The Express.
London, England, 1859-01-14 00:00:00

THE UNITED STATES.

LIVERPOOL, THURSDAY EVENING.

The steamship Hangaroo,brin gin g the United States
mails and New York advice. to the let inst., passed
Queenstown to-day at noon. She will be here to-
morrow (Friday) morning.

A communication from Posen, in the Breslau, Ga-
zette, says.—" Two out of the four persons Guested for being
engaged in a communist plot, concocted in London, have
been eat at liberty. The examination into the case of the
two others, a muter potter and an emissary from London, is
still going on. It has been proved that the het-named was
the some who in July hat distributed • number of revo-
lutionary pamphlets In Posen."
A letter from Rome, of the 7th, says :—" On New
Year'e-day the Pope sent a basket of comfits to the boy Moe-
tan by one of his holiness's chamberlain'. The child being,
of course, duly prompted, asked for an interview with the
Pope to thank him for the present. The audience was
granted, and the chroniclers of the Vatican state that the
tenderness of the Pope for the child, and the 'expansive
confidence' of the latter, deeply moved all beholders."

. .
M. Quetelet, the secretary of the Belgian Aca-
demy, has received 2,000 Mums from an anonymous hand, to
be given to tho author of the beet piece of poetry in either
the French or the Flemish language, celebrating "the law
of the Ist of May, 1834, which decreed the establishment of a
system of railways in Belgium !"
TILE PENINSULAR MAIL.—The Alhambra arrived
at Southampton yesterday with the Peninsular midi. Her
dates were—Gibraltar, Jan. 6 ; Cadiz, 6; Lisbm, 9; Oporto,
10 Vigo, 10. She brought 10 passengers. She experienced
o.n. weather. Her Majesty's ship Vulture was at Gibraltar.
A Hatch squadron was to Cadiz, consisting of two steam
frigates. and two steam corvette'. The Alhambra primed the
Peninsular packet Tape, outward bound, going into Vigo.
TELEGRAPHIC COMMUNICATION BETWEEN Ate-
TRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND.—According to the advice.
by the Australian mail, which has juet arrived, there appears
every probability that Australia and New Zealand will
shortly be united by a submarine cable. A survey hea been
made, and the report le favourable. The length of the cable
will be about 1,360 miles, and the cost is estimated at
160,0001. It is expected, if there be any difficulty in the
way, that that sum will be raised In the city of Melbourne,
as the cable will be of incalculable use when the Australian
malls go aid Panama, since the merchants of Melbourne will
be enabled to overtake the mail for England at New Zealand
• week after It has left Melbiurne' and receive information
from the mother country a week in advance of the mail for
Australia. .

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Lose OF THE "SAXON KING."—We regret to notice
the lose of the See Clyde ship Saxon King, bound from
Java for this port with a cargo of ingot. It appears that the
vessel had touched the ground somewhere on the Irish coast,
which rendered her leaky, but not to such an extent ea to
cause any apprehennion for her safety. The ship had reached
the Scotch o and Mtne to anchor early on Tne•day
morning off Cornwell Point, near the mouth of Loch
Ryan, where she WAS obeerved by the meter of the
Albion steamer, on its passage from Stranrser to
Glasgow' who sent one of his hands on board to
see if they could render any smistance. On board-
ing the Sam King, it was found that, with the
exception of the mutter end two Kamen, the whole of
the crew had deserted the ship. These, aided by the hands
from the Albion, made a strenuous effort to weigh the
anchors, in order that the Naiad might be towed into port
by the Albion. This, however, they foiled to effect, end the
Albion had to leave without her. In the meantime, a tele-
graphic massage had been despatched to Glasgow to send
down a powerful tug oftener to the 11.1tlIk1100 of the dis-
abled ship, which wu immediately done; but ere the tug
had time to roach the plat's, a 'wooed meetage was received,
stating that the veeeel had clink in nine fathoms water. The
ship and cargo were ineured to the amount, we believe, of
about 15,0001., a lota which will fall entirely upon the
Glasgow underwriters.-61sepas Daily Neil.
IatNIBETII BATHS AND WAsll-1101.:SES COMPANY
(Litt ii no).—Yeiverdoy the half-yearly meeting of the share-
holders of this company was held at the establishtnent itself,
Mount-street, Lambeth; Mr. It. Taylor in the chair. The
reporn stated that, after paying all thee:penese of the last six
mouths, there remained in hand a balance of 4171. 7e., oat
of which the directors proposed to declare a dividend dein per
cent. per manuals freeof income tax. The dividend would absorb
3701., so that there would remain the sum of 671. 7s. to be
carried to the socoust of the current half-year. The ettuon
opened well, for during one week of the month of June
12.419 persona need the bathe, and the receipts amounted to
3001. le. Sd.--the largest number of bathers and the largest
amount of receipts for any week since the opening of the
establishment. In July the weather changed, and the bathers
deem/A.3d, and the result of the working of the *ix months,
ending the 30th November. as compared with that of the
corresponding period of 1857 wait a fall of from 112,666 to
97,703 tether., and of from 1.7571. 16s. 4d. to 1,66 i1.19e.24.
in money, being a decline of 14,363 in the number of bathers.
and • consequent lose of 2031. 17e. 2d. to the compsny. How-
ever by letting the swimming baths fur other purposes during
the cold season, the directors expected to realize 11101. The
chairman, in moving the adoption of the report, said
he wished to explain how ft° a:mummy tilted with respect
to the Royal lintieh Bonk, in which, owing to there having
been a branch in the neighbeurhood, they had formerly kept
both a deposit and current ecconnt. 'rile day the bank
broke the former amounted to 5001. and the latter to 1751.
On that morning, however, hioneelf and another director of
the company (Mr. H. Meudelny) bestow Pied some intimation
of the rottenness of the concern drew out 1501., and they had
since receiveti 13s. in the pound on the rest of their debt.
Although he wee himself one of the asaigneee, he could not
hold out to them great hope of their getting back much more
of their money. On the whole, however. the company would
not he expected lure more than 1001. The report was then
adopted, and the dividend as recommended declared.

DENSE lUG.-(T1IIS DAY.)

REMARKABLE PHENOMENON.

We have had another dense fog in the metropolis
this morning,neceesitating the we of gas in the shops and
sll pieces of business, and impeding traffic in every direction.
About 10 o'clock a remarkable phenomenon was witnessed
with great interest by thousands of persons. To the west-
ward of London the fog appeared to open, showing in the
gap, which stretched across the hemisphere, a beautiful
violet sky, from which fell a broad bright belt of light. It was
altogether a remarkable sight, and, as seen from Waterloo-
bridge, its effect was most striking. The light spread
woes the Themes, over Hungerford-bridge, and the
tide being almost at the flow, the water wss
illumined is by an electric reflector. All around and below
the bridge wee darkness; hut, above, the outline of the river,
with its floating craft, was rendered sharply deer by the
rays streaming from the sky. The phenomenon was only of
brief duration; the fog gradually closed up on each aide,
shutting out the sky like a scene in a Christmas piece. As
the morning advanced the fog descended, and it was only by
the exercise of great caution that the traffic of the street
could be carried on; indeed, in some pert, of the City end
the East-end, it wee for a time suspended, while the 'tow-
boats on the river were compelled to cease running. At noon
the fog cleared off, and the weather became fine mad
seasonable.

VICZOBLeI STATION AND PIMLICO RAILWAY•

(THIS DAY.)

This day, at noon, the first ordinary meeting of
the proprietors of the above railway was held at the offices,
Groat Game-street, Westminster, Mr. WILLI% ?I LEE in
the chair.

The following is the substance of the report
" In presenting their first report to the proprietors, the
directors are gratified to announce that the works have been
commenced, and are in active program, as shown by the
report of the engineer. Within a few weeks the treader of
the Marquis of Westminster's property to the company
will be completed, and the contractor will then, with
one trifling exception, be put in possession of the
land along the whole length of the line. The
company are wider engagement to the Brighton Company to
complete the undertaking by the end of June, 1860• and,
considering the energy with which Mr. Kelk, the: con-
tractor, is pushing forward the works, the director* have
every confidence that they shall be able to open
the line and station to the public by that time.
The proprietors have been called upon to pay up en un-
usually large proportion of the share capital, considering
the short time which has elapsed since the passing of the
act; but, Inasmuch as the nature of the works involved the
simultaneous settlement of nearly every case of compensation
on the line, it was necessary to make provision accordingly.
The proprietors are already elven of the terms of the agree-
ments with the Brighton and East Kent compostss for the
accommodation of their traffic; and the directors are ham
to say that the latter company have commenced the wort
on their Western Extension from Strood to Bromley, and
intend to complete them by June, 1860, eimultansottely
with the opening of the Victoria line, thus com-
pleting the through communication from the coast to
the western districts of the Metropolis. Several schemes are
proposed to be brought before parliament this year, having
for their object the effecting of a communication between the
Greet Western and London and North Western systems, and
the Victoria station. Your directors, having given the
subject careful consideration, and looking to the probability of
one or other of the projected schemes being carried during the
ensuing cession, have thought it advisable to apply to parliament
for power to afford the additional accommodation which
would oe required for the traffic ef thou companies. They
have, therefore, deposited a bill (which will be submitted to
the proprietors in due course) for powers to widen the line
and bridge, and enlarge the station; but, with the intention
of withdrawing it, should no arrangement satisfactory to
this company be made for the use of ouch enlargement."
The accounts showed that the balance at the banker's
amounted to 140,6371.45. 6d., and that the cost of obtaining
the act of incorporation, including law, parliamentary, tog'.
neering, and of ioe expenses, was 7,7991. 18e.
The CHAIRMAN, in moving the adoption of the Input,
expressed his belief that the company would be enabled to
fulfill all its engagements, and that the project would prove
highly beneficial to the shareholders. The balance in head
might appear large, but it was expected that within a day
or two 110,0001. of it would be absorbed in the completion
of the Marquis of Westminster's contract. An additional
1,0001. would dose the cost of obtaining the act
of incorporation, and on the whole It might be considered that
the total was very low.
Mr. J. ELOIR seconded the motion.
A SHAREHOLDER said he was induced to take up shires
in the undertaking of the prospectus that the project would
Include an hotel. He was disappointed at finding no reference
in the report to the hotel, end he should be glad to know if
it bid been given up.
The CHAIRMAN replied in the negative. The company
had land suflkient to build the hotel, but it was possible that
this land would be required fur the accommodation of the
schemes now before parliament, and in the event some other
land would have to be provided for the hotel, the plans of
which were already prepared.
Another SHAREHOLDER asked for .01110 information II
to the distribution of the &hares, and the prospects of their
coming into the market.
The CHAIRMAN did not anticipate that they would ever
appear in the market except at a premium, for oat of 67 600
shares the directors bad only 1,511 left. Those that remained
were at the disposal of the shareholders. All the slum
issued had been applied for and were exceedingly well held.
The report was then adopted, and a resolution
fixing the future remuneration of the directors at /10171:-
year, and awarding theta 6001. for their past services.
The CHAIRMAN announced that Mr. Leo 13,huater sad
Mr. T. W. Henderson had been appointed to represent the
Brighton Company at the board.
Mr. William Lee, Mr. John Direr, and Lieutenant-,
Colonel Hadgate went re-elected directors; and Mr. P. P
Blyth and Mr. G. WiU were elected directors. Messrs
Ball and Holroyd wars re-appointed auditors, with a fee of
101. 104. each... _ . . .

The proceeding. dosed with a Tote of thanks to the
chairman.

THE REPRESENTATION OP BANIM2RT.—In accord-
ance with the proposal made by Mr. Well, in his &damson
Thursday evening, the 6th inn., that a ballot of the electors
of the borough should be taken, in order to ascertain which
of the three liberal candidates—Mr. Mi.ll, Mr. Samoalsm,
and Mr. Serjeant Pigott—has the largest number of promisee
of support, the committee of that gentlemen has welted upon
Mr. Samuelson's committee, and laid the suggestioe before
it. The proposal, however. was immediately rejected, on the
ground " that It is not for the candidates but for the 'led=
to determine whether they will adopt a ballot or any other
method of recacciling conflictinr cimeess."
enitter CHURCH DISTRICT, ST. GEORGE'S-EAST.--
Wm Burdett Coutes, who has for several years pan sent •
Chriedmam donation to the incumbent of the district, the Rev.
G. H. M'Oill, for the benefit of the poor, having expressed
her desire to give them a treat during the present month, on
Tuesday last, Jesuitry 11, the school children of the district
were entertained to the number of 1,200, with milk, plum.
cake, fec. The elder children wereamtmed with the exhibition
of a powerful magic lentern, and the younger ones with num
rionettes, tee. Upward. of fifty prize were distributed to
the Sunday scholar* by the managers during the evening.
On Thursday, ileneary 19, the peer who are in the habit of
attending the ;stein, of Christ Church, to the number of
400, were invited to mapper at the shied-rooms. The bill
of fare comprised 2441 b. of beef, 2241 b. of plum pudding,
2001 b. of bread, and 36 gallons of vie. The clergy, the
churehwerienr, and some of the prim ;pal inhabiimits of the
district attended to the yenta of the guss'e, and the large
party spent a very happy evening together, each and all
expressing their warmest thank, for the killdeers and muni-
ficence of Mime Burdett Conks, who had so liberally provided
for their entertainment.
INTERMEDIATE EDUCATION IN IRELAND. —Yeater-
day anurarrotte and highlyinfluentiel depubitina from the pro-
view of Übe er waited on hie En, fleecy the Lord-Lieutenant of
Ireland, at the Viceregal Lodge. for the purpose of presenting
a memorial which bad been agreed to at a meeting held in
Btlfaet on the 21st day of December lest, on the subject of
eatabliihhe ; a system of intermediate education between that
diesemmeted by the Khoob moiler the National Board and
the higher order of Instruction imparted by the newel col-
leges in Ireland. The deputation wee composed of about
thirty, comprising the Lord Bishop of Down, Comae, end
Dromore ; Lord Viscount Messareene ant Ferrard ;
Mr. Kirk, M.P., Mr. Dobbs. M.P., Mr. Greer, M.P., Mr.
Gibson Getty, ex-mayor of Belfast; Mr. Magee. of Newry;
the High Sheriff of Down, and Dr. Montgomery. Mr. Gib-
SCIO Getty having read the memorial, • Lune discussion of the
subject was entered upon by numbers of the deputation, and
the speakers in every instep.", urged upon his excellency the
great want which is felt in Meier from the fact that there
are not any school, in which a clawdesl education is afforded
to prepare students to enter the Queen's or other univer-
sity having power to confer degrees. Mr. Kirk, In
the course of his obeervatioae, end that the province of
Cider was amply represented in the deputation, and referred
to the preeenes of the Bishop of Down and eminent members
of the established and presbyterian diuretic,. and Lord Mas-
Dawns said that there was another body (the Roman catholic
body), which was the church de forte In Ulster, and which,
although perhaps net reprreented in that deputation, was
entirely with there. The Bishop of Down contended that the
Roman carbolic church was tot the church de facto of Ire-
lend. Mr. Kirk said thou Mr. Mere, who was present, was
a Roman catholic. [This little episode excited • good
deal of gad-btunoured merriment, in which hie
excellency joined.] After some farther observations from
members of the depotation, his excellency said that it
afforded him great gratification to receive such a deputation
ee that which bad done him the favour of their visit. He
entirely onticurmd in almost all of the sentiments expressed
by the several speaker", mod was in femora! of an intermediate
system of education to which they refsrred. He saw the
propriety, be would say the neenwity, of the government
taking the subject into consideration. All whoa!s should be
entirely non-secearith, and no the,. Ile well ell every subject
which the deputation had din-nowt, he expressed how ex-
tremely obliged be was for the information they afforded
blot. The denotation then withdrew.

THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 14, 1859. 3
MONEY' MARKET-Tizi DA F. Coats., 96, 961, 93;, 963; Thirty Years Anneals,.
LAW INTELLIGENCE, THE POLICE COURTS, SHARE LISTS.-IHIS DAY. 1.. tam 1 aterfall MINER.
arra 1 Pd. I 0 wear. Seas. eXpiiiog in April, 1885, 181, 183; India stock, 2911,
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(THIS DAY.) (THIS DAT.) -,a---_ 11. the 5 Wired eon Mama 2: dI 223; Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, of the first
TWO o'Cuseix. 5.1% _ MI: 110:10-4:1;3'ai; " Two &CUM Issue, 991, 990, 99; • Three-and-a-Half per Csat.
-.•- --•- IVerteekt 1 490 470
COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. MANSIONROCSE. The railwa share market to-day exhibits asr _ lin Nowa !lanai a/ la rtt The funds retain a tendency to improvement. At Exchequer Bods, falling payable in May next, 1001.
10111scaT sr • roartteN Tu. ! further improvement. The best prices of the day /AZ - orfarervix Irby%) /4. Ti 71 one period of the morning a fresh rise of 3to 1 per 1001 e
gouge is Bence.-(flesere Load and youstos /Mame Actirfirr, •a reapectably-thased Dutchman, who •ap- , have not bcen supported up to the present lOwsonapt .
wightems, Crompeon, HilL)Exchequer Bills have declined 2s. to 34., both the
March and June issue closing at 365. to 395. ;prem.
=liarsoohe eh„htmhslYt,tltheream us rut el. crar.;.,-.l.lthh'rjArgio,"„7: ' hour ; yet the quotations now current are in most , -
.3.7.,,onigijszil rata 1., '34 quotations of yesterday has since taken place. The A •
some" v. xii io .i. I s .% N 0 or ittaa.-PATAIT Mal..lpherefm.ll.lllls.
eel be
of ...cuing append end dreesing utensils, value instances } 6to / per cent. above those of ser -ama ym tura.) ai i s
- Maly Bertha . Lae It le
Thia
was
ea frrrim for the 'atnagem••• st • "W. 6N • er. geed the property of Mr. Chrietopher tithe, the keepee of yesterday afternoon. Caledonian formed an excep- pe _,, ef.etitesUithif IN et es market is steadier in character. In the share to
B
portion of the proceeds of the sales effected is her.
seedesertettes el 'beet teed is this mud AS Hsi a liondliag•hones for Gulp emigrant. in Awerica-.gears. HOD, being rather lower at 433 to 1 per =Jo - 11. oceeiiiharsor . 9 / 1 market', in which the settlement will be this India Benda
ousts Si Nal Prise, at Werminster. before Lad rut .. am. Itosettlllocaal all I day completed, the movement of prices is likewise The foreign stock market was likewise firmer in
,__ It served from the evidence that the prisoner had for sham London and North Western stock is LIM .. NerthWhed neottr US 9 1
gad • special jery, and in whi,h a verdict was me sem kw day. been lodging with Mr. Hahn, and hail 1 Lea •• Pa Oos. itit leased II NG ms character.
the pentif..,it now quoted 951 to 3 ; Great Western, 68 to 4 ; 600 liveri ao,i u . tAnig,) sin 64 a ff favourable. obnedsinreclusinsestoefadrey,ientvell7tT.
The Misery lskei
hi.
PlA°ll° to
"'Tic' is
a ship
6°°°t
to
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York d North Midland, 771 to 781 ; Bess- tau - artetasCa..aiiitio se. 1 1
General, lo pursuance of lens nerved by how the docks. The veer.el was expected to sailanEnglish, French, Lombardo-Venetian, and Indian Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares were firmer
re-investment
experienced 'd bl variations.
to-day, yet canal era e
1'2:6 hems. 1::,1=1,elt "led to "thee • ele. sass[ el • els- yeeterdey, and would have dote so but for sous wick, 931 to 94 ,• North Britiah, 611 to ceStus : 11; o„„tweerusettsekNlssni Its 41,46 nos railway shares are generally rather better. 'she old shares at one period reached S, to ; press..
ten 111 Mae 136 136 239 1
Na. Tama," Plata al been, ••111•1 delay in obtaining its clearance. The prisoner went on 62 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 97 to 1 ; Midland, e-6 • 6., u it If
;odor the Copyright of Mop,. Act. Role on gratit:d. board the vessel in the morning, after paying his bill and Hat to 3 ; Consols were first marked 951 for the Bth of Feb., and the new Ito ;preen. ; but a fall took place late
m i scoop C. 01117a7 1...W./1111, SA 11 wAT co • • beldlor the rade at the at
for
farewell, and would ' . suer - . rile d iiiral lOW-
and South Eastern, 221 to 1 per 1:;0". 11 ....
touched 951, and are now quoted 953 to 3. For in the afternoon, owing to the telegrams from Parisi
P•TeNT . %sr. • doubtless have escaped, bat for the delay which took place .. seethes) . . MIA I I
no }WOK aw Walter the lenziallenl War Amocietion, in the venters sailing. In the course of the day Mr. Mahn Northern Rea EVE 1.13Wa1.1 al m
Frenth railway shares are again firmer. _
_. E
op
of
v. and 4921'. for the latter. The old shares consequentlr
bra e& this ram against the defeedues for infrin.ging • discovered that a great malty articles had been stolen from of France are quoted 381 to 371, and Paris and IN :h.l„, ft 11l Pei money the price is the same u for the account. bringing lower prices-viz., 503 f. for the former,
The Three per Cent'. Reduced have been
left off at I to / prem. and the new at par, " sellers.'
raw, lakes eat for 101Prosecesills in " ashes" sad - fish- the prisoner's room, and a police-offier, with whom he corn- 6 110 In dealt in at 91 to 1 ; the New Three per The gales of these
s. '
naru at Paris are believed to be
isms" fa , oaserting the rails of railways. The trial took municated, went to the docks, and then found the prisoner, Lyons, 33 to 1. Lombardo-Venetian old shares . tes - Imager
merely speculative, whilst the purchases here are of
place below Lord Campton and a special ' ,
tat West- and in his carpet bog the stolen property. have risen to 41
to 1 prom., and the new shun 11,1 : pu 1,0.6 19,2 11$ 11
rear. sad maid in • verdict for the to par to 3 prem.Cents., at 96 to 963; Bond Stock at
226 ; the Indian Four per Cent. Deben- a substantial character.
The evidence having been interpmted to the prisoner, who Th., Indian
.railry shares kah What IL= 5 48 60
1111. 1E1"i", ""6 of the 41.11101/ 110 w moved for had nothing to gay in reply to the charge, he was fully are now quoted ex the hau-yeariy interest
Isar ...... ....... N n 31
Loa - irrarrNainnesiaii-
tures of the lint issue, at 991 to I ; and Ex-
a this ..allig upon the u to show eons why there ...um ex trim. ORDIELEY aßikellE WAD OPOthse.
sire Mar he a sew 01 es the pound that do wont ins CLERSENWELL. I no WNW -
1119011.1.•1110171. chequer Bills, both March and Jane, at 365. to 38s. MINES-THIS DAY.
'lleleel the weellee‘ she ue the Pee" el madheetka• oarAININO art: ATIONS wil! FALSE CHAIIat7ORS. 0. In- I Runrsra I r°""=" lal 9.1 a. Pd. ,I. g. i .... ON .. prem., showing a fresh reduction of Is. --.---
Male nisi .N.. I tart Orgasms. 1 I
Joke Chart, Wtgart, amen 30 yearn of ago, was brought u to m ft The foreign stock market is also generally firmer. Two O'CLOCK,
up i• the candy of Police-sortable Lambert, 135 S, on api a rl i NI tie•t.ro Siet 1°33/•,.„."..21.3Z,,,71r:• ri, ullii Nis/
COURT OF COMMON PLEA& warner, which charged beta al f01i0...-. Foe that the et el asi ...... . ♦
Amlalleo Wad Mei eld 1,01 27! The New Turkish Loan is quoted 4to 33 die. ; and In the mining market to-day a fair demand has
soppy is giwco,__oftwo, Lim cud Judi,. oakum. mid John Chtrl, Witten did, on the sth day of January ta sal --- NO lOW MOM° TeL ;Wad.. a
11,4- g theltaaeterworks .. al II 31
end Jaeger Withers, Creeds', sod liftin) instant, at the pariah of St. Parana, offer himself as a tier- al ii - ri i 12.ar Dailaajmaiii.ollo. $.- .. dense Mines, St. Ives Consols, Wheal Basset, Par
the Six per Cents. of 1864, 893 to 901; Spanish, been experienced. Shares in South Frances, Provi-
Portuguese, Sardinian, Peruvian, and Brazilian de
vent to the Great Northern Railway (to wit) aa • carmen, fe-142 - - gi .1
net Ammeteas Ire N ... -
•111101X0 O. PIALLI.-1 t oven 07 IMICIAIICU lthotialte b On le ertakblehltarTeLA all 49 43
• wit • f vied, and counterfeit cratificrae of hit chi- ; ta• ~,...„,„,,,,,
migaiiill.... 414
"4'.officiallyreported in the Stock Exchange
ibis wee sa rue spa a pelity 4 Immo sees the ,00sor au De.B.7 paint US ISO an la a Bonds are all in better demand. Sales are recorded
transactions
Consols and Alfred Consols are in request. The
county to the statute, ion. Kal I It 11.73 P N Do.o ail to Is as follows:-Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 102;
OOP Carding' . nig iba then ter es he • Neel 6/6` TIN Mr:Mope (Mumphrey, Son, end Morgan) attended for 141 all • • sistT bwe 10, p.a., „„....„, soi 111 ISt comprise Alfred Coneale, at 91 ; Providence Mines,
use bad been tried [sire Lon Chief Junco Comkhoro Is .31. L.....,..,. le to u
Air Lie ' '' '' Ns II WisailatellLl 6 111 IN
o II ti ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1858, 84/, at 66 ; and South Frances, at 230 and 233.
Loren. rem this mate
Lyra exile
Ns pita g S _, dam re lleoldur 3 ; ;
Mr. Wilde Dow min/ nib Oa wee • PIMA far Ms kgr. l=„ Olihe.dee. !„..leii.tr.k. for the prommtion, N.
re --- 4 .3 i alieri. I c.....10.1'5g-• 933 ; Mexican Three per Cents., 191; ditto, for ac- Foreign and colonial mining shares remain quiet.
-.. t 6 it
deferloge, sag awed that this dshmee set ass that this .....d the um, ~,,.:,;;;;;-„, lb. 5,i, , e the t month 1,,,,-.., sin • and • Do. Pratereses -Si4. SO ny of South Australia have been dealt in at
leil°lll.lleewen relied el Lier,,,e: -The geee gelled Si the Great Northam Rail eay.oftC," King's- nun hen. i : *lb I liaz.nasoraltellie gu le count, 19i, 191 ; New Granada Three-and- The shares of the North Rhine Copper Mining
a-Half per Cent. Active Bonds, 20 ; Peruvian CemlN
the bran event toy poludimme sad when a hum sommot ..... 1,... k. ..., 11,. Tk„,,,,,„, with..., the to. •ed ire - . okra Ile Imre /tea _ - -
sea. " a Noe wee dons ho the acearne, rd tie sessemt of ---".„„. -.1 ~., imo. sms wwma ta.aalf aa a car., M. I% Ina IS 110.10 et. Neon ros= - 101 lee Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 90$, 90, 903 ; se. prem.
a. HO 01 7.190 * De. New .. . . • 11 les Tne result of the ballot of shareholders in the Port Phillip
I" k" wsk eat the "a •14 seamy °Them el 41••••1 ib• Lthre ...Err the Milowing certificate t-. Eafield fir: to =i. 61.1C4,6 1
23 mak s mu. ma emit'isK:. all 1 II ditto for account, 903, 91 ; Portuguese Three and Colonist Gold Mining Company, liken on the quedlood
rTetteee dee " the eheemelee' The "met* hove
Wow. ry •Wir;rieber 10, 1851 -I hereby eet Iffy that I • 1% ri..;esil fahl
o.loealrealrahuLailierthal.te 0111 r;
..... wi of • declaration of dividend, the election of directors sal
per Cents., 1853, 47 ; Russian Five ne
ana power berg the nun be dent the sederweiter se ct; .r.... 1 b.is uss so my ...0.7 u fi,,,,,,..,,,,d,,,,,,etb5. 110 ;all =l,lieriallellsol- si IA 1301 I 6 WM. N Ladles ad Luz no ea .... - r audi and remuneration of directers, resulted u follows:
the esmene ell de M. ft Iran. re ass r settle It is se. to no" lise.„. 1.. I • h goes , I seos WI. Old $3,000 II Webs Linetani., OII6I hi _ Ceuta., 113 ; ditto Four-and-Half per Cents., -Per,2o,63ostarre,l,o3ovotee; against, 540 shares, 27 mtge.
gay
with hie healer' Th• lehemieff is We ewe time Itteeet rei:doet end shilty._ Bea boves"*Ll 'it:Krone' gl.c, a . re- Cid') •4--- til:', it tri 1::. ..„I"`creiL'ir?,6 cal "" " 99; Sardinian Five per Cents., 871 ; Spanish Three
e• NN6 we'se WWI lild"Ww• sad Ole relneelnence nee Uwe dmoso la wry motatilehmon, end 1 have no hesitation is re- ahe a. sup. sea Weil Ileal it, It! l,r, ei Mao Um. eV 7 7 additions to the board of direction. An interesting and
therwegat dram sees ultras all wile the hoar ia the and dt. 10 000 w per Cents., 441 ; ditto New Deferred Three per Captain J. Vetch, R.E., and O.D.Keogh, Req., are the sew
ring ler he off skean= of treat or reepourbility. ss /6, tussoseeerlausula. 64 07 Mari silenal Iniesna Oa. 6 1 1 iln useful ground plan and sections of the land =ld working
.n.y. Thiett •e• " am".••"•"Wil•••• dia. Pisbelrs rreWm invest." Time =num was told that be would es au ..d Co OW -.. lii 51 Az =askintatsai ii 4
erase, sod teenne the he meld sot mionamis this scan. 11l es reCents., 291, 30 ; ditto, for account, 301, of the Clam gold field, belonging to the Poet Phillip midi
en es at.en, odro, so tied lis shoold loss so limo pending the km .... ......
In the ether heed. It wee proved estieleteraeLley tray.' sines smo is „.pawed sew lie HI we WS I 3 11.11.14.11•1 -§ 111 la
. 9 ea Was.e day the prisoner . 1,1 Two ineir: WA 67 07 II 71 lil .ran. sostesholm ell 1 t 30 ; the Committee's Certificates for the
Moony Journal at laeoimune.
Colonial G. old Core. pa_ne, have been published in theCoineol
Lltill teat be did met have of the dna The dry, ~,,,.„ to Mr. asbilleim a vary um ko. which he bop tw g ei, .e . Set t Wipt to st Raneella 211 - 7 Unfunded Coupons, 61 ; Turkish Six per Centso At a Quarterly General Meeting of the Adventurers 6
' anal tied it wee a caster Ileemhp,lll.'m a'"" '•
that hot inalfins• weld Ink rmr the lad of hi. haveg • i de AI • I di. tit De.. fjtise ram- If, ,h. J.. Niheld yesterday the seconds showed
ancluate sae remounts, NMI the need= sow yam , ___.s • was Mgr Delos -.-
, toms big name ; Orr thid ho had hew a long time out of iii se moms -ass w.sssss - - a total for males of ores daring three menthe, 3,3701. 14e.
1854, 90 ; ditto for account (Jan. 28), 903 ; ditto Six Wheel Kitty (SeAgnee), , _ _
whether' the 14•1•61 au Ise" h 7 the amellet elehelell ''' ' employment ; that be bed got a pine to writs a iota- Ul an De. New-. • • •-•- Pen nremloadabla all 1S II per Cents.,l6sB (scrip of the first series), 81 to 811 ; costs for these months, 2,8041. 13.. 6d, tesvieg • profit en
did em ecteetly tram se it anialek be his (Kr. Wellborn's) some ; that he knew endless
1r rateiraraiiit Orara 113 113 1125 5 WO ens. a ortandensi so to II tl IN f
De-11w . II IN DI Pei 171 i d The re opt from tho
ditto, second series, 33 dim ; ditto Guaranteed Four the quarter's working of 6881. Os. 11 .
Relit gnawmanager, Captain Eawerds, was very satisfacry, and ho
he hod mhos en unwamusiable liberty, and committed v. ..
&VS lonise 1171.1admima- 1,..i. Oet Sle II 1 0 64,,,e do. le viry., iai...t.i.. a i 4 .
per manager.
INN Wutallinelerroll WATlR•Wolltle COMPan7 1.. a pest NUN ; That he was tempted mos more to trust to tll2 laitlealVaiiiati t.l 17 a: 9 4 Dow i 1n5...-.. all 1,1!
7, smicipmed ineressing the profits In the coming quarter.
1101.1011b.P.-A. rho, rmli CALA& hie pamerary end Medusa which he bad experienced so et.,19! Rirate..lbsLA Unser& el 14 ii le" ow ... •• •• se ,
-- en Ikea. 1 keel Mad Ilbar-... de a 61 At Paris, this morning, according to Mr. The annual meeting of the Cornwall Great Consolideted
Tlaiglaradrir 'Miura IA". aa• *wag Ira Is was au =ma of, sod that If the =thorium of the railway mut. is. 1411,1 1ew4'1•11"..... 7-- :* len len IMI I 130.00 Bt. seersh re. loner ICS 176 1371
I,lll6enms to thar ompsay, whin hod boss Ansi se no clearer, eo (erawaser) hived he would once more befriend ex. la Do leg . iiii6;„. 71 71 li,Mi 1 Solt bionnlbe Led all 37 ID os Reuter's telegrams, the Three per Cent. Anita
The following ' will sell 1,307 toes of copper ore 4
mines
theleedise The ere ears ea is Ma hmilmo Lord Chid W. Mr. Wiii,,,,., ....a. logoiri, sad 1... the mime of ae. ej rd. Olt.a.wer nelson - Itio- eserneeTa. Sap sil Ile
Midi Da Do. Ueda...l .1 a were quoted for the account, 69fr. before the Lead and Copper Mining Company is called for the athirst.
Swansea on the 25th inst...-Cobre, 634: Hes/havoc. 277 ;
Joules Orden= whoa s eel wed 1666 lea
ns thaw Na hours received the following letter W all eere,AbosAtEleea 11 131 itatecS Trestataroo.O.Or 5 - .
Me wafter he she opine el no fan met ope nano " Bake
Brewery, Enfield. p 9 Hewn 6 Ismeghtldweed le, 1.0 Van Drosth Ira- 196 19 11 opening of the Bourse. Upon the regular Wheel Marin. 222 ; Knockletholi 131 1 Weeteet.Bar-
celona, 20 ; Browheed 83 ; Dettrode, 14; Swan Elver. 4 ;
t . Si. TOMO looks ....... la MO 101 opening of the market, the quotation was AY .11.4 1 ; mow. isms; 3 ; end (hobo; 4.
preetlena WI few. " Jan. 6, 1858. pai pewry,trammoimagea ..• - M. M De.
*,Mr. Smak is. my" 0. • ale W awf NON Nbe " Bir.-In answer to yours of this morning, I beg to date it. •Ili rerema omems Nies IL ets so 69fr. 20c., followed by a relapse to 69fr. Sc. The
Me Ta 3114
IN 034 allt 111, WI dikudsnds 6 TlT** da` that I ass to
unable to speak In favour of John Wipe, 0 • 1111 f
mark MIN ~ _ II 11/ 611121 latter quotation is 45c., or nearly i per
rota,. Would INI be 716101011. Ma IN Nita 11110 a 110'1 se by coon/rocs in him whin in my employ wsa greatly enle- IL
pie
markDyr. NM rd D. ••• - LOCAL ell MA111.378. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.
lees I . 4"1"11"1"" " "."4" do hesseteletillralls plead. After haring embezzled various sums of money, he tI; Ir. e'ims,l7,,,stsweE7._.-" r„ it ew $ 4 -- cent. above that current at the close of the Bourse ---•-
the romper, is beam esewery le Merge of nom deaareped, and the enclosed letter is the tied I hue heard iii . tif In W. Z. lbw li Of ili6 li me Is ._Timselag. 13.-Tbs motet wee Innen dar meg demist the yesterday. The telegram states that " Great MARK -LANE.-(THIS DAY.)
which were awilsased. The omen tons uss to plum nom os bin, rise. You may judge from the Manta what la 106 1 teat. .inas. II 5-tneektwas• 11 MO 6-16 Vito
es tra semis se dr •indsmil, who woe charism 4Ss sessocur 1 could rive him other than being -Meath, excitement that "the article
a..ix 10 lkoll ..- 171 15 DI i 0 71 ot -Chow ad unhook It i -aware Catalan 9•16 1 continues," but addsln Mark-lane to-day the attendaece of the trade was 61r,
ito Nerd ...obo. pi ...gain Weir% MI ii-Lescesiere nil Imbibe. 1 the tone quiet; prime of most articles unaltered. The supply
T4.39P911. MI he wil lis WwWw wore •I'" 1,0166 be unheated .hate of impudence.-1 remain, 1,77.71.0... • • tans . ► -beedee ma Ilerb Weems, nil f•-ibilien IN lin the Constitufronnel has had a good effect."
the ~sipeny. The 666664 com was *hi the mos.et, A. F. W1tE711.7111." ell 4101• S. '1 11 1-North &UWE 9-Dirwleks. o•4-Term 4-Ter mod peep Mittirgiup of home-grown grain was small. The arrivals of faie
-Ira autism se 9-DaT39. 33 tilt.:(l4l, 5w.06141 -
'LUZ:I.' 'eel te he ...1111_,._.....h, hem ~ weel ...__l4B %eh cases se them wired the greatest importance, ea the m alit el mlitithoutheithe , ~,-,._-.: ii 4*i 4.1. 14 ovoid Trunk of Omar el 1 m Wiser nerds. letniety is felt with regard to the manner in which
'" -- e. Net•Nejoy I. -. "" ea ateetimi of carman was one of high reeponsibiley, and they ft. li erased. hew. le.Welw. 11l 0 161 4. the approaching fortnightly settlement in shares small of wheat, barley, and oats. _. .
grain into London this wmk were reported this mornlog
40..55
•86'"1""i'lg 111" ". INe be P• 7 mti• "'Am trusted with property to an unlimited emneut. so 1 6 die WREAT.-English sold slowly at last Moneay •
feet was that at the Ire the ellerimi was =ado, two of the -7..........:=. air tie will be met in Purls. " Executione" are stated to be Foreign unaltered in value. White 425. to 60e. • red, MU. Is
Mr. Tyrwhitt said the priaoner had pleaded guilty to • Li igitimomi •„ „ Br iii Last night a lecture on the progress of education still in progress in that market, where the losses of 48s. per qr.; Dentsk end Konigsberg, 435. to 55:1. per 4941 b.;
"al' had 6/".37. br"milirl...." Wee lehlehted that * very serious charge. It wee upon large companies that than N. . NI IN
all meet. the &heart wee met %hi for then.aer and on the Kinder-Oaten system as a basis of national ran-
,. frauds were more particularly practised. He should order r• &Won. was delivered at St. Martin's-hall by Madame and the speculators have been teem Ftove. ready at last Monday's currency. Town, 30s.
Thy Pau's"' ' ilia! Ithe thalmathd that ae '''re . the pe- nier to pa fine of 201. and 10s. cram, or in de- a'' theetehee II 5 gliiiiiriiM "4 1 db. 45 endons. Were it Rostock, 46'.. to 50e. ; other Baltic ports, 40e. to 48s. per qr.
sere demurrer. the .pule min led bade be put into Hen Jolumnes Rongs. poseible to trace oat the chief winners, it is sus- to 40e.; Norfolk. 23e. to 29e. per 2801 b. ,_' French, 325.
fault to imprearate: fn the Roue of Correction with hard St. El Oh Me eri
la lonia of tippet ail case. C.
=•:: -. r 0., .. PARLIAMENTARY REFORM.-The Mayor of Nor-to 34e. per 2801 b.; Amer., U.S., 225. to 2.55• per her.
Wear for two calendar months.
1.-,4 rented. N. IN Webs. • i 74 with (Mr. George Middleton, one of the prindied manufao- .
pected that the morality of not a few persona in
BLIILIT firm at last Monday's prices and tending uremia,
-. The primmer was locked up in default. 5$ ilestikeniaWitrarafrai 4 IN Were of the place) has declined to sands to a request made India-
high office would be fatally compromised. Roost,. 280. to as pe„. tourist.; Bolt* 240, so 3ho. ; woo
COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. ANOTHEII CANE.
Maths Parrett, aged 25, de
as s labourer, of 11, ila -,.-,11011411°•••• es- 717 to him to convene a " common hall " earths citizens on the criminate reflections upon the French functionaries mete, 21s. to 25e. per qr.
(Before Mr. Cammaituner Fano) Butherlaild-terrace, Cakalonian-road, war also brought up sse Dernodm, NI Ni
• Pr OW 3611 •.• ••- over lea Monday's
rates. British, 'elate 28s. per qr. • Russian, 19s. to • pit
~..Ceeeketimidely.,..rdsearietrer.,,teel,keteriect. bAy ettieheesdemieedeirththitisisislathel as a body are rightly discouraged by the public sense °Ate is fair /.mane, at 6d. Per qr. . v..
isse 11 t. 1111.01. On remand, in the custody of Lambert, 133 S. barged with Lis Tye rem sad It swears that they still intend to have • demonstration of justice ; but upon no former occasion qr.; other Baltic ports, 20s. to 28:. par qe.
t the Great Northern IL 106 Vale el iamb NI II
The boakmpt was • baltreller of Aldine-chambers, bao_et,e9 °geared himself ",,.,,a a",„„„_seth- to - - cm ths subject, at which it is rumoured that some redical
Petenesier-rovr ant was coquetted with the publication of '"""eay 'eel*" with a --, a-e-''' and counterfeit mss- a all Watramin. .-. II 01 11.P.'s wM be present.Ns te 405.; Harrow, 42e. to 445. par qr. Foreign, 37e.
l Boss
has the shamelessly intimate character of the Brans arm at but Monday's quotations. English_tick,u,
NORTH LONDON OR UNIVERSTTV COLLEGE Hos- retettons -43 e. per qr.
pleaded guilty. 6WI Daafros. near.= It a 6
wa. the day eppoitted for the certificate meeting ; but the 1,, rime ~,.,,,d tut i. this ca., the 9th.), if pmeome • I all Ea. 111 INILINAW/II * el
setrues , wientee to tent the validity of a trutraction with , h h "9" N sit wad ?ITAL.-Another munificent contribution of one hundred Bourse attracted so pointedly the finger of pablic Pees gide! at Iset Monday's prime. English bothers,
!Bose
Mr. the filth of the same amount, to be added to the ix-
Mr. Tilling, an *deferent...at for three week. wee weed on. poetise to he signed by Mr. Geoege Archer,
f Pottericlet°llTr - hich tad that the '
, war Barnet, and w sta pre- -
VOZZION 1•113WATIII. meted fimds of the charity, wee yesterday received from its
scorn. Debased though the standard of morality in to 40a.
to 425. ; Hog and re. y, 38e. to 425.; foreign white. Inei•
Mr. *red ors, for the amperes. Mr. Walters fur e bass/actor John Hibbs[, Fog., of from France has become, since the inauguration of the FLoATINO C•7007.6.-7T124 number of...ivain and
..r.,
pp.* creditors, sad lir. Lawramte for toe bankrupt. setter had been it his employ for twelve months. The me- pk. Ip. I nun.m. 1 Sena prisse. 1 dabs. =uallaidenhearl. ' modern reign of speculation, unrestrained by a Wan easels 3431,03•03 arrived at pub of l Since late
ix ILO WAII,S. ASI. daLtov. 117loato, cm tuptotz, tared out to be a forgery, and the , .-, i"...0." a.m.._ s day amounted to 25, viz., 6wheat, 10 !Maize, 6 Barley, 2 Cleln.
The bankrupts were glimmer. and ship and insurance had y bun employed by Me. Archer for about es su Amos. ... Geotooicet SOCIETY.-The following paper
gagged, or spurred on by a mercenary press, the I Beans, I Rye. In the abeence of larger arrival., awl
broken, et Graeae btu. teethe'. Their application for met- =Law le e IteesrairafaraigZ__,,__W-e $ dle, ese will be read at dm next evening meeting on the 18th rast. t- - le of cot rap- with a restricted choice of cargoes remaining on sob
Kr Tyrwhitt fined the defendant Mt. sad 10s. costs, or I '37 =.l6".'''''''''" e i... On the Gold.diggngs at BallemL•• By H. &paw. gorge of the nation nate at the spectacle
dew-. was eppmed by Nr. Sirgool andplr A. Turner, fro is "'ma. .ls ell le lassielessee ..,. from previous import!, the businees dune this week in kWh
creditors ; Mr. Cessna, ler the soignee, offered so t six worm bard labour, sen ClarwwwmaTeniClLlSAl. i le EP. Ceeninsalcaleal hi' W. W. SW*. E 59.9 Ben 0.8. tion in quarters which, to inspire respect, ought to log was confined to a few trutractions in chest.
twos, and hr. Lawnee..nd Mr. Luaus., .pp, in a far 7.110 prisoner was locked up in default.
sil VI teralera..... . : 2. "On a New Spates of Cephalagels from the Old Red be not merely free from reproach, but above sus- I-rover than woe
nearly all of which at prices general y ,
bosky MARLBOROUGH-STREET. a u Dor a11gua,...:::: g II ft Barstow err Ludlow." By J. Bray, Emq., M.D. Com- . .
=untested by Prof. Husky, F. 0.8. locum. obtainable last week. Egyptian cheat recovered in miss
His WWI: leOw gavejudgmeat. The Wakens.. mew. Illation otA it. aLs, &c., Pilo% 7M x outeNTAL rice!. 91 all Nariirsei mon ..•-•• a• me about Is. par quarter from last week's decline. Metre wee
sod woe. w 01,,,,,, b,,d ...„, „,.1.4 to ,b. bw00,.... of ,k.s, Notlonomel JoAleson, a waiter at the Oriental Club, TM- : 33e 41.3ft,ratig sp „. = - DESTRUCTIVE FIRES.-Yesterday morning, be- We record it to the credit of the London Stock fully maintained upon Let week', prices, and in tore
father, who wee relieved to le a wealthy mesa, in Apra, alrfi,a-stmt. Ilaaorn-talwa, we. charged with realise •oa Ni gnat tiaseal 0 mow - - [verve the hours of one and two o'clock, a fire, attendedinstance. more money was saked, but since last Friday so
Ex h that des 1 the traordinary extent of
pt e ex
1,56. Wallin Walton was then Is Auetraba, where large quantity of •ictuala, &c., the property of the trustees of the mso us. lIMIMPVISMIImsne. if n with serials' lore of property, broke out on the premien of e ehfle We was reported up to this day. Barley end oats were held
constastment• hid been made by the bra ; sued e1e....b. 11 II tlonsa Orating m• .m. Mr. J. Nincom,fruiterer, No. 258, Kent-steer, Borough. The the recent fluctuations, the failure mentioned yes- for en advance of 6J. per qr. upon the rates current debt
se di Ire Ocaemossar Dais -. ..
on has worn in February, 1157, bringing ninon .68.1. Osorge Quiddiegtoe, the steward of the club, geld the le en own sad ?wawa
e ay cal one thefortnightly days ago. Beans ere quoted le. per qr. higher than last
.IA. jeadli,..... rem A .th.lje, it erne de, that ty., 2,.. fInWIIIIff wee etooloyed ea • wailer et the ciao, and that Is 11 $ Lantlanna Voseliw int rN I I who immediately gave the alum. The Royal Fire moues, week. Dad and millet-seed nominally unaltered in value.
was tuts el) iseolvent, partly from the Austrelian home, sad Ws premous Died he was brought back to the club ia 312 stt W.T......4 0......
.. se well se the scrams from Southwark-bridge-road, Water- settlement has yet proceeded. To-.y an arrive cargo of Taganrog barley fetched 21s. per
partly from depreeraten te Ibe *aide of ships a wrath their - e.
lasted, of • constable, bating a bundle with him containing re z, 1:7,;,' a.. p.',", .. . ... leo-reed, and Watling-street, were promptly on the seer, The discount market remains easy, and in some 4001 b., C.F.Y. to London,
peoperty coueeril '1 hat eas the time when the bankrupts7l 96
hod, ec., the properly of the club, as ell *saw a 164•114;:etli iii Ili but the latter were rendered perfetedy tmeleas, . fracti n ARRIVALS LETO LONDON FROM JAN. 10 TO JAN. 14.
shoeld here looked their Viers is the face end brought them Moneta. 339 A. said that between 9 one 10 04 the ,Pro' le sit Dalle.a.emr.f as the turseock was absent from home, and no instances the best paper is neffettated at a 6 sure teem& less. Data.
to the knowledge of their emitters. But they hod serank ramie night he stopped the prewar in Hanome-psee, II ell gorthersel haws -. 361 11l IT
Ot2 Do. New Worm . - - - water was to be obtained for half en hour, during below the Bank minimum. At the Bank the appli- were no '• •
111 1 4.91
.41
from the erdrel and etrogeled on until their joka Hervey-squars, having at the time a boodle with him. le .I pecominprum 6,74-.. 15 11. which time the dames hell" through the reef end lit cations terds I °dente in amount.
yes y were on y m ikeeer -------
OM i
da Ws aniounteri to 4Om , and t heir joint ~.. He asked what it coalsincd, sad be replied, "If you went M 7 rattrap
la an sad aellesr l3 175 INWale .. . ..... 1190 ....
1, .ii6i..
procured, and the &emu, by mounting the wall, and At Vienna on Wednesday, the panic on the Bourse luau sigirieU.f.oro ; hens Moor, 1.360 mon. .14
mu would not exceed 3,imet. or 4,0001., or about to •am nu had better go bock with roe to the club." He is sii emu
Is. ed, re the posed. Too t005,,,,,,,0 e,05 hewn then took him to the club, and sent for the steward. The u $ mem Meanam roofs of the surrounding houses, were enabled to pour water was more severe than hen yet been experienced. IMPEILILL LVSEAO/111.
es
goilty of • grog ovonoaarolal ,-,.., la ',woe, 0. e$ Ob. beadle contented vitiate articles-meat, breed, sugar, and 44 4
444 am T a l_l
..... in from both sidle. After several hours the flames were The Five per Cent Metallics are reported to have Wert sipniznd 31stre'lli girt 11.1
ler, utterly regard:gas of the mutts to whoch such medal IT.D. 1141 mad he wee very sorry, and knew he hid done je a imam, = .. - extharnished, though not until the house wan completely fallen 11 to 13 per cent, whilst the exchange on '"1" it •••••••••-- Me ad Ste Id b. 101 as Od 41s St 411
ly
mew lead. This was a course which the c ,urt bad over and wrong. gutted, and the adjoining prembies much injured. The mass40N Ild SO lid lle 10d -ills It 4.11 11 441
over aged denounced, and which mtrit it:eerie. ita judg- The prisoner tit the meat and the bread were what he g' 2 aihm.L.,-- r,.. Fi of the fire is unknown. The loss will fail on the trammel, London rose from 103 to 105.50. At Fninktort, a -
-- i.. ........ .... Ott re la no lild 31. Id el. it de
mei.. Certain of the creditor, bad thmitht it wise bed left from hie dinner and supper. •••••- 11 Union, British Empire, and other °Mem. While this lini fall of 2 per cent. likewiee took place in the Austrian Jr. 34s 109 3b 41 114 Mk lb seta On Me
to &Wino rose of eke by- way. of tbi, kw by helloed said We bread and meat weighed lib. a S Deralitr-em... - h tit tell was raging mother broke out at Mr. Webb's mows" 23 funds. - 5 al id 31s 131 lb Id 30. 33 96 41. M
hiving a dad w compo.itios b. thii, ~,.. • au The escretsry said he believed it to be pert of a &Mem car- se sil C. 6,
,- to and 24, Queen-street, Stepney. The fire °eminence!! is • During the next two or three 5 _aye considerable error us arras we 671 SIP 71 21. 11 31i let 41. 01 04 l'il
its oaly diem bed beta to compliode mineee, sod ried wt. s 4 WallemietereTWiiii Illi SSO shed about 70 feet long and 20 feet wide, and owing to the remittances of specie are expected from New York Torr.-Wheat, Dale? Oata. 11% ban% rd IN7a. N
isersose tin espane-the @spottily* min the dad hang Mr. BildhAn, said it Wee teal_ll efftwishinit that • Men le Walesa arms- - - inflammable nature of the stock, spread with amaveg rare-
bits 2,40 h, Baabrup4cy lousuoi. sus the
they us. with reach a good situation should be so regretful of his duty. - Mt). Meeseowers were despatched to Jeffery-eqtetre, Watte-andthe West Indies.
MOW 10/WINO TO PIWOreAIIOIII Or TOR &WWII reamer
IninaT mime ma sea mess MAW.
allowed to pan those 000mmosios; beg wk.. ..k.d pc„, For a mull quantity of food be had /UMW himself. He must MITSUI POSSIN9IOIIII street, and Wellelose-equare for the earner, which promptly Messrs. Cowell and Brock, brewers, of Southwark,
Dos 4. Dee. iI . DN. IS Dee. 96 Jan, 1. 1 Jas. a
their onifeates, a very active onions syessles the put of he committed 60 two meth.* Ilt 1 wet! Ilastwan. I thaw sass.. I Wen arrived, followed by severs' others from distant stations. whose case has been some time before the Bankruptcy - earls. ---;- --- - -
perieres esseared with Lloydirreasuwheeserdered tier- SOUTHWARK. lelt el allbaba •N. Limones .. - - A good supply of wateebeing procured the engines were set Co
' tut under the arrangement clauses, have been el as•
41 0 -1. .:. - - 1-..
salvos ummigm4 Many clomps nee brought *mond the cialuiTTAL OP A BRAVE OP nIimFLIETERS. 1.1 e sumrarasths. !s.a.e.& ii an I
pm
to work under the direction of Mr. George Fogo, the district made - -
bankrupts. Their liabilities are said to amount so s : _ - - 3
rumps; the priaentrel MN IMO Oat gf their Charlotte Coley sad Amos /earns, alias Ikon o, wen brought 15
IS e Do. adds Oaeleg i-- dr me sm Im ia foreman, but the fire was not evinguished until the onetime:a 42 1 - - •••••••1 - -
44 De. de. at set to bout 20 0001
west burnt out. The cause is unknown. The Ices will fell about 20,0001. •
tresseoests la the purchase mind lab of she Serbs up for tioal esanitastioe, charged with ensiling two piftea IA di Ira law 2.-ii. u
Suds, bat the Cede did ad support the theire7 of robben and some braid from the shop of Mr. George Ms all Paw lOs on the Sun Fire-office. The arrangements for the " clearing "in London ss to ... -- - -
hearers et 14
awl the bankrupts hod sought to lindk Lloyd, Bosley, Ttewbv. 136, Walerloo-ro•d, and • piece of silk from the let Vs sem, askisiss " A SCURRY IN n PEWET COUNTIST.a-WhO, con- of cheques on country bankers are found to work
mil Co. at Me 'ware of their orsdisces, bat sontre- shop of Mr. Bland, fen the New-cone. ae. a .de., ♦
_gut. lat versant with the !porting prints of some thirty years ago, very smoothly and satisfactorily. Only two or LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.-THIS DAY.
doled it. Then were other charges of &tam la etwarms. Mr. Treseby sail, that ueout 8 o'clock on the evening pienei b ba.arL.ll. 17 II does not remember Diet capital piston celled " A Scurry la three of the country banks now stand the
in position (IT 111.11111 LED IRISH MAClWrrie rationuraJ
$4 a
•irivel bills, which were equally • still the cent of the let instant, the prisoner cams into his shop 3 iro alto %IL: . . a Peavey Country." where the hounds are making their way of opponents of the news ystem, and little doubt is oracis OCI OWN CORRSRPOND7.I47.)
was ottlired tofall back apes the temeg4that des beak- sad sand to be shown mate tiebons. A box- ej No ootoomsgele „ paz .... through a eery close district, the fields so small and the • •
rapt' had shut =sir eyes to what they did set sash toms, thdr fall wee pat before them, when witness, having some N $ choerestsidtedi -.. hedged eo numerous, that it was all jump, jump, jump, more entertained that they will ere long recognise its Corn market easier. Wheat in slow request at Tuesday's
rea pporin. fader there circormiancestbay mid eidy have samplakes about them, WM induced to watch them, 1,, $4
96 1119110meml Oslo •• - h &church-in and out of the pews-than value as tending to economise labour. A few prior. Flour dulL ludiee core quiet, but firm.
like riding throng pa
ertilleates of the lowest elem. Thee ut peurroaced Ibis .5 dined one of his men to do the mmer. From wbat is , --- ti en 11
lat erasing anything like • hunting country ; thence its of the country bankers have refrained from Egyptian bars, 3.55. 6d.
...... --. 1. 0 ' Tuesda '
thee articles at Tads. s
• :dement with a certain degres of regret ; bat it wee boned, he saw he ordered Ban to yo to the other end of the shop, h. Ws Ilik .-.5.-.. la al fell sla dmeriptive name. Stich • " *carry," not through email actually taking part in the new arrange-
s all fitting emulous, to dramatics the *urbane previce of sod the other to follow bee with the basket. Hs then wowed a n Goolosures, but Wailer through pews, took place on Friday meets; but their case also may be left to
-
,ader. draggling en day after day. when hopelessly la. them of robbing him, and on amnia, the basket he loon i .11 :=,14.„. --- -
16 U/ ler with the Doke of Beanforre hounds. Running a fox MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAT.
the operation of time. Useful innovations ate occa- a
nee, whereby serious injury was lanicted on the comber- the two Beebe of ribbon pedumd. They had been reran b. IN 67 17 i is Deayoat Park, sly Reyuird entered the church, the door ...COAL-There has bees a steady market during the week.
el world. her the box pieced before them. 'Witness swot for a police- CI rei traii Wra 111 of which happened to be open, to air the building, hoping, sionelly discountenanced merely because they are in- bat not a brisk one;he line sorts, both for rotting and
- -.- ...._-_,.,....... ..,•r lik.s. i....• ~....toer. ...a when searched at es usx ta-..__.: ........... 71 71 pessibly. to take sanctuary there ; but. alea in than prim- notations, involving an infraction of ancient routine. grocery purposes, ha been scams, and • slight advance has
-e__. __, _a___....... - .........1....re te awe), enewl old .lo . ran ;neither. country bankers have levied a beta paid fur theca ;. but low quelities have bem difleialt of
. . .

Tltird-cdass OW lel arils accordingly.
Hr. Terri anhod for the woo of tbs opposing aniline.
Ilia Horner aolaud than to the utast of 751.

(Bof,re Yr. Iteristree
IN RR WV. LIVON OLIVER.

Tb. Mime, a morkbrulter, Amainart, MSS meetly
easacted end sentenced to 20 yinrs' prod erettule. This
dr the malaria. arsons. Tbe beakrupt was braced
ap is matody.
No eateare baying bra Mat as tbe application of Mr.
1 Lamm for ibe sasifts•OP. aa edlearamat WWI ordered till
he Is el Mitch. Tae liabditiae, ea oboes by tlie etatemeat
I Lem. Paul mai Tuna, are 13,5C0t. , aveta about
..ttool.

11 -1,04,
TM primmer calif the meat and the bread were what be I —6
id left from hie dinner and supper.
Mulloed said the bread and meat weighed 71be.
The secretary said ha believed it to be part of • &Mem car-
Meat.
Mr. Bingham said it we really artonishing that a men r
with sash a good aitnetton should be so forgetful of his duty.
Fee a smell quantity of food be had ruined himself. He meet
be committed far two months.
SOUTHWARK.
COMMITTAL OF A BRAVE OP n t. r !CRS.
Martell* Colty and Lea lira., aim !iron n, wen brought
e! elMa br
ead same t
test.
bra,
shopt o stealing
h: o George Pace
mr
Tomb,. 138, Wakerioo-rearl, and • piece of silk from the
•
ober of Mr. Bland, in the New cut.
Treerby said, that ..out 8 o'clock on the evening
of the let Oxidant, the prisoners came Into his shop 3
sad milted to be shown some rihbone. A box- gg
tall wee pat before them, when witness, having come TO
=about them, MY induced to watch them,
bed one of hie men to do the mme. Prom what
be tow be ordered Bate, to go to the other rod of the chop, it
sad the sober to fellow her with the basket. He then accused E
timm of wobble( him, and on °senior the Wake' be found 76
the two Mew of ribbon podtred. They had been stolen ex
Mem Wlea pieced before them. Witness sent fora ke too
-
swrtrbb semi pie them into custody. and when winched at
lbe stetlea-base, • piece of bred was found on Cole and a toe
plese of sib we the other. He added that both the primmer* `
W piweimody ebbed hie shop, sod ite won es they tett pro- 20
perty was robed.
Ni. lOW iimatilled the silk se his property. He wool-
MAM die prima* Tablas his ahoy the same evening. Lei
The @eked what wee known of the prisoners?
City constable 131 MI be knew the prisoner as
plorepond simplifiers. They went tried is petty melons at La.
Gotlihall In October, 1667, sad sallemed le six maths' hod
labour each.
The depoattkas wore takes la both cameo and the prisoners
were fully committed fee Hist.
tio

Asorcrlor or A LrrrLE Gtex.—On the evening
of the 3rd latest, • girl, six yew' of age, belonging to I
2sesse M'Oowa., magewaylayer, 256, Canongate, was
mined by her parsab, sad aeon trace of her could he found,
netwithstandiog the most anxious nerds, the effect upon
M orm her wan such that thepoor women's Ides w. deg:mired I
et. Os Tunisia afternoos a girl anawering hoe description
' was found by • Glasgow polimmen sitting crying upon •
O.IIIIIIUG stair in that city, and upon inquiry her identity
with the taigas" child was arcertains 1. On the same night
she was baraglit through to Edinburgh by railway,
sad curled to her parents, followed by a large crowd
of people, who exprowed their ayiops thy by unnamed sect*.
Thechilse• story (which is given with sane con-
tusks) is that she was taken away by • well-dragerd man,
who mid he was her uncle; that he kept her with hire
night in • lodging-house, and next looming took her to
Margow by the railway; sad that, Mier keeping her there
several day., he left her on the street. Exersiorm a e Wise
made by the polies to trees the soarindred.—JSchobery4
Coereat.
INCENDIARY FIRE.—COMMITTAL OF A FARMER.
—lt would be observed in last week's Reporter that • reward
of IDOL was offered far the apprehension of the party whir
wt
ere to eight stacks of wheat, Mem, sets. end Wire (en
of which were destroyed), oft the runless of Mr. Moses,
was, Lalliserios, in this county. leamullately after the
occurvence suspicioa attached to Mr. lames Grundy, a
Mr la lb. saws village, occupying early 200 emu of
483 If lewd. Mr. the chief constable of MO aunty, ha. pet-
I" 4 I olossay ostesdod to the matter, sad with the assistance at
Pm 1
&is vs•• It,. Swpertateadesi Lmmoss sad Mr. Superintendent Rost
pot • • (el tba Derbyshire police) succeeded in obtaining eufilcient
1,761 111 1•04004 m jOitlty Ike appnlenelos of Grundy. On &tar.
133 IT
thy ire Met wrested hue, when he mixed • razor, but the
lail le • dim roosted him snaking um of it, lie has ben coin-
uttead he trial en the charge.—Derby p,rter.
"" "I MIER,' LITILRATUKE.—The keeper of Tyne-
Llaklater, kw the votress", olcie ae •opyotheas, sad
wrath liver oteorreetioe the ether day. in searching •re
its baakrupt pawed. Itamed nearest that was handed Into his custody. fumed,
egeoeget other curimitim, • list of ramutioes that hare toles
piece la Newcastle within the century. Aorording to Ibis
cerealels, twelve persons have been executed for murder ;
We Ow bargtary; one to stealing • letter; two for robbery;
ras err bergery ; sad see for honersteallag.

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as a body are rightly discouraged by the public sett.
of justice; but upon no former occasion
has the shamelessly intimate character of the
relations between certain official circles and the
Bourse attracted so pointedly the finger of public
scorn. Debased though the standard of morality in
Franoe has become, since the inauguration of the
modern reign of speculation, unrestrained by a
gagged, or spurred on by a mercenary press, the
gorge of the nation rises at the spectacle of corrup-
tion in quarters which, to inspire respect, ought to
be not merely free from reproach, bat above sus-
picion.
We record it to the credit of the London Stock
Exchange that despite the extraordinary extent of
the recent fluctuations, the failure mentioned yes-
terday is the only one declared so far as the fortnightly
settlement has yet proceeded.
The discount market remains easy, and in some
instances the best paper is negotiated at a fraction
below the Bank tnisiniuni. At the Bank the appli-
cations yesterday were only moderate in amount.
At Vienna on Wednesday, the panic on the Bourse
was more severe than has yet been experienced.
The Five per Cent. Metallics are reported to have
fallen li to 11 per cent., whilst the exchange on
London rose from 103 to 105.60. At Frankfort, a
fall of 2 per cent. likewise took place in the Austrian
funds.
During the next two or three days considerable
remittances of specie are expected from New York
and the West Indies.
Messrs. Cowell and Brock, brewers, of Southwark,
whose cue has been some time before the Bankruptcy
Court under the arrangement clauses, have been
made bankrupts. Their liabilities are said to amount
to about 20,0001.
The arrangements for the " clearing " in London
of cheques on country bankers are found to work
very smoothly and satisfactorily. Only two or
three of the country banks now stand in the position
of opponents of the new system, and little doubt is
entertained that they will ere long recognise its
value as tending to economise labour. A few
of the country hanker., have refrained from
actually taking part in the new arrange-
ments; but their case also may be left to
the operation of time. Useful innovations are occa-
sionally discountenanced merely because they are in-
novations, involving an infraction of ancient routine.
In a few instances, country bankers have levied a
commission upon the collection of cheques, but so
illiberal a practice is not likely to be persevered in.
The Eastern Counties Railway traffic return
shows this week an increase of 371. ; the Midland
an increase of 1,6821. ; the Manchester, Sheffield,
and Lincolnshire, an increase of 1,0161. ; the Lanca-
shire and Yorkshire, an increase of 4,7801. ; the East
Lancashire, an increase of 1,3031. ; and the North
Eastern, an increase of 1,1321. (compared with the
" actual" receipts for the corresponding week of last
year).
The half-yearly meeting of the Australian Agri-
cultural Company is called for the lit Feb., when a
dividend of 11. per share will be recommended.
The position of the market for American securities
is thus noticed by Messrs. D. Bell, Son, and Co.:
There is no particular change to notice in the market for
American securities. Doting the past week there has been
a steady demand, both for Suite Stocks and first class Rail-
road Bonds, at our quotations
The steamer Behar, with the mail for Bombay,
sent from Southampton on the 27th alt., arrived at
Malta on the sth host ; likewise on the Bth the
Euxine, from Marseilles, with the light portion.
Both vessels sailed again for Alexandria.
The Committee of Lloyd's announce that they
have appointed Mr. N. Garrett agent at Southwold,
and Mr. W. Laurence agnate Concepcion and Tal-
cahuano.

ii O.

oa the Sun Fire-office.
. A SCURRY IN A PEWEV COrNTRT."—Who, con-
versant with the sporting prints of some thirty rears ego,
dose not remember that capital picture called A Scurry in
a Peavey Country," where the hounds ars making their way
through a very close district, the fields so small and the
hedges so numerous, that it wee all jump, jump, jump, more
like riding through a church—in and out of the pews—then
crossing scything like • hunting country; thence its
descriptive name. Such a "scurry," not through email
enclosures, but actually through pews, took place on Friday
lame. with the Duke of Beaufort's hounds. Running • fox
in Drayoot Park, sly Reynard entered the church, the door
of which happened to be open, to air the building, hoping,
possibly, to take sanctuary there ; but. else, in these prac-
tical and undercoat days, no respect is paid to such good old
customs. and felons fly M vain, even to the altar, for refuge.
Presently in rushed pert of the pack, one of the whips on foot
following, but Charley gave them the slip, end sought a
securer retreat in the wine-cellar of the noble owner of
Draycot House, where he was left to enlace himself with any
vintage ho might select; and, thanks to the circumaimei
Nat the cellar keys were not at home, to leave his
friendly shelter at his leisure, ingress by the grating not
helm practionble either to the hounds or to the whips.—
in loilipteden
CONVICTION FOR ASSAULTING A CLERGYMAN.—
On Monday, before Sheriff Strathern, James Dryedals,
lately leader of the psalmody in the parish church. Cuirass,
was placed at the bar of the Sheriff Court, Daublime,
charged, at the instance of Mr. Thomas Batty, procurator
fLal,withawult, "committed to the great effision of
blood and serious injury of the person, in so far as. on
Sunday, the sth day of December, 1858, he did, when
opposite the front door of the house. !Staged to Culrora
occupied by the Rev. Peter Logan, one of the ministers
of the parish of C Ulf 01111, wickedly and feloniously, attack
sad assault the said Rev. Peter Logan, and did. with
his clenched est, strike him two or more mews blows
oa or about the face or head. or other part of his
pities, d whereby the said Rev. Peter Logan was
down to the ground, and was tat and wounded to
the street effusion of his blood end serious injury of his per-
son." Drysdale pleaded not guilty. The Rev. Mr. Logan de-
posed to the facto of the cue, stating that, after suffering a
good deal of abusive language front Drysdale, the latter
struck him two violent blow* on the fete, felling him to the
Noland and causing him to faint from Mee of blond. He
had not been able, to preach since. In cross-examination,
Mr. Logan admitted that he might have said to Dryeelsle'
"Go borne to your bastard children," but he denied having
struck Drysdale. The jury, by • majority of twelve to three,
brought in • verdict of guilty as libelled. The Rises iff, look-
iag to the character of the offence, said he could not nocz
• less sentence than six months' iroprisonmeal.—A
from Sottssass.
AN INSURRECTION "IN MONACO !—A letter
from Menton (Monaco) of the Bth says We have had •
formidable insurrection here ! Some persons having got up
a petition to the government praying that wine might be
taxed, though it was the taxation of wine which reused the
population some years ago to separate from their law-
ful prince—about five hundred persons two days
ego, armed with spades, pick-exss, clubs, and other
weapons, went to the Town-hall, and clamorously
demanded that or, such tax should be impoe.a.
The syndic protested that he did not know anything of the
pititioa referred to, and some persons who were with him
explained that if the tax were imposed, the proceeds would
he employed in contracting a theatre, which would arouse
the population, and be advantageous to the town by attract-
ion strangers. But the mob were not rationed, and com-
pelled tbs syndic to sign • declaration that no wipe tel
should be imposed without the consent of the sovereign
people. After this, they dispersed."

iu
• •

MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAT.
SCOAR.—Thins has been a steady market during the we
but not a brisk one; the flue sorts, both for roguing and
grocery purposes, have been scarce, and a slight edema has
been paid fur them; but low qualities have been diflholt of
sale, sad in some instances a decline of 6d to Is. has been
submitted to. Refined has advamed 6d. Lumps, Us. to
665. 6d.
COP/ll.—The public sales have been large this week, and
all found buyers et full pea• s to la. advents.
Tas.—The amount of business done this week bus been
small, let we cannot quote any alteration in prices.
COTTON.—A limited business only done.
Rtes.—A large business has been done, chiefly in low
&window, at toll prime.
Rcet.—The moiket is quiet ; common Lerwarlo, proof.
sold at la. 7d. to 1.. ; Demerara, 2s. Id. to 2s di- proof.
Spicro.—The public sales have been largo and various
this week, and loot week's prices have genethlly I.,en sup-

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The symptoms of recovery noticed yesterday after-
noon in the Stock Exchange were to-day much more
marked. The feverish tendency has subsided, and
the fluctuations have been to only a moderate
extent.
In all the other departments of the Stock Ex-
change more confidence was shown. English,
French, and Indian railway shares have all risen.
Consols, which were quoted at 4 o'clock yesterday
951 to 2 for the Bth February, touched this morning
195 i, and, after recediag to 931 to 2, closed at 951 to
1. For money the last price was 951 to a. The
government broker made another small investment.
The official business report is as follows:—Three per
Cent. Consols, for money, 951, 1„ 1,1, 1,1, 1;
ditto, for account (Bth Feb.), 951, 1, a, /, ; Three
per Cont. Reduced, 964, 884,96; New Three per

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Portede—.
SALTFSTRP. —This article has been dull end inactive, bat
Ira do not alter quuations.
'VIZ.—Tile beer sures have sold at rather higher prices;
the Inferior overt.. at rather lower prices.
In other articles no material @iteration.
Speculators have kept out of market again this Week.

TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY.
The market i. steady. Prices an quoted se Views .
Town tallow, 42e. 6.1., nett omit; Peter.barg. Y.C. on Um
vet, Jmnary to 'Groh, 63..; March °alp, Hit*
31.; April to Jane, 62e.; October to December, ne.,
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BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-(THIS DAY.)
Megan. Portend= and Smith report on incrented demand
for hops of all deectiptione. Fins coloured Wealtle and
Sussex are becimlog very scarce, and outman,' higher
rates. Currency:—Mid and Best Kelittl, Ole., tile.. to
1260.; Weald Kcnte, 82a., 600., to 68e.; Sussex, 45.., 56+.
to 65e.

HIDE MARKET.—THIS DAY.
',PADEN 11 6616 a. to Oilbo„ W.; 641bs.
to nibs.. 31d. to 4d.; mb.. to Me., 4d. to 41d. ;
SON. to 881bs., 4dt. to 414. ; 881 b.. to 96115 t., 4id. to 6d.
961.. to 1041 b... 6.1. to 6id. Homo Lidos, Os. to 10s. Call
skins, light, 2.. W. to 4a. ; full, 78.
BIItIIONDI6T —Steep atm : polled, 9a. 01. to 12s. Od.;
Seats sad half-breds, 7.. 6d to 9s. Od. ; dower, So. (A. to 7s.

NATIONAL ASSOCIATION E.IR THE PROMOTION OP
SOCIAL SCIENCE.—A numerous meeting of the merchant*,
manufacturer*, clergy, rind other influenO*l inhabitants of
Bradford and neighbourhood wee held on Wedneeday nt
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Cisoripeaeleill, for the purpose of making known the local
arrangement* which will be neoemary for receiving the asso-
ciation at iw third anna*l meeting, to be hold at Bradford in
Gotobtw next. S,ver*l gentleman added their name* to the
lilt of aubacrlhera to the guarantee fund, which new
amounts to 1.4001. A vote of thanks to the mayor for hie
onduct in the chair concl
C uded the Weimer.