The Express. — London, England, 1865-01-14 00:00:00

THE t rillik3l3; * gittrliDAY EVANING, oird be baseelleir, *kw - Urea $1041.1 PM _ Larerrog. a N" , 5°C! roodo Ms la litill 'SI • . henna. witness. I lo known the g known Mn. its in Min of medical ad '. Ins ikons sit 1 *odd mewl venter, would I on bebell al bon w ozpset:s! • sink seember west ashen. o Mn. Clastwyed r. Iles of Mr. Joseph% I. a Peredotre lei of the bot Mal I. - I tea a tad? who Na 5. I del ask I ly Nrs. Chs‘a I sessesieteal the at time, bat she is has nothing toll beds. I beep thet L s. I maw the lair ariour, when she as I mew her. Ft as I mother gentlams Ile iris • very leis dead. 1 sap I cannot gay lee 1 same. 1 eimallf beds were saw • early toll. We t sight fa a qi Ladles booked t matter Jut Thaw Mr. Miller, earaa ly sliwpin with sot tell jai I nets wen aeee but I was 'solid et to pe*e eon* I had a 'ayes the ti bireakfestiag he • wee Ilk• • waitress ' takes into • rota us ; sad' remarked hat had slept atom haying with as sew I have so doubt rad. pristor of the hotel / camber, 1863, I bad who west to Awes rag flacaus=.l He was at amid Betel,'/ ore is her for insolence IP r December, her as betas Melt' c o g nised Pr eft err before she wen yad. er Christmas. Pa I altamt thiak hew She would sat be . 1 the novice of M< ' February, UK amain whet would be to ca me for • ,S, lid sot pt it Mit e celled • eeeralt s for dialer. Mari Mee is the mistress. Ir l2 1 1 weal with Mr" ru to hare C he 111/Plle al a l wards sea her, 11. clog ap for her whet ✓ith her. I saw Mr. left him op. Ma !ad breakfasted willi om• down till atm Is Wald b • Amu to Lic a r i a it to Lichfield is; , hall the same demotion was , t o, oote [aside It hJ , pot is 802 eora d wrote t pocket. bQl what ay 31 ra. °bete ° I* l i°:Dann Mr. bita Slum a it warn Ilte came the ant ti a t hi.a. 4 hole west awaY., I west to Liolia adios. I will tl or WC bat I ... k ll. ir.al: 6l 7 l 'd bou as a t 10 w mick. I timi d S not o.e ur,e, to let Mr. the floor shows • home with Is arid her asia Mired. gu tO LOOP" . at Mr. Niehels ere was • **TIN pat far sari. ,t 1, 0 wash lib there los bad was ;65 C st i IO M P • that hi ; I t w hat o I did sed 't koow .01 Ira. Cbetwlß. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. gals DAY.) (Before the A umlaut Judge.) The Court sat this day at the Guildhall, Westminster, to km Is. There were 34 on the list, of which 21 were *pahsg►inst the settlement of paupers. Gee was so sp- MMI of Edward West against a buterdy order toed' on NM by Sir T. Hasty, Bert., the magistrate at Bowetreet, and the following appeals 'widest ratieg Mimi Ames Gerrard against the poor-rate of the perk of Wick ; two by the Rev. Henry Peal Imam and ottani mildest the *ties of the 111111111 ; one hr the Gas Light and Coke °mosey against the poor-rate of the parishes of St. Margaret sad St. John the Enagelist, Wedzoioster ; owe by the Junior United Service Club, spied a poor rate of the parish of St. James, Wallahs der ; am by the Great Northern Railway Compaq, sods* t pea rate of the parish of Edmonton ; sad ere by the Lades and Blackwell Railway Company, against a poor ate of the perish of AU Saints, Poplar. The cases of the Jollier United Service Club and the Labe and Blackwell Railway were Axed for hearing on the 11th of February, but no day was named for the die- Peal of the net of the rate appeals. The peeper settlement cases were disposed of, but the dm tole wore utterly destitute of public interest. la the we of Welt appealing against a bastardy order, Mr. Mekelfe, for the respondent, said that as the child kid died there was an end of the appeal, and he applied feria allowance of seven guineas wets, .sa the sneers due 111 U 60461411 of the child. the Assistant-Judge confirmed the order with sods. THE POLIOK COURTS. (THIS DAY.) WFMNINSTER. Fa RITRAORDULART AFFAIR AT TEN BROMPTON CAIRO= _ _ ORATORY. Yr. Collett, solicitor, applied to the magistrate respect. I ht the eztraordioary case of Mrs. M`Dermott and bar' iitter Eliza, which has caused so much sensation of late. • Collett said thet in the rally state of the proceed. es reported in the newsmen, his worship (Kr. eaua bad stated that be bad received a letter from Father impegning Mrs. WDeraioes character. As were about to be taken ea bar behalf and a lhemegh searching investigation gone into to show that she hail the victim of a oonapirecy, he wished for 'Loopy of hrAer. Hr. Self. said he bad no objection to give him all the 41,4 1% or let anybody else have them. Mr. Collett said that Mr. Bowden, in his Interview with Hr. Belk which it would appear be had bad, probably made iosi a communication respoetiog Mrs. hi'Dormott or her 1 ftilitter. Mr. Selfe had afterwards said, when speaking to the mother. that there were things la cionserioe with the dauhter which be could Dot tell her, and that the mother had rest content with what be was about to commneicate. 11 3. Sells informed Kr. Collett that be wee mistaken in Filipming that he had given Mr. Bowden any private a_ 4l tiniew• He had only sere him pablkdy in court as the wr he &heeded to eater • to as exAstion, sad the otos' , "Iket Mr • Collett bad q uoted as having beee made by him to,. the mother did not arise out of anything said by Mr. Bowies, bat what had fallen out in his interview with the Ilkl lienelf. lit Collett pointed oat that in defence of Mrs. MTh.- P L' . 14 l the whole metier would be brought before a proper ...._..lik Ned it wee important to become acquainted with "'7 ,1 „ bli easeeoled with it. ....m. Eel • declared that be had *either wish sec inelinatien •• Prevent the whole world knowing all about Mrs. 11• Der. write sad kw daughter. In the course ef ectovereatkm ' lb. CM end !equity, a circumstance came to light *64, it was thank!, by him us well to comma heat 1... h'lberoott, whose feeliogs he bad been aarloas to zt, delicate a subject. If It most be known. i t g'■' mid got* e a t had beset seduced, Ahead , !wend bey mother as not aware of it. Collett obsery that he woe prepared far sot o it each communication. When the magistrate had die • lib , " b. w.a. The " dalabl " wa :p toppo d — missed the other be had told her that at some Mum se awe after. It was wirekeci, cooly v br aiid e•B e e thenege ie I Je tn hae l d the ir etree tha t t t r it t Mr . 1 did tim aim e he be r wes :da rmisos ten to k k .r now ".m when t h hlt daalb thas ler wasi v lrbe. Th e , a letter in th e neetneetenn. halm was Yr Se . He stated . th!it th at would be at ow* droorered s• by BMW for Mrs. Chetwvad. I will swear .7 we l etters watch he should have at wee pet Im o by how with Mrs nod to Yr. peasession. He had thought it better that the girl should . She never had rod glass m a* remain la the isstitstion, and he thought so still. There that. She had nay three, all whits. was so oristraint She was free to leave at any moment leeer& went to one the ball, but she she liked. sad come home If sim pleated. before Ills. Chetwynd. Mr. Collett hinted then ware powerful influences at krardo—l reside at 3, Marketequara, work Jr' keep her thee., to eel nothing of the ginger keep a haw repository, sad let apart- and lolly-pops which made her Owed with - her Los t en . t posAloo. It . would be Ma ul ed that this poor woman rue th at drat twenty Tiara During' M persecuted for years by e Brampton Oratory, and sett of the bar have occupied mv a seethes end evestouL I boo, and the alleption against her of deserting her family and her Itiziair , H t . jneti we ce re ff i ea u tl y ng ing , asllr.vollyuddleera.hosse. subsequeat committal for seven dais emanated from that s tallesen nui den. She would he toned a highly respectable with isatlemen's families is the asieh- _ laarT. Parma- _ cam bees ached kt Yr. Sulfa granted the litter, and Mr. Collett thanked , t I have not dew so. I Maw Kw marriage. When Mr. Huddler= i took my loftier*. He first CH 1862. Mr. and Mrs. Chstwyad I summer wires of that Tear. Mes. to go with her to New Brighton, sad 8A or. the 21st of August, IW2, the day I:rynd had left her. I remaiasd with stayed. I occupied the same sitting. Witty with her. Mr. Matthews come to 'after I had affived there ; he called on or Wise ; but I was alwaysc= go out with birders. Mrs.o with Mr. Matthews—that was this at LieerpooL I was to have soma not well. Mr. Matthews ray re m Brighton. I remembir the Stafford previously kaown Mr. Nichols, but he room at my hoar. Tim ChsterTod - maid. I went with her to the / before she did, and eat up for her. we had tea ; we then sat talking for d went up to our rooms. I went with her apartment. Mr. Nichols remained The sect morning I want into Mrs. about 8 o'clock. She we aelemPi sad bed with hat. Mr. Nichols was set with her for one minute. Mr. Matthew the ti ond floor, sad be allowed sae ty that might cell. It wen to moo ied remelt except at the arises Ceded" say servant Asa in.Clietwynd's tea into lir. Matthews tea them I teak it with her. When Afford abe generally had tea with tunes. Once or twice Mr. Matthew •IPS 111111te SO I have seldom lot harrider butelinatithwa. Mrs. Chat ms in the parlour with Mr. Matthews for Ina freweady geiag is aid out of true that they era remained together bed. The latest I have ever kaown her (except the hall eight) we 9 dark. A say impropriety of °padre or tweaked, and Mr. Matthews. :IL= sot been well. and a month Mien =Mrs. Chetwed asked ass lo sower La, Issued of deities at LOOOllll. sal we to go, sad it was quite an awl - the day her Iniebead left. libr. Mat. visit Mr. Chewed three ce we had nast him ea the iamb. alossaffful loag wavy hair. Ido net Matthews do deg her hair after dished almost swear I did sot. He did walk As after she bad been bathing. I swear children while Mr. Matthews was walk* 1 . I weer lost sight et them on the out with them. Not being win I home beton Mrs. Cherrynd ; sad marmots remained out with bee. ailed awe or twice, and he did Dot ikam aa boar. I used to sit at my • rem. I lost litho at what time Mrs. Chet- Mr. Matthews left to go to Liverpool for I was I dised ideas with the children; but I am sot nether Ma. Otietwyad and Mr. Matthew rums home re. I never saw rag feadliatity between them. Jr. Keesaly—Yea sever saw him kiss ha ! Mrs Edwards—Kiss her! Never, never. Mr. Huddle the habit of idling at my house, sad be has Chromed there. She has never left letters es r Mr. Matthews. Ido not recollect deliver* o him from her. If I have delivered one I have She has ewer shown me • photograph of Mr. and ear has sever talked moult to me I de net recollect Mrs. Chetwynd going away is a ash or brafthem with him for Lowden Hell. Moil= ad ism rho his room while be was at dinner or *defter. Übe mar have lone so ; but !Aloe% remember. I deaThow whether he loot her books He has not left say for her, or she for him. I sometimes go in end out of s anisters' room. )r. Ksasely—What on earth takes you is (Laughter.) Witers—l have gone in with regorges. I have but one swain, sad she is frequently engaged. I let Yr. Nichols bars a room because I happened to have no lodger at the time. I don't MUM he mentioned Mrs. Chetwad's name. Mr. Charmed had requested me. if I bad say rooms to owe, to have them ready in are an friends of his might west them. I took Mr. Nichols in, however. as a Wearer. Reexamined—l had a regular lodger when Mr. Matthews =l:dmy IVOUII. Our ordisary dinner-boar at New on was I o'clock. I have no doubt that Mrs. Chet wed sad Mr Matthews came home in the afternoon. If they lad not I should have eotieed it. I observed no rarer, is the visits of Mrs. Cbsewymet. and I bad no reason to wi rd that Mr. Chewed at all drapproved of her visite. The Queen's Advocate stated that the only other witness was protabb Mr. Matthews, but be was on a commission at Tiers, sad he bad sot retained. He proposed that the use should now adjourn till Wednesday. It was then arranged that paraces from " Meilen Larne (one of the French hooka which Mr. Matthews bad lent the petitioner) should be marked and banded to tbs_pstitioner's counsel in the interim. The court thou adjourned. ,-(THIS DAY.) 14 11 LIL W.N.W. SHARE LIST&-ITHIS DAT.) Two o'Opoow. No. aka The railway market is flatter to-day, and most a i m of the principal fines have declined. Metropolitan, Sti London aid South Western, Midland, and Great rj e l; Northern stocks have receded 4per cent., London mu and North Western, Great Western, and m g South Eastern and Lancashire and Yorkshire LAW London and Ntirth Western stock is now quoted A9l 1211 to ; Great Western, 801 to 81 ; Mid- It: land 138 i to 139 Lancashire and Yorkshire, me 1161 to 1 ; South fedora, 881 to 87 ; Great Eastern,47i to 48 ; Great Northern, 135} to "s 1314 ; Caledonian, 132 to ; London and Mc South Western, 97 to 99 ; and Metropolitan, 14: 1271 to 124. 12.( Dutch Rhenish Railway shares are dull, and rx other foreign lines inactive. Indian and Canadian stooks show no change. ORDINARY ‘ILARIS AND swoowa. Ota. Ind RUIN 4TII. r ea.WeL Now VaL IlkisWiwi Simi . or.— Oalideolasi Oak =dila:Wm lOreawill Do. • I • so ay. mg Do. B p. a. brad /k !DHOW asileJame FNlfoir ldiamdbisaGi a . aman sad & Do. 1. dog. Stk.. 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Mar* 18 old Cbmorilhe si bin Muds, the I ti baying hem *. , Melted me to ' homed her there on aka. a isidrit Mr. Chet,* • keg es mite ate: I give the mete eed I ma coesbant 101 reeding m m Bright°. the day of Chewed mos air p will he telom I sever Mew her go west est alma i compromise.• retholie rhumb bar, but I was m :R. • a week et New . not mvi 3area Pollock . t . and I had esit p ed • *ln *fetal rime with her I 0 coatnim ; bat I aims amp she retoreed we bodily hilt , rj ... m time, sad into last e el Übe Ohetwynd into her MIS tried= te smoke agar. II Lavigne'. whoa t wyed's room, at at seem 5001. maid wee in bed leme of Me is my borne with s the emelt. • eitting.roots on tl At tbe defy. see it to receive any rieffered the t a parlour which I o 'mama Woe a sesame. I don't , Tr r.•ll he I ...abscised, to take Mn complained. . . If ohs had tee Oiled with the ruse to Staffer be boraPnY wee ', Wl= On[[ how ok shares la it. 46 One is wino es ar secrete( am the ^' nem le any Weil ay ernaloyed as .4 Ws hem ekes in then. were KW ebert time ; bat I w rood work. 'its room It is not to ate bad sot hem is !bed goes to bed was not sere se be 'pia my Doan i lave DOW Illn say ~,,, otewnsalis C sa_ listniress Mrs. )XORCE. - I met to New . ay her to Nee= .. find the day 'bee I dent that It wee ea /M C.. Mr. &Tient then did sot v petitions: Mr our clays after w respoedent ; Mr. ten. Maimed hubs RP sottkorstk sot melee Mr. Mal she ease of the , Maim. lam e with as en the made 1 of the Qesenk I tend with the child 'he establishmeat ith Mrs. Clietwyed. Christmas, 1883, mods while 1 was leg in the boon magma went 1 . mama door. It t the cfuldne tied 'so engaged that ' r. Matthews only et deals nos. 1 y long—aot more I lies his fo pe sterer. rk in the Inn I Met witness. I wyodaed Mr. Matas , Ibsen knows the of lip. I dined idea have limos Mn. tire whether Mn. Chi wee to Bin or kw I near SSW I of medical e 5. Dr. Keuesly—Yee I I. ins there sit NM. Edwards^•-Sim 1 001thi UNA lies in the habit renew, would I Mrs. Cbetwired on betel( of bat for Mr. Matt IS °amnion; •MO • y letters to him trot seember, I weal again it she hie agbeas. Eatthemi mid oh o Mrs. Chetwyed stoat him fdo sot - I ii-44 *ll/01414 04,045, tit. titlato. a p.altar.iSsii6oo 1031114 SS 0.6.11tn.,40..1ait1a 1 100 610,000 SR G.W1441.—W.M.--06., p. et., AD. * July. COW St. 1500kYt.4p.e.7.06.11111011 180,000 St. lon.bliglttp.e.Jantrily 100 lODOSI Lis.w.o.e.Ja•Agakypi inuivo St. Do. 114 160,770, St LAS.W.p.c.huiltJoly,loo .... St 1114lan.1,4p.e.lan.&July 100 .... I St. N. BAWL S. P. & D.11.,1 p. e., lab. Av... 1100 111,4111 t IL I W.sai.o.,to.o.J•saisiy, tot .... isoot.N.K.. 4 p.e.AlLeocci los IN IN 94 14 PREFERENCII WARM Caledonian, Quitters, No. 2,100. Gent Smarm, Easters °malaise. 6 per OWL wet., 121. Gnat We4taro.—Ongieel imam& 4 per eta►., 86g. Lambs aad Brigbtoa, 5 per omit. Gsinalsed Staab, Di o. 1, 113. Naeth Ilealaro, 4f par emit. tedimmable, 99. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Datch Rhenish (16/. paid). 21f. Turin and Savona (all paid), PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. UriRPM. Jas. 13.—Maks today :—Groat Northern A, 1561 Great western, 861 1 14 1 Loados sad Meth W Me 2 11 —Mandunder, and Lincoln, tat --Metropolitan, 1271 1 8 p.-B.uth Eastern. 961—London an North It astern St. Helen's 6 pee cent. C, 130—Londou.Brighton and South Coast, ti per cent., 07c. Birkenhead, 99 c. 9 Demerara, T per cent., 1011—Great Lotembourg Maar*, LI 1-16 p. -.Alltance Bank Loudon and Liverpool (limited). 91 p.—Bank lAysepool. 271 stl.—Mansaatits and Nachos* Bank (Lindtad), 1146 1 11616 1546 1 15-16 4d, —Allies tlarineiLimitedl d.— British and Eurelen Marine (Limited , 3/ p. —Liverpool and Lon don am' Globe fire and Llfe,lol p—loyal Inan , awe, 6 p—Thames and Mersey Marine (I.lroltedi, 64 p. —Linton Marine (Limited). 2 IS-In Mersey Steel and Iron (Limited', Ip. —National Steam (limited), Sit s l , 4 6-16 1 5- 16 16 d.—Psollic Steam 914 —West India and Patine 14 11 1 p.—Conhalerate Load. 144 to 1. thannsonlia. 19.—Virmingbaos Joint Stook Banks ware sold a 1371 ; Muntz's Metal at 13a Id. dia. : and London and North Western stock at MI. Birmingham Guaranteed Mock was offered at 744 ; West Midland Oxford, at ; Birmingham Canal, at tdl Worcester Canal, at 10 ; and Bfeatingßam Company, at 351. Booth Staffer& quoted 101 to 1 ; Wlllet a tk at = Birnalnelam, Si, 52 ; Setae sad foreign Daffy* Plant . to prem. ; Midland Contract, i to 1 prem. Staffordshire Gas Mi. shares. 41 to 5 press. ; and New Union MU 1 7.16 to 1 13-16. Illmoutusr*, JAN. 13.—A pretty good badness was done at rather lower peels. Consolidated Bank ti k:l s ted). 7 111-15 p.— 1 Great Eastern, 41) —Great Laxembourg, 1 —Great Northern A, 15=1 —Great Western, 90/ 1 1 4—Join and (b., 12 p.— and North Western, MI I 11—Manchester sad 01111111ty leak am:Mem BBeeel4 and linoolsoldre. aiiii 14 41 1 1 141 1 2 11--Ditto a Pref.. 6-16 ,p, 128 T 1 81— asks*, U—Midland, 1411—New York and Erie, 36—North lirttlah,ll64—Nerth Eastern ;Berwick), 116 Soot% Eastern, 67 I 71 11— Manchester and galferd Sank T p.— Cm/odors* Loan. 66—Widtehavea and larnese, 274 —*stela Bank, 21 (1. —Alliance lank, 9 1 91 1 9 p.—Bolekow, Vaughan. and Os., 51 p.-16sotrie UM—National Steam. Md.— United States 6-24 461 on and Galestonbia Marine, 1 p. &Wet Fca a( WOOMmer. —The whole of the children mall% from al: to l 4 years of age colopedog the deems of the Royal Artillery and Royal Engineer Schools, at Woolwich, %eluding the schoolmasters and mistresses, Mather., ha., sumberieg upwards of 1,000, were yesterday entertained under the sanction and patronage of Others! Wards, C. 8., and the ofthers commanding, at their annual feast, held this year in the Riding•school of the garrison. FATAL 04A:uitIMICE AT STHANRAIR.—An occur rence of a distressing came, and which has produced painful mensatice in Stranraer, occurred at the harbour there on Tuesday night. Between eight mid sine o'clock the watch on deck of her Majesty's ocest-guard cruiser, Racer, then lying at anchor in Loch Ryan, off the harbour, heard cries of distress, and Captain Harris at once despatched a boat to render ambiance. After pulling some distance, the boat's mew discovered a man struggling in the water, and someeded in getting him into the just as he was apparently about to sick. He was insensible, and the men in the boat could learn nothing from him of the ocearreeoe. They returned to the cruiser, where the rescued man, on being restored to ccoecimusoms, stated that other two mac sad a woman had been along with him in a ship's boat, which had been suck. Captain Harris lost no time b. pendia( back the boat, and in a short time the bodies of two man were picked ur, bat no traces could be discovered of a woman. The liaise were takes edam, and identified as those of Cape& Skimming, et the schemer Mary of Bangor, sad the mete of the same vessel, ! whose name Is believed to be Ripper. The items whe wee ' also to the boat, and whose bud INA eat yet bees feted, was ascertained to be Mrs. 8k ug, the mesterk wife, who is a sthve of Strearaw. The men Ida wr tressaed named Jobe Adair, and also belongs to Sterrear. It semen ; that the party of four had left the pier to go on homed the 'chooser in a boat, which wee in • frail sad ditheklabed state, having • hole is one of bar sides ; it seems, tea tent the se had been drinking, and the boat wan Madly with • oath of fresh water, which they were thin ea board. MAT am give so satisfactory acewant of bow the lepeethere /esteemed, but says that before be was aware sad when about a meaner of a mile the pier, he these hiewelf sinking dew with the other hem s, MA Meth Mthl I cried loudly fey aseletthes. Ortheit Shimoda( mid i i i wee have left a dad, who was an beard the fcesser et the time, Lad it is said they have greeriagmpflassilo at Berhpa Nothing is known of the encest.-Oftworsffewith • 19 91 96 Si Ir 7 99 96 09 96 97 116 N a V 4 96 96 96 N WEATHER REPORT. BATURDAT, IMIVAZY • . ,36 NW. 1 Abied4il 2e. ALS B.k.W. 3 tatte . I-1 - - Dreamiest*. 28.33 39 N. W. 3 6 CV* Claa; I _ , - OW). 28.35,37, 6.6.5. 4 7 Nolibiad 2228 44 W.S.W. 9 8 Pembroke It& 60 46 W.N.W. 9 9 Seed '2).21.6 ; 9 9 L'Odeo 46 W. s E l e loottetort 2246'60 W. I 9 9 11yesouth 2211143 W. 6.11. 12 I =MD 11.71 1 46 W. In uth stuot w.a.w. London 3&8941 W.B.W. 1 II 10 ver ra Do rsoalli Scarborough 22 37 W. 8.11. f 4 121•104 11.4619 W.N.W. 2 2 SUNDAY. N.B. to 14. K., strong gala, with y. suow or rah; squall &N.& to &W., snow, 'vying heavy oho Wires* & aad W. W.N.W. to N.Z., &w. w. W. W.N.W. %trona to ham pie at %Imes, snow cc e.w. &W. W.R.W. W.SSW. &S.W. W.N.W. I 9 it 3 • - I» - IN I 1b - li. - 10 - I. 3 - O 6: 8 gi. 7 se. 10.47 ri ... 0.56 $6, 0.111 si. 1.48 81 066 el 6.41 N. O.M- N. 0.56 5 - 3 - 4 hose. CO NO.IIOIII/2 1101IDAT. Conn. Z. to h. sad &W., ale to drevg, with mow errata._ Wrest. B.i i• 11:W. and N.W., gobs, with rain or 11 snow. SI 8001NInn. N.& to N.W. and W., U gales, with rain or now. N.N. W. toZ.N.Z., gala, Lama. Am nod above. Stormy Imola, vain. m geoaral. and aaary missals all relied on Mandy. Northero.boottand. Waiters =lreland. Wales. and ala woolen. dontbanaoltoylla► Channel and By of &way. Zaatern ollsatward ltagland and North Bea lie i. iiii an I. lik PROROGATION OP CONVOCATION.—(PRIS DAY.)-- 5 This awning the seemestion el the prelates and clergy of the diocese of Cantsrbory was formally prorogued by royal writ wadi Wedgies:My, the Bth of February. DIAXII Or MR. (LATE ALDERMAN) CONDER. It The death is announced of Mr. Edward Netter. who was M. for use time alderman of the ward of Berwirehaw, hr the le City of Loudon. Oa the death of Mr. Alberti= Farm at oomb. Mr. Condor wee elected his sviecuesor, sad in due et. cows, filled the office of sheriff. 111 health prevented him from mooning his aldormanis duties, and he was cam- 1 / 0 IN. pelied . to resign before reaching the mayoralt7. It IA said that arrangements are being made for et buidleg a now theatre in the metropolis ; Mr. &Ahern and ileadersea, of Liverpool, to be joint-managers.— Us Ovvhedra. A 'miry important question, affecting the Poly technic and similar hmtitutkos, is started by Mr. Tyrerhits's decision oo its reosot arguments in re the Musk Halls. It is simply this :—Are the Pepperint ghost spectacles. into which tangible oantomimista are tatrodno4 an invasion of the rights of licensed theatres Ws aedsubtedly think they town to, if Mr. Tyrwkitee decision be right.— Orearwro. DRATH OP • adarday morning an old man, 70 yeses of age, named John Fader, and who bad I; followed the compatioe of bill-sticker in Woolwich, died suddenly at the Oreenwiek Olden, whither he had been conveyed sick and &Waite the night preriocrily. During 1 01 the less few years the dammed was apparently subject to the peateut poverty, and the room he ocouplad presented • sk wretched and dirty separates. On Mr. Wake, the re- to liming Odom, _removing some article* which had served the old man am • bed he found • parcel tied up in a hacidker- Oiled, sad weighty, and an • closer 'eyelid I packets of sovereigns and half aorereiges, amounting to 651., were found sewed up In an old stocking. , to Tss JAPANZBa PLARANTIL —I have seen the soil to about Nagasaki, Hukeshids, 'dodo, and Haragewa, and it to is all the same ; yieldiag bounteous returns wily to paler 10 taking tabour. And this labour the Japanese peanut t o , faithfully bestows till all the country Lochs with fatness. to For him there are no ambilloos beyond homiest toll ; the to conditions of his life are died irrevocably ; he is II haunted by no dreams of power, permed by so restless avarice, and so his human machine ruse on gently without 1 many frets or breaks. His wife is industrious IM like himself, her spinning wheel slop by the door, and the e i shuttle of ha daughter's loom dies by the window. In the rise culture and the cotton picking they labour by his side. His children have fell ran of the lamas for their earlier t; years—the giri plays with dolls and dresses, the boy snares 14 birds. robs bird easel., dams up the little rills, sails hie tiny boat, bakes his mud plea in the run, and tears his • trousers—tlll such times u he is able to go to the woods for fuel, orb the Was to hos and weed. Bat one thingle to be remembered, to school be must go, and the mu is hardly up before he I. o ff to school with skinks g brown face sa d the roil of paper which makes his oopy-book in hand.— New York TriGune, CIIAEOR AGAINST A SERVANT GIRL OF SETTING Flan TO • &MAW t3TACIL —Os Thursday • respectably dressed young woman, named Anne Maria Baker, was DIOU c t up in custody at Cranbrook before F. Tooth, Esq., ' t and charged with setting STe to a qyuantity of straw, the property of Mr. Judge, at en Farm. Craill;rook. The prisoner bas been living in the mein of Mr. Judge up te the time of this charge being made against her as maid of all work. A sister of the prosecutor's, who keeps the house, went out on the afternoon of the god of January to whit her friends and relatives at the Folly Farm, which is in close contiguity to Chittendeo. and left the primmer in charge of the place. Shortly after her mistress left, the girl wept to the cottage where t h e waggoner resides, and which is but • few rods from the farmhouse, and had some auvernation with the daughter of the waggoner, • girl 12 years of age, about • fire which recently unwed at Mr. Becklend's at Bounden. The prisoner subsequently said, " Suppose this outhouse was to catch Sr., it would burn your house down and no mistake." The girl replied, " Sure it would ; I'd rather the bare catch alight than the oast." The prisoner sou after this left the mune, and her master mug her out of the house, told her she had no business out there while her mistress was away, and ordered her to go in and es* about getting the tea ready. Soon after this • stack of sum near to the out was discovered to be on Sr., but being observed in time Mr. Judge, with the assistance of his brother, soon succeeded in extinguishing it, not however before the maw bad been ounklembly buret. Only • little while after this occurrence • brother of the prosecutor was in the yard adjoining tbe barn, when he saw the prisoner phi towards the building, and knowing she had no business there, he ordered her back again. A few minutes more elapsed and the waggoner saw the prisoner gunning away from a softer of the barn, where • quantity ei bop hose wire placed as • too to the yard where the dock is kept. The man then went to the place and found that the hop blues had been art fire to by • Inciter match, and were just biasing. The meta put Um fir* out and then west sad told his master. Superintendent Oveudeo, on subsequently examining the rut, found a Inciter match lying near. which was partly bent oat. The prisonersaid, in her Moue, " She knew nothing about the Sr.." She , was committed for trial at the ensuing Mired, but hail was 76for her appearanes--Surrry Standard. 1f irY FALL OF SNOW IN THI SOUTH-W=llN Drrnuer.—Early yesterday morning an exceedingly heavy fella snow took place in the south-western suburb. of the metropolis. The storm extended over the country around Windsor, Brestford, Staines. and Richmond, the fields, trees, and tops of the houses being oovered with snow an is& or two is thickens. On the evubtg previous, and bat • few bows before the fall, It relived heavily in the above district. ACCIDCNT ON THE GREAT MARTINS RAILWAY.— ON Thursday inning • serious aceident occurred at the Norwich (Thorpe) station to • porter named Daniel Berke% A pardoner train bad arrived in the station, and the ear- Awes were being detached to form another train. Barker bad unoospled two of the carriages, and most have been in the act of springing from the buffers on to the platform, when several carriages which bed been shunted were forced frost the sheeting table Leto the station, jerking the other, nod thus catching the man between the buffers. Be sus tained injuries in the abdomen, whieh will it is feared result Melly. The poor fellow was removed to the Norfolk and Norwich Hospital. ICITILAOTIDINARILY THIN 111,0/IL—The iron letter met from Pennsylvania (says the Birmingham Post) eel "the thinnest sheet of iron yet rolled is the world," has elicited numerous competitors is this country. sad has at last been signally beaten. The sheet in Question was the 1,000 part of as inch is thickness. Messrs. Jamie, ef 130etee, have rolled some considerably thinner, and ewe rolled by Mews. R. Williams and Co., of Swaa VOL.. Westkenswich, in 1,015 th part of an inch the, and is very tough. Bat that which at present bears away the paha is some rolled by Messrs- Nevill, Everitt, and Clo.. of the Mershfisid Iron Works. Llaully, and is the 1,400 th post of an ha in thickness. In $ garden near Church Baton, belonging to Mr. Brae ague, might be seen the other day an apple-tree, hakes of souse. bat holding at leant lee dram of halt of met you's growth. —Staffordshire Advertiser. ll* 'ARY 14, MIS. MONEY MAREET.-(TIIL9 DAY.). Two olhoos. There is little business going forward in the stock markets to-day, and the tendency of prices in some instances is rather unfavour- able. British railway securities are espe cially flat, and a decline, ranging from to is per cent has taken place in most of the leading lines. Console are quoted the same as yes terday, and financial shares are also steady. Foreign stocks are exceptionally firm. There is a good demand for money, and the supply has somewhat diminished, owing partly to the large deposits made to-day at the Bank of England on the railway bills. The rate for first class paper is 151 to bi per cent., being slightly above that current yesterday. Short loans are in request in the Stock Haohaage at 4 to 41 per cent. Consols are now quoted 89i to I, for money, u2* and 90 to for the account (February 9). The official business report is as follows :—Tbree per Cent. Consols, for money, 891, 90, 891 ; ditto for account, 901 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 891, 89 ; New Three per Conte., 89k, 89 ; Bank Stook, 242 ; and India Stock, 212. Foreign stocks are firm. Confederate Bonds I are in prominent request, and bare risen 1 per cent. Turkish of 1868 and 1862, Greek, sad Spanish Passive have also advanoed I to I. Some of the present quotations are an flexed, viz. :—Greek Bonds, 141 to 1; Iffezioan, 271 to 281, ex div. ; Confederate, 56 to 57 ; Spanish Passive, 321 to 33; the Certifies**, 141 to i ; Turkish, of 1868, 712 to 721 ; ditto 1882, 70} to 71, ex div. ; and the Coesolidds, 50 to 1. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Brarilian, 2d 1882, 1858, 1860, 83} ; ditto, 1863, 831 ; Egyptian, 981 ; ditto second issue, 1001. Bonds, 981, 99 ; ditto, 1864, 951, 1, 1 ; ditto scrip, for account, 13, premium ; Greek, for account, 241, ; ditto Coupons, 101 ; Italian, for account, 641, ex div. ; Mezi osn, for account, 28, ex div. ; ditto 1864, 26k, 1,1, ex div. ; Montevidean scrip, 2 prem. ; New Granada Deferred, 61 ; Portuguese, 1856, dm, for account, 471, ex div. ; Basilan, 1822, 911, 91 ; ditto 1850, 871, az div. ; ditto 1862, 891 ; Sardinian, for account, 791 ; Spanish, for account, 48 ; ditto Passive, for account, 321 ; Turkish, 1854, for account, 90 ; ditto, 1858, for account, 721 ; ditto 1862, for account, 701, 71, 7011, ez div. ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 71, 701, ex div. • Venezuela, 1862, for amount, 471 ; ditto, 1864 , 43, 42. Egyptian Loan scrip is now quoted 11 tot) prem. Danubian, die. to par ; Monte Vides°, 2 to 1 prem., being lower; and Atlantic and Great Western Railway Certificates of Debenture, 1 to 11 prem. International Financial shares are now quoted 21 to 1 pram. ; General Credit, 34 to 4 prem. ; London Financial, 8/ to 9 prem. ; Imperial Mercantile, 31 to prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 16 to ; Anglo-Egyptian Bank, 4to 1 prem. ; and Ottoman Socidtd GEnßrale, 11 to 24 prem., ax div. The shares of the 04 of Milan Improvements Company have risen to 24 to 2/ prem. Rare-PAST Two o'Ctocx. Conaols are unaltered, at 891 to 1 for money, and 90 to 1 for the amount. The deposits on railway bills at the Bank of England yesterday, chiefly in the shape of govern ment securities, represented a large amount. To day (Saturday) is the last day for making these lodgments, when the aggregate Will probably exceed 6,000,0001. sterling. About 44,000/ in gold was sent into the Bank yesterday, while 15,000 sovereigns were withdrawn for Smyrna. The American eagles by the Kan garoo have been taken for abroad. The steamer Tasmanian, from the West Indies, Ina brought 258,5091. in specie. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon under went no alteration of importance except that the rate for bills on Hamburg was rather lass farms-, able for this country. Subjoined is our usual list : Amsterdam, 3 months, 11.171 to i : ditee, II ape. 11.14 to ; Rotterdam, 3 encethe, 11.174 ne 18 y AO. warp. 3 months, 25.471 to 521; Hamburg. vim !rasa months, 13.64 to 71 ; Arta, 3 days, 25.15 se 10 ditto, 3 maths, 36.471 to 50 ; Fmakferton-theldaine, 31 mouths. 1194 to 129; It. Peteeebvai (per rouble). 3 months, 294 to 30; Vienna, at no.. 3 months,lL77l to 821 eft. fio., 3 months, 1L771 to 821; Madrid, 3 zoon Tri thr, a k to i • Cadiz. 3 months, 57 to : Leghorn. 3 months, 25.70 to 721 ; Genoa, 3 month; MOO 721 111lan. 3 months, 25. 7 0 to 721; Naples, 3 menthe, 25.70 to 221; Palermo, 3 months, 95.70 to . 79i Measles, 3 months, 25.70 to 724 ; Lisbon. 90 days, W. , Ito ; Oporto, 90 days, 521 to 4. The weekly return of the Bank of France shows the following changes : Cats and bullion Bills discounted Government deposits lncrease 70,000 Notes is circulation ... lncrease 630.000 Private deposits ....... Decrease 1,49000 Advances The decline in the coin and bullion continues, but there is also a falling off in the discounts. The rate of discount at the Bank of England is still somewhat above the average current in the continental market. At Paris and Frankfort the general rate is 41 per oent. • Vienna and Si, Petersburg, 6 ; Amsterdam and Berlin, 6; Ham burg and Brussels, 4 ; and Turin, 61 per cent. It is officially announced that the dividend on Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire Railway stock for the half-year will be at the rate of 24 pm. cent. per annum, leaving 1,6001. to be carried for ward. A meeting of the East and West India Doak Company took place yesterday, when a dividend of 3 percent, and a bonus of 1 per cent. ,were dealared for the past half year, free of income tax. A meeting of the shareholders in the London, Hamburg, and Continental Exchange Bank is Balled for the 31st inst. The Caledonian Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 1,3361. over last year. We are requested to state that the undermen tioned gentlemeb have joined the direction of the Central Railway Company of Venezuela (Limited viz., Mr. W. L. Banks, chairman of the Herefo Hay, and Brecon Railway ; Captain Layton, eeeaaa nnndddddll Mr. F. W. Sullen. Dr. E. H. Sieveking, physician to their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Princess of Wales, has recently been elected a director of the Briton Medical and General Life Association, in the room of Mr. William Manton, deceased. The London and Southwark Insurance Corpora tion have taken possession of their new premises, No. 42, Wellington-street, London-bridge, where business will in future be transacted. We extract the following from the Levant Herald of the 4th inst. : The scheme of the General Credit Company for the am solidatioa of the tetanal debt, to which we referred last weak, has bean ender the farther coaeideratkn of the Grand Vizier and the Minister of TUISDOo during the week, with, it is said, a droop probability of its heisg eaterhdaer by the government. The measure it, however, still not sufficiently &draped to 'surest our damming its details, which may poodbly undergo modification Won being finally tic =testion of a coneession of the mines is sile eabjeet of consideration with the goveretesst ; but, expellent teems are o ff ered, involving large royal ties, coned wbil.t willing to entertain offers for the mines in is, it is said, indispored to pert whit the Leber deposits of Amsted'. Whilst thus relying Loper& fir the lather, however, Lipstein seem to forget that Ms mines in queetio• are at Leapt absolutely wealth= he Lei tessemy, the woriciag exPlases in sourly ins, else waist up the mailed praises returned to &anima RAILWAY Mural° RiKlarrra. The traffic re. Wpm of rawer, ia the 1:1 sited Kingdom amounted for the week fading the 7th of Jimmy, as 11,786 miles, te 365.2491., sod for the ownspradlog work of but you ' as 11.460 sass, to 630,2021., show* eo masers of ES miles, sad d 34,9571. la the reesiate. The gross receipts on the followiag 14 rellwere amounted is the suregete on 8,287 miles, to 466,8421, sad for the we log week of 1864. oar 8,015 voiles. to 4 7 2 1 9 1 ,M showing so iMAIVADO of 242 ram sad 27.169 1 . is the recriPhi- The taxers as tha Oaledealsa sersuated to 1,3361. ; la the Great Eastern to 1.4001. ; se the Greet Northern to 2,4691. ;on t h e Great Wertara_te 4,1204; to the Lam:mirk* sad Yorkshire,to 2701.; on the Louden sad North W m to 5.9121. • on the London sad Erightoe to 3, W OO6l. • re the LoOdon sad South Waters to 2,7781. ; a the North British to 3831. ;on the North-Eaton to 6,0411 L ; sad on the South.Bsstern to OW 248 231 - ; bes flea this must be della-Mt ISM • the deems ea Oa I Great. Southern sad Western ; 41131. as the Krkoholarks rd, sail U 110211111141 1; sad 2011. on the hiellead ; total Menem ma sham 21,1601. The mall ead v sersl trailer as these Saes emanated to 250.664 E, gad for the gerresteoedig "reek el 1864 to 244,7781.. drew* so larrieee el 5.87 W. The resetnts fo g a maws, Fere* ha., sawreated 206.1881. 2 174,8081., showing as Meters of 21,2901. The --- • ea 62 esker Saes eareated, 2.400 vas, is . rum I/waft % 4 01 2 sad for the oonopcoliog week ri beet yeer elm t Celia°lll, ekima ,6111ardaY at 9 OI fat the trat a r*L ie i lant 6l9l. • tatal tibereme rarctole st M et W WI Fa rmath °Med and aimed today la 00 11 ° it- mat owl thew • thaws et 11,111 f. as coarparei vat_ For mosey the last price was 891 to 1. The Was of the tomatlies wash sees( AS slat DoWelher• 3 , official busintas report is as follows :—Tbres pot Oust Consols, for money, 894, ; ditto, for so want, 901, 99 ; Three per Cents. Reduced 89, 1, ask, 891 ; New Three per Cents., 891 1 _881, 891 ; New Two-and-a- Batt per Cents., 71 3 ; "an Stoehr 1240; India Five per Cent. Stock, 104, 1034, 3; Five-and-a-Half per Cent. " enlaced '° Me , PaPers The India Five per Cent. Stock was steady. &chequer Bills remain at par to fie. prem. In the foreign stook market prices were firm, sad an improved demand was experienced in the after noon. Span ish Passive Bonds and Certificates, as well as Egyptian and Confederate, rose I to per cent., and Turkish of 1868 and Venezuela 1864, about I ; Italian stook was rather fiat. Egyptian Loan scrip was last quoted 1* to prom., being again firmer ; Danubian Principsh this Loan, * die. to par ; Montevklean Loan, 24 to 3 prem. ; and Atlantic and Great Western Rail way snip, 1 to 1* prem. The City of Milan Improvements Company has been reamed with favour, and a large proportion of the capital has already been subscribed for in netasset. Extensive transactions took place in the shares, which closed at 2 to 23 prem. This coin rag is already • as a sound and substan tial undertaking. The variations in bank shares were fewer than usual. Imperial Bank and Imperial Ottoman improved, while Agra and Mastermani, Chartered Mercantile Bank of India, London and China, In ternational, Midland, and Union Bank of have given way. Alliance Bank shares closed rather lower than yesterday, at 81 to 9 prem. Hudson's Bay shares were last quoted 16 to;, 2 ini tit. ed. lower than yesterday ; Egyptima 11 to 14 prem. ; National 104 to 11 prem. ; and Joint Stock Discount, to 1 dia. Contract Corporation, Crystal Palace, Nati& Land, National Steam, and West India and Pads Steam shares, have improved. Nana Ironworks, sad English and Australian Copper, were flat • Ottoman &chin Ginikale shares were quoted to 211 prem. ex die. The shares of the financial companies were fins, with rather more inquiry than yesterday. Meeks.' quotations are annexed, viz.:—lnternational Fines -21 to prem. ; General Credit, 31 to 34 = al ' London Financial, 84 to 9 pram. ; Im Mercantile Credit, 34 tot prem. ; and Credit Fonder and Mobilier, 31 tot prem. MINBI.L(THIS DA YJ - Two o'Crocm. • The dealings in the British mining shares continue upon a very restricted scale, and prices generally exhibit no alteration, compared with those last cur rent yesterday. East Oared= shares are Mall heavy, and have experienced a fresh rein:Lica at ' 155., the present quotation being 12 to 13. Great • Vor are steady at 32 to 33. Neat Cern Brea are , officially marked 7, showing a slight advance. Port Phillip shares are fiat. Transactions are recorded at 11 and Fortuna are also dulL The British and Foreign Mining Financial Asso ciation invite application' for the capital of the South Swaledale Lead Mining Company, amounting to 18,0001., in 9,000 shares of 21. each. The mines to be worked are situated in Yorkshire, and are held under a lease for 21 years. The property, which is to be paid for in shares of the under taking, comprises an area of about seven by two- and-a-half miles, throughout the whole extent of which, it is stated, valuable lode. have bees , discovered. At the meeting yesterday of the Great Devon and Bedford (Coloharton) Miami; Company a call of ss. per share was made, payable in two instalments. The subjoined weekly summary of the metal market is extracted from the circular of Messrs. von Dadelszen and North : Metals have sot shows the , activity expected in many quarters coo the restreties of tensile after the holidays, the peser,l ter being quiet, and prior teed, if anything. is buyer* favour. lore : The demand for W elsh bars has not improved, sad there is so difficulty in placing orders at 61. 10s. f.o.b. la Walesa. Rails are doll. The trade in Staf fordshire iron is &peered. At the quarterly meeting at the ircemasten, bald yesterday at Birmingham, there was a geared feeling of dissatisfaction, and pending the settlement of the wages Tartu but little buskins was done. Sootak pig hos ham slightly improved, closing adios. cash. Cot. per : The market is dell both for raw and manufactured. Irks advice' being Tether discouraging, hardly soy bast. arm was repotted is ferry ; prices quite nominal Barn ' and Raper*, 941. 10a. ; Waitangi, 901. Chili bars sold at " .821 Tm : After a temporary spurt prices have given way again, and the market closes fiat, with sellers of Straits at 891., sad Brea, P3l. Begbra cam only be sold under offi cial greeters. The plates: Charcoal are Ten dull and dillkelt of sale Coke is fair demand. Lead : The market le steady. Speller : There le so life, aid tba article is lover ; the only &mod is far coasnmptiou, but then only be small weals. Briars was dose io common brands is Lemke at la Ws. te:lBl.loa.,_while special brands stead at 191. Lis. Speskil hen* *Mall have changed hands at 191. 12,. Gd, ; cam= hmadaleld at 191. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& ' LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (NUB DAY.) (sr maynno AND DfIIMIDASIONAL TZLIONAPH.) UPSON OUR OND cowarowoaff.) Tb. Market was wry tiat. iliais•-2,000 Wei, sad prim ratio? what. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Tbo waviest is steady. Town tallow is quoted 41a. 7d.; Pstorsbarg T.O. as tbo spot, 41s. Jaseary, 41s. ta• 41s. M. • Swab, 425. to 495. 9d. April to Joao, 42a. U. to 425. ; October to December, Ms. 63. ATIRAG/ts.—Town tallow, 424. 91 ; fat ditto, Is. lid. ; yellow Russia, 42 5. 91 . ; =Awl Ms. 6d. ; roogb ditto, las. ; tallow ram. 1 84 . awe", Ti. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Nam. Harter and &Mos report *ado Arm at the hi lowing prima :—Prima bay from W.. to 1101. Primo clover. old, lles. to 130,. Straw, 27.. to 34t. COVENT (THISGA,B,DEN,— DAY.) English and fondest feat Med mgetsbles militias, Atietdul. PM" emeelethug qd Knaght's Monarch. Pests Colmar. Keane d'Juembarg. Winter Nibs, Glou idaressm, Easter Biome, and others may still be had in excelleme coodition. Apples may also be obtained in aboodasee. Gropes are still sufficient for the demand, sad of pineepOse there is also a fay supply. Kest cob, Mob from Wm. to 80s per 1001ba. Walnuts ate plentiful, and omega me abundant and cheap. Some maks* seperepa, sad fowled kidney beans may vow be had ; and of materiels foe ahem a fresh supply is obtained daily from Paris. Lemons fees& from ss. to Ss. per 100. New potatoes realise ev ed. me Pm Rowan chiefly coasts% of mebbls, heaths, teem ChM** primulas, makes, camellias, 'mignonette, and roses. 'sta. roe apple% per tb., is toes Drumm, per lee. Mto es Onion, par lb., Os to 101 tenons, pie 100, Os to 211 MOWS. matt, Is to 48 Nuts, cob, par 1001% 700 tolle Amin per dos.. 1. to Gs Bradt per blun. do., 145 • Apples; per MOM to 20 Al Is 04 toona% do., Its. to 201 YEtIRI Cabbage'. per doe., 1$ to Is French Beam, ts to Se per 100 =l, per 100, 15e York Berm* Pettnn, too. 801 to 100 e looks, eke, We toles ..' Nokia. PM to 120 e eft7r3ta, per board, 44 to 94 Turnips. per boo* 44 to Pi Cueousbere, each. le to ts Beet, Shall ots, per l per bW PI M to 2a , Oarlie, per lb., ad Lettuces, each, ld to 2d deakale, per punnet, le toga H lL:= 4, score, le to 1 Wa held de, 10d 11•49 Iloehroome,ppot, la to UN The per 12t unehos, ZUNIS H.a, par bunch. et . -