The Sun. — London, England, 1860-12-07 00:00:00

MONEY .111Z --- BLET AND CITY NEWS. CITY, Two o'CLooK, The Markets for Foreign and Colonial Produce during the last few days haVe been very dull, and lower rates have been current for most of the-prin- Pftl staples. Tea _h as continued inactive , at barely previous value. For -sugar - there has been a very limited'. inquiry,,"only the finer de= ' st , seriptions having - realised previous rates. Coffee ,declined 6d. tof ls. • per cwt:, while' ' rice, spices, and fruit have been. dealt in to a moderate extent at reduced rates. Saltpetre has been neglected, but prices are unaltere d . The Public sales of colonial wool have been well attended, and a slight improvement haS taken place in the value of Cape deecriptions. - For tal lo w th e re has t ren a very limited inquiry, P.N. C., on the spot, e ing quoted 605., and for spring delivery 60s. 3d. Per ewt.' A further withdrawal of about 70,000 sovereigns st , to ok place at the Bank of, England yesterday for 'e l t ransmission to New -York, by ..the Persia, which' leaves to-morrow ; :and 'about ,i 40,000 in . notes s s t have been sent to the Liverpool branch to be ex- st, C hanged for gold,_ for the same purpose.. With the exception of a little additional firmness, et ti nleequent upon the usual contraction. 'Of circula st t icil at this period of the year, the ,money market' 'Zhkbits no change of importance.' The Bank of Engltind haVe notified their readi ness to make their usual quarterly advances upon 8t stocks and bills of 'exchange not , having more than , siz m onths . to run, until the 9th.. of:,Jannary, • t he period . during ,which the transfer books for consols and seveialothet:stocks will -remain:closed. st , In the Liverpool Cotten Market yesterday a fair. amount of business was 'recOrded, 'but 'prices were. • about a per lb. lower. The sales were 'estimated at 10,000 bales. ' • The . bar silver bf the 'Tamar, from the , West et !tidies, has been sold at . bs: nd. 'per oz. standarcl At but the Mexican dollars have not been disposed AIL p ublic has continued quiet i n the market for "bac Securities,. , Console but the quetationa _have not ;g Undergone any Material change, being 8t u i; _ 3 t; for money], 'and 94,1 for .the January ,ac - . at: nut; The speculative dealings . have, been verT ,o; utuited, but an nnfavourAle effect still created. - • 1 1 the efilutloUgold to the United States. the 1 9 1 , Vr Threes are , steady• at-94 . 1 ;the *duced. at i; India Loan is at. 1033 ; ditto .4 1 1 faced Paper tit'is - 112 101 the .1)4354; 2 411 5 *l4 s g t 96 kil:/and E x chequer Bills at ss. dis. , *- .7f , Itother less Activity ;prevails in 'the Foreign . Stoeit -market, 'bet 'prices gliew littlo variation. *st TurkiiM per dents.. are 723 to 73 ; '4lll'o New,' 4, isat 4 . 04 ; pOii#Vare steady at 501 f; d4tO uer tifieatesoare firm it but Bnends •Ay res Deferned are. flat at ZO. , 7 , h=st4 The 'Ocean Marine Insi?rance Shares have •' 1 advim eg d to 31 prern,; ,Thames and IVlrsey to 1 r ii • • = ;,and the Universalprem. " Increcuied. buoyancy hasEPravailed in the AailwaY L is • , 4 t e Share Market„4,lLitth i er iinprovement=of4 , to - 1 'per ell aetit; r•being apparent in several of the principal English lines. Caledonian; dreat, 'Weiterix, and South-Eastern haveaclyanr.ed_fis.,; Great Nortlie t rn, d • London, Chatham, and Dover, North-Western, gl and Midland, 10s, ; North-Eastern (Berwick), 155.; s s l Itnd London and Blieirtv'all.,ll. Eastern Counties and Lumeashire and,Yer,kshfie have declined!so,.., Iq the'Foreigiirlfarket the Brazilian Innaertak ulga fully support iheit' previous values.. .Recife and San Francisco realise.9Vb ; Bahia 'and San 'Francisco 9 ; and Sin Valle - Ik.- Th e Colonial,,7;ii`sr4Napo- are ..fiat. Grand s ,TiniAk of Canada have •rieeadati.so-.;"bieat Indian s ' ' r eniiiau'la 108.; 'al4Mast'lndian Joint Stock Bank"' s.4,Ltitldlaneotig Shares ,!L f , have also been depressed:___lOndon''Aiint Stock have declined to '302.*; and' London sand West- s . 11 1 T -biter improved to 641' P en in su lar and Qriental N. Sliares Tealise 471; 4 4c4 SeXTelegraph 4 ,1 7 i 17i. , ,"' • , . .1 - EItITISIi.FfINDS—ONP OtCLOCK.• sank Stock per Cent. Reduced Annuiti es 92A 1 , 2 !per Cent. Consols Annuities 9 31 4 3 i . lOW'S Cont. Anniuties Indic per -• • • Ditto Cper- .Cen t .4 • l o4li Ditto EnfacedPdrer; 4 pet' Cent.. ;— • Ditto it per Cent. Ditto Debentures, 1858 96k Ditto ' 1859 ' • ) 963 consols for Account, Jan. 10 ..... 9 41) .Ixcl:tolitLer Bills, £l,OOO, 4,1 FOILEIGI4-YUNDS,--ONE O'CLO,CX Nanos Ayres, 6 peewit—. ... . .. Ditto Deferred' 3o B Panisl a per Cent ••• • • Ditto Account banish cert. of Coup. not _funded....... 6i Turkish 6 per Cent ' ... Ditto NoNyloati Ditto Account Divi r dands on'the above payable in:London., .Twd .cycLocni. Consols, 31*.nrt•1VA.,.......... , •• s • 93 1 Ditto Account ........ ...... 94k i• DAY'S 'Blli-Fr.uvu. (BY ELECTRIC TBLEGR 4 rn.) Sou'rnamrrox, Friday Morning, Wind. S.W. - :„• • Arrived, Dec. 6--Nortu Briton, from QuElec ; , Courier, steamer, from Jersey;Tartar and Jessy, from Cardiff. Sailed,—Southampton and .Ltalanta, steamers, for Jersey, (BY sr BMA-RINI AND MAGNETIC -TELEGRAPH.) , • • ' -GRAVESEND; Friday Morning. • Fit°, Arrived, Ilrind S. ; tide twohours' ebb; Weather fine. ' . sto Dec. 7—Phastiis, from Bilboa ; Lady of j the e _ .. , : 1 1 ' Lake, from Seville ; Ay9niy, vow. velinesj tit!? ,a. Jack- i.( son, from Antwerp ; Leopard, from liurrath . e . e,' l Airg , V'bdia, ' sto from Sauenas Corriamulgie; from Madrid', stu from Guernsey.; Carolua Magnus, from New York. sailed—Devondale for Algot' Bay; Corporation, for sto Sierra Leone' Dove r ' Castle, for Melbourne; John HertrY) ' s sl ic c for Mauritius ; Wis c onsin o for .New York ; Johann H eivek, , 5 for Montevideo; Vm. and Jane, for Singapore; Candidate, , r , for Barbados ; AMazon, steinier for Lisbon and Mogador. ,' f, stc DEAL, Friday Morning. _ l to Wind S.W. moderato. st4 Passed-Passed--Suffolk,S i ffelk, from Melbourne ; Herc;;A l Pin China; est, Admiral Karla, steamer, from the Mediterrinean--all,for I at, • 'London. st THEATER'REPORT.WIND AND r TIjIS MAY,,, Ayr, ; dii3l • • • Belfast, a.s.Nict_.• flue Birmingham, S.VV,' Bradford, S.W.; foggy 'Brighton, S.W.; fine Bristol S.; showery Cambridge, S. ;, fine CArdiff, W.; cloudy' • ' ' W.-;- wet ; . ' .thatham,W.S,W.i Ta°d erate Cark, W.N.W-.; fine Deal, 'S.W., -Moderate- • Derby, S. ; fine Dublin ; -S. gr; line -•••-, ••:• '- Dundee, W. fine Edinburgh, S.; dull Valmouth, S.S.W. ; rain Glasgow,' calm ; dull Goole, S.W.; fine W.,5.W.; fine • ~,..riertlepool, W. ;' fine, • - ••tierNirich, S.W, ; clondy Eolyhead, WiS.W.•, fresh breeze, and clear . , '4O, 7,,9 n./c ... • Inverness, INLE ,I fine- : ; dull ' Kingstow u ,.s,A ' i fine 0 Leeds, S. j, finee . , Leith, S.E. ; dull ' * LimLimerick,S.E Londonderiy, . E . ; fi ne Mancheter, 8.w.. fine 1 Middlesborough, 3.1 V • fine , Milford naven,N.E • .: h ne •ff e weastleoit ;' " Tyne, S fine •Newinarket ,, S.; liline liorsvinh, S,E.• f i ne , t 1 . Perth, S.W.; hAll 1 , Nterltu9ll.gicel.S.W,6 fine i Southampton, S;S.W. •,' fine Stockton on Tees, S.W. ; fi n ,,, , Sunderland, S. ; fine, , -W a kefield; S.; fine ,we..'l Waterford , S.W.; t ll , c ynic uth ,S• 'W. • unsettled ‘, • , , Whiteh av en, S.W.; ram, Wolverliante--, on, 'S.E.; - fine r 'foil , S•.- ; . ...--1:o L, • Th 6 Judgg' rdihary yedaterdardEereed lution o'f marrfage ihe 'castr:df E 010 y -C.Bbddi and_ Grover. • . ./ The publicans of St.,Pancras are taliing en'orke t tic - k m to obtain a reduction df their ; asscSanaenta of 4300i1 rate, - whichluiCe besn increased in soro6 instances '2O or 40 per cent. ttIFLEVINTINTiq NtsfrET§.,- , -• Rnssian ACV r , las, just received at : gt. Etienne i,ooa itifantty ilitiskets, Ajar' ' Etilperer Alexander ordeiitt 'at Stile , •Ira..Peiial-m, there as • a IaTiPPI; to lie' eiini-prcd • with the pr9dacepfotiler foreign insuufaotoriel.'' 'thrg-unu ~srlaaliers at St. Etienne were npypr wore. .142glir employ ed- ttilth at preamt. rdleairleg 304090 ou9,icquiot; of the Piedmonteso Government, whieh Ike mauufaetureril are bound to - ddlivdr in - to - arse of next year, they are wore lug at the tranifortaittion- of 80,004 ordinary muskets into' the PiOmentese pUrehased from the;Frenvii .. rf ' -.1 4! st•,l 00.;, 4 725' illythehnd.(fyne , 16 per, ' . c.,. pre r. ki asged .at £ 5(l • efk (ir is, & p;xet.t p.et.stoek 26' " DO. dO. Pd.' SIS ares tock Cal ed oa : &10, 4.) per cent t... 2 - DC',.Quart Shares, No.'2. n ,COrk ei L llanden,'sl p. C. 20 ;Cornwall. 5 per cent ' ta, 'llunkPertArg.Aber.Jun. • O e t k Elntii.Ofitig N 7 grs. :oclk ' Do: 4. 'dd.iClife's'Wei p.c.. p e. o(tlr 7Po: rin.:.,Chiss ,C : 7 l p.c.. - oek l. coml. 2c. t 5 p. c. No.l ;tick Do:' do.`' .1 - No. 2 ;ock Do. New 6 per .ct. stock. Lock Eastern T_Tnipp.,,4, per et. Lock Do. 5 per cent. autiri: ' took Edin.&Glas.sp.e: shares Lock Do. 4p. c kna. S. &D.l tock Edin. Perth& Dun. 4 p.c. rock Ifurness, r s per cent .•• • I took COlati.V.V.West.g.a. 5 p.c., took teg.Na3theypt, 5 p. ct. took (4 [1.9. Ita,ted 10 p.c.pm tock cr. Col e do. do. 106 ,, . Do.'6,p.ea Redm. 5 p.c. pm • 10 . „ Gt..lV. of Seogd.lst 14,1 too , V Gt.'Sn. & W(lreland)4l ) p. et. pref. stock * : 9rOst, West. (Perks and 1 . IlaritslE34. l s p. et I tock ro. Reffe'tmable, 41 p.ct. Ito,* no. Medo‘rnablo. 4p- ot. stock , Do, jpredpemable, do,. {took Do, o p.a. Redeem Pref.: 1 8 Do. Itirm. Pref. Shares. 10 ; • Llt., W. Ches. 8 p.c. pf.sh. 1 i 10. • TV. (10. sp. ct. pref toek' Do Birrilz:o - uar. stock , gall MA' Chester gua. shares 13k go: do. do. 20 Do. go. • do. stoat TATIMYOrk 6 p. c. stock stock Dio.liarn9l.st.£s3s 10d pc stock Dp. 6 per e. (E. Lam) stock Lon.* 'Brig. 5 pc.gu:No.l stbck Do: 6 p.- e: • • No. 2 stock,. Do. eoa. 6 p. c. ..... tqck , Do. do. 5,p. e..: No. 4 1- . • ;66k DIV. deo: 41 per ten'. .... • 5, De. do)411 p. c. shares.. ock Do. 7p. et, Pref. stock. Ick Do: kic.'dci. (W.E.&C.P.) . _ck Do.4p:r.St(div.def.til '65) stock. Lon. C.,1; at, lull Dover.. ~,, LONDON, Dec. 7.—Wind this day at noon—South- stock Lon. and N:W. COv. and stock Lo N n i ; ; ; ; A eaten, 5 p. et..., ,_, o4o .aterly . ; strong breeze, and fine , weather, but rather ~per C . e 7 p l e t rp . °it arms. T.!•ciicly. . • 28ths. stock Do. D D° o. • DEAL, Dec 6.—Wind 5.E.,-ArriVed—Dolphin, from , the River and sailed for Swan Rivei. Dec. 7.—Wind ~ , -. of 21c ad .'-',.:. . .‘ , ''.W.—Arrived.--lieverfroni-Cb:lo.-- . ~,. . ' 12 4 r-4 011(1 9ndy. 4 Cole,. sb. SwArtsma, Dec. 6.—Wind N.W.—Arrived—Queen of 121 London)? & Ennis 1 h stock Wan. Sh.'&Lin• 6 . I' s. the Sea, from Santander, leaky, pumps choked, and cargo : 6 , Do. £6. ' • ' . Pe ' 'et shifted, and part thrown overhoard. - stock Do.at.per cent ~_ ItltisToL Dec. 6.—Wind - S.W.—Artived—Howard, .10 no. redeem. 6 per cent.: 12 jarynort & Car., 4p. c. Newfoundland. New York; Alexander, from Quebec ; St. Anne, from ~ 1 2.1. Do. 41 .per cent, • + . 4 zieWfoundland. '' • ' stock 'gi'l Con, II p a stock ...BRISTOL Czaiim, Dec. 6:-:-Wind S.W.—Arrived— stock 'DO.tob.ltris:& Dir. sp.o, vigilant; front New York. S t oc k , D0. , 40t e , pref. stook,. . . 6 Do. with option tllllBO ._ GLOUCESTER, Dec. 6,—Wind W.--Airived—Mathilde, stock Dot Leic. & Hit. pref. st. , . , . Irtini New York. .c , . ' stock Norflk sp. c. Ex. 5t.1848 • Cl.'irDu; Dec. 6.—Wind S.W.—Arrived-:-Allen; froth stock Do. 51 p. c. Pref. do, '147 Quebec. Sailed—Robins, for New York. ' stock, D o. Si p. stock .Nerth Priiish, sp, e : .QTYEENsTowr I r ' Dec. 6.—Wind . S.W.—Arrived.—Kan - stock Do. New, p•ua, Sp. e.... garoo, screw steamer, from New York; Silistria, from • • .101 . Do. Bor.,pn. g. pf shs . Call ao ' , " - . . • . . , 10 O. , Do. do. ._ do.l ---:-- . stock N'th,Dllev.oll, & Dok,Co. stock N-Eastfans,Pret, 4p, a stock Ro..fierWick, 4 p.c. 'Pref.l . . , .17 Do. do. do . 2 11 0 ,3 ' D no ci..' , l d . o e . eds ii;a • 6 e p: s e. i N g o. 1 y P .. `,e. 6--North Briton, from .Quebec • Courier, , Q rt r , 48„ . 'l5, . PQ. 1 ork„ do S, Pureh. , , f o o v rth or ym th n s e t y afro G r i d ia s r h an tre... tee _ d ''‘ l ii;ey - ,' Tartar and Jeasy, from Cardiff. , n pton and Atalanta, steamers, for Jersey. , ..—..„... .... At Scottish Central, new pf AND MAGNETIC -TELEGRAPH.) ,St 99 S'Cottish North-Eastern ': l it ll' t: •lir'ef. stock— ' ;x". RAV ESEND; Friday Morning. • stock' , ‘ Litaberdeen,gua.6p.c. ' ' ebb . ; weather fine. - . stock. . De. 7p. C. pref. stock from Bilboa ; Lady of the ,ms sonthDet . on, Ann. 10s. N. 9ravelinesr; •. Jane Jack- '4l l ~,' • iThiFtxed 4,1 per cent. ``rem . Xurrathei y Atgo, - - ''Guth Eastern uteacith g )7n 'Madrid'; . Vibtilia, ''sfdek - • tint cent.An n .. r ) ' • n New York. stock ‘ .Do. Fixed , 1 p.a. Ist is. Corporation, for .rsslooooel s '',li.f .,r)T t o b ,i , r4 :, 4 hp al te e rr s e , c4en go t a . . 4 p.c. John Henry, 2.5 Stook. & Dar . . A P s a p. gUa. 'tarn Can li d e i i d v a e t k e, , 25., I Do. 11 6 percent ' o• • Mogador. ''2s • Do. CE percent. ' ' stock: Watrld 4t Kilkny, 6 . Itark ...yid -oxl Ist Gua stk stock' " Do'. ' ' 2d do ' ; rstdelt4 DO:Newport 5 p.c.pfired. stook ! LAo.Perpet. 13 p. c. pf 1866 , to 0: , Do. till 1869, Ist is. 1 2i '': Do. 2 do. 2d is, . an' ering lived, It M. de, 4:rian am upporters d be con- iseg, as it lqd to the liminary Ipidly ap s already nnoances tontalues severance., eaking he Li, and. at There the poll, 3opularity ieioe and to accept Alto capti recently in r that they id that hie uitime Mr. sins to his is canvass, re quite as D's chances 311 political as been ex- itairs and the vacant hands was 3 demanded DAY.- , 374 ; ditto it, died at :a . was a son Scotland, late A.ineri- her, " hag ',Etranger ne joke. ' A. refuses to I (says the ; made by the .1 10, inexpedi aciple of the presented to , which will in bottle. .1 the action , 4. terminated. lament. The first count, r en, Blight; five years' r , which she 4 were yes- . e magistrate,: Leir term of I Clark has • leg." He court. )king man a the South .ge quantity Laster& )Ilowa have gybing, a gen- E 25. xi was yes-J . LI not doing said he was 1;14 securing and thus the away. Mr.., ;foie he gave it Sessionsr eir Teri iet iai h stealing s 1 night they text sessions., laribaldi a .statemenir, we informed, + ' ►ribaldi is not; 'ear, he may try.' obe will be taker!, ind Glasgow towns in the " th regard to the man and' r, that the' and will [ahon. It is re now being .: This corps aver attained' st a very, )f the .oranil L to Richard e occasion Of he jewel ,iv,e l front--,ou,A )• two wandO very grace be Nvhcile wab a whiCh the were moot riateineerip wel was pt - P.G.D.C. , Pr, ,a vote. of .tbe n 1 or artistic t been seen ng•st tho cr4P laced by Air. whom it Iva! reatest credit rc.bytq SHARE 3.IAILKET.-(nr S _4Y.) pl /Ci : t r t tEs • AND STOCR .., Ciosing Business ; lk Share V -' 1v; as. '' ' I Paw. pride. Done. . , .:I.__________,..._,___•------ sti , 60 Beliast and lianyanena all -.-- . t ' 1 13:14 I Bir., Wol 4 411 d. Str. Val. all t B l °I •. . .5, stock Birk., Ti., and Ch June. 100 si 83 , , .. , , , 25 :Blackburn ... all 111 121 1 1 25, T4th itna Tyne. ... . . all —1( 1 ' 10: llost.,Sleaf. and Mid.Co all 6a . 7 stock Bristol and .I:xetE.r lOO . 96 98 stock iCaledonian ........ l OO 9 5 1 951 06 i I 1( 10 A Carmarthen &Cardigan all - - '5O ,'Cork.and Bandon ~•••• all ''-'-' --. . • • - 1 20 fork. iklrock., *Passage all -5- 20 Cornwall .A .La .... . .. all , 61 61 ' 10 ;ID° A 1 unt il , r , e 10 Do B p ran f A gets no div i all —' ' ' • all , - - fhasbeen , tl.toß eh 6 Dublin & Belfast , June. all - - I .- 25 Dun., Berth, &Ab. June. all 7a •8 . stock . Past Anglian ' 100 161 176 1( stock, Eastern Counties lOO 51 62 '621 1 1( stock Eastern Orion, A stock 100 88 40 • etc.% Do do Bdo 100 •27 29 etc ,23 'Dont , A', late ilU3ds. 131 ~ - stock East Suffolk - -- ' s 1( t( s t oc k Edinburgh & Glasgow 100 -5- . stock Edin. Perth, & Dundee 100 .An 291 1( 10 Portia &Clyde Junction all - -1 ( sock Furness •• • . lOO .-. it stock Glasg. ,and S. Western 100 .114 116 1( 10 (-heat Nth'ii. of Scotland all ,-,- -0( stock Great Northern„. • 100 losi Tal . 110 / ' . stock Do do A stock, stock Do do B do - lOO 132 134 0.1 stock Gt. S. ,W. of Ireland 100 112 • 114 ' ' stock Great .'Sgestern ...,, .. 100 70 Y3l 7 3 Z I I 1 stock -Do Str Val gua. stock . 1 00 ' s ° 5 2 . , if 12 Trish Sonth:entil ern . all ,- - stock - Lancashire & Yorkshire ••• 100 1191 1201 1 10 2 1 1( stock Loudon and Blackwall 10 0 62 64 . 63 1( stock Lon., Bright,. &S Coast 100 115 117 116/ I 1( stock ond., Mat., and Dover 100 51 60 53 stock [And. &Nth. Western 100 1001 100/ 101 1991 i etc stock Lon.l. & sth. Western lOO ' 9 4 .5 • , etc .255 L'clerey fi Coleraine .r all - ~..-, . 25 ..'' derry itsErniaxillen all lba 11 ',.. i l goo . fan. Sheto# Lineoln 50 ISfaryport and`Carlisie all -, - : 'l2 Do -do , i Ogres... - , 10 Metropolitan 0 3 tea •'• ' , std . 66idlan ' 6.1. Do nevt . . • 1,4.0„ ~--. , V A , ~ stock 'Do ►aiming. & Derby 100 105 107 10 mid i of, li n t,r,„ of Ireland all - -, , ‘.• 2,5 Do A shares • all - 1 etc 25 11lillItent. ~: .........- `all l i - - • .:, 10' Do, Cray Line - ' •'- ~ .1 . 100 N_ewcpbtle ppd Carlisle all -- - at( 10, Newry'& Arrnigh, def .9. , 1 1 .7 . 6 d 20i New; Warnpt..& Kos all - - , stock Norfolk... , ... • • , "501 Ntlin. Count Union 36 --_ - d . - , I et noitioirifish . - 100 .., 6.3 6.3/_ 631 3 'At I.lCor,,Dtv.llaiLtDk.atoek, 100 -,- -' ' ''' ' 1 i , t : D , Aotk.• it rocs no d. ' - ' ' •' i ' • . ! until 6pctiss beenpd.B 100 --, - stocDo B stock , ' ....„ • lOO - - sto N'th. FoljterrillorViick 100 1041 105 1051 5 f • , , 25 Dodo , a.N.E. purchase - 16 13 4 Pby „„, P stock Do Lords.... stock Do Yrk' i'. •i stock South,l,9ndon 30 •po new 5 - - . 19.16.4 ttbrth At a ffAlmlobire - 10 a. andls,JW, Junction • all' 9 .' '• • • ~5 i 12 • ri No,:r.tt 1F n, 11 8, KBl ~, . . 1 10 foieblet O''..,- .i.. .-/,... - - " - Poitithoutb ~„_-• ...., , all - - ' ;5 :: . •40 Ritypiney • •,.. .- , • - . • . 1 ,stock Scottish 'Ctlitrail - lOO • 114 416 , • , stock Scot N. E., Aber. stock 100 331 34 331 i stock •Do Scot,.,3lid, ,tock lOO • 'B7 'B9 ' •- : stock SbropShire Union , ' 100 i- 49 Si „ 10 ittlngrb rfte-& Sheer. all, ~, 6 7 , stock .inithlDevota ....,,, lOO 4f (3 • 'stock tioulk:Eagern, ...... - Stock South WailMT .1 ....' -100 • 5 .64 -66 , , - Stock R. York: mid Inver Dun ,100 ,77, 79 78 i f 2 O 5 StainesX 4 r ~• and:Wok all 6 8 25 Stockton Darlington all ' '4Ol-41/ , , 25 - DO Ike , stock Tiff Vats ....... ~.. , lOO - - ntocko .5 PO 'r,.4-IsTo 1, lOO - " - _ •25 , Thanaeallii,VeliDk&Ral/ '22 ' --;- - - '• . .. ;• . , '5O ' i sitei 4 i:...* ' ' ah j 551 501 25 ' Do ••• ..., oe • • •••• •••• •• , 20.1. 2 3. p ' " ' • 1 ; 1210. Do, ,•„ .: .stock Vale'O'f Nett' Of ' 1 100.- .• ~GS 70 . .', 13' ' ' Victorsal Sta.. and Pim - ,ptoc , wi l tgetmi & Kilkenny 100 . * ~ 1 00 NV aterforAlttimerfek all ~.; ...,- •.-•• .. ~ ~ „,, , '2O '' WestTernwall v all, .5, ,61 ~ , f 20c I WeSt LOod(10.. •-• • • all - - Il i 1.01: Do ls class '::: 29 ~ ' 'Dol. (ila,dfs". , : . - ~ , , .. , , , , Ito& ." ei;t tat:Tool Tlarbr - ., mut Rail .. 100 1 '-2- --.1. , . ; , stool/ Wept 111TI1and, Oxford 100 47 48 471 ,5 ~ ~ stock • -t- no. i. •Ilirowpott 1,001r0 , :,4 2 ill , ' stock Do. Hereford 100 83 PRE9BREN CH' BH.4.axa,. i 'hare ! • Railway*. ,:: Paid I a Closing usiness Mee. • Done. S)5 97 101 103 - ' .-- 204 511 li 6 99,101 1111 113 106 108 109 108-110. 121 126 80 82 'l.ll 113 :80 ‘. 117 119 111 113 104 , 108,. , 85 , 87 98 100 99 101 90 ,92 91 93 102 104 94 10 174 184 104 10 76 , 78 20 21 10 104 IS 14 13$ 138 16 16 33 16 ,03 1 118 118 141 115 105 52 155 • 130 134 09 71 90 92 [l6 118 150 155 'l2i 13 ) 70 ) I ; P INS 138 101 103 94 96 ill 113 1.09 11l 93 9& 100 102 P . lip P IP 23 ,24' 122 124 130 133 10i 11 •23 1 241 lot , •1037 101. 103 20 92 19' 101 85 88 274 28i g 24 33i , 334 45 48 124 126 123 •125 - , 9g 101 '123 125, 1119' 118 ta2i LINES. LEASED AT VriCM) it n iii v i a ys. • . I , d p lo r j ti c lu e! B D us o in n e:i . c.r _ ' • Thicisipotwashfre .• • i .11 ----- 4;i giedfor al uu. Ln At N.W d 100 De ' i 'theater& YloVlieh . • Blptchley "all 14_ n 5 t,_1)7:.77 100 Do. .._ J. ' r cent., 10 0 Do. 00 Caledonin Clydesdale Ju,nction.. la _ _. ti.itz c • D0. , D0. d d o o l . ls s l p p e erven t . , CdlbheSter;Stbur Val., ll fL E.Llncolnshlre,...6 p.c.' - 1 Shs, all E.Counts. .Unlon,Harw_lo ) • , • • ''' Do.' Wood - 6110 . e . , 100 - \ 100 Gt. North. 941edonto 'Glaalarrik , ,Ne - ils,Dri . ' INN Now ...... .... 10 0 . 00 .. "" ' • Gloster& Dean IF all ,Gt. West. Thirtlhool.l)elrA Rail. , all iYk.N. Br , Utkl! and Selby ..., „ all YILN• Md. . 80. i Shares ....... i all D 0....... Do.' Ahai 4 es Lanai Carl.tpua.s p.c ;100 I ,11.8 2 1 N •W ,kando A , 9 1 - 6,_ - r , P bees .100 S. East. ~., refererYce '.... " 'Do. ... ,:. Lbti.,Tilby:k Soutend, 100 .Peto (lc Co. :Loiyestoft,gua. 4 pet !100 Norfolk ... Do, 6 per cen t ... . , • 1:. Manc. ,l3 uxtn. & 31a .. tk. all 1., NWdic.)l Mid. Bradford Prefer- . , e/le-,S P cI C-„••. , e, ,, , mar4t. furryEx ) 1 , guara 'l5. nteed's , p. e; i • 5 6 ,V ..Counts Nort4u,v, -f R N 4 ta• ' llO.. all 1)o ..P9,1 0 . 0 per. pe . nt __l all . DO T- "; ..°. Northxed '5 Der cent .1 ' 11 D . • .l • • ' Western ......I all Miami(' Pretto/t" a:ndrWyre. t all riA 6 NW 1 Gt.North.i L.Tlc.' i al Do , . , $he A D . l i Slirewsbry4. l ferefordl 100 • T.Bra3sey " DO. 4 ,• • • . _ pt,:,-)iyist,r4Stiairietels,..i.: 8z isun.tlloaffardsbire "1 : alif illkitian .. m a to i 3 ,ll,d4gratrset..l 100 Gt. .w eE ij WinibleclopacCroydn.l all '' l ..B:Brttn •0-. , ,,tcr rk ; , El - 6am /7 . ' Pad T4° 1) . .71 , r , , T i ng ---i SS 100. 52t 631 125 127 03 115 102'104 1 16 17 135 137 , fi 4 - - 310 il2 - 205 209 61 63 115 120 9'3, 97 ,JP„ fis .5,? 15 154 ~~ ~~.~. ,137 103 105 10 it 4. 11- I I) L 84 • ; IsliAre • t Docks. , • gpsinese Done. ' i3tAit . t SAR-here - Int - r i o o r%triern6. 4 per Cent.Pref.blin. : 100 0,044, rst and West Indies i 1'.;0 ,10014 on don atocki f: X ath arine .. , 100 100 t vi,,s ov tbanapton .. ' .., 100 I te koo,learia .. . ...., ... 7 4 , uif wiA rD9 .:. tI , , A. CI I 'ci " ; 711 14- 4 14 ,41 7 2,1ft 1 ,Ci t / 3 3 1 -,r,‘ L ; tii i ili i,? l i ; 1 0 -I ~,,,,.,; 4 :: i.. .. ~3 r:: _ ' "" GOi 1 - ~.., b'~ ~~~ ~ BRITISH POSSESSIONS: Ott , ,-.,,, ,a 1 ,-. , , V r "';', t'l- Share Railways. - t • Patd 7l ‘ l l. ° r 'r4 . .g liusluess , dotte' 400 , Mantic & St,Lawropcti, ,4 1 75 71 ra.,BadtCet Id roa.nn 100 05i 0 61 stk c Bd , I ( C,-'u. 5 per cent.. 18' Do, ~.r Do. • I; ,16 ,11 1 d • toi Buffalo and Labe Huron all 4 / 5 1t1 20. Do. New . . ..... ..... 'all 10 Do. Preference ;..J. all 0 7 ~,,A r Buffalo,BrantAGodrich 100. 75 80 . 1 Va. ct. 1.K14. sag. 1, 187:? 100 l% . ''‘ - '0,,, . July 1, 1877' ai 4O- •• 67 72 • • 100 Do. do, juua 1,.1874 100 65„ .78 -i • .. . i , 5 Clo utta. &f. - 4.1 , 14ta11. (I,lm' 3 id f.l 20 Cape,Vastn•Prov. (Lim.' 2s. '-- .. , 20 Cape Town .' Dock Scrip 5 1/ .14 d 3 1., . ~ 29 Ceylon Guarantd. op. C. 71 . 11 I,d „ all 171 Demerara — 20 Eagto, Ifeugg gli, gp. e '2O 11 11 dB/ - stook East Indian,- gu , 5.p. c. 100, 101 1 1021 1011 11. '2O Do. F Shares Ext.,,.. all d pr 20 Do. Jubbulto .. ro., , . all ' d pr • 140 -Do. 41 po. Debentre. all .• 99 100 • , . 100 Do. 5 p.c. Deb., 1864_ all 1001 1011 20 Geelong & Melbourne., all stock Geelong - Corporal= 6 ' "' , •• ppr cent. Bonds ......, 100 stock Grand TrAirdi of Canada 100 24 25 24 1 1 100 Do. 6 per cent. Pref.. all 76 78 ' 771 100 Do. 6 per ct. Del:12111r. all '46 4 1 4 100 , E r.._ 7 poy coot, um ~ . all 54 57 , , 100 I 0. do. . laq .. all 47 50 10 0 1 Do. do. 1872 _ , all 46 49 stock Gt.lndiaPenin.gua.sp.c.. 100 97 98 971 , , 20 Do. Nev gin" sp. e.. 8 1d it e.. • 20 , Gt,,South.orlxiCl l o4lli).l . 20 Cii,;V Plal ' . a o u r t e c a en aci sd l e S r heet iaresl 4 4 1 11 1, . 101 2 11 " ' '3 O 1 po. NeW ~ .. ;. , . 18 91 oi d 190 pp, Tl9n p 4 gy. 11; Niitif opt,t4io6o • all 95 100 -•' • , , 100 Do: do. '73 till '6O all 9 5 100 . . I 100 Do. do. '73 without opt all 9 3 . fle 100 j Do. 51'p..e. do. '77 du , all 90 03 atOlf Madras, guar„ 41 p. 0....1 100 85 85 stop]; Dct..dA. 5 per cent. tit9ck Do. 41 p. c. Extension 100 88 89 St 4 0 Do. Fourth do., "., •,-15 1) ' If d 20 ais t Do. d 0..... ,-,:. all ' -.,... -; - • . , eta Melb.Corp. 6p. e. Bads. 100 20 i Newßrunswiok i Canda y c1 . 00 ,14 .. 1 . 14 , 11 a a n: a_ pa ( L 4i o i t m i le i . ) 4 g 9 ~ , 6 , : : , . Class A Capital. Share , . is Do. Doll, ' a a i l i l 5 5 7 7 , i Do. do. Land do.: 59. • • 20; Gude (I.Amited) ~.... ~ stock Scinde •. , „ .1-., .. A.a 100 99 100 991 20 DO. punjaub ..., a 0 .10 11 d 111 81 20 I Do. Du. 'A :..... .. 4 . all - 95 - d ' stock Do. Indus. St, ylo, 0 . 100 93 20i 8 t.Anarevws Queliec .18 .-- 10 Trinidad (Lint.) Scrip 1 . I 1 d ,, ' . FOIMIGN lI.A.ILWAYS. , , 10 ,Antwerp t Itotterdatal all 51 51' /1/ : 20 lATdennes.. :... •., • .20 ;13ah..,..k5,Fram.1,1n1,7p.q lO .li lid 9 , 5 Pe,lgian East, Junotion i all , 1 i 1 20 Beziers to Graissessao' all --• • ' 6 CO''TIQAUX Dune dr flail all 101 111 : • 100 Copiapo -,.., ..& all -- 10 ' Ditto Fktension I. aIl I 3 21.1 20 Dutch Rhenish 20 Eastern or France ~ „ all 231 241 ' 20 Grand MN. Guar. 6p. c. 6 -- . I.` 20 ' Do'. , do. , all • , 20 . great Central of,France all -,- , , 20 Gt. Lnxem.,, Con, shg ' all 61 oi 41 • ' '2O Italian junction ..`, • all ! .• , 20 Lake COnstance &. Bale.' all . - 20 Lierre & Turnhout .. ~ all , 20 ' Lyons & Genev's, ' all ~._ ' ' .' 331 Maria Antonia .... , all ~..._ . - • 10 • Do, New.... -.., .., 2(1 , , Namur & liege ..., '2O ' DO. 6p. c: ?rel. ..':.., „„ ' 'ail 191 toi t . 16 ' Northem of 1 7r:400-i.:". Gall 28 / 39 1 : 16 DOoN?'.,Silial•TO ~ . .15 , 4 0 ' 1 :5t 36t . : 1 0 0 0 li ppaitri O r nie ctro , o ark i i ; r t u Bll ll: ,6d :7 l, i ,e e .r i ,. . all 51 55 ' i4O RecirV tti .Fran. (Peru.> ( - rutl /_p. ct. lira.— 13 41 31d 91 10 20 , itlgra‘,9 Dnnaburg : 14 -- ' ' 1 10 ' cklllo.lifFrafleatti .... „ 411 — , 20 oyal Dinish..,., " ~,.1 all I 5 Royal Swedish' , , . all ' -- , 4 Do. , - peri cent.; Pre: i all -- ' •, °I . '7 20 Sambre &,Meuse ~... , all 51 5!- 10 DO.'si per cent. Pie :' all 81 14:. 20 gall Pauld; him; ~,6".7p: (II 2 11 Zd , 31 7 ' 20 - 11,A.ust.&Loolb Arena-tin 12 i d 1 d • , 1 _2O Southern of 'Frain,. , , 01 2" 21 .. 81 West Plandeia . 1 . ~.', - '2 •;10 Do. 5.1 p, c-Preforenoot'. all , . ), 91 9/ 200 'Mot I.W, 4 e1% orAustfrilt '-6 •?1,7.1 r , of Erauce . , 20 I %Nresstorn-of Sstitzetland 4 all , " , " ,t 6 I'Vie4ibaden ... ...,..i ,„ ....4411 _. , 6 'Do. 8 ptiirceut...rFeli , kl -- ' 20 ;Zealand „,, :.,„ ~, , ,',, ,t 'in -.,_ __ I • ' , 1--.,„----,,,-...-,-4- , _ • :-I ', 4 BRld'lB F DYINIS. 1 H. .onourUld' grant a gratis summons 81K 'go inif'necesSaiy- for ten yenis. I Perfiaps it the summons :was served upOn the Poitmaster-Gdaral, by post, it might hail soniii effect. •• ' • , It was then explained thartbse snmmonieS must be r eig6ttaT,',Ay 'Setired. " a Il'onoui- 2 rhen eitiplo bailisPecially • • iri wait and Catch thin as. Mite y, as"' they , go in and coma outs. Mr, Colentan.----There are so many doors—(laughter)— and they z fey one another. His Honour—Y the r. it P< en era] like a Alia 11,—, es, _ ~..-office is rabbit warren, and while you are waiting at one door they getout by another. , Gratis axnguons granted. POLICE INTBLL TURN CE-( TRIS DAY.) . DtIARLBOROINHT,STREET.,. CILA:11.011of STBALING HALF OF AXS SENDER WANTED.—Alexander Poppy, errand boy, in the employ of Mr. Davies, draper, 34Q, .Oxford-streot, was charged with stealing the half . ofa £smote under the fol lowing circumstances:--' Mr. Davies said the prisoner had been in his employ as errand boy, and he understood 'from the' postman that two letters were given to him while outside doing something to the windows, and they had never reached him. The post man was not hereto-day, but would attend. ~ - Sergeant Glass? 0 Division,. said he understood the pri soner , had tendered the half , of a£s note in .payment of handkerchiefs; hnd it Was then stopped. The prisoner said he picked up the 'letter on .the door-mat, it having been trod Onotnti broke it open, and found that it had the word "Five" on it. The constable afterwards traced it to Mr. Davies. " ' AUGUST. Mr. Davies said he had not yet ascertained from whom thehalf note came, and while the prisoner was in his employ several things have been missed from his premises. The half note was produced. It is numbered 90,484, and bears' 'endorsements, ‘‘ J. Jones, draper," and "G. Ed wards." _ _ The prisoner was remanded for the attendance of the postman, and the person at whose shop be tendered the half note. _ . FA i TILpt ANn SoN.—Mortimer Cahn, 19, was Charged with threatening and annoying his father, Mr. Edward Cahn, of 24, Liecester-square. Mr. Cahn said owing to the conduct of his son he was obliged to turn him out of his hoUse, and all he wished was . , that he,would not come to his house. He was a burthen to them all,, and pareatened to smash the wiudnws and every thing in, pAejlouse (the complainant was unable to go on # 1)111 Rino j 9 D ). t Xr.Txrwhitt ( said he lunderstood the father had takeu the son into his house on his return - from California. • The.,Pefendaut, in an impudent tone.—You seem to know all about it. - Mr, Tyrwhitt.—You are an affliction and an ungrateful hound to a father who-has done, so much for you. The Defendant.—Who do you calla hound? Mn Tyrwhitt (to the defendant).—You, sir. You will hear the truth here. (To, the father).• Your weakness is a misfortune. If you go on in this way he will manage 'you. Why take him in at, all ? A fellow of his description will never-be done'-any good .with except by sharp means. We havd plenty cb.sea of the kind here. Ordered to find one surety, in the awn of £2O for two . months. 'I ' , • .THAMES. • . ,DARING ROBBERIES , . BY • A ,PATTPER.—Edwark Bin ning ; a remarkablelooking )nan, about 31 years of age,:was brought before Mr. Selfe charged with stealing a sweeping machine,- value:seven guineas,. the .property of the, Guar= diens .of the parish of St. Matthew, Bethnal-green. • Stephen kyles, the porter of the Bethnal-green Work= house, said the. prisoner had been for a long time an. inmate' Of the place, and absconded onWednesday afternoon: Soon afterwards chininey-sweeping machine, value; seven guineas, was missed , from a store-house. The prisoner had been , eenvitted before and senteneed•to twelve months' priaonment and , hard labour,.< and previous to that he was convictediunder theiAN ilful , Damage Mt and sentenced to • three months' impriienment and hard labour for breaking • dovin the rdfrectOry Ward of the workhouse. • Mr. Selfe-:---He has - becii i very dishonest and trouble some pauper. ' , Witnesi-Yes, sir ; he broke through a window, and Opened' 'two `locks before he could — get the sweeping machine. a niaiteieitirtino , iweelier, of Old Churcll,- toatiV Lithehouse; said that' thefpriseher waited.upon. him with the sweeping machine, now produced, and asked him to purchase it. He put-acme questions to the prisoner who said that„ the mas.hiao , belonged to his father, and,.. l efferectto ssll it for. 51?!-c4:: #a 'Plow. suspected from ;the' len g th an d st to be immeasurlly below its value. e ture of the Machine 'that' it belonged To an iiifirMary or workhouse; antliikedthe prinenerif he could-send for arly.;. body that knew: him. The prisoner answered in the nei , ;tt Alva,. and he me him into custody, and detaineth he, .reeobioe. • William 4estOp, e police-coUstable, No. 373 K, proved the two ferEßercenvictions against the piisoner. ' " • Belte said the Wail of Guardians of Bethnal-gr4'etil had behaVed with great :humanity towards the prisoner; it snailtainink' hint 'in the workhouse ' after two conviaiimis. for serious Offences: The conduct of:Stone, the sweep„' as highly creditable to him, , and he would allo w him at er tificafafor his expenses'--4iideed the- witness should h tve all he could give him. • He committed the prisoner citl trial, and ordered , ' that 'the° other oenvictions shoo b%) returned to the Sago*. . , .0 t , _I t.. 11 THE SUN, LONDON', Filth EVENthG, DECEMBER 7, 1860. LAW INTELLIGRNOE.—( TliIS Dill'). 1 SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. P•Tr .e - y -I.' V . .r"' , ft . rrt rT r' t lir ! . '' ) ,l I :r ir 4 . ) 4. . . s .- - L1..1 r t - COURT OF - CHANCERY - .." :. "' A ''' - . I. i 4 :•.• ) '' • ' t . 0 -. 11 . 0 .- YD - ON i. _ST.EE ' RLECH.A.SES---Twrinay. '•• - ' ----- - (l3:efOre - the - Lard Chancellor.)' :. -.-: •-• ' - . ' ' Ai;Etiii--:3l7D 4 CrAti'N. T.- , -.H - ALB Ir. dO I CET*EL.' • ; The Stand Plate i (Haistlic.l) of 313ilioVY,' ;44 Vciit a sstetftp . - stakes of ~ • This : was aa appeal from a decree of the Master' of 5 sots each, 2 ft. About two miles awl a h a lf of 'the ''' Mr. 13;tt?and'S'Itell RiNer,f4 'S'I'S; ffist . fOlb.. :.-. (J. Land) 1 ' Rolls declaring certain deeds of mortgage not binding': on Mr. G,'Holmax.,3 , 'S.inibeatif; - 0 yrs, lOst ' (Oivrier)' 2 the plaintiff, and directing the same to be delivered up to he Mr. Geodernam's _Cockatoo, !Fed, •10st 41b.:. (Griffiths) 3 cancelled. , . . .. - It appeared, That the plaintiff was entitled by the will of ' BettingL7 to 4 gst . Tb:e • Curate sto 2arr-t Red R „ hiS father team income of certain real • ar a personal estates „„s . ovcr, '3to 1 a c csst Sitnbea a tn•J' ' 7 lte& Itober made neptl y all the of great value. . Messrs,. Henry and Chestyn Hall, formerly running, i stalling-oil Suilbearla'a'r\i'ilt•latlait ley a leagill , ; 'or Beswell-cdurt, had been,for many years the confidential Thes xengths•hetween the secemtVand - thirct.'''' •• ' • agent of the plainti ff 'S father and brother, and of the plain- •G ran d Metropelitsn Steeplechase Handier-1p of 10 sots tiff, and until . the year 1855 plaintiff appeared,t6 have had . each, , fti and 3 onlyif declared ) , with 100 added; winners ' great confidence in their skill and integrity. "In the year . xtra. ,About three miles end a half. , . , , 1853. the Messrs. Hall acted as solicitors of the defendants, • Mr. J. Golby'S'JBlansSr;'s l yrS, lOst Blb Ong: jib ext 1 . the trustees under the marriage settlement of John Wallis ' ' '' '-- '' ' .": . - ' .. '. '''' ? (Nightinga rr li 1 Grieve and the Hon. the month of Mr. Watt s '. L ongra Eliza Bowles, :and in ragey_6yra y. 9o , 714, - ,.... ;;;; ,,,,.(5h erra rd). 2 • February that / year they received from Mrthe defendant the - .Camer o n's Feartese i .agel, .!•Qt.,...,4 . q,(Oliver, jun.). , 3. sum of £15,000 belonging to him as trustee of the said , The following also ran:,-Omer Pacha, Tunebler, Dane,. settlement for the purpose of investment. £lO,OOO was Hazard; Tatler, Topey', •- bodger, - Mai..mion, and Nelly, property invested on mortgage, security, and the remainding Be tting -5 to 1 , each agst ~Maintop itneJohnty, 6to 1 £5,000, as the plaintiff allefsed,:,witheut, his knowledge or agst To PsY, 7 to 1 agst T um bl er , a t o 1 agst The 'Thine;'lo . ' prised e consent ' was invested by . the Messrs Hall in two sums of to 1 agst' s x y usher. Nelly, Tatler, fibpsy, an d hazard tom 'f•rent ,rankat 7 at ar ti ngs th e.twor ta tour it es d y i ng - £4,000 and £ l,OOO on the security of the' plaintiff's interest th under the. will of his ,father and hi-ether, and of certain in, the ruck, and Ve4ll€),ss, and The!Datto last. Tumbler peli 'es of insurancebslonging fi l o, him. ,'rhoLindenture by Tile cae D N a tgF.Nf-bef9reihey had b ane. laalf, the T distanee, . and . whi this sum is expressed to be secated:bearadate respee-. "° was soon tiftPt put lor.i de. combat by coining five the let of March and the let of AugUst, 1855, and in i down a " burster." NetP y'a lead diminiShed oh . 2.oing round' he second t i me, and ~ the month of ..September, 1851, they were handed over by t 'lt elniriY; Titter, Maririkin, artditePArY d l eaeo , _ ' theMeisre. Hall "to Mr.: Livingstone,. who was then acting became t h e. 'HUH a - mile . frotaltotie thklitat itian. , as solicitor for the defendant. ; . , . boned thregt Wer e beaten, Sand Johnny 'came nounclinto the The bill alleged that no part of the sums of £4,000 and wi nniug'fie l d hotly pursued by Lougrange and' Fearless, £l,OOO was ever paid or received by the plaintiff or applied who were F.eter able 40 get up, Johnny' winning easily by, to his nee; nor did he autlibris e the Messrs. Hall to raise three leregths„ a length between the second and third. • The that sum for him, nor was he aware that . they had raised I•dgsfe and Omer Pacha were next. ''." ' - -•-, the money, but that thet•whole - transaction wasa fraud A S',lling Handidap of 3 iiovi;•idifh`2o adderf; ' the 4initet: committed on,the plaintiff. The Messrs: Hall, for the pur- -,t , .' 'tii be*seld, '&e . l TWO'tairek. T . r ' . /o's 1 lb , ' pose of coneealing , the.,misappropration by , themselves of , I Mr. P. Barliiig'aCrino li ne, 4 . yrs, t 0 , (Curets) 1 the money belonging to the defendant, the plaintiff . Mr. Valentine's Contention,. 5 yrs, Ilst ....., (Searle). 2. . . stated, . Flirt and Mufti also ran. that he executed the deeds_wiasont _reading them over, • • ' 13etting-G• to 4on Contention. A splendid race home • and on the representation' hfiChestyn Hall e thAt the effect , atof the favourite , by a heed ;'`nothing resulted • in'the-clefe ~ . S . ~ . 1 , Wouldibe totinpley him' as 'receiver of the rents and in- .et sold:. • t ',.... , i ~t, , , A net. F r the l we.' Mid -winner was in . . .. 'come of the zeal and personal estates, and to pay him out Felling Handicap Of sfielvs $a . ehiwith Wadded') -winners , of. uch.rents and profitsa larger monthly-sum thatirthere . • ,. I?- e x t r a i 1 About th pules. , ~• .• tofore, whisk was in feet' afterwards done. Mr P Barling's Romeo. Aged • t ree 71b • (Mx ..Grant) 1 The Lord Chancellor; in delivering judt, itie 4 .,t, was of k El. P. I a • , i , ' 4 ' '''''. 1. ' - ‘37 ')- 2 T. B. Land's'Hea s • or ails, 6 yrs, 13st.. (N r e,ston opinion that, the plaintiff' was . perfectly cret74isant of the Captain Coateibedger„ aged,•l2st 101b..(Miiiildwaid0) . 8 terms of the mortgagedeed in qUestion;anP,i' acquiesced i n , Mr. Cassidy's Harkawv,J?st :19,14 ~, , ....,,,(l T. 14uP t f9A, 1 ), 4 , the conditions - on ' which it was istants,:d, and' it was new ` Betting-S to 4. ept .Heads, or : Tails 3 ,tp„k,vqc.h„itgo, too late to object to it. . - :- - ' • • - ' Dodger arnl 14.41ra . wity . „7 . t0 q Igs,,t Rornei?..;llP° 4,Y, , His lordship reversed the dOe!4iOn of the Master of the 'bellied :tiff Wl t 'thin half'a mic e from home, when 'he Came Rolls, and di:missed the plei t i ff .. B bills, With Coats. ' : . ______ - ' • - The promoters and managers of this meeting are.entitisd. . , •• - ROLLS •COURT-.. --- - ' '• to no Mile:praise for the satisfaCtory manner idwhioh they - • • (Before the Master of the Rolla.) ' ' carried out,their undertaking..,They had, to contend , against . .ItIIIomENT.RtGRES T. JoicES . ' ' • . .- d This suit exilic before the Court .on R reference - to cham- Cultist, w h ich were created, by the imprepitious „skiey in-. hers for thechlef clerk to enquirewhether a 0c . 4 title could' Iluences and by ground which more reiembled a inorria:s be given to a plot of land at Madeia in AVales;consisting.,Of than t " fair hunting' country."' That their pros-ran-me . fr. ,4 acres and 14 -perches, sold - by public' auction, .under a posseced great litt,tActioiis. , tvaS provedl4 , the - numerically lease for life in ahill for specific performance of the contract. 41rge.leldavihich the4irincipal.eventi brought nut) by the' The . defendant phidtdod that he 'purchased the landa in brisk itpecalation which: ithoY eccesionecli.and# l by. the' im. s . ignorance of t he .. lease, ' The Plaieli al6ged that lite.,lease was cApreiksly. Men- piry,grOliildigritpfilS94„olo proceedings each ,day, , A, , tioned in the articles of sale, whieli Were publicly exhibited better ", line of cenntry". could not: be sele4ted wWairr the and I•ead j oyer at the irte t eting befge the, sale. ~.. " hone circuit:" : " 1 - - .. His Honour, the. Master of thn i ltolls,: on considering the Sofrequent hate ibeen'the 'failures of steepleChise :vent. t t , evidence of the w itnep ses on .both sides, which was extremely ~turesnear London, and .eo.citiestionable:. haste .beeti-•• eeketitit.A tersflicting, came to the cenclasian that the defendant wits ~doings.in 6:inaction - with them, that the sporting °obtain... , • informed that the plot-of land purehased by hita l was under, nity sterS agreeably aiinnisecl at, flits-straightforward-4)mA- .., , a lease for lite .as , a limestone. quarry at a' yearly rent o f ner is whicb.the proceedingain,general,.and,the business, , :58135. 6d,„ and, , with that exoeption, a good : title .was depirtmentin.particular, were.,eonduetcl on thisoceasich: ; Shewn: to •the land. . ' J'''fT , i ; . • , ,- . •'. • , Fer,their well-directed efforts to remove the stigma and . . I l - iis: ; l - 104nnt...01f9r44.1 aer.l7rAlOre..Y) - 1 , 44..113,adn, , the 0044 4, , ensildion ;Which 'had' hithin to attached to nearly all " MiltrO-= ' th defendant coats in`, the cause; ,-.• . , -, ; ,-- : , '• , ... • .boikiiie'oilfegareth , a,,i4l4 iiiii,arini 'erdyadigebilikoitustia - e- ,-, Northampton. • Th. ddti i f 1 • - larih.all, Jun4 - of e e ,ts •e paring ~,', . . 811EitIff ' § . - --lbli.iiT , , . . . fL h.ll3erte the heittlieSt Voittrientlatitme• • In thb;ddrible - capacityl s' ;-% "'' ,;,` , • ' ' of hataicaPPet Vol clerk of the -course, .Mrt.4. ”F..Xterall f , • , LIT lES . • -i ' . , , • • . : tact is the latter. Fror Mr. _Goodwin„ at ol ,Crigdon;e , tlon. `.l is Honour--Great diffieulty, l ! . , , ;xi icB thrtnvevery obstacle in the way. .. ~ i ~ . . , . , very efficiently discharged by ,body the course, &c., were . „ .B- T*.i.Oupirtin.. - 1: CONPI:c'r ~ F -rit s i'OsT-,,r1 , ,c.8 .krTllO- , : • ~,. . L.• •,4 - • -• :. . .. of I,rereN acquitted himself auestoreditebly; distplaying-p9,t •1 I ',, ' •• •`• - t ' , ' --. '' - ' .qordintry judgment' in the former of fi ce, and considerable .t, iil k•CitP came bk - ;fare the court this kerning in , which the , , r ons was marked " not starved. " . , . - i. ; ---. ' ..- rv ( , - 1 F • t , .•• • • • .' 'eSperenCed the Most et hail M-op'eratio4i Al? Ifs% h, if lanatiff'ts egent;said that defendant was a clerk employed . f _l+ and tie . mOst Ictiv'irs4stanci'lliPlittirigithAritit'A ijeCii ,,, fin the Generel. Post-effice, And , his Hoaottr.sta s well aware : , Th • : • "I,l*' '' la d presided . •bc her. 'T - e wag trig s h 'vas over . . '6f the i gr.eit difficuity,axiating iripteing the clerks.; : ' . .. , . 11 • • -,- % i • agen t - Y es.tiff'sl am informed that the autho-, ''• t.turi . . • : ' of rlicennger. the t . liseptien of fir, Edmund Peyne, sups-. - ' ' - . . f em;e,nden,t of t ft he tsliviston. ~ . . ~,, . . . , Hie, I.glitiontr- .to understand that !t he ittithoriti es o„ , • 't ' cit ji ''' E-Is . f s'e '" ' ' Lord C : the a evia s were the , ar o orie.Atty,.our tlrPost-office throwvelistAelesinthe wey of a just recovery • ..-1,,..--- -.) A ...t..- , - ...s; ,s , ts- • -t - ,-;., !, ' - terny, a n d ,I - oevin, .easti. - o debts?, Whoa, district as this ?.t , : .. , , 1, , , ~ . ~..1,,,1 II ,? f 1,..i , r F ,,,... t ~.!, • ~, I ' l . ~ S t iMr..coleniken '(One ; lot ;the) bailiffs)- Mine. It .is ,quite. , BETTING AT 11A14.CIIV5TER.,-. 7 •Tantasrt#Y.-• • . : 'true. They will:, not call thit clerlte klown:•, , and a short time . • i fho,Steeple Chase r at Proyden Fai the :principal fert4re, ~ • sines. they threatened to ,give tine, in charge.. t. : S : ... ' , t h e d ay, dd using, , th aft a few.peta: were made ' ' rrd ' . His Henour-z-Give. you - iier eharge. for performing( your . bathe tterhy, hut nothing Oceurred indicative Of any change :' hlntir in aceOrdance-With the, previsions Otter! Act of Parlia-, 6o 1 was taken - aralliiiine,ltillitilie - clese it was also nient. ' This {ought 'te be mentioned'• in' the t newspaper& ' d rt so ' •••'` littl 'hariliMig l wriadonV.oq'Rlarikoff and , ofere ;an 'ms e •- • l 4rliat did they do ?•1 ,-• • • -,••• • •• -- - •,, •,, utilus at their respeotiyezigtationA, Closing prices :- '' 'Mr.:Colenianl`tiey sent fort of and he refused' f ~.._.ff. * .. DERBY. • , 'to remove me, is I itiis'eiriployed hiserving'istniamonses. • 1 ' * 6to 1 eget Dundee (taken) --- - . • . Tlis It - . - : • iii sunarrion. id would • ' ' --:, --c- -.- M . o.:loff (ttikenr • • .., - 20 to' 1 agst 28 to lfigst;/lantilus (taken) , Ty, o TIIOI,S.I:ND GVINPAS. • 13 to 2 n t slit rettMclruni (taken) • • RACING 'FIXTURES FO - R . 1861.''• • FEBRUAItY. . Lincoln , I, Shrewsbury IL. Thirtik Newraarkot F S ........29 • , Manchester '22 'Harlienden " - 24 Epsom' .. ' ..... 'NE. "!- , • Odiham 25 X ewczatle .... 25 Bibury. Club. ... ...,2 6 1, Stockbridge 1 Wiudieater . . 28 , . JLY. - - Abingdon 9 Nottingham 3 16 0 Goodwood • p, Closing Business MitleS I r a ni' Price. Dohs " • - , . Share: - kitre4l.4Mas t ols(Philack.)2.ll - iw, - 31 41 , 20 Arifi I slklrori 'Clifford'. ' ,' ' , nil: • 235 245 Devon G.. Cont. (T;,vsitit.) 'l , , 415 425 East Bassett (Illogan) 3O 115 120 11 East.Caratlon . .. i 2-14:6 111 111 ,E. 'W'lltussel('i'stviatic ), 7.4.0 01 111 Gam.JzSt.Aubym(Gw6o4- 44,1 2B ,10 -- Great South ToW ls.' , i 17g ,91 10 (I.Wheal Alfdi,(Philaolt),l2•l3.o 11 'la G. Whea,l Vor (lIelslon)h 0/• 1 - .11 G relay ille . .. ... ~, 5.1 4 t5, ~ 21 S Ilerodss-ko'ot ' 8.12 31 33 Hingstott Downs' - 4.10:6' 31 31 .-. 'Lady Bertha ' « 1.8. 6 ,, 1 . l i ,-- 3largaret (Uni ,Lelant) 91 5 55 North Myrna • 2 • 41 4 1 North..l?NtnaeA (Illogan). '1 1' ' 31 4i ,N.Wh'l Basset (I1104an) ,15s , 4 5 'North Wheal CrOty Pat C6nsolsat. Blazey}' -lf - 91 11 20 l'rovicieinoe(liny 1re1nt;)40.6,7 45 47 Sprtridge Cons. Min.co.; .14s 1 11 SoutliCi?adon(Sf.Cleer)! 11 290 300 S. Carn Brea (Illogan).. • 3 21 31 1 S.Pei;,4on &Gen., Lim. • all 1 I S.'Wheal Fran. (Illogan)18.1q.S, 1321 1371 , Stray Park ' '24.111:0 - 471.49 I 5 Tamar Sllv.Ja•Lead lliiin, ;!.m1; vl• 2 4 10 Tlli Croft .. • • .1., / , ,• 9 , t 6 6l Val'of Tc • ovr(Catin.),«39 Ild 1 -- 'West Basset llova,n) ! lit X l7 18 iskearkl)". a- 76'' '7B • :: ‘;:LB; (1 S C ar A9 ° : '( I" .1 47i 360 370 'Wheal Basset (Illogan) 51 110 128 ,Wheal Duller(Redruth), 6 , 100 110 Wheal Edward (Cale.) 12 , lf 1/ Wheailfitty (U.Lelant) 1.7.2 17 IP, 'Wheal Mary Ann (Men.) '8 ' 21_ 231 Wheal TrelawlAoy (LlB4 51 lB 20 _____ FOREIGb NES. 20 lAuszalian - 1 IflonAccordCoppet,Llm 1 35 Brazil. Imp. (Is. at X) p ) 20 Do.St.aohndOlitey,Lim' 5 Do. Land and Ihninb - Co. , 1, Clarcud= Cono.MinCo. 40 Cobre Copper .., ' Copikpo -1 , DunMoun.Cop.3ling.Co 2 Fortuna.. t ., ....... 20 General 2 Gt. N. Cop. of S. Austr.i 11 Itapancia 3 Liw 4 I.4tant n,4 1 Mariquits 1 ',N.Rb.lneCopotS.Aus.L , 2Q Tontg,ibaud Silver,Leadi Ilining.ind 5' Port Philip I Scottish Austrin. (L.) 28253 United Iffeicican . 1 iWorthing 1' I Do. 1 d 1 28 291 --- 43 45 8 la I, .all all 428.6(1. all 1 10a. all all 19s. 0 . par t . P k. 10,1 . id • a .• ~~,~ '~` " , ... h •. 27 1 JOINT-ST 9, laoiAgrattUnfiedS;Orvice Bk; 40 itustralaka 25 Bank of Egypt 100 Bank of London ....... 20 Bank of Turkey 50 British North American 20 Chtd.Bank of India, &c. 25 Ch. Mer. of In. Usu.& Ch. 100 City 100 Colonial , 20•11 jConi. Bank of Canada.. 100 Commercial of London . 90 Eng., Scot.; ‘ts Aus. Ch.. 20 Gen.l.lk .of Switzerland 20 I Lon. Char.Bkof Austral 50 ,London and County .. 50 London Joint Stook .. 100 London ;Ss Westminster 100 Nat. Proy. of England . 20 Do. new .. ..; . 50 National Bank . .... 20 New South Wa1e5...... 20 Do. new c ...... .4 ..' 25 Orient. B. Corporation . 20 Ottoman Bank.._ 100 'Provincial of Ireland 10 Do. new ; ........ 25 . South Australia •25 !Union of Australia 5111' inliOn'of London • 100 Illn4yllutual • • COLONIAL. GONER; . l , 1 , 71 a BANKS. 82 84 181 191 60 62 . I 57 59 • 221 22t $4 36 70 72 39 41 21 22 10 151 241 24 all alll all 144 46 sill 18 18k 25 all , all 12 60 j MENT SECURITIES. - Can.Gov.6p.t..Ja..47July . 100 112 117 - D. Op. cent. 1870 100 i - - D'o6p. cent. 1880 100 - - •'- Do: . ' '6 p. cent: 1882 "100 1 - • .... • - Do. 6p. c. Fob.•tt Aug. 100 112 114 • - Do. 6p. °Allan J.; Sept. 100 112 114 - ( Do. 5 per cent l OO 10'4 104 -.. 11. Do. Scrip • 82 , i - -..., N.B.Gov, 6 p.c..ta.t!auly, 190 „107 'us - Do. 6p. c. Ap. ttz Oct.! 100 i--, - -.• • Dr. S. W. Gov. sp. e.;186& 100 ' 100 101 - . Do. sp. 0..1871 to 1876' 100 100 101 - Do. 5 p.c.,1888 Ltupv:ila 100 100 101 - Nova Scotia Gov. 6p. c. sterling, 187 F., lOO 1 - 5.Au5.Gt. 0 ,140.1878,t up lOO - Vic. Gov: 6p.°. Ja.drJuly - 100 Do. flo. 6 p.c.,,Ap.&09 , t. ,100 MISCELLANE w - all all • 10 lAnglo-Mexican -Mint , 1000 Atlantic TeL (Limited) .25 AustralismAgridultural 10 IBdrlin' Water (Limited) 50 IBritish American Land 60 B.&l.Mag. Tel. A. (Lim.), 20 Do:- 8,7p.e.t1111852 (Lim.) 20 , Uch.Q.:(Lifilitecl),• • •;• • • 32i Canada Land . 10 Chitn.ltilands Tel: (Liiti ) : teb t 2 oc s " ki k. C° Pr o y p: s Ps t l a r ' i l eni .P .° a r t.itre er4sceSumtitg• : r Stoat •Do..Pre.te'rence st ook i Dp, 61). c.,Pei,pet. Liebe4. stock. , lectric Telegraph , 25' - • Do: Ne* • ' • .5„ English Rs.A.ns. Copper. 15 Gen. ,Steam Navigate ni 1 '" Great Ship '1 linited) 1 , • Do. 174 p et -P re f erence ! 5 Lon. District Tel, (Liip,;)! 20 London Discount (Lim.) • 4 L.G. Oiniiitnis Co. (Lim.) l ..•20 liadnaslrr..and,Canal;.{ AO ,Meiliter. Electric Teleg,l "10 - iMed. Exteri. Tel. (Llin.)i '2 i 5 National Dis: Co. (Lim.) sr, .. Ter l 44Coa l 4z l- rAn c iliii4 ) 0 etherlands Lan ' • 5 . Do.Bp.c:Pretiss.att disT 100 • N.llrANekaiieotiaLand 1 N. B.Australas lan (Lirn) • ' 1 ' Oriental G4s '(Lirnited)'. ...1 • Do, New -Shares (Lini.) . • 10 0 rin D. In.Steam(binijA 10 ' Ditto II:. 10 ' 'Date. C. , • : stock. reeillitucl.s , •alin.(Li In.) .50 Fen, Sc Oriental 'Steam $0 Do: New . . _ 2O IRedS4akhid.Tel.p.4fp.e .. t o ~,,thy,,linp,,yo.4 J 5 .1 pp. /New Steam tli, Australian Lana 'fel Scrip übmarthe . Scrip ..10 4 1 t op od i c . s ß co oy t a : l A ll s i t l i i rw , llv. A Lim3 l 1 1 • i p. 40.. Registered ~ . - 1,0 I - D 0•• 4, ( ?°. • ••• • I, 14i •14i 30 32 '5 6i 30 32 35 37 18 20 .33 15 112 115 24 ,25 28 30 100 l ic2 197 IC9, 93 96 2i 1 4 21 all 14 an " all ~~ ~ 11 1 d I 1 ti II 21 2 4 It 3 .. 2 1,4 *' Pr 53 73 18 ti 19 , • '6 46 4 48 129 . 435 3a _ 35 i 6 7 20 eo. of UrF.Clip.! —— >v. 09 * on poop' L 011 d I F.Sis 91 1;114} 1031 10'31 1001 1071_1 so } ; } L6B tog 108 110 107 AO7i JUS.. ~ 4 I . 17i f • f ~. I ua. MA Nottinghamspring........ 5 Liverpool Sprin,- ...12 1~.r... . - AP. Northampton Epsom Spring Newmarket Craven 15 M. . • ChesteT, 7 York - l4 Melton • '' 'l6 Bath - • 41 Chelmsford 5 Hungerford • & A iszH s ea c ‘mv o :11 pot)) n 19 Newmarket . 2 Carlisle Worcester Liverpool July 9 -•,.. . , . . Brighton Brighton Club I ' 9 Reading ." -•- - -14 SEPTEMBER. , Doncaster l7 1 Monmouth 26 Richmond .. • "i Manchester . Autumn.... 27 Leicester ' - 25 - - ' OCTO f N e wmarket II 28 Newmarket F 0 Newmarket S 0 l4 TEIS .D.,II'S MARE E'S. CORN EXCHANGE. There was a very poor show of English wheat in to-day's market, both as to quantity and quality.. Owing, however, to the large influx from abroal, the demand for all kinds was in a most inactive state. Good and fine samples were held at_full quotations, but other descriptions were very dull,,and ahnost nominal in price. The show of foreign wheat was very extensive. Both the town :and country millers purchased with extreme caution, and to have forced sales lower rates must have been sub mitted Ur. • floating carves of grain were heavy. In prices, how ever, very little change took place There was rather more inquiryfor fine barley, at previous rates ; but other descriptions were very dull. :The transactions in malt were OR a limited scale, at pre vious currencies. • We haste to report a slow sale for oats, on former terms. In beans and peas very little was doing, at literates. The flour trade was in a sluggish state, at barely sta tionary prices. . • . ARRIVALS THIS 'WEEK. Wheat. Barley. Malt. • Oats. 3,810 1 ; 040 , 020. 210 ; 200 36,480 , ' 4,710 8,880 , 1.650 sacks 20,510 brls. Flour. 760 ROYAL .NATIONAL LIFEBOAT IYSTITUTIOAN , .. .. 11e ' te 'l da Y " 11- ' t n** -- tne- - ce.thia , litstieationrwkillibld• at its house, John - street, , Addlphi-aThoinai Chap man, I:sq.,f F-R::5.,.V.P., iOlhe.chair. . " • The following, rewards iverfe voted, via.:- , -£6.to the prew„of the lifeboat at illautlty,. for goinroff and saving , thg,crew.of 'five • men• of the •rgehooricl 'Su.san. and Isabella, which, , during' a gale•bfr Wind. 1 and heavy sca,:4vos. disabled, -in• the 'Cygnetzrortds; Northumberland, on the mbroing' , of the 23dlult.rf £7 10s. to, the ,- .. crew . of. the 'Newbiggin life) boot, for : puttiog•off , . and , 'rescuing !the: cre*'•of. three men, from the sphoafter 'R9se,"l: - .)1- I.yntw .*hielt, during ,a. gale. ofswinthand 'EL heavy. Sba,-was, -, 'wrecked-on ,ith e ;Northumbertand• toast-on `t We '23'd - tilt. ; £' to the crew of the life boat arriley, for piitiing..off, on , the wooing - Of, the. 10th nit:, ,and saving ,the mrew,. of fic,e .nien'pr..,the.brig Flying Fish, of - NriiitbV ; . 4 .,.',30 to, Cur . c,;:t. v,-,1 t4e.1i.53, boat at I, y ine Irc:gis,'l,' ? i• ini c tt ill; Of on thv niglitof : the 'Nth ult., during a fearful galeof wind, ap s e. when it was as &irk as pitch. and reschingthecew of three . men of.the Broad: Eliiabeth Alin, of Lynie Regis; 1:14 tg the orow : of the .Middiesborough!life4.- ..boat, for Tpt4 i ing off on,. Snuday night•lat,'and,T ,rescuing the crew of eleven, imp of ,tin wi g pro-, drionia, of 111idtil6bOrbuitf,` - syllicli had,.stranded 'on ilip'East'GaVe sand bank,' near 'Seaton Carew, this- ' ing. a strong S.E. wind; x£ll to the crew of "tile ntiw,surf . lifeboat stationed att. Yarmouth; fo'r putting off on thp night, of the ..5t4 tilt., and -,sa,vinv the .crew of six men of the scliopner Admiral, flood, of; .Rochester. '•. " ; = 'VI i '' f ' . . : Pdy 14 nt F; amonnting'l6 - £9O were also.itle to Ole eievits . of 'the litelkiatErof thc; Institutibn Stli Ohba at Palling and. Yarnimith, in;.Norfolki Walmer,; in' Kent; . Seaton ,PaKow,. in flihrhara ;., and: ;feign-. Mouth, in. f l)evon ; fa i r A:luting, e iik s in reply3ossignals ; .. of diStriss', lia "the vessela had eithFr: i g4,011.,,t of . 44 nelOil l tvgii . bi'e*iillaelien rescued bY niliel: meatiio-6nA IheLserVieet of the' 'l/febotifsiteg g iiof needed... . ..i„ .. :, , t . . .; . i . .. , .; Captain Tudor, R.A., who had for.ihivprevious .gallant . serv ‘ ie,eli . in „a J 444084 ; reoeiml.t.*. silver .medal or tlie,society i ,yfts prcmin t t eA wiitl4 tWC99I4, .per Vice clasp Of 'tine in.idupoil in it i cknowlcdginf ; pt of his intrepid and ttliiiinilfVerv/feeZ iiii:intiing--91trA"ftt a ship's boat ifialinedlly nips Coen and saving two`' - Persons, at touch' riak of. lifo;,..from 'thalitartho; or :Wick, which, ASlriftg '. a ~hea: v f y ..:. gai,e, of . - w i nd ,wai t.wrecked near, hat Vacs att-04 . 2P.L4 ult. ; f • r.:T .1 , , The "thanks of the institution iriscribed,pn v el u , ostld £1 were a l so presents 4 to Mr. SarriyeY Clare, I [ plot of Tefgnilititith,.fot his general laudable Ser . vices in the lifeboat of the institlitioti in that to*n, riind particularly:Sor his . riroinpt rind very' laudabld . !'exertions in assisting to.savethe,,erew of a fishing i,tboat which had ,copsiz'ed on i Teignmouth 4ar,tl.,urig, squally weacher indlieaVyseb. on the loip. l i.ltipa f i r 4 The'five other' tiiii Who had put off With.rlsirke t in 41ae boat receiVdel £2'l.oii . ..'frointhe institatiOn: : A reward of £3 was voted to three pilots of• Pill, *hear Bristoiongiooing:three FTeliChMelibelopging '•ttii the sOoone,F,Tiaitiollonoi 6, w,hili had been in, tbollision in oi - ,cii, ri.tp r i,ch A p 46 1; with on:Alyitx.iftn i *brig, Several other reWardS'iyere voted,for land-_, _Mole erertions- iri l3aving•life l tSili . thOrish and a olher'• its of the coasts of theicrlittia4tingdgib.` f'- I :* It • was r'epdrted 'fliat.rMisasi3itidett Coutts . had a psented;to 'the seameig.4 SmfiNW-B4:41 .traitsporf-i • g lifeboat. pa.r q. dage built ,on, the,,, plan. of the in sti- 1 tacit'. She fill preyionsly i gerierpuSly given.4,ll, fti ,seamen a lifehoet., - - •' , ' - • -.- • '••• • • - Adiniril ' - efit r di 1 itit6d.' ltbrilie' 'eOtiiiiiit tie i 'tliiiili whilst in Cullercoats, near Shieidg, -, iti the . bogifiz ining.6f - Pbt?b4ridstrtbe - fishetvien;ftelh6i plade hal expressed to hi.m.their greartgrAi s Audo for thobaro-• Coeter wt)ich.tbP.i)tilp: .of :NPOJAknilzieF l 4ll-4, Pevi - , dent of thelnStifution; had jireSentedlg tiein., ~7 X tearful gale frbm the ivi.stWard ( Vad i Fibofit th'aetitAe somewhat'itiiedehly speuny': up. ' The AshertaiOn had previonsly,preimired trig-13- to:sea. 7 Sone of thew had observed the,f,all of the boroirtetexi while othetti dispatedlits utilit)land„value,:and .treated it: with. erision. ' The Majoyiti of the4qhernaen, s livsever:, l I( aided that they would not .. gd - to sea while the arometer was • filliiii;iftlou - gh it was quite fine t the time. A few.liburiliafterivrards a mast fearful ale of wind came onrw }Tort-he-fishermen expressed their firm conviction ,thiat every. one of them Nvauld probably hay,e perislisd,had .they gone searos, most assuredly they would have goni?.. in the absence , of a barometer. I It was deditlVd. to TbrWard; -for- the"aciceptance bf the authorities in 'Depinark;•triarge working drawl-. 'fog of dig lifeboat now- adopt(4;.anct successfully used by the.institution on. most parts of the coats of the United Kingdomo - It was stated E that date t Mr. 'P..F.,llomifig _ _ -- • ton, of Lyrae TlE:gis,.logl left 4,,legicY of 4 100 the funds of that branch of, .the Lifebo.at•llAt4ri tion. It was decided that £l,OOO, frontthe small fun ded capital of , the institution, should- be , sold. to met the heavy payments on:its numeriatts , lifeboati Osta blisliments. • ; .(‘ ;., Payments amounting to .C.,1,390, on,various life-, boat stations having been made,,the procteding,s, then closed. A N.thilT TVI2II LOVAT. inst. : His company consisted of ,Mr. Erskine of, grange„with three or four gentlemen of the name of Fraser, one of whom was his man of businesS, together with Halket, his son Alexander, and myself. The two old gentlemen disputed for some time• which of them would say grace. At last Lovat yielded, and gaie 110 wo or three pious sentences in French, Which Mr. Erskine and I understoodoinstwe only. As soon as we were set Lovat asked me to send him &whit ing from the dish.of fish that was next , to me, As they were all haddocks, I answered that they were not whitings, but, according to the proverb, he that got a haddock for a whiting was riot ill off. This saying takes its rise from the superiority of haddocks to whitings in the Firth of Forth. Upon this his lordship stormed and swore more than fifty dragoons : he was sure they must be whitings, Its he;had bespoke them. Halket tipped Me the wink, and I re tracted, Saying that I had but little skill, and as his lord ship had bespoke them, I must certainly be mistaken. Upon this he calmed, and.l . sent him one, whi?li he was quite pleased with, swearing again that he never could eat a haddock all his life. The landlady told .me afterwards that as he had been very peremptory against haddocks, and she had no other, she had made her cook carefully scrape out St. Peter's mark on the shoulders, which she had' often done before with success. We had a very good plain dinner. As the claret was excellent, and circulated fact, the two old gentlemen grew very merry, and their conversation became youthful and gay. 'What I observed was, that Grange without appearing to flatter, was very observant of Lovat and did everything to please him. He had provided Geordy Sym, who was Lord Drmilmore's piper,' to entertain Lovat after dinner ; but though he was reckoned the , best piper in the country, Lovat despised him, and said he was only fit to play reels to Grange's oyster-women, „He grew irisl. y at last, however, and upon Kate. Vint, the landlady's daugh ter, coming.into the room, he insisted on her staying to dance with him. She was a, handsome girl, with fine Mae' eyes and an agreeable person; .and though without the ad • vantage's of dress or roamers, she, by means of her, good sense and a bashful air, was very alluring. She was a mis tress of Lord Drummore, who livectin the neighbourhood ; and though 'her mother would not papt with her, as she drew much company to the house, she was said to be faith • ful to him, except orly in the case of Capt. Merry, who married her, and soon after went abroad with his regiment. When he died she enjoyed the pension. She had ti Vo soussos by Drummore and one by Merry. One of the first w pretty lad and a good officer, for he was a master and com mander before he died. Lovat was at this time 75, and grange not much younger ; yet the wine and the young woman emboldened then) to dance, al, reel, till Kate, observ ing Lovat' siege as thick as posts, fell ft-laughing, and ran off. She missed her second course of kisses,aswasthen the fashion of the country, thou gh she had endured the first. This was and scene not easily forgotten. Lovat was tall and stately, t • might have been handsome in his youth, with his address ddr:s nose. His manner was net disagreeable, thou:tie a plicatiori consisted chiefly in gross flattery and in .the of money. He did not make on me thedinipreigssaicoyuP:f6aanalapu. of a leading mind.. thog's the evening . His supp l eness ftn , p ro f fl Parent. The convivium was not o i v i e t r o. the house where he approttelrd. Ha:bonveyed was vibe boarded, for h heart of the land- there, h s r7 not taken up house; and there, While we drank" tett- he' won e c'ilisassten and of her niece, by ui4e, who was lady, a decent widow fair speeches, intermialufedaisitahl'alciassmeaatno ,in a . ft state of ebriety about 30 . , dvi each Was in w ailing, but Gidnge would could gi". • his accepting o f a vot yet part..whiim at his house Preeton,'.Lovat was in a baeq e f.,, l 7„ nl i nnur and it was agreed tot The Frattesli wh o yieldirtgf - sent to , Edinburgh, the boy was were on hassebec , W ere and L o vat and Grange, and Halket and le ft with. his dame, eat u p to Preston , onl y a q uarter of a mile' distant, and: ii'v wept ereceivedin Grange's library, a cube 'of 20 feet, in, a . pavilion 00 . 9, ?tonse which extended into. a snuaLviilder ness of not raorp than NI 'an eel - 6; which was sacred to Grange's privai , e walks, and ' to Which there Was no entry, b u t through the pavilion.' This wilderness was said to be his place'of retreat irothhislady when.slia was in her fits of tomageapcy, which were not unfrequent, and were said by his tailaiOna to be devote d to meditation and'prayer. But ke there was a secret door to Yelsort6d:iinit he had oc,casionally admitted fair maidens to soldcehinr:for hi s sufferings from the cfathour of his -wife. This ropinhad been well stared with.boolis 'froin top to bottom, but at this time 'ort of was Graiis r t a nd watortiuch thinned, therareniaining, only a lar c s 6 - 'Piffle ual books' oh' .fdaginonologia, which study. In this room there was a fine collection 10 o'dlcsslcs biscuit, and a. neW,delngetof excellent clar their eerti. to ditibili-gll,, the• two old. gont.l4e l l,; ~ Auto and thus close d. a very memorable day. — Erb , biography of the Rev, Dr, Alexander Csr,l4e' THR FRENCH NAVY. The_semi-offiLtial Moklitear de la-Flotte publish es the following letter from Toulon, dated the 2d "fflw,sliip.af „the line ,Algesiras. and the steel- I_ 'plated frigata,Qioire have returned to .the ree'els after a efaibp .of.. two day.;, liming which they - 'steamed as far.as Nice.. The trill was most corn- - plate and highly, satisfactory: The admirals , who eamnao.nded. the ships entertained nek doubt on - the subject, but they wished to ascertain some pOints of detail. Trials. of speed were made on various tacks, and .with two, four, six, and eiAit boilers heated. The only defect diseuvered" in the 0 Loire .is! that she . cuts. the *ayes.. with too great - eoeed. The water -enters by ' the portholes - • forward. 1 t is said, that this inconvenience *ill .be avoided in. -the. .plins for the new , 'plated frigates which ,'are to be 'placed on the stocks next year. The guusareto be more out of the wat er . 'A- new system of iron.fioating batteriesi3 ' !'being examined. They are to be much smaller - than those used in. the Crimean war. • Theyare•n4 in . - tended for going to sea, but solely for the Proteetioh" . of the ,entrance into Posts and rivers. It is chiefly for this service that steel•plated 'frigates tiro 'eon .sitrnett d, as it is not considered cafe to send them- to ''' Sea alone. • The general :systenr . of the def. , nce' of the coasts' is to be completed ty cutting•dowli Vie - Old sailing Ships -artd_prating-them.- 'The construe ••[ ' ' Lion, of ships of great speedlas naturielly direett4:'!. the attention of the' Government to th e necessity 4- ' 'adoptinggfeater precaution - for the 'd e f e n ce . efi the Coasts of Britann andliorinandy.. Tbesesetiit'Sfa' f ire - now much exposed- to the tlanget , 4 61 -• A .. ieoup- de inairi,"-wbich,. though -.trot probisblti '%i ' 'At least possible - . ,-- • The . coast of , the'. 'Arerliterra ' nean appears - to be better - defended. iornatnre,- . but .we shalt shoitly . have' at . OUT gatea'Ori .`tat:' side a maritime Pnv - ver which may become' tr - Otible.' :Some:. 'We are' at"present on'rthe best terMS With! . -••• jitaly, hut. that:may not always be the 'Caw: ThilSe, ,, laioreover; is - not the only Power in the 11feditet-'''' irinean, and.. besides:,' we must; protect tbe coast' of .--. Algeria, AndSecureronrcOm mtipization with Afrieal . *!- in 411 weathers. ' ..If all 'these exigencies ire takqui: ' linto. consideration it; will be, found: that, not`PilW-- 'Wtanding the uttention•p•Aid te. - ..thelnateriel of ‘, ilea; navy during late • years', it is still; below what , it''t' ought to • he. I have just .alluded to the future' 4 maritime power of Italy, and I find that it is p ro- ' 'posed to' organ isem aflame prefecture in - that coun 4ry, and likewise-the system of maritime donscrip tioo, Such as it . exists in ..F-rance: __l can_ tell you, r turther, that - Ancona' is to be the chief port- of the '''Zdiarrondisseraeut.. TbiS,na doubt, is only a: pro:- . visional arrangem,entinasthuch as •Ancona i 5.,,, far 'from ; b_eing suitable.: tor.'..a .nailit.a.iy• - port, 'the siege; , %.uncler which it fell•latiog - a eleareproef t) f: that faut.'.! -' ' y-. ! f '."- ' , , 4_, ,' • ''.. T /LE Botin/P tv - T ROO PS X7'11'4%71- • . ' , . .. i . - , - is. letter 7frcitn 'Ntrplef_of' the .29-thf `vit s4 ,l 4 t ii v ,; ► '-.Constitretiorbiel, says;:-.-..`t The search. :after: 'tintrh-3' t iviith regard to Gaeta, peesent4 toithpaitifil iiii - ei;t4-( ii '449 113 .o.p.,EAßeSlileAtlo§si. tslie l 3 1 4 0 :frek33ttftet Lab ta l l° 1 i9 11 4t.e , s .1 1)R,v,9 tpiß-tittlit44illerstr_ e ,R a ll mare-et..l if &,Inin),lit,ll.l7',eliNctivp.of3l,lAas, ,1., fottreas at thavl t itiste ) 3 °?FhPII.°fAIPW 'all ( 1 Anil '5Pu 4 . 14 1 1 % 4Ls , Allto i 10, YA. , ::\ sr k9 . 9--FrA i st Ikk),t-4 1 11 , § c 4 4 4 s ll k a nd mtiraa i a 'tb,qaPlP-C1 ( 3 () °°,,93 1 1- izg 44..ty1in6 ii49 l -Qino tiusi fergigw cop, papjej, fAliqvil9d Illeir, t soyArlitignsimiouflii , iftcr,,tllei.e4.4!lP.AtucAtcrrt allpt stke.troluitaiux . 9f.COar4t.,4:llr4)g.SiaKiW4i:i ulArch,c9am.lteggio , : 0.N.a,`P1.5i. ,1 44dAc 1 .11 ( 0 ( 1. IRPfil , itil,,t4PlAyal , 4 o .ix . tai incticing atotal 0f,,6p 4 9f1,0,,1tth., , .114 t thei:engwetw. meilts and, ,qicirrt4ilic,§ Iyhicil, etmecl4 dinliikisiagal.y he number by 16,000 prisoners, 3,00ni111 U,Dcp; .3 ELI,4eF.9Pp,Ttl, , ,? ,, Kvi, rtejekiN.4 t,s),N . Frteinj, kai.clfitl9fhcfT . : : ;) 9 1n 1 1 0 ..4 , 0 0 .3fili iu E t ' a tim,ii__ _,....%-t b.ei, fik i,ariiiio: ye2letrk 1/gol sif ifigia r iwgziiii i ku j 1 3 ? 66 4 ei1 i.' 4 A q r-1 14 1. °t - lis "?& t ., ll l9 , l o .oirilkileVit t„rki qty ke r, la.,lll.,ysslw?, 4 lt'q% tir trT t t4-92p! i pAR 4 4 4 seta t9rii),,,Flu, 1 .3 .qt.1x,f-9.1%,,,tP0. n 3 0 ,9,9, .nie. , l ' , 1 1 . .01;54. ch fi,,t,;.i.ce i a i fig,7 tij. i ts9c,i 2,.. ,e f it t y l y - .41744349hytit trhis command; 5t ta t evi 11414 tilivis t il r pig, 3 11:,4 ,i , , aft 4., ltif t! t ~. .1... 1 4 t i , , i . . long hold out : etipinst Ale lo trOpqsg t , l ift .. yfv. p tl know` r the ht - tor the sieos . ,,qirp., , enOßO. ,p,,t, 1 tic beiiitTningort i li7 , :isti; ati , 19 1 0 a cei g ti vth ",,., , ~:, 1 ''lli; '6' ' i''oici'al ;joii' r n a ' iiiiVli'stes e t . tgp ~h. 3.3 • le n s ,•• . Or; 11)..... ) z.. 1..• ~,. pit; from General asco to' the:"lllmstej.. , o , fly s . gr, 94 4 ;4 0 , life iortiC.: ti,ilti ? 'all:i..at. c ,!l:o' force 2f* 435pirgp1L1 made i). reconnatssince towards, , l'cvit ntraiit4, : under the ecinVIIW4S 41"Veitt::CO .: ;7i r, Wiqk 1-) `8 i a rti ‘eCa?s66 -liieiiti'its sent /..;' - ,tlotter c !i- 1 t,..,: i ., -,••“. i. .. .-..* ~... efrfor, ttieii: retreat, Tie Liebexat qt9..t.e , ilis 19§s. at tw 9 killed and iiinClVou'nde'd: tirt4 l at t er five officer. ; namely, , Lieutf-t:of:,:lq . igi•, - :,l.:ipufel?ii,n.il Hieger, FirSt-Licut. Ryier;`aifbelongng to foreign carbi rieeva i Lieut....Napoli, of the Bth, (has,surs, ..,and. Ensign Della Noce,, of the pqi...(ol.in 44reit, a foreign officer, also took part it the operations as a volunteer: ,Palatiel INli.i:Py afterwa r ds d,wa of his noun ~~ t ,t. I S -C - ...lEB?AT ...,ER V V CES— EATON ARENS , D e c, 3 - Yesterday evening the brig Protheora, of Middlesbrough - , on.entering th&TedS towed'' by a 'steamer; stealect Eq t. the East Gase sarkilbank, where the steamer left heti. - glioilfir afterwards she drove off ,the sand,. and let. go her anchor about a mile and a quarter south of, Seaton. Carew.. She ,then.li,gan to burn tar barrels in token of diptress. Soon after the Seaton Carew lifeboat, belonging to the National Lifeboat Iristitutioh, was launschel, and went off to the distressed brig ; but on nearing Elie vessel she found the Middlesborough. lifeboat, , also belonging to. the National Lifeboat Institution, wh.ickhsdheeu towed down the river by a.steamer, just leaving her with the shipwrecked crew of ten men on beard. Beth lifeboats are reported to have behaved admirably, and their crews are unanimous in thcir praises of them. RARE 'Booxs.—The following are some further prices of curious books disposed of at the sale' of M. Solar's library :-:-."Gratiani Decretum," folio, printed at Mentz in 1472, on parchment, by Petrus Schaeffer, with illuminated capitals, 1,900 f.; " Bonifacias, Papa VIII., Liber Swans Decretalium," a fine folio on parchment, printed at Montt in 1470, by P. Sehaaffer, 1,120 f.; " Justiniani Inatitutionum Libri IV .", a beautiful copy on parchment, printed at Menta in 1468, by P. Schreffer, 4,000 f. ; Cy commence la table the premier litre intitule " Somme Rural," printed at Bruges, by Colard Mansion, in 11 7 9 , a black letter folio , the first edition of this scarce work, 3,500 f.; " Costumes da Pays de Nor- Normandy. mandie, in Latin and French, on parchment, printed at Rouen, in 140. This book, the first printed in Normandy, b y,, l ‘ r a g n r cia i l , printed Ott I was purchased 'for't private 'library at n ß e o f at Rouen; 1;300f• ' " Costumier'dy 'Pays de Poicton," t Poitiers, in 1815 ; copy presented to Francis King's Arms, parchment, in the old binding, bearing e v er ~ gmal edt tiangee and the salaman der,Sebini Apologia," Basle, &La Princess de Cleves " with the crown and escocheonio:, 045 f.; . " Francisci Flori4i , 1678, Z vois oti ' •'. b ls y 4o r , a b d i a n m dil e ig ae b L y a t 3 o . l e i t e t r e , : p ,C a s ns, ; tidu, 367 f. :of Milan supplies us with' an THE " MARTYRS OF FREEDOM."—.A . COITeSpo n . c, On Saturday last," it saya, " a de dent in th au e eo amusing.of the so-ealed f Martyrs.of de putation , Freedom' was pro were received Pe clo r t se e. ret.4"4.4 seated to Farini• _they . . wish all that. cour tesy which c haraCterises him when. he is 'in the humour. That ca n I do for'yom gehtlemen ?' was his question. 'The Martyrs, whose= messengers we are, said the mar• tor-spokesman,'' ask for a place in the Government—every man a place—but a lueratike one, and without delay.' The Lieutenant, while he seemed acknowledge the justice of their claims, if they were true sufferers from political causes promised to take them into 'Considration,but pleaded the difficulty of .finding room for so' many appli cants, however deserving, in the Official appointments. Then, at if all the Martyrs living or dead, not only d the kingdom of Naples; tut of 'all Italy were assembled in the hall; there , arose a chbrus of deafening voices,. shouting, . ' Arend 1 bread IWe are all starving ! F-Tint, thou gh "could' support such ex wondering how starving stomachs_ disgust, drew alturse ekllent lungs, still half in pity, half l : l he crowd of suppliants froinhis pocket, and flung it imonb ant,, take this.' It was saying—' If it is only 'bread yon vi . achangin ,their part painful •to see how the wre . taft ea ! lit . beggars, clutched at it, front candidates into. d.bwl_g s, d and emptied it of the few tore it from each other's stibbling and snatching, totally napoleons :its contents, cl.‘..tyrs, who were probably u oblivious, i t the abseat ".." , but who may never hope to , .have hungry. as' themsteltvhees c Lielitenant's liberality.' their' Om share of s COINAGE. ----We can state en TIIE 11311.°1" 'e is no truth whatever in the assertion authority that there is bronze coinage. 'is suspended, The that the isSuki 0 coining pennies, at the rate of upwards of Mint continues ;,, •There was certainlYS.Momentary May in 400 per minute. accost of the proclamation , Of the: coins not , the issue, i; aa p;earVerid'the Gazette ; 'butit tnust be fully tinder k hav--- `' B- -- ' - estien-ef the propriety , of using " Britt.," d that the cin stood ► instead of " Brit 'l ,!' was. dinvnasod sib , , Menthe since, by most competent/1414441e5, and the, extra t. ~.urea eon siderc d the wire correct. The lowness of relief ,coran'tented . - -- , • .. . , . • ' . ; upon was . .a matter of i necessity, not ofehoice—on account o f, the thianeSS and hardnessof the ine l tal NyhiChla to be worked. The original - desigw 'was ( contiderably more in relief, lint had- . to 'be -riptluoed , ow , tbris • ao4tratt, Court Journal. .L': . . • ....;,'. -,... -• ~ ~ • . . t: , 1.,.. s ...._~. ~ ... 1 . n' t , ••••4, NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL. Prime beef , and mutton are in good, request at full quo tations: All other kinds of meat move off slowly at late • • r • ,Per Blbs by.the carcase., • • ; • o a. d. d. s. d. s. d. Infericrbee( ,T 42 8 Wriddl'in mutton 38 4 2 Middling , d 0.... 2 10 3 6 Prima'do . 4 4 4 6 Prime lame' do.; 3 8 4 0 Veal Po. small d 0.... 4 2 4 4 Small pork 4 8 5 .0 Large pork ' 3' 10 4 6 Lamb.......: OO 0 0 Ircfbrior mutton.. .p ,2 3 6 l t ,, i 80110 Ugli, 110 - , . Notwithstanding that the show of b.opa is only mode rate, the demand for all kinds rules heavy at barely sta- tiottary prices.' 'NewMid and East Kent 08 . pe t r o c ii wt B .: os • pockets•.. .• • 4. sOs to f 5 *Os ~."W pale* r,. , •-• , I • 5 . 05 to c, 9 , es Sussex • • , • • Yearlings .. .6 OS to •10 Os • •' . " . ' ' • COLONI4Ir. TlAl.7erhn dealings have , been . extremely limited, and prices have remained unaltered. - ,P4G4I-A.T.--! rl3B market kas been dull, . and. previous rates hikve.b pen with j difficulty maintained. In the refilled =Sr let dried' gi)odielliVe t ifoid "at lo*di- rates. - :- • ' 'i 'Cciti-En.-i:--Plantatiion Ceylon has been Te th e r freel7 offeretl, arid prices have ruled in b u y ers' favour, low- qiiithr. itiesi having declined 6d ts 1$ per cwt. ,_ ItipE.,--A,limiteiLbusiness has been done and guotatton s gPngra,l,ly,„hAye:sliown a downward tendency. PRAT IT. --Tlieniairlief geneVallY Iris Van &Ili, 'with little , dr iiOYliatird of iiiii)Ortittico to - rec ord in values. • e 1 Si ypi , ritn:s-;-4 he dealings have been e xtremely,linaifted, in.ferior quiilities Sk9,'Ongia slighVgeline.„, ~ , I 1 T E A LLo y.—pu,..lo.ess hns bgen inive, and, 'at `ki hlic spe-,tAenc.-wa A.,walit of al:ligation inanebiadinis..' P'. C. ,i,the.got is glol'ed - 6124, anripringdeliv4r bUspli per '•' "Wocit;-:- At the public sales of colonial aims :has 1;01n • t: good attendance, and Cape ,ilesgriptioxis haveshszAqn a , s ligjatjwolo4o:4o4 t1i,i9A440[5 1- 4SIQ B e 4 1 *1 3 dN' 'Lt.!: Lli t ..lel4 . v iraiulii 73 %., - .0 Lit,lltV3) ,`,x,ti 1 , b . 4 1 il ‘ , A . ..t 0 , i 4: with read ter, the iture NI- I the last ' 0 OM re- 100 100 100 8.13.4. io all all all 100 300 100 all all 1