The Express. — London, England, 1860-12-29 00:00:00

Till NEM lOitlla.V ;VINE DUTIEs. I • following are the new cu.stoul, duties tegu iu reference to the Dew wine dutioe, which conic rtti.nt uo and attn. the 1d of January, 1861, •it. : '•and have again had oak, cowederstion the nitrite • • 1.., h rt may ler desirable t issue for the raidance of ..t. with reference to the pro. i•ion. of the elute., u•nsolitlation Act, Peat uisdcr rhuh tints, on and t .v 14 of January, lriil. vol: r e tilde to different v. ac,,,rilinu to the q uoitlty 11 spirit contain...l ..b.( the importation of • tot. is to be reetricted to 1. 410 4, Ow. h e approved this boartL rs..ind than general • ler 74. Iwlo, Proof:6l4nd A.m.. to Is. pursued re ascertaining and recording the ..1 wine Mid coAks, and rneedynis . the porta into nuie in.p..rted, and direct that the following le in hen thereof, viz TL.,t the •ttr‘ wine ow importation be allowed un •l the um of red or white winces now refigured the taws. s.tl.•stt calliue on thg Ithiss - tet to meMly the du, Air rde • f duty to which it nue be liable. e id, the snow of obviating unneeemery delay ," • tun, wine will lie allowed to be warehoused t vi• steal drat to whi c h i t mar b e liable being • it . sail afterwmds entered foe shipment, • t;. in like rummer to loesported ;bold it be ~ .b.11•4 home ts.usuroptice, that .we cask in each roast, 1, :1 deemed necesury. IN teased by distillation pre , t.. entry ; and to eases to which the number of maks t, work ea.-aids el.:ht. that riot lees than one in eight ded in the mane manner ; awl that the sante mane be t.J. twig cashed wane e rem., egl under the wareliotue• .ulatioes, the rate f s I.,ty Is.gog noted in the despatch. . : an all eras where the Onporters or carom make op tion fur emote nwot either before the wine is pared • It, warehouse or during the time it remains is bond, • Avers will In i.repired to test any samples which tugs ut to thorns with as lIILICiI despatch as the Liminess of : respective departineuts may permit, and the rate of •. to which such wu.e.. rosy be liable will be duly re. aoogaduntle. HMI paging .etiorre nll mese sole is the ussal ud to*. end do. worsts the tatty of duty to which • so tooted are W. 1.. uroP•r the P./lowisg heeds : —vu. • ..e .1. tot who. oostotsiog Is them 18 dopers of proof • .te Mao 8. foe wises ousteinisi lew this lb degrees at ; Ors C. for wows contain* hem tiro 40 .4 proof spirits ,• Choi L, foe whom coatsingag hue . .lejtoss of pool yenta That all wise misted for ossestnitiot bo cloned . t.. Jute .1 the nit stheshise I. the sine swilwr which it .1 h..a. twat le reeettlak and that whet rimmed mar t ...rehousing taphitites be is the one assese drepi . • !..luty at the ran of near elemilig te its elmei. se •• I le the deer** mh o the aerehaat &hes ha ed •• •. gutty st • her Me el dry that that et which • . eameseal le the imeheeme veglida tsr la the .1.3.1. note ; sad h theme INNS the eine Nay be iris • - •bl.khvessil S. the sub is escertiOned. 1.4 the seem are ssliiei the vim has sot bees is • teetreeil with. . _ • _ Oust boo Woo tortAloi. Mao& OF wttsi attar ...rural will le no4sokuil bye, alms pervioso so f.qt sit isomoo3 maw Showorohutouna I.oso. s resr.l to the portal ingsviallue, M board av • o•4lswiss per kr lopsiosslon ell wise is ota6 .. I alter are Ist J sammey soak eia —L.•siou, . Brivkai. asups•sm. Dever, Easter, Fabrics* • &lee* Olossesist, Orirt.l.y, Hartlepool, Hedl. •• b. Liear 14ss, Neenamlo, Neediness, fly• • •tr., Node. Ilecheeter. I IsII., glioreharn, • •ebarspe.a. OSsebtss. Hississlaart. Swarms, Trunk Ws,. . 104 Wbilembsyse, Tarusedh. %border's, • - • ' 4 . Imik ses Clerk 1• 0 ha, sad W=_ • • ratans el Seelig Mae bolsi. seta Isriber ar ias, tha ;orb of Lasdas, lire.tol,. I%a...was, Glos. • .• Lresrpsoa. Newesetle,l'iyamalklkolass.pAos, • ...vie, L..std.sad btablas. . . sloe be beak., the hoard de . deem it es • •JV t. , "epee, wry etettiehos ate to the parte 1 ilepuets ! verb wine vela to Io tio duty el 2a sd. For sake • • r 11r C. sod soy be charged &craning:ly, maim the • 4 •t. h.e. amen w esepeet that the stressib lhoreof • uet. t. , elf per ewe, is elects owe the wine mama i• trriol provieuely to Ile delivery fur eteemereeme sr es a • 4 mil air roetarelog IA per owl end wow& el proof r•i• w i.• &mod seised spank awl dimmed wllla duty "eh. TT T.B II nomaarmi TO TILEINWO•1011 OF •All• ea.. Piton " nothrleTteti n,"n %Tue.' pink I A tartest in be he made by the merchant to r•lleetot ur eiw , eating forth the portholes to the mewls, somber+, ac, of the mod et *ow wide ememplem ere reroirol to be farmed id for .to.ig, a nem* of while the peweelyal allow le to thenet tre senor, memplee to be down by, sr he the prommome • 1 the pr+per were wi le of each import mark, • In came In width the vouber male of 111111 86 =exissi It, riot leot thee lln it. That each esspha, whoa thaws, le beefed by the prix ; ..!al diem, plush IN box w ether coneetueut patkage, .tal forwarded, wader weds of Once, by rube another •ooetrynere to the soweet or alma oonyect e nt poet ; it 611116 terlerytta•l that whatever pert be oole. tol as the mod cos. ...swot, the raw Is to he &mod the toting port. 3. That a letter of @dyke be sent by poet to the collector .4 the bound part, wlie i is return the document a• won ▪ teartecattle. .ctID Iherson the clams wider which the •!111% •e. *I.: else Oink' be mamered the staple to be re used at the lodise port. 1 The expense of providieg bath., caws, kc., sod for. .t.o.Lun the sample to be borne to the crows, ra g a peek. y. Iwied returned free of etpettee for carrage to the port choice scut And mla.. .4 this tuiwtte are to he delivered to the it .1.. f 1,14011, ..1/61 tr..l4llllllited to the collectors ohtntll.l.• at the several outporto for their -oven:km..l4, ..„1 with iliivictie, to as quaint tie s:re-hasts and porto eou.ortsed their /impactive ports with the r,..1.it.0hs hereto cootainetL 4PPOIXT.IIZNT AND PI:O.VO fIf,NN iw THII elm ssaricw. 1....r..1-zu•ollice.—Hr. Francis Howard Fre, vice , ,t , 11 611141 acting consul at Kailegaws, ha* bean .F Ir 4 b• r Majest)** viii•ul at K wa, Japan; Mr. • l'. llama has pared hi. CIA NW paid attack*. Tkr Irsamary.- -Mr. William lAw, first class clerk, has br..rt ,iveinteal a principal clerk, is the room of Mr. Menke, d ••••••1 ; Mr. E. C. flurlland, second Clain clerk, has bees 1 ,, • ••• 4-4 1.. the brit Hass ; Mr. Reginald Earls Welby, t I • Lt. rk•tir, him ben promoted to the second class. 1b... Ir. Henry Threes, oceveyawer, has been ierlianieutat7 draftsman to deo Hoene-Mos, in of Mr Walter 17.ruLam, deceaaerl. Mr. Charles Janna-• Maxwell Lea been ap , ~, 1. rk in the Ancountant.riearres Wench, Leedom, - I le.. .1 WO exaniiestion. ht witimm Powell Jaws ham bows sp. I . and inv0. , .1 Li. ecunioation. •.• I.l ooru lty. Mr. ti.lorti Poorbrey kiss Imre appcinted mir.rw) rlcrk, sad la4rwal his examisarrica. ...olio. .1 vOlinerbaa been created is the loniloa . • Iss the 414-AA .4 Mr. Naphthali Hart. Mr. A. Wright : ^C.•• • ' ha. hemi promoted to the fourth Luadoo ; Mr. H. Gill, Oath class clerk, ' ••0 1 .1.110 4.'1 In the fifth class, E (ace, 1.4 k '4,. T. E. Yaweett, priaciyal meat raker at • h... le, po mooted to Ix clerk, Le., at Whitby Ni , ter, Ale., Leith, Lee bees girecoated to be • os'icer at Lytham. I Lesraiie Itepartmeat.- Excise Breach : Mr. Ed• r clone instant, Bristol collectlia, has bees 1- •I .Lm aaletaat, Wales east entireties • Mr. %, • • 1..1 ' , halo, raker of Dundee woad (Wrier?", ' t • • liar Imait ammintoil to Iruoleo AM dirt. • ..Lom ; Mr. Jobs .. Brown isi oteer 01 Lkumlirr I /mud«, ...,14ctiuo, has .• 4 o, .1 4.,t•e. 'resolve collection • Mr . .6rittisdi to ticott, first division, IG.wbe l - ollertion, baa bee n I•- •.• I , !tondos 'Lint thavalro collection ; Mr. ' • 'toe, °Cave at Impanel:an iliviaion, Ha • • , • rt. ha. Irmo appuioted to Hot erode I • • • • . Itr. !iota{ t`nivrford, "River of Hotandat• •:, • .• I. . .-Ileetsun, Itaa beta appointed to Latwabary ' 1 •i•, • • li•litaa I .er- are two verseeies in the transcribers' • l'K.t.trf 1h‘..1. (Mice, Debate, emend by the ' ' • t E. Leyte, wed N'llaltios. Mr. Julep& • prveitur,l limn the tr.iseeribere'eleas W ' •r ••t pa, the stems vice Mr. E. Layne. re. f 111 health • • t r stewert 'am plod bee bees appointed 1., Mar .1 metrel fur the province at Nova Mr. William Ihsrdis Forking" has base whet cif the tVased ti tie Wised et 31lost• Mr 11. H. 0. Roswell h hen sprocistsd district tb. I '...rt d lirciursts, and pairs *.f 411 Harr. Mr. koala' matins. to Set al &S -t i'.41.111 1.. lA. porrrorarat agent fur the r. r. , *miry fiffronr. I %% yin Tma PAW —Lsot night the Westsriostet, hell as iroiseet ... I ••••••• •4 St. 14. taps Wertheim. es lb. logly ' • • 11, wk.. perrikevl is ths •u. 1 v bre elmot thrtesth the ice es Christmas eve. .It. r • ••Noultsag. retutee.l • verdict .4 '• Death .. 1. ..1.1 I/.....55y Ite • gesto.park. - Vag. r. ruesueter wee at lite teeter{ 33. sad at the • • the tee or sew .4i inane thick. The .• •i .1.1 r. essobereel &mend senora were I 1.4•1 let M h tffit bet. They sere. huvrerve, able tu • le the. Ilerpestior the searbor 4 driers •• *ZAINO sod several ntesthent 4 the . 1. 1 . Ten pervimme were takes to the rrevivisot . • I r... 1• by talatot os 11.. ice. The • .. •1e1....1 eel augers us the WV, owl the K. ..1 Pro, e ii.. 1.111) parolees es the lily. Th. ' • • ',rt. lame a• very •Inspruev es the sloth rate. • ► ..4 4Noti away tar her 11.6t:; . 11 1.. ..,•• • • posh the soother wee hat,. • • 1.'.11 •.I. r. .4.! ethers es the ice. bet so e•vi • !•••4 e. lounweve perceo 4 iuo are , the Thome, 'flat the tit ; sal if the • a. ob., .44611 took there io su dee.i4 but ts • • th... r.... •1111.evuose frueve THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 29, ppp. SHARE LIS7S.-(TH DAY.) Two o'CLoo& With the exception of a rise cfalxai 1 per cent. in Great Northern, the variations to-day in British railway stocks are unimportant. South Eastern has Improved} per cent. Very little hug- Mae has been done. London and North Western stock is now quoted 1011 to 1021 ; Great Western, 74 1 to f ; Midland , 1 36!1361t01304; Caledonian, 97} to Lancashire and Yorkshire, 119} to 120 ; Great N ' orthera, 112 to 113 ; and South Eastern, 88 to I. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares remain heavy at 14 to If dis. Grand Think of Canada Railway stock is flatter. ADZ:NARY `9ol[ll al rd I un.wsys. l Wei toria7 tot p.s. 2 if ni ni NI 1I We Ilt 171 r ... 14- V+ . , W 4111 PIP Cod Mod MI. IDEAL Abia.Jes. Lot Lip. et Do. B. elk it Do. 0,7,0*. Z. Cows. 32., 1ip.01.. Rol Do. do. Mot _ _ . .._. D. NowI p. al N. Lading Union. 4 p. 0. Edla.&olsorow S t el i p.o. Grog Northam Do.6e.red.st Dlp.od p. pe. Do. 44 par coot. D0.69.e.r0dat6 ORD. flooclond, lid Prot Gt. Wool. , harks& Hoots; Do. roams. 4 p. owl Do. tedium. 4 p. mat Do. 60.41 Inaba 4 p. Do..rodom Pod. Du. Blau. Pitt, Mow Do.t.asitiritikap.e. Do. Ara Goo Nat Do. Odd. eds. 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(IJs) tinkled Mexican RoilMog Am) Da JOUR STOCK 1 lama U U 71 14 21 12 10 it li 1 411 II - 43 46 36 37 MONEY NABICET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Ciout. The funds remain dull, at yesterday's decline, with very little business. The Bank return has produced an unfavourable effect. Iu the other departments of the Stock Exchange busi ness is languid, and there is no alteration of in terest in prices, with the exception of a rise in Great Northern Railway stock. The usual telegrams from the Paris Bourse have not yet come to hand. Console are officially marked 921, +, and f ex div., for the account. The present quotation is 92g to }. The official business report is ail follows : Three per Cents. Reduced, 92, 1%; New Three per ;Cents., 92, ; India Five per Cent. stock, for account, 10Ig, ex div.; Five per Cent. " enlaced " rupee paper, 95 ; Exchequer Bills, par, 3s. dis. _ . The foreign stock market remains very quiet . Spaniakbonds are inquired for ; Turkish are dull ; the issue of 1854 is quoted 701 to 71, and that of 1858, 561 to 57. Sales are recorded as fol lows :—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 982, 991; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1860, 861; Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., for account, 96 ; Mexican Three per Cents., 211, ; Spanish Three per Cents., 501, ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, 701, f ; ditto for account, 701 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1868, for account, 661, 1. By telegram welearu that the shipments of specie to the United States, by the steamer America, this day amount to 162,603/. _ HstY-roar Two o'Ciocc. Consols are still quoted 921 to ii, ex div., for the account. The agitation observable iu financial circles at Vienna and Paris tends to increase the anxiety with which the New Year's-day speech of the Emperor Napoleon is awaited. Signs of con cession on the part of Austria are looked for very anxiously, but as yet in vain. Au impression prevails, however, that the disturbance which pre vails in the continental markets, and which appears to originate in Vienna, is prompted rather by financial than political considera tions. This is undoubtedly the case here, the funds being prejudiced by the decid^d tightness of the money market, which occasions apprehensions of an advance in the rate of discount at the Bank. The accounts from Vienna are significant of the progress of Austrian i bankruptcy. It is reported in private telegrams that the exchange on London, which stood on Thursday at 142.75, has risen to 150. As to the cause of this fresh depreciation of the Austrian currency, several versions are given in the telegrams. According to one, the interest on the National Loau, which the government had solemnly promised to pay in' ! silver, is to be paid in paper, and the allowance is to be fixed in accordance with the price of such paper in the market month by month. This is not very new. But it is also said that the government has got so completely at the end of its reserves of specie that it can no longer pay silver even to its own troops and civil functionaries in Venetia. Accordingly, it is reported, a decree has been pre pared providing that the Bank paper shall have a forced currency throughout Venetia, but that in all payments 1401 of paper shall go to 100 fl. o: silver. This is but another addition to the injuries already inflicted on that unhappy province. The loss to the customers and employes of the govern ment will consist of the difference between the allowance of 40 per cent. made to them and the actual premium on silver in the market Perhaps 10 per cent. may represent the present amount of their loss, but the more flagrant the proof of the poverty or dishonesty of the government the higher will the premium on the metal be carried. There were no bullion operations at the Bank yesterday. There is some demand, however, for bar gold for Spain. In consequence of the semi-panic at Vienna, the exchange here, which was last quoted at 14.50 to 14.60, rose yesterday to 15f1., and was almost nomi nal. The other exchanges yesterday afternoon were firm, with an upward tendency as regards Hamburg and Rol-hold. Subjoined is our usual list : Amsterdam, 3 months, 11.17 e to 4 ; ditto 3 days, 11.15 to ; Itettentam, 3 months, 1L174 to 18 ; Antwerp, 8 month., 86.324 to 36 ; Hamburg, me. bane*, 3 months, 13.64 to 4 ; Paris, 3 days siakt, 26.15 to 20 ; ditto, 3 months, 26.42 e to 74 ; Preaktort-on-thwMaiae, 3 months, 1174 to l e ; Petersburg (p m rouble), 3 mcnths, Al to • Vienna, elf. So., 3 months, 14.90 to 15.00; 4rai1:10,3 months, 15.00 to 15.10 ; Madrid, 3 months, .tit • Oaths, 3 months, 494 to 4 ; Leghorn, 3 months, ,96.70 to 6 ; Genoa, 3 months, 26.60 to 5 ; Milan, 3 soothe, 16.614 to ti • Naples, 3 mouths, 394 to 40 ; Pa li mantes, 11b i to ; Messina, 3 months, 1194 to ; Lisbon, 90 days, to 63 ; Oporto, 90 days, 63 to 4. Notwithstanding the statements circulated by M. Mires in the French press, it is still believed that his Turkish Loan is practic ally a failure. The Caledonian Railway trellis return shows this week an increase of 1,6061. The Scottish Australian Investment Company announce the payment of the half-yearly interest on their debentures. • - • --v v 7 learn --- tgitlG. George Arbuthnot, formerly of the tine of Arbuthnot and Co., of Madras, has Soined the board of the East India and Loudon hipping Company (Limited). The return of the Bank of Kngland for the week ending Wednesday, Dec. 26 compared with that for the previous week, shows the following changes : Circulation issue Circulation active Public deposits 7,861,356 Decrees. 23,4K3 Other deposits 11,972,295 Increase 212,455 Government securities is banking department Othersecurities in lasalieg department Coin and bullion in both departments 12,796,119 Decrease 533,151 Swan day and other bills 610,189 Demme. 41,862 The Rest Notes in reserve Total reserve Motes k coin) in banking department 7,628,619 Decrease 479,556 Owing chiefly to the active demand for money, indicated by the large increase in the private secu rities, the reserve has decreased nearly half a million. The falling off in the coin and bullion is rather more considerable, and indicates that the American drain is now telling more severely upon the stock in the Bank. These changes, in fact, point to a dearer money market. The amount of silver bullion has increased from 1,113,7671. to 1,453,722/. The Gazette statement of the movements of the precious metals for the week ending Wednesday last gives the following totals, viz.: Imports of gold, 9,6021. ; exports of gold, 741,6101. ; imports of silver, 53,063/. ; exports of ulver, 112,4871. As regards gold, the balsam is largely on the adverse side. BANK OF ENGLAND.—An Ao and fhb e. 7f, for the wee 46, kW. MIN TEPA Notes lamed 620,666,67b 4111.64k 6 76 11•111111 , 1 nl Proprietors' Capital 6111.666.000 Katt Public DepoSlU In cluding lischoil., Bsv. Banks. Com mis. of National Debt, sad Div. 1 Accts.) Other Deposits Yuen day and other Sills Doc. 27. 1660. .} . MIDAT E.VENISJ. Console, which closed yesterday at 924 to :Fex div., for the 10th January, opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed fiat at 924 " buyers.' The official business report i 4 as follows :—Throe per Cent. Consols, for account (Jan. 10), 92e, I, I, N ex div. ; Three per Ceuta. Reduced, 924, I, ; ew Three per Cents., 94, ft, 11, ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1859, for ac count, 1014, tl ozdiv. ; ditto Four per Cent. De bouturei, 1858, 96 ; ditto, 1859, 96/ ; ditto, Bonds, 9s. dia. There was nu alteration in the Indian rupee Ert:);hsthanredm Ere A u v o et i citHaTf ve p!:r er C C e e n i t t ., 1 Ito 1011. In face of the demand for money, i Bxcl.equea ills remain firm, at 48. dis. to par. Turkish bonds remain dull, at the late reduc tion. The Loan of 1864 was last quoted 70; to 71, and that of 1868, 56 to 167. Mexican bonds left off at 211 to &, being but little inquired for. Bank shares to-day were steady at yesterday's prices. The miscellaneous share market reciams likewise without alteration. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follow:—Ocean Marine In- Nuance, 3i to 41 prem., showing a rise ; Thames and Mersey Marine, 1 to 1 5-16 prem. ;Universal Marine Insurance, 1 3-16 to 5-16 prem. ; London and Provincial Marine, par ; East India Irri gation,. 3-16 to 1.16 dis. ; East India and London Shipping ComPany, to Preni. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two &Mom. The mining market is inactive, the amount of buainess being limited. Prices on the whole, however, are tolerably steady. In the Stock Exchange official list West Seton slams are marked 360. There have also been transactions in Par Consols, East Caradon, Pendecn Consols, Great Wheal Alfred, and Wheal Seton. In foreign and colonial mining shares no busi ness is reported. The directors of the Tamar Silver Lead Mining Conrmny at their meeting yesterday declared a dividemd of 3. 6d. per share. From Great Wheal Alfred (Dec. 26) Captains W. Bugel hole and J. Delbridge state :—" There is no apparent change in the lode in Copper Rouse shaft since last report. The lode in the 220 out is 4 feet wide, worth 12/. per fa.hom. The north part of the losloin this level west is 2 feet wide, worth 51. per fathom. The lode in the 210 west is worth 45/. per fathom. The south pert of the lode (where we are now stripping down 14 fathoms behind the present end) is worth 271. per fathom. The stops in back of this level 7 fathoms behind the present end is worth 51il. per fathom. The lode in the winze sinking below this level east of shaft, is 5 feet wide, worth 101. pee fathom, The lode in the 200 west is worth 13/. per fathom. The lode in the I winze, sinking below this level, is worth Q. per fathom. The lode in the 190 east of Painter's shaft is worth Of. per fathom. Then is no change in the 170, 1600.. 'Uterus& outs, since our last report. The lode in No. 1 stope in bottom of the 137 on the south lode is worth 18/. per fathom. The lode in No. 2 stops is worth 161. per fathom. No. 3 dope is worth 101. 'per fathom. We sample I on Monday last 163 Was of copper ore." COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. TALLOW NAREET.-(THIS DAY.) The market is quiet. Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, is quoted 60a ; all the year, 7.9. 61. to 60a. ; Jan. to March, 601. ; Oct. to Dec. 57a. 6d. ILummr AVIICIUGG4. —Town tallow, 61a. ; fat by ditto, 3a. 2d. • yellow Russian, 61a. 6.1. • melted @tuff. 43e. ; rough ditto, 26a. ; tallow grans, 18a. ; good dregs, 71. HAY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Davis *ad Co. report trade arm. Prices without ' , halation. Prime meadow My, ad. to tie.; superior ditto, 90s. to 110 s. ; inferior do., 40s. to 575. 6d. ; rowan, aos. to 50s. ; clover, old, 95e. to 115 s. ; ditto stociad cat, 70s. to 965.; straw, 304. to 365. COVENT GARDEN.—(THIS DAY.) The severe weather which we are now experiencing has caused most things to mania better prices than they hitherto have done. Pineapples have nut altered, but grapes are a good deal dearer. Oranges may still be obtained at about last week's prices. Good cobs may be bad at from Is. to Is. Rd. per lb. Cabbages, carrots, and turnips may be obtained in quantity. Cauliflowers aro dearer and so are most kinds of winter greens. Potatoes mallet, from de. to dit. per . cwt. Asparagus and French beans may now be had, bat prices for them are high. Cucumber. are seems. Holly and other Chrietmaa evergreens are now plentiful. Cut Bowen chiefly comet of orchids, gardenias, chrysan themums, N;olet., mignonette, heaths, and roses. REV IT. Pine Apples, per lh.. ta to OS limpet, per 11.., Os t.. tin Pomegranates, eseb, td to Od Pear., per dos.. It to 33 Apples, per dos., gal. to Is nd Oranges, per 100, ria to los Lemons, per 100. Gs to 101 Nuu, Cob, per lb., Ist° Is 0.1 vzorn Cauliflower', each, 611 to Ittf - -- Greeita,pdos. bunehe".o"Oti toliff Cabbages, p. dos., ts Od to sa Od Potatoes, p too, 100" to 1110 a per hits., as to MOd par cwt., bs to is Carrots, per hunch, 84 Turnips, per bunch, al ~.., .._ Spinach, per siere,4l Od to Bs Cucumbers, each, Is 6d to So Artichokes, per dos., 4s to Os Beet, per dor.. Is 6d to 5s Celery, pet bundle, Is 6d tols9d rkems. itdorts,. per i sieve, Is 61 to 24 ckl Asparagus, por bun., lOs to 30s beaka/e, per at to a d to Ss fld Skala* r lb, td a Garlic. per lb, ed Lettucekosb., p. sc.. IGO,' to I s 6d eos, per score, Is to Is Od Endive. per score, la to la 64 llers, - - bun., IsOd Bt__ enialt, per ,16 011 t 111 Mushroovas, p. pott., Is to Sa Pantry, per lt bunches, 44 to Os Savory, per band; Id to 4.1 LANCASTER Ansociarion.—A highl y in fluential meeting was held at Preston yesterday, /or the presidency of the Earl of Sefton, lord lieutenant of the couuty, for the purpose of funning a County of Lancaster Rifle Association. Among those present were Lord Stanley, the Marquis of Hartington, Lord Grey de Wilton, Sir J. Y. Scarlett, the Honourable A. Egerton, 11. R.. Colonel Wilson Patten, Mr. Weeds, M.P., Major Gray, M.P., and Sir Thomas Heaketh. The formation of the association was unanimously deter mined upon, a code of rules was adopted, and it was resolved to bold the first meeting of the as sociation at Preston, on the Thursday in Faster week, 1861. A letter from Lord Derby was read, in which the noble earl expressed his warm concurrence in the object of the meeting, and offered one or two practical suggestions for the guidance of those in whose hands the goverumunt of the association will be vested. His lordship attaches the highest importance to county rifle association', believing them to Le "exactly what is rammed to give at this momenta character of permanence and ommiateucy to the great national movement which has reflected such credit oa the public s_pirit of the country." GALLANT PERFORM A!4CE OY A LADY.—The hono rary secretary of the Atherstone Hut having doubted whether a fair opuntrian could ride from Grades Hall to his hunting residence ft liffe House), a distant* of six aides, in 25 minutes, 'Lady Charlotte Chetwynd undertook the performance of the task. Her ladyship, well mounted, left Grendon Hall, mid the first mile was got over in 4 min. 7 sec. The deep and heavy state of the country sloppy, and saturated with rain, now began to tell against the fair equestrian, and by the time the next two miles were ac complished 13 minutes had slipped away, and the dis courteous backers of time began to look triumphant. Hut they were doomed to ,disconiliture, for her ladyship now called upon her mare, and ao well was the call responded to that the next two miles were gone over in two sec rids under seven minutes, and the last mile being done in four minutes, the brave old inure cantered up to Cliffs House, landing her rider a gallant winner, with filtyeight seconds to spare. It is reported that the lady is prepared to L..ea herself to perform the same distance, under mere fay..ur able circumstances, in 22 min. 30 seo.—LeicretersAirc -Ver. eery. Tas WEATHER AT TIIY. LAKE:cf.—The intensity of the cold has been felt in Kendal and the neighbourhood fully as much as is other localities. The find downfall of snow was on the evening of Tuesday week, and from that time we have experienced the rigour of the Chriatnui.e.i of old times—of times so long passed that it was imagined an alteration had taken place in the seasons. It is 39 years since a spell of such severe weather has recurred in Kendal, and Monday was the coldest day ever remembered, the ther mometer being at 4, and in some situations The Canal, the Long Drought, and other sheet. of water have Leen frozen for several days past, and the healthful and graceful exercise of skating has been largely indulged in. Rydal Water has become one sheet of hoe, and has presented most animated scene with the groups of skaters on its sur face. I)erwent Water is also frown over. The weather though inclement is clear and bracing for theme who are in robust hoalth, but the sudden change has occasioned Taney severe attacks of illness.—lendaf Mercury. RAILWAY TRATTIC.—The traffic returns of rail ways in the United Kingdom fr.r the week en.!ing Dee. 22 amounted to 540,3701., and for the corresponding week of last year to 498,9901., showing an increase of 41,490 f. The gross receipts of the eight railways having their terrniini in the metropolis amounted to 235.626/.; and for the cor revrouding week of DIM to 224,443/., showing an fre-ease of 11,153/. The increase on the Eastern Counties Railway amounted to 4101. ; on the Great Northern to 2,7301.; on the Great Weston to 909/.; on the London and Neigh Western to 3,0 W. ; on the London and Blackwell. to 371.; on the London, Brighton. and South Nast to 1,7 U.; on the London and Smith Western to 1,5201. ; and ou the South Eastern to Itl3/.; total, 11,1831. The receipts on the other lines iu the United Kingdom amounted t,, 301,744/., and for the aorresponding week of teat year to 274,447!., showing en increase of 30,2971., which added to the increase on the metropolitan lines makes the total ineremie 41,4501., as competed w".h the corresponding week of 1659. CHURCH PARTIES. A t ,, errwpondeut of the Recent states that "at the rent onliti.dion at Farnham Castile, the Bishop of Winchester, haring expressly framed hie ezeeeinetion to meet most p,intedly the great question, of the atotienunt, and the au& moor and inspiration of Holy , mule also in his charge a moat solemn address rovre candi dates, first wxruing them of the evils by which we are beset, rvialing many passages out of the notorl ins " Emits's and Reviews." and then faithhillc declaring the. he would never knowingly ordain any one holding views ap prom:fling to those advocated by the writers of that (Nee logbin) school." . . On the third Sunda♦ in Advent (says the Dmrioara Ad vert...yr) au solourable (.ermoo was e reached in Durham Ca thedeal by the V,. n. Archdeacon Lose (of Lindudarne), on the wools, " Ever learning sod never ulile to come to the knowledge of the truth" (2 fir.. iii. 7), in theootu,e of which the prea..lier soimadi arced in powerful sod inioressive ter ms upon some of the religious tendencies of the present day. Towards the close be alluded to the recent volume of " Essays and Reviews." We quote the conclusion of the eermo• : . _ " In thus contemplating man's waywardoess, we have bail a gloomy picture before us. But a shadow of yet draper intonate, a darknem thick indeed, would be thrown over it, could I being before you the extravagant, the appalling length to which infidel speculation has been carried during the carreeLar by ordained member, of oar own church, the very to whom I have just referred. Whil e nips rate and • 'net publications have assailed particular doc trines—vitally essential doctrines—the atonement, the re. 'laureation of the Isely, the future judgment, and other, -- it has been the drift suit object of a volume of collected cs. says to obliterate at once and altogether the record on which every Christian hope depeods. I may not hesitate to term that volume the most riatounding production that ever pro. ceeiled I will not saw from • Christian university, but from any nun, or mes. AM daring to profess Christ's name' To prove that the Bible—that all external revela tion is a fiction ; that man can have no knowledge, no strength, no hope, on salvation, but that which his own instinctive internal conscioosaess can supply (a mere bre ' rowed exhibition of the • God within the bread' of the Stoic philceopheri—this is the work which ordained miuia ters if our church, and accredited instructor% a our chil dren, the o gius professor, the theological lecturer, the wi les, tutor, the head of the popular public school, the parish priest .—the elaborate denial, I any, of the Barbour who bought them, of the God whose sworn servants they are—this has been the work which such men be,, thought compatible with their damning responsibilities and sedismily rcit. rated vows. Without regret or shuns Ins*, volume been put forth ; and without rebuke or irspesbenalen—nay.with theseenning eocoaragernent of public approval, of royal favour, and of official eafferatioe —it cucalatas at this boar. Well may the marl of believers, vroaderstnekini aid aghast, be inquiring, what after all is the chanh's faith! and when is her corrective discipline! Shall we refer them—.ball we .Lure to refer them—to an elms Bible, to an apostolic ministry, to catholic creeds, to riniptinal articles, .thee., and ordi mama! What! To • Bilis io ruthlessly smelled, SD slackly mad Manly definstmi! To a mini s try so rife with rebel tresses, escouraged! To creeds and formularies so dishonestly acce pted, so cam temphioasly cad away? Yee yen theme • sake I could maks be each reference sow, But, if the feeble voice of use sea could reach an! Menses* his brethren and fellow labourers, the palpate of England sbindel flow so other tapir till this dspadmc scandal were removed. Thu very day we an bddisg eon so to acconet of us es of the ministers of Christ sad stewards of the mysteries of Ood.' • (Nee Epistle for Third tiendey in Advent.) And mesh, an doubt, scoarAing to the menses sad indigenes of oar Mas ter, l'hi tat -such we ever &saki be. Bet thee, _ • is Tined to 'towards Yet a nen be found faithfaL'" WILLS AND adQUESTs. The will of his Grace the Mont Noble Charles Gordon, Duke at Richmond and Leatect, Earl of Matthaei Darnley, Items lketriagton sod Methuee. and Duke d'Aubisay. in Frame K.G. P.C., of Gordon Castle, N. 8., Goudwood Park, air so. sad of Portland, plane, bests date the Cab of July, MA sad is very brief. His grace has sup.intesl his Nos the Earl of March and Darnley now Doke of Itiehmosd and Lemnos, sole 4-aerator, to ;rhea was greed as the 11th of December by her Ma g 0,47.; I regutry. The personalty east swore o il er I::e . 76,lsanti. contdned in the will are te the fnl lowing effect -His grace directs that all hooks and hastily pectoral, both ancient and modern, contained in Gordon Orate, be held in true a. " heirship movable " weeding to the law of Scotland. The booka plate, and fealty pie. ture ceataieed at he grace's wet, Goodwood, and at his town mansion, Portlind.place, lie held in trust as heir. looms. His grans then devises and bequeath' the whole of his property, real and personal, to his son cod successor, the present duke. This onatams the whole substance of the will, there hang no other bequest whatever. The attesting wanes. thereto are Maya. Y. S. and F. G. Davidson, solicitors. Ilia `race died at his reeideoca, 51, Portland. place, oo sktolier •21, aged 715. The will of Admiral Sir Charles Napier, K.C.8., for suitherark. of Merchistoun Hell, Hornslisan, Haste. and Alhemarleutreet, Piccadilly, dated the 4th of December, 1 , 44 r., was proved in the London Court of Prolate OD the 12th of December by his daugh• ter, Khasi, Pantry Harriett Jodrell, and her husband, the Rev. Henry Jodrell, M.A., chaplain to the Duke of Leeds, apt rector of Gislehem, Suffolk, two of the executor. , power a-serval to the Right Hon. Frauds Lord Napier, of Tbirletane, Scoal.od. The per. sonalty was 11..n1 under :ti.t Mir Charism disposes of to•s estste. real and personal, to his daughter for bee life, oral after her decease to her husband,the Rev. Henry Jodrell; and 'RI the death of the hest survivor of them the seeks are to &solve to their eblest son uu the supreme 000ditios al his assonsiug the 14.1111 e of Napier, together with the arias and neat of tho family. The witnesses to the will are C. B. Ilahlool, ites, and J. C. Chandler, his clerk. There is e codicil so recently executed as 105, in Sir Cherie 's own ininilwr,ling. nuu instmment gives an annuity of 1001., together with the !admiral's residence, Albemarle-street, sod the fioniture contained therein, to Mrs. Charles Wilkins, whiol 'airway sod bequest on her decease aft to descend to her children. Thu eulicil is witnessed by Captain G. T. awl J. W. (herd, Paymaster R.N. -From the IlhiA'rcitiq N. WS. THE ATTEMPTED MURDER AND SUICIDE AT BURY. but evening, Lot !reason Leather was brought before the =Petrels; at Bury a charge Of having at tempted to nle oinr Jane Gooey, • young woman whom a ff ections for some menthe he had must asaiduously sought to pin. The pelsasse had preirioualy been ru.nmodusl in asesimeses at ths young Overran not Icing suftwiently recovered to enable her to attend the court and give evidence. She was exceedingly pale, and was accommodated with • mat while she gave her teuutiniony, and spoke in a weak toe 11 von c Mr. Mine, supenntendest at polim, hriedy stated the case, showing that the young woman, fur four or five mouths, haul worked at Yr. Baker's cotton factory, Elton, and the prisoner was also employel at the mom mill. lie hsl repeatedly made proteetnticos of love to her, ILIA she had invariably rettised all his overtures the lush inst., he went to her while .he was at her work at Me mill, and, showing her • knife, he told bar that if he had hod it on the previous Sunday night, when be was with her, he would have cut her tlinc,t with it, and saes limits be told Ler that if be had nut her noose rho should. Mr. Milne liter...sled to show that on 13th inst. the priMaer had premeditated murder, which was evident (ruin the Lett that at one shop he purchased • brace of pistols, soul at another sumo caps ; and, having loaded the pistoLs, he pro. aided to the boom where the youzg woman heed, sail after caking Ler to aceept a shawl which he had purchased for her, bat which she refused to receive, lie deliberately shot her as she eat in a chair he the tire. The slug with whadi the pastel was lowlial enteioil the side of tics ilel ktt penctistirce to • catmidetable depth, and it woos aiptioavid that it lodged near the 'ewe of the skull, bent imials it w.m dieenvered that she had swallowed it. " Prior atteniiit,il to shoot himself with the other pistol, .cud ,fter•.,rdi attempt., to hang and drown him self, and ultun..b I. on., edial in cutting hie own thrust with a .Ire.eas . . Liar. inflicting a wound which, although nut cl fat..l u h+us. t, u, an/ sufficiently derp to lay hare the windpipe. After evidence hail bruin given the prisoner was cutitioneoh and ou being asked if h.• haul auythiag to ss• he declined to wake sac statement, and was committed to - Kirkilsle fur trial at the nest Liverpool assizes. DRPAISTDRI or Ta. PRIM!, OF Hawn DARM STADT FOR FRIDAY ESMOND.— This eyelnag the Louis if Hesse Darmstadt took leave of her Malestr, the Primmer Consort, and the siembers of the Court. nod left Winker by 6.4 S p.m. special trace os the Soutlumptoo Railway. His Serra. Hickson' was attended by Heron sus Weeterweller and Colonel Poosouby, the nasal train being wider the charge of Mr. Madigan (superintends'''. The Prince left the train at the 41101110 . 1 Wizte statism, Nine Mots, and proceeded to the Leeks. Maims to take the 14.:10 p.m. mad train to Dover, from whew. he will embark for °Mesa r* mete to Hesse Itinisstedt. His Serum Meows was accompanied to the Wisibor elation by hie Royal Hickson the Prises of Wales. Tin RATS Ma. 1)8 NORMA:IN.—A ....tirreeposileut writes to the editor of the life Herold as follows -It may interest Messy of your readers to learn that Mr. De Ramses —wh ose mad deoth is so wsiely deplored—though bear tag • lonics sane, was cloudy emiserted with Scot land. He wail tbe only, sad • posthumous, child of Hareems de Noem•se, third daughter of General Weems Modesto elephass of Torlosek. He belonged to wow of tho oldest beanies M Ede— Douglas of Kokomo, Landis of Asektermairsis, Clapham, of Oust*" —awl hr was reialt,l 4. 'semi while English families, Wilma ...issin•orm.in to the Warp& of Northampton. He mu in hie ?Jib veer ; and it may be sided that this* who knew hba Gist fursisk the basest additions to the distingidetiol tostimosy horse by le,nl Elgin, in his despatches, to kis high ammeter, owl callus spirit, and pure Nasser% and use: nos ableisments. CRYSTAL PALMA. —OAR BMILLIMO DAY. MUTAT, Die. 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