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, X . CHANGE. • IR E RU N, LONDON / MO NDA r ::"EiV 'E NIN 0, J 'A'N TT At Y 4 1 18m 8. - • .........___ -,, _ ------- _ _ ~ SPORTING NOTES. LAW INTELLIGENCE. -(This DaY.) perature this winter. While tke most severe weather w c o o r u e n t t o r l y er m ab a C l r y O ke s ß t te s N a h a E y eld on Saturday were scantily MARKET NEWS.-(This Day.) ;TER MAJESTY'S THEA T R E Princess would gladly exchange Positions with the portion of its officers from the military to the e prevails at sea as reported by several arrivals from dif- --•- -illl^ n w e i e t I b l o w t l h le , a , t h . e a t Al a o n s d t fl k o i u n r d e h a m v e o v in e d e t o a ff 8 l s o t w e a i d n i ci l u i ry a t _ age fv?errmy e f r u Il e r p m ri s e . e e. c,,i. T t, s h w e r e e r o w t a h s e a t g o o r o n d d i e n a g r u e i r r , y an fo d r b o a t h r l e e r y ; a O r n . 11 IL TROVATORE. very humblest of her fellow-subjects, relinquishing c i v il serv i ce . ferent points of the Mediterranean, we have at present SCRAPS. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. Piceolomini, Spezia, Giuglini, Belletti, Rossi, Vialetti, here a temperature such as is rarely felt at . ahis season. and Aldighieri. her hieh es'ate for the privilege of giving her hand We should far prefer seeing the military force The sky is unclounded, the sun shines brilliantly, and In another column will be found a complete list of the (Before Mr. Commissioner Goulburn. TO-MORROIN EVENING (Tuesday, Jan. 5), where her heart had already been bestowed. placed under the direct administration of the there is scarcely a breeze to ruffle the water in the port. nominations for the Chester Cup, The Sun thus, as on IN RE MOON. r This bankrupt was described as of Green-street, e s 1 i o n f o Em i n n ogt v i ie a srh l a u g e e: R a i n n d i n t h t e h t e ra p d o e rt in of t L he on N d o o r n th la o s f t IL TROVATORE. .However delightful this may be, there may be re , ason, if many preview occasionS, forestalling in their publica oGf ass v ig en n o e r e - s s . quare, and to-day was appointed for choice s ti n : T l n e ph s lei F e r d a But when these two are disposed of, - where Horse Guards than continue it under the present it continue to fear the effect of too long a drougnt, and . i Et s i a t uaT t rr h hokp e ee ; l as a ri t isar e iavi. i t v l aee e l a rve3a.ch eFar ()urns. Prices :-Pit atalls, 121 6tl; boxes (to hold four persons), shall we find suitable matches for the rema ining regime. Indeed our chief objection to the mea- wishes are ' felt for a little rain." tion all its contemporaries. On an examination of the The only important feature in the case was, that the the United States very inactive pit and one pair, 21. 2s; grand tier, 3/. 3s ; two pair, 11. 55.; entries the absurdity of the cry about the degeneracy of three pair, 15s ; gallery boxes, 103; gallery stalls, 3s 6d; t h re e Princesses ? Is it among the beggarly sure is, that it continues a separation between the A Bucharest a letter of the 21st ultimo, in th e Gazette, say . s :-" The president of the turf is proved, for I may select at random the . names b_aekr_upt had , been engaged in executing extensive order. pit, 3s 6d; gallery, 2s. Princetiags of Germany, who will not possess the British and English armies, which is neither equit- Post Ampt the civil tribunal of this place was assassinated of many noblemen and gentlemen who have nominated tor dresses tor the Royal family, and amongst the b t l e e o s r f t t o h a f k e 1 s e n t t e b r y ! t c h o e n t a m i n e in s means of maintaining their brides in a suitable able nor judicious. It would be far better to to-day about twelve o'clock, on his seat of judg- horses for the Cap, and who still remain true to the week were very THEA.TRE ROYAL, HAYMARKET. . an e v rut e mi L e i g e n g o e r d r e r o s f f t o h r e t c h o e u a r t t l s w p i ti e r i o e o a s 1 t . The imports from abroad s tation, or bestowing the comforts and luxuries te abolish all distinctions, and to make promotions ment. The murderer is a Greek, aged 22, who national sport. Amongst them are Sir Lydstone New- amounted to 14,185 qrs. of wheat, 3 •.33 barley 3 645 oat' Lessee-Mr. J. B. Buckstone. marriage of her Royal Highness the Princess 1,667 rye, 47 be ins, 9,430 linseed, 4,732 rape ' seed , 55 :' THIS EVENING, to commence at Seven o'clock. with which they have been accustomed ? The Crown in both branches depend. solely on merit, and to had just lost a suit, for the prosecution of which he man, Lord Howth, Lord Clifden, Lord de Maulay, Sir R oya l . tarl-seed, 63 sundry seeds, ' 2,570 sacks anel 3,34 ' 5 ba m rr u elt; SPEED THE PLOUGH'. Characters bY Messrs. W. F a rren, r ,.. . Fitzw ilham, rince of Hanover may serve for one of the allow the transfer from one to the other without bad been obliged to sell all his property. When D. Monck, Sir E. Hutchinson, Lord Ail b L d he heard the judgment pronounced, he drew a es ury, or The choice of assignees was adjourned. of flour. Compton, Chippendale, Mrs. Poynter, Mrs. E. r . H. Thynne, Lord Ribblesdale, and Lord Anglesey. IMlTioamommrs.„ _ _ _ Coastwise, a very moderate supply of English wheat was and Miss E. Ternan. . a Juniors ; but where can we look fur another ? the slightest impediment or difficulty. pistol from his pocket and blew out the president's Nearly every horse that attained a racing reputation last received fresh up to our market to-da 3r, and the receipts After which, a new comic Christmas Pantomime, entitle CRIMINAL COURT.-(This Day.) by land carriage were trifling, consequently the show of THE SLEEPING BEAUTY IN THE WOOD ; or, Harlc- Our Princesses cannot change their reli- Our contemporary states that Lord Creterne- brains, excl i aimi k n i g, h ' i At la lf st, i ju h stice t i h s , done l' He ye ar has been nominated, and all the principal stables samples was limited. As the millers generally continue quin and the Spiteful Fairy. Harlequin, Mr. A. L l eele k req ;. gions nor would a mixed marriage for CA.RDE iS to be the first Minister for India under then wantec to d ll i n v ( e i t an . o 1. , pistol, but he was prevente ane o ge in prison. are fully represented. W. Day has nine horses entered. ______„_____ OLD COURT. very short of stock, and ag confidence is being Columbine, 3fiss Fanny Wright ; Pantaloon, Mr. .lac ay , , The Liverpool Steeplechase has 63 nominations, and it restored in the commercial world, there was a de- Clown, Mr. Charles Leclereq. a moment be tolerated in the country. Two, at the new arrangement. We rejoice to hear it. ----...._ l'he January session of the Central Criminal Court cided improvement in the demand for all kinds of wheat Orchestra Stalls (which may be retained the 3 7h . 01e of the least, will be condemned to hopeless celibacy, or The Noble Marquis is a vigorous and energetic ITALY. is likely to be as interesting a race as ever. The weights for the Cap will be published on the 20th, those for the commenced this morning, before the Lord Mayor, the of home produce, and sales were effected at is to 2s per quarter above the rates current en Monday last. evening). 6s. each. (No charge for boo m e .) TURIN, DEC. 30. Recorder, and the Sheriffe. First Ace- 8. d. Second price. s. d something worse, 3 o if the nobility of England. should man, thoroughly acquainted with the affaire of Things begin to look rather better hera in the Grand National in due time. The presi g ding jud es will be or L d Campbell, Mr. There was rather an extensive supply of foreign wheat in taeparket. Holders generally were firm, and very fine Dress Boxes ................ 5 0 Dress Boxes 20 be tabooed. We have already witnessed the un- the country he may be called on to direct and - . ld The bank ha • Coursing on Epsom Dawns, and in the neighbourhood . 3 0 Upper Boxes commercial wor . s not yet lowered Baron Martin, and Mr. Justice Willes qualities were rather dearer. In low parcels very little Upper Boxes ........... ... 2 0 Pit 1 0 toward results of the Royal Marriage Act, so far control. We should have greatly regretted if its rate of discount, but is expected to do so in a clay of Ilsley, have for weeks been the only occupations of . ' was passing, on former terms. Pit .............. . 1 0 Gallery . 0 6 those sporting men who dwell in London and it. vicinity. The grand jury were only discharged on last Wed- Floatin car oes f • g g o grain were somewhat firmer than of Gallery .................... as the children of George the Third were concerned. India were to remain in the hands of Mr. VERNON or two, and meanwhile money is to be had at one nesday fortnight, and since that perio ' I d 63 prisoners ate. and even two per cent. less than the bank rate. They had, however, a pleasant day's steeple chasing at . Should net steps be taken to repeal that ob- SMITH, who has proved one of the greatest have been committed to take their trial. The most With barley we were but moderately su h• On the The silk market is also improving; thera have beeu Reading on Wednesday last, where Mr. H. Hibburd whole the barle trade ruled stead ist pp el ed. y, an a vance in the T"A Tlt E-R OYA L, DRURY-LANE Le e, Mr. E. T. Smith. noxious law, whenever Parliament may be failures-and that is a bold assertion-of any purchases for speculation, and some persons expect was the presiding genius. The programme was most serious charge among thewe is that against William quotations of Jper quarter. Jessop, who is accused of robbery and attem THIS EVENING, will be performed THE LADIES' c , ailed on to provide a dowry for another member of the present or cf anY Past Cabinet. that by the middle of January the improvement will attractive, and so far as the management was concerned pted murder .u alalt was in moderate supply and good vaguest, at very BATTLE, in which Mr. and Mrs. Leigh Murray and Miss M. be very decided. The reason alleged for the Bank's •b• ' in a house ef ill fame. An indictment will also be tll prices. Oliver will perform. of the Royal Family I It is, if possible / Lord CLANRICARDE will give the new system fair not having lowered its discount is, that it was afraid ' logs were concluded on the "square." The course, preferred against Mr. M'Eacher, the captain of the Very few fresh oats were in the market, and the oat After which, the new grand pantomime,• LITTLE JACK however, was most severe, and the accidents very trade ruled steady, at fully 6d per quarter more money. more injurious with regard to the Princes than to play, and the certainty that he was to be the of too heavy a pull on its coffers at the close of the Heather Bell merchantman arisin out of a char e We ha , , g g d a good demand for beans, the prices of which HORNER. such was the a rehension at ?"` i ear. At laas . t, p p merous. Still, if a different route be selected, there of alleged cruelty to an apprentice on board that advanced la per a qu rter. Commence at 7. the'Princesses. We cannot forget the manner in Minister would greatly enhance our desire to see Y o doubt of a permanently successful meeting being Peas were • Genoa, but it is now agreed that the Bank shall 's n in short supply and moderate request, at last vessel. The lad in question, it will be remembered, wee k' s pr i ces. which the Duke of Suss= was treated, or what the proposed bill receive the Royal assent. lower to 9 per cent. on the Ist of January. The established at Reading. It 0 Y A P L p P . R t I N C ESST s T K H ean E A T R E. may be termed the immorality forced upon so accounts from Milan are also better. The new Silk The opponents of horse racing at Wrex'aam have had jumped overt:spar g y g The charge p d durin the vo a e and wa drowned The flo is to be referred as one of assault onl 8 . ur trade was firm, and country marks were rather e dearer. Rank has afforded some relief. It appears that that s great triumph. They have memorialised Sir W. W. a* CURRENCY PER IMPERIAL THIS EVENING, will be performed Shakspere's Tragedy many members of the Blood Royal for a long bonk and the Discount Bank, originally distinct Wynne to withdraw his support from the races in that The remainder of the cases that have been committed Weeat-Essex & Kent, malt-Chel:llerSUßE. of HAMLET. Hamlet, Mr. C. Kean. term of years, and destroyed their domestic hap- r LA.rEST NEWS. projects, are to be merged in one. town, and Sir Watkin, false to the traditions connected for trial since the adjournment of the court appear to Red •• .• new 44s to sla Oats - Yorkshire and72s to 74s After which, a new grand eornic Christmas Pantomime, Ditto••••.... old 52s 566 Lineolnek.,Feed 20s 23s entitled HARLEQUIN WHITE CAT ; or, The Princess piness. It is time that there should be a cha,nge, In politic.s the most complete stagnation still pre vith his house and name, has consented. He has lig- be of the ordinary character; but there are three which Ditto, White new 54s 59s Potato . Blanche Flower and her Fairy Godmothers. The Princess ted the better ____-.....----- veils. Both Chambers sat 3r . esterday, for the first were postponed all the December session that are of Ditt0........ old 58s 62s Youghal and Cork toned to a canting clique of bi ots who would and the sooner it can be inaugura Norfolk and Lin. Black "•• 18s 22s Blanche (White Cat), Miss Kate Terry ; Harlequin, Mr. Cor time since Christmas, but their proceedings were of ,leprive their fellow-oreatures of g all en • joyments considerable importance. The first is the charge ' mack ; Clown, Mr. Huline; Pantaloon, Mr. Paulo ; and for all parties concerned----for the community at AUSTRALIA. small general interest. coln, Red, o'd 463 523 Cork, White ••• -19 s 28s ehich are not in accordance with their efferni• against Christian Settler, a Bavarian, for the murder Ditto new ...• - 48, 53s Sooteh,Feed...•• 20s 24s Columbine, Miss C. Adams. large, but still more for the Royal Family itself, ALEXANDRIA, DEC. 29. There is now little doubt that in about a year an aate natures and their narrow-minded prejudioes. of Thain, the detective officer. This prisoner appears Kew ............ tyo-Old .......••••• -II --s EGAns-Tlck .....•• .. 36s 39 325 36s Pigeons ...... .... 39a 42; unbroken line of railway will connect Turin and the rising hopes of the United Kingdom. Still lam informed that the race party at Wrexhim to be entirely destitute of friends in this country, f lat - ley-Grinding... •• 303 358 Peao-Grey •• •• • 3 T HEATRE ROYAL, ADELPHI. The Australian mails arrived at Suez on the Venice. Theliuk that was wanting, the short piece Malting . ....•• .• 361 383 Maple ..:.. .... 3 7 8 5 3 4 3 3 Lessee-Mr. Ben. Webster. We fear that the PRINCE CoNsor.T may yet rue 21th inst, by the City of Sidney, and leave to-day . between the Ticino and Milan, is being set about is determined not to be "put down," and will hold their and he would have been altogether unprovided with Chevalier.... • • 39s 428 White:........... 40s s 4ls s Halt-SafrolkandNor- Boilers .• •• .• •• •• 42s 44s THIS EVENING, will be performed the second ancl the success of his ambition in this respect. 1 t d ' ff d'ffi 1 in goo earnts , an as it o ers no great i cu - anima meeting espite the Pharisees and Sir Watkin 1 • d • ' • • legal assistance if the sheriffe had not huinanel • • y In• folk-- -•••• .. 64s 72s Flour-Town-made... 45s 474 third acts of THE GREEN BUSHES, in which Madame with specie value 195,5671. The dates of intelli- ties beyond some heavy embankments at the Pied- The only incident of speculation which has of late terfered in the matter, and at their instance he will be Brown .............•• 543 ass Suffolk -..••.. •• 38s eel Celeste, and Mr. Wright will perform. ' montese end, it is thought that 12 months ouaht excited notice has been the stead d defended by Mr. Lille and uon the application of that 0 , y a vance of Clydes- 3', p Kingston and Ware 68s 723 Btoektn & Norfolk 37s 393 Aft , r which, a Mythological Extravaganza, entitled The Now Government of India, Bill must be gence are Sydney, Nov. 11 ; Melbourne, 17 ; I 1 to comp ete i . -- HARLEQUIN, OR THE LOVES OF CUPID AND dale for the Two Thousand, which promises to be, as learned gentleman the trial was postponed from the last METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. PSYCHE. Jupiter, Mr. Paul Bedford ; Mars, Mr. Frank brought under the consideration of Parliament Ceylon, Dec. 11. It is stated that if the movement of the earth- usual, a most interestidg betting reef,. The weather, session, in order that he might ha.ve an opportunity of The t c ?tal imports of foreign stock into London last week Hall ; Venus, Mre, Billineton ; Cupid, Miss Marie Wilton ; immediately on its reassembling. It would have Trade at Melbourne continues depressed. quake in Naples had been in a contrary direct'on . which now seems to have set in with seasonable considering the line of defence that should be w re e c r e s ive s a )o 7B h 2 e •ln . 1 1 6, tte co . rresponding week in 1857 we Psyche, Miss Mary Keeley. -that is to say, perpendicular instead of lateral, 54 in 1855, 935; and in 1851, been well if some intimation were given as to the The 'Bills for the construction of railways from a rising and sinking instead of a rocking to and fro severity, has caused the horses to be confined to adopted. It is believed, however, the only struggle 2,100 head. their straw beds, and not for another month will deavour to reduce that can be made will be to en , IMPORTS INTO LONDON LAST WEER. ROYAL LYCEUM THEATRE.-Sole Lessee lated. provisions so that the Members of contemp , Melbourne to Mount Alexander, Bendigo, and -the capital would have been converted into a heap of ruins. the active work of preparation commence. The the crime to that of manslaughter, upon the ground the From iotterdam Beasts. Sheep. Lambs. Calves. Pigs 49 ... 209 ... - ... 102 ... --:. and Manager, Mr. C. Dillon.- both branches of the Legislature might be enabled the Murray, and from Geelong to Ballarat, have the deceased was not armed with the proper legal au.. ', r a nge , - Christmas festivities have been merrily promoted at the THIS EVENING, will be p . esented Sir E. L. Bulwer's to examine the matter in -all its phases before passed both Houses. Estimated expense, SPAIN. liffereut training establishmente. John Scott, with hie thority to arrest and detain the prisoner. The prisonET, tfambur 11 - play of RICHELIEU. Richelieu, Mr. Charles Dillon ; Ba _ ____ _ radas, Mr. Stuart ;De Mausprat, Mr. J. G. Shore ; Joseph, being called on to pronounce an authoritative 8,000,000/. sterling. The Upper House has re- The Madrid journals of the 29ih, ultimo have usual benevolence, made the hearts of many poor who seems to be a man who has received a tolerably T0ta1.... 49 ... 397 ... - ... 101 .. - Mr. Barrett ; Julie, Mrs. Charles Dillon ; Francois, Miss • judgment thereon. But Lord PALMERSTON jected the Land Bill. prrive I. Some of the papers having spread the re- tamales rejoice in the vicinity of Melton by his charity good education, has conducted himself with great pro- The yearly comparison of weekly imports is as follows :- Weolgar. since he has been confined in Negvgate, and appears Beasts. Sheen. Lambs. Calves. Pigs. To conclude with the Burlesque and Pantomime, ',ALLAH cautiously abstained from supplying any inform- The Marco Polo sailed for Liverpool on the aort that the President of the Council would make and his liberalit I have not onl seen but tt d PrietY y. y as e a . . d t h tTh t ' 1 857 147 ... 461 ... -- ... 174 ... - ROOKH, and the PRINCESS, the PERI, and tho TROU- d tl fI • b • • • the ea i o us rother a pretext for retiring, in portion of his prize sheep which for richness of flavour to have made uphis min ot e wore . e nex case is [856. 35 1 ... 231 ... - ... 72 ~„ tion It seemed more convenient to leave the • • e e the charge of misdemeanouragainst two gentleneen named 1855 BADOUR ; or, Harlequin and the Ghebcrs of the Desert. • 24th Oct. ,with i3,i 04 oz. of gold, and the North- order to escape from the difficulties avtich beset his was never • ' equalled ; indeed, - ... 66 ... 10 Supported by Mesdames Charles Dillon, Buckingham White question involved in mystery, until the full de- umberland on the 28th fur London, with cabinet, the semi-official Epocha and Hojas say "It was a ' • picture for painters to study, Young and Piper, which is preferred at the iestatice of 854 360 _, 1,00 .. -- ... 140 .., __ Eliza Webb, Maria Ternan, Esther Jacobs, and Woolg,ar ; that there is no foundation for the report. In the City Commissioners of Sewers ; the eorporation et ' 853 427 ... 2 310 Its fat was so white, and its lean was so redder." Messrs. Barrett, Canteen], Holston, Fitzhenry, Poynter, and velopment of the Ministerial plan, in order that, 46,881 oz. ,852 602 ... 2,:?66 .., ____ . . addition to the honours distributed on the occa- On the sth the nomina • f tions or the principal stakes for London, who originally interfered in the matter, having 368 . 4 1851 483 ... 1,574 ... _____ • J. L. Toole. Clowns, Messrs. T. Matthews and R. Stilt ;if satisfactory, it might create additional political Wool, average fleece, 13. ni. to Ist. Did.; SU- sion of the birth of the Prince of the Asturiae, th 262 .. 48 Harlequin, Mr. J. Ricketts; Pantaloon, Mr. A. Stilt ; Sprites, e 1853 will be published, and they are awaited with no declined to proceed further with it, the offence alleged A very limited supply of foreien la m a - a , ••• • as on stale in Herr Zeleski and Sons ; Colunib;nes, Misses A. Malcolm and capital, which might compensate for any perior, le. 11d. to 28. 2d. This year's clip i s Queen had nomivated some ladies of high rank to . i ' lc. t The shee r 1 nxiety. Ihe latter feeling, however, against the defendants eing, that in the course of some coo. ay s mat e . . . rttle • •t d • 1 • • b • • i curios' yan a p ant ca. yes came to hand in Lees. Gorgeous Feast of Lenterns.-Fenton's Grand Trans be ladies of honour. The Ilojas says the birth of cable condition, but the breeds were mostly shortcomings se in respect of the promi d considered a fair one. Tallow is in good demand. Ido not share, for lam fully convinced that they will be budding operations that were being carried on upon the n•ti o s a al formation Scene. the Prince I as put an end to the negotiations with Doors open at half-past 6, to commence at 7. Reform Bill, or, if otherwise, that the oppor- Gold is a shade cheaper. tho Carlists for a fusion between tho two branches A 3 numerous ae ever, and that they will show, despite the he old Moorfielda bu i site of t r al-ground, the remains ol For tbe time of yor,:we were fairly supplied with En g. On Monday next will be produced air entirely new and determined opposition made in certain quarters, that the the dead were disturbed in an unbecoming manner. lit . r, w 1 e S r c e o t t e o l l i er ts y s g , o t o h: . ge , /leral eyeight and quality of original Drama, in one act, by Westland Marston. tunities of adverse criticism may be diminished. The Oliver Lang cleared out on the 15th with of the royal family. The Gazette publishes a !ono . he primest breed, were in 3ox.office open from 11 to 5 daily. This is a course too frequently pursued by Gc- 47,442 oz., and the Austral with 8,309. series of regulations for the Royal Council Of turf maintains its popularity unimpaired. Both these cases will be placed in the judges' list on `- v • n• tair request. and last week's prices were well a t d uppor e - Public Instruction. A FRESH MAN. Wednesday for trial. The next case is one also some very prime Scots having sold t a 4s 10d per Blbs. vernments of every party, and to which the pre- The total shipments for the year amount to 100 -......-- of misdemeanour, namely, the charge against Mr. Other , wise the beef trad e was in a sluggish state, at last it 0Y A L SURREY THEATRE. Monday s curency. sent Premier is very partial. There is no doubt "Mr. Foutblano, English consul at Belerade," ENTRIES FOR THE CHESTER CUP. Edward Auclimuty Glover, late M.P. for Beverley, Le.ssees Messrs. Shepherd and Craswick. tons. From Norfolk, Suffolk, Essex a , nd Cambridgeshire, we that it serves their purposes, however detrimental says a Vienna lette r o f th e aaeh t at , e n the German Run May 5. Dis-Two miles and a quarter. Weights of having maae a false declaration as to bis received 750 Scots anti shor THIS EVENING, will be performed BROKEN FAITH. Flour has declined 5/. to 6/. per ton. thorns; from Linco nl eh' & Journal of Frankfort, has been here for some days published about the 20tai Jan. Forfeits declared Feb. 1. uelificati t ' ' H use of Corn 500 shorthorns ; from the midland counties, 450 of ire a' 'o e.. After which, QUEEN MAB ;or Harleq sin Romeo and it may be to the best interests of the nation. Exchange on London at GO days' sight, 14 per having been summoned from his post to give infer , - If the ' highest weight accepting is under 9st it will aa a , on o take a seat in the 0 " breeds • from m. , other parts of England, 460 Her v efo n rd u s s Julliet. Clown, by the Surrey Buck ; Pantaloon, Mr. Bra.d- But these secrets are seldom strictl k t mation on several pointe to Sir Hamilton Seymour raieed to that, and the others in proportion. "" mons. This prosecution it will be reme Downs (!zc • , . , from Scotland, 700 Scots; and from Ireland, ' bury. Y eP • cent. prem. bered, was instituted in accordance with a resolution of 250 oxen. Information in some shape or form generally ' The Catherine Adamson was totally wrecked on and Lord Stratford de Redcliffe." Yrs Yrs r- Although the numbe f I 3 the house, and the case will be conducted by the Atto wera by no means ex. Fisherman CI TRAND THEATRE.-Lessee, Mr. T. Payne. oozes out, and the Ministerial intentions are the 24th Oct. inside the North Head ; 21 lives ______ Physician Prime old Downs muoveaquotli: s t t o ea tl d ia l wants of the trade. 1, -THIS EVENING, will be performed NON-LAUNCH OF THII LEVIATHAN. Supple Jack 3 LUCCA della Robbie 3 and special counsel, it is understood, are retained for the Half-breds ruled tolerably firm ;ot l y ' at 53 6d per Sibs. usually known, and the question clo 1 2e Y can- lost. her sheep were a Blow HARLEQUIN NOVELTY AND THE PRINOESS WHO -...-......._ Botany LOST HER HEART. Harlequin, Miss Craven ; Columbian eassed by the Fourth Estate long before the ape p,,,cbange at Sydney, at 60 days, 14 prem. (THIS DAY.) Velatore . 3 Old English Gent!ernan 4 the prosecution, and from the The supply of both English and foreign calves was very Madlle. Deulin ; Sprite, Herr Kirt. The Lambert Family . examined in support of ,noderate, and the veal trade ruled steady, at full prices. °into ay. It has already transpired that the d d Odd Trick Freight of wool to London, id. to ld. A v and the Red Man of Agar in their wonderful performance, P Our reporter had gone to see the final launch of B treee tac. magnates of Leadenhall-streot have been directed The Columbian reached Melbourne on the 14th this wonderful, but now rather unfortunate ship, L - ad; of Rohallion out the charge. A number oe slowly, at barely late rates. Commenea3 at Seven. Stalls, 35.; Boxes, 23.; Pit, ls.; Gallery 6d. to set their house in order, and that they must Nov. and tho report is, that they are still preparing in Late in Life. Per Sibs to sink the offals. Underhand s. d. e. d.l a. d. e. a, - Peeress 4 of the defendant, and if the case should be tried out, it Enterior Beaste....3 4to 3 6 ,PrimeSonthdown 5 2 5 6 CA.NTERBURY HALL, Westmin.ater-road.- their greatness." They will no longer have The foregoing just to hand per Teviot. f We are of opinion that if Mr. Brunel could by C awoo d 4 will probably • . . . ?rime large oxen 4 iecond quality.... 3 8 4 o ;Largecrse.calves 4 0 4 2 4 4)Prime sniall d 0... 5 0 5 ' 6 6 OPEN EVERY EVENING.-The follow- anv means slew her round or even aslant Barberit the loaves and fishes at their disposal, The Vanguard leaves for Marseilles at mid- - 1 . , ..Y 4 . A gentleman, Prime Soots age. 4 6 , 4 B;Large hogs iig company of Vocalists are engaged for the perfo ance of El Hakim ...... 4 0 4 6 to the river-be it ever at so small au angle to take the oath of a gran . d juror, Cn e feriorSheep ...3 6 3 101 Small porkers ... 48 5 0 S lections from all the popular OPERAS, MADRIGALS, and the nepotism for which they have been for a • 1-• niget. Pelissier 3 objected to do so on the ground that he believed the 3 ) 43 1.. 1n: c rag ~e 4 0 4 2:Suckling CHORUSES, GLEES, D UETS, &a., Tie. :-Mise Russell, , -then, sink her stern and raise her bows 4 Little Sem Minnie Mrs. Badzey, Madlle. Marietta, Miss Brinell, Miss R a y , tong series of years so painfully notorious will re- Nothing new here. to an incline of a few inches, she would glide off Leukothia Madame Bartoletti, Miss Montague, and Madame Marietta ; ceive a heavy blow, and great discouragement. ------- inte the water with a quarter of the pressure now Miss Helton 8 of God, and believi ' aag he had not the power to do so, he Beasts TOTAL SUPPLY: FOREIGN SUPPLY. Herr F. Jonghmans, Mr. Henshaw, R. Grover T. Farrant, 4 Wrestler S. Jones, J. Barker, W. Melling, Sonor Antonio, E. I, The double, or rather the triple Government, TRIESTE, JAN. 1. wanted upon her in vain. In fact she would slide ? 1. -a: A E.I Et.rsquet 3 Poodle a declined taking it. Sheep and lambs ....... 19,015 Sheep and lambs.. 390 Rime, Mr. Badgey, Mr. Edwards, Mr. Bell, and Mr. Ber- will be at once, and for ever, completely abolished, The packet from Constantinople brings intern- almost of her own accord. Mr. Brunel may Gorlr Hill bard; Messrs. S. Collins, W. T. Critchfield, and E. Mack have now found out that it is almost useless Janet ___ ney. Pianoforte, Mr. Cecil Hicks; harmonium, Master and India will be brought under the direct admi- gence of the 25th December. . 3 Jorda,n for even a clever man, as he undoubte y di- Dred 3 Friends ? a statement and comparison of the supplies and prices of fat Williams ; Director, Herr F. Jonghmans. Commence at nistration of a Cabinet Mininter, responsible for M. de Thouvenel paid a visit, on the 23d, to Ni ht- an er Seven o'clock precisely. Suppers, die. until twelve o'clock. . 4 to break through the laws of nature ,g. r g 3 Huntington 4 Mr. Wigram-No, my lord ; nor am I a Moravian or s A t I o a e r k i e e t x o h Il i bit e d and sold in the Great Metropolitan Cattle Mr. AUGUSTUS BRAISAY will make his first appearance on the good government of 150,000,000 of our the Grand Vizier, who returned it on the 25th. 1 , , . • althea Monday, Jan. 5, 1857, and this day, Monday, However clever the creations of Art may appear, Beacon 3 A•iamas Ist. Jan. 4, 1858. Monday, the 25th inst. M. Bystrzanowski is about to make observe -4 Polestar fellow subjects. we think Nature is the most wonderful mechanic Bannockburn te tions on the military systems of France, Belgium, Conductor ----- - - - al( er all. 4 Whanghae HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE. Bashi-Bazouk The Lord Mayor-Have formation, from sources on which it has been and England. -- - - --- Tasmania 4 , Pensioner ~ you ever been called upon to Joarse and inferior beasts ... ... 3 6to 3 8,3 4to 3 6 THIS DAY-Morn., 10 min. aft. 5-Even., 30 min. aft. 5 3 Stork -• • 5 give evidence in co t f • t . ur, e jus ice before I *coed quality ditto ... ... ... 310 4 2i3 8 4 0 accustomed to place great reliance, a.s to the lead- The telegraphic convention between Austria HER MAJESTY'S THEATRE. Darling Ta-MOnnow -Morn., 50 min. aft. 5-Even., 10 rieln. aft. 6 - 0 „,.----.. Chester 4 Leamington 5 . gram-Yes, my lord, at Clerkenwell I . refused Prime Seas, dm ... ... e . ... 5 0 5 214 6 4 8 I Oa Saturday evening Donizetti's " Lucia di Lammer- Maid of Derwent - - - - ----- The Muchir is actively engaged in raising a moor" was performed at the above theatre with the fed- Satinstone THE WEATHER-SUN OFFICE, JANUARY 3. follows, viz., that -5 Bridal Tour coarse woolled ditto ... ... 410 5 0.4 4 5 0 _ powerful cast :-Lucia, Madlle. Piccolomini • Oar Sal THERMOMETER, IN THE SEIADE. " The political affairs of India are to be trans- corps of 5,000 men on the banks of the Danube, le .E w i j a n r g do, Signer Ginglini ; Raimondo, Si no Vialetta ' Lazy Lass 48-highest since, noon yesterday. ferred to the direct management of a user:saber of and another force, to be called the Corpe of Re- andgEerico, Signor Belletti. The house was g armin densely . One Act - 3 removed. Large coarse calves ... ... ... 3 6 4 4,4 0 410 44-lowest this morning and daring the night. the Cabinet, who, it is understood, shall be a Peer, crowded. The earliest honours of theevening were won by Misty Morn 3 Martha small ditto ... ... ... ... 4 6 5 2,5 0 5 6 46 -this day at noon. and in whom all patronage,-with one exception- serve, at Sophia. Signor Belletti, with his masterly execution of the aria Mongrel gran jury was u y Large hogs ... .., .., „, ... 3 8 4 4'4 0 4 6 BAROMETER, 30.5 g. is to be vested. ---- " Crude , funesta smania." Tim piece could not posSibly Sam Spode 3 Wilton 3 sworn. . sleat small porkers ... .., ... 4 6 5 2 4 8 5 0 Wpm, S.W. ; light, with mild weather. " This member of the Cabinet is to be President ATHENS, DEC. 25. have been better sung. Great physieel poveer. dramatic Baker The JANUARY 4. of a Council to whom simply censultative functions enerFv, grandeur of style, and brilliant ffuency-every Strathinaver ' There is at this moment between the Ottoman d f h 4 M. Dobler 4i-highest since noon yesterday. are to be entrusted ; they are to have neither ad- quality, in short, require .. or t e due expression of the Blink Benny 65 • 4 be few in number 37-lowest this morning and daring the night. ministrative nor executive powers. The Members and Greek Governments a subject of difference wesio_was strikingly displayed by the vocalisteand the Latitude colt -•-• ... ... ... ... 220 150 38-this day at noon. general result was quite a triumph in its way. Elaymaker - SUPPLIES ON Sae; Jan, 7, 1856.-Reasts, 3,714 ; sheep of Council are to be six in number ; and they are Signor and lambs, 23,020 ; calves, 43 ; pigs, 300. • BAROMETER, 30.48- falling. which makes some noise. Belletti was enlituviastically applauded, as h e we ll Fadladeen y se of manslaughter that would Jag 8, 18f,5.-Beasts 4 3 9 5 • shee d 1 pan ambs, 28,880 ; WIND, S.S.E. to E.S.E. ; light, with fine cold sunshiny to be chosen in the first instance from the existing j A Greek fishing-boat, when getting under way deserved to be ; and his really fine performance served Beeswax colt - calves, 146 ; pigs, 320, ' '. -' ' Court of Directors. weather. xeite the mcsical sentime 5 Vandermulin " The European portion of the Indian Army is I from Constantinople, refused to permit the Custom- effectually a t n o d rnent of the Melisea d culty. Death was no doubt caused by a blow on the ._-_,.. ___. 2 e render them sympathet. 5 Comedian . 4 NEWGATE AND --- - - - - - audien m di , n aaally disposed Cot!swol head, and they were only called upon to say whether the LEADENHALL. to be greatly augmented, and placed directly and , house officers to come on board, and the crew even ce b t . t com - e -r ,, towards eau les o e. a le. Piecolomini acts Artillery a _ aa• ~, %Vele% e 3 party charged inflicted the blow. There wag - nothing O ff er i n these markets, exclusively under the Crown. All regulations and d their muskets at the Capita,n P a sha, w h o Lucia incompara bly ; and althoug the music is here and Sir Isaac Newton y, are only moderate Prime r ib e r a „ a r . 7 ....aaaee-a - aeee - aeeee„e-• - ks...L levelle orders regarding it will emanate from, all patrona , s3 what unsuited to her vo; .. 3 Evelyn 4 that required any further observations from him, but he beef, mutton, and veal, in fair request, at • • there some .ce, and style, she Broadlanda full prices. ee tee -,..-. nree- t.44. l " t t*t." - ---,.., ~- 7 f ,', :_,.= F. , .,-. \ ,,,...;...... ...,....- ; ..e.a .1 .A,, . .V .,, ,' ) . 1.,, e 4 - :,• , :, : ,.,... , -- 4 _: : „., i: ci .,,.,,,,vt1i„, will be exercised through, the medium of the Hor'se was walking on the quay. i sings the greater portion of it with unsurpassable ex- Blackthora ..._ e: e nnane e eneaseaeen - na _a: Guards. The Native Army will be confided to i Signor Giuglini ie now perhaps the very Terrific pression. that occurred a short time ago, that in a case of a ......-- --------------- the charge of the local Government in India. FRANCE. be t Edgardo upon the Italian stage. The art Brunswick .., 4 Cheery Chap difference of opinion in the grand jury there must be a deef • s. d. s. d. a. 4. s. d, " The Indian Services will be kept distinct from I whether histrionically or musically considered, fits P hi's; Gunboat Interior '3 0' 3 4 Mutton, Inferior 3 0 3 4 LONDON, MONDAY, JAN. 4, 1858. P IRIS, SUNDAY EYENING. 1 1 • 3 Renown the Home Services, and charged directly and ex- exactly, and he a ways p ays it con =ore. Both of these Lifeboat -___--.0.------ Prince Napoleon, gave yesterday, on the eminent artists exerted themselves with the best possible Prince of Denmark 3 Garnish elusively on the Revenue of India." 4 Ma t do. 5ma11....4 2 4 4 Veal. .4 0 5 0 MARRIAGE OF THE PRINCESS Our contemporary, in an article wh . h occasion of the new year, 1 ,, ffi a errand dinner at succe;s on Saturday evening, winning immense applause Pretty Boy 5 Yorkshirenaan 5 Thornhill 3 THE ASSAULT UPON THE USHER OF MARLBOROUGH. P ‘' c '' large 36 4 4 Pork, small 46. 5 0 ROYAL. le the Palais Royal to the genera o ears now in and countless "recalls ;" bot their delineations of the Polly Peachum a Tinwald - will be found in another part of our Paris who took part in the war in the Crimea. The h ero i ne and the hero of " Lucia di Lammermoor" are Mary e 3 On this day three weeks a new German tnatri- impression, of thie day, raises several I dinner had all the character of a private party, the far too well known to need description. Commotiou ... 4 Lord Stately 3 Flying Englishman the Continent since Monday last-viz., 111 tons from El *- most . perfect . . cordiality prevailin," amen(' those Sieuor Vlaletta did ample justice to the subordinate Princess Royal 3 Pizarro 4 Hatchelt Welsh with intent to do him some grievous nore, 600 tons from Antwery, 6 baskets from Amsterd Si , menial alliance will be completed. The PRINCESS objections to this plan, which, alth h . t . oug mert mg 1 Zi '''' ' tnt character of Raimondo, • • illustrious companions in g ory. o speeches were but impor a ~ . , and the sestet Physician 3 Knight of the Tourney 4 • bodily harm Th It t k 1 • Auaust last 'OO t f e assau 0 . p ace ,„ ~ , a ons rom Dunkirk, 152 tons from Rouen, 19 t a o m ne ROYAL is to bestow her hand OH Prince FREDE • attentive consideration, are not, as we conceive, delivered. „ chi mi f rame , in which he was concerned, met with King ‘Villiam 4 Sampeon re. Lord Nelson Granville and 17a t s f " , , tons from The Moniteur contains decrees making one pro- a rapturoug enco 3 mei. WILLIAM of Prussia, and henceforvvard her sufficient to weigh against its positive ad t van ages. band, un er . d the able d • t . 3 Ferndale home- ,, roWn t a on • irec ion of Signor Arditi, Hark Forward motion to the rank of offi . cer of the Leaion of The 4 Vandal 6 of Marlborough-street Police-court. On tho 14th of for allk jos i r , tes is otay moderate, and the demand destinies will be severed from her native land, The great bugbear is the immense addition to tl ° 11 that could be le Honour ; four nominations to that of knight ; and was a wished. the numerous fash' 'tenable ee Skirmisher Vanity 4 Imperious° s 4 e h y, as follows :- 'August last the prisoner was in my custody waiting ,he York regentg, 149 i to 160 s per ton ; Essex and Kent, which she can seldom, if ev er , visit again. We patronage vested in the Government, and the conferring the military medal on 664 non-com- Amongst . f --rnaany present at the extra operatic per ormances at her M • ' Forbidden Fruit 5 Kelpie 3 aCts to 140 s • ' • arrival of his sureties, and as I was conveying him to I l n - iddlin s ro Scotch, 80s to 120 s; ditto cups, 75s to 85s ; trust that " the daughter of England" may ex- * h ' raissioned officers and privates in the army and Uis E ajesty s • . h Hand Theatr during the past week were ;--__ cy Birclan-t e- is to GOe ; Lincoln's, 110 s to LaOs ; foreign, alleged increase to t e power of the Crown result- - 3 one of the cello, we had to pass through one of the 358 to 6 ' js'. ' gendarmerie, and warrant officers and seamen in FeroukeK.haes the Persian Ambassador Extra:Lil a" * B ther to Marchioness 3 Gammon perience every domestic happiness in her • new Inrf therefrom. This has at all times been the the navy. nary ; ro the Marquis of Clanricarde, the Lord Ward, the Earl of ' The Borderer --- position, that it may not be sacrificed t ' ° a argument resorted to in order te maintain the Bouase, Jan. 2.-The market has been animated, Lonsdale, the C ,untess Caroline Bellew and party, the Harry Stanley 4 Warlock e 5 and threw it at my head with great violence but it did There is rather an. increased quantity of most kinds of mere " marriage de convenance" in which her e o wine' to the liquidation. Prices had rather a down- Count Louis Corte, Lord Blantyre e , Lady Elizabeth Oakball 'ffete Government of " John Company." We ee , 4 King of the Gipsies ... 5 hops on sale here. Good samples fetch quite as much S weet William not hit me. Seeing this, the prisoner caught the other one wara tenuency at the eatening, but they rallied, and Hope Vere and party, Lady Leuisa Lygon, Lady Emily heart has no part. So far as she is • • 4 * Newton-le-Willows ... 4 money as last week; but other kinds rule d.ull The im• think, nowever, that it has been carried much too obtained an advance. The Railway Market has de Rona Lady Harry Vane and party, Lady Ashford, Omar Pacha 4 *Gin ... 3 and threw at me, which also fortunately passed eser Ports have, amounted to 120 bales from Hen e b ee . . concerned, we earnestly hope that everY far, and that under the existino - circumstances of been dull, as its liquidation will only take place Sir John Bayley, Bart., and Lady Ba yley, Sir Fred. Saunterer 4 * Little Tom a my head. Seeing the excited state the. prisoner was in, New Mid and East Kent pockets, 82s to 1203; Weald of . Kent d•tt r I o, oBs to 80s; Sussex ditto, 54s to 75s per cwt. sinister augury may be averted. And if we com- the countr ' d to-morrow. Threes, after having been done at 68f. Roe, Lady Roe and party, the Hon. Charles Hanbury, Riseber I called for assistance in order to secure him. A person y there are no rea.sonable groun s for _ Oc with a rate of 50c to carry the Hon. Mrs. Cedogan and party, the Ho ()t we e King of the Isles . 4 30c., rallied to 68f. 7 ~ . . .. 4 named Sanders took hold of him round the body, and - WOOL. plain of the system, it is with fervent wishes that apprehension on • f that pcaut. The syst em o over for the end ofJanuary. Mobilier var red from ' H In.rain M P d M n. - S Toler, Mr. • e , •a an rs. 11. Ingrain, pecia - l License 3 Mrs. Nelson and party, Mrs. Carpenter, Mrs. Horace Sunbeam she may not be th e fi rs t an d most illustrious patronage has been greatly chan d f 1 t 8 - 0 t 860 f. ; Austrian, 735 to 740 f. ; Orleans, ga o a a years. a o Twins and party, Colonel Drumraond, Colonel Duncan Lord Chesterfield, Mr. Lengshaw, and Mr. E. Parr secured he kicked me so violentl in the low r t f y , e par o ket, the wool trade is still in a very depressed ftate, arising victim. Rank jobs can no longer be perpetrated with Of • Northern 962 f s'Jc to 965 f • 1,365 to 1,37 . , ,„ , • • : ' Mrs. Villiers and party, Colonel Lees M • Pl ' dal t name. • • • chiefly from the pressure of supply, aud the.orders received Lyons 860 f. to 86of. ; and Southern, 560 f. to 56a f. on, ajor oe, 1 ee ed without the the abdomen, that medical assietance had to be sent for from owners of recently imported wools to all t e a any leeri ng) times have changed when the se dynastic impunity. The principle of " competition" The Market continu d • • e improving to t e c ose. h 1 Major Storer, Captaia tain Lyon, Captain Crosby, Cap Meade, Captain Annesley Cal'. a Them horses having been enter f d f tain de ' Boon knowledge of their owners, will be struck out at the and or npwar s o two months I have been unable to ' fice English qualities - h f h • per . lb; but we Omit t t hve urt . er i given way ld to 2d quo ,a ions, owina L n feet,. eeeeetaintv. alliances could exercise any political influence. has already beeu largely adopted, and strin- ......_____ captain Smythe, Captain Wynne, Mr. neontenore, Mr. time prescribed, unless specially ordered to remain in. leave my room. The prisoner had been about ten minutes Other wools ar 1 e ower 60 pllrottase. ant week's imports THE EAST. Schultz e Mr. Thrum), Mr. Baring, Mr. Currie, Mr. -- in my custody. He was brought to the court for an- amounted to 932 bales from Port Philip, 482 from Sydney, Nations are no longer to be governed by back- gent examinations in liming go far to insure We have received the Constantinople journals Drummond, Mr. A. C. Billing, eac, ENTRIES FOR THE LIVERPOOL STP.F.PIX- noying hulios as they entered the chop of swan and 7J-1 1 from the Cape, 10 from Bombay, 405 from Taganros. stairs intrigues. Prussia will not, in any degree, the competeney of any candidate for employment and letters to the 23d, brought by tle Cydnus, .. -...- 777, - ------..--------.. - . CHASE. Edgar. He had but a short time been out of prison for and 51 from Leghorn. ' _______________ .....--- change her policy because a Britiah Princess under the Government. Any gross ab use o f i hut they centain little beyond what hal already The Prince and Princess de Moskowa are expected to Yre. Yrs. a similar off,tice. He appeared to be in a very excited SEEDS. been announcad by telegrapb. The escape of the a The Bruiser a state. I thought he had been drinking. Canary seed and trefoil meet a elow sale, at about pre'; should occupy a 1 +I throne. power would be visited with immediate condom- arrive this eveaing at the Brunsw• kHt 1 ' J ' ) ic o e (at. ame . b! i Harry Lorrequer pace on .. ie Naib Emir Bey from Damascus and his arrival in a Claudius-late The Morn 6 In all these here a suite of apartment h s aye been engaged for their Spring matters the be' tnce always nation, which would have full effect when there Circassia having been published in the Turkish w • 6 Hindley reception. Joe Graham the assault took place. I threw my arms round the devoid of animation. has been, and, we c ' e ar, will t the end was but one really responsible minister, or depart- jlurnals, the Russian ambassador applied to the The Duke of Newcastle veal re • . . . ceive a distinguished Glenamour remain, against the United • a Porte to know whether the account were true, and succession of visitors, at Clamber Park, during the Moire Antique _ P,White, per bush. 155 to 16s Carraway •• -43 s 4Gs Swede .......... 203 23s Corlander •• .. 26s 30s Kingdom. We ment, and when it could not be bandied to ana at the same time complained of the support which p resen t week. On Thureday the Earl of Scarborough's Jean du Q.lehlle can derive no possible benefit, White, new."... 16s 22s [Assn ,E although much fro from Cannon-row to Leadenhall-street, and the Circassians enemies of Russia, met with from fee hounds are to meet at Clumber, when his grace, it is • Trembleur Pares,Winter,new....ss Od 5s 6d Crith' n t •l°wing.• 7° : 72 : inquiry may result therefore:). Tire accessio c to the Council at Calcutta. We shall at all Turkey. The Turkish government, in its vindica- said, will give a breakfast to a large party. The noble • uhe Colonel a Black Bess said, on the 14th of August last I was called to the - Old•••••••••••• --3 -s BeitiC n- •• •• -- - h - 3 . - n o • thence tion, published au otlic i al note in which it Duke and Ledy Susan Pelha m Clinton are expected to Violet 0 nary per uarter •. 743 81. i odes - -•'.... 49i -- Quince VICTORIA. was not hailed with t 5 police-court, and there I fouud the prosecutor labouring a a ye cr a ss (c L )...... 503 52s 22s 23s Linseed CTlte .• •• • ••• • • he less joy e some person to answer for any malver a Miss Hark away . ton evente hay . severely blames the conduct of the Naib, and arrive in town towards the close of the ensuing week, in L:ttle Victim h b because it relieved us from the conne • order to be present at the celebra a B ack Swan a under very serious injury. He was unabl e t o speak, ciover,RedEng•(cwt.) 583 70; English . i . p . r .. 91 101 1015 e atoll with' • • ill in consequence receive the d'savows any participation in his intrigues. tion of the nuptials of • Toin Gurney sation, and India w • the Prince - s Royal, Lobster a had great difficulty in breathing, and was in very great ;vehrietiegn yteeed: ,.....,... 6 5 0 4 ze: Rap ioreign,perton 101 es to tee Hanover, which had always proved detrimental to to which it is so fully entitled. The Presse d'Orient mentions that a telegraphic King Cele mare legisl ta t Con Lord Stratford de fl e d i• c iffe left Vienna on the 29,11 • The Fox - 603 78i Rapeseed, new, pr qr. 64s 68s our national interests. We could not contemplat - a lye at en 1 despatch had beeu received at Constantinople, an- aft . t ,f ei ht d a Weathercock e We shall n l /suer find Indian budgets opened to nouncing the dissolution of the divan of Wallachia, T er he a D s uYe t and g Duch ays, Escape ... - 0 0 ~,, 5 a The Brewer a greater calamity than the union of the British t , egg of Suthelland are expected in Lough Baun ty benches," or matters and that of Moldavia would follow in a fort a be ggarly account of env town about the 15th inst., from Trentbai H a I - ' n a , w iere Magnet gelding and Prussian crowns on the same heads, and the i n h • h states that the measure had a a , . 6 divested himself of his clothing and was quite naked. He On the whole our market rules steady and prices are w ich the well I a iness and prosperity night. .Th? deepate . _ ,ey a e been entertaining a numerous circle of friends. ari •bolas well supported. To-day, P.Y.O oth ' a d are, i pp / 6 Little Charley a wag very much excited and bore all the appearance of e spot, is quote at 53.3 ad per cwt. Towia Tette .' a administration of our Government by a Prussian of so become ludisPensable. The discontent of the in- The Earl and Countess ot S d• la have durin the j a (' , g , le erthstopper w, 53s net cash. Rough numerous a b v of our fellow-subjects ternational commission had been of late consider- past week, entertained aEn an -9vic Huntsman Viceroy s Such a state of affairs could not last very are conce ocl " ccession of guests at Hin .X 7 ,1 . ~ ooeyea,es - rued, discuss d • e in a house that could be ably increased. by the attitude adop!ed by the chinbroke, near Huntingdon. Koight of the Shire a Syvagee 5 Mr. Weatherhead, the Governor of Newgate, said he 1 1853. 1854. 1855. 1856. 1857. long, but much suffering must be endured behre cinsolvecl divans, and particularly by their refusal to con- i The . Sultan, Abdualledad, has sent his portrait to • 0 Tame Deer at any moment that a discontented Tile Coniet .. had taken the prisoner to Vethlem Hospital but the --____ nee _ a it craild be removed in a constitutional manner, member was de • , three the lebours of internal organisation imp)sed , the King a Sweden, to be elaced in the royal gallery w arwe k 6 Abd-el-Kader - .... 43,196 36.405 18.3 g9 15.964 30.340 a Ruth orities had sent him back to Newgate. sirou.s e 1 - 1 - ' • erice of Y. C .... I GOs 04 1., 63: od 68s ed. 5353 d to 3s 3d to and measuree ought to have been adopted to guard ludia will no lon 0,. oubaining a " count MIL." on them by the treaty of Paris. To all the lel the Palace of Drottningholm. Ben Lomond ...... ..... a Hindoo a The prisener, who was undefended, said he had been .o 635 Cd -s Od -s 00 -s Od ger b e tete. . of the com- ; THE EXETER HALL SEEVICES.-Last evenin the first , nselg warnings, and intimations , , . g bourou _. a Little 'rom Deli ery la. I -A " week .., 1,316 1,553 1,072 1,524 1,935 against the danger. benefit of the Civil S • ervice. lue so ts y or e eou - , , d 1 1 f th ) - f Wallachia repl inissiou, the divan o d . ied by ex- r o the new series of nonconformist •-ervices at Exeter Emigrant a Little Yeoman a for some time in the army, he had received a wound in D mJune 1.... , 65,008 49 564 77 9")7 77,308 67 948 There is h The interests and Hall, designed for the benefit of the working classes, took Caledonian O 'Silt] , a desire to prerogue, an ~ in answcr Ditto from Janet.... 'B4 884 49,969 50,754 76,292 85 176 a , owever, now no prospect of avoiding wishes of the native !ace in the s acious b ' • 6 Toosey population will be promoted, .• rt ' f tl • t ission, they I f : P uilding, the eermon being preached 'Tom Moody of his eclairs. nice of Town .. 1 61 , 0, 65- 60 Cgs 6,1 59. 6.i 55; 9d __ it, and " what cannot be cured must be endured." and the 3 1 Cl• .1 • peu I( prizes which it ff • te a last message rom re comm refusal aud draw up an ' h , 1 . 1 y the Rev, Dr. Spence, minister of the Independent mineraa 6 The jury ieturned a verdict of guilty. _ en ....,_-_-- _____________--___ _ 4 We ma 0 era will be gave a categerical . , .... c ipe in tle Poultry. 'The congregation was a. 3 large blorean Rattler ... .. .. a Rialto Mr W• - .1 er Savage Landor has the following dedica y, however, consider what is to be the thrown open to all the inbabi t T address formally demanding an adjeuhnman . . 0 as i', ever was durin 6 Planet h b tants of the United g the old serieFe S umard fate of the other fh• h • mmission replied by dissolving it. This It .JEATUER IN PanlS.-The weather haa become some• aie ar s young Princesses if the system I Kingdom, and no longer restricted to the f r i en d s . is t eco tion as what calder and • ROBBERY AT ST. KATHERINE'S DOGES. ju-t published :- a eg. S. Lander to L. Kossuth, is to be maintained account would seen to c ell for confirma , . , 17 ~ a rather sharp frost took r place an Toddy - my .agot of . It is more thau hinted that 1 and relatives of directors. These are , rreat mat- '1 two divans ad hoe have for some time I el: enlay night, the ice in the ba,ins of the ruileries a suitor has beeu found for the hand of th * I although tie ________ the property of the St. Kathei ine's Dock Compa n y. ' Dry Sticks , ' and go away. I offended you by c Prin- i ters ; but there is another still more importa. t - t 11l it was generally mi d ers t oo d g . ardoes beirg yesterday morning half an inch thick. At ~, ar Year's evening the cenore tESTIMONIAL. -On ...taw . .. .ttt t• ' biiug fortune tbith u • Put cea •ed to ae , b 1 tO . er, whom I aever coss ALICE in the person of the Prince of ORANGP i • h b . l ' UP . • lf ld be the patty ordering s-x in the meaning, the thermometer of M. Chevallier gation of the Episcopal Chepel, London-road, South The jury found the prisoner guilty, and he was sen- °TP - 'ng ~ , From the time that t o now il receives the at the Porte itse wou solicited te favour me personally, My zeal was and thntproposals will shortly be made in d tbeir dissolution Letters from Bagdad announce stood at 3 7.loths deg. below z?ro Centigrade (251 Fahrenheit at noon • it was at 2 above zero C. (35 wark, met in the school-room of the chapel to present the Rev. W. Lincoln with a token of their tenced to nine months' imprisonment, inconsiderate, but, perhaps, it ought to have offended ue form. legislative sanction the law will be properly ad- the a * • 1 he c iolera in that city, and , ), james He r d er , aged 52, pleaded guilty to stealing a lesi that lofty pride to which alone I was eve b• • r o sequious„ On such points the mutual wishes of th • • d b t dd l al•fi d te t ppearence of t e young nunistere y com p e t en an u y qu . 1 e per _ la a number of deaths had already taken lilac.. e 3-sths C. (38 F ) a), and at five in the afernoon at 31 above zero adectiou and respect. This, which consisted of a purse of 44a, contributed by the pence of the poore f h st as well haniper containing property valued at 1/. 108. ad. Permit me to offer the only amends I can-pernait me parties are completely discarded and set at naught. sons. Men will no loiager be pitehforked on to A.ccounts atate that the smallpox had brolc( n out A TELEGRAPH Gu N • h • 1 eae.-Messrs, Lee and ig tinge r, as the larger sums of the richer members o t e con- eecor er e The r d entenced lane to 12 months' imprison- ,t) show my respect and reverence toward tbe man who with great vi in Asia Minor mei olence at Adana, . / of Liverpool, have canpiled a very convenient little , re ation was n-esented to the rev. gentleman by Mr. ment, with bard labour. ia.9 worthily occupied a higher station than any one in They are directed t , ) marry, and marry they must, the judicial bench because they have shown them- ti • ,e neighbourhood. About 4,000 children hal tree& which uudsr this t . l b• 1 Us all the telegraph fa. g a ' I ' - r m Deceit) in returning _ teis country can attain. The eloquence of Milton and however averse they may be to the yoke. Their ' s dyes to be bad collectors, and very inefficient been attacked by the disease, of whom nearly statio'r.a in the -United It K e in ex 1, • gdom, aii re s dti cale of Itell ' " a p el war" - * • ' • d thanke, referred to the increase of his congregation, an NEW CO CRT. Demosthenes failed in the support of their cause-the 2,000 had died reline cause and the same eloquence as yours. Supply feelings are not to be consulted or taken into con- I residents at the native courts. Nor will the The i .* i charges for transmitting messages to and from every to the fact that though his connection with them was The trial of prisoners in th . is court Lad not cow- Ime with your Euglish, and I may be able at last to I mpartial of Smyrna of the 24th says :- I lihti3n, The hours of attendance at each station are oni el three ears' duration, this Wag the third expres menced when our report left. express Inv veneration ef emir e;...„.. aiaeration ; and it way well harpei that a Royal , Indian army be crippled by transfering a large pn- ‘, This city is meat e „„„,,,,.. ,_ _______, oe see se _ ei.r, sheen. ami nth.. „..;..1 ;.,r,‘”,..f.inn is annended. i • y . - • y - et t-e - e ----ieee We have received the Constantinople journals and letters to the 23d, brought by tie Cydnus, but they contain little beyond what has already been announced by telegraph. The escape of the Naib Emir Bey from Damascus and his arrival in Circassia having bean published in the Turkish journals, the Russian ambassador applied to the Porte to know whether the account were true, and at the same time complained of the support which the Circassians, enemies of Russia, met with from Turkey. The Turkish government, in its vindica tion, published an official note in which it severely blames the conduct of the Naib, and d'savows any participation in his intrigues. The Presse d'Orient mentions that a telegraphic despatch had beou received at Constantinople, an nouncing the dis4olution of the divan of Wallachia, and that of Moldavia would follow in a fort night. The despatch states that the measure had become indispensable. The discontent of the in ternational commission had been of late consider ably increased by the attitude adopted by the divans, and particularly by their refusal to con tinue the labours of internal organisation imposed on them by the treaty of Paris. To all the counsels, warnings, and intimations of the corn- mission, the divan of Wallachia replied by ex pressing a desire to prorogue, and, in answer to a last message from the commission, they (rave a categorical refusal, and drew up an address formally demanding an adj.)urnment. To this the commission replied by dissolving it. This account would seen to clll for confirmation, as, although the two divans ad hoc have for some time Pau ceased to act, still it was generally understood that the Porte itself would be the pasty ordering their dissolution. Letters from Bagdad announce the appearance of the cholera in tha t city , and tatT a number of deaths had already taken place. Accounts state that the smallpox had brokun out with tie ne ighbourhood. violence at Adana, in Asia Minor, aLd About 4,000 children hal been attacked h 2,000 had died. y the di se ase, of whom nearly The I mpartial " This city is moa t especially of Smyrna of the 24th says : favoured by the tern just published :—`' Mr. IVaLer Sav age Landor has th© follo w i ng dedica \v. S. Land or t o L . Kossuth, ti, ni n a new ork with a quaint title, whi c h h e h as Pr sident of Bungary—At your gate I lay my fagot of `Dry Sticks,' and go away. I offended you by attempting to bi Mg fortune thither, whom I sever &kited t..) favour me personally. My zeal was inconsiderate, but, perhaps, it ought to have offended less that lofty pride to which alone I was ever obsequious. Permit me lo offer the only amends I can—permit me o show my respect and reverence toward the man who has worthily occupied a higher station than any one in t‘tis country can attain. The eloquence of Milton and Dr.mosthenes failed in the support of their cause—the Caine cause and the same eloquence as yours. Supply me with your English, and I may be able at last to express my veneration cf your virtues. TESTIMONIAL. —Ou New Year's evening the congre gation of the Episcopal Chapel, London-road, South wank, met in the school-room of the chapel to present the Rev. W. Lincoln with a token of their affection and respect. This, which consisted of a purse of 411., contributed by the pence of the poorest as well as the larger sums of the richer members of the con gregation, was presented to the rev. gentleman by Mr. Fitch, chapel warden. Mr. Lincoln, in returning thanks, referred to the increase of his congregation, and to the fact that though his connection with them was only of three yedrs' duration, this was the third expres tkn of their goodwill he had received, A TELEGRAPH GUlDE.—Messrs. Lee and Nightingale, of Liverpool, have cnnpiled a very convenient little trace, which under this title exhibits all the telegraph station:4 in the United Kingdom, and the Scale of charges for transmitting messages to and from every station. The hours of attendance at each station are al,o EhoWD, and other useful information is appended. NEW COURT. The trial of prisoners in this court Lad not com menced when our report left.