The Express. — London, England, 1855-01-22 00:00:00

i i { I . ' ' .._-_-_-_,--- 11 I .. -^ 7 suuv,.. / t- ,• .1 ' "1," or r • c• • - —II V I* • 1 3 . 41Y.CS 1 t 1 • 1: 0\ •• I i -V 1 -- , - i lk )1 r . ""••••.. ,o• I --..... , ! a No. 2,628.] LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 22, 1855. [THREEPENCE..: NOTICE OP DIVIDEND. LANK of DEPOSIT, NATIONAL ASSUKANCE sad IN PEOVIUNE ASSOCIATION. We. 1, 1.6-11.11 gbe WMULAWIS HALIP.TIAILT DITULINT, at tba ten ant. pkr annet, at Deride Ammo% ID ild Denaber. rarly be ibbeeey TTABL= 6I . rim 110 Wetter. Parer dedneo et Pereseeo Massy an re4=t i t i o g raania• tire of the leek et DerdN. Premodern sad Pans for Odang se ern bee ea appleeeks. SHARB LIST& POIND3N RAILWATII. 90 10 E aid Inonardan. 114 5 Saitara Ju 1 4 10 4 is Oralimm — die 10 fa lus.DmidaidlalaiLlN fda f pia 10 14 Illjaussl Denavaa 10 10 OW* nodal .....„ 34 3 dla Si all Imam al Prawn 10 10 Da. lira 10 IN Int ham l4 If pot 30 6 Do. liaimisa 1 1 gsa i 106 all 44 p.0.701a..p.67 I asavait. IN all Da. ds. 11111.60 ilia f 0 10 Oned Jurellia at Imam 15 1 °Mink idarmada• 7i Ili ill . 15 all Do.lll. Lank Ad. II 7 41. ~ IN Id Do. ODOM • 11 15 MI . 1011 all Do. Ompf..• 6p. et. 89 91 19 10 Groat Castral at Irma 1 14 pm ~ I all Grist ladle Pielarola .. i Ipa .. 1 Do. Dwell par mt. — Id 11 , . . 13 4 A all Ot. Wad. Orr la. •••••••• 1 3i It a 160 all D 0.11414.. pay 57.60. el ' 140 all Do. de. 1. do. 07 IN 100 all Do. ds. limildsed 93 96 all Handl= mil 'awaits ... f die Die HO all Da • /at 00111„.„ 97 100 di If ft 10 Dram da =a l i Osaiaa • — 'l'p. . ar • II 6 1 Do. Now 10 110 Namur & Llaw (with int 7 6 • Is lketbars at Tram B4 lif ~ IP DOW 10IL dorm a . = sbe inipl i l=ll , 9l9 ft 1a it . 19 14 Failiaad Irani III fl 1 .„ 10 SD Pads iml Odd= 10 10 !Ideas* Moo .. 40 if is 10 Pl* OM is 111;4:1;0i;i $9 ad ZION Mdl /MO 20 10 royal Dania 5 3 Id* fleedlad 3l I 615 10 all %litre ad Meow lf 10 all Da.fat :07 . . ent. Prefer — if an 10 10 Ds.% par Coat. ?mkt — —Ma 197 11 Waimea at Faro ii ei Pm 111 111 Dodos ai dillmiana — fi fa • .17 16 MONEY MARKET. • SANtriDAT IT/MlllllO. The market for home mining stocks continues flat, except for Trefoils shares, which have improved tic, closing at 131. ' Other stocks present little change. The gold mining shares remain totally neglected. The General Mining Company's shares were quoted about IL lower. and Imperial Brazilian showed some flatness. Oa Saturday Mr. Herring, the ealciter, who has usasasssa all Wowed' Barthelemy, now under soutanes a death for the murd roo ms Mr Charles Collard, had an in terview is the private of the Court of Queen's Bench, with Lord Campbell, who presided at the trial. The inter view took plies by the appointment of his lordship, who bed the mentaree of Mr. Justice Erie and Mr. Justice Cromploo. Mr. Herring represented that his lordship, is chargleg the jury, bee remarked upon a deadly weapon with which it was supposed las Dertkolemy had assaulted Mr. MOOlll while they were is lbe beck parlour together, and before the viand between then was heard by the servant who pave ovidesor ea dm trial, and inquired whether, if be could satisfy hie had** that that deadly weapon was not taken to tee Men by Bentholomy, but was an article used by Mr. Moons in hie berkmee, ha would hold out any bops that the gremlin& of the murderer, ordered for Monday, would be stayed. Lord Campbell said that, under ell the circumstances, he flit . bound to - that he must decline to interfere. BATUMI IT . The railway share market today was unfavour ably affected by the heaviness of the funds, and generally showed a declining tendency. The actual decline, however, did not exceed to f per cunt. The operations were very limited. SATuRDAT BYINIXO. qzla . . AMENTB fee the DRAWING-ROOM, 0 314 1Anry, asa Dial•••••1•0=: • am oat= sialailerei of mak in% MeV. andlsollft. loodle Weil Wilk usigloiskl% OM. sielodir, Imaa. Daati/Sao agar. i..loperlid uslimmerloasl l o: lli a 1111MIANT lls• Man). 114 Serial. larba. 110.11311 1 Alrf •Imalwy allsodems of il sdearels, awl MAI% widell=mailidlide Ilissisegd IMBIV, al seam. awl 81.31 0 67. at 4 4 116 14 14 to VII piens Mr. THIS DAY.—Two The railway share market has shown flatness this morning, especially for Great Western stock, which has fallen to 66 to 1. London and North-Western is quoted 1001 to / ; Midland, 691 to 70 ; and Lancashire and Yorkshire, 741 to 75. The higher shares are little affected, Great Northern, standing at 221 to 1; Caledonians, at 30/ to 31L; South-Easterns, at 17/ to 18. At the present mo ment (2 o'clock) the feeling is generally rather firmer. French shares are firm. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLoci. Once 111 1 zia ti x la The gold mining shares meet with no inquiry. Agog Fria shares are nominally quoted 1 to 1 dia.; Nouveau Monde, 1 to 1 per share; Colonial Gold, 9-16 to 7.16 dia. ; and Great Nugget Vein, to 1 dia. Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 36 to 35; Peel River, 21 to 21 ; North British Australa sian, 1 to 3.16 dis.; and Scottish Australian Invest ment, 13-16 to 15-16 prem. Santiago shares have been dealt in at 41. Other foreign mining stocks are quiet. 1: PARENTS isd GUARDIANS.—Ths Mira of youth to OM ..mow leasileomboeis biases a KAY for their pertonal seadhrt sal selseirels. New it What zowuxur KAUNAS OIL, Ow exelerstlai the growth and be histories and beantitylag So lair, ROWLAND , NALTDOS, Isteneld Os akin sad eswieksices. sad removlng stases mad Nowusaw worm SF Doatttrlot, area mamba thr= moi , while awl the (VMS. are oonolanel rialinftreswiraist et thole pward sesselpos se see& Ir ald *WWI. BOWLAJID sad 1191116 11 Podelesee. - Dewar. a spi43;26l.lbitioir IRIESEMAE. • e , He did not see aTi lent reason why the law should not take its course. After some conversation between the jadgee and Kr. Naatiosple Liable klisastris 090,10 .taatisoptil .Bersithaa atm= A 711a1 suifi. ,111 = amia Herring, Lord Campbell said that some hassle in Fran.' had seat to list a letter, with a request that it might be given t o the =r. He ihouglat Ito could mot do better tbsa plaits the t ria Mr. Herring % Mods. Ann s LgNlsw whit the horsed ORDINARY SNAKES AND STOCK& AND MARKETS. at West- who hod bin. bow- Unman. 211 '4 I INI if IS 11 4 Ms. IC 17 6 7 dim. 94_ 96. as p.a.: MARK LANE.-THIS DAY. The supply of English wheat by land•earriage samples from Essex and Sent was very short this morning, and the offers from the tut coast were not so numerous as musk The arrival of foreign wheat was ,tolerably large during the put week. Owing partly to the continuance of severe frost, our market opened briskly to-day, and English wheat was readily sold at an advance of 35. to 4e. pet qr. upon the cy of Monday last. Foreign wheat was a retail sale at a like improvement. Country flour was saleable at an advance of 2e. to 3s. per seek. Barley was not quite 5o depressed as of late, and may be quoted le. d Oats, the magnitude of the foreign supply considered, supported their late value well. Beans sold on much the same terms as before, but peas, both white and grey, were ls. per qr. dearer. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON PROM JAN. 15 TO JAN. 20. Qrs. English. Scotch. Iri k. Yonign. Wheat 1 2650 11616 Baxley 65 76 l ate 2650 I 603 WW2 Malt. 8047 62 Flour, 3544 mots. and 1071 barrel& 1 ;11 sTaiiLacietriAilissi.c. 19 Do. do. do DIV DO Mold led net* 100 Caiskiiia al! cltiddr fal 11?i7htad an interview anus toe pirlioinr. rrivc ever, he saw Mr. Alderman and Sheriff Muggeridge, Mr. i Sheriff Croaley, and Mr. Under. Sheriff Farrar, to whom he at . oommunicated the fact that be had received from Lord s t . Campbell a letter, which he was desirous of handing to the ag prisoner. Sheriff Magginidge and Sheriff Crosley were ela wiling that Mr. Herring should give it to Barthelemy at II awes, but Mr. Under-Sheriff Ferrer thought its contents la., skald previously be known to the sheriffs, being probably r i l" loader the impression that it might contain some clue to the se IriMinan who is represented to have been with Barthelemy at e• the time of the murder, and who immediately afterwards 11 kke her escape. While this dismission was going on, the k kkolie priest is attendance on Barthelemy came Is, and Lt. the letter was read by him. It was written in good French, 10 uk contained an earnest entreaty that the prisoner should et. &nate the short portion of time that was left to him in this et. Mal in making his peace with God, bat made no reference Ot 118 other matters. It was signed " Jeannette," and was et posted at Poictien. The priest having advised that the letter :, 4 should be at once given to the prisoner, as it might lead him s t , Into a:pious frame of mind, which he does not appear hitherto as. to have much cultivated, Mr. Under Sheriff Farrar &nom- se sailed Mr. Herring to the prisoner's cell. Mr. Herring 1121 him the letter, which Barthelemy read appuently 10 1 ft. whitest the slightest emotion. Mr. Herring then infnneed Ida that thus was no t ope that there would be soy cheap In the wistesse which had been passed upon him, and asked no his whether, under the circumstances, he wished to make It. soy ssemosication to him. Barthelemy said that all he 111 .1 wished was, that he might be provided with pens, ink, and . 1 pi per y the sheriff, in order that he mien write to his 5 se Sunday, end also to Mr. Herring, thanking him LA air his exertions on his behalf. It. At the interview which took place on Saturday morning be Mr. Herring informed Mr. Under-Sheriff F that Bar- V, thelemy had made a full statement to him, but that he did at. met, of course, feel himself justified in divulging it. The is statement the prisoner has made to Mr. Herring is repro rented to be most full and open. Workmen have been employed In erecting the various 54, barriers in front of Newest', Mt preparation for the aunt- It tion this morning.—Daily News. es , Protested by Royal Letters keee of Ilitleak me emeel le tee IWO el do iede le es rade. led tire lopolel Olio et Illeadoe, Thom . Pol. le • sr& he Niesoleo. sposseeerboe. me skald= etas Iron. looker. No; ~eels. to toe own & mon dOM Zrallialar bi eg a in= Nat ma i r ems rit Mile nesellibe on or a we gereeeir& - Tegasses , INA le Ole ono moimiel moil be dot des et IMO. valswasilly. Ibe Owes el& ootbe WOW* deleran il lto I = waseelork" isi=6 ell Wee eeneoedle le ibe well omet mow Thew see. MI6 I. t. Ise S. see din &NM et OM ee enel. eoll of ea. go all =ra, MA o w i:= rater ireenrseS: moo.ili Me mina Moe. me oisloillerg i k loodylowsei. ae.—To le elleloole sod :e ll = et blot oni a= ll % a Gni A. Clobeiefteet; OW. lie. Ifeeleteloolk Emblem Miley. ftimleeieoletr; _llitoo Wo bsg roreLodoirmie. ; and rowoll. e besiastisr, IS.II. dl ta . Toriiiiimitsdi ... 4$ Dublin awl esifast Jose all Du 51.07116.201 aberelJ. _ -- tit tit 9 11 4 I tll4. 6 1 1 14 16. U lf •To 1 . kaulds• iota . Odors lemmatise* Sew Odom 11. loi pall lastlea llaslolll l olo o . l ,a o . •••• 1141 De. Dobo E. D. 3:0'4 100 1 Do.doo D. 100 tort Unouldso vAtabooob mod=• 4:10w all tdialsorgb 100 4lobrt i tr a tli. Deoodee Wotan Wl* Nordisra H of 29 81 20 n is i• ii ii ii ii-- • v"Yeal W i;b7l ra Mara LION Hardman Gibraltar Oilwaltar testasuarbla di - e par 19i 30 1111 7$ illi 1i xs 74 It in 111 133 ma 99 93 90 in 74 $4 rn 116 I . ns4 _____ Idosing lam= Wik. Mum. Paid prises aces Saturday. today. -- -.- 105,000 I Ague Fria oll I I I 30,000 I +Anglo Australian Gold all - - 10,000 10s. +Anglo Californian 10,90 0 10 + tastralasian - 20,000 10 +Auffitrallan 10,001 1 Australian Cordillera , all - - IWO. 1 Australian Freehold 40.900 1 Ave Marla all - - 6,10 e 10 Mamma Iron Ilt Coal all 11 7 110,000 1 British Australian Gold all - - 20,130 , +British Iron 13.1 54 4 10, . 16 +Brawliap.tiakatsl.pas. 234 2 1,000 SO Do. Cocoa and rules* all I 4 11,000 10 Do. St. Joku Del Rey 15 29 SI 110,0* 1 Carson's Creek .. ... , . 10,000 1 I,2la.Cons.llln.Co.,,lani. 4 die peg 11,000 40 Coke Copper 100,000 6 +Colonial G01d..: 1 I I 001 1 1W 0 IS 16 17 350,000 fit. +Copper Miners of Eng. .11 60 65 6,06• 25 +Do. Pref. 74 per Cant. all par 2 117 a 70,1100 5 tEng.lkAustnllanCoPpr all f lf 15,00 U 2 +Forums 100,001 I Great Nugget Win Reg. all 4 50,000 20 +General 71,004 1 Grand Duchy of Radon WI i i 11,000 4 Great Polgootb 60.000 1 Liberty - - 10,000 3 +Linares all 7 11 10,000 6 Lusibudan 1 I 11 die 103,015 1 Mar - kink' i n I I Ste 0 1 New Granada 11,000 I +N.Linaree Min. ein.o + all - - 200,000 1 Nouveau Monde 10,000 90 Pontribaud Silver Lead all 14 15 100,06 6 Port rbillip 60,06 1 Quartz Rock all 22l I 10,000 50 41thyonkey Iron 10,000 IS +Do. New 7,015 , SO lutist° de Cuba lll 4 41 44 50,0 0 0 1 :Usti Awl/alias all 1 If 6,000 10 fln Croft 48,17 , 70.x0} Malted Meaken all l 21 3 SAW 1 Waller i 11,000 1 West Kulp.' all i . . . iii s— Fe. A7117W - - 1M Oe. 16 Swig DO OL 001101611•0 West. (Ira ) 100 Oreil WOOIIII 100 De. OlserVilley Ga.Stk all tasesake and Oarlisla iii Fri so 62 74 72 7 fpm 7 fpm TS 754 $4 4i 421 Unicil Peke 3s. U. hoards. DE PORQUETB LB TItESOK de I'ECOLIKR FRANCAIS; or. Tresoletteg English tuto Inattch at NAL— Woo. Ls Petri ittaelilie. Zie /d.-11Dret heads Deadens book, k 6d.— First= rbThooloa. IL 6.l.—Oertesa Tthor. U. 6d. —Ditto lloadieg Doak D. ed.—Ditto Mmoool , W, 3L 6d.—ltalian Velar. 3s. 6d.—Ditto yeleimi look D. ei—Dltto Moe too. D. ed.. ie. Imam : 8113 1 Dein. Menha• ma Co. --- 4 Do. Now Thirds DO Lassaddrp sod !ordain 74j I MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY. The public sales declared for to-morrow are :—Sugar : 200 hbds. Barbadoes ; 4,200 bags Mauritius; 4,800 bags Bengal ; and 400 bags Madras. Coffee : 250 casks ani 800 bags plantation Ceylon ; 300 bags native ; and 400 bale. long berry Mocha. Saltpetre : 3,400 bags. • A cargo of 2,600 of Rio coffee has been sold to-day at 41s. 61. for a near port. Sayrrwrius.—About 1,000 bags sold. Refraction, 3to 4, 281.9 d. ; ref , 7:, 28s. 61, which were a shade lower prices. M.02.—N0 sales repotted. OILS.—Seal, pale, 491. 101. to 501. ; straw, 461. to 461.; brown, 431. to 441 ; sperm, body, 1201. to 1211. ; bead matter, 1181. ; cod, 4V. 10s. to 431.; South Sea pale, 481.10 x. to 481. los. ; olive, Gallipoli, 571. 10s. to 581. ; Spanish and Sicily, 541. to 5.51. ; cocoa nut, 465. to 484. ; palm, 42e. to 445.; linseed, 36.. ; napeseed, pale, 554. ; brown, 5224.64. Ist. 7 7 , 11., ice. Lt. 4 NO.; los. ID W. n.P. iii:Weet Maw L. ILosissimad Bleskwall die.Cosel I=.= l lrirtla west= $ Si 1064 lini 101 f 1011 1117 111 lOU 100 e i HE CAPAIGN in the CRIMEA—The CONDUCT d the WAIL—See the QUAITNALT nEvizw. WCICL. pablkhei TUIB DAY. Johit Manse. Albeeeseieetreet. 16 t i Da 1:164WILIAodB. (C.) 2 De. lOU Ldlliel= WestAn) Ts: lir dia. du. e die eh 114 ej7l die $ 7 THE DAILY NEWS: LONDON MORNING PAM, prim AL belly WNW leursal, tbs sisYNNIN7 11•• emiliette sad dal mid Mims. ls wise yt No ;tM asseney 01 Its by ism% and Is eis IRAN missildls rl somssealsl laollll4. wired is Witty, lOW, sNlesestssy sttilse—Nils payer 11 AL COIIIIMPONDMITII AT THIS SEAT 07 WAIL 701 INION 1111% 11 II MAMA AND LIIPARTLAL. aNteisety wet st dimple la tbs Indian fbas is op pod Olt by *my Oistimi eiil THE ONLY DAILY MIIUO WORT, irtAi IT , 11:01t5 ALL OTTEINIMI ADYERTIAINRICTIL %Wools* blispoissi. ad dray! mow by min sham silty yessilbss sag id Itssmimmysesriss. Ws pow k by roatastay syl forty bilinistim.sillsysi ter La ssisstriar lei milks sat -MM- is soy. To bs say mama st say badiedlst at Nivisfaa tbs libigAss; or et ibs NEE.sk essesirsiyosd. Ilistosset. Lamb& . 11 abaft be sdNisd diSsiebe lir post by frosit4 Massa pnr. Pest moos .40 118111. . WI" ibe non sl sows swim testy is apply gastair. laid Is sham by ftssballss tram 72i1 - 517/16 -- :4 i_ De. SO $44 4 , JAW. 19. I Weatim ni IVY ii=llllll..moss. ali Ds I Shares, No. 1 In MINA IN Dw ars. sad Darby nal INY.O. Wait. ars) OW Half Porta all leassaido mad Calle* le Na saralsa Bury Eaten fli 19i s 79 701 41 49 u+ fait TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. il 11. i Pli di 11 2& - _ The tallow market has taken a turn, and there are new buyers, and scarcely any sellers. Petersburg Y. C. on the spot is quoted 675.; Febrility to Much, 661. 64.; March to April, 675. 8 ZuWeiriil iivia!en:: Lit =w uneliDointik 13 Do. New . 3i Northam Oman Unice --- EXECUTION THIS DAY. is at.' This morning, at 8 o'clock, Emanuel Barthelemy 13 30 underwent the extreme penalty of the law in front of the at. 1 01 d Bailey. Soon after 5 o'clock the dread, but cumbrous, 16 s imagine of the law was drawn from the press-yard, and s Isrected in front of what was formerly t h e debtors' door of at. is Ike prison, end at this time acutely a hundred persons had ltS easembled. Strong bodies of the City Police of the several 10 M. (divisions arrived soon after 6 o'clock, and took ap their poei- A. dons within the barriers; large bodies of the reserve lo I tree of the metropolitan police being also admitted within : ,thelsarriers surrounding the scaffold. From this time until 10 lantana hour arrived the crowds of persons that poured in . I fans all quarters was immense, and at eight o'clock there at could not have been less then from 8,000 to 10,000 preset, 10 and amongst whom were observed many foreigners. The l a windows of the several houses were in most instances occu- St r pled by various patio., but generally to a less degree than Na similar occasions. Ss 'ismediately in front of the drop a large number .. 49 51 31 -1-1;11." OF TALLOW. 100 ii;iiil37llisk - 16 North Dam. No. 1 all Do. d M A Deferred I Do. B Oastantmed 100 N. Ilmamm—Dmana 20 Do. iiteolllo4 13 Do. 0.N.8. Pun. all Do. Lads 100 Do. York 30 Noah Lake all Ds. law Salaams . 17 Noah kOmMordalie.. all Hoak Waft= 10 ItorthillsabWat. Junk . la Oidord,Wore., lk Wave.. 100 luo Mdee ad* MON* ad* Omani . 10 3brewarr y mad limalba . 100 =lr .. Usfas ...... I I'A 100 Soak limilark I a leak Webs I I aratklaluk.kalarDan 5 ill _ Somila mad Da111 7077 • j e t 3 77 II SI Ws 43 11 die II 1$ 533 34 59 54 __ 183. 1 MS. 1853. i , ..:: Stock= Itand Casks.. 49,74/1 41,248 34,804 Delivery Imtwook Do.from lot June irdvallostwesk 1,623 2(•9 1,660 Do. from lot Juno Prior Y. C. per owl. Do. Town 473.3d. 641. ed. 586.02. Arrivals for the week endin4 Jan. 30 last year, 379 auks, and delivery 1,927 casks. The arrivals last week comprised 1,176 casks from Louie, 434 cuts from Beath America, and 60 casks from other places ; total, 1,660 oaks. lee $ Wad er West Mariposa STrwaterable by sta !SOM. NUR n AILT NEWS FORWARDEDtetbsOOUNTRY by mom poet, a Isom. t o = dh la sionsb, OR MADDOX. 10. Upper Allsp4l4 Isskianer iM ?fir Irs Ajtest. par 916 11 4i ale 6 64 12 " Se Pli 96 la 60 GI 6 11 0 47 13 . 1.4 lif i JOINT STOCK MARKET.-THIS DAY. .V Ty cold. TALLY NEWS LENT TO BEAD. boa 8 ml.l ma► a p.m., at per week; 6.411•11 tres or Nl= 1 11 4.. for perisizzria.ll:l=lll; W W NOM AVM* 161 il SIS w # 19 al SS $7 3 Si 11 17 34 4 41 21 S 9_. r. Cleady. I. .0414. 1/AILT NEWS LENT TO READ , in L ondon, at last. For quart/T.-BRn by b109141/40 IlA p l i k u t= 11(1110 00, lab IL pot 91.-19. ADAMI. Wilanlaiser, Om Afgat• 1 all rii:cdkvii-Dodikasu all tale di Malls •11 Wanoribrd and Kilkenny : all Walloreard and Limerew all West brim 1$ Wed Oieswall 3 Windellont.liCrystal P VIRAYSWATER.-DAILY NEWS LENT TO AI READ; fl ied sonsilott to tie nanny by nosing pat, at Itisfd. quarter, pain la adman. IL BUR ICE. Cironntornos. Wist. anonogsn. U, closdy. illy cloudy. Bremen, HAN ; crow saved.— Wool to Af• I sear Hela ; st roe. Val* tad by Eaklamk, eoatatt with sa lint. and sank. — !dish schooner), h a cargo of iron meshed te-de7: a DI Swiss or Tai or kba's ay% me task the Yuma Ma safe and speedy re. "men* whisk at ail punt, uss we. the system. tad • a are equally melting*, stoner 47 ad rearallaa hmen New Prefer,* lane. York. D EATkLS. • of C. J. Heaven. Torkabin. the will Woe, Ineombot al • Wrl•7. th• wite of In, Esq., of a set. ow, the wife of A. S. 0 wife of )t. Frisk Salk, Ilia wife of the wt at. Asdrew'k P. OoWesoarl• Inter of IWWrwood• M Ousbrid" Me• &Mk SEd HSU Ism W. issires. 11044 of asy alma. lir• J. IL I. to Wm Jahasoa. pm. Diffirlidm Cbligeb, Vtb. moJ loslmp MAIM. deaf. Codoid. r Pr= yousw••• Usiver- r. loa. aPd 47 • MINI. awl, aPg 114 . =MOM Ora. 0. Cor- %Amt. !kWh II.OoF „airba c....” - b•12 44 or of MS. W. Dis Wear 13004 it. a 116 01 14 talk We of C. G. PlO2lO sr. vus „ it gA loor SO y. of lAttlien•rise, Calr• ...=......",.......... um. of la S. Word 1 tho Ofics. to UMW Baal. JanlikaT 14 3 M FOUR LIVES JAM LOST SPARK. ON THB ICE IN ST. BS' --- On Saturday evening, just before dusk, a lamilah able accideat. involviog the lose of four lives, aned sp Jl/1101 as theornarnsatal water within the enclosure o St. l park. The frost of the preceding forty-eight hours had coated the surface of the water with ice on Friday and Saturday morning. In exposed situations the ice bad &Raised • thickness of two inches. A great many spectators were present throughout the morning, and in the neighbourhood of Buckingham Palate some adventurous skaters enjoyed their favourite amusement for several hours without acci dent. The ice was, however, very unsafe, and the officers of the Royal Humane Society ant the park keepers were engaged in marking the weak portions with the usual danger poles during a great part of the day. Shortly before three o'clock • gentleman, while skating near the ferry, got into the water, and was mated by en iceman. A number of other slight accidents took place during the afternoon, hut nothing worth mentioning until half-past 3 o'clock, when a catastrophe occurred, upon that portion of the ornamental water in front of the Horse Guards, and only a few puss from the entrance lodge. This po rtion of i the ce had been marked " dangerous" early in the day, but it was found impossible to prevent • crowd of boys and young men from sliding upon the edges of the water, and, an the afternoon advanced, the more foolhardy grew wives tunas acd crossed the lake to the wildfowl island, near to which there was some ice of considerable thickness. It war a treacherou spot, however, and at the hoar mentioned, while • number of young men and youths were sliding one of the party fell, and the concussion consequent upon his contact with the ice caned a fracture through which he and three others were in an instant precipitated. A loud alarm was raised for am stance, but before the Humane Society's officers arrived, after struggling vainly a few moments on the surface, all four sank under the ice. Three or four by standers, in their anxiety to render assistance were immersed and only »sued with difficulty. As soon as the Humane Society's officer arrived attempts were made to find the bodies of the missing parties, and two of times were very soon brought to the surface. No hot baths were ready in the society's marques, in woos guano of whist the Wise had to be conveyelsereas the Plana OD WsialiMill Marital. Mr. )(Tana, the so ciety% sups% woo sot la attendance, bat the medical advise ot throe gssamess manectod with the Westminster "..lid, Was. OreuwoOd, Hyatt, and Harris, who hap "be is the Past sass the accident occurred, was as& the MOB ONO issuyed to the hospital. HNe Mu banks wise oNalood by Mr. lioldstow, the resi dent sidled olden, miss whose thraldom salvo meaty won adopted to oSsists animation, bet war tsaately, without edict the body of a thir d INS get set of ths west shortly dislicowls t and In Him unser rested to the Westoisollor Ibisfilu and ..11 22 " the reel rseF most is similsrsoosso sass without • hutch body tog Casa set d tbe water altos= minutes after the oulisst eoraltistio cul this was to Charing Cross mew, lamp UM this in hoar the bast means wise used to sisters wrimitiAra, was, the direction of Mr. Hallod, the house ertgosa. MS also on- suseeeefully. The bodies at the Westminster Hospital have been iden tified as those of John Linton, aged 16, of 6, York-place, Gravel-lane S ou th war k ; George Adwards, aged 16 64, Wileted.strist, Somers '- town ; John Batten, aged 14, 1, renton-plan.Walworth. DARING SUROLARY.—DERBY, SATURDAY EYRN nro.—This imeming Wry, a daring burglary was cc mafttal at the mahlimen d Phibp Bubbsrstoy, Req., Wirksworthe 12 miles free Dailey. The thieves effected an entrance by getting iota the gisammogrotands, and forcing the library shatter.. the booty obtained is the .entente of a plats shot, iMeff ISO ounces of silver pis% lacibadiss a peseastatios servise, bread basket, sugar kw* saes bulk Wessel hip waken, spoons, forks, two ash hank a iselle .ell Nowise, &v. AU the silver is rasekoi with the %Wei P. 5.," "C.; or "A. C." Tho robbery wee diesevaredases after 6 o'clock this issawiew by owe et the samerto. It ores afterwards amodelmi Oat the la evict Mr ham sett w az i Asmingi to got la is= Min Wm a asp Wkbaiselli Wm.. lei lei aim Inierlpily slink GM Wiwi metal lagimsats No clue boo yet Wadi. tab* her idimmusiss of the maim be. boa =L I re of Derwin sal a souremi al 601. sillwed isk % sli i et emisee he a Irmo pri e : r 2finidl If say ass impuma. Oas et the ammo es Is bed Awl SAM,* IS Mikis maim Osage INS I , 111111 dip la lbs Mesa of Frenchmen bad taken up their station, and a rumour is I strongly prevailed amongst the authorities bo th within and re ' without the gaol that en attempt would be made to shoot so Barthelemy on his ascending the scaffold to provost his lo expiating his crimes by so altansefal a death, but nothing of , the kind fortunately was attempted ; had it been, it would I be impossible to conjecture what fatal results might have asisaeL IL Abeat 20 minutes past 7 the sheriffs Alderman Mug- 96.24" gelid. sad J. J. Crossley, Esq., and the Under-sheriffs ii Kama Ferrer and Crossley, arrived at the prison , and :11 mum Am visited the wretehed murderer. 11 It is usual oa this day for the condemned to attend the :t. prison chapel, bat Barthelemy declined doing so. Two irstashmes, with whom Barthelemy has been acquainted t o emend years, rimed Boreal and Pairs, paid a last visit to 20 him during the day, but there was no display of feeling m during the meeting. The Hon. Mr. Cli ff ord visited Bar- s t . **limy, with the Rev. Dr. Crowe, one of the catholic tit. priests, who has been in atteadance on him, but he was 81- equally impassive towards them. st. Nearly the whole of yesterday Barthelemy was engaged 12 6 la writing letters, and at tan o'clock retired to rest and 5, dept soundly during the night. lie awoke about four 1 1-1 o'clock, got up, dressed himself, partook of some refresh- 8 1 , 1 mast, and began writing more letters. When the procession to the scaffold was formed, the ! e t. @lapel bell was ringing the death knell. Barthelemy was 19 il preceded by the sheriffs, the under . sheriff ., the Bev. Mr. if Davie, and the Abbe lions. He walked with a fi rm sad is emebehing step, his head meet, and ascended the ecaffold it dims and unassisted. He walked to the centre of the sod- s. MA, made a low and profound bow to thous assembled, for MIMI round, placed himself under the fatal drop, and 12 rail with a firmness truly remarkable, not a muscle of his to basis moving. Oa the fetal preliminaries having been 4 4 gone through by Cslcraft, be asked him to complete his et 2. work as soon as possible; and in less than two minutes the 1 6 2 signal was given , the fatal bolt withdrawn, and the wretched to man launched into eternity. Re died apparently without It a struggle. St After hanging the usual time the body was est down B .± • and placed in a coffin, and daring the day iaterred within j's the walls of the prison. t ir e ! The paper Barthelemy asked to hold in his hand war a : letter received by him on Saturday from a lady at Poictiers. St. to HIGHWAY ROBBERY IN ITALY.—The Milan and I 1.0.4 Turin mail was robbed on the night of the 14th by a band E d brigands. The robbers were, however, disappointed in their expectation of a large sum of money, there being r y scarcely anything either in the possession of the pesseogers g or in the letters. THE ALLEGED DEATH FROM VIOLENCE IN GRAY'S INS•LANB.—On Saturday the investigation respecting the le death of Mary Kelly—alleged to have been murdered by s man named Matinee Hearn—was concluded before Mr. it. Wakley at the Royal Free Hospital. (The proceedings at the first day's examinatioa appeared in the Doily News of St- Saturday ) Mr. Gant, one of the house-surgeons of the ." hospital, repeated his former evidenc e, and added that be " had not the slightest doubt but that the htemorrhage which is had caused death had been produced by the blow or kick which it was proved had been inflicted on deceased by 50 Hearn. The jury immediately returned a verdict of man- u slaughter against Maurice Hearn, and he was committed on 31 the coroner's warrant to Newpte. WIDOWS AND Sev er alP SOLDlERS.—Saus dere's News Letter says: widows and orphans of our brave troops who have fallen in the East, we under- st. stand, are about seeking admission to thepoor-house, the Is funds of the Central Association not being able to support theta any longer. Surely it is high time that the benefits lig of the Patriotic Fund should be derived by those for whom it has been specially raised." TOBACCO FOR THE ARM IN THE EAST.—A oor loo respeadest at one of the outputs informs us that the Com- so missismees of the Customs have ordered that all tobacco do =MIN WIWI shall not in future be destroyed, at all events id =I the present war, as heretofore, but that it shall be end packed up at the several ports in casks, and 12 teeemmitted to such pleas as may be ordered for shipment, el II be forwarded to the Mimes. About Peterstield and Gosport there have been 11 hes falls et snow for the last week. Yesterday, at the thermometer was at 2 degrees below the * hweithig Oat at noes la the tan's rays. • rather heavy Lail el seem leek play in that tows and neighbourhood fu ea Iletemlley sight. Up to yesterday the now bad not • fogad Ibs Nis la Ow Intl Wows law 1 1 . 110 a Da. NW. 1, 7 PIT CI- -• • toe 0•141068. Ale ... all 15 Mow ad ildemod Oshawa Iliwita all DwaLlirtkal aborJoic• I ere MO= Om • m 100 Do. ilk awl: par CCt.t. 100 Do. . Clio T per ab 4 vast.or.uta. p0., 11 0 111 Ditto ea. No. 2 1 0 Do. Now • psi Oat. Do* Su •••/..Usis tame :VPAL leo Eat all rase DW•milrark Jos.Sthe 100 FAL.Parilt.DwaPosa p et. lou omit Illiallsra•= 100 Do. 5 pa mt. able at 10 pea. pm.. 10' Do. 4fper watt. .r., , 3 130.5p.etaa red.atspet pal 014 Ot MOW Nortre(l)Elit ape tba 6 .Wom.lllwiltalOWNw 1.0 D 0.41111. %MINI& pill. 190 DIAMIIVAIIIIIIMIAMI. 100 Dlttolnolaalwallill 4p. at all Do. Raw IM2. arm .. all Do. MOE Poi IL Sp.e. 100 us. Um Ow Mat • all do. Cluiler Ges. Moro iAI Do. ils. 016 ..... all Dw dm. b. ~ 0 lawardNeoliTaNta-iNSI 100 alma go amaL Meek WO Lerkaglip‘S.D.ll9.•••t lall Les,ll.W..oB•lllllm.spet I LowlkeNtWallOss.Thlrate 1 ill Lasion•=7llloitr. ell. SHARES. 99 161 90 911 ss s 7 AI Ii f Pa 171 11 1 N 56 a 114 116 101 111 100 101 6 84 is 93 95 n Id 30 n 90 91 “ 15 1 1:1 71 71 ~, 14 1 1 n 1 1 n • OA 155 157 id ii 3 PS _ all IdernaeLdlUMNew 44 Din ad all 14efoidttlHY iPt 140 MlLdrodOena.Hr.l3lL 6 P 111 Ditto Peehromee all Ditto& PaeL 4 pie eas all Norfolk Datentarea 100 Do. ProL 4 par et. 84oe 100 Do. 0 pet Eaten.BLl44 lee North Bride% 100 Nl.f.sat.—Berrr.4pALltre 5 Do. do. do. 1$ Do. Ueda Bp. ot. No. 1 9 Do. Do. Qom, 1 0 80 10 Do. Tonal & all !doted allordshlre • . 100 OnLWomaliwol.lslBp et all illeadlabl7entraldere PreL all toolli BMX' 111 DOD Thad 4i per Cent all iiiretilsoLaaa.Al.o.s) .100 Dila 4dpor all dendiWoleesdaii p.4p all 133113 4toekton= 11 4 Wateebrasleurannycl 121 Ij + Pa 4. ut, ir . $ 44 ITT 90 104 105 101 103 91 95 9 93 1 — µ+r ai 114 1111 9? 90 roar] II l• Sp.e die j pa 11 dis• LINES LEASED AT All redraft sad Bletobl , y (lora le Los. N. 10 .) 100 Sualrlsslumbit• (Waled to Luba bX.Weilas) AO C170012E1 holies Dorsi 1•001•Sislis) 100 -______ _ . (bar to Ot. _ U Oloneeeter & Dan (bred to Gt. Waster $0 arliabley(LYorkktillig IS Dail slum (ditto)... I DIN 1611701 (ditto) 1 Lambs red Otrawiele 10 Ogr*loath Barer), al Tellerere (ditto)l ISO LorialedMair.4 pat Darr Is lior 4 a) 100 We ditto ..i= 15 Los.,Moryls (ye,) retort. a 11=11sztos, as(JeN.WJekid. all 4rldlake• awl (lesseitelllnktkiarL) all laldiri UMW ' all Ditto 13 MOM 110 , 7100 0 ! 1 • 1,08 . dl,WooddidootTcck) I DIU, idioms fditto) . awmndo.l l l l / 30 folk 1 1 •0 1 (land • 94 liostialiallarddiro Dowd to Kr. MONO 50 Woos Vonri, Spar Ct.soo (k 1 lis le &0011) iNOu. DIM Wilma liewiest 1•0•411.-- 97 90 0.1 I* NI Prima Saturday. 33; sti 12 is LOT 10$ 21 2i 17 1$ ii i. i ri 24 Si 14_ !Si It f a 16;ri 1 11 11 11 N.E. N.E. 113 1U - - ICS 147 Iti IS NI 231 ne 101 Ili al Is SI f 4 1 la 57 HI - - iof ISO 183 4 2 ii a i •1 ss:l Noi. eh. _BAiras. Pd. C Priese l Realness dose Saturday. to.day. --•—•••.-- AMA 40 Australasia all 79 Si SO 40 lirit.Colitank&Loan Co. all WOO 30 Britian North American all eo,lxo 25 Cbarterrd Rank of Aga 0 1 04 dim 44 4 20,000 20 Mart. Bank of India, Australia, and Mina,. 2 —— Ms WOW 100 Coionlal 25, 109 Commercial of London 2O 15, 20 Eng.,500t.,2 AustCkart IS 3i 24 dls 32, 30 Lon.Chart.Rank 01 Auct 2O 21 114 111,E 20 Ditto New 6—— 54 10, SC London and County OIL 60 London Pint Stock lO 50,00441"0 London and Westrniaster 20 10, 100 Nat. Pro,. of England.- 25 10,f 20 Do. New lO 99, 50 National of Ireland 111,09 20 New South Wales all 34 Si 23,117 33 Orient. Rank Corporation all 37 39 30, 100 Provincialof Ireland 25 —ll 2d 4, 10 M in . Ne.wa..0.....1.d.u.... Imp. Co. I'R = • 10,000 a Royal Austral ian Bank. 5, 23 South Australia 22 39 41 BS, U Union of Australia 65 7 1$ 1,000 ... IDo. New 24 11 10 00,000 50 Union of London Boothia dans so-dap 171 17 WIND AND WEATHER REPORT. (PROM THE MICR OP TEE SLIM= Tiisioris commit.) EATRIDLT, JAN. 20. Statical. Ceara ei Wind. Mate of Wads,. Greenwich ....... ..... LE. Lothbery Rages Brighten Manobestor lemmata • N.E. Neluteissern litoluecoarent... Sheffield yetH Carbide Yarmouth Geueshorough N.N.E. Groat Otinashy E. Goody. L i e on wootott E.N.E. ... Prod. Lido leamingtoa N.N.W. ... Hard hest. nster Nottingham Mi Prost. Derby N.E. Combrffige Shrewsbury Holyhead Liverpool EEL Prat. boyish LE. Deblin Wool N.E. Pouth Mu lym ter Oloomoter Sardiff Heverfordwest Soethampton Portsmouth Coves N. Winelfeld Aberdeen EL Cloudy. Muth =.... . ...... ... ...... N.E. Ma. swarm pro...•••••••• 14........• high lisrd frost. Coady. Frcot. The English stock market today was spin flat and inanimate. The heavy falling off in the bank bullion—although the exceptional nature of the drain is recognised--and the prolonged absence of any decided newi from the Crimea, combined to check the disposition to buy. The extreme depres sion of the day, however, at no time exceeded 3 per Bent., and the closing range was only 1 per cent. below that of yesterday. A large purchase was effected towards the close, but failed to produce any rally. The immediate operations are chiefly specu lative, but still the transactions on the part of the public are, on balance, on the side of investments, the supply of stock, as we mentioned yesterday, being covertly drawn from government sources. The objections urged against the Chancellor of the Exchequer's secret dealings with ,the Savings Batik and other stocks must certainly be regarded as reasonable, as it is diffi cult to feel confidence in financial operations conducted with so leach seeesey. - may be laid down 'u a safe general principle that the operations of the state in money matters ought to be divested of even the slightest vestige of market measures, and car ried on in the most open manner. Yet this deside ratum is certainly not attained if the Chancellor, in stead of frankly stating the extent and object of his dealings, mystifies the Stock Exchange, monied men, and the investing public by effecting secret sales of stock hitherto held by institutions under the control of the executive. The petty immediate advantage that may perhaps be derived from such a course of proceeding is a poor equivalent for the loss of that confidence which it ought always to be the desire of a finance minister to establish in the minds of the moneyed public. At Paris to-day the Three per Cent. Rentes ex perienced a slight rally from yesterday's decline, but in the Four-and-a-Half per Cents. the rise was Ito 3 per cent. The Vienna market is reported as rather better, with the exchange on London ruling at 12.14. At Amsterdam the bourse continues remarkably firm, but at Frankfort Austrian stock has again given way. Consols for the Bth February ranged between 913 and 911, and clostd at 911 to 1. For money the closing quotation was 913 to 1. The official business report is as follows:—Three 'per Cent. Consols, for money, 911 1, a,l ; ditto, for account, Bth Feb., 911, I, 3. Th ree per Cent. Reduced, 911, 1. New Three per Cents., 921, 92. Three-and-a- Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds falling payable in 1858, 991 ; ditto 1859, 991. Bank Stock, 2111. The extreme variation in Consols this week has been exactly 1 per cent, the highest price touched having been (for account) 923, and the lowest 911. The market closed to-day 3 per cent. lower than last Saturday. Exchequer Bills remain quoted 4s. to 7s. prem.; and India Bonds, Ile. to 14.. prem. Foreign stocks met with scarcely any business, I and quotations were nominally unaltered. The operations mainly centered in Turkish, which olosed the same as yesterday, at 76i to At 3 o'clock Russian Five per Cents. were quoted 100 to 102 ; ditto Four-and a-Half per Cents., 90 to 91. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 61 to 62 ; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 92 to 94. Sardinian, 84 to 86. Peruvian Four-and-a-Halt per Cents., 70 to 72. Mexican, 21 to 3. Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 183 to 3. Sales are recorded as follows : Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 100. Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 93, 933. Equador Bonds, 4. Turkish Six per Cent. Bonds, for account, 31st January, 761, 1, 3. By telegraph from Paris information was received to-day that the interest upon French Treasury Bonds is fixed es follows :-3 per cent. on bonds from three to six months; 33 per cent. on those from six to nine months; and 4 per cent. on those for a year. This is a reduction of 3 per cent. from the rates previously current. The imports of the precious metals this week have been very trifling, amounting to only about 28,0001., viz, 7,7401. in gold by the Severn, trom the Brazils; and 20,3211., chiefly from Lisbon, by the Madrid. The Custom-house statement of the exports of the precious metals direct from London during the week includes 84,600 ounces of silver, and NO ounces and 1001. in gold, representing an aggregate value of about 23,0001. The silver was despatched almost entirely to Hamburg. The particulars are annexed, viz. :—Gold coin : to Belgium, 500 oz. ; to Algoa Bay, 1001. Gold bare :to Boul ogne, 60 oz. Silver coin : to Hamburg, 25,000 oz. Silver bars: to Hamburg, 59,000 oz. ; to Boulogne, 600 oz. The other exports reported to us comprise 6,8461. by the Atrato, for the West Indies, &c. ; 70,8661. by the Madrid, for the Peninsula; and 51,5001. (of which all but 7001. was gold) by the Euxine, for Malta, Alexandria, and Aden. The total ascertained shipments of the week are thus raised to about 152,0001. Some further, though comparatively limited amounts of gold were also withdrawn from the Bank in the earlier part of the week, and dispatched to the continent in private hands. Land shares to-day experienced no change of me moment. In Bank shares the only feature was a decline of 11. in the stock of the Union Bank of Australia. Crystal Palace shares closed rather flatter, at 21 to 21. East and West India Dock stock has been dealt in at 1181 to 119 ex div., Berlin Waterworks at 21 (51. 10e. paid), and Peninsular and Oriental at 54 to 55. The following half-yearly meetings are announced —viz., of the Itatcliff Gas Company, for the 31st inst., at which a dividend will be declared; of the London Necropolis and National Mausoleum Com pany (annual), for the 13th Feb.; of the Norfolk Estuary Company, for the 14th Feb.; of the Oxford, Worcester, and Wolverhampton Railway Company, for the 21st Feb.; and of the European Gas Company, for the Bth Feb. A dividend of 10s. on the old shares, and the interest on the new shares, of this last-named company are to be payable on the Ist Feb. THIS DAY—Two ott.cat. The English funds showed flatness this morning, sales preponderating, but buyers have since come forward, and prices are now quoted the same as they closed on Saturday. Consols for account, after being sold u low u 911, are now quoted 91: to For money, transactions are recorded at 911 to 91t, and the present quotation is 911 to k. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 91i to 92; the New Three per Cents. at 91i to 92} ; India Stock at 223; Bank Stock at 2111; and Exchequer Bills at 4e. to 78. prem. Foreign stocks remain very quiet, with the princi pal transactions in Turkish, which is rather flatter, at 761 to t. Russian Five per Cents. are quoted 100 to 102 ; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 181 to 4; and Mexican, 21 to 1. Danish Three per Cents. have been dealt in at 811 ; Austrian Old Fire per Cents. at 70 (each 10fl.); Dutch Two-and-a- Half per Cents. at 62 to 1; do. Four per Cent. Cer tifs„ at 93. THE ZouszttEnt.—A return of the receipts of the Z vllverein during the first nine months of 1854 has, says a letter from Frankfort, of the 14th, in the itortiner, just bees published. The gross sum is 15,695,666 thalen (the theist is about 31.60 c.), of which 1,757,093 are takes by Hanover and Oldenburg. The ezpenee of administra• tics has been 1,884,198 thalen. There oonenoteutly remain 12,254,269 thane to be divided amongst all the states of the Zollverrio. Priori& rf cPives for her pert 7,110,968 thalin ; Sammy, 808, 614 ; Bava ria, 1,867,268 ; Wurtesa. burg, 705,138; Baden, 551.157; Electorate Reese, 295,846; Grand Dual Hesse. 352.100 ; the States of Thuringia, 416,968 t Brunswick, 100,674; Nassau, 174,663; sammer, 3,usan sail °Amber& 1111,299. The supply of beasts is very much smaller, and conse quently prices have advanced, but not to the extent that was expected ; the trade generally being in a very depressed state. The number of sheep is also coast derably less, but it exceeds the demand. Several ewes and. inferior quality remain unsold. A few of the choicest de scriptions realise higher rates, hut on the average trade i• no better. There being so very few calves on offer they ar• sold d . Our foreign supply consists of 177 besets and. 320 sheep From Scotland 300 beasts; Norfolk and Suffolk, 1,800; and 300 from the Northern and the Midland counties. ror stops of Ina aA. s.l. Per atone of 8188. a4.a 8. Bort &ate. Herefords.. 410 6 2 1 fast Duo. aWA AL. NI , 0 0 0 0 Bat Bbart.boroa 4 8 6 I 1 Beat Loos-wools bond suing Berta— 38 4 4 Do. do. rtborn Calves ........ ........ 4 4 6 0 Smog and wood (polity 3 8 4 2 Pigs .......... ........ 3 8 4 8 1 Do. Go. tqlern • 0 0 • Boot Duo. k Half-bre& 410 6 U LIMO* , ..... Desoto at market. 3,161. gawp and lambs, 9.310 ; calves. 0; 06%316. COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY. Eden Main, 25; Howard's West Hartley Netherton, 21s. ; W►lls End Tees, 251.-44 fresh ships at market. REFORM IN EGYPT.—A letter from Cairo, in the ifoniteur, lays: "The Viceroy, whilst occupying himself with the re-organisation of the army, pursues with perse verance his work of reform. Several very important reso lutions recently adopted by him ere a proof of this. His Highness has forbidden the introductiun of slaves through out the provicces placed under his administration. The most formal orders have already, been given on the subj set in the pore of the Red Sea. and in all parts of the southern frontier, by which the importation of negroes or Abyssi nians took place. The slaves who are at present in Egypt will remain provisionally in tho same situation, as a change in this respect would have too profoundly overthrown the blussulman family arrangements • but the principle is laid down, and slavery will at no dis tant day entirely disappear from Egypt. What are called the tolls paid at Suez and if osreir have been suppressed. This suppres.ion enures the real and complete liberty of commerce in the lied ha, and puts an end to a tax of which merchants and travellers had reason to complain. Any article on which import duties may have been already paid is net for the future to be subjected to any other duty, whatever transformation it may have undergone. This decision settles in the best spirit, as regards Egypt, a question which has given rise to great controversy." COAL TRADE.—The importation of coals into Lon don last year was:—Seaborne coals, in 10,114 shiPz3 3,399,561 tons; by railways, 979,170 tons; total, 4,378,731 tans; showing an increase of upwards of 360,000 tone se compared with 1863. The price of best coals et the Coal Exchange was :—ln January, 1854, 425. per ton ; January, 1866, 235. 6d. to 245. per ten. LIIOE IN LUDLOW.—On the 12th inst. aboy named John Williams, about 13 year. of age. was charged with robbing his father, John Williams, a resident of Ludlow, of the sum of 61.135. 4d. The lad's excuse wa i that hie mother had told him to steal the money and take t to her at Kid derminster. The accused also stated that hie father made him eat horseflesh, and that there was some in the hones then. After hearing this statement the constable, awns. panted by Superintendent Jones, searched old Williams's dwelling, and found the two hind legs of an ass, salted, and hung up to dry; they were smiked similar to hems of bacon. The officers took possession of the donkey meat, conveyed it to the gaol, and when the prisoner was asked what it was, he replied, " It's part of our old donkey father killed and pickled; that's what we eat; father pickled horse-tongues in a bucket, and boils hones' liver for us." The prisoner added, " He bought that ' hos' the shaft ron through, and was killed on the road leading to the Sheet, about four month ago; be pickled that, and made me eat it." There was also found in Williams's pig's-fl's bed•roomesh f,our smoke-dried rides of carributon, having the appearance o, unfit for human food. The bread in the house was found to consist of bean-meal and potatoes. The affair having become known, a crowd of persons congregated round the old man's dwelling, and, had it not been for the interfer ence of the police, they would soon have demolished the premises. The prisoner was remanded till Tuesday.— Shrewsbury Journal. Cesuem.—Janet and Mary, from Memel, has been abandoned at sea.Leith, Jas. 19. The Amity left Southampton, yesterday, with huts for the British troops in the Crimea. ALGERIAN COTTON.—The last packet which ar rived in France frorc Algiers brought 60 bales of cotton of the crop of 1854. 30 from the province of Algiers, and 30 from that of Conttantins. They were ordered by the m i n i ster i n order that they may be converted into reaasfisc tared articles for the Universal Exhibition. . .. ONTARIO, SIMCOR, AND HURON RAIRAVALwa- ''' . Traffic for the week ending Dec. 23, 1864, 691 k 4a.A1,11. ... eirr• responding _week, 1853, 4471. ss. lid. Increueln .1 lifillo . 2431. 19s. 2d. NEWPORT, ASERGAVENNT, AND HIRIPOROM3 it)rt . way,—Traffic ricsipts for the weak ending 4t , 6891. 10s. 3d_ .! . corres.ponding week leerier, 1. GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY OF CANADA - for week ending _ Dee. 18 , 1864 . 3,3371. ,r/s: NA 1,907/ 9s. 106. berme, 1864, 1,34014,1 !pp, • v % ibIICKLIAN•2 I : II . Pd. r N : 10 :=,.? 15, 10 Berlin Waterworks , 60 British AMOrielll Land 40 50.000 5 Brit. &Col .Sen. & Red .0, 1 11,144 1 Canada. • 329 0 Bt. Do.6perot-Jamandluly 1, Do. for Money 900,000 Crystal Palace 110,000 4 Crystal Palace arrant". 4 *OOO 2. Eastern Steam MOM 25 Electric Telegraph 50,000 lb Getwasl Bum Nay/oam 1 4 20 06enerall1.15.Ship0 0 ng Co all 6,000 20 (dab Beetroot Sugar lO 80,000 1 NediteresassnElecLTeL all MAN I Ilesican & Fit.Anberlaut 9 60,000 1 National Patnt.titm. Fuel all 50,000 10 Netherlands Land II 76, N.S. Males Coal& Inter Steam Nmigation Co 1 100,71. 1 North Brit. Australasian all 15,000 North of Europe Steam-If9 110, PaelllieerLandikMineral all 20, Penimular 3tOriencStra. all 50.000 Portland Iron Company 5ll 14,440 101 Royal Mail Stasis OO 160,000 1 Scottish Mute. Invests all 1911. 1 Do. New 1 South Australian Land— 25 4 75, 1 Submarine Taleg. Snip all Mk I Do. Do. Reginald all SOSO Trust&LoaoCo.otTJ9Can 10,11911 100 Van Dierosn's Land fli 'A ir. , .. 1 ' - 94 4 N IST li di 4