The Sun. — London, England, 1857-01-19 00:00:00

. _ :=,... 1 THE SUN, LONDON, MONDAY EVENING s JANUA RY 19 1 1 8 517 • • ,; t . ----- -- , --______________________ G...T..o..: GRAIN 3TARKIEIT:O:2IOI4I meoweweemiesseemes s i memee ,.„.„,..„„.„.„...............„ ............................................. First .............. 2s Od 50s Od P ICES OF SHARES. THE MURDER OF THE ARCHBISHOP ' moo ) with his own remarks on le. On the 3d Jan-, wafer, &c., but the bishop snatched them from him moving the accused from the Helvatic territory, and does in a manner to prove beyond all doubt that he perse ..... ......... Markets: _ j;;;;......... 4 8 1 ) 2a --sae-- OF PARIS. the day of the crime, Yerger went at two o'clock to saying :-" We take from thee or rather we show not doubt that the zeal which will be employed on all veres in the line of conduct dictated by sentiments of hands to hasten the progr h ess of the negotiations !will moderation. In a conversatien with the envoy of a Front the Official Last. _. 6 .__ :5:8 0 _.. 07111 i 23455 i 1000dd the Church of St. Etienne du Mont, carrying with to the people that we have alrea ' cly taken from thee, ---........... abridge the duration of t at measure. It is also con- friendly power, th! King . of Prussia expressed the wish him his Catalan knife He first consulted the list the power of offering the holy sacrifice to God, !sneer. 1 BARLEY 1 OATS, I BEA, S. On Saturday Verger appeared before the Court vinced that Prussia, which hae given a pledge of her sen- that the conflict with Switzerland should have a pacific rUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY EVENING. LONDON, FRID A.Y, JAN. 16, 1857. of Asaize of Paris to take his trial for the murder s o e f lf t h h e ea c rh er a e b m e o nh n o i h es wi fo t r h • t t h h e d . ay he then placed him- and of cele N brati g mass either for the living or Archb• ntention of strikin,g the the dead." t, n the bisho scraped with a knife timents of conciliation by a'ajourring her military prepa- issue, and he encouraged and authorised the envoy ad- CANALS. 81 ) : of the Archbishop of Paris. It is hardly necessary rations, will not make any demonstration calculated to mitted to the honour of that conversation to pursue the to say that the proceedings excited much interest. mo is b o t p f w t an he sh u e l i d enter to hear the ser- or iece of l ex th thumb a p nd forefingers of each exereise any pressure whatsoever on the deliberations measures which had been commenced for that object. . 4 Companies. .; Dividend Total quantity of wheat in market, Names ot e . ,„,. 878 qrs., 861 sold The impression produced by the death of the pre- f t h ; u . a erwar , ;hen he reflected that many hand of th g e as cu e lpri e t, and said, "By this scraping of the Federal Assembly, and we have besides the And even, to be just, we cannotrefuse to admit that the Names of ,s. , Dividend Companies. A Per Price OP PO barley OP 529 ars., 451 sole late, the circumstances in which the crime was per- o . h h e priests had . . been . .m his fellow students, and we take from thee the power of 'sacrificing and of assurance that that power will abandon, from the conciliatory dispositions which appear to prevail in the rz., Annum. - 1 Ann:lm. 7: 1 FIB l e Po r uee ra. . a. . . . . ,!,. . . . . b. . . . e. . in... . s. . . . 3. 8 3. 10. . e . .38. . s . 35 t . 21006:10.0 01, , oats ,', 1 . ( . 1 ...... 20s 6i cl 399 qrs., 354 sold Petrated, the station and sacred character of th mig t, on recognis . ing hi prevent the execution blessing which thou baclet received by the unction moment it learns the release of the rimoners a'l hostile King of Prussia are manifested in the circular which was e of his plan he quitted the ' b - ench and placed him- of thy - hands and thumbs." Next the bisho • ns t Switzerland. The P Freoch ' cabinet will addressed under date of the 28th Decemb'er to the le- - X - -- X - Price. it to beans 9JO 112 qrs., 91 sold criminal-all contributed to increase the intensity se , W t 4'VERAGES PER IMPERTAL QUARTER. in Ica e ragge . o . - iteeeees•• - 30 17s te s , self in the h n r ave at the spot previousl •d•t d. d dII the chasuble from behind and sail, s aleastl it r h eg th ag e a n i i hest satisfaction that of H.B. af. j, iit a ti on 0 ; Prussia at Paris, Lo n d o Vi e ' a dso Ashtit &01ffil 93 V. P• et• - Peak Forest. 'is 51. Oa. 76 Birmingham 40 41. hea , • 1 8 o•l2ths 1 Barley, ...11. 18 10 1-12ths of interest. Before eight o'clock this mornino _ Oats, ... 11. 2 8 0-12ths 1 Beans, ..... V. 17 11 0-12 tbs every approach to the Palais de Justice was He . was t ae w d . hen the Archbisho arrived, and re_ gc W e Justly deprive thee of this sacred vestment, in ee or w der that th g e difference may receive a satisfaCt n ory r Peters s burg. Amongst other thing3, n w , e re n m ° a;k a t n herein the following paesage :-' His Majesty is disposed, as ...... 100 6/. 15s. - etfird &Wori i4O 281. 440 throiaged. with people of every class anxious to get reamed there uring the entire ceremony. At which signifies charity, because thou hest deprived solutiec.' Coventry.... 400 111. - Rochdale.. • 8 5 41. Stotirbridgeo ; 45 111. - " Now that ws have produced this document of high soon as the release of the prisoners shall have taken DALKEITH GRAIN MARKET -JAN. 15 length he opened the knife hiding it from every thyself i3f innocence." Then the bishop remcrvecl . 29a Td ......... 29, 0 in. The iron gates of the exterior were closed impcstance, it will not be h out of place to compare the Grand Union 100 7s. 6d - Wye Rail. j 26 21 • - Qrs. Current. . y:until his victim approached. " I did not strike the stole, and said, " Thou hest disgracefully place, to enter into negotiations on the future of the Inferioi arid it was with the utmost difficulty that those e t - • cnntente of it with that o h f t4trisioewhich emanated from c :untry of Neuchatel, antthe unexampled moderatioh iGoii,,..eF. a ,. 25 t .. ;40 Wheat 61 s 01 ...... .. 37s 01 " said the prisoner " for I was certain that rejected the _sign of God, which is this stole ; er.Ct. 10 61. pr. ct. 11A severn and 1 , t y tJunetn tOO 11. pr. ct. 44 -- ....9_ w W; 3 a t i r z i i ie ci i i WO , " 1029 Oats . who came provided with tickets could make their tl w e l eTrst blow had taken'effect." and that is why we take it from thee, and render the . Frenc i li C d abin t on t N . last on the same of which his Majesty haa itherto given proofs in all th s a g e e c e nn s t sL A .: r .n p i 4 0 ( ( ) ) 5 3. / . , 729 Barley 458 oa 3ss gd 253 01 way through the multitude. affair. A . rea y . a hat epoch the French Cabinet ex- affair will net be departed from when the great Euro- Leicester.... :00 5/. 4 itirapton..l 100 21 ' - ABERDEE t N too - 5326 1 : 1 00 N 1d . If in presence of those facts and this language it unfit for any sacerdotal purpose." The cere- I f: e o iz i t r b tN4 . b h 1 8 13 3 1 7 1. 0 5 , s . - The interior of the building was full to the ut- there could still exist a.ny dhubt of the long-pre- moiay here 9oncluded, and the bishop and his pressed its readiness to co-operate in everything that pean powers shall consider that the moment has arrived - Worcstr &I 78 10s. --- most before nine o'clock -not a place was vacant. hd • th could bring about ia the que3 . tion of Neuchatel an a_o to present propositions recognised equally by the power Macclesfield. 100 2/. 102. 61 - 'Wilts & Brks - 7s. Od. - meditatedintention which directed the arm of the attendants wit rew wi great pomp and in pro- The leading members of the magistracy, of the assassin, and of the enal 'bilit which cession the spectators bending to the round • ' rangemeat havin for its object to procure the renun- which makes them and that which accepts them 103 . Potato oats 22s Od to 24s Od bar man , )7 of the diplomatic corps, of the Senate' should fall on him, sofiae of r t uzs c i y . d b f 11 . h d g cla " Y. • 17* th ••' g 8 w uments seize e ore im as e passe . b aser th ih e e If•:1 n preeenc d . ~ - i i presrc h aof Prussia of the ri ht hich o 1 eof all these fact% and i . aof o N x e o t r Il d• • • • :•• •••• t i gg 1 -- . im over e principality of Neu- what has been state to us, in writing an verba ly, y WATER-WORKS, Common oats 21s Od to 21s Gd }4olles per bushei the Legislative corps, and the Council of State were both at his former residence in Paris and at his chaoel and tbe country of Valangin. Even in making our delegation, we believe that we can recommend to Barley ................. 32s Od to 36s Od j'''''" B present ; and several high functionaries and foreign- brother's where he was residing at the time of his ______ _.---,__...._____,....7..-- MESSAGE OF THE •.TTISS FEDERAL' L treaties alostraction of the difference of wording of the note of you in full confidence the adoption of our proposition ; Name of Company. of raid. Price Wheat, red (spring)3ss 01 to 42s 01 ars of distinction. Among the witnesses were M. crime, will cast on these uestions the clearest as November 16, in which it is purely and simply said and we can do so with the more reason, as we, as every A n p n e i r im . Share. o white 35s Od to 55s Od 1621bs ~ Surat, vicar capitular, who accompanied the arch- well as the most melanchol c ; light. bleat the French Government will employ all its ef- one knowe, placed ourselves in the same point of view on __.• - Oatmeal .. 5 ... 0 . d .. . t 0 6d t 6 a s ( 6 8: T l D 3 : u r t ek t k e es r y , , 8 , p deo l a b .c . h2_ l B l 0 00 COUNCIL. forts, whilst the note of the sth January says ex- the occasion of the collective note, and that you then x s. d. Z s. d. Div - ide:d Birm Am in o g un . t - ............. 17s 6d to 18s 6,1 per boll. bishop when he received the blow, and who was On the day of his crime, and with a perfect Berlin . • 5l. per cnt. 10 0 0 100 5% the first to keep back the murderer ; the Abbe __ l .__ pressly that it takes the engagement to employ all its approved of our viewe. Now, the present arrangement East London PROVISION MARKET.:p:e:rihsaek. knowledge of its consequences, Verger wrote a will Cattoli, the secretary, who was by his side at the in which he left ever thing to his brother, giving The Federal Council of Sw't erla ddd d the highest importance to in presence of this note may be considered as an exten• Do. 4 per Cent. Pref. 4/. per cent. 25 0 0 - same moment ; the Abbe Dufour, vicar of St. him the full power y of receiving anything that the following musario th 1 4 z h a t li rere on e . euc ae . ques I n enregister here that the French Cabinet in the note of sion of the propositions coming from Swit . zerland. _ Do._ s_l7 c e . g i n i t : Pre!. tp p er e ' r cc e n n t tl r 0 g g __-- 81 Veal, per lb ... 7d to OS 91 7 , Mutton, per lb. ...... 6d to 8d Eggs p doz Os lld to la 01 I Chickens,do. °a Od to 2E, 6d d d d t t t ° e t, 2 1 5 5: 0 d 6 t i : the sth promises its co-op efforts, it is not the less of eration to bring about an ar- " This is the place to mention the mission of M. Fur- ( " } ranil Ju tl : 5 I: p l i e s : 1 : i p ep : e r pr l:: . ..... 0 . Lamb, do., Os 0(1 to OF4 0 ; Hen:, p pail: 3s Od to 34 64 Etienne-du-mont :111. Legrand, cure of S t. Germain de Do. New - 25 0 0 - _ might be sent to him during the month of Jan to the Hiah Federal 'Assembly in the sitting of the n ingemen t o f a nature to respond to the wishes of S wit- rer, federal councillor on the subject of which ru •s - 100 0 0 - L'Auxerrois ; M. Beaufils, canon ; the Abbe ig s7. 12th :- zerland, by assuring the entire independence of Neucha- mours devoid of foundation, at least partly so, have been Lambeth ••-..•• •• - 51. per cnt. 100 0 0 - Humcile, the Abbe Millard, dec. The Abbes Guetti _ - _ -_- : Salmon, per lb ...... Os tO Os Ducklings,do Os Od to 0( 01 and Verwaut were present as witnesses for the de- • , e , To that proof of a perfect tranquillity of mind " Most honoured Gentleman, -Scarcely h ave a f ew tel-an assurance which had not such a wide bearing in s p rea d. W e have to make to you on this subject the Newßiver k e s N a PanL i - 100 0 0 - Grouser brace ..... Os to Os d b th • fence, haying been sunamone y e prisoner. jusu oerore committing such. a great crime we 121119 t daye passed over since your departure frotn the Federal the note of 26 t h N o r. That note confined itself to the following communisation :-On the 27th December, we ~ , , °e u s t t h wa itr i diesex ux - 61 0 0 - 101 _ add another proof of the long preparations which city, when we find ourselves under the necessity of assurance which has been mentioned, but that of the sth received from the Swiss consul-general at Leipsic a tele- Do. Do, .. •• • . Ail. per cent. 51 8 - Tallow, p stone, Os to 12s 01 Potatoes, pr pock, ...8d to 91 On the table of the court were deposited the th e I ffh•e ~ e , - - Rabbits, each 9d to 10d. e muruerer ma e USe 0 or is ueteseauie act, convoking you anew, in order to submit to you a re p or t goes further by recognising the necessity of removing graphic despatch, by which he entreated us to delegate BRIDGES. Butter for exportation (present cure) per cwt.94s Od to 98a pieces de conviction-namely, the sacerdotal orna- abandoning the idea of it and takine it u a ain and certain propositions on the affai r of ar euc h t i w hi c h the accused from the territory of the Confederation until instantly one of the members of our authority to Frank- - Eggs, wholesale price, per dozen ..................... 8d to Od merit worn by the Archbishop at the moment. f time to time according aa crrcum i s 3 tai g ices rona at present occupies almost exclusive' ae '• th t• hII b e regulated. The note of the sth fort, to woofer with H.H. the Duke of Coburg Gotha on y the attentien of e ques ion s a Name of Company, Dividend Amount per of raid. Price. RETAIL PRICES. The stole the surplice, the cope, the soutaine d' expresses, moreover, the conviction that Prussia will not the subject of the grave question of the day, Euter• Annum. Share. I s• seemed to agree with his plans. On the 31st of onr country, and in a high degree also that of all Europe. Flour, 141b....0s 01 to 2s 101 Barley fiour,l4lb.Os to 9s 44 played the rent made by the knife of the assassin, as make any demonstration calculated to exercise any pres- taining the opinion that, in such conjunctures, we should -- Oatmeal Os 0.1 to Is 101 , dust, Os to s Ild January, 1856, Verger wrote and si ned a note May the year 1857 open for us under auspices X s. d. X 0. cl. and were coveeed over and stiff with blood. The favourable as those which appear e d t o m ar k th e en d o f BUM whatsoever on the deliberations of the Assembly, not allow to escape any means appearing of a nature to _ Beremeal ... •Os Od to 2s 01 ' per lb 2d to li d i hicha t has been found amen h' g Th g is papers. at f1ungerf0rd.......... _•• 25 0 0 - blade ot the knife was also blood -stained for more wh d robabl the year 1856, so rich in events for our national history ! and that after the release of the prisoners she will renounce contribute to a satisfactory solution of existing difficul _ 100 0 0 - _ Peasemeal... Os Od to 2s 8d Sil, day .a . p y been fixed by him for the o ess : Southwark .......... than half its length. It is a forrnidable weapon • .. e resume our message at th e poi n t a t w hi c h we all hostile meas Urea against Switzerland. France does ties, or even appearing likely to ripply more ample in- Ditto New of 7% p.a. 105 Per cent. 50 0 0 - - Cheese, per imperial stone, 4s. 01 to 4s 6d . , a assassination of the Archbisho hi . h ' too o 0 - - 4-Ib. 10af...8d. I 2-Ib. 10af...4d. Catalan knife, about 18 inches long, with a blade kpl ce nearl „ y u a o year , afterward& The note 1 3 3 wlc emY left it in onr report of the 26th of last month. not, it is true, take any positive engagement on the formation, we charged M. Furrer ,federal councillor, to Waterloo ....... ...... 0.90 .......... "On the very day of the opening of the extraordinary two latter points • nevertheless, if we take into account comply with the request of the consul-general. This Moo'Vwd 'li n tt n O o o f f V i .. 1 1 1 1 . . 1 2 2: . t !: ) I d d . 6 4 g g g --__ _ of about 10 inches, and an inch and a-half wide. t e ° n o d - t a hus .- DUBLIN, JAN. 16. At the extremity of the back of the blade, at th -- 8 ' • lie have prepared and seseion our minister at Paris applied to ne f or w a y ° o f the contents of the note, and the tone of it from one mad miesion had not, therefore, a special and positive object ; .. v auxhall .......... • • 28s. 70 10 3 - - e put into execution the murder of the absence to confer with ns on the nestio fth d q n o e ay. . , . to the other as a l so the forms of diplomatic language, it but our delegate received instructions to listen to the Our corn parket to-day was dull for every description art where the do p üble edges curve to the point, is Archbishop." When interrogated by the ma.- His re uest was complied • i' th tthl • h h* h.hbd if d •f with and the minister Was la impesalb.e not tO see -aon e two atter points t ere overtures wlc mtg tema e to im, an , i neces- GAS-LIGHT AND COKE COMPANIES. of grain, without any quotable alteration in the these ef a sort of slit like the cut of a writing-pen, supposed glatrate verger anavrered-" That note has been able to q attend our sittin of the 2oth D ec bdt o is the equival en t of positive assurances. To this consi- sary, to defend the policy of Switzerland, and then to Dividend Amount Tuesday last. In Indian corn nothing doing. P to be for the purpose of facilitating the effusion of written by me. It is rery true that last h . year, F . em . er, an , en give us more ample exp anations on the dt . b (id dth • umst nce that the French refer to us. The conference with the Duke of Cobu motives of his era ton must e a e e circ a rg Name of Company. per of Annum. Share. Paid. Price. White wheat, 32s Od to 353 Od ; red ditto, 31s 6d to 33s 01; ditto new, --5 ; barley, malting, 16s to 25s 6d i blood, or rendering the blow fatal. The view of Government in accord with the desire expressed by our Gotha took place, not at Frankfort, but at Carlsruhe. - -- - • - . I was luneed into the reatest misery I deter- presence at Berne. He stated to us three facts :- ; gr nd in.-, los to 20s 6d ; oats, old, -es to -s • d•tt these objecta produced a thrill of horror in the mined I) '' ' g• ' His Majesty the Emperor of the French, in an andi- , legation expresses the opinion that on all bands the pro- Naturally the situation was fully discussed, and our X s. d. X s. d. lle to assassinate Monseigneur. I gave up that 017 to 153 01; oatmeal, 14sto 15s 6d; be;e I °' new ' British Frovincial .. •• 7 5 1. per cent t ' 2 2 0 0 : : all - , new, 16s to 18a crowd. ence accorded to our minister, in expressing t o ai m th e gross of the negotiations should be hastened-a proceed- delegate became convinced that, as perhaps there was 15 Od ; rapeste d 303 Od to 32s Oder brl • idea when I hoped to be replaced at AI •b t e eaux , u P . bakers' flour, 20s ing to which Switzerland, from considerations easy to no question of directly opening new negotiations with eSti t ght" •• •• •• •• :: •.: 1 . 21.. p p e e r r c c e e n n t.. 150 0 0 150 0 0 - Orl to 263 Ocl p'er cwt; Indian c The prisoner was brought into court at 20 mi- it came again t ' - omy mind, and lut it into execu- • friendly sentiments with which he is animated towards ui y of London .. orn, 32s Od to 364 01 'per nutee to 10 o'clock. He is 30 years of age, but tion after I had been interdi P - cted by the Bishop of Switzerland, manifested the intention of contributing understand, ought to attach the highest price. It must Switzerland, the duke, whilst expressing himself in Equitable ....... •• •• 2/. 10s. 50 0 0 all - 480 lbs. &so be admitted that in its last note the French Cabinet the most friendly manner towards Switzerland, enoployed European .... .••• • .. 51. per cent. 20 0 0 - - looks younger. He is of middle stature, and fair in as much as possible to the pacific aolution of the difference 12% Meaux, when poverty again came upon ite, and I • manifested condescension and goodwill worthy of all his efforts to cause the latter to put au end to th e trea e t r C a entral -.•.• . . 8/. per cent. 10 0 0 - __________ ' complexion. His features are regular and expres- was told that the Archbisho • pof Paris would even -t' 'h P • Th cats ing wit 'Testa. e Emperor recommended the 11 + 3 ratitnde, by taking into account the wishes which our Neuchatel prosecutions in order to turn aside a fatal 1 .1.) li .• •• •....... 10/. par cent. 50 0 0 - Ditto New - 50 0012 10 0 ;; 4 LOCAL SHARE MA R.K.B I'S. sive. His forehead is high, though not broad. not listen to me." minister to 6to Berne and confer with the Federal g delegation of the 4th manifested in the name of Switzer- event. On the other hand, he gave it to be understood Ditto Debentures_ - Stock 100 00 - ________..............._ On the back of his head might be seen the clerical Consequently John Louis Verge • Council in order that the latte •ht k k to , r mig ma e nown rlb accused on H M its views en the manner; in which the difference land. in the most positive manner that the principal question, Do. Continental lstCap. 31. ss. 50 0 0 42 15 0 - 'LIVERPOOL, JAN. 17. tonsure w her , a the hair is shaved off to about the the 3d of January, 1857, of aving committe ' d mi . ht . be r dE i " Resnita equall favourabl e are seen also at the first as to the position of Neuchatel, ould receiver, solution Do. Do. 2d Cap. 41. 15s. 50 0041 0 0 - Do. Do. 3d Cap. 41. 10s. 50 0043 10 0 - STOOK -EXOHANGE.-The market has been doing a very quiet business to-da circumference of a five-franc piece. The prisoner wilful and premeditated reorder on the person a t to g act in c a orn ra m ng en n ' to a ng • a v n e d In a d s F o r l u a t n i c o e b h eing disp e os f ed r glance by a cornpa y nson between the French note of the satisfactory to Switzerland. w Do. Do. 4th Cap. 31. 50 0041 0 0 - v. and prices closed rather l _ was entirely dressed in black. He was led in bY Marie Dominique A.uguste Sibour Archb• h of Switzerland. .1;our r r ii r inis:r h d 1 n d eh ourabl d 0 0A a rea y informe UR sth and the note called collective of the 21st Deo. Thie "At the epoch of the departure of our delegate we Independent - 25 and North Western, L z . e o r. ci ri 1061 51 c•-•Earitern ' Counties, 9 1- the gendarmes, and advanced to the place assigned Paris, a crime mentioned iia a • ' rticle 302 of the is °I) ° b d y a espatch of Deoember 26th, the ambaseador of latter also confined itself to ex • the °Pinion that, thought that it would be desirable to obtain positive pressing London Peri. Preferen. 61. per cent. 25 0 0 - Pecenix ....... •• •• - Lancashire and Yo k li . 96 r s ire, 11- him with perfect self-possession, holding in one Penal Coda. England at Paris, Lord Cowley, had likewise manif es t e d after the disoontinuance of th e prosecution, the respec- information as to the attitud e o f our neighbours, the Rateliff ..... ....•• hand a bundle of papere. He did not appear in When the indictment was read, the Pe 'd t f rsien o to him most friendly sentiments towards Switzerla n d, five Governments would employ all their efforte to Staten of Bavaria, Wurtensber g , an d B a d e n, in case war Surrey Consumers 24 pm,- United . General ...• •• 13s 6d per sh. 50 0 0 - ' , ‘ , 5 the slightest degree intimidated, and he looked the Court informed th ' e prisoner that he was ac- and had given him to understand that ho also was of induce the King of Prussia to make an arrangement, in with Prussia should break out. M. Furrer, who was ...........--- Wgittzt ~,; C ! l . 7t ered 6f per cent. 5 5 g g g 10 - 0 0 - about on the crowd before and under him with the cused of the c • rime of assassination with remedi- - • opinion that the Swiss Minister ehould ask for new in- the spirit of the complete independence of Neuchatel. already at Carlsrhue, was charged by credentials sent ••••• lots BIRMINGHA.M, JAN. 17. utmost calmness. He stooped down for a moment tation, and that he sho ld u now hear the charges P structions from b; -.a government, with the object of n o t i-it to the removal of the accu se d from the territory of to him for the purpose, to obtai n f rom the governments Western A 10 0 0 4 0 0 - 7% STOOK EXCHANGE.- There was a quiet market to to whisper something into the ear of his advocate, brought against him The names of the witnesses allowing to escape the last opportunity, perhaps, of arranging the difference in a satisfactory manner. the Codederation until the conflict should be settled, of those three States explanations on this point, and, if Ditto B . - and se to the abstentioa from all hostile measures against necensary, to make proper representatione. Whatever INSURANCE COMPANIES. day again at the opening, and a dull business doin at the close. London and North Westerns, 106 i i-allreat and then began to converse witk the gendarme who for the rosecutio 20 i waa at his left. A captain of the geedarmery- and and as c i s p ach an n, d n nnmber, were then called, "In the midst of the numerous pre-occrapations which Switaerland by Prussia, there was nO question of them might occur, we thought duty dictated to us this pro Dividend Amount Western, 66f 6-Midlands, 82j 83-Birmingham Banks, swere to his name he withdrew to were the result of the sittings of the councils of the 29 do in the note. ceeding, althnugh we might admit that, seeing the per of Paid. Price. U. a lieutenant of the Paris Guard were with the Name of Company. the room set apart for them. Two witnesses only and 3ith December, it was naturally not possibl e t , " You are aware, gentlemen, that we desired, with position of Prussia in the Germanic Confederation, and Annum. Shwa. --__ guards stationed near the prisoner. were called for the prisoner M d 'll El decide immediately on the instructions to be given to the French Cabinet, that th e Government of her Eri- after the adhesion of the latter to the protocol of Lon - MANCHESTER, JAN. 17. -s a emoise e an- . . x s. d. t s. d. At half-past 10 o'clock the jury took their places, chard h k , s _op eeper, and the Abbe Gaette. our minister. On the 31st Dec., however, we discussed tannic Majesty should join in the declarations of France. don, the part to be played by the States of Southern 71. per c. 500 00500 0 90 _, STOOK EXOHANGE.-The mar e k t was a shade weaker toe and the judges their seats on the bench. The Ibion ....•• .• •• - •• d • 1 . h I 1 prices sig t y owe Mull nds 821 to 83- For. 11. 14s.6d.bs 100 0 0 11 0 0 17.% , 1 0 5•• an r. ' a The prisoner was ordered to stand up. He in- the subject fully, and we were not a mingle instant unde- We see, however, by a note of the 7th,addressed by Lord Germany could scarcely be doubtful. In fact, the decia- A t llianze Brii. and judges were MM. Delangle, Bonniet de Saliignac • d f .. I. p.c.gt bs. 100 0 0 25 0 0 _ Sheffields, 334-Leeds, 96 1-Eastern Counties, 9 7-16- (who presided), and M. Degueranvillier. The oth- q h uire o . the President whether he could make an cided on the subject of the resolutions which we had to ado t, if we did not wish to disavow I 1 net thi k • ourse ves an( to a . Cowley, to our Minist t P is that the En lish Cabi- rations which were made on this occasi !sr a ar , . g „ ss . on were of such Ditto Marine ... •. _ 10 0 all - Blackburn, Bj. a s right to maintain its declaration of Nov. • 40 . a nature that it could not be doubted that a promise, at Ithensum -•• •• •••• 0 soryation to the Court and the jury before the d • 158.0 d. 50 0 J 5 1.5 0 is% eial prosecutors were M. Vaisse, procureur gen6ral, P d th • • h• h h d isregar e opinion wlc a manifested its e lf s o It Is therein said that if th e Federal Government, fully least confidential, had been given that a assage would Atlas 41. per cent. 100 0 0 2 5 5 gO O 7: ----- LEEDS-JAN. 17. and M. Barbier, avocet Ondral. M. Nogent de e h x . amination commenced t The President informed strikingly and so unanimously in the nation and •. l • d 'cl - • - amongst appreciating a 1 the circumstances, should eel eon be granted to the Prussian troops, if circumstances p • - Argus Life ... -••• • • • 13riti,sh Commercial .. 71. 103. 50 0 0 6 % Saint Laurens had been named by the Court coun- b im he was at liberty to do so. The prisoner then the authorities. releasing the prisoners without trial, the Government should require it. It is true that the governments of Church of England .. 71. 10s. e s g g g 0 ° 0 3.4 STOCK ExCHANGE.-The market has been quiet to-day sel for the prisoner, and took his place by his side. a,a d n in a soleiaan and emphatic tone the following ~ we will here briefly state the conteats of the note, of H. B. M. would, in common with the French Go- the countries referred to did not fail to recall the friendly City of London .. •• .. 5 5 t 1. &13s COO 0 0 10 0 0 0 21 , 4 Sheffields, 3N-North Westerns, 8f -Midland, Bradford, After some preliminary proceedings the interro- wor s :-" It is now 19 centuries since a. serious called collective, which was proposed on the 21st Dec vernment, take steps to induce the King of Prussia, to relations existing with Switzerland ; that they expressed Clericl.44o.Bc Gen. Life pr c 4i. . 100 0 0 10 0 0 3° 63.6.3.-North Eastern and Berwick, 21. •, gatoire, or examination of the prisoner by the we . rd was pronounced by a man-more than a man and to which we expressly declared that we would g i ve solyre the otteetion of Neufchatel in conformity with the the greatest regret at being obliged to adopt suoh rnea• r o o tt , n y t n y .7: - :::: ••••• 1/. 16s. 50 0 0 50 0 _ ..............--__---..-....., -it was Christ, the man-God. He said, ss. .50 0 0 5 0 0 - ' SEABORNE MAILS. Court, commenced. The Judge asked the prisoner 'Pax our consent, convinced as we were that it would con- wishes of Switzerland, namely, by the recognition of the sures, and that they gave the assurance that, far from Eagle .. .. •• •• •• e cent. 100 0 0 5 0 0 5-i; his name. He replied, in a firm voice, " Jean cobts, pax ontnibus.' Another man whom you lore, tain nothieg which would wound the dignity of Switzer iad-pendence of Neuchatel. On the other hand, the taking part in the conflict, they would employ them. Equity and Law-- - 5% P l l. l. 20 0 0 eli 18 es. Louis Verger." whom you all venerate, whom I love and venerate, land. According to the draft of this note, the represen• Government of H.M. felt it due to itself and to the Fe• selves actively to arrange it. Althougit those govern- Europev o L d i o ce merit .. 41. per cent. 100 0 0 4 0 0 - " Your profession ?" has said, ' L'Empire c'est la paix.' Now what are tatives of the powers undertook t o g i ve t h e poa iti ve as . deral Government to declare that It WaS not able to gua• ments did not allege the obligation iinposed by Federal ra a e m ne i r i To............ a . 6 per cent. 50 0 all 51 per cent. Stock. 5 all 101 (FOR 111011 " Ecclesiastic." we to understand by these words ? iThat are snra.nce that as soon as the Federal authorities should rantee the success of those steps, aud that it had not for law to permit the passage of troops, they caused it to Globe ••••••• .• • - 47 5 u ... we"- have pronounced the immedi a t e an d comp l ete anou l at i on the present any sufficient motive to consider itself assured be understood that Prussia, in her quality ef member Gtes o ham Life _ 20 0 0 50 0 0 - Made up at Whence " Your age ?" , D . D 0... ..... • the des- By what When By wha " Thirty years." The President, here interrupting him, said this of the prosecution, their Governments would do all in of Euccese• of the Germanic Confederation, could not be preventeu Guardian Vessel. expected Vesael. Post• Office. patched. p r cent. 500 0 0 30 0 0 - their ower to induce Hll t • p . .. .he King of Prussia to ar- "It Gannet be denied that in this note the English from pursuing an object wlaich the Confederation has Imperial Fire..." - - ...----• ______. " Where were you born ?" was his defence ; his defenoe should cona• after the 1 14 21 5. & e 2l bs 100 0 C 210 0 20IA ____ ~........., range the pe . nding differenoe, and to do so by declaring Cabinet has not given assurances of such wide beari g n expressly sanctioned by its adhesion to the protocol of Imperial Life 'ty Marine • 5 ct.&135 100 0013 0 0 97 Lisbon 7 7 U t i, 17 f t h , I, Bt South- Allan "At Neuilly-sur- Seale (close to Paris)." hearing of the witnesses. The prisoner continued the entire independence of Neuchatel. We in con- as that of the French not 3 of the sth. It would never- London ; those governments appeared also to think L n a d w e np l i t:e .. .. .. _•• . P . _ •• ...... 2s &2s bons 100 0 0 110 0 314 Spain ampton Tagus Jan. 24 bra. " Where was your last place of residence ?'' in the same strain for some time. „lie complain d e sequence considered it just and equitable that our theless be an error to b e li eve th a t England has not, that the refusal to admit troops would be an indirect Law Liie,........ „.. 5/ . per cent . 100 0 0 12 10 0 Gl % Gibraltar Gibraltar "1 "At my brother's house in Paris, Rue-de-Sein of his not having been able while in prison to new programme should contain nothing which did like Franee, proposed as the object of her intervention defence of Switzerland against a member of the Ger Legal and General Life 4s. per share 50 0 0 20 0 51A Malta -•• 56. :• e, procure the "elements of his defence." He li d a not at few atesin the limits of what was offered the absolute independence of Neuchatel of all foreign manic Confel , eration. In presence of these views and = & pi...;, .... ; .... lo ag ss. a . ri g 0 1 is g i - ii Egypt .. ••• • I 4th & 20th 4th and The jurors then took the oaths, and the clerk, or given in a list of 60 witnesses, but the Advocate- us in the collective note ; and besides, that the ties. The note itself indicates the m o ti ve f or „lo c h s h e o f the prom i se a l rea d y ma d e, we could scarcely hope Marine ..... .... •.. w . :. 18s. & . bs. 100 0 0 20 0 0 - Med. Inviid & Gen. Life 4% per cent 50 0 0 20 0 3!4 ' a". .• • " Von .. •• . • M n o , f tho onth. a _s tn ou p t to h n - pera 20 t t i l t i e of Indus greffier of the court, being called on by the resid- General only allowed one. There were two sorts Programme should supply some omiesiens and con- eannot pronounce in the same manner as France has that representations made by u . s de alo i n: tiZur: 1 i t...: ' of Minerva ...... ••• • - 54. per cent. 20 0 0 40 0 - Mauritius month. ing judge, commenced reading the acte d'aPccusa- of proofs-written and moral proofs-and he secrete certain principles, which, though inapli- done ; that motive can scarcely be anything else than notable influerace. It w . as beei s. f Neuchatel Monarch •• •• •• •• •• •• 51. per cent. .5 0 0 10 0 IL (via Ceylon) tiOn, or indictment. wished to have both. Some explanation then took citly comprised in the note, were not formally ' the circumstance that Prussia does not appear to have things that on thie occasion the question . o . New Equitable ...... 6 te per cent 10 001 0 0 - the discus- Pelican .. •• •• •• •• •• .. 51p. ct. China Penang .. • • 111.1 the SOuth- •• ••• • • . Feb. 4.. ......0 The first part of the acte d'osccusation contains place bet ween the President and the counsel for the expressed. The instructions wheh we gave to our Mi made to the English Cabinet the sam e overtures as thoae ebould also be discussed, and our delegate in k care to defend the policy hitherto followed plAnix - • •• 51. per cent. - _ - -1841 A Singapore .. month. } ampton prisoner. The latter said that the prisoner had n v i:t w er st, r e i t , " i ri d co nsequehce from the fopowing point of i acit , izalused to the French Cabiaet. __ _ . lion, too s r sconeu L1fe...... 51. per cent. G5OO 10 0 _ Australla(viai , Nt / South- ,-- Horning nothing more than the particulars of the crime 4 1 a note presented on the 10th the legation of by Switzerland. an. ei shown a list of GO nanaes, but had. not sent them to F oral Couacil would be for nil p Art disposed , Provident Life .....• - 12%. per c. 100 0010 0 0 - the Cape)•• ••••" " • • j ampton '• ••• • • " Light with which you are already acquainted. I h ' tt en him. The Attorney- Geueral stated that the list to propose the complete amnesty and release of the pa- Russia announces that H. M. the Emperor, animated ' 4 ln conformity with your decision of the 30th Dec., Roc.le Life.... --••- 75. 50 0 010 0 N Cape of Good gives some account of the prisoner's previous career. soners, even before trial, on the condition however both by the desire of contributing to maintain the respect we have communicated to the Swiss people the d ....ecree Ftesal Exch ange Sun Fire Dart- Harbin- j . 2 , E ,,, i .„,,, was in fact a tissue of the most abominable lib 1 242 Mauritius .. E Feb. 5.... due to the arrangements which constitut e the public law which you issued, and the proclamation annexed thereto. Ditto Life. ..::: 6% P i c.&.b3. - JP mouth ger an. - - .--s• He was born, ai is already said, at Neuilly, near The • t th• t es. that there should be given to it, relative to the indepenl Paris on the 20th of August, 1826. At the age h prisone i r , a d is par d got greatly e , Teited, and dance of tsienehatel, hopes raor•plsitive than thoeu con• of Europe, and by the most friendly sentiments towarde "Aa regarde military arrangemente we have little to United Kingd0 . m .... .... 41. 1 .1 bO i r s ius. 20 - 0 0 5 IC; 0 - 5 1 =1 ( 1 )n • • : ...... 1 Of 14:he was admitted, through the charitable in- s h r tsd F 7 e t a ,. d R.ea , rea , read, read 1 tained in the vote of the French Cabinet of Nov 20. It the Swiss nation, the true interests of which he has at add. You are aware that two divisions, the 3,1 and the Universal Life . • - Lisbon 1 mat reconanaended him to calm him- was particularly to be desired that the assura.ne; should heart, will employ with zeal and confidence his good st,h, were called out so far back an the 20 hof last month. Victoria Life ...... • • 51. & tonus - 5o o sa i Madeira.... terference of the superior of the Sisters at Neuilly, se l f. A ft 1 CapedeVerds er some further consultation the judges be given at once that theking ws.ediaposed, immeliately offices with the ring of Prussia in favour of an arrange- On the demand of the Commander.in-Chiof and with the Brazil to a seminary in the Rue St Nicholas d.O Chardo ' JOINT-STOCK BANKS. I &lepton • Feb. 12 Avonl •-L ' retired to deliberate on the list of witnesses and on 011 the amnesty and release of the prisonere being pr). ment of preeent cliffieulties as much in conformity as view of properly assuring communications between thee@ euenosAyres net. The registers of the liouse contain au estry, Falkland is their return t C t ? our announced . that the ' facts on pounced, to renounee his pretensions, oa at least to cm- Possible with the wishes of Switzerland-as soon as the two divisions, we then called into active service 18 bat- Div p i e d r end Am e opit Name of Company. Paid. Price. lands dated 1844, from which it would appear that he h • h h w . lc t e evidence of those witnesses was to be '.'e°t to negotiations on the hams of the recognition of the sovereign authority of the Confederation shall have pro- tallow of infantry, it batteries of artillery, 8 oompanies Annum. Share. Wesg Indica had been sent from the establishment " for a fault l _ (except Ha in which his probity was concerned." After havin given had no relation whatever to the charge for independence of Neuchatel, and that an engagem en t pounced and caused to be carried into exeeution the of carbineers, and half a company of guides. It an ar- - -- _.- 4 5. d. .£ s. d. Yana and g which the riso p ner was before the Court, and should be entered into to bring about an arrangement in abolition of the prosecution of the royalist prisoners and rengetnent should take place on the bases proposed, the Australasia- .. ... 101. per cent, 40 0 0 all 06 v. Hondur l as). spent some years in a private establishment, he 2d and 17th Ist and that sense. France promised to employ all h ff t shall bare released them S witzerland in giving this troops which are called out may be successively dismissed, Bank of E t gyp ...... - ,250018 15 0 South 17N GreenvezTaemarn7. M of the entered the large ecclesiastical seminary of Meaux. they consequently ordered the proceedings to go on. AS was said in th er e or sr • , . . • 51 16th of alllpt on •-, e note of the 26th November ; and that P f f " roo_ o. ....e.erenoe to the deeireof meintaining peace with as all danger of an aggression from abroad will have Bank of London ... .. . . per cent. .00 0 0 50 0 0 .- month. ' orinoco the Atrato He was ordained priest at 23 and served • The prisoner was again ordered to stand u He British North American el. p. c. & bs. 50 0 0 all 68 New Granada 1 1 • h fh d• ra ru,ra pans ea o t e iocese ' 111 se ve - refused, clecl dhh Id • .He was even then are es ou not give an answer to I ) . aote ought in any case to be c•n3pleted by a clause, setting forth that the details f tie o e nrra . agement should which the European powers are animated, will, the entirely disappeared. Emperor is convinced, :mum its future on the most "With respect to the spirit with which the population c ity ........... ..... Ch. Ilk. Ind. Aust & Ch. 41. per cent. 20 0 0 60 0 - Chili .. •• .. 51. per cent. 100 0 0 50 0 0 - Peru ...... month. remarked for the restlessness 't d • , rani y, an anab any question, and protemed against the moral . coutain nothing contrary to the entire independence of durable bases. is generally animated, we can only confirm with the Colonial .............. PI 100 0 0 25 0 0 - California .. tion which form the princip 1 t • t • h • a rai sin is cha- I - violence used againet him. The president then the canton of Neuchatel. Naturally we insisted in these " A note of Austria of the 9th of this month, which greatest satisfaction what we ha,d the honour to commu- Commercial of London. 9 9 100 0.20 0 0 - Honduras .• iM Jan. 17 ..} South- 16th of rector. ordered the witnesses f th or e prosecution to be instructions that the chiefs of the insurgents should be has just reached us, pronounces in the same spirit in nicate to you on a previous occasion. Eng. Scot. & Aust. Ch. 101. per cent. 20 0 0 all Lond. Char. Bk. of Ans. 41. per cent. 10 0 0 18 % Nassan .... 18% lung" Crime the .... se ,..' month. In 1852 Verger returned to Paris, where he was called. The conduct of the prisoner was through- obliged to leave Switzerland, or at least the canton of favour of Switzerland. "We cannot terminate our report, without expressly D o . N ew .......... 20 0 0 , , - Mexico .... Z Feb. 2.... } s outh. sure of soon reaching a brilliant destin it ob. out of the most violent kind. He repeatedly inter- Neuchatel, until an arrangement should, b e con c l u d e d. " Such are tba overtures that have been raade to Us mentioning with admiration the patriotic enthusias m London and County .. IV. per tient. 50 0020 0 0 3334 Havana •• - S amp c on .. ...... Feb. I Atrato tained temporary permission to sa Y• 6 rupted the proceedings, and disregarded all calls to This condition was in the interest of the accused them- by diplomacy, and eepeeially by the powera that signed which has lately been manifested amongst the Swiss re- Lori. & Eastn. Bag. C. 61. per cent.lloo 0050 0 0 - Madeira .... London Joint-Stock ..• 12% pc.&bssoo 0 10 0 0 33% ,_ i , mass, and on selves as well as in that of public order in the caoton of the protocol of London. siding abroad. You have all heard speak of the numerous Tierigrolf7friC; ' an ' " " Pl y' Londn and Westminstr 16i. per cent. ;100 0 0 20 0 0 50 Candace Feb 6 &mope the same recommendation which h y ad, in 1841, in. , . order, as well as the prayer of his own counsel to be ' Neuchatel. The declaration of amnesty and of releasie "We are now arrived at the point at which we must aad generous offering./ which have been deposited on the Nat. Provincial orEng. 100 0 0 3.5 00 - Mouth British North troduced him to the first seminary, the Abbe L moderate. ought alio to reserve the question of the costs of the ask ourselves if we can accept or not, without forfeiting altar of the country • but the children of Switzerland Ditto, New .. -..- 99 P 9 20 0 0 10 0 0 - America - I grand, parish priest of St. Germain l'Auxe .e- Verger having repeatedly interrupted the Attor- Ditto ditto ........ 20 0 0 5 0 0 - Every p r e} Liver- Arabia Jan. 19 Europa prosecution and of military occupation. The Federal honour, the ropositions which have been set forth in have not stop ed there ; and from all arts we have re• ~ United States pool rrois, ze atle i r.r.l t i h ist i .....• ei.per cent. 50 g g 22 a l;3 1 0 :: _ Th u itedStatesi 1an.20 and consented to attach him to his :church as su ney-General, and having declared that he would Council, however, gave it to be underatood that if the these overtur P es. If we think that we can, the nation has ceived offers from citizens who are re P ady to pay with '.. ~,.% British North merary. Terger spent three years at the grill•u1; not permit him to continue, the Attorney- gi ng of Prussia should not raise any question of mone now the right to require that we shall frankly and elearly their persona on the first appeal. The enthusiasm in. °Jen:Bank c t6 orp . o . r . a . . • 2, 1 -.. i p x es . :::t : 20 25 0 0 „ alternate Liver- America .. T , Baltic ' Jan, 15 DARIO . ttoman Bank - 20 0015 0 0 13% tesday s . pool of St. Germain l'Auxerrois. On first e t ' u ,e General read the articles relating to the expulsion it would also allow for its part all question of casts at pose oa r vi e ws, and tbat our counsels be such as we spired by the sentiment of a common nationality shin es 0 ' United States d n ering he Pr D ov it in to cial_ e o w f Ireland 4/. p.ct.&bil. 100 0 0 25 a O ll 0 - British North ?111 / was embarrassed with debt. M. 1,3 q of a prisoner who disturbs the court. He con- drop. On the other hand, we considered that it was im• can conciliate with our oaths. The nation has accepted forth most brilliantly. All the Swiss, whether they are 11 •• •••• •• Si. per cent. 10 0 0 - an. 14 ..} South- . America .. ' Arage.. Feb. 19 Ar a m him 800 f. to assist iu paying hi erau .advanced eluded by demanding the expulsion of - Verger. portant to have the assurance that the King of Prussia with devotedness which is rarely neon all the charge.' in their own homes or separated from their native soil sonian. ..... - ampton kindly gave him a room in that' re s creditors, ansi Verger -I care not for you. I care for nobody would abstain from any subseqaent military demonstra- and sacrifices imposed on it ; its unanimity proves that by vast countriee, or even the ocean, feel that they ars, South Australia 6 - 3 • 34 Canada .... t• 1.-• le n . 2 • 7 . 3 Liver- Anglo- Feb. 4, N •"°2 Union of Atistralia...• 21/. per cent. 25 0 0 all accepted the benefits, but, fiilpdins,,bytery. Verger but Jesus Christ. tion, and that when once the prisoners were releas e d, it means to m a k e common cause with the authoriciee, the sons of one country ; all desire to group themsel ves Ditto . ,P .-. 2le 0 - i pool Saxon Mean. that his hopes 15 0 0 3 0 0 - of rapid promotion were not realis:d The President-The Court retires to deliberate. hostile measurer' to Svvitzerland on the part of that it will stand or fall with the authorities. The nation together, now that danger appears to menace what, in Union of liilm-bu.r.g.: - If -Morning. E-Evening. as speedily as _as the n j us tl y th e right to demand complete and trail- the eyes of the Swiss, constitutes their most preci ous Union of London lol.pc& .b..:, ( 5,g g g !, 0 0 g g ee„, he wished, he turned against hie b Yerger-That is it 1 Begone with you ! Prussia should not be tolerated. Lastly, efforts h Unity Mutual a""2 L p ------- -- ---7 -- - - ---------__ 1 enefactor, and were to made to obtain from the Englieh Government cluilising explanations on the situation in which we now possession 1" lioo 0 o‘ 50 0 0 4 3 ' ORD Ar.u.,------ -- began to whisper the most odious ' When the judgee returned they ordered the Western Bank o' Gonda - - him. ea uinnies against gendarmes to remove the prisoner. an adhesion on all the points above mentioned, and as- are, The report concludes by submittine to the aesienstos, urancee with respect to Switzerland identical with thoos " The eneeoe- .:0-..lher we ah 1 I L tin., e,,......3.- i_ ~ .. In August, 1855, his diocesan d • Terger-You yourselres made the difficulty. B . c -p ee _ eprived him of 17,,„ 1,--- T 1--- -I -- _ his powers as a 01ex...ernes, ...,,, e .;, Dividend per Fri "." Names of Companies. c 4 Annum. '` " rr., Annum. 7: Names of per Compares. Dividend Names Price £ ;shtn &Oldh 98 71. p. ct. Peak Forest. m 51. Os. 76 Birmingham 40 41. Hegel& t's .. 30 17s 15% Coventry.. • . 400 11/. Rochdale... 85 41. Derby .. •• • • 100 6/. 15s. , tftrd &Wor, 1 40 281. 440 GrandJunctn tOO 11. pr. ct. 44 Stoarbridga.. :45 111. Do., 6 or• Ct. 10 6/. pr. ct. 11 A 6cvern and 1 Grand Jnion 100 7s. 6d Wye Rail, j 26 21 . Kennt & Avn 40 64. Warwick & 21. 25 Leeds &Livrp 100 251. Birming. 3 tOO Leicester.... .00 Si. 49% Warwick &1 21. Leicstr &Nth 83 11.55. Napton...s 100 Loughborogh 143 701 Worestr & i 78 10s. Macclesfield. 100 21. 10s. Birming. Neath .. —• • 100 161. 'Wilts & Brks 7s. Od. —. Oxford.... • • 100 103 - 40 V V •••• 4 ___ 4 1,3 4_44,,, ...u., vs lid to On 0; i }fen:, f. ';;;;* 3; 1- '4 t l' o u 3 ~. ~.,.. LUC a trujucl• 01. wnicn rll- Kni..............:: - 100 0 0 - 81 Veal, per lb ..• 7d to Os 9d I Chickens,do.o s Od to 2s _ __ •-• zerland, by assuring the entire independence of Neucha- mours devoid of foundation, at least partly so, have been Lambeth •..... - •• - 51. per cnt. 100 0 0 - 95 Pork, per st...os Od to 6s id Ducks, do. 2 - s Od to 2s e ... ro .. utieNittS ror tn d " Moat honoured Gentlem a n, -Sca rce ly h ave a f ew tel-an assurance which had not such a wide bearing in s p rea d. W e hav e to make to you on this subject the NewßiyqCo a p tt. an l y tzi - _ - - 100 0 0 - :: : Salmon, per lb ...... Os to Os Ducklings,do Os Od to 0: oe. -au pl. VOL VL a. E itu.icci, l.rit,Lui uinl ty ot mind Grouse, per brace ..... Os to Os Turkeys, each 48 Od to 5, MULL V erwitut worn p io.‘... e „,... e u s t t w Sitidlesex ...... - 61 0 0 - 101 ' just before committing such a great crime we must days passed ov er si nce your d ep - arture f ro , t h e F e d era l th e note of 2fith Nov. That note confined itself to the following communication :-On the 27th December, we , a ° a Tallow, p stone, Os to 128 01 Potatoes, pr peck, ...8d t fence, having been summoned by the prisoner. Do. Do, .. ••• . V. per cent. 51 8 - _ _ add another proof of the long preparations which city, when we find ourselves under the necessity of assurance which has been mentioned, but that of the sth received from the Swiss consul-general at Leipsic a tele- Rabbits, each 9d to 10d. On the table of the court were deposited the th e I f fh •e , e , e muruerer ma e use 0 or is uetest,auie act, convoking you anew, in order to submit to you are recognising the necessity of removing graphic despatch, by which he entreated us to delegate BRIDGES. Butter for exportation (present cure) per cwt.94s Od tc pieces de conviction-namely, the sacerdotal orna- port goes further by - abandoning the idea of it and taking it up again and certain propositions on th e affai r o f N euc h ate l, w hi c h the accused from the territory of the Confederation until instantly on e of the members of our authority to Frank- Dividend Amount Eggs, wholesale price, per dozen ..................... 8d t meat worn by the . Archbishop at the moment. at present occupies almost exclusivel the a tt ent i on o s th e ques ti on s h a ll h e regulated. The note of the sth fort, to eonfer with H. H. the Duke of Coburg Gotha on from time to time according as circumstan e Name of Company, An p o e o r m. si ) ar f c. Paid. Price. R 2 E B T i A O I O I, PRICES. The stole, the surplice, the cope, the soutaine dis• s • h la• l c 5 onr country, and in a high degree also y that of all Europe. Flour, 141b....0s Od to , Barley flour,l4lb.Os to At eemed to agree wit is p ans. On the 31st of ? May the year 1857 open for us under auspices as expresses, moreove r, the conviction that Prussia will not the subject of the grave question of the day. Roler• played the rent made by the knife of the assassin, January, 1856, Verger wrote and signed a note make any demonstration catculated to exercise any pros- taining the opinion that, in such aonjunctures, we should - Oatmeal Os 11.1 to Is 10d „ dust, X s. d. X 0. cl. Os to s and we re coveeed over and stiff with blood. The w hi c h a sh as been found among his papers. That , irol.lrable as those which appe are d t o mar k th e en d o f sure whatsoever on the deliberations of the Assembly, not allow to escap e a n y means appearing of A nature to _ Beremeal --Os Od to 28 Od per lb 2d to blade of the knife was also blood -stained f or raore day had probably been fixed by him for the sue year 1856, So rich in event s f or our na ti ona l hi story ! and that after the release? l tbepri.sbbers she will renounce contribute to a satisfactory solution of existing difficul -100 0 0 - :::: 25 0 0 - Ditto New of 7% p.a. 105 per cent. 50 0 0 - - - Peasemeal... Os Od to 2s 8d Sil, Cheese, per imperial stone 4s. Od. to 4a 6d than half its length. It is a formidable weapon ; a assassination of the Archbisho which on' "We reatlme our messa g e at th e p o i n t at w hi c h we all hostile measures against Switzerland. France doee ties, or even appearin g likely to supply tnore ample in - 4-Ib. 10af...8d. I 2-lb. 10af...4d. Catalan knife, about 18 inches long, with a blade k lace nearl a _ 1 3 ; 'Y lefe it in our report of the yeati afterwards. The note 26th of last month. not, it is true, take any positive engagement on the formation, we charged M. Furrer ,federal councillor, to - ________ "On the very day of the opening of the extraordinary two latter points ; nevertheless, if we take into account comply with the request of the consul-general. This 'Ta t o ° ' w d t n tt n O o of f .7 1 ,. . i i i. . i :. ... ,! , :g . 6 4 g g g --__ O T 4 u e t s o d a 1 y 53 1 a o s ci t .; o l a n t m I n e a d l i , a n i4 c s o t r o n l n s o s t 6 h d i n ; g bo d rh o e i , n knge . NT, _ of about 10 inches, and an inch and a-half wide. DUBLIN, Jane. 16. t3o els p thus :-" y a.lo At the extremity of the back of the blade, at th en • lit 3 have prepared and session our "sinister at Paris applied to us f or l ea y e o f the contents of the note, and the tone of it from one end mission had not, therefore, a special and positive object ; .. S i i w o u a u n t t g e h e r w i r o o a l b r . r k . d . .. :. 1. ••• •: ••• ... ... ... ... .. . . 100 0 0 _ v auxhall .......... • • 28s. 70 10 3 - - Our corn market to-day was dull for every deseripi us on e sines ion o is ay. e put into execution the murder of the absence to confer with tie t' fth d diplomatic language, it but our delegate received instructions to listen to the GAS-LIGHT AND COKE COMPANIES. of grain, without any quotable alteration in the lice part where the double edges curve to the point, is Ar hbisho " When ' t • • rrogated b the ma- His re uest was complied with and the • ' is impossible not to see that on the two latter points there overtures which might be made to him, and, if necese In e y q , minister was . . • • • . • e o . a sort of slit like the cut of a writing-pen, supposed h els c trate T p e ' r . to the other, as also the forms of 1 d d h Dividend Amount e t r o s 3 ti 6 o B u oa r, I p 6s to ger answered-cc That note has been able to attend our sitting of the 29th Decemb er an d t o is the equivalent of positive assurances. To this consi- sary, to defend the policy ot s mazer an ,an ten to raid. Price. Wh . ite wheat, 328 Od to 353 Od ; red ditto, 31s 6d to year w h en give us more ample explanations on the motive; of his An P n e u r m. Sill. tO be for the purpose of ficilitating the effusion of written by me. It is very true that last Od, ditto new, -8 ; barley, maltiog, 16s to 258 6d • gr' blood, or rendering the blow fatal. The view of deration must be added the circumstance that the French refer to us. The conference with the Duke of Coburg _ I was plunged into the reatest misery I'deter- presence at Berne. He stated to us three facts :- Government in accord with the desire expres s ed by our Gotha took place, not at Frankfort, but at Carlsruhe. Name of Company. X s. d. X s. d. -- - ing, 15s to 20s 6d ; oats, old, -s to -s ; ditto '- 1 , new, these objects produced a thrill of horror in the mined to aesassinate Monse g igneur. I gave up that - ' His Majesty the Emperor of the French, in an audi- leg _ Britl i s it h Frovincial :: •• 7 5 1 i per r ee e nt t ' 2 2 0 0 : : all crowd. ence accorded to our minister, in expressing ation, expresses the opinion that on all bands tbe pro- Naturally the situation was fully discussed, and our t o ai m t h e gross of the negotiations should be hastened-a proceed- delegate became convinced that, as perhaps there was 15 Od ; ra.pesse d, 303 Od to 32s Od per brl • idea when I hoped to be replaced at Meaux • but . ing to which Switzerland, from consideratione easy te no question of directly opening new negotiations with Od a The prisoner was brought into court at 20 mi- it came a ain. to m mind, d I t• • t into execu s friendly sentiments with which he is animated towards taod, ought to attach the highest price. It must Switzerland, the duke, whilst expressing himself in c ß rty g or Lo . ricio . n .• ...... :: .21.. p p e er c c en n t.. 150 0 0 150 0 e - Oil to 26s Od per cwt ; Indian corn, 328 1 Equitable ....... •• •• 2/. 108. 50 0 0 all - 480 Ilse. nutee to 10 o'clock. He is 30 years of age, but tion aftef I had been ite I l i t d P 11 1 ) 1 13 . h f n r c e y e is op 0 Switzerland, manifested the intention of contributing unders &so be admitted that in its last note the French Cabinet the most friendly manner towards Switzerland, ern 1 ,-1 p.oye- ti E r uropean ... 1 .....• •• .. 51. per ce e n n t t . 2 10 0 0 0 0 0 - _ looks younger. He is of middle stature, and fair in ~ Meaux, when povert r h i o n came upon me, and I as much as possible to the pacific solution of the difference existing with Prussia. The Emperor recommended th e bag manifested condescension and goodwill worthy of all his efforts to cause the latter to put au hied to th e _ in e p a e t ri C a e l n . t . ra .. .. ........... 1 4 0 / 1. p p e e r r c cent. 50 0 0 ----- 12% - -------- complexion. His features are regular and expres- was told that the Arclb a pof Paris would even minister to 6to Berne and confer with the Federal gratitude, by takin g into account the wishes which our Neuchatel prosecutions in order to turn aside a fatal 1 Ditto New - 50 0012 10 0 29;4 LOCAL SHARE MARKETS. sive. His forehead is high, though not broad. not listen to me " Council, in order that the latter might make known to delegation of the 4th manifested in the name of Switzer- event. On the other hand, he gave it to be understood Ditto Debentures - Stock 100 00 - ____-...----- 'LIVERPOOL, JAN. 17. On the back of his head might be seen the clerical Conse ' h ' • quently Jo n Louis Verger le accused on H M its views en th land. , • . e manner; in which the difference 4 , _ .. ~ in the most positive manner that the principal question, Do. Continental IstCap. V. ss. 50 0 0 42 15 0 - • Do. Do. id Cap. 41. 15s. 60 0041 0 0 - I.OOK •EXOHANGIL-The market has been doing a 1 tonsure, where the hair is shaved off to about the the 3d of J 18 -- fh • • anuary, at , o eying committed a might be arranged, England and France being disposed esesnits equally favourable are seen also at the first as to the position of Neuchatel, would receive a solution D _ . o Do. 3d Cap. 41. 10s. 50 e 0 43 10 0 - T i t business to-da y. and prices closed rather lov circumference of a, five-franc iece The priaoner • p . wilful and premeditated murder on the person ot t t i 0 ac- -n common, to arrive at a sol u ti on h onoura bl e f or glance los' a comearsson between the French note of the satisfactory to Switzerla n d. Do. Do. 4th Cap. 31. 50 0 0 41 0 0 - , heater, Shefileld, and Lincolnshire 331-Lo n Was entirely dressed in black. He was led in by Marie Dominique Auguste Sibour Archb• hle f Switzerland. As our minister had already infor d e sth and the note called collective of the 21st Deo. This "kt the epoch of the departure of our delegate we Independent .......•• 51. 40 0 0 all London Pari. Preferen. 61. per cent. 25 0 0 - - • A 25 and North Western, 1061 51 c.-•Esetern'Counties, 9 the gendarmes and advanceti. to the place assigned Paris, a crime mentioned iia artiCl is o- o b d h D - me u Itt also confined itself to expressing the opinion el 302 of the yr a espatc of eossinber 26th, the ambaseador of a er that, thought that it would be desirable to obtain positive rreneta .......•• •• 5l. per cent. 60 0 0 52 0 0 43 Blackburns, 8.11.3. - Lancashir e and Yorkshire, 96 him with perfect self-possession, holding in one Penal Code. England at Park Lord Cowley, had likewi se ma n if es t e d after the diseontinuance of th e prosecution, the respec- information as to the attitud e o f our neighbours, the Ratcliff ..... per cent. 10 0 o all iili Birkenhead, L'pool, and Cheshire, 65i. ' ' pm hand a bundle of papers. He d• id not appear In When the indictment was read the Pe 'd t f , rsien o to him most friendly sentiments towards Switzerl an d, tive Governments would e m pl o y all their efforte to Staten of Bavaria, Wurtensb erg , an d B a d en , in case war Surrey Consumers 20 Unit t ed . Ge t ner c a h l 1 6 3 1 s 6d per sh. 50 0 0 - the slightest degree intimidated, and he looked the Court informed th • e prisoner that he was ac- • • and had given him to understand that he also was of induce the King of Prussia to make an arrangement, in with Prussia should break out. M. Furrer, who was a . r . te'reCi er cent. 59 0 0 - - ------ W gitTcn:fv - 50 0010 0 0 1014 BIRMINGHAM, 'Tarr. 17. about on the crowd before and under him with the cused of the crime of as • • opinion that the Swiss Minister ahould ask for new in- the spirit of the complete independence of Neuchatel. already at Carlsrhue, was charged by credentials sent •• •• 10 0 0 all 7% sas l yation h with premedi ...s government, with the obje c t of no t .1•1 to the removal of the a ccuse d from the territory of to him for the purpose, to obt a i n f rom th e governments Western A structions from b; 0 ___ STOOK EXCHANGE. - There was a quiet market utmost calmness. He stooped down for a moment tation, and that he sho u now ear the charges the Codederatio n until the conflict should be settled, of those three States explanations on this point, and, if Ditto B . allowing to escape the last opportunity, perhaps, of day again at the opening, and a dull business doin to whisper something into the ear of his advocate, brouotht against him The names of the witnesses arrangin g the difference in a satisfactory manner. and ke to the abstentioa from all hostile measures against neceesary, to make proper representatione. Whatever INSURANCE COmp AN i ssts , the close. London and North Westerns, 106 f i--4E4 and then began to converse with the gendarme who for the rosecuti 20 • on, in number, were then called, "In the midst of the numerous pre-oceapationB which Switaerland by Prussia, there was no question of them might occur, we thought duty dictated to us this pro• Dividend Amount Western, 66f 6-Midlands, 82i 83- Birmingham Ban was at his left. A captain of the geadarmery- and and as l ' ach answered to his name he withdrew to were the result of the stttings of the councils of the 29ch in t ‘ he note. ceeding, althnugh we might admit that, seeing the Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. 34 . a lieutenant of the Paris Guard were with the the roo t mse apart for them. Two witnesses only and 3lth December, it was naturally not possible t i ' You are aware, gentlemen, that we desired, with position of Prussia in the Germanic Confederation, and Annum. Shwa. --- guards stationed near the prisoner. MANCHESTER, JAN. 17. were called for the prisoner-Mademoiselle Elan- decide immediately on the instructions to be given t o the French Cabinet, th a t th e Government of her Bri- after the adhesion of the latter to th e protocol of Lon- .£ 8. . t re d. At half-past 10 o'clock the jury took their places, &mow EXOHANGE.-The market was a shade weaker h d car shopkeeper, and the Abbe Gaette. our minister. On the 31st Dec., however, we discussed tannic Majesty should join in the declarations of France. don, the part to be played by the States of Southern 7/.per c. 500 00500 0 90 and the judges their seats on the bench. The Th ' - &Mien ....•• .• •• - •• clay, and prices slightly lower M'cil the subject fully, and we were not a single instant unde- We see, however, b a note f the 7th addressed by Lord German could scarcel be doubtful I fct th d ela n a , ee eanianze Bri . ;. and For. 11 . . p 1 4 .. 6c1 b . 8 1 7 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 g 2 1 5 1 g 0 _l7 z.: 0 - • '-• Sheffields, 3 34-Leeds, 961 -Ea . ster 1 6ind5, t. 821 9 t , 0 7 8, judges were MM. Delangle, Bonniet de Salignac ui e d pr f iso h ner was ordered to stand up. He in cided on the subject of the resolut• hich h Cowie to our Min y i e 'h' he En lish Cabi- rati ns y h• h y * n oun les, -11 (who presided), and M. Degueranvillier. The offia q h re o . t e President whether he could make an to adopt, if we did not wish to disavo T v n ( s )ol ev flei we 1 a t d net thLs right to shsr at paris, t _l: tion o p Nov. 25. a na:)turew th i: t . i t were id made on this b occasion were of such t i t - i n e % ; N i f ra arfe .. ..... :::: '1 2 , dou ted that a promise, at A 1o 0 all - Blackburn, Bj. 158.0 d. 50 0 J 5 1.5 0 16% : x BerVatloll to the Court and the jury before the t :t ait a t 1 1.:,. 1 7e f d d : ! ou , a _n_o :e be I A Atlas • • •• • • ----- cial prosecutors were M. Vaisse, procureur gen6ral, disre d the opinion which had manifestec T l e it i a so gar ° It is therein said th reaT Go vernm ent, fully least confident!ij 1 b n given that a passage well,. go , r ire ........ 41. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 - LEEDS-JAN. 17. and M. Barbier avocet reindral. M V t , ~ . e ogen de emulation commenced t The President informed • him he w t l'ls • as a i erty to do so. The prisoner then strikingly and so unanimously in the nation and amongst appreciating all the circumstances, should decide on be granted to the Prussian troops, if circumstances e A r r ittsh CoMm - ercfal .. 71. 103. 50 0 0 5 0 0 6% STOCK EXCHANGE.-The market has been quiet to.d Saint Laurens had been named by the Court coun- b O . • the authorities. releaeing the prisoner s without trial, the Government should require it. It is true that the governmente of Church of England .. 71. 10s. .5 50 0 g g 2 2 g ! 3 . 4 51. u 21 4 Sheffields, 334-North Westerns, 8 i-Midland, Bradfo sel for the prisoner, and took his place by his side. e e ,a d n in st , solenan and emphatic tone the following ~ W e will here briefly state the contects of the note, of H. B. M. would, in common with the French Go- the countries referred to did not fail to recali the friendly City of London .. •• .. et.& bs. 100 0 0 10 0 0 SO ClericlAed.Bc Gen. Life 5Pr 41. 63 .6.3.-North Eastern and Berwick, 21. After some preliminary proceedings the interro- wor . s :--‘ It is now 19 centuries since a serious called collective, which was proposed on the 21st Dec., vernment, take steps to indu c e the Ki n g of Prussia to relations existing with Switzerland ; that they expressed Rio 0 0 10 0 0 - gatoire, or examination of the prisoner by the WO . rti was pronounced by a man-MOre than a man and to which we expresaly declar e d th a t we w ou ld g i ve eolee the speeetion of Neufch a t e l in conforrnitY with the th e greatest regret at being obliged to adopt suoh rnea. 1/. 168. 50 0 0 50 0 _ s e . .50 0 0 5 0 0 - .................--_,------......, ' SEABORNE MAILS. -it was Christ, the man-God. He said, ' Pax our consent, convinced as we were that it would con- wishes of Switzerland, namely, by the recognition of the surds, and that they gave the assurance that, far from Ea g le Court, commenced. The Judge asked the prisoner • • sie per cent. 100 0 0 5 0 0 s: l ', cobt.s, pax ontnibus.' Another man whom you love, tain nothieg which would wound the dignity of Switzer indspendence of Neuchatel. On the other hand, the taking part in the conflict, they would employ them- Equity and Law.- - 11. 20 0 0 all 18 se - his name. He replied, in a firm Voice, " Jean Louis Verger." whom you all venerate, whom I love and venerate, land. According to the draft of this note, the represen- Government of H.M. felt it dne to itself and to the Fe- selves actively to arrange it. Althougk those govern- % a m ro tiy . ea L L d l o f w e ment -41. per cent. 100 0 0 4 0 0 - " Your profession ?" has said, ' L'Empire c'est la paix.' Now what are tatives of the powers unde r t oo k t o g i ve the pea i t i ve as . deral Government to declare that It WAS not able to Pa- merits did not allege the obligation imposed by Federal Generiu.........- 6 per cent. 50_ 0 all 5%, (FOR TAOA 51. per cent. Stock. 47 al s l o 101 " Ecclesiastic." we to understand by these words ? iThat are durance that as soon as the Federal authorities should rantee the success of those steps, aud that it had not for law to permit the passage of troops, they caused it to Globe .... •• •• •• ... Gr ) s o lutm L i lf o e .. . 20 0 0 50 0 0 - Made up at Whence we"- have pronounced th e imm e di a t e an d comp l ete amiclatoh the present any sufficient motive to consider itself assured be understood that Prussia, in her quality of member By what When By w " Your age ?" .... • - lie des of the prosecution, their Governments would do all in of success. of the Germanic Confederation, could not be prevented Guardian ............ 5/. per cent, 100 0 0 29 0 0 52 Vessel. expected Yew Post• Office. patched. " Thirty years." The President, here interrupting him, said this their power to induce H.M. the King of Prussia to ar- "It eannot be denied that in this note the linglish from pursuing an object which the Confederatio n has Imperial Fire......... 121. per cent. .Ng g : %I 0 10 0 2 - 01 - _________ __.---.. 'anemia " Where were you born ?" was his defence ; his defenoe should come after the range the pending differenoe, and to do so by declaring Cabinet has not given assurances of such wide bearing expressly sanctioned by its adhesion to the protocel of InmdpeemriiVt Lif , e i I . 5 145. & ct. 2l. b b s s p & 100 0013 0 0 97' 4 Lisbon 7 7th,l7th, & "At Neuilly-sur•Seir i e (close to Paris)." hearing of the witnesses. The prisoner continued the t' • d en ire In . ep . . endence of Neuchatel. We in con- as that ef the French not 3 of the sth. It would never- London ; those governments appeared also to think Law F 11:637 .. ' .. a . r . 1 . 1e ....:: 25 . & . 28 bons 100 0 0 210 9 3i 4 SPain ampton Tagus Jan. 24 Allier bra, " Where was your last place of residence ?" in the same strain for some time. „lie complain d e sequence considered it just and equitable that 01l I' theless be an error t o b e li eve th a t E ng l an d has not, that the refusal to admit hrooPs would be an indirect Law Diie,............ si , per cent . 10 0 0 0 Le g al 12 10 0 51;,; Gibr r alt o a r r ? month. and General Life 4s. per share 50 0 0 20 0 5% tilb alt • • - 1 "At my brother's house in Paris, Rue-de-Sein of his not having been able while in prison to new programm e should contain nothin • I. k F dhb•fh•tt . d f oe of Switzerland against a member of the Ger g which did i e ranee, propose as te o ject o er in erven ion een London - Malta .•- .. 1 4th and 56. ” e. rocure th " p e elements of his defence." He had not at leaet at'ain the limits of what was offered the absolute independence of Neuchatel of all foreign manic Confederation. In presence of these views and London & Prey . . Law.. 33. 50 0020 0 2% Egypt .. ••• • 1 4th & 20th south- 2tof Indt The jurors then took the oaths, and the clerk, or given in a list of 60 witnesses, but the Advocate- us in the collective note ; and besides, that the ties. The note itself indicatee the motive for which she o f th e p rom i se a l rea dy ma de, we Tid e scne ci ly hope marine ..... ......•• .. 18s.& bs. 100 0 0 20 0 0 - Med. Invlid & Gen. Life 4% per cent 50 0 0 20 0 3 % " cr i l , r . •• . • 31 of the ampton Pera raonth. greffier of the court, being called on by the resid- General only allowed one. There were two sorts Programme should supply some omiasions and con- eannot pronounce in the same manner as France has that representations made by ue aon w u be of hifluence It was besides in the nature of minerya ...... ••• • - 54. per cent. 20 0 0 40 0 - MaPriti'u . s . '. month. ing judge, commenced reading the acte d'aPccusa- of proofs-written and moral proofs-and he secrete certain principles, which, though in:lpH- done ; that motive can scarcely be anything else than notable i . . t" of Neuch t 1 Monarch ---•• • • • • 51. per cent. 50 0 10 0 1L fviaCeylon) China tiOn, or indictment. wished to have both. Some explanation then took citly comprised in the note, were not formally the circumstance that Prussia does not appear to have things, that on Veil; occasion the ques ion . he dis: e s. ie i. reseed The instructions wh , . made to the En bah C a bi net th e s a m e overtures as those should also be discussed, and our delegate in t u oilcan ..........„„ ew Equitable ...... 6 % per cent 10 0 0 1 0 0 - 51 p. ct. - _ _ Penang .. ••1 31 the South- •••• •• • . Feb. 4.. ......, amoton place bet ween the President and the counsel for the ch we gave to our Mt , Singapore The first part of the acte d'osccusation contains e . P t st 't d - • Idd d h g F h Cab' et. ion, took care to defend the policy hitherto followed i i;t l heet:h o •.. 51. per cent. - - 184% prisoner. The latter said that the prisoner had n vi : w er _ , a r r h e , F i e r c i i co a 7s c e: t i l ie h r fr2 h th f s fo . llo wing point of a Jr a tz t t e e r = i c e don la the 10th the legation of a le Switzerland. see nal Life...... 51. per cent. G 5 0 010 0 _ Australia(viai m ..... 1 South- .. , _. Storni Provident Life. . an. si nothing more than the particulars of the crime, '• •• 5 aznpton •••• •• '' Ugh' isalitown a rii l l ist of GO nangs, but had. not sent them to an e d o r r el i ee te i p e er c t )f d l os e d p Russia announ: e s that EL M. th e Emperor, animated Y leln conformity with your decision of the 30th Dec., Rock Life.- •, 1 g g - 8. c t , l , - i p o e C o iape? ) f G Cid with which you are already acquainted. It then to propose the c.:4:rmpleteaLilesty gives some account of the prisoner's previous career. wi t t T ir, fact At t t . 7 B ney o - _ 7ernallo,sttaitaed .tha t: t . the list soners, even before trial, on the condition howeVe r r l , both by the desire of contributing to r!aintain the respect we have communicated to the Swiss people the decree Int.cyallrirEexchange Mauritius .. E Feb. 5.... Dart- Harbin- Jan. 25 Engial He was born, as is already said, at Neuilly, near The •a 1 t u t e h. f he t t . a orn i ina le libels. that there should be given to it, relative to the ind epen . due to eh e arrangem ents which . consta n t ! the public law which you issued, and the proclamation annexed thereto. l'un of Europe, and by the most . iriendly sentim . ents toward,' "Aa regard,' military arrangement's Ditto Life ..... ..::: 6% 1 3 L e i4 8G s. b3. -- 212 _ Ceylon .... we have little to United Kingdom ' Paris on the 20th of August, 1826. At the age shouter ( 1 2 , 8 1 .7 e i r c afte ad is r p e ar d go rat c ei e , Teited, and dance of Nenehatel, hopes mor• plmitive than those eon • of 14:he was admitted, through the charitable in- The Pre:Mont re:onan a a ' r de a d , la r • ea : 1 • teined in the Dote of the French Cabinet of Nov. 20. It the Swiss nation, the true interests of which he has at add. You are aware that two divisions, the 3,1 and the Universal Life ... Victoria Life ...... • • 51. & bonus - 5o o 5 1( Madeira 1 OCa rtl hIM- was particularly to be desired that the assnra.nce should loy with zeal and confidence his ood sth heart, wp emp . . . g , re called out so far back am the 20'h of last month. ______ we CapedeVerds terference of the superior of the Sisters ot Neuilly, self. After some further ei ConsultTt l ion the judge s be men at once that thekin g wsediaposed, immeliately offices with the ring of Prutsia in favour of an arrange- On the demand of the Commander.in-Chief and with the JOINT-STOCK BANKS. Brazil r i Feb. 9. South to a seminary in the Rue St. Nicholas d.O Chardo- retired t 1 l'b or e i erate on the list of witnesses, and on Ott the amnesty and releaee of the prisonere bein g pro. merit of preeent diflieulties as much in conformity as view of properly assuring communications between them) • nuenosAyres arnpton • Fsb. 12 Avoul net. The registers of the liouse contain an entry, Dividend Amount Falkland is their return to Court announced that the facts on pounced, to renounee his pretensions, et at least to c se. possible with the wishes of Switzerland-as soon as the two divisions we then called into active service 18 bat- Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. lands dated 1844 from which it would . appear that he llery, 8 oompanies Annum. Share. We.sg IndleS le• h h 'cl w lc t e evi ence of those witnesses was to be sent to negotiations on the basis of the recognition of the sovereign authority of the Confederation shall have pro- talions of inf . :entry, 11 batteries of arti had been sent from the establishment " for a fault • independence of Neuchatel, and that an engage men t pounced and caused to be carried into exeeution the of carbineers, and half a company of guides. It an ar- - ______--- _ (except Ha gaven had no relation whatever to the charge for 4 s. d. .£ s. d. vane and in which his probity was concerned." After haviag which the risoner wa p s before the Court, and should be entered into to bring about an arraugensent • abolition of the rosecution of the ro alist prisoners and rangernent should take place on the bales proposed, the A ustralashe. .. ... 101. per cent, 40 0 0 all 96 Honduras). 2d and 17th Ist and spent some yeara in a private establishment, he that sense Fr n i d I nh - or la Is II h I P sl k S . i. l Y A• • • th's Is . li II d out ma be succeesivel dismissed, 3co prom se to erne oy a,. uer eoort s , s I are re.ease, tuem. -vvi.zer.ano, ln giving i troops wlc are ca e . y y _ Bank of Egypt ...... _ - ) 25 0 0 5 18 15 0 17N Venezuela • . 31 of the South entered the large ecclesiastical seminary of Meaux. they consequently ordered the proceedings to go on. 09 was said . ' in the note of the 26th November • and that P f " f roo_ o. _e.erenoe to the deeireof meintaining peace with an all danger Of 011 aggreesion from abroad will have Bank of London ...... 51. per cent. ,00 0 0 00 0 - Grey Town.. 65 New Granada month. ' ampton 16th of Orinoco the Meat( He was ordained rieet a ` . p t 23, and served in sere- - The prisoner waa a am order() g d to stand up. wic e uropean p re are anima e,wz , e en ire y isappeare . ile aote ought in any case to be cempleted b ' h• hth E owe •t d 'II th t' I ci• d y a clause, British North American it. p. c. & bs. 50 0 0 all Ch. Ilk. Ind. Aust & Ch. 41. per cent. 20 0 0 60 0 _ Chili ..••.. month. ral rteral parishes of the diocese. He was even then refused, declared he should not give an answer to settin forth that t • he details of the arrangement should Enperor is convinced, aseure its future on the most " With reepect to the spirit with which the population city ........... ..... 51. per cent. 100 0 0 50 0 0 - Peru ...... remarked for the restlessness, vanity, and ambi- any question, and protesed against the moral coutai g n ' nothing contrary to the entire independence of durable bases. is generally animated, we can only confirm with the Colonial .............. II 100 0 0 25 0 0 - California .. tion which form the principal traits in his cha- violence used against him. The president then the canton of Neuchatel. Naturally we insisted in these " A note of Austria of the 9th of this month, which greatest satisfaction what we had the honour to commu- Commercial of London. 11 Eng. Scot. & Aust. Ch. 101. per cent. 20 0 0 all 100 0 I 20 0 0 - Honduras - 18 % Nassan .... 1 M Jan. 17 ..} South- 16th of arrip taa Crime the ....... racter. ordered the witnesses for the prosecution to be instructions tha h • t t e chiefs of the insurgents should be has just reached us, pronounces in the same spirit in nicahe to you on a previous occasion. Lond. Char. Bk. of Aus. 41. per cent. 10 0 0 „ 18% month. In 1852 Verger returned to Paris, where he called. The conduct of the prisoner was through- obliged to leave Switzerland, or at least the canton of favour of Switzerland. "We cannot terminate our report, without expressly Do , New ........ .. „ 20 0 9 ~ - Mexico .• • • Feb. 2.... South sure of soon reaching a brilliant destin it w o m b out of the most violent kind. He repeatedly inter- Neuchatel, until an arrangenae n t sho u ld, b e co l : m i n d e d. " Such are the ofertures, that have been raade tO Us mentioni ng with admirati on th e patrioti c enthu siasm London and County .. IV. per 'sent., 50 0020 0 g 33% Havana •• .. arnp t on .. ...... Feb. i Atrato tained temporary permission to say ma Y ss . and° rupted the proceedinge, and disregarded all calls to This condition was in the interest of the accused them- by diplom ac y, and eepeeialir by the powera that signed which has lately been manifested amongst the Swiss re- I :o o . ll: n E_a o s i t n n t . is n kg. C. 61. per cent. ilOO 0 g s l g g 0 Ts% J -Stock ..• 12% pc. & bs' 50 0 Madeira .... I order, as well as the prayer of his own counsel to be te elveB ' " well " in tiu" of public order in the caoton o f ths protocol of London. siding abroad. Tou have all heard speak of the numerous Londn and Westminstr 16/ per cent 'lOO 0 0 20 0 0 50 Tr c er o l f ff fi e m ; 'Tan. 23 •• Ply- Mouth Candace Feb 6 &Mop s the same recommendation which had, in ' lB4l ' ?Il es 4 uchatel. The declaration of amnesty an d o f re l ease "We are now arrived at the Point at which we must aod generous oferinge which have been deposited on th e Nat. Provincial of En g . • „ • 'lOO 0 0 3.5 0 0 - British North , llt• d mo erate. Ditto, New .. .. •• •• 20 0 0 1 0 0 0 - troduced him to the tirst seminary, the Abbe L ought alio to reserve the question of the costs of the ask ourselves if we can accept or not, without forfeiting altar of the country • but the children of Switzerland P 1 America .• 1 Every te e Liver -20 0 0 5 0 0 - United States Arabia Jan. 19 Eurspil grand, parish priest of St. Germain l'Auxe .e.. Verger having repeatedly interrupted the Attor- prosecution and of military occupation. The Federal honour, the ropositions which have been set forth in have not stopped there ; and from all parts we have re- Ditto ditto ........ •• 22 10 0 - pool consented to attach him to his :church as su errriamus! ney-General, and having declared that he would Council, however, gave it to be understood that if the these overtur P es. If we think that we can, the nation has ceived offers from citizens who are ready to pay with L a w u° e fl o r t i n ta W k aies ... .: .... e l o i t .Pe e r r c e e e u n t t . . 5 21 g g all - Uni t ted States 1 1 " .20 mid ‘ merary. Terger spent three years at the Church not permit him to continue, the Attorney- gi ng of Prussia should not raise any question of money, now the right to require that we shall frankly and elearly their persona on the first appeal. The enthusiasm in. Oriental Bank Corpora. 101. 1 1 ;er cent. 25 0 0 ~ ttoman Bank _ . 1 20 0 0 g g g ' 3 - United States alternate Liver- Tuesday s , pool B lti j 15 a c an, Deltic of St. Germain l'Auxerrois. On first ent • 0. , General read the articles relating to the expulsion it would also allow for its p ar t all questi on of casts to list Pose oar views, and tbat our oounsele be such as we spired by the sentiment of a common nationality shines ° e d rin,, he e with our oaths. The nation has accepted forth most brilliantly. All the Swiss, whether they are Fr p ov it in to c . lak w f . 1 . r . e1an .. d.. : 4 1 / , . i p. e e t ; & e. b . s.. 00 t 10 0 0 all - British. North ?Id , ran. 14 _} South- , was embarrassed with debt. M. Legr id of a prisoner who disturbs the court. He con- drop. On the other hand, we considered that it was im. can conciliat ___ America .. ampton strage•• Feb* 1 9 Arafsl a vanced with devotedness which is rarely seen all the charge& in their own homes or separated from their native soil lonian. ..... him 800 f. to assist iu payin, hi - ed • eluded by demanding the expulsion of 'Verger. portant to have the assurance that the King of Prussia - Canada .... kindly gave him a room in th:' rea s cr t editors, and Verger -I care not for you. I care for nobody would abstain from any subsecieent military demonstra• and sacrifices imposed on it ; its unanimity proves that by vast countriee, or even the ocean, feel that they are South Australia -- • Union of Australia...• 21/. per cent. _ . O 0 63 1 4 I -,-• t aw aa . 3 Liver- Anglo- ~ eb. 4N • " 6 : i pool Saxon accepted the benefits, but, fisPdil:yhery..Verger but Jesus Christ. tion, and that when once the prisoners were releas e d, it means t o ma k e common cause with the authoriciee, the sons of one country ; all desire to group thems e l ves •P 2 10 0 - 1 rican. 15 0 0 3 0 0 - t at his hopes that it will stand or fall with the authorities. The nation together, now that danger appears to menace what, in Union of Hamburg - of rapid promotion were not realis:d The President-The Court retires to deliberate. hoetile measurea to Svvitzerland on the part of M-Mornin g . E-Evenin g . as speedily as Prussia should not be tolerated. Lastly, efforte has the n j ust l y th e right to demand complete and trail- the eyes of the Swiss, constitutes their most pre c i ous union of London lol.pc& .136.: ( 5 :, g g ,i,g g g 4 - 014 he wished, he turned against hie b Verger-That is it 1 Begone with you! unity Mutual - l enefactor, and were to made to obtain from the English Government quilising explanations on the situation in which we now possession 1" 1100 00‘50 0 0 43'' LORD P.srafga - STON AND THE SOUTIJAMPT began to whisper the most odious ' When the judges returned they ordered the Western Bank o'' Gonda - -Som e l ocal Iva ON ELECTION. him. ca umnies against gendarmes to remove the prisoner. an adhesion on all the points above mentioned, and SA- Are s The report concludes by submitting to the assembly DOCKS. 28 have been cruel enou h to i sn a Placard w h• h - . g s e ith respect to Switzerl an d identi ca l w ith th ose " The question whether we should subscribe to the the propositions, which have been already published. In August, 1855, his diocesan d • Terger-You yourselves ma.de the difficulty. soufrFanrrer.: propobitions of the Powere ie closely bound up with that Dividend Amount Lord Pal ic purports to contain a letter from of prised him of You began. I have done. - Name of Company per Paid. Price. un mersto n to Mr. Lankester, expressing in very his po were as a clergyman, and he wa e " Such were in substance the instructions give n t o th e whether Swit zer l an d, by so doing, can attain the object Annum. Share. ceremonious language his indignation that Mr. Lan. obliged to quit the parish of St. G s consequently Verger was then removed. legation, and in the limits of which it had full latitude to which she Las hitherto aspired. W e are then in pre. THE ROYAL MAIL PACKET TYNE. - ----,- kester /should ha ermain PAuxer x s. d. X s. cl. ve made uee of a private conversation between th rois. He spent some months in P • After 20 minutes' deliberation the jury pro- tes make such modifications as might be considered rea- secce of this conclusion :-Can Switzerland, in the new -_______ ems ___ 51, pr cent. £ B 4= : Stock. - ___, „ eta to promote electioneering purposes at a occurrence Fro d t d h aris after that flounced a verdict of guilty against the assassin, lieable after verbal conferencee. The essential point was Phase int* which the affair has entered, attain her ob. Commercial .• • • •• .. •• •, POOllO meeting. The placard is dated " Committee • mayo ay e wearied the A The Lords C • ion f t • he Admiralty have much Do Preference r a ii k rn i :ss ers 0 . t India.. 6/. pr cent. Stock. -- roo bishop and the judicial authorities w• • reh- Verger, on three points of accusation -namely, that the assurances which might be expected from the iect 9 Will the independence of Neuchatel be the result satisfaction in n ° l i g known the handsome and generous East and Wes 11 ..--• , . 113 81 Righ-street," but Lord Palmersto hBd ' ed n a esir ith his corn- • wilful murder, premeditation, and lying in wait. French Government, as well as from the Euglise Cebi- of al these efforts 1 urry D. & Canal 41. per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 _ nis agents to plaints and his accusations aeainst the p • h manner in which Mr E Pecher, Consul -General of his Gr l an so d L S oan Notes .... 100 0 0 100 0 0 disavow the letter altogether. arts priest The verdict did not admit extenuating circum- net, should be in accordance with the substance of th e "We beli eve that we can reply in full confidenc e that li • e he. • ' _ PALMER'S EXECUTIONER.-When Palmer was ordered tne .aang of the Bel g i ans a t Ri o Janeiro has Do. 5 per cent. Pref. 51. pr cent. 25 oc o 0 5 0 0 _- of St. Germain l'Auxerrois, and inceS antly me- stances. instructions. th e issue will be such as we have desired, and to which "i f "tY d d • - 0 1 St k. Stook. _ for execution at Stafford for the Rugeley poironings, it con 7re a onation of e 0.. on Henry Bath, chief boat naced this last with sotne great scandal 1 I r tfratharine .• •• .. •• stsf. per cnt. Stock. un ess he It was given amid profound silence. "In consequence of the high importance of th• inte- all our efforts have tended. The Confederation has man in the Coastguard service, and in charge of the St. . it h i 4 per cent. 50 0 0 50 0 o _ will be rernembered that a man named Smith, k ee -i n V g tbampton - •• • • • • 48 • a • - % public house at Kates-hill, near the town, offered to readmitted him to the church witl • rests at ht to dela ate as hitherto ro oe.d the discontinuan ce of the rosec tie etake, we considered it rig g , p p p u n 5/. Os per c. 20 0 0 20 0 0 , Alban's station, for hie good and brave conduct in pro- Victoria .. •••••• •• • • ' - "do the job," and that his services were accepted. Thin be fixed b h• y imself. Out of compassio f ian income to The counsel for the accused not having anything bearer of these instructions an Envoy Extraordinary to :14 soon as the Ming of Prussia should recognise the inde -20 0 0 14 0 0 IN n or the to say against the verdict, the Court, after a short d • ceeding to the assistance of the Royal Mail steamer Tyne. Ditto New .. •• •• •• .................________-..- state in which Terger was, the Amish( H. M. the Em e ' ror of the French. Our choic e f e ll ei , pendence of Neuchatel. Accer ing to the propositions man, unlike Calcraft, has not prospered in his ha e n' The following is Mr. Pechsr's letter to Commodore Eden, shop of Pr-is deliberation, passed sentence of death upon Verger. LIST OF SCOTTISH COMPANIES' PRICES. profession. For the last month or two be h u-ma • . interceded in his favour with the B• h ' ' ' Dr Kern deLtv in tbe C •1 fStt • h of the P S•t erland is to conced tit ci . • °num o a es, wo,. as a owers, wi E . _ .. e e iscontinu is op ot Meaux the Controller-General of the Coastguard /service, and , as been ins who still continued to be his eccl . , Verger, whom it was found necessary to lead in, • b ' f h • F mem er o . t e ederal Aseembly, was fully acquainted ance of the prosecution, whilst the Power-5 take the their Lordships' reply ; and the Lorde Commiesioners - Dividend Am oeinf carcerated in Worcester county prison for debt • and A letter of th 13 . esiastical superior. from the violence he displayed, had the Bente consequently he filed a petitio n in the W ' • e ishop of Meau rice with the instructions of the supreme authority of the engagement to brin the conflict to a satisfactor con of the Admiralty have also had much satisfaction in pro- Name of Company. anirpieurin. Sh o ar f Paid ' F r i ". Insolvency Court, d oroestershire an came up at Dud to the indictment, beari d x was attached read to him, and it was announced to him that country, and had the honour to have b - li elusio n • f e •t g with tho wish s f y • . persona y ~. in con,o mi y. . ___ e o the nation. raoting Henry Bath to be a chief officer in the Coast- __________ __________ __________e. ley on Thursday 1856. It specifies that eg t ate the 10th of Feie., three days were granted to him to appeal to the known for a long time to H. M. the ;I n peror of the iN ow, we must not lose sight ot the fact that previous! •Y , uard service, as a mark of their appreciation of his ex- X 9 ••X s. d for hearing, before Judge Parham. Re was described ia the Archbishop, Peree; ou of consideration for Court of Cassation against it. French. during the negotiations of the month of November last, g ll nt conduct. Bank of Scotland .. - 71. per cent. 100 C 100 00 . 199/0s hie yetitton ae a drover, a labourer, a cattle 1 ev N ould be recalled to the n a ' public execu sa esman, and diocese. On the 12eh of " Our delegates left in the evening of the sam e day, we persisted i n demanding that the independenc e of N eu . ee A e dmiralty, Jan. 17. British Linen Company 8/. per cent. 100 0 100 0 0 23010 s boner for the couritY of Stafford." His larch follow' r , 1 , h e woe Caledonian Bank .. •• • 8/. per cent. 10 0 2100 31 15s appearance before the courtexcit d - recalled, and was appoi • 13 ' - - the 31st December, and received at Paris the sante good data should be recognised simultaneously with the ________ nted as asststant in the CEREMONY CP _DEGRADING A ROMAN City of Glasgow Bank 5/. per cent. 10 0 10 0 0 12115, and he was mobbed both on li• e considerablecuriosity parish of Serria. CATHOLIC PRIEST. reception as that which our Extraor hinary Eavoy had release of the prisoners ; and that besides we were even Copy. Clydesdale Bank .. •• NE. p cent. 20 0 10 0 0 13 , 5s The insolvent ha is arrival and de t ' par ure. the gratification of obtainiog in November last. then dispoeed to accept other guarantees, provided the "Antwerp, Jan. 16. Gnnmercial 1:an . k ... .... 7 6 1 1: p:r cent. 500 0 100 0 0 248/08 urn. in his examination attributed New scandals, however, soon hroueht 1 • -___.........--. Y i 0 . his insole -en° t " After the querstion had been fully discussed, partiy were of a nature to assure the Principal object, the in- ,c si r ,-I was passenger on board the Royal Mail E EVn t t rn & B Glas . g . ow.. -- 30, 1 r ) c o a ct 2: I I 1 : : g 13 1 - 3"; business at KYateee t h e fact that he had allowed' a " public" further severities. At the cornmcem; t o f n arn The case of Verger naturally calls to mind the 1 Dec., ceremony of s o v f •t i l r a o t r t e l i . i 7 , ra himself, and partly with the Minister dependence of Neuchatel. After all that has been done, Stearnpacket Company's steamer Tyne, Commander National Bank •• •• •• 6% per cent. 100 0 100 0 0 193 i Os mist/ranee from th-e ill to be carried on in his name th OA 11 1856, the Bishop of Meaux pronouncedna s o e degradation with which a priest was North of Scotland Bank 51. per cent 20 0 21005/ 58 that • real trader th t h ntence formerl se . • ff , Count Walewski, our delegates re- atter arriving at the last hour at the brink so to en k ' ' •' ea ' Taller. e ran no risk, and the Royal Bank of Scott. .. 51. per cent. 100 0 100 0 0 139,0 s 's ne would be held harmless a of interdiction on the accused. This measure was be • a y isited before capital punishment could mitted u g nder date the 4th J ' • • f h T ' an., a note containing 113 o oat' ales, the Powers have anew offered their good h While the steamer was bumping violently on • Union Bank of Scot. •• 61. per cent. 100 9 50 0 0 10510 s ohe John Price, who havi by the real proprietor, announced to him by a letter, dated December 12, 1571 in icted. on him. A French ordonnance in 0 h t u s ance what fellows :--' The Swien Federal govern. offices, and they have done so epontaneously and le chief boatman Coastguard station, beach Henry Bat , , . t Western Bank •• -- .. 71. per cent. 50 0 60 00 so /Irs c,ontracted debts to the amount of about 601. in S ng " in which a friendly feeling is still expressed. rnalit was the last which prescribed this terrible for- mens, deeirous of responding to the benevolent inten• without any step oft our W ' pert. e therefore consider St. Alban's Head, came on board to render assis ance. Alliance Fire an e.. . d Ll' 8%1 pr cent 100 0 11 0 0 17/13 ,, t • 10 0 effects and bolted, leavin th mith 8 Elan" ' "Id °ff all the y. In the 18th ceutur on th f o o ii 14s Another letter from the Bishop of Meaux to Archbishop of A• y, are usal of the Cons of his Majesty, is disposed to ask from the Legis- that the moment has arrived for accepting those go d 1 -- "On seeing our critical position he might have re- British Gua F r lr n o tee n . ,o . t. .. 1 -. ‘O 4 , P e e r !' c c e e n ni. 100 0 1: 0 0 25/ Os the creditors who th g e snfortunate Smith to pay the Archbishop of Paria shows that the inter- been concl ix to degrade a priest who had lative Councils, that, in virtue of its right of sovereignty, offices with full confidence. It is evident that the Euro- turned immediately on shore, but he remained . with us, hal y ed o o f n c l a n ag, I ll ow Lite.. 61.. per cent. 25 0 2001/ 5s into prison. ' A ereupon sued him and threw him diction was founded on three causes :-1. The declared eriened to death, the Parliament ef Aix the Confederation sh II 3 put an end to the prosecution Pearl powers cannot, especially under existing circum- read all the passengere admired his manly behaviour. By Uit Colonial Life ......... 51. per cent. 50 0 3015/ 5 , , mong the items credited in Smith's that for the future se 1 • • Edinburgh Life Incur. 61. percent. 100 0 15 0 0 301 os SCUedule were the followin --" ' cu ar justice could which haa been instituted against the persons implicated stances, desire the explosion of a war in the heart of his presence he gave confidence to all. Money given for duties publication of a libel on a decree of the Co t • ur dispense with the d 1 boat steered by H Eng. & Scot, Law Life 510er cent. 60 0 3aoat O s performed in a public ex g t . • eeu ion, 5/. ;" and he also ore of A.asiz e at Melun. 2. Sermons preached. by Ver- the princi al • • da • d egra tion. The following are in the insurrection of Neuchatel on the Id September Europe, and it is not doubtful that they are, as well as "I happened to be saved in the li e . Life Assoc. of Scotland 61. per cent. 40 0 30051 10 dh d le• i:ci tents of the ceremony, which, ac- provided the Federal government obtains satiefactor; Switzerland herself, convinoed that the canton of Neu- Bath, and on reaching shore I promised him 500/. as Nations./ Fire and Life 61. per cent. 10 0 140 ,/ ' 1 e =self with a further sum of 1/. for a new ern ck ger in the parish confided to his care against the cording to P anc do i at authors . , never failed to produc e an declarations which shall go beyond th e b ear i ng o f the chats' was from 1815 to 1848 not in a normal position. a token of my admiration at his noble conduct and North British Insur... 71. per cent. 200 0 20 0 0 ; 71 ( 0 ) : frock bought for the occasion of Palmer's execution. li e 20 0 gma of the Immaculate Conception. 3 T • . . he die- immeese effect on the Spectators :-On the view of uttin s atitude for the service he had rendered me. It Northern Assurance Co. - 1 0 0 I/ 14s appeared before the Court in a garment of that deec *to note of the 2Ath November addressed to t " The co-o eration he minister of 13 of the powers with 13 fs, of my gr Scottish Provincial .... - 50 0 00Very o f a the scaffold a written t bisho took his Ca'u" is my duty to add that this noble heart refused the sum ? 9 oin 198 tion, said to be the same as that in which he offlciated ri i • pamphlet, entitled Testamen , p seatonathroneenrmotintedbyac France at Berne. The Federal Council attaches the an end to this state of things will, we are certain, Scottish Union Insrnc. 7%1. pr cent. 20 0 11 filled with viole t Milo .l I offered him, finding it too great, and out of proportion Standard Life •..... •. 51. per cent. 50 0 ,; : : .1 2 / 0 It s the capacity of Jack Ketch at Stafford. R e was and against thend.attacks on the dogmas of religiou py with his assistaiats seated near him and o highest importances to having the assurance given to it, the balance to incline in our favour, and our adversar g:iity of ecclesia.stical discipline. to them vras a lay officer of justice. 'Near tEeP°3lte thab the arrangement by wh:ch the Imperial Government cannot refuse to satiefy the wish unanimously expresse,l . with the merit of his conduct ; but, knowing that he is I °° unopposed and was discharged by the Court; lIIISCELLA2iEOI:IB Verger appear s tO Paris on the 2 - h save quitted Serris to come to late was a table, on which were pla Pro- proceises its co-operation shall contain no condition in- by Europe. The eseential ' • bt 'n the vecogni point is to o ai the father of four children, I persevere the more in my . reneereermes===n-7==----============= havein ced several of first intention, and beg to inform you, sir, that I ,„ ------ Te - --- :;avi:: , -.-------..................,id Amount ot of D ece compatible with the entire independent* of Neuchatel. tion of the independence of Neuchatel of all foreign ire that he came to aak tb mber, 1856. He pretends the sacred vessels used in the church service, toge s and on the structed any bankers, Messrs. Frederick Huth and Co„ Name of Company. of BIRT H Sd . interdictio n e Archbieho t - tl ther with the vases of vein° d Froi a coneiderations of üblic order, which the i• t fluence. If rel in on official assurer ; ALm, Share. Paid. Price. prollolinced • p o iemove ze an water, the Gospels, will know how to I :late, the Federal Cou r : • a l le l 'i r i detailed repOrts y cif g I ate, we can in London, to pay to him, or to the Conetguard-office Or A. 130 Xi of Meaux. H e against hirn b the Bi I o the E istles a candelabra with a T ir extraor . dinary t n o ia __._._.____ -____-..... adds that the hi y 8I I) p , . * n extinguished propos e the ansne: P rn e der the resery tnat th eL w e adroit in full confide g be obtained for account of Henry Bath, the said sum of 500/. t l , d. --;-, ---- - On the 16th inst., at 12, Devonshire-square, Mrs. Chas. himself b i ea of revenging taper, the book of exorcisms, the book of lessons, e ac f cr ce that this rests! •• y a crime entered h'. 'hail have to leave S y witze lai d until the e est' by the negotiations tz rILI will have 4i I must add that the men rowing the boat Which Acadian Charcoal Iron lo o 0 •,, 8 . : d. - Board. commenced, Swi e t 20 0 0 1 t i p i ( 0 ) IT On the 17th inet., at Radnor-place, Hyde-park, the wife . Dec the da . , y w h en a Witness is h mind on the 26th keys, a pair of scissors, a piece of glass, and the chatel shall hay b i r fi ! t. i qu tod iory s. eu no motive to refu e t 8 b band which offers o open s u an brought Henry Bath on board the Tyne showed much African Steam Ship .. . .. Assam sea •......... et. per cent. 50 0 of Edward Houndle, Esq. nication with the Archbisho t w 0 was in commu- vestments and ornaments which a priest wears at that the Le isl o t s .ve ee c n ou e n i l pre y regula . n order issue without • e ber having recourse to war ; and, besides, it courage and devotedness ; they saved a great num . f Auction Mart• • ...• • • 21,(1per cent. 50 0 20 0 0 - Sibour would not remov e tIP • old -Verger that NI. the altar. The priest to be degraded was brought for-. delibe t - g ',II • nci e may not be shspected of • . o ei r a ing un-er the influence of menaces, it is ne ws . 13 the duty of a republi can government t o which is con- of passengers, and th e Coastguard-office maY be Prowl 0 =l n n &. S.Zulturl - 2 , 0 0 - _ OF A DAUGHTER. listen to his clef , • le interdiction o t ••• ety. pr cent 100 0 0 19 0 0 23N th4e-311 th e 16th inst., at Stanley Lodge, Mortlake, Surrey, , r even ward dressed as a layraan and with his hands bound. fided the welfare of the countr and of its inhabitants having such noble servants. , ence. The witnese all d eery that Prussia shall abstain from any new military de 'Royal siail 25 0 0 - ady of Alfred A. Julies E r 9 g. Legentil, who has been exarai ' d uedtois M. His bonds were first of all removed, and on a sign monstration until the moment at which a deeisio hll not to allow to escape an y f a nature to assure " I would in no manner have it that the expression of Bath might appear as a anusgttro A 3 :6 l l a e n xican Mint.. 1 1 - 0 s 10 0 0 all On th e 6 h ins from his evidence that he express u e e d ; It appears from the bishop he wae decked with theecclesiastical have been giver. itie still more necessary that the F e er s lei a -el an honourable solution wirleCi n n e t al e l x 2 :sing the country to m y gratitude towards Henry British American Land 5/. perice'nt. 00 0 all 1 ----- sampson A. B t t., at Finchley, the wife of Samuel his personal opinion on the justice of ° t lteheeiaccueed costume by the attendant priests. The bishop then ravernment shall receive the assurance that after the r ‘ e• the ho r ro rs and vicissitudes of war. P Now the solution is sort of blame for worthy and reepectable Capt. Taller canva D 5 I;;;;;ln.tl3o.n.Cl's • •h. Percent, 100 0 0 ° gi: : 13 -- its ' (1. es MARRIED. diction. It does not appear that he tol interdic- vese, and, holding his crozier in his left hand, ex- sba e l e l o b f the pris,oners no measure hostile to Switzerland honourable, if, even at the prioe of the previous dieeon• and his valiant officers. d their duty manfully. The • Per cent Stock 1 00 0 0 - Ditto, 5 per cent bds ,s,.p er cent 4 - - On the 1 - th a Inst., at the parish church, Leamington that the Archbishop had condemned I• ( Verger nia.ined to the people the cause of the degradation. betwee a ttahkel2 by Pruesia. The thne that will elapse tiatiance of the prosecution, we oan obtain the great " They and the crew di d er shall I th• k Ditto, 6 per cent. .• 6/. p er ten' -tock 100 g ( 0 ) , 1-1-0 Priors, Ed fused to listen to hitn. However th i a n t li an y d re }, The culprit afterwards knelt at the bishop's feet, of the dais €hrelease of the prisonera and the arraugement Pint, the independence of Neuchatel. That is why we gfeatest order reigned on board, a r s ' bura r nha neemie Dhto, 6p c. bds 1874 4i. per mi t t : Ditto, 6p c. bds 1876 6/ z: IN 0 0 _ Youngest d zatel e ß r radb ur i -y, a Esq. e , i r Sheffiel_,:o Raehel. gton. ght of Hi m B Esq., 0 b rne-place, 'Verger himself declares that from that nao e i r• -5, and all the persons present bent in prayer. The of great inePepa3ortbeing considered as a difficult one, it is are unanimously of opinion that we should accept with• with soreness on those ceurae l ou have e,o , ppy Crystal Palace ....„ 'per eent. Stock 100 ia 0 2 1 l l Lea na i n o nt he bishop To do se,, .it Ranee to abridg e it as much as poss ibl e , out hesitation the overtures of the powers as they are C I d/i 6.1 d B I • Ditto Preference.... 71 - s 0 0 , a o l 0 s'•ii ArOtlrs: th e 6th inst., at St. Paul's Church, Malta, Captain entertained in his heart the plan of an atrocioe then pronounced the sentence of degradation " EDOITARD PECHER, onsu - nra e e i g-que. eres. Pala Pr. cent. 5 0 0 i , s re- in these t ppears indispensable to prevent, by pre- drawn up, especially with the extension that has been ce of France 40 0 all - dau 2,%-li r ixon, Rifle Brigade, to Emily Winifreda, second venge ; the idea of an assassination was, moreover, 8o , errn s :-" In the name of the Father, the vial's re.easures, all incidents f - - - iven to them by France 0 h hand, the Pri - Rio Janeiro." City Navigation Bonds 31. / - - 4 . ) 41 -t.', of Rear -Admiral the Hon. Sir hlontagu Stop familiar to him. He related in one of his interro- havnin , and the Holy Ghost. Amen. We, -7 openire g of the negotiations, o wh uea r t i ne ic t i o defer the e g oners will, for the sake Of n the ot er _ ave to leave public order, h " Captain Charles Eden, Controller-General, F.lectric Telegraph .. Eng.&Aus. Cop. smelt. 61. • e e r er cent St7cx. 100 0 0 To , oru, A.C,13. P ceat. 5 0 0 all _ gatories that last year, after he had been dismissed ascertain 0 . ed that the crime imputed to thee. 1 , • mueediatel t yaf er the proclamation of th n comme T e a c i Switzerland until the affair be regulated Coastguard-office, London." Eng.&lris. ttag. T. Co. 50 0 0 all - ecce, D I ED. - from Saint Germain l'Auxerrois he had purchased to be ~a priest, has been reall co . d d • ' y mmitte ,anis , k ederal Council, finally, expresses the h e "neetY* e " Thou h the • - * • h question of Neuchatel was in 1852 t e (CUPY.) Equitable Reversionry 5/ e - rcent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 -- Ditto New .......• P „On th e 1 0th . 50 0 0 22 10 0 - tilampt„ . inst., at 16, I.Tppor Charles-street, Nor a hatchet with which to murder first th e Arch- is rreajtusdtly Punished, and findin h is . . g t at t is crime. 'Tenement of her Britannic Majesty wili 3Re ol i n ' tEl th e;ft?rt e al subject ofgdeliberation betvree a " to those of the Ira el.' n th e great powers, " Admiralty, Jan, 17. Gen- Revers. &Ir - ive s t, 51 , p eau , 11 100 0 0 too 0 0 - and N e if; o 9 , • • 9 uare Mr Wm Neilson, of the firm of Paton bishop and next the Abbe Legrand. Latterly he ofitnileil janable, and enormous, and has not only • • f N p ial Government in j order that the though we must admit that a definitive arrangement will 25 0 0 an - goldsmiths. i dore Eden, Controller-General .of the ( 7en. I. Sc. Col. (Lim.) , On the l e 6' was armed with a dreadful weapon, a long Catalen ceuutr vi ne fc .jest-.Y but • question o . euchatel may receive a solution • h be receded b new conf at armony p y . erennes, we must not dose bight " Sir,-Commo - Len.SteamNavigation 10/. per et. & 15 0 0 14 0 0 26/, ~....,. , ~., th inst., Mr. George Boulton, of Great Dover y-we declare th t ' d h h 1 , agts a t e tew o ei with the principles of the Fed 1 C • d h vin laid before my Lords Commissioners ondon Gen. Omnibus 12/. per cent 40 0 all 3:li "",r,l 6outhsvark, aged 70. knife, of which he made so fatal a use, and which rend.ered th self al9 consequence thou has .t the unanimous wish of th h era onstitution and with of the fact that, in consequence of the declarations made Coastguar ,a g he Admiralty your letter of yesterday's date expressi Ruder/ • e mi t-' . upc ) 16th inst., Edward Charles, fourth son of the late h e says he purchased two months since for his and ecclesilsti unworthy of ecclesi t ' • e Swiss people.' b y France and by the other powers, the bases of the of t 'ng n , 01Y........ 5/. per cent. Stock Stock • - er the very handsome reward of 500/. te Fleneerford .......... 21. 58 . •- 10 0 0 0 all - cal beneficee Th as ical functior is "The reply of the French Cabinet to this n t • *scuseions cannot be other tha th nfranchisement of your wish to off . 10 0 0 all - cro toes Ravenscroft, of Warwick-street, Charing lefence. The death fth personal c . _ • o e Archbishop the authority of the Om • • erefore, we, I ~y- on the sth Jan. ' The governnaent of the Eo e arrived ili _ _ .. , . n e e . d •Il Henr Bath, chief boatman of the Coasteuard servic Loa. Ne. &Na. Mauso. - ' l9 , aged 3e, was determined• v ereer has accomplished his own power, deprive th mpotent God, and by C•111' said, ' feels great pleasure at the conciliat o '•t . 8 Neuchatel from all foreig n ti caperor, i i . es, and that Svvitzerlan Ilt as a t Y oken of your appreciation of his bra've conduct ALroendon Reversionary 5 /, pe_r cent. 1 1 0 5 0 0 i i:; a all , _....3,4 1 O n the 16th iust ,at the CharterLons Mr Robt. Gould, exerable design, and he has repeated the detaile functionsand benefices aencl"w and for ever of tits , which auirnate the Federal Council ; itaugrs(l-fleP"itt°"B bn i r i sa n lle , l l 2 ozl i to t t o ake o r t rt in these conferences. The re- e edin •to the Tyne steamer after she had run asiee ' r n e Nat x ..l:l Bc isco S nrit r,r , - 25 0 0 50 0 5:,i; a t !, :) no f t L i o __ , e. is "gat hill a ' cl 00 ' .°' . ge . _ __ ;hi at ra y d late be submitted to your appretbr- proce g , Gov.sp.e. Deb. 5, Pe! eent - " ne let • ' - h inst., Rear-Admiral Milward, aged 81. with a tranquillity which announces at the same dation according to the ' tradwie'pronceince thy deg r ; L t .. a happy issue from pendingdtfficultie s , and ()nth !" them la occasion tion. near St. Alban s Head, and in saving the lives of your N • S • W ' nel. 10 0 all '% On the ..tith ins time the most cool and cruel determination. He This sentence being pronoun ti°n3 c'f the canons ." I hesitate not to declare to you anew that tlae Covert, • self and other passengers, I ain coininanded by my Lord:3 tt)rreß,ort.___AnStraltilittn. II f Europe, stm mi. per cent 20 0 0 17 10 0 - W ilartoll o of th t., at 1.8, Blackfriars-road, Mr. Charles cod al l I.- , - "In support of our proposition, we cannot refrain . to acquaint you that they cannot have any objection to Price's Patent Cand. Co - 21 0 0 all 2214 an d sou of the 1 - i ) fir m of Henry John and Chas. Wharton, takes care in his interrogatoriee to declare that he ing the criminal from the h d, e kesuop roc& V- ment of the Emperor takes tlae engaeteueent to employ all f rom pointing out the 'cir different cumstance that in . . his accepting your munificent reward ; d the , Peel Oliver Land&Min. __ 50 0 all 2% yard, Sheerness,ate Mr. Chas. Wharton, of H.M.'s Dock t f himself and that "/ k dth I f •a9 B of the l a y &fi e . its efforts as soon as the Neuchatel prisonere eh 11 h wa.3 perfectly mas.er 0 ie new scrape opams o the criminala h -- - - -`, ' - b• b a-a v e quarters we are assered that the King of Prussia is - an - - ' 11 3 7 P o iental Steam 7/. per cent 50 0 0 all Gs d I well what he was doieg." Me gives proof of it when piece of glass, but without a ande with •tho been set at liberty, to ring a out an arrangement which ' ted with good dispo "t• anima . . el ions relative to the principal h Iso had much mat' • Lords avea , . Isfaction in protnoti gh• en. & r Ditto New - 50 0 0 10 0 0 - On the 16th i age 3.* list. Charles Digance, son of W . . Nicholls, ny effe es i an cf wocris would respond to the wiebes of Switzerland, by a „ • t • to be a chief officer in the Coastguard service al - lm R , versionar y Int. Soc. ,ly,l. pr cent 100 0 0 all - of Dalston, aged 22.' he says that on Christmas. day, when he went to order to remove from him the ue e t • ,ue ' ll the entire independence of Neuchatel, by the renunci %line question, as soon as that relative to the pr . os . eca ;on f of their appreciatioe of his gallant services.---lahsaavernark . Ditto NFw •••• • • • • 1 i , 2 1 . pr cent. too eO2. 0 0 - -- --------- - --• 77 " -- -----_____-___•-•.................. ----- ... 0 1011 reCetvent a t b h on shall be settled • thus, amongst others, the ministry o the Royal Mall Stearn 4 ,1. p. share. 100 0 0 60 0 0 - the ch urc h o f st. Seeerin to bear the parish ordination. The tonsure was ale b yt e King of Prussia of the rights which treaties ascribe D 'll honoul to be, Sir, your most obedi t h lei Invest iez. per cent. 10 0 all Is LONDON : P r i priest preach, h e re turned in the afiernison to similar manner. The triers • • s , ato Sim over that principality, The Government of - the d'affaires of the 2s th of last rnonth,scauses it to be un- _ • . `• R., OSBORNE. Sopth of No. tie, s t sera , ' Vespers, and gave the prieet a eummary of hie err- the hands of the culprit seatex, wi ne t b 1 c ed away in present teen placed in 1 E ' - . . mperor appreciates the considerations which plane th _ , , a consecrated ~ _Federal Council trader the necessity of tem • porarily re- the Grand uc yof Baden, in a note to its charge 1 e derstood that if Switzerla n d stops the prosecution and releases the prisoners, the King of Prussia will negotiate " Monsieur Edouard Pecher I • R . Consu I en ume.e servant Scottish Aus. ! 1-General de Be gigue a!o de Janeiro, Antwerp." ; A u stralian Land 71. per cent. 25 0 0 all - Van Diernen's Land Vic. Gov. 6 per ct. Bds 6 per cent. - 'Os. 100 0 0 28 10 0 - - 107 112, Strand • of ereie,_ nted and Published by MURDO YOUNG, , in the Precinct of the u.-..: ;.. ,i, .. Trhst and Loin Comp. 7y. pr cent. 20 0 0 5 0 0 - rand, Printer, at The Sun Office, No. • _ LONDON : P rinted and Pnblighed by 31IIRDO YOUNG, of No. 112, Strand, Printer, at The Sun Office, No. 112, Strand, in the Precinct of the Savoy:, in the c. 0113 ty of Middlesex, Monday, January 19, 1857.