The Express.
London, England, 1865-12-15 00:00:00

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ice Dember, 49e. to 495. 3d. ; January, 40,‘ RA— [TWOPENCE
501. 6rL to 50a. 93.; October to DemZ: STAMPED, Id. ADDITIONAL.]
to 51e.
—Livffnroor.., Dec. 14,—There hes hem,
at an advance of O._ in American, and id.
sass today, 25,009 bales, ioeluding 10,000
• export. 4,800 American 18d. to
ice, 21d. to 2201.; 300 ham. ~,,
and Belie 2Aid. to 21441. • 1,060 %..,•.`"L' wed S.M.'s Ode-
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gneessland Trees,
XD WORSTED.—Bnenronn, Dee. 14.—Tbem `est Mips in me!
• 'very in the wool market, and also a tittlei
so nTs
data. (I'
. When it became known that the Barak ors, end It
• separated without making an advance in um
the improvement was more =raked, apnea for
wed. especially withers, are ROM* and is
Inferior wools are neglected. Stardom ate
• t a slight improvement in the export dereemd
p prices, and coesequently hod back. The
are not numerous. The inquiry for worsted
general, but operations are very limited.
fair business doing in lustre yarns, sad Ile
• price is upward. Two-fokhi are in good m•
dearer than they were sat week. Some some.
have also been placed in added yen; mid
and the prices of the latter though rather ini.
till coruparstively low. Spinners are trying to
•ce on most sorts, but do not sensed. Idea.
.y who will accept list week's pricy to
ere In pieces no increased demand can be
• • if mod manufactures" had not still hep
process of execution the trade would be ex.
at. There is, however, full employment for aU
the trade, though the new business doing is ex.
led. Manufacturers do not press Wes. in
• lull to be ascribed more to um
manufacturer to deliver than any indisposieica
•to to order. A good many foreign buyen have
. markets, but their purchases are not large.
ble weather will no doubt, improve the home
There is more inquiry for Chum and Japan.
..• or are not in the market, es the present is
GOD the 110AROTS." Prices are very firm
BIRMINGHAM, Dgc. 14.—At this day's market
more wheat offering the& for some time, aid to.
low,butno reduction submitted tore any deserip.
and barley 6d. per qr. dearer. Beans end peso
• but en in lited Ou&DkikiA'f-
Gtc. 14. —At our mast to-day there was a
• ply of English wheat, foe which last week's
e gewerali7 realised, but the demand WU by no
Foreign quiet, bet the sales araetaid Weis
values of this day sensight. Malting barley dull,
eat prise. Grinding fairly inquired for, and a
• . Beans Wading upwards. Peso dull. lodise
as dear, with a moderate trade dote'. Ststrosly
• Bering, and values were agate the tarn higher.
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AMERICA.

THE COLDSTREAM GUARDS WALTZ, for
solo and duet, 4e. each ; limited Barrios
Qmadrit,airl..to ; United Sen4e Quadrille, furs Quadrille band,
free for 22 derelm. United Service Galen. plea°, solo and dad, le.
each ; United Service Waltz, plane, solo and dust, M. doh. All
dowsed by Yaw. OODIMIT, and may be had d halt price, with
an czars damp to each for postage.
Isyndost : lobed Cocks and Co., New ouroostoo.stroot.

States are entitled to representation in either house,
with leave to report at any time by bill or other-
wise. Ne members from such States to be ad-
mitted into either house until the report is made
and finally acted upon by Congress. All papers
relating to the representatives of said States to be
referred to a committee without debate. The house
refused, by a large majority to postpone or
table this resolution. It bad previously bssn
unanimously adopted at a republican caucus of 124
members of Congress held at Washington on Sa-
turday, when the radical republicans took the lead
and carried their points.
The Alabama Legislature have adopted the con-
stitutional amendment by an overwhelming vote.
The Louisiana Legislature have declared slavery
to be for ever abolished.
The North Carolina Legislature has elected W.
Graham, an unpardoned rebel. as senator for the
long term.
General Chant visited both houses of the North
IlCarolina Legislature, when the Speaker welcomed
him is a congratulatory address.
The Virginia Legislature has assembled at Rich-
mond, and the Governor has announced the state
debt to be 41,000,000 dole. against 21,000,C40
dole. of assets. He suggested taxation and the
sale of the public railways to meet the deficiency
The City of New York and the Lafayette lave
arrived out.
REPORT OF TT SIDCRETARY OF THY
TRZASURY.
NEW YORE, Dec. 6, Mommut
The report of the Secretary of the Treasury
favours the repeal of the Legal Tender Act at the
earliest practicable moment, but does not urge it
as an immediate measure. The paper currency
afloat in the United States, including 700 million
dollars, is likely to be increased. The report
favours adecided movement towards the contraction
of the currency in order to SST, the country from
wide-spread disaster. It recommends Congress to
declare that compound interest on notes shall cease
to be a legal tender after maturity, and sake
authority to issue six per cent, bonds at discre-
tion, for the purpose of withdrawing the compound
interest on United States notes. It also recom-
,mends legislation for the reduction of the debt by
funding obligations at maturity and providing for
raising the revenues necessary to pay the interest,
and a certain definite amount annually for the
reduction of the principal.
The expenditure for the year, ending next June,
will exceed the receipts by 112 million dollars,
which is to be provided for by loans. The esti-
mated revenue for the year ending June, 1867, will
give a surplus of 11 millions.
The Secretary of the Treasury is averse to a
further issue of certificates of indebtedness for tem-
porary loans, yet for a short period be may be
obliged to resort to them to meet current expenses.
He urges Congress to declare that the principal and
interest of 5-20 Bonds for sixty-two and sixty-four
be paid in can, and opposes the renewal of the
Canadian reciprocity treaty.
NEW TORS, D.O.S. Emma.
Yesterday and to-day being thanksgiving days
business has been suspended.
In the Senate the resolution adopted by the
house for the appointment of a committee to report
upon the admission of the Southern representa-
tives has been presented and laid over. The cre-
dentials of the Miseissippi senators have also been
presented and laid over. The house has adopted a
resolution discountenancing all suggestions to re-
pudiate the national debt. A resolution has been
introduced asking the President for iuformation
concerning Maximilian's decree establishing the
slavery ..f the peonage in Mexico.
The Georgia legislature have passed the consti-
tutional amendment, and will legislate to protect
the freedmen's person and property, and to allow
them to testify in the courts.
Mn Hoffman, a democrat, has been elected
Mayor of New York.
The Fenian Senate is in session at New York,
reviewing the conduct of the Fenian executive and
officers.
In consequence of the Fenian president being
about to issue bonds bearing the signature of the
agent of the Irish republic, whose appointment the
Senate had not confirmed but repudiated, the
Senate has jailed a manifesto declaring such bonds
to be invalid and illegal. The Senate has called
upon the President to send in the name of the agent
of the Irish republic for confirmation. The Presi-
dent has not complied.
It is reported that the Governor of New Bruns-
wick has received information of au intended
Fenian raid upon that province.
The Hibernian and the Bremen have arrived out.

FONSLAND. BLACK BALL PAS- QTODA R E. 2fillth REPRESENTATION. • IUI U DIE'S SELECT LIBBA.B.Y.
9 SAM LINE-New arrar= with JIM:, Coto. Ila THEATRE of MYSTERY, Igyptiert.hell.-MARVELS bet In.
&Terme*: Reduction of Rare to AM Lad MAGIC and VENTILIWQ, ISM, as pinfonasd by sonnnsing , ALL"the JRWIL1S11"11 CI:LURCH.
-ea AM to errlasses. before her Majesty the Queen and the Rosa Family at Windsor wyANygirs RigTonta
-itylNo CLO, for BRISBANE, Menke Bay, attract, packet i Castle, Tuesday Evening, Nov et, lyns. Oreat nsation created ' , „ran...flan.", i, par,
-ea Decem. TOL renowned, clipper ship, built by Donald by the mysterious Muslim of the SPHINX. Melt:nth of Flower 7, ' ------ - —ITION to the ffeMliffal.
11.„... od earchmed specialty tor the Black Ball Queensland Trees, sad iodate** celebrated Indian Basket Yost, emir I NiI:MUM of the Rev. F. W. ROBERTSON.
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go r LORD BURY'S ISOM:3 of the WESTERN NATIONS.
01111,1060.1,C. THE OXFORD,—THE MARKET GI......n_RLS
LIFE and TIKES of SIR JOSHUA REYNOLDS.
JR. an Operetta, by J. Offenb.ch, la which Miss
Ur. A. PA. AWL and the whole talent of the establishes's-m.IW
111LOGRIN.B °°CILLLICTBy WT. A.W°TItoIUCLWPR.
ofeHorjeauaias. Tim LargNi!______lth ontiliwatel bend and choral oonductcd by MEI. EDWARDiutinAIOSTOWLr WILL
y laRV,
IKILLLIUTORNN'ADTMLBOyII"AoIt.n9 STRICKLAND
THE OXFORD.—THE HUNGARIAN
BROTH'S& and SISTER., &MALEY, In their new Enter-•
Herr
Pre, Hews. Intriah and Davies, II Power, the Mutant. PEKING and the PIMINGSSIL By Dr. REmUS.
Herr Preston, the Basilan gymnaat, and ether available taint HOILSITH MAD. !tethered of MART.
THIS LENSING.
ETONI ANA, ANCIENT and MODERN.
7 A SUMMER ID SKYE By autumns. fawn.
Y RECENT BRITISH PHILOSOPHY. By DAVID MAMBOS.
PALGRAVES TRAVELS to CRITTRAL ARABIA.
HUNTS ROMANCES of OLD CORNWALL
=nuts from WEPT. By lAdy DOVE GORDON.
OUR BU maize In the HARZ MOUNTAINS.
FAITH UNWIN'iI ORDSAL By G. lECRAIL.
• TRIP to BARBARY. By G. A. SALA.
ECCE HOMO. a survey of the Lfe of CM*,
OTIS TIM PYRILICRIM Into SPAIN. By HART 121 L
BASIL'S'S LIVRII of BOULTON and WATT.
CHINOS MISC24LMIAI. Ity SD JOIN DAVIS.
THI HONEST el the SRA. BY 7. SkiI:MAIL
MOYERS; JACQUZUHL By Ethan MUM
DRAFTS ea MY MEMORY. By Lad W. Lismot.
WALKS In the SOUTH et FRANCK. By MARY ins.
MY DIARY In AMERICA. By G.A. BALL.
LAST WILT= In ROME ET C. IL wino.
DONALDSON'S HRY of CHRISTIAN LITERATURE
Lips with the JELIQUIMAUX.ISTO By Ceptein C. F. HALL.
HISTORICAL MAIM By NASSAU W. Una`
MISS RUSSELL'S HOBBY.
RUNNING the GAUNTLET. By EDIMIND YAM.
THE SPANISH MATCH. Ey W. H. AntswotTs.
THE LAKE COUNTRY. By Sun LYNN Lnemit.
LAZARUS, and other POEMS. By R. IL runeram
SIR JASPER'S TENANT. . .
THE LOST MANUSCRIPT. By GURTAY Fames.
FRANCE on the EVE of the GREAT REVOLUTION.
, KENNEDY'S ACCOUNT o:the BATTLE el WATERLOO.
JSRUSALEAL AIAS ITII By Amon Hamm. • • •
SHADOWS of OLD DOOKS6LLERS. By CURL= KNIORT.
PLUMPTRES TRANSLATIONS from sOrMOCLIM.
MAXWELL DERV ITT.
TRANSYLV ANIL. By CRAG= BORRE
UNDER the WAVMS. By AIM E 111DIAT.
PAST CIL/BRIMS. By CYRUS RIDDING.
SIMMONS. By Be' JOHN ROIMITION.
THE ROOKS GARDEN. By Mann? BIDE
HAREM LIES In EGYPT. By Wane lon.
TIM PRINCE and the PAGE By Mks TOMB.
BURRITTS WALK from LONDON to LAND'S END.
BIOGRAPHIES of GOOD WOMEN. Beyond fimiee. . •
THE BROTHERS. By ANNA H. MGM.
CAN YOU FORGIVR LER
WORSLEY'S CHRISTIAN DRIFT of camaaim2lllPME.
MAURICICS CONFLICT of UMW and EVIL
SZYNOLDS'S NOTES on the CHRISTIAN LIP'S
SIX MONTHS AMONG the CILUUTIES of =ROPE
OUR II UTUAL FRIEND.
BENNSTI3 WINTER in the SOUTH of EUROPE.
LLBC FORBES of 808 GUM.
Dr. POSEY'S REPLY to Dr. MANNING.
OuNTRIBUTIONSIo NATURAL HISTORY. By • "D.D.•
MONTGOMERY'S LIFE of Sir
llir RICHARD
Lum STULLmox.
PREHISTORIC TIMM By
WAYS on WOMAN'S HOER. By Mies Pukes.
MILLS NOTES on NAMILTON'S PHILOWPIST.
THE NORTHWEST PASSAGE. By Lord imam
THE REGULAR SWIPE ROUND. By Rev. H. Jolene
TOR 1011GliVES of FRANCK. By Rev. G. F. BRAM&
BKISCHER front CAMBRIDGE By a DON.
Till HOLY LAND. Sy W. HerWourti DOME
CAWS PORE IQ G. O. TaiivKLYAN.
1111A118 and RANDOM the WORLD of LABOUR.
DAVID CHANTREY. By .G. WILL&
FAITH GARTNEY'S GIRLHOOD.
BUY DEVIDIALL BY J. MLI FASO'.
MASIVAN ENGLAND. By WAWA& WIN'S.
CHARACTERS and carriciaMs. By JAREN Bazaar.
PLAT). By_GBOMMI EMOTE
TUB KIN G 6 of JUDAH. By Dr. Himalur.
Jsarritssors LIFE of itosshr srarMIMION.
AUTOBIOGRAPRY of LOUD SPORE
MILMORIALS of the REV. WILLIAM BULL
CORNELIUS UDOWD on MEN and WOMEN.
HISTORIC BYRWAYS. By Mr C. V.
L Masses&
SAYER HISTORY of the SIKPOY W Ali
AT HOUR In PARIS. R 7 BLANCHARD almotri.
TANGLED TALK : An Resayiet's Holiday.
LIFE of SINNER MACKENZIE. By Dean Gemini:N. MR. GLADSTONE'S SPRECHI3. Through Mr.
LIFE at MINERAL SIR ROSE= WILSON. Murray, Mr. Gladstone has published the speeches he deli-
THE PIN BERTON FAMILY.
TALES for the MARINES. By G. W. TitotureUßY. versa is his brilliant election campaign in Lancashire lest
TALLACKS MEMOIR of PETER BEDFORD. July. The speeches are four innumber,and were deliveeed-
POST-MEDIMVAL PRILtCHERS. By B. imarea-Goola.
bovisrs LIFE of COONT SINZENDURF. one at Manchester, one at Liverpool, and two as Newton.
HILLS TRAY VAS le EGYPT ant SYRIA. To these are added the parting address to Oxford, and two
THROUGH MACEDONIA. By MARY ADMAXMI WALLIS.
NICHOLS'S POPULAR Sit KRAUS'S GREAT MARCH. addresses to South Lancashire. An appendix includes the
LUDLOW'S POPULAR EPIGS of the MIDDLE AGEE Chester speech made in favour of Mr. Glsdatone's son. No
TUB LIGHTLIOUSIL By R. IL BALLANTINR. preface accompanies the speeches, but instead this motto
ItAWLINSON'S ANCIENT MONARCHIES.
FROM CADET to COWN EL. By• Sir THOMAS Samos. from King Lear-
MACLARITS SPRING HOLIDAY in ITALY. He'll shape his old course In • country new.
CHAPTERS on LANGUAGE. By F. W. MAX. QueenT PORTRAIT GALLERT.—A portrait
BOYLE'S ADVRNTURSS In MARKO.
THE LAND of EMAIL By It. B. TIORTRAR. of Elizabeth, taken, it would seem, at the close of
SESAME sad ULM. By Jolts Hume. her life, has been promoted to the National Portrait Gus -
S SUNNI:a of PLVASURK By EN YAM. levy by the governor and assistants of the Mines Royal
CORN WALL sad Its (OASTS. By ALPNSI ESQOIIOS. Society. The picture dates almost from the period of their
THE MAGIC MIRROR. By WILLIAM Closther. incorporation. Several other portraits have reoently been
DAYS and NIIIIiTs ha the ItA By H. RONAL added to the national collection. • mocg them are •• Bee ,
KART WOOD. By Dr. Noisiest Miami.
DOCTOR KELP. of Hardwick," the famous building countess and shrew,
THE CHRONICLES of DARTMOOR. widow of George. Earl of Shrewsbury, troubled with the
RALPH DARN
CI By Captain MNADoWs TAME. custody of liar, Queen of Scots at Chatsworth, and who
LYRICAL FANCIER. By S. li. Manama. eventually died during a severe frost which had stopped an
ERIVALKS BOYLE LECTI: RAS, ISSE the building operations ; William Lord Russell, beheaded
TUE SOLDIER of THREE QUEENS. in Lincoln's.ine•fields, 16133, well painted by • follower of
JUMLIAN'S HISTORY of the GRAIRGI IN CHURCH.
ROBERT DA
lON and HIS WORLD of TROUBLES. Lely ; Henry Jermyn Earl of St. Albans, the favoured
OUR VACATION TRIP to the ELBE attendant of Queen Henrietta Maria, in his robes of State;
THE HEAVENLY FATHER. By EitttesTRATILLE and a small fullength picture of King George IL. at the
THE GENTLE LIFE. Second Series. period of his accession to the throne, by • pupil of Sir
THE BOY PILGRIMS. By ANN 'lowish. Godfrey Knells/E. Portraits of this monarch are said to he
WINSTON'S ART of 01 As
PAINTING. comparatively rare.
MEMORIALS of MAJOR MACPHEILSON.
DOCTOR HAROLD. By Mrs OAscoonus. SIR MORTON PETO AND HIS CONSTITUENTS.—
HERNW ARD. By Professe KiNoSLZT. The members of the Bristol Reform Union recently met.
THR SINGE OWN BORDERERS. and passed •• resolution expressing dement from Sir Modem
MR. HOGARTITS WILL Petde emoted proposals nemeses( inquiry before Leeds.
JOHN ALSTON% VOW. By AM MURRAY. lion on reform. The resolution having been forwarded to
tvoltsLET's TRANSLATION of HOMER'S LLIAD.
sanson era LIFE of WILLIAM FORSTER the hoe. baronet, be ham replied in a letter to the secretary
LSTCHIRE HISTORY of the AMKRIcAN w an. of the union, in which he states that he bas been seriously
FAWCKT CB POSITION of the Will IsH LABOURER. misunderstood, and that nothing was further from his de-
LORD CRANBORNITS HISTORICAL SKETCHER. sire and intentions then to delay the passing of a reform
LATE, BUT NOT TOO LATE. Ry Ass BARNITT. bill even for one hour. He explains that he was rely
COSTS WARRIORS of the THIRTY YEARS' WAR, noxious to ware the defeat or indefinite postponement of
HISToRIC PICTURES. By A. RAILLII CoCRIANE.
MISS AIETRYARD'S LIFE of WED : Wooa. legislation by giving the enemies of reform an excuse for
LIVES of the wissorawas. 8,, LLIWILLI3 JEwirft. aseerting that sufficient information to warrant legislative
GEORGE OMITS el FEN COURT. action does not exist.
Gnus PROVIDIDICS HOUSE ASSAULT IN A RAILWAY CARRlAoll.—Yeeterday
VIZ HI LLYARS and the BU STOWS. at the Bingham Petty Sessions, Captain Dokeyne, et
RESEARcIIFS In CRETE By Captain SPRAY!.
NEWTON'S TRAVEL/31n the LEVAN T. Batt Bridgford Hall, was charged with assaulting Mrs.
MITCHELL'S BIOGRAPHIES of EMINENT SOLDTSILS Susan Doubleday, in a railway carriage at Bingham.
A UTOBIOO RAPH Y of Sir BENJ AM IN BR
ODIE The defendant, who is well connected, sad the brother in.
THE LAND of the GOSPEL. Be I. DI
to law of a magistrate, who retired from the bench when the
oath wassailed on, pleaded" .I.lot guilty." The complainant,
LECILY'S HISTORY of RATIONALIsti EUROPE.
bIII3AND LIES in ITALY. By Count MAFTEL a modeet•looking young woman, of prepossessing appear-
, HENRY HOISEACH. STUDENT r hi Plithosorinr. anus, deposed that on the eveoitig in question she had been
BELLE BOYD In CAMP and PRISON.
CAMP and CANTONMENT. By Mrs. PAGEL to the Nottingham Theatre, and was returning home by
i OUR TROPICAL POOMSSIONS. By Jolts CARRION. the 10.15 p.m. train. When the train reached Ratcliffe
i GIANT CITIES of RAMAN By J. L PORTEN. two or three gentlemen got out of the carriage, and she
LITTIRS train ABROAD. By Dean AlsoaD. was left elope with the defeedant. Be asked her where
HISTORY of the WORLD. By PH.LIP slum. she lived. and she told him in Veen= narket.
ISRIOANDAGE in SOUTH ITALY. Its DAVID HUMOR. place. He said he knew her husband, snd had fire-
: CHRISTIAN LIFE In IiNGLAN ) in the OLDIE TLIAR.
TIM DAYS in • FRENCH PARS
quently been in his shop, but did not recollect seeing her.
RHODA RUINING. By °SOROS misizans. She then had some conversation with him about going to
I WON BY BEAUTY. the theatre and the lateness of the hour. As the train
_ __-------- I THE cLEVER WOMAN of the FAMILY.
drew near Bingham station be crossed from one side of the
nv.,„,,,,m_ and KimpToN FITZGERALL'S LIFE of LAI REECE STEERS. carriage to the other, and, putting his arm round her
V call especial attention to the NEW WINTER GOON.B. kigagEQNUEERAL;IOI,,Wigat. 11,Ny 1 Plaitplorm shoulder, attempted to kiss her. She turned be head
OVERCOATS, and invite an early impaction of the same. N.B. THE HOLY ROMAN EMPIRE. By Janne BMW. away, and be, looking somewhat confused, asked her to
Specimen
No.
",... su.supresente always on blind' . Rueter Had Ti MEWS STRANGE ID ORIES et the ANIMAL WORLD. shake hands and make it all right. Os arriving at the
SPIRITUAL PHILOSOPHY. By J. H. GUM station she complained of being insulted. Mr. Nicholson,
and,
' JOHN UAL. the station-master, stated that when Mee. Doubleday got
HyHy and CO.a JUVENILE CLOTHING. I Fingg ; 01, rg g BEAUTY of mAyggeg, into the station she was crying and seemed much agitated.
Hymn and Co, ea and 67, Otford.street, have special ! fINOODED JESSALINE She complained that Captain Dokeyne bad moulted her. i
arraegements by which the Newest Modes and the most deem , w ma's MISSION in POLYNESIA.
able materials are employed in the production of every deer-rip- DR. MANNING'S MISSION of the HOLY Bran. • The bench Seed defendant 51., including costs. He was
Hoe of 8010. and Youlhothi I DYER'S HISTORY of the . ITV of ROME further charged with interfering with the comfort and pas-
THE ROMANCE of LONDON. B. Julie TIEDE *augers, and Inspector Kitchen, of the King's-crateoffice,
I_ITANI and Co.'s GASMEN rs and PRICES. • THI CANtrAION ER at ROME. Py SHIRLEY." pressing for a conviction, be was fined 401. end costa for
The new Prince of Wales and PfinCe Alfred Overcoats ! HUNTING SKETCHES. By Anson' TROLLOPS. the second offence.
and 15a. ed. to ifs •; Knickerbocker, Ittoa, Berme. ' DIARY of Mrs. KITTY TREVELYAN. CATCH OT HEARINGS. WETMOUTE, DORSET,
and got., taa. ad. to 46..; .iscbes., a.. ad. to *as; . THE CONSCRIPT: a Tale of the emelt War.
Trousers, U. ed. to 15a ed.; Veda, es. ed. to 7• ed.; Jacket. WATRILLOO: slam' to "The Conscript.' WEGNaNDAT. -Since Sunday lest the weather has been
P COWL more winterly in this locality than the preceding part of
-a yeas. Mike, 16a. Si to Hs. fal:-- i tigthllli.CALNEVerTtirLdi OL% B 1 FamANCEismin,,,z.
the month, and during the lut three days large quenti-
- - ESSAYS in CRITICISM. Ely 11"AITIIIIN ARNOLD. Mes of fresh herrings the
been caught in the 'bay, of •
CARL MARIA VON WE
BY I. P. SIIITODn• quality and else rarely found in this neighbourhood. It is
VAMBERY'S TRAVELS in CENTRAL ASIA-
CROWE's HISTORY of PAINTING In ITALY, estimated that at one cast alone there were over 50,000
A PILORIMAGE to BARAN. By Bra. RIME fish is the net, which was found to be too small to con-
VILLAGE LIFE la SWITZERLAND. By B. D. DELNARD. taus them, as the net was drawn ashore. Early yesterday
WON by a HEAD. By ALFRED Acorns. morning the beach was strewn with a large number oh
Miss CAREW. By Attalla M. EpwARDS. that had been washed ashore during the night, aad ea
1 THE GUARDIAN. By Ramis CARtitn. bere of the sorkierclesses soon made themeless bum in
TOO GOOD for HIM. By Manes tebbltiff.
THE LAST WARNING CRY. By Dr. COIUM ng the fish, and thus supplying themselves with food
I. A Poi 888. T 'S ASTHMATIC BALSAM, THE CYPRIEVIes. By the Anther of . Valea" foirtit:otrima time to come, se& as the price of butcher's meat
1.4 aa effectual remedy, without weaning the bowels or PUR
LS. MYSTERY of the SOUL is at the present time very high, this rare opportunity will
affecting the bead, truly eincacions end pleasant, ie admitted to PURLS. By Vannes Amex kallnli. be all the more appreciated, doubtless, as meat meet sow
be the best medicine for immedietely relieving coughs, colds, . ATALANTA In CALYDON. bee great luxury to most of the poorer classes. It is a
confirmed cases of asthma. end incipient consumption. It fre- , THE GAYWOETHYS. singular coistadence that is December, 1847, them was a
rmeutly cures persons whom the faculty pronounce incurable, 1 ANDREW RAMSAY of ERROL very large quaatity of herring Imbed ashore hem which
admirably allays the tickling which provokes frequent emitting. i COWL and CAP. litsWiss IA ACBRADT.
In approaching consump. ion its effects are truly beneficial ' ROYAL FAVOURIT By 80TNERLAND MIOISTEL the farmers carted away to manure the lead with, there
_ 1 Persons deprived of sleep. or even lying down for fear of =Haw 1 OOMTZ and EOSI I IVISIL By Jogs STUART ignx. being more than the people amid carry away while tboy
'sou, ms deposes on raid In • few minutes after taking IL- i MODERN CHARACTER'S ins : a seen of Emays. were good for food.
KATE'S WORSDELL'S PILLS, theonly and sold by . LAMBERT, chemist, & King wa. And mary other retest work of aclmowledged merit or genera The direct and unbroken trauamissiou of tele-
fr...
theiTBRRT PURIFIER of the BLOOD known in Medicine, naniaterea cananweress. inedea„ sad
_be...all _dntofiv49.tuidwin I IsMalOR
y tended sale and general adoption, may be bottler.
Md., and three quantities in one, Zs. Sa. ne MUD'S% SELECT LIBRARY (Lbaltesl), graphic menages between New York and New Otheas is
bizte chime as-aloaseboid Decessery. Sold by ail Medicine and ask tor Inetheet's Asthma= Balsam The unman& address I NEW OXVORDSTILF.ET, LONDON. announced as having been
accomplished cm list Warder
vele.,
ere engraved es the Mop. City Mee. 4. Klagetreet, cseardiall. eight for the fret tam in ten rms.Berg York paper.

(acorn's rusanat.)
THE PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE.
The Royal Mail steamship China, from Boston,
Halifax, arrived at Q tee .stown at 5.15 a.m. to-
day (Dec. 15), with 122 passengers and 73,815
dole. in specie. She landed all the malls, except
the Scotch, and 3 passengers, and proceeded for
Liverpool at 5.30 a.m. All well.
NEW YORK, Dm 5, Evemitc.
President Johnson, in his message to Congress,
brings forward an elaborate argument in favour of
his reconstruction policy. He says :—lt is not
too much to soak on the one side that the plan of
restoration shall proceed in conformity with the
willingness manifested to cast the disorders of the
paid into oblivion, and, on the other side, that the
evidence of sincerity in the futures aintenance of
the Union shall be put beyona doubt by
the ratification of the constitutional amendment
abolishing slavery. This being adopted it will
remain for the States to resume their places in
Congress, thereby completing there work of stora-
tion. Treason has been committed, and persons
charged with treason should have a fair trial be-
fore a Advil tribunal in order that the laws may be
vindicated and truth established. Treason is a
crime, and traitors should be punished and crime
made infamous, and it should be judicially settled
that no state can secede.
Since the commencement of the year the navy has
been reduced from 530 vessels armed with 3,000
guns, to 117 vessels with 830 guns. It is proposed
to reduce the army to a pesos footing, comprehend-
ing 50,000 troops, so organised as to admit of
being increased to 82,000 men if the circumstances
of the country should require it. The war esti-
mate ban been reduced from 516 millions to 33

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VERYBODY'S BUSINESS will be inl
EVERYBODY'S bands, and to EVERYBODY'S mouth.
EVERYWHERE, on the tOth Desember. Mee Is. ild. ; tread tn
cloth for remote or the drarcry 2a. dd. Dedicated. by
Kir
.lactou.ceteutobre IfittEll‘ccreac.illiam oladetOno.
C4lldrwl (eoutlitiert Boma, bist days putdostisis od this
Merl
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The Dot speaks. It says, "If you come near, I will
bite you."
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e.,CiHoes, a oo.between.
llosey.
Lee. 1,000 otatoes.
Yds. LOBOP Cloth.
Bad Jokes.
Yorks and Remarks.
Landoll : Shimidn, Marshall. and Co.

sr& MONEY WIGRAM and SONS' (0 1
abolorall.yard. London) LINK al DISAIII and FA cizr
to AUSTLALIA.—For 111a.110U1111,Vort rhilDcandiroet
the Deets on Ratarday, Nab J at
lac rploadld clipper WV H
we lER. 1.100
:Mt AID CUA RUM N. Cormandor : lying In the au*
big Ada Hos accommodations tor ali damn or pommies
owner sad slut WW Cern an aryerlonood
apply to ALLYOET and IiORGIV".. with
alitetlrrrOP. BAY and 80N1. 7, soadealk•D—*--

THE ANGLeLO-ROMANO WATER COMPAN
( l AQUA SiAnCIA).
Capital £OO,OOO, In 10.000 shams, et £93 each.
Witt, power to illerVille.
First Lane, 7,500 and RS on allotment
shams. I
Er to be pald on appilestion, .
Telecast at 6 per cent. per Moore upuu the amount De
ld-cip
during cuustrucuun.
tenteroin.
Richard J. H. Douglas. Pm , Lewisham, Director of the West
Leedom Rallwar.
Illipior Moraldl, Paulo SreseilL Rome.
Jsmes Shepher, Seq.. Director Gamut of the Angioltornano
GM Compeer, Rome.
Zither! Ward, Sm., anglo3oreano Gas Company, I, New Broad-
Omsk ilt,C.
William Wrigh6 KM, 68, Prindraequare, Repeater.
(With power to add to their number.)
The Directors have aubscribed la sash not only.for the amount
of their respective qualifications, but also collectively for
LIAO capital stock, in exams of the same, end no director has
received, or will directly or ludirectly receive, any payment
whatever for bin onallEcation.
Braimna—The National Bank, OM Mood-street. and Its Branches.
301.1CM01121—bleams. Mercer and Siemer, 9, Mincing-lane, EX.
Swum-8k (Marks Declaim Croaky, Sub.coart, Condit&
11mounrai-1. Piero, Esq., C K 28, Great George-streak West-
liMlDOM2 (pm team.)—C. Nicholson.
OTTICSS.
Ueda : 1, New Broad-Arent.
PAIN : 17, i fats° strocuill.

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CITY OF LONDON Inalserimr, Dm 111.
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CITY TIM
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MBE LATE SING LBOPOLD.—To appear in
a few days, the best and most complete BIOGRAPHY of
tbat lamented Sovereign Translated by special permission from
the " IndSpendamm base; Ina a Portrait. trees the best pho-
tograph off his fate Halesty. PTIOO la. Berisigb-street.
ganuid. and all boWusliera•

BY PSSIIIIISION, TO aoesum
ow fedi* pried in. ed. bound In cloth, Second Sdlttoyd
B I ITrLE BY LITTLE. A Series of Graduated
lamas to the As of drew Made. Seeable/ Weddell
tor the sae el Yuan Mothers sad Towbars
Leaded Novell° and Co., CO, Dametteet. Saha, lasi
Poultry; &Ma sad Perna. 81. Paaraetaweltrad.

ROTTERDAM.—The GENERAL IMAM
NAVIGATION CONTANTS iITILIIIIRIII leave BR
uslartnerwbart ter ROTTERDAM every Wednesday and
Igarday, at 11 mornin Saloon, LI ; fore cabin, ; return
IWO, available for one mantly • tare and • balt.--011ose, 71,
lishordatrest, and 37, sagent-Girem. Plonsdlll7.

_
LONDON STEAM TOWING COMPANY
(thetwo.
Ponca II HICRIBBY thet thoe un a Amu:J-
oon for SHARES in We Company stli be MOM tar Leedom
%MORROW (estunlay). the leth that. sad lur the country ea
WINN, the lath biaL—By order,
& Serseteri pro tent

PRASPICTUS.
TM present project Is to conduct to Rome the water
heftm the
famous and IleVer-falllng goings at Amon, known es Aqua
Marcia,. and "Regina Aqii•raM,- of the &smut Ronan&
Tidewater has been preyed by incouteitable analysis to be tree
from all Unpurs ; I voseseve moreover the farther Imnionee
advantage of mullion to the top floors of the highest houses In
Rome—a level unattainable by the eMsting Imperfect supply.
Rime, though ornamented with nuns rota fountains, is per-
haps worse off for pui e driukable water than any other city et
Its size In Swope. One-ball of the hot-es am entirely without
water: and to iid,UUon to hi-, the present supply from the
" Felice,' and from the . Paolo," ts aunt for drisiUne purpose;
so that the Aqua Marcia cannot tall to command an unniedlatia
sale.
Water, In Rome. Is Meted as a property, and dealt with in
the same way as land or houses. TM iletusal for it is eatraor-
Mori. The present selling price of the fro bold in au Melee'
wards of AM. The
ithe Roman standard of rneutiremea) is up
rent for the same &refers from kV to .C_S per annum.
The climate of home being for several months in the mar
almost tropical, water is Una an settle of luxury as well as of
necessity . It Is oleo of the greatest utility for 'Mutton. These
circumstances naturally combine to enhance the price.
Au exclusive cone...ion of the "Aqua Marcia • has been
obtained from the !National haemostat, giving even/ Poloillse
facility to tht present scheme. which is calculeted go materially
to benefit the Maned City. The concession complies the Ow-
let, freehold in the waters, mid a lease ler fie sears of the lands,
aqueducts, and works. 1
nded large ums of mesa
The conessionares, who have rape
In plans and Mode" have agreed to eittivey to this Cowpony the
oouceuton, with all the property, rights. and privileges before
mentioned, for the sum of £sonoo. r hey also undertake to pay
all preliminary expenses connected pith the nitroduction of this
project, removiag for their remuueratiou oue-fourth
10 par cent.
of the sur-
plus profits of the Company, after the pamuent a
annual dividend to the Mireholders.
Plane. estimate; Re., hue been. prepared by the Engineer
with the utmost care and accuracy . sod the Director. boot
received offers from responsible coatactors to execute the
werhs ot the Engineer's vauetium
The springs at Areal sield con • tinual rupee of upwards of
11.000 .ounces" of water. It le pe °posed at once to construct
larks, adequate for the conveyance of toe whole V this amount
of water to Tivoli, whence upwards . f 1,(40 " ounces" In t
OM Mama will be conveyed to Rome by boo pipes : the other
1.60 .ounces" will be brought as the di mud arises.
Csrefel inumagatioos show that the actual preemit demand
fir exceeds 1.600" ouoces.- It is proposed only to sell one-half
of this quantity, which at the lowe.t price of an " ounce," etc,
Lfoo. would give oatmeal upwards of /AMMO sad the motel
of the remaining 750 "ounces" would yield an income of
£l6. per annum. It Is calculated that the go lits f
000 while
the
sale of water will give • Imps bomb to the alleashot sus ;
PROSPECTUS. the income derived from the rent of wear will give at the num
itils COMpany is formed to extend the business of the old- 1
' time a continuing annual divided of upwards of le per cent.
Wed lank of Messrs. Charles Latta and Co ,of Rue 0 .'°°
I atria' to this result it mat be remembered that I,tho
lira de Ruppert, Paris, to this country and elawhere, by con- " ounces' will remain to be itotiveyed from Tivoli to Rom. the
=it Into a jointatock undertaking, on the principle of oat of which would be bra
within the balance of the
liability, and thereby to afford the commercial corn- ea ital. Assuming that from the increased supply there woeid
beeP depreclatton in mice of even 50 per cent, a that the price
malty end general public facilities for transacting their foreign . _,„ ~ of water fell from £O.OO to £lOO, arid the 1 east fur
and linancial operations through an establishineut •°. an ° -
the saMe from £2O to £lO. the result of the wood operation
hits centre in London, and possessing the advantage of a •
One well known and accredited throughout Earelie. together i
would be most highly profitable.
No.withatanding the absolute sale of the water, the Compute
leek a thoroughly organised, most extensive, and Influential I are mop.
laimetion.wby
ered the terms or the concessioo to lea, tor man-
ia Manta of the Company will be Moller in character to ! Mance of he works, stag of £1 ss. per annum °never, "canoe'
fwater disposed of.
lathitherto , forted ou by Messrs. C. Witte and Co. and other °- ..._ _ _..__ of „,_ ... t ~..._ , ~......_ ......„___ ___,,,,,
=reign basking houses, viz., • combination of banking .._;:nitotTor. rf.ne_L,Tilce;e7l7,,e'"ro''';neliTe:"Zrroo
taandsl 'money, end general mercantile monetary ".. ""'T
Gas Corneille. This letter Oompuy has born in operation It
ffisirs, with the advantage of increased resources and a more
UMW kid of operations. , years with mat successful results, it bus paid large dividend;
An arrangement has been concluded with Ma me. Chutes i. and its shares now stand at a him prentain.
In all cases where no adotnient is weds the depoeit will be
MOM end Co. for the purchase of their business. for the sum I
el Moo°, which amount has been arrived at tip. n a moderate returned In full.
'The operations of the Cowpony will Compri*. the objects men-
amputation of its value, based upon • statement of the profits
i istissny realuedi during a series of years. Two4birds of the
I timed in the memorandum a,.d ankle.* of maoriation, which,
together with an suthentle.ted copy of the concession, may be
emboss-money will betaken in shares, on which /10 per share ,__ teo et the othe. of the i.e. ton foothe ~,,eepeey
.
tabs credited as paid-up; and Mr Charles Witte will eontinue .m•
*amnion with the undertaking in the capacity of Chairman I tapectuses and forms of apPlicat for shares may be
obtained frou Sir Chula D. erode, broker to the Company.
Mho Company. and will give to it all the advantage of his lent. i sod et the o_ _ 8r0ad.,,,,,,ei.
Ma and experience. mots. i. new
llegotistioos are pending for incorporating with this Company .
leer banking, financial, and commercial establialiments, for the
ot extending the spbere of its operations, aid of afford-
of extending
establishments alluded to the opportuoity of consoli- ,
dating their business, and of reducing the existing liability of
Mir shareholders.
In cue no allotment la ma
urned de, the money depoffted on epplks- ,
Y for ehares will be ref m full,
toms of application for shares and every information can be
obtained of the Bankers, Brokers. and Solicitors, or at the Offices
dew Company, where copies of the memorandum and articles
demelatlon, and of the agreement with Messrs. Charles LeMtte
ad Co., may be seen.
Dec. 9, 1966. --
CIIARLIff LAFFITTE and Co. (Limited).
FORM OF APPLICATION POR MARI&
(to be retained by the Bankers.)
_

millions.
President Johnson recommends theme ption of
measures to reduce the currency, and a policy
be devised for the discharge of the national debt
within thirty years.
The gradual reduction of the currency is the
only measure that can save the business of the
country from disastrous calamities ; and this can
be almost imperceptibly accomplished by gradu-
ally funding the currency.
It would be his constant aim to promote peace
and amity with foreign nations, and be believed
them to be actuated by the same disposition.
The accordance of belligerent rights to the in-
surgents was unprecedeuted, and had not been
justified by the issue. There was a marked dif-
ference in the system of neutrality pursued by
foreign powers. England in a great measure
furnished the war material to the insur-
gents. British ships manned by British sub-
ts,
jec and prepared for receiving ennamenta,
had left British ports to prey on American com-
merce under shelter of insurgent commissions. The
ships afterwards entered British ports to refit ;
this increased the desolation of the rebellious states
by prolonging the contest, and it drove Ameri-
can commerce from the sea and transferred it
to that power which led created the necessity
for such a change. A sincere desire for
peace bad induced President Johnson to submit
the questions thus arising between the two coun-
tries to arbitration. These questions are so mo-
mentous that they must have commanded the at-
tention of the great powers, and are so interwoven
with the peace and interest of every one of them
as to have insured an important decision. England
declined arbitration, and proposed a commission to
settle mutual claims, excluding therefrom the afore-
laid depredations. The proposition in that very
unsatisfactory state bad been declined. The United
States does not present the subject as en impeach-
ment of good faith on the part of a power pro-
fessing the most friendly dispositions, but as involv-
ing questions of public law, of which the settle-
ment is essential to the peace of nations. Mr.
Johnson thought pecuniary reparation would have
followed on the decision against England.
Such compensation was not the primary
object of the United States. It was in the
interests of peace and justice to establish impor-
tant principles of international law. The British
Minister (said Mr. Johnson) rests his justification
on the ground that the municipal law of a nation
and the domestic interpretation thereof are mea-
sures of its duty as a neutral. That justification
cannot be sustained before the tribunal of nations.
At the same time I do not advise any present
attempt at redress by the legislation. The
future friendship of the two countries must
rest on the basis of mutual justice.
The United States government maintained their
traditional policy, leaving European nations to
chose their dynasties from their own systems of
government. This consistent moderation may
justify a demand for a corresponding moderation.
The United States would regard it as a great
calamity to themselves, to the cause of good govern-
ment, and to the peace of the world, should any
European power challenge the American people as
it were to defend republicanism against foreign in-
terference. The United States cannot foresee, nor
are they unwilling to consider what opportunities
might present themselves, or what combi-
nation might offer to protect them against
designs inimical to their form of government
They desire to act in future as they have
acted heretofore, and they will never be driven from
that course but by foreign aggression, and they rely
on the justice and wisdom of foreign powers to re-
spect the system of non-interference. The corre-
spondence with France in reference to questions
which have become subjects of discussion will at the
proper time be laid before the house.

commanded former rates, and in a feibo,
aiding &trance was obtained. The top prise we.
- a prime mama of old mixed wheat. We csa
tango in the barley market; the supply ear
much of it out of condition. Top primp 4L. pee
s made fully former rates. In oats sad per so
Beat white wheat, 26.. to 27• ; boat red ditto, .
L. 61. ; other soma, 20e. to 24e. ; beat Why,
e. ; tote, lib, to 36e,; beans, r.a. to 25a. ; peas,
12s. ; winter vetches, 245. to 385.: rye, 16e. to
dour, 334. to 375. ; best seconds, 325. to 345.
:TER, Dic. 14.-At our market this morning
ly • moderate demand for wheat, either English
, but there wee co change in prices obaervable.
wed slowly, at the rates of this day se'ionight,
firm, but oatmeal was tid. to ls. per load cheaper.
ire thL to la per qr. dearer. Indian oorn, on the
declined 6d. per qr.
13.-fns supply of wheat was barely ea
The inquiry proved healthy, and late rata were
itained. Fine barley firm ; inferior dull. Other
ode extreme rates.
IT. Dec. 14.-We had a good supply of wheat
dry parcels were fully as dear, and for the others
Ino sale. Fine malting barley in steady request at
; other aorta a slow sale, at unaltered rates. No
for oats. BOWS very firm.
xon-os-Tug, Dec. 13.-Ther• have been good
grain for the past week. To this day. market
, fsir show from the farmers. Wheat, good cal.
Doha, sold at the full prices of Let Wednesday,
, and inferior moved off slowly, at former rates. la
Of barley, oats, beam and peas there was noshes.
ate. Wheat, per qr., 631 b. to the Mabel. Durham
attire red, 48.. to 80s. ; ditto, white, 52e. to :As.;
nutty red, 495. to 50.. ; ditto white, 525. to 56a.
grinding. 31s. to 33e. per imperial qr. 06Y,
240. to 25a.; potato, 421 b. per bushel, 268.
Beans, new, 46.. to 484. ; old, 48s. to 50e.
DOE, Dec. 14.-Wheat comes to land in better
,; and the supply is larger. The trade doing is
od without alteratieo in value. Oats and bass
rt, and meet with • better tale.
JRGII, Dec. 13.-As compared with last week,
as 3s. down cc top, and le. sd. down on average.
vas 3d. down on top, and 3d, up on average. au
up on top, and ld. down on average. Beane
e on top, and 11d. up on at arose. Wheat, 445. to
rley, 275. 6d. to 3:a. 9d. ; oats, Zia. to 29e. tid. ;
le. to 465. Cd.

CHARLES LAFFITTE and COMPANY
(Limited).
Ildabihbed under the Companies Act. 186; by which the
Way of the shareholders is Melted to the amount of the
dam for which they subscribe. and In accordance with Um
blerovAimal Treaty entered bite between England and FTSIIOII
bh sir. Ink in sedation to public companies establabwi In both
1111111"
capied. 1.3.000.000. divided Into 150.000 shares of LIS each.
sob. paid on application, and nt ow allotment and sic
neat to elapse Milt date of allotment before any can ia
awls payable.
res Wee 75,00 'hares, of which 16.000 bawd been privately
meteorites&

DLISCFOILB.

Mr. MARL= Lismai,TiiiisaTaii. i
Jaw Imola Bea, Director at the Bank of helm&
Mr. y. T. Barret, merchant, Centaur of the Bank of Prance.
moo fowls, Beg.. M.P., Director of the National Bank.
gr. IL Bourion, Diva. au Corps Lig/laUf, Director at the
Iris and Orleans Railway. I '
7. / lisashaw, Zia.. Director of the National Bank.
Nn LC. Ortaionit, merchant, ex•Preddeat of the Tribunal of
Or melee of Paris.
Mew Bate. Esq.. Great George-egret, Restmlnitnr.
/tr. A. Omit ray, 17, Au d Cirque Parts. I
Pr Jam Gray. Bee Dublin.
ISiegi hi/D0 Ogren. EA& pate of Bir ohs Guist and Co.)
/1/31016—Marae. Valiance and Valiance. Easei-street, Strand,
and George-yard. Lombordetreet.
DAMES.
i TM National Bank, London. and tta branch=
The tendon Joint Stock Bank, London.
The London and County Banking Company, London.
The National Bank of Llwirpool i Limitndh IfrarPool.
Kamm Charles Witte and Co . Paris.
imoanns.
Maws. J. and A. Scrimseour, li, Old Broad.streel
Beira De mete and Gorton, ti. Warnford-court.
B&W For, Bea, `
Agentet, Dublin.
XL lamina Gide, de Mange, Is. Bus Drawl, Paris.
MART AV= ;Pan TRIL)
In London—Mr. William H. lead.
f In Paris—Mr. Paul MOROI.
AUDITOR&
Mum lehmtone, Cooper. Iflntie, and Vane.
B. U. Oalsworthy. Esq.
il IMMiarily Moss—No. 18, Old Broad.strect, London ; No. Obis,
Nue Boom do lmpart, Pads.

...-Bournemus, Dae. It-A moderate supply
good quality ; attendance of buyers limited ;
ivy, at about late rates ; • cleaudoe not made.
,11 supply ; trade by no mean' active ; folly late
Calves a limited supply, trade stedy, to
Ain quotations. Fat pigs a short supply ; a am-
ide. Beef, std. to 70. par lb. ; mimeo, 80. to
veal, 7d. to Bd. Bacon pigs, 9s. to 10s. 31
i; pocket ditto, 9v. 6d. to 10s. Gd.
it, Diu. 14.-Our great Christmas market wen
terday, and though, owing to the stringent order
magistras s prohibiting cattle being brought iota
• second time, the supply of fat beef was shorter
has been known for many years there was a very
row of prime Christmas meat. Devon, proud
dentifial ; Irish animals were rather SE•feel but
id a fair number of Herefords and that.
cattle from the neighbouring districts. Trade
very homily, and, many of the butchers having dr
bemselves from neighbouring farms, it was Dot
till
the day that a clearance was effected. Haar of the
nutty animals were sold without being brought into
erket. The quotations for the Christmas mason were
ly lower than usual, best samples mantles from 745.
, par cwt., and secondary, from eas. to 70e. For the
line since the issue of the order in reference to the
Plague provision was made for keeping the unsold
is in the market till the following Thursday. A good
of sheep of firsbrate quality, and trade, consider=
mutton is not much wanted just Dow, was rather
-teat wethers realised Kt. per lb., and ewes, Bed. We
rood supply of pip, and prices showed • downward
icy, but trade sou brisk, and for bacon pip 10s. pie
u still obtainable, while email porkers made 103.6 d.
show of horses, and trade very quiet.
DEC. ti-Our cattle market presented I
me appearance today, it being the first held after
arming of the order of the county magistrates
leg the the removal of cattle and sheep from various che-
i of Notts to any market or fair for sale. Como.
;ly the show of fat beasts was very meagre sod the
ad was slow, at the rates of last week. Of sheep
triply was very limited, and the trade was quiet at
previous currencies. There was • scanty show of
which maintained late rates. Piga were • moderate
and the Name in price. Quotations --Beef, Bi. to 9s.
tone; mutton, 70. to 9#l. ; veal, 7d. to Sd. per lb.;
ha. to Bs. Gel. per 141 b.
19stacu, Dec. 13.-The supply of cattle this morn-
mounted to
•506 bead, being 78 lees than at lass
t. The quality generally inferior. Salea were slowly
I, at top prices about the same as those obtained
reek. Top price, Br. 6d. ; current, 71. 63. to ne. ;
ling and inferior, 6s. to 7s. 3d. per stoos The
her of sheep was 4,816, being 346 less than Met week ;
if which were store sheep. Sees were dull, and at
bee a considerable number were ursold. Top prict of
eat mutton, 90. ; direct, 80. to 9a. ; ewes, id.
per lb. Fed pigs brought 6s. Ga. to 7s. per stone
eight weeks old ditto, lls. to 17s. a head. Nembere
rket :-Fat cattle, 506 ; 4.816 Pigs, 119.

• Au ounce of water is the amount stitch will flow during
twenti-four hours through a tubs of the diameter of 17.32 of an
loch with • regulated pressure.
Ci.ROSVEZTOII HOTEL, Vinteiria Station
‘-11 Belgravia, Loudon, S.W.—The new ASCENDING 11001/4
constructed by the eminent hydraulic enginet,s, Messrs.
Easton, Amos, and Sons, with all th. ir recent improvement; to
ware strength and safety, is
in completed. and In daily use.
This machine makes every floor in the Rolei coovenieutly acces-
sible to all its 'inters. Applicatioos toe apartmets, ad-
dressed to FREDERIC the Manager, will lOCCIVO the
I mod prompt attenticn.

THE PANTHEON TURKISH BATHS,
s. Great llariboroligh gtavet, W.
ladlos. *axle" . gentlemen, an other dap.

Fe
To the Directors of Charles Witte and Co. (limited).
Gentlemen, —Having paid to your bankers tbe sum f
ring deposit of al per share on shares in t ohe above
Cam y. I hereby request that you will snot me that number,
led I agree to accept such shares or any lees number you may
Snot me ; I further agree to pay the deposit on allotment, and
a. althea and wheu made, and to signand the I
arauthorizticles of
y to glaoCou ille
Mn of the Company when required, e
Inert my name on the register of members for re number of
*arca &hated to OM
Venal Immature
Name In ell
Residence.. .. • •
Prokrion
Date

SAIIOE.—LICA and PICRIUNS'
YrOaCIIIITIRBIiIItiI SAIICIL
Thus delicious condiment, pronouncedcLonnoleseure
.. THE ONLY 000 D
Is prepared solely SAU
by LEA and P Ng.
The public are respectfully cauttoord worthier imita-
tions, and 'herd see that Lenart names are on wrapper.
Wei, SAS[ stopper.
for LTA and PIUtiIINT BAUM
Sol& wholesale and for .:part by the Proprietors. Wroester . ,
Messrs. CILOSBII and BLACILWII.L ; Wears. BARMAY awl I
SONS. London. as., a..; sod by soc's' and oilmen imiversallY.
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PIANO, 20 guineas, cost 45 six months ago ; I
brilliant lone, full compass, cottage, metallic plates, all
latest improvements: music stool and Cantetbury whatnot,
included. Maker's warranty given. No reasonable ogre refused
for each. • trial allowed.-IS. Dortthainua+ iland. ,
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK, Dic. 6, EvEutico.
Money abundant. Gold, 1471. Exchange on
London, 1614 ; ditto on Paris, 3.54. Stocks
steady. New York Centrals, 971. Illinois, 1341.
Erie, 921. 5.20 Bonds, 102 f. Cotton dulL
Middling Upland, 50c. Flour, wheat, and
corn declining. Provisions dull. Coffee good
inquiry. Sugar heavy. Molasses dulL Petro-
leum quiet—crude, 41c. ; refined, 67c.

CHARLES LAFFITTE and COMPANY
(Limited).
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the LIST of APPLIfor LCAon-
-
TIONS for SHARES in thD Company ill be CLOSED
don TO-MORROW (Saturday). the 16th instant, and fot
r the
°Marl and continent on MONDAY, the 18th Instan

DESPATCH or TROOPS FOR JAMAICA.—The go-
vernment have chartered the West India sod Pacific Com.
prny's 'namable Californian for the conveyance of troops
to Jamaica. The Californian will sail from Liverpool with
shoot 200 toes oaths 23rd I.
Sir Henry Storks will, it is expected, proceed to
the West Indies in the Shannon, which leaves Southamp-
ton on Monday next. The Shannon stops
to at St.
Jamaica in ea Thomas,
la-
and
the mails and pasesegers ere conveyed
teroolonal steamer. Sir Henry will reach Jamaica about the
Sth_pi °limo.
THE CANADIAN COMMISSION TO THE WENT NOIR&
—We believe we are correct ia eating that the Canadian'
Commissioners to the West learnt, who arrived in this
gauntry by last Cunard mail, bring with them the gratifying
intelligeoce that then a a prospect of negotiations for •
new Reciprocity Treaty being at owe commenced, sod
that the t-:ecretary of the United States Trematry will re-
onnmend the adoption of this coons on the *rein of
Colicrese. This hopeful primped ol a centimeter* of the
Recipi ail, Treaty will not, however, interfere la
any way with the nairdoci about to 'be usidatakee
by the Hosourable thews. lUDougal, Ryan,
and Duescombe to the Wert Indies and Mexico. They
will proceed forthwith, under the authority sod is co-
operation with the imperial anthorities, to segetiste com-
mercial treaties with the Wert ladies, Nezioo, Bre sil, and per-
haps other South Amorists' States. All the West Wier,
Weeds import largely of articles which the people of Canada
can supply. on the most advantateous terms, and there is
no raison in the world why the British North Americas'
provinces should not do a very large share of the busier@
now dons through other channels. We look forward with
the utmost confidence to the results of this esamaimire,
fogies satisfied that a sew era In the commercial history el
British North Americo is Shout to be inaugurated. We
may mention that it is not unlikely that NY. A. K. Delhi.,
of Neatreal, aod Yr. Smith, of Bt. John, New Smock*,
will be additional members of the ceatmastoa.—Cenadate
Naos, Dec. 14.
Captain Knox, V.C. (of the Prince Consort's
Owe Bids Brigade), lies, we UliaalliaA tees lestei
by his Royal Highness the Field Berahai Cormaarth,.
Chief to be Inspector of Musketry of the South-Western
District.

NOTICE of REMOVAL sod SELLING OFF. !
Messrs. lIISCIII and EAKIN, being about to ooneentrats
their business at their Westend esto,llshmeitt, lit, Retest-
street, oder the whole of their STOCK at 4, Leadeuhall street.
consisting dressing cams, travelling dressinr bags, rapier I
macho tea of
treys, work and other tables, &c. Medieval Lane- ,
facturee—Work-borm, writiag desks, end an Infinite variety ot .
articles suitable for Christmas and other presents, at a great
reduction, in order to edict a speedy sale. MOM Meal end
Blain having disposed of the lease of 4, LeadenhaUatreet.

ir OHIO BITTERS.
WATERS' QIIININA WINE,
The most palatable and nbolesome bitter Inexistence.
AN EFFICIENT TONIC,
An unequalled stomachic. and a gentle stilsolant.
kid by grocers, boilers wayshousemen, wine merchants, cow
tectioners, and others, at 30a a donna.
Manutactured
WATERS and WILLIAMS,
5, Martin's-lane, Cannonstreet, London.
Wholesale Agents, E. Lewis and Co.. Worcester.

IRTH&
SCR.—December 12, alit
Heather Ley, Inverness, the wife
AM C. R. Fraser, of a daughter. `wife
ES. —December 12, at Avenue-road, Regent's-park,
R. Jones, Esq., of a son.
ON.— December 12, at Sunderland lerrace,Westbournellorts
s wife of .1. Simon. Req., of a daughter.
,RAHA NOA.— Dec. mbir IL at Ilford-hall, Ilford. Easel*
rs. G. R. Scsramanga, of a son.
LLL4.—becercber 12, at B.ssex-place, Hyde park, tel WI"
E. L. Welles, Esq., ol a daughter.
MARRLADISS.
I.KMAN—HOW December 12, at St. Nicholas Church.
burs Norton, by the Rec. J. L N. Aston, E. M. Colema,
1 Ynekhouse, Sally-MIL neer Birmingham, to Bare Wig'
mister of T. Howkins. Esq.. of Eaton &icon, BedfortUbtre
)K —BARREL—December 13, at St. Philip's District Chant.
asua, by the Lev. A. Gordon, James, .on of Mr. J. Coot.
Cloudeelsy-square, Islington, to Catherine Mary,
Mr. H. Barker, of Halton-road, Canontatry.
NTON—HODGSON.—December If, at the pariah elltitells
Upham. by the Rev. W. H. W. A. Bowyer, Thomas George.
of W. Sf. Newton, of Greenhithe, Kent, Seq., to Hari
deurgbia of B.
DEATHS
Hodpon, Sag., of claphanscomnion.
'NGF.R —December 13, at Hampstead, George. second ad °I
Rev. Dr. Ainger. of St Boer, t umberland. aged I.Dre"°-...
,21f8.—December 13, at Higbgate.road, ^ •
lames, Esq.
W LAND. —December 11, at 'lambast, Wiltshire. W. SA"
id, th.
iltAS.—Deceagedasher 1!, Sophia. the wife of Hr. 0. Tboanlig.
loudesley-street. Islington, aged. I!.
RNElL—Dcoember 11.„ at the Vicarage. Wlitteldlick. ?.44
tarriett Archer. tea wife of the Rev. A.

TVNNEFORD'S FLUID EikONESIA.—The
ibedi cal profession tor thirty years have approved of Ole
pore solution of magnesia as the best remedy for gout and ste-
am:lde disorders of every kind ; and as a mild aperient It is ems.
tßivairdoapted for ladles and children. Prepared solely by
RD and Co.. Chemist., world, Hew Bondotreet,
London. and sold throughou theby all reepectabla
Ctution—ase that'' Dlunalord and Co. le en sack
heals and red label over Use cork.

Congress assembled on Monday. In the Senate
Mr. Sumner introduced a new test oath for the in-
habitants of the rebellious states, and a bill to en-
force the constitutional amendment by punishing
attempts to control the services of any person con-
trary to the amendment. A resolution was also
introduced declaratory of the adoption of the con-
stitutional amendment.
In the house the clerk read the lOU of members,
omitting the Southern representatives. When the
call for Tennessee was reached, a member from
Tennessee desired to speak. The clerk refused
him, whereupon an animated debate took place,
Mr. Brooks protesting against the omission of
the members from Tennessee and Virginia, and
declaring that if Tennessee were not in the Union
the President had no right to his place at the
White House. The clerk ruled that the debate was
out of order. The house elected Mr. Schuyler
Colfax speaker. Mr. Thaddeus Stevens offered a
resolution appointing a joint committee of both
houses to report whether any of the late rebellious

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Nos IL per bottle, or four quantities to cies for 12s. Bois
Bps* ileum Baumgarten and ,Co. 610, Osiordnhisst.
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WAIL •nd Co., GENERAL TAILORS,
CLOTHIZBS, HAT [EBB, HOSIF.ItS, &c., &c. , 06 sad 67,
Odadetreet, IL St, and IA Nee-street, Birmissham ;
BrigptcL__L__---------Leeds sad Westgate, Dewsbury.
BLOSSOM of HONEYSUCKLE, a delicate and
&Waged Datum, extracted from the dowels, by 'NO
HOWELL sod do., Perfumers to H the Princess of Wales
No. IA Three Ling-court Locebardetreet. Lattice.

KEATING'S COD LIVER. OlL—The Finest
imported this Seamen. —The PALE NEWFOUNDLAND,
Vere and tagieleas , the LIOBT BROWN, cheaper and of good
'Oft,. The demand for these Otis, most highly recommended
Ser their medicual properties. these
so peaty inereaard, that Kr.
Beatles,
being anibms to bring them within the reach of all
Wows. now imports direct, the Pale bolo Newfoundland, arid the
*own from the Norwegian Islands. The Pale may be had in
hell-plets, IL 6d.: pints, 'ha Sd. quarts, Se. The Light Brown,
IM Walls la ed.: quarts, 3a.—At 79, Bt. Paarehurclowd,
ondon.

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