The Express. — London, England, 1861-12-31 00:00:00

(our . • t•t. .14yss ~ i t 0, th e tiakrn *III the ire! 41.4 v. Alb.l ..%..71 might :111.•• thr • trfacr, I. f;‘, dine. .wt .4 ins..naltst.. At "sir tel I. town art at •..rk c.•, f..r Ele double pnry...r by .Inrk. IlWall4 to awiW 'Which 11l arra& A yr..% 4.1.. ti at k Wu ~ 11 • •: 1 ' .4%.y. It s. IL I.•l4tia l t .1 tb.• 10. A. u. 1.116 %.11i .4 11. a. 114ter ti.. 13.; ..1 .I..wu an tft I. • o •ht, jut.. c..tw,uiriat idol thtli It :. as anteelitt..l %TOW. NtAt..r. •Icriug thr bratitifitl ids ae arc i iijiiyin t / herr. mi. rat trr I. much lower in the U..tite• Marne than in 11 e f.nt t'.,At the ri..iti•• ill i t. r.l. in r l g ....very.' with ws.tatiii riiimug frolll the •r. li•t..rday uniriiing iii of M Chevalier iiniiii.l at i::: ali• .22 2-3 Fahrenheit, I.• A /..r.i 0. (271 F.) il. i‘...,....,t thy ,t;:iiiier which el I ':ukl-3. wa,. ..bliged to .ty before yevtertlay, in .a. .4 the river being in- I. I. 4. .1. trrmit..l t.. bare s N rc•• ita t!..• ►I.Y. Lsar.rosperr.) a. of England i• Doer an 4 , .4 war or us. Mar W ith 1.1 . .i/ht of the preaeut cri a' ea.. are rnerally formed a ruun4 a centre nucletta ; orulingoutsitle the nucleus, in tlw paternal graap 4 her to hr exchanged foe lee, or to be retained as d..• .1 good conduct, is TLia e.astrinned s e espa- In prnfournivas of pesos, eutton, is wore degrading toly .4 Piedmont traieta lii• t., hug not.t increase til Koine in it* capital know that our =critic:es le are really for Italy, one point all parties are ( fphiiou being as to .orupli.hed : the ultra red lurr4, a prompt demand foe araw.l risang of Italy .wer ~,,,, .at and moderate lepatelentw ..0 the good 4,* a l e e n ,,iy .lone w. mita, led their hluinll fur Italy. content is rampant, that w .4qmortunity of Tenting minas an enemy, they will iireen**iit Avoiding, that borthy .4 coatbklice, &WI it 1134 shOWII itself uutit Ign affairs. Tice 4.,vern io in. cane Cllll they at- Roman ait 11w pkomire of the a. us Velilee, the y orjanival. It is my ate ictrty are steer- Kamm ; and that the Its support to this counts majority on the vote sent oppoeite Forties WI in our tfou.e Cow be trained a. in other take some years before . dy have acquired the ,• "(strain. novit men the kiwi. of the party the proper her Itaron Iltscaeolt cep brews t• very doubt lito.ter .4 the • Interior .pp rs which wrote fur ow veering round. I on the volt. of coati the •nd wm., that the ;lit, the .tatcnienta of - were able, and the merely attacks, aad action or practicable . object for Italy p0...e..i0n of Rome ; iietlexid,•, her govern wi.e.t c0m1.,. in seek efficieut army. One which this army is uscription ought to limn. The time fur ...let, but the aye heavily on the poor i. I regret to ob- Aim of the liberty of ig lately read that a at Florence was sup s of the 24th there I. about to be com mune remarks in , sisl I understand lectures in coos& slier it i. stated to be commenced maple remarks in a iment. Ruch a mim e, not only to lovers omite parties—the would wish to see with to ; a complete '.trictiou on freedom mai the nucleus, ao dip on. much by She is tine about Tom of all r:prri ~,~ on AU latinettled wont discontented ish to return to the ortnnately, the coat •reaaed of late years, i.a•re this season, 1..1 the conscription 0 to all tlie4e griev natnnil cry of the " The re the peeple are sot inlay it; I`l, said the West holies wasp- Nix of 'devilry la line will it he said. have always loved e free, who would he man who with Italy for unity, . King to return ild be an sat both ,$ is much more 1 be bis republic wildly sow when Havre and other Trench Ilialator of appointed to cony ma Nelt biting,o proforma ism sot bowleg oar at applied for loradd. ho of groat trOot taliablo to too their 1111.7 of Pi. fe. ling ;;; Koine know that I. are reel ..Ste point ul opinion : tire .t, a ppm arund r depetulen alre:uiy e.l their hl io • ..plmorlUl moot ate et. ..rthy .1. 4 111 11.14 4KI • gn io esi. RO/111111 the pl. ; ao 1.. organise to part prriont ; its septum • majorit; meta . a'tnonrl train. take Italy hAt tte ..(ittra the 1..u..1 depend. her Item. h I , .logt•T ~liul.trr pap raw .w veer • on the the • red .:ht, the .y were inerel; I action rtent of ritutical. • wi.e.t 1 eltictei shit+ cotineril 1.4 h.savily Is. 1 14 tug lat.. . at Flu ~f t ale , . Monte ate! lectust P•Pcr • to I t mac Intent. ce, DOI otit De WOl with 11 and t' tdn She •follll .•16 OD e wort wish b ortnn Tease hoer 11.1 eh is tot Static !min the imam Neal la bee to he ri Ita is IN told I i the vial Ha Irrel art Ano hit P.C. r ai b. he tel .144. 14 . 4 . N . lA . L►N..! V LUNACY OIMMLVION. ( MIS Da r.) inquir% ours n.unlexl thi4 m..niiug fur the .i.orath time . Mr. Henry Jobs Ho .4, surgeon, of Cromer, called sad ..foamed by Mr. Field Mi. Wunlham came to me is Is6l, refereace to s sore in his leg. On the 4th February in Hist yew I was soot fur to I'ga:icy's to attend him. I found La 1... w bruised.. thust.iii he had lama lidding. but he said irkiisse were sors.ioneil by a fall from his hors... WWI , surgery eau Itith August, and soul be had t tust:h of . but din one. Having examined him, I t .41 bun he would probably be ill for a very lung time. Ile he woo gulag to the Highlanda fun a fortnight. sad .-t 416 that afteraouis. I ailvi.e.l Lim nut. sail told him . nil.% keep very wart, sod pressed atom him the danger -runiunkatisig the duause to the other eel. I waa seat los t m Felt alter hi. marriage. I believe cm Sept. 21. • a Lim Ai.] Mr.. Windham. He sae Iviog oo the sofa tie u•lil me be warn saderiag from 'kisses.% bwlaeht , and .11..rrh I west spa es the following clay while they s i re at brealLut Mr. sad Mrs. Windham, Mr. Holrene, ad two Wire. 1 believe Mrs. Windham'. sisters. He mid was bettor. At Mrs Windham 's nlue.t I weat there s i cain the best Jay. I was shown into the lalhard.roinn, and Mr, WinatlAtil tame to Lie. In coasequeuixt of what she mid • .eft without ragtag Mr. Windham. I west again in the ..fterauon, and the servant. ea opening the dour, gave me a -.ter which I paduoe. The letter is as follows:—" Feb brigg, Slept. 24, Dear Sir,—My wife prefers me basis( ref own medical ass t• attend me, cud lie Le now here, am san_y for thi s, but she will har e A.—Yours, W. F. WiNUILLIC , 1 WrOtAl a note le answer. From what I bare sera of Mr. Windham I mushier hi. awa to be use of pest mental defieiency, and I do not thiak he is able without proper control to take ears of him self sad his affairs Crom-elamised by Mr. Karel/Mt- The sore on his leg was an ulccr. Mr. Pestleld was at Fe!helot when I saw Mr. Windham with the brumes us his face. 1 hod had some cenverottion with Mr. Padfield sod it wan in con ec-tuetim that I 'spoke to him as to how the injury had arisen. It mai* no differeeoe is the treatment as to how the bruin" had weltered. I sever saw him trawiect busi ness. our have I received say other note from him, eseept that which I have producod. 1 think the imbecility coo omital. I form th a t opinion from wh a t I k now an d have heard, couplod with what I have seen, not from what. I have myself sees aluete, as I have Out *sea enough of him to form an opiutou. I have bees three years in practice. I:e.ex.....ined by Mr. Chambers—To form so opinion se to whether the imbecility is congenital or not, I should re . u,ie to have known the person from his infancy. Hy the Jory I have had Novena conversations with him .luring the last 12 swaths, sod the result is that 1 do not onchler him a pertain able to manage his own affairs. !it. lot bes tt tendon examined by Mr. Chambers--I have ,oveo toy attention to mental dreams fur many /ems Ina U., the Iltb and 11th December, by order of the Lords duitices, I. in cenpaa% with Dr. Mayo, taw Mr. Windham 10 the p; menet, of Dr. Bright Dr. Bright was nominated by than Lord, Justices to attend and listen to what passed. 1 hare read the general idthLivite filed in this case, but not the medical affidavits. I queetioaed Mr. Windham nu cartels pcints sauggsated to me by the affidavits. I had the inter views with him at my home in Cavendish -ratan. The first iaterwiew extended over two hours, the second nearly ea hour. Ti,. interviews took place in the middle of the day. I sod Dr. Mayo put questions to him. I pet qoestoms to him in referees* to the misconduct of his wife mean. to his marriage. Some poets' questioa we. pet to him as to the stataseets of the alleged impurity of los wife before Man ins. He mid he was fatly aware that she bad laws a kept woman, sal kept by mend men; that he dal not see why that should - be an abjection to his marriage, as other men, and mass of rank and distincties, had with impunity dime the same thing, and he mentioned one very well known name an an instance. I spoke to him ae to tbe state of his health before marriage. and told him it bad been alleged that be hal bete suffering op to the tinie of his marriage from • very aggravated form of mortal dime, and I mentioned souse of the symptoms which is had been sail he exhibited. He raid , " That is • mistake • it is not the disease th e y re p r esent • it it nothlig but an abrasion of vine akin." The mine re m ark sees mob se to the allegation that he had munnieninned the dimes to hie wife, and thee he reterred in general terns te the empeamtioa ho bad awarded her for so doiag, via. the jewellery he had presented to her. I mentioned Ne eared about 14.10 and be said that was in comme nt. for the injury he hail done. I remarked that it was an esioonal thing for Mahan!. to compensate vivre for injuries of that daseripiiss, aid that it appeared • large amount for aim sint sag he thought Ole was entitled to it mad he emit Weed It. The conversatioe exteodieg over two leers was WlllNlNA:F bi l , liscluvive in its character. Inerinimes I psi a and then Mr. Mayo pat a tter, sad it was se es diamlty we could get Mr. tte In gimi bis allsoileue and coseentrate his thoughts spin the subjects scotched epos. That te seems *sleet made the conversation &survive, sad yeesenited Ms eostinuity. I referred to the fact of a piatimaa. whose name was gime, siespiagin the minshouse with Mr. Windham. wife the day before he wee rearriad. I motioned the name of a Mr. --, who, it wee said, had been living with Mrs. Windham previously to her me na;.., sal said that I lad heard be bad slept in Mrs. Widbnai a bowie on the night before the marriage. Ile mid it was true they slept is the mole house but be dallied that they slept t i Sum reference was made to hie smu eng the g=s beets at hie (the gentlessaa's) bedroom door. As far as I mild least from Mr. Wiedhani he dial sot sleep is the hones cm the night in questing, but the referred to am! firs. Windham did. ratima der Mood that it was at the home is Wimpole.street, were she lived. I endeavoured to lames@ oe his mind the impmpnety of s promeding of that kind, and mil it was sot at all likely that Mrs. Windham having twee living with Mr. up to the period almost of the marriage, would lave him sleeping in the same house with her the eight before the anantege, without them sleeping together. But he meld set Mai that view of tee iimeticia I referred ales te the eameinf another person, with whom it wee alleged she had cohabited Niece her marriage. Mr. Windham value teend a statement that his wife had shortly after lissmisse cohabited with ascither Mr. -- with whom she bedeelm bited previous to her marriage, sa d that it was le emessignmes ▪ her adultery with this Mr. No. 2, that be had determined to commence proceed's.' Is the Di• yore. Court. I eapreseed doubt. whether an ape siltation of that kind would be succeedal, be having married her with • full knowledge of her previous course al life. He said be did not see that that would be any objec tion at all. I understood him to say further that he haul lived with bar subsequent to the mot of adultery, sad therefore 1 told Lim that the offence bad been coadosed, wish would be • fatal objection to any proceedings ia the Divorce Court. From his general wooer sod ocistregnation, however, I was under the inipresmoo that be had no serous ietentien of applying for the dissolution of his Islinings. I spoke to hum altout his debts. He could not nom me anything like an semi account of them. He said they certaisle amounted to 20,000 f.. but it might be 1101 more. He del me to understand that the debts in the main were contracted by hie wife. He could Live me no idea o f th e j o i n t Inibilities, especially of ben, far fresh bills were coming in every day, ad he was I. such a stale of alarm that he was afraid teepee his own letters. I spoke to him about his selling the timber on the Felbrieg estate. I told him that I heard be had sold • large amount of timber on his mate. He said he had doom so that his income was mall, sad it wag • means of incremaing his imam. I asked bias the prim be thegot. He said le. a foot I asked hies if that was real value, sad be said it was. I told bin I understood that the timber be had bees selling at I• a font wan worth S. CeL He said it was a mit tat-e. One shilling a foot was its fall value. (The witness was under 'camomile° when our report left.) Tug LATE PAINCII CONSOORT.—It is said the, in mehtel circles the fact of the l`riace's laving been ended off by typhoid fever in eine days has excited some menderment. news especially whim it wee men that be was attended I. four of the most eminent phylicians is else of whims, Dr. Joiner, his • apreialiti for hi e err. this disease. It is asserted thee, that in all humaa probe. Inlay the Priacem lilts could have been saved, had he obeyed the instructions of hie physicist: 4 e that, unfortanall be was extremely Mine to We is—the greed in Duch a eam, sesteinian the body, while eater* the can— Meat he peelsely refined to Mks them Instil the Wednesday before be death, when the ilium bed so completely prostrated bin that it was too late. The Velure'. aversion to stimulants sad to all strong- remedies an •sc, its mated, from his WA for bonsiropatby. to which doctrine be was for some tiros, if nut to the last, a firm adherent. A day or two aft! the death of his Royal Highness, Mr. Theed, the ecelpfler, attended at Wiectser Cavil., by the I,teleti'd °mowed. It was her Majesty's wish ..hat a east of the Prime's hood should be taken, end this was aceordiegly done, but not very satisfastorily, as the Iceitios of the hand prevented a eery successful result. Mr. 1 hand then ex _sed an earnest wish to be allowed to bike a cast of th e Mapes face, but it win not for some time that her Majesty accented him premiss iom The cast of the face lc sold to he most excellent. The lath incident of the flower. vent from (Morn. to be placed on he corns of the deceased Priors, is an affection memento. —Correspondent of Inc. nu., C•isrwr., ARIVAL Th. LIOTAILIA —Laid eiresaiog the Titling too Plidhannoutc Hell was deiae!y crowded to witness the !sat enplane..." of M. Victor Juliet. the " frying man " hum harm The performanoss of thin young Mtn re the trep::r are of *a extraordinary mature and very limier to rhos executed by the co D-Inieem acrobat Leotard STAIIII AT TUS BINISITION. —The workmen en slated nem the seem dome of tits Exhibition %Mies struck work yenaiday, sad those eensged cm the tauten' dams were expected to leave to-day. The strike, benlever, I Sot expend to hod keg durance. WHoLINALI 8u tar STILALING IN Kum—Me reenti-mel a little taws since that a large number of brl been stoles from varier femme in the .f Biddsodes within a few snostas. lasi week se Ism 2J were serried_ ,elf sad the deoreisteee meneged to apt sway without isswieg say ease M their whereabouts It is high time same inner_ were token to theft essiom robberies. The formatiwe of Prole/Usk iseisty is the mighhourtovel world appear be be denim lea —Sesta Laritrn ge:ette. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 31, 1881. SURREY SEISIONS. (THIS DAY.) The general quarter eaesious for the county of Surrey commeucerl this morning at the Se.nuns Home, Newington eauiseway. before J. E. Johnson. Esq.. chairman: E. Tilsoa, En l ., deputy chairman; and a full bench of magistrates. The clerk of the peace baring read the usual proclamatiow, the grand jury were swots, and three of those petitions were fined for noenttendaace. THE DEATH Or THE PRINCE CONSORT. The Cuirortn. in his adders to the grand jury, said that he had a proposition to make--that was, • vote of condolence to our Moverei;n Lady the 41w..rt. She had recently suffered from • bereavement which the whole nation sympathised with her in ; and be was sure the ;rand jury would coincide with the court i n pasainga resolution to her Majesty in conformity with his wishes. The Ifarl of Lovelace ii:treed most heartily with the re marks of the chairman ; and having j'iersosally known Mio late Prince ('uncut, he could speak of his utility. He bad dons great service to this country ;although he come young here. he entered our institutions with the real heart of an Englishman. The country felt his loss, sal he for one would be happy to ens their sympathies entered in the re cords of the county. The lineman of the grand jury also considered his late Royal Highness as • great benefactor to the country, and heartily coincided with the magi.tratee. The report was read by the clerk of the peace. and the court adjourned for general business. THE POLIO'S ooußTs. (THU; DAT.) CLERKENWELL A DAIUS:4: ROBBERY ST MEANS OF SKELETON KEI, Ewan Wattow.., who described fanned as a charwomao h•Tiog no home. bat who bas been way out of proton for • few day,, woe placed at the bar before Mr. IYr.yneoiwt, charged with being iu the bowie 22, Rinr•terr•ce, lclingtoo, with intent to commit • felony. under the following euntstaeose. It appe,red from the evidence of a yoaig man of the oame of Radcliff that he lodged in the top room of the above house. Abaci's quarter to sic this morning, as he was lying in bed awake, he beard a slight noise at his room door, and after • short time be saw to his surprise the door gently opea, and the prisoner make a snatch at his clothing, which was hanging on the bedstead. He called out to ►er, and she rag downstairs with such violence that she thrust ber arm through one of the landing windows. He followed her in his shirt, but she got out of the street door before him, and held it for some time. When ■he left go he again followed her, and when he over. took her she dropped several keys, amongst them being one that would fit the street done, and another the room door. The prisoner, when she was stopped, said she had made • mistake in the house ; but as there had been a. many rob beries of • .insilar description of late, the prisoner was gives in custody. It via here stated that the prisoner had been is custody more than ND WINO for petty felony : and Police constable Pocock, 474 N, said th►t the prisoner was only discharged yesterday from Na►lborough-street for having • table-cover and other articles apposed to be kolas in her pomeasiew. The primmer, Is defeme, said she was the worse for liquor at the thee, and was not ►ware of what she was doing. Mr. IYErisouurt said the prisoner had had a lucky escape, for had it been • little earlier he should have ounnutted bar for trial for burglary. As it was he should send her to the House c 4 Correction with hard labour for three mesas. TWINS 10 TWO Tiro ff. Deftla—Varlabls. lilt Ss dilly westerly, so lastterate, foggy la plutra an* freak Iralsott--onallar. 11.1. NIL oodILS.W., eartaba, OtiaTta—NAL WI M.S. ; 1111= Mew. Ilt bis easst! l V lll Udit, low 'Variable. waters* Ulbt. aerate, tow; 3. to LSI. to chiefly. Zoitmod —N. to Z. ILL. lila Hat. to S. awl a c.W., mode to fresh. toe. foggy in mamma rate. freak lbw. UPIANATION. 11.-11ammelor alat mimed ao fl dig, at memo ma WM :ear* 10 toot, et, rim amass Mood matmaandili of an loch Meditative; mod amh lu above la daa, mamba nearly threolundradtbis lawasoe. L—Smard Ilmmamdar to alubdo. 41.—Molatamd Nib (for omporatim anal dw point). D.--binolioa of Mad (tree—ton points fen of lams mac,. Y.—boeco ti to Li—aellmaiol,. 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The funds, however, are less steady, while British railway stocks show increased firmness At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Ren ter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rental opened at Mfr., being a per cent. lower than yesterday. Indian Five per Cents. have not fully main tained yesterday's quotation, the present price being 1031 to 104. Cismele are officially marked 901, 1, 2, and 4, ex div., for money, and 902 end 4, ex div., for the account. The present quota tions are 90,1 to I for cash, and 90 11-16 to 13-16 for the 7th January. The official business report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 236 ; Three per Ceuta. Reduced, 902, 4 ; New Three per Conte., 902, ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1932, 104 ex div. ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1859, 984 ; Fire per Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper, 972 ; ditto Fire-and-a- Half per Cent., 1022 ; Exchequer Bills, June, Be., 11a. prem. The principal feature in the foreign stock market is a rise in Spanish Certificates, which last mark Be. Turkish Six per Cent.. are quoted 77 to 78, the 1864 loan, and 671 to 681 for that of 1868, or about the same as yesterday. Sales are recorded as follows :—ltalian Five per Cents., 86 (exch. Mr.); Sardinian Five per Ceuta., 781 ; the Spanish Committee's Certificates, 5 1 , 61 ; Turkish 1001. bonds, 70. It had been generally expected that the news of the spirit with which the British government have resented the outrage to the Trent, combined with their resolute demand for the surrender of the Southern Commissioners, would fall like a bomb.. shell in America, where the public mind had been strangely successful in tranquillising itself upon the subject. The intelligence received of the excitement, confusion, and financial panic which have attended the realisation of the actual position of affairs by the American public, has therefore produced not the slightest surprise here. The news is of a negative character, and conveys no reliable indication of the probable decision of the American Cabinet, but seems to be regarded as on the whole as favour able as could reasonably have been looked for. The Americans have now our demand in what may be termed its severest form. All they have yet to boar will have a tendency to promote calmness and de liberation in their counsels. A good deal of reliance is placed here on the influence of the expression of opinion by the Powers of Europe, but particularly on the promptitude displayed in thin respect by France, a Power with which the American Cabinet has always been solicitous to stand well. It is believed that M. Thouvenel's despatch of the Srd inst. would be presented at Washington in about four days after that from the British Government—that is, within the week allowed to the American Cabinet for deliberation. The lettors from Europe by the Jura, which had arrived at New York, were likewise of importance. They comprised some from influential Americans, confi dentially connected with the Federal Cabinet, who, having made it their special duty to sound the view's of the governments of France and England, as well as public opinion in both countries, addressed Mr. Lincoln and Mr. Seward in the most ear nest terms in deprecation of war. It is un derstood that they laid especial stress upon the well-ascertained fact that the French Govern ment are perfectly in accord with our Ministers with regard to the illegality of the seizure on board the Trent. It may prove • fortunate circumstance that these letters would be delivered at Washington almost simultaneously with those forwarded through Lord Lyons. The financial confusion reported as prevailing at New York is merely what bad been anticipated. Thu published despatches describe the fall in public securities as ranging from 4to 8 per cent. In Erie Railroad shares it was 4 to 5 dols. per share, and in Illinois Central, 2to 24 dole. United States Five per Ceuta. seem to havesuflered little. The telegrams printed yesterday morning stated that the exchange had advanced to 110, but this is an error ; the rise, as the private telegrams concur in stating, is to 111. It is mentioned, however, that there was no profit ou shipping gold to England, from which it is in ferred that the rate of insurance must have gone up considerably; otherwise, yesterday's packet would probably have brought some specie. It is hardly doubted that, should Lord Lyons quit Washington, the exchange will rise to 115. The outbreak of war would probably be the signal for an immediate rise to 120, or upwards, and for a suspension of specie payments by the New York banks. The depreciation of the government paper, in which payments will be made to the troops, army con tractors, and others, would of course be propor tionate. The announcement in yesterday's advice. that " the banks have agreed not to suspend specie payments for the present," shows that they are beginning to realise their situation. The exchange is almost certain to rise further, if only through the anxiety which will exist, particularly among Englishmen in America, to get their money out of the country, even at a sacrifice. This may entail considerable red immediate pressure upon the New York banks. Why Lord Lyons has detained the Africa for two days does not appear from to-day's sooounta. There is great caution in the Stock Exchange, owing to an idea that that vessel may possibly bring the answer of the Federal Government, or that this momentous communication may come forward at the middle of the present week. Until it arrives business of all kinds will be unhinged. To-morrow being New Year's Day, the Paris Bourse will be closed. About 32,0001. in gold, partly Russian, was taken to the Bank yesterday. The mail stetuner Canada took on Sstnrd,iy about 50,0001. in specie on government account fur Halifax. The steamer Shannon, with the mails from the West Indies and Mexico, is now one day overdue. She is expected to bring a large amount of specie. The Admiralty will receive tenders on V* ednes day for the conveyance , by steam, of 550 tons of shot and shell from Woolwich to Bermuda. The Liverpool cotton market yesterday wax steady. The sales comprised 10,000 bales. The Brighton Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 801!.; ani the South Eastern an iocresae of 908/. . . ----- The receipt* of the Atlantic and Groat Western Railway for the mouth of November were 7,280 dollars. The annexed circular, dated Jamestown, N.Y., Dec. 3, has been issued by the secretary : Our oil traffic has been quite light. The ooiumos reads from the oil wells lire badly cut up, so that it was Anima impossible for waggons to pass over them. Laid week a few inches of snow fell, which, with freezing weather, will soon put the roads in good condition. I learn that a large number of waggons h►ve started for the wells to resume the business of bringing oil to the railway. Fine sleighing will pour the oil in upon us in great quantities. Our west ward bound trains am now freighted with empty barrels. Yesterday 63 can of empty barrels arrived at Salamanca from the East. - ""ibelialf:Yeaes dividend to the 31st inst., at the rate of 10 per cent. per annum, is announced as payable on the sham of the South Australian Bank on the 15th of January. The half-yearly meeting of the Eagt and Wert India Dock Company is called for the 10th of Je ' nuary, to declare a dividend. The second annual meeting of the London and Mediterranean Steam Navigation Company wan held yesterday ' but reporters were not admitted. The subjoined remarks are from the financial circular of Messra. Payton and Wainwright, dated New York, Dec. : The report of the Secretary of the Treasury, ',skit was Lid before emigre.. on Monday, is looked upon favourably and considered as au able exposition of the actual sawiat state of the nation. His estimated wants for the fecal year ending July, 1862, are 275,449,675 dole., and in case the war matinee'. for the fiscal year 1863, 379,531,245 dole. 41c. making au aggregate required from loans over sad above the estimated occeiptes from customs, duties, present and proposed taxes, of 654,980,920 dole. Mc., lethal., imitat ing the preset debt, the publii. debt will be, July 1, 1862, 517,37'2.802 dais. :Kir.. sad July 1, 1863, 897,373,802 dole. 93c. in the surds of the report :—" The amount of the pablio debt in 1816 was 127,334,933 dole. 74c„ and is 20 re it was paid off by the people. The country, even if the loyal States only are regarded. an sustain and pay off in 30 years the debt to which rebellion now exposes us with hardly greater proportional contributions from increased and in creasing resources than that debt made necessary." The stock market, under the influence of the English nese, received by the Africa, on Monday, advanced Ito la per coat. oa the closing prime of last week. This advance, however, was nut maintained, and priors gradually needed until yesterday, when, on receipt of the aims from Swope. relating to the stoppage of the Trent, the whet was quits heavy. A more ceretul revision of the news has waded to Mamie first impressions, and at the dos, we 9ttote as ad vance over prices of last week, of I per cent. In New York Central, g per cent. in Erie, and g per cent. is Illinois emend, with au increased disposition to speculate for WOW rates The Polmaise has arrived from China will 889,20011 m. of tea. The following is the official return of the Irish banks of ism,. for the four weeks ending the 14th December: Name and Title ns set forth in License. TM Bank of Ireland The Erovfnalal Bank of , lA t verage wee elreulatloa during Jour km eudlus as above. " gild upwards. 61614 The Belfast UAW Coat Thi sa Lethers Basking Company Tho taster Baskin Om- Tbs P44 .4stioaal Beak & 3,7181,1 Linder 1.5. S 1.772.1 1,100,615 L I Total. 106,M II 73,0711 tna,2l. MARYLEBONE CHILI/ DENPRTION.— PARISH PROSECUTION. Nan erx,rlanr, a respectably dressed young woman, was brought up by Osborne, one of the officers of the court, by virtue of a warrant which had been greeted at the instance of the parochial authorities of Paddington fur the offence of deeertiag her infant. Mr. Mantra), rslieving-officer of the parish, attended to sinks briefly the feet. of the case which were them—The piroecr had lived in service at a Lome la Bathunt-etreak where the reputed father was also servant , sa d on or about 2nd November bet she left the child is the step of the dour ; was then slaves er twelve mauths old; it Wallabies tato the workhouse where it has remeised ever storm Mr. Herttree added that the pri maser elm is the family way agais. On the Jain of the parish be begged to my that be had no whit to bars the pri soner punished, and that if the magistrate would give tsar • sevens admonition it maw all that was required. Mr. Yardley—Han the allepd father ooetributed any thing towards the support of the infant! Mr. Hs:ltem—He has not, Mr. Yardley--If the exposers of the child bed re. salted I. it. death, the prisoner might have had to child mower the chugs of murder. (To Mr. Harttree.) H•Il the been a? Mr. Harting-- It has not, air. Mr. Yudley—Can say corroborative evidence, ouch as the law required, be brought forward if I grant s warrant? Mr. Harttree—Tbere I. no doubt of it, your worship. Mr. Yardley ordered that a summons should isms against the maw alleged to he the father, and ordered the towage to aster tats her owe nasegnissace— without the payment of the trial fee—for her attesdaace this day week, whoa the sews will be fully gone into. WEATHER REPORT.—(THIS DAT.) 11111111141. 1110111111111 a 111. II Li N Uvstraoi. 'Warta i a Qgainani - L LaiDoll Dorn a ruseasan //6.41 N moms ...a • mum 4lO. if 66 NAAS WM JALIITAT .. .„ s. it. - 1 4 1 W.IW. Y.W. P w.i.w. ail 11.N.L La LXI. Lis. iLL bIiARE LLSAS.—(THIS DAY.) Two e'Ctoom The railway share market is quiet, but firm. An advance has taken place in several etocka, espe cially Great Northern, London and North Western, and Lancashire and Yorkshire. London and North Western stock is now quoted 92 to 1 1 ; Great Western, 68 to ; Lan cashire and Yorkshire, 1061 to 107; Mid land, 1271 to 128 ; Caledonian, 101 to ; Great Northern, 1121 to 1131 ; South Eastern, 761 to ; and Eastern Counties, 62 to 1. Colonial descriptions are steady. Lombardo- Venetian shares remain dull at 1-16 du. to 1-16 prenE I I'd I 11AIIMATS. I 6=471 ORDINARY HOAR 16 AND STOCKS. Ar111.,%10i. SNOW V IL :Itrk.,Lass bar? "aaiss.Jua ;11241_ 1111711iAnd rine Widea,nentr4,4ll4.C io.l4doulan Vert and landau I Cawsll W.• I A no div. satli Duna and &Med foe. Wuxi., Abd.Ja. oat CAW= Woo, Kook A M 4 4 .4 .3 IN: 1.4 I I 41 42 101 II is 19 411 kit 40 46 27 n .. .... N 90 111 2 ISt , l!y,t Ma Die &hal* sod eimigos usSank° .lig4h,Daselet se /faith awl a- ids Jima Wseipw e & Westas dl ;O Nankai easalmed tirsot Nesehere le) Pe. • Mose DO De. V Mods lloula It W. (Ira, siremest Nadirs DolesieVal.Grask iniradine Yarkeletre, lamina WI Mook.Bll COLO ; Do, Twomks Nat\ oda. • ask 4. 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So - -•- WIN 111 ma Nimis's lAN IN 11 4 - 1,14:111. O. plea //1,410 IL Coonterelal IN , MAN SR Ilka ap. et Put MN IN -..— 17 0 1 It Let and Wait Wis 100 .1M 111 -.- MIMI et. Loadoa , MN U 0 Nil 1. IL 'llt. Katharine llO IN 0 ... 3 St. liouthanipton NO IN, IL ' ID*.Victoria 4 110 Kew ODLONIAL OOTIMINI 118 IGO 1W vat CL piliess. CANADA CO PANT.-(THIS DAY.) This day the ordlnasy half-yearly meeting of pro prietors was held it Canada-beam ; Mr. FILMES, GOVHDUIr of the Company, in the chair. The following is the statements( the company's amounts far the balf.year Farris is Hand.—Balasees at bankers, 3,165/. ; loan at interest, payable at sews days' Rothe, 11,0001. ; interest thereon to 31st inst., V2l. ; short bill, 1 GVOL-15,38111. boded ` _ue sad 1,1921. ; manage ' meat, salaries, de.. it ; retiring allowances to Mr. Pony sad Yr. Jews 9001. ; rest end sundries, 18U.; hooves tax, two quotes doe 20th geplimaher lest, 3231. ; total. 2,438 ,• MMus 15.11001. Cainda, November 18.—Balance at Bank ef Upper Canada (say), curtsey, *,3NI. Liabilities :—llalades, ho., to Christmas (ow mosith), amsey, 4731. ; letters d ere& payable on demand, 2,7561. ; deposits at hams* sad as account of lard to be hereafter appropriated, 4,4161.- 7,644/. la &Milne to the above liabilities, there is a sum of 4,2801. currency at the ersdit of Settlers' Savings Dank account, which hes bees deposited with the otimpsay by their lanes to meet the purchase of the lands occupied - by them, but which may be withdraw' at the option of the depositors. Supplemental statement of transactioos from Nov. 30 to December 6, 1861. Land sold : 1 acre for 25/. ; lard leased, 856 sets at Ms. Ad. per acre ; laud leased, converted to Melted, 600 some, at 245. 10d. per acre—total acne, 1,357. Receipts, carreney, 1,039( The CHAIRMAN having congratulated the proprietors an the prosperous sedition of the company, moved that a dividend for the Wiles, eeding the 10th of January wit, at the rate of V. per sham, free of income tax, on 8,915 shares. be declared. The motion was agreed to. Mr Y. C. flumes was shield an auditor. • vets of thanks to the chairman terminated the meeting. DLITII Or W. U. SKITH, Eau. —We regret to ammo the death d Ina. Masan Smith, Esq., at Caner. which cieciened al hie miasmas ea Tacaday naoralag del He bad kr Min NM pod loss is ill health. but had only bees lobos seriously Tone a few hours preview to his eisitstaw Mr. Smith was • cons* me* tau* and seers yeas lace sawed the office of Binh Sheriff a the eseety. He woe also elected as eive of the represseaffiees Oar the waters 'babies of Kest. a the seassnalise allinest. at the genial electiou of MS, sao main the Me Theme law Hodges, Eq. The d eeme d geseleme sawed In pediment until 1A57, *boa be was saseadal by J. Whaler's, Eaq. Mr. Smith was • liberal eseeributer to the charities of" Gravesend, ad bash peat Warm fs the welfare of the waterline. He was also • very wino supporter of the Oravaised ad Realraerm Apiealtund Aasociation, of which he we ter may yule the prandial. - Simla Seams Gauge. ♦YOLCO Ammer OP cow HOLD DOOM POOR WILEFS 281,40.11 20,40 111,0 M 8142.1 mcall at mi 565,174 58 1 ,998 350,274 612 195 1,018,764 310,04 T 411,291 ►,tao,aot Oold. Sliver. i Total. -- - It C 1 a The Sank of Ireland 510,67 109,376 620,047 The Provincial Beek of Ireland The Belfast Ranking Company M. 49,169 363,136 The Northern Banking Cabman: 164,138 10,8471 194,90... The I niter Booting Company The National Lank MONDAY SVZIMIO. Consols, which cloned on Saturday at 90} to I ex div., for the 9th Jan., opened this inorning at the same quotation, and closed at 901 to 1. For money the last price was 991 to 1. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 901, f,l, ex div.; ditto, for ac count (Jan. 9) 1 901, 1, I, ex div. ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 901, ; New Three per Cents., 901, 90, 1 ; New Two-and-a-Half o lir Cants., 74 ; Five per Cent. Stock, 1 t 10i, ex div. ; ditto, for account , 1031, 104, ex iv. ; ditto Boote, 12e. prem. ; Five per Cent. •` enfaced" rupee paper, 971, 961 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half ,per Cent., 102/. The India Fin per Cent, stock was tirm at 1031 to 10th cx div. The March Exchequer Bills have again declined Li., being quoted Se. to 9s. prem., and the June, Si. to 12e. prom. India Bonds were marked 12s. prem. At Lloyd's to-day there was not much business in war risks, and no variation of importance oc curred in the rates. iiioni;Consequence of the distrust which is growing up with regard to all financial relations with America, we notice that American uoupons, which usually command 4s. to 4s. Id. per dollar here, are now not saleable above 3s. J. to 3s. 10d.Tile last prioe of Illinois Central Railway shares at New York is 68, which is equal to about 46 discount. Here the price is 4to 6 dollars lower, viz., 61 to 60 dia. Erie Railway shares come quoted 2q. Bank shares were very steady. In miscellaneous shares no change occurred. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follows :—Ocean Marine Inaurance si to f prem. • Thames and Mersey Marine, te to it prem- Universal Marine Insur ance, l to 1} dia. • L ondon and Provincial Ma rine, I to dia. ; Mercantile Fire, j to prem. ; and Commercial Union Fire, to I dis. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocK. The mining market is inactive to-day. In the Stock Exchange official list no transactions are recorded. Wheal Beton shares are quoted 122 to 124 ; East Carsdon, 281 to 29 ; Coors Kitchen, 29 to 30 ; Marko Valley, 9 1 to 10 ; Eadt Caru Brea, 91 to 10 ; South Caradon, 310 te 313 ; and Providence, 391 to 401. Foreign and colonial descriptions are (inlet. St. John del Rey have been dealt in at 491 and 48i, for money, and United Mexican at 81. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—(THIS DAY ) paw ova OWE OORIMPONDICJIT.) Off muss AID luau MAXIM TILIGIArki.) 00ell market without material change. Wheat in fair damned, aid some parcels taken for holding over at tbe lab full rates. Flour in moderate demand at previous rale& Indian corn dull, and might be bought a shade lower. Other articles unaltered. MINCING LANE.-(THIS DAY.) . , &MAIL —No sales reported in TM. Refined oontinues to mahatma the recent improvement, but the market is nut active. Court—The only tales reported consist of 300 bap Rio cm the spot at sla 3d. ; and a floating car4u of hue Sitilt.oll at 645. 64. far a near port. t:utva cuttinues steady with but few sellers on previoas terms. TL 6 is moderate request. Rum. —No sales reported. itacs. —3OO toes Batten' sold for arrival at 10s. 9.L laude I. I3aurrirrita.-Ido bags, refraction 2i, sold at 405., being a rethicilee of is. to Is. 6d. per cat. horn the previ, nominal price. °mos. —7OO bales sold at firm price■. Jtru..-5,000 bales sold for arrival at prices not reports BEiLLAC is in good request ; common Tr...titles a sligot advance. TALLOW MARKET.-4THIB DAY.I The market is steady. Town tallow is quoted 7104. net etsh ; Petersburg Y.C. ua the spot, 505.; Decombtr. 51s. Yd.• Jas. to Mardi, 5.h. ; Maa, .2s. 61 ; April to June, 61e. 6d. to 525. SMITHFIELD HAY MAXKET.-(THIS DAY.) Newts. Harvey sod &Moe report trade slow at tut day'a prices. Prime meadow bay, to 90s. ; supel Jor §6a. to 100 s. ; inferior ditto, 555. to 70s. ; °lowa, old, 96a to 1121. 6d. ; ditto, mew, second out, 86s. to 100.. ; straw, 30s. to 365. TRAFYIC RETURNS. YAW As. Yet. To No, Tats , &AMWAY' epee asseren damns* Imnl lfw , Week ending Sept. K. * & . 6 East Indian Railway North-West Provisoes 1001 GUI - Ditto, Oct 6 — LW New, Oct. 13. Ditto, Oct. W. Week minim Lait. tit London. Briebton. sad IL i :nut ..... —.. 1.400 LAST 1,434 LIST 11,0). 2,315 1,670 2479 1,11z6 8.410 1.6 a 6,718 1.833 3,344 10, 7. 15,777 3,069 31,013 20,10 Idle is,e, 17.164 South Umtata' -...' TRILIZ CHM= AT A BIRTH. —At Derringston sear Itszires, ow the 19th instant. the wife of Wm. Knot:. • carpenter, well safely delivered of three children. 1.11 daughtees sad all living. There is every prospect of the tr.o doing well, asd also their mo th er.—Mswistoise Amnial. A Razz Vosrrea.—Fur the last few days the shores of !Achieves have been frequented by a larze white swan. Several years ace, about the same season of the vier, five of these stisep birds regularly made their ap prentice, when they took their departure after *sojourn of a fortnight or so, as mysteriously as wham they arrived. leis three years since a imilar bird was seen here, sad that a solitary one as at presoak —lrinrosswkire Adre, titer. 1 ,-