The Express.
London, England, 1867-12-09 00:00:00

ENGLISH ROMAN CATHOLICS AT OXFORD.

DR. NEWMAN'S MISSION.
The Clironicle—s weekly Roman catholic journal
of high standing—gives, in its current number, a remark-
able account of the causes which induced Dr. Newman to
contemplate the foundation of • Roman Catholic College
at Oxford, and of the reasons which led him to abandon
the efforts he had commenced in this direction. In ISZ,S
the University rules were altered so as to allow Roman
catholic' to " share the advantages of that national tug-
versity." From that date " there has been • constant
succession of [Roman) catholic undergraduates in Al
colleges." The bishops naturally took this new condition
of things into consideration, but up to August. ind,
" their deliberations had never resulted in any authorita-
tive interference with the course events were taking."
On the contrary, at the period just mentioned,
Bishop Ullathorne " offered the [Roman] catholic
mission at Oxford to Dr. Newman." Accepting the
charge, Dr. Newman set about giving effect to it--" he
bought mound, and was about to issue an appeal for con-
tributions to build • church," when an appeal was " sud-
denly" made to Rome, and the scheme was suspended.
The idea of • Roman catholic college at Oxford "had
nevir been more then a vague
! suggestion," and when' dip-
epproaed" by the bishops, it passed out of discussion."
But notwithstanding this disapproval, Roman catholic
parents continued to send their sous to Oxford, and, con-
sequently, " after the lapse of some months, which
afforded time for the most mature deliberation," Bishop
Ullathorne "once more charged Dr. Newman with the
Oxford mission." The scheme appears to have besa
warmly received by the Roman Catholic laity, and the
subscription list " soon showed a total of between 5,0001.
and e,0001." Then, to the great surprise of thole interested
in it, the project was for the second time abandoned. The
Chronicle explains why:
"It would be scarcely credible, if the fact were not
placed beyond the possibility of contradiction, that while
Dr. Newman was thus avowedly employed to collect sub-
scriptions for building • church at Oxford. because be
could elicit support which ' another might fail to obtain
—that is, because many persons would give money to
enable him to go there which they would not give except
on that understanding—there existed a secret condition
unknown to the contributors, and unknown to Dr.
Newman, that after he had bat his church and esta-
blished his oratory, he should not be allowed to reside there
and give the work his personal euperintendence. Three
months passed by after the issue of his appeal before he
learned the treachery that bad been pr.tx:is,d against
him. It is said that when he at code inquired into the
reason of the secret prohibition laid on him, he was told
that the attraction of his presenos, more availing, it *lf
feared, than the discussion of Propaganda and the bishopei
would inevitably draw catholic' to the university : and
he learned that there was certainly no present dive-
@Rion to remove or relax the restrictions. A sentiment of
honour far less keen and prompt than that of Dr. ::ewroan
would have sufficed to determine his withili..wal from the
position into which be had been thus cruelly betrayed.
He at once declined to be ostensibly respontrible for an
undertaking which be was not really to direct, and a decoy
for money which was to be received on one understanding
and applied on another. The scheme, therefore, for the
building of a church and the establishieg of ..n oratory at
Oxford has been again suspended. It may be that, es
events pursue their inevitable course, the ideas and in-
fluences to which this intrigue is due will lose their power
over authority. But at present, so far as the oratory is
concerned, the question of sending catholic student:to
Oxford reverts to its original simplicity, and is to be coo-
sidered on ita own merits."

OXFORD, DEC. 7.—Erscriox TO JUNIOE STr.
DENT$xi TA AT CHRIST CflUlM7ll.—The following gentlemen
here this day been elected to junior stodentships in its
college :—J. S. Lewis, commoner of Christ Church, IsW
of Shrewsbury School ; T. Agar, Grammar s,hool, Man-
chester ; Proxiae A magi:, B. IW. Macon, Chartists's*,
London.
CAMBRIDGE, DEC. 7.—Cnossr, (17SIVERSIT1')
fkIiCILARAHIP.—The Lately vacant scholarship his peen
adjudged to George Edmond Phillip', 8.A., of Comm
Christi. The Crosse scholarships, of which there .Lri
three, are theological scholarships, and were founded W
the Rev. John Crosse, formerly vicar of Bradford, Yeti-
shire, "for promoting the cause of true religion."
THE ROYAL HOSPITAL YOlt DISEASES or r 0
CHEST, CITY-EGAD.—The number of patients under trot'
meat at this hospital during the past week amounted so
56, of which 62 were new came

THE E2CPREOS, MONDAY EVEEKING, DECEMBER 9, l/367. 3 .
. _
/Al irrstxxoyam -•- SMITHFIELD CLUB CATTLE SHOW. f SHEEP. I COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAy.) inst., to confirm the resolution passed on the 26th
The judges of the sheep and pig dames commenced with ,
(THIS DAY,) (THIS DAY.) the Leicester' and the following awards were made : -----0---- -....- ult., enabling the company to issue share warrants
MARK-LAMS.-MIS DAY.) Om exywee,, "to bearer" in respect of any fully paid-up shares.
-..,_ -„,,,___ CLASS 15.-Fat weber sheep of Leloester breed, under
COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. 23 months.-The lse prize of 20/. was awarded to No. 214,
VISIT OF PRINCE AND PRINCESS CHRIS- Lord Bernen, for his lordship's pen of 21 months old Fresh up to oar market to-day, the arrivals of English .„
wheat were only moderate, and generally in somewhat in. Little change is observable in the stock markets Creditors of the Oriental Inland Steam Company
(other than bondholdets) are required to send the
After Term Nisi Prius Sittings at Westminster.-(Before TIAN AND PRINCE LEOPOLD. sheep ;2nd prize of 15/., to 215, Mr. Wm. Brown, of High. feeler condition. For both red and whits qualities the de- to-day, but the tone, on the whole, is rather better. particulars of their claims to the official liquidators
gate, York, for his pen of 20 months old ; 3rd prize of 5/. mend was inactive, and, while selected nine maintained As usual at this period of the year, the transactions by the pat of March, the 20th April ]caving been
Mr. Justice Lush and Common Juries.)
The usual private view of the great annual cattle to the late Hon. Colonel Lowther, M.P., for his pen of 26 last week's currency inferior parcel" sold at irregular
P.I3KER r. THOMPSON.
prices• are not numerous, but there is a slightly increased appointed by Vice-Chancellor Malian for adjudicat-
disposition to buy some securities, owing to the mg upon theca.
This was a very peculiar action for libel. The defendant show at Islington commenced this morning at the Agnelli. months and two weeks old.
. Cram 36.-First prizo22-Lord Berner, Foreign wheat, of which the imports have been rather
lee:idol not guilry. tetrad HAIL The judges assembled fee the performance of
for, his lordship's pen of 21 month olds under 2201ba. live extensive, moved off slowly at nominally late rates.
recent fall in many of them, and the prevalence of Messrs. Letts, Son, and Co., of the Royal Ex-
Mr. Coadl, Q.C., and Mr. Bosley were counsel for the their arduous duties as early aa 9 o'clock, and the result of•
wing .ht Second p • of 15/. to Mr. G. S. Foljambe, of I Barley met • fair inquiry, at about stationary prices.
„weed' ; Mr. Brandt was counsel for the defendant. their labours, as far as thee were announced up to 1 o'clock, Nottingham ' for Oil pen of 20 months. Third prize of 57. 1 The malt trade continued dull, at drooping currencies. a somewhat better feeling with regard to Conti- change, have issued their Diaries, .
Pocket-books
Mr. Powell, in stating the case to the jury, said the
nen a airs. Consols and mod of the English
will be seen in the subjoined list of prises. The general to 221-Mr. William Brown, of Highgate, York, for his Oats sold steadily, and rather more money was demanded ea" ff • . Calendars, &c., for the New Year. The amount of
1 I.untid is the vestry clerk of Fulham, and the defendant
for sound corn. character of the exhibition is believed to be such as will Pen of 20 month olds.
Beans and peas continued firm in price, but the bun- railway and foreign stocks are unchanged. The care ingenuity, and artistic skill bestowed upon
• the proprietor of the West London dhserrer, printed and
COTSWOLDS.
these useful publications is very remarkable, and
published in Hammersmith. It appeared that at a vestry fully maintain the reputation of the club, both in the Casa 37.-Colinvole breed under 23 mouths-First nem pawing was only limited. same remark applies to nearly all the banking and reflects great credit upon the compilers and pnb-
, ...., Ong couiptdots were made that oneof thereto collectors estimation of those who are learned in such matters
L a ..,;lectell hie duties and committed errors of account, .1 prise to No. 227-Mr. W. H. Hitchcock, of Cirencester, Mane Mai held on former terms.
ad of the public generally ; but, as usual on these for his el months and one week old pen. Second prize of Linseed and rapeseed were dull of sale, but last week's financial shares, Wiwi,. The Diaries, in particular, deserve com-
At hart meeting • Mr. Bryant took part, and in the course
The discount market is quiet, but the supply of mendation fortheir great novelty of form arid matter.
his speech he made use of certain observations which led y
ens, the regulations of the council of the club onl 151. to No. 225-T. and J. West, of 131etchington, Oxford, fintees were suPPorted• All sgricultnral seks were inactive.
for their pen of 21 month olda. Third prize of N. to No. cakes there was very little doing.
has di • • ed ow' The following is from the monthly hide circular
• a ~,. iiiipn•eion that the vestry-clerk had cooked the col- admit of a distant prospect, on the part of the visitors, of
226-MaDonne, of Monkton, nearßridge End, Glamorgan, The Sour trade was heavy, a few purchases only being money numah , ing to revenue payments .
made to meet immediate requirements. No change took to the Bank. Choice bills are not taken below mimed on Saturday by Messrs. Culverwell, Brooks,
....,'. accounts by taking out some figures and substitut- the animals whose merits are under adjudication. The for his pen of 20 months 2 weeks.
Short advances on Consols are and Co.:
others. The speech was reported in the defendant's boundaries between the judges and the public are carefully SoI.:TH DOWNS. place in the top price of town-made, but country and lito 2 per cent.
In the' hide market there is not much alteration to »-
viper with an interpolation, r• It was believed that the
guarded, and none but those who are actually judging CLASS 41.-For fat wether sheep of the South Down inferior foreign were tending downwards.
The floating grain cargo trade has ruled inactive, and obtainable in the Stock Exchange at 1 to 11 per port during the past month, full to improved prices having
• stry clerk had sent in his resignation." The plaintiff . breed, 1 year old and under 23 months-Ist prize of 20f. to
.e.ang the report instructed his solicitor to write to de- can penetrate within the precincts. For the
Lord 'rats' ham, of Newton Hall, Thetford, Norfolk, for Prices have tended downwards. Wheat, both arrived and cent. been generally realised for East India • , but for salted
endent a letter demanding an apology and a con- first time in the annals of the club the animals
, 58.. uonsois are quoted 921 to 4, ex div., for money end co.),
hides rather easier rated have ruled. es (Salted Os
eelietion inserted in the newspaper, but no belonging to the Queen are exhibited in her Majesty's own his pen of 20 mouths and 2 weeks old ; aid prize of 10/. to en passage, has changed hands at la. to 2s. leas money. - .
Mr. W. Marchmont Bent, of Farringdon, Berks, for his Berdianaki, arrived, 68a to 6th. ,• Chitin, T South American.-The sales are limited for
Ake had been taken of it. The plaintiff was name instead of that of Genera Hood, and the sovereign pen of 21 months old; 3rd prize of fe. to No. 261, Mr. Wil- to 60s• 1 Marianapoli, 67,, 6d. to Oa ; Ohirka, eith, and 929 to 93, ex div., for the account (January want of stock. Au.tialian.-Light have realised at about
•ew ready to accept an •apology and a verdict to
previous prices, but heavy must be quoted id. lower.
irry costs. has had the good fortune to obtain the first prize liitm Ryder, of Hove (the celebrated competitor for so 575. ;ditto. Nioolaieff, 67a. 9d. ; Banat, 65a. per 4921ba. ; ...
it• The New Three per Cents. and Three Per Cape have been dull of sale at a reduction of Id. to id.
ourg yen the late Duke of Richmond), for his pen Saadt, 545. to 555. per 4801 be. ; Ghirka, on Miasma Mr. Brandt said he could not accept the plaintiff's is the Devon class, the place of the winner being 68s. to 68.. 3d. per 4921b5. ; Danubian, 595. per Cents. Reduced are unchanged, at 929 to 1. per lb. Horse hides have realised late rates. East India
-'er because be should be able to prove that what the technically No. 2in Class I. The money value of this CLASS 43.-let prize of 20/., to Lord Walaingbani, for 'Mx- Maim has been very (Mist, Homo railway stocks have been little dealt in, ps were in modes-Ate request hi November, but at the
at stationary
feelant bad published was true. The words were prize te 201., but her etejeety is too keen a competitor in his pen of 32 menthe and 2 weeks Southdowns ; 2nd prioes-Yeisk has realised 48s. per 4921b5. Floating
an , with the exception of a decline of 1 per cent.
lad public sales (ou the sth inst.) an active demand was
etered by Mr. Bryant.
d
experienced, especially for Dacca hides, which in some in-
Mr-Justice Lush said the learned counsel could not do cattle exhibitions not to estimate the prize by the ■standard prize of 10/.. to No. 279, Earl Radnor, for his pen of 33 rley has sold slowly at about tid. decline on late rates.
There hasowever, been a fair inquiry for spring, 1868, in North British, and a rise of 9 in Great Eastern, stenoes advanced ed., while other descriptions sold at full
months ,• 3rd prize of 54, to 283, Mr. Wm. Taylor, ef Fast-
:, as he had not pleaded a jmeificatien. of honour. Her Majesty has also obtained two prizes,
bourne, Sussex, for his pen of 32 week', bred from the shipment, 'ot never,
the high rate, demanded little bun- e,„,,,_
present no change. Subjoined are orioes to an Improvement of :d. per De English market
hides have been in moderate demand, and as the supply
Mi. Brandt proposed to give the evidence in reduction of each of 51., in the pig department. Mr. M'Combie's ox is stock of the Duke of Richmond. neas has been concluded. We quote Black Sea, arrived, 1"`"'
335. ; Danubian, 335. ; Kustendjie 33a. 6d. • Ely, plum the quotations :-Metropolitan, 1159 to 116 ;
deep. s. a remarkable feature in the show. In this department
has increased quotatieue have tended in favour of buyers.
Mr. Justice Lush said it was in fact an undefended the competition is said to be very keen, and the judges to Liecoure. 325. 6d. ; Danubian, on passage, 33's. 6d. ; Azo
' y, 31° gd: Great Western, 444 to # ; London and North The leather market has not been so active during the
per 400 lb. Rye has continued scarce, and in the few e.,,.
teen. It was worth while considering the offer made CLASS XXXVIIL-FAT Wrrana SHEEP OP LINCOLN
past month ; there is, however, scarcely any alteration to
le the plaintiff. have • hard task in awarding the palm. The sheep are BREEDS. sales concluded 6d. to Is. more money has been ob- western, 1141 to 5; Midland, 1121 to 1131 ; note in prices, while stocks are modmute. North and
prize. ,N 0.232, Mr. Russell, tamed. Azov, on passagmes3. to 53e. 3d. ; Danubian, Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1239 to 9•; Caledonian,
Sir. Brandt said that as the defendant had acted bons generally very good, but the pigs appear to be more re- First of 201 to
South American Furs and Skina-We have not anything
,le he would go the jury. nsarkable for quantity than for quality. Caswell, Lincolnshire, for his pen 0f22 months. shipping. 52a. to 525. lid. ; Enos, 51e. ; Galata 53a. 6d. per ~,, to i ; south Eastern, _ Eastern, material to notice with regard to sales of furs. The weather
679 to g ; Great , has been cold and favoureble for their consumption, and a
The plaintiff was called-He denied that he made any About half-past 11, when considerable proves* had Second prim of ILL to 233, Mr. John Pears, of Mere 4801 be Oats are unaltered • value, with little business r"
Brannon Lincoln, for his pen of 21 mouths. • • ln • 31e•
doing ; Canadian, on passage, have mid at 275. for 3201b5. to ; Great Northern, 108 to 109 ; ditto A, good business has been done by the manufacturers. The
eteretion of the figures in the collector's book. What he
been e with the awards, the Prince and Prin Chris- T '• of 51. to Mr. Gannell of Milton, Caul.
rid was this, the oollector had to receive • specific sum, . , , Bases on passage are held for former terms, Nay 4ptian 1109 to 3111;; London, Chatham, and Dover, 189 usual public sales of beaver, alumna* Atm, commence on
7.. 61 which should have been ~ d' d bride, pr his of 2021 d.
preeted to the lion and Prince Leopold paid a visit to the buil mg, an or pen month weeks o 41s. 61. to 425. for 4801ba Linseed and rapeseed- afloatthe 21st January uext ; the Hudson's Bay Company's
main drainage account, but he placed it against the we- their royal highnesses spent a considerable time, and mani- zerrisii OR MONNIy MAnsH (brillgit 23 Wrenn/. have ruled dull, but no change has taken place in values. to 9 ; North British, 329 to 331 ; Brighton, 52 sales of general furs commence on the 9th day of March
nopolitan sewers rate, but in the books in the vestry tested much interest, in the work of inspection. First prize of 15/. to 2361111 r. F. Thurton, of Ashford, ARRIVAL OF Situ pleb Linseed,
)s.-Eng leo ;ra ,toit ; Berwick, 999 to 1001 ; and York and North next. Last month 3,676 North American deer were offered,
Kent, for his pen et 20 months old. 121 • and sundry 432 qrs• Foreign • tares 75 • linseed and realised full prices at public sale.
clerk's office he (Mr. Parker) corrected it by pinottledth
-° The following were the principal prizes awarded during second prfee of 10f, to ue_edr. wen. °morn& 20 ' , • ' . " ' Midland, 94 to 95.
• 6,787 ; rapeseed, 3,576 ; and maize, 1,526 qn.
---
mount to the main drainage rate ;he never ° the morning : months ad. EXPORTs.-Wheat, 800 ; lensed, 2,034 ;oil seed, 5; In the foreign stock market there is a good de- SATURDAY VVMMIG.
time.
CATTLE.
LONG WOOLLID SHEEP.
Mr. Kilvington, plaintiff's solicitor, deposed that be .-. . ...
....LASS 1.-DEVON 5T2211.9 NOT EXCEEDING 2 YEARS AND r.
....LASS XLL-(Nor BEING LEICESTESs, COTSWOLDS, and canal"' seed' 25 gni' mend for Spanish New Three per Cents., which Omni* which closed yesterday at NI te 93, eX
• wrote a letter calling upon the defendant to correct the 6 MONTH,: OLD.
LINCOLNB OB KENTISH. Per Qr.
ENOLMIL
ref Qt have improved 1 per cent, viz. to 351 to 361. The dir., for the 7th January, opened this morning at
ever and for the insertion of an apol ;be placed the First prize of 20/. to Na. 2, her Majesty the Queen, the First prize of 131. to Mr. F. Street, of Harroden, Beds WELT. a a .9 t 929 to 4, and closed at 94 to 93. For money
'etter in the defendant's letter.box. No apology or con- Prince ., °am' ° L Passive Bonds have also risen 9 the
Consort's Norfolk Farm,Windsor, 2 years 4 months , for his pen of 20 months old, Lincolu and Leicester. Ewe, Kent, red, 'et -to - Scotch potato gg 20 se , present price
tradiction hail appeared.
the last • 921 to 1. The Three
price Was .
bred by her Majesty. Second prize of 10/. to No. 239, Mr. Thomas Russe11, of , 'in 00 to eil Irish. black
The defendant wes called. He deposed that he never
per n . New per Cents.
Second prize of 10/. to No. 4, James Howard Butler, of Spalding, Limomehire. for his of 22months, .. 7)0. white: '6B -to - 99 wluto Se to 29 .. '
received the letter, and was never asked to insert a cor-pen
Downes's Farm, Creditor, Devon, 2 years smonths3 weeks ; yeeooleee,•
'67 60 to 72 wean nowever, have declined 1. Turkish of 1862 are at were quoted at 3 o'clock 921 to 1. The official
rection or apology. After action was brought he met the bred by exhibitor. SOUTH Dowse. Norte& and Lincoln Masagan
pleintiffe attorney and asked him for a copy of a letter he red
said be had forwarded that he might insert it. Mr. Kil- CLASS IL-DEVON STEERS NOT EXCEEDING 3 YEARS AND ( CLASS XLIL--(Paizies ermireaumen.r AWARDED. IIAF.LIT. Harrow
3 MoNTIV4 OLD. First prize of 15/. to Lord Braybrooke, of Saffron tVitl• Malting
of - _ account, 921 3 ex div. ; Three per Cents. Reduced,
eington sae( he should have it but afterwards refused to First raze of 301., to No. 5, William Smith, of Higher den Essex f his pea of 21 months Detanng
supply it. Mr. liryrant never informed him that the report ereepere, szoter, Devoe. 3 pm, 1 mmigh 5 dos ; bred second rise of 101. -to Lord w old. Grinding 33 to 38 Grey 929,. 1, 9 ; New Three per Cents., 02R, I, i, 1;
alaingluun, for No. 272, "to 46 Mexican, 154 to 4.
in question conveyed an erroneous impression. He said it by exhibitor. hia pen of 20 weeks and 2 months. MALT. Maple -to - India Stock, shut ; ditto Four per Cents, 100*.
was true. He did not receive • letter from Mr. Bryant. - .
Rimer, Norfolk and White 49 to 50 American securities have been dealt in to a mode- In Indian
government securities there were
Mr. Bryaut was celled. He said he used the words d Prize of 201., to Na 9, John Boorman, of Burn- Third prize of A1.,0 269 Mr. Ryder, of Hone, for his pen gawk '66So 70 Boilers - ham, Sutton, Lynn Burnham Market, Norfolk, 3 years 2of 20 " months. Kingston and Wars 73 to 76 noel. rate extent. The 5-20 Bonds are quoted 701 to 711, scarcely any transactions, and prices were =-
attributed to him in then port, and he afterwards wrote
months 8 days bed by exhibitor.
a letter to the defendant for the purpose of removing any - . .. ; PIGS. Brown ee to 62 Town made, per MO being 1 better. Erie Railway shares, 474 to 48, altered.
Third prize of 101.,t0 No. 10, William Taylor of Glenley, Only one class was awarded, viz., 390. Ist prize of 15/ Ms. lbs.
erroneous impressions that might prevail with reference to
Exchequer Billsremain at 283. to 31s. rem.
46 to Household 5B to 69 showing a decline of 1 ;and Illinois Central, 884 P
Westham, Eastbourne, Sussex, 3 years 1 month ; bred by to Mr. ' • ' teu, " New
T. Leslie M. Cartright, for his 8 moa and 6 days
this and other reports, bat it was not inserted in the oxlip -._
OATS. Country
newspaper. He sent the letter by post. Bison pig, Middlesex.
English, feed 24 to 28 Norfolk and Suffolk, tO I.
exception of arise of 1/ per cent. in Turkish of
Mr. Kiltington was recalled. He denied that Mr. CLASS 111.-Devoe STEERS cm ()eel( ABOVE 3 TSARS AND In the pier classes, her Majerty, it will be perceived, has „ potato - -
TThompson informed him he would insert so apology ; 3 JIONTHS ore. carried off two prizes. ketch, feed
.9 in Italian of 1861 and Spanish
be had it would have been accepted. First prize of 30/. to No. 12, William Smith, of Higher In class LIU., pigs of any breed not exceedingr months reasuni. rican, 181 to 9, and Atlantic Telegraph light per Certificates, prices were unaltered.
Mr. Brandt addressed the jury in mitigation of damages. Hoopern, Exeter, Devon, 3 years 8 months 2 weeks ; bred first prize of 151. to 283, John Coate, of Hammon, Dorset, Per Qr. Per Qv Cent. Preference, 4to 41. South Australian debentures advanced 1 per Not a slur rested on the plaintiff's character, and this by James Davy, of Hilton Burton, North Molten, Devon. for his pen of 4 months and 29 days improved Dorset. wine?. s a tura a s
Re d •e of 201. to No. 15 Welter Farthine of Second rize of 10/. to 387, Mr S ruler of Width
action had been the means of his giving a fuller explanation --cc° Peas ' 3 -, • • e. P ' • berg
ei&r. Dentste and Swage- Danish sod Swedish. es to v Bank shares show steadiness.
10 to 80 Russian
London and West- cell •9
the same as yesterday.
thou it the attorney's letter had been inserted. Stowey-court, Bridgewater, Somerset, years 9 months ; ket, Suffolk. Third prize of a . to 379, her Majesty the Rostock a Realm_
BEAN& nunster are at 695 to 701 ; Union of London, 36 were quoted
•
Mr. Powell having addressed the jury, bred by exhibitor. Queen, for her pea of 5 months 7 days Prince Albert's, bars 6B to 72 Danish - tr. -
Thedie. learned judge summed up, and Third prize of 10/. to No. 13, James John Farquharson, Windsor breed. Danish
The jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff-Dam .of Langton-house, Blandford, Dorset, 4 years 3 weeks; CLAIM LY.-Pics ABOVE 9, AND NOT EXCEEDINGI2MoNTHS. Russian, herd
'2:i. bred by exhibitor. First prize of 151. to Mr. J. Trindwell, of Aylesbury for e soft -
46 to 48 and Chartered Mercantile of India, 29 te 30.
CLASS IV.-DEVON HEIFERS NOT EXCEEDING FOCH his 9 months Zi days Berkshire Pt- American, red to
white . - ere
Tama coax Financial shares are neglected. London Finan- Own ovioom.
THE POLICE COURTS. YEARS OLD. Second prize of 10/. to No. Mr. P. Warren, of " gegen'. White 47 to 48
The mining market is moderately active to-day,
First prize of 25/. to No. 21, Richard Burton, of Place Barringstoke, Hants, for his 11 months 21 drys Essex bred. einem~
bred by George Gibbs, of Bishop's Lydiard, Taunton, Me- her pen of 11 months 28 days Prime Albert's Windsor Malting - to - French, per sack.... 46 to 62
' some of the present quotations, viz.:-West Ca-
MARLBOROUGH-STREET.breed. OATS Spanish „ .... 46 to 52 69 to 64 die.
radon, 101 to 11 ; North Crofty, 21 to 3 • Chiver-
menet.
Second prize of 15/., to No. 25, W. Barrington, of Thor- CLASS LVI.-Pros OF ANT BREED ABOVE 12 AND UNDER
..
Dutch brewing _ . 24 to 30 • American, per bd... 54 to 3S
feeling
AN ABSCONDING POT3fAN.- ROBBING AN 23:PLOVER ley, Yarmouth, Isle of Wight, 2 years 10 months, bred by 18 MONTHS OLD.
ARRIVALS OF GRAIN, lc_ ONTO LONDON BY LAND AND Colonial Bank will be held on the Bth of January. Prince of Wales, 50s. to 525. • Great Ratallack, 3
4;,orge King, potman, in the employ of Mr. Thomas exhibitor. In this class Earl Radnor takes the first prize of 151. and WATER CARRIAGE FRO3I TO DEC. 7 BOTH
I ylor, of the Cambridge Tavern. Newman-street, Oxford- Third prize of 10e to No. 23, her Majesty the Queen, the silver cup as the best pen of pigs in any of the classes INCLUSIVE. DEC.•
' The half-yearly meeting of the Aerated Bread to 4 ;Wheal Seton, 95 to 100 ; West Co met, was charged before Mr. Mansfield with stealing 101. the Prince Consort's Norfolk Farm, Windsor, 3 years 11 for No. 409 for his lordship's 15 months 14 days Coleahill
65 to 671 ; and Great South Tolgus, 21s. to 225. 6d.
wheat. Berke. Melt i Oats tam= hal nOnt Company (Limited) is called for the 19th inst.
i•. gold and silver, the moneys of his employer. months, bred by George Turner, of Bampford Speke, breed-
era qn qn 1 qn. cs. me I tee vcks. Foreign and colonial mining shares are without
lir. Taylor said that the prisoner bad boss in his employ
HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK.
Exeter, Devon. Second prize of 10/. to Mr. J. F. Howard, of Britannia gamble .. 6216 1506 16758 6643 860 815 .. 19469
to about nine months as pOtman, and great confidencel change, at the following prima :--St. John del
vu placed in him. On Thursday night last he (prosecutor) CLASS V.-DEVON COWS ABOVE Fore YEARN OLD.. breed.
Farm, Bford, for his 14 months 9 days large Yorkshire Met& .. ...• 20 •• • • se •• • • ••i •• •• The English funds show no variation, but
ess Rey, 60 to 62 ; Don Pedro, 21 to # prem.; Anglo-
mat to bed at 9 o'clock, and about an hour afterwards he First re, of. 2m, to No. 29, Wither Farthing' f These were the whole of the awards made up to the Forelia lri.h... 51461 firiiii .... Mot 3319 11:26 16367 99 railway stocks are in request, at an improve- Brazilian, par to 1 prem. • Pestarena, }die. to
Stowey Court, Bridgewater Somerset, 5 years 10 months, .
_____ - --
as informed by his wife that the prisoner had left, and • •• judges retiring for luncheon, 1.30 p.m.
.;
Rona Grande, 1 to
1.4 Pe. which was pieced in the bar was gone. He gave bred by John Tapp, of Burch Twitcher', South Molten, Totsl .. 56707 awe 115758 28922 eve mei slaw 10653 ment. Caledonian has risen 11 per cent., viz., to 779 par ; Chontales, 11 to 01 die.
I/formation to the police, and en Saturday, the prisoner Dew's' - to 78. Metropolitan, London and North Western, I,' ;
.Anfflo-Itellan, Par
.to i Prem. ,
• United
Second prize, of ISt, to No. 27, John Coate, of Ham. -
ntino and Bolivia, 15-16 to
bang then in custody, he went to the station in George- LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. Midland, South Eastern, Great Eastern, Great bieilealli lite kar°
meet and charged him with robbing him, moon, Blandford, Dorset, 5 years 10 meatier, bred by the
(THIS DAY.) 1 1-16; Poet p, 1 5-16 to 7-16 ; Central
THE GREAT FENIAN DEMONSTRATION IN
George Ferns, barman to the prosecutor, said that, in late Edward Pope, of Kingston Laoey, Wimbourne,
(er TZLEGRAPH.) Northern A, and Brighton have also advanced Ito A •
Merman, 9 tO 9 diS. 1 and Anglo-Argentine, 1 to
DLBLIN.
ousequence of information which reached him, he went pc4"4' frame ems own coaszermenzer) 1. As regards foreign bonds, Turkish of 1865 and 4 prem.
Da public-house in Kirby-street, Hatton-garden, and saw Third prize, of 10/. to No. 31, William Taylor, of -.-e-- The market continues steady, and the sales foot up -. . Certificates the prisoner there, sitting at • table iu the parlour. He Glenley, Westhazu, Eastbourne, Sussex, 10 years 6 DUBLIN, SCNDAT NIGHT. about 12,000 balea bpainsn are 1 better. The director% of the Peatarena Gold Mining
sat for • constable' and gave the prisoner into custody. mouths. The number of persons who marched in the The railway market is in a state of sus- Company • (Limited) have received the following
es did not theme the prisoner with stealing Kr. Taylor's Hirsitrown BREED.
MINC I NG-LAN M. -(TH IS DAY.) of telegram :-" Dec. 7, 1867. Remittance made to
CLASS 1%.-HEREFORD Heiress, NOT EXCEEDING funeral procession to-day is estimated at from 25,000 to . . bags
of pause, pending the issue of the report
nog, but with taking a coat belonging to him (witness)
SUGAR.-The market continues quiet ,• 1 'MOth 1 Oi'-'' Old."
0 CS, , : ounces 0/ g
say with him. On the way to the station the prisoner OLD 30 000 Great numbers of ••
Fools Y..nale2. .
of , . ympathisers lined the streets, common jaggery Madras sold at 275. 3d. Refined is still the Caledonian Railway Committee of In-
From the half-yearly report of the directors of
pot his hand into his pocket, and thinking he was going to First prize of 251. to No. 57-414°47 Benidte• b Fad wearing, like - the proeessioniste, crape and green dull of salealehough there is rather more business doing. •vestigation. 11,.. is by no means a healthy the St. John del Re M. •Co (Limited) to y Mining mpany
• tale something out, he watched him, and saw him Ida first
wantage• Barks. 3 year' ei months, red 7E. rosettes, ribbons ice• ' The procession Included many CoIrFEE.-Business has been done in plantation Ceylon •
• tie a purse from his pocket and throw it away, and on Tanner, of Bromfield, Salop. , • „_ ..,_sign that this should be so, for, though the rePort be presented at the meeting on the 11th inst., we
• ;eking it up he found it to contain 71.105. and ss. tid. inof 5/ V 59, John Hu ord Ark.
Second prize l. .to. o. . ngerf women and girls and boys. Three hearses, on which at "w• to 'is'
' TILL -The public sales of Indian teas are progressing of that committee, especially if they do their duty, extract the following :
fret.. The prisoner asked him not to "rood " (ea/the ofO'Brien,Wright,'right, of Hampton Court. Leominster, Hereford, 3 years names Allen, 0 and Larkin were
, steadily at fun prices. may be of vital importanoe to the interests of the The net profit on the waking of the mines for the past
f 1 eything) about the purse, but to give it to him back, an 2 menthe 2 days ; bred by exhibitor. displayed, were followed k 7 mourning conches. sad PEPI.IB.-A paroel of white told for arrival at 51d. half-year has been 49,1311. Gs. 91. ; adding thereto the
rterwanla told him that he had been to Deptford to get Third prize of 101' FlemishNsB' her hiesithe Queen, were preceded and followed by bands playing the Dead MICR-About 300 tons of cargo Bengal sold for arrival Caledonian Company, it cannot affect by one jot amount received, and to be received, for interest on moneys
. reed far Australia• and that a person there gave him the Prince. Consort'spd Farm, Windsor, 3 years
March in Saul, and other funeral music. The procession et 9e. 9d. to 10s. 3c1.; also 100 tons Dacca grain at lls. I id. the intrinsic position of the rest of the railway pro- unemployed, 4921. lla. ; and the balance of undivided
ze money, and he gave the person hia ( witness'm coat. 7 mouths • ° by her ajesty.
Profits carried forward from last year, 6,3681. 2a. Id ;
Police-ronstanle Irwin, 261 A, gave similar evidenoe to CLASS X.-RENE:GED Cows ABOVE FOUR YEANS OLD. was most orderly, and passedoff bly. I landed'
Peace& . t darted R • • reported sold perry of this kingdom. The prospect that a general
Rua.-About 100 cases of Mauritius aretotal, 56,9871. 19a. Mkt And deducting the Lendou ex-
prise witness, and Mr. Mansfield remanded the prisoner. First prize of 251., to No. 62, Henry Bettridge, of East from the Custom-house at twelve, and arrived at Glee at Is. Sid. to Is. 9d. effect may be produced by it upon railway prices is pease, for six mouths, 1,553/. Gs. ;Were remains available
Heaney, Wantage, Berke, 4 years 9 months ; bred by amen Cemetery soon after three o'clock, where John Martin
or dividend,
_54,4341. 131. 101. The directors have, them-
Corroe.-Tbe market ope ed on Saturday with • good •
I WESTILINSTER. Samuel Griffith., of Brierley, near Leominster, Hereford. th b i
matter for regret, Inasmuch as power seems ere y
addreased the crowd, and denounced the Don as an demand, but the demand ha: •ce been doll, and • fore, the satisfaction of recommending • dividend at the
A cANDID sTATSMENT. Second prize of 161., to No. 65, Samuel Plinley, of Alder- . . . ,
to be assigned to half a dozen individuals to sway rate of 41. ss. per share, free of income tax, and they will
0 Jana Dorian. a middle-aged man, was charged with bury, Shrewsbury, Salop, 8 years 11 mouths. act ot British tyranny and murder. The day was ex- are 1.44 fine 0 storing about in the neighbourhood of tradesmen's shops Third prize of 10/ to N 68, Arthur James,of Morn- trernely wet. It is understood that the exeentive would
~o. for arrival• at
JUTE.-About
1,500 bales sold, chiefly , invested carry as usual 10 per cent. thereon to the reserved fund.
the market value of about 550,006,0001. of .
eats
tbere
will
reni,,in
t„, h.
161. ss. to 221. 10s.After making these pay
a er an unlawful purpose. ington on Wye, Hereford, 5 years 7 months ; bred by the have prevented the procession had an information been capital. It is to be feared that human judgment carried forward to the next half•year 3,009/. 13s. 10d., out
Mr. Chapman, boot and shoe maker, Rochester-row, Rev. Archer Clive, of Whitfield, Hereford. sworn that disturbance was apprehended. The troop, in TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) is too weak and fallible not to be biassed in souse at ed -
of which the income tax ou last year's profits .
it red that he had seen the prisoner in front of his shop on
SHORT.RORNED BREED,
2,281/. Da. 103.-Ins to be paid.
the garrison were kept under arms all day. The market is steady, at the following prices :---Town
i. ,itarday night sod from what he saw and
,heard the
CLASS XI.--8110117•11ORNIM STEERS NOT EXCEEDING
434. degree by so grave a responsibility.
la. 9d. • Petersburg Y.O. ea the spot, ;
4 mused was given into custody.
Two YEARS AND SIX MONTHS OLD. LIMERICK, Benner Evrenco tallow, 4 ' • 43e. 3d. 43s 6d. • The amount of the half-yearly sinking fund to [For to4lty's Share Lists see page 4.)
A Mrs. Clutpuran acid that finding the prisoner proceeding First prize of ' December, 425. 9d. to. 43a. • Spring, to . ,
20/ to No 70. his Grace the Duke of A funeral procession to the memory of Allen, Larkin, much, 43;. 9d. to 44,„ ' be applied next month on the Consolidated Peru-
is lbws in the front of her shop on Saturday nightsic
1, 'etched Lim closely, which he. preceived. He went away math, 5 dare ; bred by exhibitor.
WIRATHER REPORT.-(T/318 DAY.)
meeting held at the Mechanics' Institute, took place here
o and returned ag.aio, and finding her still upon the look ed r -
prize of 10/. toNo. 74. the 'Earl of A lesford,
S
Y _
-..--•
„ +at, exclaimed ' You way wake, you may watch, but,to-day, and was very largely attended. All passed off Steelton baneltblsday..cadis 62,374 61,ses 1 47,558 3.1,414 outstanding. The total amount of the loan can- 31;;NDAT, DZCZMIIi 9. I AIL
1, 4- your 2yes,l'll rub you to night before Igo to lied." 3 weeks ;bred by exhibitor,
of Packineton HalL'Coventry, Wanvick,2 years, 5 months,
quietly and with great order. It is computed that Delivery last week
io Mr. Arnold-Very candid, certainly.
Ditto from Ist Jun. 48,116 62,196 52,880 43,260 V I Harm& _1 _ ma.
ulative the amount available in the I
le Police-ceastalge, 285 B, proved ghat the prieo had
CLAWS Xll.-SHORTHORNED STEERS NOT EXCEEDING about 10,000 persons marched in the procession, including
Arrival Week 5416 4,552 1 443 e 26 being swum , S. T. W. 14)!
11-'l7. .. we & le
io men loitering about on Ne ednesday and three following THESE TZARS AND THREE MoNTHS OLD. from 506 to 800 females. Taking the spectators who Ditto from month KM 81,526 I n,tus mess following July will be 289,9001., or equal to n- *Me, and was examining the goods. First prize of 30/. to No. 79, G. S. Foljambe, of Osverton- lined the streets, the aggregate number is believed te I 31 per cent. on the 8,403,0501. of bonds that ---- 7 -
a- Prisoner-I was examining the goods-what of that ? ball, Worksop, Nottingham, 2 years 11 months 6 days ; s. 4. (1 ad• d ad. ad. a. d. a 10 it W. I I N.N.11. o ' O.IS .1
have been from 25,000 to 30,000. The procession extendedwill then be in existence. By this process it is :=1... ,„ „ss ws W. 1 N. o 7028 2
d. 11r. Arnold-You told Mrs. Chapman you meant to rob bred by exhibitor. Price Y.C. on epot Ode day .. di 0 49 6 944 0 43 0
W. nu 0.01 -
ad her. Second prim, of 201. to No. 80, the Earl of Aylesford, of about • mile in length, and its march round and throughY. 2
Ditto
Tows last 6•11.1e2 -• • .44 9 61 6 46 9 44 8 calculated that the entire loan-originally Luta !Jo 1
As
E. o - I
is- Impeder Arnold-Wben the prisoner raked bis Packingtonhall, Coventry, Warwick, 2 years 10 months the city to St. Lawrence Cemetery occupied from half-past last ear 3 749 mats, and ..;-I..ed to Jul- 1879. Aromas,- I. 401 r•:. t
Arrival for the week ending Dec. 1r Y. • . 10,000,000f.-wal be exting,seo, j, 0.....,... 5,1 I, W. 1 N. 5. W. r , toe .
~. derenption at the station•house he said he was a thief, 4 days ; bred by exhibitor. 1 to half past 4 o'clock. Two bands of mule, with delivery, 1,067 cask& The arrival lad week comprised 435
It appears that some short delay is likely to take ',simile__ ,013 ss x. E. 2 E. cm 0.04 2
is and sot his living by thieving. Third prize of 101. to No. 82, Richard Stratton, of Wall's. muffled instruments, attended and played the Dead March Petersburg, 190 Odessa: total, ems emits . .
bill . . .
et ,
36 _
__.._
N. ruse .- I 2
place in passing the conhrming the agreement roce . Year -
_.__ :it Nil:.11. 3 N.1...w. .I- , u
sr. Mr. Arnold-What do you say ? omit, Bristol, 2 years 9 mouths ; bred by exhibitor,
in '54"1 . . mourning MARKET. for the eettlement of the Greek loans of 1824 and e,,,ak6 '
, and the proceseneusta all wore and green METROPOLITAN CATTLERAM so=
•• • •U U' B.E. 3 N.IL re 0.141 1
oh Premier-nut's quite true. So I did. I get my living CLASS XIII.-SINORTHoRNID STFIRS OR OxEN ABoVE .
F.Y.I. ec , 0.40, -
op sometimes that way. THREE YEARS AND TIME MONTH, OLD. emblems, The hearse weir drawn by ex bonze, and was (THIS DAY.) 1825, through the Greek chamber. This delay Holyhead ... so 11l s.a.e. 1
• bility of renames.- -18,e'i N.E. 4 N. re
.0.40 i 3
be lie was ordered to find hail for his gone behaviour.member of beasts is larger than on arises not from any unwillingness or ma
First prize of 301. to No. 94, the Duke of Beaufort, of covered with • Pall hearing the names of the Manchester The °u-- considerably - greet
en
THAMES. , . . Badminton Chi ham, Wilts, 3 years 10 months ;bred convicts on either aide. Monday last. The favourable weather causes t edemand to the Greek ministry to fulfil its obligations, but L,„,„„t
N. cb ! 2
he by W. Butler, tea, Chippenham. be pretty good and consequently there is very little reduc- -
SS :•0 R. 3
from the suspension of business, owing to the ar- soradoet .
H. 6
N.W. re 0.1111 2
A DRUNICZN notaursa.
tion in prim. Thesupply of sheep is oleo larger. Trade is very .
Second prize of 20/. to N 0.95, Lord Penrhyn, of Penrhyn
rival of the King and his young bride,
Of. Charity Lloyd, a labourer, was brosght before Mr. Ben-
siymoah
dull indeed for them, and on the average lower prices are
C 4 9months 0 1
N. re 212; 2
..ea we' charged with being de!unk and incapable of takin Castle, Bnng°4' arnirvmh Fears " aye ;bred EXPLOSION OF GUNPOWDER WORKS IN taken. Good calves are scarce and dearer. Our foreign the pressure of other government bills before the Feeteassoldli JO 25 33 la.& a
'he ore of himself. g by exhibitor.
WESTMORELAND. let& of 1380 beasts, 8,320 sheep, 173 calves, and chamber. The ministry are confident of their Laudon • ••• Itts 27 R. 6 .
E. 1 W.N.W. own 0.17; -
sotln defence the prisoner said that be attended the funeral •
Third prize of 10/. to No. 93, Rowland Wood, of Clairton, supply cons
Mermosth. . SUL 36 W. so SIC 4
el rtham sh• 3 10months 2
Thrapstone, leo pton ire, years weeks ; --e-- 15 pigs. From Scotland there are 294 heasta ;Inland, 450 A mwer to pass the bill, in spite of •• sharp opposition seettmeasit. lets st Kw. I R. srb 0.32; 1
three men lib° were drowned • few drys ago. He was
• from the North an
tett 36 N. W. 2 I W.N.W. 0,- 1 4
by bilittor.
bed
• • Tice recently-erected powder works of Messrs. Norfolk and Suffolk, 200 , and 2,766 mM. Christi des, the ex-Minister of Finance, 34,01. is l_ • 2
!Ile Iceompitnial by some friends. and they drunk • good deal
d Heider . .0 26 11:i E.N.E. 2I - - -
ab-
CLASS ALI • .-SHOBTRORNED IiFIFERS NOT EXCEEDING
• Dickson and Co., situated at Blackbeek, about four mdes others who are of opinion that the terms offered
mer the affair. The upshot was that they all got drunk. Per stone of 81bs. a .1. ad. I Per stone of Lifba &d. a d and oth ,
he liiFermi Yana OLD
s companion, reached home, and he fell into the hands _. . - --- - - •- - - - from the foot of L&ke Windermere, ware on Saturday morn- e......... eru. i .....,-,.............. .. . . .• • „• • • • • • • ••••
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THANE .
• DRUNKEN isoritirea.
Charles Lloyd, &labourer, was brought before Mr. San-
nre
wa,
of hi (Merged with being drunk and incapable of taking
mself.
In defence the prisoner said that be attended the funeral
of three men who were drowned a few days ago. He was
mompanimi by some friends, and they drunk • good deal
mer the affair. The upshot was that they all got drunk.
Bucompanions reached home, and he fell into the hands
of the, police.
lir. Benson—Three men are drowned by accident. That
alone ought to have aroused serious reflections. You at-
tend the burial of the remains of the poor fellows on •
&today afternoon and get drunk. Yon ought to be
tioroughly 'shwa, dof yourself. Go about your business,
nd dotet come here any more.
NOV. PEOPLE ARE BILLED IN THE PUBLIC STREETS.
Williams Webb, aged .10 years, of No. 9, Nelson-street,
Lermondsey, carman, was brought before Mr. Benson,
{Urged with being drunk and incapable of taking care of
hi. hone and cart on Saturday afternoon at 1 o'clock in the
Whitechapel-road.
Wiilliam Wellv, a police-constable No. 312, A Reserve,
"1 the prison er was tidying his horse and cart along the
iilitechapel.read, at a furious rate on Saturday afternoon,
nol the lives of people were put in danger. He had great
vfieulty in stopping the horse and cart. The prisoner
ves very drunk.
Mr. Benson—l see by the police-sheet that you reported
to my colleague too drunk toappear on Saturday after-
won.
Wells—yes, sir ; that is so.
hlr. Benson —And be is driving a horse and cart along a
;Iblic road. This is the way people are killed in thestreets.
drunken man is driving a horse and cart at • reckless

The
3r Ryl primner s44kl he was very sorry for what he had done.
a prior man.
Mr. Benson—You are fined se.

- -
An impression appears to have arisen that a
*coed earthquake took place at St. Thomas on the 2nd of
4ecember• lily on.. earthquake, however, has actually
eeft beard of. The telegram of the Royal Mail Company,
'!seivel from Havana-Lb, dated the 3rd of December, does
lot give the &ate of the event, but, as the news appears to
=am been carried to Jamaica by La Plata, which is said
the telegram to have been at that island on the 23rd of
loverober, it seems clear that the earthquake referred to
:I the one reported from New York as having occurred at
lt. Thomas on the 19th of November, since the fact of
La Plata leaving St. Thomas on the 19th or 20th would
le consistent with her being at Jamaica on the 23rd. The
l'Oressioft in the telegram to the Royal Mail Company is,
"Sat rose 40 feet. Same lima and goods loot." It was
also stated that La Plata would leave St. Thomas on the
ltd inst. for Southampton,

First prise of 231.1.; il;.loF.,iiiebard Stratton, of
Walls Court, Bristol, 3 years 2 months 1 week, bred by
exhibitor.

Second prize of 151. to No. 108, Lord Fevenham. of
Buncombe Park, Helmsley, Yorkshire, 3 years 10 months ;
bred by the late Lord Fevershain.
Third prize of 101. to No. 104, the Earl of Hardwick°, of
Wimpole, Arrington, Cambridge, 3 years II months.
CLASS 4V.—SHORTHORNED Cows ABovi 4 YEAus-ow.
First prize of 2.11. to No. 111, Adam Dugdsle, of Rose-
bill, Burnley, Lancashire, 5 years 10 month 13 days ; bred
by E. Hales, of North Frith, Tonbridge, Rent.
Second prize of DJ. to No. 120, Richard Taylor, of Rule-
Maldon, Essex, 10 years 6 months ; bred by ex-
hibitor.

—Third prise of 10/. to No. 121, Thomas Mead, of Wilda's,
Trios, Herta, 6 years 3 months ; bred by the late Joseph
Brim, of Nimble Wick, Wondover, Bucks.
Sums: BnEzn.
CLASS XVI.--Sraszx Stew oa Oxzx NOT lICELMING

3 Yisits‘ -----
First prize of 20/. to No. 127, G. C. Coot., of Torting-
ton, Arundel, Sussex, 2 yrs 11 months ; bred by exhihitor.
Second prize 6[lo/. to No. 121 t, John and Alfred Neu-
man, of Antrinering, Arundel, Sussex, 2 yrs 10 months ;
bred by exhibitor.
CLASS XVIL—SCSSIX STEERS Oft OXEN ABOVE TERM
YEARS OLD.
First prise of 23/. to No. 130, John and Alfred Hem-
men, of Angmering. Arundel, Sussex, 3 years 11 months ;
bred by exhibitors.
. _

Seto;id prise of 151. to No. 135, William Botting, of
Westmeston-place, Hurstpierpoint, Busses, 3 years 9
months; bred by exhibitor.
Third prise of 101. to No. 136, George C. Coote, of Tor-
tington, Arundel, Sussex, 4 years 6 months ; bred by ex-
hibitor.
CLASS XVIII. —Sulffi.X HARM NOT RIMMING FOUR

Ynq OLD.
Fire* prise of 20i. to No. UT—John Shoomnith, of
Berwick. Isms, Sonmex, 3 yens 11 months ; bred by ex-
hibitor.

-8;;Ona prise of 151. to No. 138; Edward Cane. of
Berwisk-court, Lewes, Susie; 3 years 10 niontlut bred by
exhibitor.

The recently-erected powder works of Messrs.
Dickson and Co., situated at Blackbeck, about four miles
from the foot of Lake Windermere, were on Saturday morn-
ing the some of two terrible explosions, by which three men
were killed and three seriously injured. About half-past
8 o'clock, while two men, at the door of the granula-
ting house, were engaged loading the van with powder to
convey to the glazing house, the Brat explosion took place
in the building beside them. The frames were com-
municated to the glazing house, and • second explosion
occurred. The Brat building contained about I,oJolbri. of
powder, and the second something more. The buildings
were about 60 yards apart, with an engine house between
them, which supplied power for the machinery in both.
How the fire originated no one can tell. The only man in
the building where the tint explosion took place WAS
found dead among the clibrig. The loss to the owners is
very great. The new machinery is amealad to pieoss,
the building completely destroyed, and the materials of
which they were composed scattered in all directions for
400 or 500 yards round. The scene is one of couiplete
desolation. The names of the poor men killed are Row-
land Penny, John liisttinsen, and James Baythorpe. The
body of Penny was found 100 yards from the scene of the
catastrophe, completely stripped of clothes, that of Mat-
tinson was blown over a bill into field • quarter of a wile
distant, and the hone and van were flun,g into • wood
about 50 yards. The van was smashed to pieces, and the
horse was fearfully mangled and killed. A remarkable
occurrence in this mournful event was the soaps of the
young man assisting Mathison at the van - for whilst his
fellow-workman was blown to • distance of a quarter of •
mile, and the horse and van destroyed, he received no in-
jury, with the exception of a slight bruise on the aide of
his legs. The wounded men were duly attended to by Dr.
Hunt, who was promptly on the ground, and are likely to
recover. The house of Mr. Lowther, who resides • abort
distance from the works, has suffered nu& from the ex-
plosion, all the windows being broken and otherwise da-
nagged. The shock was felt for miles.

The Australian papers state that the Duke of
Edinburgh in his voyager round the world will, after having
Australia, visit Tahiti, in the Pacific, and Valparaiso, the
capital of Chili, on the south-west coast of America.

CLAM XlX.—Elusszx Cows mays 4 Yssis OLD.
Mot prise of 201. to No. 143, Georp 0. Coote, of
Tortington, Arundel, Sussex, 7 yaws 6 months ; bred by
exhibitor.

& Per atone of 81bs. a d. a d
BOA Soots, Beret& 4 10 5 2 1 Best Dos& 1111445 h 0 • 0
Best Short.horns 4 8 6 0, Best Lem-w 0015.... 4 4 •
&mond qua. beads 8 0 3 10 Do. do. Besse.... 0 0 0
Caws
191111
BIM Dastillt.breds 4 • 4 10 , Lambe
Beards st market, 4,500: sheep and lambs, 24.640; 0611,66. 178 ;
-. 310.

BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
Messrs. PaOgaden and Smith report a very limited
demand for thj beet descriptions only, quotations being
nominally the Yawn.

THE RET, NEWNAN HALL AND THE AItRILICAN
BILTIATG—Ret )111111/01yli Hell, it seems, did not ware the
Senate Chamber for his use last evening. Senators Trum-
bull and Cameron thought it would create a " bed p. rem-
dent ;" Mr. Prelinghuysen proposed to give it !obi= just
oeoe," and then shut down on everybody else, except by •
definite rule, and Messrs. Sumner and Pomeroy thought the
chamber was due to Mr. Hall, and to " none but men of such
eemrcanding character" and of "such service* to this
country." We think Mr. Hall did render one great ser-
vice to the country. by the prayer he made in the Senate.
The report suggestively said "it avoided all mention of
American politics.' Now that is such • novel and striking
sort of public prayer, such a commendable innovation, that
we think it worthy of special reward. When Mr. Hall
preached in the House Chamberon Sondaymorning he argued
" the • rtanoe of ecclesiastical liberty as the guardian
of
importance
of civil liberty, and condemned the alliance of church and
state." That, however, was only carrying mails to New-
castle. We haven't any idea of uniting church and data,
and the sermon might as well have been on the American
flag. Bat the avoidance of American politics in the prayer
was decidedly not coals to Newcastle ; and though we
would net prosounee this stroke worthy of special thanks
by the senate, we hope Chaplain Boynton will mark and
inwardly digest it."—Noo York Timm, Nov. 27.
SintiOre ACCIDENT, —A few days back, while re-
turning from an official visit of inspesticn to the Feleuun
Reformatory, Mr. Halswell, an old member et the Middle-
tax msgistreoy, met with • serious maddest as the steps
of the arrival platform of the Seek Wester* Railway.
Vauxhall, when his right shoulder was dielooated, sad
his seller brae sad three or four of the ribs of his right
side were fractured. Mr. Halewell, who was aesonapanted
by Mr. Aatrebus, • brother magistrate, to Peltharn, is
now ceedmisi to his house at Kensington-gate.
Rom:AL Tom DESHLER' OP Tin Cain VburoitzA-
TAlLL—The number of patinas relieved at this iniailintioa
dating last week wee I,2da. of whisk ?Ai were sew eases.

The amount of the half-yearly sinking fund to
be applied next month on the Consolidated Peru-
vian Five per Cent. Loan of 1865 is 282,8501.,which
is equal to 3} per cent. on the 8,685,900/. of bonds
outstanding. The total amount of the loan can-
celled will then be 1,596,9501. The sinking fund
being accumulative, the amount available in the
following July will be 289,900/., or equal to
3i per cent. on the 8,403,0501. of bonds that
will then be in existence. By this process it is
calculated that the entire loan—originally
10,000,000/.—will be extinguished in July, 1879.
It appears that some short delay is likely to take
place m passing the bill confirming the agreement
for the settlement of the Greek loans of 1824 and
1825, through the Greek chamber. This delay
arises not from any unwillingness or inability of
the Greek ministry to fulfil its obligations, but
from the suspension of business, owing to the ar-
rival of the King and his young bride, and from
the pressure of other government bills before the
chamber. The ministry are confident of their
power to pass the bill, in spite of a sharp opposition
from M. Christides, the ex-Minister of Finance,
and others, who are of opinion that the terms offered
to the bondholders are much too favourable. The
bill has not yet been printed, but contains clauses
carefully protecting the rights of the bondholders
to those revenues specially hypothecated for the
payment of the interest and sinking fund against
any possible misappropriation by the government.
About 39,0001. in bar gold was taken from the
Bank on Saturday for the continent.
The steamer Oneida takes 57,818/. in gold and
8,000/. in silver for Brazil.
The Denmark, from New...indt, has brought
11,500/. in specie, and the Scotia 8,000/.
The telegram recoil/cid on Friday by the Royal
Mail Steam Packet Company is believed to refernot
to a second earthquake at St. Thomas as some
persons suppose, but to the one which took place
there on the 19th ult., and to which allusion was
made in the Erpruis of Tuesday last. The
telegram is dated • La Plata, Jamaica, Nov. 23,"
so that that vessel (with the mails of Nov. 2) must
have then arrived at Jamaica from Southampton
and St. Thomas, and the news was sent thence to
Havana. _ _

Branetone, a hamlet in the Isle of Wight, con
tains 50 inhabitante, the united ages of dee cal which me-
bet upward of 400 years.

=NARKS.

There was a sudden decrease of barometrical preemie. inin Scot-
.laud yesterday, widle et scudeenum and Ilelder there was an M-
c:tease of similar extent. This morning pressure is he/easing
everywhere except oe the hem& meet. sad Use difference be-
tween the readings et Rochefort and Yarmouth k nearly four-
tenths of an nick feeperature is generally higher oii all our
coasts stove is the east, where it is very low. Strong northerly
winds blew yesterday on our western coasts, secoliils,hied by
rain this iu•pnli ,I; the windsare light and variable In the north,
but on other vomits easterly winds ore general. Snow has takes
sinew Saturday morning os vet south sad east Wads.

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A communication from the Committee of Admi-
nistration of the Atlantic and Great Western Rail-
way intimates that " up to this date, there have
been surrendered to them coupons from 3,600,000
doh. Consolidated Bonds, out of a total issue of
17,579,500 doh ; and they beg to inform bond-
holders that they are prepared to receive the cou-
pons from the remaining bonds up to the 31st De-
oember, inclusive, by which date holders desiring
to join in the arrangements should signify their
meant and surrender their coupons."

The London and North Western Railway Com-
pany are inviting tenders receivable until the 15th
January, for the comb:notion of • branch line,
" commencing by a junction with the Chester and
Mold branch, near the town of Mold, in the county
of Flint, and terminating by a junction with the
Coed Talon branch of the same railway, being a
length of 4} miles.
An extraordinary general meeting of the Oriental
Gas Company (Limited) is called for the 16th

Second prize of 151. to No. 141, Tilden Smith, of
Knell, Buekley, Sussex, 6 years 8 months; bred by ex-
hibitor.

FRIONITULAOCITISIST.—OsSaturday Mr. Payne,
City coroner, held an inquest at S. Bartholomew's Hoe. :
/vital relative to the death by Impalement of James
11" -
Liam Wilmott, sged TI years. Jane Watkins, servant to
Dr. Holden, of 26, Finsbury-square, said that the de-
ceased, wheys' by trade a painter, was employed to clean
the windows on Ft iday afternoon. He was cautioned not
to get out on the window sill, for fear of accidents. He
went up to the third floor. A little before 1 o'clock witness
heard • frightful crash, and upon going to the front door
she sew a crowd assembled and the deceased iir.p.ded on
the railings. One spike was through his neck, a second
through hie arm. and a third pierced his left side. The
blood was gushing from his wounds and running over the
pavement. Some men succeeded in lifting him off the
railing spikes, and he was brought into the house,when Dr. .
Holden attended to him. He was then seat in a cab to the
hospital. No one sew deceased fall, but it seemed as if he
bad got outside the third-door landing window an 1 had
slipped. In falling be must have caught the framework
of the window, for the lower nab and three panes of gloss
were torn away. Mr. John Honfall, house surgeon, said
that the deosesed was most terribly injured. His neck
was fearfully lacerated. It appeared that he had hung
from the spike by his neck, while his feet were down the
area. Death mutt have been almost immediate. The
Ivry returned a verdict of " Accidental death," and the
foreman said that ten of the jury were of opinion that
standing on the window sill for the purpose of cleaning
windows was so dangerous that a law ought to he passed
to prohibit the practice. The coroner said that he hoped
the press would take notice of the opinion expressed by
the jury.
Giasar HOMILIES HOSPITAL, CALZDOSTA/f-ROAD,
N. Number of patients for the week ending Dee. 7,
1,009, of which 321 were new oases.
ROYAL FEES HOSPITAL, GRAY'S-INII-ROAD.—The
number of patients relieved at this hospital during the
week ending Dee. 7 see 2,908, of which 947 were new
cases.

Three Cork magistrates—D. O'Sullivan, D. F.
Leahy, sad T. Lyons--have subscribed to Ms fund being
raised there for the families of the executed man.