The Express.
London, England, 1865-12-26 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.
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LIVERPOO THISrr Doal,' MARKET.
AY.)
(By Isamu, AND museum/a. TIL11011.1.14)
(anon OUR ows oosszsposolurr.l
Corros.—The market steady. Sales probably gag
8,000 bales.
The corn market is closed to-day.

TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
To•ds7 is s holiday in this makst.
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METROPOLITAN CATTLE MAERZT.
(THIS DAY.)
This isslmost a holiday market. The number of beasts
and sheep is scull. so also is the demand. The supply
consists
red
Thursday f
those remaining unsold from the
Monday and Thursday before Christmas. A few of the
choicest qualitiee find earthmen at rather better rites, bat
generally the trade is dull. From Germany and Holland
there cm 470 beasts, 3,01 h.) sheep, 22 calves and 50 pip.
Scotland, 19:.".• beasts ; Ireland, 40 ; and 310 for the North
and Midland counties.
Per stone, et 810 s. s. 4. a. d. 1 Tot dans el Sta. s. d. s. It
Best Scots, Hefting. 4 0 5 t Best Dos& fit-Intsils 0 0 0 •
Best Short-borns .. 4 8 4 10 04st Long-w 0015.... 6 8 6 0
Wood nail beads 2 8 8 6 1 Ds. 60. anon 0 6 0 6
Clines 0 6 0 Zvi's & esocoviqual. 4 4 6 0
Pigs ..—— . .. ............ 30 6 0 Do. 00. noes .. OO 11
Best Dna. Reada 4 6 6 Lambe .. 0 0 0 6
Beasts at market, 1,11); sheep and lambs; 0.610 ; tutees, 21:
Ma, 110. ____

SALE toF LORD PALMERSTJN'S Feruc ro.
Cambridge
House on Tuesday, the 9th January. The dining-rte
sable
rn snit., •
which is of carved Spanish mahopny, Doubts
pe of •
destal sideboard, massive telescope dining-tales, de.
The movable-room suite is in white sad gold, covered in
crimson figured silk, with mahogany bookcases and chairs.
In the breakfast room there is a splendidly executed sod
very illusive bronze pedestal botair stove by Vaillianry,
made expressly for his Loyal Highness the late Duke
of Cambridge. In the ball room, with which so
many distinguished visitors are familiar, there are
xd
and 2 for :ii light. each). Beanies theee there are ma
three very beautiful categlase chandeliers lope for 60 lights
, immense number of interesting objects in Sienna marble.
' mahoganies of d•ffeent Yields, maples, Ace, and the severs/
• I items of the domestic Act a. .
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- Il CRURCit AI•PUISTMkINT.--Slr rerwaru seroean,
1 ILA., of Trinity College, Dublin, formerly curate of
ii Bert., has presented the Rev. George William Grope,
Thorpe, Norwich, to the vicarage of Cleuchwartee, near
di, I Ring's I.yee. It is worth fieo/. • veer.
FRACAS BETWEEN Two NAVAL 0111611311.•011
:Saturday the magistrates of Brighton were eugaged in
- bearing a summons from Ccmmoder James Thurber's.
- ILN., against Captain William Boyle Card, R.N., calling
• on defendant to MA sureties of afternoon Compleinant
stated that on Wednesday he took a
lady to the Pavilion to bear the Military Concert,
and while sitting there defeadaut came and stood before
them for a @bolt time and then left. Subsequently, as
complaineot was going from one room to another, de-
fendant, who was standing ricer a doorway, said, " I over.
Lewd your remarks, cowardly fellow," shook his fist in
complainant's face, ad said, " You are • cowardly fellow.
You took shelter under your wife's petticoat going to
church." Commander Hewsoo, eLN.„ corroborated;
, and defend:int said that twn or three Years mra
1, In consequence of some surpleanurtnego, ho wrote
a geutleruauly letter, declining complainant's az-
, quainteace. Notwithstanding this. comelainant woe
1 contiuuelly " ta'king at him" io church and other
CIIRIOCS CEREMONY IN Sr. GEORGE'S•IN-TIIR- but thought it beneath his notice. He however, wrote to
places. This he considered most cowardly andblackgurilly„
defendant again in Oetober, declieing tils aoquaittance. but
his son having insulted him in Lisedowneedue, he took the
first opportuuity that occurred. which wee oo Wedneeday.
EAST.—(THIS DAT.)—A ceremony which is new of some .of telling complainant of it. The cowititnerlamen, limier
antiquity took plaoe in the parish. of St. George's-io-the.. Captain Thimbunes orders, bad also insulted him en more
Lest, so well known a few years since for its fierce mete- ,then one occasion, whether by his directions or so, he could
zn siastical riots. Mr. Reines, a parishioner, estahlished a free not say. Captain Thurhurn emphatically denied that be
\
peisriash",nate:duireendetedr
ttilat.thilel
of
atedrlhoriar
t teats
the candidates shall be unmarried women, Dave Defendant. who admitted that hd called Captain Tour-
. of I 70: tbl
et
• attained the see of 22 years, and be members of the' burn a blackguard and a coward, then bound over in his
!'in Episcopal Church of Ragland, and that they shall be able to own rerogoisance of 211)1. to keep the peace for six months,
. procure certificates from the several magters or mistreme and ordered to conduct surety in mg., ig two is loot. sick
with whom they have lived ohm they left the school of for his good during Mast period.—Suarce Adrcr-
- their general ennduct during their servitude. There ar
ee at riser,
... 0 their first
paina lifer
eto marrying ime of the fortnnatedramere at the Wakefield Court-house, John Lake, innkeeper,
a all of the 1001. rize. The marriage in most cases takes piece in every year there should be a drawing amongst the young defendant moat be labourieg under a &lumen ; and he
hwa 'I.
ye
hv
ee rhsoelt ed% i a:eh.:
hwoafy dthe le
Pa~ t a.l,lßeitikelii.b, 11.
ocem thought
it,i
unmarried women educated there for a marriage portion was certainly afraid that. if defendant continued to act in
present several preeperous tradesmen in the parish hwe , A
. AU within a very short period of the drawing in the parish
.!-SNOYINO RAILWAY PaniZICOERA.--On Friday,
on the Great Northam Rsilemy, an the 10th of No-
.vesper, also with,
at the same time, wilfully interfering
East Arbiter, was charged with smoking in • carriage
. &erste of et. George. which is invariably crowded by the
poorer classes of the inhabitants. with the ~nnfort of the other psearegers. Mr. Job* Lit-
- TIVERTN.--Ma DENMAN'S VISIT.Our future son, of Kip,* o.orooo Station, London, appeared in support
. member, the Hon. Game Denman, who is spending the of the case. The charges ageism the defendant were
Christine@ holiday, in our neighbourhood, arrived in Tice,. proved be Mr. Webb, mercheat, of Wallis's-mein...it.
• ton on Saturday afternoon. The liberal committee who Lseds, who ••imid that me the day in question he and life
notwithstanding this resolution there was a large ooneenrse I once commenced smoking. He politely requested the
met on Friday evening, resolved that as the visit of the wife and her mother, along with other pearengers, were
hen. gentleman was of • private character, there should be returaiog from Leaden to Leeds. Oo reaching Wakefield
no Public dilenoristretion of rejoicing on his arrival- But Station the defendant entered their compartment, and at
of friends at the station to honour Dim with the lusty defendant to give up, hot he persired in smokieg. sod as
cheering which Tiverton people can so well give. Mr. Den- ' one of the passengers was sofferieg from brehehitis, and
man Mara be the impress which, owing to the heavy was much annoyed, he threatmied to give the defeelant
zed ! take place on
hursday at the Town-hall. The committee penalty wee only 40a. he could weal afford to pay that.
i have finally decieed that the dinner shall be held at the The defendant said he did not duty the charge, he sots
Christmas traffic, was near two hours late. He met with into custody at the next station. Upoe this Lake beams
a moat enthusiastic welcome from his many friends as. very abusive, and tumid langusge very meet foe tombs'
rambled T presentation of the magnificent plate will . ears, said he did not care for the company, and as the
Athemenro.—Western rims. very drink at the time, and was sorry for what he had
A COOL WALE BY A BOMMAMBELIST.--About 2 does. The bench ordered Lake to pay 41. 9v. Mr. Webb
o'clock ors Tuesday morn as a young man was going was allowed es. foe expenses, which he directed might be
home past the new Congregational Chueh,
ore
in be was pat in the poor-bog.
\
startled by the appearance of a ghostly figure in white. as UNREATED LIMN FIELDS AT Cartorriran.—Thers
if itsa come out of the adjoining graveyard; Whether am at this moment standing in the parish of Buie,. near
it wa a " creation of the kont-ntereresd kale (es be was Redditch, three fields of %meat own which have boom
just oomieg from a public hones), or a veritable reality, he allowed to go tom ste in one
ell of a dispute about
could not tell. However, be mustered courage to approach its ownership. corn is standing on the Holteed farm.,
the dreadful oh** which he di
ogle eo lei • young and presente a ay! spectacle of waste. A great qoaatity et
wools free
asleep. She had oe ogle • eigdreve. mid. the corn has abed erne the grourel, and is eat
again.
\ on being awoke, screamed on finding herself inn the street. The rest forms capital feeding ground for the birds of the
She was taken to • house near and supplied with clothing, air. who visit the three fields ia thoneands. The wheat
and then accompanied home. She had walked more than was au excellent crop, and when se maturity woo
lialta-reile in her sleep. Dad got out of bed in • dream, tre- reckoned to yield about 30 bushels per sem The three
seise. locked lb* doers sod started by
her Nocturna looms, fields are together about 24 acres, and the total proton
------ without having been discovered by any of the femily.— therefore was abou 720 bushels, and villein the profits.),
, Lads Mercury. at only Si. per bushel, the crop was worth 2001. all of
lei 1 On Saturday morning five of the Fenian eon- which has been wasted. A few days ego • euesber 'of pees
•-• visits (says the Northern Wheel were sent to Dublin gst women entered nee of the fields and cat a the bid et the
-* route to Dartmoor Convict establishment in England. heads of corn lett.

lidts
digs'

\ PREFERENCE SHARES.
id Great Northern 5 per cent redeem. at 5 per cont. pm.
1061.
Great Weitern Original Preference per cent., 91.
FOREIGN RAILWA4I YS.
Great Imtemlmnrg, 161.
Ottoman (Smyrna to Aidin),lol.