. The design at 100 Lea sielDever SC VI - SAO 100 Sensed i. ler. Back .JOSS it The Ripon, whici - *SOD 00 Antralaida - - n wl ootowl oir doing so. Icztoo kicked** is the back aod on is by Wyon, of her Majesty'. Mink mad has been carried t i t rot L iA rt i V II4 AD, 160 312 166 11 10,000 16 Bask el W.. an 195 * - take 80,9851. in sill -my les% sad it me In* Ifie T CIONIAMenI. _., , ink.twe were at oat with the grated skill. The portrait of the Noce is 1* all Mien 111 IS - 6000 140 Dank of NOO ag - Bombay, and 10,0 C 1 "t 2/44 . 64011 . 16 ilitt. Wen oPts a excellent, and the closest scrutiny fade to reveal any flaw M . 104 ManNard. limitereee. - - - 10,000 10 Bain of Toney Bl if die making a total of 121 Pralwrils leld WO Mg se amallkikaa eir the affair- in the explisiteiy en , ught letters or leaves. Mr. C. M. .. 8 45 De..._ as - 11),919 Bo Attie N. Amnia - sal -.- Miasmas Lamers rad the solemner Rake was era- ehri,tie, the auperiotendent of the western division, is 1116 " Ha sas Sa la wtha "" '' 12 - lON SS Mel Beak ot lella, It is assumed that I ea* a dueittitt ebslueler_ whoa__ = md__, th eiet"" ro:ipieut of &silver inend. -Torre° Mohr. 10 6 Do.redearehis=l,. 5 spm D. IN Meal - - Australia. end chloa• ea me WI - Suez with China news 96,1190 N Mara of WM .vematitted haw foe a meloth eor Ma .1 _www thwirt FREN , 'IO FINHINU BOATS ON THE ENOLIaII COAX!. 16 di Do.Oos?lteltM4l6ll. 116 - 13 9 - Loa. Ind (Edna an st Is -. as the latter was not l'epeeniU had ea unshed ranr eme s lbe oases Mines -The Moniteue nal4isher Ike followi note :-" Contrary et IN Du MP* lllOl9OOBll le 101 - 6 000 100 - whereu the telegram try's( to rams hue, and he was Norden esdamilitad for to Art. so f t h e f reete o ug* b e t e ... ad n ame. IL IN DaDanDlishiana %Se _ 16000 IN fourteen dere IL IN Reohik ADA/m.BNa - 40,000.1a1l Oma. of °seeds ...... French fishing boat ot LOCO QUA 60 tor neesserereek. *De D u o Baia. olr 160001 100 Cow or lad* N9I St - bably induced Lord I I 111 _ WORSHIP STREET. when compelled by strews of weather to put** al 1.10 Do. New Cs.. 6p. et. 109 111 - *On * Itcdp _lleditAmi.lMarl& an 1a) lit - s t eamer. Ift,:.:1:14;. IMO subjected when rousing hem ports soolik i lrtd 10 1 Daiwa" Onien gin l5 los BO,ON 99 G. Bask ao ihrtteerhoiL en - - - The letters from 61 .1.44 Wilton , am athletic labourinclooking ma. waa Honing* to pilot dues calculated to their chat la V* ILlba.-JratpaNt. 1 11 106 - mccol 20 Cli. leak ot Amid ell 96 I* 1115 5 chord before yr. L e igh with bears in the public streets of water, and which amounted for the to de. per 17 *D. de. ir Pea 1 Is* - st akzi is* L e der J oel= ....• •• • i ll: = - no - prise at the euspensio eater thou circornstance• : foot oe eatering, and D. tie cm leaving :sad for the pert to 11 1, 15 Da. Ueda ill Ile 1 - - - meta, a Greek march 119 Dix Weft. 1.4 loam oar •gm - 90.099 It Louden* Bente Alden 1 115 de I . ..mi • plein-elothas sergeant of the IC divincio. . 55 a 4 Is. lid. per foot in winter and la. 3d. es oresser, bath es 1 1; i ia jimil k a i d n. 6 - 9, ee,oool 100 Loa and Westadaster- N - -.- to reach 80,0001., ags that o r the previous evening he was in the Cambridge-ror. rater* sod leaving. On the ter sees of LIMP Puma u ma eiwomeirkee,Nowrid. - - - to,ooo. 100 Mt Prey. et ladLeil. 01 .. - is thought that he urn ilecksey i and toy the delrednet, with vine other . tan coesular agent at Lowe...efts the Cerpentioa a the iii, les gest.M.lB.p.st hetet ... - - woo 10 Do. NOW v•kavil 01100 a every Psis" Peewee- The liew, Saathaea, Trinity Hour ha& given the reran ardor to the pilots 01. AN DetAbeagaap.e. ..,. rye 116 - 30,000 le Nalliseel Trek ti - - actions were mostly i Sri,. the read so that it was uspessible to p swag of that port for the hosts question to be hearef o rth ax. 11l we Da T p.m PireL etch IN 111 - SLOW le New WAS Wake mal A meeting of the o without ohritatem, and nearly everyone raked gave scole• emptied from the above charges." 10 Y 1 S. Deem lard *9. a 194 11 - 60.400 1 la Oriental Disk Oases ad 66 *4q 6 Pi per and Son , buik thing. IV thieve took him into embody, as he thought it i_ Las eN ilia Ma* Aa. &LOA 1* 9* f•RHIALDI 116 HIS BITREAT -A Turin letter in gD 18 5 D o , 4i pr Best l5l leg -, - 140001 N Bask 10,0001 106 Peededal al leaded Wt. a VW, 4..1 rave , the °dons got al•ty. the &brie has the foliowing :-" I have just sem • a pewee ft 160 De. Led 4 per eaut. 501 103 - 4.000 10 Do. New Mr. I..iih W Lit nosey ilia you Sad on him? arrived from Capron who has given me some details about 111. 100 &Waller gus. 4} mot.. 90 92 - 160001 96 Me* Australia l' -4a. 31.1., all in ripper. dr. I Garibaldi. The genend has MA amity all the aides-de-carp _ lll . 100 Dali Per 0555 le 101 - I -I woe puree hearer, *O., for all ot us, sod w h o puDeci hien, and be. now with him only his INS ° a 11. 5. irnelienire 4ta ara 81 42 - 40,000 St Olden of Annan. .... don - - - week an increase of 5 00,0001 * Cake of Londe. - 8.0001 140 Unity Mutual T1.......a1.............i....... .bsi rya thew 164 I was olfetalon the law. aad daughter, his friend Deideri, sal his private mastery. 22 .1 lita rt iLapa il iallta L ai l!" Et Et I''ll IN, • plsin.clothes sergeant of the K dirisioa, said that the I , TrYi.ll.l evening he was in the Cambralge•roed, Haekisey, and saw the defendant, with nine other= a1m..4 every person pawn. The troop ea area. the mad. so that it was impossible to go &look without solicitation, mad nearly everyone asked pre some. theik Wieser blob him into custody, as be thought it e s . a rer7 6.1 care the others got away. Mr. !sails --What money did you bad Gs him? t i *Jiang— t ti, j 3i.l., all is was ba eop m p a z i : . sir. for .11 of ...I I dal not have tie* I wee efewiesi the law. I . ..Wag—Kerb imam kept what be got, sod you would essopel with tie rust had I sot bell s ou. I befeadest —l'll never do it Apia. Mr.'s, days' work Old .4 kw, weeks i. all 1 have had. Mr. Leigh What work! lafradaet I in an excavator on the greet sewer, but 1 1 , Moson ha..t.opped the wort once Saturday week. I Iv !ie.o its soma on though tomorrow. We did not 4nke." Mr. Leigh What do you earn whet) cmplord ea! I..lemlant :4 rid. a doy. air . Ur 1, 1 / 4 0 - Tee *Layer% .nw r • , 06 about 4wribeil h. to v the WA, INhly objectionable. bit tenon.. w...4l.lorebtlale be unlaced to give mosey (I.lr ; besides. hew out it believed that yee were a ,fit oath 4. in pair locket' Had pa sot bees .f • ne that awiewat woukl have leeward. Trirt • ..rw wool.' he to send you to wove as as atande, bet e .our loonier wed rvprverntatioa I will let yen go this tau,. Tun PRINCE Or WALES'S VISIT TO CANADA.— To five of the officers on the western divides of the Orsad 'Croak Railway very beautiful medal. ham been forwarded by the borne authorities, intended to nerve u a memorial of the late visit of his Royal Rightists to this province. On the ow side is a portrait of the Prince and the words "Visited Canada and inaugurated Victoria Bridge, IMO.' On the other side is his Royal Highness's crest, placed in the centre of a wreath of maple lames, intertwined with a scroll beariug the words, "Welcome, welcome, welcome.* Each medal is about three inches in diameter. The desip is by Wyon, of her Majesty'. Mint, and has been timed out with the greatest skill. The portrait of the Prises is excellent, and the closest scrutiny fails to reveal say Saw in the exquisitely wr 'tight letters or leave*. Mr. C. B. Christie, the superintendent of the western division!, is the recipient of a giver meal —Toronto Globe. FRZNI:II FIBRIRO %ATI Ow I‘ll Exouen Comm —The Momitter publishes the following note :—" Contrary to Art. 5 of the Treaty of 1686 between England sad FEW* French gshinghoets of more than 60 tons temoureasseit, when compelled by stream of weather to put late were subjected when coming from port. emelh ia ro t td Booing,' to pilot dues calculated accordig to their draft of water, and which amounted for the toaddesd to es per foot on entering, sad 2s. dd. on leaving ; and for the port to Is. 6d. per foot in wise*, sad Is. 3d. es samoner, both as mitering sod leaving. On the nsionsbamon el Me Preach COIONOIat .gent st Lowestoft, the Corporation of the Trinity Hour has given the neormazy ardent to the pilot. if that port for the boats is question to be liemedorth az emptai from the above dugs." I GARIBALDI IN ea RITREAT. —A Turin letter in the Slide has the following :—" I have jam seen a perm arrived from Cllllllll% who has given me some details and Garibaldi. The rah has sons sway all the aideede-ramp who acoimpseied hi., and hos sow with him only his sea sad daughter, his friend Added, aid his private eserellary, Basso. The meal of Wises be mom be all parte o f the weld to imormeas, and ammo of thous contain things propositions. Dr. WWI I, a didlogoished phy sician of 'Aida, mad • peat partisan of Phroßtifi ham written to Garibahil softie*. hire to allow his to be exaraimal, remark* that tiribebems it to be isee of the best organised and the mod remarkable keens. A and event has occurred is the Woad. The ma of the colonel of the Behan Legion at MoiehaVoleo pared madam on &visit with the general, sad ea the calomel wee an old friend and ems psaioe.in.ornis of Outbid' when ht America, every atten tion was shown the young man. When the moment far departure arrived. the letter seamed quite in despair at the idea of leaving. sad oe entering a boat which was to mosey him to a vowed, be pulled out a pistol, and before any one could prevent him, discharged it in his breast. Garibaldi, hearing the report, hurried up, sod Slid all he could for his guest, who, however, ex pi red in a few boom No other resrw as be assigned foe this rash act than that the you 's sun's enthusiasm for Garibaldi was so peat that he COl/11 WA beer to be separated from him." TH E PROPONRD NWN ROUT' TO CRINA. —We lately jeweled a copy of A memorial to Load Palmerston from the Salt Chamber of Commerce, calling attesatioq to the importance of opening up a trade with Chino is English chit, and also to the opportunity which appeared to premed itself for approaching Western China by meal= of our own •poatrten of Perm the latter at present of comparatively •lards me to us. An acknowledgment of the memorial ha been received, in which his lordship infernos the Muller that he had forwarded it to the Bomb's" of Mete for Foreign Affairs, adding u follows:—"Loral Palmerston wishes me to mid that her Majesty's gomeement have stated to several bodies who have made reprmeatations in favour of overland communicatioa between India sod Chime, that insurmountable objections aside to_ such • scheme. What them " insurniounteble objections" may be we are left to conjecture, se no clue whatever is afforded by hie lordship. We do sot think the advocates for a prosecutors of this inquiry will rest satisfied with a mere ramie soar two, unsupported by uplanotion or evideace sock as the public is entitled to, and when parliament otiose more tangible will be elicited, if members will only do dui z towards their oonsWasate.— Lirerpool Mernsg amas Tug W LATHER ARP 1113 FLoons.—The has greatly overbroad Ms lamb at Ream, the meadows being deep nadir water ; Pennyetied, consisting of about 160 acres, presents the spumoni= of a lake, sad the lower road to the royal borough el Irladose bow born impossible for some time. DRIVTAL PALACR. OR' ausanro DAs. 31exper, Dec. 10. —Adulator ea paed, ditto b 1 season tickets, 619.—Total virtue*, 1, a alba ▪ jam par N & Aa Da el Da bat y &Wain i awl. Da aim sona la ka systr id a . Do. ola Da Cs." WaMitAlLlDossagewa 111.)1111-0aL Da 4a ' Vt. Da Soup. p.ol Prat &Lawson. praL Lain lambda IL rya' =lt fir u =si : 1 panossea lbw I Ball Indowilsa X a .... ... " . . . . i., .. . 11 1i 1 104 II 10 'Dutch lienleb W &Meru at harm 10 001. inedes & a. Ot &Weal se Illsonse all Gt. Lesrabg.Ossullft all Italian Juectlen all W. Constance & Bel& all Were end Tardiest ell IL/06116nd Gelons 111 Karla &Mona all NaniaLlseet w i s y: eil ' De.op.a.Prf. all Nerlies of ' Do. Wan Shane all l'▪ etle,"%rnArmakandLN.l4:ll44/111. Perla ail Wenn II Lad& _ sai soCTHWARK. •e 4 ' I 1 . 14 , ‘ Mors If UNll , onstT. TNt EVAL tosser the eight eiturgas awe errsrel young fellow. I " . "`u ' , stem& routes , . beveght up befure Mr. Comte 1, 5r,r.1 rub newer combat is the streets last eight .I:rtsz the mambas elf the tries& attached to the rival ...Astute., Mr. iteoreill ead Mr. Leysed. It mi.-+m that both essulkletes addressed 'err rem -1.',• • to H.rorossissy, I:.4herhithe. oaf St. duke., South sert the supporters a each marched I. 71 la -," r " - - - uue place to aactlice. 14 ids owl all Item mod ail loyal Dada A ;bed NMI& all I Do.. 7 tot Gad di denim and Mow .D. D.. pit oast. Prot 6 4 fwd d "Amid Vsesliss di lioodali et ham— en I Wad Itaseme an I De. 14per oink Pr* di Woolf N. W. at home • rulers ot Arida id Wirdsid ....... . - 24 41i M sd 231 _ - ; ; W. 4111 IL IL NW. NIL 411/ 1111 110 1111. ft/WY W. INN 4p. IN PI NI 177757, WAilibleiftio***.d. IMO •• 13 14 31 $1 SS 4 1 11 MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocz. The funds remain flat under the influence of the news from China, which causes a large expendi ture to be looked for. Consols are very dull, at the reduction which took place after the recognised hours yesterday afternoon. Generally, the morning's business in the Stock Exchange has given rise to few features of interest. London and North Western Railway stock continues in active demand. I f end are said to have keen dealt in as high as 66, being bought up by persona connected with the new loan. The Six pee Dente. of 18U remain quiet at 721 toe. A fall has taken place in Mexican Bonds, I, in consequence which left off at 21 to of the news that the bondholders property in Mexico has again been plundered. _ _ _ Bank shires to-day were steady. London Chartered Bank of Australia were inquired for. Peninsular and Oriental Steam have improved. There were also inquiries for Madras Irrigation and Crystal Palace Debenture Stock. Canada Land shares have declined. It is reported that the new Turkish loan will be introduced upon the market almost immediately. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes were quoted 89fr. ex div., being Sc. better than yesterday. Consols are officially marked 934, cum div., for money, and 924 and 4, ex div., for the account. The present quotation is 924, "buyers," ex div., for the 10th January. The official business report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 231; Three per Cents. Reduced, 92k, 4, k ; New Three per Cents., 924, 4,4, ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1859, 1034, ; ditto Four per Cent. Debenture's, 1858, 984, ; ditto Bonds, ss. die. ; Five-and-a-Ralf per Cent. " enfaced" Rupee paper, 1014 ; Exchequer Bills, se. die. The Turkish loan of 1854 remains quoted 721 to I, whilst that of 1868 has declined} per oent., standing now at 581 to 59. There is a partial recovery in Mexican Bonds, which are last marked 211. Sales are recorded as follows :—Buenoe Ayres Deferred, 30 ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 211, ; New Granada Active, 15j; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 411, ; the Committee's Certificates, 61, ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 69 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 64. The Jura, which sailed from Liverpool for New York this morning, took only 2,9001. in specie. The advioes from Melbourne report the depar ture for this country of the Roxburgh Castle and Great Britain, with 160,268 ounces of gold, valued at about 641,0001. The closing quotations for shares in new ander takings were as follow :—Ocean Marine Insur- Meet _3l to prem., being rather lower ; Thames and Mersey Marine, 1f to 1 prem., being better ; Universal Marine Insuranoe, 15-16 to 11-16 r. ; London and Provincial M a rine, to dis.; Nast India Irrigation, 3-16 to 1-16 dia ; Great Kanawha, I to i prem. ; and Brighton Hotel, par to prem. The Challenger and Dewa Gungadhur have arrived from China with 1,206,4001 be. of tea, and 3,731 bales of silk. It appears from the American advicee that, although the exchange on London was firmer (the rates for the best bills being from 103 to 106 per cent.), the general position of financial affairs was still extremely unsettled, and the political excitement in the South exhibited no perceptible abatement. News of the rise in the rate of dis count of the Bank of England to 5 per cent. had arrived out, and caused Illinois Central Railway shares, which had recovered to 64, to fall back to 58. This is equal to about 44 discount here, taking the exchange at 106, whilst here the price is 26 dis count, being, therefore, no less than 18 dols. per share higher than at New York. It remains to be seen what effect has been produced in that city by the news of the rise in the Bank of England rate to 6 per oent. ; but it must be borne in mind that the advioes subsequently transmitted from this side have been of au increasingly favourable character, particularly those sent by the Persia, with her 620,0001. of gold. Business at the discount office at the Bank yester day was only moderate in amount, but in the open market a good demand was experienced, at 42 to 5 per cont. forthebeet bills. _ . MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoow. The mining market is steady to-day, and business to a fair extent has taken place, at firm prices. In the Stock Exchange official list the following transactions are recorded, viz. :—Eaat Basset, at 122 ex div. • Stray Park, at 49i to Libeing demand% West Caradott, at 78 ; sad Wheal Trelawney, at 184. Shares in West Basset, South Carsdon, South Frances, and Wheal Buller have also met witk attention. The shares of the Great Northern Copper Mining Company of South Australia continue in demand, and are marked fr to I prem. Kapunda mining have been dealt in at and 1 prem. The shares of the Great Northern Copper Mining Company of South Australia were in demand yes terday, and better. It has transpired that some samples of the 100 tons of ore, which are on the way to this country, have yielded on assay the following remarkable results, :—Sample :40. 1, 34 per cent. of copper ; No. 2, 51 per cent. ; No. 3, 82 per cant ; and No. 4, 71 per cent. An extraordinary puma meeting of the Hamm& Wining Company (Limited) is called for the 19th inst., to declare adividend. The fortnightly settlement in shares and foreign stocks will commence to-morrow (" continuation day "), and terminate on Friday. The particulars are published of the bonds to the amount of 53,0001, of the Turkish Six per Cent. Loan of 1858 . , which were drawn by lot on Satur day, and will be paid off at par on the Ist of March. The holders of the fortunate numbers will receive a bonus of more than 40 per tent. Tenders are invited until the 20th instant at the Treasury for Jamaica Fonr per Cent. Debentures, guaranteed by Great Britain, to the extent of 50,0001. This will complete the loan of 100,0001. apportioned to Jamaica on account of a total sum of 500,0001. guaranteed by act of parliament in favour of the various British colonies in that region. No bullion was bought from the Bank yesterday I for exportation, nor are any sovereigns known to have been withdrawn for New York. Some parcels will probably be sent, however, by the steamer Jura, which is to leave Liverpool toy, and by the City of Manchester, which is to sail to-morrow. The whole of the 293,5001. Australian gold, by the Suffolk, has now been disposed of. A large . por tion has been sold for the Continent, as previously stated ; and the net will be refined here, prior to . . its ultimate destination being de termined. The 230,0001. by the Angleses has yet to be dealt with. The Ripon, which will leave to-morrow, will take 80,9851. in silver and 30,9001. in gold for Bombay, and 10,0001. in gold for Alexandria, making a total of 121,8851. It is assumed that the steamer which has reached Suez with China news is not the regular mail packet, as the latter was not due there until the sth inst., whereas the telegram received is dated Alexandria, Nov. 30. The importance of the intelligence pro bably induced Lord Elgin to send forward a special' steamer. — At frelyon6;;Sols Mine meeting on the sth inst. the ac count' showed &credit balance of 781.14. Se, which wee car ried to the next secioant. The letters from Manchester express some sur prise at the suspension there of Mr. A. D. Blago meta, a Greek merchant, whose mete are alleged to reach 80,000/., against 60,0001. of liabilities. It is thought that he will soon pay in full. His trans actions were mostly in connexion with India. A meeting of the creditors of Messrs. Thomas Piper and Son, builders, is called for Thursday next. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. mnrctNß-LLNs.—cratsDLT.) . The Brighton Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 5881., and the South Eastern an increase of 1301. Soon.—The phlis sahe are irogrewdsig at bout hit week's eureeeep. Rased quoted the Name ea lest week. Oorm .—The puddle Nair of this article are rather large to-day and are programing heavily. Ries —There has asi bra a public sale of this article to day and the market is quiet. Bent steady. Common Leeward' sold at Is. fkl. Eitivrrraz has been in fair demand. Refraction 2to 3 bold at 42e. ed. The continues out of demand. Markets generally quiet today. The traffic receipts of the Great Western Railway of Canada for the week ending Nov. 23 were 8,9411. sterling, being 1,1671. more than in the correspond ing week of last year. The Committee of the Stock Exchange yester day appointed Tuesday, the 18th inst., a special settling day in the shares of the Algerian Railways Company, but pending the completion of certain formalities in Paris the shares will not be quoted in the official lista. The half-yearly meeting of proprietors of the Colonial Bank is convened for the 2nd January. An extraordinary meeting of the Falkland Islands Company is called for the 18th inst., to confirm the resolution passed at the meeting on the 29th td June last. The Mistake of the Rolls propose., on the 12th inst., to appoint an official manager of the Mitre Assurance Aseociatiun. _ _ _ TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market ie quiet. Town tallow is quoted 575. 9d. net ark; Petersburg Y.C. oa the spot, 60s. Od. ; all the year, 60s. ; Jan. to Mara. 60s. 6d. ; Apnl to Jana, Ma ; Oetobez to December, 58s. The half-year's interest is announced upon Italian Junction Railways shares. MONDAY Eviario. Consols, which closed on Saturday at 921 to 93, ex div., for the 10th January, opened this morn ing at 921 to 1, and closed at 991 to 13-16. After the close of the Stock Exchange, the price further declined to 921 to 1. The official business report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money (transfer books shut), 931, 941, 931, 941 ; ditto, for account (Jan. 10), 921, 1,1, ex div. ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 924, 11 1 ; New Three per Cents., 921, 1 Thirty Years Annuities, expiring in Ap ril , r. 1 886 , 161 ; Bank Stock, 234 ; India Stoc k, for account, 225 ; i ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 869, 1031 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1858, 961, ; ditto, 1859, 961 ; Five per Cent. " enlaced" rupee paper, 961; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 1011. Indian government securities were rather dull Exchequer Bills remain quoted 6s. to 3s. dis. The Turkish Loan of 1858 continues in demand, owing to operations in preparation for the new loan. A rise of 1 per cent. occurred to-day, the closing price being 581 to 591. The Bonds of 1001. each of this loan are officially marked 65 and 64 SMITHFIELD HAY MARIET.—(THIS DAY.) Yews. Davis and 00. report trade dull, at lase day's prime Prime meadow bay, 75a. to 80s.; supe rior ditto, 90s. to 106 s. ; interior do., 50s. to 60s. ; rowan, 40s. to Ws.; clover, aid, 110 s. to 110 s. ; ditto moond oat, 80a. to WM; straw, 32a. to XL - !!"ifia rAustralia . A '"..".. AgrieN= ... Daft Waierworkg.. .. I. Anserkaa LAM .. DAL lb Matt Ilag. no. A Ds. a I prit A MUSS Do.o _ _ 441 - 155 ;ow its,s3o = ilakew _______ Wag WOO 111.100 7,110 10,000 WOOD 552,000 100,000 11,000 60,000 105,050 16,000 10,000 T.iii us,ere won ickooo 40.000 100 00 10,000 63,000 114 Osamia load 10 Islands ToL er ,) el Oop.)lgeßiogltleaft 11 Do. tri pa mit IL Pa hl a I. roissitaso 14. Dalt p. el Pap. Dolt I ftAlatlieirrig.l Canal SU Tokupopit 16 Do. New 6 Nag. and Aoat. Cop. 16 O. Steam Navimalset 1 Grad 616 p (Limited) 1 Do. M per cent. Prot li Loa. Dliftict Tsl (I.) 10 L a ndon Disoount (L.) 4 Loa. Gem. Omnibus Oa 10 idsebus lesion. et Giant 10 KoliterransonDso.Tat 10 Wallies. Kt. I'W. (Lim) 26 National Discount Co 10 NerbiaddoCcolddroa(le Ii TT 100 , 10 k - i -S/ I*l.l Do. op• e., ail 'ail N. Drears. & N. Soot. IA N.. 30.. Amerika= " IM IM 1 IN 111 IT 13 SO 13 15 no 113 ni 24 i SI OD 100 102 LIB 110 W 96 If dls 9 11 le 3 I I I} I di, 1 li If ik pa — ii Ie le le Ok $ I Ms I 'I &en per One. Now lharia* L. Wm. .. /her 16611 6 Ma. a.,nd Often. arm c 7. - lel lea DA. Tl. 44 afre Mt: EL Ow Nov Royal Ma Mom Amt. Inman Arlidlas Led Tel. Delp Do, de. logisterod &la. Os. Up. Om Dleasses "WI a a sa MI S• SS TS TS U 14 pei IT $ 17 111 I 6 66 di 116 /16 SS MI . _ It It .. I i o i SO The Vanderbilt line et American mail packets have stopped running for the winter, and it is impeded that the lianibarg sad American Company's steamer Tombola, which left New York for Cowes on the lit inst., hr a United States mad un board. She is due at Coves co Thursday. INATL P 4 • r.....a !rum 0 , 111 w.. that they 01 . 1 , • into collision at ob i• nt part., and alsiut 9 o'clock, while Lsianis party •ss aloes Ficeerbond•tmet, a vast number of na l them. awl attacked thrill with stlcki sod bind •s.s. inking them it; le all diroctinns. The police were fort.th A uty goy the sca.t, and hail they out preeeated the cuss...queue.. might have hem frightful. -1 the roustaldri recoived rather unwelcome !seeks, Mr. Layaid'a eupportcra were compelled to dy for their ; • The polies iocceedr.l in taking two or three of the r• tut ugly one r,.nld be positively identified. and .1 es* a man named Michael Collins. He we. chervil • tb e‘naultiat John Elms, polsoo-covetable 191 M, to the •• den of hat tIUiV. „ direr tool he . was ow duty in Fraichooletreet, when took place. He law a vast number of 'onus fellows •. .ticks 10 their loin& ;to Mot Bade of woo were lii• , • ~,I It.ere • of iron. .ta Mr. layard's precession was foo Hoy rushed in siesnerc than and Wreck at them ia ' l ..i.nrtiot.s. He with other consiaike endeavoured to J r :" 1% %101 ,,, re hot they we pram! about sod stroek. ".• was nee of 'Miss old loootod him. 1 denied haring dna the Wirer, bit: ad. TRAFFIC RICTURNS. Ilia Yu- Nor- Total, Total, RAIIWAYS Opel mar amiable IMO 1150 Week ending Nov. II Detroit and Mlltankee 186 1,067 2,100 3,287 Week ending O. kt. . Great Western of Canada SALI MN MN 1031 7,311 Buffalo and lake Baron Jai 1,161 imps Week voting Dec. 8. South Eastern — 11,976 1163 11,137 17,999 London, Brighton, sad 8 Coast 2241 9,1106 1706 18.008 13,111 CONFESSION 01 RICHAILDSON, THE WYBERTON MURDEREIL—Thossas Richardson, who was found guilty at the Lincoln arises, oa Saturday last, of wilfully murdering the police constable Mltrian, has confessed to the crime, and stated to the governor Of the cantle, J. Foster, Req., that he is justly punished for the crime he has committed. As the evidence adduced at the trial was for the most part circumstantial, though of the very strongest character, them was a doubt whether he really was the murdere r, and therefore the confession of the man will be received with malefaction by the public. The unfortunate man, we understand, is frequently visited by the chaplain of the castle, and he evinces an earnest desire to make his peso, with the Almighty. The execution will, we believe, take place at noon co Friday, the 21st inst. THE SALE OF POlSONlA—Yesterday an adjourned investigation of an important nature was resumed before Mr. G. S. Brent, the deputy coroner for West Middlesex, at the Duke of York Tam, New Chu/eh-street, Limon. grove, in reference to the death of a young married female, named Eliza Fox Ashee Sheen, aged 19, of 67, Carlisle- Street, which took place at an early hour on the morning of Friday, the ult., from the fatal effects of cyanide of potassium, administered under mysterious circumstances. After hearing additional evidence, the following special ver dict was returned :—" The jury find that deeesaed died from the mortal effects of cyanide of potassium, but by whom administered there is no evidence to show. The jury cannot separate without publicly expensing their regret that no clause was introduced in the bill recently pained for the sea of poisons to prevent the facilities which now exist of pro curing (without license or restriction) such rapid and deadly poison as that which has caused the death of Eliza Fox Ashes Sheen, and who, in the opinion of the jury, might have been now living had such restriction been pieced upon its sale. Further, they beg to recommend to all chemists and drug ! Lista not to supply cyanide of potassium but to persons only who are known to use the same for business purposes, or upon their written orders, whose signature should be indis putable." SLIP or CHALK ON THE SOUTH-COAST RAILWAY. —Early on Sunday merging a large slip of chalk teek plane in the cutting on the Brighton Aim at the viaduct, over the Lewes-road. It was discovered about 5 o'clock. when the goods train for the cent bewail was thrown off the metal, and came to a sudden stop at the spot. The driver of the engine was not hurt, as the train was proceeding vary slowly at the time. On examination he found that both the up and down lines had been blocked up by the chalk slip, and being unable to proceed, Le dispatcbed a messenger to Brighton, and very soon after a strong body of workmen was an the spot. Several of the trains were stopped. The first train from Hastings to Brighton due at was de tained an hour and a quarter, and in consequence several of the passengers got out at the Falmer @taloa, and walked the rest of the distance. The train leaving Brighton for Hastings at 8.58, was also an hour behind. The London passengers to Lewes sod Hastings sustained no inconve nience, as the traffic comes down the Keymer branch. The line was cleared about 10 o'clock, and the traffic then went on with the usual regularity.—ffesse7 Express. CESAREAN OPERATION.—This rare and fearful operation was performed at Bethnal-green yesterday with re. markable success, both mother sod child being now alive and promising to do well. The medical gentleman attend ing the patient called in Dr. Edmunde, of Spitalwm on, and, after an unavailing delay of five days, this operataa appeared to o ff er the only chance for either life, as extereove cancerous disease of the mother caused an iasurniountakie obstruction to natural delivery. The operation was per formed by Dr. Edmunds, assisted by Dr. Giles and five other medical gentleman, and the operator's wife, MIS. James Edmunds, acted as bead nurse on the occasion, and euperintended some important arrangements. Thanks to chloroform, there was no pain, and when the mother re turned to coesciouniem she found herself comfortably placed in bed, a living child by her side, and no sense of pain ex• cept the smarting of the closed incisions.—Times. MANCHESTER UNITY or ODD FELLOWS. —The Stepney district was visited last evening by the North Lon don officers, when a full meeting of members assembled at the Star of the East Lodge, Rising Sun, Mikeend. In the course of the proceedings Brother David Love, Prov. C. S., said that in January, 1859, the district had 12,0271. in hand on the Sick mid naval Fund, and during the year the receipts were—coot/Bianco*, 1,905/. ; entrance fees, 70/. ; Interest, 3211. ; and the payments—sick a ll owance, 1,0141. ; and funeral levies, 2701. ; making a net increase of 1,012/. ; and the capital of the district at the beginning of 1960, 13,039/., with 1,594 members, whose average age was 33 years. They had since bees making sore progress, and he had no doubt this year's retain (soon to be prepared) would gratify all the members. PTOX. G. lie Rough pro posed the " Stepney District," which was well received. THE ODTWARD BRAZILIAN MAILS. —SOCTILUIP TON, Dec. 10.—Tbe Royal Mail Company' s steamship Tyne Capt. Jellicee, sailed heves to-day monthly mail; for tbe Bindle and River Plate. Ph. took 74 pas sengers ; French jewellery, watches, fan, 11.165 f. • French coin, 171. lfie. ; English jewellery, watches, and plate, 1,091/. ; English gold, 18,000/. • and bar silver, for the Minister of Finance at Rio, 14,600 f. ; also a full cargo el Fretch and English merchandise.