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The Express.
London, England, 1853-01-01

TURKEY.

The Porte has not yet decided on renewing the
charter of the Bank of Constantinople, which expires
the 13th of March; consequently, the directors have
publicly announced that henceforward they Minot
give bills on London or Paris. The pound sterling,
which was regulated at 110, has risen to 118, and
would go ultimately higher were it not kept down
by the large quantities of bills in the market on
account of the shipments of grain and produce to
Europe. The government has communicated to the
commercial body, however, that the exchange will be
regulated by a new system. What this is to be is
not yet public. It is stated positively that the
wealthy banker, T. Baltazzi, has made proposals to
furnish bills nt 110 piastres per pound for the year
1843, on condition of receiving an indemnity of
60,0004 By the bank operations the government
lost three times this amount.

A letter from Constantinople states that the Sultan
has had a suitable house purchased for Abd-el-Kader
at Broussa.

me court.

WINDSOR, Du.. 31.

The following had the honour of dining with her
Majesty yesterday : the Prince of Leinirgen, and the Right
Hoe. Henry and Lady Mery Labouebere.
Tke band of the 2nd Life Guards attended in the Castle,
and played during dinner the following gawk:
Overture (Op. 60)
Quadrille, •• Bachelor"
*lonian, .. Lucia di Lammermoor" Doniaitti.
Copts Air murk (Stabat Mater)
Welts, .. Le Rondo Matin"
Polka _ _ [Ursula

C al save the Queen.
Her Majesty's private band afterward. attended, and
performed the following
overture, .• La Viriine"
Fonts 13, Violin, M. Santos
neleinion, Belle!, Ountuee"
Prince Albert, accompanied by the Prince of Leiniagen,
went out shouting this morning, attended by Cul. the Hun.
C. B. Phipps and Colonel Bouverie.
The Duehess of Orleans, with the Comte de Paris and the
Due de Chartres, visited her Majesty to-day.
The Earl of Aberdeen lett town yesterday afternoon for
Windsor Castle.

Mr. John Wood, Chairman of the Board of Inland Re-
venue, and Mr. Pressly had an interview with the Chan-
cellor of the Exchequer yesterday, at his official residence
in D mning-street. Sir Thomas Fremantle Ckairmsn of
the Customs, had also an interview with thei right hon.
gentleman.
The Duke of Newcastle lift town yesterday for Clamber,
Netts.

Le Chewslier S. de Macedo, Brazilian Minister, attended
Lord John Russell's diplomatic levee on Thursday.
The following were present. at Lord and Lady .1 ohn Rus-
sell's dinner party on Thursday :—The Duke of Argyll, the
Duke of N, wcustle, the Earl of Aberdeen, EArl Granville,
Viscount and Viscountess Palmerston, the Right Hun. W.
E. Gladstone, Mr. Cavendish, and Mr. Arthur Russell.
Despatches were sent yeste,rlay from the Colonial-office
t) the Guvernor•Genersl of Canada.

• (FROM LAST NIGHT'S OAZITTZ
WINDSOR, 11Ec. 28.—Her Majesty in Council was
this day pleased to appoint the Right lion. Edward Card-
smell President of the Cominit'ee of Council appointed fur
the consideration of all matters relating to Trade and
London, England, 1853-10-27

VOt court.

wixoson, OCT. 26.
The royal dinner party yesterday included the King
of the Be!roans,the Duchess "f Brabant. the Duchess of Kent,
the Duke of Brabant, the Count of Flanders, the Lady in
Waiting to the Duchess of Brabant, the Lady in Waiting
to the Duchies of Kent, the Baroness de Speth, the Beleian
Minister, the Austrian Alinister and Countess Conoreile„
the Earl and Countess of Clarendon, the Bight Ilan. W.
E. Gladstone, the Count Gustave de Lat.noy, Cclonel do
Maerkerke, Baron Prisse, and Monsieur Ricken.
The Band 'of the Scots Fusilier Guards attended in the
Castle and played during dinner.
Her Msjesty's private band was in attendance afterwards
and performed the following selection :
Overture, "Marco Spola" Aulrer.
Yontasea, Flute—Mr. Itich.2rdsen lttchordenn.
Selection, " Le Prophete " lehrticer.
Airs Ade Pellet, " Geave "
The Queen and the Duchess of Brabant drove out this
morning in a pony phaeton; Colonel Hon. elferles Grey
' attended on horseback.

Prince Albert, with the Sing of the Belgians, the Duke
of Brabant, and the Count of Flanders, went out khooticg,
attended by Lord (umoye, Colonel Wylde, Count do Lannuy,
and Colonel de Moerkerke.

The Prince of Wales and Prioco Alfred went out en
horseback, attended by Mr. Gibbs.
The Princess Royal, Princess Alice, and Princes.: Char-
lotte of Belgium, took a drive yesterday afternoon in au
open carriage.
The Belgian Princes and the Duchess of Brabant returnee!
from London at seven o'clock last evening.
The Countess of Desert has succeeded Viscountess Can-
ning u lady in weitirx to her Majesty.
Lord Camoys and Lieut.-General Sir F. Stavin have re-
lieved Lord de Tablet' and Lieut.. Colonel Hon. It. Boyle
as lord and groom in waiting.
The Duke of Cambridge and Prince William of Hesse
Philipsthal ar2 expected to-day on a visit to the Queen.'
The Hight Hon. W. E. Gladstone left the Castle this
forenoon for London.

Sir Charles liotham had au interview with the Earl of
Aberdeen yesterday, at his official residence in Downing-
strect.—Captain Elliot had also an interview with the
Noble Earl.

The Chancellor of the Exchequer returned to town yes-
terday morning from Windsor Castle.
Sir NVin. and Lady Molesworth arrived last evening at
their residence in Eaton-place from Deelmin.
Despatches were received at the Colonial-office yesterday
from the Governors of the Cape of Good Hope, the Mauri-
tius, and St. Helena. _

Despatches were sent yesterday to the Goreraor of
Gibraltar.
London, England, 1853-10-27

THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocx.

The gold mining shares market exhibits little
change to-day. Colonial Gold and Nouveau Monde
shares arc quoted! to prem.; Agua Fria, 9-16 to
11-16 prem.; and Great Nugget, par to ; prem.
Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 34 to
35; Peel River, dis to par; Scottish Australian
Investment, 14 to 11 prem.; and Nortk British Aus-
tralasian, 1-16 dis. to 1-16 pm. Cobre shares have
been dealt in 41.
London, England, 1853-10-27

TURKEY AND GREECE.

BRUSSELS, WEDNE;DAT EVENING.
The following telegraphic despatch has just reached
this city :
"TRIESTE, Watixasnay.
"The Co=startinople post of the 1 ith has just
arrived. The reply of Prince Gortschakoff to the
summons of Omer Focht', to evacuate the Principali-
ties, has just reached the I'orte. It is asserted that
General Prin has accepted a command in the
Turkish army.
" A decree prohibiting the exportation of corn has
been published in Constantinople.
"The intelligence hom Smyrna is to the 19th.
It announces the arrest of the (heck, Janni Kalergi.
The motive is not indicated. Costa bad been em-
barked for Boston, United States. The news from
Athens of the 21st, announces the resignation of the
Ministers of War and Finance. The free imports-
' tion of corn had been decreed. The Greek govern-
ment propose to conclude a loan of five millions of
drachms.

I. A skirmish has already taken place between
Omer Pacha's troops and the Russians."
You will observe that the above despatch makes
no mention of the presence, in the port of Constanti-
nople, of the combined fleet.
The Turkish Minister of Finance had resigned
and been replaced by Moussa-Safetti Pacha, a maa
of great influence.
London, England, 1853-10-27

THIS DAY.—Two O'CLOCK.

The English stock market opened at a reduction,
but a rally has since taken place, and prices are now
about the same as they closed yesterday. Console
opened 92: to and are cow quoted 921 to both
for money and account. The Three per Cents. Reduced
have been dealt in at 91: to ; the Three-and-a-
Quarter per Cents., 93: to ; India Stock, 250;
South Sea Old Anne., 99; Exchequer Bills, par to
38. prem.; India Bonds, per to Ss. prem.
The foreign stock market exhibits no change of
importance beyond a slight improvement in Sardi-
nian. Mexican bonds are quoted 21: to I, and
Spanish Deferred are very quiet at 211 to 22.
Portuguese Four per Cents. have been dealt iu at 40
to I; Sardinian Five per Cents., 911 to 92! ; Spanish
Old Three per Cents., 41: ; Dutch Two-and-a Half
per Cents., 62%; ditto Four per Cents., 93; Gra-
nada Deterred, ; Buenos Ayrean, 57; Ch-I#lian Six
per Cents., 101.

NINES.

-41. -

WEDNESDAY EYENINI.

The market for English mining shares maintains
the increased activity lately reported by us, and
generally shows firmness of tone, but prices are not
materially changed.
The gold mining share market was generally
firmer, and prices were well supported. At 4 o'clock
Colonial Gold were quoted'- to a prem.; Great Nagget,
par to 3 prom. ; l'ort Phillip, 7-16 to 5-16 die.;
British Australian. 3 to 3 die.: Agua Fria, 3 to
prem. ; Nouveau Monde, 4to prem.
lioited Mexican shares were firmer. West Indian
descriptions were also a trifle better. Nletcalfo
Copper were last quoted 1: to 13 prem. The Rhymney
Iron Company's shares have been dealt in at 26 to
27 ; and those of the Grand Duchy of Baden at 3 die.
The nomival closing prices of new undertakings are
as follows :—Mizen Head, 3 to 3 dis.; Lewis Hill
Range, 3, to 3 die. ; Cologne Lead, 3 to dia.;
Clarendon (of Jamaica), 3 to 3 prem.; Britannia
Gold, .2 to per sh. ; New South Wales Coal, to a
L die.; 'Aigle d'Or, 3 to 3 dis.; London and
Virginia Gold and Copper, 3 die. to a prem. ;
Mount Carbon Coal, 3 to 3 die. ; Kenmare,
1 dia. to par; Lake Superior Copper, die. to
par ' • Connemara, a die. to par; Glenaulin, 4 to
3 dirs. • Australian Mutual, to 4 ; Chartered
Australian Land and Mininri, ; to 3 dis.; Golden
Mountain, 3to 3 dis. ; Poltimore, ; to prem. ; Great
Crinnis, par to a pm.; Garnett and Moseley, 3 to
13 prem. ' • Suo Ricer (of Jamaica), par to a pm. ; Met-
calfe (of Jamaica), 1 to 1: prem.; Dhurode Copper,
k die. to a pm.; Carberry West, 4 to 3 die. ; Adelaide
Land and Gold, 13 to 03 die. ; Australasian Coal, a to
die.; Liguanea (of Jamaica), to 3 die. ; Port Royal
of,Tamaica), to 3 prem.; British and Colonial Smelt-
ing and Redaction, to s dis. ; Australian Console, 3
to 4 die. ; Albion Gold, „ to 3 dis. ; Great Cam-
brian Mining and Quarrying, par to 3 prem. ; Penin-
sular Mining, = to 4 prem.; Lackamor Copper, 3 to
3 dis.; Gladbach Zinc, par to 1 prem.
London, England, 1853-10-27

BELGIUM.

THE CASE OF THE IRISH GIRLS NEAR
LOUVAIN.
BRUSSELS, TUESDAY.
Lord Howard de Walden, the British ambassador
at the Belgian Court, having ascertained that fifteen
Irish girls were still employed in the flax spinning.
mill at Florival, the property of the Hanoverian
consul in this city, and having read in the report of
a recent public meeting at Belfast that those girls
were desirous of returning home, on the ground of
ill treatment and broach of contract, sent down yes-
terday to the mill a Belgian barrister, M. de Liege,
in order to ascertain the truth of those assertions and
charges. On examination those fifteen girls declared
unanimously that the charges brought against their
employer and his agent, Mr. Steele, were totally un-
founded ; that they had no complaint whatever to
make ; that they were perfectly satisfied and happy,
and that they wore not desirous of returning to their

native country. Towards the end of this week an
official investigation will be instituted by the Belgian
government. The charges against M. Oldenhove,
the owner of the mill, and his afent, were first made
in a letter of the British consul at Antwerp to Lord
Clarendon.

SPAIN.

-• • -

The Spanish naval division at Cadiz,consisting of tl.e
steam-frigate Francisco de Assis, of 501) horse-power
and mouuuting 16 guns; the corvettes Villa de Bil-
boa, of 30 guns; Fermlana, of 30 ; and Colon, of 16 ;
the brig Velador, of 12 ; and the transport Muriga-
'ante. is to procted to Carthagena, s% here Brigadier
Rubalcava, its commander, is to receive his last in-
structions. • It is believed that it will be ordered
to the East, but nothing very definite has transpired
respecting its destination.

ITALY.

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Advices from Turin state that the Neapolitan go-
vernment will lose no time in repairing the serious
error it committed in rekcting the civilities of the
Duke do Lespano and forbidding him to laud at
Naples. It is stated that the French Minister at the
court of the Two tiieilies, to whom instructions have
been sent to demand his passports unless full apology
be made, will in all probability receive such apolo-
getic explanations and excuses ss will tatisfy the
wounded dignity of tilt:. French government.
London, England, 1853-10-27

GERMANY.

It is stated that arrangements have been made for
the reception of Prince Napoleon, son of Jerome, at
the court of his uncle, the King of Wurtemberg,
with the honours due to his rank.
A letter from Vienna says : The increase in the
price of provisions has awakened the solicitude of
' the government, and it is about to diminish tho cost
of the conveyance of corn. It will begin by lower-
ing the tariff on the state railways. The bakers of
Vienna are so much embarrassed by the want of
money, that they wish to borrow 400,000 florins
from the municipal council.
London, England, 1853-10-27

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY.

Si:GAIL—The market remains very dull, and scarcely
ay business doing. 2,400 bags of Penang were offered in
Ladle sale, and bought in. from 275. to Ms. The refined
Larkst is bw inactive. Prices are unaltered.
CorrEz.—There has not been a public sale, neither has
acre been any transaction by private contract.
Rica remains dull of sale.

Tzl.—The demand is again very active. The trade
are buying freely of medium congou, and speculators
have paid le. for common congou ; prices are in favour
of the sellers, and the market bas an upward tendency. The
mail may be exported to-morrow afternoon or Saturday
morning.
Corron.-600 bales sold.

-- - - - Ia other articles no material alteration, but markets gene-
rally continue very dull.

SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY.
Dir. E. J. Davis reports the supply large and trade rather
heavy :—Prime meadow hay, 955. to 116 s. ; inferior, ditto,
60i. to 80s.; rowen, 465. to 00s. clover, 965. to 130 e. ;
second cut, 70s. to 1305.; straw, 38s. to 425.

TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY.

- -
The market is quiet, withjvery little doing on specula-
tion. Town tallow is quoted Ws. nett cash; Petersburg
Y.C. oa the spot, 580. to 671. 6d. ; Oet. to Dec., Rs.;
Jan. to Illareh,;6Bl.
London, England, 1853-12-15

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.

OLD COURT.—YESTERDAT.
111011 WI. 'URNS OLONSWILL AND NIL RAM= SILL
AIMS Homy Cox, 21, and Bury !Amos, 48, were
charged with stealing a quantity of property belonging to
George Fowler, the muter of Cos, and Jaw Sosith, 20,
aid Martha Jelmson. 27, were charged with !Floating the
property knowing it to have been stolen.
The presenter was • famishing ironmonger in Barbican,
end the prisoner Co. was is his service. It appeared that
a suspicion wee entertained that plunder to a °considerable
content was being carried is. and Inspector Brennan, a very
useful and intelligent siker belonging to the Metropolitan
Polls was employed to investigate the matter, and he sac
needed in apprehending Co. with a maiden :hie quantity
of stolen property is his peasessies, and through his subse-
quent exertions a great deal more wee discovered, which
had been penned or otherwise armed of by the ether pri•
$06511. _ _ _

The jury convicted Co: of stealing, sad Johnson of re-
ceiving, and erguirted the two women.
Co. was sentesord to sin years penal servitude, and Jobs-
sow te be iinprisonod end kept to hard labour for eighties
swathe.

NEW COURT.-Y&STEIDAY.

Edia46.l4 Hari, 29, spinster, was indicted for stealing a
cloth, 100 pima of bread, some spice, end a piece of seat,
the property of Edward Legit, her muter, and Merino
miUo►, sod Angelissa Hort, km sister, two respectable
looking women, who had bees oat on bail, wore indicted
with ►er, for receiving the same, knowing it to have beat

The preeenetor is a gentleman living upon his property,
at Lewisham, sad the proomr, Slimbeth, was his cook.
Upon the 9th of this width he was watching outside of
ide pesmisse. whoa he saw the two other prisoners mum up.
KAI, threw a stone at the kitchen window' upon which
his cask sane and let them in. They remained about half an
hour, and when they came out the prosecutor sad • police-
man& stopped these, and found they bad two small wino
bottles Med with milk sad • quantity of small serape of
broken bread tied up in an old and sot very than cloth.
They said their skier, the cook, had given them to them.
They were Ass given in custody, and their respective
ha tlases
art the wok's boxes searched, but nothing found
ee the prosecutor.
The eurrohorated this evidence, and produced
the , whisk consisted of a quantity of
broken part In very snail pleas ; the
boa. of maim etrorlth a small tisaatity of neat at-
London, England, 1853-12-15

SINGULAR CASE Of SIOANY.

Edward Drama Hawkll, 32, was charged with bigamy_
The cirenmstaness of this sueswere of a peculiar
ter. The prisoner la a oesch-builder, well educated, and a
good looking men. At the early part of last year he was
working with hie father at Ipswieb, and a yeses woman,
Named Ellen Colley, belonging to Manchester, being on a
visit to the former place, the prisoner became acquainted
with her, and eventually they agreed to be married.
Shortly fter Miss Cufl returned to Manchester, the
prissiest followed her, and the marri•ge was solemnised at
the cathedral, on the 6th of Jane, in last year. The prisoner
lived with his wife fee some time, sad at the early pert of
this year he obtained work at Hull as • comb-builder. In
March last he addressed a letter to a Mks Omahas, who
was a pious person, and possessed of semis gregerty. In
this oommuaieataa he declared his Abodes kr Miss
Crackles, sissies that besides herself he bed raver ems a
yams woman whom he amid fancy for a wife. As it had
bees salaamed by Ged that man should make the first
advisee he hoped Miss Crackles would pardon him for
addressing her, sad trusted that she would great him an
interview, adding that he belonged to the same re-
ligious denomination as herself. He should, however, leave
the matter in the hands of the Lord. Miss Crackles declined
to see the prisoner, when he addressed a second letter to
her, and eventually she consented to accept his snit. In
this same week that he was writing these letters to Miss
Crackles, the prisoner wrote to his wife who was thee at
I wish, informing her, that being unable to obtain tea-
t in was about to sail for America, where
giteT. no doubt of getting a good living. He advised his
wire to remain at Ipswich, and concluded his epistle in
terms of the warmest affection for her. The prisoner mar-
ried Min Crackles at Scolooates Church on the 3rd of
Jane last. His marriage was discovered, and he was ap-
prehended on the charge of bigamy and lodged in Hull
gaol. Whilst in prison he wrote two letters, one to his
wife and the other to Miss Crackles, and prevailed on a
person who was working in the gaol to take charge of
these communications. In the letter to his wife he asked
her to get some piano to write to him stating that she was
deed, and to date the letter previous to the mooed marriage.
If any inquiry were subsequently made about it, she could
state that the individual who wrote the letter had gone to
Australia. He begged his wife to do this, as it woald save
him from transportation. In the letter to Min Crackles
he stated that he had every hope of being acquitted of the
hsgainst him, and that they could the& live happily
ry found him Galley, expressing their opinion that
the oases was aggravated by being committed under the
garb of re4We.
Sentenced to Eve years' penal servitude.
London, England, 1853-12-15

MINES.

WFD6IIIIIDAT EVENINO.
This has been a quiet day in the home mining
market. There have been some inquiries for East
Margaret, Mill Pool, and Wheal Lemon shares.
South Devon Consols shares have rallied to to
prem. The sales reported are :—Levatt,
at 95 ; West Providence, 35 ; Wheal Tremayne,
93; Mill Pool, 6,3; West Darlington, 5 t,, 6; Ewa
Margaret, Ile, 12; South Garras, 51, 4; West Trea-
Bury, 4, I ; Cwm Darren, 15c ; Quintrell Downs,
The gold mining share market presented no fea-
ture, business being quiet, and prices unmarked by
any change of importance. At 4 o'clock Colonial
Gold were quoted 3 to 3 prem.; Great Nugget,
3 to 1 prem.; British Australian, 9-16 to 7-16
dis.; Agna Fria, 3to prem.; Nouveau Monde, 3:
to a prem.
The shares of the South Australian Company were
in demand, at an improvement. The Peninsular
mining shares closed 13 to 1$ prem. West Indian
descriptions were generally steady, but Port Royal
were less buoyant.
The nominal closing prices of new undertakings are
as follows ;—Dhurode Copper, 4 die. to k pm. ; Lewis
Hill Range, 3 to 3 dia.; Clarendon (of Jamaica). 3 to
pm.; Britannia Gold, 3to per share ; Mount Carbon
Coal, 3 to 3 dia.; Kenmare, par to 1 prem.; Conne-
mara, adjs. to par ; Glenanlin, 3to 4 dia. Australian
Mutual, to die.; Poltimore, Ito 1 prem.;
Great Crinnis, k to 1 pm.; Garnett and Moseley, 4to
1 prem.; Sue River (of Jamaica), par to k prem. ;
Metcalfe (ot Jamaica), yto 1 prem.; Adelaide Land
and Gold, 1 to 03 die. ; Australasian Coal, 1 to 3-,
dis.; Lignanea (of Jamaica), 3 to 3 die. ; Port Royal
(of Jamaica), 13 to 13 prem.; British and Colonial
Smelting and Redaction, die. to par ; Australian
Consols, to die.; Fortuna, ato prem.; Lackamor
Copper, ato dis.; Oberohof, k to 1 pm.; Glad-
bach Zinc, par to I prem.; San Fernando Silver
Lead, par to 1 prem. ; London and Virginia Gold, par
to k prem. ; Peninsular Mining, 13 to 11 pm.; Great
Hewes United Tin, I dis.to prem.; Cologne Lead,
to die.; Monarch Gold, 3to 4 die. ; Jamaica Copper,
a to 1 prem.; New South Wales Gold, a to 4 din.;
New Linares, din. to 4 pm. ; South Devon Console,
to a prem.; Melbourne Gold, 4to I die. ; Knocka-
txcilane Copper, to a din.; New South Wales Coal,
to 1 die. ; Chancellorsville Freehold, par to 1 prem.
London, England, 1853-12-15

THE .STORY OF AN IRISH EMIGRANT SHIP.

The ship Marathon left Liverpool on the 22ad of
Se...temher, with 62/ pameapre, mostly Irish. She arrived
at New York, after a voyage of 60 days, in which she lest
61 persons of shalom The dl••••• broke out on the 10th
of October. The New York Tribune states that the Mara-
thon arrived is port almost • wreck ; for • number of
weeks uses had to be kept at the pumps both night sod
day to prevent the loss of the ship. The ataintopgallaat
masts were broken off, and the ennuis reports having last
several suits of When be arrived in port he had
Deuce • stitch of easy.a to spread. The ship was heavily,
laden with iron, and roiled eery meets cawing great leak-
age. The possessors we.. in • state of the most wretched
poverty and filth. They were lodged on two decks, one
above the other, and the atmosphere way festerously rot-
ten, sod alumni hot morph to r Me • blister. The desks
were covered with reeking filth, to the depth of inches.
" They hadn't time to slick up before the health alter
cane on board." Tee passengers' provisions were ex-
hausted three weeks before the ship came into port, and the
wretched Wises were redneml to the greatest want. Had
the ship been •elayed for a few days longer the people
must have starred. When mustered before the health
°noir they promoted • fearfully emaciated appearance.
The foul ear and wretched food had almost completed that
which the cholera bad spree!. They appeared to be (s-
-leighing, and were 'Min half-baked oaten cake and sea-
biscuit- with ravenous avidity. The hospitals for the sick
were situated at the bows of the ship, one upon each deck.
Altogether they were capable of accommodating only eight
peroac. We have been upon many emigrant ships, bat
recollect seeing any in so wretched a state as this be-
fore. But we ere credibly informed that this vessel was'
tweet compared with some which bring cargoev of immi-
grants to this port. The wonder is that disease sad want
bare left so many to tell the tale of their wretchedness.
London, England, 1853-12-15

THIS DAY.—Two o'CLoor.

The gold mining shares are quite neglected, and
quotations are stationary. Agna Fria shares are
quoted Ito prem ; Nouveau Monde, 5-16 to
7-16 prem.; Colonial Gold, ; to 1. prem. ; and Great
Nugget, ; to 4 prem.
Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 46 to
47; Peel River 1 to ; prem.; North ttritish Austra-
lasian Ito prem; and Scottish Australian Inveg-
ment, 1 9-16 to 1 11-16 prem. Santiago de Cuba
shares are lower, with sales at 6,i and 6U
Mexican and South American Company's shares
have been sold at 71. being also a reduction.
London, England, 1853-12-15

BELGIUM.

BRUSSELS, TrESnAY.
The "'dependance Beige of this evening publi,hes
the following remarkable article at the head of its
"leader :"

" Much astonishment is justly expressed at the
species of affectation of certain organs of the forniga
press—particularly the English—in representing
the so-called " Fusion" to have been accomplished
under, in some Port, the auspices of an august per-
sonage whose wisdom, prudence, and absolute de-
votedness to the interests of the country he rules
over are—race d Dieu—known to all. We who
know that there is no truth in such statements un-
hesitatingly and confidently declare that in the event
in question, one which we need not discuss here, the
influence or co-operation of that personage was not in
any way concerned. We are at a loss to understand
what interests are to be served, particularly in Eog-
land, by the endeavour to accredit so unjustifiable a
repot, bite contrary io a i iuui is 'known of the cha-
racter of the personage whose name has been so gee.
tuitously introduced into the affair."
In all such 'delicate matters much prudence and
reserve are, of course, strictly necessary. The
" interests " of England are that no step be taken of
a nature to compromise or weaken the honourable
alliance uow happily existing between that country
and France; and its " interests " also are—such at
least is the popular opinion—that no influence be
employed—say at Vienna —to jeopardise that
alliance, or to render less friendly or efficacious the
intervention of the maritime Powers in favour of
Turkey. The present territorial division of the con-
tinent may be maintained without leaving the Purte
" in the lurch."

The Belgian government has informed the
Antwerp committee of Spanish bondholders that it
will use every effort to induce the Spanish cabinet to
accede to their just demands.

GERMANY.

-..

Panslavism is again causing some uneasiness at
Vienna, and the agents of the government in the
southern parts of the Austrian monarchy are called
to exercise redoubled vigilance. At Agmm, in
Croatia, Louis Gaj, editor of a paper, has been ar-
rested and brought to Vienna. Servia, it is feared,
may make use of her position and appeal to pansla-
vistic sympathies.
Letters from Baden show that the conflict between
the ecclesiastics and the civil power is carried on with
undiminished spirit on both sides. A letter from
Constance, in the Breisgau, states that the parish of
St. Augustin is in a manner under interdict. The
church is closed, and so kind of worship is celebrated.
The keys of the edifice have been taken to the Dean
of St. Stephens, and the Archbishop has left the
parish without religious instruction. The dean
has buried one body upon his own responsibility, but
he has refused to marry two couples who presented
themselves. The numerous sick persons in the hos-
pital and elsewhere have been left without the con-
solations of religion.
London, England, 1853-12-15

UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL.

OXFORD, Dsc. 14.—The Rev. Dr. Harington, je-
the Principal of Bressuese, died at eight o'clock yesterday is
morniag. He had base is his usual health and spirits till
within a shirt dais Were his death, his physician having, 1%
it fact, buss NSA is only on the previous day. Dr. 2
Ms university as a commoner of Christ
Aar , and mgmainel admit college till he was cleated a gt.
Pillow of Brassesse. Mara 16, 1821. He took the degree of to
B.A on December, 4,1831, having obtained a first-elms in the M
Michaelmas tens of that cure year, sad the degree of M.A., 11,1.
Jame 9, 1824. He was for ten years a tutor of Braessom, ';
alter which be retired to the rectory of Holds, Northant
tesehire, from which he was re-called to Oaford, as prism- se
pal of 8.N.C., in the year 1842, when he also took the de- hi
gree of D.D. Dr. Haringten was a member of the cons.
mitt.e appointed by the hebdomadal board to consider the
report of her Majesty's easemissiosers to inquire into the st.
state, Ike., of the university. His last public act, therefore, at,
was the issuing that committee's report. *
ti

SHARE LISTS. to
iks
WZDEMIDAX ETININO. to
The railway market to-day was chiefly governed
by the arrangements for the settling, the progress of 2)
which is detailed in another column. The market oi
opened flatly, but, stock proving scarcer as the day
advanced, a rally took place, and at the close prices s
were generally rather better than the final rates of "
yesterday. it;

THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocfl.
The railway market showed flatness this morning, av
and though a tendency towards recovery has since Is
become observable, prices are still, in several in- s
stances, slightly below the closing rates of yesterday,
including Great Northern., Lancashire and York• is
shires, Midlands, &c. London and North-Western
stock is at present quoted 1031 to 104 ; Great is
Western, 831 to 84 ; Lancashire and YorkshfreL67;
to 681; Midland, 63/ to 641; Dovera, 191 to 1 ;
Caledonians, 281 to 1; and Great Northerns, 211 tot. so
French shares are again weaker. Northern. are so
quoted 35 to 1; Strasbourgs, 331 to 1 ; and Paris Is
and Lyons, 161 to 1. Luxembourg* are also flatter, "
on recitations. stn

We. t 047 I ,
to 2 p.n. _
London, England, 1853-12-15

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY.

SCOAR.—The public sales are progressing steadily at
yesterday's prices. The refined market firs, with but a
limited quantity ready for delivery; brown lumps,
43e. 6d. ; grocery, 445. to 48s
Comm.—This article hu an improved tendency ; 1,250
bags Native Ceylon sold freely in public sale, 475. 6d. to
48s. ; superior, 48s. to 48s. 6d
TEA.—The market is inactive ; the aon-arrival of the
mail will partly account for it. Common Congo's, Is. 20.
Ric..-1,000 bags of Bengal sold freely in public sale at
fell prices, 13s. to 15e.
rimiurro.-1,000 bags were brought forward, and chiefly
sold at 60. to 61d., which scarcely supported previous
rates.
Reis.—There has been a pond demand for this article,
and full prices paid. Leeward proof, 2s. 6d.
Conn:4.-150 bales sold yesterday on 'Change.
In other articles no material alteration.
London, England, 1853-12-15

THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocw.

A geaeral feeling of depression still prevails in the
Stock Exchange, and the tendency of prices con-
tinues drooping. The funds have shown heaviness,
and are rather lower than they closed yesterday,
though better than they opened. Console have ruled
during the greater part of the day at 941 to : ex. div.
for the opening, but are now quoted 941, to The
Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 94:
to Z ; the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., at 964
to ; Exchequer Bills, at 43. to 9s. prem.; and India
Bonds, 3e. prem.
In the foreign stock market scarcely half a dozen
transactions are recorded. Sales are reported of
Spanish Deferred at 22 ; Sardinian at 903, ex. div.;
Dutch Two•and-a-lia'f per Cents., at 641; and Dutch
Four per Cent. Certificates, at 96. Spanish Deferred
lie at present quoted 22 to and Mexican is flatter,
at 24Z to Z.
London, England, 1853-01-08

SPAIN.

We have received the Madrid journals of the let
The Madrid Gazette publishes a royal decree sus-
rending the adjudication of the railroad from Madrid
to Miranda del Ebro, by Valladolid and Burgos. The
decree states that the government requires time to
prepare the conditions of the contract, and that when
the period for the adjudication shall have been fixed,
there will be a delay of at least four months allowed,
and the (*editions will be published in foreign coun-
tries in order that persons abroad who may wish to
tender may have full time to examine the conditions
and form their estimate of the probable results.
London, England, 1853-01-08

Jan. 6, 1851

The above return, when compared with that for
the week preceding, exhibits the following results:
Circulation issue
Circulation active 23,053,510 Increase 828,005
Public deposits 9,266,342 Decrease 31,384
Other deposits
Government securities in

banking department 13,961,691 Decrease 997
Other securities in ►asking
department
Coin and bullion in both

departments
Seven day and ether bills 1,384,381 Decrease 38,906
The Rest
.29,955

The Reserve

This return presents some changes of considerable
importance. The increase in the " other," or private
securities, is extraordinarily large, and it is doubtless
in consideration of the unusual demand thus made

upon them, concurrently with other circumstances,
that the directors thought themselves justified in
adopting their late measure, the object being to check
the speculative movement in several branches of
business. The decrease in the reserve is upwards of
a million, and the increase in the circulation
828,0051., a very large sum. The receipts on govern-
ment account during the week embraced must have
been heavy, as this item still shows a slight increase
over last week's return, notwithstanding the large
disbursements ►hat must have been made in connec-
tion with the close of the financial quarter.

THIS DAY.—Two O'CLOCK.

The stock markets to-day are generally a shad•
firmer, although there is in every department a sus-
pension of active operations. Consols were for a moment
offered at the opening of business at 1001 fur cash,
butthe prevalent quotation has been 1001 to ex div.
for money and the 18th, and 1001 to 4 for delivery
in February. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark
101 to 1011; the Three and-a-Quarter per Cents.,
1041 to 1041; Bank Stock, 223 ; Exchequer Bills,
87s. to 70s. prem.; India Bonds, 82s. prem.
Foreign stocks are stationary in price with very
limited transactions. The Spanish Committee's Cer-
tificates has improved to 41 per cent. Granada De-
ferred bonds mark 121; Spanish Old Threes, 49 ex
div.; ditto Deferred, 231 to ex div.; Turkish
Scrip, 1 prem. ; Dutch Fours, 981; Portuguese Con-
verted Fives, 431.
London, England, 1853-01-08

DAILY WEATHER TABLE.

SATTIRDAT. iAlll7Allr 8, 1853.
Tim state of the Weather at each of the following place
at Nine o'clock yesterday morning. The stations are
arranged in order of latitude.
HASTIXOS—S. ; Hard Wind ; Rain.
Suuvuaurrow.—S.W. ; Strong Breelt•; Rain.
FOLILIVITONE-8.W.• Heavy Gale ; Rain.
; Strengtßreeze ; Overcast.
Onsarrwrca—S.E. ; Yard Wind ; Rain.
&moon—S.W. ; Heavy Gale ; Heavy Rain.
Cartamoon—S. ; Strong Breeze ; Cloudy.
YARMOUTH—S.W. ; Hard Wind; Rain.
The return. from the following places did not reach this
Aloe in time for publication yesterday; they therefore
indicate the state of the weather on Thursday morning at
nine o'clock.
Ltrinarch—N.W. ; Storm ; Partially Cloudy.
Dlaturroan—S.W. Hard Wind ; Partially Cloudy.
LBIOMTON—S.W.; Strong Breeze; Overcast.
Hot:titian-B.W. • Strong Breeze,- Heavy Rain.
Lawcarran—S. ; Strong Breeze • Scud—Rain.
WRITBI—S.; Illentle Breese ; Partially Cloudy.
DASLIINGTON—S. by E.; StriuslOSSll; Overcast.
Brur —B. ; Strong Breen

THIS DAY, Nowt.
Owen et WM. omega et Mirk aseie et the Westin.
S. Ovule lbws. ItaA
London, England, 1853-01-08

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

WEEKLY SUMMARY OF THE PRODUCE

MARKETS.

MINCING-LANE, SATURDAY MORNING.

Since the close of the market on the 22nd ult. there has
been a steady demand for Sugar, principally tor the refi-
ning qualities, which have advanced about Is. per cwt. For
the grocery descriptions, of which rather large quantities
have been brought forward, full rates, to an advance of
6d. per cwt., have been obtained. There has also been
some enquiry for Coffee, several parcels of plantation Ceylon
changed hands at full prices to an advance of about Is. per
cwt., while the native descriptions, which have been freely
dealt in, have advanced to 48s. per cwt., but a transaction
has been yesterday evening reported at 475. per cwt. Salt-
petre has been in fair demand, at former rates. The Tea
market continues firm, particularly for all qualities in cur-
' rent consumption. Black leaf Congous go off readily at
full prices, bat only occasional sales arc made of the com-
mon kind.

SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.-THIS DAY.
Mr. E. J. Davis reports s short supply, at the
following quotations :—Prime meadow Hay, 80y. to 851. ;
inferior, 655. to 755.; Rowen, 555. to 655.; Clover, 85s.
to 100 s.; second cut, 65.. to 878.65. ; straw, is. to 30s.

TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY.

The market is steady, but not active. Prices are quoted
is follows : Town Tallow, 455. 9d. nett cash ; Petersburg
Y.C. on the spot, 465. 9d. ; January to March, 46r. 6d.;
October to December, (new(, 465.
MARKET Avnasoas.—Town 'Tallow, 475. 9d. • Fat by
ditto, 2s. 7d.; Yellow Russian, 48s. Gd. ; melted Stuff,
355. 6d. • rough ditto, 235. ; Tallow Grearcs, 14$. ; good
Dregs, 6a
London, England, 1853-01-08

ITALY.

The Venice Gazette of the 3lst ult. publishes
mayoral sentences pronounced by court martial for
opposition to the military authorities, and the illicit
detention of arms. For the former offence one man
has been condemned to forty strokes of the bastinado,
and another to three months' arrest in irons with
bread and water twice a week ; for the latter, two
men, who had been found in possession of weapons,
stated in the sentence to be unfit for use, have been
condemned to two months' arrest in irons.
A correspondent of the Debate states that Francisco
and Rosa Madiai are in daily exetation of their
pardon. The Grand Duke has ordered them to be
kindly treated in their prison until their liberation,
for which they will be indebted to the active inter-
ference of the King of Prussia.
It would have been more satisfactory to have
learned that the unfortunate pair had good grounds
for their expectation. The grand-dueal promise is
coming to be worth very little indeed.
London, England, 1853-01-08

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.

BIRTHS.

ENNETL—Jan. 6, at Ely ,Ice, Holborn, the wife of Mr. C. B.
Sennett, of • daughter.
ROWN.—Jan. 5, at Perry-kW, Sydenham, Kent, the wife of
Brown, Hot, of • daughter.
()La—Jan. 6, at Woolstoo.lawn, near Southampton, the wife of
R. Coles, Fog., of • eon.
ICIUBBAY.—Jan. 3, at Greenwich Hospital, the wife of G. IL
Moubray, Foq., of • eon.
FILLIAMS.—Jan. 4, at Dunmer House, Hampshire, the wife of the
Bev. J. A. Williams, of • eon.
London, England, 1853-01-08

CASUALTIES.

Adeline, Ipland, froniianicurg;;Central America, put
into this port, Nov. 10, very leaky. Valpuaiao,

Nov. 15. . . -
Brazilian, front Buenos Ayres, ran on East Hoyle lut
night, but came off this morning and anchored in the
Rock Channel, with five feet water in her hold.—Liver-
pool, Jan. 6.
Cernline.—The vusel reported as being wrecked off South-
port, on Dec. 25, as the St. Catherina, from Havannah,
should have been the Caroline, from Havannah.—Liver-
pool, Jan. 7.
Elizabeth, for Savannah, which was ashore in Bootle Bay,
was got off this morning, with the assistance of steam-
tugs.—Liverpool, Jan. 7.
London, England, 1853-01-08

SWITZERLAND.

The local newspapers of the Cantons teem with
paragraphs illustrating the earnestness with which
the Swiss have entered into the business of providing
their country with railroads. The meeting of depu-
ties of St. Gall and the Orisons passed a resolution
declaring the line from Rorschach, through the
valley of the Rhine to Char, and from Sargans to
Rapperswyl, as well as the branch line to Glarus,
worthy of the support of the State, and that the con-
''traction of the railroad should be began simul-
taneously from Rorschach and RapperawyL The
town of Solute has taken 100 shares in the central
railway. The citizens of Glarus have been convoked
in the Volkamote to consider the granting of a con-
cession in that canton. A line is projected along the
left bank of the lake of Zurich. An English com-
pany has brought out n line from Wyl by Wangi,
and Frauenfeld to Schaffhausen, for which the sauc-
tion of the government of Thurgau has been ob-
tained. A citizen of Menden, in Freiburg has
discovered a new coal field at Emibiene.
The Nouvelliate Vaudois says that the federal coun-
cil has approved of a provisional treaty with France
relating to the telegraphic lines.
London, England, 1853-01-08

THE CONVICT KIRWAN.

(ay ELicruce TELEGRAM)
DUBLIN, FRIDAY Evssimo.
Informations were sworn this day at the Head
Police Office against Kirwan, for the murder of a
man named Boyer some years since.
Kirwan is to be transferred to Spike Island to-
morrow.
A land-steward was murdered on Wednesday in
Tipperary.
London, England, 1853-01-08

TURKEY.

By telegraph from Trieste we have intelligr ace
from Constantinople to the 25th ult. The D
had rejected M. Baltazzi's propositions for regul stio,
the affairs of the bank. The Turkish governs at haa
redressed the wrongs of the British Bulger
,to who
were ill-used in the affair of the ViotiFy aV amer by
a payment of 190,000 piastres. A Braish consulate
has been established at Diarbekir.

TITHE COMMUTATIC N.
TO THZ TUMOR OT TUZ DAS LT XIWS.

sir,—Aa your agricultural, e ;Ire; clerical,
readers may feel anxious to km ,w the result of the
corn averages for the seven &et rs to Christmas last,
published m the London Jute* of this evening,
vas..

a. d.
Wheat a 6 0 per imperial bushel.
Barley 3 9 ditto.
Oats . 2 6 ditto.
I beg to state for thei r information that etch 1001.
of tithe rent-charge 14' ill for the year 1853 amount to
911. 13s. 50., wiliel', is a reduction of more than 2
per cent. from last "%year's value.
The following !o.atement from my "Annual Tithe
Commutation TiV.iles " will show the worth of 1001.
of tithe rent-ctizrge for each year since the passing
of the Tithe G.lmmutation Act, viz :
For the year 1837 £9B 13 9f
it 1838 97 7 11
~ 1839.... 95 7 9
0 1840 9B 15 9
II 1841 lO2 12 6
/. 1842 lO6 8 2
~ 1843 lO5 12 2
/I 1844 lO4 3 5
.. 1845 lO3 17 11
~ 1848 lO2 17 8
II 1847 99 18 10
1848 lO2 1 0
„ 1849 lOO 3 7f
„ 1850 OB 16 10
„ 1861 96 11 41
1852 93 16 11
„ 1853 9l 13 6

17) E 1.611 19 41
General average for 17 years .... £99 17 7*
I am, sir, your nio‘t obedient servant,
CHARLES H. WILLICII.
25, Suffolk-street, Pall-mall Hut, Jan. 7.

Jrßons' REPORTS.—It is announced in the " Jour-
nal Gt the Society of Arts," that her Majesty's Commie.
sioners for the Great Exhibition of 1851 have liberally
granted to that society 250 copies of the jurors' reports, for
distribution among the institutions in union with it.
London, England, 1853-01-08

GERMANY.

VIENNA, Tlitrasawr.
Baron Prokeech Osten is appointed minister pleni-
potentiary and president of the Germanic confede-
ration.

DENMARK.

The Augsburg Gazette states that the Duke d'Ati-
gustenburg has concluded a treaty with the Danish
government for the sale of his estates in the Duchy
of Schleswick to the crown of Denmark. lie will
receive 350,000 thalers in cash, and 3,000,000 thalers
in bonds.
London, England, 1853-01-08

RAILWAY COLLISIONS.

TO TEI IDITOI 01 THI lIPIIIIII.

Sta,— It is to be hoped that the proceedings with
Monne, to the recent slaughter near Oxford wilt not be
Cored to terminate without full inquiry into a very im-
part of the ere. The working both ways on a
sinß le line of rails wee beyond all gestation the primary
ague of the mischief, and it should be unattained whether
that was unavoidable. It must become a question whether,
when the chief acuity against a similar catastrophe is
that no driver shall ever after nightfall mistake a " Wiest
engine" for a " coed train," the working a single line on
each a railway can be under any circumnances allowed.
One good mast result from even the present tragedy:
the legitletare cannot sanction any project for the working
a mai, with large traffic upon a single am, rec.,
bat:W.-square, Jan. 7. A. Z.

TRAVELLING IN LOMBARDL—The Opinion of
Tuna states that the Milan diligence was attacked on the
sued to Mantua, on the 20th nit., near Baulk), by eight
armed men. One of the passengers was robbed of 2,000 fr.
is sold ; bat the money entrusted to the diligence for con-
veyance escaped, the robbers being unable, after repeated
"'septa, to break open the chest in which it was contained.
tswn hearing a none at a distance the robbers took to
tight, and left the diligence to contilliie its way.
IRE UNITED STATEn MAIL PACKET MEHMANN,
which left Southampton on Wednesday with the American
awl, returned to that port yesterday, on account of tome
dlilloage her deck received off Portland by a heavy sea. It is
kneeler that the United States mall packet W.ohington,
which left Southampton a month ago, was obliged to re-
turn on uremia of meeting with a similar disaster off Port-

Among the passengers for Lisbon on board the
Oriental company's steamer Tagus, which hilt Southamp-
I" Yesterday with the Peniusir mail, was the Duke of
Terceira, his lankily, and suite

SPORTING.

BETTING AT MANCHESTER.—Faro,►:.
The betting doom oat last has been limited, mad the only
bones that hare been hacked with anything like spirit, are
Redmond Dilution for the Metropolitan and West Austra-
lian for the Derby.

LIVERPOOL GRAND STEEPLE CHASE.
15 to 1 apt Miss Mowbray (taken)
100 to 6 Sir Peter Luria (taken)
20 to 1 Knight of Gwynn, (taken)
METROPOLITAN HANDICAP.
18 to I agat Richmond (t)
20 to 1 Galvanism (t)
25 to 1 Hirsute (t)
23 to 1 Hatchet (I)
2.5 to 1 Redmond O'Hanlon (t freely)
30 to 1 Grapeshot (t)
33 to 1 Lampedo (t)
CHESTER CCI'.
60 to 1 .get Scarecrow (t)
60 to 1 Merry Biro (t)
1000 to 15 Bardolph (t)
DERBY.
14 to 1 agst West Australian (t freely)
16 to 1 einea4
16 to 1 Umbriel (I)
20 to 1 Sittingbourne (t)
25 to 1 Hurworth (t)
TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS.
4 to 1 agst West Australian (t to 600

Cdarrrea Cl/P.—The addition of War Hawk, omitted in
the printed lime, inereues the entry to 217.
London, England, 1853-01-08

MARRIAGES.

FORT—BMITIL—Jan. 4, at Christ Church, Virginia Water, by the
Rev. B. W. King, Rector of Sailisgharn, IL Fort, Esq., of grad
Hall, Laneashire, to Margaret Ellen, sicced daughter of the late
Major-General I. N. Smith, H.E.LC.S., and widow of Capt. M.
Smith, H.E.LC.S.
MAILSACE—LARD.—Jan. 4, at Handeworth Church, by the Rev. C.
W. Murray, M.A., Racier, B. Marwick, Fin,., of Little Brickbat.
Ilnets,.thlrd son of G. H. Mama, EN., of darnstaple, Devon, to
Mary Alston, elder daughter of the late Bev. C. Lord, Vicar of
Ufington, Barka.
PINCKNEY.

-.......arnLL.--Jll.n. 4, at St. Mary's, Hilaton, Wilts, by
tbilieW. R. Webb, M.A., Rector, J. Pinckney, Esq., eeeoed son Of
R. Pinckney, Esq of Amesbury, to Itar.hael Martha, only child of
the late Rey. P. P."Reniall, M.A.
ATHBONR—STZWAID.—Jaa. 6, at Trinity Church, Paddington,
by the Rev. R. Antis, P. H. Hathbene, Esq.. offvl, to Jane
Stringer Semmgd. issetiter of J. Stewart, Esq., of Southampton.

DEATHS.
ANDREWS. —Jam 5, at Ethan, Kent, J. Andrews, Eeq., aged 66.
BANKS.—Jan. 6, at Stamford, Lincolnshire, Mr. Thomas Backs,
after dm years' auffsring from paralytia, aged se.
CIIILTON.—Jan. 4, at Dalaton, Elizabeth, wife of J. Chilton, Ergs
aged 57.
COOK Es.—Jan. 4, at Cheltenham, the Rev. C. B. Cooker, youngest
son of the late Rev. T. Cooke*, of Barbouriat and Norgrove, R or.
oestershire.

11, at him father's residence, Charles Frederick'
only surviving son of /dr. T. Sandal, of Oiford.strect, aged 25.
1101380N.—Jan.5, at Bath, F. B. liohooD. *OD of Ms. Hobson, Nor
Bath,aged 24.
HIINOATE.--Jan. 5, Henry Naval in, third son of the late Lieut. Sir
W. A. Howie, Bart, ft. N.. sired 26.
18BORN.—Jan. 5, at Southampton, Grim Pareon eldest daughter
of the late U. Osborn, Esq., of the Island of th. Christopher'.
—vvvl.—Jan. 5, at Flak Ltangefal, Anglesey, North Wiles, B.
Ifigh Sheriff of the county, aged 75.
London, England, 1853-03-05

SPAIN.

The Nation Clamor Publico, Esperanto, and
Diario Espanol, were again seized on the 25th nit.
On the same day a cabinet council was held, at
which the Queen presided, when it was definitively
decided on that her Majesty would not open the
Cortes in person. Securities of every kind have risen
at the Bourse. The Three per Cents, were 43i.