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- THE • SUN LONDON TUESDAY a p EVENING , DECEMB'ER 23 ) 185 6. _ . _. _ ....____ ___ _ __ .__. .... . ._ _. ..,.__ . _ __________ LAW INTELLIGENCE-Dec. 22, I that if he had a revolver, such as he had in the Crimea : PRICES OF SHARES. ' Country Markets. THE INCOME TAX GRIEVANCE. so ute, on Russia retain only vestiges of it. Prussia has never b th y e M w r h . o C le an o a f rd th , e ivi o t fa h c c e h r a s ra a c n tri c e r t e ic w l o ibier t a h l e it ß y, a to l convey - --...- -............-. known it-at least not since 1814. Are the menu- . . when he ales ih the Land Transpott deeps, he wottld .e. their re . turn voyage to tbe United States, without any ' _a ge __ charge .- COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. shoot the constables by whom he was taken, as he did it From the Official Lzet. (From , the Times of Saturday.) factories of those countries shu re t u sergeant in the Crimea through whom he was flogged. I PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY EYENIN ' , COLCHESTER- DEC. 20. The approaching season seems likely to be en- Certainly not ; they are mo . " Department of State, Washington, Nov. 24. (Before Mr. Commissioner Holroyd.) The prisoner was remanded till Monday next when a 1 surgeon from the institution will be in attenda'nce, and ' A moderate supply of wheat, but the greater part was a p e t o i n v e t h e a v t e a r c y c o d u a n y t 2 : + " Dear Sir,-As soon as your note of the 19th instant, IN BE TEE ROYAL BRITISH BANK-APPLICATION FOR LONDON, FRID A.Y, DEC. 19, 1856. livened with a rather brisk agitation against the France, then, stands an exception in prohibition ; . prohibite . d not in gooe condition, and such must be noted 2s per qr. Income-tax. " Again s t th e Income-tax in its 19 20ths of her manufactured articles are . offering a free passage to the officers and crew of the Reso- APPOINTMENT OF A RECEIVER. To-day having been appointed for the consideration of in the meantime an inquest will be held on the body. CANALS. cheaper. Barley met a good demand, at full prices, soft lute on their return to the ITnated States, was received, . new beans were 2s per qr. cheaper. Both white and hog present form," we s h ou ld say ; f or th er e is a in our tariff, but there are here and there some arti ------- e Dividend peas 2s lower. universal idea that the Income-tax is like many cles which are not prohibited-such as silken tie - ,th matter was referred to the Secretary oe th e N a I •d h . I f Is• h• h vy. • h the petition to his Honour to di l' • h nave Just receive is rep y, a copy ow ic is erewit rect app ication to t e WANDSWORTH.-Henry Head, guard, George Names of p; Dividend p r i c Names of e, per Prices to-daywere as foliow :-Wheat, e ' Companies. A Annum. Price. white, 62e to 745; grand discoveries, very wonderful and ' important, i ' sues, spun thread,and certain var 836 transmitted to you. I cannot better expre Bennett, assistant guard, Henry Mitchell, engine driver, Companies. i Ant . i e u r m . some prohibi- as the Presi- Court of Chancery for the appointment of a receiver under ch red, 58s to 665; barley, 42s to 48s ; oats, 24s to 30s ; beans but - not yet adapted to the use of man. Indeed it i wool. Even in France, since 1 , ieties of thread and ; ' e • dennt's appreciation of the courteous and liberal offer made this bankruptcy, a number of persons were in attendance and A. Fordree, fireman, all in the employ of the Lon- - - Mazagan, 36s to 38s ; middle and small 40s to 468; peas: by your company then to . assure you that Mr. Dobbin's don, Brighton, and South Coast Railway Company, were a x white, 41. s to 48s ; grey, 40s to 441. ' is a peculiarity of the tax that every man thinks 1 tions have been removed, and have the manufac n isappeare letter full reflects his sentiments at the hour appointed, 12 o'clock, but the case was not severally summoned for leaving a train of which the • e 4 shtn &Oldh 93 71. p. ct. - Peak Forest. 78 51 Os 76 , it bears harder upon him than upon everybody , tures which have lost that protehtio _tl . - d .? , y . . , ~m , .... , ~ b ap r rr o o l e h ad t si n o t i : a w t s e t orie a c je t tn ii : u g r fe , o a i n aie a Birmingham 40 41: 91% Regem t's ••• . 30 175 NI A - it n th d we e &Ai ao S ru t t ir a ,: ti g d t ot t o h t a ha t eg r t de h ie e f ft d eo : : I F te had charge wholly unattended. _ Official Statement of the Quantitie f C a; • d Coventry.. • • 100 11/. - Rochdale.... g s 41. . 8 o orn, c., receive else, and that his own class is the one Picked out Are they not now more flourishing than ever I. A , "I am with great respect your obedient servant I "E. etmard, Es iv . I•..IIS.AftCY• ' decree temporanly el. On the night of the 10th inst. Sergeant Pearce, of the Derby ...... 100 6/. 155. 84 stem &won lee 281. 440 in the port of London from the following ports, from for punishment. The landowner complains that 1 little more than a year ago a what with bad tenants, repairs, draining, and I removed the prohibition whic . _ , h affected vessels built - " Washington, Nov. 23. V division was on duty in Merton-lane near the level ' GrandJunctn 100 IL pr. ct. 43 Stoarbridge.. , 45 111. 300 Dec. 15 to Dec. 20, bah inclusive. (in Do., 6 pr. Ct. 10 Gl. pr. ct. - Severn and 2 essels are considered 1 crossin of the Wi bledon Mitcha ' nd Crovd e 26 21 • - - innumerable outgoings which the tax refuses to in foreign countries, and those v 1 "My dear Sir,-I have jll,lt perused Mr. Cunard's note terms of the order. After an hour his Honour took his Brand! • in • ' . in, a --- Grand Union 100 75. 6d - Wye Rail. -. 1 I.:. • . 62 . s: . • ment of a moderate duty. Railway, belonging to the Brighton and South K nt & Avn 40 63 arwick & I take any cognisance of, he cnly receives half his as French on the pay to you,in which he very handsomely tenders a free passage sea t, an d M r . Lawrence for the petitioners, Mr. Read Coast line when he saw a train consat . of an en ine L e e l d &Livr MO 251 . - 614 :Birming. j 100 21 ' 25 g 1 se es 02 a al a ffered an • there- 44 ;-. .. 8 es A g .9 nominal rent, and has to pay duty on the whole. Has shipbuilding in Francesu injury home to tlee offieers an c d o men of . the a ß ra esol r u i te t .. o This gene c o m m g eUpfrom g t h e L e eicester ... P . 100 61: 49% 1 Warwick & I 4 x 0 A I ?.. le. for some of the directors, Mr. Linklater for the assignees, truck laden with coals, and carr'ia es, 21. 9 k ll d tha hibi- The owner -of house property cannot get from ?It cannot, then, -( 1 a%e t the Pro rous manifestation of urtely is ch _ cte ei o f th e ip g h. dth f•Il e • - d'rt: i ec ion o on on. fL d The train g stopped near the g t ac , Leicstr &Nth 83 11.55. - Napton.. j 100 - -- - - ___ -- le condition of the existence toned English gentleman, animated by an elevated national an oer pro essiona gent emen or creditors attended. -- Loughborogh 143 701 550 ,Worcstr 81 78 10s. 19 Colchester 42 - 82(a 32 134 500 his rent, and - finds it eaten up by repairs, but tion is the indispensab . . on the Wimbledon side, and one of the men on the en- Macclesfield. 100 21. 101. 51 Birmine. If it were the case, while ot er men ime . ns h t' nt I tructions and special authority had, how- Mr. Lawrence said that he • appeared in support of the . has to pay •on a high fixed valuation. The tithe- of our dockyards. . e ever, been given to Commander Hartstein in regard to the gine jumped off and directed another man who was on Neath .• •• • • 100 161. - !Wilts & Brks - 73. Od. 4% Harwich 142 - 1.1e3' --- 8 - 769 th - ' petition by R C Ne b w ury and other creditors who had Oxford.. •. •• 100 - 103 Leigh - 14 64 101:1 - owner gives one of those lamentable statements of countries so easily do wi out that protection, w return of his officers and men. The Department at this • - ' ' the engine to take the train through the gates. Baker, ?daldon 2327 163 493 - (500 303,1186 which we have had so many lately in the curate should be at the very lowest step of the ladder." M. tirae cannot well issue new orders oh the subject. In thus Proved their debts. He referred to the judgment of the the gatekeeper, then closed the gatee and the train pro- WATER-WORKS. and small living controversy, and complains that Chevalier then refutes the assertion that in order to declining to accept Mr. Cunard's kind prop os iti on , e a eg L or d s j us ti ces delivered on Friday, and argued that, ceeded some little distance, when it again stopped. Two - . •t is necessar that wa es should be you to convey to him assurances that the department ap- d th Oth t' un er e 2 sec ion, 7 and 8 Vie., c. 111, the assignees other men, who appeared to be guards, then jumpedfrom Dividend AmOunt CHELMSFORD-Deo. 19. he has to pay Income-tax, not only on the net, have how prices i y g th - predates his good wishes as fully as if the circumstances Name of Company. per of Paid. Price A more efficacious means than r the carriages, and also the man on the engine. The four Annum. Share. The trade for wheat to-day was very dull, the best sorts bat on the gross receipts, though the former is reduced :-" e • e 1 had allowed a different decision. might petition the Court of Chancery for the appoint- . . ' - barely realising last week's prices. Second-rate w heats the sad reality, the latter only an arithmetical duction of wages to obtain cheap articles is imp eying • "Very truly your friend, tnent of an assignee for carrying out the object of the men then uitted the train and went into Baker s house - ad atini q • .a s. d. .£ 5. d. from Is to 2s cheaper, bat realised heavily at that reduet fiction. The farmer is indignant that he is not the machinery which produces them. Our oppobents II To Hon. H. L. Marcy. "J. C. DOBBIN." ng the line, followed by Baker. The sergeant then . Berlin ~. , 5l. per cnt. 10 0 0 100 ate tion. Spring corn suffered a slight reduction in price, ex' act. The only question appeared to be whether this went on to the line and looked rotted the tr ' am but he ail - East London allowed to make a retur n at all, but, profit or loss, state that the price of stuffs in France at this mo- _ was the proper tirae to present the petition. He con- could see no one in charge of it. The men went into Do. 4 per C ent. Pref. 4/. per cent. 25 0 0 - - . ep....s .as- wee-'s p-ce Wl* income or no income, he pays according to his rent. men.t is four times less time in 1816. If it was THE WARDMOTES. sidered that it could not be maintained that the applica- Baker's house about five minutes to 12 o'clock, and did Do. 5 per Cent. Pref. 51. per cent. 25 0 0 - - altered. 75 Wheat, white, old, per s. s. 1 s• s. The man of business and the professional man impossible for prices to fall without at the same -- "I"" ---- Grand Junction ...... 4:. per cat, 50 0 0 - e tion must stand over until all disputes in Bankruptcy not come out until a quarter past, and during the whole Do. New •• •• • • - 25 0 0 - - qr. 37 74 I Oats, per qr. 24 30 mu3t be presumed to be the worst used, for they time lowering the wages of the workman, f wage t Sunday being St. Thomae'reday, the election of gen. si of that time the train was unattended. When they came Kent.....• .......... - 100 0 0 - new....- - 1 Peas, Partridge ... 44 46 make the most noise, and, besides the money, they ought at this day to be only the fourth o h Trha tlemen to fill the office of Common Councilmen for the bad been settled. He considered th t a great evil out the four men got on to the train, and it then pro- Lambeth ...... • ..... 51. per cnt. 100 0 0 - 95 red, old 35 64 White 41 48 • have to suffer the inquisition, and are put in the they were forty years ago. Now, since t a pe- various wards of the City took place yesterday. The would arise from any delay, for the shareholders ceeded towards Croydon. New River Company.. - - - _ _ new....- - Boiling 42 49 dilemma of having to pay a great deal or confess nod wages have not been reduced ;on the con- following is the result :- would, unless protected, be compelled to convert Mr. Solomon, who attended for the prisoners, elicited in Southwark &Vauxhall - 100 0 0 - West Sliodlesex ••• • - - 61 0 0 - 101 Barley . 43 48 I Dun 40 4 4 ' eulated the 2% p Chevalier 36 60 1 Beans, Tick 44 43 themselves in a bad way. The public officials say trary, they have risen. If wages re e ALDGATB WARD. their property into capital and quit the coma. cross-examination that the train in question was the last Do. Do, , ..... 41. per, cent. 51 8 - Sof all coun- Messrs Whiteside de ut Messrs Burn 11 on the line either way that night, and therefore no dan- Grinding 40 43 1 Harrow ticks4o 41 that they are the poorest class of men in the coun- price of manufactures, England i . th- * ' 13 y, • e ' try, which would tend to their ruin and the most serious BRIDGES. Malt 72 76 1 Mazagan 40 44 try, and with the least power of bettering themselves, tries of Europe the one where all products, en .t Turnley, Hudson, loss of the creditors. It was therefore highly desirable ger could be expected by the train standing there. Dividend Amount Chevalier 74 78 1 Ditto, new...- ""' Rucknall, Stephenson, Mr. Anscombe the inspector of police on the railway, yet they pay actually more in the aggregate than out exception, should be the dearest ; whereas 1 l of Paid. Price. _____ • Osmond, Hill. that a receiver should be appointed as soon as possible. said a ' I • Name of Company. per ny person cou d have got on to the train and started all the tenant farmers in this aaricultural country. 181, beyond all comparison, that in which manua Annum. Share. KIRKCALDY-Dee. 20. d. B the same ALDERSIGATe. He saw no reason why the machinery of both Courts the engine before the defendants could have reached it. - - The trades and professions tro not pay quite so labour is mest highly remunerate y . . . xs.d.X 5. d. We had a fair supply of wheat, but small of barley and . try which Messrs Lawson de ut much as might be expected ; but, it they have had reasoning Naples should be the coun . (p y, Messrs. Woodward, mtght not operate together without anY CoDflintiOn rbat wax the only danger to be apprehended, as there was Hunger:ord.... • • .... .... 25 0 0 - - oats. Sales quick. Best wheat ls per qr. dearer ; °ate here the low- R. Bewley, J. T. Norris, of rights or interests-all that was desired was that the no other train running. The line only had single rails. - to save themselves by telling stories, the grievance produces the cheapest, as wages are t _ southwark ...... •• .. .... 100 0 0 - _ generally 15 per qr. higher. Barley was also the turn ia De Jersey, J. Wood, Court would put the assignees in motion, in order to Mr. Solomon said the defendants would plead guilty Ditto New of 7% p.c. 103 per cent. 50 0 0 - favour of sellers. is all the same and we are not surprised at their est. The very reverse is the fact. England, where _ Godion, R. Chaplin. to leaving the train unattended. He then made an Waterloo ..... - trying to get rid of it. The owners of property, on labour is more highly paid, produces cheaper than facilitate the winding-up of the affairs under the earnest a al on behalf of the defe da • • nts hoping his Ditto Old Ann. of SI. 11. 12s. Od. 60 0 0 - - Wheat. I Barley. I Oats. I Beaus. the other hand, say that the fact of being accessible any other the greater part of her manufactures ; BISHOPSGATE. bankruptcy. He referred to the cases of the worshi "e l 1 k 1 • • f n h ' p wou ita e a enient view ot e case, as it was Ditto Nw ditto of 7/. 11. Ss. Od. 40 0 0 - - First Vauxhall ............ 28s. 70 10 3 - - Second 62s Od 1 42s Cal 28s Od i Os as• 58s Od 1 41s Od 1 24s Od , Os Ocl. b- Messrs. Peacock de ut has laid them open to all kinds of rates and taxes, the kingdom of the Two Sicilies, where labour o , py, Messrs. Stopgood, Royal Bank of Australia, and of Messrs. proved that no danger could have resulted by the train Third 3os Od 1 30s Od I 20s ud .1 Os a • Stevens, deputy, W. H. Filcher GAS -LIGHT AND COKE COMPANIES. and they are already burdened past bearing ;so tains the lowest remuneration, produces dearest. ' Wright in bankruptcy, and under the Winding.up standing on the line, and also that the defendants would Lambe, Carr, Dividend Amount they think it not at all unreasonable that the less In what does the difference consist in this, that lose their situations, which would be a sufficient punish- Edmiston, Ashby, Act in which cells were made on the shareholiers long Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. accessible position of the tradesman or the profes- Eugland employs the most improved macialnery Patten, T. S. Crowden, before the estates were realised. He considered that ment. Annum. Share. . sional man, of which he ordinarily has the full and the best implements. M. Chevalier shows that William Jones, - C. Gilpin, Mr. Ingham said he should take into consideration that the administration of the estate, under the bank- being the last train and no other running at the time. If Zs...aa. d. -00 AL MARKET.-Deo. 22. • benefit, should in extraordinary times subject him no proposition is better established than that the Warren, G. Taylor. raptcy, would be beneficial to both the creditors it had not been so he should have felt it his duty to British Provincial .• .. 71. per cent. 20 0 all - - 15 feces of Coal per ten at the close of the market -to a little inconvenience. improvement of machinery, instead of depriving Brighton •• •• .• •• •• •• 51. per cent. 20 0 BREAD-STREET. inflict the full penalty of 101. However, it was a very s. d. Wallsend, ase. and shareholders ; but unless a receiver were appointed City of London .. •• •• 2/. per cent. 150 0 150 0 0 86 Now, clearly a tax ought not to be a universal the labourine classes of employment, gives by an Messrs. W. Hawtrey, dep. Messrs. J. J. Millard, serious offence to leave a train unattended, and must be Equitable •.•••.. •• •• 2/. 10s. 50 o all - Bebside's Hartley 16 3 5 • • grievance. It ought to lie evenly like a well- increased safe of the manufactured article, employ- N. Maughen, F. Maynard, to afford the shareholders protection, or otherwise, he marked with some severity He fined Head, who had European .... .•• - .• 5/. per cent. 20 o , - - 13 Holywell l7 6 Braddyll l.B 0 made coat, like fat on a prize ox, or a cargo on its ment to a greater number of hands. There are, for D. Laurie, W. Patten, could not hold out any hope of a dividend of 205. • in charge of h • / . t e train 5., or one months' imprisonment, Great Central .. • • .... 141, pew e nj . i 0 2 - _ 88% Howard's West Hartley teembton 18 0 bottom. It ought to fall like atmospheric pressure instance, a hundredfold more printers at present J. P. Snell, 1 J. Smith. the pound, hut an enormous deficiency. as he was more cul i pable than the rest. He next fined I ma t r t i o a l iie . w . ..•• . • • • 1 oi• pc_ 1. 5 5 '4 ? 0 12 10 0 29% Netherton 16 0 Pensher 17 0 which men of science tell you collies to a ton or so than there were copyists before the discovery of BRIDIFE. Mr. Lawrence called Mr. Harding, but it was stated Mitchell 3/., or 21 days, and the other two defendants Ditto Debentures.. - Stock 100 0 0 - Longridge'sWstHartleyl6 3 pi nnerner lB 0 . for every one of us, but which nobod.e feels, or feele Guttenburg. It is caleulated that previous to the Messrs. J. Low (deputy), Memo. C. Whethem, that he had left the Court, having been sent for by his 2/. each, or 21 days' imprisonment. Do. Continental 1 stCap. 31. ss. 50 0 42 15 0 - Tanneld Moor Butes 15 9 Russell's Hetton 0 13 4 Do. Do. 2d Cap. V. 153. 50 0 41 0 0 - 18 9 Walker Primrose ... ...... 15 3 south Hetton only when by the barometer it is the lightest. It. use of machinery in Great Britain there were but T. Pewtress, J. Arnold, Honour the Vice-Chancellor. - Do. Do. 3d Cap. 41. 10s. 50 0 43 10 0 - 0 is a heavy, lumping tax, that lies on you like :I. 7,900 operatives employed in the cotton manufac- J. Hill, J. Johnson, WORSHIP-STREET.-Edward Deeks and Eiward Do. Do. 4th Cap. 21. 50 0 41 0 0 - Gosforth . 17 0 at ewar te e 19 Mr. Linklater was heard at great length in objec- r, ~ , , all - Wallsend, Aro. South Kelloe 18 6 , sack. The tax-gatherer comes ;led takes 50/. or ture ;20 years later there were 350,000. At present, H. Matthews, W. Dray. ummery, ooth oetween 12 and 13 years of age, were, independent ......... .51. 40 0 25 • 19 0 tion to the prayer of the petition, contending that the London Parl. Preferen. 61. per cent. 25 0 - Riddell l7 0 Tees 100/. out of you at once, just what you had des- , probably more than 1,500,000 individuals gain a liv- BROAD-STREET. charged before Mr. D•E • • yncourt, on remand, with being Phcenix ..... •....... 51. per cent. 60 0 52 0 0 44% Eden main 17 9 Evenwood 1.6 6 tined for a trip to Brighton or :Master Tommyat Mg for their families in the various manufactories in Messrs. W. Hartridge, dep. Messrs. T. Corbey, affairs might be more readily wound up in Bankruptcy concerned in stealing 25s the money of the first-named Ratcliff .... 5/. .. •..•••• •• 20 0 16 0 0 16 sehooline. It is not to be avoided, but is rather the United Kingdom. Railways, which it was be- W. Cox, J. Humphries, than by the immediate appointment of a receiver. prisoner's father. Surrey Consumers .... 81. per cent. 10 0 all 11 ~, 3, BelmOnt 17 6 W. Foster, C. Wharton, On the 15th instant both lads were brought to this • United General •••• .. 135 6cl. per sh. SO 0 - 20% Ships at market... 62 I Sold increased,by economy. Nor is it much mitigation lieved would take tne placeofhorses audrender them His Honour considered the application was premature, Westminster Chartered 64 per cent. 59 0 - 53% , H. Brown, T. Abraham. court, in company with a third of nearly th a m ea --e -a-e - oe, Ditto, New ....•• .• - 50 0 10 0 0 10% . that the money is wanted to pay up the debts of a unnecessary, giveemployment,directly orindirectly, and looking at the acts of Parliament as they read, he and charged with the -felony, but it appearing that Western A .... , 10 0 all '7,‘ war, or a subsidy to an ally, or an augmentation of to twicos many persons andanimalsas were required BASSISHAW. did not consider there would be any advantage to the Ditto B 4 0 0 - LOCAL SHARE MAR/CRT& Deets and Goddery only were implicated, the third was . our army and navy. - On the contrary vou ar , i previous to their construction. The secret of this Messrs. Britten (deputy), Messrs. C. E. Tuller, ' shareholders, but, on the contrary, the grantiug of the allowed to go at large. Deeks admitted having con- INSURANCE COMPANIE . -„,..-___. . only all the more critical as to the soundness of the multiplication of . labour consists in the reduced W. Lister, A. Locke. prayer of the petition at the present time might be hold- cocted the robbery a week previous with his companion, Dividend Amount LIVERPOOL. Deo. 22. expenditure, and rather exasperated if you light price of thtearticle manufactured, and consequently CANDLEWICK. Paid. Price. lug ont a delusion to the creditors. and the officer in the case stated that at an early hour of Name of Company. per of , _ sea s on some abominable waste, such as that we com- the greater consumption.-The pamphlet of M. Messrs. Dakin, Messrs. Frinneb, the day they were brought here, he by chance overheard Annum. ShSire. STOOK EXCHANGE.-The Stock Exchange to-use at Mr. Linklater stated that a sum of about 100,0041/. - doing a very quiet business, but prices were stead,' , mentecl on a few days age in squandering and Chevalier has been largely circulated. It can hardly Towse, Matthe we, a suppressed conversation in a garden, and discovered the full rates of Saturday. Midlands 82 la-- e , flinging away the stores of the ' Crimean expedttiou, fail to bring conviction home to all who read it, at Elliott, Rowe. had been paid into court by Mr. Harding, the official the three bo ' 1 Dkl , ' h ye in a water-c oset, ee s ...eying tee sum Albion .... •• •• ...... 71. per c. 500 0 0 50 0 0 90 t 21 22 Lo d dN th - Fir tern 105 i Eas ern, a - nonan . or .es ~..... ei, and begin to reckou that many a Greek merchant least all who are not influenced by the merest sel- CASTLE BAYNARD. 1 manager, under the order of the Vice-Chancellor, and named in a purse in his pocket. The father positively Alliance Bri:. and For. I/. 14s. 6d.bs 100 0 0 11 0 0 17U Norse has sacked out of that waste twenty - times your fishness in maintaining the present barbarous sys- Messrs. Deputy Hicks, Messrs. G. J. Cockerell, that sum would be speedily available for a dividend. refused to attend, and Mr. D'Eyncourt directed the Ditto Marine ....... SI. p.c. & bs. 100 0025 0 0 eta, Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 33i ..3„.• Athenseam .. •••• • • .• - 10 0 all - Eastern, Berwick, 201-Ditto, Leeds Capital Stock, !este. forced contribution to the war. Then we are pro- tem, or whe are invincibly ignorant. F. Farrer, T. Parker, The petition, therefore, stood dismissed; but hopes parents of the prisoners to be in attendance on the re- Atlas . mised only one year more of it after next April. - A.lfred Adlard, C. Odell, are still entertained that the differences may be adjusted, mend. Yesterday Mr. Hutton, late an inspector of the /Argus Life .. e a. C. Hawkins, R. Willey. N division, waited on the maeistrate and informed him British Commercial .. V. 10s. 50 0 0 5 0 0 67., new, 2I p.-Eastern Counties 9.6.3.-Birkenheade Lanva. That is the date of the one year more, and we ere Sporting Intelligence. and that, after the judgment and expressions of opinion on th M D d ' • ' • ' • at r. eeks ha that morning hung himself in his Church of England .. 71. 10s. 50 0 0 20 0 3% . . shire, and Cheshire (late Chester a ' • k h ad) ans nd Bir en e este, to believe it if we like. One additional year bee CORNHILL. the part of the Lords Justices and the learned Commis- v London CR of 5/. 50 0 0 2 0 0 214 bedroom. The body was discovered attached to one of - • 0 10 0 0 - shares, 171 -London and North Western", it se . --.0, - " Messrs. E. Harrison, Meisrs. D. Nicoll, ClericLaled.& Gen. Life spr ct.& bs. 100 0 already been obtained by counting the first ten 4/. 100 0 0 10 0 0 - new, a dia. sioner, the order maybe carried into effect, Mr. Harding the bedposts about an hour after death. For some time County ......•• •• -•• TATTERSALL'S-MONDAY. R. C. Randell, H. Hoppe. days of April as a whole twelvemonth, and it is 6e. 50 0 0 50 0 - _ R. Johnston. continuing in office in the character of official manager, past he was known to have been in a very desponding 11. 5 1 5. 50 0 0 50 0 6% not unreasonable to apprehend that another year A scanty attendance, and only the following bets state. By trade he was a builder, and resided at 8 agle .. 1 E q uity and Law.-- 5% per cent. 100 0 0 5 0 0 5C doing more may be expended out of au equal quaiatity (4 laid :- QUEENHTTRE. and Mr. Lee, the official assignee, carrying out the pro• Ryder-terrace, Shepherdess-walk, City-road. European Life l/. 20 0 a all 1 8 STOOK EXCHANGE. -The market to-day wail ea DERBY. Messrs. Wm. Rathbone Messrs. T. H. Saunders, ceedin • b cl . gs in ankruptcy. Mr. Haring, who was present m , tie' endowment - • with rather easier prices. Dover° , original matter. But, supposing there to be o , ly r. D Eyncourt observed that it was a very shock. Fam a quiet business, h e sterf 11 to 1 eget Blink Bonny (taken) Thos. Burrough's, J. D. Cass General 6 per cent. 50 0 all 5% ener, during the forepart of the proceedings, was highly corn- 1-16-Midland, 82-East Lancashire, 221-Manea re . one year more of it, that one year is like the las ing occun sues, and one that ought to have a salutary 14 te 1 agst Loyola (taken) George Rayment, J. Terry. .aa a - 51. per cent. Stock. all 101 Sheffield, and Lincolns, 331-Ditto, 6/. pref., 11-1 6 la " half" of the schoolboy, the most intolerable of plimented for the urbanity with which he had carried effect upon the child, who, however, did not appear to be alzeia. Life . ..... • • - - 47 5 3 - hire 20 0 0 50 0 0 - North Staffolds, 5 13-16 dia.-Leeds, 97-Lanos s 20 to 1 agst Tournament (taken) WALBROOK. _ all. We are not surprised, then, to find just now, 20 to 1 agst Sydney (taken) Messrs. E. Conder (deputy) I Messrs. Thomas Rowley, eut his onerous duties. A. dividend maY be expected in the slightest degree grieved at the information so cud. Do. Do.. Guardian , 5/. per cent 100 0 e 20 0 0 52% Assurance, par. when the tax-collectors are probably making their 25 to 1 agst Lady Hawthorne (taken) Ford, H. E. Murrell, shortly-perhaps in January. denly afforded. He had been t wice before guilty of similar Imperial Fire... • • - second or third calls, when Christmas bills are 25 to 1 agst Zuyder Zee (taken) Hale, T. E. Fry. practices. Both the boys, with a sufficient caution, were then Imperial Life „ 145.& 2/ ba 100 0 0 210 0 - Indemnity Marine.... 5, p. ct.&bs. 100 0 0 13 0 0 95 BIRMINGHAM, Deo. 22. - . en , coming in, and in many a household the hospitali • 25 to 1 agst Areenal (take 39 to 1) William Dawson, I Law Fire ............ 2s &is bons 100 00210 0 3% tVW STOME EXCHANG/L-The business to-day was u° sae ties and amusements of the season will be a bitter 30 to 1 agst Athlete (taken) CINAP. POLICE INT.ELLIGENCE-Dec. 22. discharged. ' Thos. Cumming and Alfred Holman were brought u Law Lite... ........ 51 per cent 100 0 0 12 10 0 61 brisk but the prices were firm. The closing tre n te ez mockery of hidden wretchednees, there is an uu- 40 to 1 agst Blue Jacket (taken and offered) P Legal and de . neral Life 45.. . per share 50 0 0 2 0 0 5 . , Messrs. E. Fenning (dep.), Messrs. Lucas Houghton, 4. for final examination, cbarged with having broken into London usual ebullition of feeling against a duty assessed at 50 to 1 agst Blue Devils (taken) R. G. Pead, William Tegg, GUILDHALL.-Taontas Hay, a square-bnilt and and plundered the premises of Mr. Joshua Tattoo, a cloth London & Prov. Law • • 3s. 50 0020 0 2% Great Westerns, 69a a-Midlands, 82s-Birenintr7,-, 1.8. 4d. t-pound on every man's income, over and CHESTER CUP. William Barnes, William Connell, • Marine rather corpulent Person. apparently about 50 years of inanufaciurer in Criepin-street, Spitalfields, and were •••• •• •• •• 185.& bs. 100 0 0 20 0 g ~ 0 62 Bankin Co 33-Grreat Western, Birmingham A. Med. Invlid & Gen. Life 4% per cent 50 0 0 2 0 0 3 % 10. 6.3. ' above a weight of Customs, Excise and Assessed 41 te 1 eget Tasmania (taken) Jonathan Thorp, Stewart. age, and described in the police-sheet a s a gentleman, committed to Newgate for trial. Minerva ............ bi. per cent. 20 0 0 4 0 0 - Taxes, such as none but an Englishman could carry 40 to 1 agst Melissa (taken) COLEMAN-STREET. residing at 8, St. Mary's-square, Kennington, was placed - Monarch -.. ........ 51. per cent. 5 0 0 I 0 0 11. . , or endure. 1000 et 15 eget Homily (taken, 1000 to 10 a's) laid) mesars. Davis (deputy), Messrs. Webster, at the bar before Alderman Rose charged with attempt- WESTMINSTER.-Robert Trevallion, a man about New Equitable - Pelican • ....•• 5/ p. ct. --; - - . SEABORNE MAILS. What, then, is to be said about it ? In our own 1000 to 10 agst Slanderer (taken) , Valiance, Hogg, ing to extort money by threatening language. He was 35 y ears o f age, was charged with begging. Phcenix - _ ' - In the City during the morning 10,000 to 100 was also charged with obtaining money by false pretences. The defendant was seen on Sunday evening, in Lown- Professional Life...... 51. per cent. 6 5 0 010 0 - -0.-____ oral sober judgment it is rather too late to commence a Perkins, Westall, Oa taken about Leamington. Mr. Augustus Greatrex, a surgeon, of 23, Holborn- d es - square , begging, when a lady sent him out sOlne Provident Life-. ~ •• 12%. per c. 100 0 0 10 0 0 - dt f ski 11 11 a Sundai. e at 8 [When the aeor m ng up ama fa son _ ~i . the Dr _ movement against a one year's tax that has stood Saunders, Roberts. Rock Life.... ••„ ~ •• 7 10 50 0 0 on 0 remains open until the day following ; except in the ea" :A, up tb a the ordeal of a session, and which the nation has A poll takes place to-day on the part of Mr. Kenyon. hill, said he was called down from his dinner to the pri- food. A policeman who had watched him told him that Royal Exchange .... . 8 p c ll. & Sto_ck. - mail, via Southampton, which, on such occasionl, 11 mae SALE OF BLOOD STOCK. loner, whom he found in hi s consu iti ng . room , an d directly he could not permit him to beg there, and took him into sun Fire ...... •• ....:. 614 - P.C.& l a. _ acquiesced in without much remonstrance for nearl y CORDWAINERS. ft evening previous.] , The folio win hors.e in training and yearlin s were he entered the prisoner, addressing him in the mostfriendlY custody. Ditto Life -• •• 11. 14s. - - • . nine months. Last April was ' the time, for before g b Messrs. Lott (deputy), Messrs. Joyce, United Kingdom ...• 41. & bonus. 20 005 10 0 47/ 11 011 sold ete da g Mond - ith hei ay), w t r engagements, y Croncher, Chaffey, and familiar manner, said, sin ow d o y ou d o , Mr. Gres', The policeman said that the defendant WAR a ticket- er " es 1 Life ..... 51. & bonus 100 0 0 10 0 0 - volt -----.-- -- r -- that month had expired it had been fully explained Mess y rs s T r atte y rs ( all :- • Taylor Lamb. trexl" The prisoner, who spoke very rapidly during the o m ea ye m an , we ll known to them, and most desirous of ai n e i t y C e ria a eire •• ...••• 51. & toOTIUS . - 50 0 51( . ay ale / that the length of the neeotiation had cost a year's Lord Be k 1 3 lif b r e ey, yre o, y Slane out of Mnffatee- A•poll on behalf of Mr. Leach takes place to-day. interview, thecn said he w as C a pt a i n Hay, the son of obtaining an honest living. He had conducted himself Income-tax, and that by''the existing act we were 37 gs . LientaGeneral Hay, end tbat he had been out driving very well since he obtained his discharge, and had corn- JOINT-STOCK BANKS. the des- ve „, g , expe cted saddled with it till April, 1858. That was the oc- Alice Went worth, 3 yrs old, by Nutworth out of CRIPPLEGATE WITHIN. with his friend Major Harvey, and they had had pletely reformed. ' Post.olllce. patched. ' ' ' ............ casion to make a stir about it, when there might Elegance-100 gs. Messrs. William Brass, 1 Messrs B . en. Spilsbury, the misfortune to get upset. He had chosen a soft place D e f en d an t sa id he would work at an thin and had Name of Company. Dividend Amount per of Paid. Price. ---' ---- --- ------ ---- have been time to devise some substitute or to all er Termagant, 3 yrs old, by Sweetmeat out of Fidget- B. E.' Brown, John Edmonds, for himself, but his friend the Major was not so fortu- oni b •d d b b h y ld g, y een in uce to eg ecause e cou not starve, Annum. Share. Lisbon 7th,l7th,Sc} South- Alhant" Dec. 24 Ta ll o the Income-tax so as to fit the shoulders of Johil 35 gs. Herbert Lloyd, I John Burkett, nate, he having received a severe injury to his head and and would not steal. - 6 a mpton bra. Bull rather more easily than it now does. On the Malakoff, 2 yrs old, by Surplice out of Marietta by John Parker, W. Brass, jun. dislocated his shoulder. He further said, without ; ; g.v•ng Mr. Paynter-What have you been doing since you Australasia.... - 101 ••••• .£ id Zsd Gibraltar met e, • • * * Gibraltar -1 . per cent. 40 0 0 all 99 . 4th and , eve of 1857, and for one year only, there is so littie Sheet Anchor, engeteed in the Two Thousand Guineas CRIPPLEGATE WITHOUT. witness an opportunity of speaking, that; he had had a obtained your ticket-of-leave II Bank of Egypt ...... - 25 0018 15 0 - Malta: •• .•. . 1 20th of Rip9 o, hope of any result that we feel it would be mere Stakes, the Epsom Derby, the Stockbridge Derby, in a Messrs. Edward Stillwell, Memo. Robert Spence, consultation . with the medical officer of the hospital Defendant-I have worked in different parts of the la i n t li si c i e N L o o r neon . 51. per cent. 100 0 0 50 0 0 - Egypt •••• • • I 4th & 20th Pt th Ce lon •• - 31 - f the .-.011- ; thAmerican V. p. c. & bs. 50 0 0 all - Y o ampto Colombo the loss of time and power to make the attempt. sweepstakes of 300 60V8 each, h ft, at Goodwood, with John Pickering, Walter Morriese, . w o here his friend had been t ken a h f If- ; t' , a , an, ee .e.e qu.te a. country, and I can have a good c haracter for honesty Ch. Bk. Ind. Aust & Ch. C. per cent. 20 0 0 60 0 - India ••.. • • month. month. , Fugitive erne to the post), in the Doncaster St. Leger, George Cuthbert, Septimus Read, nme altiong them, as he was au old ptipil of Sir Astle s y .rom Mr. Davies, one of my employers. I would go to City .... ..... .. The amount of the tax is necessary to the Chau- din the Eesby Tiaennial Stakes at Catterick-briciee William King, David Smith. Cooper s. He then as quickly told hi m a l ong story, excavating work, but I have no tools. colonial.. aa a - IviaCeylon) El.° 4th of 1 Bea th- .. - cellor of the Exchequer's financial arrangemen rs, an s • - ' Commercial of London. 100 011 20 0 0 28 China of 10 sovs each, h ft-51 gs. how he had attended an officer who subse uentl died e % Ai the am ton and when every sixpence of it has been paid in, the & mei .: A poll was demanded for the other candidates, Messrs. b • q 3' , Mr. Paynter -You have tried all in your power to Eng. scot. & Aust. Ch. 101. per cent. 20 0 0 all - Penang .. ••• 1 P month. Reg. t et, 2 yrs old, b Annandale out of Enehantrese j h ut on witness requeeting him to come to the objeo 20 Singapore - • South- Co'uni ell Wiltshire and o nson, Sew „ Turner, tof get employment / Lond. Char. Bk. of Aus. 41. per cent. 20 0 0 „ DOO.- OOP' late war will still have left the addition of many by Inheritor, enea d• Y th E D b ge in e peon' er y, the Stock. his visit, as he was at dinner, the prisoner went on to Defendant--No man has ever tried harder. Do. New ........ .. 20 0 0 197 i Australia(viaj 2 ,, Jae , 12 •• i ampton bleu millions to the National Debt, and consequently bride@ Derby, ar7d the St Le ,d D t S k • ger ae °noes er ta ee DOWGATZ. say that, in consequence of the accident, he had to go to Mr. Paynter commiserated the poor man's condition, " t 1 London and County .. IS/. per cen .50 0 0 20 0 0 31 ~,t_he_C4o ( = Messrs. Harker, Messrs. Mortimer, i i i i . do & n e j a o s i t n n t. le t n o k eit c .. . i ?e per cent. :100 0 0 50 0 0 - 'c i p e ; .... Dar t. Th . Eug j e ad of many hundred thousands to our annual out- at Doneester-255 gs. Sleane-street to get some mone y an d necessaries for his and said . that in order that he might have a start he l a 2% pc. & bs' 60 0 0 10 0 0 34 :: E San. 5•• • • mouth n •S• Jan. 25 • . Coleman, M`Laren. Mauritius goings. Nor is this a time to be stinting the Cedric, 2 yrs eal, by Teucbstone eat of Rowena by friend ; but tbat, as he was an old friend of Mr. Dale's would give him some money from the poor box. Londn dad Westminatr 16:. per cent. 'lOO 0020 0 0 49. , Lindsay • ' Kearns. Kebble 100 0 0 35 0 0 -' 9 Ceylon •• • • Treaaury. The public mind has lately re- Recovery, engaged in the Tvo Thousand Guineas Stakes, A 11 d d . po was demi e on behalf of Messrs White and ' (witness's predecessor), he had taken the liberty of call- The man, after having received some money, Was dis- Nat. Provincial of Eng. Ditto New .... -• • ft ft 20 0 0 In 0 0 - India ceived an unusual impulse in favour of certain the Epoi.li Leroy, the Dancaster St. Leger, the Man- F ' ing upon witness, to ask him to lend him some money- c h arge d, an d lett the court with a cheerful countenance. Dittoditto ox. 20 0 0 50 0 - Madeira • .._. 1 operations and improvements that will cost money, chester Produce Stakes, 10 60V4 each, ii ft, and the merely some small silver, to save him the trouble of go- -- Nationcd Bank - CapedeVerds South- Tr° and will require large immediate advances, even if Ebor St. Leger at York, 25 sovs each- 50 gs. FARRINGDON WITHOUT. ing to the West-end. He said he would leave witness MA.RLBOROUGH-STREET.-The conduotor of an New South Wales ..--; Brazil .. •. • • 34 Jan. 9.... 1 ani ton Tat nar " I/. 12 Rebecca, 2 yrs old, by Sweetmeat Messrs Hodgeon, out of Moonbeam, , . I Messrs. Barnard, the value of it ; but, on second consideration, he said he Uxbridge omnibus was summoned by Sir James South Orientai Bank Corpora. 101. per cent. 25 0 0 ~ " BuenosAyres I P the 'best and most equitable arrangemeuts be made Ottoman Bank for repaying them. The British public have lately engaged in lsie Epsom °eke, the Nassaa Stakes at Good- leas, Butler, would write a check for W. and witness could give him for charging double the legal fare, and for using abusive Provincial of Ireland a - p.ct.&bs. 100 0025 0 0 - lands ..... . J ood the Great North of En land Bienne l Stakes a Clemow, Ross, a portion of that amount, and he would call in the morn- language. Ditto, New....... • . 81. per cent. 10 0 0 all - West Indies discovered many wants and grievances that will ' York' ' g a t Anderton, Scammill, 10nian....... .. , the Yorkshire Oaka the Doncaster St Leger and ing for the balance. wit ness ask e d prisoner for 'his The real defendant did not make his appearance, but cost much to set them right. For example, what Biennial Stakes at Salisbu'r • - ' y-50 gs. Obbard, Bedford name, upon which prisoner said he had told it twice, a little boy was in attendance, who declared himself to tt o h n tispal t ia .• -... ' VI . Per "I . N 0 g 2 :61 Honduras). . lat and are we to do with the criminals, whom the colo- Fugitive (late Fast Day), 2 yrs old, by Birdcatcber Walter, Woollerton, but he would mention it again. It was Captain Hay. be the " regalia" and only conductor. He recollected a Ditto .. us ralia.... 1 . per cen. . .. •••••• Of -- 210 0 - Venezuela .. 2d BI Ogile7th South- Magda. 16th of orisas o 15 0 0 3 0 0 •,-„ Grey Town.. nies will no longer receive, whom humanity will out of Touch-me-not ay Touelistens, engaged in the Lawley, Cotterell, Witness being struck with the inconsistency of the pri- gentleman like Sir James riding in the omnibus, and Union of Hamburg •• .. - .5 10 0 0 ''' % New Granada month. ampton lona til e no longer endure to see dealt with by short and. Two Thou-end Guineas Stakes, the Epsom Derby, the Gresbam, Williams. soner's statement, that he was a medical man and a cap- that a man named Phillips demanded and received ls Union of L0nd0n...... 101.po& .b 5. 1 2 ( 0 ) 0 50 0 0 41 Chili • Unhy Mutual .... •• • • - summary process, and whom there is a erowing re- Racing Stakes, and a Sweepstakes of 300 sotto each, A poll was demanded on behalf of Messrs. Pearce tain in Her Majesty's service, declined to lend him any from him. Western BaukeLondn. - 100 00,50 0 0 - Peru pugnance to see abroad in our streets ? 6 Plans have h ft, at Goodwood, with Malakoff (one to the post), the and Langham. money, and told him that he had made a similar applies- A p ers o n i n court, who seemed to be reeponsible for California • DOCKS. been proposed, hilt they are always costly. Indeed Ebor St. Leger, and Great Yorkshire Stakes at York, LANGROURN. tion to him on a former occasion, when he called and the omnibus, said that Phillips was not in the employ Dividend Amount Honduras ..... .. Paid. Price. Nassau a ., lal Jan. 17 .. 1- South' •• . the . humanity costs much more than the most humane the St. Leger and Doncaster Stakes at Doncaster, and , Meep•rs. Unwin (deputy) Megsrs. Bache, said he was a friend of Mr. Dale's, and that he was col- of the proprietor. Name of Company per of ampton mo nth. are aware of. Every young pickpocket whom we the Easby Trienuial Stakes at Catterick Bridge-100 Snelling, Sully, lecting subscriptions for the relief of the widow and family At the recommendation of Mr. Beadon he consented Annum. Share. _______ ---,-- -___ Mexico .. OrW ee _ nth- Magda- Jan . 1 take from the streets and deliver to the care of our guineas. Howard, Webber, of a medical man. He also saal on --- -- 1 that occasion that to apologise, to pay the expenses, and to put ss. into the .e s. d. Zs. d. H avana ..:: 31 Jan. 2.• .. lat ton lens , ' P brown yearling fill by Grosvenor out of Oxon•a by Shaw ' Crosley. he was trying to get the children into an asylum. Wit poor-box, a gum which Sir James increased to a • 51 r cent Stock. Stock. - philanthropists costs the nation as much as a curate, Cla A athain . y 1 ' guinea, Commercial •• • • ...... . p • Stock. ~ - Madeira eneaeed in the Molecotnb Stakes at Good- A r,oll was demanded ou behalf of Mr S monds ness told him that this was tbe second time he had ap as a seasonable donation. Do. Preference 0 Teneriffe - Niger Jan. - who, under existing arrangements, could easily i ' l e i-r •p k s . . .3' • India 61 pr cent. Stock. f t -.... WOOd, t e i ton ar takes at Salisbury, in the plied to him, and advised him to beware of the third visit, East and West • • • mouth LIME-STREET. D & Canal 4 1. Per cent- 100 e 0 100 0 0 - W C.of Africa •• Grand Surry • reel' augment his share ot the public expenditure by E ps si °see, and the Convivial Stakes at Tork-27 . Messrs D. Cook as he would most certainly give him into custody. The 100 0 0 100 0 0 - British North A deputy) I Messrs Thomas Simo do Do. Loan Notes •• • • ~ Liver - Asia Des. 20 taki n g t o so me c o urse that would reuder himself A. bay yearling colt by Fernhill out of Sister to Le g i: * * T . ( -' I • ri , prisoner upon this &aid he certainly should honour him 5 per cent. Pref. 51. Pr cent. 25 005 0 0 - America IE Every Fri.} pool • .B. Simpson, William Simpson, IkrURDERS IN FRANCE. Do. Stock. Stock. - United States and hi s wife amenable to the criminal law. Then couheld, engaged in the Epsom Derby-22 ge. with another call, and on being assured that he would Ailan tia PORTSIOKEN. St. Katharine -..• • .. 4%1. per cnt. Stock. •• _ United States 1 Dec. 23 and} Liver- nl2 there are camps,barracks, harbours of refuge, awl A. bay ditto by Fernhill, dam by Hampton, out of Mes re. Christie d be given into custody, he became so abusive, and his .s. outhampton ........ 4 per cent. 50 0 0 50 0 0 - British North E alternate Ericsson ...60. , , 0 ( eputy) Messrs. Hayward, poet buildings for every imaginable purpose of peace Comm', engaged in the Eptoni Derby 22 gs. language so violent, that witness considered it advisable The Court of Assizes of the Hautes Pyrenees three e. victoria •. • • ........ 5/. Os per c. 20 0 0 20 0 0 19% America - Annie, Arlie Davis, Ditto New •• •• •• •• . 20 0 0 14 0 0 13% U'nited States to hand him over to the care of the police. days ago tried a man named Pujo for m urder. An old South- Wash- Dee , 26 or war rising up, not only in this metropolis, but A bay yearling filly by Pyrrhus the First out of I Thompson, Tenable', British North 1M Dec. 31 •• 1 ampton ington The prisoner here said he merely called upon the wit near Bagneres, Anifi r all over these isles. These are luxuries which wiq Paln:tyra., engaged in the Epsom Oaks-25 gs. f Raymond, Vile. • shepherd named Couradette, of Astuge, LIST or SCOTTISH COMPANIES' PRICES. America coat A enesunt ditto by Neasham out of Maid of Sara- ness to ask him to lend him a sovereign, when Mr. his sheep and, e Liver- N. Awe- Jan , 7 sas ... naoney, if we choose to indulge in them ;to left home on the Ist of August to attend , Canada I E Dec. 23 .• j pool rican • Dividelld Bay n a t l., g ten of the en h h d • - croae ments upon t eOr inare s c goose, engaged in the Hopeful Stakes at Doncaster Messrs. G.. A.. L. Redhead TOWER. Greatrex raised his hand in a threatening manner, and 'd not r eturn at night. As Name of Company. per AlW ant in arriin oln •, Meetic in the Two year-old Stakes, in the , 1 Meson. T. S. Smith, said if he dared to come again he would give him into contrary to his custom, he di Of Paid. p r i m M-Bforning. E-Evening. !,, of our military and naval expenditure, of - . g' ' Thomas Turnbull, 1 • the next day his Annum. ghare. • which th e re • Epsem Spring Meeting, and in the Epsom Oaks-500 gs. James Cornell, custody. The only abusive language he (Prisoner) nsed nothing was seen or heard of him - durable traces ceding tide of war will -leave verY Wilton a a , year tog colt, by Grosvenor oat of Sto. Thomas Barkley, I H. N. Nissen, 1 William Verry. was, "Pooh I you may go to the Devil," or something nei hb b - I d and instituted a search for g ours ecame a arme , t called Garrot they Bank of Scotland .... --,-- --___-- ----- -- X s. d. Z s. d. - f. 1600 4 t 71. per ce t L. We off' • maeher by Elie, engag,ed in the Levant, Molecomb, of that sort. him in the m ountains. At a spo n . 100 e 0 100 0 0 19810 s THE TRADE OF LIVERPOOL.--LIVERPOObi _ °ro ws., er these remarks n t •th an idea of D . • VINTRY. , d British Linen Company 81 e reconciling te e 1 . ,o wi y . . rawing room, and Racing Stakes at Goodwood, in Mr. Greatrex said he never made use of any threaten. hand sticking out of a heap oi stones, an Caledonian Bank • :... 81 . 11 r cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 229/05 The Customs Bill of Entry, published ti n' hive s the •-• saw a human per cent. 10 0 0 2100 3/ 15s • be as demor e ph the to a tax which we believe to the Brighton Club Biennial Stakes, in the Mottisfent- Messrs. W. Archer (dep.), Messrs. George Mason, ing language or gesture towards the prisoner beyond s the found the corpse of tbe old City of Glasgow Beak .5 . rn of the number and tonnage 0. two chi pausin g as it is • t b t with the Unius , U Stak•s and th , Scockbrid e D b • g er y, in the Two Thou- W, D. White, • Charles Gammon, that of threatening to give him into custody if he came on removing the stone 3' Clydesdale Bank .... 5%, p A 1. per cent. 10 0 0 10 0 0 13/ Os gives a retu from and cleared oteeeo__, view of deprec a ti n t deep g unshot wound in the breast. t 2 71 • een .000 10 o 0 iel 12 8 that have entered inwards . the 20th of 1) ! e l. question which, dG . • S 'lc • . g any prematuie egitation on a san num!' ta es, ui the Epsom Derby, lin the Thomas Sprague, . Richard Tress. a third time. shepherd, wita a c , mmercial Bank .. bered that on the previous even- Eastern Bank...-. ~ Si: per cent. 500 0 0 100 0 0 eek ending 242/0s for foreign ports in the w sok e f low s ill th e natural course cf events, Doncastor at. Leger, and in the Convivial Stakes and _ - Alderman Rose asked if any one knew the prisoner 1 They then remem Edinb.ll; Glas o . per cent. 25 0010 '0 0 12i103 , 1856, as well as the corresponding le ef an er. er must very soon b e r e • '' '• G heard the report of a firearm, and it E w.. • 3)4/. p cent. 5 0 50051 Is b - k9O ships, -- • 0 . reat Yorkshire Stakes at York-160 gs. Inepector Teague said there were two ofßcers from Natio mire that daring the last wee . agal ° In April, 1854, the l e coneidered. in all its bearings. MOVEMENTS OF SPECIE.-Liyartroor, Monday. Of ing they had nal Bank .. ••.• 6 er ce % P nt. 100 0 0 100 0 0 189103 it app come-tax un , less revived by i . Fugitive, Wilton and A.lice Wentworth will, we be- the specie brought by the British and North American the Mendicity Society in attendance. was no doubt that of the gun which had been fired North of Scotland Bank 6/.per cent 20 0 0 210 051 5s g regate tonnage o• -., 4 47 993 t s enteredinwards, . , on , . . . e .,,,, in tx , " another war, will die a , t h W 'Da ai s'abl teve, re urn i . y , e. Policeman 219, of the City force, said he took the _, him. As the old man had no ettethies and was Royal Bank of S cotl. .. 51. per cent in 1855, being an incr.a tie i n the 100 o o 100 o o 1411 70 le• 37 158 t s s ips„ ons, atural death and in 1859 R yal Mail steam-ship Persia, Captain Judkinre which :,,T. Union Bank of Scot. .. 81 er • ease of 20,835 to „ a large portion of debt c . ) • prisoner into custody, and, on searching him at the sta. " , e. e cent. 100 0 0 50 0 0 103110 ontracted n a i Lon e Annui- arrtved in the Mersey on Saturday morning from New niversally respected, it was not doubted that he Western Bank .... .... number of ships, and an ma de during ZP' 71 per cent. 50 0 0 50 0 0 80 /Us . ties will be for ever e e te see , sh tion, he found among niany other lettere and papers the u h ber of clearances outwar . Alt 70 Alliance Fire and Lre 8 / 8111 ed. The ro • i' THE ARCTIC SHIP RESOLUTE. Tork, amounting to 836,923 dols., nearly one-half (or 1 556.-Lieute WO been murdered in order to be robbed of a sum of about ;4 .pr cent. 100 0 0 11 0 0 17112 s tonnage ;t o num (mina 0 0 _ e 41.500 ton!, aga in o f 8 Of these events, which must s P x " 'Y following list of subscriptione :-" July . British Guarantee ." . 41. per cent. 10 00 20 0 1 1 12 s week, 73 ships, of a t g . crease sal the fate of the; __ es ._ 399,868 dole) was on account of merchants in Havre, Major Coles. 21. ; 500 f., w i h ch was all his little fortune, and which f - rom Caledonian Fire Incur 10 855, being an in tea grievance, should encoura ge tr • PORTSMOUTH, MONDAY. and was, on her arrival, transshippedem board the Cunard General Hay, 51. ; Captain Hay, .2/. ; F b s 1/. Robert vanity be used to carry with him and show to different City of Glasgow Lile ... 6/"pPeerr.::::' I z , 2 g 1: o 0 25 , 1 Os , ships and 33,371 tons in 1 1 nunibei of ships repot to ato bear with its in- Major-General Lovell, 1/. ; Captain or e , ; 30 0 ‘4 ships and 8,129 • tons The tote d in the present year up , iliction a little longer. Yesterday evening, being the :only disengaged one, s ‘ c L z . .ew ,. .steamer ‘. Italian, Captain Harrison, which sailed Tr.,' 97 • •rh. - W....... 97 9.6 • ale.. Loncr. 1/. : Rev. .Pe • J rsons It turned out that that sum bad disappeared. Coi onial Life ......... 51. per cent. 50 0 0 F.dintivlreri, Tit. T.....- ... ___ _ . ...... - ... - - .. • .3- S..e.ni forsian ports fla e g e _al, a tonnage of THE PEOHIB. T 1 PE SYSTE, - An article which originally appeared • Revue des Deux Miyndes, by the wi _ _in the tieal economist M. Michel Chevalier, ii,tean.dPoli reply to the objections of the conservative ,: t a against the projected tariff reforms, ha s it ,,,e .., ~. bel l republished in the form of a pamphlet ; and, not_ • withstanding its conciseness, is as complete a ref eta _ - tion of the doctrines of the prohibitionists a , Loy • ever is issued from the pen of that distinge i ,h e :: . ~.. . • *titer. M. Chevalier is of opinion that tlie - Lee d tb and Paris Exhibitions offered the most favourable .., e... opportunity for the abolition of the prohibitiv e ' . .- .system :—" If "(he rays) on the day following the ' ,distribution of prizes the Nonitenr bad published a ... ''. deevee abolishing within a year or six mon t h s ever y . "' species of prohibition v nti one would have been sin :,'' - prised, and., no one wOuld:liaVe uttered a complain. Against prohibition, - which is the alpha and um -g"' of the French custom-house, on manufactured pro slues the cry was unanimous. People were even , • astonished at the silenCe of the Government, and regretted it did: net profit by the unanimity of public opinion.: The GovernMent might have done 3r. z,3 4 el lai n p o le f n t d ir e e eree, and afterwards - . the . demanded . Legislature, when experience b 1 4oNv a tliqiiStiorn of the measure and had re- . •.:7 lissured the tiinia:" To the apathy of the Govern -<: licient be at iriYantes the subsequent efforts of the , i .e:A , etiprptectioniet party. That party was once more 1 1 ".'f:Pliv-ettcouraged• - taresistan c e, and the project of law einteciA6ith pres , e Chamber, characterised er, as it was ••eliy ei ceeo Of:circumspect ' ion, inasmuch as the duties it proposed - in pla ce of absolute prohibition were — exorbtfhii.e, was denoun ce d as the ruin of tiational Industry, ' To the argument tha t the abolition of the Ittrehiltive system will b fr' followed ucts in tLe Ft ench d by an intinda- - • u of the menu prod ''tion o forele' manufactured . •-•- • • rfrarketi and finally the shuttin g p factories, M. Chevalier replies _ , Th prohibition' has disappeir , d in many e cause of states—hrst • of all in England, in flolland, and in piedmont and Spain and' it has been abolished in Austria, Yesterday evening, being the :only disengaged one, Captain Hartstein entertained a numerous circle of gen tlemen, Arctic voyagers, and others, on board the Reso- lute. Lieutenant Bedford Pun was present ; he was previously acquainted with Captain Hartstein, and the meeting between them was cordial in the extreme. Lieutenant Pim is the senior representative of the officers of the Resolute now in Eng and, and we can readily enter into the feeling he experienced when once more treading the decks ~ f the good old ship, from which he made that remar'sable journey which was, under the guiding band of Providence, the preservation of the crew of toe lave- tigafor. The party last night in the captain's na'•iu was a livial ,ne. The question of a further search for Franklin was warmly discussed, and the feeling was unanimous that another effort would be made to clear e p tut- myst erv . . This raerni: g Captain Hartstein received the f dlow eation held 4 ins gratlying leiter : „,,., " Shipowners' Association, Liverpool, Dec. 20. pecia l l , g — en l et ha i ve been directed to inform you that at a sent a n Resolute ineeting of the Liverpool Shipowners' A ss , thisaddicts day it was unanimously resolved to pre , coo to yourself and the officers and crew of the and ex , r gr;:tulatin4 you on your arrival in this conn try, 1 the gen ero :', 4 " A deputation., States in present; jog of frie conduct of the sentiments of the association on of the Government of the United „ Lhip n a g c t i he Resolute to this nation as an offer fuctopg7stitiwnigli.of Samuel Robert Graves, on hoard the Resolute, E s q., chairma n 1 Smith, 'Esq., d eput ,, un ci _ Shipowners' Association, James eu to present the address to you, Clint, Esq., were a p p oin u t al rinan, and Francis Anderson ' You With the address on Tuesday n an ex d t t . h a e t y l w 2 il o, l el w oc 4i k t , U pon appointed nt, by ' you. ' ' Your very r o t i n b., Sir, sirTGhiesoragfetersnoyournvo,ti c r, , p p r t i . )pca lf eye a da r e t d s v tl int, honou r t 0 ba, Sir, Your VSF3, Obedient d i e ee s : A u t l i \ l i BS a e ` v r)a N y ; , Secretary. , 1 With V,ce-Adm!ral - morrow at noon will spend the evening voi T: h li C e s a l p d l t e r a p e i u n s ‘ t p c allletcaihtr.intva have to the ship by railway to visit he. Majesty's Prime Minister, viscount p at , ." Palmerston at ni, sea s t, o ß th r i o n a k ti c ta an nds e , xc w e of the officer - S . of the Resolute to all who bedereotebehyospitality The banquet to-morrow night at the Portland Hotel will be brilliant, comprising the Mayor and corporation, and the heals of all the government departtnei,ts. The following letter; from Mr. Marcy and the Seere tary of the United States' Navy relate to an offer made MOVEMENTS OF SPECIE.—LIVERPOOL. Monday.—Of the specie brought by the British and North American R sal Mail steam-ship Persia, Captain Judkins, which arrived in the Mersey on Saturday morning from New York, amounting to 836,923 dole., nearly one-half (or 399,868 dole.) was on account of merchants in Havre, and was, on her arrival, transshipped on board the Cunard screw•steamer Italian, Captain Harrison, which sailed this forenoon for Havre. JOHN SADLEIR AGAIN.—In the office of the Master in Chancery on Saturday counsel, on behalf of Mr. Thomas Eyre, of Bath, applied to the Master to receive proof of a bill or exchange for. 17,0001., dated Nov. 26, 1855, which was drawn by the late John Sadleir, accepted by the manager of the Clonmel branch of the Tipperary Bank, and endorsed by John Sadleir to Mr. Eyre. The Ma,ter said that for the present he should only receive the document as exhibited to him. It was a monstrous thing that this bill of exchange should have been accepted by the manager in November, 1855, shortly before the failure of the bank, for so large a sum as 17,0001., when he knew perfectly well that John Sadleir at that time owed the hank 200,0001. or 250,0001. In his opinion he ought to be indicted for fraud. [ADVERTISEMENT.]—It is ever a pleasing duty of a jeurnalist to introduce to his readers some new discovery calculated to benefit that vast portion of our fellow-creatures which has the strongest claims upon our sympathies. It is with this feeling that we call the attention of invalids to the following extracts from Du Barry's interesting report of cures without medicine of Indigestion (Dyspepsia), Flatulency, Constipation, Nervous, Bilious, and Liver Complaints, Cough, Asthma, Consumption, end Debility, by Du Barry's Revalenta Arabica Food :—Cure No. 52.422.—Bridgehouse, Frimley, 3d April, 1851.—1 have suffered these 33 years continually from diseased lungs, spit ting of blood, liver derangement, deafness, singing in the ears, constipation, debility, shortness of breath and cough, and during that period taken so much medicine that I can safely say I have 1 id out upwards of a thousand pounds at the chemists and doctors. Indeed I was in utter despair and never expected to get over it, when I was fortunate enough to become acquainted with your Revalenta Arabica, wnich, Heaven be praised, restored me to a state of health I long since despair ed of attaining. My lungs, liver, stomach, head, and oars are all right, my hearing perfect, and my recovery is a marvel to all my acquaintances.—JAmss ROBERTS, Wood Merchant. Supported by testimonials from the celebrated Professors of Chemistry Dr. Andrew Ure ; Dr. Shorlancl ; Dr. Harvey ; Dr. Campbell ; Dr. Gattiker ; Dr. Wurzel.; Dr. Ingram : Lord Stuart de Decies ; the Dowager Countess of Castle. stuart ; Major-Gen. Thomas King, and many other respectable persons, whose health has been restored by it, after all ether means of cure had failed. Suitably packed for all climatai, with full instructions. In canisters, llb., 2s. 9d. ; 21b., 4s. &L; 51bs., 11s. ; 121 be., 225. ; super-refined, llb., 6s. ; ; 51bs., 225. ; 161b5., 338. The lblbs, and 121bs, carnage free, on receipt of post-office order. Barry du Barry and Co., 77, Regent-street, London ; Fortnum, Mason, and Co., Purveyors to her Majesty, Piccadilly; also at 60, Gracechurch-street ; 330 and 451, Strand; 4, Cheapside; 6s. Cornhill ; 49, Bishops gate-street; 55, Charing-cross ; 64, Upper Ball er-street ; and 1.50,, Qxferd•strcet. Alderman Rose asked if any one knew the prisoner 1 Inspector Teague said there were two officers front the Mendicity Society in attendance. Policeman 219, of the City force, said he took the prisoner into custody, and, on searching him at the sta tion, he found among many other letters and papers the following list of subscriptions :—"July 111.56.—Lieut.• General Hay, Si. ; Captain Hay, 2/. ; Major Coles; 2/. ; Major-General Lovell, 1/. ; Captain Forbes, 1/. ; Robert Hay, 2/. ; Dr. Farre, 2/. 23. ; Mr. Long, 1/. ; Rev. J. P. Gill, 2/. ; Right Rev. Dr. Grant, 51. ; Mrs. Liddell, 1/. ; Hon. S. Carew, 2/. ; Lord Carew, Si. ; Dean of Durham, 103. ; Mr. Daniels, 1/. ; Mr. Cuthbert, 1/. ; 71. ss. 6.1.; the Ladies Calthorpe, ft/. ; J. Fitzgibbon, 1/. ; Dr. Graves, 11. ls. ; Rev. W. Rochdale, 11. ; Sir A. Gordon, ls. ; A. M. Chapman, 1/. ; Messrs. Crotnp• ton, 2/. ; Ch ar l e s Baker, 103 ; and a poor priest, id." The list described the object of the charitable under taking to be "A small sabscription got up on behalf of Maria Hill, who was suddenly deprived of her husband by cholera, leaving her with three children completely destitute. Under the auspices of Captain Hay it is hoped one boy will be elected and the othr r purchased into the Infant Orphan School and Asylum." The subscription list concluded with the following statement :—" It will cost about 2001. to purchase a presentation. The other bly's election will be secured by 3,400 votes, of which Capt. Hay can already secure 1,280." The officer said the prisoner had not given his address. Alderman Ruse a - iked the prisoner where he lived. The prisoner said his addre , s was upon all the letters found in his possession, and that he had lived in the same locality for 25 years. Alderman Rose said he should remand the prisoner until Friday, in order that some inquiry might be made relative to his mode of getting a living. MARYLEBONE The court was much crowded in consequence of a cabman being brought lip for causing the ,leah of a young woman who was riding in his vehi cle with her sister. The prisoner gave his name Christo pher Stannard. The deceased who came to so untimely an end, and who was not quite 20 years of age, was cook in a family residing at 8, Somers-pla .e, Paddington. The evidence gone into was given at great length, but the facts of the case are shortly these : On the previous night the prisoner, who wag drunk , was driving his cab along the New-road, Navin; in it two women, a nd came into collision with anothercab. He w as thrown off his seat and lay in the mud stunned, and his horse, which was left to itself, ran away at a furious rat'. When near Baker street the cab came into collision with an omnibus which was going to the city, and by the c.)m.ussion the pole of the omnibus was forced into the cab, and from injuries which were inflicted the poor creature died within five rnintues after she was extricated from the cab. She was removed to the Marylebone Infirmary, where the body remains awaiting a coroner's inquest. It was furtl e r stated that the prisoner was exceedingly violent on his way to the station-house, and that be swore repeatedly The Court of Assizes of the 'ratites Pyrenees three An old days ago tried a man named Pujo for murder. shepherd named Couradette, of Astuge, n b e is ar sb ß e a e g p n , e a r n e d s : left home on the Ist of August to atte nd contrary to his custom, he did notbirmetutrbneatnenxigthdta.y As his nothing was seen or heard of neighbours became alarmed , and spot called Garret they d i n stituted a search for him in the mountains. A t n saw a human hand sticking t on removing the stones theysobnof a heap of stones, and found etwe th u e ad co i r a pse tb o o f the old shepherd, with They then a d b e e e r p e il g nn t ha t on the previous evan ing they harden:ill:l:rd the report of a firearm, and it was n o doubt that of the g un which h ad been fire d ith i ms . au As the old man bad no enerfnes and was universally respected, it was not doubted that he been Murdered in order to be robbed of a sum of about h a ; 500 f., w hich was all his little fortune, and whi c h f rom a y he used to carry with him and show to diff eren t p v er rc s i nns. It turned out that that sum bad di sa pp eare d . 'Suspicion fell on Pujo, who was known to be in very embarrassed circumstances, and who on th a t very d ay had a heavy debt to pay. The gendarmes and seine of the villagers went to hie house, and he and all his family were greatly embarrassed. He was called on to produce his gun, but could not do so, and whilst it was being sought for he was caught in the act of secreting a pair of trousers ; these trousers were stained with blood, and the blood, it was suspected, must have been occasioned by his having killed his victim at one spot and carried him on his shoulders to that at which he was found. The charge of the gun which had killed the deceased was composed of shot and pieces of lead, and similar shot and lead were found in his possession. It was alto ascertained that he had left his house just before the crime was tom witted, and had returned to it just after. The jury de clared him guilty with extenuating circumstances, and the court sentenced him to hard labour for life. The Court of Assizes on Saturday tried a workmen named Lougatte for an attempt at murder. Full parti culars of this crime were given at the time it was perpe trated :—The man had lived for some time at Belleville w ith a married woman named Bouley, separated from her husband, and being a lazy fellow, he made her sup port him. After a while she got tired of such a life, and determined to leave him, but he declared he would mur der her it she attempted it. On 7th October he over heard her say to the concierge that she would certainly get rid of him, and the next morning, as she was asleep in bed, he struck her several blows on the head with a haminer, after which he went away thinking she was dead ; but Ole woman, though dreadfully injured, reco• vered. The jury declared the man guilty with extenu ating circumstances, and the c.)urt sentenced him to hard labour for life. 1 3 :14`i' •tg' A 1 g ' 4 . 1 Colchester --- 4 2 ------ ---- 820 r-- -- T 3 --- 32 ( 500 Harwich 142 11v3' 8' 769 Leigh hdaldon 2327 163 ( 493 (500 30311185 CHELMSFORD—DEO. 19. Bank of Scotland •• 71. per cent. 100 C 0 100 0 0 198/0s British Linen Company 81. p er cent. ;100 0 0 100 0 0 229/0 s .. •• . 81. pe r cent. 4 10 d. 4 2 1 1 0 . d O 3/ 153 Bank 0 Bank 51. per c en t. 1 0 0 0 10 0 0 13/ Or SI P e cPr cent.e 1 t . 5 20 00 0 0 10 0 0 100 0 0 0 Caledonian C ityor (ilas ß o a i n y C C l : ). n *d lrn es e d r a c l i e ai ß il at a tk nt ...... 71. 0 2 13 421 2 0 s s Eastern Bank , 61. per cent. 25 0 0 10 0 0 12/103 Edinb. & Glasgow.... 3)41. p cent. 5 0 5 0 0 51 Is National Bank .. •• .• 6% per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 1891 Os Norttiof Scotland Bank 5/.percent 20 0 0 210 0 5/ 55 Royal Bank of Scotl. .. 51. per cent 100 0 0 100 0 0 1411 8 Union Bank of Scot. - 81. per cent. 100 0 0 50 0 0 103110 Western Bank •• - .... 71. per cent. 50 0 0 50 0 0 80/1i a Alliance Fire and Lice.. BkiLpr cont. 100 Q 0 11 0 0 17112 s British Guarantee ... 41. per cent. 10 0 0 2 0 0 I/ Its Caledonian Fire Inoue . 103. per cent. 100 0 0 10 0 0 251 Os City of Glasgow Life.. 61. per cent. 25 0 0 2 0 0 11 5s Colonial Life ...•..... 51. per cent. 50 0 0 3 0 0 51 5s Edinburgh Life Insur. 61. per cent. 100 0 0 15 0 0 311 10 Eng. & Scot, Law Life 510er cent. 50 0 0 3 5 0 1/ 8s Life Assoc. of leotland 61. per cent. 40 0 0 3 0 06/ 10s National Fire and Life 61. per cent. 10 0 0 1 4 021 Os North British Insur 71. per cent. 200 0 0 20 0 0 371 Os Northern Assurance Co. - 20 0 0 1 0 0 1/ lls Scottish Provincial .... - 50 0 0 2 0 02/ 17s Scottish Union Insrn 7%1. pr cent. 20 0 0 1 0 0 11 ISs Standard Life MISCELLANEOUS. Dividend Amount Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. Annum. Share. ------ £ a. d. A a. d. - Acadian Charcoal Iron • • 10 0 0 2 0 0 - African Steam Ship .. .. 20 0 0 10 0 0 - Assam sea .......... 44. rer cent. 50 0 0 20 0 0 - Auctien Mart•• -.• •• 241 per cent. 50 0 0 - 25 N Australian Agriculturl - 25 0 0 19 0 0 - Australian Trust -... 7%1. pr cent 100 0 0 25 0 0 - Austradan Royal Mail - 10 0 0 all - Anglo-Mexican Mint.. LI. 10s. 10 0 0 all - British American Land 5/. per cent. 50 0 0 40 0 0 - Canada ... •• --•• .. 51. per cent 100 0 0 32 10 0 125 Do. 5 per cent Bond, 51. per cent Stock 100 0 0 - Ditto, 5 per cent bds 5 per cent. Stock 100 0 0 - Ditto. 0 per cent. .. 6/. per cent.. Stock 100 0 0 11374 Ditto, 6p c. bds 1784 Gt. per cent. Stock 100 0 0 - Ditto, 6p c. bds 1876 6/. per cent. Stock 100 0 0 - Crystal Palace - 5 0 e all 2)4 Ditto Preference 7l pr. cent. • 5 0 0 5 0 0 5 ,1 ; Crys. Palace of France - 4 0 0 all - City Ncivigation Bonds 3 1 / 2 /. per cent - - - Electric Telegraph 61. per cent. Stock. iOO 0 0 91 . • Eng.&.kus. Cop. Smelt. - 5 0 0 all IN Eng.&lris. flag. T. Co. - 50 0 0 a ll - Equitable Reversionry 51per cent. 100 0 0 00 0 0 - Dittc New .. •• .. •• - 50 0 0 22 10 0 - Gen. Revers. & Invest. 51. p c and I/. 100 0 0 MO 0 0 - Oen. I. Sc. Col. (Lim.) - 28 0 0 all - 4e 1 n•SteamNavigation 10/ . per et. & 15 0 0 14 0 0 - London Gen. Omnibus 12/. per cent 4 0 0 a ll 3 t Hudson's Bay.. •• •• •• 5/. per cent. Sto c k Sto c k - - H u n ge rford .... •• -• •• 2 , . 53. 100 0 0 all Lon. Ne. &Na. Mauso. - 10 0 0 all - London Reversionary I/. per cent. 15 0 o all - Mex. & S. American - 10 0 0 all - • • Nat. Discount CompComp - 25 0 0 5 0 0 6 N.S.W. Gov.tip.c. Deb. 5/. per cent - - - Nor. Bei. Australasian 6d. 1 0 0 all - North of Europe, Stm. NIL per cent 20 0 0 17 10 0 - Price's Patent Cand. Co -2) 0 0 a 1 123 Peel River Land&Min. -- 5 0 0 all - Pen. & Oriental Steam 71. per cent 50 0 0 all 68S Ditto New ...... - 50 0 0 10 0 0 144 k Reversionary Int. Soc. 1)1 2 /. pr cent +OO 0 0 all -- Ditto New •• -•• •• 4 2 /. pr cent. 130 0 0 20 0 0 - Royal Wail Steam 4L p. share. 100 0 0 60 0 0 - Scottish Aus. Invest l5/. per cent. 1 0 0 all 14 South Australian Land 71. per cent. 25 0 0 all 3731 Trust and Loan Comp, 7 1 ,21. pr cent. 20 0 0 5 0 0 - Yaa Diemen's Land los. 00 0 0 28 ,10 0 - ill Vie. Gov. 6p. c. Bac ' 6/, per cent. - • -- THE TRADE or LIVERPOOL.—LIVERPOOL, 31014.1y` —The Customs Bill of Entry, published this Inorniogt gives a return of the number and tonnage of the oil that have entered inwards from an d cleared outgo° for foreign ports in the week e ndin g the 20th o f Deer; b e r, 1856, as well as the corresponding week o f 18 ,7 '' It appears that during the last week 90 ships, o f an * l g; gregate tonnage of 57,9 93 tons , entered inwards, agotiv 70 ships, 37,158 tons, in 1855, being an increase in ate number of ships, and an increase of 20,835 tons in th e tonnage ; the number of clearances outwards during th ? „ week, 73 ships, of a tonnage of 41,500 tons, against 7v... ships and 33,371 tons in 1855, being an increase of ships and 8,129 tons. The total number of ships reporteog inwards from foreign ports during the 20th of December was 4,296, with a tonnage of 2,447,601 tons, a gainst 4,908 ships and 1,998,825 tono the present year up to, in the year 1855, showing an increase of 288 ships and 443,776 tons. ______ [ADVERTISEMENT.] Holloway's Pills effected a most Extraordinary Cure of a Skin Disease.—Mr. C. Smith, ti.e noted boot and shoemaker, of 115, Tooley-street, Loudon, had been severely a ffli cte d Nv iil scurvy forfour years, the cracks in the palms of his hand were as wide as the thickness of a penny-piece, and notwithstanding he bad been to the principal hospitals, and the one for diseases of the skin, yet he derived no benefit by their medicines. Holloway's Pills alone have been the means of effecting a perfect cure.—Sold by all medicine ven dors throughout the world, at Professor Holloway's Establishments, 244, Strand, London, and 80, Maiden lane, New York ; by A. Stampa, Constauttuople ; A. Guidicy, Smyrna ; and E. Muir; Malta, BIRTH& OF A DAUGHTIR. On the 21st inst., at West-hill,Wandsworth, Mn.s Thole Gabriel. On the 22d inst., at Lewisham, Mrs. John Penn. OF A SOL i J. On the 20th inst., at 21, C hester-s q uare, the Wife °. G. Phillimore, Esq., Q.C., M.P. vv.:II4LO On the 214 inst., at Denmark-hill, the wife of i 7 ....- Edwards, Esq. MARRIED. On the 18th inst at St. Mary's, Lambeth, F ree se, l3l6l‘e Esq., of Margate, la ' te of Grantham, to Philippe D , daughter of the late F. Forster, Esq., of Northumberls House, Margate. On the 1 8 th ins t., at Charlemont House, Dublin, lici°lll-. C o onel M.P., son of the Hon. 1 gir tenant- .!: field, to lEliz a b e th Jane, Caulfield, daughter of the Right 1013' W. Somerville, Bart., of Somerville, Meath. DIED. t he On the 19th inst., at CAnaan House, Edinburg'', Most Noble John Marquis of Queensberry, aged S h 78'er aril, On the 18 th inst., at Leadenham, Lady Jane sister of the Earl of Harborough. At Eton House, Haverstock-hill, suddenly, Ds*iel F a rlxn, Esq. , m erc hant , o f 22, Fenchnrch-street, L°ll itydoo, On the 2 1 st inst. , Mr. Thomas Belsh aw, of 2, street the 20th agenst. d 72. On 2oth iat 20, Green•street, Grosvenor -01:0j Harriet, wife of John Stirling Francis Taylor, Eq." 54. leten' On the 16th inst., in Paris, the Hon. Gilbert SW' of of Ditton Hall, Lancashire, eldest surviving brothel 48• the last and uncle of the present Lord Beaumont, age?_ire ra On the 15th inst., at Fenny Dyton, LeicestersP the Rev. Samuel Bracebridge Homing, aged 88. lANDON : Printed and Publishe d by MIIRDO TC /t/14 ,14. of No. 112, Strand, Printer, at The sun Ottio•Ptioty 112, Strand, in the precinc t of the Savoy, in the c° of Middlesex, Tuesday, December 23, 1856. • ,