The Express. — London, England, 1865-12-15 00:00:00

iz e . 7 1 . c 4 - THE - - EX] - . ...-----------------------------------------FINIAZI TRIALS AT CORK. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLI GENCE __.-- DITBLIN, Tanzania NIONe. TEE EMPEROR OF AUSTRIA'S "DRUB the special amninissim opened . se-cl" m omit. TOT= RIJNOARIAN DIST. Judge Fitzgerald, in charging the grand jury, COD- --s..— tradtcted the report that be, as a member of the (at ammo an DMIRILTIOIAL Malizara.) Privy Council, had taken part in advising the pre- (nom oos own amsamenesscc.) limitary examination of witnemes. The report was /WM TflunDAy, 12.15 P.M. utterly derid of foundation. True bills have been 1 I t The Emperor has just opened the Hungarian f ound ...___.._ against ry two prisoners, named O'Conner and Diet at the Palace of Ofen. The following is the expLereto.utorro. The lr. trial of the former will take . , substance of his speech : • . A fire , destroying property to the amount of 1 . , His Majesty, alter greeting the assembled depn- thirty thousand pounds, took place in a chandlery Oat spoke of the hindranc es which bad hitherto and tobacconist establishment, North King-street, prevented an adjustment of the relations between Dublin, this morning. 1 ! the Emperor and Hungary, and of obstacles to be ..----"'----'---_ ' I removed. The difficulties which had hitherto arisen SYNOD OF THE ROMAN CATHOLIC were chiefly owing to the different points from which CLERGY OF THE ARCHDIOCESE OF WEST. the two parties set out ;on the one side forfeiture juNg uit, of rights, and on the other unbending maintenance .. k , of rights, as of an uninterrupted lawful inheritance. The interior of the Roman catholic pro -cathedral 1 I The Emperor said he took his stand on the cd liscseelds presented as wawewel . anaemia , .. we reetardal . AA early as lalf-past eight ci MOM the emigre Pragmatic Sanction, which guarantees the auto. poked this &moll commesciad mumbling, but the samba "Ili° political and judicial administration, wi , of clergy present was more than seven or eight times mate] Hunga r y , as wail as the inseparable union 01 al l than the laity. The sesta of the whole metre body of th, 1 il the lends of the Hungarian Crown. The reciprocal church had twos removed from their usual position facial position of thellands of the Hungarian Crown is the altar, mad were placed right and left facing each Mhos therefore to b e regulated before all things by the eon to f to orm ihi s hese .entie rntsasee , from the a limi the te of buthildie as Mhos sor t • meaning of the Pragmatic Sanction. For this reason this near lyir the clergy not required in the immediate genic the Diet of Transylvan i a had been summoned to of to sitar began to assemble, owl nee Bing clothed i revise the laws of union ; the Hungarian Diet mam a, „ w o e% e a t h e envious little Bum, cap a d, Ind cl would also be called upon to consider thoroughly th e II berme 71 s priests did not mom in pre statutes of 1848, relating to th e same subject. asselam but moth one es he othed himasif in $1 As to Croatia, the Empe ror called attention to vestal entered sad tech his Na t, until the re we what bad been said con cernin g Hungary in his pat lee*" twohundred p resent, ail dicedal ike,in s h e white implies, bin* gown or eassook, sad black leaver 1 ; Bescript at the opening of the Diet at Agog°, nered cap. Presently the monotony of the veep d , cl a e , and expressed a wish that both countries might bonne by the sokance of the different religious bodies . , . some to an agreement on the master. the habits of their respective orders. Tite Jesuit [Min First and foremost, however, it was important hem Parssotessi, the Oratorisas from Brampton, sad t . : that spatial attention should be paid to the treat- Minn at ffa- Cheraw frere Be7awater. mad hardly be d • tiegushed from the rest of the clergy oreses a Sat t . meat of those interests common to all the lands of Augustinian fathers from Boston, in their black Bow l • the monarchy. Much is said of these in the robes ;„the Dominions from Kentish Tows, In their his . Pragmatic Sanction, but m an y chan g es have taken and „hit e amo , with shaves hee d s ; the cieweeihee fr 1 , place since the date of that inatrumeat, and modi. LoGengtort, is theitoteres brown merge frocks, white hoe fications in the treatment of those interests mu st modeled feet. sad Ms &dile. sanded the spectator hi . , necessarily be made. In pa rticular, constitutional to similar seems in oiler Lode, an to the Was is Enna le • ' sights have been granted to the other lands of the T he 540. ilis tion Periiii al treatmentreal of them was most imperatively re- esiiii"l n T o hi pties sulmlbaju4 te 1 ; I 1 . r : 1 bartougahilwasht togett7:l4Taiyasked.eff priests, Dr.y thereemanualts,:moilwdasout The nature of these interests had been set forth custom o f holding an ami d syno d of the dew under in the October Diploma, and a common constitn - date j ar adiaaa; a th e we bdieeese o f w eetw i ee fitilsornired:istinfotrearuattracee esasentkaebsat:rflougbeetheponuniwseertty, tofoofir:t.hhh i e ail ealm eli the et a ir l F er e. ben ib i :c alegiose y winhothebuoadleonsanDittesy. asfitn.cdeallha:lsiesex,juliawan."7!lifesorex°,thesseidhioll6: conaiderstiona must be subordinate. Regulations W ahl ". " sties bsiwillint° what the religiose aged _ the ._, is sw i , i clergy of the &comes, or to ya th retigioas boat Drury Patent; but, as that had been much objected Jesuit., Parioniss, Dominions, Carmelites, or oti to, and the Emperor was only anxious to bring Tu district of Southwark, aad all to the 'oath of about an agreement founded on a general thy- Thames, helm in amens diodes, sane of the clergy I I I lion of its necessity, he had suspended the Fe- that put o f London mire present. 1 ! 11 bruary Patent by that of September. There was no sermon. The male ended, the proceed/ all the clergy, monks, friars, to., comenocing will . 1 Both the October and February diplomas would anion ot and ending with the archbishop him i be laid before the Hungarian Diet for examination ' miming hie mites foo will eta g ai n , late l y m u fti in hand, paned doer acceptance, and h e ho p ed that if modifications him by the Pops), and with ender were introduced, they would be made in conformity middle of the church sad up the right heed aide t with the primary and vital requirements of the vestry. Afiertheir robes hadbeeataid aside the clergy an '. : •.; archbishop assembled ones more in the church, to di realm. In close connexion with this matter stands a and decide " el ' "' km lag ' s" °°"ect• a with th " of the Romeo catholic church in the archdiocese, sin revision of some of the laws of 1848, to the formal Kooniog was that to deliver his onootli charge to 1 . validity of which no objection is made, but the pricers o f to c h u rch" un der at. ieriedienee. Bus 1 , • execution of which cannot take place nor the oath the conference all laymen and all priests cot immsdi to maintain them, be taken until they have been concerned in the affairs of the Westminster dimes divested of their prejudicial bearings. When this entadart without any eterPtiew whatever, and ell tl • known of its proceedings is that Dr. Manning at bas been done, the inaugural diploma may be made clergy • oat, remained in the church until a late hour in the ut, and when the coro nation here taken plane, j - .1 i ' 1 propositions tending to the w elfare of the country will be laid before the Diet. e--.---------- -- JAMAICA MRSTINGS.-011 Wednesday ever The Emperor referred to the difficulty of the task, clonlyyseked mesitiag of the inhabitants of Bristol oar and the heavy responsibility attending its mum- :t a r as memorialel' desad to 4• E l es i c t i that ur the a t w e ll i : t l i l e : t el : • plishment. He spoke some words expressive of confidence in the members of the Diet, and gave at which wow three e we rem were u rraew held on the same monis( at the empereoce- I, Lei 1 ' utterance to a hope that with the blessing of the '6...a far a si a m t ilar z"iiingl object se el i: e w ir i h : re sam we :i s ar nes id°97 ult: L— At A tb n i 1, 0 . 0 Almighty their task would be brought to a happy meeting Mr. P. A. Taylor, /LP., spoke at some termination, and then declared the Diet to be "sle e t a t i ' dist e •ke with thil 'nth fak es by . 1 m superseding Governor Eyre, sot as pre main opened. but as providing that he shall be judged, a whil The effect of the speech was good, and gr eat satin- Ossetic& • • • the people of England on the speetanenu : 4 i faction and enthusiasm prevail. of indignation which no doubt had exerted an bilk this respect, be insisted upon the necessity of main PESTH, Dtc. 14, 8 P.M. existing °negligence', by way of estialyiet thenisel , The effect of the speech has been immense. All should be folly realise theNtriceadr. trnr.eauvllLlAClUS. Last ever parties, without any exception, express the greatest mooting of the trades delegates, acting in mujuucti 1 satisfaction with it. Everybody has been taken by the Sunday League, was held at the rooms of the . . surprise. B Strand H. Wright, I delegate, in the eenfoet.buildings, chair. Them ; was a numerous site i 1 1 Oureves's TlLsottAms.) The Chairman said the meeting had bees called to against the conduct of the Sabtatariao party in di THE DEATH OF THE KING OF THE the meeting at St. Marts-ball last week, aod pre I' I , , 1 , • BELGLiNS. by clamour and no all free and fair dismal should be glad to hear my delegate epee the sobje PARIS, Dec. 14. if, Morrell, the secretary, detailed the tacti The Opinion Nationale of this evening publishes seed by their opponents, who, be said, fe an article signed by M. Gudroult, which says : large oise ta w what d want e d rtistissuriertat who B. ma L d a e n "That which menaces Belgium is not France, is 'event other they the delegates having sp r oire is I . 1 not any peril from abroad, but is the internal state same, the following resolution was unanimously ad "That this meeting of delegates of the Load trsdi of Belgium herself. Any retrograde attempt of the s e its strong condemnation of the o c n ooduc clerical party while is power would probably bring bri beteries . . part y at : f t the e ffitrot..3:harte various Hall i z I : : about the fall of the Belgian monarchy. To foresee down p d . maim, and hereby iterate, its opt that, stimulated by internal di ffi culties, Belgium the great body c of the middle a ndl workin l o chs might find it advantageous to join a family, more l e :1 r t 't c• free Sunday , btain t and p ledgee itself ems numerous, speaking the same tongue, and having R A ILWAY gime/mare raerrriertorr.,—' .i. the same customs, is not a chimerical conception, tooth hatred, meeting of the member.' of th i . i but an impression produced by the real situation of ten ekes of the Great Railway.. was b lier starda rt. 111. the ° Oakley Is the el affairs. It su ffi ces to read the newspapers of every report of the board of management stated th at " t co untry in order to see that Europe is conscious of toe continued to progress satisfactorily. The sal for the year 1865 amounted the existence of a Belgian que stion." to 1,1221. ; in 1 964 998 ; the invested fund at the corresponding per li: MINISTERIAL CRISIS IN GREECE. • ATHENS, Dec. 10. ear amounted to 8 800/. ;it wee now increased L ' soy more members bad joined the iestantica availed themselves of the facilities offered foe life The sewn founded servants' department wee gm The Ministry has resigned, and a new cabinet coming known and appreciated by the classes for e i - I I 1 has been formed, composed as follows : Roufos emend had already completed their arrangemeote President of the Ministry and leg the subscriptions through theaheet, pey-eheet, sod •., Minister of Justice. 500 sew members bad joined the institntion. Nicolopulos Minist er of Interior. hoped that all the railway companies would with I , servants sod the innitutiou by allowing the so Scalar Minister of War. s i of their members to be collected is the same sin Solipopulos Minister of Finance. expensive manner. : ' Buduris ' ' ' Balasopulos gives some further particulars relative to the 4 Minister of Foreign Affairs. vase recently landed at that port. Two years Dariottis Minister of Public Worship, 1:::: , a•mnrchtre' rums ••• " t o s f :bar island to the d l ' e c , y l I , old Modena city, and the worship . Thi° telegram has bees Patti, delayed in tflurwirWeh- elt , :ce f. dis r m i i v a i ered .ffip t ii b ... is mea tn t w p o i :ic ce o n f ici i . r , :in n s e i: . ____ _ __._ • it had remained for 2,500_ years. On the ITALY. I ' , . ' 1 . Signor C'uiaves has accepted Fl Interior, hitherto temporarily held by Signor Natoli, tkohlleEpoNcrttlDzioco.fla. the and Greek. Such a discovery naturally erne lawmen amongst antiquarians, eager t many historical points relative to the exisl who retains the Ministry of Public Instruction. celebrated in the Paphien temple. It 1 Count Arrivabene, the representative of Messrs. to ,. .: t b e teLop t e b vss i l e e s ; t d xy eaL po sl i the Monett t Byway, Fell, and Co., signed th e convention to- (Amathus), and after thirty three days' bard day, accepting the concession for the construction mys terious relic was removed and brought tby means of a moveable and without 1 1.1 of a railway over Mount Cenis. A royal decree lojary. It was then safely conveyed to Took 11 1 1 granting the above concession will be published on Satueday next. . beieg landed great was the astonishment to famous inscriptions had disappeared. What I them'' Nobody knows. The meat minute i I /1 been made without melt. But be that as it THE NEW TURKISH LOAN. itself is still • Te remarkable work of tunic I P , ' , PARIS, Dec. 14. 34 yards wide. 21 high, and dating eight or before Jesus Christ. i • • 1 1 ' ,I The contract for the new Ottoman loan was ADMIRALTY, Doc. 14. --Arrorwrsta signed to-day at 2 p.m. Bonds of the value of Ws J. N. Strange to receive the Captain's 500 francs will be issued at 330, and bear 30 francs p e eom, vacant by the promotion of Captain 1 1 ' 1i :. ~ ree k of Rear-Admiral. Naval cadets (nom interest. The redemption of the loan will be by Booed sh andy . Tymke. II annual payment , and 42 drawings. To. sub- In of Mrs. Yelverton agaim 1 ' ecription will be opened on Monday next. day Reriew, the pannier has lodged notice of 1 . 4 ill°Court of Seasios for a rule fora new trial. It is said to be the intention of the t / INDIA. BOMBAY Dic. 4 315 P.m. t o loafer ad:: Fagan comicte from Dubin (By direst Overlaid Telegraph .) or some other convict depot in England. Advertisement.)— HOLLOWAY'S Pr 1, Week's aaPebcti"t°3,l39oove(r379,oo0 fi rlD6 " d a sau..theetiouswina—poWtwoheregniteeecurl ed obVariwthhe are ete Pure pres el i a sec c i t l' 11 . I 111135s.elLThlellachaatestgeleordocii°dslidtentoluctteullrr'gliNoFfrighwberts:. ~, „ ):, ....,.. 3.: 11 1 :1 - : :::, :,,,,......u.....F.1 : 1...4:10: - ..rOrrillatiu s i:ei l ' 1 , i ) Imports quiet. Indigo higher. Exchange on teitheZrach.:.urianrperierieLectiTtowttst, mlivrd., $ ' 'I London, 2e. lid. Goverument securities, Four per mom without rear. Holloway' Mlle are emln • 1 Gaeta, 891 : ditto, Five per Cents., 1041 ; ditto itUnlleartamocirtable crananias. WIZ , live•and-e•Half per Cents. , 109 i. Freights, al. dd. esimi v Zsad eildsitve lamina. . . s I • • . • • • 1 .. t PRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 15, 1865 DNAPH PROM GAS POISONING. Yesterday afternoon Mr. W. Payne, coroner for the City end Southwark, held an inquiry at St. George's W or kbome, relative to the death of Blimbeth Loma* Workbouss, aged 40 yews. George Lame. W, Clamodoe-street, Borouab, that he wan a woodcutter, and the decersed was his wife. She was in good heath until last Sunday night, whoa she sompleileed of Wee in the head and sickness. She vomited violently. The followbig minim she was again attacked with sieksesa, and she became insmaible. She died that fore noon before a doctor saw her. On the previous Friday the pe company had taken up the roadway in order to mettle the pa pipes and put down new ones. There was in one , esimence a dreadful smell of gas in the and in nose's home. home. The stench was horrible, and it Ina an strong that it took away witness's breath, sad rendered him mash of usable to work at he trade. The deceased °waybill/id the smell. The stench continued until T uesda y , the day after the deceased died. Witame did not know of any other sans. for the deceased's death. Kr. W. Bablege, 1f.8.C.5., said that the deceased's brain w found in•ltirdiDlitiOD to be filled with black bloo was d. The intestines were inflated, awl ea being ;mo tored emitted • moll of ps. In Professor Taylor's reports of oases he round mention of a lady who had been poisoned by gas having permeated 10 feet of loose earth. and the met - mo dem a ppearance were the same as in the present William Buck, service-layer to the Phenix Gam Com pany, said that be showed the oontnstoe's men where to commence work, and told them to put a " syphon" down o pp o site the deceased's home. Whams heard afterwards that the men complained that the sypboo did not come early enough on Saturday night. Oa Monday when witness examined the place he found pa escaping from the syphon. Be checked the escape with white lead, and the next day ent o ff the eyphos from the main. The eyphon is an ap. pastas for withdrawing water from the mains when aillininghano said that the syphon wan net defective, but the bolts were not tightly mewed down before it was sent out to the men. It wan /applied to the company by Kr. Bayley, km merchant. The reason it was not sent out to the contreetor's roes earlier on Saturday was, that a sufficiently Impose was not on the premises. The ooroner said that he was afraid the elide/um would not be sufficient to Notify the wee Wag seat to take their trig for maoslaughter. The men bed been left to do their work without any proper superintendence, and the syphon was Dent out to them in an imperfect state. Thi jury returned the following special verdict :—" That the dammed lost bar life in oonsequenee of an snows of pe from me of the mains of the Pies= Gm Oampsay, and Ore mid deoth was accidental ; but the jurors further my that the work of lay* the main from which the gm 'leaped was negligeatly done, and without sufficient intelligent AN OPINION 111.0 M BRITISH GUIANA. (From the Creole (British Gahm), Nov. 711) There are two 'idea to • story, and the reader, of the article in the Royal Garettc of of evening cowerning the rebellion in Jamaica will do well to keep that fact in view, and not be too wally led away by popular clamour. It is not the lint time that plots have bees alleged to exist amongst the black and coloured people of Jamaica for the exteresisation of the dominant clam, which had no ex ence except in the exalted imagioatioo of the timid and cowardly. Nor is it the first time that they have been accused of " terrible atrocities" which were never committed. As in former owe it is very likely to turn out that the blame of the newt Jamaica outbreak rests with the local authoritles,and that the lack people are more Witted spinet thee sinning, tiering been provoked to bloodshed by rash and foolish prooeedinp oft the pert of officials, which is England would lay them open to the charge of stepdaugh ter, if not to the higher crime of murder. From the Jetsam newspapera, though cc park and entirely against the rioters, the following beta are apparent : That the alleged " rebellion" is • mere local riot, exegge. rated • hundred fold by the fears of the authorities and the press, and the credulity ef a frightened people. That the outbreak woe caused by some proceedings of the magis trate' which, though not fully explained, exhibit a sad want of common owe as far they are karts. Meath, au thorities were the first shedders of blood,havieg cansedsome v olunteers to fire amongst a crowd of people and shoot them down, thus provoking retaliation at the bands of those who saw their friends and kindred wantonly murdered before their eyed. That if the people, excited to ungovernable fury by the murderous attack made upon them, have per , pekes/al cruel etrocitim, they have been most fearfully outdone by the barbarities exercised by the ofilaials. There IN a paragraph in the statement contaised ia the Royal °motto which coolly relates • oold•blooded atrocity that in itself far surpameas everything which the " rebels " have skew As °Meer reports, " About daylight this mornieg, ma psasiog through the village of Cross Roads (where the rebels have destroyed everything), I hued a amber of special constables who had captured • number of prisoners from the rebel camp. Finding their guilt claw, and being unable to either take or leave them, I had them all shot ; the constables then hung upon trees eleven in number. The onotenaeoes were all diabolical, and they never flinched the slightest." Did Claverhouse ever perpe trate • more oold.tdooded, cruel murder? Here US eleven human beings, subjects of the British atoms, without trial or form of trial, barbarously put to death by a fellow clothed with • little brief authority simply as a matter of wovenince, and because he chose to regard their counten ances as being what be calls " diabolical"—that is, we sop pose, they were black. It will be very likely to transpire that Mr. G. W. Cor don, one of the most respectable coloured men la the island, • man of property, iutelligenes, and education, has been barbarously murdered for ( taking an active part la main taining and Jefendiee the rights of an opposed people. Some years ago for a similar cause E. Jordan, Esq., C. 8., who kw awe beat for many years • leading man In Jamaica, sod filled most of the principal publics offices, was brought within the f ts adow of the gallows. He narrowly escaped hanging the utterance of a few simple words which were construed into treason against the majesty of slavery. Let men of good sense wait to hear the whole truth before they jump to the conclusion that the black people of Jamaica are a horde of savages, delighting in bloodshed. If it be true that nearly 300 of them have been alaughtered , as represented in the newspapers, the boot is surely on the other leg. For every murder committed by the blacks the whites appear from the newspaper accounts to bare perpr kited at least twenty ; unless we have got back again to old delectable times when it was no murder to kill g • • n......sionicated--Eatar- ; of Ilery _alir pester - 0 the ~ other. Baaeteary Gated R°• the were k short t..at• man with a bleak or tawny day, Nov.lB. THE LOSS OP THE DOVER MAIL STEAMER SAMPHIRE AND POUR LIVES. - We have now further particulars of the ea bietrophe in the Channel on Wednesday night than were supplied to us yesterday by the Marino Buperinteedent at Dever. It seems that the Samphire, om of the fine fleet of mail steamers of the Loedon, Chatham, and Dover Railway Company, on the arrival of the emitierestal ex press train at Dover from Leaden, embarked about 70 pas sengers sad the mail', and at 11 o'dock at night steamed away for Calais. The sea was oomparatively calm, bet the atmosphere ems thick and heavy. When the steamer bad performed four and a ball miles of her passage, 12 minutes having elapsed from the time she left Dover, an American barque struck Ler violently on her port bow, and cut her well nigh asunder. The barque turned out to be the Fanny Buck, of Bootee, bound from Bottenlam to Cardiff. Bbe is of about 500 toss burthen, and was in Whet The violence of the collision was so great thew the total wreck of th e steamer appeared inevitable, made to the small boats, the barque not having *Upped to save the lives on board the steamer and it was at this juncture that a most melaneholy and fatal accident ensued. A Russian count, in his eager effort to get into the small boat, fell overboard. As he rose to the surface a life line was thrown to him for his rescue. He grasped it, but, through exhaustion, as he you a, large heavy cloak, he lust his hold and sank. Or rising again, Captain Bennett, the commander of the mail Mesmer, jumped overboard and secured a line round the body of the drowning count ; but, unhappily, just as he warn being raised into the boat, the line slipped from his waist, and the collet sank to rise no more. When the shock of the collision was felt, the perimmere rushed from the cabins to the deck. the fors cabins immediately filled with water, but, by the peculiar construction of the eteamtr. the fore part can berenderedincommuoicable with the compartments aft of the engines, otherwise the steamer would have imme diately sunk. As it wee, however, the vowel was able to keep afloat, though her bul kheads had filled and her bow was under water. On communication being made with the shone, the Belgian mail boat, just arrived at Dover for Ostend, wu sent out, and it towed the thimpinre to the 'mouth of Dover Harbour by seven o'clock yesterday morning, the passengers having been landed in small boats. The cause of the miliaria will of course be • matter for official investigation. The steamer had her lights burning brilliantly, and those on board deny that the barque exhi bited any lights. On the other heed, two of the crew of the barque, who scrambled on board the steamer, and were landed and reserved at the Dover Sailors' Home, de. clue that the barque bed her proper lights up, and that they saw the steamer crossing her bows. From the effects produced upon both mewls, the violence of the collision must have been terrific. The steamer, which is iron-plated, as stove in right down to the keel, every timber in her appearing to have been loosemd. The barque, which was obliged to enter Dover harbour yeeterday morn ing, is else much damaged. The iroo-platea of the steamer pierced to a depth of nearly a foot into the barque's timbers at the bow, her stem and cut-water was broken away, and she was stove in in several place., both below and above water. But the worst part of the affair is that it was presumed to have been attended with other fatal consequences. On counting up the party two ladies were missed, sod as the last which wu seen of them was, that they were seated in the fore-cabiu shortly before the collision, it was supposed that they must have been drowned in that compartment of the vessel. This could not, however, be ascertained until the tide was down and the water ejected from the cabin. But in the meantime the mails were removed from the vowel. and pre parations made for their despatch to their destination. As the water left the vessel two ladies were seen floating about in the fore-cabin, and a gentleman sitting upon the bunk. The bodies were late yesterday afternoon removed to the dead hems by the police. The lathes were identified, and the three bodies await a coroner's inquiry, which will be had to-day. 001711T8 MAItTIAL.—The Adjutant-General, Lord William Paulet, has caused the following circular memo- medusa is reference to courts martial to be addressed to the army at boas sad abroad by commeed of his Royal High ness the Field Marshal Commeneinrie-Chiel :—" The at ' tention of his Royal Highness the Field Marshal Command bas been called to the variety of practice of courts martial, in making reference to the Mutiny Act and Articles of War, to sentences of stoppage of pay,. sad in ether cases. Such referees* being unnecessa• y, big royal Makatea is pleased to direct that, for the futon), in award- . lag stoppages of pay courts martial shall sesames the offeeder to be pat ruder stoppages of pay 'iota he shall • have made pod the following articles (specifying them, ad adding the pecuniary account where seosesaryr witboat farther referees* to the Mutiny Act and Articles of Wei. His royal highness is likewise pleased to order that in all ether mateeees direct reference to the Matiey Act sad Miklos el War is to be avoided ; ewe beieg take., se here- Safer% that the seetesice shell is each Me duly on e to the . peoviiioos of the Mutioy Act and Ankles of War spoboabi• Maggio. • espy of tido order is Is be bid Win I all aerie marlial. CATTLE PLAQUE =WWI& These returns do not profess to give the total number of owes which have occurred la Great Britoil:, but roily those which have been swertairied firm the ofbrial biforrastioe reosived at thb *lke from impostors, whether I appoisted by the Clerk of the Conseil or by the loyal authorities. The divisioas of Eogliuid ere those of the MMUS. Column 1 oily records the awes reported as having corosecored during the weeks indicated by the head ings; back" owe befog added to column 2: (Bimed) ALEXAN DE V DoPutomat at Moe, 3. Victoria.. tree; WILI Tie Pei' 8.W., -- . 1 2 Nawher Resta ol reported coo attached trout the commune- most it the dhow. c. el 1 01 Canso Divistool. gX ix — l -- I. llskup. police district 1 O 816 , NM WTI IN 676 1. South LaMurn Conn 66 116 31161 1404 Mt 8W 911 3. South Midland Counties 817 61 11679 1 11 WM NT WI L 'astern Onintlers 6. South Western Corms 71 877 NW 10 66 6. Writ Midland Conan 84 1 110 11 6111 96 166 7. Igen Midland Counties 171 76 707 861 WI SO & North Western Coon 673 • UN 117 1075 176 116 9. Yorkshire 10. Neither° Counties U. Wonstouthahlred W 266 U 11111 W 741 WI 166 11. lootiend lB6l 1191 11177 2167 838 8 167011961 1— —!-- 88W 471.96 11164 TOM 117148111 fathers dia the ,the Jving black trews hoods, lOC back Fatima& . an old under hie nenineter. deded imam- Hort secular el haw as the others. of the from proceodos d with the himself, /reredos Iwo the i to the math* dimes 3 affairs ant Dr. to the Am from remdiately diocese are II that is and his the after- fning a A WAS held reeohyleas meetiag I rma' 'ma • oiteeter, t the latter • length, Re VCR* Mg him, tile colt:i tems burst tatainiog thaaaselwas that • tfralisad. .wing a ienctioe with he League, painters' stendanos. A to protest n disturbing And preventing, dismantle. He • sobjeet. Mr. tactics per formed • de up by ingley end the NMI adopted:— trades hereby duet of the meeting in rims to pot opinion that :Were ere in redouble its ,—The fif• this institn• et Northern elixir. The the inetita subscription, 964 they were period of last lid to 11,5001. In, and bad fa aasavanoe. gradually be-' 3f whom it was )ies applied to, -Astor deduct ', upwards of . The board assist their owe is subseriptioaw simple and in- from Toulon he Amathusian rears ago, it se- Lament to make Cyprus, sad by mound, where he sides there ?brew, Syriac, .used great ex- r to elucidate wrist/Doe of the which was was decided Ate steam eer iest to Limimo n 1 labour the t down to the it the slightest lon, but on its find that the has become of inquiries have t may, the vase %Mips art, beieg • ten centuries MTN. —Cap- 1 'a Good Service du Harvey to the tombated) J. B. spinet the Satur- NI el motion in the le government Dublin to Dartmoor, PlLl2l.—Enjoy . circulation perfect, nese PHU possess aunts of bealth, by 's and mollelt. Hol ed to all persons ' by varetona Uncles heartburn, chapel and act u altern- . ' delicate may take eminently serviceable key raise the reties of valve:may azatalas a Y than icieime in LAW INTELLIGENCE• EQUITY COURTS.—Ded. 14. (Before VierOluithelke SIGMA) TEN RAIL OF SLIMMING* V. TIM tarraoroinag IILILWAT ottheanT. Sir Hugh Mires, Q. 0., sled Kr. O. Hall speared is this case is support of a motion on behalf of the Ocientses Dowager of Haniegtoe, as nest (dead to the plaintiff, for sn injunction to restrais the defendants from proceeding to em • jar, to MIMS the vales of octet& lands bathe ing w i th . pisintiff, and which were required w e e de fendants for the purposes of their set. That set passed es the 29th July. 1864. sad required thee company to I've to th e 'wraith of the plaintiff settee, width, • year, of what leads of his they woeld weal to take, ander their compel wry powers. After the expiration of the year they Gould eel y take lands by agreeniest with the owners of them. la liereh, 1866, the thou solicitor of the defendant" ser time • ved the solicitors for the Cake of Leinster—th that seat friend of the plated!! in ether matters is this court—with • notioe stating which of the pla inti ff 's leads they did require. The Countess Dowager of Hee• rington, however, had received, as she said, eonimusica tion as to that node" within the year from the pawing al the set. Is September lath the thee 'elicitors of the de fandente served on the theatess &wave • Doti.. of their inthatioo to empanel • jury to Neese the value of the Ueda they regained. The °Media* was then made 00 behalf of the plaintiff, that his guardisa bad sot bee si wend d with the Mesta nodes within the prthesibed period, an th modes was node ecoordiagiy. The Attorney-General, Kr. Mains, Q. 0., end Mr. W. J. Bovill appeared for the defeedaste, and argued that the countess bid in • oorreepondthee between the parties waived thgttelliencellor thought the act of parliament was imperative ; sad that as it required • particular thing be be does, which had sot bees done, the court laud grant the injunction moved for. As to the question of waiver, it was doubtful whether • next feted of an Want weld waive such sa objection ea the present without the anodes al tie %gut COURT OF QUERN'S BENCH.—Dso. 14. After Tenn Nisi Pries &lisp at Geildhall.—(Before Mr. Justice Lush end Speeds! Juries.) LIGHT V. SHAWL AND OVIIINN. In this cue, which was a a Tatereece to the eon didetion of a railway in the Brasile, • • verdict was taki it 7 esiesent few the 11551*ff, subject to s refer/see. The • Wars of the case did not tranapire. in oonsegnesee the learned counsel suggesting • reference se the bort and only mode of satisfactorily deciding the matters in dirpnte. It was td that if the ease had been entered on in court it would have occupied four days, sad thee certain =there mud have been refined. THI arrrtno 01 UM 00II1T. This court will 004 sit this morning (Friday) before eleven o'clock. COURT 07 BANICRUPTCY.—Dsc. 14. (Won Mr. OsismWooer lishroyd.) II 31 Wig OPYM. ..,,__, ~.. ii..., The bankrupt wen; described ref 2, sr bp, sad of sydoey, New Ikea& Webs. bait' hi u partsersbip with Joe*lt Buyer Se seetehants mid boot manufacturers, under the style of H. sod J. Foyer, end et Sydney under the style of Spree a nd On. The 'Make the was upon • meditar's petittoa, and at the lint meeting debts to the amonst of &boat 16,0001. were peeved. Mt eggregste world to be of law keyamo but the taboos-sheet has not yet been rendered impels Able at present to state the amorist with accuracy. This was a meeting for essinhatket sad discharge. Lawranos, for the bsekropt, 'shod for ea adjourn meet. The baskrapt had written to Sydney for the' pose of obleining adverse se to time pcsitioe of the there, but the serassary information had not yet remised. He proposed, with the onseat of the amelguese, that the case should stand adjourned until February, - which time the waybill were expected to be received. the &commie prepared. Mr. Tanquessy, for the wigwag, did sot object to t application, and an adjournment to the 15th of February was sooordiegly takes. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. NORFOLK CIRCUIT.—Nommit, Dec. (Before Mr. Joatioe Mellor.) Baldric's. Drawbars, ID, sailor, was charged with wilful murder of Albert Huesican, at Orem Yarmouth. Mr. Carlos Cooper sad Mr. d. Beeves appeared for . prosecution ; Mr. Metes& defended the prisone m r. 11 appeared from dm dammed of the scowledfor the prosecution, that on the 12th Oct last Mere Dutch gelleot lying in Yarmouth harbour, is the prisoner in s mama and the deceased was cook. the evade' in question the prisoner, the dermeed, another seaman, went to the City of Lapdog Tavern. captain afterwards cease in, sod after be had been about ea hoar and a half ordered the primmer to go ship, which he refused to do. The captain then him by the collar, bat one of the crew interfi sad the captain went to another part of MM. The deceased then west up to prisoner, a straggle mimed, and both the prisoner sad the deemed weot down together, the prisoner being uppermost landlord sod others thee interfered and the prisoner up, sad se deceased was getting up the prisoner war to take fetus coder his slop a knif with which be s' the deceased, who fell hack into the e, landlord's mine THE CATTLE PUCCI,. Ymterday morning general meeting of delegates from the venous agricul tural societies in England wee held at St. Jameig-hall, under the preeidency a Viscount Coo2bBflnflrlf , Sir John Banmer moved a resolution. which affirmed that the present orders were net eufflolset to stay the range@ of the cattle plague. This wee seconded by yr. Ryder, of Liverpool, and unanimously adopted. Urgent appeals to the govern ment for ieterfereue were &greed to, end • resolutioe was passed affirming the desirableoges of eatelelishing a minimal usuraties company, with the security of the government. It was amend that a deputation should wait upon Sir G. Grey to represent these matters to him, which they accord ingly did; and the members been, addressed the right boo. genders's • discussion took place, as the result of which Sir G. Ors y veld he would lay the views of the de putation before the Privy Darnell. And he would do it in this form-That a majority of the deputation appeared to be of condole that a total supprusion of the removal of stoat, eves upon • man's own farm, was both practicable and expedient for a limited period. Lord Rill said the whole of the deputation were of that coition, and asked permission to put it to a show of hands, which being done, over 50 hands were held up in favour, and only 3in the negative. Referent* having bee made to • national in surance association, Sir G. Grey observed that be could cot enter upon it. That matter must be kit to Parliament end to Mr. Gladstone.-Abont • hundred Somerestehire THE POLICE COURTS. magistrates met at Bighbridgo yesterday, the Lord Lieu- ---,.--_ taunt in the chair, and after a long deliberation it was re- MANSION HOUSE. solved to recommend risk potty se.eional division to en- T ia t er d e v, a well-attired young men, w ha l e ag e only close all markets until the first of March, to prohibit eesei t o b e ewe t h ee n i ne teen ~.r . . use boongan the removal Of all ellAthl from Same without to Dhow withio remand before the Lord Mayor, charged with torsi , . the county, and to so all Somersetabire mayors to co- uttering a cheque for th e min e.' of the mud 1871 operate with the magistrates. About one hundred Somers with intent to defraud. eetehire magistrates met at yaderday Higbbridge , under Mr. Mullett., solicitor to the Bookers' Association, the presidency of the Lord-Lieutenant, for the purpose of „ peered on behalf of the prosecut i on. Th e pr i mes considering what measure. it was most desirable to adopt without legal assistance, and while at the bar was mini& in respect of the cattle plague. After long deliberation, with team , sod appeared overwhelmed with the widths , they resolved to recommend the magistrates of each Irma h. bea petty passional division to absolutely close all the marketa en their several districts until the let dry of March next ; It may recollected that in a former hearing ' and at the same time to prohibit the removal of all cattle . 0 ! from places without to plugs within their musty. It was . tablisbed in evident* that the prisoner had been t time employed as • clerk by the firm of E. Read resolved also that all the mayors in Soma...tali/. should silk brokers, carrying on business at No. f o be ut o reg th om e u trlu n t le e c"Pa t z ioo ra l. Eradro ..r..::awodb°oll:9:o2l7baaccorgre.t w i ith t seemed that eent the cheque is . question at the hanking-house Tati ami w N i a th ri t o h l . 43 2l :O gidni s ga la : POLICE.— day named lo the charga, at the busiest part of their' Sir R. Mayfie, the Chief Commis of Metropolitac times, and was paid by Mr. Scholefield, one of the Polioeo has just sifted en order, as • test to ascertain the the moon , o f t h e & e go, in five 201. notes, four l( educational qualifications of the police, who by promotion and 371. 10a in gold and silver. It was further pt to higher ranks will be intrusted with mom responsible Mr. Edmund Read, the bead of the firm, that the • duties and greater powers than they have hitherto pose thecheque in questeon was filled up in the handwriting mened. In future, covetable@ who are candidates for the prisoner, and that the signature of the firm, though office of sergeants will have to undergo an examination in eed imitation . was a forgery. Some o f th e n ote.otse w' reading, writing from dictation, writing a report of circum. teen paid for the cheque were produced, and coo tor stances of supposed accident or ocourrenee, numeration „„_. Road i dentified the signature " Georg i and notation, and compound addition. Sergeants seek- ''' the beck of them as being in the p ice promotion to inspectorship', in addition to the above ha ndwriting . The ii ,.., iidnews i oo of the „A ve ... first two subjecte, will also be subjected to an exams- rz..."l7,grz.d Arms f r..- f g oo t oo:oro n .. ,;ii, -- , nation, in writing • report of oases on which directions """ by • detective officer of the , F division oeMeteropol are given to • sergeant or constable (stating what the police, who also deposed that on taking the prisoner directions are), ordinary English composition includins punctuation, first four rules of arithmetic, reduction, an proportion, and • supposed statement of facts will be made i ssue d from if WITS. Preseott's bask about the -• cam see tod era y se h l e d f b ott eg od er urn em h e im pie a tel ei . l e v ed er a wa ble tt eb got ' en which a charge may he received or refal e.l.t i , ; the sergeant which the fo was committed, and from to receive and outer same on a charge-a..., or refuse to wait form of cheque. correspon di ng i n nu mber menu the charge (sooordiog to his judgment), and meter of the forged instrument, had been taken. This t same on refuel obargenhees. For the still higher greeds b e d been obtained surreptitiously from the haul of promotion from inspector to superintesdent, candidates it was not proved that it had been oo obtaioed will have to pus an elimination in the first four subjects .so . In addition to the property already r above enumerated, and will be required to make out a i t; ,.. , wan found upon him about 3fd. in eash, morning stale (the strength of division sod variations being _,,t e „,.. he had lost the rest of the money supplied), to make out an estimate for division el pay from t:7" eaeti T im " . the numbers on rooming state, and to abstract from a set "'The evident* ' applied to-day to complete the of papers of prefers to be surphed the leading points of • misted of that of Mr. Georg* Andrews, a tailor,' case necessary to be brought under the noticed the con 1.. bovines , at No. 131, Highwtreet, Horton, who i raordericliontoarigalcista t ha the y m i e h m a ber aa r ian is a nal 764ialionreor • artkno-w-- on the 14th of November last the primmer who . customer, paid him one of the 101. notes, received ledge of the subjects named, educational chasm have bees established in the several divisions of the force. Preecott's that day in payment of big accoust, a . name, " George Cole," at the beck of the note. CHILD STARVED TO DEATH . —Yest , xcity after- the ir , ro yed by John Mammy, a shop boy in the noon, Dr. Lankeeter held an inquest at the Boot public. house, Cromer.street, St. Yum on an, the body of an Me of -' a jeweller in the Wil itscha p el-road. that the pt the same 14th November. purchased the watch, 'i t ' d.° c hild, mated Ellen Welsh ' aged three mouths, who rings, and other property produced by the &Soar, r died from positive starvation. Saab Walsh, the mother. for them with two 101. notes, which were similar! • cook in service , identified the body. She by the r i m , in the onto . d .. George Cow., aid she slept at home every night at 43, Tha.net-phice, and notes were also move d to h ave b eim part of those went in occasionally during each day to suckle the child. in exchange for the forged cheque. She also left money sad food for the child during her , nip closed the awe for the prosecution, sad , Ounce. Dr. J. T. Paul, divisional medical attendant, I when called on as to what he had to may in however, gave it as his usbeeitating opinion that the child . owe, mo w 'bat h s , ha d no th i ng to say. died from starratioo, and not from disease. Every organ of . The Lord Mayor expressed hie deep egret to the body wag healthy, and there we, nothing to prevent nour i s h men t being tak e n iitto th e sys t em . The , nquir , lik,,.." d the p tr. rie n ose ipmed is sa in ch th s e pas e.m ition e . a thsli e n whit was adjourned, and Walsh, the mother, was takes into It the greater pari of the money had been custody on the charge of causing t h e de " rie her child betting transactions, aid the esagisteates thronak neglect. mined to put dews all those establishments in o MILD Pc NISHMENT vol TRAMPS. In consequence was " maimed sad hewed, by which ea snag) of the inagegiog practice amonpt tramps who obtain were ruined. It was his ditty to omit the Pfiettollr shelter at the workhouse of the Oxford Inoorporatioo, in at t h e nex t eses ions of the Out& Orisalmil Ourt. co mmon with the other proviorial tow°. sad the metro- , jam fierriwitee, "GUedaULßAreLfted. Henry polls, the board of guardian:, e at p th eer eig le mes e, Beevil tiag yesterday , edebebe I resolved upon ennomialimog the 43. and Witham Thonitier, MS, were brought Or viewa dogyeaaitionating the magstrattubyognaa liaag r ni2 bofon th. l it o before Mr. Alderman Stone, charged with :- nem -- iiii -- om d ---- , enema po w ers ar il. of the e th it ior d e • the," being the Ir e sed king s t N eti m ter4ol b)l l .4 th waretheeeor umbrella ie me abort a 'Sul punishment "aid Pat an "a to a introit to steal therein • also with having in their i y night, preet‘ ent h o ri t i oe widak entail a large "Pease alma the keel b without lawful excuse, • dark honore r mlet, chisel, 2 halters, 13 pieces of rope, 2 Du BARRY'S DELICIOUS HEALTH RESTOR ING Rs- fas, and 5 begs, with intent to commit • felony VTASETA ARAERIA loon owes, without saadicles or incedeve. The etreamatmiela of the ewe have already 1 emus, amuses itodUrerti.o). cough. enema, cessainstioa, &- Stardoms. Symenseri, aernee boons, um. public. The primems were --......1tted. and =lll°.6•Amsbisaa, and vas IllttListta oem ln _ othernmediss. stem mime annu all y. Do and Co., No . 77. a...stamen, Union W. la Una, at la. 1 ; M., lA. td-: ' CRYSTAL PALACE. -.- ORE SEILLITE DAT. .. i r t aiA t i ii. , la w , 40L : nee mi a, arnoaelt fr.„..,,,, DEC. 14. Admissions 1 723 : *ls ;ft Ilk mad Ni.Ostortilivit; and at ail Otomies.-I ether- ''''''-"--, —-- - - ea " P r e; ' - Menssolfl dine by mom Wm% 1.736 ; Aliso. 3,411. oto. The jury retired to consider their verdict. end I peat three returned into 000 rt with • verdict of slaughter." • oakum el 2 0 y The learned Jodie paged leers' servitude. c" - - '<l g. - 1 1 " i f " 7 • - • MABIZITts. -, --et-- TALLOW. ..- TISWEBDAY NVINDKL-The market was shady toads!!. Deossmer, 495. to de. 3d.: Jimmy to 49e. 9d.; Itereb, 50a. 6d. to 50a. 9d.; °Mbar to Deets. ber, 50e. bd. to 51s. . • OOTTN.Letheinth., Dm. 14.-Thera Me hew g • -- -- - • liege tratessiti: adman ii f f s. g o in American , i std adiag ig . l a speoulatim sad export. ZINO Atomic= 18d. to , 2,000 Pernam, Ito., 21d. to 224 A; 300 ' llaraahant . . ke.. 11d. to 14d. ; China, 1644. to 1 i4.1 7 8 d. 44; ; to ttid. 110..0;0 41 1 dinsiicitigs tor AMNIA' 1.'"1....-1 Nibethl4l-7cF-tol t W it i1ir03241911.2.1. ;3°°llaMas,babis."37.Bl32o:lsto4to 1544. 1 7 41• Rawl. ......-w,.. , wow. ,i. WOOL AND WORSTED.-BRameolm, Dec. 14.-this is • partial recovery in the wool market, and also a Mila better feeling. When It Imam known that the Inn direstore bad separated willsoat making as advisees la the rate oe dimmest, the improvement Wall Mal Wilultd. red wool. especially with's+, ere some. m y ...... aralmhed 4300;°16,pan. 11 : ' O golis M -A101.1.: - BALL uin...... . P .. A 6 1 :B o , .... tze ir tikany . . ..i. ISLAND. -Land Orders. „, „ ppm Cloud • t,eso • des loferior weals are neeected. atapine see Oa Rockhampton tath • allitlit telf tweeteeet i n the azPart &Mad .... Southern Oman 2,P., f gavot mad up prime, end ocempande bold back. Ike gmletheetnied ism of pectees have, . trearmotthes aro ace oustethus. The Inquiry for wanagg g nomes, earned • sell-thews on Is unreargessed by general, but operatics' art eery land. relo g rre b ie a [sir business doing ill lust re pm, tad to rl ia c il th e, di etheloor • • 4 tondthey in pries is upward. Two-told' is peg me . and T. X. NACILL a= • b men, and its deem than they were last weskneeggipm, C. is tattoo orders have also been *pea is carded yam, eme ........-------- mpg 31Ya, and the prim of the latter bough row b e , golnartifilLAND. - BLACK r. plowed are still othipasenthly low. Spinners are ira s t ...„1102144RR LINS,-New arraep .. is get an advance on most sorts, bat do not sowed. Reduction of Stec 'NIT - 0e ill chew. Id there are many who wM amth lath_ week's M IN m e 'LYING CLOUD, for BRISBANE, lf . Nears a wiener . In risen we eased demand as h e em Ina Member. This reuowned di 4: , ma reported , and it mast namfacturers had not still hap gide:. and Puramod "velin , fea t be emateacte in process at eseeatiou the trade "Odd le 111 , . trade. Is one or the floret in • M medingly fiat. Thera is, however, full employment fee all Or si lelld ;Ma just rotor from Res SS sapped in the trade , though the: new Menem daisy mg . asse =l e r will seen be limier vs ocedingly limited. Nanufacturers do not press Met l e lies sm. IseeemmodatthAler 11 , - ho feet the erased lull le to be ascribed moth to the k ; Ith a patent WeWling sit to JAMES BM ...Pe an 4 Cs.. • =ability el meeefeetareee to dam than say Wisps*. the BILI 148 8; and T. la. lanC K t et merchants to ardor. A good may lonian Myers bee mgen. smell, as been is the markets, but their polebellee ars set Wig ' • . . E r. The esessmalde weather IA no hart, improve the be n , . , . te, dememL Then is meth hew*, far W end Asp, NSW YO TWICE The Amerieesa ere not is the market, es the preset ii LIVERPOOL,. _ " just newels the lesions." Prices ere very flaw. IrS3IffIULADI.LNUII BTU weal, on egtheinef i teir 11V/owned . %. . ••t 00wW.-Meternmatan, D.O. 14.-At this day's mink 1/1"1.11 llgi It IJ et r i iir rY. there wee more wheat offering thee for moose time, sad the •. CITY or LONDON W the trade was skier.batao reduellean submitted tom am Maim" . mei 01/ MOWN ' ' ' al y tion. OM sad 61. qr. dozer. Beans aad pen CITY Of sscrim.B.L.w It cal found bater r in b rlndistr Znantitiox. MS, sad elGgeste tit DlO. 14.-At ear market to-day thin was e Arm, a" stallneal here small supply of Bestial wheel. far wants last weirs eg, gy socardtes to and t o pion were genteelly rothised, bat the demand was by so • thither • Mee Mt .: , mesas brisk. Foreign quiet, bat the eel, elleabei wes sid Beale( I ves at the fall vases of this de seneight. baiting barley dell. heinE- Foe i at =altered prima. turfy ingairsd for sad a WildedilMt N. waslell troet, elude dearer. Beam feeding sipwarde. Pees deli. lailim mag MAUI!. M. Rini sae quite as brae with • mitsmith Md. data[. Busily ---------- any ads ofiedag, and values were spin the tam higher. CUNAZD LANE.-Esl Dec. 14.-The supply of wheat. although SIM AMILIOAR ROYAL AWL • - whet Writ then Wit week, was still moderate, fleet the=„,* 2 1 1 4= .. : wet' maples fally meamaaded former rates, and In a few it es Ur letiet eat, meth • stamen a Maim advance was ob t ained. The top pries woe or than eat, ath WPM • Ire Ile 6d. tor. prim pathel of mixed wheel We eta elfas AS Colt to smile We mils le at make ao change in the berley market ; the supply was • ' llll4 . taltia Y dies email, and much of it out of oo&dition. Top peke 41a. pat • preempe: eel good, t• MB* q r, lists made fully Inner rates. In eels Led peas as . 11. 61 g logn ik e °6 The Best white wheat, 265. to 27a. ; bon red dins, tot NEW TO • . et al Ida. to 265. 6d. ; other torte, We to 24". ; best Web . tithroddricese . r 4 , DM& 385. to 41e. • oats, SU to 35e.; beam, 225. to Zs. ; pm, Mass ova/toots 1-Tit I t 19e. to 321: ; wither vetekee, 245. to 28e. ; rye, 16.. te OW; math eaten, RA iTo Mew Y lie i fine Boar, 35e. to Th. ; blot woods, 325. to 345. IL meg tt 4,111. More • 64111- Nauman's, Dho. 14 - A t our .sachet this Both. aad le. elm I pet- . there was ohly a moderate demand for wheat, eltb • 3% jali gt 4t V :or 13, . solver I mew or facie, bat there we so =sage in priors e Me* place mowed slowly, at the rates of this dm m'eaklit. . hums , Oats ruled firm, but oatmeal was 6d. to Is. per load cheaper. ' Crust tol"Eli"t di 1 , _ 1 7. Beams were 6d. to 1.. per qr. dearer. Indium corn. on Om er WWSPAr , • stird d r ium ve port on itflesba le ma 000 teary, degieed ed. per cr. =ado se tiorongh rates of DONA NIWASS, DSC. 13. -Tim supply of wheat was barely m Viirthialiesd.-Yor Pelt= • to the avenge. The inquiry proved healthy, and lan rates me 711114ane sad 00., M. treaty well maintained. Fine beefy firm; isles:Me dull. Other sadden mode extreme rates. reZBDAM sod the Nmosner, Mc. 14.-We had a good supply of what I Meth giteeMbust Owes. • this day; dry patheli were fully as dear, and foe the o th ers TaTlßetat ;C . . Best there wee no sale. FM salting barley in needy repast 4 OW. 17th - fall prime ; other sorts a slow ask, at unaltered Mos. Ne Mt. • hm i e lep ` h 14. inquiry for oats. Nam very firm. Mai e„ loth "WA lAieri.embin„ 11 : rotors nroanfoß-011-Teee, Deo. 13.-There have bees mail at cltutiff '6 1.1 ~,._ arrivals of grain for the met week. To this day's market ilrir‘VillbLllllo ORA • 4 1 s" then wee • fair show from the farmers. Wheat, geed cis- e.". the clamed sample', mold at the fill prime of Met WMaiela y, I ' c ' t while damp and Warier mewed off slowly, at boom miss. Is 4 the value of basiff, oats, beaus, sad peas there was se Mae COB, teghtel tire to tote eat, per qr.. 631 b. to the bushel. Dmham I Cl 11l HEREBY Gliq N, • ens ._," and Yorkshire red, 48e. to 505 .; ditto, white, 52a. to Ma.; riAti, wont. par annum, _,_ we w e ,.. sou th country red, 495. to 50". ; ditto white, 52.. to 565. ...... _Y, on the let, Januar) • On Monday, the lot of Jalltlary __, i ' a Barley, grinding. 81a. to 3.1 a. par imperial qr. Oats, thelotereet accruing since tad , ''''' lied, new, US. to 255.; potato, 421 b. per barbel. 26. as as. awe of the Regis a. The to 28a. Beam, new, 46a. to 48.. ; old, 48s. to beam -... WA - • is there Umseroaa, Deo. 14.-Wisestat rouses to Mad is 5 " ° ,__,. Bb• coaditioe; and the supply is Wier. The aside Ming I Ms Registrar at .a. we office " ""' s aid without alteration io value. Othe std hams 7r ... riga p..4. E,_____ ~,_. come short, sad meet with a batten sale. '' " EDieltußol. Dec. 13.-As compared with led week ATLANTIO TVA mr ,_______,. •"" wheat was 3s. down on top, sad la. sd. dorm cm swap. CONVERSION OF 0 • MM. '. ..._ Barley was 3d. down on top, mid 3d. up on "verge. Osis gr ifffel It WOMB 01V • l '" `": were Bd. up we top, and Id. down os warp. BMW CIRTITICI EXA for . oust got were WWI oe top, sad ltd. up on memo. Wheat, 44e. te else the tbe EIGHT I'LL CENT. ens sera 57a. • barley, 27.. 6d. to 33a. 9d. ; uthe Ws. to 29e. fd. ; Ode Oommemey, sth Now reed. to I stabbed ' beans, 4la. to 465. 6d. s • deedtimed by each Proprietor t . OATFLE-Brairotitax, Do. 14.-A moderate runty may, who In return will at in. at half- of beasts, good qual ity; attendonce of balers limited; to wans address, and In - I " Nan- trade heavy, at about late rates ; • cleanses not ma e . may be even him by letter tau.. Sheep a irmell supply ; trade by so means active; [all) isle • a penal Priers realised. - Calves a limited supply, trade Andy, se U. St. Helmet-place, Shear' t • =erotica ia quotations. Fat pigs • short supply ; a dem • London, LC., Ilea moos made. Nest, 644. to 7gd. pee lb. ; &mum, 134 d. to 9gd. ; veal, 7d. to Bd. Boo= pip 9e. to 10s. 31 :0 . s • :( •• . 0 did not per more ; porket ditto. flu. 64. to 10s. 6d. ' KATHARINE DO.' • ' BRISTOL, Dec. 14.-Oar peat Christmas market ms N l = that, in seem held yesterday, and though, owing to the =mirth ark ostir t ir i va . .., 1811. 1.5., than it has been known for many years there was a Tell aeggilLtimiyerztyt,r4be al IMN. RE tist. NT AL STOCK, a ‘'. a... fair show of prime Christmas meat. Devoe" proved it up an dup alitlrkitt arnairiavelratame.pmbtbettAsutippnglyeg:ttliefabrt bee " t br°6lb was sh i orter bts eabourtbers hero the opt.in most plentiful ,• Irish animals were ra th er soothe, hal lee either In tall or by I.,sta , ion, again we had a fair amber of Hereford' sod thee Directors :in the latter apt "0" was here 'Mlle from the neighbouring districts. Trade pad m application. la Bag." ()plaid very heavily, and. nisei of the butchers having eat Novell will be made at a I P osi t i on le plied th emselves frm neighbouring farms, is was sot IHI ile per cent. of the rum rah . TIIOIII , C lat. is the day that a °lmams was effected. Nagy of the T. W. C. lig it was best quality animals were sold without beim breeght into Dock House, Sth I) *MU' , .1, a for some the market. The quotations for the Christmas mason was d and Co., certainly lower than usual, beat samples retrial from 7 4 5. 0 DON 8 BA , 1 57g, Old to 76e. per owt., and secondary, from 65e. to Mt Far the Premott, first time Moot the issue of ode , rder in reterem to the NOTICE IN HEREBY CI Met he pre. cattle plague provision wee made foe k•lepieg the woad MOWS tor /MARFA in thia • use on the animals in the market till the following ThurAday. A good TIM DAY liaturdst .. the I MONDAY, the lash inst.-Is sir .nets- show of sheep, of first-rate quality, and =de, coesklering le cashiers, that munos is sot much wanted just now, was rather 101. note*, brisk-beet withers realised 9d. Doti lb., sad ewe*, aid. We MEL LAST LoNDON I.O_II.IICLIVI., IsUBSC.f.I • 01 pr: w eed y by a bed iasamey a goo:1 be au t ppl ind. y of w p ia ige t;na and . "doesforshbso:endora dorszardime T' LONDON IS'r thing of the score wain obtainable, while smell pork e rs made 101. Od. Duals a very Limited show of horses, sad trade wary quiet. (boo, smot.. t . t which had Norneonths, Dec. 13.-Oar tattle market presetted s With no ,wo of them very bare apses:awes today, it being the GM held after First • a Cole" at the Mantes of the order of the county masiittstei pre. 2,100 blare-. llitha shale, on winch a • . prisoner's laltisi the removal of oink and sheep frees various die. LS on allotment Cal , r "Meer st tricas of Notts to any market or h a s to. rile. Corm UN then three months was proved qmotly the show of fat boasts was my mom sad the • minimum dividend of I • letropoliten domed was slow, at the rates of int week. Of thsep true, toyabla helf-p. • aiSOOOT into the supply ens very limited, and the trade was quiet at pare. gold slain, about previous currencies. There was a nasty stow et cheque-book calves which m rates. minimised late tes. Pigs were a moderate 3 &KN. Barry, Ds. 11•11 pool), nerclunt s period at show, and the 'atm in price. Quotation :-13.•ef, Be. to 9s. Nearthdishal Broadheini, i which one per stoat: mutton, 74d. to 94d. ; reel, 7d. to Bd. per lb 4 Mama A. Carr, the. IL , w with that emit, Bs. to Se 6d. per 141 b. ltederlek A. Cootie. Ea .... r blank book EDINIMIOII, DSO. 13.-The supply of cattle this nom Wi th am L. Duke, hsq. %I =ken, but fug amounted to 506 heed, Ming 78 lees than at lass Wale Lion Court, conk thed by the , mark= The quality peserelly inferior. Bales were de* llaPtele Meßillogy, 11N.. IN. elicited's House, i . y mentioned 1 , effected, at top prim" about the same as than obtaiesd JIM Mead mu (Maim .. hand he de, ' last week. Top price, Be. ed. ; eurroot, 7s. 6d. to Be.; salaam Broker, 21. t ry is betting 1 middling aad inferior, te. to 7a. 34. per stem. The lidward G. Tinker, t 3 1 number ot sheep was 4,816, being 346 lees Mee last week; thIP end Insurance r • he oue can. 402 of which were store sheep. Sales were dull. sad at 'William warn= Set. dam . aa Lk •-, 'tarrying as . the oleos a ooseidereble number were mold. Tep prise d. di aa sow as the par..•• )o proved that the beat mutton, 9gd. ; current, Bgd. to 91. ; ewes. 7 (With e' le- to bad been a ;to Bd. per lb. Fed pip brought 6a. ce.. to Ti. per atom I ISOLICITOMI-llwar. , red at Meta 1 six to eight weeks old ditto, 1 la. to 17e. • heed.eed Nontbsti Min , sad put bis in market :- tat tattle, 506: sheep, 4,816 s, 179. llaistaas- rest Loud. •n , , It was fur- ..--------- asoisme- rest viu Me senke a BIRTHS, idskltialAt.llo6, AND MUTH& Amnon - John Bell, primmer oe ... wets* ci BIRTH& Smelters) r hoar, and Pala eßaSilit.-Dmeember 12. at Heather Ley, Inverness. th e wife Temporary 0211cre-L- - tilarly backed i Conpttaifn C. R. Eraser, of a daughter. Cole' Thies ' :OM. -December 11., at Aoreue.rosa, Regent's-park, the nib A g Ices paid over of L. Jose. Bp., of a son. Tits Coropiny to not 1 4111dOlf.- Dthenther 12, stflanderiand terraer,Westbourne . p ath r It of more etlictair _ i mks wife or.). itimoa, Lg., et a dauttheer. ebb) baguets, which I 1 ib _ u P ii ",_ ~,_"' PA ABABANGA.- Deermlwr it. at Dford.ludl, Ilford, lelgtr Om management of Om rows ...... Mrs. G. It Scaramsera, of a son. mansion beyond th. WILLI.Wt.-Deeowlser 12, at 8 wer•Pleoe, Hyde-pork. the • 08 White the Guinan , to DO. • youtk aAL Wen= Req., et • daughter. extension el the bc-ti which lie stood. NAHNIALUBS. hxioiey, that , COLlierirc BOWt y lll.- zir Dembor it, att Nicholas Mewl. is made a yorilil , ~ the owner ot a fleet ,t Aston.ltt[ E. M coley !Mum (slates% In n . been lost , Ihe wine goodwill rt. dater- I .- Per k - holes . ells sear Birmingham, to Sum ' were ........ , daughter of T. !Hawkins. Teo.. of Raton %won. Bedfordshire. The Ishadoe of the . I wows bitting ' 000 K -BASKIR.-Decesebor 12, at St. Philips DotrtetCbore l a arit; Messrs Ai say yeses aim • eteim by the Rev. A. Gorden . James. son of Kr. J. 004. thee wu Woe.. Hamar far odd of • 01"P"011ail. 110110011,111 Csaberles Men, dell.la wrath the state /mut et sr. 11. Banter. oe lianosread. Camalstre • leßweolt-RODOSON.-Deenaber le, at Las parish obit" Chert•am. by the Lev. W. H. W. A. Bowyer, Thomas Gear. Barrwyperkaservimorditaitaemibeloeurretnthdet : ' re eery Williams , son of W. M. Newton, of Oreenhltbe, Rad, rm., to HAI MI peseta et the no lUP on rem 104 11 " 2 ". "OW" Of IL HOPPOII. Pig.. of Claptimineommon. Miff hy the Comps]. i the mador alai co l hart : d irty DZAlliff. .. ~.. , AIHOEIL-Demaaber IS, at Hasayetead • George. sewed sea oti e11i..4 /per annum on ' ne Statement et a tens ii ii im i m .. w i t l, Nev. Dr. Alarm et et Bees, imbibed. aged ltyeara Need News. Qua t b a k p05 ....k. JAN 113.-Deoesther 1.2, at Eigheste.rced, PI.W., W. de . Vir ‘.• James, Req. items agnwbaa. ROWLAND. -Dessother 11, at Amesbury, Wiltehlre, W. Roc' o il t. eps, z &elites last, Esq., sped 81 Is sweat of u okay. TDONALDoornsber • 12, Sated& the wife et Kr. 43. Thomas, d MI *jai ; h may teem map Cloadegey-etreet. Islington, era It weelithie towards t TORRLIA-Deisember lt, at the Vl•weee, Wltltchurch, Burg" ola w allt i nrirtu • Zarrkfrobar the weed the Put. A. Yu's' or. aged 41. lanY le mats to, tthe Epg DAL ‘,.. PHEW end Mashed by WILLIAM ZIPS NAM of Na. 4 leen.l et the teinour • lombealetrost, In the CIO se Ledo% Printer, at the quote. 1.723 ;I . is Letliedis the incises el Whiteklan.• • tiST G artritt d i: Is 3,411. lunar, DeemitelMll6 um. le the °Mies eg the