The Express. — London, England, 1860-12-20 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS , 'I3IIMSDAY EVENING; DICEMBER COURT Ole IiAIIIERUPTCY. THE POLICE COURTS. 131fARIUM8113,---(71118 DA Y.) z . . . .a....:....... ....., , .... • . .. (Before 11r. Ouerni e l ann H a b oy d . ) - Ywe o'Ctoor. al d N I kul ' wArL • so 1 hi Limners, atortrinoita, AID 401114.13111.-T312 Pan (TRU DAkt) .I‘. !g, i' ' IPill_it i raw: ant ie Milt LION= TWA. ...-- The railway share market to-day is rather so flatter, in sympathy with the (triable ht Consuls . lh ' *".....kirAt"... (.'" .., mi l Me .sure. '1 '' The henries of this ear was mama this • WOBORIP-STRILET. u Dr. Ilareladuipd far the agelignserl i Nalidn • suaotke altatY aPO? . There is a f all of 1 per cent. in &Mat No kern 204 an eanoalialaniwaiiii. -•la• • ov Willereas Arad Mr. as iseauld =log eiedatent ; A selastl7.ebeesed young hft e w, ualu k iwi t to the police Mock, .to 4 per Mint. ill. genii Ent= aAi zz , •, A ,...Pritim dakfi .- I i Wt. 1 A 81 " 441( Ike igen& end Ilan ;to nis didrict at preard, sod who gam the namo of and Leannire sad Yorkshire, and 4to sp.alinl., a'l , ' ..-.. li yr. laiwraese Yr. C. it. Lewis fomented {be leak- Meese Amines, bat refused hi address, wee ellartad A per emit. in Wee* Of Or other. leading enneday rs r lt e , ILL Iftire ts at Welwasa aad CO Mimi* se bare Mr. Knox with the following attempt at robbery: c o .ea ee . m firm , l op toe Do. 151,1}11*. daft. 117 It . ~* ...Adis SO the rude ; and Mr. Edward Hirt (Ran Mr. Whitlock, &banded to Mr. Omega, paymbroker, at the odor' . I llr ambiehi - r a4ba . sheffieid ; 166 6 a easel L 66 a 6kle dlao. w , eic d yn gs . ' ' " .., i.. there) for the creditor,. eons et Globe.road, Mile-end, said that at 4 o'clock this W a 6l -- ig hmelmo - • • ID •• 9.411 . Ec.= .... Mr Wilmer wee seeruisiol by Mr. Linklater. -Ilis bed isentes ho was awoke by a sedum noise at lb. rear of the sad North Naffialla- We • Ina with "WU- iti T it I; -:I ill t . ..i. 1 , ....:u to the employment of tiareatfeild and Co. for niastona peemlnes mentioned, and looking out of the tendon ob- London and North Walesa ' stock is now mto‘ "' '''W i r 1 1 ills - •i•••• yea'r's '" the boYlael deleirtmellt. which Mr. Ilerhilools saved • ma's face termed towhrds him while Mewling quot ed . .102 t o i ; Great w eg to rs, 74 t o 751 ; at lto MIAS • pro golly superintended. He generally leaked at the et the book door loading direct into the Khoo. WitOtra • 1384 to 1 • Lanoeshire end I sae all De, p. ', h,..as of .laily salsa, aad gave directions as to the ponens ne imlanllp a leaded pistol, pointed it at the l ' alin4 *,„„.,, -- • ' • I. truste4 Mr. Odeon warn one of the customers. and in hiliken lied n. man in stantly swung up. *peon • 120 4 143 I.:: I3ou /astern, 81 toj/ • . ,areat leo 4 4 Da d 41, .• • 1 00 1 i t ~ ': an 100 all De.• - ' ' ida converselos no doubt Mort/neve had said his amount Nis gam deer, amd thread oak of tame aaled loudly for the NOrthern, 109 to 111 1 Caledonno, W. ' io ow ; in , . . .... _ gettiog oo too fast. For mute time the se• Mies iy ead Madly afterward; the prisoner was brat& end astern Counties, bra to 4. St. 1 , •. w • ad Dm& 16 is 5.... . c""` of War* W" a "Dan ma ' I " 6.6. go ttic•- He behoved him to be the auto Per' Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares we de ll , at IN • ell Doerr Pint.• • .I. 00 IS Si bad a conversation with Mr. Lorene whilll me Ind se. he was t hat MO MI Doase.lreLlekt i t. 70 73 74 warini. debt was 300/., 4110/ 500 f That boo . f ito li dia. Grand Trunk of Canada Railway 111 MI DS II pee* .In 61 .. or . wee • t TT K, ended that he wee Dot aew yank the nodymt Waring was in bmiziess. He had ad spoken Mr. Ora d iop .ben alarmed h, t h e rem , a d ie _ eeme, e . tock ., " bee fallen . upon the issue .of the (.port Of the ies MI Do. 1 !tar 01. U •-• • rboot it .rag ' s amount after 1856. He was • creditor far and aboard the prisoner from the side gate. He pm oolianoloara - 001071 iiii• • •• .- •'" ‘ ' ' E 2 RI. 't irk::: E . : - !.Jaws About the Fraley or Saturday before th e stopple@ wed. Praiser thee aimed a heavy blow at him with S 011.D1MAIT MAIM AHD NOM lO6 • loam • or 41 till he band of the entry of the 50,0001. carried to the s on e:Smany” •ad spin ran off, dropping ks hie Ohm tmeig IP a Do. Now . ~,,unt of V. H. Smith. Re saw it in the book. H. lug iggiegog ag g sa d a ~,n t r n. bia, n s Au se k, 66 ilk I 9./ / sao.vran. • . I t 0",... 1. 0 : I t nitiao a Wen •••• I - Ul• • : did out bear of it from . Mr. Ward. He had fuently Inn= ultimately caught him, hot he mode us eg la m Ded. adeciarvaL - en an , wariaosika ' .• . 17 1 • C ' seen Mr. Mortimer, looking through the bask''' s book , and as oriadr. sae bed der ism In him punka wars head g a l , ue dleniatAsse. , - 904 1$ Do. New -. J: A ..,,. the boot cwwasiWisll the saw a leather. He would there- loeitin , eidebd and • *Wei rope. Oa exaseastkia of th. a 0 . - i. all Do.Bda,peraz isi . - a_ fore know the haat magas fa to the busiume. He believed preadoso 42 hales were '!coed to have been bored ia the ti en "7" - _Ana _ .... • Mb lea all Do. de. al lto Do accounts of the cusbenan wore made sup Maio 31st of back am when he had Um seen crouching , while VLi I** *___.!! ..m . o .__._ l6ll • C ' 6 1 1 ' , m ir ••• 100 all Do. do. 73 - 111 96 Deoesiber la nick year. He wee buyer to the been. The the roan noise erne el by first "Stair ta. '"• "' na .,„.."'"'""" ''"'"". -• • - l°4 140 Re all Dose p.dlda.fter. tt ee a v a i •• M . Nils NI 1 i leek plass es the err day sad be bared the had evidently be.. ward by the ' caeleohil' ~-; am cad 3 6 .6 66 -.-. k 100 D Ouse e. Ea: F 114:11t: 11. * . ••• I: he wade a mt Prldsy menseed to about I,ooof. coming in contact with ea hem bar e = lias 0 all °seawall • 4 .... S i, 100 De. awl .. . 1 irt -, • Ors wers,not preosoded es the Ss- panel inside; a screwdriver, nada Noma IN . 19 all ••• A J•taldly.imill - - 10 U Do. IOA .- 1 War as ibelloaday Nary were sae bemeared damp knife were lying close to the door. Pieces of elm= * err 1.. a me. to”*.* - - - M. 100 11611= 1 1 . 1.111. •-- - - fly Mr. Lawmami- Lure.* sad CD. lea& far ether bees throve through the tier trillght sad • window et the 2 1 1! lishtlw a _,„ .......iado,.. ~.... ,I". "" a ". -. 10 di N. dr Oi -. propla Mom the cheques ware Ova Hun wire funds fa mar, about twelve o ' clock on the previous night, and this "'" •' "••••••“""". Aitt " ,. 7"''''L al r • 1 7 1 . .yes •OP MIL ••• - 6 I ... W Leaden Jar Bieck Ban for the manifest purpose of ascertaiulog if any person dept t lag g. I" 66i 116 i I Mr. lamramee was than re-emanioed. Re hod been is the alicp. al. 00 ==flicsilt• 16 36 - LO W mi ni Dia le. r... da. d.. " D lAla tsad etg: i te.. * ~ s s 6 r: ' - a raiser ia the house of Street/NAM and Os. n. prisoner, who did not utter a word, our remanded. a: I% . •116. Sao& 9 111 N - far thirty - alt year . la 1440 the partsere were Mr. an Welk etreatfeild. wham.% father, binwelf, and Mr. Mnetiassra MARLBOROUGH-STREET. Ilk lee =tbriadolsepow ; ; .." le 10 Da Tualaub Mr. Streathild died about IMO The eapital Mr. NINA. A 1001 TIIMir.-A Wain MIRTAAM. M. MI Ni 261 14. •• • • 1ad.94.= . 64 la vs ._ laid teen bad is the ion wee 10,00 0 f. aeoardlesig b e r we ' lase igi r lder rw i list a Ir r ass u a6 -I°°l6° L e . wama . b . dge. " l " al g a g ' II • a s i e l im a• us - us - ••• l• 1 aI• . . - hi the private lager, bit Al was 500(X, altogether. The 17 , weep sesieeert to Yr. whit% Wok' st ti ara amount to his credit S. the executors Naomi WM KM., nu e , a 31 11° C . od w d s said • Ned D COLONIAL oorouuricurr serUZItIIN. which included lb . 10.000 f. he had mentioned. They ek ., ' pr e a we i s 4i4lss4 - that 54 2 Ilk 1 • Ds. Semi 106 106 A Ilholoota be my the a. i • ho. B Nees tat isi - I..3I=i6=MIIRWIL=3 would sit keep more. There wee as agreement that they e „,,,,,,,..' - '• el seems bests esteide me elz:z c ilow, IS. , ga, gamagmag, goo us us - should not keep more than 10,0001. They had paid it all r e a""'"" is ce alga Es .2.4 bi er „ m im es b e her N. 1' Need Wafers 76 701 7 1 1 6 I di ... Cto.. • . pat. or. -1 1 117 •-- 9. the mouton. The last payment wait made ea the Rh baa .... La .., .h e me K. 1' • V Do.. lak. 111 at - ..... ... Dallier mak, Nai .. NO ••••• - • - .... .. De. Gwent.lN ~. - of Jul., 1A49. His capital me 10,0001. The capital ef n o wes - z -- E7Lb.,,=1. 7 =, lmfhc * so.. 1 , ......,„. j!,fij.,tr in lilt e rr tO4 ..... .. no epsocaq 4 _MI . ISt -•-• • 1131 Mr. )I.cticecee was the rah All surplus mad= birra y miesi a we d - '7"F he i m e i , p ,,,;‘,..4 t o a t Ilk i •- ...L = i , I N i t, n oi I 54 • 7-15 • - west to another account. Mr. Mortiseere's capitol was rj.m .. an d hi e „iremod was 23,2701. /us este bisseMst He kri nisi than so Ms aim laths et, rs•-• . •. w a iwa v e ., a 1 ,.... ~.i . ... 100 lin tat} !Mop. Prisoner had hem elms idosellied es boodatt eleints et. I.'"' settee:o father died la lea His father pro beak at Yr. Wllite's hreasoda-law's aid sold Aat Mr. 141 all D. - - 1 Da. Oa. eceN..,.. DI ..• -•- iisme .... ... i lLo. ll6. 4:parec:::::nrh i gt '4° loo Hi t I d ; • lably bed • capita el MON& Illoself sad Mr. tram MI6 105 W SM MI MI beam had se much aped eat el the Ins is is It Afar Whit" 178 C, ta u . as ba lm ,* 2, w o e i n mina" N I .... i ...., I,r _• - . ..... .. KetoMerepus sissi ns Ne NB Lab •• ' •,.-:: ..,,,..• .. are Dreeem.om4 ON u• ice u° kw father e death &ODOR she Imeashemed te Ids Nora* 6.1:55,55 up to him, and ois esul. '• Whet ea • 0 ',,,_ -.. ' . •-•• Sri SO 11 We .• .... .. .M.WallisMw.tp.a. mmt 100 Mt mg - lid 6 ' °Ul:t " his 11455 Hay " "1111686. ll* ratmaaar el=rtll t Tr d He told her St...Thirneie Paler and r. -; , .4 ... .. Ds. 6p.a,l= le INS 101 1011 ... vent to the aelleaters. His abler wale eat be a year or " old vadat , bar a i m Q. busks ; mid on e =Wag Tim mg . 100 mgmmi . _...,... 'INI 1011 101 two. Th e se at the sad ef - - 3 9 Do ors Seeds •p. sk leg. 109 wag w as wow . m g. mi g n s 42."152 ,.. im ; IS I u L IN tine to bar, she et bat mid. " s took har t ii lie. mew • '* • Deb. vedaem. NW ~e. 09 liN 110 te knew tee melt," sad he thee teak her II Be. larthdaDirbg,. 105 110 -, ...... .. - At the aid ef 1847 Ns egad was 10,0001., mm mow ,. film told him that a s kg "tads a a ali MIL Gt. Ira. (les.)l a - - - m art al in additism .. °pul ar wa. 13 , 1 9 ..1 470t 0a ca n ts „w ait ise elleer w. t. thit M c r i . raiitale, far as teak him for 4 gerammer arrook sr rho : ell ral inork leetiCrey w. * it . - - - - ... .. ANL Dev.op.e. DINO .= - .... . .. Vis.iv.ip.e.:=2 .... .. De. de IDA, lon mg I would set boas esesseed Wm. Be efterweeds made is. se 9 N om a y e , the paste . The profits in that pier , OM. ware on • .. • transferred to the bad debts kW. At the and of that T urks ' Iled 255.51 4154 1561° 45155.di I. Kr ' W 2555 ' N di 11 " Th r ., there was fakes from rah el the wiser'. capital St. North linnet . . • ft sui 01 4. . ~,..w. nay wads one bad deb. of 10,000 f. Is 1418 ha "' 06. all Depth Deem UAW • •••- ••• , - • le. I Sh. I Irma IPh 1 01. prises ides. their profits were 0,6771.. which wars teaufsrred to the • ' St. all tei. • - - . • a . ANN dam. MINN 11.1, 11 d . = tel dria fond to provide Co losses At the mid of latsi his sartairiz, 111017DEN1' nrarrrurroy. Si . 105 A . arena -niarfair. We 1069 - Ned L ' sso i i = bm ; . I I 10 13 • : set . v. model was reduesid to 7,632/. Mr. MartiOrMs's capital was (Tina Da r) NNg Ms. oat LPN. par 1 pm St IN Da. Leeds tie di se. LIM .. O. Chh,fradsll‘) MO 6 93 •, -• at the end of Una year 5.3754 Is UND noir profile were --- el Ds. Teak L lJllassoi .. 50 1179 1239 -• 7.°71/.. red they earried :.,.O.V. to the bed I. fur, the The twenty-fifth annual meeting of the members ga. 1 6 9 s ag a y a me gg ' :samosa , ' beiag curial to the pernere amount. Th e d this lastitatioa was bald at noon, at the London Tavern, 10 all wwalmilw I.' •• .11="_frartelk ) 71. 44. 11 114 • •••• , . . captal was to be tare with the lad der fad, brow it Mr. B. H. Luca ia the chair. 190 171 i t - aff= W"Wmr : II l a Ist ......" N. Aelrys. 649 17 SI •-• .... 4 - - ell 061 164 but Plovidad ha men GNI fauleol• The report slated that daring the year 588 pokicim have II . ..„H ..........lf plated beam la MO bi, capital was 41110 f. ad Morti• hem sasplosed, 411„Z• U., yieldies annual prio. ;7 1 `""'" • - - -• owe .. WeraiUtrei 1.1.6.41 . I ~ a _ .. -,. - es, .. O. Wh.Ver( " 3.11 'i i . WOres was MGM 111 IMO there wee arapital "audios to lam. et 111,06 a, in ' to 1,1451. wspiived k i P ag l ig I . au .= 1,000 Gres the ars of Mr. M hat there tree a debt of 1241. preveleses. The ere of 120.7481. hes ben the *runt of se. aga - tete loot l2a. 05 - He did sot SOW, what bad drum oat by kin to pay clans for th e yew. The 'spar al tie Waitrioa aserly lik no k„,. 1 1 14 a tteJek. 31$ 30 - 6. ... Maa= Dever 4110,11 q 3 .... ....dam He woe " surprised" at the bar. appraisers 2.000.0004 The teal mar fewer is 2 20 401 1 ., 15, 16 0 6 - 4 Mr. Lansaar-Tbare were large sane drawn est tad sad the amber a,212. 81. lare Men se pi - .. =r ime, Sorian o:lt ; wow. Lei ez es I ,i ....= . a - lannat Thwalanulan. i t" 616661 114 th • d in c . M. MI all asai l = "gia" 62 4 44 7 63 t. .. lt llvassas HS I r _ WISDOM add kIISAVISOI was VIM There our then • taws had the sgrese dinky aderiagfea the present mai- mg . H . lobo mi est 373 571 6. •.. S. Irk *n) No. 6 5 nerve feed ef 111.0101 Of That was the etre at their ca. Aso os worm a was too Ws Son wrier aAK 06 g o t; Pita 'hat °AM had . have ambit to sea et their so- • eras, that bell eases' sire hislatutioe was sew sa. too s. liversii 78 to - a • ~. Per Oar. P Mead It ' tousW• They hid iave•tvil 'we *ma of messy privately Wad The Ashram* sew presseted showed a remit 11 all = 411 us 96 NeNdemee (U. weal. intr. 41 7 -• L.' a 42 49 411 r Oen. Ina. Os. UM ' s i gi t h • . -,,. • la iavaeseemte. He dm/ out uns year 5,4001_ which was whisk nest be gleadyleg to every umber. The trainee. 16 g es. is. 1111 •••• 6 .. 1. • i nt Osem.. le te Pay 'adios ono as railway Week Grua Scathes's smut ticesfor the past year . hed been la exam', but sot much, of e t go 15 %, • sass. - - - 4400 .. p an Hoe allow) • Si A . - ed. , Nmk. nes toomahowe iereele° is het privets these a the premodsog year. Tbe number of deaths 99 I s e U -. 91. 1 Devoe las I Gem. • , het k. a man *km It was ere is we at the time of the he/ boss usakent• compared with the estimate 011 se se Do. .............. I ma It lim -• Malan (14m.L . , ell 1. 1 4 0 = ' haakrepery. Mon wee amoeba book. That related to their whisk the sale of • was founded-is fact bad bees Mit t Do. - , . Ir. Frahm (Mope) Mal private iaveataiserte. At the time *sir general ocoossle lowly within it. balance earned to the capital 6000UOS 19 ‘. lit /. 010 1 7 1N " ._ MI 70 -, • Past Nike. at II • - - 11 ' 5 1111.1LeadIda.C 4l *ea wrath worth old their First. Meoolit better. the el 141.0001., sad which represented the mom al receipts l' 6" ) '"•••••• • Thalia° ir i l i _ 4 , 10 11a On& 9 mamma 01 bushier doses IWO by Wortfeild td CO. was maw asbsessaismt, . our larger than had ever yet bees W og: ~.m n Irt i ,„ Nrawall mu - - le, ~. Vele ~E mm a M 115 . 14, .boat 301) . 1 / 1 1 t IS MAK He hlid as ides el thil reparked. The mess al As inatitutimi wee perfectly laa my th ae , -aw ar d se ry . 61 11 - &Mot i• that yam It was sot 503.000 L -not It eapneedasted, ke believed, but then was oo moon to all , Luso 9 . SO .... OSi .. W. i eh, hove Nan MAW. Thew were S. the habit ef oaks( doubt that it would matinee to flourish at the same rate. l e t} all , Ditto II 86 Ii 1, 600 .. Watt " ll6O ter zd ' - 1 ideas.. t o customer! " 10 • 011 1 011 _, Pads to them- The He concluded by moving the adoption of the report. ~---.-. gr et 612 .. Wk. = - 11 71 1 : 9 9 • - a IN INi .-• • U"Saeq. "" W.& I. Nek The .ea s y was obtained by Mr. Tz wens,' *aired whether the lodine securities • Plarli/DICN WAIN& a .. we. ( it It 1 - the detvaiat of legitimate paper. The profit as discoed for wen gamenteed by the government hod what rate el _ I that year wag 3.1744 Uneven they lore? 1D.1121 1 UMW& 1 Maas gram I ilea i t :: Wh. wmo lfaltg Us. LONN A= 1.7. h 17 IS ..a Mr. Golden"- Vou borrowed to lead. The Cshouthit-By the government of Inclih, but that le. ft. 649 gm I. - 7 ft i I Witness- It is so equivalent few all polltical outrages to the secnrity of Mal ..,. pat ft 17 19 -• I Mr. La/slain old he bed sa account by Mr. noperid goverameat. Th e ie not a new here. The Is. 2 . corn,turbir. J mi. lit .•. Mart of the capital from 1.011 dean es 1 It ese sot of veetmest has existed to the extent of 50,0 Di. for eight i lel Hat A,sp.et fle lel .. -•--- P Ilt. Mil De. I, op. ek 111 MS ...• nano: 1113111. Noah itePoetomea- hat he reoPoeed to Put it le am thownel years. The rate of lateral' we receive ia 41 per cent. O. 1111 Do C. 7a.a Me tee that the repaid of the partoen had largely iscrotred. Mr. TlWUrrits, tuxti that a pats* bad bees e a igg sagi o ok.gagar a u ue us 919& i The edam% is matranatioa, said they had several lamas to ta. aimetaen that the mine measure el sa. 1. 8 D e , E a ji..l mpg ne Ifea I .. l . laL ii re..____: , { . 4CLalea r channels for dinned They had Neu open • few days before tiord l oy should b. eel to the saheedieste caftan N. 400 Da New II p. 4. N.. 1.56 1.02 - = I It• a ausperwion. He alweld tank they were all open before H. wished .. knew what amount bad b... .0 paid te the at. too inns non. 6P. .1. N * - TUN li t Inset Assorl, Usallsisl I a its = wee so seasseen. fir. 111 e j e V.:* lb. City Huh , ham the tie../ ite formation ealesehry Ewen the hot year. He thought, too , the right 1 2: r i e WI 40°=.5,1111. 111 WI . _,,, 11.606 N MOM. SIMS Mg Lir 16 Mr. Liehlater -One me the Naar of the different 6 4 avow 1 66 . 6 ., amok! ;ma with the members. rt. tea Ifted lfestros, ii p. M. 127 lit; •••• 14.000 6 Dal add MO. C o.h al/ it 1 .-. Tho regime.: indiari that Om rink... ,J 0.. ...1.-.1. __ _ 11:....,. - ilieCitaasuri—By the government of ledia, bat that ie. isquiraleet for an political purposes to the security of the imperial govornineet. This is not a new it.,.. The O rotund has exited to the extent of 50.00.11. for eight years. The rate of tetanal we receive a 4 per cent Yr. 'firearms, tuxie that a pate* had bees lands to ths secretary, that the dad season of liberality should be oat to the eahcediadt Alma Be wished to know what sairitmt hod tees so paid to the ssersiday ern the led year. Hs thoegit, too, the right et away should net with the members. The AZ replied that the claims of the subordi nate, led ad moped the lite& inaction of the directoes. Let oar every clerk had received a gratuity, and the MUM soone bad been adopted at every Ave rein' division of podia The amount of the gratuity gives to the secre cy was WO gws.es , which, with the exception of about Stn. at the close the kit Ave yesn, was the only gratuity that gentleman bad received, and it should be n eurobond that not °sly wee he the orfglast r of the histito two, but that to his serncee they were Imply babied for the prosperity of the instatatioe. (Hear, hew.) A SUARISOLDICI having put sone questions as be some of the details of the arcousts which wen amend, it was asked whether ' Hr. Gilpie's est i = politica as a member of the government did net inlterfon with hie power to perform hie dative as • sowaher et the Word • owt.ajui .; . --- :por asi. Aber. J ea 114 J. 1 p. el De. 11. Op. el C. 7 D. el arena 112,49.41./icki D4i Eft 114.1 Da Nor 4p. 44. m lbeloni Valos. 4 p. 44 Das. 41 Glaigow It& Bals.,Polb.D4a, p.a. Om* NoMars. & 41 14.44ridua5144. Do. die por esaL 0.446c.r0i.44 4 p. L . S.J y, Isollead, L 4 [Dr lisear4 Walled- Draahnik OwAlAtim.) De. iii. Sas 4•1 Mg, Da Lod& /IWO*. 01a0=Co. Ira G2br 1 / 4 : lb ... — liTtnrw Rehm. 1.417 he maid ant ten west house the, di....netal with. Re thnoght they naly had the Haak of En.;lntni, °reread sad Gamey, red Carrie's. They epin..4l an arose with Alexander'. three ar tws .an before 1,847 Reek of Raitisad, 0429 ; Daht of Leaden at the date et he formation, 1415; Hnlitho, In Teen we; lOrserta beton 1147 ; the Dock. amid Oxon Daakiag Conaway, they ocemionally rams I..nilof. re 10,000 f. of talk relation*. It sae etest 11462 combs., iheekus. sad Oa, a sag time Wow 1.47 ; Ike Rye Batik 35 vales age; City Hoak at the tam of its hmastion, 1108; Ourriee, in MX of I .s.t. Aster Canalls Ahem man ago, *.boat 1146; lemakle and Oa„ year 1111 S ; Rsraiek Sun fear at Am ; Landes Joint Stock Beak, hem ha formation, ISM ; the Landes Dimeerst Company, from he teased's. is April, lett7 ; the Maimed iM. is y• sr imt w Imo ; the National Dimas* Ossams. tram he lerwation ; Ommad, Gamey. sad Ca, opemesd 10 yams of . la Masl tit onis sad Cs, AD man; Rains and Liens Asa IF 1l• ui iu 3W Jai ..... 1 mow mOOO • 10.000 MOO! h MOW 1 Dd.• redeem Oft DPW/M. 4 p. el Do./..44/4444a15il Do.ll D..a :=lllcs D. do. dot Spoil. Do. arm. Om Nook Do. CbooL Goodlons Da do. do De do. do Lasaalforloidp.ail 105A14404.444460.4 ft No. I Do I po. do. No. Do.dp.o. dw . Dor. do. Da Do p.o. do. .... • p.oprial 14.4.4.74****.. ros...&••.(w.aac.r. Da i t.Ldft.dot 4411111.0*AN LAS.* lodo. 1 114= 1 1 1 1,1*.dp. el 1* Dade pro* lawdoroodio I Mind D 0.0144. DNA. DstrataliNgs Do do& dp.4.14. Nor* Drebblipm Da 11w O. 11. 416 Do. Border tidos N. Ifoo—D•rw.4 p.a. I D. do. do D. Gods d p.a. No. 1 D0.T4(4. ILO 4.p0r0. Nor* 11448441•104.. , 1N IR 91 111 N Di is is _ 3 1. IT I l etl 76 TI IS 2L 00.1 1.1 10,1 1110,1 OM ~;.~,~. I Cit cdr igib°ls Asabsas C gr Fmsads (Lbs.) [rib. at a _ Ari!disW). ; i I ii si 1 p. ip. lit 4 ii. r . 1 Psi i PI ila I I ow 0... - ii is ea, IN lee FS e 1.61 li 111 117 169 116 US US US US 143 US US ISt 196 161 114 US US a 71 SO _9l tiiiiil 44 stoop 114 Xr. Lim kik, —A good loop bat Mits.*. There was handles sa individual but wind aims le es. They were all eager for their paper Woos lON. Mr Lisililater -Thee bow eases yea is Dia% to open tomont. with time new Iseate—the National Hank, the Os , Walt, anal the Leak of Landon With.. The 111111111.1“1 of these basks mine down to as nes asked es to apes as amass* with them. Whets the bills were takes is they were sot looked at. There inr dilllesity V phis them. He saw Mr. II token. 4 the DNA of lAsekai, shortly aft., h. the secomet. Mr. Marshall wasted • in himea se a dbastor. and to Wag all hie paper to there. H.. 14 1.4 recoiled any essoweallios aboat hills. A vote roam style& awed us NOME or 10,001:11. of bras • He did sot meallect is a esseenatios ermine that thebilla were for ease. To the boat 2r - s 1.114 on lamb coermrrwitios took pima. He did sot re. • t rtatteg that the bills were "for Wen for the bourn drama ow.' Ile meld sot resseasher every mover. He would swear to the beet of his belief that he . I sl nr state to Hr. Marshall " that he could sot bate /olt , r r. l err. every hill hail leather at the bottom of it." K. ' , vela have mail that the triseere bills were gesorany c•.l, ie.-wis e there were Lidos ia the pita which could not n.1..1 the process of manufacture. He did sot tell • th. hills were drawn azdnet hides or geode. Mr Lisklater premed the witness whether he did aot stet, that they could not hare better paper : *very bin had kith rat thehottom of it. war". would not swear he did not, but his own im promtro mie be hol not don. en. He had intraluced Ryder to lArshall. Mr. M.irahall bind asked him to lying new k"meta. Ile introdiuml him in Just, Ire. 7. to tire VW 1 4. .; he did sit think Raider accommodated them they drew us hi COMMI', is reply, maid that Yr. 01= Y.P., sue ear of SO• Must °coolant attotidards at the uselloge. Yr. 0. Man *sprained hie matidedies at the of the inetitution., sad paid a compliniest to the ha tarsal sad to Mr. 00pin k particular. OPACILOMI urged tho i copriot . z=riimg the re port hike count among isms tea or fifteen e prior to their periodical meetises. Widle ad mitting die dire of the eacretary to the gratuity awarded to him by the dinchers, he costended for the privneip of Um members to deal with web matters themselves. _ _ %IMO UAW MOM 4eis NAN fiklie 'us ** us 1M ne Part ramp Seal& AMIN. (Um ) I trailed Nadeau William. (La) Do. JOINT ROOK A. MI 17. /W. llink AMMOIa OM* Ift = les Mirk of look el Tata MOM N. Aloorfoo ~ aliort bat of LIU o=itasod Chino re. of lootto, La. mil atlas 2 %air i ; Ir. ••• ml. /1 fil igoi Sal AO 11 li Idl ar et - Waoimpfur tiVes;;;Tei);;;;;i adorsed. The proceedings terminated in the usual =maw. 'I 6 'r ni 23 M 10 70 71 M 0i The Kilkenny Jouresed seya :—" There in now lisidly a doubt that General Lansoriciere, the dietingsiehed penal of the catholic army, will honour the Wexford Brio& hemmet with his presence, end Dever was there such • remptios accorded to any one dace the days of Mossell m will be given to this peat eoleket of the faith by lb. people of Ireland. From the hoer be seta his foot oe oar sod till he leave. it, one costumed ovation awaits kien—an ovation which • tong might envy. let him eons, then, in God's same, and see us Is we are is Wang." UT 1 m us is -- .1, Is.oal al 11S " 1 iv- ermustet &welt A. et Await NM 04:3 Lades riselb Aleiiii Loa arid NM. Prim sn= _ _ po. New la 1/ In 10 i ; Trie 30 32 g lai see i ll 04dis ar Kai KM WM 11141100 VAN MOM Ontigeani says :—"The Empress went to Rotel two days beck to pray beside the remains of her ■ieter, which lie in a chapel 01 the church there, awaiting removal to Spain, where • monument is being erected to receive them. Her Majesty heard mare in the chapel." Wass. Da T p. ProL Skit L Doom Thud 4; ji. a LDsa (Lot AL /LSD Do. al re soot load sf pat so& L pa Sp. mot Wass4 per *NM V.& PI Notional ill Now In* Wales thinotal Burk Dorgan Duman 1. Do. New L L 9 135 is. so. is. Si. et. WO IN leb IWO 14,_ 1 .7:1 ON ii. 0,090 WIN mei 'oath Amtlefi voice of soolodla untoo of UM. uatty Motool.. •$ MI 111 II The oldest bishop in France, Mgr. Philibert de Broillard. died on Dec. 13, at lloottlenry, oar that city, at the age of ninety-ave. Ile was Bishop of Grenoble from DM to 15432, in which latter year he resigned the see on aerownt of his adrance.l age. ii u ■ IS. IS. Mr. LW:inter— Ha., von sot beard of persons Wog their 1111111.1 se .leawers of hills, when they to be aozernwlatell Dr. as. — " Dr. di. Cepa Weisr.lllLDissiapipa 17:1-04aLlessi.at. Do. do. fag do De. Wimp. pot. !nit daPINDSPAL On Tuesday the Euglish steamer Harr., which plies between Havre sod Southampton, was decked out w ith Be g s in the former port, as a sign of rejoicing st the abolition of passport& r rilo.lasslasa BUM .. LI 14 41 as 4 at LWATIL ill11t411! Witnes.7 . havii baud of such things. Mr. LinkLiter—To whist esterd did Ryder pot his name In arnastosdation paper, for streatfold and Co.. in 1857! jibs rumination we pooped* when our report left.] sTaa iii WI :11 - 1. Z,i : : Brit.& blab IlicTsl. • Da Do. T per aOn lin . 0 B _ _ At Calais, within the last few Jaya, great quan tities of turkeys and geese have arrived to be dispatched to Eagiaset for Christmas, sod two vessels bays entered the port expressly to convey poultry to this aide of the Chasusel. 1 it Lrr.. 7 ..'iiii -i j u-i i sao,ooo Imoool Loons ifteio NITER IFFIV COURT, RED LION-SQUARE. IBA.. Mt. Hail, Hader-Sheriff.) PSOCLAII %TUX( or OUTIAIIiIIY. nit was the " counts court day" of ancient jurialicatina, sib a A 0111111hif of a4.141/11 we,. pP.Clailneii, publicity pw t. , their nams• aft the eat monthly court several P"suas hail arranged, moil ou this ocomMi their same@ were t' .411 "1 3 milt attil.uMhle to the public notification. Is 6 ur rt.. 411014 the parties are abroad. sad the newspaper% are E- tint to sive them infornistion, and settlement frequently Id". place before proecesbny is outlawry are completed. Hemp, the ottiter, made proclamation in the follow. W,Uum Woodbesdie. at the suit of George I . . "•table ; 1 'hark. I: othren, at the ant of John Father. 13 . Warner, at the suit of Lawrence Isaac Nathan ; hand At the suit of Alfred ileyhew ; Richard 11'11,1.y kitchen, at the suit of James Arnabokli lobe 1 ,,. ‘ .3 a4T sail Gage Hall. at the suit of Richard Mom. ; 'u""is Mar,tivelcb Illooeywell, at the suit of Jobe thimla ; awl Witham Nukes, at the suit of Richert! Wiu. A Peterabon; letter of the 12th says :—" The Russian capital ha. &emend its whiter dress, and the season commences well. The temperature is moderate enough ; so thaws, no hurricanes, or snowdrifts, but ezeolleat sledging ; in a word, it is impossible to have anything finer, at lout for a P.ussiao." The Infant Dou Sebastian has forwarded a hand some oroament, of gold nod jewels, to the lottery intended to rube funds for the erection of a mocumeot to the painter Murillo, at Seville. FIR= AND Low or LIT& —A fire which broke out yesterday rooming at Mr. Cost's, baker, New-street, Bressipkm, was aafurtuaaSely with loss of life. As sown se the raise were milisiondy and the fur men west in swab of • maid lady, Mrs. Shaw, aged 100 years. She was discovered buret to a cinder, with her head esparated from her body.— This morning buttress 12 mid 1 o'clock the premises of Mr. J. Homell, oebisitmaker, Malleteayard, Hatfield-street, Broadway, Bisakfriars, were burnt tlows.—Another ore broke out ea the premises u the Pratt Illsonirote9o Mears. Flaw and Klieg and Mr. J. Shepherd, cabieet-maker, Helmet-ea" Werraweediunmek gatiedreet. The premises were itelseryed, the lea will no nO the Sae. Phone:, and ether Meet —A ire at Mr. rook's, New-cm., ism attended witb • lose of his son, Relay t'coi, aged n years; and a fire at tbs bones of Mr. lbarrant, Phintekeil. Lie malted is Elias Dowd being umrly burut to death. -- .... 10 11 2{ db I Ws 14 Si Ti A 76 LI Ta 66 :::- Pail ti 4il 60, 7•0.11: 7, ?ONO 10,000 $20,0611 109,000 lON JOAO sok se se 000 N. 1221.676.724 60._ (Wads Lod aressi labs& Tel (I ; Cots7l4clipg.tftalt Fra. Tip* amt arkPalma ellimase Zat a grial l nli t . Pulspseal9" 111 IIL 11 _S iii:ciii t•o" sa.olo, N • Irrretin one mole. sod the court ems adjourned !Iva lb. Mk Jan. A • there woe no other business, four etteeileil w ax.stitute a court. q 4 01 at, 2 i dam 20 21 :1 4 iii, .1 M... Ey,. op Losgwvq, _Th e Bishop of Lontlon Ina 6.1.1 the Rev. 1....1.4.1 Jobe Bereave, M.A., formerly }: I M. joba's °aunt end late Heed Miele, "* i • '•r.nitate*haw,. Ilediney, 10 the Hooke, ..f t;reet Pk , ',now.. wisdom.' want by th.reeipeitina of the 110 e. sad 1.».,;1... I M A., es Ole sonduetion of the •.' Do. Now Ilia& and Amt. Cop. Goo. Shia= Wa Groat Ship (Clef Do. 174 par ass& Prg. Lostioa Dimwit a.) . Loa Oinsiblio .0o Iladroo !Man. et Cowl Wasiriarroassalisefol. Fa. Tot (lAsi.) lhtlaaai Diasomi 0o liorboildhoOrillgraa) !=a:77. EDs. Sp. a, Is. ail db. IT : ltivia. a X. Mel L 1.. a. .4k Arlaylluira.. 1 ii - a i I ----. . " I Ds. "Sew Dims' .. Odes. Is. DS: (Um NW Myer MUD DLL Peale _vatt Waft Diem Yr, lisa a rid. 711. O. Meals. byllit. Doc Mynas." lida Do. Dint . 1 6. loyal NAM lasi* .ifiria: Alasteuthis Lad lolordloo Md. Out D. dd. loodoborod Do. do. . 900, 14.-- it 3 13 ST 1/ II 13 13 Ili 116 ai - Wi le Se lee 107 11 , / 1112 1 If 1 dis 1 If It s pm 40.•301 teoliti . IVAN Woman's Lend....l I 3 II li I 8 II t I 1 lt is W 01 73 1 *7 1!14 pa, 17 13 11 19 a 40 47 1117 140 75 $ 0 10 In 4 171 i I I- W, MOM IlaraTKA-(THIS DAY) Two o'Crocm. The fitnes today •linve deciined * per emit. ThereoetP4iiirce of a confirmation et the reported paiosciteith :China has, been WOW' iced, so far the effect upon the market is concerned, by the article in the Paris Conatitutionnef, which points to • the critical position of the Venetian question. British, , and Grand Trunk of Canada. Railway stocks...4re likewise weaker. ` Business generally in the Stock Fachaage is quiet. .; At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's `telegram, the Three per Cent. Recites were quoted 68fr. 700., *bowing no change since yee terday. Oomph are offieielly marked 931 sad.* ex. div. fut the account. (Jan. 10.) The present quotation is 93 to 1. The offisial business report is as fellows;—Three per Cents. Reduced, 921, 93 ; New Three 'per"Cents., 921, 93 ; India Foes per Cent. Debentures, 1869, 96 ; ditto, Bonds, 108 .9 s e.i die. ; Fife per Cent. " enfacecl " rupee paper, 9d, 951 ; Exchequer Bills, as., te., dia. Foreign bonds are dull, at former pricier,' This .department exhibits no variation worthy of notice. Sales aro reeorded as follows Brazilian Four-and-a-Mail per Cadet, 1862, Be 4 ditto Fourand•s-Half per Cents. , 1868, 861; Chalet- Six per 6nta„ 102*; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 211 ; Peruvian Four-and -a-Ralf. pis Centel., for amount, 961 ; Spanish Thrde plc. Conte., 611 ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 421 ; ditto Passive, 24, 3 ; Tutirkbi l Six per Cants., 1864, for account, 72, 711 ;'ditty, Six par Cents., 1868, for account, 80*; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., for account, 1021. It has been determined to close the Stock Ex.' change on Monday next. 3 Foes o'Cwci. . iIf.IXES.—(THIS DAY.) 'lwo °Vince -ridgy market to-day is steady, with a moderate amount of burners. In the WOK x chshi# Zest Oaradon .aisases are offirelly•rar ed It. ' The other transactions have been 16./ in Arts in East' Wheel Rdsseill, Wheal Mary Greet Wheal .Nsiraook's Kitchell, Girt Mal ls* Wheal , Ongisk gray .Park, and liserth biller Minns - •' Wei notice *ay' little variation in foreign or colonial mining wieurities. In the abseaclie of business, prices are the tare as yesterday. United Mexican share have been deeltm at 2}. • The following prier sae reported to na from the Stock Exchange: _ Albed Gereis., to 44 ; Qunborne Veen, 31 to 4 ; Car go% 113 M 17 ; Past Basset e llo to 1,111 ; Haat Oaradon, 101 to 11; Port Cern Brea, 7 to 71 * Emit Rumen, to f lik Ucoimbler and Bt. Anbyo,,' to 28"; 'Great 0'419. 6d. ,• GreAt Wheal Tun 4 111 to 1 1 2 e ;Inifoot, 22t0 Xi i 1; Marton Down, to ; Marks tt New Trideigli, 50s. to Me. ; orth Treakerby,in t 0,131 ; Pa Consols, 9to 10; Providence Wham, 45 to'; wane v o l. 27, to 23; South names, 1621 te' ; St. lyre Allen, 61 to 6i . /tra i l Park, 1 - to Tr OZ: - lowed', to 41 ; Trielyho Consols 17 to 19; 6 to 7 ; Wart Carla; 77 11 to 78 ; Wert Frame, IS 19; 'Wheal Buller. 180 to 190 ; Wheal Clitard, 210 to ,220 ; to_; Wheel Margaret, BO ta 824; r lau to WI From rat tepdron Consols (Dee. 151 Captain R. 'Ken dall writeez—' Wp are getting on with the mason-work as bat As powalb. lam glad to tell , you we have had,thrre or four dye' dry weethar,,and the water is going drn in the wheel-raft. expect we ghat be able to commence stoking as 1149oday aiTowidAy. The flat rod shaft an the middle lade is ark about 8 feet. The ground is gopd for sinking." . OOMMSBOLtif :AND MABKR7S. Ootsofa are flat, at 93 to 1-16 ezdfv., foe the ,account, being fractionally lows :Ask it 2 o'clock. Although greet confidence ooatinum•to.he telt is the stability of our mercantile position, limitcts e growing feeling of distrust with ralipitih,to the course of affairs in America. It is feared Met oar market will yet be called upon to ormtributalargeiy to the relief of that country. The increased &lab nem which prevails in the English markets for the great Amer:Wan stapleei.-corn end potion—points in the •fi A rise of 2 per cent, occurred yesterday in Wart Midland (Orford) stock, owing to a demand to fulfilment of orders from the country, combined with a scanty supply. There was also a fresh improvement in Manchester and Sheffield Railway stock, in consequence of a, rumour—for the accu racy of which we cannot vouch-..that the London and North Western and Great Northern Companies oontemplate each giving a guarantee of per cent. per annum upon this company's stock, in order to ,triad it more closely into their own system, in face , of the rapprochement between the Midland and Lancashire and Yorkshire Companies. The con tinued rise in Midland Railway stook forms • prominent feature. Notwithstanding the high price the supply is very moderate, and inadequate to meet the demand on the part of those speculators who had effected sales ofit, either on the ground of its presumed dearness, or of its relative dearness as compared with Lancashire and Yorkshire stock. The late considerable fall in Great Northern stock is occasioned by the decrease in the traffic, which Llta followed the legal decision that this company cannot act as coal dealers as well as terriers. The shareholders, however, may, console themselves with the reflection that the coal traffic was the least profitable portion of the eompany'sayatean. South Eastern Railway stock is somewhat checked by sales of stock held • on speculation, which, for the moment, exceed the investments by the public. . There is some demand for gold for Bombay. The specie by the Atrato, from the Watt ladles, was delivered yesterday ; the 110,0001. in gold will be asst away. Although the Stook Exchange is fully expected to be closed on Monday, the 24th, and the day will be very generally observed as a holiday, there ap ppeeasnes be no intention of closing Lloyds', the and other City coffee-houses. Mk estate of Messrs. Holdsworth and Co., iNar Mews, will, it is stated, show very unfavourable results, The Manchester Guardian says :—" It is OM pounced from Glasgow that two failures have occurred in that city, namely, that of Johnston and Walker, manufacturers, and that of Vereanio and Co. Greek merchanta." Telegrams state that the increase in the Lanca shire and Yorkshire Railway traffic is about 3,0001. At the annual Meeting of the Royal Exchange 1 Assurance Corporation, held yesterday, the divi dend usual ot this period of 4 per cent, for the half year was declared, free of income tax. C0107.-DIPIRIAL AVERAGREL 1)i The Great Southern of India Railway Company have yesterday made a further payment of 80,0001. to the Treasury of the India-office, making the total paid on aooount of this company to the present date 451,0001. Annexed is a weekly report on the market for hides and leather : At this period of the year very small traneactioes germ- Tully take piece in leather, sad during the past week my little business has bees doing. Prices name unaltered. The puddle mks of last week were of goat and sheep skies °sly, which were said at a shade below the previous sale. The foreign bides sold by private contract are 200 harry B. Ayres hides at nd. ; 200 Uruguay ditto at 71d. ; 59138. A,yres, light cm, at 6ed. ,• 160 dry B. A. horse hides, 1211ke., at 7s. 6d. ; 100 salted ditto, 331b5., at u s. ; sad 6,000 Australian ox and cow at former rates. With reference to the wine and spirit trade, the circular of Mr. F. W. Cams has the following : Ae the dem of the year approaches, there is always • disinclination on the pert of deal."' to extend their pur chase' beyond the want of the moment ; at the game time the trade doing in wines and spirits is bored the usual average ; and, although the farther reduction of the wine duty takes elect from the let January, the clearances have not diminished to the *stoat anticipated, the total for the Ale months being g 80,496 gallons more than in 1859, end 1.123,681 pilaus wee than in 1858. Prices of r ail ep l ci 4 wince well rostobiaed ; brandy firm, and baklava mac money ; rum unaltered ; Geneva as LA The ommunption of sherry in the United Kingdom is on the avenue 28,000 butts annual] ; the reduction of Um duty to Is. per pike has i the quantity this year about ten per cent., and it is only fair to infer that with • rate of 2a. Id. next year, the onsunaption will further increase. Should the present demand be exceeded, the shipp ing hoseies will be compelled to either zodiacs, the quali t y of their standard marks, or advance their quotations. - —l lllml - 1 (MU. — -. 44•;. - -Utast. Ne 9.310 .4.4 2 a 910 tIaSY ti l i d ad 1 id 9d --. ji .. ses si 4 4 1: n E 441,45. II ad ltd.: l I * :;' eta ma no Isd 1 n 1101 4 49. 10d Ild ix 1 , ll 9 l O. 12 ego t 1 Lic it 04 5t...i.,A,„, . • Avemille Us 4.1.44. U. its 114.1110 id 41. 11446. ed —lnset, aik 3 " .. . WIDNIVIDAT EVllfl2to. At Paris to-day the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 68.85, quickly declined to 68.75, and closed flat, with little doing, at 68.65 for money, and 68.70 for the aooonnt, being * to I per cent. lower than yesterday. Consols, which closed yesterday at 93 3-16 to * ex div., for the 10th January, opened this morning at the same quotation, advanced to 93 6-16 to 11, and closed at 93 3-16 to I. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for account (Jan. 10), 931 ex div. ; J Three per Cents. Rednoed, 98, 924 ; New Three per Cents., 93, 924, 934, 9; 934, 93 ; Thirty Years Annuities, expiring iu Ap 1.886 ;A ; Bank Stock, 2344, 283 ; India Four per ant. Debentures, 1868, 964, 96. Indian government securities were quiet. The Five per Cent. rupee paper was quoted 95 to 4 ; the Five-and-a-Ralf per Cent., 101 to 4; and Exchequer Bills, ss. to 2s. dia. NM= ^Mr Sr** RANI eslia, ea A; 5",162 ; blandlo 441a4 PIM 1. 1 % (ARUM MOM 01/Was INN PLOCIOLIIOIIIO 1111 Airsima,raci. o► Imo Dapao LEN him. Nov. 10. Nov. 17. Nov. 0 - - Al 1 .. 66 s .. .. rt." . 56 10 .. 61 I ~ ~ 61 6 .. The foreign stock market was rather quiet. Turkish Bonds remain without alteration of im portance. The Loan of 1864 closed at 711 to 72, and that of 1868 at 57f to 68. Spanish Bonds continue to meet with inquiry. DM .L MINCING LANE.—(THIS DAY.) Ig Sociss.--This market remains dull, but we do net alter general quotations. Oortnz.--Yesterda,y's *es are roppovbed. Tear.—We are sr& without transactions of Importance to report. Rrcx.—No Isles reported tot*. Ror.--A small Ismail of fine Demers?* *old at 2s. Id. Perna.---Good filingit,ove sold aid. to 4d. ; white sold 151 d., which showed a slight decline. Primm.—Ordinarr soil, Id to N. esselA 'Attu sold km 87s. to N. Corrox—This market has been active, t.;000 bales sold at full prim, bLarketa generally dull to daY. _ _ TALLOW MARKIT.—(TRIB DAY.) The market is quiet. Annexed are the quotations : Tow falMr, Ofin AL, net cash ; Petanbusg Y.O. on the spat s 10a. ; alb; year, Us. J. to Munk, AO* ; April to Ante, fles. ; Octant to Deosalmr. 5&.. • • METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. • 411 YES PAY.) The number of beasts fresh up . fon this day's Dirket is not large ; a considerable preperker consisting el those left over from Monday last. Trade is d the butchers for the mass pert having their Christmas ripply. Sore of the chrome qoalities are disposed of at about Monday's rata. Otherwise prior may be quoted lower. The ripply of sheep is small, but adequate to the demand. Good qualities axe readily sold at Monday's prior. There to no alteration in the calf Fade. There are 120 beers, 200 sheep, and 123 calves from Gainsay sod Holland ; 300 besets from Scotland. Norfolk and Suffolk, 300 ; Ireland, 200 ; Northern and Midland Counties, 700 ; and 115 rail& cows from the home eetintien Pee Acme et Stbe. a Lai Per aka of Übe. a. d. a d. Beet Soots, Hereide. 6 1 6 6 Bert Des&H2bda eit Beet Siert-Doess I I 6 4 Deli laegasoole.... 5 2 5 4 !Wood gaol. beige 11 4 4 Do. do. non ... Celeed BPigs 4 4 6 4 Do. do. Siam— eat Dos d Hlf.beeds 6 el 6 I Tawas Beasts at matte% 2,156; BMIP, 1,200 ; Wm, 180; Pip. UO. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Kamm Darts and Co. report trade better good bays and clover in demand at the following priose:—=Prima meadow bay, 755. to 84u.; superior ditto, 90s. to 110 s. ; inferior do., 40s. to 575. 6d. ; rower, 30s. to 506. ; clover, old, 95e. to 115 s. ; ditto mcond cut, 700, to 955.; straw, 30s. to 38e. PROVINCIAL WARR MARIAM --*--- BLluctstMin, DSC. 19.—Town and Dlatrkt Bank Mares sold to-day at 120-13i16 4—South nningharn Banking Company shares, buyers, Mtt selkrs, at Slaffordawaro to 11London North Western. 104 f—Midland New, 11 te 114—iitour 0— Vall and ey, buyers, at 84-11 tour Valley Otuustiteed, Se and Birmingham Pre.terence, at 91. lea. 9d. The market wan quiet, but prices were Arm all round. Dat. 19.—There was a henry business dliing, at Steady pelem—Caledonten, Ml—Eastern Counties, 10 11.16 Mks No. 1 PeaL, 1014—Grand Trunk of Canada, 4—Oreat Widen, 76—canesahlre and Yorkshire, 1114—londoa ma North Widelllll, let—Manoheefer, Sitelasid, and Uncolashire, 60— Midland. 1160---9outis Nastern,24-2. ottlugham and Grantham. d.—F.Jeotric Telegraph, New (all pabl„ 24 Bristol and Item, 99—London, Melton, and South CoaM. 117} — Illinois Central. 28 d.—Newport, Aberprenny, and Hereford, Five pee Cent. Preference, 100.—Itarrt and Carlisle, 59—West Mid land, Oxford, 61—Bank of Mandralr, p.—Union ELM of Blanchester, 10 p.—Ulemetene and Lancaster, 14 INQOZOT OW MR. DiI7LIN, TWA PANTOMIYIWI.— Yertarday evening as • meet was held at the Brewolow Anne, Brownlow-street, 17ave y ana, before Mr. Brent, touching the death of Immo Dowling, better known as Herr Deniini the pantomimic enlists of Drury-Lane Theatre, who expired suddenly at the bar of Wilson's Tavern, Drury-lane, on Monday, as reported in our yesterday's impression. Isaac Dowling, the father of deceased, deposed that-his son was 42 yews of age, sad that he had suffered for some time from ill-health, but no apprehensions wen) entertained by his family of his immediate death. He was in his usual avenge healthwhen he LA home on Monday last—William Ham, a pantomimist, also of Drury-Lane Theatre, said that be a companid deceased to the above tavern on Mon de, Let ; ma We Imp he several times spat blood, and on ar riving at the bar he sank down upon • bench, sad again vomited blood, and witness sent for medical aid, but, on the arrival of Mr. Edwards, surgeon, of Great Russell-street, the demand bad rapidly sank, sod m • few minutes had ceased to breathe ; be had had no violent amass or excite ment to muss suck an strum.—Mr. Jabes Edw..rds, surgeon, of Great RusealLetrest, said, when called to deceased he found him without any pulse, Lis hands wet.. quite cold, and be was in • dying state. lie had niece made a post morass examination of the body, and could say that death moss entirely from disease of the lungs, which bad mused them to Mead ; the right lung was in a particularly diseased state.—The jury returned • verdict in accordance with the medical teetinsony. _ . Yzia AT BLACKHZATH.—Yesterday morning, at an early ho ,err an ancient mansion, known as East Coombe-home, Blackheath, rosy years mince the rens deuce of the Counter of Bookingbam, and up to yesterday in the occupancy of lit. Mott, was destroyed by fire. It appears that shortly after ten o'clock on the previous even- Mg smoke was observed issuing from the greenhouse or con servatot7 adjoining the mansion, anti a messenger was at once despatched to the police station, and thence, by mounted patrol, to London, for the aid of the engines. In a short time Mr. Henderson, superintendent of the London Fire Brigade, arrived at the scene of the fine with a powerful engine, followed by two others and that belonging to the parish of Greenwich. The flames by this time had got hold of the building, and unfortunately, notwithstanding a plen tiful supply of water, the fire gained a great sac indancy, owing to t 6 distance of the water main from the burning edifice. It being found impossible to save the building, ex ertions were made to save the principalportion of the costly furniture of the mansion, which was accomplished. After burning for some hours the residence was left in rails. The fire is supposed to have originated from the overhes Ling of the flue of the conservatory, and the damage °oar: med is very considerable. LOOS uF A NORIVZOIAN SNIP WITH ALL Ha':7D11....- A oommunication was received at Lloyd's a few days since, containing a torn sheet of paper, emdeglMY taken from a ship's log book, oa which there was some ivriting in the Norwegian language, and which the writer of the letter (John Bridge, o(South Ronaldshay, by Kirkwall, in the Gamey Inland, dated Dec. 7) stated be bad foam' in a bottle picked up floating past Barth Head, in Pentland Frith ; and as there was no one in that district could Mandate the writing, be sent the same to Lloyd's for that purpose. 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