The Sun. — London, England, 1855-12-20 00:00:00

• •i! - se e- en . .. re ,et : 1 .• . , . I . . • i THE SUN, LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING. DECEMBER 20, 1 855. IN BANKS, AS_SURANCE, AND OTHER COM PRICES OP SHARES Spirit of the Public Journals. I made, are being made, and will be persevered in, (postponing every consideration to the public good. wager against one of the cards. The prisoners then .station-house he was very qu i e t, an d sa id he wa s ver y I to terminate hostilities, at whatever sacrifice of the 1 The man who to thwart an. oPPonent'or to uphold hwavnteadnwytithninesgs to e o d b o et wi o t n h t t h h e ern ca . rd s s, ty b l u e t h t e he r n efu h s a e n d de t d o i 'sorry Aeh fo w r a w e h a a s t ke h d e h h y ad th d e on m e a . gistrate if he would ask any PANIES' STOCK. • witness ae a glass of ale, which he drank, and a few minutes questions of Sqaire, to which he replied-" No ; all he cause we have in hand, and of the national honour 1 a custom impedes the efficiency of our arms is un ( From, the Morning Post .f this day. ) we are accustomed to hold so dear. Can any one I worthy of office or esteem. afterwards be lost his senses. On his partial recovery, a says is false." __s e , Whilst, as we have shown, we shall have fought curb the and suffered in vain, unless we effectively From the Official Last. PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY EVENING delivered up, in order to facilitate traitorous CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.-Dec. 19. and at the same time he saw Parks go over to the man lane Station-house on the morning of the 22d of Nov., with the cards and deliver over to him the watch. Wit- and took the charge preferred by 275 K against Ash, ambition of Russia in the East, not less European a strong restraint upon ♦negotiations for a visionary peace ? The brilliant se near roused himself as well as he could, and attempted to I who was very drunk. He ordered that Ash should be is the necessity of putting . North. Russia wants the defence of Kars was made at the close of Septem get hold of that man, but Styl e s got b e t ween them and ,I searched, because he was not in a fit state to be trusted. (Before Mr. Baron Alderson and Mr." Justice Coleridge.) LONDON, TUESDAY, Dina. 18, 1855. her aggressions in the Sea, and she wants Black her i since then every week, every day, was of At the sitting of the court, Daniel Mitchell Davidson, struggling to get his clothes I Ash Ailnotof bad treatmentwhatever. away i complain any Baltic as she does the vital consequence to the beleaguered Turks. Yet as she wants the coasts of the Come Win. Gordon, and J ose ph Windle C o l e were we re muchtorn. Whenhe got intothe street theman with ;He satisfied himself Ash was intoxicated before he or- Sweden and Norway during the dread interval which elapsed since that having got them, the turn of Euxine. Of course, memorable event, a vast army remained inactive, placed at the bar to plead to a number of indictments, the watch had made his escape. Feeling very unwell from dered him to be locked up. He did not see Keith at prevented him, and in GAS-LIGHT AND COKE COMPANIES. Denmark would come next. Against Sweden, when Dividend 1 Amount that kingdom was not yet united to Norway, the in the ale, he went home, and did not give any informs- Ash-I said to you, the police-constable must be Name of Company. per 1 of Paid. I Price, although within four days' sail, and ten days' charging them with conspiring together to obtain large the effects of the drug that bad been administered to him all. M'Kay was p er f ec tly Bo n er. aggressions of Russia have been steady, though slow, march of the devoted garrison in the stronghold of sums of money. The case of these prisoners, who, it will be remem- tion of the circumstances to the police until Tuesday drunk, not me. I told you the money I had, and the evening, when both prisoners were apprehended. number of my keys. I was quite sober. Annum. Share. compared with her rapid acquisitions in the South. Turkish Armenia. The "leading journal," with x 3. d. .£ s. d. 1 M. Combe-Did theprisoners appear to be acquainted John Howe Richards, police-constable 277 K, con- - - By the treaty of Nystad, in 1721, Sweden ceded characteristic dishonesty, charges the desertion of the garrison at Kars en the " supineness of our bred, carried on a most extensive business in the City British • • •• •• •• •• • • •• - and that having failed for a with the other two men who betted with the cards ! firmed the statement of Sergeant Beare in every par• Ditto erovinciai.... 71. - 20 0 0 20 0 0 23 Livonia, Esthonia, Ingria, Carelia, and Oesel to War Minister." Why not on the supineness or of London, as merchants, Brighton ••••..•• • •• • ~ St. 20 0 0 20 0 0 15 Russia, which power, in 1809, forcibly deprived treachery of the First Minister and his entire low tone -consequently I suspected they wanted to Mr. Ingham said this was a case of considerable very large amount, the two former prisoners abscond . ed, a Prosecutor -Oh yes, sir. They conversed together in ticular. gt i y iti o n f en L t o .i nd o o t n h 6 . 4 . p. . ) .: 41. Os. lig 00 0 15 2 0 0 8 0 1.1 0 --_-_ her of Finland Tornea and the Aland Islands nor and Cole was tried and convicted of fraud in connection , cheat me ; therefore I refused to make any bets, importance to the public, and to the two police offi has the vigilance of the cabinet of St. Petersburg Cabinet ? Because it is the business of the Times to to four ears penal with his bankruptcy, and sentenced y Equitablo •• •• .•• • • 21. 10s. 50 0 0 all 33% Mr. Solomon (for the prisoners)-Did - you not bet cers charged, because if they had been guilty of the -Great Central . ... . ...Si per cent 10 0 o all 1i 3i divert attention from the real delinquents. We are your watch against four pounds with the man with the offence imputed to them, they would be most unfit Imperial ............ 101 & bonus. 50 0 0 an B5 slumbered since. No pains have been spared rao not concerned to defend Lord Panmure-he, in servitude. Gordon was subsequently tried and con -51. 40 0 0 rally to Russianise King Oscar, and, it was said, persons to be peace officers. There were three witnesses i L n o tp o e n n . c . ent :....:.... .. .. : common with his colleagues, will have to render a victed, but upon a point of law that was removed, the cards? - 50 0 0 P t i with more success than was desirable, though we strict account to Parliament and. to the country for conviction was quashed by the Court of Criminal Alas Prosecutor - I did not, sir. I never gambled at all. on one side, and three on the other. The question was Do., Part Preference 61. per cent. 125 0 0 m n Solomon-When you saw Parks pass your watch did the three witnesses for the prosecution tell the same P•we' ix •••..•••• •• - 41. per Cont. 60 0 0 52 0 0 ' - Theited General ...... 21. 10s. ;50 0 0 all ' - are now sure that that impression was erroneous. th© fall of Kars, but measures for the relief of that peal, arid it then became necessary to proceed with the over to that man, why did you not prevent him ? story. Ash said he was knocked down by Terry WDesittmthi,nNsteever Cl 4f per cent. I 60 0 0 _ Rateliff ••• • . ...... • 51. 100 0 0 16 0 0 16 influence of the Imperial attentions and con- garrison were not peculiarly within the province other charges. Prosecutor-Becaese I had not the power. The drug beaten over the head, and kicked on the head by Mae; - lesceneion soon yielded to the necessities of the of the War Department. This the writer of the The prisoners Gordon and Davidson were charged had such an effect upon me that I could not get up for The young man Layton describes the matter somewhat P t - 50 0 a 10 0 11 - 'wedish King's position. The unwise policy article we refer to must have known, just as he Sweden, knew that in casting the blame but a few days since 0. upon sep 10 arate indictments, with conspiracy to obtain a minute or two, and when I did that man ran out of the differentl y , and swore that one of the p olice-con s ta b les dopted by England and France towards 1.831, will never be repeated. Then Charles John, l on Omer Pacha he was guilty of an unmanly and ar b e sums of money by means of false papers and seen - house. was drunk, and kicked Ash on the head pretty stiff and WATER-WORKS. g a By Mr, Combo-When I entered the beer-shop with in good earnest, and with a police boot on. 'Those anxious to release himself and his kingdom from a gratuitous misrepresentation. The very latest ad- rities, and they were also char . ged with embezz . lin •of their estate, with intent to defraud their ere- Styles, I believed him to be a respectable mechanic and kicks could not have been inflicted, or the man would Dividend Amount Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. a countryman of mine, and Parks introduced himself as have been most seriously injured, and the wounds on the degrading and mortifying subserviency to Russia gratuitous Annum. Share. sought the alliance and support of England and ' vices announce that the Turkish Commander-in- Chief, so far from wasting opportunities in the portion Alters. one of his friends. head would have been apparent. Then came Keith, who Si. I PTI 9S cnt. Kent.....• .......... . 4'. per cut. France. They gave him no encouragement ; they East London neighbourhood of the Ingour, has achieved another The prisoner Cole was also charged with an offence of Thomas Everett said that he saw the prisoner Styles said Ash was sober, the police constable drunk, and tbat whom he had known for some time as a suspicious cha- Terry kicked Ash twice behind aid once on the leg. He - treated his overtures coldly ; and the consequence Grand Junction .... - i 4i, per cut. 50 0 0 all _ victory, and pushed his advance to within five and the like character, and likewise with conspiring with the ( ratter) go up to the prosecutor near the - Victoria Theatre (Mr. Ingham) had a conversation with Ash on the 22d eve n seas, that Sweden, incapable of preserving her nen a half leagues of Kutais. Our contemporary, it is other prisoners for the same object. on the evening in question. The prosecutor had his of November, and he did not then complain of blows or I ; .L o ae u ii t l E e s r k . c. & . c r.n a .P u .; e n. h ; a : ; • l l - trality in the general crash that then seemed ap true, has thought it advisable to qualify his remarks The first case proceeded with was a charges against watch and chain in his possession, and accompanied kicks. There Was a discrepancy in the evidence of the preaching, was thrown into the arms of Russia, respecting Omer Pacha, but the clue to this un- the prisoners Davidson and Gordon, of having embezzled Styles to the beer-shop, where Parks joined them, three witnesses, and their statement of blows and - kicks West Middlesex - 89 yy and the King compelled to make a greater show of looked-for generosity is before us. The news an- , three 5001 . notes, Part of their estate, after they had Witness went and told a constable to warn the prose- and ill-usage, on the part of Terry and M'Kay, was 91 devotedness than ever in order to avert any suspicion nouncing this latest success of the Turkish general - . . defraud enter about the company he was in. positively contradicted by Squire, a most respectable, BRIDGES. that might arise in the mind of Nicholas. Yet the has come from Constantinople, and has been pro- been adjudged bankrupts, and with intent to Richard Fairbrother, police-constable 58 L, said he truth telling man, whom he had known and watched fer Cabinets of England and Franc® were to blame for bably for the last two days in possession of the heircreditors, t te prosecutor and the prisoner standing in front years and he said Ash WAS drunk, Both defendants saw .-e p p , ,Dividend Amount having allowed him no alternative. Charles John Government. Itwasconeideredadvisable, of course,Ballantine and Mr. Mr. . Poland conducted the prose- he former were sober, Squire was confirmed by Sergeant Beare • of the Victoria Theatre, when he went up to t . . . Annum. Share. Paid. Price• comprehended perfectly the political position of his to remove a wilful slander before it was exposed by cution. Mr. M. Chambers, Q.C., and Mr. Parry de- and asked him whether be knew who be was talking to. and it was also proved Ash sa i d he was very sorry, kingdom ;he knew that, allied to and supported the receipt of authenticated intelligence. fended Gordon, and Mr. Sergeant Byles defended the The prosecutor replied, " Yes, a countryman of mine. and wished to be let off. The third witness for the nungerford .......... - As.d.A s• d. by England and France, the hostility of Russia They then went away, and he saw nothing more of the defence, Richards, said the same thing. The coin- 12 - other prisoner, Davidson. Southwark .......... . - IVA - 0 0 -: _ would affect him little in the Baltic, as far as ter- (From the Times of this clay). The facts of the case were nearly the same as those de- prosecutor until Tuesday evening, when he came up to plainaut made no complaint of ill-usage, when brought Ditto New of 7% p.e. It. per cent. ,50 0 o - - ritorial loss went. Russia could take nothing more him and said he had been robbed of his watch and 4s. on to that Court ; and he (Mr. •Ingliarn) firmly believed waterloo ........ ..... - 1100 0 0 - - According to advices just received, Omar Pasha posed to on the former occasion, and it will therefore be the Saturday evening. Witness told him he did not that Ash had never been ill-used at all. It was clear Dtto Old Ann. of 81. 11. 14s. Bd. 60 0 0 - - from him in Sweden, and the greater part of his Ditto vauxijar Nw ... clitto of 71. 11. 10s. 4d. 140 0 0 - - has fought ° another battle, taken possession of - • • • unnecessary to give a detail of the evidence on the pre- wonder at that, as ety es was suc a a c' I h b d character and he was not ill-treated ; and that it was a gross false- Norwegian possessions were altogether out of the Khoni, about 40 miles in advance of his old post- u Theprisoners, as above stated, carried be warned him about him. They then went in search hood to say he was kicked on the head. lie should ii ••••••• •• 965. •7010 3 - 214 enemy's reach. Even from hostile descents he tion, and was preparing to attack Kutais. What- sent occasion. of the prisoners, and succeeded in apprehending them, therefore dismiss the charge, and order Ash to pay one DOCKS. had little to fear, for the combined fleets of Franceextensive on a most business as merchants in Mincing- ever may be the ultimate result of the present Witness had known both prisoners for some time as guinea costs to the two police-officers. and England were then assumed, as they are now • lane, and they were also the proprietors of a distillery Dividend Amount o ; campaign, it is ascertained to be, capable of maintaining a com- at West Ham, in Essex. In the course of their business six children. enemy have not been strong enough to oppose the of them. Annum. Share. islets command. over the Baltic. But, on the other Turkish General's advance on the capital of they were in the habit of obtaining very large sums of Mr. Solomon contended that there could be no charge if . Mr Ingham -Yes, I will allow you one month • but --- hand, if he found himself allied with Russia, andis notpaidthen, I ' Imeritia. We shall probably have to wait some money from Messrs. Overend, Gurney, and Co., and of felony sustained against his clients, as they were only hi Commercial .. ,••••• •• 51, pr cent. Stock. ' Stock. - en . eaged in hostilities with England and France, in the room with others, while the prosecutor staked s pri A. so s n days before the details of the engagement and the other discount houses, by the deposit of warrants for East and West India. 6 , . pr cent. Stock. • - - all7the power of Russia will be of small avail towatch against 4/.. with the man who ran away. Ash-Very well, sir. The case will be in another East Country.• 2os. per sh. - t . f the further attackd • prepara ions or e are made goods, an in te en i urne h d't t d out that a great number y I• • - him, though, under pretence of assisting him, a .nthe meantime it will not be useless known. I of these securities were orge an utterly wor ess, Mr. Combs said that was contradicted by the prose- Court before then. can't get Justice here. cutor, and he had no doubt that they were all connected London .... .•••• • • 51. pr cent. Stock. Ditto 80nd5.... •• •• 41. per cent. - - - - - Russian army would probably occupy his kingdom,- St. Katharine •• .. •• •• 4 per cent. Stock. $5 ______ to consider the measures by which the Pasha's • f J 1854 • • ' • • It and in the month o une„ the prisoners were in robbing the man of his watch and money. appeared -- but his Swedish possessions would be as much ex -outhampton- •• -•• •• 31. Os per c. 50 0 0 50 0 • I - army may be reinforced, and to inquire why the . posed as his Norwegian to the maritime allies, and allies have done so little as yet to advance such l in hopeless state of insolvency, and on the to him a clear case fora jury, therefore he should coin evident y a THE WEATHER A.ND T.HE PARKS. Victoria ...... •••• .. 51. per cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0 len the kingdom of Norway, forcibly conquered-not important operations. It is from the English 2lst of ..____.____ without considerable resistance-in 1814, after day was appointed for them . to appear . before the Court --- JOINT-STOCK BANKS. Government the world has chiefly expected that The frost which broke up on Friday night last has having been under the Crown of Denmark since aid would be furnished in the Asiatic campaigns. of Bankruptcy and be examined relating to their affairs, THAMES.-CIiARGU OF ASSAULT AGAINST TWO again set in with increased severity, and should it con- Name of Company. Dividend Amount per of Paid. Price. 1387, might, without much difficulty, be again se- Moreithan 20000 Mussulmans have been lately Before the day that was so fixed, however, the prisoners Penises OFTICERS.-Wm. Terry, police sergeant, 10 K, time until Sunday next many thousands of her Ma- Annum. Share. parated. ; and then where would the Russian army enrolled under the British flag ; British officers absconded, and before doing so they raised all and Donald M'Eay, 275 K, appeared before Mr. jesty's liege subjects will be able to enjoy the exhilarating - es - - of occupation retire ? It was also clear to Berne- erected the fortifications of Erzeroum and Kars, the money that they could, and a portion of that Ingham,t answer a charge of assaulting Richard Ash, exercise of skating osliding on the ornamental waters o . s. d. Australasia........... 201. per cent. 40 0 0 all 92 dotte that, as a Russian war is always a war of ag- and war© known to be endangered by the ad- money, consisting of three 500/. notes, was the sum a waterman and lighterman, who was formerly a ofthe different Royal parks. The thermometer at th e British North American 1 51, per cent. 50 0 0 t P - they Thames Police constable. Royal Humane Society' s receiving-house in Hyde-park, Colnillerd.ll of London. 101. per cent. 100 0020 0 o 30% grandisement, if that Power did go to war, one of vanes of a powerful Russian force. France ) were now charged with embezzling, it being alleged Mr. Pelham defended Kerry and M`Kay. C010nia1........ • ..... 51. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 - its objects would be the conquest of Sweden ;if with her conscription, has not felt it nece s- that this money, by ofbankruptcy,the The com reason their was during Tuesday night was as low as 22 deg., and at lonianl .that, th "dof November, 'o'clock ' •only . - -..•• • - - •••• complainant stated on eee - 61. per cent. 25 0 0 25 0 0 - England and France made war on Russia, one of sary to provide herself with any soldiers but 2o 0 o all o 16 their objects would be to prevent that conquest- her while her officers have found ample own, art of their creditors. It w roved that as p P y pri . the - between the hours of two and three o'clock in the more- one degree ; and at noon yesterday when the sun was London and County .. 107. per cent. 50 0 0 20 0 0 , a . Londn dadWestminatr 1141. percent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 48% P something neon). The sagacious Sovereign employment in their own. army. England s . oners had travelled about to different parts of the Con- Dock-stairs ad'oinin the out it indexed but 2 d ing, he was passing Wapping , j gB4 eg. The barometer stood t London Joint • stock... 121, per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 3: entrance of the Thames Tunnel when he saw a drunken 30.51 deg. The wind, which was almost due east, blew Provincial of Ireland.. 31• per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 -% who had carved his way to his throne with his own has laboured to supply the deficiency of her tinent pursued by an officer, and at length they arrived sailor, who was nearly bent double, staggering towards during the Pay half a gale, which had the effect of Ditto, New. - good sword saw the weight of these considerations own numbers by foreign aid, her adventurous offi- at Malta, which place they were obliged to leave through the river. He watched him, and stopped him on the troubling the waters in some of the parks so that the ice is e ,. ` a at t i . o p ri r el ov e l f ne t i r a s i l o an f c i l in . g 1 6811: p er cent. 1( 5 ) 0 0 C (,, 0 0 22 35 1g : - plainly enough, and mutually sought to enter into cars have borne a part in more than one con- the influence of the authorities, and upon their arrival brink of the stream. The sailor stated that he wanted which was remaining from the previous frost was blown DIIIQ. New ...• .. •• i 81. per cant. 20 0 0 to 0 0 - an intimate alliance with England and France, _diet creditable to the Turks, and she has been in this country they were taken into custody. The prin- to go on board ship at but did not know the up, and skating in consequence for a day or two was Oriental Bank Corpora. 87, p. ct&bs. 25 0 0 all 384 rightly judging that it would. afford hitn the Mill-hole, to take the sailor South Australia .... - 'l4l p.ct.& bs. 25 0 0 „ closely associated in the minds of every one with eipal evidence brought to support the present charge was, name of the vessel. He refused - greatest possible security as regarded the copse- the movements of the Ottoman armies. Yet Kars Union of Australia 307. per cent. 125 0 0 board ship, because be was so very drunk, and sat him The Round Pond in Kensington-gardene, however, Ditto that, on tbe 17th June, the prisoners sold a large quan- per cent. - 2lb 0 dueness of the war, combined with the least poi- down on the step of a door near the plying place. Di- being to some extent sheltered from the wind, is corn- Union of London 2o', per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 30% has fallen uusuccoured, and if Omar Pasha is suc- tity of spirits to Messrs. Grimsb and essrs Bible danger during its continuance ; but he was cessful it is by his own unaided forces. Nicholson and Co.,Messrs. Hunck and Co., and Y Co., • rectly afterwards a man named Keith, who sold mops pletely frozen over, the ice being exceedingly thin a n d Union of Madrid ... •• ' - 4 O 4O 0 0 all - under compulsion to enter into one alliance or an- a n d brooms on water, the offered to convey the sailor brittle. Several boys, notwithstanding its dangerous The Turkish Contingent has now been some several acceptances which they immediately discounted, other, as ours, for reasons which it is difficult to on board ship. He objected to Keith doing so, on the state, ventured thereon, and hail it not been fur the CANALS. months in existence. Its officers Lave been at their and a cheque for 500/., which wee changed, and the pri understand, was refused him. He was obliged to ground that he was not a qualified waterman, and that exertions of the park-keepers and Mr. Superintendent post since April, ready and even eager for active sonars absconded on the 21st. , • submit to the Russians ; and the Convention of the • superintendent, ' S and Mr. Parsons, the deputy Names of Dividend Price Names 01 <,, service. The troop were at first slowly transferred A long technical argument then took place with re- • • • • ' Keith insisted on rowing the sailor to his ship, and wit- in driving the boys off, several accidents must have Companies. _, per 23d June, 1834, which was understood to contain gard to the form of the indictment, Mr. Ballantine con- • • e s ' Companies. P er Price, to them, but the full was made prevented him. While they were quarrelling over taken ness • secret articles which might lead to future complexi- • lately complement tending that the offence commenced when the prisoners- es up, as it might have been before since the men the matter the defendant, Miliay, came up, and asked The Long Water in Kensington•gardens has a great X I - - ties, established a closer union with the Emperor - ' obtained possession of the money, and that after the 21st • d the drunken X Nicholas. were ready, and the change only required an order of June all the money they had expended was the pro- • . why Keith was not allowed to row - Iglitn &Oldh 98 71. p. et. 145 Macclosfleld. 100 21. 10s. 51 from the Seraskierate. It is seen how the Turks to Ens ship. Witness explained to the constable that terday made it more solid, but by no means safe. A Barnsloy.• •.• 160 - - Neath ...... 100 16/ - But wise counsels now prevail in the Cabinets party of their creditors, and that the offence was coin- BrknlocAbrg 150 V. - Oxford.... • . 100 - - fought Kars • - also known how • • at ;it is ineffective ' Keith was not a free water's - lain and had no right co take great number of boys ventured upon it, and three or Of the Allies. The Russian-Norwegian frontiers plated when the returned to this country and did not Birmingham '4O 41. 90 Peak Forest. 78 51 Os 76 were the movements of the two relieving armies. - account for the y oe to the official assi ;lee who a a faro. DI Kay used a foul expression, and said Keith four, in spite of the cautions given, were daring enough C o v en try.... 100, 25 /. - Regent's.... 30 !I 14% in Lapland march along the river Teno until within g ' w . w s had aright to the fare. The defendant, Terry, and to walk across it. Fortunately no accident of any im- Derby- • -.loo' 61. 155. 84 Rochdale ... • 8 5 11. 10s. 76 The conclusion is not difficult. Turkish troops acco mny law have ps are the person appointed by to the control of it. a few miles of the sea, when it takes a, turn to theanother sergeant came up, d and also insisted that Keith portents took place Ellsmre&Chsl 69 24 p. et. - Somrset Coal , 140 , - - well adapted for war, but they could not be brought Mr. Baron Alderson observed that the presonere were told hi t ' ail - 5 . GrandJ inctn 100 31 pr. ct. 37 Do. Lk net; 12 1 - - eastward-giving the Waranger fiord to Norway. had a right to the fare, and occurred, dm and Benue the t The Regent's-park :water is partially covered with ice, rapidly into the field for the want of the necessary charged with a crime which rendered them liable to be hersatheerrDo., 6 pr.Ctl 10 61. pr. ct. 11% Stftrd &Won; ! 140 , 281, 420 La this arrangement Russian diplomacy was for means. Those means might have been. furnished transported for life, and he said he really could not un- to hie ship._ 4,._fe7 words to _c e c a r b r u e ee CI and snubbed witness . a three of f an h inch thickneseeand should the e_iir r ir ri d d .S&rr io e i y i 1 :et i n s -_ -_ s SitO-tet c r v b s r b i ulg•yu:. i 2 5! 4 ii 121. - 19 - 0 once at fault, for a glance at the map will show angrily said, 'lf I era b . l by frost continue, o 7 i fineh there seems every probability at Grand by the Porte with the assistance of England, but derstand what offence they were charged with commit-Kennt & Avn 39 6s. Od. 6% Severn and i' 51 21, 28 that the Norwegian coast west of that boundary ling in England to render them liable. parcel of dogs I may as well give up my priyi ege alto- present, it will be in condition by Saturday next, if 1 1 1 4000000 s_ooo. do:. 4 d. Lancaster .. 100 , _ wy e Rail. j '',,, the were dela ed, and we see the consequences. gather." Terry immediately struck him a violent blow not sooner. • is deeply indented with inlets of the sea capable Mr. Sergeant Byles said that was the substantial pointeeds&Livrp,loo' 251. 470 Wanvick & 7 There is some probability that an inquiry into re- on the jaw and knocked him down, and whils ho was In the inclosure of St. James's-park the hi h easterly i i.eicester ....IMO 51. 49h Binning. j 100 27. 25 of forming harbour eof any magnitude that ' might of defence that he should raise on behalf of his client, down struck him several times. M`Kay also kicked wind which prevailed on Tuesday night got Under the cent events will be demanded by the public voice. of he should conte d nd, wit h h great l confidence, that no act Lelestr &Nth 83 - - Warwick & 1 ~ 21 10 be required, and, as it happens, open all the year We, therefore, only fuifil a public duty in point- whatever tbi had been done on: f t t t l t is co c u o i l l i constitute offenceii him. Ile was then taken into custody. On the way to ice which remained from last week, and blew the whole I :‘ , l o o u n g ui lil o ,2 l -14 1 1( 4 )( ! ) ' 70/. 550 w ic or a c pri... 100; the station-house Terry seized him by the throat and into many thousand pieces • but during yesterday that Aintginerysh. 100 : - ___ round • whereas, to the eastward, Russia possesses ing out the complaints which are known to be NieltnAlwbry 100, - - Wll i3 t i e rs iß ga ;k l a 7 - 81 10: 1 :0d. : 1 % no harbour which is not frozen in winter. Now, made by our countrymen in the East. The w e t ' d:S n e nc: ur upon wh ich i he said he should also cornfitratl half strangled Lim, although he offered no resistance part of the river facing the Horse Guards, as well as for the Russian navy, the means of passing freely, officers of the Contingent may first be heard, rely was that the charge now preferred did not C 023 whatever. He was smothered in mud from head to foot. that opposite Buckingham Palace, became again frozen Paid. Price. and at all times of the year, into the Atlantic is a Their alleged grievances have given rise to within the scope of the statute, and that it was never In answer to questions by Mr. Ingham, Ash said over, as well as the centre of the river. In many places ei Piney kicked . me several times. I was brought before the water was only just skimmed with ice, and it re- - INSURANCE COBIPANIErS. desideratum that cannot be too highly rated. She your worship on the 22d nd I said I had been iil- quired the utmost vigilance on the part of the park- Name of Company. Dividend Am o o f tmt something more than murmurs. They state intended by the Legislature that a charge of embezzle has long had her eye fixed upon Finmark ; and, boldly their belief that they have been kept from meet should be preferred upon such facts. It was s Nov., ' per in 1852-when England was in a state of deliriumused, but did not go into particulars. I was discharged, keepers to keep a great number of boys off. The die Annum. Share. active employment through the jealousy of high- quite clear that no offence could be committed of this sviih the idea of a French invasion-when the in - 't: until after the 21st of June, when the fiat of and sent in a written complaint to the Commissioners of ferent tents and marquees belonging to the Royal placed officers the reeular British army. It was aescrip ion 4 s. d. X s. d. Ruler of France was not yet fast in his saddle- d' • feared, they say, that the officers of the Contingent bankruptcy issued, and after that day the prisoners werewho referred me to this court. In consequence Humane Society will remain on the banksofthe Police,. . parka, Albion .... - -...• .. 31. 10s. 500 0 0 50 0 0 53 when " the sick man" was apparently at his last abroad, and whatever was done took place abroad, and of being locked up, and the ill-usage I received, I was as temporary hospitals for the aid of any who may be Alliance Brit. and For. 71. 14s 6d.bs 100 0 0 11 0 0 iss 4 miglit ' in some cases Supersede their brethren in kept from my business a day and a night. immersed. Ditto Marine ... .... Q. p.c. & es. 100 0 0 25 0 0 42 gasp-the eyes of Europe were turned upon Con- comm d be - an s, should the two forces engaged in the he submitted that this Court had no jurisdiction in such Mr. Howie, superintendent of the IC division, at the Anchor ..............6 per cent. 5 0 15 0 - stantinople, and Nicholas iude•ed that the hour was ss.se sess.ne,_ es :.. _l__ _____e_e..._S ii. _kLL _ a case. _______, er 41.. e imfaryigfrnts4 nns ;,, 1-,:,, ...... ----1--- Atlas .. Dividend i Amount Name of Company. per of Paid. I Price. Annum. Share. X s. d. £ s. d. British • • •• •• •• •• • • •• Ditto Frovincial .... 71. 20 0 0 20 0 0 23 Brighton ••••..• • • . ~ 51. 20 0 0 20 0 0 15 City of London .. •• •• 41. Os. 100 0 0 150 8 U Continental (4th Cap.) . 20 0 0 20 0 0 Equitable •• •• .. •• .. 21. 10s. 50 0 0 all 33% .Great Central ....... 81 per cent. 10 0 0 all 11 N Imperial ............ 101 & bonus. 50 0 0 all 85 Independent ......... 51. ' 40 0 0 tt - ! 50 0 0 Pt — Do., Parl. Preference 61. per cent. ,25 0 0 91 • ! ....-. Poce , ia ............. 41. per cent. 60 0 0 52 0 0 ' Ratcliff .... . ....... 51. 100 0 0 16 0 0 16 United General .... •• 21. 10s. ; 50 0 0 all ' Westminster Chartered 4/ par cent. ' 60 0 0 Pt - Ditto, New ........ 50 0 a 10 0 11 WATER-WORKS. Dividend Amount Name of Company, per of Paid. Price. Annum. Share. £ s. d. £ s. d. East London Grand Junction .... • • 14i. per cnt. 50 0 0 all Kent .....• ...• • 4'. per cnt. 100 0 0 78% LambetP. New River Company - - Southwark &Vauxhall 51. per cnt. 100 0 0 89 yy West Middlesex BRIDGES. Dividend Amount Name of Company, per of Paid. Price. Annum. Share. A g. d. X s. d. Ilungerford Southwark Ditto New of 734 p.e. 11. per cent. 50 0 0 Waterloo ........ Ditto Old Ann. of 81. 11. 14s. bd. 60 0 0 Ditto Nw ditto of 71. 11. 10s. 4d. 40 0 9 Vauxhall DOCKS. Dividend Amount Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. Annum. Share. -- £ 5. d. X e. d. Commercial East and West India.. ! 6 , . pr cent. Stock. East Country.. London .... ••••• • •i 51. pr cent. Stock. Ditto Bonds.. •• •• • • 41. per cent. St. Katharine •• .. •• •• 4 per cent. Stock. 85 - outhampton •• .. •• •• 31. Os per c. 50 0 0 50 0 0 1 Victoria ...... •• •• Ditto Old Ann. of 81. 11. 1 - 48. Bd. 1 6 11` 4 ( 4 1 4 -- im anti saw DO 111 W von' LVIJVCAL Va uLa yvow..J.l aux.& .3r, Vll ION" “1.1/ ,1,.. {, , tbLILL LIV \ 011. •..I «gnaw ) runny believed - "''''"" ........ ••• •• - ritorial loss went. _Russia could tettee nothing more According to advices just received, Omar Pasha u he Satu d y evening W . itnegs told him he did not that Ash had never been ill-used at all. It Was clear - from him in Sweden, and the greater part of his posed to on the former occasion, ;nd it will therefore be va D u l . tt h o n _fi'w .. :litto of '7l. 11. 10s. 4d. i4O 0 0 - _ has fought another battle, taken possession of u ••••••• •• ess. ,7010 3 _ 21% Norwegian possessions were altogether out of the itnnecessary to give a detail of the evidence on the pre- w t onder a r t t a h - at, as St - yles was such a bad character and he was not ill-treated ; and that it was a gross false arch hood to say he was kicked on the head. lie should Khoni, about 40 miles in advance of his old posi- . . enemy's reach. Even from hostile descents he tion, and was preparing to attack Kutais. What- sent occasion. The prisoners, as above sta . ted, carr . led be warned him about him. They then went in se prisoners, and succeed . ed in apprehending them. therefore dismiss the charge, and order Ash to pay one DOCKS. , had little to fear, for the combined fleets of France on a most extensive business as merchants in Mincing- of the Witness had known both prisoners for some time as guinea costs to the two police-officers. ever may be the ultimate result of the present lane, and they were also the proprietors of a distillery Name of Company. Dividend Amount and England were then assumed, as they are now campaign, it is at least gratifying to find that the sharpers, and had frequently warned people to beware Ash-Will you give me time, sir. I h aye a wife and six children. per of Paid. Price. ' ascertained to be, capable of maintaining a com- enemy have not been strong enough to oppose the at West Ham, in Essex. In the course of their business of them. Annum. Share. , plete command over the Baltic. But, on the other - Turkish General's advance on the capital of they were in the habit of obtaining very large sums of Mr, Solomon contended that there could be no charge Mr. Ingham -Yes, I will allow you one month ; but --- he were onl t e y p t en, I will send you to X s. d. 4s. d. hand, if he found himself allied with Russia, and Commercial -•••• •• •• 51. pr cent Stock. Stock. - ennaged in hostilities with England and France, in the room with others while the prosecutor staked his prison. IMeritia. We shall probably have to wait some money from Messrs. Overend, Gurney, nnd Co., and of felony sustained against his clients, as t y y if . h mone is not eid h days before the details of the engagement and the other discount houses, by the deposit of warrants for • East and West India. 6! pr cent. Stock. . . - - watch against 4/. with the man who ran away. A.sh-Very well, sir. The case will be in another East Country•• 2os. per sh. - all ' the power of Russia will be of small avail to - - preparations for the further attack are made goods, and in the end it turned out that a great number London .... .•••• • • 51. pr cent. Stock. - - him, though, under pretence of assisting him, a Mr. Combe said that was contradicted by the prose- Court before then. I can't get justice here. Ditto 80nd5.... •• •• 41. per cent. - - - known. In the meantime it will not be useless of these securities were forged and utterly worthless, cuter and he had no doubt that they were all connected e _ St. Katharine •• .. •• •• 4 per cent. Stock. S 5 - Russian army would probably occupy his kingdom, to consider the measures by which the Pasha's • - and in the month of June, 1854, the prisoners were in robbing the man of his watch and money. It appeared -outhampton •... •• •• 31. Os per e. 50 0 0' 50 0 0 - but his Swedish possessions would be as much ex- army may be reinforced, and to inquire why the vide tiv in a hopeless state of insolvency, and on the to him a clear case for a jury, therefore he should com mit them both for trial. THE WEATHER A.ND THE PARKS. Victoria ...... •••• .. 51. per cent. 20 0010 0 0 tete posed as his Norwegian to the maritime allies, and allies have done so little as yet to advance such e n - .._,..... the kingdom of Norway, forcibly conquered-not important operations. It is from the English 21st of that month they were adjudged bankrupts, and a ------ JOINT-STOCK RANKS. day was appointed for them to appear before the Court without considerable resistance-in 1814, after The frost which broke up on Friday night last has again set in with increased severity, and should it con- Name of Company. Government the world has chiefly expected that Dividend Amount having been under the Crown of Denmark since of Bankruptcy and be examined relating to their affairs. THAMES.-CIIARGU OF ASSAULT AGAINST TWO per of Paid. Price. 1387, might, without, much diffioulty, be again se- aid would be furnished in the Asiatic campaigns. tinue until Sunday next many thousands of her Ma- Annum. Share. , 275 K, appeared before Mr. Moretthan 20,000 Mussulmans have been lately Before the day that was so fixed, however, the prisoners POLICE °MORES.- Wm. Terry, police sergeant, 10 K, and Donald M'Eay jesty'e liege subjects will be able to enjoy the exhilarating --- Anstr al a s i a... ...... .. 2 : 0 11 1.. p p pe e er r r, c cee e ill n ,tti t .: 10 4 0 0 00 : 0 : 0 ,--- - - parated. ; and then where would the Russian arnay enrolled under the British flag ; British officers absconded, and before doing so they raised all X s. d. .£ s. d. ot eccupation retire ? lt was also clear to Berne- erected the fortifications of Erzeroum and Kars, the money that they could, and a portion of that Ingham, to answer a - charge of assnulting Rtchard _Ash, exercise of skating or sliding on the oreamental watcrs of the different Royal parks. The thermometer at the British North American ! 61. per cent. 50 0 0 dotte that, as a Russian war is always a war of ag- money, consisting of three 500/. notes, was the sum the a waterman and lighterman, who was formerly a 9 Thames Police constable. Royal Humane Society s receiving-house in Hyde-park, e 1 rd..41 of London. 101. Lond . C h ar. 13 . 1c . ..0 . f . ;:uV. ° C , l M on ni i t, . per cen . 2 2 . g g 0 0 25 a ( l ) l 0 0 - 2 25 0 a 0 ( 1 ) 0 0 _3 -92 0% grandisement, if that Power did go to war, one of . and were known to be endangered by the ad were now charged with embezzling, it being alleged Mr. Pelham defended Kerry and 111`Kay. I L Zo o n n n i a d a o n n n a- a - a n d : d .. w .. c . e o . s u: i in . it . i y .. m . . .. 11 1 1 0 1 1 1. .. p p e e i t c c e e r n it r i . 1 5 0 : 0 0 0 (.) 2 20 0 0 0 0 0 4 16 8 its objects would be the conquest of Sweden ;if vance of a powerful Russian force. France, with her conscription, has not felt it neces- during Tuesday night, was as low as 22 deg., and at that this money, by reason of their bankruptcy, was the The complaina n t s tated that, on the 22d of November, Dims o clock yesterday morning the quicksilver rose only England and France made war on Russia, one of sary to n at noon yester ay w en e sun was degree ;a d d• h th their objects would. be to prevent that conquest- provide herself with any soldiers but her own, while her officers have found ample roperty of their creditors. It was proved that the pri. between the hours of two and three o'clock in the more- one ing, he was passing Wapping Dock-stairs, adjoining the out it indexed but 284 deg. The barometer stood at Londori4Joint•Stocku..r. p s . oners had travelled about to different parts of the Gen perhaps something more. The sagacious Sovereign employment in their own army. England r • entrance of the Thames Tunnel when he saw a drunken 30.51 deg. The wind, which was almost due east, blew Frovlncial of Ireland.. al. ge e ;(Z I A: 100 g to) g 0 3'% who had carved his way to his throne with his own tinent pursued by an officer, and at length they arrived sailor, who was nearly bent double staggering towards during the Pay half a gale, which had the effect of Ditto, New. - has laboured to supply the deficiency of her good sword. saw the weight of these considerations own numbers by foreign aid, her adventurous offi- at Malta, which place they were obliged to leave through the river. He watched him, and: stopped him on the troubling the waters in some of the parks so that the ice N e t t a at t !o p u r el o t=l o ai f t g 1 :1 1: i p )e e r r c c e e t i gg g g 2 3 2 5 lg g :._ plainly enough, and irutually sought to enter iuto cers have borne a part in more than one con- the influence of the authorities, and upon their arrival brink of the stream. The sailor stated that he wanted which was remaining from the previous frost was blown Date, New ...• ••• • i 81. per cant. 20 0 0 10 0 0 - an intimate allia,nce with England and France, ilia creditable to the Turks, and she has been in this country they were taken into custody. The prin. to go on board ship at Mill-bole but did 11 0 t know the up, and skating in consequence for a day or two was Oriental Bank Corpora. V.p•ct.&bs. 25 0 0 all 384 rightly judging that it would afford him the closely associated in the minds of every one with cipal evidence brought to support the present charge was, name of the vessel. He refused to take the sailor on prevented. South Australia Union of Australia 3Ol. per cent.' 25 0 0 - 74% greatest possible security as regarded the copse- the movements of the Ottoman armies. Yet Kars that, on tbe 17th June, the prisoners sold a large quan- board ship, because be was so very drenle, and sat him The Round Pond in Kensington-gardene, however, Ditto - " 2 10 0 - quences of the war, combined with the least pos- has fallen uusuccoured, and if Omar Pasha i 8 SRO- tity of spirits to Messrs. Grimsby and Co , Messrs. down on the etep of a door near thr plying place. Di- being to some extent sheltered from the wind, is come Unt c o f Lono h tl. : ,20'. per cent. 5 4 g 0 0 10 0 0 30% sible danger during its continuance ; but he was cessful it is by his o rectly afterwards a man named Ke th, who sold mops pletely frozen over, the ice being exceedingly thin and ni t* M d •• •• 1 wn unaided forces. Nicholson and Co., Messrs. Hunck and * Co., and u - and brooms on the water, offered to convey the sailor brittle. Several boys, notwithstanding its dangerous 0 0 all - under compulsion to enter into one alliance or an- The Turkish Contingent has now been some several acceptances which they immediately discounted, CANALS, other, as ours, for reasons which it is difficult to on hoard ship. He objected to Keith doing so, on the state, ventured thereon, and had it not been fur the months in existence. Its officers have been at their and a cheque for 500/ LC h ~ w lc was changed, and the pri ground that he was not a qualified waterman, and that exertions of the park-keepers and Mr. Superintendent _ ..3,, Dividend understand, was refused him. He was obliged to post since Anril ready and even eaeer for active soners absconded on the 21st. it was unsafe to take a drunken man into a boat Williams , e and Mr. Parsons, the deputy superintendent, Names of ' 2 Dividend Price Names ot submit to the Russians ; and the Convention of the • / s ' - b service. 'The troope were at first slowly transferred A long technical argument then took place with re- Keith insisted on rowing! the sailor to his ship, and wit . - in driving the bovs off several aocidents must have companies. _, , d per Companies. P er Price 23d June, 1834, which was understood to contain Fi' Annum. .4 Annum. • tO thelD, but lately- the full complement was made gard to the form of the indictment, Mr. Ballantin . e con- ness prevented him. While they were quarrelling over taken plaCe. - ' ' secret articles which might lead to future complexi- tending that the offence commenced when the prisoners - , - - up as it mieht have been before since the men the matter the defendant, Miliay, came up, and asked The Lon Water in Kensington-gardens has a great X I ties, established a closer union with the Emperor ' / - / ' • obtained possession of the money, and that after the 21st X why Keith was not allowed to row the drunken seaman • g h ld • ' • - were reaay, and tho change only required an order quantity of t e o ice remaining, a.nd the frost of yes- ‘slitn &Oldh 98 71. p. ct. 145 Nfacclosfleld. too 21. 10s. 51 Nicholas. of June all the money they had expended was the pro- - • . to his ship. Witness explained to the constable that terday made it more solid, but by no means safe. A Barnsley.• .. ! 160 - - Neeth ...... 100 16/. - from the Seraskierate. It is seen how the Turks But wise counsels now prevail in the Cabinets f perty of their creditors, and that the offence was corn- Keith was not a free watermain and had no right to take great number of boys ventured upon it, and three or BrknketAbrg 150 V. - Oxford.... • . 100 - - h•• 1 k h • • oug tat Kars ;itis a so nown ow ineffective ' plated when the returned to the] country and did not Birmingham ' 40, 41. 90 Peak Forest. 78 51. Os 76 of the Allies. The Russian-Norwegian frontiers a faro. M`Kay used a foul expression, and said Keith four, in spite of the cautions given, were daring enough c o v en try.... 10(1 25 /. - Regent's- -30 !I 14%, were the movements of the two relieving armies. - nt for the Y oe to the official assi ;lee ho a in Ls.pland march along the river Teno until within t a b cc e ou ni n y g ' w . w 8 had a right to the fare. The defendant, Terry, and to walk across it. Fortunately no accident of any im- Derby • •... l iete 61. 15s. 84 Rochdale ... • 8 5 11. los. 76 The conclusion is not difficult. Turkish troo )s are I h h erson appointed by aw to aye t e control of it. Ellsmre&Chs i 69 re p. et. - Somrset Coal , 140 , - - a few miles of the sea, when it takes a turn to the well ada d • b h ld bb I 1 P ld b d h h • pte for war, ut tey cou not e roug it Mr. Baron A erson o serve tat t e prisoners were 1 another sergeant came up, and also insisted that Keith portance took place. . . GrandJinetn 100 pr.ct. 37 Do. Lk Fd-it; le i - - eastward-giving the Waranger fiord to Norway. rapidly into the field for the want of the necessar h d •th • h• h d dth Ibl t b ' y c arge wi a crime wlc ren ere em ia e o e to sad a right to the fare and told him to convey the sailor The Re ent's-park water is ar i I oer d with ice g p talyc v e • Do., 6 enct.l 10 61. pr. his ship A few words occurred, and witness rather three- uarters of an inch in thicknese•and should the Grand Aurrey ct. 114 Stfird &Wore ! ido l 281. 420 JlOOl 41. - Shrewsbury. 5 1 - - Iti this arrangement Russian diplomacy was for means. Those means might have been furnished transported for life, and he 'said he really could not un orana'nnion tool lees - Stourbridgs. , 1 2 4 1 121. 190 n• 1 : d "If I a to be abused and snubbed h a fro t C II t: f hich thei ' °baler a gri y sai , al . . 1 y s on . inue, ovt . 13 s . eeens every pr i ity at once at fault, for a glance at the map will show by the Porte with the assistance of England, but derstand what offence they were charged with commit parcel of dogs I may as well give up my privi ege alto- present, it will be in tine condition by Saturday next, if Kennt & Avn 39, 85. Od., 6% Severn and 1 . '5l 21, 28 that the Norwegian coast west of that boundary tine in England to render them liable. Lancaster .. 1W - wye Hall. j 26 they were delayed, and we see the consequences. gather." Terry immediately struck him a violent blow not sooner. , eeds&Livrp,loo' 251. 470 Wanvick & 7 is deeply indented with inlets of the sea capable There is some probability that an inquiry into re- Mr. Sergeant Byles said that was the substantial point on the jaw and knocked hint down, and while he was In h ; 1 t-e .nc.osure of St. James's-park the hi h easterly i i.eicester....lloo 51. 49 Birrning. j 100/ 27 • 24 of forming harboure of any magnitude th ' at might cent evente will be demanded by the public voice. of defence that he should raise on behalf of his client, down struck him several times. lel`Kay also kicked wind which prevailed on Tuesday night got Under the Leicstr &Nth 83, - - Warwick & I 1 21. 10 be required, and, as it happens, open all the year We, therefore, only fulfil a public duty in point- and he should contegd, wit h h greae i confideyce, that no act him. Ile was then taken into custody. On the way to ice which remained from last week, and blew the whole I ‘ .. l o o u n g in lll o .2a s t 1 1( 4 )( 2 ) 70/. 550 w ic or a c plnn ... 1001 round • whereas, to the eastward, Russia possesses ing out the complo.ints which are known to be wh i t a h t i e n v e t r h e h tb s e d e i e n ti o o n n : f t t a h t is co c u o d ur o t ons A tit n u o t t e h a e n r offen n c d e the station-house Terry seized him by the throat and into many thousand pieces • but during yesterday that Aintgrnerysh 100: - - Bir s m u ing a . l 781 21. 21 no har'bour which is not frozen in winter. Now half strangled Lim, al o t t bo e u r th . h n e o u ff , erce o d n h o ea rls t is o t f a o n o c t e part of the river facing the Horse Guards, as w ell as NialtnAlwbry 100, - - Wilts & Brks .-' 10s. Od. 4% • made by our countrymen in the East. The w ot defence u 3 pon which he said he should also congd r e o n u tly for the Russian navy, the means of passing freely, officers of the Contingent may first be heard. rely was, that the charge now preferred did not come w h i a n t e a v n e s r . w e I r l t was u s e m stio h ns b d i M m r. I f In h m am, Ash said that opposite Buckingham Palace,. became again frozen INSURANCE COMPANIDS. and at all times of the year, into the Atlantic is a Their alleged grievances have given rise to within the sc3pe of the statute and that it was never over as well as the centre of the river In man laces Al`Ka kicked Me l several tir y nes. I wa g s brought before the ' Mar 1 t ski ed *. h y P w d h was on y . ji t is mrn wit ice, and it re desideratum that cannot be too highly rated. She something more than murmurs. They state intended by the Legislature that a charge of embezzle- Y h• th 99 e1 Nov d I eld I had been iil- • Dividend Amount has long hed lser eyo fixed upon Finmark ; and, boldly their belief that they have been ke t f m t hould be preferred upon such facts. It was p rom en s your wors ip on e ~ an B. . . quire t e utmost vigilance on the part of the park- Name of Company. used, but did not go into pttrticulare. I was discharged, keepers to keep a great number of boys off. The die per of Annum. Share. Paid. I Price. in 1 8 5 9 -when En e - gland was in a state of delirium uite clear that no offence could be committed of this active employment through the jealousy of high- q eviih the idea of a French invasion-when the eescription until after the 21st of June, when the fiat of dset in a ritten corn laint to the Commissioners of fer nt tent d sb l ' he R an n w p . e s an marquee e onging to t oyal I X s. d. X s. d. placed officers in the reeular British army. It was P lice who referred me to this court In consequence Hun S• t di ' hbk f 1 mem °cis ywi remain on t e au s o tle parks, Ruler of France was not vet fast in his saddle- f ' • bankruptcy issued, and after that day the prisoners were ° ' • • • " Albion .... - .....• .. 31. 10s. 500 0 0 50 0 0 83 eared, they say, that the officers of the Contingent of being locked up, and the ill-usage I received, I was as temporary hospitals for the aid of any who may be Alliance Brit. and For. 71. 14s 6d. bs.'loo 0011 e 0 16% when " the sick man" was apparently at his last abroad, and whatever was done took place abroad, and might in some cases supersede their brethren in kept from my business a day and a night. immersed. ' Ditto marine ... .... el. p.c.& bs. 100 0 0 25 0 0 42 gasp-the eyes of Europe were turned upon Con- he submitted that this Court had no jurisdiction in such Air. Howie, superintendent of the K division, at the Anchor ........•• .. .. 6 per cent. 5 0 19 0 - commands, should the two forces be en d • th g a g e 111 e a case :Atlas stantinople, and Nicholas judged that the hour was request of the magistrate, put in his correspondence same operations. It is also complained that the • • Mr. C • hambers on behalf of tbe prisoner Gordon cc a- THE CITIL SERTICE EXAMINATION. .\rgus Life ......... • • 41. per cent. too 9 0 25 9 0 - - ' book, which contained a copy of Ash's original corn- itritish Commercial .. 71. 10s. 50 0 0 50 0 674 come for the g.reat movement which was to give presunieti inferiority of the Indian ser ic has - v 0 Pre tended that there was no evidence whatever to support 4. Clericiale(l.& Gonda° spr ct. & be. 100 0 0 10 0 0 21% him the command of the Black Sea-be was not - - • pleint, the answer, and other rnatters relatine to it. vented the employment of the Contingent, which th haree that lied been made • tln e o e . agains im, and he said County .............. 4/. 100 0 0 10 0 0 120 Mr. Ingham after reading the written statement, The following letters have been published :- unmindful of the Atlantic. The Teno separates a count f't ff f • sso many o 1s o leers rom this school of it appeared to him it was an entire mistake on the part ' tentiall the sam th 'd • Crown .........• • ... 175. ed 30 0 0 50 0 18% said it was subs . y eas e evt ence just "Treasury, Dec. G. Eagle 5B. 50 0 0 5 0 0 _ range of hills from an expanse of plains ; the hills war. In short, Generals and their advisers unitel of the • t h f d I b prosecution o aye pre erre a c large of ent ez- • ••• •• t ab He (Mr• Ingham) recollected that when "My dear Mr. Dean -As you are one of our earliest Equity and Law- 4 1 4 por cent 100 o 0 5o o 5% are snowed up in winter, the plains scorched in to keep the new levy at a distance. Transportswere zlement, and that if any charge at all could have been given on o . European Life ...... ... 1/. *2O 0 0 all 18 }4 t ae before hi N nd best f iende in this' • t • • i ut on . the 22d . ov. he a . r . . ersentia ra . organisat on of the summer by the great heat occasioned by the length ready, but the men were not embarked. The loss substantiated, it must have arisen under a subsequent the complainan w ltl `K d • General ,..... 61. 50 0 " 5% of the days. Lapland is inhabited by Swedes, of money by the detention is the least - t ftl P par o se ortion of the eection, which referred te a prisoner not said that he sa/V -' ay rinking in a public-house public service, especially in its relation to the education b t d'el t 11 e I.• 1" tti t Ifl ' d Globe .. • . 51. per cent. Stock. ~ 106 ith a woman, u i no reco .ec. -is menooning 0- le MTh iy, ee it ue to you to report progress. Guardian ............ 51. per cent. ,100 0 0 47 6 0 51 Norwegians, Fins, Russians, and its original inlia- evil. The Contingent remained on the Bos h p orus surrendering, or declining or refusing to give information w. • • 1 anything about ileusage. " Nothing can be more satisfactory than the progress Imperial Fire l2l. per cent, '5OO 0 0 50 0 o 340 bitants, the La,planders ; and of these a portion, until the winter was sharp in the Olin - lea, and respecting his property. The learned counsel proceeded Mr. Pyer said his note of Al`Kay's evidence on the which has been made. The time is near at hand when Imperial Life who subsist by the produce of their reindeer-sup- were then transferred to one of its bleakest t° argue at considerable length upon the subject of the 22d Noy . mere ly stated that he found Ash in Wapping- every first appointment to the Public service, civil and l l ,a ll w len Y l 4 l L tY .. 3 . f . ar the :: *: 1 2 s : , 3 8: 2 1 8 .1 3 , 8 1 1 ;r 0 g 0 0 2( 2 1 ig g 7 pc.ised to be about seven or eight thousand in num- offence of embezzlement, and he referred to cases which, and most desolate spots. The Cossacks about street, drunk and disorderly, and was quiet after he was mihtary, will be made according to well-considered ar- Law Lite... .. :::: - 100 0.• 10 0 8 59 ber-are in the habit of spending the summer in he said, confirmed his opinion that the present charge Legal and General Life 50 0 0 2 0 0 6% Yenikale and Kertch have burnt and devastated ; taken into custody. rangements, with reference only to superior fitness. - the hills, and the winter in the plains, their move- could not be supported upon the facts before the Court. le los. 25 0 0 12 10 0 21 ice is about to lock li the narrow se A 1 . s. tt us Alter some further di • • NI s...ussion, .i. r. Ballantine said The complainant was subjected to a long cross-exa- " The steps which have been already taken in this L o o h lo n n _ hi S p. . - ments having reference to the procuring food for Pelham, who suggested that he was direction are acting powerfully upon ouneduceeional in moment the Contino• P ent has been landed in the mination by Air. Marine ..... . ........ 18s.per share 100 0 0 28 0 0 40 their reindeer, and not to the frontier, ; 1 V I I I : t i hs i fe t 1 t e t i l 3 Tt 1 1 3 , 7 zold no d t rely up b on i that count in drunk, noisy, and used most foul and offensive language. stitntions. Oxford has nobly responded to the call, and t li t? ri t r lieslidee • Gen. Life 54% l et pe kt re : : : : : t " wh•o•l, straits. It is too late for fora • ie or for urchase on both sides, they cross periodically. In 1852 / from the Tartars. Ha will cg i st g 7l. a-tor P l if 'n nt n e nci l' he sl y e i oul c: d the a r r l e alltilaneloinef i z ie ernrt of the Ile denied most positively that he was drunk, though the leaven is working downwards through the Loudon, trentr y t t ::::::::•.::: P* _ • 50 0 1 0 0 - „1 . - o es, a e ore . a c arge, and M`Kay swore that he was, or that he used bad lan- thelril , ds h 11 -no-, an_ __cote_ co..eges, and the proprietary and National Loan Fund.. 51. per cent. 20 0 0 210 0 - Nicholas abolished this very harmless ;il pr-v-ege/ deed, it can be had at y ll a , though a month earlier go upon the second count, which charged the prisoners was drinking bra n d w ith 0 • other schools stimulating both masters I d . P , all i adlu:n Life... an( stu ents, or, in other words, raised a boundary ques- there was abundance within ea. h T •hb 1 . dh' h d d g ua g e ' MICaY y a w man m • ' d ' sy reac . he wit em ezz ing money ;an t is, e conten e , was house before the affray, and was the worse for suggesting enlarged an improved plans of instruction 1 _ _ - een a public. - ISO ) Phcenix - - tion in Lapland, with a view of obtainin, g Turkish regiments are known to be in mile condi- supported by the evidence in the handwriting of the left the Thames police force becau b • ' tt in ll . t • ee the and ring ing le a In 0 comparison, as a general prnfes.'onal Life •• 5 0 0 10 0 -- a port in tlse A.rctic Ocean, whence, as soon as tion, willing to obey, and anxious for activ't IY ; prisoner Davidson of the expenditure of money in the liquor. He _ t t k la• • • • University would, but without ' h - -•• - 51. t sufidcien o eep im in respectability. per cent. either t e expense or the Provident Life........ 11. ss. & bs. 100 0 0 10 0 ci 38% Russia was prepared for such an operation, she but their devotion must be tried and their coura , 40 different hotels after the 21st of June, w h et th e pe n PaY wa 3 nt . ' terman's apprentice, cohfirmed the exclusive tendencies of an Universit John Layton, awa 9- Rock Life ............ 7s. 5 3 0 010 0 - all 230 might pour armaments into the Atlantic. Thus/ cooled. by a three months' encampment on the goners were adjudged bankrupts. statement of Ash as to the dispute with Keith. The " The most blessed change, however will be when the al Exchange ...... 101. per cent. Stock. :.g Flre .. , . 61 108. - on the snowy borders of Lapland, as on the sunnY shores of the Sea of Aeoff. There can be no doubt Mr. Baron Alderson said the prisoners were charged two olicemen came up, Mane, laid hold of Ash, and thousauds of small appointments, which are at present Ditto Life .. : ... I/ )43. - ~ - 55 shores of the Bosphorus, the wastes of Siberia, the that this Contingent, with a bri ade of our own with embezzling money, which meant English money. Terr P h y t rew hi m . Al`Kay kicked Ash over the head the food of corruption in a certain class of boroughs, be- United Kingdom ~ .. I V. p. et. & bs. 20 0 0 4 0 0 - The evidence was that they had expended French and Universal Life .• • ..... 51. per cent. 100 0 0 10 0 0 - frontiers of Persia, and the rivers of China, we troops, would have bee ffi • g • usu cient to relieve Kars. other foreign money, and that would not do three or four times. come the reward of self-improvement and consiste t n Victoria Life •....... 51. per cent. - 412 6 5% find Russia in a * * In answer to Mr. Ingham, good conduct to our youth in every part of the United --- . position of aggression-every- If it were dangerous to etiquette that Turks cede- Mr Bli t" el h ' ld * a az; me sal e suou contend that the de- Those The witnes3 said the kicks inflicted by APKay were Kingdom. who have given their attention to SIISCELLANEOUS. where watchful, everywhere prepared, everywhere mended by Indian officers should. fi • ' * ght in the scription of the article as money wasi sufficient, and tent ducation in this cou t 'neleanding ; whilst all over the globe her subtle Crimea they might at least hav b ,t th tll tth C t ld b • rfi d • • e een sen,, o ea a even s, e our wou e juse e In amendlng Terr hit him while n , ' pretty stiff ones, and y o the &round. popular e n ry, as you are well aware, diplomacy is at work, her secret agents are at th I • eir assistance of their countrymen in Asia. But no the indictment under the rece Mr Ingham-Kicked him pretty stiffen the head three generally ap•ee that the great desideratum is to induce Dividend 1 Amount nt statute, if the objection * -e i Why, I should have thought that would P' ersons of the labouring classes, and of the clams imme• Name of Company * per of Paid. Price. task of espionao.p. e . Let us look the war, then in • or four times . Annum. Share. mos emen n succour o e es t i fth d -oted place was was material. have killed him. diately above it, to send their children to school, and to the face with a stout heart, and confront it • ' with a heard of until the tubb Mr Baron Alderson intimated that he should not ft s ornness of the defence • . . . eel Mr Pelham-And with a policeman's heavy boots too. keep them there till they are of an age to profit by the --- ---i - strone• hand and co fid t • th • • • Aa.d.X a. 0. 6 s , nen in e Justice of our called forth the admiration of Eur p T 1 tl himself justified in making an alteration of such h ' • , ae a- Layton c ontinued -Terry struck Ash over the head instruction received-so much so that proposals have AssaT T - ea .. .. •. .• .. V. 50 0020 0 0 - Cause, we may rest assured that for no purpose can o- e. • len le racter but he said it ate eared t • h i A ictisn Mart.....• .. 2 1 4 per cent. , 50 0 0 - o him t at 1 ter all the iousl made to co '* l ' several times. They were pretty hard blows. It was been ser y . nvert it into a legal obligation. , tustrallan AgTiculturi 11. ls. .100 0 0 17 10 0 3 - 1% the strengths of a mighty realm be more ri hteousl Porte and its . advisers were roused to a tardy and re ' . h ` p y useless activity, but even then the Contingent • • al question was, w ether any offence at all had bee . h lection of n in goo d earn est he thought. Terry was doing his best to Now• t-e se the best-qualified person s for se- A us tralian Trust .... 81. per cent. - 25 0 0 - rut forth than to procure peace for her shtre f s, ree t committed over which this Court had jurisdiction. He ' _ hard He saw no marks on Ane s face on the vira l tt io u Evi d situations applicable to persons of theas Austra)tan !loyal Mail 51. 10 0 0 all scope for her industry, protection for her comm - which alone could have moved, was left idle. . therefore requested Mr. Ballantine to confine his atten hit hint . es of society, which a Anglo-Mexican Mint.. 11. lOs 10 0 0 all - erce, , The defenders of Kars are prisoners of war, and - following day. Ash said he felt very sore about the class . . nnually fall vacant, appears and liberty for the world. tion to that point only- 1 to furnish precisel th - British Atnerican Land 15 . 40 0 0 - 3. , - head Ash was perfect y sober when he was dragged off y e inducement required ; and Canada •-••- • • • • . 61 per cent 1 100 0 0 32 10 0 151 __--_ I some time must elapse before their narrative of facts Mr. Balla • h ntine ten proceeded, at coneiderable length, * • h use. The olicemen were not sober, this experiment may well be tried before we have re- Do. 5 per cent Bond; 51. * - to the station o p . . . per cent. - - - ( Front the Morning Herald of this clay.) can be known ,• but it is no secret that General to urge that this Court had •uris • • Willi diction. He observed M`Ka 1 b previonsl d k b d th course to the deteriorating motives founded on the y ha( een y on ing ran ywi a Ditto, 6 per cent. .• SI. per cent. - -110 Ni ams and his officers conceive themselves to that the offence of embezzl j t a • 't If emen w s in ise of a pe- princi le of corn • • eitv Navigation Bonds Whether the mission of Prince Esterhazy to the have been neglected by th B• • 1 d • h woman in Rouse's public-house and could not walk very opposite p palsion. What could give a Electric Telegraph .. 6 per - cent 25 - 0 0 24 - 0 0 L . 'V has been a e rites i Ambassa or at culia.r c erecter, and had been created hy a peculiar stronger impression to parent and child of the value nitro - .......... - * Court of St. Petersbur n ctually under- Constantinople. We will say no more on the sub- statute, before the exietence of which the crim straight. - - - A ustria has made un her ient hut. h + e was not h said he offered to take the drunken sailor of education than the knowledge that it was an in- David Keit . . Equitable Reversionry 71 pr. cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 - t a k en or not, or whether -- - e --- s---, ---/ w-a , ever may have bee n th e immediate known to the law. In the ordinary case of a servant, h d• able condition of til• Dittc New . . 50 0017 tO 0 - MtO Russia does not e to his ship, but Ash would not let him. The sailor was ispens pu lc employment ? How mind to present a,ny ultimatu , ~ cause of the recent calamity, it is beyond. doubt was permitted to take possession of his master's money, the int ortance of .ami ` • • Gen. Revers. Bt . li . tv'est - 5 . c - . p & hs, 100 0 0 100 0 0 -.. v drunk indeed. The police officers came up, and could p inaining a good charac- Gen.SteamNavigation 10 p ct. 15 0 0 14 0 0 27 as it seems to us, change the present osture of th ' p . . at it was at first not inevitable. With the great and no offence was committed until he neglected to Ter ' 1A h t h d 1 th• ter be more obviously demonstrated th 1 d' B Stock. arer the termina- resourc wanted to compe s o row t e run ten man o is an by ma c- nu son s ay.. .... .. - - - affairs, nor bring us one whit ne _ es of England, and the still numerous army account for it, and where the neglect occurred the I • Ash said, " Are yon talking to a - dog." One ing this, in combination with education, the avenue Ilungerford ........ ~ 2/. 58. 100 0 9 100 0 0 - tion of the conflict in which we are engaged, and of the Sultan, a•considerable force rnieht have been offence vai complete, and the party might be indicted u s t u & e • +bl th e kd h' do n dto the honourable and profitable service of the London Institution ... - - _ - Kars has ren- despatched si P for it within that •urisclictio police consta es en 4.noc e Ica w, an London Reversionary 57 per cent. 15 0 5 all - the prosecution of which the fall of ____, x months since to the Asiatic frontier. i s n. He then proceeded to k.c-e- --ne -wiee• The complainant's hat fell off, country ? Every wholesoine influence would also ittesseunnstitution•... - - 12 10 0 - Terry ; 1, a 1,1 t dered inevitable, though some of the German papers We are so much accustomed to caution and slowness argue, w•th great ingenuity and ability, that in the and he picked it up. The policemen then dragged Ash h ee strengthened by this nory appropriation of what PricesPatentCand.Co 10/. percent. 20 0017 10 - affect to think that the surreuderof that place having of movement that an advance on Kars from the coast present case the prisoners were bound to account fur the away to the station house. On the way to the station has hitherto been called the Government patron- R ee o e y e ai rsi l o i n .i n e t ni l Boc. 43 4 1 . 1. pr i g a e r n e t. ;0 0 0 0 g g ;1: 0 0 g 0 7 - 7 money they had received to the official assignee, who saved the military honour of our enemy has reduced appearsa rnighty enterprise. Yet itislittlemoreth house the policemen kicked Ash again. Ash was as age, but for which we must now find some new some instrallan La . nd 6/. p p Or cent. 25 0 0 all 37 120 miles from B an was the authority legally constituted to receive it and • ce name. The countr en in a remarkable degree the difficulties in the way atouin ; and, even though the roads ' sober as a judge. lie could not say that either the poll y g tleinan, the clergyman, ti e Trust and Loan Comp. be rugged and the that b • ' their neglecting to do so the act of embezzlement Diss ' enting minister the mast r m Upper Canada .. •• - 20 0 0 5 0 0 - sergeant or constable was drunk. On the day after the • e anufacturer, will find of peace. We do not doubt for one moment that country in many parts a desert Y. 1td1• • h t • et a fortnight's m r e was comp ee, an the case came comp etely within the assault Ash complained that he was stiff and sore all over t 1 1 . a new importance is attached to this testimony in the occasion will be i m p rove d t o supp li ca t e R ues ia y a ch would have brought 20,000 juriediction of this Court. to the - sates of the i and that he had been kicked behind When he picked ieference to the young men who have grown tie under LIST OF SCOTTISR COMPANIES' PRICES. to come to terms ; and we are prepared to find the men 6 nvested city, aud Moura. Mr. Baron Alderson, at the conclusion of the address u * it on his head their superintendence. The situ ' ff might not only have lost h the hat and gave it to Ash Al‘Kay put ations at the bottom of Ministers who abandoned the garrison of Kars to vie is reputation, but his of the learned counsel, said he was of opinion that there Dividend Amount ' It • useless no t an struck hiM tWo or three blows. He walked up to the scale of public employment are not only far the Paid. Price. its fate, availine themselves of the disaster they army. Is t revivewo o deplore the events that had been no offence committed in this country. There the station house in King David-lane, Shad well, and the most numerous, but, in proportion to the circumstances Name of Company. mi ter . Sh ° a f re. have occasioneer to inflict another and a deeper are past, or 0 _. _ . nee more the old style of was no evidence where the notes were changed, and, for door was slammed in his face. Ttvo policemen followed and expectations of the classes on whom they are con- ____ _....___-_ _ d hating of blam 4 a. d. A 2. (1. wound upon the honour of this country and of the recrimination an s b . e. By all means, , anything that appeared to the contrary, they might have him back to W • d 'd th y would look after ferred, they are the most valuable and influential ; and it apping, an sai e kof Sootlaad .... 71 . per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 182/ 0 alliance. But they will find themselves foiled. let any shortcomings e investigated and censured, been changed before the bankruptcy, and at that time it him if he was out after 12 o'clock at night, and he pot is an important fact that character, or rather the evi- B S r a i n tish L'nen Company V. per cent 100 0 0 100 0 0 223/ 0 Whatever militarY honour Mouravieff has gathered but only as warning to others, or a means of expe- would have been a perfectly lavrful act. himself under the protection of a man and woman in the dance of character, must of necessity be more insisted Caledonian Bank .. ••• 81. per cent 10 0 0 210 0 81. liis for his country, Russia is determined to turn to rience for the future. It is ROvv clear that the con- Mr. Justice Coleridge concurred with his learned col t t s ree . upon as a test in the lower than the higher situations. City of Glasgow Bank 6/. per cent. 10 0 0 10 , i 0 11118 s league He said that if what had been done abroad had Clydesdale Bank •• - 5)41. p cent 20 0 5 10 0 0 i t 155 account in any neosetiations in which 5110 may test in Asia must acquire importance, and should b ' This being the whole of the evidence for the prosecu- " Bslieve me, my dear Dean, yours sincerely, c mmercial Bank •. 71. per cent s'o 0 0 100 0 0 2201ns o een proved to have been done in this country, the "g a ge- Whatever additional obstinacy her recent the war last, success in those regions may most "C. E. TREVELY AN. Eastern Bank.. •• .... Gl. per cent. 25 0 0 10 0 0 10/I9s success Ina • offence wonld have been complete as the case stood ; Con, h w that the " The Very Rev. the Dean of Hereford. Edinb. & Glasgow.. •. 3%1. p cent. 50 0 eOO se les Mr. Pelhaaa said •he should be able te s o 9 impart to her present attitude we may effectually wound the common enemy. Especially however eve tit' Ift • t • t ry mg was e in uncer Inn y. relsome Exchange !Ink of Scot.. - _ ... _ rest assured it wilt • the force which has been r , complainant was very drunk, noisy, and quer , ....-...-. National Bank •• •• -6% per cent. 100 0 0 '0 0 0 Ise/os not lessen her resolve never to adapted to this war is • se A verdict of not guilty was then taken. submit to the terra% the • h fla It is c them are bound to decently organized under the Britis g. or,_ Mr. Ballantine, in answer to a question put to him by and that he was properly taken in o t custody, after he had " Inland Revenue, Somerset-house, Dec. 10. North of Scotland Bank 51. per cent 20 9 0 210 0 4/. 164 1 mand. " Ruesia," a limate in whi o a fi c it t h ed in the most offensive manner, .and used the most "My dear Dean,--Although the date of the institu- Royal Bank of Scott .. 51. per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 13310‘ remark e d Count, Nesselrode posed of Turks accustomed to the c ch ne of the prisoners' counsel, expressed his intention to f the witnesses tion of the Civil Service Commission is so recent, I see Union Bank of Scot. .. 81. per cent. 100 0 0 50 0 0 921 5s on a late occasion, y and abominable language. Neither o Wegtern Bunk •.•• • • .. 71. per cent. 50 0 0 50 0 0 75115 s " will never consent (to treat the field of action lies, and it is commanded for proceed with the other indictments against the prisoners'. h m heti- ever y reason to anticipate satisfactory results. A corn ;l foreien soldi agreed as to the nature of the assault, and ee p %Mance Fire and We.. 8% Lpr cent. 100 0 0 11 0 0 1111 2s evh-o a p er remains upon her territory." the most part by officers exPerienced in warfare, Ash . had sub- petent, impartial, aud uniform tribunal appears to be British Guarantee ... 41. per cent. 10 0 0 s 0 0 11. 8s __.______ ___.- cally denied that any was committed. This expression may be reffarded as an insolent and • 11 i th d• t . nof half-civilised particu ar y n e irec io 11-usage either provided, which will secure a supply of weenestructed caledonlan Fire Iwur • 10,.per cent. 100 0 0 10 0 0 251 Os POLICE INTELLIGENCE-Dec. 19. mitted quietly, and made no complaint of 1 ~t City of Glasgow Life . 61. per cent. 0 0 20 0 4/. 108 t • • *1 ) boast-to some ex ent it is . / ut it betra The t t ftl difficulties have ys, never- troops. grea er par o le at the station-house or at the police-court on the 2ed of young men to the department of Inland Revenue . co onial Li 9 ..• ...... 51. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 51. 55 tholess, the haughty spirit in which Russia meets been now surmounted, Th e p o rte and Pashas SOUTHWARK. - EXTRAORDINARY CHARGE 07 last month , but ;many days afterwards wrote to the " I have heard an apprehension expressed, that the Edinburgh LIN !mut'. 61. oercent. WO 0 0 15 0 0 . 26110 s lier reverses, and reveals the absurdity of the belief no longer oppose such a diversion of a Turkish Hocussieta AND ROBBERY. Benjamin Styles 1 c am. _ornnaission ' era of Police. The officers who stood before examination is so severe as practically to lead to the re- 7 , ll. , & e, S . c c ot ; Aaa Life 51.,1er cent. 50 0 0 3 5 0 41. 8s that her power and resourcee are so far reduced as levy, nor do the religious prejudices of the men George Park; t wo ine oo ei ng meo , w ere brought before thi magi'trate t° answer this unfounded charge, were jection of the majority of candi!lates. t I a belie o v t e, h tio t w- Nation'', Fire aiT'lat :1 1 .fxc e e e r i l : r o ) g g :ig g lI g: to make her submissive to . t o a u ti r will, and ready to impede due discipline. The certainty of pay and Mor.ienOclnubsteo,dcharged with being concerned, with another tiv° of the most valuable members of the police r fo d rce o , t e h v a e o r, th that th . e precribed u at r t e i amni a n e d n ; l e a t r e t h i : d i fle l o g u l e t r Nortk British Insur... 71. per cent. 'AO 0 0 20 0 0 331 os eccept conditions at our d!c_ t 9n. The terms said the superiority of food and clothing cause them to t 1 4 1 s from the y' in stealing a silver watch and chain and and each of them had been connected with it upw to a r 0 f s od 'll e public services req ; _ _ y zon d eh d usion insrne. NI. prcent. 20 0 0 10 0 11. 7s wi cease as parents and teachers become aware of the an ar Life ...... •• 51. per cent 50 0 0 '7 0i•20 Os to have been ag reed upon by he allied Cabinets, appreciate their present advantage, and to be not • . t peteon of William Williams, under the fol. fifteen years. One of them had been promoted g . United Dep. Assurance 51. per cent. 10 0 0 1 0 o - cure the lowing ex raordinary irc . t c ums conduct, and their humanity and good con ,l -net was never capacity and acquirements necessary for success. inadequate las they are to se safety of , only content, but grateful. Such is the force The rosecutor, rath ancem :•--- " Should caudidates be wanting, an ample supply will et - ......... - - Europe, contemptible as they are, in many respecte, which there is too much reason to believe is re- P . er a simple-looking man, stated questioned before. that he was a hammerrnan, and re 'd tated that he *ntments to cone be found by throwing open the appoi c ftYSTAL PALACE, DEC. 19 (ONE SHILLING DAY).- considering the l angua ge we have been accustomed garded with an unfriendly eye by many in autho- street, Gray's Inn-road. On Ssied at No. 8, Elm- Police Sergeant Thomas Squire, 14 S, B e 2 2d e t petitive examination, and the most lamentable event Adm's • 1 MODS , , on payment 570 • ditto by season tickets, to hear in reference to the end and object of the ritY- The sacrifices which the c h d tth N ountry as ma 0 came over o e ew-cut, Lanabeth, aturday evening last he met the defendant Terry, on the morning of th would be the adoption of a lower standard of itua,lifica- They pro- 224 ; total visitors, 794. ' ted witho • • to urchage a November, at New Crane-stairs, Shad well. nt established. tion than that at prese war, will, we venture to say, be rejec ut In this matter, the reinforcement which its armies I the, and after looking at one, which h P gay Ash, DISASTERS ON THE WELSH COAST.- Some very heavy hesitation, as soon as they are presented to the receive d •• 1 1 b • b 3 dth Victoria Theatre. ,an the great politica, resuds weic- may went tower s e e t.' approved of, he ceeded towards the Tunnel-stairs, and saw 31 4 tie stood • ' th in front and Keith lle was uite certan Layton vrae not ere " You have done me the favour during several ye , are, weather has been experienced on the west coast of to select candidates for office in the Excise from Russian Government. foll c ow .rom the success of tbe Contingent, are ne t o f t h at p l ace for a few minutes, when the prison St I • q eto the con- Wales, accom anied with heavy fogs at ineervals, and \Ve sa - , y therefore, it matters little whether motives sufficientl ' - ' ' y strong with some minds to crosse over d to hint, and asked him whether heer yes at all. Ash made use of very bad languag Wit- among thoee of the most detserving in the schools front numerou P e • h d hre it is pieces of wreck was e am o Prin was not stable M`Kay who was advising him to go on. bservation. The r • ' under your o esue has been ver ce E s t er e azy h as proceeded upon hi, m i s sion obliterate the memo • ftl . ' l d l countryman. He replied that he was, and that he ' ' ries o rat itiona an sense ess a nesS asked Ash what was the matter and be made use 9 feared that several vessels have been lost. The loss of charged witl 1 ' l 1 b jealousy, B ut i suc i proposals as have a rem y een ,as before durine the present war, came from Glouce . ster The prisoner said so did he, and ' • of the most dreadful oaths swore at hint, and uttered satisfactory ; and you will confer an additional obligation five r • ivOS ls supposed to have occurred hy the collision made publi • c , the fact is, that Russia is not beeten the opinion of the nation will su e ' t* th h asked him whether he did not know Jack Willi '• * ' eard in by continuing so to recommend a limited number. I durin f fth C 1 d the Echo. They sam ose wo re an 's, a the most foul and offensive language he ever h g a og, o e ame eon an as yet, and, until h. ' ' • bl t quire support. It '1 a e is, the terms indispensa e o wi l demand that men who are ' sm bl k ith there. Witness replied that he knew him hi s • having re life. Squire, by order of the magistrate, shall be very glad if, in your vi s it t o th e Mechanics' were on opposite Courses, and did not perceive their a secure and honourable peace can never be ex- high in rank shall show their superiorit t "(1 the prisoner said he knew Eastg t ' d perfectly well, when ae- pea dby Institution at .Eluddersfield, you find that an occasional v' 't t• he collision, when the ted the oaths, exclamations, a,n abuse uttere . _ _ . , . . ini yun il too late to avoid t . tracted from her. A n d s y o i eas nd almost ever ere • •n Prize of au Exciseman s place is likel to remote merit E that her bows were y p cho was struck with suoh power d should it come to pass-a worthy only of the subaltern or th hlb eSC 00 oy. street and We.tgrtte-street, a . y p on in Ash, went on to say that the defendants, after bei g tod . dti 1 t • ' k Th t au smu a e exertion ; and that a call is made on me sta d • d h a idly filled an Ban . ema e, Contingency we devoutly trust we may never wit- This is no time for the indulgence of professional * Gloucester The prisoner then said as the er y W e court- abused for a long time by Ash, took him into cus y • for on ve in, an serp lass of ale to e e appointment annual! I of the crew saved their trymen they would go and have a g g ther, Ash slipped off the kerbstone, and the defendants raised ,_ _ h . y . the master's wife, and severa nesgi- --- that England is compelled to ro ecute the jealousy or private pique. England has suffered, vvent to a beer-shop el° • uck or ' From t e opportunities I have had of observing the li b' . • on board the Cameleon ; but it is war single-handed, sho can, at all ej ) s h d ervedly, in reputation Witness consented, and they Se 111 M up again. Neither of the defendants str .. ves y jumping , ants, protect per aps es , and the work of behind the bar The • hat he Proceed/II Bof the H u dd ers fi e ld i ns tit u ti on , I Conclude - thought.that the master and four of ,he crew went doan by, where they entered a room , • kicked Ash, who made no complaint :whatever t . ~, , ~ ~.. g . ~ headboard of the E h - her own honour and paralyse the source f R ' ' le • h inded man is to rec o ussia s every ig -m ° ver and elevate prisoner parks c ause in after this, and theY both sat by esae ans e d. An, was eg ruu n K e i t h wee s ober, and the tt at 1 - la among the Most promising add illeereeting i n the " s i n ki r ig wage,. The • c 0 has :thief power. her former fame. We belive that another year his side. A man then came in with some pens and etude sailer, about wl ' 1 e was not of those va uable bodies. since been washed ashore at Fiehguard. In Milford Haven Notwithstanding, however, that at tlse present will see this country resume her high place in the som a quarrel had taken pac , on cards and offere Ito sell them. He afterwards pro• tipsy. Both Terry and AVIKay were perfectly collected " Believe me, ever most faithfully yours, two men have lost their lives while returning from Pater tiations f 3tage of the , war nego , , or peace aro worse cauap, in the councils of Europe, and in the estima- duced three playing cards, and' laid them on the table, and sober. When ash fell, they lifted him up, but in- " JOIN WOOD. to Dale ; the boat has been found at Stack Rock, but than useleogy 'We cannot doubt that efforts have been tiou of the world. But Ulla can only be done by . when another man who G ame into the room made a flicted no blows whatev e r, When Ash arrriyed at the " The Very Rev. the Dean of Hereford." of the elm 1:113 trace haa boon dinoyered, JOINT-STOCK BANKS. Dividend Amount Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. Annum. share. ,--- X s. d. .£ s. d. Anstralasia........... 201. per cent. 40 0 0 all 92 British North American ! 61. per cent. 50 0 0 PP Commerd.ll of London. 101. per cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 30 Colonial ........ • . .... 51. per cent. j 100 0 0 25 0 0 lonian.-- . . • .... 61. per cent. 25 0 0 25 0 0 Lond. Char. 131 c. of Aus. 20 0 0 atl 0 16 London and County .. 101. per cent. 50 0 0 20 0 0 Londn dad Westminatr 1141. per cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 484 London , Toint• Stock ... 121. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 3 t% Frovinclal of Ireland.. 81. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 Ditto, New. Nationr.l of Ireland I 61. per cent. 50 0 0 22 10 0 Nat. Provincial of Kng. 181. per cent. 100 0 0 35 0 0 - Ditto. New ...• • • • • i 81. per cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0 Orientui Bank Corpora. 8 7 . p. ct.&bs. 25 0 0 all 384 South Australia PP Union of Australia 307. per cent. 125 0 0 74 1 A Ditto Union of London 2o'. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 30% Union of Madrid ... • • ' 40 0 0 all (Fran Me Morning Herald of this day.) Whether the mission of Prince Estorhazy to the Court of St. Petersburg has been actually under taken or not, or whether Austria has made up her mind to present any ultimatum to Russia, does not, as it seems to us, change the present posture o f affairs, nor bring us one whit nearer the termina tion of the conflict in which we are engaged, and the prosecution of which the fall of Kars has ren dered inevitable, though some of the German papers affect to think that the surreuderof that placehaving saved the military honour of our enemy has reduced in a remarkable degree the difficulties in the way of peace. We do not doubt for one moment that the occasion will be improved to supplicate Russia to come to terms ; and we are prepared to find the Ministers who abandoned the garrison of Kars to its fate, availing: , themselves of the disaster they have occasioned' to inflict another and a deeper wound upon the honour of this country and of the alliance. But they will find themselves foiled. Whatever military honour Mouravieff bas gathered for his country, Russia is determined to turn to account in any negotiations in which she may e ngage- Whatev er a dditi ona l o b s ti nacy h er recent success may impart to her present attitude we may rest assured it will not lessen her resolve never to submit to the the allies are bound to de mand. ~ Russia," on a late occasion, “will remarked. Count. Nesselrode never consent (to t rea t b remainse upon while a foreign soldier her territory." Thi s expression may regarded uti as an insolent boast—to some extent it is, t betrays, never theless, the haughty spirit in which Russia meets belief her reverses, and r eveals the absurdityfar ofthe an dr reduced ea dy to that her power and resource's are s to make her submissive t o o ur will, accept conditions at our dictation. The terms said to have been agreed upon by th e allied Cabinet s inadequate las they are to secure the safety ' o 'f Europe, contemptible as they are, in many respects, considering the language we have been accustomed to hear in reference to the end and object of the war, will, we venture to ray, be rejected without hesitation, as soon as they are presented to the Russian Government. We gay, therefore, it matters little whether Prince Es Y terlhas proceeded upon his mission charg e d withis a u z such proposals as have already been made p u bli c ; the fact is, th a t R uss i a i s not beaten as yet, and, until a secure and honourableshe is And the terms indispensable to peace can never be ex tracted from h er . should it come to pais—a c ontingency we devoutly trust we may never wit nesgi— compelled that Engla n d is to p rosecu t e th e war single-handed, she can, at all events, protect her own honour and paralysethe sou rce o f R uss i a ' s chief power. Notwithstanding, however, that at the present s t a ge of the war negotiations for peace are worse than useleog, we cannot doubt that efforts have been Country Markets. EDINBURGH MEAL MARKET—DEC. 18. There were in the market to-clay 16 sacks oatmeal, e ach weighing 280 lbs imperial, which sold at 465. 6d. EDINBURGH HAY AND STRAW MARKET DEC. 18. Supplies of all kinds these last six days spilt large. - - Oat BEraw, from lls Od to 13s Od per kemple of 16 stoneg tron; wheat do., 7s 6d to 8e 6d; barley do., 6i Od to 70. 6d. Ray from 10(1 to 15d. DALKEITH 31Er..L MARKET—DEC. 18 Oatmeal, per sack of 2801bs First. I Socond. Third• imperial Barleymeal, p er ditt o —s u, s l Peasemsal, per ditt o Flour, per ditto —s Od —a Od —s Pot-barley, per ditto DUBLIN—Dn. lcz. A very einall supply and a very dull market. Prime wheat barely supported last Tuesday's rates. All other kinds of grain lower and difficult to sell at the decline. trifling business done by retail in Indian corn. White wheat, 42e Od to 44s 6d , rod ditto, 38s to 43 , 0 1 ; barley, 16* Od to 23s 6d ; oats, 15s Od to 17e Od • ra peseed, 40s Od to 44e 01 per brl ; oatmeal, 16s Od to 18s ; bak..ll l flour, 25s 6d to 29s Od por cwt ; Indian corn, 45s Od to 484 Od per 4801 be. COAL MARK. ; T.—DEc. 19. ;he close if the market. Prices of Coal per ton at t' y. d. Bate's West Hartley 17 9 Bya.ss's West Hartley lB 3, Chester Main lB 01 Davison's West Hartley 18 t; Holywell lB 3 Howard's West Hartley Wallzend, &o. 8. ti. Braddyll 2l 6 Framwellgato 2O 3 Haswell 22 0 Hetton 22 0 Hetton Lyons Main 2O 6 Kepler Grange 2l 6 Lam bton 21 9 (Lumley 21 0 Pelletier 20 6 Plummer 2l 0 Russell's Hetton 21 6 Stewart's 22 0 Cassop 20 9 Hartlepool 2l 9 Hough Hall 20 2 Kenos 2l 6 South Hartlepool 2l i South Kelloe 20 6 Tees 22 0 Trimdon Whitworth lB 6 Evenwood 18 6 South Durham ~ ....20 6 Netherton Tanfield Moor Taufield Moor Butos West Felton Wylam Eden Main Carr's Merthyr .. Wallsend, &e. Acorn Close 2O Wen Gibson Gosforth Healey Heaton Lawson l9 Riddell l9 Bell 20 Belmont 20 Ships at market... 1 I Sold SEABORNE MAILS. (71P stgnitles that the malls are sent from the General Post oftle. ►y the night—and M by the morning--despatch.) - Day when made tit From W h at When COENTRIEA in General Post- Port otu! _,ls. Office, London.* DispatcheK, Kr kinn°' tmerica(byltsit.pack)N Every Friday •• • Liverpool Dec. 17 Unerice. tby United Ste. packet) .. •• ••• • • Liverpool Dec. 2 4 ‘morica (by U. States packet) ....N •• •••• • • Southampt. Dec. 15 ‘k astral* (via South ampton) •• ••• •• • • • • Southampton Oltto (via Marseilles) N f)itto (via Cape of Good lope) ............N ....... • • • • Unr erten. Africa (West Coast) ..N 23d of the month.. Ply mou th .. Dec. 6 texandria ........ NN, 9 , 24 , &3 0 oi n . Dover .... k1exandria..........38 4th It 28th of moo. Southamptor. 8ahama............M 17th of the wont. Southampton Belgium ..N I Gaily • • • • • • Dover ...... Daily Brazil 1 9th of the month.. Southamp , or. Jan. 11 Ruenos Ayres 9tb of the montr , Southamp tor. Jan. 1 Cape of Good flop e N Various port Uncertain Cape of Good Hope .N :lape de Verde N 9th of Oa month Southampton Jan. 18 Ceylon (see India) Ceylon Channel Isles 510 Ti.,Wed.,FLPrt• SOuthrunpto, Tn.Th.Mot ............ IN 2dae 17th of mew Ijoutkampto China ... . ,Once a month.... Jan. 4 Constantinople .... . 8,13,18,23,12 S or a Dover Constantinople 4th it 20th of moo S ou th am pt oi Cont. of Europe M N Twice daily Dover .... rwiccds o7 Fgypt (see India) France ........ M r 4 Twtce de)" •• • • Dover .... Terio••• —A n iti Gibraltar ..........M14,7, 17, 2 0. 27 -fn Soutbararr, Greece (see India) I„ Greytown .......... frt;2rroi 17t h 01 mon. liouthamptt,n Ilamburgh & Frills? London ..... lavannah ........., ml2nd of the moat! Soutliarnptot, Dec. 10. •••• • . • • 1 Dover Daily rT en d uras r 'the montl , .!Southamsto, inch's rvlaSouthampt.)M ▪ i4th 20th of mon. l Plymouth .. Deo. 20 India (via Marseilicslbi 9th& 25th of month:Dover ...... 17, &27 of mon 1)0ver...... ionian Isles (see India)l7. Ireland ........M & N iTwice daily ••. • • . Ho!) head .. Twleed B f" Lisbon-- ......... 7, 9 , 1 7, &27 of n , .,Southamptor Jan. , 15 Oladeira 31 9th of the month ,Southamptoir Madeira ...... 23d o' month .... Li ver p oo l ... ...... Malta (see India) Malts ............ 8, IS. Me 28 01 mon.rDorer -- Dec. 20 Mauritius (see India) Mauritius ......... 1 .4114 th of the MOM 211,1 of the moot' . 'Boathampt«n Dec. 1 6 Naples .......N l Bthlsth2sthefmon.'Do•mr New Grenada & 17th of month Southampton New By private slip ..!Varlous port uncertga Papal state, l'th2sthofmon.iDover l Peninsula ..........▪ mathi7th27tharnon.!southamptoo , Pere 27th of mon. Southampton , Port Natal private ship... Various port , Uneer/. 711 s city ~.......... 14,5 th US th2sthofmo n , Dover Tuscany 1415th 15 th 25 thofmon.,Dover ieneznelf r 2d 17th of month'Southanipto‘ 1&18 ma Van Diemen's Laid (se' A.nstralia) ......... W es t r tt di e , „iitat t 7tho• mon• i. louthampton'l &la OW Un( stied Dec. 6 Soulharnpten '18,1; go' When any of these dates fall on a Sunday, the malls will he deg matched on the following day. with the exception of the Indio (T': Southampton), and the Malta, both of which w ill b e d eapa t c h ( d preceding day. SHARE MARKETS. LIVERPOOL, DEC. 19. STOOICERMIANOIS.—The tone of the market has presented any variable feature, and prices are without stu 7 material change. Great Southern and Western, 5/r - Lancashire and Yorkshire, 77--South Eastern, 17# London and North Westerns, 94 North British, 71" .. Caledonian, 27i—Midland, 64 3i. BIRMINGHAM, Die. 19. STOOK Exam/max.—The tone of the market has been rather inactive to-day, and prices were rather lower' Great Western (Stour Valley Guaranteed), closed 52j t ° , 536—E-Istern Counties, 8i to BA—South Saffordshire, of to 21 dis.—General Steam Navigation Co t 's shares we t° done at 27. MANCHESTER, DSC. 19. STOCK EXCRANGE.—The market to-day has been qui et ' and the business was limited. Midlands, 64--Dover!,l 17i 3 . l6—Leeds, 774—Sh e ffi e ld g , 23 G reat Western, 5-1? —East Lancashire, 171 —Londons, 941—District. BO" 8 i IL DUBLIN, Dee. 18. STOCK EXCHANGE.—Three per Cent. Console (shut), g / i Ditto for Account, Jan. 8, 883 b—N ew Three p er Ceti" Stock, 89 88k-Ditto, for Account, Btk January, 891 Midland Great Western and Royal Canal, (halves), 2 , —Great Southern and Western, 513—Ditto, 5 p er cen t' of 5001., 99j —National Bank (221. 10.. paid), 32 —Roy a l Bank, "OA—Dublin and Wicklow, 4—Waterford and Limerick, 20i—Grand Canal, Sy—lrish South Eastelh 54—Dundalk and Enniskillen, 13. DISCOVERY 02 AN ANCIENT TEMPLE IN THE CRIMEA.I The Gazette du Midi c on t a i ns a l e tt er f rom K am i es h, the 3d, which says :—" The attention of every one ' I I the Crimea is now giv e n to the works o n th e roa d s , en" the establishment of branch lines from the Balakie/ railway. The excavations which have taken place I °' the latter purpose have led to the discovery of an anciet? temple in a tolerable state of preservation, and a pal': Boding has been placed round it for protection. Anothe' discovery has just bees made which has excited much att.intion. The men employed in levelling a r o ad foun d n man's body which appeared to have been but recentlf buried. It was in a state of decomposition, and val ° dreised in rather elegant clothes. In the boots wer ° found a number of gold coins, most of them English sovereigns. There was no mark of any wound on tb ° body, which was buried just below the surface of tb° ground. Every one is lost in conjectures as to the Bola' two of this affair." BIRTHS. Or A SON. On the 17th inst., at 4, Devonshire-buildings, Bedroir ster. Bristol, Mrs. Arthur Walkley. On the 18th inst., at Highbury, the wife of J. Lindsei Lawford, Esq. On the 18th inst., at W almer, the wife of J. T. Craeterf Esq., Captain 38th Regiment. OF ♦ DAtTGIITEZ. On the 17th inst., at Saltmarshe, the wife of the Hon• and Rev. Frank Sugden. On the 19th inst., at 1, St. Mark's-crescent, Regent's' park, Mrs. Frederick Gripper. MARItIED. On the IRth inst., at Stoke Damara', Devonport, Captain Dawson, 93d Highlanders, to Blanche, youngest daughter of Rear-Admiral Sir Michael Seymour, K.C.B. On the 18th inst., Joseph De Castro, Esq.. o f York place, Portman square, only son of the late Hananel De Castro, Esq., to Sarah, eldest daughter of Simeon Oppelv beim, Esq., of 22, Endsleigh-street, Tavistock-square. DIED, On the 17th inst., at his ho use, B arr i ngton Hall, Caul' bridgeshire, after a brief illness, John Bendyshe, DN . ° aged 85. On the 18th inst., at St. Jarces'i-place, Samuel Roge r ' E ig ., aged 13. On the 18th inst., at 11, Coborn-street, Bow, Geo. W e Daysk Esq., late of the A dmiralty, aged 59. Ontr, 18th inst., at Camberwell-grove, Jaoob IN% Esq , for mer l y o f L aurence Pountney-lane, city, aged S?' On the 17th i nst., at 4, I nverness - roa d , Bayswater, Pie. jor James Lepper. On the 16th inst. at Newland House, Glocestershir e, Philip John Ducarel, Esq., aged 77. On the 16th inst., in Norfolk-btreet, Strand, M a ttbe/ t Friend C osg reave, only surviving son of the late Peter 0 01. greave, Esq., aged 28. On the 18th inst., at 3, Goewell-road, Leah, relict of th late Mr. Aaron Jacob. ~ .flInoN: Printed and Published by MURDO YOUN° of No. 112, Strand, Printer, at The SIM (MINN N' 113 strand, in the Precinct of the Savoy *OW ouutY &i iddlei illturrity; Doottniba_7l),Pll. 11 T 061. TN Ti General ---- T ., mil every aye taken fro 'Without a Renrasen at 3 o'dc Egypt A R( a Piston, Laurenni Tin tc Dee , mbe of Londo tieeretarl, subscribe Office c o Iran 1 ii;4)rt Inz, bi - In, I &Ito al visits , faZic 2 c'el Pa: Capat by Ins of pet the p coectp vri3 is alt. I the ittiel loi o f C by• tt war( ElO Bl ae,ye prop arial thief tht 0 1 / 4 1 trai al MI ttie Itio% 1. - 11 atsi el' 1 11,of ri c p,c err