The Express. — London, England, 1860-01-09 00:00:00

CENTItAL ITAL. triton oua spirts'. cosavvro,roeirra ILORENCI, Jsx. 2. The 'anstic deel imsti ns of priests and minks have been followed by the noisier but mostly inst. (retool explosions of shells. To inaugarate the new year w h dinars and joviality, Commendatore Boon compagoi opened, yesterday evening, the elegant apartments of his official residence to the select society of Tuscany. It wee the first ball of the fashionable winter season, and from the numerous limitations which had been issued it was to be ex pected that the concourse of moans and foreiromm would be even greater than it was at the state ball that was refttlarlf given by the Grand Duke on the lame occasion. the reactionary party could not charities mile such an opportunity of showing its aversion to the government which the Governor• General of Central Italy hes been sent to represent la this city. When the hall was first announced the few friends of the dethroned prince set busily to work to turn it into a complete failure by sending a foolish anonymous circular to the leading ladies of the fashionable world. In this letter the recipients were threatened with all sorts of indignities and abuses if they dared--so said the circular—to accept the invitation of the Cowmen. deter*. Knowing that a similar trick was employed when the Mayor of Florence gave his great ball at Poggio Imperiale, uobody took the slightest notice of at. Fair damsels and stately matrons, young and aged noblemen, officers of the national guard and of the army, hastened to the Palazzo dells Crooetto with the determination to amuse themselves and to lay aside for a few hours all political discussion. Tree cards of invitation said that the apartments of the Governor-General would be opened at 9 o'clock, and from that hour numerous carriages were making their way towards the elegant residence of his BaP. &Man Excellency. As always occurs on such occa sions, daring the first hoar there were not easy arrivals at the palace, so that at a quarter before 10 o'clock only a few dozso guests were walking up slid down its numerous rooms. The clock of Palazzo Vecchio had just @trues a quarter past nine, when a noise like the report of an eight-pounder suddenly broke through the ellen** of the night. A @snood report soon lu:lowsd, and Colonel Cuggis, of the Sardioian staff, who was then talking with the Governor- General, left the room to ascertain the clues of these unexpected explosions. On his reacning the lobby of the palace, he was informed that three shells had been thrown by some unknown person into the yard, bet that only two had exploded, and these had in jured neither the horses nor the persons who, out of curiosity, were standing in the street. The shell which had not exploded was soon discovered and produced. It consisted of a flattish tin box, about twenty inches square and five inches deep, closely tied round with a strong cord, and having a short match attached to it, and communicating with the gunpowder it contained. When the first explo sion took place, Madame Cespi, one of the hand somest women in Florence, bad just left her carriage and wee entering the staircase lobby of the patio/. There is, therefore, not much doubt that the shell was thrown with the intention of not merely fright. ening the guests but of injuring somebody or other. In spite, however, of this treacherous attempt, the Regent's entertainment was as crowded and as merry es it would have been if nothing of the kind had occurred. After the first ioqeiries had been made by the police a suspicion arose that at least one of the shells had been thrown from an opposite house, surapied by one Gherardiai, a known adherent of the Lorraine prince. Later in the evening I wee tend that this mu had been arrested, and that the police were already au the scent of some other wenn It Is surely set to mach too say that the MOM MINI An a had tree which it is ratight to serve by mesas like these. Last night, at the ball, a letters[ Gnat Csvoat'is was read to me, in which it wee stated that, in hi* opinion, the suspension of the Congress would be het temporary. The great l'alian statesman moms to possess the greatest ova Ildenco in the happy result of the forthcoming diplomatic meeting. TOM will have heard of the sonorous demon- Gyration made, both at Turin and Milan, in Inmost of the Sar.lisiaa plenipotentiary. Not only bee he been elected President of the Whist Cub of the Sardinian capital, but attests and plasma are going to be called by his name. I hear that the same honour will be paid him at Modena, Panne, Bologna. and Florence. So it seems that the Italians are beginning to adopt oar English custom of rendering the names of ersiasst public men familiar to the eyes sad sate of the peat Street multitude. BAItIILNIA. A letter from Turin of the sth inst. says: Garibaldi, at the request of the ministry, and by the advise of the King, has dissolved the society sailed the "Armed Nu'ion." The day before yes terday and yesterday remonstrances of every kind arrive,' at Teri°. The alarmists at home, and as! have reason to believe, oar diplomatists abroad, have urged the cabinet to diminish the effect of Gui baldi's acts at Tarim, the foundation of the "Armed Nation," the Trombet'a banquet, &c. In short, being appealed to, urged, and even blamed, Garibaldi wee fain to leave the field, into which be had been driven by Broffirrio. He drew up yes terday a new proclamation, which I send you : " To nee Iremeha. " Summoned by some of my friends to try the part of conciliator iblween all the fractions of the It.lian liberal party, I was invi , ed to accept the presidency_ of a society to b e ca ll e d th e A rme d Nation. " Bat, as the armed Italian nation is a fact that terrifies everything disloyal, corrupting, and tyran- Med, whether in Italy or out of it, the crowd of modern Jesuits has becoma alarmed, and cried out, ' Anathema" " The government of the gallant King has been importuned by the alarmists, and in order not to coinpromise it I have decided on abandoning the noSte object proposed to us. " With the unanimous assent of all die members of the society, I declare, then, the Society of the Armed Nation dissolved. sad I invite every Italian th•t loves his country to wrist by his subicription to surds the acqui►ition or a =Wiwi muskets. lf, with • mi.lion muskets, Italy, in presence of the foreigner, should be incapable of arming a million soldiery, we should have to despair of humanity. Let Italy arm and she will be free. " G. GARIBtLDI. "Turin, Jan. 4, 1860, b p.m." • • • Garibaldi left this morning for Milan. I jest caught • glimpse of him. He looks bored ; he is always very calm, perfectly self-poeseased when be has to take any important resolution, but as for his speeches, his discussions, hie secondary proceediogs, he lets himself be acted noon too much by those sb •ot him. Is this piece of business, exhibiting the totem of party-salon, they have roe very o igliagly to work under the cover of his same. Too Permerawsts of Milan, of the 3rd Wt., mu: Al Its .mien of the 2nd, the Gammenal Comma et Maw voted Intentmmuly the elm of MAK Wm& she wean twat , ha ltelmaa tamed erembig ss Per* se a asks( their trrsntude so Vreace. The wenedi rated sloe 6,000 f, meads tae wouessent avoided is bivalved at Ideoespe Is OCISIOF. CIA ratios tlhe Omens Wile which speasil the else of Lombardy to tke liberating minim COUN r WALZWilltre Hisionarion.--A Paris letter is eke leer 4 of Domesle lays The dilemma bermes the •p-ksa ad hie Me Mini Mer Panekm Vim 1111111=" eli 011111014 el Italy deem b.a teethe Ohm sf the *slay ef Lent Cawley le Leedom. whim the Comeliness' Cenapiesse. It see ahem dull period that the Emmen added is brim,' Mg Ms miry doer to teat of k Weed, be the deldemeat of the Demeees sonar of the IA Nov. WS. spas by Nast Welemet, mai' lerth lb. spirit is meld, the use sr Fiwittew tee aterelietiese of Earl& had bees Metaled, es/ the tamplika Le Pepe of le Cork: them see mob a ft memos maiden of tkd emelssehe that it mimemama that the let moat either be diseameed or Celan Weleseld The seetemple male fo 'edam the Ilafwecir le Yaw. sets imam d is the Ifoualur diem's / say ttScael eeldbi m the petapn. let men easelestry met by missal, sod the netseedes or M Cows hems inevitable. It mei be situ and the Smarter woe set quite to 11C40111 es the Item epistles Intl die atlas," of Landes lad Ty* red this fres the day mess the Susgtoor thought 11l sesemery he point oat mere espiteitly Ins pity es that gmelles, the maleteseiero Coon, Wait Um Mad ar hie dareartmest became et re...nasty dillesii. TIM dleiest which tam compelled the Sniper*, to testa the Oust Ma sot In oily way lemesed th..trag esteem fad an:dm ealarteised by his Mskse, or hl ex- weakest." SIAM. The Coartlitu'lonnel co.,,aies th• following in teresting letter 'ton our of the Staters of Charity who form part of • mission to Elam, giving sa Peewit of en loin, vie w with the King of that country : At (N c 5), before Bengkok (Mem). You are aware tn. , ear v.a.el was ordered to mtil at this plans en ger way t her &stimulus. We arrived at the mouth of the riv,r Mantua on the lid flepeseeber, and order that we migh - t o se time la going up the river, the eamain hired a tar.. o v..red barge to canny u to Bangkok. W. 'mi n e d l a the. with • tailliaat menlight, and ar need at non lv. in •be tawnier. We mut with the kindest resolisa from Mgr P aleguto, and weeded saes with him, while the sapient otrupeed himself with lodg ings for as is the ken. The Deere of or srely l sees' spied; de eagles Cartetteas told the nalaeMaerlea la the insighbourhead that the French religious's with white wimp (tiled . ng to rer bead -dries) had come, and seven of them hswesed to winsome an. We told them that we were ally bide of peseage ening them. All, eves tit nastrehie bishop, walked about b.rslon, and we repeated ea on Mem the eased words, " How neentifel are it, ket of those who bring ma glad Wines." Soon after we had take. pormenka of the Ingines which the orptain had fond for us. we we viand by aseboolmistrare and a cumber olCbriadsn girls, who brought as penes of fruit and cakes. For wok few days we new went out eseept to attend mar. On the the first prince of tha kingdom paid us a 'felt, swoop pealed by Vl.count de Chilean and an interpreter_ , and followed by • amber of slime who walke d with their heads almost bent to the ground. The Prince is tall, but leo corpulent that h could searosly walk. Him dam consisted of • nag silk rote, • whit* calico waistcoat, sad • scarf of yellow Wk. He wee barefoot. His bad wee shaved in the Siamese bank with only • tuft lid an the crown. The first slave GNAW • gold box contains, befti- e st, sad the woad • gold vase coutainiag nears ad • pocket-book. The prince, on entering, imitated as la the European style, sad pot soma qaastines as to our prokesies amil ear eccapations. He told us that tf we whited he sue the bet !fag. the omen bed may to apply for an am can Oa heist thepenal lopped our apate an the eheelder, awl said he should be very glad to we his at its hens. The pinata, at on moues; arranged that the rid is the King should ode pine an the led October. giss.thet day we preenied hem ear ranker so the whhdie at same diens.% in the barge el dansairmar areamented with the hand ad; the enema mid a Freaca mieniseery folleared as, ski is his boat. Oa landing we walk oder • hefting sae though • hag street paved with red bide, and as we paned we sew the stables of the mai dephaelle. We wen nested at the palace by • pep ender • net demany, sad were requested to sit dove while heamasmand ear snivel to the king. We bad to welt br sem time. whoa the sneak seeing that we were seat • seed message. and WO were immediately admitted. Tie asset el the placenta bled with an immense munse of sineeseeed e. tan bele. The king stood to restive eft at the riser dde =dean Aerobe?. He le • man of middle height sad very thin, sad the expression of his countranenos has • sterner which marks tne absolute sovereign. His dress tioneind If • long loose silk dream, • white shirt, a mall die Mr waistcoat and a Scotch cap, and slippers embroidered with gold. The coned presented us, sad - the mithened • few words to his Majesty in the Simon . The lime looked at os for some morasses is Ames, sad , bolding out hle hand to me, asked if I spoke lagileb. On my replying in the efirmative, 1.• said in that language, o• Wits, do you wish to was Ilse peen cower' f" and then without asking the gentlemen t o tutor, he requested us to folkw him. He walked very hat through a large hall filled with princes and mandarin, who all pro strated innate". with their fares to the ground. A num ber of little (Andrea dreamed I. silk, mad covered with geld chaise sad bemoans, decked round se. We followed the Kin through several preps to the vilest of • babe row of Omaha, all bent to the pond. His Meisely auddealy stopped, sad asked as if we spoke Latin ; h saki he did, an to ociannai as, recited de brutal& "Is notable Patois," &a. He then took the cradle Waded to our rosary, saying that he knew • peat deal about our religion. We at length seethed a beadesne Woos tarnished to the Barone style s Ind where den was ea arm-ohne In gold, • premise hem - the QOM Inked. Oa metering he In , reduced the gams einem is as. She was dressed Is • long robe, wish • seed kneed ever thedght angler's. She is Tether a figtellosidai noses, Gad abed hiltr Tb. king des penned is an the Clem • three Wenn, and • eranime at *Mr with den thirty eddies. He thee sided as is di dank soli War caved some figs in gold beekele; sad add apnea • ligian ens sad penal oat one swages hen d the basks, and headed a gins to man He lent one bilmasik nal pm =iiere •Is " The Catholic rehgioa sad Jean. de If the World." The king, who somebody spike Hagfish, talked to ea of Mgr. Paliegeb, when he called "my Mead," of QOM Thiel* and several flleieieea area in Hashed. He elks span If the Pope. and reasoned se to came sad leek M • want el his Rohner, whoa he had is speedy hid. bealskr. sewer the king wen. he was klll6llllll - bye yens girl, coed the body geed, ,led amine en her dender, and anis es. his Mehoy seeped, she pined honed on bet kens don to bin We win Ammar& elaineend by the keg le hie library, where he emptied del the worms bed de vowed noose ali his bona. On to the queues oaks, we fend the table covered with bruit dhow ef men tied prem. At the non of the repeat, the king handed ie mak eine anal! cake, and took on Wawa He en premed to ea the pleaaore •• felt at ode, FIZMI L =Wes at his ado. Hie Majesty spoke very menet but premosned the words with some &Meshy. Dense all these eeremmides, the little children Pled about us with geed glee, end badl carmen Via; Oa oar leaving they all held est deer hand s " Good bye," the only English wens they know. We the. lash :save of hie Minty, sad resereed to mar lodgings, sad is • short ties odor • member el slaves cone, briagiag as the lige which bed Men saved at the repel table. On the following day we neared the visit el the prince, and wave received with lees Wiped, thee at the king'a palace. The house of the prise forma • met Magna menace. In the rooms there wee e h = cadesion of Euripeen, Stamen, and Chinn eadellse, bate of all roma, ceironomens. beast Con! Imo" geld and silver vases, cloth and Ws bruise, sad embele fall of probes nage, all scattered about Olen& on sail wader the feraftere. Oa or leaven the prime sagessiod that we wield make ketone in Penn that we bed met with • en emas readden, which I promised te de. Tax Durcrra sarwmg Tits Loirbox Ain Nom VIIIITNAN AND GARAY WENTZ= RAILWAY CON YANTIS AND TWA RIZANNWILAD, LANCAANIAN, AND Cuteness Just:mon RALLWAY ConPanr.—lt will pro bably er r is the remliesdes of owe mine that last and es ast el immest wee_proenred by the Lesdon and North Woman mad Omen Winters Cempanine giving them powers to oenjtistiy lesse_la perpetuity the Neese( the Birkenhead, Lanouldre, end Chelasslion Renew Computy, the consent of the abereholdere of the three oompmes havfor bean previously seemed. The sot in quietists went to give both the companies rem/mg pewees over the Birkenhead line, and also to memo ewes its with kisnehestar, so that when the Birkenhead Docks would be osen_tkey would be on equal lamas with their great rival. The London and North Western Company were in hopes that the sew arrangement would have mine into force cm the first day of the present month, but the Birlintheed lies hued themnives is an awkward d lemma, sod afterannewons interviews betweecithe these *Demeans a meeting of the dr Midden in the Birken head line took place on Bettardey„ whoa it was nitheately agreed to refer the whole matter to arbitration, sad it Is rally anderetood that this emote was will be twfwred for decision to some of the high odki.L of the Board of Trade. BosrlCfova Luse Ai WAXIMILD.—A bout Them cei•eek on Thmodey afteescus the body et aa both easel, at present tieksews, was hind la the lap Beek, weer the rill way viaduct, Busby Deb road. K. wee laid hie breast with bis head ap Oho sheet 111 yards Ism the rainy bridge soar the Cade- Be him • wowed over the left rya, which say Uwe hem eased by • Mew err fall. Me it apperestly • umbel* by treat, ass* wade► with a eight reasteeces. The pollee male the ahem half pew two delimit yeebeday (Tinereday) s. a nes, merwerlag se the ateerlpMee el the de emed, wee ems to ono Iron towards Mistrete-eeevi tee, red tetra as to the reed lesrbeg Se Themes, bat so other perste wee ems war. is append le be /otiosity sober, wkiek inks the myritery el bow be *ereby hie demi tit peeler, sedoidelly es the wear whin he sae Nod was set tatiesli to mew Me hi. heed and het big seder wirer but his bee Mac oat. The esly erne as to kis ideetity it, a female s We bet sight, air saw kb Wily, opialos AO he wee • boiler ram has Dew s. Iscptirke wive esterdlogly ismilieted by the pollee et early thle deg, bet de e rideutifases oi body bed Was came ute toe e this day (Feidey) shersem.— Wakefield /mesa !111 Mumma IN GLASGOW. From a poet. merles esisatsatios made by Die. lI Oin sad M'Leed ea the bob M Isabella helm, who met a violist dust►h en the foremen el Tuesday leek we has. that, although the de ceased wee herhiily breirWl 'boat the head wed Wm, leash did MI malt from fracture el the akutl. Tbe weak ea the wale e hem which no mak heocerhar remelted, wen merely surface %jerks, end set no erriese as le sere date. The esketeame victim bet bee Mb by belt, seised by the threat, whisk had bass se Pe*, meapreeeed by • hoed that death agreed.lt wee, Is feet, a fetal ease el genettkci. Deemed wee %twat MI ead 60 yore Age. Mho was odd to be a tidy penes, sad kir bows ens vemerkeilis fkr Ib ebeeilisest. Obeli 'bleb stood is the grand apartswet antaisell the dishes of the &crowd, and law the muds wee dimuswed timbale key, to welch wee attached a rtes esetables epee ref heye, wee foiled is the look. It resit tbseepperr that Ow downed bad begs to the add prgartni to e boss bleeed whom she wee attacked. Tit ere le NM emir Isv•Mip•- tios.—Ofaagew Berea PIOPOIED COIIIIIIILCIAL RECKANOI lonthie fleaseedoes harteg bees mode IS the Cassell ot So Lob Clamber of Consomme on to is aulsoblari of abattoirs( • emesmelal richeage Is Ltele, the derive the pest mouth addricsoid cirmtlere is erratic/ searebeate mid whore, asking for iefermalibm IS theme**. A large astabsr of the.. circulars have bees essuored, wed It le desirable the spike to the ricuebtder abeehl be forwarded ea ratty ea possible. Uwe us be se dealt es le the great avulses which wadi seretem modosio mod Won from Myles maw amend of isoodog be the Sedueele• of badges, if It is wed them IstmmstwkstaW to bode tam gamila.—led ibroury. ~~~F: Kf (*TAW Tiflythd, 1111 V~t~ dlbL ~[Li3d~B p. WOOLWIQH, JAN. 9. • k Art. —a The Melbourne. mew 11 1 01 .•-vvven, tmALle doatiog hospital or the itervlos of the Chinni left Bernd yothedett math Mar roostvhig • iltw=e NOM at Woolwich ansath theended ca her voyage t• Hens Low an las to hosed neat 90 aceeeomadasionsil others sad men of the Ann Rangilst Corps, and a areal detachment of Royal artillery. TO Adelaide. nen sant pot, having rewind a fill outgo trat stores IOS Cairl, Wealth the Royal Anent yesterday the eateribithe, to adjust oompasendthere to het ; MITI,. easy transport (No. 7), takenup by the War lot 1 1 ,, arrived of Dolan yy to nip atone and the Rbasetiate rj, - Mailer vassal, is note OR war oars, at The Royll Assort • Ma uses sotaimplod activity gouda is the mend de partments of the Royal Arsenal, is sosisquac• of the Or mead for war mans tor China a 0 other foreign Marion; sad in ones to check the practiatalethig dos, • alnico ate boa seta to the effect that any ant Ine= s ititin the mere thaa 96 Loan (stmene from Cr iv ezeopied) shell, at theater of the quarter, be asegL es ifsd i be the ram time that ha was newt. As a mesh at the rakt, Meat 100 men to,. bean angended fa the ford ear flapp department, sakeenral man On boa dinhanod bit resisted abessat. la ocesedieso with Ailhairthy Ottoman* the allenag workmen wen weed s impartmonated at this yard with :tis =derogation Roby dlit man), W. es. dd. per Gum ; 9416 a ilathows, ; Soigne Lail tad Williso ltsdbad, 16e. limithe—Georp Rees, 601.6.. 4d. amebas Marsh, 271. 12e. 9d. • William Oshawa% 91A 7e. 10 1 liawyse— Wuliam Benti:7, 461. 16e. These pinion hautbois invaded cm the newly join moth, whin has given amok sathas lion to the men. PORTSMOUTH, Jan. 8. Tha Macias/ 17, mew sloop, Comaaadar W. Graham, sward oat of harbour yesterday accalai, sad anchored stilpithead to take in bar ammunition. The Qum, 86, sow, Captain Charles F. Willies, has satared wreak of NO visa of bar ootoplemant from Ms Ds*, 4, Maus Mon *hip, Wear Cossaisadar Thomas C. Palt w zri h rod yestarday with bollue and marathisry W The Porstrawanoe, 2, ism saw store skip, Commandas Z. B. Pones, is expeotad to sail for the Ottawa Islands about Thursday next for the removal of troops. The Wats, 80, Captain James N. &nap, is szpsolsd from Port/and, to be paid down. A Dew royal warrant will shortly appear rep kdag the rank and emoluments of payonston to the army. It was laid down as a nil, to August Let, that sababases of militia should undergo as exanisatiok_to test their fitness for promotion ; end the fiearstery in War hes now directed that stab szarainatiess are to be eerie by regimental hosed, esseposod of a amil two . before the lonninsiteis el gent of aids; sad la the treat of say mossey ormentag the maul training; the examination of the esemblate, If not milady mode, Is to tab pleas at the head-quarters of the teglamat, where all yerthe ediesnted will be required to attend. THE 11taO EXPEDITION.—The details of the force to be sent weds Sir 1. Hope Grant to China be twee& this red Minh are bring arranged in India. We believe it will eingetot eight European miasma, of which four—the ist Roook tad belt. , 2nd Royals, In butt. • ird Boa, tat haft ; end 67th—ere in China, or on their . way thither eel NA are to come from Marine end Bombay Sikhs, two regiment. a s s frespier co sem of loop= cavalry, with eight troops sad belle;be et erdniey. Iteueour merle OP *her the Knees Deepen Outeds, filth assess, will be the snaky regi ment sem ; nod that the Illat sad 66th Berseate from idembey, sad the 44411 end 06th has Wan" vtli complete the Wintry %MS. —4riny sal limy Gooollo. REPORTED Iddltaalla or THE Ann.—lt was some Yee oboe stated kat second khans week be raised to rephisseit op to sad including the Nth. ilubseguestly it apposes to have been resol that 10 sift pe_osopeay 11 , M11 se be eddied to each eeriness net ea the teem esta blishment, sad seer two of the eirmenes to Mika awe selardly sereentherst to ast This ea, however, hes hem elepped, est et peens it is set in what ship the pepped segiesstatisa shell be seeds. We may add thee, se id the useetse of prUsess the views of the govememat ere est Moly to be sole s , the whole man may magi ea the add aadetermked pee n= of the the Lam ormy.—.4yog owl & RI REIGATE corps met far parade is the I=7:oa F, seder the Ilramori Captain . Notwithe ridey ssileg the milemsralie slate el ths westker, re gnaw ponies of the elbellse members at In seep were easelnied. It we espeeted OP swing se the rein the pespesed mesh is lee* would have been then dosed, bat tie avow didethervetee owl laa Isso_laag sews " (pick esseele woo the odor of Ile der, se* h is by the been MA dieeps pessiel le Roder mei CU& weed. Oa it the threes Allies, • Iwasaki& semi Mawr, espeeled the aped' te was ilhe ins sod snow them to She ishesineinse at bib hers, This wee doss as wee dee semis *ties to the psi *lmp pieced bans thus, whisk vanielnd an Uespialy sheet time, "as emaness" het send rpm At the leslea al the reps the bash ssepled the esacably, and oho: preemedsg ems "pie meet " was spin the order, sad the nape Mood hose sheet 11 o'clock la the *vetting, nose the worse kr • 14 mime march. 713 ALLZOLD YUID3I IN P 017814. An inquiry wee opened on Friday night last, before the coroner of Portsmouth, into the circumstances morning the death of • men named Daniel Clowney, eve *rid is her Majesty's dockyeed es a boiler maker. From the evidence addoind it appeared that shortly before two 'Morn ea Thursday monies, the 'sense{. is company with three ether men, tmerted to • home of in tarnte Portses, sad mi dews then In storm eeeepied as a room. But • few ielar gai l before ilve other said to be eseveals by the suers of the 7,immok Militia, aloe sneered the and • menesestion 111111111.1=0- Feld by the keeper of the ham, csonalles and conntries, and they ca words, words, sad *OW each other Sam Blows fdlrned, sad the two parties of men adjourned Into the mew, when • vigorous pencoal straggle look plea. In the costa of a taw minutes Clerney wee curia hale the house, ham received a . mortal wound, and be died almost letmedoWp afterwards. Nam of the petty were/observed to nee knives or say weapon of that 'tied, bat ass of them hod • short black-looking stick, with which he was seen to strike ass of the associates of the deceased, bat not the de. ceased himself. The foregoing statement is the purport of the iridium adduced beim* the termer. It appears that ewe other men besides Ctsweey were Injured in the envoy, as of this, Bdward Kirby, now in hospital, heels, received • wowed in the side, and a wen centrned wooed in the heed ; the other is suffering from a blow on the head. Five men belonging to the Limerick Militia have bean apprehended and have been rentaadod by the magistrates until to-morrow. On Friday afternoon the smtbordies delivered up to the Superintendent of Pollee • very much stained with blood, which had been to from a servant at three o'clock on Thursday moregaj i :r as hr entering the barracks. The coroner's inquest wee until to-day. THE RELI0101:8 DISISHIIIO3III IN BF. 010101'13- th-ren-lairv.—We regret to my hairs hips of those who thought them wee an and to the dispossfat seams which for •• the weskly revises M the perish chime of therhfutrthrßes‘_sled le Moappolaimeat. he yoked* whammed • resew! of seem fa a lam yids*, if smoressee sayable before whammed. The PAL leper Ilee i the lector, was not purr at either of the @r etro. His piece wee Dappled in the array and afleoolll by Me Rem Mr. NT*, who foe tome thee officiated es war mar the Rev. Mr. Brume, at Fromm The ureic* la she wee mastendy interrupted; bet It wee in the OMNI ere servioe that the oppositha of the hos to the row. primula beer more @Mack t:a hash. The larvae woo compktely drowsed by latmehiner. sheleks, mad sells el rheas deuerip: hone. On the Modern Irstleleg Men tisk sere for the vestry aids the emir, *see was • net towards Um., se it appears& with as latsallea to Melt the lad a same of lafeserfbeale eseheha tea po t Mara pommies mat off lee the am of isames the • mare of wham were .s duty la the adelthearhood the =perished's** of Lapia., Ammo, Nu Mee wane speedily on the spot. They, atter comeihselis Mood the dome tie dada, sad the Mira wee tared. At the conclusion of the essays service the cured be... NM more Tiara, sad the MI of tie polka Wreak UM= It was may sitar some tyros boss sad that the estrames to the dearth wee* dewed. Mr. Charchwataa Tampion erred Mussel( le the shiest la erleararbsy to quell the distrubseces. THE POSSESSION OF AIICHITECTIIItAL Dwnwaii. —At tha Norfolk quarter sessions, on Thursday, • Mail of some interest to architects came before the TM county surveyor, Mr. nitres, it meowed. had inthried to re of the committees of the court that his predecessor in ounce, Mr. Brown, !echoed to rive op the plea., &c., which he had prepared throw the 28 years which he had served the county. The round argued by Mr. Brown for tale proessellag was timti by the Image of his profesidan, phas was the perm el anibitee , e, aid not of their ma lls saimmed Mamesion followed, the which V. r i i. .Posils, the Ike. Lord Signing, Bit camel R Pellewee, M.P., the Maw aad very Rev. the Bsta pk O) Norwisb, sad other goathinea Mss ; end eventeally tho Dean staled that he wee wathewised Mr. Brown to "odder te the //10.1•17610110 Bow the derie the pesos, or aay team pm soadEnli mitre • reememble tam, to mole for the use at or asaaty surveyors mph@ or instep dal @ad spesilissisas he all works emeated wader his equelatiahmes as samny earmyern or to farnish ryas, %pea Wag 11111110seabd he 11111 saas." The Court fleetly de imulash to halnal the ammileas whe W Mud rife at leallas Meths eabiest to mime the ashes of the meaty, but 1411101,100110 peedlik Os Abet ea sweat& ansaimmat re preessillapits ermilies. CRUM SLAkeelM HALT-A-CROWN DAT. Imam; UN. Allaisefeas ea puma% MI; dire by mem Mira 1,748; Altars, 2,728. taw itutUtenta. /11:1410POLITAII 000NTY 00IIIITA. Swift *um amine kr lb p 9.990 0 , 409. Wino=Vona likaear,Jem.l ; ?salmi ; ( I . , ..mil als od it 14; Trio*. 11. 990 -91 . 9 63+19 9 : borla di rr Vow. Trois, ,106. IS: 111,9901 y, 1l MITICINAPIL end* rlvalenialii4. Jan 10: day. If ; 111 lOW, I& drtENAMIt. //.1041//1/4 Doess9o,-ftwally, Jas. 10; Thweril9, di_ _—*lftsawalti t Wunwsca.—llkanda o i i r io ad am re.hors 10 ; 20.010 06.17 U;se. U. -Web:. Jas. II; Turier. INSOLVENT DEBTORS ODURTJAN. 7. (Beim Ur. Cossdeskeme illarphyi) 1.11 1111 MOM= PAWL This rase, *oiled ea &Wider, aids saws as The goseciale was whether the insolvent mkt his a riembee to Mimi anditan randse • Seat& The net titers were reek at of the vim the ionsfrent tree by We mart is km The insolvent was main pram at the sale dime debt oesditess. Mr. Nichols was foe the mediters; Ms. Sergood tee the issolvent, who was beamed up and examined. Mr. Commissioner Murphy was of opirion that the vent was entitled to a renateing, and made the rule absolute. TN 1.1 IAXIS BRAND /17101211. This insolnat war a ataskaar he the wars-r oad, ard sold a print called "The Departure sad ' in a rail. way mange, the oopJrlgbt of which was vested is lit. Gambol, printaellar of Beraen.street. An action was brought in the Exchequer, and eons made to settle. The =s were dOe., sad the costa 645. Th e insolvent pair under the Protection Act, end it was alleged he had ands away with his propert y . to a relation named Se & the owe them was a wens" damasks batmen Mr. , who opposed for Mt. Oman" mad the leaved Commisaloner. Mr. Nichols supported. The court held there wee no =kiss away with property, and granted the anal order. MIDDLBSBX SESSIONS Thscourt sat sperdany on Saturday, at the Guildhall, West minster, tom= sae= rats appeals. Mr. Cressy presided for Mr. Bodkin, the AssistentJadp, who had been =gag= tee connesi la NM of the cases, and Mr,. Sarjeast Payne, Br. Busies, Mr. Pans, Mr. Danalaytea Pisteber, Mr. Pewnsll, Major Lyme, Mr. Simpson, sad Mr. W. P. Bad- Ida =et presoak In three appeals by the Leaden Doc* Company against MUM of Bt. Osargs's the Bast, Sir Plitroy Kelly, Mr. Hawkis Q.C., end Mr. Metcalfe were for the appellants; Mr. Hsddleww , Q.C., and Mr. Poised were for the perish. A ors was tied of the East London Water Works Company against tke same perothial rates, he whke the question was, See, whether the main pipes of the esenpany were liable at all S. be rated, as deriving basset from their proximity to the sewers in the perish, and if rateable, whether the messament of 8,1004 put upon then hy the perish we sot irreandve. The tees wee argued by Mr. Loh, Q.C., end Mr. Poland for the parish; and by Mr. Eaddleseen, Q C., and the 800. O. Denman for the appal lasts. Bridles* of prodissional surveyor, of assessments for rai purposes was given. llitimately, the court reduced the sassammat by ems-tuaL The London Dock cases were adjourned, in order that the opinion of the Court of Queen's Nook might hs take" on same points of law. Several other mate were postpooed by ooneent. Mr. collar, and Mr. liertslat were the other comas! engaged. 7HB POLICE COMM GUILDHALL Mr. Marla lot" a algae merelmat and tobacconist, of St. Martbes-lie-Grand, was summoned before Sir R. W. Car den and Alderman Wilson to show oases why he should sot be adjudged the father of an illegiihnste child. K. Humphreys, Jun., of the firm of Humphreys, Son, sod Morgan, appeared for the defence. Margaret Farrell, a decent looking Irish girl, said—l IMP delivered of a male child in August Ism, of which the dike dant is the father. I met him first la November, 1868, at the General Post-oflies, where I was waiting for a letter I wee rrZfwhim he spoke to me. He afterwards took me to a . Shoe-lens, where the Intimacy which resulted lie birth of the child commenced. He took me there four =rad prontked to merry me. I went to his house In St 'iole-Grand afterwards, and he gave me money, and ups dimoovering I wee in the family way I woes there Will with a letter, informing him of the state I was *AIM that I Amid swear the child to him if he did not do aspedding ft as. Me shopman said he was not at home, soli thinks waited till he returned, and then went Into 110 *de rim as the beck of the shop. I gave him the WAR, sod vim be nod it he threw it at me. I threw ft bask, mad them went out of the shop. That was about six meths ago. I have no one here from the hones in Sheo -1 WA Ns the only person I ramember seeing there is a servant, who Me gone.. Putia. _ Crearainninbad-611100 then I have been in the service of Mr. PMNI, fligkbary-bern. Whim I came up to Imedies • /mob in the Mali reemomeoded me to a coffee. fr=ll-street ; but as that neighbourhood had the Isadledy recommended me to have ray Man lilkkermid est. am Post-offloe, sad I afterward. west to Cose•str_ nempitreys—l should like to reserve any further mose-exemination of the complainant at present, as I find she doss not live at the address given in the summons. My client is • most respeotable geatlemen, and has been a mar ried man for the last 25 years. Sir R. W. Carden— There is not • scintilla of evidimes, and Ido not think from what I have heard that your client ought to let the ore reit here. Ido not think we ought to cell upon him to be sworn. Mr. Humphreys—Mr. Lntgs is perfectly willing to be sworn, as be Maumee me that this complaint is • perfect fabrication. . . Alderman Wilson (to complainant)—The defendant is summoned as a witness cm your behalf. Do you wish him to be examined ? him be sworn, sad see then if be will deny being the father ol my baby. Mr. Charlie Lutgs wee than sworn, and said—l do not know this young went', Y hare never spoken to her ; but I 'enact swear I have not spoken to any female like her entekle my door. I never took her to • house in 131howlane. I boot recollect any 11001111 helmet% we • letter six months age or at any other time, sled my throwing it at her. I have not the least recollection of anything of the kind. I never fa my life received • letter from • women accusing me of being the father of her child. I have • little parlour at the beck of my shop, as the oomplaieant lass described, Bir R. W. Cardin—l think it desirable to have the shop man here. Mr. Imlay—Ho asa come If you adjourn the page ; but we esaiset both be away together. &r B. W. Carden— But your wife oats take oars of the premises while he comes bare. Comphtieent—He bra little boy them goo, sir, for he red to tell ate sot to speak loud, beams the boy might leer me._ _ _ Mr R. W. Carden then directed that the young man should be Mahal ; and Inspector Everett started off imme diately to bring him. The shopman, who, when he wee ewers, 'eve his same se ke Cobs, said—l eat in Mr. Lutes employ. Ido not lorZeomplabasst. Mr R. W. Cerden—Now pray be cautious, as you are Vedspeak only Ilse truth. teme—l buoy I have seen her before. I have seen spoked° bar that lam aware of, nor she to me. I do not vesognise her et all. Mr M. W. Carden—Let meciautkeyea wain. Iteenernber gem ens es your calk. Yes need not btaltsts. You met he.. If she has bus be the shop babe. Witness—lt is my belief I have new sees he.. I think I have min bar too. It wee shoat is mantle ago. Site abed to use Mr. Large. who me not tf ; end she mid she wadi again, and die did so In half-aa-haer, end she went its the little parlour at the book of the shop where Mr. Maga wee. r. She bad a later in her bed, whisk she took in will U Mr A. W. Card's—Let me Wpm nparyon the nature of the 11100 , 11/ oath yes have taken. Yon sommared by say ing you had never sew this women, end yea now say you have sum bur twice in one day. Witmer—But I am not sure this Is the some women. I will not swear it was not she who celled. The woman was like her. B. W. Carden—Did you know your insider was has to-day f Wheats—l did not, sir. Sir R. W. Carden—Has any one told yon he was under examinalion this morning in this ootirt Witness—No one, sir. el/ R. W. Carden—lle careful, and try and recollect. %Wes—A Mr. Evans came In, but be bad not time to 'peak before the inspector arrived. He did not tell me what I was tom, here. Mr. Humphreys—l can vouch for the fact that Mr. Dago has commtuiloated with no one sines he was first MOTS, except with me. 81r R. W. Carden—lL do not Impute such a thing for au instant; but it seems Mr. Evans has been rathsrover-saxions fit his friend, for he must have run very fast te pt than balms the inspector. Witness (cross-examined)—There ere ocossionally bad Liters brought by worsen, but my master genitally refuses then.. He does not take those woman into the hale parlour. Mr. Humphrey*—l am glad this young man bee been called, for h. corroborates Mr. Lutes's &Lament. Sir R. W. Cards —And ha also ormarms much that the women has stated. _ The compVtlitast was then extuaissd as to a sum of 121. which she appeared to hays to the ase beak, the whole of it having Wes paid lm width' tbs perM of 21 days. Her sesame of It was that 61. was her ova savings, which cot isavlag but dtastioa she pot by newest the exposes of her =aiog conflnewent, end that she WM. 10 bar mad* a tamer In Ireland, Mating ahe was le Matron, who voleated her the remainder of the maw, la suss if 11. at a Mew INs It. W. Carden &I not team bur oessiest. mad 411- nestaly &bottled that tbor•was ao owthitee lass vldi Ile yoke ea sass, sad the sass was tbswesse diralssal. JiA4UrB7B. COrrpNe T -laviaas oot. JAL 7.—Tho Woo of esti* to-day sit esttmitsd at 7,000 Wog. A foist study siarkst; Qs supply Ohm' is very Ley. COTTON GOODS.--MANcH Jme. 7.—There V am times a very omusiumable boatman/ done dating the pig wing, but the market has bean mange as with the Dewlap, fortnight. The iesprovessot lies ka the fast that horui trade buyers, as usual after Cturiettmes stock-takbag,. have wine htto the merketmore friely,and stocks of the tektite suitable to them being still in email supply owing to pre-exist ing contrast., their operations have beesandlcient to geode."' • good impression in steadying prices. Some extenaive pur chases of 40. inch ahlrnage, of 7lb. so 81b. deg. weight, mad of T-cloths, and water twist, for China, have cleared off the small gumming' of those goods beginning to accumulate, and led to • slight rally in price'. Phirtlage have regained in vales oboit arollialt what they hid bit in the previous meth, and the yeewa referred to are • Section dearer the last week. Private telegraphic advice, are to hand front W eeds and Bombay to the 18th ultimo, which @peak of con third dulness and depression there, and these have not bad • gni aim as sir market. For some kinds of cloth, of ladle gialinen which are exceptionally warm, there ham be.. sonolittle hoeineee, rod the lighter makes of shirting. have no* a little, but generally buyers me maim There is mere beoysncy this week in the yarn market, tasianho turginsand buyers for Chios and loft haying displayed more coadatige than of Men mad placed some fair orders. WOOLLSN.—Lanes, JAN. 7.—Then hie been a wow roes asessdance of merchants and cietidoes la dm Elea this Loaning; sad the market Mang well eapplisi whit freak =cosaiderable animation prevailed, wpd an aneellent has been transacted. The market hes been a vary eadellekwy ewe. HARDWARE.—B memo Kam, Juste. 7.-7bs =cal quarterly ineettop of the ireninaetors of this district will ecinamence at Wolverhampton neat Wednesday ; but it is too early in the year to anticipate the transac of much business thereat. In the meantime, the trade is healthy, though quiet, and anything *God me ordinary impulse would lead to a rime upon the prise of lien as areeefirmed at the preliminary roestlott of the troth last week. There are • fah. quantity of orders in fora ll descriptions of finished iron, sufficient to keep the works from standing. In this town Wetness is being gradually rammed. There is not much animation at present ; bat maathossren, hathig concluded the bushiest of stock taking, are going wiesdily oo upon order*, of which there are sofficiset in head to prevent stocks being added to. Upon the whole the tiristmas holidays hays been of shorter duridoii than usual ; the men hays not been &Med to work shorter time than they wished, and In a week or tom days the home trade will recommence as usual, with very good preepects. The manufacturers of this town have had a pretty good year in 1869; not large returns, but fewer lows, trade having then subject to less vicissitudes from the absence of epeoulation, and both in the town and district labour has fully participated in that general pros perity which la so apparent to all who were uainted with trade hereabouts, and those moot • y connected with it even within the lath dozen years. CORN.—Cewnitiuts. JAB. 7.—A very dull market again, without alteration larks. Wheat, red, Ma. to 48a.; white, 48a. to 60s. Barley, 245. to 445. Besse, 384. to 44.5. Oats, 180. to Ns. CANTRIUMMLY, JAN. 7.—The supply at Market WS/ name lug*, but trade extremely dull, end tow sales effected. Old brown wham, 424. to 465.; new, MA to 425. ; whit*, old, 44a. to 48e.; new, 40s. to 4114. Barley, 26e. to 42.. Oats, white, 28s. to 28a. ; black, 18e. to 21s. Beans, We. to &U. Grey psaa, 311 s. to We.; blue, Ms. to 806. CAILLIBLZ, Jes.7.—We had a fair supply of wheat, and prim were 6d. per Carlisle Nisbet lower on the week. A fair Esemad at the reduction. Oats, supply small; demand good, at fully last week's rates. 'Barley, good supply, d l mend slow, and last week's rates burly realised. white, now and eid, lbs. to 194.; red, new end old, 17s. to 17s. 6.1. Barley, new end old, 12s. to lea. Oats, po tato, old, 10s. to 10s. ed.; new, ee ed. to 10s. ; 0:411110•, 9s. ed. to 10e. • sew, 7.. dd. to 8 . . Rye, lie. to 13e. 6d. Floor, per t stone, la. 10d. to 2s. 04. Oatmeal, 2.. ed. to 2s. 2d yeateal, 1.. 6d. littrloymeal, 1.. 4d.—Corlisle iswersoi. COLCHASSIA, JAN. 7.—A moderate supply of wheat and good of other grain. Wheat to slow demand, at a decline of Is. Barley unaltered. Hams and peas Is. lower. Outocitetna, Jan. 7.—At our to-day's market Beek& wheat was held finely for late rates, sod in a few Memnon • alight advance was paid on good-ounditioned parcels. Fo reign quiet and but Mlle doing. Barley, beans, and peas unchanged, and find • more retail demand. Oat trade quiet, bat holden are very firm lit ocwieequenoe of the reamed stooks. Imports for the week ending Jan. 7 .—Beaus, foreign, 610. .0131.1.neonn, 4712 f. 7.—There was a good supply of wheat, which was pretty well cleared off whnout other alttration In its value than was stewed by the general inferiority of am dittos. Middling qualities of barley anstill almost aerate able at ennparatively low rates. Wheat, Me. to 60e. • old, Ma. Barley, Ws. to Ma. Oats, 19e. to 275. Beans, As. to 42a. Peas, Ws. to 38e. HISTPOILD, Jaw. 7.-The wheat trade to-day ruled dull at last west's prices for the best samples ; other descrip tion. 101999, and supply small. Barley of fine qoality made fall pekoes ,• inferior samples sold a t Ism money. Osta, peas aid Mans, support former rates, with a fair offer. Wheat, par load, Ws. to 295. ; barley, per qr., 255. to 475 . ; eats, per qr., 20a. to 265. • peas, par load, 23a. to 26a.; bums, pre load, 23e. to 30s.' Jaw. 7.-We had scarcely so ISM a show of wheat as usual offering at our market to-day; and the prices of last week were enttaintd. The top price given for fine white was 43.. • red ditto, 455. ; secondary white, 45.. and 475. ; ditto red, 40s. and 44.. per 36 stone. There was a middling supply of barley, and fine malting qualities realised extreme rates, Xs. to 49e. per quarter; warm samples moved off very slowly at 29e. to 3M. par 30 stone. Oats (which were a rather improved show) were quoted at late prime, old 245. to 265.; new, 204. to 23e. per 24 mon.. Beans came vary sparingly to brad, and the best old sampler made ; new ditto, 40e. to 43a. per 38 stone. lirscour, Jan. 6.-We have had a moderate supply of wheat to-dai ; with a fair demand at Mat week's rates. Barley unchanged value. Wheat. zed, Qs. to 455.; white, 475. to 60.. Barky, grinding, Ms. to 315.; malting, 36e. to 43.. Oats, to 224. &aim 40e. to 43e. hintroaammurort-Tars, JAN. 7.—At our market this morning we had a moderate show of wheat from the growers, sad met qsalltiss being wanted for mixing sold freely at the extreme rates of this day sennight, but where it was lacambeet to sell ex ship a small reduction bad to be con ceded. For extra new South yellow 495. wee a very az- Immo quotation, whereas very good waa only saleable at 48a., all par 601tbri.; in new foreign a few retail males occurred, new superb Holstein red fetching 615., made same weight. Flour sold very slowly, but in ifs value we quote little variation. For maltiog boric, the demand proved sluggish, whilst for grinding the *airy vas ales limited. bat prices cannot be writers lower. In beans and pas little stirring. Ow we preasiagly eared and violates"' remain unaltered. The sirtivala this week ars :—Whest, ocestwiee, 3.348, foreign, 786 gra ; Wavy, asestwiae, 851; melt, ceestwisa, 141; oat., coastwise, 417 ; beans, foreign, 80 ; flour, 1,731 smoke. - - - • - - AN: 7.—A good supply of wheat was brought (award, but the minctpal part cult was la moderate condition, and and slowly at the tura is favour al the buyer. The dry seraphs folly supported last smiles rates, and had • freer ale. Barley was in more moderate supply, perttoularty es regards malting qualities : last week'. prices were supported. In flour ao alterauon in value. White wheat I. quoted this evening, 475. to 60s. ; red dine, 425. to 46e.; beet chevalier Instils' barley, 428. to 46..; mos chevalier ditto, Mc to 40s. ; ditto, 26.. to 27a. per qr. Flour, 29.. dd. to 30.. per sack from the miller. Norruronms, JAN. 2.—Wheat wee only in moderate supply at our imam to-day, end then wee a limited attead once of farmers and !autos. The trade ruled miles at the full prices of last week ; in sores mess la. higher. New white moved aet 46a. to 64e. ; new red, 41e. to 42e. • old white, 60e. to Mk.; old red, 44e. to 48e. per 38 Moon Them wee a fen show of barley, but the bulk of the maples were of essondery guellty ; malting sorts were fully ea deer as heretofore, Ms. to 46e. ; foreign Bneis, 39e. to 41s. per qr. Grinding was • heavy ask at unaltered rates, 20e. to 31e. per 30 mow. Of oats the supply wee by so means large, and mime wave eery little car ; 37e. to 33.. ; saw, no. to 28e. per 24 mom. Beane berely maintained then Wine ; old, 48e. to 60e. ; new, 41a. to 441. per 38 moan Soper flour. 36.. to 39. ; fine, 31e. to 33e. per 20 stone. Prrennonouoz, JAN. 7.—At our market te-day we had a short supply of wheer , which met a fair sale at fully the prior of this day week. Barley rather dearer. Oats without alteration, LOG but taw showing. Boma as last week. Beet red wheat, 46e.; COMMON 41.. to 42.. per 6041ba. ha. Oats, 11d. to le. per stow, Beaus , 30s. per qr. of Na P3ADIII4I, hit. 7.—Onr market wee shortly supplied with wheat this morning, end the attendance ass also mare. Wheat generally et ill comes to hand in poor con• dittos'. Best dry samples are inquired for, and maintain late ran, but other acre were a dull trade, ►t a slight decline, in some Matra, of about Is. The trade proceeded rather dull, although the favoureble change in tee weather gives in creased confidence. Malting barley is in short supply, and the demand la brisk at high rates. Other sorts were a slow nude. Oats, beans, and pees sihibited a downward ten dency. Wheat, Us. to 62a. ; barley, 30a. to 45e. ; oats, 20e. to 30e.; beaus, 42.. to 60a.; peas, See. to 445. Flour:— Household, 395., ; seconds, 36a. par rck. Rommermt, Jett. 7.—A rather moderate show of earn and a good attendanoe of the trade, but an absence of anything like speculation. Prime petunia of wheat met with a slow - sale at fully last week's ratsa, but all other kinds were almost turaleable mu at a reduction of ls. per quarter, Best white sold at from 46e. to 605., and other kinds at 42e. to 46e. There was very Little red in the market ; the quo tation. of beat kinds wen 445. to 47e., and other am* 38s. to 435. ; the market generally being about Is. under last week. Foreign wheat was rather firmer, and prime samples could be sold at Moat last market's prices, but there appeared to be hide pawing in that droll ion. There was swercely supihisg doing in barley, this deseeiptloa of grain being mum a 6 ct.d by Ma wet weather. Fine qualities for mitts; pursuers were fully as deer, ►ut grinding sorts were serer to portrait, lafuier kinds being about 1.. In farm of the buyer. There area a doll trade In ore, and ab• Wes bee declined fully Is. pow quarter. Beans appear to Lave beim sect atketed by the weather, sad theme, ea well lig pre, were tbe tams cheap t% *IIIIIECH. JAIC 7.—We ale fairly aupplied with grain e t as • wad s at udo om'e market. The brat dry wheat sells m any at t u t wea k', pi ices, whilst tar the raw mistier sats pies the trade was dull at Wanly forme Meer Owl, pews, tad bowie, in moderate de mud, at about last week's prices. Prises to the Brower:—What, white, mew, 46e. to 47e; szta, 49 s 63ite. par bushal ditto, red , sww, 41.. to 435., utas, 44e. • ditto arldlas old, Otis. to 470,, eat,., 4ila.; ditto red, old. 42a. to 44a., extra, 465. Oat s. WO. to lld. per stone. Beans, 40e. to i4s. per qr. WO/MM. Jam. 7.—At this day's market them was i t a n tr isr ezply of wheat from the tarn, ere, sad prices reme lt . Good barley quite as Asa ; mmdry qualities rather cheaper. Oats in lair demand. Beans and pa ns leading doeuwarda. Tenn, Jan. 7.—At to.day's corn market the supply 0( wheat was more plantilal than of lam. aud the toads ruled slow at lively late rates. White dascriptioste made 46.. to 61a.; red, 47.4. to NU. per 36 stone. Of balder Were was ■ tolerable supply, but there was a scarcity of &Woe panels, and all sub met a steady inquiry, at axtrases prima, Sao. to 40a. _par qr.; other sorts were a languid Nils at 38.. to 32a, per 30 ideas. No important onsngs tookplase in oats, simples changing hands at 225. to 265. per 24 woos. In some in stomas bees were a shade cheaper, prices ranging from 44e, t 0.485. p.r $8 stone; -malt, 68a. to 70s. ; rye, us. per qr. KIJULOALDY, J AIf. 7.—During the early pert of the week in had ratay weather, which following the host, and rte it was entirely out of the ground, made the land very wet Indeed. flume Wednesday it has beset dry, and latterly frosty again, with a rising barometer. At our country markets this week we had good supplies of wheat, which met a madam: e demand at nearly law week's prices ; second quaky was Is. per tii i. .. p b a i e w d er. Of barley the supply seems to him suddenly co not even a fourth of the tonal goamtity being offered ; ana the same may be said of cede. Whether this arises from the peculiar weather, or from a real exhaustion of stock, time mum determine. Here, to. day, we had moderate supplies of wheat and oats, bat very small of barley. Belss ready, at prices generally in favour of sellers. W heat, 40s. to 60s. per qt.; barley, 295. to 395. ; oats, 20a. to 28e. 6d. WATII&FORD, JAN. 7.—We cannot note any increase in our supplies of farmers' grain this week, but Mere has been rather more offering by boat. From abroad our arrivals resist of only two corneae Indian corn. The trade has shown vary little activity since the date of our last, and though the quantity of fanners' wheat brought to market has been very small, prices bare given way Ltd. to 6d. per barrel Foreign maintains late rates, and sells more freely. Barley centinues in good request, at the quotations of this day seaseigbt; kest, oats can be purchased at 3d. to 4d. per barrel has money. We bars had more inquiry for Indian corn, and buyers can hardly operate on such, favourable terms as at the claw of last week. Flour firm, without change in value. Imports this week :—Wheat, 4,640 qrs. Rxporta this weak :—Oats, 3,830 barrels. Flour, 979 sacks. Oatmeal, 60 sacks. SHIPPING INTELLIGBNCB. CABIIALTIEB. 411111dta (ROO. kin Captain Are Mbregi, from Salina to QalaninOwn or Falmouth, wit h L.'s., sprang a leek and foundered SO Wes of Ceps Metapan previous to the nth .t December; Mew rived— Trieste. Jam S. KimWm, of Dartmouth, GOMA Law* bound to Xelburrce, Wm totally invoked la leaving the vri of ttrltateht, about fifty mike brothel tara glom, re the 19th of October. She bad 400 tam of Goal on beard.—Wydn•Y. 07. Bared of dm *imolai. Copious it udripli. of and from Liverpool, 'bleb arrived bare oo the bib of November. caught fire lam mabt, mad at daylight *be was totally o rimmed to Lk' water's edge; tart of Me cargo wadi sort discharged. mill.* was mostly iron; ail toe goods penababo by fire wen destroyed.— htelboomm, Nov. 11. • TILE OUTWARD PENINSULAR 114.fiLit.—The steam ship Tagus kk Southampton, on Saturday, with the usual Peninsular mails and 12 peeengen. In the Australian mail, just arrived in this oountry, there were letter bags from no fewer than 19 places, viz., Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide, Wellington Nelson, Aock lead, Otago, Canterbury, New Plymouth, ' Geelong, Hobart Town, Lansiesston, Port Adelaide, Perth, Williamstown, Al beit', Portland, sad two new places, viz., NO., and Quenacliffs. AMERICAN AND CANADIAN ItiAlls.—The British sad North American royal mail steamer Africa sailed from Liverpool for New York on Saturday last, with the United Store and North American mails, and 60 pasesegea On Wednesday next the Quebec and Montreal Oman Stemship Company's steamer Nova &rim will be despatched from the Money fur Portland with the United States and Canadian mans. The b sat the Liverpool Post-( Moo will be open on that day for the receipt of letters, newspapers, &a., tin 10.45 mm and aid Quesnatowe until 9.30 p.m. Telegraphic de. 'Brines may be funneled within • few minutes of the steamer's sailing through the office of the New York Prue, 10,Rathange-streeßast, LiverpooL BURNING OP THE AUSTRALIAN CLIPPER, HERALD ov TES MOartirio.—The tut mail from Antral& brings intelligence of the total destruction by fire of the clipper ship Herald of the Morning, from Liverpool, at her near the new Bandbridge Jetty, Hobeat's Bay. Th i ril ° l l : l2 4 chip woe owned in Liverpool, and was 1,291 tons burden, and had made several succeeded voyages to Australia as an emigrant vessel. The Portugal, a screw steamer, left Milford Haven on the 3rd November, and anted at Rio de Janeiro on the Bth tilt. The Tyne, a paddle-wheel steamer, left Southamp ton Nov. 9th, end arrived at Rio on the 4th alb, thus b the screw by tea days. The Milford Haven and ;3 441 J steamers sail ruder the Portogneee flag, and are obliged, in soresequence, to carry a Portuguese even, although the ships ere ooniman by an Engirt captain. THE SHIPPING TRADE AT HULL.—The total t 012• sags for which dock dues were paid at Hull during the past year was 1,238,189, an inceeee of 61,492 tons over 1863. Of this total 2,978 vessels, of 786,783 tons, were reported in wards from foreign port., the proportion of which was 407,942 British, and 371.821 foreign. Is 1868 the totals were 2,882 awed., of 748,486 tor, of which 394,000 laws British, sad 366,483 foreign. The number of eine vessele in the foreign trade was in 1869, 104, of 41,432 tons; in 1868, 104, of 40,641 tons; inoresee, 891 tons. EMIGRATION PROM THE CLYDE.—The followingq Is &statement of the emigration from the ports a the C lydi in the care of the year 1869 :—Usited States, 1,616; NNew Zealand, 1,088; Trasosnis, 486; Canada, 610; toe] for the yew, 4,317. Teal kg 1868, 4,867; demise, 660. THE GREAT SHIP COMPANY.—It is rumoured (says the °Jeerer) that at a hoard meeting held on Friday, the directors of the Great Ship Company unanimously re solved to resign, and that it is to be intimated to the meetthg of shareholders, celled for Wedarday next, that they hold office only WWI their successors shall. be appointed. Mr. Leer, M.P., accompanied by . Mr. O'Beirne, and ems other Beadsmen, paid a lengthened visit to the Greet Ship yesterday (Saturday), and minutely inspected her machinery, saloons, cabin accommodation, and cargo room. with reference we believe, to the offer lately made by Mr. Lever, for chartering the vessel, which was stated and explained some time since in this journal. In the arrangements which he has organised for the employment of the ship, Mr. Lever oontemplates, should his offer be accepted by the shareholder.' adopting Southampton as her port of departure from Rutland. [Advertisement.] HOLLOWAY'S FILLS AND Otsoranz.—lsolohmor, Daiwa or was due —lndtgettlen In the variable temperature winter, te apt to predate eatenenue cow ! Manta with fever. l ad tainted brea th . Ned greet depreedert or RAM.. The canoe sad Ma eonon sad toe a t escon a l i o rs eyso zl„l,..., dm can .t le V ill a m ob .i ed :Id be taw seeletent ect . ' i tle wave wan eat It: chic On ointment ebtuld be al, applied toter pieta of Stettin affected, and also Whet over the slower - b end new. The ednhasht not male cleanses the akin, but eras ► asectalky oa an enbSedent maim whether wowed*.p. Holloway s Pills punt) the blood, and regulate the beat nod kidney.. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS, NMI/Hi—Jan. 5, at Illabary -7- gro - qt - IFlfigton, the wife of 8. 4_, of • COAM vO. of Bawlhh, Devoothire, the wife of 0. H. Omwtamay. tea . of • dawahtof. gATOlll.—Jan 5, a. thyn.r.mor. war Hirano% the wife of L Yates,. Nee., of sought's. 101.—Ja 5, the wife of J. Fos, Up., of Allitceotext-Orawwied,d PIOOII. N URICL—Jao 4.st Clottados Boo" Homalngtoolost. th• ortte of Dr. C.H.lPlooboo, of • RICHARD& —J. 3, at Dorset Cottage. Ciairmoy, the wife of J. Itkhan* Muster K. of • dromboa. 110111.11.11711LD. —Jas. 6, so. Craubsto Lodge, gm/. the idfe of the lee. A. 7. H. -oholodeld. of • d•otOtot. WILLA—Jas. 4. the onto of If. T. wit" Seq., of Upper Pt011koore• pad a" Cazooden-bill. of • daughter. MARRIAGES. ADAMS—OHAP% A 51.—J.1.8. as St. George'.. Bloomsbury. ti the &v. Jun. 11114 8.A., Mr. Wham) Adatna, of Weriosinster. to Nowa, yeimpatilanghter of Mr. J. O. (Baproan, or Shoe toot. Slut streeL 111MULT—LOBOMIR14.—Jut. at Mcemby Church, Cumberland. by tbe Lev. Wdboume, Mr. W. Mew ay, of iiebaven to Annie. &ulster of Mr. V Lumpish... of LoardWisphiee, V. nitebsven. BROWNS \NH—% I L Oils—Jaw 4, et WSICOt t..burels Bath. by the Her. O. Wood, T. liroomiteek. r of the la. er TemPle,to Am. Ostbmine, widow of the lye A. Mille eq.. r, Su., M.D , of Battened., Ginwenorepure. HA iiRl GTON—SCHOLITIRLD.—Jan. 5. U Woorkbunth. Ulm by the Rev. J. Ring, Mr. J. Harrington, to Elm Loa. daughter el 11. M. lichalebeid. Res. of NUMMI HOW*. 0 .t 05 . HARRISON—% bl.Lß.—Jan. 4. at Om Cathedral, !Olson, by the Re , JAL Jamison, Mr. H. A. Harrison. of Lindriek. Doer Ripon, to Annie. doubter of Mr. T. Webs, et 1111V00, near Wiwi, WM ITS-I[lloolll.—Jes. IS at Bt. Stepben'.. Huu, bY the Her. J. Deck ALA.. S. A. Witte. Kos. of Blotemy. (10..X•tm•hir , . w Kaftans Brides detains:et W. 11(00Cktf. Lieutenant lAN. DEATHS. DA—lac of Yr. J. P. Davis. Norfolk. road. Johii .4 . o4 J. 11= UM 1 4 &—Jae. I, at New Elhiftwa. Mr. K. Fir* 71. 314111TLIT.—Jaa.11. at With& Dear adadandidd. Marla. wife of" J. Hawk & aged Y. HITCHCOCI3.—Jae. 5. at St. Laaciaaros.Scs, W. Hitchcock. EN.. awl SO. J ON 1611.—Jah. 5, at Hicavihs:. Hey , an. P. Jose& Edo., aged 75. LEW 18.—Jas. 3. at 1. , ./ 4 . place, Chiba. J. C. Lewt.i. wed 7& WAY 11.—Jas. 6,st Oaltborpastneet Mr. J. N. Lloyd. aged 59 LOWILL—Jan. 6. WitodgroritDouse, Stapleton. Ann. trlic 0 . Lawn. lam, aged W. ISIDLIOOTT.—Jaa. 4. at Watch, Vicarage, Wilt. Dioursla Mellor& wife of the Lc. J. IleillMatt. Vicar. 13011NIVIW—Jam. 4. Ass. wits of ttr. J. Roberta, of Leeds, arid 7 5 . THAI AA.--Jas. 4, at moot.. Bradford...s4 W thic Ism A. Tong°. lEsse..aged tg 11Wise sal PaWird Wawa Rum Daus, st Ns. Idalor t _. Iliesd. la dr d MOIR tbe Oda. is lisasss IWO. la tams habil et mbar. aAmai 12.9.