The Express. — London, England, 1861-12-28 00:00:00

_____ ___ __ THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 28, 1861. m 1H IC WINDHAM i UNA CY e'.4.C. THE POLICE COURTS. SHARE LIS7S.—(THIS Ild YJ I IRITISX POININISIONS. MONEY MARK _____,,_. The inquiry was resumel for the 3inth nine this (THIS DAY.) ilaPd I lueemes. I F alern ono towl I aim 10441 .....- v. ?we *Vinci. Minn. The railway share market is •very inactive to- 1119 IWI ealewlle*lV: 64 66 .. ex. W F. faunae@ roared a timber eortrazt, dated 7 0 th N. IN No. IDN. AK Pei IN, - ifAßLßeitouttif-STREET. day. With the exception of an improvement of is a p D o , d o , The stock markets co cola ...;,der, INI. - ram Mr r E Hasoll, sobeiter of Norwich, sad solicit°. Two fema l es, who stiorLirroto • per cent. in South lantern stock, anii a fall of 1 See •ell • illiabardlabeilelein Si a - Owing to the uncertaint of - t the Wrier's. sad te the receiver of the Wisdom marl ' . pare th° SIM " 3ara4 Rill I ° 4 in Caledonian prices show no variation. lii a ...,0-. r-h-- tiers of peace or war, be 'ewe ..i.tre proved Mr. Wisdom'. *nature tit h e sane. " r.l 411 "" in , were charged wit h stwain g some London and Worth Western stock is now quoted Sp.& Ma, • soshawls at the thop of Mr. John Gatineau° at the corner of instancat, consequently, Th° lo ""Si Cal °WIT" 16 16 . 1 ma. By 111 z. wipli - Warruest t, Tottenharn-court-road. ' 911 to 92/ ;(Steal Western, 671 to 68 ; Midland, us 110 r a dersilr at , „mama. - ee boa. - lower than yesterday at lam agreed to soli ell Ow Imam cat 011 the felhndil *stelae It epoured ft. the evidence of an assistant, wiui. moo .1; lAnnalbils and Yorkshire 108 to 4 ; 306 10 Aaiun@ 19/4. dalas - - - al as ' o ° lo l the wet tar 7 1 • 11 "F. W. I . 4 "eu`w su'l W. J. Chscln, that on the previous afternoon th e prisoners Caledonian, loci to •1 ; South Zaetert'e 761 to 1; S all 86 11 wWww. _ _ 2 . , ,6 „_ - the funds, however, sea Fry, of 11.1. New umeu . street , on the Urns stated is eel - entered the shop Std asked for some ma.ntler take tiome ID 16 Claps Eastern Counties, 511 to 52 ; and Great "g''''''`' • ""' - per cent. sleeve 'nand., the quantity taken on these tenni to be were shown them , - and Bell was obeerveu to up 112 to 113. Northern , 111 W 01111•11. rim Ow owl - - Let leis Urea 5,01 W. worths year. 111/ 306 - At Paris this morn three shawls mod secrete them seder bee dress. As they 10t 102 101: 1 1 Mr Henry thoodfutd, Lind dal estate ..gent, and valuer. were about to leave Bell was as what she had got about Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares remain dull, I I 111 'W 1161611" Pwilew ilulla ID all Dm Jahlialpere ..., - - teed telegram, the Thee 4 "ewer is Nerfulk. "'mined bY Ir. iLlambor• - 1 her, and the said " nothing," but afterward. dropped the at par to }perm. The Indian lines are steady, te• all Dm np. Uthilsen6 NI 100 - at 671 r. 25c., being Sc. t late been' in the helot of valuing the treater shawl . and Canadian dull. 14/1 ad Do. lip. eli. do. ISO le tel - We .e the relbrisryg estate during the tut few years. Tbree J une .' f ee w „,, e, gm E. prove d t a ki ng p g i, oasia into cu .. la an De. do. do. 11186.111 100 101 100, Consols are officially .i alts .hdlit,tr a foot would he • nearer value fie oak timber teases tody and finding as Bell only Is. find. ORDINARY IthAILIN AND STOCKS. lO an Do. do. de. 0111671 KG It 3 1021 a 1..., 13 mane equine thoa twelve poem. I would under. Th e ..• eni-embed• the case settled by the ma g i s t ra t e e h . IN I ftelsevers. I t1 f.. t ....,P 1 w11 . I S ates pa. 'so da a l / 6 411aaad Do.ir laa p o r im ai sseg °la ,7 6 N W L a 14 1 - div. for money, and 901, whoa tale to nod • purchaser at M. • foot. It is not • fair mode count. The present qu 1 the leered' Of - goiog to the sessions. die MI DoJkiraferi.ll thes. 46 le .4 weasuremeet to take the girth at two-thirds The magistrat having remarked that he bad no doubt 1 0 en Stew.t. _WelsWeeeeeTwl• 0 6 -.. I* au ro. err ft SO Se 311 3°- earth and the 9th proz. :r ..n the butt end of the tree. It would give they were resell:. s h op lift ers, reessaded them. el. 1011 111th,ram.doCInealene. - - - IN an DR /MA VIOL •- 34 * - km, :::i per mat. in favour cif the purehrer. The elect le all ,ffiesidnis -. .., MS all Se. 41. IDA . ... le In _ is as follows :-Bank those .4 the melba( 5.000 f. worth of timber for four years from 800THWARIC. a, Viet re al ai illeitism iliTikaaa lliari. Taaa lkMd.C. .... '... th. ratrigg estate would be to clear it entirely of timber H°Raaldra IT altaYaNTa ' N. ste IMAM aft SAN: - a ft IN " Illest °l6 bras Poll i Liii 4 11 11 ,r, 100 - Ceuta. Reduced, Of Wel ae.l have the house bare. Watiam Whete, • raiddlaaged Ira, was charged with and el. MS 10elideniew - le II De. New 111. IN IL mietrz i al 2ll 1110 - l Sal - per Cents., 901, 90 Ime I . rsseesionieed by Mr 11. Cairns I have bought beech tameht.l6l°L.ohilat.piwy•WiLk.Megarimud.. Hurls and B°a. ' " 41 " ell °wit se° lewaew'• '" - 6 - .... lOC all *Was Id et Ia: per Cent. Stock, 16 epos h hoelll ell Cornwall ‘i'd W. of the Felbrild ProPerty but I" "h. The Simeon Norris' Hurls said he VW in partnership ill all Do. AtA no die. natal .e* assist of my purchases of beech was not more Mr. .-. .. NI I 1111 Do. New 100 N Dais. 11, 11l dk 114 - for account, 1031, ex c I m y with his bro th er sod father, at No. 4, Waterloo-med. The 10 an 'Do b I e.o. ts paler B. es i tha . :3 :bt rOf ab. ... t .r w lll .. M. 4w in irofth any uyaeatimr. times During theist.: prisoner... ana , in their wrvica , em i some ooe ed eeee in . .411 an ... ;Gotha *DONN'S Tes. 40 62 '' IN an pa olrr i wttoa• - - a. Debentures, 1859, 904 ; otb 1- an I ell Da do. it wllbeeisp. .• - - 75., prem. ; ditto, June, weir in hi m, owing to the time he had been in th eir "' "` :build-Perth. 4 ° 14 -Jie 1 0 11 three years I hate sold a great &slot timbered' the stab . re r"''' of e j o f ......• h e received, b e N. 11 ° lest SNlbut 11l 19 - - 110 .l Darintellhla.Per•Tl -• - - St. NO Nokia Gam n per es. le 91 Foreign stocks are dul la nem I gold •'Tio Lodi of wiadalls at .if . • load (1,""i0e) °"lo°7- In consequence °ru le-N. 109 leareern Counties stopped the prisoner uhe was about to leave the premises, 1111. lle fastens Union, Stock A 4671116. NO P. Do. 11 pm el 01 109 - dove In DWI I sold about . 1) loads at the same prim. That was6o2 ill I - 111. 100 De. 41 pa el &tem. 91 53 - Turkish Loan of 1854 soil asked him what he had in his pockets? He•-• ii AB De. &per omit do._ ~ - - tni - and that of 1858 at coa-SNUB 62 la - 116. 110 Nab._ Oorpft.etiveada -.-• their dear at tha bark ' Tiwr° W • ° will d°°l ''' beech in ww ' s " Nothing ;" but on further question' pert. of th e perk, rod in °then, a good dealing him be f r.ig oua d. • N ak "I A Inset s li jo . ik - - - N W I N . inrewest * Carob Venezuela Bonds are ter Sr, th e ass tar of which is • very young. There is • rangy of brass, which bad been stolen from their stores. N. IN ifallnburanandelsegow 116 110 U. IN i lidinheo%Peoldt, Aisles 281 261 - 6 y dame communicated with his father and brother, and, Nen • telt th good deal of chestnut and some syounore. During Use lad HI all Forth and Clyde loos. e- -. ... N ell De. do. lAN do 6 7 Sales are recorded at elir tithe alarmi r extent to which they had bees ro'bbed, two years the market for this kind of timber hasll6 100 Glasgow AB. Women 98 101 ee SO ell De. N. Deep. de 4 6 ... Consolidated, 15/ ; Its bees glutted in couso l ueses ul the hurricane. The ." the araese.r we gi n ven into custody. - le MI GeM /forth el ecollend - - - N all Do. do. Last do. 4 6 -la answer to the charge, the prisoner said he had no ides N. 10 Ikon Neethera - bark might now be sold as it steak at fd.N. 110 ]dad s lOll 1021 101, (exchange 25fr.); Mexic a foot. The market foe it meth' be Norwich, which nof robbing his employers. He took the brass fort the put. lk NO De. • Slick lie 111 1021 10 IS Do. Pure ,db 141 sme of decorating lee room fee Christmas. 1111. NIS Dm I Nei IN 112 - an De. - iv; 28} ; ditto for account, f the treaty miles from the park. The oravemace would be by --, - n _ so , on ___..,_,_. m _ . H . m ... td that the , la in oh gonaltd Wen. Wm; lea 106 - ft. Dmled-11.11144.3me a i.. _. per Cents., 191 ; the $ p read. Tribunes& Tura, of beech 1 her ever Wows sold .'° `'ww " "••••"'"" "' " • ts. de Grew WwWilMa tirg err eel iii I I aNI WSW , round on the wee very valuable to him, but it k lie nonsorvol.nnen 66 fa .... i ester , 51 ; Turkish Six eOM ' Ai a " "tate ass S " fwth a the alma alas aa P•ihw gi would not fetch much se old metal. They had fat luring late year,' is . treut loW . to 15W. worth. That wasPro' 111. IN Issmakerod Yethehlre 1116 1061 IN 1 _____ Iby en ow. pus of that umber mu k. breakwater pa ... to an enormous extent within the last two years, and M. ltuoiesiles sot Neskerall 84 66 -e ilteMdt. ditto Six per Ceuta., theas Noy as • hundred inmate it was difficult to N. nal • 115 116 - 1 have sold about that avenge far the last eve years of Na 18h. II Doeu. Pd I et. peter dales. Three per Ceuta., 21, i• ...twit detect the thid. It No 44 45 -. booth off Lad rtunield's elate . There is water sacrifice no Iti. 101 landesiderth elm 911 e3l 91 1 160,410; th. Commerdel - 1 toms, midis th ree miles tif that property. The avenge pros at F N ath l that ha took the braaa Far th e P t r a 111 ell De. - - - Were et. Da di p. et. Pere ilia IN :- - - to . h ue s than t i mber was sold ons , 3 . 1. so le a &on. moo of fitters up a am foe Christmas, mid he did sot think he ga s 160 y a n n =m oo g n , n ft sof 30560 N U. LA and West India.. 100 • 1111 116 - Commis are quoted 9 . I . he hem. as dhow inen hod done the same. He et en trees were not selected a• being the best timber tam. „ L. " . ashi s••••••• • 7•sts i a se ly - mom for what he had does. 11l - all - Laadaskar =De. and . - 9 11-. .„, •th 1,310 U. Leedom 100 ' 68 SO Ile and 90 9-16 to 11-16 fox was - 1,916,1100 86 86 Katherlas IN ler es - pa* but fur the purpose of th the pianissimo. li r. Ham . tour b en • formed h i s ~...a. that the rob- Na in Mem,ersoL,aLthookre 441 66 661 I ~ in worship llNSlN et. Illsathampten - the same as at 2 o'clock, lame That was the price for felled mid deanimber. The 3s. • um= ... gum . ' b . their tenants kw had bees serious. 19 an Metropolitae 6 6, - mesa ea Ykeerla l7. .- 1-. _ Tut 1 stated as the .Slued the oak was the market poise This of them ...c,ried-at the- old L. hot •a. 100 Midland 121 i 12 4 117 1 i MN N Da. New - Both in Lombard-eta I cm. 7 MWMOu. without reference to other emaiderstioes is regard to theOM 610 lto. licw lt le pm -pm wand for money yesti dinalON was seteucal to four years' penal servitude, and the se. mo Do. bagoi. b p o n y ss IN - stipulation ad the ertrace The terms of payment would • . • • 170LONLILL 001111110 INT 1110111Z11131. I the two to nine months' iTs y rnonment each. He had no N all Mid. Gt. Wm are.) - the other half _, ._ .... the 0b..,,. bee • • • • es Ind ban wheat& wag completed. Sometimee tort is paid down, cad the ;7;:,_ - _____r - r _,,,, c ^ - - .K.:•e.:1WA7. - 1171116 - 101 Ml The demand, however, the tee ali Neweestie sad Cortiale -. ea - Lerch n ia sno thn• ber na lad roi bssu sil maa .pork ta t o 0 , 6° 7 npm a ia t r is " mort u " dia g vau. - TV@ enagartra r..-. The'Teotenoed him to two the hard labour. I° 9 16 werS*SweweleSeS• • - — ale -• :::: "De aParalai " la "" lie - - usual at the close of I Idi ID MI Newn,Watmegtelles - - - .... .. De.llprroset.,llllll4. 100 - - able as ornament this se timber. The laicise contract I ever WORSHIP-STREET. W. Use swim - .... - Do. erfelYs•Aalog 100 104 107 7 count brokers took ad, Ilse mails for timber Ines the Windham property war about woes sasses, ht. Ile Nor th Settlab - . - Do. II par st. Mardian. 103 106 1(,7 mey five years's°, for tinsber from the Haworth estate. The Aimee Ymeitin, a savagalookieg youth. described as a ::: 8 . 1 1 lath Dews "SAD. - -•- ; Na .. De. Ipm omit. year Do. • ee -•- .... .. ellillhipsemet. IN 106 108 7. be paid by Meows. Roll an,ouot of that contrite& was about 6,0001. That was oak. labourer, was charged before Mr. Koos, with wilfully cut- go, in N. baossi , gon , sn. :3 I n en do. 1 101 106 106 i ear .• • • • • Only 4,0001. in gold The puce al that tone was about tbe same as it le sow. this laid wounding Gardner. IS NI Do. G.N.l.Parc . . i die - die •,, • • Die de 18111 NO 106 110 - di to Ite-ezarniard by Mr. Chamber-If NOOK worth of tins. The police handed to the magistrate • • certificate from le NO Do. Limo 571 - lee; .. New erunsw.Gov. 6p. M. 190 101 106 - yesterday, the recent su were her were eat from the erste foe fear yeers,enry stick would Mr. Collyce a surgeon in Worsbip-street, which stated et. 106 De. Test now exhausted. acted Pa VT - .... .. De. 6p. e., liffl le IN 1113 f 7 le - he cle a red olf. The /user part of the beech timber ia that the injured man was quite salable to attend. N. lie Kieft Load" Nol N all NellthithWeelmoJeno 10, In - .... .. De ._ll p. e.,1111111 - In the foreign exchar The onornesta timber, sad to cut it down would be to destroy sad the wife, upon oath, gave as account of 1111 174 Nerthimilerdshlre.. . 1.1 of dl. - _.... .. New Lethal emir gout IN 106 106 7 variations were to only a s deaf the beauty of the park entirely. The dads* trees the outrage, by which it appeared tbet homed it Ka sksjobonnanob.b e . g o s o - NS, .. Nova Scotia 6p. et, _llll7 100 let 106 . The are about equal proportieua, useful and unereetd. end husband kept three lodging houses, re in Goldete • a u ems. - - .... .. ArstOov. 6 pc. lend 1011 - -is our usual list. If half af th em were cut doer' the beauty of the Ire, St. Luke's, another ie Whitetbspel, and the 00 ell Pewlemeath - - - Ameterdatie 3 terldbei • Jae perk would be impaired and tee seine would be the third in Shoredita : that early this wars* the prisoner t• all Nroary - - - .. .. . . Do. do. Op. c. April do. too lest 103, 103 24 I - - -' 3 ' 11.16 g to 17 ; Rotterdam i tille.. mss with the sycamores. I never ham so large • untrue hail some words with her husband at the hitter place and N. 10 Isola 0 • 00 • 1 - BRITUM num& Antwerp, 3 sisal 26.6$ *Sal as 3,0.1)' . a year to he out epos as 'Mete of the that she suddenly perceived somethinir, although she could e s t me i" = 1 1 4121 .,•L A lm c i l°L . w as fr l - law 1 th. I VIM, IN.I 06 pekoe 1 Salm 3 month; 13.8, to ; Pea same sue as Felber's. 1 aleeedd Lot set largely not marline what, In the prisoner's head as he clenched it IL I n n oop oo n p o s es . - 9 mentlia, Mee le ;Fn INN LI _ roe by duriog • glut ia the martet, but would look forward to a and shook it at her husband ; that prisoner then struck le o u Dam o b enn agb ee n; better tune. I base as doubt that to lOU there will be a him in the fare instantly after which amok she saw the il. 190 fkoth Devoe N N - - Allred Com. Minkel 3. 1 111 1 1 Ilk 110 IMMO the - 118, to 1 • Peterebeis (p ta re .. Clifford - Thum, ei. do., Smooths. better market. blood lowing profusely from the left cheek, and be became le IN South theism ..-.... 761 re 711 I. .. Der. G. Om. (ravIMIL) I NM 870 - 3 mama, 14.60 to 50 ;Ha 4 the 16 11111 loath Wales By the Jury-Ike oak bark is worth hem 7d. to 9d. • insensible. I . l iminess% (lie** •• N IS 65 - 3 mouths, 681 to ; Logi :Med, - V* ~ Iliad Carideo chair. foot if the Inse are felled at the proper time. The toilet The constable in charge of the ease described the wound a * 1 . 6 0 I ss ,...Tewhit *Meer . It 67 6 6,000 .. gait Cars Brea - ddres sad hops per the oust of felli ng . Th e Pelbei n m o m as extending from the mouth quite woo the left cheek, is d i 0 , - .77 - •b sia a bir Is eye required imam elearrag out of Limbs from the wood, bet laying bane the jaw, sad oaths; into it so effectually lb* is rs Dim mo o 1 et an - not a large elseriag. If 5,090 f. a year were takes away, Oils of the Meth fell out. (The tooth was prodeeed.) M. 110 TN vale ...... fiL w ram Wa ther sow la rlib uiew fraalalL AMon... ) % W IT T : 3 1 4 10 4 1 _-- I so to 4 77 l ,o l l 9 ; l • N ; Mrstaina. aPisN oporte. 3 3 .14. 90 m0a d as them would be list very little timber lett te keep up She Medical mentions was °bribed as quickly se poesible, but N a e ll or — 4 Pm - t. ~. O. 1111. Vat (gehesa).. Mi 6 7 With the exception 4 :IP ham The enelerity of the in ere bars the 14 inches • met queatity of blood escaped before the montane* ar. w Ni die 11 Pm - L .. Greimille 6096 .. Herod *Soot 6.1531 11 2 111.1.11 a 57 19 ... of discount is only 21 p mistimed in th e inpreemest. The park is *wet 7W or rieo rived , ad th e poor man was now quite unable to mom. 4 , 1 0 ni U vo t e soon N 0 _ 5 . - a l asise"*"" 4 l ' l" 0 0 - dearer on the Continen sues is sliest You pert if it is need far cranes, sod a The PrietaWr , who listened 1 ° the evidence with the U. 1010 noted& la. A INN* - - -6, .. lady NNW Mu 4 1 - part is crier tills" sad is lee with the farms. greatest possible ieditferencii, when asked whether be N s et er sal i ()seawall e ili ..., 11, _ oasis VON a ft . 96 16, - quotation in the open DTI it/ James Kay, • dun.* ed db • c din.i. • a p o li ce , nee wished to on . anythiag in answer to the charge, replied- 111. NO W.thellnarti.44l - - - (Vas lieboN. th 60 at "" charge being 5); at Vii av eirmler eyeholes to that of the policemen oiled yesterday Why, what is the use , she has got it all her own way W. tee I Weet itod-Or ( ierd MI 41 eq It l l l =l. 6ll6me g r in as to Mr. Wiedhaires eccentric eueduct in the streela, arid felled* to the wiles teet , eleef I : but I used no knife. Li. 1 1: D..... := : : - _ , the th e opiates the pollee gesseelly formed that he was a med. lie fell avian the fender. and so got the injury. I . .. p . Nu m= p p .) - at Berlin, 4; at Brim LOll3 .. N. who Illesselltheual M If si at Frankfort, 31 per tie mem, ma ; eddies that be wan is the habit of taking poor saes Mr. loot -Hu any knife been retied 7 ker .. Berth Wheal Welly - The tendency of th ,Uedik, who peeled the Gab-doers is the Haymarket into custody, Cosetable -No, sir. It must have bees made away with, PRIGILIKNCII MALIN. 1 4160 .. Par Clem. po. Nairn 1.120 se rrovtikeeittl. Ws* WU. 811 40 - yesterday was again ir Brans. cad heeding them ever to misses, Who Of COWIN let for the Burgess meet distinctly reserted that the wound had N, IN. I lIMILWATIL I Cleelag pekoe Sales. 16090 .. CM. Ma. 00. 1 f t - 20,000 bake. es, J. them go. bees inflicted with such a weapon. n. Iwo - ,brlstaldireeerthlLlNS 99 * _ 11l .. N. casee) lt no n• 310 16 Tbe tenth half-yearly Tle witness wee cross examined by Mr. Karalthe, but lir . Kmoz tastandell the prisoner . Doll roblesd- N ell Mamas. 6 per ems. 1011 alf - 11,000 .. S. Cara waif - er the ' manes material wae elicited. !I 0111DemPortholl Aimed:lm 6 itt - %COO 1 L Devo Gem will be payable on E ith of M. IN Ms* And," a. ip. 0. let Ile - Wales (Lm.l_ sil 1 11 - J antiesy. Ile W. G. Whitener, • cornet is the 145 k Horan, 0. emit. 1,1 U 7 :- MI .. LW. IMMO' Moped WWI Ili 110 - . maraimel by Mr. ebembeen -1 knew young Windham al WRATHY& RIPORT.-(71113 DAY.) et IN De K 110 De. 0.1 p. et US 110 - ON . Sleep Park 27.19 is st - The half-yearly into rat et — O .--. Lies, but very slightly ee. His evaded was always 86 NIS Ltheemlik.,6p.M.Nal lee 110 - 5,600 6 TemarDL•Laaillla.C. de 1 ti - Canadian Consolidated meate 9 7, Bad - eceestrie. He would shout, laugh, and hoot et the other •A•tiumr. Deeemalla U. SLA IL NO Db. de. Mel IN 16a -6.6 s 10 MAMA The receipts of the sward IN. isrO Dm New •• p. el U.• 1118 IN - 36,000 .. rem et Ten3Z/181. V- t, 4 impala- ho .. Livitrotis.lo,7z.eeep ad ►is pareet Mew& He always wee caned 11. •, • ',...r • n no bosom Vain. 6 is . n 5l N - (Logo .. West Diesel ( appraises was WWI. la --.----• -.-. a per N - Laic • it. IN Ida. a Mac: p.et. 111 Ili - 1,0114 .. W. Camden ( j 6 47 43 ad - 19,9211. sterling ; beige Aerial, Ix :4, I was iiii Coarse, with • party. Windham news award. it 1 . 1111 Kilbs„ , 10111. 6. pe. - -.- .. WM Moe - -. corresponding week of I see up to me, iattudiser himself, rid applied to be 49 •Bwm •••• el - irli . Nem Moth" p.ot. 111 116 - 611 .. Wb. Basset (=L. •StIS ee ems** INN 1 _ The allowed to joie a* potty. sad travelled with us for shoat • moons .... ob - w. b dl. IN DediareLat lep.eatim. 110 11l .. Wh. Hader ( 6 71 81 The Ottoman Railwi r bet e furterghe There were two ledir te the party. lie was •••• • 1 ... ob - R. b ea an Da. 4, pirreen6. filthy dirty I. his face, beads, Mid clothes. He were a reeriout..... eg le as. b 1* is .li./.64-11tawLeaariC Was 31161" _ - ono .. ma MINN ( 0 4M 661 1 8 1 n 0 - ' final share certificates ii 1,054 .. WIL Kitty (Va. Usti LI. at 66 - BarL, railway pearil's belt end whistle all the time. end 'mold Some lf n W.S.N. e le all r.a.eseliese. - -.- eri ~ W. Mary Ana(Membea.) • IS 17 - the 16th proximo , in Wii M. blow the wheelie wins the tram staded. er wire we shorted OW•wIT • • •••• b 60 0 fftWest.IIIIIIIIWHWIS ws - L. Li el .. 111. trelawasy e1,...v.. 7 16 a - paliyls statutes with hi would Iss. se m si n L L • 66 101 De. =46 p. mad ati 163 * iii a carriage or lapels males. He esadwilled Memelf wry die- tr i .......•""""11 . :r- N N I 1 86 IN De. 4p. seat IN 00 - POLIIIGN ALM. in exchange for the pet mita nossahly at bie uncle , would sat revemiesly, Ist food tall rat •• 66 42 L im b St. lie Da. teredsent 6p. et. le ill Ni /HIM prices. I wee. shares as are, or may tit Ito IF Na I W. I WM. of kr moth isle his plate sod tithe it ep sepia tied eat it, • ••• • • j e j _ • 44 fL a, • W. IN DmllDthrellesenteM 111 100 - The Gcmette specie rot so two 11 all Daum. het Mare. re JO, - 11Wei1.insiTalan I " I 11 - of 254 mold boot aad Imilloo, toughie • strange reamer, let theeelive t UMW* ... W N ILLS. ne 10 all De.ChisterfUlLip.e. 17 Is AM I Dco Ascool, Method- MN - ing Wednesday last I run out of his mouth, and not wipe it away. He maid Impost • to ell Dee de. de. Sp.!. 101 10t - 10,010 6 lien Land • Ina. 1 viz. :-Ira of gold, melt people, foringeors, every day, by sold % e e r ie eit . DUMB - W 1111 RILL • Os. (Ladled) - 114. 109 De. Mu Gum SUM 74 70 - dation ki n featithoeth .. 87 If n a m mares upoe their persoual appeeirce. I have ig all Dmelembileallhare. 20 20, al towheetheilli ..... N N I. • 80,000 1 Cle.Osa.lths.Cio. Jam. i 1 u - 16 -e - 9,8041. ; imports of a L the presence of ladies swear aad =eke eft of e numbi ... is N lb e en all De. dm de lO tog - 11,000 411 Cotes Copper - 'deer, 11,6191. lie re. 10,000 1 - Doll& .It 6 8 - bed Legume. At a table d'hatis cm day I noun .... N. 41. ell 44 a.s. e 4 N ad Da. de. de l5 Me -- or sad N. IN lowa Yerilielt 60.0.10. 130 ltd - was trying to prevent him arppiag up • waiter idlers. nurvictes to mum wear. 111011AMIM amen :unseat. la. 1•6 LesithishLip.nolies. nue cl who was carrysog potato? &min the room : be N. mu ,. _ vw , nos vusidn. anno light used. , N so. i 112 1111 - - m. 26 7 000 01 1 8 1 Dua r le . t w Del ( Re atal u y:Lha ) ea l a ted7 I w a r i i t i ll mn .---- Consols, which closed turned round to ea and rid, You he b- -.1." He would to . 0 , 1 , •• ,. 6 ,.. -- ` finis U. US Deep" do. Ne. 2 113 111 ea SIAM N General all Ul4 - notion ex div. for the 9th Jo Mule the ladies by sillies their &Manion to matters in besion.-sionar , easier,' to RM.Z.to S. and westerly : light It. IN De.llp.e. do. ~.. 1116 UM KOOS Gt. Northera Copper we oe of 8. Anserthe (Ma I 1 I I fell It i 90}to I, and closed at i reformat to the mules and other animals which S.L : settled. Ono to hells. fine. S 6 liN Dirt do. N 0.4 US 115 .- svelter S.ss I Reminds (Lim) 1 1 li pm - modesty should have led him to pass unnoticed. Oseerid-Shallar. Variabl e, southerly, settled, ft IN Der. po. do. ..... - - the last rice was 991 t ad up'' modesty was always crying when be ems not laughing. It was One. aas Da rag" 46 . - • - km frame an 78 ad - berm out a remert for Wooed Bathurst who was with bha l',°•=6-2- to s'l' fresh to & 1"., moderate , tine. St. IN NAIR... Sleek_ 162 166 - 10,000 Disinnse - report ia as follows :-1 kat - Sae. that we allowed him to remain so lone in our company. I 11. 147d, 4 _, eth m„,„ et WS Dedsode.(W.tille.. 11/ 110 E. to 5 and 8.01 V., fresh to 11l IN DA: .1 4.(dtv.deL Yu - - 11111.U6 50,000 Marloulta - moroyi 90 1, It it lii ii. I—Foit ossidcler him ea imbecile or Idiot, who doe ' s know what he strong, clear, fine. - L A 2hi nstrell aa a c TL":4 61 ... 8 .. su t :: WI - count ( Jan. wh 94 4, 1 an 2 6 1 1 11 If -. 234, Z 33 ; Three per V about at times. 114. IN lea. mines" 90 N res id. aad ZIPLANATIoN. sa no UlllW.Cem/Anue.the. 111 1111 Croaseexamined be Mr. Karslake-I saw Mr. Wiedbam 10.000 N PontgleaudeUverteed New Three per Cents. Lie pro. D. -Ilarameter corrected and redumel to N deg. at mesa see ge. res Log,u,n, o ,o•t a mkg,, - ... madosally after I left Eton sa d before 1 saw him at keel ; each lu feet, of verbal rise, imam Not easheadrelth no e n damages 1111, 1 - 1 - 1.11, 1 19 1. , 0% 00 7 10 11 ilaaa Bt. ron .lo llM ht del lialaalia * P ßey i (Llna ljaa j laaa li 1 1 50 Pa are. UT,* 1 4 Cent. stock, _lO3l, 104 mita ...Lewin. I lost him sheet • twelvemonth Wow. Mr; of an Such diminution; and each 10 de3.. ahem U deg., coming 11l IN Mermeerd. lino.llp.ot 11l 121 661741118.2.14 United Mathes all 661 i 14 8 account, 1031, 1, ex di' w Name did WA, I think. May et t h e same hotel nearly three hundmithe Increase. L-Reposed thennemiller g IM Do. 14 el le lls emee 1 Weethbig Masi all 6 f .. 15s. prem. • ditto Four with Inc We node excursion. together. lie was In shade . M -Moistened halt. (foe empentlea mil hew er 56, lee D o , 84 per ... 4 -. PANT SPOOK SWUM, 9Bl, 1, 1 • ' ditto, 1859, of our party in amending the mountains. I Dever point`. 0.-Direction et Wad Itfwv-Wre OMNI 101 1111 Me le 6 Diershessable 6 P.M 1 IPw ... luny that be had • nialf lion of the mouth. rolls;. Y. --6. "we I t° ll -wWwwWw l b C. - Clawd G WM. L- St. IN IldlesdlOmmen.c.iliaes - - - No. 11116 I NOLL IN.I OL prices. I &dm. The ta:lia MM.. MT U. -1......- -.. 1.. .- -I —' ____ •___ _ • __, - .• tualris :b. blue sir. e. clonal litaebedl . t Ir. h _ Lon. .IL s. .... ..._.___ .... - L.. ... .... vened mood Is auto States r, sad we be• erces.examined be Mr. Karslake—l saw Mr. Wiodbam occasiorsally after I left Etat and before I saw him at Learner. I kiss him about a twelvemonth before. Mr. Windham did not, I think. stay at the same hotel with me. We DlAlie excursion, together. lie wax of our ;arty in as ending the mountains. I Dever limy that be bad • malformation of the mouth. Ile always spoke in a loud voice—a forced voice—rather • shriek than anything else. I thought the came of his slobber. tag U the mouth wie his always holding his mouth open. Them were seven in our party—my father and sisters being moos them. I Dover heard any other b..y hut Windham called mad at Lim. I never me any gentleman dressed so badly as Mr. Windham was when we were in Switzerland. His clothes were dirty. old. and had holes in them. He always spot* Engliali, and his corenseots on the dress and appetiser. of the forei@eers were iu English. By Mr.l..lumbere—Te. foreigners knew be we. remark ing upon them, for he pointed at them, and some of them shooed by their looks that they uoderstood Ma. I did not look upon him as mad while at Eton. I though/ it vas waat eiliestiois. By the Master—l newer knew bins get into say amps, on account of bin eccentricities. Colonel Brabant wee very tummy about him while we were abroad. /L—llaradeter corroded sad notated to SI deg. at nom as level each lu feet, of vertical rile, audios ahem{ ome.hasiarehth of an loch diminution and each 10 deZ., above f 4 delt. omen awl, three hundredths IL —11(opood In shade. M —Moistened Nib (for eroporofkot said ere D —DinseUoit of wind (Ose—two potable" of me dale, if —Fde Ito 11 , —ealimated). C.—Clood (1 So g. _L — lut tiala b. blue sky .C. dandle (detached) . fld: ; Ildhtslrta. u,,mutt' haff) . frooroott olaU) . oda ; %WWI ; I. =tea distOrtanal (I to 9 , W.—Wet. nua•tail, or snow, or MA since loot mak In Inches sad decimals. 7.. Calm. A supplicant to the Logsdon Gazette, published this afternoon. eenteies Me mremeniel of the funeral of the late Prizes Consort Thermako,Maistat•d, "were removed from Windsor Castle, sad Issiessaelly deposited in the me trance to the royal vault le IL George's Chapel, when they will retuain until the cesepfidlea sod consecration of a mausoleum to be erected beneflor." A most extraonlinary "rim" with Lord Miadle tee's tactical' is the East Riding of Yorkshire is chmoicled. The bounds nua after the fox for a &stems of 40 miles, messing is their progress three railways and three riven. All the horsemen were Make off, bet the ►needs carried oe their game iota the eight, and were only picked up by the hootunee the roorniog after tbe hunt. erdu• Let he cur W. rally, AA Ow up In. by in. - - -•- olio oe. wee proceerilog whim our report left.) due Wi•l- lads C. 13, is LW ma WI drags M 4 'lf WT . MP I imool p rill be aa THE. SI K H. 4. —We regret to bear again that there is a reaped, el troubles with the Sikhs. By the last mail from Bombay we learn that three batteries of the Rend Artillery at Korraehee, Neensuch, and Bombay, on the posit of embarkation fur EugMod, were stopped by prega me klegrania from fiesgal. The sett sows hum this touter is expected with some satiety. —Army sad Nets Uu;ettr. CoLONEL TV,ITE, M. P.--Several actions, in which tin girstleenan was comersod, were tried at tbe last county court is Bridgwater. la the first, which who.. ilitorPkwder action, It appeared that as SIIIICUSIAM had bees Maned umeit the effect. of Coker Trite, but his sister, lady uo,,per. claimed the whole of the property as hers, it beim given her by the will of her father, the Lite t'Ausel Tyote. The bailiff (11r. Burch) inter. pleaded, and sought the Menne of the judge as to the o. nrr•Lty ail the property, cod after lately Cooper had testi hed that the whole of the effete in llaia ell Wine lee. longed to her, the Judge decided in bee favour. The case of Bates v. Tynte was en a juilvasat @mimeos against the Coloael, who did aot appear, but Indy Cooper stated that her brother, so far a• she know, had so source of in. ...me whatever. The Judge reserved his deeisiiie es the ere, sod soother lodgment samincrei Moo' via. v. Tyste, was then matt lady Gasper appeared as Loftus, and added that the inland bed ten chil dren, mod that she bail advanced tam various sums for the purple* of maintaitaing his family. The defoodant's elder as. (.701mel.lanua Tyre, was also called, but he was unable to show thet be father was paesaned of soy moms beyond has onicreley, which was sot worth 101 X. a per. The judge reserved his Maros cia this cams Wm—Brian THR EMPICRoR NAPOLOON AND THe EARL or mALyr..„AvAT. -.Wiwi, Louie Napoisois wee au exile is Eng land CU hospitality of 11,nia Court was always open to tom. w►sm most other thou were shut against him u a cbailnisa or a fool. Lord lialrasehury also, donor his lour madame and travels ea the Coatiaest, visited t►e youthful prince at hi. chateau of Areasaberg, is heritaw lead, sad, both bring fowl of the chase, frequestly west heating with him us the Alps. (A ga w►im, at a critical time .4 Louis Nepotism', &dein as rater of Ihsess, sad when the queetioe saturally arose in diplomatic melee bare ■s to alwAier or sot be wee a mss of urns sad reerdation. Loyd MAlmesbury mihesitatiegly expressed hi,*aieu in the affirmative —ao opiaina cow amply jastilsd awl gave an anecdote from his own ex penweee whoa litiatiag with the Prince ia flvritserlaed. whoa his fellowuportsmaa. oa a sporting snwrgeacy, coolly walked apes a sorrow plash laid across a deep rocky melee, seal reardsuly leapt from the frail bridge down a pest depth sato the hermit below. —Prem. We road in the Isidipendunce Beige :—" No news free the Orleans princes was received by the last packet, bet the reason for this silence is that the next boat will bring the princes themselves. They will certainly not wait fin a dselar►tioo of war before asking England for a re sews' of that hospitality which she so cordially gives them. The Prince de Joievill• gave valuable advice to the Wash legion cabinet as long as It was only in conflict with the South. The maritime expedition against the Nout► was planed by him. But, the moment there wan a Alamo' war with England, the prince limited his adios sad Me nem to suggestions of conciliatory coded. This Wands has already acquired for him sympathy in England, which will be augmental shortly when be arrives in that country, accompanied by his nephews." The Washington correspondent of the Times writes :—" Ido not know what French jurists and stales. men may think of the cam, but I think I may state that the French admiral on the North American station would have felt it his duty to take Slidell sod Mama out of the San Jacinto by force, had they been taken by force out of a French steamer. It is affirmed —with every reason to believe it—that M. de Istaraviire expressed himself to that effect when he was speaking of the transaction ; but it is no reflection on an Atom so sensible, so collected, and so firm as Admiral Milne to observe that he did not arrive at • similar areeltisies." 11.11111.0“Aa = i t LADD.W.Tp.6.64. =l76Miami* 16a0.11p. pw ant Dairdsmsble 6 p.a idkulas6.llp.c.646es Dp.lip.6 116.0 ins. lt 6. Prot 6466 .* 8.6p.c6 De.laLkilichiu 41 p.a. SWIM p. ALE 66cei Dm* MAW 6 w ow Da Is. Gas. O pel 166.166rdir Uwe* g oi I 111.1tes.—C,ouca p.e.FIL D • de. de $ Da. Ueda p.a. No. 1 IP ..... ft TeA.Ldt Iwo. all WILIAM& Pow ME lii We to 10 10 40&N.1641 Pratt Abot. c.. Do. poll taiLlisek S. DIMS Mai p. aia (LPL AIL &Lk& Do 66 pot pod Do Dial 41 per ant S. Wake goo. 6 p. Day per .. a 766126 p. ape. Da. do. lips Do. s Cap.'. Wohock IMINEDD /p.a. W.lud-011. Do. do. ato. Do. limp. $ p.a. PM. Dowlogoop. • p.ot. pi The Fiji Islands Pastoral, Agricultural, and Commercial Company, have purchased the island of Kioa, which ham throe good harbours and 15,000 square miles of land. It madame cotton nearly equal to good American, weer** soma not, tobacco, and building wood. Than are °sly SO natives on the island whose labour will be metal to the company. Portions of several of the Fiji Islands are already occupied by Europeans, aid prepare. Uses are making by them for stocking their settlements with gimp, and to undertake cotton growing. The breed of Cashmere goats have been amour tally introduced into the UMW States. The pure breed require no special atkontioo, and but little feeding. They browse mi weeds and bushes. sad are bast adapted for a tones country. The average weight of Reece of a b out grown pure buck, is from slbs. to 71be., sad of ewes 411. a. ,WAIIL - priest iik - .lfit IST IS) let 104 P 2 96 109 111 197 ON 1 li i dill p.r is`u• it "a US IN UP U lie $4 90 101 MO 101 Di 100 II 101 In sse u is u U a a la lal 121 la lOU la 118 in 1011111.11 rwalli- 7 V. ETV .1 UMW& I Claim( prier. I ado gis II dl I = B. a lodirkaal Of 11. I 16 r d limilir iltp u l si ap.a. 1 I all Bd.= I, J - all Brim be GraIIIMIBOIL .... .m - ii SO an 10a6drua Loa •6 SAL 104 lia - - - - W I U I lir riVak al - f lio fdi - dl limdas - aU ed. Raid= oks. 6. p. a O f - - 1 - ail 0116 POW ol Noma- - - - ail AlLlda= wa illooL Y. I lie •- all Dallas J - - -, all IlaboOrdoso a IMO - -• all Um, asa ?anima - all loomed limo - - all Ueda ABMS& - - aU 61 oU Da m e= aeo: 1 1. for t? all N id - ail llarrasida Took het 4 lo - 11 OdooratimpresAbild 6 7 Me all loaapaalliadd. Of Of - au Nob mai Odor .. 61 - u 1I lode ma S. 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IINs) all - NOW SI nalloaol Dinour*Os 4 1 4 1 dim 41 SON 20 Nonsdasool&lroa,L; all l 01 dla - 11.910 10 Noliselesda load - - - N,009 II Da.llp. &Oa. ail Kla on 4 4 - 1.7116 10 K. ilivos &K. 806. I N lO Id - INNS IS. INS. Arlinimillia all 1 1 - NON 1 , Goa - 40,070 1 Do. . Xs. NNW - *au II . la. Sus. (this.) all 7 61 NUN 11l Alm fads NIL 10 47 SO - NAN 60 Poi& aadONam.B6oBl all 03 OS sd - N, N Do. Kew N 911 pot vl 421 zi NiSo * la* & lad. TN GM all 111 19 - NM N Ilqwatty ins - NON 111 Da. Now all 6 8 - NOM I* loyal Nail Wan 01 46 68 671 100.11110 11. SAN 1•00414. 70 126 111 - NM N Arlnnaa WA sli SI it - 14 1 T•L earls DINO 1 Ds do. Iliglatarod al, 1 ILOO 111 Do. do. Mkt 10 Trad&N. 0 Australia (Idailhad) Vint Issas. I I dl. I row - nor N La.ol6.U.thiaad4 6 par 1 pia - 10.100 4 On. KlNdlon ToL. O.). I las Ns - Idea 105 Vas Inneas'a Nod.- 1111 8 9 - MONEY MARKET.-4TBIB DAL) Lyall, tad Mr. D. U. Mackey, wars slasher act as dirsctors io India, with power to asmi_e..s, two others to associate with themselves. At Ganda Mine meeting yesterday, the amounted's...A a debit balance of lb. A oall of Is. per share use mac The Hieeston !Sown Consols accounts, preemie& at tp. meeting as the 24th inst., showed o cash Wawa isfereas e the miss of '7f..•a. 6d. Two u'CLotra. The stock markets continue t 27 trt itrtetive. Owing to the uncertainty which exists ou the ques tion of peace or war, buyers hold a.oof. In most instance., consequently, prices are ~t. 0.4.4 slightly lower than yesterday afternoon. The reduction in the funds, however, scarcely amounts to one-Curd per cent. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Rea ter's telegram, the Three per Cent. ?teak% opened at 671 r. 25c., being Sc. better than yt sterthsy. Consols are officially marked 904, 1, and 1, cx div. for money, and 904, 1, and i ex div., for the ac count. The present quotation is 90'. to 4 both for cash and the 9th prox. The official business report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 235 ; Three per Ceuta. Reduced, 901, 90 ; New Three per Ceuta., 901, 90, 4, ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 104, 1034, cx div. ; ditto for account, 1031, ex div. ; ditto Fmr per Cent. Debentures, 1859, 984 ; Exchequer Bills, March, 75., prem. ; ditto, June, 135., 125., 10s. prem. Foreign stocks are dull, with little inquiry. The Turkish LORD of 1854 is rather fie: at 77 to 4, and that of 1858 at 67 to 6& Mexican and Venezuela Bonds are a little more offered. Sales are recorded as follows :—Equador New Consolidated, 154 ; Italian Five prr Cents., 644 (exchange 25fr.); Mexican Three per Cents., 27, 4, 261 ; ditto for account, 271; New Granada Two per Cents., 194 ; the Spanish Committee's Certifi cates, 51 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, 764, 77 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, 671, 67; Venezula Three per Cents., 21, 4. HALINNINT TWO O'CLOCK. Oit.upperOre held at Swansea as the WO Art. Lilo tons wens ,ul,l fur 16,490 f. The following so+ ..nos were rftliied: Commie are quoted 901 to I, ex div., for money, and 90 9-16 to 11-16 for the account, being about the same seat 2 o'clock. Tons. Both in Lombard-street and at the Bank the de mand for money yesterday was rather active ; 3 per cent. is now the general rate for choice bills. The demand, however, is merely of the character usual at the close of the year. Many of the dis count brokers took advances from the Bank. The Italian Loan, the dividend on which is to be laid by Messrs. Rothschild, remains heavy. Only 4,0001. in gold was bought by the Bank yesterday, the recent supplies from Australia being now exhausted. In the foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon the variations were to only a trifling extent. Subjoined is our usual list. Amsterdam. 3 roman, 11.194 to 1 ; ditto, 3 days, 11161 to 17 ; Butterdmsa, 3 moths. 11.191 to ; Antwerp, 3 niastht 76.56 to 6o ; Hamburg, ma. Maw, 60 month; 13.81 to ; Ras 3 days, 26.271 to 35 ; ditto, 3 months, 95.60 to ; Frankfortromtke-lbsuse, 3 months, 118 k to ; Potertharg (par rouble), 3 incutJaa, to ; Vistula, olf. tow, Smooths. 14.60 to 60; Trieste, .d. go., 3 maths, 14.50 to 60 ; Madrid, 3 months, 461 to 4 ; Cada, 3 months, 461 to 1 ; Leghorn 3 month; 26.721 to 77i ; Genoa, 3 mon th s, 25.721 to 771 ; Mika, 3 months, 25.721 to 77i; Napkin, 3 naonthe4il to I; Palermo, 3 mon th s, 1 ltit to 119 ,• Messina, 3 mm llBl to 112 ; Lisboa, 100 days, Gil OW* 9 0 doTh to 4._ With the exception of Hamburg, where the rate of discount is only 21 per mit., money is generally dearer on the Continent than here. At Paris the quotation in the open market is 41 (the Bank charge being 5); at Vienna, 5 ; at Amsterdam, 4 ; at Berlin, 4 ; at Brussels, 4 ; at Turin, b ; and at Frankfort, 3} per cent. The tendency of the Liverpool cotton market yesterday was again upwards. The sales reached 20,000 balss.. . . _ The tenth half-yearly dividend of 10e. per cent. will be payable on Ecuador Bonds on the 2nd January. The half-yearly interest is advertised on the Canadian Consolidated Five per Cent. Stock. The receipts of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada, for the week ending the 7th inst., were 19,9211. sterling ; being 5,3641. more than in the corresponding week of last year. The Ottoman Railway Company notify that the final share certi fi cates will be ready for delivery on the 16th proximo, in conformity with the com pany's statutes (with half-yearly conponsattached), in exchange for the provisional certificates of such shares as are, or may be, then fully paid up. The Gazette specie statement for the week end ing Wednesday last gives the following totals, viz :—lmports of gold, 336,0831. ; exports of gold, 9,8041. ; imports of silver, 6,460/. ; exports of silver, 11,6191. FRIDAT SIZIrOIO. Consols, which closed yesterday at 902 "buyers," ex div. for the 9th Jan., opened this morning at 901 to I, and closed at 901}, " buyers." For money the last price was 99* to f . The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 90f, *, f, f, 1, f, f, ax div. ; ditto, for ac count (Jan. 9), 90f f , *, , ex div. ; Bank Stock, 234, 233 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 901, 90 ; New Three per Cents., 90, i, ; India Five per Cent. Stock,lo3l, 104, 1031, ex div. ; ditto, for aocount, 1031, 1, ex div. ; ditto Bonds, lbs., 125., lbs. preen. ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1804, 981, f, ; ditto, 1859, 98*, ;). The India Five per Cent, stock continues well supported, and closed at 1031 to 104, ex die. A further decline of Is. occurred iu Exchequer Bills, the March being quoted 7s. to 10s. prem., and the June 9s. to 12s. prem. India Bondi were dealt in at 12s. to 15e. prem. Little change took place in foreign stocks. Mexican Bonds, after being marked 261, left off nearly the same as yesterday, at 27 to 2. Turkish were dull: the Loan of 1864 closed at 77 to 78, and that of 1868 at 67* to 68. No alteration occurred in the market for Bank, Land, Steam, or miscellaneous shares. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follows :—Oreaa Marine Insurance, 6} to 1 prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, 12 to lj prem.; Universal Marine lusur sues, 11} to 11 die. ; Loudon and Provincial Ma rine, * to ; Mercantile Fire, *to f prem. and Commercial Union Fire, *to dis. Victoria Government Debentures were rather more offered to-day. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Cuxx. There is scarcely any business doing in the mining market to-day, but prices are steady. South Caradon shares have been dealt in at 310 to 315. East Caradou are quoted 281 to 291 ; Marko Valley, 91 to 10 ; Wheal Seton, 121 to IZ.I ; and Best Cara Brea, 9} to 10. Foreign and colonial descriptions are without change of importance. Great Northern Copper (South Australia) shams have been dealt in at 1 and 1 prem. Port Phillip are otheially marked in the Stock Exchange 1 prem.; St. John del Rey, 481 and 48 4 ex div., being rather flat ; and United Mexican, and 81. A gene meeting of the Port Phillip and Colo nial Gold Mining Company is called for the Bth of January. The subjoined weekly summary of the metal market is extracted from the circular of Messrs. Von Dadebisect and North : Cobre Knoclunalion itearhavem Ookip Loawionoch Audi'sliatt Regulus 9 .... 459 0 0 As usual at this period of the year the holidays have inter fered with the regular course of business, and this coupled with the uncertainty about our American complicatioes has caused almost a staedotill in our metal market. Welsh bats are quiet, but steady at 51. 2a. lid. to 51. se. f.o.b. Wales, and 61. per ton f.o.b. here. Staffordshire is unal tered. Scotch pig iron has been in favours, the market closing firm at 495. cash, and 49a. 9d. three mouths' open. Copper is very dull, and prima for foreign quite nominal. Barra and Upends', 1021. to 1031. English is obtainable below official prices. Tin : Hardly any business bee been done. We quote Straits, 1171.: and Hanna, 1211. The Dutch market is steady at 710. Tio plates are dull again, but not lower is pries. Load is unaltered, sod but little doing. Spelter very at and no business reported. Sellers at 171. lOs. in warehouse here, sod in Hull W.H. 181. At the But TiaCoalCainpany's meeting yester day the special resolutions pasmi at the meeting in September were coufirmal. Dr. Macrae, Mr. Tons At the seat WO, axed for the 7th proz., 1,515 has wilt be brought forward, viz. : Cobre, 1,210 toes ; Wheel pia. 133 ; Ookip, 44 ; Union Ore and Precipitate, 196 ; 6 ; Spanish, 6 ; a nd Copper Dross, 1 too. Clan United Mine sold oil the 18th inst. 10 Isms feeb pined) al silver lead ore, at W. 15e. pa tee. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. TALLOW MARILIT.—(THIS DAY.) The market is steady. Tows tallow is poked Mt X net oath; Petersburg Y.C. is tie spot, ; 51s. tkl. ; Jas. to March, 51s. ed. ; Mara, 52e. ; Apse to Juite, 51$. 6d. MARKET ATERAOLL —Tows tallow, 525. N. ; ditto, 2s. Bd. ; yellow Russian, 535. Od. ; sashed d; rough ditto, 211 s. ; tallow pat ta, 18s. ; ggeeesssiii rive, 7.. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAT.) Messrs. Harvey and Poston report trade slow a& Art asps pries. Prime meadow hay, 110 s. to 90s. ; superior dile% 965. to 100 s. ; inferior ditto, 565. to 70s. ; eiravit, 965. to Ms. 6d. ; ditto, now, 'wood eat, 86s. to 1031. ar„, ; straw, 30s. to 365. COVENT GARDEN.-(THIS DAY.) Fruit and vegetables continue plentiful, but kink is comparatively dull. Pairs comprise Oleo Woman, Okra inimical, Winter Nei* and Brown Benue; and NOW apple, are some good examples of Aluminum New Town Pippin, Ribeton Pippin. and Ferro's Pippin. Grapes and pineapples are abundant. Excellent oranges my bought for ls. a dozen. Potato markets have nal since our but. Cut flowers chilly consist id maids. pompon. ebrysanthemums, Chines primula; ammedina, violets, mignonette, heaths, and rases. . _ MM. Pine Apples, per lb.. to to to Camps, psr tOO, Si to lb I drapes, per lb ., is to Ts Limos, per 100, Ge to No Melons. each, ls to Ss I Inca, Coo , per lb., tato 4o 11l Wiper dos. Os 1. 16. Walnuts, per 100, ta. , r dor ,loto Ss vsairrinits. Broccoli, per bundle, la to ta id I Carry, per bundle, 1146afad French beads, per lOU, Is 6d Ookaa,(palag,) p. 4 ma, 4a id to des 6tl Tataaloss, per dot, Is Ss lb Cabbages, p. dos, la to la 6.1 Aaparasta per baud* No Potatoes, per too. as to 76a eaallle. per pumak pecan, atolls Storketa, per IP, 1011 ML Tanflps, par bunch, td to id Gabh par 1h,14 to PI Wroth do., ad toed I Ihadak per mem Is MI Spinach, par slam Is to Is larms•W‘parbot, laid to ai (*wombat, auk to Is Pd I liaarastar,p94l9 Id alb Artichokes, salt. ad tis ad Itssoky, per If 999hish Ss asa Beet, per doe., la I Harba, par Igo* 111 di PROFINCIAL /EARS MAILMII2II. Biganommg. Dec. 27.--IMAllArddMre iallwagg Am Al at la 13. t. 9d., and Oman Wellies Niredserbant Geseersesse si 764. I ondoa sad NAY Madura Magi A quoted MA: Birmingham Z.:. .1111 f, 'An ; Vf Oak 20, elm 117 Peke, 30 tellers. LIVXItPooI, M. 27. 1 191-11mtdra Osendimi. 104 lo 716—Gnat woman:xi weer% wina lansashire sad Yorkshire Western nook, 911 964-74arbsailit. Ist1st ktaslo. 41. go—Midland Mock, 197}117l—DVais new Asses. 111 ii IL - North British, dIl M 4 —North Siallmialre,_ he 44 4.-IBoA Madera, Berwick, WI o)—Yerit eel "Mb lanced, M. lIII—. Loft capital stock. 54 1161—MA Malmo sad Dom. IQ 22 1346—Worit Midland. Oxford, Mt 47—Deals and lake 4 44—Ulltat lAA. I} el.—Orsad TAB at CanadadiLulla 4 11-16—Orea1 Laxonnli 9 94-09 A W 41111411 at 11 1.2-111 9 1-16—Dlino4 al. Pe E. Erin n emannessdi fai 22f—Thanme and Menet Lasarimas, 1 344 I &le p We (Army and Navy Gazette) understand that a body of trained norms, on Was Niirktinples E M uL are to proceed at oyes from the Herbeet Hospital so Every regiment in Aldershott has been medially inspected, so as to be ready to embark immediately he active manias in Canada. Tits Rev. C. KINosLeY ON THE SHIM.. OUTRAGEL—In a letter to the Rev. G. J. Muter, {bash- Mg him for his sermon on the Anomstrem outrage, the talented Rather of " Alton Locke," " Westward Borba. says—" if these Trade Unloosen to be allowed to exist they ma only exist on the ground of being not only organs fee combination, but for keeping the combined men within the law. If they will not disprove that such outrages ham been committed by Union men ; if they will not, is hawse to their own clam he do first to drag such hounds to *- ties ; U they will do nothing to free themselves from the old stigma that from 1143048 they have themselves maximal,' engaged in such outrages sad murders—then let them be pet down by lawns imapablemonallyou wellu politioomiessmia (ally. With you, I have defended the right of anabies tion among the work men,in hope that they would biome wage than of yore. Rot if they motto ue to murder,l ssnothinr her them but the just judgment of public opinion will sweep thorn away, sad, I fear, inaugurale a reign of tyranny of capital. I, and others, have hem awe. log with dread the growing inclination of the governing classes to mat down these trades miss. hc., by strong matures. What I sus to say when I see the working men themulves, in the face o f gu n danger, justifying the rneasuree of those who with be be bard oo them' I have seen immesh of trades mimes to suspect that the and the losing charlatans are the men b l i rs t le nd mislead the beam* working men ; but if the honest working men thiamine, make no move towards detecting and exposing the anthem of such outrages, they must suffer with their blind sad base leaden. If they fancy that they are too @trona forties claws shove them, that they ma defy the laws of Engine& and the instincts of humanity, then they will end themselves mistaken, even if they bare to be taught their fully by • second Bristol riot, or a second Peterloo." Tssrrie Reciurrs.—The teethe receipts of rail ways In the United Kingdom for the week ending Dim 21, amounted to 583,5201., and for the corresponding weak of last year to 530,2801. ; showing • decrease of 16,7 M. The moat receipts of the eight railways having their termini in the metropolis amounted to 250,2941., and ler the corresponding week of 1860 to 258,2241., show ing a decrease of 7,9301. The decrease on the Bastega Counties Railway amounted to 3221. ; on the Goma Northern, to 3,0411. ; on the Brest to DIVA ; on the Lo ndon and North Waters, be 2,308/. ; on the London and Blackwell. to 211. • sad em the South Estero, to 1,8721. total, 0,14. Bali tram this must be deducted 1641., the increase on ass London, Brightou. and South Coast, awl 1,0891. en the London and South Western, together 1,2531., leaving the de mesne as above, 7,9301. The receipts on the other base in the United Kingdom amounted to 283,226/., eel ler the corresponding period of last year to 292,0581., show hag a decrease of 8,8301., which, added to the demean on the metropolitan lines, makes the total drew 16,760/. as compared with the corresponding week of THE CONVICT THOMPAON AT WANWICi.—A. de putation, consisting of Mr. Scholeffeld, LP., Mr. W. O'Brien (the learned counsel who defended Thomsen), esi Mr. A. P. Morgan, solicitor, of Birmingham, bed en MMus view with Mr. Waddington. Uader.Secretery. at the Henn office, yesterday, to present a memorial. signed by the mayor and many other influential inhabitanta of Mentes , limn, praying that the extreme penalty of the law may nen be earned into offset. After a lengthened interview, Mr. Waddington promised to submit the memos urged by the deputation, with the memorial, to Sir George Grey. ROBBING A THAIN.-011 Friday morning= the arrival of the 5 o'clock up goods traits, halm with Christmas fare, at the Brentwood statics, the engine-driver observed a men running the line near the eud of the platform ; and on looking round the train he could oft ,asking. he suppeeted that the man had got into one of the !nacho for the curio,e of a robbery, Rod communicated his ma pinions to John Tann, the signalman, who accordantly kept a sharp . look out , and when the train was moving o ff here a man jump from it and make off with something bulky. Tame gave chase ' when the man,throwing down four turkeys, eluded pursuit for a time, but on the police being wild in to search the premien,, they found in the segiseelel Joseph Groom, a labourer, of Shengeld, who was fervandy is the employ of the company ae a stoker. On being taken into custody he admitted the robbery, and has hese re manded for further examination. Many robberies al ilsk and other edible commodities have taken place of late at some point of the line between Chelmsford and Stratford, and it is suspected that the prisoner has been implicated in them.—Easer Telegraph. DOUBLE ELOPENENT.—A quiet village, not 100 miles from Woodbridge, was arousal from its seenstemeall dulueas last week by a report, which appears correct, that a pr young Lothsrio (who had for some meths Mee residing with the rector of the parish) had suddenly itie sared with one of the young ladies of the family. The lady's brother, not to be behind in gallantry, pereariei the governors to accompany him on Cupid's errand at the same time. The alarm and consternation of the = (who were at a waterlog plum some few miles may be easily imagined • and se soon as tbe teal fads of the ease were apparent a Chase ensued, but with whet waft bee not transpired. The fugitive couples were seen at a furious pace through the town on the day relmel a te l l about 3 o'clock, hastening to catch the ass leek et Ips wich for the metropolis. We believe we are ,reset sa stating that neither of the gentlemen has machell bin twenty-first year. whilst one of the ladies is net yet "west semeteen.“—Zawn Trietrr 2 P 4 . Loicoon OZ!VERAL Oiricisre eourairr (Lamm). —Tragic receipts week ending 22nd Dec., 10,3117 t. Us. 4/ - M 1 • I \.