The Express. — London, England, 1850-12-30 00:00:00

_JL .~ ,d; / q 4 , yam r , i Ttt 4x-prtsl No. 1,36 ) LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 30, 1850. [THREEPENCE. gm, SATURDAY Mineola will be imagist:6d, TILE EXHIBITION EXPRESS, saE or ♦ DAILY MoixlXo DOVILA WAN PRICE FOURPENCE, correnoro UM POW S= 1112011WATION 111111AUVI TO GREAT EXHIBITION OF 1851, „ o pium", 121111111401 r 111101Pacrs, MIND= COW WITP, AkILLIMOIEWES. arrIiAaANCR, P2OOllllB, PACT ♦IID POTOWL rill enormous amber of persoas interested in the A forthcoming Great Exhibition of the World's Industry wit,/ hitherto lisd no satisfactory representative in the 1.,0f04-0) Paper suffic.eatly large, and with mechanism sio prehrneive enough to grasp and exemplify the forthcoming Esp•.r.ition with fulnera worthy of so grand so event—the Prone:ors of :he "EXPRESS" have determhied upon truing, every Saturday afternoon, a double sheet of that er, I, contain the hilliest and latest information relative le the Ezbileitioe, together with a mass of other matter Storable to the multitude of persona intetered either as Genera and Local Committeemen and Secretaries, Members of Provincial Travelling Clubs, Estill:4ton, Friends of Witham, Rivals of Exhiotton, and the still larger iu.d hider circle of those who are to be the hundreds of thousands or Visitors to the Metropolis during the hirthooming Con. rew of Industry of all Nations. In addition to everything I,cm to tte Exposition, this 13,uble Sheet will gird liners' News, and will, moreover, especially attend to all (Arrest Events is Literature. Selene*. and Art. ~a every day eseept Saturday chagrin* of the EXPRESS e.. 1 be Thesspasor, as heretofore. ADVERTISEMENTS. The roil veSee of she " lIRIBITION EXPRESS" at a mediem, meet be evident to wilvertieen. All olvortiombeses nut be at the Ofhea in Whinarien at cr heron Bid►t is the Imlay of sub Friday, to steers in. nth a is tla aan►ar of the dalhariag day. CHOLERA IN THE WEST INDIES. B4IILWAY& leis DAT. Two o'Cr.ocx. The share market is generally dittoe to-day, the reel bitantly high rates of t' continuation" demanded for carrying over to the next account inducing many parties to prefer selling. The range of prices conse quently exhibits in several instances considerable fluctuation, London and North Western stock having varied, daring the course of business, from 123} to 126 ; and South Westerns, from 77 to 791. The chief decline is in Caledonians, Great Northern,, North British, and York and North Midlands. Great Westerns and South Eastern. have also receded, bat not to any material extent. The arrangement of the account forms almost the sole object of attention amongst the dealers. THE PERM,' SUBSTITUTE far SILVER.— TM SEAL Mint ELY.% loloodogi 14 pin ago tsy o ~ . 1.1101 A. BURTON, Mir plod by go yoga prom of Wawa I , . 4 00 a sod Os., it bored mil ino tbe goy boot wig k , ~ turbos salvor Oast gm be as wok *Mar didolly , •11 melody, is by so panda or II lio r =geol iron MM.. i.s Sdo=yor gag --.... lg. ... tie, .. Il l s. 14 vort p =go . —.....-- ill. SOL ... Os. 1 .W e to Loit Ppm . .. . 400. 71b. 75.. Vo ad gibs isr, — waiii;;; manger% Wm, la filirOftiOnde pis. All WO of osptatisi dor by go gigot proem c 1 l BM ICALLY PURE NICK BL. NO I PLATED. Milo trzadat . 19 . a. gh Ts` .e uses and laYy lend" per don; I. 7.. Sta;. froect ditto and ...... lga ... Its. ala 1.. Ili.. and dino dltte le. I la. ... Ifs. fiI:TLERY, WARRANTED.—Tbe most varied ti vestment of TABLE CUTLERT l the weld. an warranted, • .s• w Il.ne at WILLIAM &BURTON'S, at prlssethat dernawae °ay Onetime al thsbuiter ot the salsa Sh-insh hery.hawded • nes.% • ith high shauldars. Ilia per dans; denerta to match, .• t.. taance, 10. per doses extra; terms, Ss. Sd. per pair ; larger • a ale t priawnori, to Ila per doses; U antra gas, with doer 7r0111.044 Inds nee table tuners, haw ra per doses; „• . h.: carvers, Is per pair; black ham table hlthllB Irons 6s. ; •1. go. ; •orrts, M.; wen, 21. Id. ; table steels, tram le ; ..root stork o( platsd &wet knives wed forks, lames and other • e new dated fish carver', In annelid. Also a large in co! peduante, ac4mre. &a, of the In et quality. • • I atal• curs with engravings of every Iramongery anion, r at W.') fr n S ee. U RTON'S s'nck of GENERAL FURNISHING sb. A t•Ell1; t. let rally the largest in the world. soil so rte bet : 14 oup!op 4to irs‘c correst idea ot its variety and 'anal, r• ore in, 44,1 to call and inspect it. The money returned Ise • • le ant unproved ot —39, OXYORD.STRLET (anon of • -tent). ant No. I, NEWMAN.STREXT, Wello.trret, 1520. 81 0,—Thw rapid advisee Wale sham is the West India Islands, sad the west of medical mobtasee to relieve the saffarinp of those affected by it, having caused several Wmt India preprieton to request es to forward to these fa the pupae of circulatlog macro( their people some phis sea intelligible instructints, we have made application to the medical department of the Admiralty, and have moved the followime practical rules, the observance of which mar do mush to Check the progrembf this 'mysterious disease. These rules will be datribetted (gratuitously) is several of the isl tads, but much more extensively by your sffesdisg them epees In the columns of your journal. The awful havoc the dimes* is male, in :maks, wrier* the loom's' of the blacks rasa it to be doubly fatal, ren ders their speedy eirealation very desirable. We have the honour to nmais, air, your etbedleut servants, 101, 'rand, lie. 23. GIFFORD acid LINDBR. ZULU TO BE OSSUIVED IS TUB WSW INDIES DIMINO TEE I ILI Pa{ Bimi ILULIFATIL Paltr•LanCl or clioLalu. SO 1. Avoid all kinds of food which have a tendency to pro. si dace relaxation of the biweh ; and abstain from elms in the use of nee:nation liqaoee. 2. Let the diet be generous, aster rather more animal food Se than usual ; es a rule, taking animal food in proportion to the amount of vegetable food omitted; and never on any "' account eat fruit, vegetable., or shell fish late in the evening. so 3. Free ventilation and cleattlineee are erentielly mow so sag. Every door and window of a home in which there Is a awe of cholera should be thrown widely open daring the 10 day; and daring the night the wisdom, aad the does also, iW possible, shield he left partly open. lts 4. Avoid bales chilled by *apeman la law, damp *ow s t . st night ; and it a person get. wet be ought to asap his ie wet clothes for dry ones es soca as possible. le 6. Llosenen of the boweleshould be immediately checked 15 by the follow iog,:or some similar mixture :—Prepared 2 drachms; compound tincture of cardamoms, 1 oases; i s tincture of opium, 2 &mimes ; syrup of ginger, 2 cmas; yi peppermint water, 8 °sum Two table spoonfuls to he Übe. every two hnts, or more frequently ehisald the ping. et. Wig sot cease—and in that case the palest ought to be pat 1 1 to bed. and artificial heat applied to his feet sad belly. O. no person ought es eater • house in which there le • be ease of dealers unless his menstance be required. em 7. Localities le which cholera is prevalent should be U avoided, for whether It be propagated by infeetiou or by as atmospherical agent, the mottos of a number of cane in Le sae plans shows that there the cease oft's. disease is rife. 14 S. An elevated residence is more safe than one situated u es a low level, or on the see shore. se. 9. Avoid so much es pomade taking purgative medicine 53 MI long as the disease remains in the neighbourhood; but 11 should it be absolutely neeneary to open the bowel., an the g lanoline pile: Extract of rhubarb, 24 grains ; entrain of It , colocyntb, 24 grains; extract of aloes, 12 grains. Divide the mass tato twelve phi, and take one, two, or thtee for a tre dose. SO Abordema M Ambott., Notts." DONIA. aid Dot • ler k MO& BM. Vit. .WILPIV.F4Iha') sirDZll — •;l 1491‘.ervithivier.1 larilllW — l N Ager — Wiray 171 =1"11. Plairsis; SO assist sES 1180/10114 IS Ds Psullosom u wnr..itrert. IS Do. ( 111 11.111 21.1 I Do. (MID.) 7 p.CL2'4O. It D 0 0. 131.10441 p.D.Prif. 10 Da. Dow Prod{ p. CI:. Si Do. Sat.. p. 0. K0.1 II WDo N. lb Data pos Ct 43 Do. 14•4 a . . 26 tram sliso Oats IL U. ea.) .. U Da. aims D. bad C ;DWI ) Do. Scrip (pa. p. CL U Lsomaiddro ri KosttasoolaslLvrie DI Mob** sad OLlapos 23 ddlaboriS,Porth 14 Saster.lfooriLle= Do darter aad XINGU ... U 0141 U 21ortIare 4:,...„ ___ ... . r iil Ma. tahasaaA i Derall . (2. 122 Do. par Coat. Prot. go OSoega.aad West.(lre.) I) Da.New Alf ... ... W Hon sad Way ... ... lag De. slogan - ... go Wagons/ tad * Otatislt ... HI Do. Mazda .- ... 41g Lasatater and Prestos IM Ltagmblat sad Tartakirt 4 Da! SIN ~ .., ~. A. Barsom, M.D. Medical Deportment, Admiralty, Someriet-house, 27th December, 1&50. 17 Nora.—Every small town or villso In wbich there is to Medical prectitionit should be provided with a supply of 12 4 them medicines, is order that the patients may be supplied 1 with them ea early as possible. They 'Richt be placed in i ' so the keepimi of Demo respectable person who would take as bt. iDtareet in their proper admiaistratioa. if lot it t • Gs. H H. I Ipa If SO ii ii • , pet. 7 II pa 15101 114 77 .14 1 141 114 17 13$ 14 11 it 1 4 31 :I ..11 "I 11l A dial pa - il ii Pa 7 19. 190 124 811 30 320 8, 7 I7 i Ii 01 6 II II 114 II 30 40 8 iPa 78 79 4 Se 474 99 101 49 - 34 I 23 6$ :o Ili 6 7 Pa 24 27 ~ 472 102 lot IN AIL 74 7 db. ha 122 12 22 db. " FIRS AT 82. JOHN'S WOOD.—Oh Saturday after- " aeon, shortly before 5 o'clock, the neighbourhood of Bt. Joker's Weed was paternity excited owing to a very alarming to fin hankies out is the private residence belonging to 8. B. at. Hedgkineon, E-q., No. 6, Hamilton-terr,ee. The theist", M. was occasioned by a brick having been left out of a flue of the adjoining house, which allowed the fire to rush into the swoon fivor of Mr. Ilodgkiason's residence. Owing to the 'c o firm hold the fir* had obtained before it was discovered, but mg few minutes elapsed before the flames shot in a huge body to through the root, and for some time the surrounding houses It. were grisly jeopardierd. reformation of the outbreak was .„ 11 quickly seat to the flee stations, and forthwith the brigade to and pariah engines attended. The firemen then iounct the a' Limes rushing out of every window on the second floor. An lie abaadaat satiety of water having been obtained from the 40 Maim oi the West blideleses Company, the engines were to celled into operation, and the firemen by great perseverance n eseeseded in extinguiskiog the tiamee,:but not until the upper eL part of the buildieg wee burned out, and the lower part, u with It. costly furniture, eztensivaly damaged by firs nail to water sad butt' removal. The property was insured in the Hovel Farmers' Fire-ofiles. se Lone or Lint BY Flan.—On Saturday Mr. H. M. Wakley held an inquest at the Duke of York, York-place, its. Joka'e-wood, ems William Ball, aged four, the son of Mr. 6 .. Ball, architect and laud earneyor, 12, Ithia-treeroad. De ceased was left for a short time by himself In the parlour, iM when he baste playing with the tire, and he was quickly to enveloped in Nemec The MUM, attracted by his screams, a soon extinguished the times, bet the little sufferer sustained at. such injuries that he only survived one day. Verdict, 3 "Accidental death."—On Friday Mr. Payne held en inquest to, in St. Thomas's Hospital, on Mary Anne Moon, aged tour, r, whose clothes caught fire whim the was playing with 11l Christmas candles, and she was burned Neat to a ander. so Verdict, " Accidental death." DEATH UP A CIIILD PROM Doculli POWDU.— s t y Os Bata/day Mr. Bedford held an icquest at the George i r T , Brewer-street, Ooldeu.square, on the body of ire Laura Abrahams, aged one week, who was poisoned under al Os following eiroorestanees : The evidence proved that the parents of the child read, at 10, Marylsbanastreet, and on 00 1 Christmas-eve two packets of powders were sent by Mr. iv Marshall, a surgeon, pew:tieing in Greek - street . Soho—one a,' fee the mother and the other for the infant. The nurse, to about one o'clock ea Christmas morning, gave one of the to powders, consisting of Dover's Powder, and intended for the 10 smother to the child. Every endeavour was afterwards made El counter.et the ideate of the drug, but withnnt success, I; and the child died a few de, s after swallowing the dam The gL ,stoner produced a medical certificate, given by Mr. Mar- IS shall, the surgeon, which stated "that the child IS had died from the effects of Dover's powders, ad niaistered by the nurse in mistake." He (tie co- I I reser) having interrogated the surgeon, he learned oo from him that he did net see the powder given, ruddier did so he see the child die ; all he knew about the matter was 13 whet the nurse had Meted. lie was therefore exceedingly 30 mew to giving sack a certificate, as the child might have :- Men banned in consequence, and then he would have had the unpleasant duty to perform of ordering the body to he IT eakumed. Mr. Marshall's mutant having been seat for, it he deposed to sahibs up the powders trees his employer's et. prescription. The powders intended Icr the mother each It seatained rather more than one-third of a grain of calomel. His °piston was that a less quantity would be sufficient to destroy the life of a child of such tender age. The learned to coroner hoped that the tarpon would be more particular in lo low' in granting certificates when he wu ignorant of the to cause of death, and the jury returned a verdict " That the 10 child died from the effect of an opiate, adzaiaistered in mb take." SHOCKING DEATH FROM SUFFOCATION.—On Fri- ft der an lawn was bald by Mr. Belford, the cornier, ID at the Feathers, Dean-street, Westminster, as to the death r e of Charles Henry Ciewlay, egad 19, who was suffocated to under the following shocking cannuteaces :—The deceased se was the sea of Mr. Clewlay, the coal merchant and lighter- 10 man, of the Adelphi Wharf, and ea Monday went up with 110 a barge to Mortlake. la the Galata of this veil,.-1, which was 1 1 2 only six feet by feet, he wee in the habit of lightieg a fire ' 6 in a saucepan filled with holes. Al he did not return on Tuesday his family became much alarmed. A waterman, noised Hooper, who was peening over Vasxhall- bridge, saw the barge, and a mar's bead ken ' oat of the cabin, which led him to asks further search, sad he then found the unfortunate deceased lying ea his back and dead. The jury returned a verdict that the drosseed died of suffocatioe, but they had no direst evidence to chow how it was caused. BANKRUPTCY AND MADDist.-01 Saturday Mr. Bomber, the meseenger to the Cease of Bankruptcy, reported to the iseszt that a haahrept, named Ephraim Godbolt, had died rang _sad that nisralag. Ephraim and George Godbolt were badges and earpeaters t at 14 sad 15, College-walk, Chelsea, end ea Thaseiey Irt wen made bankrupts. Nodose of adjudleadea were waved upon the heakrupte en Friday eaning. The baskrapt Ephraim GAUD had proleasly laboaredi leads, 81 health ; and the Me of having bee. seeds a heals:rapt reined such a shish Mesa the aeneas system that hi expired ia • state illidiediseeri a Saturday morals,. The first meeting Se be held 'seder the bankruptcy, for the choice ariliflonet sad p,eul of debts, is the lltk of Jamey next. MINS LIMAS Tiarrto.—The following en the last ge=fl B. ll . _, nim poseesedpb of the salmis') bush railways: Detenabwr 17 *Dee. XL Pamengern if4,621f.; pm" 418,77 H. Deems.—/sea Dee. It to Dee. 31 : Pmesegere, 113,5511 f.; goods, KUM; teed, ISRUM Raum—Prom Dem IS to Dun; Presegen, 17,3iSt. ; gouda, 17111 K.; 1U 14,706 E Ousas.rein Dm. IS to Des. El t Paminglex MAX; rods, 1311,64eL ; teed, lektOM Soaanns.—rranDes. 4 l4 to Dee. II: Pannperei Win; tone. V ist m i u Ml i t i et 16 to Dee. TS : Iteringere, WEIL I goo*. 1244 ho t w ennl.1." refit Dee. lb to Dee. 11 i,Pagnouses, MUM ; goods, It UK; IMM, 11,411 L MILITARY PROMENADE.—It tvae stated .in tislit i 6mm—ream Des 1 3 . De" : raisleu% ;Mt.; 11 " d8 ' dope that the government bid directed the meads and 7,741 L ; Wed, 10.70 A illastea—reen Dean tuDea. 11111111161 11 . 11=1:1:1 ._ 23.340L andusitely for the use of the *Sian of the itelligit, to be HAMM; goods, gardens at Chelseahospital, which had hitherto been kept ham Dee. ISM Das. Mt limmows, MOIL; Mk thrown open for the benefit of the eolith. Is I noer Me 111=1 . 101. 117,1 TH, antacid that, cm the let of January. the beinireg M la be o r * ' .ogo t *** li : 11*6* *" . 17 ' " ' ; **di ' them with the tonne trontioctbe MieseSM,_ -- f o il - Doos }D u al : p ion eers, %um ; ro ds, addiden for the swereetlen. this pri o yassei t vlitemn inassumpo XlD w ee m no be ad eta saga PAPAL AGGIDNIOn.—The High Sheriff of is=l „. _. oak , p s Imo p e. es a ; ro g h • si s is els, tie mull =l:i kes reed a notice for a coeitty mestim th. „ LiLi ppm stsmose Wel me I' the p a p ai Wed" to be ► bell at ""a"... Leces.--Ssest Des. •to Des. Its reataille. MAW.; 0 0000 . ram m4= . lBmaNgolsees ao ?Minsk .3 t v 3 1 % err, requilition was aped by the Eon owlea j w unbent malkadig ibe meths .1 asset t bal ' k eet higutabe s very largo number of lb hoe- DBB. to 1ne.14: Posswins, :WA; gonlo, ing tem. 11,33114 mod. CIL vie Ili Do. Wait MiLlag Union 80 Lands sod 13rodF•sO so Cm& sad Welk Do.Prel. (10000000,1010 Ili Lurks said 100 Loa., 18010tos, It &Cart 100 Do. New gas. p. 0L,.. 3p. II Da parautos4 CL We Croydon 11401. so Do. Prof. S pi* Cat... 00 De. Cosort. p.Ct...1138 I 1 Loolia• sad Groeowlel... 10 Do, Preforms 100 Loods!ll 88artIs-Woloto 10i 10 17i 941 MI 16 9j 6 174 lil i !12 4 4 7$ 7! $7l II Ti 4 ii I Pm of 7 8 U THE ONLY STOVE WITHOUT A FLUB.- i 1 , TE'E'S PATENT, tar worn*, lest* estersierets, bantrotroseas, Asp, mbar. and plans reastrlas . price tram Its sub spar*. Jnyee's alms &aft , ..r unpiesnast mall, limed with the Joyce's Pabst Fisk • ~,nonce to hero fray II top Imes witiesat aterstica or :...e To Is rani is are daily se the eels Progratoes, SWAN ; rt,, , • Wont-street, Varnahlar Iressorasiert ; mad st ths Illy Depot, 1. -. N. sentnulrest; sad Is bold mss tbe prlaskal Inesseserauss • n country. Juyse's Pressial Past Ow tls 1. • %only tube boil the seal sal same sa Ik. N ‘,ll. 233.0 s sad lilt Itorarstensarst. ikl.lltlll.F. CHLMNET-PIECES, ORATES, and i I t nowann, 113, Ozkad....treet, (rear s • Loadom bao oa sky Ia bts ez•amaira shoo ra.mu a t• .t t, of Al %MILE CHIIIII4 IIf•PIECILIN Register Grates and s s thr a wit 'Mont and perfect dasariptson, improved Mute* • • oal near caolkma apparatus. Every murk 014aufartured • sr 4 °meet k rinciptes, sad at ready money prtoes.—tala • • . am./ Coral) n Patent Rover. 1‘ I 1i t C ..4 H113 it. TA ad l o !!.E CUTLE . lpi eh, h a ss 1111 . been .• l• at 4, loneenenll•stseet. taw duces tram C.rneill.—Belsaced • ill yea at 30 pieces SS lee., It 3 lea, and t 4 les.; aossumen .• a. lov dome% Ws, les., Ids , el, Ms. This steals, t. ..* =WI ul dessert kites. ehelleld pieta. sands he. 1 , manly., am excellent me elononlal. hem Is. speards. II • IttllA ntiors aftd mak ewer sod pots Iste h tven mu ' • aL..sa s villanng Yd the Mho FONOMMIII •11111011 oi l ii Da. ko. /km f aim ... If Dk Mks ... ... I Do.tlesk.(o) Ng 1111140111 k Ikalk.Woomen Do. New, SU ... ... 14 Do. New, it* .- . e Do. New Manor Sk lowskart Utaar.4 prOsat.l Al Ilksfik,litts., mit Matlock II (I H HISTMAS PRESENTS.— At thim festive r... 1 of the per. whets Meade and tomes esseastrie at the • • .o.t. or join In the gamma of the Mace, • more than usual • rt Atli for peacoat attnetios, and the following unrimlled f.. the toilet are called into increased requisition. mutely, I. , I HOotAtstialt OIL, roe matte(g and @attaining a luxe briar, ROWLANDS" KALADDI. tor rendering the Min • • blo:strang, and ROWLANDS' ODONTO. or hart Dem Imparting pearl-like whiteness to the teeth. ®spat Gad • . .tie present. beware of 'parlous imitation& The sill p. a v... n beers the acme of .Ilowlands" prmedlej e ktat f • , d 1 the el apse or labd..-1161 by them at 101 ead by ebeennte Kai portsams. 1 I. IMPHRII BLACK CURRANT COUGH 'mate. In Bottles, at la lid. end 2s. 9d. am* poems for Mikan. enable too Ile down in their tad; the reeraileg came l( reel sad steep, promoting • tree eapeatoratima. It indantly rt .-them, datieuty of tor. athlete, &11., and rapidly mem toughs, ntlarnan. hoarseness, hoopmg croak consumption. A single ellectually establiods ite aaseriority over every odor land of ...shrine in mate. "old by Hammy and Co., Oxford-street ; kbpstreet. Cheepelde • and all threads. in bottles at . and b. he. mob. Oarstaa.—Bes sunlit to Nitride for BLACK CallitAlar 0017011 ELLII.II, mad do aid he d to panheme aa biglatima. Do. amok No. I Do. No. £lO Prof. Do. to Pteersesoo Do. /las a Liaol.th Its 10f I lt 37 60 $1 NI OW 137 He 234 123 2.4 U ~ 1 1 5 1: 714 796 116 106 Ils. 10 9 di& 2 1 2 i PE 13_ 11 din ,e 1 37i 11 II 10 101 31 100 33 Do. X3O ammo 100 Do. Dina. and Dorb7 lOU Do. thoo 11.411. p. IN Norfolk Lb Doalsw SU... If 21 dls 48 49 19 181 din Si 28 128 130 26 3 II 23 13 14 4119 16 12 44 9 41 84 a dia. 18 184 416 12 , 1 II 1 71 8 pet. I 7 8 I3i 14 919 64 7 6j 3141§. 11 4 414 11) iN;.T.i,iiTTCA.3. per 6i. Is North &this I Do. Profersare 11s North Staffordshire— .. s. O.k d, Wora.,llWolvor. 33 Prestos and Wyrs ses Do. Leos (A) .. IS Boad,Chold., sad Belga* Boystou and Maids 21 Do. Shopret 1 h Eateries is Sottish 13a MAW% a alta, C A Si Do. Ctrs B S Do.. Noe Geonnieed ethrswahary and Mester (Nor. W. lila.) . 13j De. Holm Do. l roesh le Sh South Dews U Do. Primus* I. South Staffordshire So South Briers SO Smith Woks IS South Irorlahlr; a laiir 301 1 24 f 5 3f 4f 1 71 SA 79} II raw Vale Exteaska 50 Watalaril milt.4mariak wk i 1 1 14 I S4 i 14 II 11 13 4 3W IL 12 13 Sa9l et es I 11l IS 3 n die I 7dk ie I iireTriai .ii) 131 4 6 51 61 619 3 4 ! 9. 91 131 141 I ;0 - 01 . 03,3 yO, Ira - Tem.l 30 WU% acimmit, 80007. Tork.trowtoodo&Browiri 10 Dalt& (Tort& Nowa. 9 Do. GI.N.Lr arohorltor 10 York lad North 111191aod. 10 Do. Mime= Form= RILILIVATS. q Miloatellos Oslo Dallas ami Autr • lsh) 10 wi ng . . SS isishqs ng l a Audis. s (norms) .. am $ 4 NI lb 44 43 11# 6+ 6 As. SI 31 16 II 4I 33 MI6 11 1 dim. 3 16 lO 41 4116 I pia I Pau a 13 4 RRR Ms 34 /A 311 37 die j 6 11 11 1 1 3 23 t 1 31 n 19 6 14 131 6i 11 Orel s Orem ban PoArm ... If De. SO Dossonst Liege IS 7 Onsmsuslisrassaz 10 reds sol Defies 11l r_ sod Drois LS "Wised SI Dim 1111 Sods, r Mom ... IS Wars sod Niro —. NI $1 CORONERS' INQUESTS. SUICIDE OP A PRISONER IN THE HOUSE TENTION. On Saturday Mr. Wakley held an at the House of Detention, Clerkenwell, to in iota the circumetancee attending the death of Schmidt, aged fill, a German merchant, who •:.u..tted esitdestruction by banging himself in his cell in •se prime. It will be remembered that the deceased •s. Loused at the Marlbarough.street Polies court, on . • toy last, with obtaining valuable property from Mr. A Maths, stiveronith and jeweller, of Forgot*, Sh.flield,to t!. intent of by means of forged Austrian Coupons. Ile was remanded for a west to the House of I-ter...be, at ...lett place be terminated his eziatenco.—l. a warder, mid it was hie duty to arouse the •is ie the morning. He did on on Christmas morning a' ; hut Gould not make the deceased hear in kis lir the sell tar, and lowed the deemed klmrmis the door. He we sospeedsd from the go rope o I kw • of sod WIN taps belonging to hit drawer,. H ' 11 "•*- CUM to the pipe, sad hie fest were about tram the ground. The deemed was quite arms were warm. There we a chair close tram which he hod thrown Unwell. Wit •ned the gas off on the previous night about to nine, when the deceased wee in hie hammock, • . geared Weep. Mr. W. Blades, surgeon to the prism e saw cisesesed sees alter seven o'clock on Wednesday He we lying apse tits floor of his cell perfectly This. was a deep mark ironed his neck, where the ..c.a. had been fastened. He had died from suffocation. , ris taw him on the preview= evening, wbea he seemed Re said be could not speak Eanlieb, in answer to hien plat to bins by witness. The jury, who thought .ins of the othmals of the prison bad been to biatne, tee t , ,11 ,wtog verdict ' That the decemef des eiweel,. but in what slats of mind there was ao .ru .4 , A SrEigrrnrairr.—On Satorday. Mr. eonc,uded, at the, Old Nisei Arno, Bigot's. St leo , •,•., an 'Amazed Unmet ea Bestial egtd 50, lea of the late Nr. Tithasead, well I utterwure sad es the tart, sad ethebrated ea a Jaime Dials, dethassel's teapsales, sated was so deeilthie that he slept la oaths, deer • wt....y.1,re be 00•14. Oaths sight at his death be On a abash of a taproom Las usessupied pto w vid-rreet, sad before gots, to .leap cow • Ito Louditios, sad dealsred that be would destroy Musing his is the middle of the night, withal karts of deceseed, whom he found ly log dead la Use • 10s Wes buried is the daat. It was 'lntim stated ids deceased drew a therm fed B,ooth. on his Lien, which he soda pest la fell awl &with. • ater whieb, his his. hlr. -- `':.•ogrus to St. Oil e s's 1111:awast, deposed that he I /Oa asorten essathatiew, sad that deceased ~s tarkua el the heart. Vesdist—" Natural death." II IS, LIVIIRPOOL, Dates*" 28. Broca lisoaawsta.—The musket to-day wu stiff, sad, midweek busiaew rue stack, yet it Is augured that prices will eau mem their taw* —Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire (late Chester and Birkenhead), 161—CaMesita, 103—Cheetsr sad 80101624 (ref. oar. 33 per cent.), 133 — Eastern Counties, 6 4—Beat Ltscashire, 12—Ditto (pro wears shares) 71—Lenceshire and Yorkshire Coital., 673 B—Ditto (Mat shares), 7l d.—Ditto (fifth shares, W. B. U.), 611 d.—Loadea and North Western (wow 3 shares), 31 4 p.— Ditto (3 stuns C), 23 p.—Msachester, likelfteld,and Lincoln (pref. shares), 101—Midland, 48 4—Ditto (3 shares), 19 101 3 d.-13wath Bastera sad Dryer, 23 3—York, New castle, and Berwick (pref. spoil! up). d. 3 MANCHESTER, DWISISe I f M. Bronx Exaatimia.—Thers is a steady ambit, with a moderate bushes 's. The starker has sot meowed its tons, bat is gredeaUy improvise, sad prime also firmly at a slight adman. BIRMINGHAM, Deawavr 28. Brom Exciatrom.—This share makat was fiat aisle to• day. adios& plias did not holm resede. Nat* thalfords clawed at ei die. hymn; and Illirepakin Unless were dew at 31 dia. LIIiDS, Dmenher 21. &rocs Exciaxam—Thal was ossly a Halted bade's' dos* this nicenbag, but oa tbe wbela Ike 'Basket was filues. Sala: Midland Pref., lita Mc ; Math Weston; 121. 6a. 3d. die ; Task and 1.1.4 th Kidlaad, 22i. MINES. (From the DmIN Airs) BATUILDAT EVIIIINO. For the last few days the general business on the market has been flat, although several large private orders have been executed. The transactions of the week have been below the average, which may be ac counted for principally by the Christmas holidays. Prices have ben s'eadtly maintained, and the dispo sition in most cases is rather to buy than to sell. The following are the latest quotations: Alfred Console; 19, 20; Bedford United, 61, 61; Bleck Craig, 5 ; Butterden, 8 ; Cern Bruno, 45, 50 ; Cock's Kitchen, 9, 10; Devon Great Consols, 250, 280; East Pool, 130; East Tamar, 11 ; East To!gus, 19, 21; East Leisure, 33, 35; Great Paddern, 80 to 100; Gustavus Mines, 661 ; Kirkcudbright, 51, ; Lelant Console, 21, 22 ; Mill Pool, 4 ; Merllyn, 51,1; North Busett, 15, 20; Pendarves Console, 61, 71; South Tamar, 21,1; St. Aubyc and Grylls,s, 6; Tregor dan, 7,9; Treviskey and Barrier, 275, 280; West Alfred, 111, 12; West Cuadon, 971, 100; West Providence, 671, 70; West Tolgus, 10; Wheal Mary Ann, 64, 86; Wheal Trefusis, 20; Tremayne, 22, 221 ; Wheal Venton 91 101. In foreign shares i—Alten, 3; Australian, 21, 3; St. John del Itey, 14, ; Im.,:erial Brazilian, -I!, .5! ; United Mexican, 54, ; Cobie, 35, 36; Cupiapo, 5, ; Cows, 2 1 , 31; Santiago, 6, 7. At the weekly sale of copper ores held at Itedruth on the 26th instr.nt, 2,398 tons realised 10,7321. Is. 6d., average price per ton 41.9.. 6d., average pr.( duce 62. The following amounts were realised by the different mina: Crated Mines, 757 tons, 3,3771. 155.; Tre myelin. 410 tons, 1 2001. SE; Par Consols, 314 taus, 1 1,6331. 61. ; South Caradon, 225 tons, 1,8051. 12s. 64.; South Tolgus, 205 tone, 1,0941. 1 le.; Wheal Comfort, 180 tons, 3211. 9s. 6d. ; Treleigh Consols, 114 tons, 4571. 18s. 6d.; Wheal Mary, 100 tons, 4231. 8,. 6d.; West Wheal Jewel, 59 tons, 2801. Os. 6d. ; West l're thellan, 14 tons, 371. lls.; Richard's Ore, 14 tons, 611. 12s. ; Respryn, 6 tons, 361. 12s. METALS.—'.decals remain very quiet, consumers are delaying purchues till the tarn of the year, and but few shipments are taking place. Scotch pig iron has advanced fully . 2s. 6d. per ton, and the market is firm. Lead is qu iet, but prices remain unaltered. Foreign tin has been in good demand, both for Straits and Barra, at advanced prices. Copper remains as our last. Tin plates in large demand at full rates. Speller very dull of sale, stock about 6,750 ton. The Daily News commenced giving exclusive in formation respecting mines and mining, under a con viction of the importance of the subject, both with reference to the country generally and to the public, who have invested largely in the numerous adventures afloat. A single day often produces a great change in the prospects of a mine. Hence, early and public notice of the change is desirable, to guard against as improper use of exclusive information. Next in im portance to our mines of coal and iron are those of copper, tin, and lead, and it is in these that we find the greatest fluctuations, and con sequently the widest opening for speculation. The dealing in the shares of mining adventures has grown into a businessof considerable extant, but, at the same time, so open to abuse as to call for the adoptioa of some plan of proceeding by which a more regular market may be established under the control of a responsible committee. This will tend to inspire the confidence of the public, many of whom have suffered from the unprincipled conduct of agents, who un blushingly give a false colouring to their reports merely with the object of raising the price of the shares. Great caution is at all times required on the part cf the public in laying out their money in this class of speculation, bat experience has thown that with proper judgment and holding in several mines a very ample return may on the average be obtained. Is the published list of mining adventures there will be found many that will prove to be utterly worthless. This to be expected when we consider that the list com prises from 200 to 300 mines. The present year has been a very favourable one for mining; the prices of metals have been moderately good and the great no oses of a few concerns, both at home and abroad, created a stimulus which has led to a larger number of new adventures than perhaps in any former year, and we believe we may also say that of the new concerns there is a larger proportion of good and promising mines; whilst some of those which last year were only in the " promisiog" state have this year been paying dividends to the holders of the shares. It may he observed, however, that the market prices of shares do not always indicate the true value of a mine, for many mines that have brought high prices have afterwards failed ; and, on the other hand, many of those mines which now bear a very low pries are probably destined to become of great value. In the absence of dividends, therefore, it is math safer to take the price as a means of showing the estima floe in which the mine is held; and there are now many undertakings bearing a good price which will soon be in a madam to pay dividends. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MONEY MARKET. THIS DAY. Two o'CLoaz. The market for the home funds is quiet to-day, the attsetios of the habitues of the stock exchange being mainly directed to the settlement of the fortnight's account in the foreign stock and share mar kets, the heavy fluctuations of prices, and the large amount of hoodlum which has been tranuated in the latter market more especially, having, as was anticipated, led to large " differerars." The English fonds Sc. now weaker than they opened. Business in Camels we. first marked at 964, but the market soon beams flatter, and sales were made at 9434. the present quotation being 96j to j ex div., for the opening of the lfith January. The Reduced Three per Cents. have been dealt in at 974, 4, and 97 ; the New Threteand-a-Quarter pee Cents., at 984, 4, and 4. Bank Stock, at 2131 and 213. Thireare still a good many sellers of the unfunded seeerithm, and prices show no signs of a rally. Exchequer Bills of all sizes have met with bail.- nese at 82s. and 58s. prem.; India Bonds, under 1,0001, at 735. prem. In the foreign stock market the dealers are busied with the adjostment of their aceounte, and cane =ely the real business is on a very small wale. The is prices is confined to an improvement in =stacks, and some little flatness in Mexican Bands, which have been done as low as 35. The sales reported in the official list are at the following rates: Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 59; ditto Font per Cent. Certificates, 91. 90j. Belgian Four and-a-Half per Cents., 901. Mexican Bonds, 35, ; ditto for the 15th Jan., 351. Russian Four-and-a- Half per Cents., 981, Spanish Active Five per Cants., 171; ditto Three per Cents., 391. Ve nezoek Two-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 31; ditto Deferred, 11, 1. M. 31ount, of the house of Laffitte, Blount, and Co., of Paris, and M. Pinard, director of the Comptoir National D'Esoompte, arrived here on Friday on • mission to obtain enbenriptions for 600,0001. towards the tender for Renter to be adjudicated on the 31st at Paris. These gentlemen, in conjunction with Messrs. Devaux, Usielli and Co., have in two days succeeded in completing their lists : The proposals uoutd by Messrs. Devanx were as follows : Mewls. D snd Co., beg to Inform Mears. Match less* and Bon, that they will receive applications for the new French loon of 493,000 lessee Resta Three per Cent. Stock, sad 1,648,400 francs Mentes Five per Cent. stock, through them (tempera's desirous of being isterested therein. The Compote Nationale d'Esostrapte of Paris his received sub scriptions fir two thirds of this amount, end the remainder Nail to abiut 600,0001., they propose to receive applications ior in England. A commis/ion off per ant. will he charged by Mears. Devanz and Cs., in oddities to the l per cent charged in Faris by WI above inetithtion. First payment, 20 per cent, eight daps after the adjudicuion; second, 20 per cent., 25th January 1851 ; third, 20 per cent., 25th February 1851; fourth, 20 per cent., 26th Much 1651 ; filth, 20 per coo'., 264 April 1851. Those gentlemen desi rous of subscribing for the above loon will have the goodness to send letters of applicatith to Messrs. Hutctsieson acid Spa forthwith, as the saittdisatios will take place on Tues day neat in Par - ie.—London, 27th Der. 11350. The following are the calculations on which the oprrations are bawd: £lOO,OOO nominal capital wanted to be subscribed in Eng land of French recites, vin.: £450,000 Five per Cents. £150,000 Three per Cents. Already subscribed in Paris £1,400,000 Present price Five per Cant. ex dividend is Three 57.70 .1 £2,000, , 000 has been tendered for, ll at Five per Cants. Three per Cents 64.6 01 The minister has reinsed to accept the above, requiring 93 50 for Five per Cents., and 68 25 foe Throe p.r Cents., payable after adjudication, of which the first Instalment of 20 per cent. i. only payable in eight days after the loan is taken. _. _ Present prim Five per Cents Minister's prim Interest ma late instalment 95.65 92.85 Difference lower than the present price. Present pries These per Cents. Minster 's • - 67.70 s price 85.60 interest on late ine:alatents.... 65 J D.ffetesee lower then the present price. 2.10 If French restos fall helote the edjudiestioa on the 31st inst., it is espcseed the minister will lower his limits. Notwithstanding the renewed applications of the merchants to the tireeham Committee, no answer has yet been received with regard to the covering-in of the area. The merchants have waited patiently, and shown every deference to the Gresham Committee; they have even gone the length of sacrificing their own comfort, by &laying to go to the Hall of Com merce, so that they might not appear to show want of confidence in the desire of the Gresham Committee to fulfil their trust and do justice to the mercantile community. It lies now with the merchants to de cide whether they will or will not submit to such unworthy treatment. In the discount market the step taken by the Bank of England in raising their rates to 3 per cent, has been followed by the private dealers, and there is no want of bills, as at the present season the holders have no choice in getting accommodation. Bills like wise are pressed on this market from abroad, but though the total amount offered is large, and larger indeed than at this season last year, it does not seem to be more than the natural expansion of business which has taken place would necessarily produce. Meters ()versed and Gurney have advansed the rate for money on call to 2i per cent., and the joint stock banks have raised their rates. Foreign rates of discount may be quoted u follows: —Adelaide, 25 per cent.; Amsterdam, 2k per cent.; Antwerp, 2 to 4 per oent.; Bourbon, 6 per cent. ; Brussels, 4 per cent.; Copenhagen, 5 per cent. ; Frankfort, 3 per oent.; Hamburg h, 4 per cent. ; 'snub, 8 to 9 per cent ; Madrid, 6 per cent. ; New York, 6 to 7 per oent.; Peru, 24 per cent.; Phila. delphia, 5 to 6 per cent. ; Rio Janeiro, 7 per nat.; San Francisco, 8 to 10 per cent.; Trieste, 5 to 51 per cent.; Vienna, 5 per cent. ; Valparaiso, 12 per cent. The Bank of England returns for the week ending 2let of December 'hew a considerable decrease of bullion, partly accounted for by the exportations to Paris and the Warner in the stock of the Bank of France. There is likewise an increase of discounts to the extent of a million, which has been the induce ment for the Bank to rain it. rates. The other items require no comment. 'foe accounts of the Bank of France for the week ending Thursday, December 26, show the following results (23 frame he El): Bellies Bellies es area 196,603 ° 701 weeklies lOO6 ~ Peelle deseile Private B.lla dimming 6, 830,070 Glivameskeessieles As onapand with the previous week, the return shows: lame@ et balks £523,4 7 .7 Damn of bellies os deposit: 49.349 Imams of eireulatios 333,613 Deer use of public deposit. 181,616 lacunas of private deposit. „ bill distousted goverareest seesuittee The noticeable features are the dentate of public deposits and increase dein:dation consequent on the Payment of the Three per Cent Benne, due on the 22nd ; the increase of bullion and decrease of bullionl on deposit, arising from the pressure to get gold coined at the French mint, and the large importation of sovereigns from England and 10 florin pieces from Holland. Next week a further operation on the public del: its, eireilstion, and, probablr, the bullion will be shown under the progress of paying the divi dends, and an increase of amounts for the monthly bills The bullion market la London has received large , supplies, but the demeads upon it an and as we reported yesterday, an advance of has taken place on bar 'du: and dollars. A we have to reports huhu in the pries of gold et Hatabargb, and of gold coin at Paris, Frankfort, Berlin, Ant werp, and Brussels. There is no report as yet to be made as to changes in silver abroad, which will in all likelihood now rally, although it was lately 411 10Piage Au snalysis of the railway traffic returns for the lest week (already published in the Express) shows, u compared with the cor responding week of 1849, an inert us of 17,3151. in the gross receipts, and an increase in the mileage of 711 miles, accompanied with a dr cresse of 21. ss. in the amount received per mile per week. The receipts on 6,144 miles were 242,2481., or at the rate of 391. 6s. per mile per week ; whilst for the corresponding period of last year they were 244,9331. on 5,433 miles, or at the rate of 411. 10e. per mile per week. Tne amount of the precious metals exported from the port of London danng the week cedilla Thursday last as returned from official sources, was 2,800 ounces of gold coin, and 1451b5. of gold duet, and 401,693 ounces of silver shipped u follows :—Gold coin: To Belgium, 2,800 ounces. Gold dust: To Rotterdam, 73 lbs.; to Amsterdam, 72 lbs. Silver coin: To Rotterdam, 101,000 ounces; to Hamburg, 142,000 ounces ;to Belgium, 20,000 ounces. Silver bars : To Rotterdam, 12,000 ounces ; to Hamburg, 77,000 ounces; to Dunkirk, 10,000 ounces • to Calcutta, 39,693 ounces. The total value of t hew exports is about 118,0001. It is evident from these returns that the large amounts of gold sect by private munergers to Paris are not accounted for. Thee remittances in one week were not less than a quarter of a million. 0...1d dust is a novel article of export, and it is likely to in crease, as it is sent from New York to various European markets. The German and East Indian demand for silver is still ooesiderable. The export returns have not included considerable shipments of sovereigns to Portugal. On the 23rd December the Betsey schooner arrived from South ampton with 22,000 sovereigns. It would be very desirable to get a return from the port of Southamp ton, u the arrivals and shipment, of specie at that pot; are now considerable. The irnprts of bullion during the week have been : By the Isabella Blyth, from St. Helena, 3,500 dole. ; by the Madrid, Peninsular steamer, 19 begs specie and 9 packages of bullion ; by the India, 1,0001. ; by the Avon, from the West Indies, 201,9551., or 1,009,997 dole. (whereof 732,250 doll. silver, and 296,727 dole gold). The total value of imports is about 207,0001., but the total of exports probably reaches 500,0001. The silver by the Avon has all been sold. Accounts from New York and California represent those markets as well supplied with bullion. ENGLISH IPUNDIL—Tau DAT. , itsel Mtock, :33 14 ci.47.71;.,9e1 I pt et 'Md. Alms. 91 ryas. 9QI i pm CLCas. Anna, &at /01%110.4 t h rlr 111"51L to 6216 - . I per et Moulton Boothe: . L . : ---- per 1 Ot. O? Mt. IT II II pc, Ot. Dots. lirods.9o 2 Orme& Dektried /Mt. 31 44 Si per OW., 6 par 10 . ll4i. Db. 341 6 prr et Brazilian 111.., 87 9 II per : Or. S.nita F .K.N 714 852 I DIM Derr. 66 7 Dortucuthe 0..t0r.. 34 6 I pta Cl. When. Arch 66 2 I per et I II 9...1t9 11 Ditto 0111L11. Mx, 102 5 Dttto Spat lids, 171 1 Ditto Oebuub. thi. Dd.. 3 pre et. epithet Mt. 321 424 ColtunNan Egnalur Mc. 36 1 Ito. Deferred Mc. 2 3 v os. Datarth lick. TI 8 Mho Purdy, Dlr. 31 4 4 per et Duteh Wk. fr 4 24 tut M. VIIMMOIA Ws.. n 3 4 per Cl. Dutch Cert.. 110 1 hatestuMa Dederripi Dacus. 11 13 INCING-LANE.—THIS DAY. The holidays continue, and we have no market report of impsrtarsee to make; the public sales will re•oommenee on Thursday nest. °mg.—Seal, pale. 381. to 391 ; straw, 371.; brown sad yellow, 341. to 351 ; sperm, 841. to 881.; head-matter. 961. to 981.; cod, 401.; South Sea, 341. to 37&. ; olive. Galipoli, 441 to 451. ; Spanish and Sicily, 43/. ; palm, 291. to 301.; cocoa-nut. 291. to 331.; seed, rape, pale, 371. 10a. to 381 ; limed , 331. les. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market is quiet to-day The delivery list wink was stood, being 2,166 cask,. The demand is improving. Tows Tallow is quoted at 365. 9d. ; Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 370 ; all the sear. 36. 6d. to 9d ; Jan., Feb , and March, 364. 6d. to 9d. ; last three months of 1861.384. 6J. to 9d. COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. Holywell, 16e. et; Brien Main, 15e.94 ; Huddle's West Hartley, 14,. 64 ; Wells End Haswell, 17i. 341. ; Wells Had Laaabton. 16e. 9d.; Walls Bad Stewart's, 17e.—Sbips at market, 36. SOUTIIWARK POTATO MARKET.—THIS DAY Teed* the last week has been very heavy, and, though considerable reduction in price has been submitted to, there have not been so many peratoes sold u we have had arrive since our lut report, which hes been very extensive, both by rail and cutstwise. The following are this day's quota tions: York Regents, 901. to 100..; Scutt!), 551. to 75.; Caps, 60,, to 84. ; Wisher& Regents, 00s. to 80s. ; Fr e nch whites, 60s. to 70s. MARK LANE.—THIS DAY. The simply of English Wheat at market this morning was very short; good dry seraphs were in request, and brought the extreme quota:ions of Monday last ; the illeoeditioned parcels were very difficult of disposal. There was a retail sale for foreign Wheat, at former prime. Tke receipts of French Flour have been large during the week, and to make progress in sales a decline of Is. per sack bad to be submitted to. Cnoice Barley maintained late rates; but secondary and inierior qualities were obtainable at a reduction of Is. per quarter. Osta were rather easier to purchase, although the supply was not lams. Beans dad, and Pau to same instances Is. cheaper. lIRMSH. Shillings per Qr. Watma, FAN" a Kent -- .. red 39 to 41 to 44 white, 41 to 43 to 44 Norfolk and Garlbak... " 33 to Si to CI- do. 30 to 43 to 45 'Waren (isms i r Salblk) ... .. - . ....- . 46 to 44 Cambridge & LlneMared 33 to 117 to 43 . wklte, 37 to 41 to 45 Nortlituaber. &Scot.* .-to - to -... do. -to- to - Rem new Ol to 2S - old, 24 to 24 liamsg, feeding 2l to 22-dtatllliog Maltias ........... —...- 24 to 24.-cheralter ISM SS_ Ana 30 Irish lim,s• Wm •a. TRICK TV MEAT ...... .............. .............. .... — 30 Kum OATS Etwallah, hod 17 to 19. black Ditto Poland* ...-- . 19 to 2a. potato Berwick Ze Scolds, bed IS to 19 potato ........ 2O to 22 Irish. feed— 25 to HI to 17...b1ack ... ..... Ditto, potato —....... IS to 20 Pus, vey ... . It to 211. maple • blue ....... —.......... ..... 20 to 33.. imperial V to 40 White If to 26 .boi ..7i 27 to SO Bass , . Maroon .......... .......-- 26 to 26.. list 2610 SS.. *id 23 to ao Harrow 2S to 30 . 5wa1130t032.-old 32 to 34 TAMS, now spring ........ to --new winter 40 to 44...5id to Rosario, new eI...TWIZIA, per ewt. red.. .. ... 33 to 46... white SO to 30 LIMIZAD CUM, per thowand _ Z 9 to Z 9 10 _ _ Por av of 2891 b.. nova, town made, delivered 37 to 40... fine houae k hokl ... 34 to 3 ;,. 6 Norfolk and titiftolk.. : 28 to 10...ahltes 3O t o 33 POREIGII. h 5llll dP Per Qr. Wzr.4o, Dantrie and liootimbrrg if In 44.. line Pornevaneaa. 42 to 44...110at0ek 46 to 48...Stettln 40 to 42 Ifretteb -....... SS to 41...Eratoot 42 to 44 Daniah....„............. Si to 41-11amburg l4O to 42 Ruvalan-......-.- ........ 33 to 39. .Egyptian 26 to 24 - 36 to 43 Rea- 22 to 21 damn; feeding 2l to 22. dlattlling 11 to 21 Lavertto - to - -Italia Can 271 to 33 Oa T% gamin% Pumer.aer wad Blnyaad 7777._.„. IT to 19 Bo adfoli and Danish - II to 19 Ftlastioad and Mat* ked Ditto. brew. -........... IS to 241...Potanda ..... ..... 3O to 21 BM,P, tick - 24 to 16 okt ... 26 to 28 Small - .24 to 211...01d Egyptian ....... --20 to 23...Tuvtany ... II to 20 Pout grey — 25 to 36 White: .... . .....n is T - o ss...boaers .... -...... 30 to 32 Taunt old Lotman, Baltic and tad .a. - ~ 4l to 44 Mediternmemnand Odra RAParrIlD 48 1034.. Menspreed 22 to 35 Ctovnasawn, rad--.....per owl. 36 to 41...wh1te 3O to 30 Avemutt Canna frveoldobt per ton, itl 10 to £4 15 LIMMIED CALI, Dutch and Getman ditto Z 6 nto E 7 0 Unto French and Anstmisati ditto El oto £6 0 Per Barrel of 196165. Ewan, Amerlean 21 to 32...Cnnadian Dentate II to is. Donators Vrenclt, per sack of 23016 a. 26 to 33 31111T•LO INTO LONDON MOM 23rd DEC. To 28th DEC. um E 0110.6. lieotoli. Irish. toreirb When 3OIO Barley 7777». 17:0 -04 a• _ -. .. . .- 604 5390 4:21 4479 Maar, 1 4741 awake; 1609 n.rrela. Malt, 11912 qrs. BOROUGH MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mean Pattenden and Smith report that the demand for all tine Hops continues good, at fall prima. SMITHFIELD MARKET.—THIS DAY. We have a good supply of Btasti, considering it is so soon after Christmas. Trade is generally dull, but acme of the choicest kinds still make 4s. ; this must, bowevir, be reek • oned an extreme qaotatim. The number ol Sheep is small ; bin the butchers, not having cleared out well, they buy very sparingly. Only some of the small and Rood qualities are readily disposed of. Big Sheen are a heavy trade. Choice Calves are scarce and d . From Germany and Holland there are 43 Beasts, 150 Sheep, and 76 Calves; Scotland, 250 BeasM; 700 from Norf.lk and Suffolk; sod 1,800 from the Northers sad Midland Counties. Per atone of St► a d... e. Per ftono of Blte. ad. ad. Beet Swim. Ilerefted4.. 3 1 4 0 Wet Do.. Ilf. Ida bit 0 0 0 Best tlbort.borne ...... 3 3 II DeelLoug-eru015........ 3 6 3 1 &wad quality lIsY.. I 3 4 Do. do. Sboru ...... 0 0 0 Calves 3 4 6 To awl wcand 6604 3 2 3 Boot Du 1141f.brala 2 1 4 2 lamb. . . 0 0 Matta at s m irk*, 3.100; lbw tad, Low; 2,660 * Oen% 127 : 303. CEYLON Rums Rzonigsr.—lt is stated that orders hays been issued to redacts this regiment to the extent of 400 men. CALCUTTA.—Detacbmette of the 21tb, 03rd, and 80th Regiments-4 officers and 132 men—arrived at Cal cutta from Ragland on the 101 of October, on board the Ellenborough. CORFU. Detachments of Royal Artillery 5 officers and 100 men—arrived at Corfu on the 261 November in the Resistance from England, and detachments, consist ing of 7 officen and 200 men, by the lame ship, embarked at Malta on sth and 7th of December for Enelsnd. CHARGE OF ILL-TREATMENT OF A PALTER At the Croydon petty session. on Saturday last, Mary Anne and Sarah Richmond were Aarged with haver on several occasions violently smutted and ell used Mary Rockland, a girl who had been taken front the Godatone Union-home into the service of the father of the amused, about two years beak, from the effects of ;which treatment she stated she had bees rendered deaf. Oa one occasion it was stated she bad roe away, but wan compelled to return, and was locked up in a miler. The guardian of the Gudatone Union is consequense instituted the inquiry before the megiatrates, and the girl herself, whose appearance was healthy, and whom age was 16, detailed the circumstances of her treat. mint, seeming the two daughters of her muter of a variety of assaults with a stick, boxing her ears, knocking her head against the wall, throwing water over her head, making bee get out of bed in the might and lie on the carpet, and taking 21. from her, and giving her old clothes in exchange. Mr. Richmond had threatened her with a prison ,if she ran away. She did not complain to any person of her treatment, become she was afraid she should be beaten more if she did so. Mr. Richards, who appeared for the defence, said he was instructed to deny all the statements of the girl, except that en one occasion Mies Richmond bed struck her far a fault, and called several labourers in the employ of Mr. Richmond, who deposed to her having never complained of ill.treatment, and also Mr. F. Richmond, brother of the accused, who deseribed the girl ss sulky and unwilling to work Two other witamme, who lodged in the house, had beard her aomplain. Theg bench, after a very long bearing of the case, remanded the two persona accused till Saturday next, with an intimation that they would then be committed ter trial. Bail for their appearance was then taken. Tam PLYMOUTH MURDER —The examination of witneasse beams the magistrates is the charge. against Bar tholomew Harrington and Timothy Donovan, of having been soncomed in the murder of William Brown Arabrom, en the limning of the 17th of November, in Stonehouse-lane. was closed on Friday night. The evidence throughout is of a circumstantial character; establishing beyond all doubt the feet that the prisoners were at the,very spot where the fatal blow was struck within a minute of the time that it was struck; that one of them (Harrington) had about that period insulted several other parties; that after the blow wee strach the saes by whom it seat have been infieted went into the bow of Donovan; that be (Donovan) bad, when Ant apprebemilekdenled having on a kind older. which be ' bee dasehmaproesits have worn on the day provisoes to the murder. mid aseaesneg that as to size and appweaea they answer to Ms iismeiption which bad been given by Ambrose immediately after be was struck, and also to the dewily tiost given Isy William Thomas who was in company with Ambrose whoa struck, and who himself was knocked down. 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