The Express. — London, England, 1855-01-23 00:00:00

F 400...106";;;-- 4x. A.A.0..04110. • f itl-tfhf-C 0 , --111Z'y 0 9- i"4"7-; '2i Yi. "%•,:ITJI7 - . , No. 2,629.] LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 23, 1856. (THREEPENCE. IFORSION IS IS 1 Alla o tis ssil Seassotsts INGIso lisslms Jima= II Illidires Is Oeslisms .. k. Ilsallorsdabass.listes OF EMMANUEL [VA following. which appoan the Daily Nan of this day t woutaias a tow particulars not lactudod is the &mum Rhea by the Beepormis et LW wetting:—] SECOND EDITION. SHARE LISTS. MONEY MARKET. OA - %11NA3011111 kr the DRAWINO-ROOM. uk ,, a , see_meeeese. •= al et • •"' " i = lopremet e vostopm low emareee. wow wee woe. mi la t aw e. iiinsi teeerne., mew ewe. WWO. 1 by MIME TiNtr 4 1411. Illmpi e WI INN elmaßrlMlne it slam* sa d kills, vlbill=peagy those* et isisa. al. pinion, mil velem at; e. IS, to 10 ideas milk. 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Thew me. lea I. 11. mid S. ode Abe dwell et tote ar mak rod at A seneeliell soak& II my is in the take lab idlest tbehe rie leseeepeetel. NY Is le sem et Its. sob; bee by pet i t ea% &Mid Wm detainee do ee a• adribilsoat by V lemed=le.—ltebe beiv i e sei bienbe ewl edal, In s3 =e, et blot end ON U. 011beebetreett Mmilit Mkt etele all ra m l. beim diemkg, IbrketAtlest. lidwiler ins=set. sti" ' "P"lisi ke l s a il.; me Cllr sl4 . is. Walow64 4l mo. Dulls. WI. S. W. Ft'LLOMil NNW WOll. bamolialsb. is I voiL, dogs. dhafilestal by pallid^ 100 bar THB H Ma}fauilmi gems of Warm ISTORY of VI OM AN, wed bur Cainstiout " The Door* Worm fres ihs Zarliast Mod. pg S . W. rum" Mahar of Xarwaiis s ide " Ths : Lagms Os. TM' Ism. like Ping Vamp., Om Ms., A n HISTORY of ENGLAND DURING to. MON of OZOILOZ the 'THIRD. By Wailau M.P. Lostion Jobs W. Pattie aDd Bon. Wad &Ewa Jost p l allevee, prim U. In cloth, THE ELECTRIC TELEG RAPH : Was it A. Ismael by ?Warm Whisbnone/ By WILLIAM MOTIIIMAILL Coosa. Sold hy W. H. Pfultb awl Pen, 134 lad 131, Puled. Laudon. In Ur In voL, INE PT nurnerua. plataN DOCIIW 631111 RILAT MG to It e lON of tb• ELMCTRIC TIILEOIIi,PII. Sithed by Wiwi"; loynnalu. Ooozzi. Ent Mee: ed. board. DE PORQUETB LB TRBBOR de VECOLIBR IRA !MAIN ; or. TeemSeib. Bela& Me Mese\ as leebt— k3. . Le KW tiorretain. 3, ed.--f Tema Bade Ronk. 1. Id.— Pluseeplogy. 9. fkL —Germ& Tree& 1. i l / 4 1.—DItte Mading 114.—Dttru Plirsseelen. 3. 611.—Miles Tremor. lb. 1141.—Litte Book. 3. ed.—Ditto nreseJlemile. IL. Se. Loudol : tilievilo. Menke& rad Co. HE CAMPAIGN is the CRIMEAThe NDUCT the AR. aed of W QUAITIULLY itIVIZR, TOICI., CO publi Valli DAT. nee Jobs Mow, Albeemeheeteesh THE DAILY NEWS: LONDON MORNING FOWL prise hL UMW Liberal lesresl, the advessteor free echuseree sal Of aimed rehear. In the esitos , t .r .d use of Its glued news—ln the amuse, or it. law reports, sad In the varied mereastile and eonsmerclal interna dos otataleed la the city, railway, and tacastary srtiotes—tble payer Is easarressed. SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS AT TOE NEAT OP WAS. ITS VOREION NEWS 13 RELIABLE AND IMPARTIAL. As eitelauvely early report of Apples in the Indian Bela Is sup plied to it by every Overlaid Malt fad contains Tin ONLY DAILY MINING REPORT, with Bet etpriess. IT ALL OTTENEITI ADVIIRTISIVEFFIL It Is WNW lobopooloob dm* maw I. otro los stay ysars thee say el leembeemosideolll peper Ire. eleskreeney and warty belbenoise. sobloold !INN a dkorosior owl prides sot lahrlor to way. To be ordered doily bootoiller a anima la tiro kingdom ; a at the Ake, lelleelerabetseel. Vlse Lades. N.B. If Etlisehy he atpleisreol is ova the Ile leper by mutat post at NENE. yeloo.lbo yobibbor on orglintios. Webb the Y d.. al awn aerls woody to Imply It, ot por quarto', paid la schism try forabolloo eater. D AILY NEWS FORWARDED tothe COUNTRY by LIMNING eon, et lie. M. par it., mouse la rime% g:1011,1 ItADLX)I, It. Upper Albaby4t. Liesee-park.llcobsellor sad News Amt. PpA:LY NEWS LENT TO READ, from 8 a.m. .til $ p.m, at to yet wok; autopilot p.m, la tows or aoy, at m, for fkl. pag s ay4l l. 9a. Ild. wi zzaz t . or ; by Kr. WALT Wy VIMII Yost. It. AILY NM§ LZNT TO READ, in London, at lla. per ganytm.-81111T by 1108111110 MAIL, it 81 119.11 d. 00..199. 14. pat gr.-11. ADANS. 9. Iliamist-smet, Watailissor. taw NFL BAYSWATER. -DAILY NEWS LENT TO IMAD; ra poppilei by the yoontry bl main pest. at IL.6 d. garner, pill ib shoos% K. BOilatlCA. Claymbirraso. West. sinywpol. WORKHOUSE. Yesterday evening a committee of the Board of Guardians of Clerksaweli Union met is the board-ream for the purpose of investigating the charges of alleged salmon dect es the put of Mr. Bennett, the relieving officer of the pariah. Mr. Hopkins, the churchwarden of the parish, eccepied the chair. The other member of the committee were Mr. %%Aiello', Bilr.Allridge, Mr. Beston,Mr. Crowoberi and Mr. it•DonnelL Mr. Bolton, the solicitor of the board, was also present, and conducted the arse on behalf of the board. The principal charge had reference to the ems of George Garford, whose wife was supposed to have died front want asd neglect on the part of the perish authorities. The other eases investigated were those of Robert Key sad Wm. Harding. The eoinuittee, after examining Omford sad ethers, ad- Owned till 8 o'clock this day. MR. COBDEN'S ACCURACY. TO TOO IDITOZ OP YTI DAILY mu. take you excellent paper. In your im pression of the 18th fast., is • report oft speech made by Mr. Cobden, M.P., at Leeds ea the 17th, he mays, after °b eanie( that the 48th Regiment, from having be.. 641 Eros', were now short of IMO nen, "Be it reaserksd that the 46th bad never seen the fees of ea oseray." I beg to mark that a considerable portion of the regimes* fought right well at Inkerstana ands Captains fiberviatoa and Dallas, when they saw not o•ly the " hors " bat aloe the " hicks "of the esany. Copt. Hardy and Lieut. Helier bear marks of the battle, the fernier having been teem used till wounded. The gallant 46th bare always gees t►eir duty and always will.—l am, &s. A. P. GORDON CUMMING. Altyre, Forres, 19th 'Amory. COLONEL ELPRINSTONE DALEYNPLE.—It downs to be gmserally known that Lieut.-Colonel J. H. Elphia atolls Dalrymple, of the soots Fusilier Guards, who was ill on board ship in the harbour of Balsklams en the 6th of November, no sooner heard of the attack on the British lines, than be rose from his sick bed, and though suffering from fever, and the effects eta wound in the la** which be remind at the batik of the Alma, made his way to the scan of action, and (the MEW sawn being at time killed or wounded) took the command of the battalion, from about Gas o'clock till the shattered remnant of the brave bead was marshal off tbo ground at four p.m. This ener getic action nearly eon the gallant aloe? his :if.; a violent Agape@ of the fever ensued, and a medical board decided oa leading him instantly to England for the restoration Of bit health, which, we are happy to hear, is now improving. THE MERCANTILE MARINE ACT.—Mr. John Coif, late mate of the Beath Bak. bevies been easvieted Were the magistrates as L/ and aaataaml to seltes mat for desertion, die at Tanis him easedM his orghtot"—.7l4play Gm& I. FROM THIS NIGHTS GAZETTE. - - - - Emmanuel Berthelemi,tho swam of Mr. George Moore wad Mr. Charles Wirrff, died ea dm staffold yester day resening is frost of Newiste, is raids prima ke bad bees maned slam the magma dim* was pared arm hiss. Oa the day after the sestinas waegemed, the Itov. J. E. Davis, he ordinary of Netegate.l66ll ffeiralibirep fa his all lor the purpose of offering his .miens, sot be am asked perraiseson to write to several Meade, to be at that time in • stale of destendoasy, mid the rev. gentlemen that if the law was net inteentod epos Um, he would take care to execute it upon himself, be that le was tired of Rh, and did sot care hew soon his eitistemes .sari. The expressioa of this deglutination cessad the authorities to be doubly upon their gaud, sad hire easels were plead I. his Dell, and restaged with him day sad sight. Iguana of the prank* Is Zealand with regard to pones.. left feenseenties, he sheriffilardelaylog the .amiss out of his ezeostion se loop, as he eafeente, he said, to have been ozseatiod oa the day after kis oralemeatine to death. Is the mune of this visit, Mr. Davis =V e t: primmer for his fate by W &miss lila Met. the jury had recommended hist I tommey, he sidwidista hid hopes to be excited. The he exclaimed, " Ab, ao doubt he was glad to hear the ewe tenon of death posed upon me." Mr. Sheriff Croaky, who has token mid interest in the primmer's sew. and he. devoted much of his time to him, assmedell ea may Nossions to draw his mind to a con sidered. at selklers, but his effort. were unsuocsuful, for the passim pus utterance to infidel sentiments of the Wilms dmidetter. He denied again and again the endeared of a Filet Cause. Being premed upea this pniat by Mr. listigt Crosley, Barthelemy exclaimed, " Well, well, if there is a (Jed, I hope he speaks French." He added that he should soon know the great secret if there were any, but he did not believe in anything of the sort. Being urged to psniterce and prayer, he said, "If I pry, it will set *pen the prison door, or brink the rope." On Sunday 1110/aing Mr. Sheriff Crosley again saw khe, and win deemed it his duty to speak to him ea religious matters. The Sheriff said:—"Now take my advice; you have but a short time to live, and while you have that time to live, try and make your peace with God." Ikratll4.l7 " I am no believer ; I under stand pismrisjad lie sismoss, but I don't understood (side' Ilbia Meg se* " Toe are a scientific man me harm the of smiatti o experiments • now try thie—przr God and whe will es/ gi ve you that faith yew ssemil say Ise will ass bin tf you ay he It." BO sin INlSTailing. Se ismsted that diem am a vie tistabar ished. He et sea as bad as rly Im o sell their *lass went po pe It s gssor Napo. how, who, ha said. bad cosandllol same Shin and mon *SW Nis them be, Sod that while the Ingo& woo um seedilegils asismilleas of Europe, be ins siMMwssi beak as the sallow& The only time Barthelemy ins Dean to exhibit any strong emotion was during this interview with Mr. Sheriff Crosley. The sheriff said, " You have a father—a good men I understand, is he a disbeliever ?" He said " No; ' and Mr. Sheriff Croeley then asked, " Why do you not follow his good wimple ?" Barthelemy went towards the fire, geed upon it latently fur a moment, and bent into a filled of tease. He was spoken to by the Sheriff on the sin ha had committed Barthelemy passion. ately exclamed, " I have committed no sin. I have done • wrong, perhaps, but no sin." Undaunted by the failure of We good intentions, Mr. Sheriff Crosley again entreated him Is forgiveness of (iod, but the answer he received wea, o`l don't want the forgiveness of God. I want the torer osm of man, that I might be able to walk out of this Mon." Mr. Sheriff Crosley then asked him if there was anything he weld do for him, and Barthelemy *spieled a wish to have "Paradise Lost" in French. After an ha. I muse deal of trouble the Sheriff aaceeeded is obtaining a copy of this work, and it was read with great attention by the prisoner every day. it is owl for prisoners under anted, of death to attend the serviette in the prison chapel on the Sunday previous to their execution, but of this privilege Barthelemy declined to avail himself. M. Bonin and M. I'eyre, two Frenchmen, with whom he had been acquainted for years, paid him a last visit, but there was no display of feeling during the meeting. The Hen. Mr. Clifford, ac companied by the Rey. Dr. Crows, one of the catholic priests who has bees in attendance, also paid the prisoner a visit, but nothing occurred between them worthy of notice. Newly the whole of Sunday Barthelemy was engaged in writing letters, and at ten o'clock retired to rest, and slept seandly until four o'clock yesterday morning. He dressed himself, partook of some refreshment, and then commenced writing more letters. Shortly before eight o'clock, Mr. Alderman and Sheriff Muggeridge, Mr. Sheriff Crosley, Mr. Uader-Sheriff Farrar, Mr. Under-Sheriff Creeley, the Rev. J. E. Davis, and the Rev. Abbi Roue (a catholic priest), visited the pri soner in his cell. lie wee standing by the fire, and bowed to them upon their entrant*. Alderman and Sheriff Mugrridge asked the prisoner whether there was anything he wished to communicate. Berthelenty—No. I have written to my father and (Weeds, and I had given the letters to the governor. Alderman Muggeridge—They shall be forwarded. Have you mule a confession or statement to any one relative to this affair? Barthelanty—The last one who knows the secret can toll if be glosses. Ms. gager Sheriff Farrar—ls Mr. Herring, the solicitor, ail psalms I 11•1111dissy—Oh, no. Mr. Under-Sheriff Farrar—Have you made any confes sion or statement to Mr. Herring ? Barthelemy—No! No ! Very likely he will say he has one. The Rev. Mr. Davis—Barthelemy has sewed is any way with regard to the crime with which he stands charged. Mr. Under• Sheriff Farrar—Then you have not made a statement to Mr. Herring? liarthelway—Mr. Herring, when I was at the court (Marlborough•trest), came to me sad said that he had been sent to me by Mr. Cooper (another solicitor), who had not time to undertake my defence. Some time afterwards be sail he had been rent by a friend, and I asked him what friend had sent him. I said to him, I earn you that I have nothing togive to you except 211., which somebody owes me. Mr. Herring struck his breast, and said, "Money is no object." When he cause up to the court again he asked me to sign a paper for my clothes. I pray you (addressing the sheriff.), if you have the will and the power, to prevent this. I cannot see what my clothes are wanted for ; but, if they are to go to Madame Tuessud's, I think it will be abominable. Mr. Under-Sheriff Farrar—Your clothes will belong to the sheriffs, who will not allow them to be given for say nth puree. Barthelemy - 1 thank you, sir. CaWaft, the executioner, was then introduced, bat his appearance in no respect shook the remszkahle coolness and self-posessaion of the prisoner, who said, while his arms were being pinioned, " I hope I shall prove a good example, and be the last." Mr. Sheriff Croaky, who was deeply affected, said—" I hope, Barthelemy, yen have made your pew with God." Barthelemy (with detersniaation)—l haven faith in God. Mr. Sheriff (.resley—l am sorry for that. Barthelemy—And I too am sorry, because in my present position I might find tome strength from the faith. Faith le en outward thing, something out of and beyond the will of man, over which he has no control. I have no faith. Alderman Moggeridp—Have you anything more to say ? Barthelemy—l wish to be permitted to hold this paper la my hand. After my death you may do what you please vrith it. Alderman Maggeridp—Certainly. fferilehre's bell tolled, and the funeral procession was Mined. The sheriff led the way, followed by the under. sheath, the thaplais, Gild the Abbe Roux. Barthe lemy strode ',lathe thethild with an unflinching tread, and met his doom with the 4110161010 which was so eminently cha racteristic of his life. Ten Unused persons had mumbled to witness the execution ; but the sight of this vast multi dude failed, as everything else had failed, to move him. While on the scaffold he asked Calmat to do his work as qsiekly as possible. At the given gigue' the bolt was withdrawn, Barthelemy fell, and died without a struggle. At nine o'clock the body was cat down, placed in 'coffin, and removed to the cell. His features appeared to have undergoes but little obaage. The paper which be bad re quested permission to hold in his hand was found there after his death. It was the letter from the French woman at Poietien. A surgeon examined the body, and repotted that death had taken place, after which a cast of the face was taken, and the body was left for burial within the precincts of the The motives which prompted Barthelemy to the com mission of the murder an still involved in mystery. There has been no confession beyond a stemmas* which be volun teered to Mr. Davis, that the yew/ wawa who accompa nied him to Mr. Moore's beau wen 60 illegitimate daugh ter of a catholic priest, who sum teressite stoney from Mr. Moore. (Some political subjects assected With WI French government ireremsslksed is essmesies this Isolitr) He denied that he took the torwiloblo toompow Stood i n Ur. Moors's bask parlour with him to lb, b 000.•• mad as-, mated that items seed by Mr. Moore fsf booboo Writs. gr. Davis reports of him that be woo the Imam& seglissi with whom he ever bad te deal. Our Ciaildholl petits report giro. oso of the bilis* of Ike emisSim 1.0110 CHAMIXIILIMFB COMM LW. ,M. Orders ler the Court% going igtp llgerwegan es Thursd seat. the Ink WSW. for lier late noire, lbe newsier Qum ay of lardinut. /go ofwill the Quleu Media Oniglpb the . 16 — TaWie war auk SUL Magee go pleb ifuso,Widle Ihrees. Neilidoese. -lny. Week or lON glow Few. end gigots. The Oalinee wear Moak tolladessed. Melon or tfolw Um" bleak gourds w Buildor. TheCeurt IP 'Vey*, 'Souris on Ilesedity tits Ith February nut; via The ladise to 11111. N.i or Velvet, esidnred Ribbons, Fans. sod 1 Ib er plain ebbs er white and said. or white sod silver Salk WWI biallk SWIM The Oessimen wino Mai Coats. sad Wit or plain white. or iell a =d=or Win Itsehlland diver Walmasts, tull-trinuned. end . els Mends, the nth lebroary neat, the Court to go oat of Kwaosiagh SS , Jan. 19, 37 i. ag eonfer a Medal I.r a. setake - ut the Catniupan the MUSTMIff abets and men, with sc. daps lee flew vier was preens aMe lathe a the Aiwa sad at N lahereramje Maher Waned learesead Ma a aria sad dope " AA la Ilhe am" he eistenel apes Nit emat Motile et as sesatleem eiserhse say have thew galselbe Oared 21 la Mist diedeeellse terpstiotte laimilea be slide et. haws re Ss amp by m 1 IteMANded UM IWhibis aquas* le Be seed Bea et 20 1 the Seaterie she ear have Isis Mat le atlas. ea Ste Nay sL I Mall ISMS ea eseehe la the Orataker la essagessee etweeede. Y 1 By eismlealalhearinsewebie H St. 111 , COUldr ABDINUE, N. Ommeedtha la me. et o. A. VIEVILRALL. le Adjutant GeneraL N. waLorrics. he H. onsitast masa. gt. lic r et oc Gouda Jan 200855. The General Oormanding in Chief has tench gratification In pub- k nitting to the Army the eoremands of the Queen for the promorloo Or n . the and...month ned akar. who, while boletus the rack of Brigadier fft. General in Turkey. has coaderted Mover to her Majesty's Wither. n Lion, end rendered detragstabed service In the great and brilliant in vietarito In theGrliass: — tol Tobe hlsjo• General. &cowl Hugh H. Hose, C. 11., Unit. ached, from I^th December, 1854. IN By eoansaell of the Right Honourable 01.141111. AL VI3COI.7NT 11AltDINOE. 114 Commanding in Coief. St. G. A. W6THERALL. St. Adjutant Gams/ W. 6160 1 17106. Jaw. MI. 10 11111 MIT. Major-Gataral Sir Oahu Oink 1. L C.. mid Major-Metmel Jabs 8 1 . Lysight Persalketer.C.L. to tisw ths boa risked Usolmaat. se gamma Is Tole, g MEd MOIL Ems. OA. Wise therm* ep ot Behr dist Osumi is Torbay, bastss modistil Idamelt to but pj Majesty's smisketame sod rued Osthiabhol sotolota in the st, moat and brllloot stslorlea is as Mmes, to be promoted to be a pp essj mimes* Y dMs 10751 Marmot st the eth Oa at tobcr, sad so Me porommot Ib i t ios o:Vsllems, his Bt. seamarks Is bear date . 211 Dammlter, 1634; sod Brevet se Major Mello& It Osage Omohl bs Weft- m rata Wadi tbirsay„ ford silt MI, hie lts comodisims is Imam , ISA .01 OITICE OF ORDNANCE, JAN. It. ie Royal Madame c 4 Artillery. SO Drove COlOnli DCA. Cameo la bs solre4 toe annoy reearned It at * general align; Mild War Selo Nate Arbuthnot Prow to 1 M braise* eitag, els Degetype; Mesa Orptaia Oben* Jobe 60 Shuba te Meeapeille,elte hew ; VIM Lieggeest avoid lack. et eiln It its eeeeai *le gleegge; Dread LEMMA Merles 16 MINN Rodin el be Met gegoiree, Wee liven brevet (Morel Meet leirs leedeseL eke Mimi at tell pen One* Froirtlett Mir Cleweeing be lbentannat colcuslorke M. Burn: Sneed 0e; Omen, Is be elign e vigl • net Uvular* Teem' Lim& te seeni apeds: rice Oregoey; Second Ileisesemt Clarestl Oollierteed be be Int 60 lieutenant. tiOS libbeeds; greed Olin* lobe IleW Ortega og. be to elleart. vim Dellek Med OM hill ply; Henry 10 Austin Teem le be geelegegt aka*, eke ; Second Le Captia Meer Tear Illetries to be ceptels. 'WO Terser! First 0,0 Liententne Jabs Eiteramil Napo to be evert weal; vice Newton le Sauced lanatennnt Ilinislty Ambles* Luba to be Ina lieutenant, 1 0 rtes 1111/0 t gm* Odin* Dealtl Tberusges to be colonel, VIPS B t , Itawadeneetkei es t ell pep ; Owe& Th rew Beckett Fielding 6 1 Made* to be geelemat Muni. she Theredlke • Second Cuptain 10 Altamin. Ceaurur Ogg le be etgegs, *et Menhott ; First I.u. tenant Hoary Walpole gabs Duty to be second captain, vice ' OWE: Second liensmant Feniarlek Augustin ante, to be Ilist ow' lientenant, vies Deinteed. Bt* Sc 10111041131714 The date of the prometios of Sesand Captain Maude has been altered ii to 13th December, Int. Corps at Royal Engineers. Brevet Colonel Charles Wright to be colonel,. Mee Joan, removed as a general oMetr; Brevet Major Thomas Rawlings Mould to be lieu- SO tenant colonel, vies Wright; Second Captain the Hoe. Hussey Tam 5 ..„ Keene to be captain, vice Mould: First Lieutenant Whitworth Porter to he second captain. vice Keane; Second Lieutenant James Hamilton Wilson to he first lieutenant, vice Porter. 10 OFFICE OF OIIDNANCI4 law. 23. se ICc i t awsind wysl Regimen. Brevet Ming Fesmis Themes le be saiseel. vice Barry, St fetiesd ea Mier ; ilsie Tsai( Mathes to be abed t Brevet Celled Curbs Olsie WoMdd bbe tnioesi, vies Witinalea Mired sa tell.pay ; Brevet Ma* Owes Wynne to be lielleatet mimed; Brevet Major Wildest Crawley State to et. is lisestsemi4sieesi, the ilawkelaw, retired as fall-pay; Brevet E t Timm Drury Harness to be lieutenant-colonel ; • Omit Idetead Twin Font to be lieutenant ColcArl, vice Hemet• All pay; Brevet Major Willem Tolland hi he IS liesiseest eakeek Mee lioniughin. retired en full pay; C ,ptain Chubs Emidlne Feed to t e lieutenant wilonel, vice Thomson ; Celesta Ilimmed Omen Moody to be lierawaaet solowat, 'los Si alseediell ilesse" Meade WO= Onsperse be murals vice 1 1. Nisei lemmil (betide 0. Jetta OM to be media. sloe E. T. Ford; Base" Osybis Caerlie Geed= Way to be darlds. vise Wised ; ems' Olibis WM. Daiwa (lowed te wsere* Mee C. IL ke_ Ford; 0.M.1. Merles Ma to be mottle. NIIIIUrtat Liautesset Jobe lmble Maws to by milm 4 ssfisim eke ; First Waimea Owes T. WINS 60 bOUSINIIIIII.IIIII. vise 0 tbb ; First Lissesesalp. _lll.JsksOrsitsa tel sassed esptsb. Tics ; le Vir•tilirilllllo MOMS WAIT NNW le be mooed vice °matt ; /lest Useiseeet maw amide v yvY new to be WI sewed se ale, vies eke . raved Liestealet Charlm Mae Law de Mostuaesmi to be Seat 411101110%w e le• Wilms ; elmed Lisutetwat ti Ma. Ws. IA Poet Tnieditfirst liteismeek vi • t awe= .see/ Liestseast Team ba "Mar Useable le beret lisetewat, ISO vise Cretan; Besse" Limier" Merelea ken Vilrellse le be n Ent Beessesat. vies Mal Lisebemet Wm% Oloysesee• Bls rbe Omit "'maw; vies Ceseee. 50 SS BANKRUPT& JOHN EITIVINI, Fetter-lane, City, chementonger. Bowan.° Kunnas, Maidstone, licensed victualler. WlLLtax PIANO', Qlerkenweil green, gas fitter. Haulm Stunner. HAMS, Shrewsbury, draper. HINNY SPINOZA, Rose, Herefordshire, linen draper. JAMES LUCAS, Stroud, Gloucestershire, cheese factor. JOEX WAND, Pessistone, Yorkshire, surgeon. JOAN Coxox, Macclesfield, Cheshire, butcher. THoNAC EICOLAITICO PNANNON, Seaton Carew, Dur ham, merchant. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. Si Luau KILT, Glasgow, clothier. et JAMp FAVLDS and WILLIAM POLLOCK FAIILDII, Beith, Ili merchants. tt JoNx M'Cita.s., Screwier, boot end shoe maker. .i2l - 7 r visit, r. eels piar el lt primer for his fate by ia- 1,1111111011-CATTLE, Jas. 19. &Twos ht „ e s ,. d„ Jury had ift,i),,,,,d,M hi, This d7r~eigtr sallseas st her *Oa, : The Cennt Charles Tits- Ifinletes amide* tram the Kng of Wan!. to to Waage hi Om" Mal hit hopes to b• aid tad. Tb• Mine bb =vaginae,' to whisk be wen introduced hy the Mart prima adalleal $ thick well of this &del*, sad as some es attleaass,, lg,p,, hr Itersaary of Mate far foreign ella Was mob to spiritaal matters, he said, 0 1 ass htteirs. risitsl by a liallisila priest, but he has the good taste sot to PORISION-OITICD, lair. 19. yeah go is it religion." Advert to his The Q„.„ lies um * won et Mr. George Dhaais r rile ONS4aumiallidespier Mr= et libraws. . • - --- Lard Campbell ass gaurp of a remit taiga' tars At him to death than he had been la committing the aims for WAIL omca. Jar. 23. which that @entitles wan passed. Hs did not appear to Games OM& think that he had committed any crime, and on be Is. Horse Guard', Jaa. 19,1955. formed that Lodru Rollin was* court at the time of his aria). The Queen having elgaidelasp iatra tics to confer a labial for . . . . .. .. r. 1..:. .n. MA.r rim ills eitiorwisine• efflnase Asti mum. With COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—THIS DAY. (11T MAGNIN/10 TILZORAPN.) eb. et (7110111 OWL OWN CONINSPONDINS.) et. The attendance If town and country dealers at our mar ket this worlds( was but small. Few maples, with a 11 moderate demand. The following quotations will show the slight improve meat from Friday last :—Wheat, 24. per bushel ; lour and il t Indian corn Is. higher in price. et. Oats, oatmeal, peas, beans, and other articles unchanged. MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY. Zs g i SEGAL—Tao public tales to-day, consisting of 200 hbds. m Betbadoes, 3,200 bags Mauritius, 6,000 bags Bengal, sad la 400 bags Madras, have gone off steadily at previous rates. tL, Correa.—Tbe public sales are progreesiog without say ec material alteration inpriee. TEA —For good and floe emogott the demand is steady, at full prices. fiaLvrsrstu.—Of 3,800 bags offered by auction, about to 600 bogs sold without spirit; Wren. 7i to 235. 68.1 to Ms. Elea resaaina without alteration. I 1 COTTON.--340 bales mad on 'Change yesterday at previous a rates. le TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market is firm, with an upward tendency. Town 1 1:* tallow is quoted 665. nett cash; Petersburg Y. C. on the i spot, 67e. 6]. to 68e. 6d.; February to March, 685.; Marsh 04 to April, 68s. fD SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. li. J. Davis reports the supply short; prices without t . alteratl•m, mceptias for the best green hay, which is in good Ltd 1 demand. Quotations:—Prime meadow hay, 701. to 80a.; ' us. superior, Me. to 965. ; Inferior, 60s. to 60s. • rower, 60.. to fl 80s.; elovar f Pt* I. 114 a posos4 sue, NIA* 100 s.; Isrmirq 2 7, 36. W 194. Jimmy Emma. The railway share market today was flat, partly in sympathy with the fonds and partly owing ei to speculative sales induced by the London and Brighton Company's half-yearly dividend of 31. 4sw. so per cent., which seems to be regarded as not quite equal to the expectations entertained. Great t o , Western stock was mach depressed. The other se , heavy stocks did not decline more than Ito $ per It cent., whilst the lighter shares were comparatively to I unaffected. The transactions were generally very 144 limited. se THIS DAY.—Two O'CLOIK. The railway share market to-day livery dull, bet there is no further decline of moment. Great West ern stock is a trifle better, at 661 to 1. London and ( North-Western is quoted 1001 to 101; Midland, 691 to 1; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 741 to 75; South- Easterns,l7l to 1; Caledonians, 301 to 31 ; and Great Northern, 221 to 1. _ French shares are quiet. OILDINART &ÜBE. AND STOOKS. Elt i . : Pt SO 1,11 Our softy So trAl. ii is 111 4 ilk 16 17 6 7 Or et_ 116. eii lssi 14; 11 i i ft. 4 1 li 14 11_ 23 U 73 73 II SS I Ca pair 194 34 Is a $94 fOi la _7s _73 in lii Z a! 92 jai U 74 78 7 • p. 7 • pi 74/ 7i/ • 41 - - I 10% 107 109 101 - - i 2: $ 1' pl • 11 ft 7 ~ it 41. 1 IS da. If 24 311 33 " I le_ - • 11 NI /7 I :I Ms IS 13 411. 18 4 64 52 44 Par 44 41 ads • si dla 90 Sle 44 40 If $ • 45 4/ 13 . 14 iilN24 3911 f Ms U 37 3 14 14 17 4 S 1 Si 4 f N si 97 99 91 11l 1113 1u Is 101 ISe Is id Ili 211 101 Ili ad II fl U N N MI 132 13i n I it al 91 93 i al -if _r. i 4 ll - 5 if 114 114 !Oil !II iii •1 - 1 Poi _ 111 N ~ 116 KI ~ 1 4 la n /I TS „ 19 ji " ill• 44 It/ NA 41 $. n i Pa lit IN 4 If 1 44 41. FT Si 1111 IN NI WS w 13 1 3 111 r *4dli as 111 Ili II 14 It die r r OP II 141 A dbri C .n dwor !!, Mom% I!s.a!lisin. 1,19 M. do. do M No drielli odd Rueter au (user sad Holyboad :ii lo.i ~+ Fa rad lIIYt all sal Abard J. Cot Abelian ail Ditto (Ca E and H.) all imam coantles 100 libiters Union, CUM A Do. pat E. U. !Ida.) IGO Dwells IL liur Zan lAassabizo . 100 Belzbeg' sad - IWGlasgow is Noth %Moro Great Northern leo Do. A, Stock 100 Do. B, &oak 1.0 COL loath. sal W. (by ) too Great Wafers 100 Do. ilionsTsboyGo.iltk. toissiolor owl Carlisle . lit Do. Thirds _ tipw il?.i liapadaTh -- ierietiZre S De. Want Digs* Maks I 11 Limbs ad Illesliva ll 100 UM, 68. COYi lOC t‘ed. l o_ll llll % Ratans --- - Do. riiii - .71. - i - 16 Do. Mir . II Do.SIOILIILsodB. (C.) I D0.10.60 ......... 1.0 London a Swath Western 4 Do. SU 114 Do. NW all Lowissierrytlinolakillan 100 liarb.eher,hUgloolash. al' Do. I Sharto, No. 1 . 100 Ididlsod 100 Do. Bina and Doti all KUL G. West. (In.) - I 2 Ditto Half Stoves tt Qt '4eweitotie sod Corll4lo V f . i gein.rket Bury Fates _ e Kiwi-, sad 63111111 , 0 all ProwryWarreopubst tam kW Norfolk 111 DD. New Se Kamera Mantles Make 100 North British Is North Devon, No. 1 all De. A Deferred 8 Do. i e Guaranteed 180 IL Ileetern—Berenek 118 Do. Extension 1$ Do. G.N.B. ell Do. Leeds ISO Do. York 40 Earth LA MM aR Do. Wm 1401. Mures . 17i Nardi Ibilholidire all Ikea Warners la isoliWeg. Jane. 1% Word adi , Wars, lb %Aver lub Onsal lig 5.555tadi NUM& 10 ihrowsliery and Hertford 100 Aluke 100 iovalt 10 ,outli Woks 5 +auk Tatlestagligeelnus mil i «itd;said --- 1: : SI i resamlisies an Vale al Nara W Watirford lid = all Ifimerlard sad an Welt Larks VI Wait Cornwell I W.lladefLoLk Crystal P LINER LEASED AT 1 .1 (Wend be Lea. Pir is .:l lw to lembentdf .Weeftra) 100 Olplaelele (WWI 190eledielaa) 100 Samlimeelwe. parep.l.3. Deseed *Gt. ieira) 0 10asheratt Is Dom Port I (bawl le OA Western) 907(1.Teekit111199 Si DA i abaft r o De. i done ditto).. 12 Lasko NM eeardeb (Weed tollotitti Lament) Mb Ditto Preference (ditto) 100 IL•Teetaft Ow. 4 perOent. 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ISO Da. lime. O. .—. ad De. amid Da. on De. de. de. —.. en De. de. do. .. 6 Laasuldrilli Tot& Fno 100 DIO NNE oat. auk !oo !imilialiebt-Read4ll4 loil f . LawillikkWessOnalti ei Do. /14 • l Camlk 113 DUI, Prams* a W MOAN Pal 41 Sr in Nosiolk all 100 Do. Peo li Mffl i 100 D 3. 3 'IP 100 Mirth DM* • lro cooot.—asmi sh :oris; I Do. de. ikk. la Do. Lob p. at. Do. I Do. Do. Qum. ,a4ll. Do. Tat MO Mai Nail loo Cul.WortbaßoLlbt.ii all SeollkitOrtrallkw P all Itaklllem.. a l i N s ZoPlNl4eper ZIA 100 a aaa _ 4 DPlkallwatiVemr... 67: IPOi ta oft 9lf 11 f 14 ; 3 4 •i 6n 70 41 4$ N 61 7114 It Iti N lif 14 id 4 AMWAY& ! si 1 Par i Ps 31 ft ' 3 it,.....1 1 li p it 1 pia 3 7 4 ei dis 9. S 1 tie „ 11 10 W " 89 91 1 4 1 1 is " PS 00 per im „ 1 31 VI IN 1 112":_nar if Hi I If las . 1+ 1 di xis 7 i tom,, 11 if 14 Is I 1 „ N 5I 21 N,, 47 49 • lie ! l dm 4 s r 1 Ws 7 if $1 xto 6 7 pm 17i 1$ 11 sed Nes neisteen 10 Dutch Neel& a n Eases si Tema 10 De. Dow 1S Rea Mks • De. lassmise .... In an SepsaDds.,,,,/ maven Ds. Da 611 tato sha 10 Grand Drense at neweld ii 6.l7u;k7iGnads all DU.*. Law. & Atil Do. Oirt. ot Doing all Da. 0555 .- pi.% ilp. at. ie. 10 Oring Onatral at Mom .. all Gnat balm Paalasala.. 1 a. Pm 5 Fr i 555...... 1! Cit Loanabsesspoustala Ds. de. all Ot. Wirt. dm dig all D 0.200., pay 51,00.1111 el Us. do. 111, do. all Do. de. 10. Is. all Da do. 1/10,111iset all Elanillon mod Wrest* . all DO.O pit Ont.. 10 Lyme asi Goons 11 L. Medltorraseeo ►t De. New 21 lossw & Liege (with lot) 111 11ortbera et tram* Is nos IX sirs (lat _Cliaderal i Erquelinsel all 14444reiiii11;;a — PTere; 14 Pails and Lpiss SO Parts sad °ragas SO Nub sad Boma ....... 10 Perla, Casa. k C2tabours all Roam sad Hans Royal Swedish all .4alatde sad Yew all Do. I per Cent. Prater , an Wee Flanders 10 Do. 04 pre Qat. Pretax ' 19 Western at indica 10 Weaasa at Bwllarrlaad Agin Fria rAngto Muir&lima Gold "Anglo Californian RAtistralasian +Australian Australian Cordillera ►aetrallao Freeluild Ave Marla Blase...on Iron & Coal Britian Australian Gold "British Iron tliraz.luip.(lss.l4sl.pm Do. Cocas* and CuiMs Do. Bt. 101111 Dot Rey Carson's Creek +Cla.Considtn.Co.,Jans ItCopper Miner. of Eng.l tpo. Pref. 76 per Ant. 14ort - uaa — iree Givet Nogget Vtia Reg.l yal Grand Duchy ot Hades Great rvlrcati Liberty +Unarm Lusitaatiut . New Granada +N.tioaret Min. Bm.Cl Noun's Blonde Kontstb,to!l Silver Lea* Quarts Rock +Ethyl:mei Iron ♦Do. New *Wallow) de Cubs Wadi martrallan Oa Croft ........... ttleited Mexican Waller West Mariposa 4 Tesnaterable b JOINT STOCK 1 1066 i 7,00 u $0 10,006 1 11,000 __ 10 ... . tostralasis. Brlt.CoLliaakiltLoan Co Rriebb Norib American 61;artertri Balk ;iraia Mart. Bank of India, - - • Colonial rosameroial of London Eng.,Soot.,&AustChart Lon,Chart.Bank of Aunt DIM New LtedOllsad County London Flat Stock London and Weitzoileter Nat. Prom. of England Do. Now National of Ireland P 3 New South Wales Orient. Beak Corporatice Previa:U.lof Ire lead Do. New Royal Australian Bank log and Gold Imp. Co. ,South Australia Unica of Australia Do. Nu Union of Loudon .. Australian Agricultural Australasian Pacific Mali Australian Royal Mail Berlin N aterworks British *Markin Land BrititOuLtlim.k Rad. Co. MINIM Z ei...t ismen sa.aa dial; 16 - 4;1171 him et Priam Mors Mein Ebetril IRallh _ , E_WiF‘•*tio , Emairatir.siii; ll 64Z I dab liatireat War. i tleciiteril***Eeet.Tel. I Mexico* h 111.Alineriso National Palatiiim. Fail Netherlands Land NAL Wale! ens] ta • 7111 North Brit. Atortralosloa North. of Enrol* Stem- IPalma bus Osseipaa7 1 !cad It ! U el " . • I — ad& Au*. Uvulas De. New =Di Australian Lod abossrase Weir. Scrip Do. Do. Registered _ _ leo 1 1 ;ikidaWnoo.of UpCao Diessea's Lead 11 is AN ARRIVAL FROM OUDE.—Among the passen gers by the Indus, which arrived at Southampton your terday with the Indian mail, was Clhenum li.haeem, a native of Lucksow, the capital of the province of Oude, in the East Indies. He is a private gentleman of fortune and education in his native place, and was dressed in the beau tifal costume of Lucknow. °helium 'ltemise has some over to England to dispute with the East India Company the right to jewels, and ether property of great value, which have come into the poemesion of the company. He was ac mospanied by Mr. Langley, a gentleman from Madras, who L his legal adviser aad interpreter. Oholaum Einem had never seen snow before he approached Southampton, and his interpreter had not seen it for 35 years. THE WAREHOUSEMEN AND CLERKS OP THE CITY AND TIM PATRIOTIC Funn.-.--Yesterday morning a depu tation of the warehousemen and clerk, employed in the City of Leaden, waited upon the Lord Mayor, and presented his lordship with a cheque for 1,4181. 10s. 7d., is aid of the Patriot* Faad. His lordship presided at the meeting held upon the amnion. THE WEATHER' AND THE PARER.—Yesterday skating was very penally resumed in all the metropolitan parks, the frost during Sunday night having added con siderably to the strength of the Ins. The snow which had fallen rather impeded the enjoyment of the skatcn in the early morning, but as the day advanced largo spoons had been swept clean, and many thousands of persons bad an opportunity of enjoying their favourite amusement. A large Indy of police constables of the A division were sent on duty into the parks early yesterday to assist the dawn of the Hamm. Society, and should the (rest continue there will be no lack of protection for even the most reckless adventurers. About 3,000 persons were returned as present en the ice during the day in St James's-park, and 2,000 upon the Serpentine. The Hewd Pend and the Long Water were visited by about 600 or 700, and the Regent's- park had at least 1,000 skaters. Several immersions took Otast, and in almost every instance the parties wire teased by the icemen, and no casualty worth reportA j o h :caned during the day. The thermometer ranged d the day from id at noon to 23 in the evening, when wind, which bad bets south-west, veered round du out TM body of the imag .an who loot bioffirin eadoaverz a to g save the youth. is Jamoss'sjiek Is' Waft has been as dal se Jana imam% aged 17, a ' Vidoodib, 11, isriali4lllllgA Owne's,. ;~i x ;0601 .00‘ , 1 60 MONDAY IMMO. The English funds opened flatly, rallied on par. chases of some amount, but snowed renewed weakness towards Otte close, and finally left off 1 per cent. lower than on Saturday. The feeling of the market at the close was not strong, owing to to-day's fall at Paris, although a reaction on that bourse was naturally to be looked for, following the recent marked rise. The Cousol market is prejudiced by speculative sales, in duced by the approaching re-ass, mbling of parlia. meat (which will take place to-morrow), tet in itself the market is good, there being no immediate supply of stock of importance, with the exception of the secret sales on government account, to which we have lately adverted. The withdrawals of stuck by the public have reduced the value of money in the Con aol market to 3 to 31 per cent. In the discount market money continues in fair demand, without pressure. At Paris to-day the bourse was characterised by considerable depression, the Three per Cent. Bente§ closing about per cent. lower than on Saturday. In the Four-and-a Half per Cents. the fall was only about 1 per cent. At Amsterdam the bourse is rather flatter, except for Dutch stocks, which re main in favour. At Vienna and the other conti nental markets little change is observable. Consols for the Bth February ruled all day between 911 to 1 and 914 to g, and closed at the lower range. For money transactious are recorded at 911 to 911, and the closing quotation was 911 to * The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 911, 1, ; ditto, for account, Bth Feb., 911, 1, a.. Three per Cent. Reduced, 911, 4, 92, 911, 911. New Three per Cents., 921, 911, - 921. India Stock, 223. Bank Stock, 2111. Three and-a Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds falling pay able in 1859, 991. • Exchequer bills were quoted 4s. to 7s. prem., and Exchequer Bonds 991 to 1. Ia the foreign stock market the only transactions of moment were in Turkish, which alined about 1 per cent. lower than on Saturday, at 761 to t. Other stocks were quiet, and unchanged in price. At 4 o'clock Russian Five per Cents. were quoted 100 to 102; ditto Four-and a-Half per Cents., 89 to 91. Dutch Two and-a-Half per Cents., 61 to 62. Sar dinian, 84 to 86. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 70 to 72. Mexican, 21 to 1. Spanish De ferred Three per Cents., 181 to 1. The Het of sales is limited to the following, viz.:— Austrian Old Five per Cents, 70 (exchange fixed at lOtt per £). Danish Three per Coots., 1825, 811. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 62, 6`211 ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 93. French Three per Cent. Renter, 68f. 73c. (exchange 25f.) Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 71. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 37/. Turkish Six per Cent. Bonds, for account, 31st January, 76k, 7„ 1, 1. The scrip of the new French loan was last quoted 3/ to 41 prem. The corn market to-day was well supported, arid wheat was quoted about 3s. to 4s. per qr. higher than last Monday. The rise of last Wednesday and Friday is thus fully maintained. The tallow market to-day was firmer, buyers pre ponderating. The Admiralty have given notice that they are ready to treat for the hire of steamers of above 400 tons for the conveyance of troops and stores ; also for • a steamer of about 500 tons to convey medical stores to Scutari. The Admiralty have engaged the following steamers u regular transports, viz., the Chester, Gibraltar, and Telegraph. The South Eastern Railway Company are inviting tenders for loans, to replace debentures falling due. Friday next has been appointed special settling day for the shares of the Scinde Railway Company, with leave to be officially marked. These shares are quoted to prem. At the meeting of the proprietary of the Union Bank of Australia to-day, the half-year's profits were stated at 123,0491., 123,0001. of which is devoted to the payment of a dividend of 15 per cent. for the half-year, being at the rate of no less than 30 per cent. per annum. The half year's profits have exceeded those of the previous six months, but the directors ' state they have made a much larger deduction than usual to provide against possible losses which may arise out of the embarrassments now observed in the colonies. The report, however, expresses a belief that the pressure will be merely temporary, and that the news from the gold fields points rather to an increase than a diminution in the yield of the precious Land and bank shares to-day experienced no varia tion worth reporting. Crystal Palace shares again showed flatness, and closed at 2,1 to 21. London Duck stock has been dealt in at 102 to 103, and the Canada Company's stock at 105. The shares of the Electric Telegraph Company were flatter. The freight market continues flat, and the last week has been marked by a diminution of the dis position previously shown to make exports to th Crimea, for the use of the allied armies. THIS DAY—Two o'cLoci. In the English stock market to-day sales have again preponderated. Prices are now quoted at a further reduction of 1 per cent. compared with the closing quotations of yesterday. Consols were sup ported for some time at 91/ to 2 for the Btk Feb., but have since receded to 91; to 2 . For money, transactions are recorded at 911 to 1, himd the present quotation is 911 to The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 914 to ; the New Three per Cents. at 911 to 921; the Five per Cent. Anne. at 117; Exchequer Bills at 4s. to 7s. prem.; and India Benda at 141. prem. Scarcely any business has been done in foreign stocks, which in some eases are rather weaker. Spanish stocks have been pressed for sale; the Old Three per Cents. mark 361 to 371, and the Deferred 171 to 18. Turkish is slightly lower, at 761 to 1. Mexican is quoted 21 to 1; and Russian Five per Cents., 100 to 102. Belgian Four-and-a-Ha per Cents. have been dealt in at 94 (exchange 23tr.) MINES. 1110XDAT We have no improvement to report in the hems mining stock market, which continues flat in eha racter. Shares in Wheal Trefasis still meet with inquiry, as do those in Clijah and Wentworth. Shares in Wheal Buller have been dealt in at 560; Clijah and Wentworth, 16 to 17; Wheal Treftisis, 64 to 6i; Nanteos and Penrhiw, 14. The gold mining shares present no new feature, being very dull. The General Mining Company's shares wore quoted 1/. higher. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocx. There is still no inquiry for the gold mining shares. Ague Fria shares are quoted 5-16 to 3-16 die. ; Nouveau Mande, to 3-16 per share ; Colonial Gold, 9-W to 7.16 dis. ; and Great Nugget Vein, ; t die. Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 33 to 35; Peel River, 2; to 21; North British Australa sian, 5-18 to 3.16 dia.; and Scottish Australian In vestment,/ to 1 prem. Other land end mining stocks present no move ment whatever. DAVIES V. Piterf.—The Arbitrator in this elm, Mr. What, Q.C., eat again yesterday. Serjeant Wilkins eirwineseed a violent adores' on behalf of the defeatiant, mai had sot madaded it when the proem:bogs ware edjotaill. 1 Is all 111 all Business dose to-day. 81 n tTle 21 214 $ 41 0 •7 0 10 IN llli Si 21 dial u lob 107 lob SI i Psi lei 174 1* GI 1 If ii 2i 66 S Sti 7 ad Butane does to-day. 10$ 1074! , i {+ I ; , , 1 1 i 1 I 11 i 1 - - .4 .4 9 1 4 4 29 11 i 1 1 9 IF li t 17 1 80 83 par 919 du lt 17 7 I ' i dis 14 i 19 1 22 1 14 .1 6 7„ 4 4 1 1 1 1 2 SSi - 101 Tie Ili 31 N 191 99 N 93 97 141 1 101 1 15 id 71j id I i coei.l I 1:ko01 1,001 , 1 20 ,000 8t .0101 13 euoi I 0:00l , 93,15 li,oool Pries yeatArdir. 71 11 1 04 dim $5 37 $7 39 171 — mini - Priers qzls. llfaxis Si ammo. dose taday.