The Sun. — London, England, 1854-12-18 00:00:00

- . . . _ . , . • . . . . . - . , • . . • , . - .5 . e t t e l e . a.'ele 4 fe .,„ . , . ' . ... . e ., j . d k i t. shr Pa L id INE RA S TI L w E AT A , S ; ED co A m T p :i i ' ' .s*' satuTdik ".. slll.T .--;1 "11'27 . t , A.im4e "-:'f tbio f;s . l: : :- . Nr THE SUN„ LO DO, MONDAY E ENING DECEMBER 1. k.,__.p..,,..................,................,....i .1 154 . . ~_,, , , NT V . _ _ . - . . 1 1 4 ON El 7 Al. ARK E T tions, such as the most ordinary prudence would sug- have certainly fired away an incaleulablo e.nantity of .31..4RKET NE fir 8-: T His DA .. r ~- SHARE MARKETS. I AN': , r LA [EST NEWS. gest to any one, would eet be out of place. While the pewder,• shot, and shell since , the siege began. By whole surface of oar ce.rnp remind, even ate ong the tente, some, however, the stery is reerarded with extreme - ---0- -- - CORN F,XOHANGE. (T • H I s D A Y.) , , . . . , '''' , . , , (,;(IAIMI - 11101 - AI, TNT 1.:7Z I G NN(II4. is stece-e.l with ;lie ca r e t e es o f e wee 400 o r 500 horses in suspicion and as a rils'= of the enemy, who being really Th e coun t ry n i ar i c k s h e ld on satmelay were but nrde- --o---- RAIL WAYS. Leashig , .Caosbre Prices - ea essie . every s'-: - ,_- of decomp o sition, we can h ar dly expect our short of peovielons whiled to erel the mztVer by enticing ratsly sup pli e d w i sh .1, + a ei ta a steasly Imeiness was ----- 7 ------------ IN ea„ 3a %. ILL 1 • ~ Cl'i' 1 , , l' NN 0 o'C LOOK r - v-i I 1 - 1 rsi - 1 1 -T-Ui Sl.e_A, - ,E OF SEBASTOPOL. t ire OeS to be free from dieees e . I h ave a l wa ys advocated us to roi assault. This conjecture , is ver ,, probable, for tramisseted, at e n a d vance i n ee e qu otatiens of from is. to Iqlr. eaid. Hamm aye. Closing Pric.es Bushtess done ........._ _ _ ______ ................ ....15.1,.. ........e... ...AAA •=l.lll. A ' 50 all ledford and f.Andon & . -4 he necessity for ai)po:ntinz ; onm sanitary officers it is will known that the Russians have a ll the mills awl . 21. per quarter. B ar l e y was i n improved request, and i The sales of cotton at Liverpool on Satureley Saturday. this day. Bletchley „, N. West. •••• - ••• , • tie the camp, in order thet t h e , ; e el other disgusting apparatus in Sebs.stopel for makin g an y amoun t O f pow- rather dearer. Most o th er a rtiel e s were rather dull, but - - _ were -estimated at 5,000 bales, all to the trade. - 100 __ era __ nuisances might be abated. The duties of such surveil- der and shot ; and if they were short of the materials not cheaper. St. 100 Clydesdale Jo. •.aatedon... 99 - 101 The Market was heavy, without change in prices. PARIS, MONDAY MORNING. lance could be easily discharged, and would speedily find for either, I scarcely think they would waste their =mu- Adviees from New York to the sth inst. state that about Si. 100 Aberdeen.......-...., 20 - 20 3 / 4 St. 100 E. Lincoln gr. The sales comprised 4,000 American, 300 Pernam the impo r t ance of the post in the diminution of sickness , nition in the reckless manner they do, not only when an average business was doing in wheat and flour. The 124 ainbg. Nottn g . D os s . - .6 por cents- at.lsirthn. 134 - 136 134 continental markets have been in a very inactive state, at and Eastn. Janet._ 44 - 5 and Maranham, at 51d. to 61,1., 150 Egyptian, at The Moniteur publishes a despatch from Ad- amon g o ur troops. Heaven knows they have to endure ! there is no necessity for it, but when it dees not and but little alteration iu the quotations. 50 all Belfast & Ballym ena . ... -.• 25 all Glas. Barr. & Caldonian. enough without being wantonly exposed to unnecessary ' Cannot do us the least harm. • Neils. Direct 51(1. to 7td., and 500 Surat, at 3d. to 41d. per ln. miral Hamelin,- dated Sebastopol, December 9, The arrivals of English grain up te our market last week 13i all Birming. Wolverh. & and cert a i n d a nger s . S ooner or l a t er th e subject will I ant ll.lad to saY that yesterday an official inquiry was were very moderate, with the e xcep ti on o f barley. From 25 all Do. New .. Do Stour Valley 7l - 8f _ - ~e , • Railway shares were firm. press iteelf on the attention of the authorities out here. made inio tl i e d r e a dful st a t e o f th e A von h os pital.ship, abroad we received 2,991 quarters of wheat, 3,571 oats, 31 29. Birkeulid. Lancsh. d, 25 all Glstr.es Dn. Fr Gt. Westin .., - ... announcing that General Montebello bad arrived Cheshire Junet l 2l -11 3 / 4 0 100 a ll Flrtlpl. Dir. & Yk. New. . In Mark Lane this morning wheat is up ls. On the night of the 29th, when it was dark and to which I alluded at the close of my last letter. It 2,041 beans, 210 peas, 635 tares, 511 linseed, 1,877 rape pro- seed, 131 sundry seeds, 4,774 sacks, and 1,768 barrels of 274 all Do. .. . . ~ Railway & Derw. ... - ... to 2s. on the Bth, and that General Teilerandi's corps stormy-blowing a gale with heavy r a in-the dullness has resulted in her being ordered to b e c l eane d, an d Chssh & Birk 50 all Hull & Selby Y. ararMd 102 - 104 of the tim e was considerably enlivened by a despe- ceed at once with the sick and wounded on board to flour. . £5O and £2O Cons. 166 - 171 The accounts from New York show no improve- had abandoned the heights near Balaklava, and 25 all Do. i Shares. Do ••• - ••• rate sortie against the French trenches. The object Scutari. Had this order been issued a fortnieht ago, I Fresh up to-day the arrivals of English wheat coastwise 22 19 Do., £20...... ...... ... 7-- 6 12 3 / 4 all Do. 3 / 4 Shares. Do . enent as regar ds trade upon those previously to retired to join the Russian army on the north of of thi s a tt ac k was to destroy, if possible, the believe i , would have saved many lives. and. by land carriage we: em n a moderate scale, and their 25 30 Myth &Tyntorigina. band. In the week ending Dee. 2 the value of centre battery of the most advanced parallel. The . -- . general quality Noe by uo:means extensive, and many of tl.• £25 (issd. tit £45 es t - ... leadine millers being rather short of stock, the demand for St. 100 Bristol and Exeter... -95 the Tchernaya. • battery only mounts ten guns, but being within BALAKLAVA, ONE rem., DEC. 3. 62 - 621 62 if - 10 all Lon.,Til., &S. Pete &Co, 11 - 111 the imports exceeded the exports by- almost 300,000 ' all kiiids ruled steady, at an advance in the prices obtained St. 100 Caledonian 120 yards of the Russiam FM:le-staff Bettery and The Turkish , arrison of this p:tiee are d• e 0 - . e . - yin, off at the St 100 Lowestoft gr. 2 12 0 i a a l l l l Lo Do n .p t G re r re ee n n ee w S ijo ßastern 23 13 _...-- 24 13 i dollars, and this was attributable to the falling off The Candia, Ripon, Thames, and Niagara, with on Monday last, of fully Is per quarter ; but the trade virus 10 21s. Carmarthen and Car roun d fort, is in a, po.ition to do considerable nue- rate of some 150 a dee. It is not at all uncommon to not to say brisk, and much difficulty W3B experienced in 4 per cent. Norfolk... ... - .., chi e f. For the last week or ten days, however, it has see the corpses of these unfortunate, b e i ngs , w h o have effecting a total clearance. diean ... - ... in the specie shipments, which in the same time 5,000 French troops on board, arrived at Con- 50 an Chelter & Holyhead 13 3 / 4 - 144 St. 1.00 Do. 6 per ct. ......... ... - ... 54 all Manch. Bxtu. L.SeN.W. but seldom fired, and tho enemy, do u btl ess , hca l cu l a t e d b ee n st r i c k en down by cholera ozi their way to the hos- The show of wheat was comparatively small. Most 50 all Cork and Bandon ••• - ••• and Matlock & Midld. 2 3 / 4 -2f were 390,703 dollars. In foreign products the stantinople on the Bth, on their way to the Crimea. upon finding most of the guns either injured or worn pital, lying along the road side. Bee,id es t hi a d rea dful descriptions moved off steadily, at an improvement in the 20 all Cork, Black, &Pass. ••• - ... business was limited for most articles. Fortu- out. As it happened, none were tee and it had merely disease, typhus lever and dysentery are making terrible quotations of from Is to 2s per quarter. 20 16 Cornwall 5O all Middlesbro' & Stekton& _ - ' Redcar Darlingt. ... - h. ... Floating cargoes of grain off Falmouth were held on 10 li Cricif Junction •.; - 0 •••, 1 0( all Midld.Braelfd Midland- 92 --- v`l3 1 stately, however, the imports were light, and on ' We have received, by way of S - emlin and cased to fire from the extreme difficulty experienced in havoc amone their ranks. Half the huts in this place getting up supplies of• ammummition through the thick are filled wil their dead and dying. I have neither the higher terms. 50 45 üblin&BelfastJune. * ••••• 0 ' this account more confidence was felt on the part We were fairly supplied with Enelish barley ; but tke 25 all o undee Pertli&Aber- 50 all Northern and of holders. . Vienna, the following despatch from Constan- mud-e difficulty which incressed each day. The nic- time nor inclination to narrate the horrors of this kind quets in . front of the works us - ed to remain each night which I witness daily ; and if I were to do so, lam show of foreign was limited. An edvance of is er uarter upon the rates current on Monday‘last, but was P rela ri etantly 25 all 61 - 74 Easternsp.e. E. Count. 5'7 - 59 50 all Do. 6 per et So I: ;l o e . e N n e J w unetion .. - ... 50 all Do. Fixeds p s .so The intelligence from San Francisco is again tineple, dated the 7th inst. :- within ten yards of th e R uss i an pi cqu t t., th rown ou t t o sure y our rea d ers would be but little obliged to me for paid by tho dealers. guar d th e Fla gs taff B a tt er y. A little before midi ight such a disheartening tale of woe and suffering. Out The sale for malt was far from ac tiv e , at l as t week's 20 all Eastern Counties ..... 1115 St. 100 East Anglian - 16 25 all Prest. &Wyre .&N.W. more favourable as regards commercial affairs, but - 114 " From the 28th of November to the 3d of of the 29th, the French piequet, who have lately had con- her e , G o d h e lp us, wo have all got accustomed to q uotations. sain&yt ... - ... the hope was expressed that the imports would not St. WO Eastern Union, A 121 all Do. 1 Shares. Do December no guns were placed in the newly- siderable experience in these sorties, heard an unusual these " horrors of war." All the Rupsa in mesen t e ry ease We had a good demand for oats, the prices of whlch Stock - 13 6 ! be increased in consequence of the improvement in amount of noise and bustle going on in the Flag-staff and women taken in the two villag e - s . rou • n d • B e i a li a y a were Ls per quarter higher than on this day se'nnight. St. 100 De., B. Stock a. -.a 25 18i Shea Roth and m neash & Battery. One of them volunteered to advance, and creeping have been put on board the A rden a to be sent round the priees of some articles, as stocks generally were constructed. batteries, the weather beine so bad The salo for beans was heavy, birt we have no actual 25 8 3 / 4 Do., New A. ... --. Gooleg.s p.c. Yorksh. ... .. o decliue to notice in their value. St. 100 East Lamcashire 7O -72 12 gs S. Staffordsh. am .31Clean ei -n * d sufficiently large. The reports upon the agricul- forward unobserved, distinguished through 'the gloom a and landed to the north of Sebasto 1 Th po . e poor and the mire so deep. body of Russians, between 2,000 and 3,000 strong, furm- wretches seemed delighted to get away. Peas sold slowly, at the late decline. St. 100 Edinburgh &Glasgow 53 - 55 ee l a il Wear Valleygr . toekt. & tare]. operations of the year are highly satisfactory, s We have no chauge to report in the value of flour. 10 91 Edinb. and Peebles ••• - • • 6 per cent... Darlingt. '... .. ing in column in the rear of the battery. He instantly ------ • and exhibit in a new light the vast resources of the " The Turks had arrived at Belaklava, and it returned, but in doing so was seen and fired at by the TURKEY. . • CURRENCY PER IMPERIAL MEASURE. St. 100 Edin.Prth &Dundee 194 - 201 10 1 Forth & Clyde June. ••• - ••• 26 all Do D0......... 36 _ n st. too Wiltsargomrst astWestn. 92 - 94 country. was found very difficult to provide food for them. enemy, who began to move forward in the direction of Wheat-Essex & Kent, i Malt-Chevaller .... 71s to 73, the French se 100 Glasgow&S. Wester', 67 - 69 -----------. the French earthwork. Fortunately, however, by that CONSTA.NTINOPLE, Dee. 5. -By Red •• •• new 72s to 85e 'Oats - Yorkshire and PREFERENCE SH4.ltree s Accounts from Berne state that a letter had been St. .100 Great Northern B Bl - 8 9 881 91 " The Russian army had quitted the valley for time all in it were on the alert, and instead of waiting, steamer which arrived on tne Ist inst ,we learn Ditto.• • • ....... - old 76s 83a Lincelnak.,Feed 27s 301 received by the Master Armourer of Zurich, from as they should have done, and firing on the enemy from that the Greek Ministry have decided . on sending - out°, white new sai 839 Potato - 100 9 - 6 - a - - M. de Colette, the Secretary of the Government at the heights commanding the Tchernaya. under cover, they determined up on s a llying out and M. Conduriotti to this capital, I n v e i d, t v l et i hil i e : s il i t or ie e t .d i joffins.. Ditto. ...... . old 81s 90s Youghal and Cork Norfolk and Lin- St 000 Do., B. Stock 123 - 125 1.24 Black. .. -.. 253 30, St. WO la Sth. &West.are.s 87 -89 ... St. Petersburg, inviting workmen and armourers " Deserters say that the Russians suffer much. 'meeting the Russians on the glacis. With this view t e t o u i l t r y a s b t e e n t w t e h e e n a t r h r a a n t g g e o m v e e r n a t m o e f n t t li a e coln, Red, old 635 702 Cork,White••••• 283 32s St. 1.00 ireat Western Ditto nevr •••• .• 63i 73s Scotch, F'eed. •• .. ass 32, 70 701 the French, who were not more thari 700 strong, mounted St. 100 Do. Stour Val. Rail 100 Bris. & Ex. 4p. c. St. ... - .. from Switzerland to join the Russian regiment.. tg Peery even ino the garrison opens a fire of ee . e parapet of the battery and awaited the assault. The The Ministerof War has bee ilye-Old .• •• •....... -a -s Beans-Tick ......... 41s 45 s New •........... 48s 507 Pigeons ...... .... 455 50, Gun. Stlz . 5B -62 ex sees St. 5 Do. 4p. c. Shares... ... - ... A.ll expenses to their destination would. be paid .11 forernos ranks of the Rusei us as th. La up di n very actively em- 12 all Irish South-Eastern. ••• -.. 20 94 -36 Barley-Grinding ....• 32s 343 Peas-Grey .... •• .. .. 37s 40, St. 1, 1 0 Caledonian £lO , arti ery on the French position, and makes sorties, t A ' / u ' ' ployed in drawing .up a pla-n for dist • • -at 1.00 .I,,mopash.andYorksh 73 - 731 731 i with a salary of about 40/. per annum, and they charged their muskets "pour encourager les autres ;" T ributing the malting ......... '33r 365 Maple ........... 41s 43 s 5() all Lancasster & Carlisle 72 -77 which are always repulsed with loss. but the volley was so utterly confused and ill-directed he winter in urkish troops for t mesa. places of chevalier•• .. ••• 375 L 93 White........... 46s 48, 161 1V Do., Thirds 6 - 8 ie a l,' Ch Guar. 56 per cent._ ... - ... would be placed at the head of the workmen in the melia, Bulgaria, Albania, As -c., as are deemed wen-Suffolk and nor- Boilers ......... 48s 51. 16e, 4 Do. New Thirds__ 6 - 8 that not a single bullet struck the French. The Ru musketry instantly showed to our allies the pre- e01e............ 62a 61airluar---zowa-mad...-- Asa. Ta„ 194 194 Do., Fifths % L tt : 1 1 7 0 B Dk I b i t e l e p r a N h t d r : a : r n c f . . d 2 pk a i P y n' ir es s 41 7 f P e: Na l t c . o 5 . . p G o : '........ =_ ......... regiment. • " During the day the enemy's fire is slack. points of possible danger. The frontier of Greece 'Brown ................595 1.0 , - Suffolk •... •..... 54s 62. 5i - 5k _, - ... The formation of a railway in Scinde appears now " The soldiers are constructing buts. cise position of the enemy, and taking cool aim has no less been looked to, so that if foreign in- 'ungston and Ware 68s 70s Stooktu &Norfolk 54s 56, 14 11j Do., Virst. Riding T.Tn ... - ...o 6,) all c e , 4. - 41P.andon5ip.e. ... "' • to be secured, the energetic and able projector of „ from the parapet of the battery, they gave, in return, trigues bring about intestine disorders, under such SMITHFIELD. 20 all Liv.Crshy.&Southpt ••• -.• 64 ,all Dun. tlePe rt . h &Aber- ' In the morning of the 2d the Russians at- three murderous volleys, which told with fearful effect checks they are very likely to be repressed instant] 114 all London & Blackwal. 7 3 / 4 -Si deen. i'tmetion the Upper India line naving developed, after ma- Y The tot • • • 1 t al imports of foreiga stock into Landon as t • 100 band Bright&S Cst 106 - 107 3i all East Art , Ilan (£3loe; ture arrangements and careful investigation, his tacked an advanced guasd. of the 50th Reeiment • among their crowded ra n k s . The whole column of Rus- and without difficulty. These facts must be a sub a I emus vvavered and halted, and the French, with more ject of conoratulation to tho true friends of T k k 399 I din eek in 1853 6 ' ' - • ' 100 100 wee were , 9 head. n the correspon g w St. 100 Lomad..and N. Weste. 1 1004 6 per e. 'a '' s . - ._ plan for a line, commencing at the port of Kurra- which retired. The Rifles advanced to its assist- bravery than prudence, rushed froni the battery and and Great Britain, whoso interests are tu °Y . , Ave received 6,316 ;in 1852, 4,136 •in 1851, 1,277 ;in 1850, 20 12 Do. Fifths interwoven • . a . 4d - f d IDo 101 Sh Marß $d- * d 5 all Do. (£5) ./. per cent .., - ... charged them with the bayonet. As they closed with i l o i s a e ni o l f ib T l : Mi l u t i:::: , np a i r r: i 5,121 ;in 1819, 2,383; in 1818, 36a6; in 1847, 2,884 head. 10 .• a- ••• ehee, and proceeding up the valley of the Indus ea - i d 611 all E astern c „, 31 ties Ex -22711 a 2 ll :rio ( . 1 1. 171. ‘ 7 p. c. ... .... ... 2/ all 5 '., do. Pre li f . . ° N lY s h . e 2 a( . l .. ... .... eNo 1 - f - i P 1.1 4 ance, drove back the Russians, and forced them their antagonists tbe Russians, who had been rallied by 7 ved on the 2d; The show of foreign stock here to-day was very mode- -84 83 tension,s pek • ; to Hyderabad. The importance of the undertaking the voice and example of their officers, fired a volley, rate, and greatly out of condition. With home-fed beasts to quit their positions. d• fiE al id. irect ro n n o ar This morning the Britannia, Trafalgar, Queen, wi T ti l l ie ti 50 42A Do., £5O 3 I 0 all Do. No. 2 .... a ...... , 4s- A P practical men will immediately comprehend, and, whieh, bad it been steady and well directed, would al- 1 5. 1 . i. 1u 4 3 / 4 L D o o n . d E o i i g i l a i n tl d is s. wean 893 we were seasonably well supplied, and their general quality 40 34 - Do. £4O 9 - 8 m 10 all Do. New 6r.•C. SI i 121 - 131 13 politically as well as industrially, the results " The Turks are svffering from sickness. most have destroyed the French. As it was, however, was well suited for Christmas consumption. Notwith- 25 all Lndladrry&Coleraine ... - ... 2f) all Ferstern Union, ' Be , ri P it did comparatively but little mischief. Before they and Lendon, and the steamer Spitfire, arrived from the Black Sea. It is well known that, aeeording standing that the trade was by no means so active as on Guara6 per cc sn''•-• - - 004 . can scarcely be over estimated. At a public meet- . " The cholera has reappeared among them. 5 all Do. 51., 10 ner c ent. ... - ... had tinae to repeat it the French were among them with , ing, held at Kurrachee on the 28th August, the - on ' • re. aay last, that days prices were supported. The , time bayonet, and a short but desperate strugole ensued, to tire plan a d e peed by the admirals of the combined 4.2 s 4S Do.,Man. & Lin. Uri. ... - ~,e 10 all Do. 10/. Dei;entr. ' 4l ' - - "' " Omer Paella had orders to send 30,000 men Each man used his bayonet or clubbed his 'musket ac- fleets, the sailing men of war are to proceed to Con- st. 100 Midland S 2s t. 10 a1 11 N. L t tl a d mi n ch dr . rY Sief.SL E rin is c k h; 2 . 3 . -: 2 .. 4 . St. all Do. do. 4 per cent. s• - - ••• whole question was brought under review. cording to his strength and the exigencies of his Position, stantinople, whereas the screw-ships are to keep swirliest Scots were worth 5s 4d per Sibs. From the northern grazing districts, we received 800 short horns ; St. 100 ao.BirmugArDerle 40 - 42 St. WO EastLancash.6p.ets • ••• - - The commissioner of the province, Mr. H. with all speed to the Crimea. and after a regular " scrimmage," which l a st e d a b out are to keep the station of Sebastopol. 5 all East and West Yorke from other parts of England, 930 of various breeds ; 50 all Midld.G.West.(lre.) ... - ... B. E. Frere, presided, and most of the "On tlie 30th of November an insurrection ten minutes, the enemy gave way and rushed back to the Ouf latest dates from the seat of war are . of the and from Scotland, 200 horned and polled Scots. 25 224 Do. Half Shares . ... - ... . .00 %II Newcastle & Carlisle, ... - ... shire June. Fifths ••• - ••• 5 all Edinbrrth.&Dundet i . influential, official, and other residents attended. , . -. town in all directions. The French pursued them past 3cl inst. A new French battery of 35 guns, at 250 The supply of sheep was tolerably good, the time o 4 per cent. St. WO D ( a r c t i * . r 0 1 • 1 1 ) : n p p d . ..) c c E , i p g r h o t m h 9 . ).. uroke out at Latakia, in Syria, among the moun- thc arsenal houses to the very ditches of their batteries, 6,' 54 Newmkt.BuryExten. 4•1 - par On this occasion it was demonstrated upon the yards' distance from the Russian works, had been 2r 21, ,Nwpt.Aberg. &Ilrfri. 104 - 94 St. 1.00 Glasgow StS.Westeri - n -id but which, from the smallness of their force, they dared s year considered, and some breeds were of heavy weights. Guar. 5 per cent... , ... - , 115 113 most conclusive data that the country is particu- taineers. erected and its firo was to open on the 4th insti On the whole, the mutton trade ruled steady, at fully las 50 8 Newry &Enniskiller lf -2f not then attemet to meddle with, and knowing from old ' - all Newry Warreupoint St. 100 Great Northn. sp. c. 118 . - weeks currency. The primest Old Downs readily produc- 20 larly favourable for a railway, a survey having been " The Governor marched against them with experience that they would open fire the instant their It is positively affirmed that a French army of 20,000 men is to arrive here in the course of a few and Rostrevor • - ... St. 100 Do. sp. c. Redeem., 18 made a year or two since. As te the port, its na- 2,000 men, and, being killed by a shot, the sol- own men were under cover, our gallant allies made all haste to return to the shelter of their own trenches. weeks, and remain as the erand reserve. The Calves-tho supply of which was very hunted-moveu ing 5s 2d per Blbs. . . , St. 100 'Norfolk 49 - 51 50 3!., Northu.CountiesUn 3f 3i 99 -10 e . . tueal advantages are very great, and the difficulties off steadily, and the quotations hal an upward tendeney• St. 100 North British 314 ... 32 10 84 Gt.N. of Scot.lstPrei ... - ... diers retreated." Some, however, in their return (indefatigable Zouaves o f Minister of War has been officially requested to which existed are stated to be capable of removal, course) found time to plunder the enemy's guard-houses give a list of all the public esteblishments that can Pigs met a. slow sale, and the quotetions were rather 16 all.! North Devon, No. 18 10 6,4 all Gt. Soutlin.&Westin. 10 . 6 .. --.... 1.... -, if the trade of the port should justify the expense, of beds, blanke s, cooking utensils, and t o forth, all ot be turned into barracks. easier. 16 all Do., No, 2 .. - ... - • winch were much wented by themselves. Hardly had 6 all km., 4 A Deferred l4 - 1i 20 7 Do. 4 per c. Pref. St ... - ... and it had been proved that vessels could enter and Advices from Munich of the 15th announce they got back to their battery when all the Russian --- mecum INTO LON-DON LAST WEEK. 8 all Do., 6 B Guarantee 64 -7i SCI 6 Gt. Westn. (Beaks Sr . leave during the monsoon months. The meetine . FRANCE. From Beasts. Sheep. Lambs. Calves. Pigs. St. 1.00 N.Eastern-Berwick 74 3 / 4 - 751 al 5 Haute Ex. sp. c).. 6 - 611 ' that King Louis has been seized with au apoplectic earthworks, as if in revenge for their defeat, opened a . Nieu Diep ...... 75 ... 429 ... - ... - ... - 25 20 Do. do. Extension passed a resolution expressive of their sense of " the tremendous cannonade, and shot and shell were indiscri The Emperor on Friday visited the works at the Kampen ......... 32 ... 114 ... - ... 2 ... 2 25 13 De e d°. G.N.E. Parch. 4f -3f St. 100 ' Do. con. red. 4p.e.89 - Si incalculable commercial arid political advantages flt at Darmstadt. minutely hurled against English and French lines for the Louvre and the barracks of the Cent Gardes. His tiameurgh 2l ... 46 ... - ... - ... - 50 all Do. Leeds... ...... ..... 12 3 / 4 -13 12f St. 100 Do. irred. 4p.c. .., 91 --- 911 space of half an hour. This exhibition of valour wes ier- Majesty was accompanied bY the AI Meter of State Rotterdam.- 439 ... 916 ... - ... 193 ... 1 St. 100 00. York 52 - 53 53 8 all Do. Bit .n. Pref. Sh... 91 - 101 which such a work would confer on the pro- Later adviees state that the condition of his . . • 1 , . . -, • - • 1 e, 1 feetiy harmless; all the allies were under cover, but never : :(:: ( l i oti \ e l l . tile,oll.t3leevi:%;eati-it:i•tuNeti ( c ) ) I t:i o e i Zi . n . 'sorer, 10 all Do. Chester Sp. c.P.S. 16 -17 Oporto - 55 vinee," and expressing a hope that the Go- AT • t , • ls Martin de Beurgon and Bertrand have 50 all North London 10 all De. do. sp. c. d 0... 10 - 106 Amsterdam - , 127 . - . -- . - 10 8' Do. New £lO l -i • e ajes y As as improving. returned a single shot, and, witlioat showing their posi tion, allowed the storm to eubsile of itealf. Tiii sit d u i; b ee G u e a n p er p a ointed members of ties Consultative Coin- 321 ... 931 ... - ... 5 ..• 4 10 11 lm N.&S.Wstrn a llamp. St. I. PO Do. Binu. Gna. Stk. 71 -73 - 73 vernment of India may be solicited to as- • naisingeu .. f , , Antwerp stead, and City du.. ~! a - 1 1 1 !6 3 1., a a l il l I D l o o .. C do lt . es d . o Guae Stk. 18 - 19 sist the undertaking by the grant of the g; aduail yat a little after one o cioa in the morning, inittee of Infantry, and General de Clialondar -, 94 VIENNA, Dec. 17. which tme the enemy had wasted about 500 rounds of -- - - -- - 20 17? iortli Staifordsbir •.. 4 3 / 4 - 44 ,, 13i 13 " same privileges as may be conceded to under- T0ta1.... 1,13 , J ... 2,593 ... - ... 209 ... 7 20 all North Western..,... 6 - 6e 2J all Do. do. do l3i - 144 14 shot and sliell, amid as far as I have been able to ascer- 16 6 Lau. &York. F. £2O 11 - la 10 all i. &S. Wc - strn.June. 4d- 1 e takings of a similar character in other parts of Letters from the seat of war state that the Rus- member of that of Cevelry tain without killin, or woundin , a single man on the ' ' ' e ' The lir i i,lf . of the Imperial Guard is said to be ~,5 3 The yearly comparison of weekly imports is as under :- 10 1 luileaton, Hinckley St. 100 ,Do. 6p. c. Stock side of the allies. 'ln the actual'contest with the sortie Beasts. Sheep. Lambs. Calves. Pigs. India." The increase in the trade of the Punjaub shins have abandoned their first line of defence about to 'cave either for the Danube or the Crimea. " 1,06 ... 4,628 ... •-• ... 462 ... 20 and Leicester.. ...... ... - .., St. 1.00 ILondon and Brightoi ' party the French lost five officers and 91 men killed and St. EGO Oxford, Worcesterait Guaranteed sp. e... ... -- .. has been immense, and besides the transport of all 1852 235 ... 3,782 _. -_. ._ 419 _. __ before Sebastopol, and have retired behind the wounded. The Russians left the bodies of one officer The Emperor has cr lered the formation of a 1 , 851 607 ... 3,155 ... - ... 313 .... 152 Wolverhampton .... 32 -33 32 St. 100 Do. Pref., sp. c. St. ... - ... the Government stores and troops, Major Preedy and upwards of 250 men in front of the battery. The battalion of Zeuaves for his Guar°. 1850 2O 6 tSortsmouth " 3 '" 4,1•7 - - - 35° '" 29 St 100 7 ,0 , tti hCet al •92 -- 64 St. see Do. New Guar.6 p.c. ... - ..„ St. 100 Lon.&N. W., Cov. & s h3nd n ia r nd . informed the meeting that as the proposed railway Chernaya-with what object is not known. whole affair 'oust have cost the enemy some 600 or 700 It is the general belief here that the explanation me._ ...... ere ... 1,660 _. - -. 295 ._ 14 . Nuneaton sp. et... .. - .. en hors cle combat and the allies were no further was to be constructed entirely in his collectorate, he Advices of the 16th announce the official pub: zu . 1 ' . • of the taoaty of the 2,1 December, given by Lord Per Bibs to sink the offals. St.. 1.00 Sco ° ttrs' a. d. a d. 10 all ihrewsby. dr Herefd 7/ - Bip 50 5 London &S. Westen. molested unti yesterday morning, when they " tried John Russell, is not the true one s. d. s. d.l 6.'. il Shropshire Union 60 - 62 . Con. Thirds 2l - 3 p considered it his duty to bear testimony to the lication of the treaty with the Western Powers. their luck" upon the English, but with no better results. . It ' A letter from Datnascus of the 2jth u•, in the Inferior Beasts.... 3 6to 3 B.PrimeSoutlidown 5 0 5 2 - . Do, A, B, C,& D,full 124 all Londonderry&Coler great commercial advantages likely to be gained Equally distant between the right and left attacks of the m • Secord quality.... 3 10 4 61Lar . go erse. calves 4 2 5 0 ... • " A • 1 I ontteur says:- very matena c iange has 4 8 4 10,Prime small d 0... 5 2 5 8 paid up at per eon .. ... - 4 Shares a. -n- .. -- English are some broken-down huts, close under the • ' Prime large oxen 50 ill iouth Devon ll - 13 121 124 s.ll Londy. & Ennie.4 Sb. ... - ... by it, in the transport of large quantities of been introduced into the Government of the pro- Prime Scots, dtc. 50 5 4lLarge hogs 34 4 2 walls of Set astapol, called indiserimninately the " ovens" • St. .00 iseati, Eastern 59 - 60 591 25 all elan., Shef., & Lin., grain of all descriptions, which are produced in BERLIN, SUNDAY, DEC. 17. or the "kitenees," because at the commencement of the vine . . oof Demascus The civil and military powers Inferior Sheep ...3 8 3 141,Small porkers 4 4 4 8 SCI ill South Wales 2 8 3 /4 - 29?, f Shares, No. 1. ... ... - ... . . will be henceforth concentrated in ono hand. Arif socoue, quality _4 0 4 41Sucklingealves ..22 0 29 0 such luxuriance in Upper and Middle Seinde. The The kustrian, English, and French envoys siege the ruins were the head-quarters of the enemy s ..,, . Prime erse.-wlled.4 6 4 10)Quarter old pigs 21 028 0 20 53. aarksh. & Riv. Due ... - ... 10 all Do. New, £lO .... .11 - 111 d 1 • actia, ex-ceminan ant of tle garrison of Constar': 20 5 Do f - 4 , 6 It Do. £6 •• 1 - 1P quantity of grain which might be exported from rifremen, and were used as places in which to cook their 1 TOTAL STIPPLI. FoREIGN iniTrLT. Alan- rations In m letter of the 23d I mentioned the allant separately presented yesterday to Baron i . y , g e . tinople, has been chosen by the Porte to effect this Bes.sts .. •• • • ............ 3,133 ) Beasts .......• .......... . 760 20 8 itaines,Wek. &Wok ... - .. 121 all Nlarypt.&Carl.4p c ... - ... Kurrachee was immense. When Sir C. Napier was dash made by the Ist Rifle Battalion, whc i resulted in the ram m. The establishment of the sisters of charity Sheep ..•... ..... .........17,100 . \ Sheep - ..• here-in the year of the Irish famine-he offered to teuffel the ratified treaty ot the ed Deeemlser, C a 1 v . 3 e.................. 133 Ca1ve5.................... 80 ,P Stockton & Hartlepl. ~, - ... 12; 101 Do i 1 e t f 1 R • d ' - - •,. a, t , tlO USIBI3,It : lei pshooters, and cfnsequent continues to make progress. Fur the last twenty p ig , ,:..,„,,............ 3'15 i P1g5.............• .. ...... - St. 100' Pair Vale.. - Slid. Coneol.6 p.c.St. ... - .. have ready 11,000 tons of grain at Kurrachee for • • f ea ture of the " ovens.' le nen the ia -Joe. wes tse, a 1. , 1 •• - ••• with separate notes, inviting the adhesion o P , . I . . . ( el, a ,hat the dispensary has been open the A statement and comparison of the supplies and prices of fat 10 9Do £lO shares. St. 100 Do. Cense'. Bristol & transniission ; and such a quantity might and could it was founn to be one of considerable importance, as, number ot Patients °f all '''"' l i'"inVS WllO have stock exhibited and. sold iu Smithfield Cattle Market, on St. 100 Do . .. - ... . Pref., No. 1 ... - ... Birm. 6 per eeut.... 133 - 135 134 have been spared without interfering with the Prussia thereto. under cover of the huts and broken ground, our men applied amounts to 5,000. Last week the average -- - s•-.-. nee J9..1853, and this clay, Monday, Dec. 18, 25 21 Mantes Haven Dock 16 3 / 4 lli 10. Pref. 44per cen. If -id die consumption of the country. The cost of carriage e ere enabled to approach within eighty yards of soroe was about 3 - en a , day, but it ha.s since increased to 1854. rer blus, i.., ....... ...-. -•e.- -_-____ and Railway 3f - 34 10 10 Norfolk Debenture . ... - ... now was so great as actually to prohibit grain as of the Russian batteries. The redoubt and redan wall 803. The visits at the houses of the sick in the Dec. 19, 1553. pec.lB,irsee. e u . yea., epeseoe_ 'fiA 174 St. LOG Do. Pref. 4p. e. Steel 67 -90 an export. The price of wheat and grain was at TH•ne u SIEGE OF SEBASTOPOL. "ia particular were exposed to a ham s -sing fire from this ' slot and of course it was determined to retain it. A , Mussulnian quarters have mucn increased, and the Coarse and inferior beasts ... ' ... 3 2 s. d. s. d. Is. d. s. d 20 all Waterfd. & Kilienu 3 4 - te to 3 ' 4,3 6to 3 $ 50 all Waterford&Limerick 20 - 22 - gt: 188 m Do. 5 p.o. Eat Mt - 106 issa. o 4 per CZ.prof...t . ...- --- ... . Shikarpore and Hyderabad just one half its price Iman of one of the Mosques se! Damascus, as a Second quality ditto ... ... ... 3 0 3 10,3 10 4 6 20 ig W est C ornwa ll 6 - 7 St. 100 Do. Wavearal. sp. e. ... - ... • • in Kurrachee, the navigation of the Indus ren- ENGLISH CAMP, HEIGHTS OF SEBASTOPOL, Dec. 3.- COl'ol . ed way was accordingly constructed from our kof res eat to the sisters has on several of Prime largo oxen ... ... ... ... -4 0 4 6i4 8 410 „, 3 West End of Londoo St. iOO North British lOO - 102 We have had rain, perpetual heavy rain, eversince the left attack, and the men enabled to approach and mar P t tho its conducted them himself to the houses. lime os, a ... ... ... ... ff p•• se t dr . 4 S 4 10;5 0 5 4 and Crystal Palace.. _ - St. leo sr. E. Bervr, 4 p.c. P. 90 - 92 dering attempts to bring grain down as an ex- • , ris our dulness leave it unobserved, and by this means a strong se vis ' . Coarse and inferior sheep ... ... 3 0 • 3 4 3 8 310 20 all West London. ...... ... 6 - 7 . 1 t 1 tt Ntt ' • l•ir date or my as e er. o line en i c 17 5 Do. do. de port very hazardous. Major Preedy instanced a occasional sortie of the enemy, and in time inter- piequet was always maintained there. During the ......_ Second quality ditto ... ... ... 3 6 4 4'4 0 4 4 10 Ills.,Wimbledn&Croydoe .., - ... but an die 20 13 Do. Leeds 6 p.m.: c.Nmo.l ... - ... case where out of seven boats laden with grain vals we have to endure, as we best can, the severities of night their strong and sheltered position effectually BOURSE, SATURDAY.-CLOSING PRICES. Prime coarse woolled dii,to .., ... 4 6 410 4 6 410 - 124 9 Do. do. Quarters 0 .. - ... which started from Kotree, but one arrived in Kur- the weather. Occasionally we get a few hours dry wea- guarded agaiustsorties of the enemy from that quurter, and Cash. fr. c. End of Month. Primo Southdoven ditto 5 0 5 2.5 0 5 2 .. . - FOREIGN. - id 9 4 1 ier Cents 9O - 95 f. --e. Lambs ... ... ... ... .., ... 0 0 0 0 1:1 0 0 0 , rachee, the other six being lost ; if one or two boats tber, about once a week ; but for the remaining six days during the day their Mimaes kept up a constant fire upon e a 1 _ 20 all North Staffordshire.. ... - ... 5 per Cents 7O 75 70 80 Large coarse calves ... ... „.. 4 0 4 6 , 4 2 5 0 10 all Intwerp&Rotterdara 61 - 61 6 St. 103 Oxford,Worcester,& only out of a batch of six or so were lost, it was gene- a,nd three-quarters the air is elose and " muggy," the a ny who were indiscreet enough to show in the baateries. Credit Mobilier 7..2 50 Roman ............... 83 Prime snail ditto ... ... ... ... 4 8 5 0;5 2 5 8 5 3 3 / 4 Belgian Eastn. June. li -lf I Wolverh.£ls,6lo.c. 110 - 112 rally considered a good venture. He looked, there- wind in torrents in gales, and the rain , So deadly had this fire become, that for the last four or m Credit Fonder - - Austrian ............. 85 Large hogs ... .., .., .., .., 3 4 4 o i 3 4 4 2 20 8 Beziers to Graissessac 81 all icot. Cent. , New Prei ... . r . ... fore, upon the arain transports alone to give a large Last post I tried to tell your readers something of the five days neither the redan nor red aibt have fired a shot, Bsleian Fives - Spanish Threes 3 Bi Neat small porkens ... ... ... 424104 4 4 8 20 2s. Bombay, Baroda, and ••• - •••' a 10 10 Do. 5 per cent 1 chap e worthy for not a Russien could a ) ear et ths ernbresures without a• 1 , the camp ground, and the on y g ,_ . 1 p , , 87 50 Home Debt ......... - Beasts 3 580 3,133 --- ... . let mon•ese Central India,Scrip id- 1p . 1. fere ceedingtvliat Lieut. Chapman - state of sreturn-a. realm c x 25 all iouth Devon ll -13 k since then is, that the water, instead of form- instantly becomin , a tareet for a dozen Minie bellets, Sheep ... ._ ~, ... ... 15,950 17,100 had allowed tovrards the profits of a railroad in Scinde. of remar . RAILWAYS-FOR CASH. ~ ... .- Central of Italy - ••• 10 14 De., fixed, 44 per cent Id. - par emu 1 collects in pon san mars es, en d d b e d invests the d • 01 . 1 ' d' h d • f an accor mg y yester ay morning teymaean me - fr. c. fr. . Calves._ ... „. „, _. ... 69 134 174 all Demerara - .... 1.0.6 all s. Eastern (Reaaing Personally unacquainted with railways as he was, he hie - --` • s e E 'f we were young fectual attempt to retake the place. Tile sortie was made o r ' fertunate occupants oi eacn. ven 1 :cans . . 1,177 50 Lyons ............ . ... 905 - Pigs ... „, .., ... ... ... 285 3 ° 5 20 14 Dijon andßesancon- - - P Ann.) of £.l Os. 64. 221 - 224 could not speak to the nature of the country as beine t d in _ 2.-Beasts, 2,776; sheep, 20 10 Dutch Rhenish 3f -31 d 95 - 100 221 cks such an arsioun o sop t f" 1 " would be incon- at six in the morning, when about 350 of the let Royals Western 632 50 Rouen .............. 990 - SUPPLIES ON SALE Dec. 20, 185 St. 100 Do. 44 por cent well adapted or otherwise, but if flat, hard, ant 7 u . ' held the place. The hour was singularly ill chosen for Cetto - - Strasburg ............ 788 75 15,170; calves 192'; pigs, 259. 20 all Eastern of France ... ga - 311 20 all S.Yorksb.4p.c.Guar. 15 -18 velment. 41 - 51 20 all S Wales Gus. 4p. e. .., - ... level plains were required, he was certain there But, seriously speaking, tho miseries and discomforts it was precisely at the time when the picquet was being Mediterranean 865 - Havre ............ 537 50 December 22', 1851.-Beasts, 1,232; sheep, 12,200; calves, 20 10 Do. New , would be no better country for a railroad than of cainp life are no w b eyon d a ll powers o f d esc ription. relieved by 350 of the 50th Regiment, so that doubleou, Northern - na.' 167 ; pigs, 359. 20 all East Indian 1 - 2 p 20 all Do. do. 41 p. c.... ... - ... 20 2 Do. Extension -1 p 21 1 25 all Stockton and Dar- _„ that over which the proposed line was intended to There is no one comfort or necessary which i n E ng land usual garrison occupied the "ovens." Dering thedarkness _ -- . pass. would be thought essential to a man's safety which we about 1,500 of the Russian infantry issued fromthe Circa- SPAIN. . NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL. 100 all Do. 41 p. c. Bela, pay '57, convertible lington, 5 per cent ''... - ... 25 5 Po. _ elo. do, id - ap , Mr. Hardy Wells, the canal engineer in Seinde, have not to do without. Tolerable 'shelter front the lar Battery, and in the confusion of relieving the pie.q.uet MADRID, 12111. M. Collado, the Minister Of These markets are seasonably well supplied with each •.• - ••• 100 all Do. do. do., '59, do_ ... - ... 121 'a,ll Stockton and Hartle enters elaborately into statistics in a letter to Mr. weather, or sufficient health to bear its depressing i . •n- contrived to a roech withim 50 tards of the osition e PP ' 1 3 ' P I 'trance, has renewed the tender of his resignation , fll hind of moat yet the demand is steady, as o ows . .- 20 .10 Id. Junet. of France ,„ - , ,p pool, guar. sp. c., Frere, and it would be easy to multiply proofs of fluences with impunity, are luxuries which few in - before they were discovered In en instant our men . al - * ' ' • in consequence of the oppos . tion which his financial 1 Per Sibs by the carcase. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. 25 12/ Gd. Tk of Caned:tit. is. 6 - 7 d till Ist July, 18561 ~, „ the deep interest with which the undertaking was camp posseses We thought we t. w i e l re e is way . s sure \were in position o.nd remaining undsr cover of the ruins 25 all Do. do Bl -71 5, 4 Waterfd.&Kilk.6p.e. 2 3 / 4 - I 3 / 4 . 4 regar . ded The line is to be 110 miles long, and of rations, but even the supply otes . becomin k 'd k tent fire from all g and bro en groan , -ept up a cons R . measures have met with in the Cortee. Beor, interior 32 3 4 Mutton, Inferior 34 3 8 Do., middling 3 6 3 8 Do., middling 310 4 4 25 all Do. St. Lawrence & , ----,-..... carious. In the gale which destroyed so many of points upon the enemy as they advanced. The ussians, , _ Atlantic do. MINES. the capital 750,0001., of which 150,000/. is reserved P o re r vessels . iyan • Do., prime largo .3 10 42 , Do., prime 46 4 8 100 all Do. Cert. of Deben., i ense supplies of stores of all kinds contrary ao their usual Custom, never returned a shot, IT.A.LY. 1 au Agna Fria .... ....... .. f ... 1 for India, and it is expected the Honourable East u Do., do. 5ma11...,4 4 4 8 i Veal 3 8 5 0 con. into Stk. till '63 9 - 8d for the annoy were lost, The deficiency of biscuit has but strove to close with the place, and drive our picquet . 1 - all Angle Austria. Gold ... ... .., India Company will guarantee 5 per cent. as a Pork lar e ROME, 11TH.-It was cardinal do Bonald wbo, , g 303 8 I Pork, small 310 4 6 ICO all Do. Comp. 6p. c., do. 10 -84 . now been made up by ship loads of Turkish biscuit irom their shelter. Only about 100 succeeded in the ' lOs all Auglo Californian e . 3 / 4 - i minimum interest for 99 year& from Constantinople ; b u t it h a s only jOet arrived, and attempt, and instantly retreated again, applied by the in the sitting of cardinals' on the 9t , h thanked the -- 20 10 Gt. Central of France - 1 p 20 6 Australian - BOROUGH HOP. 5 all Gt. Indian Peninsula -Ip 51 1 /- 11 The railway meetings announced are the fol.- the roads are in such a condition that it is almost continuous fire &which their unse-e foes maintained. Sovereign Pontiff in the name of his colleagues. 1 all Australian Cordillera ... - ... We continue ta have a goeel inquiry for fine hops on 5 1 Do. New 5 per cent. - 41 , lowing :- impossible to get any up to camp ; consequently several After a moment's pause they returned to the charge 0 1 P 2- '° - °Pe requested him to speak in French, rather higher terms. Most other kinds move off slowly, 204 all Gt.WesternofCanad: 1 all Australian Freehold. 3 / 4 - li Company. Date. Place. of the divisions have been on half-rations of bread one again, but with less spirit than at first, and, after a vain which was considered an unusual honour. The and the quotations are not supported. Last week's int- Shares ~. - 174 1 all Ave Maria ••• - Caterbam - attempt to rally under the fire, retreated in disorder. reply of Pius IX. was full . of eloquence. ports of foreign hops int, London amounted to 29 bales 100 all Do. Bds., payable's7, 1 all Baden (Gd.Dachy of; f - 1 Great Central of France - . from Calais 32 from Havre, 179 from Antwerp, 111 from with option till 'ss_ ~. - ... 60 all Bisenarvon Iron and Great Luxembourg been on half-rations of rum, though there never was a sued them with the bayonet, makin a , few prisoners. Ostend, 186 1 from Rotterdam, 407 from Hamburg, 31 from 100 all Do. do., '62, p. '56... ... - .., Coal . ... - T Ditto time when it was more required. Of course, when it has Of course they were unable to pursue:them far, as the LLOYD'S SHIPPING (THIS DAY.) --- Duukirk, and 856 from New York. Now Mid and East 100 all De. do., '76, p. '6O.- ld - 1p 20 13.5 British Iron 6l - 7i 35 25 Brazilianlmp.(isened .e.... t Lake Constance rnd 8a51e.... Dec. 27, St. Gall. been so difficult to get up food for the men, the horses Russian batteries and reserves wera close at hand. 0 , Kent pockets, 15/ 151 to 22i Os ; Weald of Kent ditto, 100 all Do. do., '73, without - 21 - 3 ' at £5 Pm Northern of France - par ..-...--.. P Luis 1 - 2f 30 all Do. Cocaes &Cu ,s West Flanders Deo. 2a 6l Moor te street. have been but ~a•dly fed, an „, -• , ga - 'lied and wounded L f getting up supplies diminish in exact proper- wounded ; the enemy in prisoners, ki , 0 ONDON, es -ec. 18.-Wind this day at Noon, N.W. ; - 204 all Elamiltea & Toronto 2 d - par St JOllll Delßey 32 - e 4 20 15 Do. • Ditto - par Carsonies Creek 4 _ i mber of the horses. Very few are in a must have lost at the least 200 men. Prisoness say three I fresh breeze, with re• 20 11 Lake Conet & Basle 1 The English Securities have been depressed tion with the nu f Q . t. be kept officers were severely wounded. Perhaps two sorties of PORTsmOUTR, D e • e in• • N Nar An•ived-H.M.'s Since our last report, the snivels of all kinds of pare. e - _ . • ••• - ... don Cons. Min 1 0 Claren . chiefly on account of the uncertainay respectina n to work, and those must, o neces_i y, conditio • .17.-Wind, . • an meat & Pistoj a 5 p.c. If h th k eps on RS a strong garrison were never so vi,gerously repulsed, and steamer Porcupine, from the Eastward. Sailed-Fl.M.'s toes have been seasonably good, yet their general quality u Co. of Jamaica • Id - par for the use of the artillery. t e wea, er e pref 46 -48 the Foreign Enlistment Act, and the course whicrt . . d with such comparatively slight loss to the betieging !tearer Malacca, for the Black Sea ; U.M.'S steamer , Avon has fallen off. The imports have been only 20 bags from ••• - die 40 all Cobre Copper Ministers will take if defeated. Consols have been it is at present., ` and we get no supplies of mules an • Ilf t,' d bri e ' these two attacks on the English and French 'or_ he Eastward. b ' 13 bk f Rt 1 ' Ham ro ,am as ets rom o ter( am. The demand is 20 12 Great Luxembourg 5 . 1 c,elonial Gold 4 - 1 ions an - orce, as horses, the whole camp will be on ta ra , PLYMOUTH, Dec 17 i ise va' Arrived-Idas, from inactive, as follows :-Seotch reds, 95s to 110 s; do. Regents, Constituted Shares 31 - 3 3 / 4 3a 1 St. all C o pper Min. of Eng. 50 -53 at 914, to 91:7. The accounts free the Crimea are d t 1 I dto carry up these. When lines. For the next week or fortnight, at leaat, they '• • --Win "' -• • d wined. for 100 s to 115 s; York Regents, 105 s to 125 s ; Lincolnshire 4 all Do. Obligations 23 -212/ 1 9.5 all Do. I•ref, 7a p. cent 1- 2 p ga es mus ie emp oye Pernaai b • 1 uco. for Leith • Daring, Deno., an . not in many respects so satisfactory either as could. double work and half are likely to let us alone. 20 i 0 Lyons and Geneva - 16 troons in winter quarters have London • Eliza Caroline', Antwerp, for Cardiff ; North do., 95s to 115 s per ton. be desired, although the arrangements to protect food, it requires no prophet to say what will become of Beyond these two affairs the actual progress of the p i ei , -°•°• ea ' •in, for Leehoru ; Vesee: (s), London, for Oporto ; • - 20 12 Lyons & Iteditorram. _. - ... e all Engli th and Austin. our troops will, it is hoped, soon place them in a them ; and the position of the Allies will be really s i ege n es not advanced. . The enemy have fi n i s h e d th e wide Awake, Quebec. Sailed -Antelope, for Leghorn. WOOL. 20 161 Madras id - par _ Coppee Smelts no 1- 11 more comfortable position. The prices now a.re 91, r, lei hazardous in the extreme, unless eVe receive immediate two new earthworks mentioned in my last letter, and re- t Faemoueß, ' Dec. 17.-Wind, W. Arrived-Broeder- 20 2 Do. Now We continue to have a most depressed sale for all kinds 33t ilk Maria Antonia - iP for Consols. The New 3 per Cents. have been done reinforcements. We want large amd quick supplies of paired the old ones. The fire from all these batteries, s c r w, . from Manilla • Lucie, Havannah ; Pizarro, do. ;of wool, at nominal quotations. Last week's imports wero 10 all Do. do. New 1 all Gt. Nugget Veinßeg 1 - i • t 911 s to 917-,, and. the Reduced at 94 to -, , 4. L.,.- -.rything which an army can want, and cannot do when " provokedllay the victoriee of the Allies . , se f ems, -landine 11. t 1 • ss,i, ar lepoa , ane se. , . ;l e a for -Malta ; Alert, GO blies f 1,6 , . rout Islay, 39 from the Cape, 183 from Harn- 20 2 Nielboun3e Dk. & Ry. ... - ... a Tenez. 1 a • Imoeene, Li . n 4 Great Point moth . - Bills have bees.' firm at 4s. to 75., and without. men, no,ses, , ommmunitiot,', warm clothing, to say the least, as strong as ever ; indeed, judging rom ~ed-Espiro, for Barce on, ~ 0 me tiro' 14 from Antwerp, 2,051 ballots from Now York, and 20 all Narnur & Liei,J(vritl. chequer , rick Cr. ' l i , all Liberty ..... ..• carts, ite. Don't for a moment l e t your ,- readers imagiue an attentive survey of the place, lam sure lam Witoln , , ~ 'lwtord, Co ns ta n tinople. 6SO'bales from Geelong. interesia 64 - 7 i - i India Bonds at 9s. premium. 3 all Linares • Stock market Turkish Scrip has that lam purposely drawing a disheartening pictura. 1 the mark when' bay that to the south the defences of Sebes- ,OJIHAMPTON, Dec. 16.-Wind, N.lO - .W. Arrived- The following are the current rates of English wool :- W all Do. (ex inteeest) ... - . 1 all liariquita...,.. ......... I s -f , In the Foreign d Great Western (s), from the Brazile ; Sylph, Dublin, and Southdown hoggets, ls 0.1 to is Id ; Southdown ewes, 16 all Northern of France. 341 - Bei 341 S anish • become flat, beine 6 a to 7 discount. p , have always striven to avoid such a charee ; but now topol aro fully 100 guns stronger than when we opene left for London ;• 10, Sunderland, fur Constantinople, to Is Oil to ls 0 3 / 4 d ; half-bred wethers, ls 0,1 to Oe thl ; 20 all D0.20/.Shs.lateChar- 10 9 alexican&S.,` - nericial 61 -it again th t• th tbt 11 I • 1 " h bl• • •f • .th 17th f 0 tol r We may starve out • eru wars e om . tis better t tat te pu lc oui ire on e o e ie . • ised 19 Venezuela repair. half-bred hoggs, ls Od to ls 0 3 / 4 d ; Kept fleoces,ls ld to leroi and Erquelines 1 all New Granada e , i .... g New Deferred Bonds f;ave real . , should learn the true state of the case through the press the tows or carry it by assault, but mere battering will D , done at 21--, and the OVER, Dec. 17.-Wind, N.W. Seiled-Matilds, for ls lAd ,• Leicester fleeces, ls Od to Is o!.d ; flannel wool, gear. 3a p. c. & red. 1 all New Linares ‘ l i.uirrs• 3- per Cent. Stock has been 2 „.. . than suddenly discover it by some terrible reverse to ne v e r reduce it if ere kept on firimmg for the next twelve London. Off port -Veuilia for Melbourne. 10.1 to ls ld ; blanket 'v. 001, 9d to ls ld ; and combing at 22.',/. dur. 83 yrs. and Smelting "-- s t •• • - - Deferred at 9. Grenada Active Bonds are 15, and our arms out here. With the allieil generals to cona• months. COWES, Dec; 17.-Winl, W. Arrived-Giovanino, fiem - 1 Jan. 1854.... 121 -12 Z • - a 1 all Nouveau Monde '-‘; .... * Dutch 2 skins, Os Od to Os 01 per lb. the Deferred 51. Equad.or realise 31. i mend, and a proper amo un t o f troops, we could The French battery on tha heights of Inkerman (on from Newcastle, for Trieste ; Ora, Hamlitirgh, for Callao. 20 all Jo. 20/. 3 p e e_Bds. . 20 all Pont 'ha d S -3 "' gi n . m 'lt. 151 - 161 per Cents. are 611, and the 4 per Cents. 94. sweep the Crimea in three months • - but while the na- our extreme right) is quite completed, as far as the earth- Sailed-Caroline, for Rotterdam ; Bertha, London. --. (fmy.B. & Ams.Shs.) ... -, e • Lead Min.& Sln• 1 rices of Foreign tions and governments at home are ' be , otted and drunk work is concerned, but since my last letter, owing te HARWICH, Dec. 16.-Wind, N.N.E. Arrived-H.M.S. SEEDS. a lO all NorwegiauTrunkPre 81 -94 6 1 Port Philip .......... -I il - / The following are the nomina p _ . _ ~ ,x ,. • it - t Driver, from 'tho Baltic. We have to report an inactive demand for canary see • 20 14 Paris end Lyons l9f - 191 1 all Quartz Reck 1 with the vein notion that h I 1 • tt. f th dit hes only been possible ave on yto bow ourse %es the heavy sac. o e grout] , . .23- 25 Stocks :-Grenada Deferred Bonds, 51 to 5,1 ,Me • , . w e I PARTNIO D 7 W• IN W A • 1 1 . •e• ie ir• Linseed is in fair request, and Eng -1 • ditto in order to overcome immense forts awl armies we shall to mount one more gun. Five out •of the ten wag 32- UTII, ec. 1.- lum • . . rrivee-Lady :sr t roopin a pr e . 40 all Ditto Bonds 4 - s can, 211- to 214 ; Peruvian, 69 to 7 , d tl . n - t - hld • d ' • • d aesnaents, which ono ii g-no even o our own. Depend upon it poun ers are now in position, an arra ~ M‘Danald, from London and Plymouth, for Australis, lish sowing has realised 703 to 75s per quarter. Cakes are .- --. In 20 all Paris and Orleans.... 46 - 4S 15 all Do. New a. '1- 3 1 Cents., 3 per Cents., 48 to 50 ; Portuguese 4 per • with 10;8 of jibboom, &c. . dearer, English being quoted at 121. to 131. por tou. 20 all Paris and Rouen BB -43 30 llf Santiago de Cub .... a , ..... , 41 to 43 ; •Russian 5 per Cents., 97 to 99 , tl Ee li i • ditto le e e..sa never made a greater miatake than in un- it is not for the interest of the service to detail, have been I valuing the enmity of the Ru • Ti h R 1t d b 11 . b't • t d that all the rest will be ssiams. eat t e us- comp ee,yw ic i is expec e -W . ind N W her articles very little is doing. f BRIST.,L, Dec. 16._ • • . Arrived-Oregon, ot , G sts 20 10 ParisCaen & Clierbrg. ... -pm 1 all South Australian..... 1 ...h. ; , 1 ferred ter 4i per Centre, 87 to 89 ; Spanish New De 7 sian soldiers will ever compete with ours, either in placed before the 6th inst. Great hopes are entertained rum Quebec. Sailed-Pet, for St. Michael's. • Turnip,White, per bosh. 215 to 255 Ca n'away.....• •..... 3 4 swede ....., .... 21a 38s Coriander.. •• .... -•• , 20 ell Ron d H • 161 18 ~„ __ en an write 201 .- 211 10 71 Fin Croft.. 284 all United Mexican 2l - 3 i_ e / I 18i to 19i ; ditto 3 per Cents., 39 to 391 ; ditto QUEENSTOWN, Dec. 16.-Wirel, N.N.W. Arrived courage or discipline, is ridiculeus to s u pp ose ; but from this battery, and certainlY not without reason. No.itcy, from B uenos Ayres e . Campbell, D ere.rare ; W an . %taster& Brown.• •• •• er q uarter 5(5 545 Zo ZU Royal Danish 8s 10s Rempseed, p , 71 ses 5 3 Royal Swedish Id - par 1 all Waller . • 4 Certificates, 51 to 5i ; ditto Passive, 4,3, to *:1-. still they do possess b o th courage an d ei„i p li ne i n a Situated on a most commanding eminence on the north derer, Ma.uhtmain ; Rowley, Callao, Sailed -Hibernia, for hite, new•• .• .. .103 -s Linseed, En g .,owing• •, s W WI t w lls 125 Crushing ..•• .... 62s 645 r Ares, n wane ..... 21 - 113 20 all Sambre and Meuse - • 1 12s. Wortlaing Mining of The Railway Share Market has experienced. a bleb degree. Their numbers are formidable, and made of the valley of Inkerman, it looks down on every London ; H.M.S. Neptune, Malta,. :os Odes Od Baltic .. •••• •• •• -5 - a 1.0 all Do. 54 . cent. Pref. general reaction. Caledonian and SoutheW 'estern even more so by being treated lightly. No one doubts house in the town, and every ship in the harbour. Canaria per quarter •• 44a 58s Odessa .. • • •..... 64m 68s 20 10 Southe P ... ••• Australisi - ••• I Rye erass•• -. •• -- - 245 285 Linseed Cake, pr. ton- of France.. ... - p m 1 all Yuba have receded 10s. to IL, Lancashire arid Yorkshire but that we shall capture Sebastopol and conquer the The rear of the Russian works it will injure-the ship- (BY SUBMARINE AN'D BRiTISH TELEGRAPH.) Clover,RedEng. (cwt.) -6 -8 English .. ... 121 05 13 0.• 20 14 S l'n t. Andrew's and 10s ,nd North-Western and Midland, 10s. to 15s. Crimea but at ths same time no one that knowsanything ping it is almost certain to destroy. Yet, as I have GnavesEND, Monday, 10.20 a.nl. White ••••• • . • • • -0, -s Foreign, per ton 1110 s 12 , lOs Quebec (A) •- a d S tit E t •, • 'es we shall do either without a t reme n- se en batteries from which even more was expected than Wind, W.S.W. ; tide, half flood ; weather hazy, with Foreign Red...-. -5 -s Rape Cakes, pr ton 6/ Om 6' lOs fri all West Flanders 3i - 4 ' MISCELLANEOUS The Great Northern an ou • - as eru are steady. about it i magin White.... -5 -8 V•apeseed,New,prlst 30 1 b 34 , es ian Ext . • In the foreign market, East Ind ension have dous struggle, . the very episodes of which will be f r au). this Inkennan battery, turn out to be complete rain. 10 all Do 5), per Pr f e. 0 - d ___------------e--- -._, 16s • 204 Lerman. been in favour, and. Great Luxembourg ra.ther " Alms." and '' In - . " The En 1 . h ' I d 11 If b • u• e t gis must make failures, u not a oiv myse to eet er-sang in as o Arrived, 17th-Sir E. Banks, steamer, from Calais ; Moselle Trefoil, n0w...... •• •• 20 12 Western of Fra.nce 5 - 54 r • 5 all Ambin Coal and Iron ••• - ... , steamer Hamburg ; Janett e St. Valery ; Wave, --- 25 17/ Australian Ag,ricult. 36 - 37 d t •f h - • I 0 • t h I uch leas encoan er it ey wish it time 'emu ts. n one porn , weever, am m p ed 20 li West. of Switzerland .., - ... their nminds for a determine Maunb k • ' ' 20 4 Australsn.Pcific.Mail ... - ... flatter. up with this battery-namely, that it is, though far from /lam . ) : ; Highland Queen, Ss. ts erichael's ; Thames, TALLOW. 6 all Wiesbaden , ••• .... ... 10 all eustraen. Royal Mai; ... _ .... The Foreign Mining Shares have been nominal, to be a glorious one. 1 rg. 20 20 Zealand - 161 the Banks are lower, and the Steam and Land th t I sorry a • lam extreme y . .i n addition to our other the town, on the north side of the valley of lakerman, showin' itself with con- and this is one more step towards the complete steamer, Bo 1 • Arrived, 18t1a-Alar, steamer, f rolls Dunkirk ; Albion, A very moderate businesa has been transacted in our - -Monday last. ln prices, however, no mate- - ----------- 10 51 Berlin Water Works 21 -. 2 d. JOINT-STOCK BANKS. . 5O 40 Brit. American Lind 60 -7 0 Shares are cheaper, but with no actual transactions. . P i hardshi s the cholera is again . a ent it es most entirely eon- investiture of the whole place. Until that is done I u op°. market since i I change has taken place. To-day P.Y.C. on the spot is 5 1 Brit. & Coln. Smeltg. • At - siderable virulence. Pre' ' Da 5.1' ••, Monday, 9.35 s.m. r-a 64 31 df r forward delivery 648 6tl 40 all Australasia 79' -61 d the n ewly-arrived drafts fear it will be a long time before I shall have to Wind, W. bv N. ; moderate, rain. quoted at s s, an o per cwt. . and Reduction Co.. .. ..... FUNDS THIS DAY AT ONE O'cies , . fined to the naval brigade an 40 all Britieh Colonial Banls BRITMH en for the Guards and . inforin your readers °f the " Capture of Sebastopol." Anehored-11.M.5. Blenheim, f r h . • Rough fat, 3s 6d per Blbs. me 32/ Canada .. ............... 9i - 102 and Loan Company ... - ••• ( Prom, the Ogcial List.) and regiments, such as the m and 9th Regiments. Only one Russian deserter has come over to us this from London, for Cardiff. om t e Baltic; Louisa, ____________---- 7 - ._ 7 __________________ St. 100 Canada Gov. 6 p. et. BU , iTICSS done light divisions, the 40tb, 97thi 1 1850. . 1m551. . 1852. 185 3 . 1854 . 50 all British N. American ... - ••• ~ 3 per Cent. Reduced Annuities ... 914 f Under these circumstances it is - hoped and supposed week, but two French and three English soldiers, I if o those troops am d to them. Our rene- __________ Stock this da •••• •• I 1-_,_!- --- - ---- . 25 5 Chartd. Bank of Asia 1 d ••••• 3 / 4 d 55,040 65.401 i 49.548 46,128 32.887 20 2 Chrtd. Bele. of India, Jan. and July ........ 1091 5 all Crystal Palace . --. 1104 ....... 24 - 3 New 3 per Cent. Annuities .................. 916 Ai that the scourge will not extend itse- - t h sorry to Bey, have deserte f t e , ei37s 0,1 ! 36s 9:1 '.O 465 al 'o 55s 9,1 64 s3l to Australia, & China ... - ... 4 all Crystal Pal. of Fr • -• Lon, Annuities, Expire sth Jan., 18thi ... 4 5-lo a which have been out here some time, and w ° maY, gades, lam informed, were a private rom b 7 th RAILWAY SHARE MARKETS. Price of Y. C. •• •• t it° -s 0.: -s Od '-sOd to 5710 d -a Od 20 5 Eastern Steata WIC( ... ... 25 Colonial ' 30 Years, Expire 10th Oct., 1859 4 1-1.6 3-la Ditta - a But among the eisehiaeders a rivate from the 33d (or Duke of Wel therefore, b e re o a , p . . arded as acclimat e-e . • Delivery last week •• 2,456 3.19 s 2,123 1,260 1,914 I°° . • f Loud. •-•• ... 31 100 20 Commercial o . _ ... 25 21 ElectricTele hI) 16 --- 27 Ditto from June 1.... 50, !96 i 60,56 8 89.241 59,336 45,533 troops I have m g entiuned it unfortemately prevails to a lington's) Regiment, and a private from the 83th or • 1 all Elect • T l graP ( India Bonds, £loao 9 Arrivals last week.. 1,244 ; J2B 2,852 8,219 1,544 riC e eg. of Ir. ... - "' ( considerable extent. The r e t u rn ef the disease bas sur- Connaught Rangers. This makes about twenty of MANCHESTER, Dace . 16. 24 -21 d 131 Ditto, trader ellOOO 91" d with a Ditto from Junel ....I 84,360 i 89,509 68,161 82,143 42,149 Australian ............ 15 14 Gen. Steam Navigat. ... --- ''' Iccount, 10th January Con3olB for e ...,TOCIC EXORANGE.-The market fi 20 all Lond. Chart. Bk. of 20 all General Serew Steam -••-- ''' Was rm to-day and a price of Town.... •• i 39i 6d 395 64 475 31 585 0.1 653 Gd 201 - 211 Exchequer Bills, 2 4 1 25th November not a c a s e h - ad ,occurred among the s imil ar b aseness an d treachery since the siege Corn- good business done : -Caledonian, 311 ; E as t L ' h • Australia 2O 10 Irish Beetroot Sugai ••• -7 ..- 7 4 p MICAS ire, ,..........._...-.... , 21000 ......................... .- ..... , English or French for three we h i a mong the menced. All the three men I have meutioned left up . on 17 15-16 ; Lancashire and Yorls.shir e 73.3 . 50 20 London and County.. ... -• ... 20 10 Magdalena St. Naviee ••• •••• ••• ...... . 7 4 p •eks, t oue i - , London and ELOO .................................. 74 p Turks it w a s awfully p re l es 1 26th they lost the night of the Ist of this month, and it is to their in- NaWestern, va ent. nt le 101 ; slau., Shef., and' Lin 4 col li . 31 • 1 A PLURALIST.-The Rev. C. A. Thurlow, h 1 50 10 London Joint Stock.. ... - ... 110 all Meditera.n. Elec. Tel us ire, 2 -a; w o las Bmall .................. • ............... A . T ONE O'CLOCK . five or six nien front the naval bri 1 don the formalon that the attack upon our picquet in the South-Eastern meld Doren 171. 100 20 Gond. it Westminster ... - ••• I 1 , all Nat. Pat. Steam Fite ... -.- ... gace, an just been appointed to the chancellorship of Chester .- PRICE OF FOREIGN FUNDS ~ . 27th it len 35 National Provincial ' 10 5 Netherlands Lind- 1 - 11 a i appeared among the new reoiraents. On the " ovens" is attributed. If tide is so, after finding an - - diocese, hal at present on his hands the duties of the of England ••• - ••• Equador Bonds . ............................ 15 nis, , ht of the 29th we lost 49 in r 'd •1 t f these unusually strong force in the place, and tbe lamentable BIRMINGHAM, DEC. 16. 2 1 N.B. W. Geal.dq gtg c . r Grenada Bonds, 1 3 / 4 per Cent - ... s team Nevski.-- •••• 0 • ...• --- •.. cases occurred amon g th e mounted staff troops, w hi c h failure of the attack upon it, the deseiters are sure to be TOCK EXCIIANGE.-The market was remar k a b ly qu i e t, year ), prebendiary of York C a th e d ra l, rural. d ean ' o f be 221 National of Ireland- ... - ... Grenada Bonds, Defenad ..................... 54 1 all N. B. Australasian._ i - 4 had not been ashore more than 24 1 S' the damiged bY the Russians, as spies sent for the purpose Pr o lces were n ear ly stati o nary, and few buyers or - saers. Malpas, canon of Chester, and chaplain to tho Archbishop 20 all New South Wales. -35- 40 spanish (loads, 3 per Cent ... ................. 1 -- , tours. thee L Aeon anti Noith-Western Figh 20 121 • L•Trth ofEuropeSteare .., - „„ 29th we have had an average loss of 30 or 35 men per of giving false information. e ths, 188 6d d . • G 25 all Oriental Bank Of Ditto New Deferred, 3 per Cent t e C t rbury is., roe 0 a n e . 5 ea Peel Er. Ld. & Minrl. 24 -21 , Western, Binniseliain Guaran 71.1 * . 64 14 .6A d diein. By the tuajority of the mectical officers it is looked The Russian deserter seemed a. plain, sensible man: ' t " , •'4 ; Midland Stodgy THE GOVERNMENT BALANCE-SHEET.-On Friday, the Corporation 37 -39 Peninsular& Orioutal Turkish F,!erip 6 per cent... .................... e• - i ' 5 7 6 ; 1 d buyers 694, sellers 69:a. I 25 Provincial of Ireland ~ .. 50 all ..., •.. - ••• Ditto for the Account ...................... 2i I S 011 118 A merely temporary outbreak of the disease, He stated that though provisions were not abundant in Governmeat balance-sheet for the year ended the 10th 1 eo 45 .o. Do. ... - - o r' _ all Do. New • u 2 a ll Portland Iron Co 2 -20 Venezuela Bonds, 3a per Ceat. ••••••••••••••• , - causni among the riewly-revived troope by the total and the town, they were by no means scarce a.s yet. Powder . BRISTOL, DEC. 16, October last was published, The net income was 5 1 Royal Anstraln.Ble ... - •" 8. to p en Ree-al Moat Steam - ••• 1 Ditto Deferred, 1 per Cent .................. 1. , sul,len change in their mode of l'afe, and i n en s li g h t i t an d amin unition he said were getting very scarce , and a - 55,296,566/. 16s. 7d. The excess of expenditure over .TOCK ExC ' HANCE. -The market th• & Gold Imp Co. I.,lvtd,nds on the alove of•Yable i n Lwit , Th i n " ought certainly to be received. Any way, another month that to supply the wants of the former the Russians had is morning was . nc me in the year ended the 10th October was 887,3691. 25 all &nth I trill' - ... -- "' 1 all Scot. Austral. Inves -14 - 11 Dutch Excharee, 21 per Cent. 12 Guil el inactive, with little busines d • 3 "mg. Bristol and Exeter 1----° ns la ...... 41 - 43 25 all suth AustraLLand 37 ••-' 3 N D:ttc• 4 eer Cant. Certificates .. 91 e ir mines which had will witness the conuneneement of cold weather, when withdrawn all the . been placed under . 91; ditto, 4 per Cent P f 9a • ' es 7d On the 10th October 1553, the balances in aci . re ~ e, Caledonia 62i • G t --• • 25 11 a Union of Australia._ 67 1 all Submar. Telogreph.. i - 1 n„ rea E c heauer were 6,780,2411. ' 68. 6d., and on the 10th 50 ' Do. New .. - 69 .... 1 .... ST TWO HA LP•Per . we may fairly look forward t° being free from the , tlie earthworks in case of their being carried by assault. Western, 70 3 / 4 ; Midland, 604 ; S.-Wales, 294; Taff Vale, lc - ' 1 all Do. Registered. I # ............ ... - ••• gy, Consols.... se 911 6 drea.dful t. In the meantime a few sa.nitary recau- I Th P 1 3 ... e latter etatement is just probable, as the Russians 135 136. Octoberlast 5,626,295/. 9s. Ild. 10 Uoltna of I. ... _ -lam. .... *lb. •.• ~,,„. iu k 12 -- 13 100 lai., Van Diemen's Lam - ; C. I , s iti.y •