The Daily Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1861-01-05 00:00:00

, . 2 Totnmcrcial ,alts. THIS DAY. This Day (Satarclay), the igh instant,' at. TWOve • i'ellick, at , the Brokers' 0111 m, 16, Exchasige-buildiiigs, 300 Bartels an Tierces Arliekicati 1;,..tD, now landing. Apply 'to Messrs. Itichardsen. Spenee, and Co., merchants; or to .1. 11. It ITNTAL 8:. CO., Brokers. /krErr 'WEEK. On account ,f whom •it•ma.,• cone .rn.—By oroer of the Afer.ey Deck Estate. 3 On 314utilay nest, instant, at One o'clo c k, at the t Drokerk Saleroom, 18, Chapel- s t ree t, 41 Abont MY Nos RAILWAY IRON BLEEPERS, lythig in the Waterloo Wreck Shei. Open for inspection en futeurdav, and title morning of the sale. For further portico itirs apply to DANIEL C. BUCHANAN & CO., Brokers, (Whs hare room for an Apprentice.) • • 43u Monday next, the ith instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Commercial Saleroom. Temple-court, 485 Large Boxes St. Michael's ORANGES., 31 Small „ F.x Filen. . • ~. 93 Cases Messina LEMONS, c% PrtuiMom . 50 Boxes Lisbon ONIONS, • 44 Half Chests Port ~ ,APPIY to JAMES A1).A.14, '& Wk, Brokers. .-- •‘-~ .On Tuesday next, the ath'r:sturit, Ilsllf-past One o'clock, 1, at the Commettiel Sallermith. re:nple-Court, American mulls - F., ItACON, and lIAMS. " Apply to • 'A ILL ! ' OVGARDNEIt & Co., Itrokers. •tht Tuesday next, theVtt initant, nt Half-past One o'clock. at the Saleromn. Temple-court, nrkins Americau BUTTER, Together with Anieriean CHEESE, HAMS, and BACON. Apply to J. mARQUIA & Brokers. . - iQz 7nesdac next, the gth instant. at Half-past Thelyeetlock, at the limiters' Office, 2, Date-street, 7,v00 Bars Bombay LIN sE KB, 2,000 Guzerat RAPESEED., BROWN E, lIUSTF.It. 47. CO., Brokers. Apply to 402 Wednes.:ay next, the 9th instant, at the Broker's Office, 33, Excharme-Atrect Enst, '29 Packs, about 3/ Tons, BEESWAX, just landed cx Brsganza. Apply ti HENRY GLYNN, l'lroker. On Wednesday next, the '9th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Brokers' Office, 2, Dale-street, 375 Bags MYRABOLAMS, 375 Bundles TURMERIC, MO Bags MADDER ROOTS, 88 „ TINCAI., 67 Cases BEESWAX, 148 ~ M. 0. P. SHELLS, 5 „ COLA SHELLS. BuOWNF., HUNTER, & CO., Brokers. Arply to tin Thursday next, ttire loth instant, IA One, o'clock, at the Broken' Office, 2, Dale-street, MOO Pales JUTE. BROWNE, ItUNTER,,& CO., Bmkers. .Apply to. Thirsday /text. the 10th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Brokcai' Office, Liverpool and London Chambers, 92 Bale' American MOSS, now lantirg ex Excelsior, frnna New York. Princes Dock. Apply to JEFFERSON t TAYLOR, Brokers. 'LIVERPOOL . RAG SALES. Thwrsday next, the lOth instant, at Two o'clock. at the lari:erg' Saleroom. Colonial-buildings, 36, Dale-etreet, t 257 Bales Egyptian Cotton ItAGS, 4 „ Italian 1. 11 238 „ Bombay „ White Wooilgi 500 Apply to MALCOLM GREAME & BILBROUGH, Brokers. AFTER NEXT WEEK. On Friday, the 18th instant, at the Brokers' Saleroom, Dale-street, 1,500 Bales Eastlndia, Buenos Ayres, and other WOOL. Apply t JOHN L. BOWES & 111tOTHEft, Wool Brokers. @u Snit. ON SALE, PATAGONIAN GUANO. JOHN DAVIES, S, Lancaster -buildings Apply to ELIAS & CO.'S ASPIIALTE ROOFING FELT, HAIR BOILER FELT, SHIP SHEATHING FELT, SUPERIOR PORTLAND CEMENT, SOLD WHOLESALE AND BF.TAIL, 14, STRAND-STREET, LIVERPOOL. ON SALE, SEVERAL PARCELS OF SUPERIOR SHERRY WINE, IN WOOD ♦ND DOTTLIC, WP..ICH WE CAN CONFIDENTLY RECOMMEND. HENRY BROTHERS & CO., Foreign Wine Merchants, 7, Dale.street. NIXON'S DUFFRYN SOUTH WALES STEAM COAL. RHIEFED r CARDIFF FOR LIVERPOOL AND BIRKENHEAD. These COALS are worked from the deep lyuffryn Colliery, and exclueirely from the celebrated Seam known as the 4 ' Upper Four Feet." _ lOne uniforni and unmixed quality is thus secured. They are on the English and French Government Lists, and Are supplied to the Peninsular and Oriental, Royal Mail, Cunard, Pacific, Liverpool, New York, and Philadelphia, (lalwo, and other Steam Companies.—Apply to TOWNLEY & MARTIN, 3, India-buildings. COMMERCIAL. LIVERPOOL, FRIDAY EVENING. ltofton 1-flarkti. In the Liverpool Cotton Market the advices ,frem the States were entirely overruled, and our previously active market assumed a dull and inanimate appearance during the week, in con sequence of the Bank of England having on Monday raised the rate of discount from 5 to 6 per cent., which produced, as an advancing money market invariably does, an exaggerated depress ing influence. With more disposition to sell than bny, prices of American descriptions declined _fully id per lb. Brazil and Egyptian were dull sof sale. Surat was rather easier. The sales for the four days amounted to 22,890 bales, of which 1,640 were on speculation, and 1,760 for export. This week. Price paid Cur Prices Description. this week mid. fair. Stock. Import Sales 2402 220 Sea Island... 1 3 d 022 14id Ql6a i 3880 Upland q 71 7 1-16 2821 1570 Mobile 5 76 7 3-16 r 371650 i 11950 New Orleans 41 9 7 5-16 7 :,,' 570 Brazil Bi 8 i 8 7 11570 .. ' -,. 1720 Egyptian 6 13 8 8 21840 ' 5 140 West India 5l 91 7 7 4090 •••2740 East India 3l 51 41 5 117320 - 5944 22890 Total Total 529470 return to intense frost, which still continues. The year opens with a firm aspect of the trade, and a gradual upward tendency in prices, bttt generally speaking the holiday season has interfered to cause only limited tracts' ctions; the trade here has also been far from active since this day week' prices of Wheat remaining without alittation, but good qualities of Flour hot itapro`Ved 6cl. per barrel and ls. per sack, illy the lateSt advices from New York commercial affairs Were been - - ging to assume a mare settled tripeaktet ) and shipments or nreadstuiffs iVere*eVag Forward on a moderate scale lit ttliees Which show a small margin for profit as 'Compared with our present currencies. 'Ott operation of the French sliding scatbiltrs brought into effect in the Nantes diBtriet trit additional. export duty on Wheat and Flour, amounting to ss. per quarter on the former., which will' prevent farther shipments - fretn tbedoe.' Herewith will be found the impert and'tNperts of Grain and Flom- at 'the t o rt or Liverpool for the past three yents, wait The sta.,W thellst - Deceniber last :and the tic() preceding half ,Yei..Fl`; we estimate that our local `ctitufittifion, the demants dl` tile interior, and 'W."; exports coast wise and to Ireland, 'lia.N.‘e absorbed, within the last twelve months, tk"tt large quantity of 1,507,133 quarters Wheat % 6 17,699 quarters Indian Corn, 477,198 *Atha and 629,061 barrels of Flour. ARRIVALS AND Expourt !Prom the Bth Dee., 1860, to the 3rd Jan.., 1 361, inclusive. "Z4z 51yart Rtartet. The Liverpool Share Market to-day was good, particularly for Sheffields and Midlands. The - tone at the close was very firm. The transactions before three o'clock included—Birkenhead, 821, 2 ; Caledonian, 981 ; Eastern Counties, 10 13-16 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 120 k, 191- ; London and North-Western, 102 ; London and South- Western, 95i; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lin colnshire, 56, 41 ; Midland, 138, 71 ; Ditto, new Shares, 1-16 p; North-Eastern--Berwick Capital Stock, 1061, 3 ; South Eastern, 26 9-16; lilver stone and Lancaster, 231 ; Buffalo and Lake Huron, 5 ; Dutch Rhenish, 2 11-16 d ; Grand `Trunk of Canada, 6 ; Northern of France, 361 : ,St. Helen's Canal and Railway, 6 per cent. C, 129 ;. Commercial Bank (limited), 151 ; British and Trish Magnetic Telegraph, C shares, 14. The market closed at the following prices : Sales after 3 o'clock. 82 Railways. Closing pri ce ,. Birkenhead &Cheshire In. 813 82 Caledonian , Eastern Counties , lO —lO 13-16 Great Northern ll2 113 Great Westerns Lancashire & Yorkshire 120 1201 London & North Western 101 a Manchester, Shef., & Lin 56- 561 56/ Midland Stock Ditto new shares .... 2 1-16— 2!p North British 66 66; North Staffordshire North Eastern —Berwick lO6l 1061, Do. York and N. Midland 96 1 961 Do. Leeds Northern South Eastern ... 26 9-16— Oxford, W.& Wolverhptn 49 491 ____ Dutch Rhenish ...... 2s Great Luxembourg 7 Grand Trunk of C^ Aa da 5 15-16 6 ' Gt. W. of Can-„d a ll 1i Illinois Cen 4 a d • • 1 - 81 —271 d Buffalo 9 :ad Lake Huror... 5 Great hip Thr d nes & Merv'' , M. Co 1 3-16-- 1 6-16 p - .01t. TICK.F.Y DAYS FOR JANUARY, 1861. London lsth & 30th Liverpool. 15th & 30th PAT Digs—Liverpool, 17th Jan. and Ist Feb. DAXS FORYJUYING-IN FOR TIEF. ACCOUNT, the 27th Dec. Se - tip ....31st lice. 4 Transfer.. 7th Jan. LAST DAY Fox 15 - rn JAN. ACCOUNT... 14th Jan. Ilt,c 60 . 6)64 probuct Sark et. In the Liverpool Colonial Produce Market to , ay, Sugar continued flat, and prices were v....ther in Molasses, Rum, or Rice there was nothing to report ; at. auction the Ceara Coffee ofibreil went off with fair com'petition. Sugar :The sales reported , consisted of 60 hhds. Demerara, with 250 bags. Dates, at 41S 6d, and 2,800 bags low brovi:l,l Bahia at 22s 6d per cwt. Coffee : At ay.:.;tion 600 bags Ceara realised 60s to 65s 6d for fair ordinary to superior; 40 .bags ordinary 'Ai° also sold at 555; the Plantation Ceylon was 'withdrawn, but afterwards sold at 68s 6d to 6.9, 8 6d per cwt. Gambier: 100 bales heated were reported at IGs 6d per cwt. _ _ _ Logwood 60 tons Jamaica changed hands at £4 170 6d to £5 per ton. tyre gran Build. At the Liverpool Corn Market to-day there were not many buyers, and the business done in wheat of any description was of only moderate amount ; the value, however, remained steadily supported at the general currencies of this day week. Choice sack Flours obtained an advance of 6d, but American did not improve except for fancy brands. Beans quite as dear. Oats in fair request at full prices. Oatmeal fid per load dearer. Indian Corn in ;imited demand, with some reduction in American mixed and yellow; Galatz an d Ibrail scarcely anyleft, and. prices nom i n al. The state of the roads, o w i ng t o th e frost, greatly interrupts the delivers of sold pro duce, and i n some measure accounts for the limited country demand experienced to-day. —After three days of thaw we have had a ; 1. I 1-. 7 6 . • m• •cs /•• •-• Hour. INTO i 3 I C r ; 8 yno3t Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. , Qrs. Qrs. Lods Sks. Ilrls Ireland. ... 64-1 334 /19' 16v9 190 ... Coastwise :l3 ... 116 ...I t .. • ••• ••• Canada,&e 4332 239', 313- .. 11014 „, ico 6294 U. States 8961 • Europe,&e 740 •.' • • 4 9S 'Egypt INTO RuNCOILN, Total 13701 6-14 453 365'2239 3137 170 t 348 17338 Ktronrs To - - Pot. Parts Ireland s:te 401. .u; 291; 1090 1391 Coastwise • STOCKS ST LIVERPOOL. Went: Barley. Malt. Oats. Beam Dec. 31, WA June S , It4Cl Dec. 31. 1360 ... Dec. 31, 1839 June SO, 1860 Dcc. 31, 1860 .28f .24E .34E I'e LIVERPOOL. Lent: Barley. Malt. Oats. 13 Rit t rs, rs. Qrs. Qrs. .Qrs. d o ry. i 964 24N9 1692 2611 ,1 8 21846 1165 ... 1460 ... 1369 2 , g85 ... 23345 1381 ... 1895... 11$Nt 11993 ... 75.9 Ise. I. Corn. o:atttkral. Flour. Qrs. _Qrs. Im:id-. ~ 11223...18544 ...21990 . 9A,58...1112.18 _24375 . 142C4„. ... 7812 . Sachs. 11r1, , . 108176 ...113991 116632 _lOO9Ol ,104064 —.290391 In the Liverpool Provision Market, during the past weak there was no improvement in the demand for Beef, and the sales were on the most trifling scale. The stock on hand 'is tuttch heavier than at any former periods cork re mained neglected,• and though the , stock was light, buyers could not be induced to operate beyond the supply of their prevent, wants. There wits a retail inquiry for Baton, which was met ft.-Ay by holders at a decline of about is pet cwt. A better demand was looked for as non as business was resumed after the holidays, stock taking. &c. Lard was lower !filly 3s per cwt., without leading to business. There was not much done in Cheese, but prices were maintained, especially for the best qualities. Rutter is quiet, and the stock of American increases. fu PORTS. Beef Pork Bacon Drams Lard Cheese Tres. Brls. Cwts. Cwts. I PAns. Boxes For the past week) ,„„ 6338 10 226 2667 from America ...... j .'"' From Ist 0ct0ber...... 3849 SO 14619 148 436 122952 Same date last season 8666 679 5236 5 454 25574 For the past week ; from other place s , 7 4 From Ist 0ct0ber...... 4 99 821 Same date last season 282 433 STOCKS, 318 T DECEMBER. BEEF. PORK. 13. 1 .1;. ---- FIEESE, I.Ant). Tres. B rls. Cwts. Tons. IL‘wis 1851 6,614 960 165 480 1852 4,1.55 300 ... 130 1853 7,361 3,889 13,770 120 250 1854 1,740 3,094 11,399 102 2,000 1855 4,497 1,050 760 150 1856 6,686 8,170 5,4 00 132 .„ 18.57 3,382 426 7,640 257 1,200 1858 5,701 766 4,477 ~i x I.ol'o 1859 8,400 12,448 912 V) 480 1860 19,297 2,09.5 7,957 445 300 eir 55.eths antr Market. In the Liverpool Oil Seeds and Oil :Nlarket the turn of the year has brought a slight revival in our trade ; and while the prices of Oilseeds are unaltered, there is some improvement in the de mand for the manufactured produce. This will, no doubt, continue, as stocks of Cake are very small, and the crushers, are limiting their make within the smallest possible compass, in order to avoid the loss entailed by crushing. Bombay Linseed may be quoted 638 to 63s 6d; Calcutta, 61s ; Black Sea Linseed in cargoes, say Berdianski and Marianople, 57s C. F. and 1., to the Conti nent; 578 9d to 58s delivered in the United King dom ; Odessa 6d to 9d per quarter less. Guzerat Rapeseed 64s to 675; Brown Bombay, 60s; Cal cutta, 59s to 59s 6d. Linseed Oil dull, but our Liverpool crushers will not sell under 30s 3d in casks. Rape Oil unchanged in value ; £4l lOs to £42 is the price of good English Brown; £43 lOs to £44 for refined. Linseed rake: A fresh enquiry is springing up, and £ll 15s is the price of Liverpool-made, best quality. Rape Cake also in improved demand, and £6 lOs to .£7 may be quoted as the value of good feeding cake. The transactions of the week were as follow : Offered for sale : 140 bags Sicilian Linseed, 1,170 bags Bombay and 500 pockets Rapeseed. Sales reported :—About 2,000 bags and pockets Bombay Rapeseed, at 58s 3d to 58s 6d for ordi nary brown, and Guzerat at 63s 6d to 67s per quarter, as to quality. Sales advertised for next week : 1,600 bags Bombay Linseed, 2,600 bags Guzerat and 750' bags Bengal Rapeseed. . Imports this week : 7,348 bags Bombay Lin seed and 517 bags Bombay Rapeseed. Friday Afternoon : No sales reported to-day, liatts of frrigN. The Freight Market is inactive, and we have no operations to report this week. Rates are unaltered for India and China, but an advance may be looked for in outward rates, as the conf4;rm ation of the peace with China leaves no dP:abt that many of the transports will be Pai''.., off,, which doubtless will cause a fall in horaeward freights. Youkies in the United. Political and financial States, and a severe frost, ke,:e4 closing our inland water communica_tienfrir the present, has brought u shipments to the D''',.ea States' ports almost to a stand-still, and o "./r quotations are almost nominal RA' co . ALS--BRISIv3I. CH A.NNEL. (nominal) 25s and 5 per cent. T T o . C m a o l b v , . ,on To N- de T , ew York 18s Od. .- . New ()Holum 18s Od and 5 per cent. ro Charleston lSs Od and 5 per cent. ' To POrtillnibuco 3ls Od. To Peznandina (Florida) do, Ms Od and 5 per cent. To Portsmouth (nominal) To Savannah (nominal) • To Havannah (nominal)...2ss. 'ro Alexandria . 05., To Cape of Good hlope 37s 6d. GENERAL FREIGHTS. 's. d. s. d. Liverpool to Aden __ 33 0 to 40 0 IS Hong Kong ' .59 0 to 0 0 . Ditto fin Wales' (nominal) 55 oto 0 0 Chusan „ Ceylon : Iron (nominal) 40 0 to 0 0 ~ Bombay : Costa . .,,. sls32 0 to 33 0 from Wales - 0 oto 0 0 Iron from the Clyde ... 35 0 to 0 0 I I Sne2 • ....., 1 1 tip r " n r A 1 £3 12s Gd register ton. „ Xing George's Sound, Australia 4O 0 to 0 0 ~ Singapore Ditto " from Wales 36 0 to 0 0 ~ Gallo ~ Shanghai 55 0 to 0 0 Ditto from Wales „ Calcutta: Salt without consignment 40 0 to 0 0 Ditto with ditto 42 6 to 0 0 I , Ditto with Locomotives 45 0&5 pr ct. „ Calcutta: Iron, Engines, &c. ~ Ditto, Coals Ascension, from Wales „ Madras Ditto from Wales 0 0 to 0 0 „ -, Kurrachee, from Wales 34 oto 35 0 „ Fernando Po, from Wales i... 30 oto 0 0 „ St. Paul de Loando „ l2 oto 0 0 Callao, from Wales 35 0 to 0 0 „ Valparaiso direct, from Wales 32 6to 0 0 Woosung (nominal) 75 Francs. t II „ from Wales , 80 Francs. Liverpool to Madras : Iron, &c., 40s ; C ly de, 42s Gd. ' Do. Coals, 35s Do. from Wales 375. Liverpocil to Valparaiso for orders, to discharge there or at a Fort not North of Callao, 32s 6d small ships; Swansea to ditto, 40s. Tyne to Callao, Coke 50s, Coals 30s rd. Liverpool .to New York, 'Coals, full cargoes, 8s and per cent. Moulmain, 90s, Teak to U.K. ; or £ 7 2 s 6 d on 1, the round, nominal. ' Akyab, option of llangoon Bassein, or Moulmain, to U. h. Os lid, .or option of Continent, 67s Gd to 705, nominal. Calcutta to Liverpool or London, 60s ed. Guano from . Chinchas to U. K. or Continent, 653 ; to Mauritius, 655. Bombay to Liverpool or London, 505.; Continent, 555. ; mecii., terrancan. 60s (small ships only). We are indebted to Messrs. Taylor, Tipper, and Co., for the following rates of freight to the United States:— Boston. New York Philadelphia LONDON, FRIDAY EV4III•tt In the LONDON STOCK EXCHA.N the Funds were deeid , et 4 .ly tint, ,althoug h business eras• The biloyaneS , wet 4u khe market ;for 'StOCIes, Iparticidarb - 'Midland mid 43erivielC : Sha'reiR, ‘oh the Faris Bourse the iiiiihefliitte Vendenci was likewise 111A'oiiratire, The 'Closed at the following prices : s. d. ii. d. 0 0-.17 6 20 0... 0 0 nominal. 10 0...15 0 12 6... 0 0 7 6... 0 0 L 3 15s Od Gros. Baltimore. s. d. s. d. 0 0...17 6 0 0...20 0 nominal. 20 0... 0 0 20 0... 0 0 0 0...10 0 E 5 Os Nominal. s. d. s. d. 3 0... 6 0 8 0... 9 0 nominal. 10 0...17 6 0 0...12 6 4 6... 0 0 £3 5s to£3 7569 Charleston. s. d. s. d. 15 0... 0 0 0 0...17 6 nominal. o 0...20 0 o O ..20 0 0 0... 6 6 L 5 Os. Nominal. E. d. s. d 0 0...15 6 20 0...20 0 nominal 0 0...20 0 20 0... 0 0 0 0... 9 0 £3 lOs tog 3 15s Gross. 1 New Orleans. s. d. s. d 12 6... 0 0 0 0...12 6 nominal. 12 . 6... 0 0 0 0...15 0 6::: 4 6 £5 5s to £5 lOs Groso. Pig Iron, Bars, Rails, dm 1 Chemicals and i Fine Iron i Salt Dry Goods Hardware Earthenware Passengers .., Pig Iron, Bars, Rails, Bcc Chemicals and Fine Iron Salt . Dry Goods Elardwat e Earthenware Passengers THE FUNDS. Consols Money 91 Account (Dec.) . . „ t Exchequer Bilis . . _ Bank Stock . , „ ~ • • Three per Catts, , Ambeigate, ta:st, I runCtiOii Qtttdfbhiatol i . .. thiyhe.a i d . Colintie • dEt anca3liire ; - Efli4bur g h.4 • . • 86 '8 113 A,. 109+ 10.1 Great Western's 7 4 1 5' Great Western . of Canada . . . 11 ' Grand Trunk of Canada . . . . 231 • 41' Great Southern & Western . . . 111 13 Lancashire & Yorkshire . . . . 119 i. • .54 Lombardo-Venetian I, ;7, London & North-Western 1,k)11 London &• South-Western , 05 Leeds Northern • .... . 6 er, Manchest & Lincolinshire. 55-1 Midland stmk % • Ism; • North Btitish • 65 4 4 61. &MI-Eastern & Dover .. . . 88,1- f, York, Newcastle, & Berwick . . 1061 ; York & North" Midland .„ 96 4 X At the meetini.7 of the Lontfoit Dock t deipatiy to-day, the report stated that the tentage Which entered the doelts taring the preceding six months was 194,fg8 tons; against 244,667 tons same period, last year. The report was adopted; andd - a dividend of 225. 6d. deelhired ror the half -17338 year. The followin nk)eared in our later editions" of yestmdf.l.y . l- - The funds - were firm, and in. the• afternoon an im provement of i t per cent. occurred, which was supported at the close. It was occasioned chiefly by pwrchtttes ,to cover the account of a speculator for t 1 fall. COUll donee is imparted by. the calmness With 'w h ich the rise , in •the rate of discount to 4 Ver tent. has 'been ittelved I by the trade of the etialitty t In 'the Aare 'Market the tendency nits likewise to improvethent. Theft Was less pressttre in the discvtt7t market, but no btksitins was done . below 6 per eetit:, and in iiiniky quarters more has been asked. ktill!pro\risiohs have been made for bills matur ing to-ntertot, the 4th. At the Bank of England there `1 GSM I good demand, but no pressure,—Pt 2( - 7;tes City - Article.' The English funds opet.t.l steadily at the slight im provement of yesti:l4ay, and subsequently experienced a further reeoi'ery. The announcement by the French Go s vetfment that no new loan is intendel, produeed a good effect at Paris, which was felt on this side. The demand at the Bank and in the sliscfintet *Mika, in pre paration.for the 4th of OA et•etlith, 'teas `ver'y moderate. In the Stock EXCIIATIV loans were 'offered at 51 per cent. The .dividestds will be . raid to the Y.ttlic on Wednesday the '4)th. A farthdr Yif 66,000 'of the Australian gold by the Gk - edt tlitain was bought by the Bank, while 60,0tf) so\'s. were withdrawn for America. Some tonsielerable portion of the arrival by the Great Britain is expected to gol to Spain. The Canadian, from Liverpool for Portland; took about £13,000, The rate for best 'paper in the. discount market tvratts is stated to be 5 per cent., being it tent. below the terms of the Bank of Fraitet. The laSt price from Paris - shows only a itattkonal City Artirk, - . The PAUWay nMildt tolltinnes 'tviihorat ttbitch business owing to the Tise in the yalite off' Money, but remains firm in ebartthtdr. A 'fall Of 'beticten 4 and 5 per cent. took place yester day in tike London Dr,ck Stock on the publication of the atto‘lnts of the past half year. , The revenue returns appear to have diminished £19,709; while the reduction in the expenses has been only £3,295. • , A prospectus has been published e-f the 'read and Agency Company of Austualasia, with a capital 'of £500,000, in £lO shares, of which £ . 12 . 5,000 is to be first issued. The Timm says that Messrs. lonas Simonsen and Co., a respectable Arra, of Cheapside, London, and Hudderi field, desire to caution the public against confolinding their name with that upon some fraudulent bills lately circulated upon the Continent, purporting to be drawn _by Jonas Simmonds and Co. Last evening there was a general report in the city of some heavy ease of embarrassment having °centred in Lancashire, but up,to the final termination of business notthe slightest confirmation of it was obtained. Messrs. Whistler, Dawson, and King, wholesale grocers, of Fenehurch-street, have stopped payment. Their liabilities may perhaps range between £20,000 to £25,000. There has been some irregular doaliat with a sum of £4,000 by a junior partner, The following is the usual Bank of England Account for the week ending Wednesday Lsstna DmrARTMENT, Notes issued 26,411,410 CREDIT.A Government Debt 11,015,100 Other Securities 3,459,900 Gold Coin and 10,242 300 other Bullion.. • ' Silver Bullion 1,'614,110 £26,411,110 I BANKING D' nnirr. S I Proprietor's Capital 11,333,000 I!2st 3,247,078 I)epot•its 7.275,906 Other I►epoiits ..: 13,224,191 Seven day and other 610,417 Bills L 26,411,410 Atlantic (ss),, Hotnfallt Alek6ndria. Urin•ai44 • • A:lllWerp Mabee (Os), 'Lillis()lt ...fiaVre Bar.lieneen, Martinsen, Copenhagen • PORT. il,'John Marti 4, Bomarsund, and Maitland. AIT).: • • ' . • 'Primus, Sch*art . ng., Speedwell • „ • Roston Sant! 'Martha Celestine, Richards Marsala A zoff,.Cengle. • PiirtO SRI° Jan. 3. Elirab•erh Marrow*, Sfrinring, Canadian( 4s), Graharni • Old Calabar P . 6rtlafi I. d I Margaretha, dOrnellef4erk,,, Dotro (A), Lewtion Lisbon , La Guayra Blab laoket, Sliterdon, , Jan, 1„ St Michaels TA MOileuo, Bazaar, Steivart, New Orleans • Molacarie Southampton. Austln, - _ • Scurin ' • Malta New r'ei'n Ban Padre, Uransek Corfu Bramiyw ,P,ifrintdn,•3lobile Sclavonia, Verona Corfu catlaei in. • a't Maty,WilPflms , F. Ara go, Rob inert, Bordeaux. ' Lisbon Amandin, Wallrer Rita (ss);,Arano Coruna I Paquebot Parana ... ...... Gores O'F' TH E.L., rkinte of Wales, Nord Shan SAII , tP&RTMENT. CRNDIT, L Govt. ISeentitits 9,488,168 Other Securities .•„ 22,836,483 Notes 5,899,815 told and Silver Coin 716,429 £38,910,895 1 £35,940,05 The above return. gives the following results when compared. with the•previous week t Rest £3,247,078 ~... Increase... £52,654 Public Deposits Other Deposits On the other side of the account : Government Securities... £9,488,168 Other Securities Notes Unemployed...., ... 5,899,815 The amount of Notes in cittlaatiori is X 20,511,595, being an increase dt X 867,095; and the stock of Bullion in both departments is X 12,652,839, show ing a deatnse of £145,280. The following are the rateki. pf F o mi git changes:—. Amst,"rdam, short — 11 15 to 11 16 DO~ three Rotterdam, d 0.,.,, •,. ll 17 to 11 18 ' Antwerp, do. • 25 35 to 23 —4O Brussels, do •,• • 25 35 to 25 40 Hamburg, tto Paris, iStitYt 25 15 to ?5 t. , *"., three months Marseilles, do 2S •X 3 to 25 60.. Frankfort, do , 117 4 3 to 118 Vienna, do ~r , . l5 30 to 15 50 Trieste, do Petersburg, de,,, 3ll to 34 Madrid, dit. The LONDON COLONIAL PRODUCE MARKET to-day was dull, with prices downwards. Sugar: The market was flat ; 26,000 bags were offered for sale, and. in some eases - a decline of is on previous rates was experienced.. Coffee: The market was steady at' yesterday's currency. . _ Tea: The market was steady. Rice : Businesi was quiet. Saltpetre: The,demand was dull, with a down ward tendencY. The LONDON TALEOW MARKET. to-day ,was firm, at the following quotations,: Spot, 60s to 60s 3d; January to March, 60s ;:April to .Tune, 595; October to December, 59s 6d. In the BonotTon Hor MARKET to-day 'there was an improved demand for all good and fine, Hops at very full prices. Other kinds move off slowly, but at extreme rates. In the LONDON • CORN i•IARKE`I' to-day 'the• supplies were small: . Every: - article 9f, the Ytrade strong and healthy, and at fully_,Monclay's, rates, and Oats even 6d per qr. dearer. ' - ' . . . PROVI.NcIAL, I%IARKETS;,:YESItIi;I7.I: MANCHEStER SlT.ARES.—SfieffieldA, 553, 3, 63, 7„ ; Leeds,: 120, 191, 20; 1061 ; Londons, 1011, ;; EaStern Counties, 10a. GLASGOW IltON.L—Market fICIH. N'o.' 1, :IN 3d to 49s 6,1 ; linrrants, 54,0 d to .50s 3d; No. 3, 48 s Od to 48s 6d. • , • • MANCHESTER TRADE.-Very little business this week, and the tone of the market is perceptibly changed since Friday last. Here and there , an impression ma n y be made 'on prices, and the turn generally is in favour of buyers. CORN MARKETS.—Coux : White Wheat, 258 Od to 35s Od; red do., 24s to 31s . Od; Barley, 16s to 20i 6d ; Oats, 12s 4d to 165.— WAKEFIELD: Wheat trade steady at last Friday's prices. Barley firm. In other articles no change.--Dumnsr : Weather fine, with strong frost. Moderate supply of home grain. Good Wheat brought full prices ; inferior proportionately less. Good samples of Oats cleared early at full prices; a deal of inferior remains unsold. Prime Barley reached fully is advance. 'Foreign Wheat—A good attendauce of millers : all inquiring for American, - of which sales were effected at good prices; other sorts neglected. Maize in retail demand, at the top prices of . last week.. Flour and Oatmeal slow. Not much change. Our readers have only to send their address to L. E. Perrier, 77, Regent-street, W., London, and they will receive, free by post, 105th edition of the " INVALID'S OWN GUIDE," or natural restorer without medicine or expense of pert, ct diges ton, strong nerves, sound lungs and refreshing sleep to the most enfeebled, effectually removing indigestion (dyspepsia), nausea, and sickness, even during pregnancy, debility, ner vousness, palpitation, cough, asthma, incipient consumption, dropsy, constipation, flatulency, diarrhcea, dysentery, bilious ness, fevers, sore throats, (catarrhs, colds, noises in the cars, rheumatism, Pout,' impurities, eruptions, hysteria, neuralgia, irratability, sleeph-ssness, acidity, palpitation, heartburn, headache, despondency, cramp, spasms, sinking, tits, bronchi tis; also children's complaints.. Accompanied wi,h numerous successful cures which had resisted all medical treatment, and been abandoned as • i'peleas. THE DAMN TIMES, SATURDAY, JANUARY 5, 1861. ANkitt !~+ ti .13enjainin Ohanollet ? : Shertkerhe Vorset, [itroynJ . -. •George*Bricc o 80intitry WhitedViSel• and Leadenhall ) , I greekonereldA. 14sis N t tlair, Carpenter place, Berkeley-square, con fectioner. Henry Paine, Strand, tailor. William Grove, Kingsland-road, victuall. - A% • John Wiseman, Luton, printer. John Gibbs, Church-strtel-, John Roberta, tk4ifitoW, Tote) keelier. . ItAerttllo!te Pike Maidstone;grocer. .Yames'j p sephsClaek: •Aldergtey*Vi tA leafier merchant. Thoilias Or*, woollen warehouseman. .jOliivltaitialds 4 -tursiem, grocer. \riiiiiniXilwald, formerly of Birmingham arid glAroli, and now of Dudley, grocer,. Peter Whitelock Itai-V,";tii, Leeds, cloth merchant. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. William ()Kers Jennings, ~Aggeshill, Suffolk, horse dealer. , „ 54tlippittg Antettigturt. Wind yesterday, S. FOREII:N PORTS', George, Lewis, and Queen Bee, Parke, both hence at Buenos I Ayres Elizabeth, and Inn Wilson, both hence at Monte Video Albinus, Wation, hence nt.lt'o Janeiro. . . 4 •Trinctilo, from Newfoundland not Pert'ail'ibitto . - Glauctus finin Bahia at PetlnatinttEco, did left foi Paritiba Salth, Tawt,--ancL Urantui,.Wighttnan„.all hence at Permit/11,00 _ • , „ liantidh Ilbittet.; Colltirit, i and "Eliza Boiftn,'N'onet, bo t th from Santos at lfio Janeiro Nor Aid, Curiie, from Newf.:PU . 4ll:nd at Pirnanibime, r.nd•left 4 for - Pavalpr • • Grecian, tigkiik !rain Benin at terna4bitii(S, arlia slued tor Cear4 ' ' . . , dronia - w. from B' AYV6 at Pernambuco OOsprey_ - Baidur, ter444.144..1i raltar - • Alton* Ilync, hence at Gibraltar, and cleared DecDecd for lalermo trophete, Alberta, ald Mail, all hen.,'`•fit Altanre . • - Sea Nymph, Laura Jeanette, 4.llpiiia;• Disraeli, Everton, Cluny,. and • Seriop% ,fo:th triliffhti Pernambuco • Charles Souch , y, Richards, a•id John and Mary, Mills, both hence at GlVialtar , • - Mwander (ss), hence at Naples, and left•for MeSsina Calpe (ss), hence at Palermo Euphrates (ss), from .Messina at Pultnintoy arid nailed for Liverpool ry Mercury, Knight, from BAbin at terna'Afttt . 41' .5t . IS. • ' • Rx.t'aMot; nulras for irei'pon'4 IVO,vI, 355, 22E itcKAI - Georife• itrsls,n*iio.for Talniouth, Dec IT, 31N, 33W Anri-Ponliipsyha'fbr Liverpool, Oct 555, 55W Cliel.ctbf'the' thochoo for I,ondhp, 26 2 -- • Videlia, 'hence for 'New York, ,Deo, p 3,, 4iitW Richitrd TII, New. York fnr L'vc . finte!, Dee 8,40 N, 68W It 'larding, hence - fiir O'ct 35, 88g Ophelin,,t4u•difkfkit Iting Kong, Nov 26, SN, 2IW Douglas Ca-stle, Hence for Bombay, N•...c 22, 2N, 23W • • OUTPORTS. V , sco de Gama (as), from Seville at Greenock Hermeland, from Nantes at Belfast "Draper; and Brartc . from'lsrantes;'and Pearl, from Minoan') all at Dublin Orion, from New York at Bristol Chann 'Marla; and Gethsemanty Tot Aiinthen, and Clair, for Ardrotisan, all 'sailed front Belfast Hesperus, from Nantes at cl#tnbek Broadwater, fixotf? FdarllMO at Vortstninith Edith, froik Nantes at 'Milford for Liverp3Ol , t .F'VeVireci, from Quebec at Bri s stol qhannel AARlana, frbm Mau`ritiis'at Plymouth Tot 'lri t 'cililiOnth' Dankberheid,, front : so,t'aritide. SIM %Mho, James, from St Übes, both.lit T F Pnrkee,. yt4.e't 7 , 1;3:Anal at CastletO,n for Cork' FahhOtith, Dice. 4.—Arrived.: 'Royal George, and Johann roukse, IYom IV.o Janeiro; Emma Matilda, Akyab ; Corancius, ; Produce, and Nicola Maria, from Odessa; Undine, Coquimbo; Due de Normandie, New York. • ' Queenstown, Nov . . 4.—Arrived: Fortuna, froin St John, NF ;- Countess of Seafield, Monte Video for Liverpool ; ,11fary,Pallio'; Edinburgh (B,s), Liverpool for New York, and rutoceP 4 Ad : ; She 7 ridan, New Orleans for Liverpool; Grange yeWpoit for Hong. Kong; Sappho, Manilla ; Daun of . MARITIME f.: - NITIt'ACTS. J'antiar ' v ' Lj i . :T ß 4ll'). 1:1t The White et it_6l is :off"- he . 1) tt, t o • o - sprit, 4ice. 'she S,elifield, troth 'Monte wrAeo for this port, at eitutnl;tlyvtn ivin4bohrid. The Sheridan, from Se* Orleans for this pert, at Queens to With loss sf tams, bulwayss, &c. The Orang . er, from Newport for Hong Kong, at Queenstown with loss of boats, sails, &c. • The vessel reported inside Miz;en Head 'was the Orion, br from Liverpool for. Buenos Ayreb; she had been sn the Bank , but came off , Mitt having succeeded in gtit ng:a pilot Swim Ark low, she proceeded yesterday for LivprpOol. The Beatrice, from Printe ttili 4 atxd t for Literliool, at Qneenstown with lots s f headrail, foregaffsailsi itrc The Paoduc frsm Qvi.essa_it Falmouth, with ruder-head R 1416111 and buliVarks 'carried away, alitiang water._ ,•. t," r iVetliva, from NeWcastfe forapks% i‘ti ; filmouth with loss of bulwarks. The Fine de NortrumdieN . flthl New York for Havre, at Fal mouth With initimotast carried away. The SAvertiga(ss),-hence at Milford, towed in with machi nery diSabled. The Martha James, from . St. Ulna at llolyheatt ) *h sails split. The T. F. Parkes, from Monte!'.!? kt 'Calstletown for Cork, with damage to rigging. • - Oporto ; A life-btto IVagrnefits of cabin furniture, and torn papers, appearing to belong to the Rhone (ss), of Liverpool(?), have - /M. wattled ashore at Form. Rio Urande, Nov. 30 ; The Eliza, Jones, hence for Liverpool, which put back in ,Ootober 'in a sinking state, and was ran aground, has been repaired; and proceeds with the greater part of her cargo (bone ash); damage trifling. i'ernantbuco. Dec. 14: The, British. bril_ lantip, Finder, from Newcastle for this port', was abandokiVreati. foundered pester day, a short distance out.idc < 'ck-e* tiniVed here. The Baldar. Ilonae at rsitmoige•t, 5 r bar,, on eliore; • The schooner lettie, froni Teignmouth for Xtu.ncorn, with lime.toncs sank abont - frifir Itayeago oft Weston rola, and was beached. and raised yesterday. Maranham, Nev. 28: The '.4"ati2etiVer, Liverpool, that was ashore to Windward, has been eentlemned, and will be sold. IMPRO Vitif 1V T IN . CENT.LEVE.N'S HATS. TrritErtA7tN-frrai , .l , X, isttittlreOL. GENTLEXtN —I have given your Patent liasr-fitting Hat a fair trial, and I must say it is the most toniTortable hat I ever wore, particularly when •crlW4lft the *atvr lM n. -- MndY day, when with the old style of hat I invariably had a IMadaehe, which with your new style is net the ease. k tan, therefore, safely recommend it to anrcert, parttMlarly to those subject to beadache. 77 lAlth, gentletnem X nave *orik f c %ome time one Of the Patented Easy.fltting Hats sold by Mr. and t can testify to the advantage derivetl from the absence of that mipleasant preafartr, pitaticu larly on the.forehead, Usually felt front the likatt 'generally worn. - House, Cheltenham. • • • (Signed). This letter is front A trist4a.te . English Admiral. The itame hi not given ferNbvtals reasons.: . NoTitm—Fre:e • Pourids. _Reward upon conviction of an in fnitatisent.of-my Patent: . • . _ Siinpson'sPaient Easyilttini Hats are on.y lt'4 in Liverpool at No. 6, St.' George's-crescent (two dool•s from the top of,Lord-street), and at 9, Dale-street (tlpposite Royal Bank in•ttpwards of este hundred other towns, a list of which would ettlVertisoment too long. The Agents in each Vte° make themselves knoWn. ECCLESIASTIGAL .INALLIGENcE. BEiNittlM4l3 r• ANTI APPOiNTMENTS VACANT. RECTORSIIIP. " Oxford, Lincoln College : pats. the Fellows : Rev. J. Thomp son, D.D., dec. RECTORIES.. z .. Buckorn-Weston, Dorset : dio yal gl6O With reit • dence : pat Lady Stapleton t 3. 7 lti`t:tatiAikon, Prom. Cholderton, West, Wiltsit 104 44figsary £225 with resi dence: pate Oriel tollogq. Oxford, :.-Rev4 J,Fraser, resigned. Twiford ) . ..loll4: dio Oxfq - rcli rat: £725 with residence (an ntAd to the ltectorshiP of Lincoln College, Oxford) : Rev: J. Tilompson., 0,141.4 dtrf.,f,. - •• `; " Bugthcirpe, co and dio York : val £lll : pat Archbishop of York : Rev. R.:Kiteking, , prtmi.i a ,6 :t 'Ai . • • Canterbury, St. Margardtv val'Ort , pat Archdeacon e Can. terbury Rev. J. c. Franktf, - rudiefied. 'CritAttE% Nonington, Kcnt t din Ctittettiik Tarporleyy to :mit did:CiVenefc e • Thetfordy canthritigtshtie:: PLATING CARDS.—Hitherto the keenly contested whist cribbage, 100, &c., ( exhausted .the, .use ,of the. playing. card. Now, howeVer; the beautiful, initrActive, .gnsl,chaste designs imparted to their difetfor, tCaeh' the form,' colour, and growth of plants which have enriched the commerce of Great Britain. Those manufactured by De la Rue and Co., are peculiarly nen in design, and can be had in great variet,V at Benson and Mal lett's, commercial stationers, 10. Castle-street. NEW INVENTION.—THE NEW FO6ITAIN PEII.—A greater annoyance than a bad steel pen can hardly be met With—the difficulty is to get a good one. Amongst the recent improve ments the new " fountain, pen," just bitroduced by Rudhall and Co., is the best we have ever seen. By a simple but effec tive contrivance the ink is retained in a fountain, by means of a second inverted barrel, above the writing nib, andthis barrel can be taken out at any time, so the pen can be kept perfectly clean w,thout any chance of being corroded. Another feature in this pen is, that one din in the ink will last for five minutes' quick writing. The pen itself is pf the 'finest description, and in merchants' office's; banks, anff indeed in every place, it m ill be fotind to fill a want felt by every one up to this time. We have tried this splendid pen, handed to As by Mr. E. T. llall, South John-street, and can pronounce it perfect, and we are arc all Who - use it will•give a full ; verdict in its favour, CONSII3tPTION, COLlcafi .AsTn*A, Arco BILONCHITIS believe that the - preparation,' of Balsotri of HoPehound. and 'Aniseed • (as pr,epared Martin; 22; , . CoppePizie , Lireppetoi4 trill, prove; of I more twine, n • eases of.bron chitis and incipient contimption, , ,than. , any - .other remedy extant. It relieves the most irritating catiyh'ima - felt Inintetes and, although it contains.tao.preparation:of sound and refreshiny sleep, !,sodeliegthe.nervoils .ty.s ent, and ,restores the healthy aetio4v•of thelbinglgtPi.ndOiaratiu.in ed.Uove 411 - other inefficines•by Sir.-.4lexander. Trallea-set 'Thenis,*ll, ' AretteriaJfedica; !Inge 175,-rot - ,-2,-,The'follbming.is from r,,D . • Brett; the eininent• chemist .4- I ,3ll.kutibler theobal.4arn of hoie , ,hound and unlaced, na prepared by Mr. -Martin an' elegant • and efficient cough remedy, and I-fully agree with!Sir A,texan 'der Tralles and Dr. , AnthOny frArthol'nsO4l,,that, iu coninnc tion with cod liver ...oil, a/v.:admix - 41c rGratiY atintrition'and -, delicate constitutionsli:;llc , Brett,•Ph. M.R.C.S4*-late' Lecturer on ChemiOry•and,.Modibltl. Jrtrispiu dence; Liverpool Royal Infirmary...,..•Thit, t balsitra,of 'horehound and aniseed is prepared only by T. Martin, chemist, 22., Cop peras-hill, Liverpool; to its ,grgat and increasing sale, agents have' 'been appdinted in all principal towns am: cities. It can be procured- wholesalt'•from lthimes and Co.. •Edinbargh awl York, -from SuttGre and • 'London, • West • macotti MuncheAer, and wholesale and retail' from the manu facturer, as. above, i-krice, is. 14d.';•2s. 9d.; and 4s. Gd. each. The lozenges in box at Is. 1A(L• or free by post for ls. lid. CIIANDELIEIiS. 14)1PS, & c. ti • • °OT KE, SUCCE.SOII. TO F. L. HAUSBURG, Respectfully invites attention to the exttnsve STOCK of CHANDELIERS, of GlasS and Metal ; LANTERNS, BRACKETS, LUSTRES, of all descriptions, PATENT ,VESTIRITLE AND OIHER .LAMPS, INCLUDING THE CELEBRATED AUREOLE LAMP. Public Buildings and Private Residences fitted for Gas. : Experienced Gastitters employed on the Premises, and all kinds of repairs , carefully.. attended .to in the Manufactory, it, CHURCH-STREET. ' • ' Crepy's Foreign Itefined COLZA OIL, especially adapted fpr the Aur6ole Lumps. . A large Assortment of TABLE AID POCKET CUTLERY, at the lowest Prices. The Stoat of ' PAPIER MAOI.IE GOODS Includes a very extensive assortment of Articles selected from the productions of the most eminent Manufacturers in the Kingdom, ensuring the greatest durability, exquisite finish, &c. - . . - OLD - POSTOPFIICE-BVILDINGS LIVERPOOL. err, PRESENTS FOR CHRISTMAS AND THE NEW TElilt. W. I TOONE, --- Sl - fecEgsoß Rio LT 8 UR G, In presenting the ilsuAl addreAs at this Season, begs to return hi; Vest thank; for the kind and liberal patronage conferred 4on him during the past year. To•hid extensive and unrivalled Collection of BRITISH AND FOREIGN MANUFACTURES has been added every . ENGLISH AND FOREIGN NOVELTY, And the greatest care has been exercised in the SEbECtIDN of the GOODS, to sucticE 'THE BFST cuAutt at the ,very Lowest Pr:ec.s. Especial attention is requested to the lArge Assortment of VANOf ARTICLES, • • inclndins i , Arast.t's NOVELTIE, tAtg, SOUVENIRS, BOUQUET HOLDERS _ • the NEW SivvA of ORN'AIIENT in the greatest variety. AN EXTENSIVE STOCK OF FRtNCII ,OECORATED CHINA ) ALABASTER. pro -plus; • r.AniAN DITTO. A Splendid STOCK of BOHL3IIAN, ENGLISH, AND FRENCH GLASS VASES, : . LITSTRES, &c. The unegttalle4 Stnek of DRESSING-OASES, DESKS., )Icre)Rit:•WilkS, AGAAC i LI3 .13§, kO:„ trtttrattarKA'A t:t4 pVetiAitg, will 'be fOinid boinple'te in 'all its branches. The aQsorttuent of :ENGLISH.. AND- y 0 GA3.IE6', I i tSBECTIONS, &c., , . i'vestAi'i.e with every novelty, and includes a: great variety of ORNAMENTS FOR CHRISTMAS TREES. W. H. TOOKE hopes, by his unceasing personal attention, to secure the continuance of that confidence and stippott which have hitherto been v;) kindly eitended OLD POATOFfiOE-t I UILD&GS, LIVERPOOL. ANIJARGEMENT . 6 4 041 R 0 M 0 L I, 30 AND 32, CIIIIRCII-STREET, (OPPOSITE PARKER-STREET,) • LIVERPOOL, Flatten himself that his many kind friends and pattont be glad to learn that, having'ad ded to him oWn ;Se OcienilVe and commodious premises it„,telS occupation .of Aessri. Willmer and €mittri Ake . 10 ,been enabled to Y:\ CREA SE 11'18 LARdE I.qtYC T i: iirith b. Ehrthq s sTriaid A s isoAilcie4t of ,• • , GtNI G O O DS . '!;VER. DESCRIPTION. . , , 101 t- • ' BROOCYIES, BRACEIITg, NrCiLuETS, CHAINS, and'-every `variety of Itek.ELLERY, from the most trifling to the *test imptitant and expensive Articles. •• GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, 7 1 , of the best Home-made and Foreign tanutotkite. CLOCKS, MUSICAL BOXES, AND BRON'tER, DRESSING CABEt AND IVoitki tILVEA, AN d tdeOWOl:it,Vik . And a veil,- kaike &Ali ornamental Xrticiej; mach Vitt n'ttro*ottsta Mention; lils6 the arpvt cOlfectiOn of IifEthiANICAL como 4 in LiverpOßil, hotli * Of Elgiisiand Foieipt LanufactLT, which he fs cleterri4ed to let tit disiomers have at Ten per Cent. aver the GcAt ; and as he only intends keeping the Toys, A*., during the Holidays for the convenience of his CiistOiners, he will feel greatly obliged by an erly . ,scleetion. F. W. P. takes this :oppdittinity of rOtin bia %est thanks for the kindness which has ikett. hitherto shown him, and look's fi'n.Nr64 'eoailence to a further increased encourtiAel'itl.nia support. lle good enough to notice the Address— F. W. PROMOLI, 30 A D 32, CHURCH-STREET, (OPPOSITE PARKE a-STRIXT, LIVERPOOL, ENLARGEMtN IREkisEs. . . • , THE BUTTERM ANS C TMAS CAlt.ol,l Arv.--"At I b OW. lq keliß E E." KELLY, my jewel, just listen to meL; • , • • Och, hone ! Kelly, machree Wi I tell•you whatanighty quare things X dtdlte;• , • •• - • • • - 06, hone! Reny; machree ! M I etttld hot etpect • . Yoh yotti• shop to neglect, I Went out to inspect; • • , • (My own time beineFee;}' And whht sights met my vie* • I'll de - Scribe•he* to Yoil, ells hone ! Kink; nitichme Frotn Iloi3ic LIM 1 started on last Saturday, • Och, hone 1 Kelly, - machree ! And,first to the markets I wended my way,. • s Qcb, machree ! Ine er saw such a lot .• Of quire things in one si.ot ; • • - - • • - Half their names I'vb forgot; For they Mine bothered the • $0 * can Idol Osphilt4if:ii N - . • . • • • • - • • • Qch, hone! tnachree ! -To describe such a sight, faith I have not got,words, . . . • . Och, hone! Kelly, machree I ' There was dead beef and mutton,. and all kinds of birds, .. . . Och, .hone! -Kelly, ina,chree I Och! 'twas odd to see those , . Things all hung- up ; ,in rows; Like to Many seareCreWA • , Qn. iv , iirktittaf ttebi. • - - • Theib Was every'fowl, From the lark to-the owl, Och, hone.! Kelly, machree They'd pigcon, and widgeon, and paycncks, and snipe, Oeh, hone ! jCelly, macbree And on some of the sta.llB I saw litigant tripe, Och, hone! Kelly, maehree , - They'd raisins and figs, And eels they Call snigs ) And Mite sticking pigs . - As I eVer did see,. And lobsters, and Crabs, Periwinkles, and dabs, Och, hone ! Kelly, machrec ! The animals looked very purty wheddead, Oeh, hone! Kelly, machree Cards were on them to tell where they'd been " bred and fed,' Och, hone I Kelly, machree I There were apples and pears, • There were rabbits and hares, And other small wares, Such as oysthe:s and tea, Wax candles and coffee, • And Everton toffee, Och, hone! Kelly, machree After that, I went off to the great BUTTER PLACE, Och, hone! Kelly machree To liave left that unseen would have ben a gra disce, henoe I Kelly machree. Och ! the bust you'd got-there, In my whole life I neer, In a fancy Baazar, • Such a threasure did see, 'Tis• yourself's wide awake, • • Let ine now my leave take. Och, hone! Kelly machree whether Garibaldi will. throw himself on Venetia ski readily as he left Genoa to land in Sibily. Meanwhile it is stated in a telegrain frohi Merlin that an armistice t•as hien 'agreed 'upon for it ionsiderablnspace of time eiwe c eil garrison of d aetti add the begegerk it atftears,, by.retarns orcteVed by the t'rench dotterh melt itgeertain the effect ,piidaCed by the intrOdhetion 'Of rail*hys On travelling by tIA high naafi, that the 'hthaber ira\tia,oks ny the high road has increased. A was generally anticipated that the introduction of railways would have caused a diminution in the number of travellers by the high road; but such is not the cases On some high roads which run parallel to a railway there has been a falling off is the number of travellers but, oh the other hand; the opening of railways has giieh ah immtitst atilt to teat to anti tofilniefee, to that the tittrobtt of tratellers by the high road has iioeagect 45 per Cent.. The tight Hon. Sidney Herbert has issiled" hii address to his canistit'ueiltss,.lll which hb mhys that inces- Otit ittettdarlVe aria late hours in the House of Com mons, aggravated, in his case, by the labour of a heavy department, have proved too much for his strength, "Though," he adds, "through the favour of the Crown, I hope still to be enabled, although at the cost of less physical exertion, to take a part in the council of the nation." is understood that the right, honourable gentleman *ill 13e ithniediately debated to the floase of .I.46rds, tvhiVth Will create a 'Vacancy in the representation of South Wilts. No arrangements, we learn, have yet been made for bringing forward a candidate in the Con servative interest; but it is felt that in a county where Conservative feeling is so strong, the success of a con stitutional candidate might be relied on. So good an opportunity of advancing the best interests of the country should not,be neglected, and it is to be hoped will not. Mr. Sidney Herbert was returned as a Conservative in the first instance, Admiralty instructions have been reteibed at Wool wich dockyard, for an official triaref Mr. D. k. Clark's patent apparatus fel* the prevention of snioke. The apilaratils is oiderecl to be applied for experiments on board her MaSesty's ship Vibid. The merits of the ilivehtioft Consist In its peeuliar method Of introddeing a regulated 'Apply of air into thh fhiniCes abobe the fuel by Means of Sets of steam, arid the thorongh admix ture of the air with the gases for combustion, by which means the absorptioii of the smoke and the destruction of the nuisance are in no way regulated by the negli gence or attention and care cf sue Sio;cers, but are governed solely by the power and utility of the appa ratus. The expediency of . havifig failway interest fepre= seitted in Parliatheht !s atain ikagtiiied. A meeting is Is announced tV?,Wo held next week at Manchester, of the thanageris 6f, flie . l'eading railways', to consider the ,ad . vsability,Of . pr(,i,eitring the return meniheiS of their body to Parlianient; iii (3 , dei• that titey may the better fl.e\Ae time and information to the protection of railway interests in the legislature. The chair will be taken by the Sheriff of Worcester, supported by the chief clerks of the Great Northern and its allies, We are glad to learn that the contributions to the fund for the relief of the distress at Cntentry allionnt tO upwards of lifOlsbes nithongli._ this sum is far froth adeAnate t'd the heceselties Of the age' Mr. 'Cobden 'writes frothAltier's on t 6 igth statin 'OA 61hiih WtO bad " met at church r ail Christmas Day remarked to each other, ' How warm it is ;' and that he and his friends have green peas every day for dinner, and ripe strawberries, and beautiful roses and flowers in the gardens," con cluding with the practical observation that " with good British steamers to Marseilles ) we ought to he Only seventy-two hours from LOinl6o' It is:State'ci that the Si. deOrge, 4 scre*,;Captain Hon. Praireis Egerton, is hourly eiPecfed at t pithead Where his Royal Itigliiies's Prin'c'e A.lll.ed will join on 4poil;tiii6t did from leave. It is stated to be the laeiition of her Majesty to honour Captain Egerton with a visit on board his noble ship at Spithead prior to her ,departure, on the embarkation of his Royal High nes4 Prince Alfred for the North America and West India station ! Ott Thursday hisarniat airheetrielit btclirida to the Mail train ieaVing LiierPol,at gve inithites past fonr. The train, teas running . at speed Vet;i4n Be.rliarkistead and Watford, When ihe 'tire Of 'One 0. itlge Wheeti of the eivine hr.:We. The WnrieS Web:confined to 'One gentle 'Man') Whnit leg was broken, and to several minor contu sions on the part Of other passengers. The line was blocked up terabont two hours . . Another meeting ha's ben held at Strodd for the OtAahling Mr. Itorattiati ti second time to addres'a his constituents. At the close of the right hon. gentleman's speech a resolution was proposed to the effect—" That this meeting, having heard Mr. Hors man's explanation of his votes and speeches in the late session of Parliament, are decidedly of opinion that his views and conduct are so much at variance with the Liberal constituents of Stroud that he ho longer repre sents tlitin hi Parlittaeitt.. 4 A Wariii dishilssinn then ankle& Tine majority for the ieiatitiOi.l ;vita Very •laige, bat Mr. iteilerniali reillseci td kesigh. The TinlA, in a leading article on gr. Horsman's position, remarks that the men of Stroud thoroughly appre ciate the distinction between a member who stands by his party at some expense of individual opinion, and one who exaggerates every d;ffereeee he eftn invent in order to make himself troublesome, and therefore, as he fondly hopes, indispensable. Sir Tohn PakingtOn Writes to the 2iAle4, that he thinks it due to the torch of the Admiralty to state, With refhrettee to the account in that journal of the launch 'of the Warrior ) that he performed the ceremony of namin g her in compliance with a courteous invitation from the board. TS MA*STEALIki 1 4 1tOTIICTED BY 13RITTSH, LAW YESTERDAY we noticed, very briefly that, the judges of the Queen's Bench ; at TaotitO; hdd given their eitrtiOrclifiary de6igioti id tile atritditidet Use 'of AiiiiErtso, the ffigitiVe slave: The issues itiVolVed in this case are of the most serious AntraCter; as inVolVing not merely the life of the prisoner; and the liberties of hundreds of freemen in our AinefibiLti t oltilly; but iiittsmtich as they directly imperil the high and hortotiiittle tiosition .which this country originally took up, at such emit-Mous Material sacrifices; and the maintenance Of *lnch lit i t ha § been; and we hope eiler will be, its proudest boast. if did detision no* appealed 'Against shall not be reversed, it seems imposSible to resist the conclusion that our Canadian laws have . beerfframed and are interpreted in consonance 'With the feelings and stipposed interests of but in Aired opi9ositltiti to the laws of the Dialler country, and in contempt of the•vieWs and sentiments of the general body of the people throUghout the whole British Empire. As the ease is likely eventually to come before the Privy Council of England, an opportunity will in the Meantime be afforded to the public to utter a loud and detertnined protest against a decision, the recognition of which were the into lerable humiliation of England before the whole world, while it would certainly strengthen the hands and encourage the hearts of the wicked and bloodthirsty slaveowners of the southern States. At this critical juncture of affairs in the progress of " the irrepressible conflict,?" any act which might be construed as lending English countenance to American slavery ought to be viewed in itself as an unmitigated calamity to the cause of the oppressed, and an indelible disgrace to the land which boasts itself the birthplace and home of Freedom. Poor ANDERSON, the fugitive slave, affected by this decision, was brought up to manhood by one MOSES BURTON. lie is said to be a stoutly built man, of middle height, and of a very deep yellow complexion, with a full development of forehead, and a countenance in which mildness and intelli gence are strongly marked. Look at him as closely as you will, says an eyewitness, you fail to find indications of the stern determination which would lead a man to turn upon his ruth less pursuer in the very moment of assault; one could not help thinking that if this man did such a thing, it was not from natural love of violence or blood, but because he was filled at the moment with the thirst for freedom which has in all ages inspired deeds of heroic courage. But we are anticipating the narrative. This mild and intelligent bondsman married a slave on a neighbouring property. One child was the fruit of this " marriage,"—if such an ephemeral and debasing union, can be so called. ANDERSON'S owner, for his own purposes, and with the nstial disregard of his class for the family relationship which had been formed, sold the husband and rather to a distant slaveowner: Can it be, d matter of surprise to any Englishman that ., this cruelly-treated slave sought to escape from bondage. He did effect his escape, and was, pursued and hunted like a wild beast. At last the bloodhounds were close upon the runaway'S heels A wretch of, the name of DIGGES, a hire ling who led on the inhuman pursuit, strained every nerve to reach the poor :fugitive, that he _ lIIGII WATER, THIS DAY, AT LIVERPOOL. Hour. Height. Moiticrtre sh. 14m. EvkwiScs sh. 3 4m1 13". 6" Ely pai4 ruitcs. SATURDAY, JANUARY, 5, 1861. NEWS OF THE DAY. According to the Patrie, private letters from St• Petersburg assert that the Czar has resolved on granting to the kingdom of Poland a constitution, intended to secure the autonomy of that portion of his dominions, which will thus be placed under a special regime, anala gous to that which Hungary occupies with respect to Austria. The letters in question positively state that there is no doubt whatever as to this reform being in tended. The principle of the change has been decided on, and it will be carried into execution without delay. There is now much talk of friendship between Paris and St. Petersburg. The riband of Grand Officer of the Legion of Honour, sent to General Ignatieff, will, it is said, be the signal for several Russian decorations for high French functionaries, and it is evea rumoured that, "if peace should continue, the Czar may come to Paris in May." The telegraphic statement as to Russia having con tracted a home loan of 100,000,000 roubles seems to be understood merely to mean a continuation of the mea sures for consolidating the existing floating obligations of that empire. The payments for the loan are, doubt less, to be made in the existing paper, which will thereby be funded. The Debats gives an analysis of a new ipro^ which has been circulated by thousands which proceeds from what is call action." It is of a very "ad same journal thinks Rot less strong ' o ramme ia Italy, and the "pojtY -•anced" tiopription. The' Loa the chances of peace are .„, clan those of war, and it is doubtful might again rivet upon a fellow-man the chains he had nobly succeeded in shaking off. The chase Was over the open fields, and when, in the long run ) there Was but a single fence between ANDER SON and nicicis, the hitter, stick in hand, leapt the fence and intercepted the flight. The desire to be free—that holy and irrepressible in stinct which heaven planted in man's breast, was dominant, and ANDERSON felt as every man ought to feel that, rather than return to bondage and stripes, it was his bounden and sacred ditty to vindicate his manly birthright, and secure his oWn eniancipation, if he could do so by any effort of strength, and by any means within lii`s reach: Aceohlitigl; it is said that he lifted upon biGUEs and killed him. This is said to have occurred in Howard County, in the State of Missouri, so long ago as the year 1853. By this and other desperate adventures, poor ANDERSON ultimately succeeded in achieving his liberty. He and his wife, having once set foot dri anadibi soil; Chid lOok back uPon baffled pursuers with a calm and satisfied smile. And now, after husband and wife have enjoyed the sweets of a free home for seven years, he has been seized and found liable, by British judges, to be sent back to certain slavery, if not equally certain death. The poor captive looked anxiously around upon the court as if he would have appealed to the hearts of British freemen to help him out of the meshes of an unjust, if not an unjustly inter . preted, but apparently convinced that their sympathy; hoWever warm, could not avail him, we are told that he turned his gaie upon the judges, and listened attentively and intelligently; a deep sigh oillY no* arid again hedifin6 iiP His broad and Manly chest. 'these sighs were not heaved in vain. They were heard in heaven— they are re-echoed on earth and a deep response from every English heart loudly demands that this British freeman cannot, dare not, shall not ; iio restored to a statd of hdrrid liondage tinder the iirelefided sanction of _itny flritish laW adthinis tered bY British jUdgcs: Ire:Cannot recognise as British 1,4 enaetnierity li . c4eVer Worded at sanctioned, which might be employed to convert into goods and chattels millions of human beings. We have no inclination, and it seems to us as little to the purpose, to enter into a legal argu ment as to the construction and effect that might be given to the wording of treaties and statutes supposed to bear Upon and regulate the question of 6.-.triclition of h'eeniati front Canadian *ho, in defence of his liberty, slew his fiendish pursuer. Whutercr such an [la inay be called - in the United States whether manslaughter, murder, or aught else—British law can only recognise it as a perfcetly justifiable act, and not such tht ebb as ought to plate its author in the CategorY Oferithinctls_*honi e Linde to eto slur- render to the piper foreign authorities. In our eyes ANDERSON has committed no offence. Why, then, should he be treated as if he had ? If, according to the strict letter of any existing treaty or statute, such treatment appears to be permissable, we can only say of it that, being contrary to the fUndathental principles and spirit Of ail laty and ekin4 as itdmitiistered by Britain; such z; treaty Or itiltiltb l ile`Cesiiiili; mill mitt f•i mitt d 6 ma°. As we have said, however, the matter must, in all likelihood, come before the Privy Council. Let the people of England who have tasted of, and daily enjoy, the blesings of freedorri; see to it; without delay, thdt tlleie arise tin thistalce in this Matters Let petitions to the Privy Council be got up everywhere, and let everybody sign one on behalf of poor ANDERSON and the hundreds of fugitives in Canada, whose liberties are equally at stake with his. Let no effort be spared until the decision of the queen's Bedell at Toronto has been reversal; aiid until theie fen-laid fidt the barest shadow of a dour, as to the impossibility of any British law lending countenance, encou ragement, or protection to the accursed system of American Slavery. Let us thus again emphatically declare to the United States, and to the world, that Wel - 111,64.773 Mid ttio pdr9tiit of firinitrieSs are tlit heaven-born arid inalienable rights of eierY honeit Mari; *hritetet may be the Colour or coriF; piejcion of his sitih; tirltj thdt 1d treaty or statute shall any subject of the British C L 'ro , ,+ti ever be placed helplessly at the mercy of the polluted man-stealer of the Southern States of the American Republic. iVHAT''g IN A IAMt? PoixricAL honesty is at a discoUrifiespecialry with pseiido-Libetal constitnencie - S. This psuinful truth Must hate become vitidly perceptible to all who hate read impartially the reception recently given to Mr. A.isAt Ntr q at Edinburgh, and that still more recently awarded to Mr. HORSMAN, M.P., at Stroud. Mr. BLACK and Mr,l.lorts*AN are both men of mark and expe rience both were eleeted by the votes of so-called Ifiberals and yet both gentlemen proved trouble some opportaltq to , Lord PILMERSTON. Each of those members has addrodl his constituents in justification of his votes in Parliament, and each hat! Keen met with the most disgracefully uproarious, at,d egttrtilously personal, abuse. The plainest arguments w vie 2,,,L noises, and the most candid and satisfying explanations were received with thoughtless jeering and idle laughter. Truly the unintelli gent arid unmannerly conduct of those electors who thus rofessed to show that they were offended at their representatives for hating declined to support the late paltry Reform Bill, affords a significant comment upon the clamour of such people for au extension of the franchise. They delight to declaim against the political dishonesty of the present system of electing the people's representatives; and yet they invariably visit the most markedly honest members of the House with condign displeasure, if perchance they have not always blindly followed the narrowest party tactics. The only man for the people would seem to be the man most highly gifted with the power of persuading the masses that they, as a class,—they, and they only,—are the repositories of far-sighted wisdom and prac tical sagacity, and that all public men who do not bow the knee to the democractic BA_ L are worthy only of being ostracised as traitors to the Commonwealth. It is clear that the probable effects of such popular demonstrations of undis criminating party zeal as have recently been wit nessed at Edinburgh and Stroud must be to strengthen the doubts of all thinking and intelli gent people as to the propriety or safety of lowering the franchise, which already reaches and embraces a vast multitude of ignorant and unreasoning people. Ought we not rather to seek to elevate the' people, so that they may enjoy, and, enjoying . , Appreciate and exercise judiciously, the franchise upon its existing terms. Until then, political disho,nestYy, it would seem, must be at a premium. If Mr. HORSM itled to a candidAN was not en:. and patient hearing, who shah' dare to be straightforward and honest ? The hon. mem ber for Stroud knows the heads of 1, is party as thoroughly as any man—having I,'imself been in the Cabinet and having wrought in harness with the present Prime Minister. IC has shown himself conversant with every impor tant legislative topic; and is admittedly a man of great ability and decision of character. It is not denied that he has unceasingly attended to the local interests of Stroud. Why, then, should he not have been listened to when he came amongst his people to tell them how he had differed from them on certain points, and to assign his reasons for so doing. Did he not state a well-known and indisputable, however unpalatable, truth, when ho asserted that the present Ministry was formed and came into office solely on the understanding that they were to frame a measure of reform which would meet the fancied wishes of the people ? Was his word not entitled to perfect credence when he informed the electors of Stroud that the members of the Coalition Cabinet were, from first to last, so much at variance with each other—first, as to the necessity of any reform at all, and second, as to the nature of what reforms ought to be attempted —that, in the end, a bill was got up and intro duced, which was really never intended to become law ? The shocking character of such a truth ought not to prevent its being made known: If • the people who are chiefly affected by such Miserable Whig treacheries cannot appreciate the disinterestedness of the Matt Who has courage to proclaim them to the world, there is an end to all hope of reasonable progress in honest legislation. Must it not be whispered in the ears of " liberal " electors that the French commercial treaty, be it good, bad, or indifferent, was a W 01; .71,Tererogation, and one which in fienouneed principle had frequently by the heads of all parties. It is lamentably discouraging to, those who labour for the best interests of the people to observe the striking inconsistency of those benighted partisans among the people, who doggedly, and despite every de monstrable fact, seek to vindicate the propriety of that uncalled for and disastrous measure. Such partisans; When fairly- fixed into a corner, and unable to deny that the Treaty has been one 'sided, annoying, injurious, and humiliating, turn round as a last resource, and argue that, notwith standing all that; it Was Or duty to open our trade to PrariCe; fig td ail the Atorld; whether We met with a corresponding retiprobitY iidt; and whatever might be the immediate inconvenience to our traders and manufacturing population. If so, then, why the Treaty ? Why did we not simply carry out these fiscal reforms, and leave France to please herself? In truth, it was hoped to secure a positive measure of reciprocity, with olit the ,. prospect of Which, such a sweeping alteration, and sacrifice of resources, would never have been thought of or attempted. Now that the measure has proved a failure, it is all very well to turn round and say that in mak ing these concessions, of which France knows how to avail herself ) We only did our duty, and tarried out the principle of free trade l but it to iiir~es Very little Utittnen to discover that the plea is an after-thought etYitiet' hollow sham—a mockery. a delusion, and a snare, In any of the other points of Mr. HORSMAN'S speech, did he commit any graver fault than to remind his hearers of similarly undeniable but equally painful troths The mime of "Liheiml" is; tlierefdre; not to hot assumed by any candidate who, like Mr. HORS MAN, is prepared to think and act independently. The reality of so-called " Liberaliste is the des potism of the mob. A thoroughly Liberal mem ber of Parliament must be no patriot, he must not act independently, or sit below the gangway, Apurti party or official connection he must liaVe rio riotioda Of high polidy or unrelaxing of a Measure must tie as iidthiNg hect itt hied competition With the caprices of his constituents. ti is a Break aggravation to his independence if he is a man of tried integrity and rarely excelled eloquence. It is as nothing to be able to vindicate a principle of action; if Priietieally that Sheitla itifiolVe d ence of opinion With the illitstriods eleetors o some obscure borough. A shreWd like that of Stroud is not easily to be cheated aid of a pledge given, merely for the sake of a princi ple that ought never to be violated. Clap -trap told art easy tonscience are the 01117 essential iiiialiiicatiofis to the great and Uninterrupted posz session of a seat in Parliament for d Liberal Borough. Let Mr. HORSMAN renmitiet) his name, and be no longer "Liberal." His honesty, consistency, straightforwardness, and patriotism at once pronounce him a thoroughly Liberal Conservative. The .change .were 'July in 'lame; and; as SIIAKSEE:ARk says, "By any other name the rose would smell as sweet" POLICY OF FREDERICK WILLIAM V'. In ackndli - luierig an address from the Municipality of Berlin, on his accession id the Prussian Throne; Fre.: derick 'William V., the new Soverelgri; lil al'niled him= self of the opportunity not only to speak in iiffeetioiratii and becoming terms of the attainments and patriotisni of his deceased Brother, but to assure his subjects that he adopts, and will always endeavour to give effect to, the late King's opinions. His Majesty enunciates no nevi line of policy, but contents himself with the declaration that he will continue to adhere to, and to act upon, those principles of government which he professed on his assumption of the Regency. "The time may come," adds the King, "when I shall remind you of those expressions, for I reckon on the fidelity of my citizens, as the loyalty or my' people has extricated us in situations of difficulty. Many changes have taken place in the course of the past year, and all that has been done has not always been done right." This is not going very far in the way of openness and candour as to what is passing in the Royal mind with reepeet to the progont condition of Continental affairs ; but it must be recollected that an absence of frank ness, as well as of vigour, has been the chief charac teristic vr "'raglan policy for a considerable time past. The Prussian Montle., after a panegyric on the late King, adds, " The governmi,.., of his Majesty King "William, whom God has appointee cessor of the deceased king, inspires the country with hope and confidence. It is not ,for that sove reign an unknown future. At a difficult and grave epoch our august monarch carried on the regency in the name of the sovereign whom Ged has called to himself. The country knows that its lot is placed in a strong and just hand; and the confidence which all parts of the monarchy have shown in the equity, sincerity, and wisdom of the Regent, will equally attach to the throne of his Majesty King William. God bless the King !" A prize baron of beef was roasted and served at Mr. Anderson's Merchants Dining-rooms, Castle-street, yes terday at one o'clock, and was certainly one of the finest pieces of meat ever placed upon a table. This is the sixth baron that has been served in these rooms this season, and does much credit to Mr. Anderson, and shows his desire to please his numerous customers and friends, who, by their increased attendance manifest their attentions. We need not say the baron, large as it was, soon aisappearea unaer tho knives of two able chefs de cuisine. ACCIDENT ON THE LONDON AND NORTH-WESTERN RAILWAY.—On Thursday morning an accident occurred to the mail train leaving Liverpool at 4.5 in the morn ing, which occasioned a delay of some hours in the delivery of the mails, and led to the circulation of an alarming rumour in the City that there had been " a smash" on the line, accompanied with loss of life. We are happy, however, to learn upon inquiry that the injury occasioned by the accident was con fined to one gentleman, whose leg was broken, and to several minor contusions upon the part of other pas sengers. It appears that the train was running at full speed between Berkhamstead and Watford, when the tire of one of the wheels of the engine broke, and the train was suddenly brought to a stand-still. The suddenness of the stoppage occasioned considerable alarm, many of the passengers being much shaken. One gentleman was thrown forward, and his head came in contact with the woodwork, inflicting a cut upon his forehead, but, fortunately, the wound was not a serious one, and he was able to proceed home on the arrival of the train. Immediately after the accident occurred the guard visited each carriage in order to ascertain whether any of the passengers were seriously hurt, when one gentleman, whose name did not transpire, was found with his leg broken, th se verale carriage seere and sent contusions. in li a ewawas l a t n d once sufferingremoved from from r In convey ance to Watford , a nd a late re p ort to t he officials at ns t o n-square on Thursday night states th at h e i s pro gressing favourably. Naturally, a good d ea l o f a l arm 'wrca sex cited by the shaking and jolting of the carriages, but no complaint has been made of personal injury to 1 yof the officers of the company. As soon a s intelli a• cc of the stoppage of the line reached Watford, the gen. •v authorities there proceeded to the spot, and in -vo hours succeeded in clearing the line, when r a a b i o l w ut t ry traffic was resumed, no inju r y h av i ng b een the ordina.. done to the • a A cTicE.—The Isle of Wi g ht mail packet between Ryde a n d Cowes, recently, bile GDNNERY r hile proceeding '•e stern by a s h ot f rom the shore, w was struck near to • ce was going on. The captain, fearing where io4s some s his boats to gunnPrY practL cr was _ b e as dune, prepared to lower eT • Ima sayo lat.. „ Passengers. The steersman had jnst altered his dowse, or the shot would have raked the stern and probab'y have killed some of the passengers. —Daily News. JEWELLERY, PLATE, &c. W. H. 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