The Express. — London, England, 1865-12-26 00:00:00

'TEE FX.PRESS TUESDAY BYENING, DECEMBER 28, 1965. I _. 00001/10 , (101 , r , is born •lire e re s lie muds gaiter We protection THE POLICE COURTS. Mr. Woolryth asked whether the landlonl and the surgeon SHARE LISTS.-MIED3 DAY.) --_ " - he as an adut. were in *met. I.IL. jLroms.6 . 0 0 here of whetiter the lailare of justice, (THIS DAY.) The creatable replied in the neptiva ---s--- 60,...0.4 . .... natini:r . . often maim in such cases, m• not Mr. Wooch mid that under these circumstance• he --4,-- OM o'C1 . oI:f• 4 /rt ekwbiedlY chin • th 1 Awl al ..a by some change in Ws air which :hoed remaa the prisoner for their attendance. ..... .. Danner 1 .I.e.taction of new-born children. The plaided MANSION HOUSE. The o.., a d m itt e d us i sg th e t wigs b iome th e pm ". The railway market to-day a quiet, but steady __ umiss ..... ..... ge.jper pe ;ta j w r - omm now . prevente the due enlacement of t•s rug anions CRAWL or Arnim 70 111711D21. , sutra aggravated him and threntened him. TLe chief feature is a rise of i per cent. in Metro- MAO . Do. 6 m o ck ism r egrow diMealty of 'ivies positive proof that Mr. Jacob, the ' tor of the City police who has , politan stock. Great &atom has alao improved t, mem _ ---------==" awed to have been murdered was completely t zee ke tai me ml g , them"- t. el t h e .. dun ° ada inW li r . Tili ‘ BOXING DAY. and London and North Western end Lancaishire I .... - ° IV g Hebrew te•uerean, a having stabbed sil l ' e • another foreign gentleman, named Dorabuach, with --.--- and Yorkshire are firm. South Eastern, however, 1 :::: ; 1:4 • Do. d d t, We bays Peen this llwletrtant find difficult gutsiest • stiletto, with intent to murder him, made a . The appearance of the streets this morning shows hen declined 4 per cent. . . Do.6p.e.Ap ''' - •ignition, and we have arrived at the opinion lOW a ..et •Dialed be passed making it an °genie, psolsh • Irepo rt this morning that the tor is, happily, '• a determination to keep up the Christmas festivities. The London and North Western stock is now l'i o m t s t •:1 0111 / 0 10 4s or • I I a i r s penal servitude, or imprisonment at the din• noi:daagerfoeualjdwarouthendedsoirenbusdaamt thatlgh'eti. almost t ha n l odma. emened 1 weather has been fine, and, despite the prognostications of s .. noted 126 . Lto ta la ; _ Great Western, 62 to i l fino:oooi:.libiaktiim Op o f the court, unlawfully and malicionaly ,7,1' . .' "w 0 ' prophetic notabilities, remarkably mild. The Crystal P • w laeo. ggl d, I.Ten ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1 lintel-1 tie. roor b r dil y b iro , or ro o ms i° sly Au* _ , prosecutor, it will be remembered, was upon the e bit ' i during ite both , or within seven days gr' 3 " . • completely at the metei a the prienaer, who 1 with such attractions u • "Guild Christman Pantomimic 1 r 122 to 123 ; South Eastern, 73 to_* ; Great ;0°:;=1 Da 5 i n me suc h childhas s o siaran tly di n & stabbed • t him with • stiletto for some WOW* t i EIiISVIIIIIii," "Mardi', ilie Spiral Asconsiouist," f‘c., ie Eastern, 421 to 434 *, Caledonian, IX to 128 ; I tenoll...lfrataoiv.e nesta_., the o hm au . completely h um alien a m n ia before • oonstable acme app thM the prosecutor did oat I naturally drawing the majority of pleasure seekers. At Metropolitan, 1381 to 1391 ; Great Northern, 127 1 14 % .... I:l7 .‘ „ B ei nth es e e 'Rd, With respect to the offense a amosilimat reesi_ . ve mortal injuiT is bly owing to _ the tx.eitelient Lm a nii .h a id ga the tann i n ,. wnn 1, 6 .4 0 4 wi th v i s it e ,. p eo . to 1274 ; ditto A, 146 to 147. .' Do. 6 p.o. I ea thick that no person should be liable to be and "77 ° M i t e r s ° ,,t s h • 9nreterrhbrj,:m Tr en t e ! castling to Bpdaol • m ; and at Victoria, Ludgate-hal, and the tin There is a fresh rise of nearly 2 per cent . . \ ik - itoo • :....„.D.l.zapai:;,b- wain•, expect .: 00 ,d of such offence upon au indictment for murder, expected that The °a ' P t r : P rriil 1,; - 12. to Wait the 1 intermediate • 49 •9 on °on the Metropolitan Eli6ooioll line, Grand Trunk of Canada Railway stock, which is 1000.0 * ... Do. prc Amid he tried upon a separate indthment. The ac• , . . awski Id be entitled to be anquitted in either of eels 515.M 1 " 9902. . the number was nearly se great. From Ludgate-bill alone now quoted 351 to 1. Cheat Weetern of Canada 160,0001.. Nova Soon" 1110,000 ~ .Queensland 406 mos if it should be proved on the trial that the BOW -STREET. over four thousand bad booked for the Palace up to 12 shares are rather flatter at 161 to 174. -.. 1.. a.Amt..oev. 1 *Mated to murder or manslaughter. aniusrmas avg. 1 00 • point u which the witness@ whom Two youog men, named Mic And Broth/tans and l i and the stream continued to pour be. In all the onniNART aIIABISS AND 5101:11.________ .... 1 .... , Do. GI.. e, o nn,ltei ock. pel thorougbfares there appeared to be • cmsation eh I ra i ii " - M;;7 -- rt Gem Micas I fir e e t re - dm et. - ► 13 999 is " S t P°ll Timothy Sullivan, and an elderly woman. named iremm k , los mamineu am •!moat unanimous, that the s i directing sentence of death to be recorded should n, were c Austi w ith sass Marig th e po ll e e. Brom•• lof business ;in some instance' shops were yartiaAly opened, i i Friday. ip. ea u p to the judges. We think this eh•sp drip • Na ham was also with assaulting Mr. Parker, • but these bad Mlle to do. In the centre of the City ell I t r e helm° sad WAig .• ••.! 1 : .... 1-i p.. ::. up ., , nother imp i , t NW; th ,“ i s dor o mo t commercial traveller, and the others with attempting to a blank ; s m. although the Stock & c h ange ess elms to. 100 ce . beeen •-•• • • • 'Ls' - BAN. SO higlo-irg a 90 •- • a opinion against the present date of the /WS" Brinnah aiii for barium, the representation of financill speculation 60 all Oak and Bad* ..... .15 15 E, Ica : \ H. 6 i Atlan nele4ll Awmati tle the a i tonass whom we h as , minim,' • rO. arse d On Sunday night Qs pannier Breinnbare. after getting M all Cornwall. 5l at funk among his friends and neighbours in St. Giles's, Wre deridedlY "b OlO4 Pm." M. 1011 Dublin andßeatsetluno 10 70 111,600 SI lanstratu lose ," IrfP4°F,bro eineet=9Zieeetheitaelerimolpoedblethe pre- found .. he_ way . iato FtiawriLery-eantla where Police- In the neighbourhoods of Westeninster-hall, Guildhall, Xa en Dandes,Pwrilkakbd.Ju To 12 -•• ,_, •rate • weight of authority. We therefore races • eouhble Groins , " to assist In Chathery-tane, he., there la • total atone• of wig • e le° a ll led lemma Bml9 Ce ti * --e h _. 10.000 10 = et, 10 ea , ea eel , b e woo d putting an end to public ass . tomog him out of li pnblio.honis. A few 60 Do. pawn. Apart from the ordinary bustle witneseed "in et M Gismo+ matt 1. W sawn 1 - 12 sl a y } UMW 100 \ Barstow - and ginetioll thd gentler* dam* Mall he curled minutes alterwerdn k° " tit le " m eeker from ' hi " terms" London thoroughfares to-day present a moving 99 . 198 Oral roWiles Onl. a. 521 431 21 32. 6 o:My Eitbie tea M 6,, ts of thedyeice, ye w. , =dee mo b Tel; d i , also into he was e j ected, Groint wu the • •boat to take st. 100 Do. Las* OWL, N 0.2 aat - 10,000 6 Do. I 4000 le Brillit 1 I s may be doddered neemuy to prevmt abaft. Dim _ custody, but some of his comrades came up and mass with holiday making as its object at. 1.09 groat NorindSooltind •... - 6 ll 6 ll 2.600 D. It L I s laty the public that the law has been complied with. uodutook to get him home. At about half-pad 8 o'dock, ----- 84. 100 Oteallorthern 1261 1170 Mt 1 _ 12.600 10 larltish I Se lee Do•A 11. mo. ac Mt am 146 147 8,011 San:Una* 5 These •ee other questions of great importance upon l m ead wey eea er ie . tho g remsetr. Parker aPil ( who t wai ts& oP a im pia Chat mer l esa lar t ae ser e, SHIPWRECK AND LOSS OP LIFE. St. 100 Doll 111169.1elsoadB - - - Wee 10 Amodio vs have take, evidence, viz.: -e- 84. 110 I Do. New. lea at lb pm ... ew - WOO IS pylon 3 The propriety of allowing an appeal on matters of t° him) wal kin g quietly •Iwo the Waw a reeled rep 5 ° BALLYDOTON, CORK, DEC. 22. st. ee no. ord. DeL Div. Stock --. .= 12.600 SO . of ie 'coat of law in crindual cases. him, and strnek rim • vielmst blow in the face. Mr. k A wreck with sad lees of life (reports the Rev . Bt. 100 1 tn. South & West ars.) 011 a., 0n 0 90,000 aty of ...) Th e mode in width the mini tt odr i oo d to soma ,- 11.00 Parker ite r we ve jui.nuham him la ens wid. tody i„ to y groln aro t. wdy P ot asto p t lioe tliro m u r ; D. O'Sullivan) marred yesterday at Ballyeroneen, si: Dr. Ito guest CL 6 .! "2 ' .... 16,041 90 1131 Vol 1 r sogaive of mercy by the Home Secretary. • wiles from Ball c otton . We proomoded with the lifeboat st. wg p g . g ee se m e se, -•-• -. 4,160 10 Do., ..,A I •honied think I•m • match fm you. I shall do for y0u.36,000 26 City a 11) rite " mit "a" at the la " "ta the " ftra -"-- He then attempted to himself, at the same time of inanity which is held to relieve the aormeed from of the National Lifeboat Institution and orsw to the scene St. 11143 Do. W. 1116.-Ozterd 38 40 ••• 10,000 GO My Uf . i e of the disaster. but the boat sr•rtved 15 minutes too late to Bt 100 Do. De. Ninon IS llf -- Pa. 50 C 001.201 RAPOUSibiIIiY in criminal ems. crying out, •ttempeid Are there any Irishmen hers . 69.1 103 106 save the lives of seven persons who had taken to • raft. °L a , 100 ,,,,,, ,_Do• .D°... 11 = - o - me „ a *no 10 oom. a Sobvions that these difficult questioes mend wand A swage .. e . ensue 4, in the course of which Brema- This was a severe disappointment to us. It we had " ''''' "' nem. '" -' 1221 321 M.OOO 60 .Consol Mal mimes °sly, but pervade the whole adminietration L f toned upon him by the lip„ with his teeth. . Bt. 100 London and Blasawart 20 92 90 The ffi 0• f•' his evid exhibited the marks on mewed earlier intimation of the wreck lam n°• ba d as criminal law. They therefore require amore general . ° c° l '+' • d o e nce, . . st. too i IA - in..llrightn,&R.Coest 102 lei 1 W: 0 1 11 :, o.) .Ciiiir r . every person could have been saved by our lifeboat St. 10S randers,Cbalbm,a Doe. 57 19 -. eeespre beree,e g re m m eet than t h e term o e ek e em• below, lip of four deep indentstions. two move sou wo Mr 16 . Cop. 11 The wreck proved to be the steamer Ibis, from L In- M. mo I Do.llet. Elten.A6p.c. AO a - *O.OOO 93 lc. its ita tinder which we act will admit. We think. Ware• - w tripped most meeting, through the flesh.] Groint then don to Cork. Her crew and passeogers consisted It.; 100 Loadcaffillarth lessen 1251 Hai DS i 100,000 20 Doi* o w w hil e we g roo m not h a ina in a d hi mak i ng any =ppm' the prisoner with his foot, and threw him down. onsendation to your Majesty on thy of these pointa, The gruggte continued for half an hour, during of 25 Peretfe- The . merstary of the Cork Steam Skip .s. 106 LonematriouthWestsro 06 95 1 - * 111.000 so I Do. es . eanid fail in our duty did we not humbly solicit your une the mute le repos which t . b teal calle d for Company, on thanking the Rev. D. O'SnUirso for his' r e : 100 oe „_,___„,„....1400•.41m/••* ................... m el a inn 81 91 si 1 1 80. 9 1115 160 , M it L'ryista vo. help, but without a g the Mon i tion of eel promptitude in sending off the Ideboat, adds, `• There was 96 , ""'X'797,, ll Mt teo .- 117,0001. St. W. ample time to rescue the crew of the steamer Ibis had not io 6 Do. Fatendoo _ll pm i " - 7 , no Den . ° a° attinikia to seem " req°iiisg further " " "ilia. other policemen . Besides other blows and bruises !11 Giant received wend bias in the " denten, from which he the captain of the City of London steamer been g a d tee an Metropolitan utarist. . 106 wa IL tee \ Diem 511 which We humbly submit to your Majesty's royal en ough to . effect the object u far u pueblo but •a s ort 100 th 00. do. 60. .• - -•-• Mt - 18,0* 10 e•ate vibration. - la lamaasix.. to nu . 1 1 10 _ 4 114 st t fA • 000 60 Clue duty since. He attended this morning in private clothe•„_tietatlea . not rea c h me. c y sabeen a the ammo . 9 , g _L: • • . 3 gl° M. SO Lln being ue•ble to wear his uniform. He racceeded et last in '" 93 96 -. 80.000 60 I abbe LETTER OF THE MURDERER SOUTHEY. getting_ Breensham through the gateway of tbe ion a as no doubt if it had, all that could have been at" lee De• Bim ' a """' • to an klld Neat . - - - -' 110. Wrap disked might have been effected." a, lee hortlinettiih - „ 67 to 681 B -4.-- into Lincoln's-inn-fields, where Su ll ivan came up, seizedlN947 . IL St. ' gni The following is a copy of the letter which him by the am, and attempted to get Bremsham • PET CBREAD, Din. 94• St 1M Do. idira,Puth•Diad. 27 29 - :gni. s piel, alias Forward, wrote to Mrs. White, the mother •way from him . At this period he was so much ex- A foreign schooner, the Williamson, of Veeederu ( report• BLee 100 _ N. 141110,--BerlrlBk • • 11 0 0 1111 1 Da 9.14.1. MG - - %GOO 60 ' ram. the dares murdered jig L o uden, i nuri edistoly •[ toss h a heisted that he could hardly hold the prisoner William Boyd, Esq.), came on shore at Soot:ekes Head, about tit. tDe lads.. - 7 ll 7ll 721 121 10,000 100 ling. M.OOO 10 Fair a *remitted the crime : and most have let him go but for the timely arrival of rda having 1 four miles to the northward of Peterhead mete y. a. 100 Da. York ......- la/ 1061 1041 4,000 641 rine Hurriedly written. Brook, F 73, who masted him. Sullivan repeated the I • apparently been abandoned at sea. Men were employed in St. ice De. Mail& .• -•• • - -••- 1111 1 .... 1 50.000 10 ran "Anis, Annie, my poor, dear Annie! My beloved attempt to rescue him, kicked Break several tun' ea . su d 1 saving the cargo, but the wind aod sea having risen al DO. 31003-IDerl/01. SS 87 •-• 16,0110 60 Oen ire I could hear up no longer. Do not shrink from ma thre•tered him in foulgjleogusge. Three other constables th eyly they found it necessary to leave the wreck, which 26 16 Da do. 19t041 .10 11 pm •••• 960.60 e 26 0.0 126 la th all succeeded in doteg, with the exception of one moo , 4te, 100 i lath Ir'''d rn Ives alt 101 ei Mite, kind mercy. if there is one act in ante up one by one, md were tn tum ',kicked and cuffed9o,ooo a I Roo g poi which )03 have not a ltooli ohm; t o reme mber. by the two men. Bremaham, while on the Ito . whom no assistance could be affected from the shore 1 0 , 1 i 3 . l* I ° ,:' Cs .... - 1 i P.... 1 - gen 6,000 10 Um leader OtaSpanion, true kindness. and love - it that. l e mouth, attempted to bit* one of the constables, owing to the violence of the and. A requisition having been si, tee No gingnigneke,,,, 7 90 7 6 76f 100,009 10 I Ilui oidof my life towards you which you with like feeling 158 F. in the legs, which, however, were made for the version of the People's Journal lifeboat, of the teal N. a L Woolen Jam l i ed IS 19,000 60 'Kw ilrnaMbsr, put it side by aide with what has now hap. by his boot. As they were passing through Ihtkestreet a National L if eboat Institution, the crew was mustered, sod 34. 100 [ 840446412 Cent4Sl - 100,000 60 Ilea ply launched and proceeded to the scene of 81 . 10 0 ' 3oolll m LT. Abw.Bilk " " - 14.0110 2 .Ind esd. Could you have seen as I saw, e nd f or esaw, fox number of roughs from the adjacent court• and alleys vv. aid one more bless me for having done what I have- Bustled lo the ottomPt to 7999091 and the police were much the wreekrAding the surf breaking heavily round the ?... i m ' goottlak Midland - 60,000 60 I tnt , - IKON Se lint g having saved you the terrible pain of doing yourself hustled and knotted about. Amongst theme Rants was the vessel the coxswain dropped the anchor, veered the boat " 1 -re-.....••••- - - st. ,00 , r'''ile 63 ts lei tat you have before thought of doing •red wished, and female prisoner, who kicked two of the mnstaldes •oil en. alonmide, and was thus enabled to take the man off. The st , l on sway g a m in ,___ ~ 7 4 74 1 75i i 0 2 3 Tr e r e 11,1 . crew then pulled the boat beck in safety to the harbour. to lan Stapes, 91 okleghnege. 8 9 - WOO 10 Ste mid hive done to without the power to carry it out. nonrigid the mob to ill use them. At this time a mob oflll 110 - 1,010000,00 1 le ak God, there is no evident taming. I was spared about 200 persons bad assembled. The constables, bow- Had this timely assisterioe not been rendered the man mos t st. la Tel[ Vale 3 4011 80.6001 116 JOI in in my • w(n! •ogaisb . Annie, I could bear up no ever, did at last succeed in bridling them to the ahtloa • have lost he life from exposure, even should the vessel tO g I Do. 0 sm. I had not one hope, not one joy left ma. Ido •tot how& had together until to-morrow, which I think ia very S lo t. 1 1 1 irrateloNsadlbsvhfiaban " 2 .. . It - KOMI 60 le ♦> oo l a Lo _, to reproach you, my poor dear wile, for this you are Mr. Vaughan said the ferocity of Bremaham's conduct 1 doubtfuL 'lt. Me IWest Cornwall 0 ill •- 0.01101 IS le: .‘'''''''-- 60,000 10 le Alma he. When I first got them-Meaning posmedon ma* happily, but rarely equalled in this country. Instances _____ !the thildno from Mr. Whitd-I fait my heart so moved of such mirage lawlesanses seldom came under the notice WEATHER REPORT.--(TRIS DAY.) aceml 0 .to niirruin riniaSestOPS.__ _____ Wool 00 I ts nada them that I thought I would mind word for you to of this °mut even at this season of the you. He (Mr. B. 7runac. 2 °!±±2---.-- L T. W O . - --- p o ly - t °dm. Isnieell 514 fhe did not treat such _______ me to me, and we would toil cm for them ; but there Yaughadshoald notes doing hisdn y tl 1 . ee .- e i t 'll . Es 1). IIL 8. illiCiliallawkli. I Pri"" " °9 " 14 we many n • 10os which made it impossible, Amoug the conduct with some amount of se erity, th gh h _ feared . __ _ I___ _ ......... _______,_._,_ _ It lit AnientrAitnnenang.l4 10: 1601 1021 _ 10,0001 60 4 el I could not oommuniciate with you even. The the sentence he was ►boat to impose was hardly Mega te Nam ffi '4 - 44! 8.3 1 . ; I ; 2 7 9 7 8.8 9 . W. c 71 30 0 0: 1 1 0 7 2 7 20 I 6 I Do, Mesa .. Oa am - 5.000; 60 4 of dear little things seemed as U, e ven ea their to the offence. He should sentence Bremaham, for the 0 A 0 915.. M90 4 60 41 B.W.W. .49 B . rb i- 4 101 al Beds* a Lake iiiiiiii el se - to \al 1 no. Pre/wean 04,50 01 11 L 10,000, SO 11 rts. they thought of our onion and were united with me, anima on Mr. Parker, to 14 d•ys imprisonment with ba2.1 ,.. 19 U - .I le ad frilt that love which holm us for 999 9- yes, for ever. labour for the assaults on the constables' 68 end 1 16 . Ledettssan... 29 94 491 R.S.W. 4i7 S. 0 0.5 a 100 MS ,Butf., Brant. o 00Mo/oh .... 14,900 1 16 1 !lathing could kill affection, what 1 have mimed through ooe month in each case ; and for the assaults on Greenoude.. to.u7 431 W.S.W. 117 IL ro 0.22 1 I Ste? rent. 1072-3-4 tike lut math would do it. You. Annie, whatever may the other two constables 14 days in each case ; V . atentts .... - - - - - - ' -sk la 1 04 h 'Anton ce.a &/ w 101 - Men so II eser Menet 08410 to love me. Annie (hue the weeds are all the sentences to be consecutive, end all wi th Cap• Clear .- -- - -I . - -•- at 1100 'Caps T. a nookep. a• e•I 66 70 - 10,000 60 1 Liverpool ... 30.05 51 B.S. W. ,1 ~ fi.S.E. co o.° 2 WO , ell Deasenes.7p.o.pw.prel 100 101 - 15,000 10 \ I Oreblei-by one belief and by one understnndieg. But lard labour. He could make no distinction between the Belybead.... 30 01 47 8. 12'9 B. or 0.07 3 st .. ,100 S e p. Bewal e°• 660 lO2 Ma 1021 60,000 60 1 Mktg., dark, soft eyes seemed as if they conveyed as • cases of Austin and Sullivan. They had both taken it 2 hitlinal . 40.13 54! W.S.W. 1 6 1 8 8.8.01. or 0.25 5 St. ; 100 feat Wise ma. 6do lOl la 184 5 111,400 10 1 telanne to me-that ipezpressibbi, loving tau - the dap • active pert in attempting to emu Bremaham, and bad it g rai l_ _ 36 , 3 2 60 axis, I 6 3 B,By_ t ar _420 I all ' Do. .1 Eatenalon - par iem IMMO. ts : * liveliest memory of my life which below to me. not brie° for the zoergy • nd gallantry of the police they , et. ... 30 32 43 11.8.12. 2, 4 L to - 2 at. lie .. mad T ma t of ~.o ad . se 69 35i 1 5 i le.uee, 15 I ~ Ern •t the lest he turned them upon me, and seemed would probably never have succeeded in carryieg the rid- Rochefort .. 5J.43 28 B. 4, 2 N.Y- It - - in , , eii De.ne 66n , 8 . 7 86 _ 110.006.106 4 bleu me as he smiled, and affectionately fell neon sower to the station-house through a mob of 200 people. Plymouth ..1.30.21 82 SAW. 7 6 S.E. , reo -4 um 1 oil Do. IA on ,. Doe & ee en eei 1.000, 10 st, as if by some magic charm of sympathy. This Be should commit Austin and Sullivan for one month wayinouth '.30.24 51 B.M.W. s; 1 R . N. R. ; mg ... g Portsmouth 30.79 47 5.3. W. 4. 4 8.1 W. .1110 .- 3 inn a D ,,,_ indnn a. Bon n,. 66 6 6 67 WO all Da a.. demerOci as eo -. 6,000 90 20,000 26 \ me from you. Poor miserable me! After all, what do each, with hard labour. London ...ninth 46 W.S.W. 31 4 S.W. 6 0 .- -. to a Tha aidena i ra " _, mom' m le know of spiritual affinities?" Due weas to rest like • There were numerous other charms of &nebulae" and Vermouth -130.27 42 Vi.B.W. 3! 2 8.330. to - 1 to au Do A da ma. Stot t . n 6 a s _ 15.001 io es tired old man. Ay, oven as I shall. He seemed ill, disorderly conduct ou Christmases e and Christoms-day. s cs snarough.'3o.ue 47 ILS.W. 11 3 W.S.W. o-2 10 ! al l Do. do. deferred 40 64 - 26,000; 10 mind, and sad, and selling to go to rest. Nature CLERKE) • I WELL. r Melds .... 130.* a B.W. 1• 2 S.W. mss - 3 ion an Do. 661 , . eat n oe l . 3 ,5g35 AS 51 187,1761. 61 1. awed i1e...."°11 to acquiesee'_, Th e m iddle 'm e „(ttiteel THE CHRISTII4.3 FESTIVAL -nit NIMBIR OP CHARGES.6O,OOO, 60 1 ..."`" W lea even then se mways tumehalmt. Renew. on' Mr. D'Eyncourt took his seat on the bench exactly at PROBABLI. iiel-- ------- - -- I? 1 6 00 ° 1 , Oreat D°. In il. PL a tneni 6 la i 1 1:3 6 Ir 6 103 %! 20 110 , Do. sae. 6 per oak O. _ 10.00, 10 60,000 10 • ••viva. And eo my risen soul has passed through thin 10 o'clock this morning. Conaidecing that Saturday eight WEDAILFDAY. OM N 01171111.11 TM:B43AT. 70 I 6 1 Do. Ndo tem - 10,000' 10 art fierce and dreadful trill It almost me al if my and Christmas have intervened since the preview' sitting S.F.. and S.W., froth to warm Between 8. W . and at. 100 la. B. d ew dian. 6p. at. 10 102/ - 10.0001 6 . 117 •parity to bear suffering causes it to come to me. of the court, the somber of charges was not very greet, strong. with soma , 60.8001 6 hey did not suffer. You can tell somewhat what I must ithe seduced. But, Annie, have pity for me. Whit have here being only GO prisoners whoa CUM were to be de cided. The fallowing is the return from the different rain !got before me? Do lot leave me to bane it all elone- stations :-G division, compriaing Clerkenwell andSaffrom rain in vlaccs. - -.- 201 all fie Western of C 7 4I;;AS 17 171 - tee a I Do. New ." .. -., 31 3 del ~ Ch f i r e e n i WtOlthirg.:t*:lo.ll7. Warn"- A6N"6.°lll6e:t.e"talilet."l'r*:".in 6LaL 141 Dap° 41 Pal "at. ...... - - - to all i D0.ep.0.165a. ......... 93 16 -• a 0.009 10 t 6,0001 10 11,5001 10 10.000 40 I lip me to finish. Do pot desert me in my awful need. BOITITIEII. Similar to above. hill-Drunk and incapable, 4 ; drunk and disorderly and As nett above. 100 ! all Do do. do. 1877-81 84 86 - KOS 0 Tin you not come to me? Come with me. Help m• to to i 1 'lmillati Brandt, Limited' 1 ads - drunk and • 's, 7 ; felony, 3-14. G division, eompri• Letween S. and W., harms. similar. loo,oot so "Moe my purpose. You know it is bigb, oble, and st. Ili Madras gum. 6p. not Mia 104 101 37,500 10 sing St. Luke's, Golden-lane, •red Whitecross-street.-Drunk fresh. . ' knowable. To share and complete my triumph will and i so spthie, 2 ; drunk, disorderly, and wilful damage, Northern=lcotland. western .-Treland. wales, end ruljr si. .100 i tss. So. 3 d a t. „, ... . 91 - :0,214 1 • are you suffering unenviable, and far. far greater 1 ; unnatural effect*, I; drink and violent assaults, 8 , seseln.=Bonthern= Engin* Channel and Bay of Btscay. St. MD , Do. ere. - 25,000 10 lan you will know at present. Will you not trust Eaatarard Snetiand and North Ses. 20 I 1 ~ Do. rum rateniten - - lamog lea felony, 3-10. E division comprising • portion of .he ' st. 10111 1 blab. Dona 6 Der 'e Bed - .- - n %OM se ins who has never deceived von 1-who has been • tail• Easton-road, Gray's-iond!oad, and liolhotn, drank and -."--"-"---t-' 50 . all Kalb. end Robsoes Bay , 6S 06 ... 110,001 so tastend, who will be to the latest moment of his life ? A incapable, 1 ; drunk and disorderly and drunk 1 ~llealli OF hie. GEORGE ROSERTS.-We regret 64. 1100 N.B.ofCan•Sp.slidpl.l 82 134 o mom id Wool lies for you eddreassd Has • 8-, care dM- S-, and assault, 8 ; malicious demure, 1, and felony, 1-11 -. MOM M *ere I went to play the evening you were at H-. It con-to anomoce the death of Mr. George Roberts., a geologist, i 100 lows*. Ism- 5 1 14.1 °e a , 1 1 102 N Division, including isliogtoo, City-road, dce •- Dr°°k and whose deserved reputation, at first coedited to this neigh. gt- 400 1 " Dow m oo• • • •• • 101 101 t 102 10.000 11 1031 what I used, and tea painless ageet. And now, once io 2 De. do. incapable, 6 ; drunk and disorderly, 2 ; felony, 2-10. N I bourhood (Kidderminster) procured bum, a few years ago, nn. we 1 Do • r ee j a en de I in% L i tt = -. is.eso ir tore, my wife-my poor Annie, limner to you like _an mom 111 Division, iseluding a portion of Kiouls ' ed, Balls Pond, and I the office of secretary to the Geologied 8 .ciety of England. st.. tm I D e , l e ge. 66.31,06 6 0 . - - 10,000 2 duet • unable to cense thinkiug of yen • ever constantly the Green Lanes-Drnok and incapable, 1 ; cruelty to ani• I Mr. Roberta died rather suddenly last week, at the residence 16,000 10 __- ailing on your loved memory and name, endeared once male, 1-2. Y Division , including Somers-town, a portion of his mother, is this town, at the comparatively early age ffigteoffi. I ANKS. JOINT STOCL B - 0000 t awn Annie I, Yes I • VI" G°ll4wlPaitan, ma' s de of Kentish•town and Oimilen-town-Druok end incipahle• of 34. He early manifested a great interest is geology and ______----------- oil I wretch, turn, and in my soul's deepest ; drunk and assault, 1; felony, 2-4. Y Divisios, kindred sciences. and became a contributor of science lore Ns. i als. I Hie Lel 4 301. IPd I CL prices. I date• 2000 kliegs I breathe an ardent, holy blessing upon you. Look including Caledonian • ruad-elrnrk and incapable, I;, to various publications. His pnneipal work was, we e ix o e - -ie-re-e--I-61-eirere: 1 - 11 - 16 68 - :67i 8 K ul ir k until you know what I am. Do not wrong me, nor drunk, disorderly, and assault., I; uttering cow,- I believe, "The Rocks of Worcestetshire," a volume which 10 Oa' 60 , Albion I A others do so. Let judgment, not feeling, Measure My what c oin, 8-10. It of ten happens that on a I must be well known to the geologists of the country round. 03:000,100 ,mumemenAtivepoo es si Wei - -- I km. God him: you sa 1 bleu you. Monday there are more drunken charges then are given , _Birsiinuham Post. 10,000,100 •W . tweed at 20 D• 0 . 26 I 6 6 pen 291 11.600 "E. (Ernest, his Christian name)•" above. There is but one as of remind, that of a boy for I r v ENTRAL ANTI-MALT TAX AesOCIATION.-At 100 . 0001 an "lb , "d na° - 100.0001 1 /A..... and as the proseentor wa s told not to attend, he a numerous and influestial meeting of the council held at -.' 44.1 WO 60 Aug Egyptian Ifjm, )•• 1 11pm ad - 7,600 I _____l .4 stir nieht char I . 4 000 1 , 60 'Anglo Italian ;Lleoltrei• 16 1113 Oa - 07,6001 Rea. .1... „Mroa of the sesociatioa, on the 12th Wet.. it so 11.300 1 a ANpucaauk.Cor.eeweb 616 la - 61,000; _ . __,.... - -4_ so seil is tusweleas O ll 15 12 I - 100, 0 0 0 1 1 . , ~ I _„ ~,,, 6 ,,, - 10.000 eTille 14 te MANSION NOIJSE. THE sgBIOPB ERAIOZ OP ATTEMPT TO VERDI& Mr. Jacob, the inspector of the City police who has the management of the charge aga inst Mr. Elie Zermi, the Hebrew gentleman, of having stabbed an other foreign gentleman, named Derabuach, with a stiletto, with intent to murder Dim, m ade a report this morning that the prosmator is, happily, not dangerously wounded, but that he should have emapeol with his life under the elrenormem is almost mitsoulons. was upon the The prosecutor, it will be remembered , ground, completely at the moray of the prisoner, who stabbed at him with a stiletto for sole' wands, before a constable oame i r ola and that the prosecu the tor did aotment receive mortal injury is bly owing to excite and nervous agitation o the prisoner rsventing him from taking • steady aim, or properly mg the weapon. It is expected that the prosecutor snU able to attend at the next examination. BOW-STRI ET. onourreari zoo. Two young men, named Michael Brum/tam and Timothy &Mums, end an elder wom en, named liannaA Austin, were charged esea ul ting the po as lies. Brame ham w also with assaulting Mr. Parker, a commercial traveller, and the others with attempting to rum Bremah am. On Sunday night the poisoner Rreineham. alter getting drunk among his friends arid neighbours in St. Giles's, found his way into Chancery-lauet where Police constable Groint, 68 F, was celled to assist in turning him out of a pnbitwhom. A few minutes afterwards be went tato another from which also he was ejected. Groint wee them about to tale him into custody, but some of his comrades came up and undertook to get him home. At about half-past 8 o'eloch., however, the prioritise again turned up in Chanory-lane, and seeing r.M Parke/ (who wee • perfect stranger to him) walking quietly aloag the street reeled up to him, and struck him a vieleot blow in the face. Be. Parker goes him In custody to °mint. Passing through Lineolu'aumßremaliam eaid.,"Von see only mepolioeinan I should think lam a match for you. I shall do for you." He then attempted to Mem himself, at the Name time crying out " Are them an Irishmen hers l. A struggle , ensued , in the com e of w hich Seems ham fastened upon him by the lip„ with his t ks on eeth. V i be o ffi cer, io givin g his evidence, exhibited the mar hie under lip of four deep indentations. two above nt andthen two below, almost meting below, through the flesh.] Groi tripped the prisoner with his foot, and threw him down. The struggle continued for half an hour, during which time the constable repeatedly called for help, brit without attracting the attention of any other policemen. Besides other blows and bruises Groint received several kicks in the abdomen, from which he was so much isjured, that he had been unable to attend to duty since. He attended this morning In private clothe., being unable to wear his uniform. He racceeded at last in fettsag Brernaham through the gateway of the ion into Lincoln's-inn-fields, where Sullivan came up team him seised him by the arm, and attempted to get Breteaam away from him. At this period he was so much oner ex haired that be could hardly hold the pris and must have let him go hut for the timely arrival o f Brook, f Brook, F 73, who m i s ted him. Sullivan repeated attempt to rescue him, kicked Brook several tunes, and threstmed him ia foulffisognage. Three other constables came up one by one, aid were in turn ',kicked and cu ff ed by the two men. Bremaham, while on the ground, attempted to bit* one of the constables, 158 F, in the legs, which, however, mete protectreet aed by his boot. As they were passing through Dake-at number of roughs from the adjacent courts and alleys hustled i the attempt to come, and the police were much ustled a nd knocked about A m oogst theusailants was the female prisoner, who kicked two of the %instable@ and en couraged the mob to ill use them. At this time a mob of shout 200 persons had assembled. The constables, how ever, d . id at last succeed in bringing dense them to the station- Mr. Vaughan said the ferocity of Bremaliam's conduct was, happily, but rarely equalled in this country. Instances of snob savage lawlessness seldom came under the notice of this court even at this season of the year. He (Mr. Vaughan) should not be doing hiaduty if he did not treat such conduct with some am ount of severity, though be d the soutanes he was about to impose was hardly adequate to the offen c e. He should sentence Bremaham, for the assault on Mr. Parker, to 14 days' imprisontnent with hard labour ; for the assaults on the constables 68 end 78, one month in each case and for the assaults on the other two constables 14 days in each case ; all the sentence to be consecutive, and all with hard labour. He could make no distinction bet wean the owes of Austin and Sullivan. They had both taken an active part in attempting to moue Bremaham, and bad it not heed for the mergy and gallantry of the police they would probably never have succeeded in carrying the Fi erier to the station-house through a mob of 200 people. He should commit Austin and Sullivan for one month each, with hard labour. There were numerous other charges of draokenness disorderly conduct on Christmareve and Christmu-day. and CLERKEN WELL. THE CHRISTMAS FESTIVAL —THE NUMBER OF CHARGES. Mr. D'Eynoourt took his seat on the bench exactly night at 10 o'clock this morn i n g. Considering that Saturday and Christmas have intervened since the previous ettiog of the court, the number of charges was not very great, there being only GO prisoners who's capes wore to be de cided. The fallowing is the return from th andSalfe diff ere roe. rat s tations :—G division , compering Clerkenwell bill—Drunk and incapable, 4 ; drunk and disorderly and drunk and assaults. 7 ; felony, 3-14. G division, compri sing St. Luke's, G o lden-lane, and Whitecross-stria—Drunk and incapable, 2 ; drunk, danorderly, and wilful damage, 1 ; unnatural offeror, 1; drank and violent assaults, 8 ; felony, 3-10. E division comprising a portion of ,he — Easton - road, Gray's-ino.;oad, and liolborn, drank and ...—__ incapable, 1 ; drunk and disorderly and drunk 1 DEATH OF Ma. GEORGE ROBERTS.—We regret and assault, 8 ; malicious damage, 1, and felony, to announce the death of Mr. George Roberts, a geol •t, .„. N Division, including Isliogtoo, City-rosd, drx.—Drook and I whose deserved reputation, at first contined to this neigh- " g incapoble, 6 ; drank and disorder's', 2 ; felony. 2-10. N I bourhood (Kidderminster) procured him, a few years ago, SL Division, including a portion of Kiogrand, Balls Pond, and I the office of secretary to odeeologced 8 'ciety of England. •- ' the Green L a n es and incapable, 1; cruelty to sot' i Mr. Roberta died rather nly last week, at the residence male, 1-2. Y Division, including Somers-town, a portion of his mother, is this town, at the comparatively early age of Kentish.town and Camden-town—Druok and incaubles of 34. Hearty manifested a great interest ic geology and 1 ; drunk sad assault, 1 ; felony, 2-4. Y Meier., kindred sciences, and became ••contributor of science lore including Caleilonianowl—ehunk and incapable, 1 i to various publications. His principal work was, we drunk, disorderly, and assaults, 1; uttering coon- I b e li eve . "The Rocks of Worcestershire," a volume which terfeit coin, 8-10. It often happens that on a i must be well known to the geologists of the country round. Monday them are more drunken charged than are given , —Birmingham Post. above. There LIMA one ClllO of remantt of a boy for 1 r vENTRAL ANTI-MALT TAX ASSOCIATION,—At felony, and as the prosecutor was told pot a to attend, he a numerous and influeutial meeting of the conbcil bold at would be discharged after the dispose' of the night charges. ' the offices of the mociatioa, on the 12th test., it was MARLBOROUGH - STR EET. I unanimously resolved :- Ist. To hold • great public mere io of the far t- DISTUEBDIG T HE CONGREGATIoN IN A CHURCH.—SINGULAB ' g mers of England, and other favourable to the CASE. 1 i m mediate reduction and ultimate total repeal of the JR,lte3 Barnard, • carpenter, who refused his address, , malt tax, in the Fremnuone Tavern, on Monday, was charged before Mr. Mansfield with being drunk a nd the sth February next, at 1 p.m. precisely. 2relly. behaving in • disorderly manner ice St. Mark's Church, ' To arrange for a deputation to the Chancellor of the North Audley-street. i Exchequer, on the day following the meeting, to urge Mrs. Elizabeth Kioesley, the pew-opener at St. Mark's I upon his attention the great importance of the question to Church. North Analey-atrest, rid —Yesterday afternoon ; the agricultural classes, and to the country at large about 4 o'clock the prisoner came into the church and made j 3rdly —To take steps to have a resolution in favour of the • disturbance, disturbing the congregation. Be threw , mo n s o onec of the aasociation moved fo: in the Hour of acorn' h down on his knees Rod howled worse than ' an witty day after the 'rambling of parliament. a dog. He then ran out of the church, and I, accompenied ' A circular has been issued to the members of the Anti by the bellringer pursued him rod e see him into custody. Malt Tax Local Arociations, urging the importance of a The prisoner did 'sot not appear to b drunk. , numerous gathering in Loodon in February. A very The prisoner—l did not run out of the church. It wee , wariest spirit was evinced at the meting of the council by the working of the Holy Spirit all torment, and a determination exhibited to "carry on Mr. Man Spirit ! you are charged with the war" in the coming session with vigour and resolution. being r isen I —Sussex Advertiser. The prisoner —oh it's all false. 1 THE MURDERER FORWARD. -- This wretched Polioe-consteble Henry Brown, 74 C—At 4 o'clock yester- criminal exhibits the same demeanour as at his trial. ilia day •fternoon, I saw the prisoner running in Davies-street protest to the judge was founded on his objection to being pursued by a crowd calling out, " Stop him, stop him!" defended by counsel ; hut as he did not elect to defend I stopped the prisoner and he said, " Let me go; himself at the trial, Mr. Justice Mellor did not entertain it's all right. I've done nothing." The pew-opener then • the application for a new trial, but said the application come up and gave the prisoner in Marge for disturbing the must be mode at the Home-office. Although Southey congregation of St. Mark's Church. The prisoner was refuses to attend the services in connexion with t he gaol, he drunk, and under his cut I found a large iron sash weight . receives the visits of the chaplain, the Rev. C. S. Woolmer, attached to • piece of cord round his wrist. and has expressed a desire to see the independent minister The prismer—Tbet is for my protectim. I was not , from Ranagete. He spends a great deal of time in writiog drunle—its fele. I've as much right to go to church as to the dukes and other noblemen retreat whom be thinks he any of you. The church is for the poor as well as the 1 his a grievance, and is supplied regularly with paper for the rich. purpose. The executioa will take place on the I Ith Mr. Manstleld—You are charged with being drunk and , January, on the scaffold which will be erected in front of r abd ly. , the tooth wing of t he g aol. disorde p The risoner—lt's all fal ee. Look at my hat; see how it's I ATTEMPTED SUICIDE OF A PFASONETL—On Sun beenM knocked out. It's a scandalous thing. day evening Eli Sykes , who was sentenced lest Tuesday at r. !Benefiel remanded the prisoner that inquiries , the Leeds gaol deli v e r y to de .th for the murder of Hannah may be made respectirt him. 1 Brook, his sweetheart, and Sarah Brock, her mothe r, at SOUTHWARK. . Batley, new Dewebury, made a violent attempt to commit MURDEROUS ASSAULT. suicide in Leeds Gaol. The chaplain of the prison. Jolts Moynaltan, • tall, powerful -looking Irishman, wee a t ta r an interview with him, had left the door of his cell brought before Mr. Woolrych charged with ootnruitting • opera The prisoner took advantage of this, and suddenly ferocious assault on Timothy liorrigan, by striking him ou • rushed out in spite of the efforts of a tunkey to the head with a pair of tongs. ' restrain him. lle passed rapidly up the corridor, ascended The prosecutor, whose head was Plastered over with the stairs to the uppermost balcony, and threw himself 'trappings, said the primmer lodged in the same house with headlong into the area below. As his legs are fractured and him and had frequently threatened to serve him out. his head and other parts of his person greatly injured, OnFriday raem i ng , w hil e b e was b a yi n g hi s little hope is entertained of his recovery. This ear beers breakfast at the window, the prisoner came to him some similarity to that of Victor Townley, who took the life and abused him. Witness told him to go away and not of the lady who had rejected his suit, and, after sentence of I an d him, and then the prisoner snatched up the tongs death had been commuted, killed himself in the mode and struck him a violent blow on the heed, which Tell- attempted by the culprit at Leeds. stored him Insensible for some time, and had WA the land. GREAT HOBERT OF JEWELLERY AT THORNTON , lord come to his aaaistance he would have been murdered. BEATEL—Os Tuesday evesing a daring robbery was cora -lAs soon as hared vered he went to the surg ery of Dr. mired at Fairfield-house, Tborntoo- heath, occupied by Philips, in Bermonsey- street, and on leaving that place MM. Barry. a lady of ooesiderable property, and jewellery he met a policeman, who accompanied him home, and he to the value of between 300/. end 400/. taken away. It gave the primmer into custody . . appears that on Tuesday evening, while the family were Prisoner —He called me a dirty Jack and •a bladder of a all at home, the thieves entered the side door that fool, your worship. Mr: Woolrecti—Did you call him thcee names! was left open, and proceeded timed!' to where the jewellery was kept. It. is supposed the intruders locked Complainant — I called him a Jack and a fool for annoy- themselves in the room u at one time it wee found Mg me, that's ell. 'Prisoner —Why you called me also a dirty Irish black- themselves • valuable gold watch, some diamonds, and other guard, and • Tipperary clown. (Laughter.) articles of value, some of which were pretence to the hay. 1 Co n, hot I did not. I certainly called yo ua and consequently very much prized. Probably anspectisg ! clown, but that's no reason you should murder me. , that suspicion was around the thieves did not leave the I Police-constable 89 AI, said he was on duty at e Lov egrove. house by the way they entered, but opened the window and I strestOld Kent-road, be be met the prosecu with his ist themselves down by the portico, and thus got clear off , head plastered. Be told witness that his fellow -lodger with their booty. When the door of the room was opened b e d mur d ere d hi m mo d teak D im to the house, where they the place was found in coolosioe, and the valuable jewellery saw the primmer, aad he gave him into custody. Witness abstracted from a box. Information WU at once given to , found tbetoogs produced Wag on the floor, very muchbent, the police ; tout up to the pressot time no doe to the rob. I with blood on them. bars tea been obteined.—Surrty Standard. 66 68 S 2 die 4L &LW 6 6Pa , 23 1 pio 1 f pm zd A j l 6 814 6 I 16 18 TO /2 22 tS 20 10 188 140 141 2L iille , 7 b dls A At 66 10 43 TiPol 10 }.lm LO f t ts at 3 lll%. all 46 48 id 611 84 55 all 48 48 50 108 111 26 61 48 01 7 _ 00,000610 lliis m AlastermansfL 10,000' 60 ' Albion 10,000.100 ,LUMneeLen.&liverpooi 10.000.100 • Do. Limed at 20 put. 100,0001 10 Anglo Austrian .. .. . . tti,oool 60 Anglo Egyptian (Lint.) 10,0001 60 'Anglo Italian ;Limited 11.300. 60 1 Aniaticßank • Cor.newoh 110,000 40 tosteslasta 11600, 10 Simko! BritlahLotambla 10,000 26 Bank ot ditYpt 1000,100 Bank of Landon I 66,000, 10 Bank of ivtago (limited) 10,000100 Bank of Queensland (1 10,000' GO BankolVictoriukuotrtal 1 00,0001 10 Bank of New Zealand _ 11 4,,000, 50 B.trued's Bank ;Limited, 11 60,000: 60 BraelllannFoetriguaanLl Ii 10,000, 60 Britian .1 Coldernian (1. 11000, 60 , British N. America .... • 40,000 WI C. Bk. India,Aus., China al 110.000 1 26 'Chart. Mar. of IndlitAc• a 10,000;100 City .... .... .......... td,ooo 100 Coloilal ~. ••••• • .... I 60,000 to} , Coal. bank oiCauada... I 62,000 116 h oro. Bank ot India, ac 1 600,000 10 CourUdatod Bank (IL) , 6, 6,000'100000 100 1 0oatlaental Po. New 10.001 60 Delhi and Loudon 10.006 60 hart Loudon JAmited, 60,000 10 Baiter EIChS1111011.1111) 10,0001 15 English Joint Stock 1L) 00,0001 10 llng.scoLitArtaLChartd. 30,000, 60 ' htiglish and Bwedidi il. 000' 10 Vorotwan Bonk. limited 000(100 litsdnin•Chins&Jap.( l.) 16000 100. in, issued at 2 pm._ 110,000 100 , Do. New 61,000,100 Imports! Boot. Limited 166,00, 10 ImperklOttoman ——• • 6,000, 26 lowan. 6,000' 25' Po. New 100,000 10 Land liortalk; India (14 1,600 60 ' Lon. Bk.ot Me sico,&c.(l. 10,00 , 100 London and Wantliaa • • }3,000110 Po. New... . . • 6,000 100 Loudon & River PlatwL 10,000 16' Do. :VV.', mi. ot le pm 60,000 10 Lon. MBank of Ansa:. $lOOO l 60 London and County _ _ 71 0001 60 Landon Joint Nook._ 16,00 Y 10 London& South Atrium 6,000 100 L0u..1 6. Western (Lim 6,000,101 Do. do. New . . 6,000 60 11,ndonit Venezuela (L) 600010 0 Len. & Weetminatar 10,000 100 Morchant nook ,111 a.; 6,000'100 Do. New 50,0001 60 Mercantile & ditllll4l 1 11000.1011 Metro. & Troy. bank j 1156 100 Do. do. —.. . 1000 100 Vidland Bank (Lint 1 20.000 6 National of Australada 10,000.100 Oirli•tilwa du /.Iworiolo 10.00 0 100 s.ll".ol l nsi 6 drd 66,000. 20 Do. And and ltd Imes 40,000 60 National Bank 17,6001 10 New South Wales 6.,000' 10 New Zealand (Malted) 50.000 10 North Wiedern 60,600' 11 Oriental Bonk orn. 10,000' S Ortent.Com.B.Llateo.C.l 16,000 S I.l‘. do. LAWNY.' 21,000 20 Do. do. lateF.C. 10,606 , 50 Provin.Banklegtorp.iL 7,210 60 Do. do. 20,000 100\ ff 0•1110. Of Ireland jlO Do. do ~ 60 000 0 10 Ileind&Punl.,&Delhi fL 10,000' II loath AnstrsOri 17,061 100 'riga& cd B. ft. MAO S 10.000.100 Do, do. 121. stipm. 10,000 SS .tfnlos al Anstrolla 10,000 100 !Union at Inland Pal 10,000, 60 . Union cd London .. • . • • MURDER IN MANCHESTER. What on the faco of it appears to be a deliberate harder, although an act of drunken frenzy, was committed it an early hour on Sunday morning, in Thompson-street, tochdalaroad. The victim was James Dowd, aged about 19, single man, an umbrella frame maker, working for Mr. Armstrong, of Thomas-street, and living in TWOMIOW-Strelli, llochdale-road. The man charged with the murder is lames M'llanus, aged V.. comb maker, also living in the neighbourhood of Rochdale-road. T he deceased and the wooed were unknowo to each other. The deceased was keeping company with Catherine Laegden, who lived at /i, Thompson-street, with Margaret Smith and her bus lend. Between 12 and 1 o'clock on Sunday morning, Catherine Lsngden and Margaret Smith went to a pork 'lop in Rochdale-road kept by Mrs. Phillips. M'Manua vu there, leaning upon bin bands against the counter, and evidently accompanied a woman who vu making a purchase. WM anus said to Smith and leogilen," Are you going to eat all in the shop?" Smith replied, " Nn, nothi4 only what we are able to pay for." He said, " Don't talk vulgar." Smith answered, smiling, ° Vulgar„do you call it I don't." Sl'Manus then used min u e fol language and added, "Do you think no one koows your Smith informed him that he was not talking to • single woman. His language and conduct were such that a son of Mr. Phillip' put him out of the shop. He re-entered and said to Smith, '' I'll !rive your life." M'Manus followed Mrs. Smith and Catherine Laegden to the corner of Thompsonetreet, where they met Dowd. accompanied by Smith's hushaod. Wilsons pat bin band on Catherine Langden's shoulder, and said "Thin is her." Ituused , ately he lifted his bend to strike Mrs. Smith. Dowd interposing ou strike • woman." MManus ssid tn Dowd. " W D ha o t do y you mean," and Dowd rejoined. " W hat do you mean !" Thereupon M•Manus took off his coat, and Dowd would have taken his off, but Catherine Lsngcluu prevented him doing so. Smith and his wife. Dowd, bud Catherine Laogdeu proceeded along Thanipson-street towards Smith's house. no after them with a Ic.dte in his hand. and on coining up to them, be struck Dowd in the groin. Policemen came up at the moment, the urine of M'Manus were 'sized, and on the ground was found a pocket knife, open, just at the distance from MMai.us that he might hove je steerke3 of it when he was Nil hold of. Dowd died open upon thp Smith's house, in three or four minutes. The knife was wen in the hand of it'llanus before be got up to Dowd, and it is also identifpd as hi. property. When picked up it was not stained with blood, so far as could be seen by the unassisted eye. The fatal wound is such a wound as the knife would produce, and it is possible that the wound may have been infliested without staining the knife with bloc I. if it were quickly withdrawn. Wilsons is an Irish man, hut he has bee twenty years resident in Manchester, sod his Inge , were 19.. a week. He was intoxicated at the time of the murder, and he slipped and fell when be was taking off Ins coat to fight the deceased. M'Msnns will be brought before the magistrates, at the City Police court, this morning, charged with wilful murder. . _ ii:6&. 3) St e 313 a) 10} _ ,t 6 83 15 6 1016 11 10 4 le 0 1 ,1, ' le 1 2 puts ill 20 21 60 6 •Al 9 is n 211 Is SI 17 19 96 17 19 26 17 19 10 91 104 p - 0 10 lle 41v 9 ill! 1 AU 96 17 6 1619 9 9 / 9 1199 19. 16 4 las b viki pm 4 l - 4 Pr. __o_ll IVE 1 Ismael L 0 SC. :at YS I 733rd MI 78 OD II 50 12 511 161 17e tr. ir:l . 111. p. :di • -- i - e 'Oi l& 2 SD. 10 2 126 02 ICI 6 4Wa 20 2 I dim 20 2 10. i 4 1 pir 21104 isol 4 1 10 7 9Pm i 78 SO 11 43 65 1 idls I,zold /a vi* i 60 6 6 1 7 cllB 4 \ 11 0/dls 6 8 1 dls 10 2 &a 10 $ 2dl. FATAL ACCIDENT AT THE EAST CROYDON STATION. —On Thursday evening, about 5 o'clock..a fatal accident occurred close to the East Croydon Railway station, by which a platelayer, named James Longbumt, about 60 years of age, lost bin life. Deceased had been engaged during the day in his natal occupation at the statioa, and in returning home, in order to Nave tints, be crossed the rails instead of going toned the road, when just as be got on the main line two trains were seen approaching in opposite directions, and it is supposed he was knocke d down by tbe Brighton express, run over, and killed on the spat, the wheel 0f the engine passing over his head, smaiWng it in the engine Standard. utrubs. 111. N 141101,11.11 WOO le ovato ft OIL i swot INATS IS. Ig.a.ntno.a.9 t I I,o ot mP t[ lOO is v '°th i ' Co ~Bati.T Comm .[ el.l '.190 ------------r---'g4es.,Ld7s co •.. .:• ( I to 1i . . f el l e ja i i m b . 6 0i l i t i t. u f fri n g . I I l i s Do.' par at•Jan.da AN 7. Do. 6 pus et. Ins. atm 106 ,000 .. 018:611611opellp.at.1978 WO .. do. 1100.1.900 100 Do. do 18864.0,100 ... .... Do. do. 199041'100 . • .. Do.6p.a. Ap.kleot.l9oo 100 000 .. , Ogloo, Nov. 1014 6 00 0400 ,000 ..1 Do._ myrs, 000, ,000 , .. 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(Li 10 1 1 10 liiritiah bid= Tea l> ) )• l a l '0 10 .PanadlanLo da D"Tralajav(lo ) 1 1 91 pylon Company SO . Ditto A Alvaro; 4 16 ,City of Loodooß.Pro..i!. 1 \ 11 SO patrol Man Impro.t I 26 lay of 11011 COW Ow (L) I: 60 .1 1 rorr i a " ol a ri U u.viaZitt 11(1 ' It'•itltC°.unConso:njoe.tipr.L.lid:lnelle.::::::::lpteti:::67:l7Dis....:°.fitir'.:lnfil;p(ll:c.i.).)ll6::ll:; 60 I Do. of a tortdtra (L., ill ON. !Cryotal Palma 1164 It. Do. Preference IN It. I Do. op. et. Perp.Deb 109 10 \ Darjeeling iLlnalt o l • 100 Diaeoporoßon / t 10 Eastern Assam Tea( ' 60 LludiaLand,C.&Fin L 11 20 L India (rug. & Canal li 60 Ilibbw Vale fOISO I gimpalanCoadard.V. 11 . It. ilaritrio Telegraph 60 I t a ng i til a g to " reir C in th :i 100 Ingeldloottiali IL 611 Financial Dnoctant (L) It 10 I 1 60 Oeßlvara (Waited)._ 11 16 CLCladiat Illn.ot Lon.(l. 1 16 Gen. Steam Navigation 11 60 (Homed '..mlonial &a (Ll I 10 (long Bong &China Gas la 20 Illadsoa'a Bay ... " a 60 Illombar Iron WorkelL St 60 ilalls.Cdt.A.m. (Li 60 ittirtgtglartoLL'utt 11 \ 10 illarast./Inanfloo. (L.) I 10 linternat.Land 4.1 . ea i(L 60 Illation Lead. w.a u I li t t s I , Do. 6p • e. ila. r. 1070 l i l t 160 Land aleenritlea (Lins.S 1 'I 16 Load. African Trading 11 11 U Lond.antlCaledon.lL(L I 1, , 10 Lon.CloantyLand&B.( l . 1 II 6 .loud.DidiletTabeg(L) lei !I 601. ILoad.1 Load. gtaas. Ass. ,Lond.G. Omnibus a.rr. l at 60 ' Lon d . &olsag.lng.Co(L , ti '1 60 Land., Italian, Ae Um 1 If 'I 60 Lond.Mer. 101=1 11 1 SO Lood.hoolool I SO Madras Intim &Cam!' 11 110 Do. l id 16 Marine Inveatment(L)l I 11 00 ILsoritios Land,,itnal 1 1i 15 illadit. Mateo. Tal. (1.4 al 160 Merebant Shipping .1.) 1: I 20 Millwaiir.l4.apockLl 1( I 60 Milivnall Iron Vs ors'. I 1 I 15 Natal land&CoL Cf.), I I. 16 M o tt oes ( ina.Com. L.)! I , 16 NottoustProv.ltortnoiL '.lOll NatlooalStaant Nay. ILA SI • 20 Narbaddatioal & LI.I 1 •90 Do. New 16 N.Zaaland LAILAg. Li 26 N.Zeantrd I.&LoamL. I 10 NorthernAmamTeMLl 10 Do. B et. N.Brit. A ostrsisalauil ;CM BO N.Rrtt.o Merman. 10 Noncom Tea Limped ( ( 16 'Ocean iranne anaara. I 60 Odastallrinsneial(Lim 1 1 6 Orienial fiki. (Waltad)l a 6 Do. New 10 Ortent.lnlandSteamX) a 10 lotaa• iv rttniaodi or eet.l 110 'Ottoman Company (L.), 1 80 Imam:Kum lquauctal O.)! I • 6 ;ottoman Om Ironitod)' a JO 60 ,Overend,Gurne7.C. o .( l, l 1 00 10 i eanannui..‘i. swain*, i 14 6 i Do. do. ~0001 10 i 11 .• Il li gm. • ' ,eOOllll6. ' Peel Rlv.Land& SIM. 'LOIN ),OCO , go 'Pootasular & O. Steam' all MOO 60 • Do. do. Bew 1 1 1 17,000 10 4....1.ra.1a 1... R.. MAI 1 10,000 50 Illyainey Iron I 16.000 16 Do. New .... ..... mow 16 6.103 , try 'more!. ( 1 .)1 10,101 16 • Ditto ditto ....._ _• • . 10,000 10 Rio Janeiro Gas (Lim.) , 16,000 100 Royal Mail ~000. ili..lCoL.AtlalsiLlOsinal. (L ;I \ 000 60 ,lralth. Kuliibt. deo. L.. om, 10 ;Am Pi it n n..rltitynta , (I 001 60 .S. AM= M. & In. (L) 1000 26 k Australian onto Auan land' MANI. It. 16beaseis•Taiegespla_1 1 . 1 1 Do, Scrip .. ... ..... 1 er:6001 1) rel.Conatrue.dUala.( l .l 100.0001 10 Mamas& Mersey to. (1.. 7,60 10 ' 1 Trinidad Petroleum (G, 17,6001 10 I Trust 1 Ag enc y of Aua.L. • 5),000 , ID T. it L. Lo , et t;. cenadal \ 100,0001 10 11n. Marine of Liver.(l.. 6006 6 CnitealLT• l6 l.o o .an) 10,000 10 '..'oloon.ttorioo too.(L.11 111,000 . 10 ~ poor Am am Tea(Llso... 21.000 10 lint^ 10.000 60 Van Merman's land_ i 10,000 50 Warrant einnneeirlin.l, le Via rlnclia&Padflel.(Ll 14 2 0 26 Du 78 02 16 K7B IS 16 1 Oh 7 2 0 a 5 11 11 06di. old., ad in 6 dim 71 2 4 11 412 lu 4 5 1 1. r tCv o di. 10 Id ll 6. 11 10 10 616 • .11 t 6 8 • ". 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' 8 —. —PIS, de . • 7i lo ad l 74 la 15 17 p., ad • 91 61 41 9 u 41 all , 29 61 53 asift: 1 l gi 1 10 4 2 an, all 4 Ispm sps 109 112 ,100 125 119 I 3 10 14 12 dlsi '' 10 1 ' 4 S I 3 2 4 26 11 tUsl ' all • 110 02 I l i rll i 50 1 7 1 12 j 8 2 1 49, I e " 616 m 6 1 pm 2 I I t om 1 I I t'i li I pa l" al 1 1 I 11 i t 2 di ' all IP 15 04 70 10 31 IV ,I 101 1 2' V~a NONE Y N4RKlll.—f2'illb vat; ONE o'ol.oo‘ Business in the stock markets has been resume& till the to-day in only a langui d manner ; many of the deal ers and speculators prolonging their abs ence half -monthly settlement, which will commence to -1 morrow. In the absence of demand, the English funds and a few of the speculative foreign stocks I have suffered iu price to the extent of per cent. American securities have likewise given ' way. Home railways , h owever, are steady, and \there is a decidedrise in Metropolitan s tock. An advance of 2 per cent. in the stock of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada forms a feature of the day's business. The discount market is very quiet, but the rate for choice bile rem ains at 6 per cent., the Bank minimum. Console are now quoted 871 to ex div., for money, and 87 s to I, for January 9 . -- Some of the speculative foreign stocks are rather 2. flatter. A decline of 1 per cent. has taken place in Mexican, and of about / in Turkish Bonds of Id 1865, and Spanish Passive and Certificates. Some of the present quotations are subjoined, viz.:—Greek, 151 to 161 ; Turkish Five per Ceuta. 4 of 1865, 421 to / ; Spanish Passive, 27/ to I ; ditto Certificates, 151 to / ; Confederate, 7 to 8 ; Brazilian scrip, 1/ to 11 prem. ; and Mexican, 241 to;. American Securities are weaker. United States rd 5-20 Bonds are per cent. lower, at 651 to 66 • Erie Railway shares, / lower, at 58 to / ; and - Illinois Central, 1 lower, at 811 to;. International Financial shares are now quoted = 1/ to 1 prem. ; General Credit, 21 to / prem. ; London Financial, 6} t prem. ; Impe rial Mercantile, 21 to prem. ; Credit Fonder = 9 of and Mobilier of laud 3 1 31 to 4 prem., i ad ex all; Overenl, Gurney, and Company, 6/ to prem. MINES.-(THIS DAY 3 ONo o'Cllcarg. A moderate amount of business has been done this morning in mining shares. The chief inquiries • are for Chiverton Moor West Chiverton, Wheal Grenville, and Goldbeck Fells shores. SOllle i d of the pre sent q uotations are subjoined,viz II Chiverton Moor, 6to6k ; West Chiverton, 81 to 82k ; North Treskerby, 3 k to k ; Wheal Grenville, _ 3 1 to 4 ;South Darren 2i to 21. ; Goldbeck Fells, - f tel 1 prem. ; East C:ration, S} to 9 ; West Cora : don, 11 to 11k. ____—.......—.---. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. ------ LIVERPOO T HISrr D oal,' MARKET. AY.) (By Isamu, AND museum/a. TIL11011.1.14) (anon OUR ows oosszsposolurr. l C or ros.—The market steady. Sales probably gag 8,000 bales. The corn market is closed to-day. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) To•ds7 is s holiday in this makst. --- METROPOLITAN CATTLE MAERZT. (THIS DAY.) This isslmost a holiday market. The number of beasts and sheep is scull. so also is the demand. The supply consists red Thursday f those remaining unsold from the Monday and Thursday before Christmas. A few of the choicest qualitiee find earthmen at rather better rites, bat generally the trade is dull. From Germany and Holland there cm 470 beasts, 3,01 h.) sheep, 22 calves and 50 pip. Scotland, 19:.".• beasts ; Ireland, 40 ; and 310 for the North and Midland counties. Per stone , et 810 s. s. 4. a. d. 1 Tot dans el Sta. s. d. s. It Best Scots, Hefting. 4 0 5 t Best Dos& fit-Intsils 0 0 0 • Best Short-borns .. 4 8 4 10 04st Long-w 0015.... 6 8 6 0 Wood nail beads 2 8 8 6 1 Ds. 60. anon 0 6 0 6 Clines 0 6 0 Zvi's & esocoviqual. 4 4 6 0 Pigs ..—— . .. ............ 30 6 0 Do. 00. noes .. OO 11 Best Dna. Reada 4 6 6 Lambe .. 0 0 0 6 Beasts at market, 1,11); sheep and lambs; 0.61 0 ; tutees, 21: Ma, 110. ____ SALE toF LORD PALMERSTJN'S Feruc ro. Cambridge House on Tuesday, the 9th January. Th e dining-rte sable rn sn it., • which is of c arved Spanish ma ho p n y , Doubts pe of • destal sideboard, massive telescope dining-tales, de. The movable-room suite is in white sad gold, covered in crimson figured silk, with mahogany bookcases and chairs. In the breakfast room there is a splendidly executed sod very illusive bronze pedestal botair stove by Vaillianry, made expressly for his Loyal Highness the late Duke of Cambridge. In the ball room, with which so many distinguished visitors are familiar, there are xd and 2 for :ii light. each). Beanies theee there are ma three very beautiful categlase chandeliers lope for 60 lights , immense number of interesting objects in Sienna marble. ' mahoganies of d•ffeent Yields, maples, Ace, and the severs/ • I items of the domestic Act a. . ..,, __, r, - I l CRURCit AI•PUISTMkINT.--Slr rerwaru seroean, 1 ILA., of Trinity College, Dublin, formerly curate of ii Bert., has presented the Rev. George William Grope, Thorpe, Norwich, to the vicarage of Cleuchwartee, near di, I Ring's I.yee. It is worth fieo/. • veer. FRACAS BETWEEN Two NAVAL 0111611311.•011 :Saturday the m agistrates of Brighton were eugaged in - bearing a summons from Ccmmoder James Thurber's. - ILN., against Captain William Boyle Card, R.N., calling • on defendant to MA sureties of afternoon Compleinant stated that on Wednesday he took a lady to the Pavilion to bear the Military Concert, and while sitting there defeadaut came and stood before them for a @bolt time and then left. Subsequently, as complaineot was going from one room to another, de fendant, who was standing ricer a doorway, said, " I over. Lewd your remarks, cowardly fellow," shook his fist in complainant's face, ad said, " You are • cowardly fellow. You took shelter under your wife's petticoat going to church." Commander Hewsoo, eLN.„ corroborated; , and defend:int said that twn or three Years mra 1 , In consequence of some surpleanurtnego, ho wrote a geutleruauly letter, declining complainant's az , quainteace. N o twithstanding this. comelainant woe 1 contiuuelly " ta'king at him" io church and other CIIRIOCS CEREMONY IN Sr. GEORGE'S•IN-TIIR- but thought it beneath his notice. He however, wrote to places. This he considered most cowardly andblackgurilly„ defendant again in Oetober, declieing tils aoquaittance. but his son having insulted him in Lisedowneedue, he took the first opportuuity that occurred. which wee oo Wedneeday. EAST.—(THIS DAT.)—A ceremony which is new of some .of telling c omplainant of it. The cowititnerlamen, limier antiquity took plaoe in the parish . of St. George's-io-the.. Captain Thimbunes orders, bad also insulted him en more Lest, so well known a few years since for its fierce mete- ,then one occasion, whether by his directions or so, he could zn siastical riots. Mr. Reines, a parishioner, estahlished a free not say. Captain Thurhurn emphatically denied that be \ peisriash",nate:duireendetedr ttilat.thilel of a te d rlh o ria r t teat s the candidates shall be unmarried women, Dave Defendant. who a dmitted that hd called Captain Tour . of I 70: tb l e t • attained the see of 22 years, and be members of the ' burn a blackguard and a coward, then bound over in his !'in Episcopal Church of Ragland, and that they shall be able to own rerogoisance of 211)1. to keep the peace for six months, . procure certificates from the several magters or mistreme and ordered to conduct surety in mg., ig two is loot. sick with whom they have lived ohm they left the school of for his good during Mast period.—Suarce Adrcr - their general ennduct during their servitude. There ar ee at ri s er, ... 0 their first paina lifer eto marrying ime of the fortnnatedramere at the Wakefield Court-house, John Lake, innkeeper, a all of the 1001. rize. The marriage in most cases takes piece in every year there should be a drawing amongst the young defendant moat be labourieg under a &lumen ; and he h w a 'I . y e h v e e r h s o e l t ed % i a: e h . : h w o a f y d th e le Pa~ t a . l , l ß ei t i k e l ii. b, 11 . o ce m thought it,i unmarried women educated there for a marriage portion was certainly afraid that. if defendant continued to act in present several preeperous tradesmen in the parish hwe , A . AU within a very short period of the drawing in the parish .!-SNOYINO RAILWAY PaniZICOERA.--On Friday, on the Great Northam Rsilemy, an the 10th of No .vesper, also with, at the same time, wilfully interfering East Arbiter, was charged with smoking in • carriage . & ers te of et . George. which is invariably crowded by the poorer classes of the inhabitants. with the ~ n nfort of the other psearegers. Mr. Job* Lit - TIVERTN.--Ma DENMAN'S VISIT.Our future son , o f Kip,* o.orooo S tat i on , L on d o n, a pp e ared i n su pport . member, the Hon. Game Denman, who is spending the of the case. The charges ageism the defendant were Christine@ holiday , in our neighbourhood, arrived in Tice , . proved be Mr. Webb, mercheat, of Wallis's-mein . ..it. • ton on Saturday afternoon. The liberal committee who Lseds, who ••imid that me the day in question he and life notwithstanding this resolution there was a large ooneenrse I once commenced smoking. He politely requested the met on Friday evening, resolved that as the visit of the wife and her mother, along with other pearengers, were hen. gentleman was of • private character, there should be returaiog from Leaden to Leeds. Oo reaching Wakefield no Public dilenoristretion of rejoicing on his arrival- But Station the defendant entered their compartment, and at of friends at the station to honour Dim with the lusty defendant to give up, hot he persired in smokieg. sod as cheering which Tiverton people can so well give. Mr. Den- ' one of the passengers was sofferieg from brehehitis, and man Mara be the impress which, owing to the heavy was much annoyed, he threatmied to give the defeelant zed ! take place on hursday at the Town-hall. The committee penalty wee only 40a. he could weal afford to pay that. i have finally decieed that the dinner shall be held at the The defendant said he did not duty the charge, he sots Christmas traffic, was near two hours late. He met with into custody at the next station. Upoe this Lake beams a moat enthusiastic welcome from his many friends as. very a busive, and tumid langusge very meet foe tombs' rambled T presentation of the magnificent plate will . ea rs, s aid he did not care for the company, and as the Athemenro.—Western rims. very drink at the time, and was sorry for what he had A COOL WALE BY A BOMMAMBELIST.--About 2 does. The bench ordered Lake to pay 41. 9v. Mr. Webb o'clock ors Tuesday morn as a young man was going was allowed es. foe expenses, which he directed might be home past the new Congregational Chueh, or e in be was pat in the poor -bog. \ startled by the appearance of a ghostly figure in white. as UNREATED LIMN FIELDS AT Cartorriran. — Thers if it s a come out of the adjoining graveyard; Whether am at this moment standing in the parish of Buie,. near it wa a " creation of the kont-ntereresd kale (es be was Redditch, three fields of %meat own which have boom just oomieg from a public hones), or a veritable reality, he allowed to go tom ste in one ell of a dispute about could not tell. However, be mustered courage to approach its ownership. corn is standing on the Holteed farm., the dreadful oh** which he di ogle eo lei • young and presente a ay! spectacle of waste. A great qoaatity et wools free asleep. She had oe ogle • eigdreve. mid. the corn has abed erne the grourel, and is e at again. \ on being awoke, screamed on fi nding herself i n n the street. The rest forms capital feeding ground for the birds of the She was taken to • house near and supplied with clothing, air. who visit the three fields ia thoneands. The wheat and then accompanied home. She had walked more than was au excellent crop, a nd w hen se maturity woo lialta-reile in her sleep . Dad got out of bed in • dream, tre- reckoned to yield about 30 bushels per sem The three seise. locked lb* doers sod started b y her Nocturna looms, fields are together about 24 acres, and the total proton ------ without having been discovered by any of the femily.— therefore was abou 720 bushels, and villein the profits.), , Lads Mercury. at on l y Si. per bushel, the crop was worth 2001. all of lei 1 On Saturday morning five of the Fenian eon- which has been wasted. A few days ego • euesber 'of pees •-• visits (says the Northern Wheel were sent to Dublin gst women entered nee of the fields and cat a the bid et the -* route to Dartmoor Convict establishment in England. heads of corn lett. lidts digs' \ PREF ERENCE SHARES. i d Great Northern 5 per cent redeem. at 5 per cont. pm. 1061. G rea t Weitern Original Preference per cent., 91. FOREIGN RAILWA 4I YS. Great Imtemlmnrg, 161. Ottoman (Smyrna to Aidin),lol. 4k 4ak lb a 10 •Ms - 6 4 *4 66 511 4 I dlo • 64 65 561 96 98 96 96 116 00 es 9 6 1,1 tot• ISt id 100 10 6 161. 106 196 1 07 90 0 7 100 109 106 106 les us 106 107 US 106 106 107 99 100 116 96 1! 100 108 .^ as N --- a In JOS 10 5 84 06 100 105 Me 1056 106 IN - - Mt 165{ 100 get 10Se murk 41