The Express.
London, England, 1861-12-23 00:00:00

THE STRAND BOARD OF W
At a *meeting of the Butted it
mnumi Divuirt. it was nesholl uessiisruir
taunt hare haunt witla le tit's .1 the
ino ireful intelligewas of the death of /
'th.• Mune Grant, awl suttinee the
od..r thi. *weenies d their profound
'pithy with her Mirleaty the queen .
Ilainewernent anti athetioo. IN recording ,
,enr it l.wi which the Itnti.li pantile hare t
ilci.h of • prince wlr, for more than teen')
dr.ireitt tie. to thus country,
of a high haa patriotically
t•i t lie protel..t...ti of it, heat interests •
on of @Menai, I
awl oho, w ..idition to u ...tee, of pew:Weal
kit Leland 111,11 the 1t0,11.1141.10 example of
irr.....1,41.6 11414 I...rti deore to testify
' lake and attach/neat to the penman cif lb
etiirrat their aii•amni hops that Divine
WWl"w her Ilyr.tt with i.-.iguaucio, awl,
hear the. great trial ; amt their fervent pr
long Iota! to HO. nation, and that
time to he blessed with peace and prtsperit)

EN WELL
Ata general notetifig of the teary.
Vr.try .611, 24, Upper Itosomauntree• o-
-11,11, kwi.. in theehair, it was moved by
Kw•meloil by J. W. 11..picms. K.. 1.. and roes!,
That thin vestry have received with (tell,
MATOW the unnounceineut of the decease o
tie. the Prime Cousort, sod &site most
Plai her most gracious Majesty the queen,
family. their aut.-create! hvartfelt coudolence
mg event. This vestry consider
'patted bereavement as a great
;they desire to reword their hi&
rthe truly peansewortliv manner in wl
!Nighties; fulfilled the duties of his e,
lwhieh reeured to him the approbation
orhole nation. Tbp, v.try pray that A
grant b. her Mist f ;mime Majeaty and
'strength arid patience to bear this he..
realoon.. sail reeignat ion. —Extract.lfv-
yA,LT, vestry clerk.

HON. ARTILLERY C'OM
At a Court of Aneistatita iif th.
Company, heW at the Armoury-house,
Dec. 19, Major Itonm.sis in the chair,
telligenee having reached the wart of
Royal Highneas the Priem Consort, C
Colonel of the corps, it was ,resolved
thin court enters cm the record. of the .
(row too deep and heartfelt for word.,
14th of December lenient, of Field. Marshal
ere Francis Albert Augustus Charles Erna
Prise, of Maze Coburg and Gotha,
,oviet Noble Order of the Carter. the Cowart
I :mime Majesty the Queen, and the honoured
I.*aistsinstfeneral and Cohost] of this regiment
whom were united all qualities and gift
love sad admiration of mankind, and wi
virtues in every relation of his life have lcftt
&Wile effect for good upon the ',Maoism:Mt,
-elerthia solemn sod affsctisg esitatmes of P.
I pithy, deep sal respectful, for the affliction
Queen sal her royal house, is the tf-.t
of every heart ; and this court fervently
/..`:187 the astern, her Majsty
overwhduung
awls Divine power which bath gave and
Bat the relation in which, ss their eaptaialreseral
sefouril. hi. Royal Higbee. stood towarle this
Itleememis Prow it the spend tribute. to If
tYmstrtuss aud graceful pence, of a hi
soiseldedgmes tof the interest ever t.
Higlesas is its welfare Appointed
=and colonel by ler Mr
of the late Duke of Ouse:
Highness has sever cased to maintain
Ilia regiment ; to anxiously promote
cnotribote to its military progress by
Teethe ; cad (amidst ell the numeniti
tunas of his high office) to hold Lines"
Lary conimusication coosectod with its
These canons services coastline, so
ape the regiment to join in the unit
follow this honoured end lamented Priaar
Acid the court feels assured that no lapses
fees the winds of the members of the Ha
pant the reinllectice either of the *mid
upsu then by kile Royal Highness, or oil
euleussuieg emotions of Shipment hour.

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MI7IIITI.IIXT DONATIoN To TIIIS
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soul reoreeted olden of the free church
Wiliam. Blear Weloter —has healed u•
of the Fres Chureh College, Edinburrh,
for the purpose of eodovoor fellowship,
have completed their curriculum at that
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1 MR. Jows LAIRD.—The new mewl
head baa crowned hi. sneers with an -
mace. He bar undertakes Use erection
Birkenhead at • ems of MOM It is ii
the character of Mr. Laird, that he did .
determined act an electioneering movement
severe contest. The gift will be duly .--
fellow-burgemes. r - L•rf rpm,' Al&ion.
THE BILATON Ml.lLl.Ea.—COWnewtolt
Tilt UCLPEITIL-1/12setunley morale the eal
nude a essfeesion to the principal turnkey
ford Comity Gaol, in which he is confined wit'
condemned men (Jones and Braisdrickh earl
a event* cell. Ifisilal,ek's is a " familiar
lb* gaol. and the turnkey visited him
wander to evidence the interest which he
aconnut. Maddox availed himself of
sav that the nglit nen had been conek
only he himself anti Jonas and Brandrick
either in the burglary or in the
atetement was made knows to Baron
his lonlship again tank his seat on thi
Stafford Amiss Court on Batonlay morning.
afterwards Jokes, LiVer, Bills. end Webb,
men referred to, wet. arrai,med 00 the e"
glary. for which the gra,,,l jury found
them ; but the 1,r,,..,,iiinn ',icier.' so ~
jury returning a veniet of " Sot Guilty,
liberated from confinement.
THlte•Tleixii rii Ssiarr vial
Parntoff. —Our Preston correapoudent ivi
,was recently left on the table of the onleri
'wood Barracks, Prenton, intimating that I'
Hardy. and Assistant Nt...if Burgeon ('
dent thee meet a similar fate to
Colonel Crofh.n and t • total° Hitaham.
,by Pori, % l'l'iifferay whthit they were
tittailrith:la ht Ow came barrack* in
The reamn alleged iti the letter, as far
able to vither. la stra.t disciplinarianiw
anthorittea at the garrhion have at once,
inquiry. We have Lees informed that
ohtain.l to the writer of the '
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ondeacird to death, ban boss reopitiod.

THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 23, 1861.

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LAtzas ISTELLIGENCE. of speaking frankly with 'Mr. Seward, and, if he . . Cruz. It was ruieseared that two new Cauluderatelle MV Elr M. RKET.
id Werke foe , AMERICA.
danarly—" That —_,--- should desire it, to leave him a copy of this des- :
--e- commissioners would sail for Europe in the Clyde. --a--
be domed sorrow patch.-Receive, &c., " THOUVMML." ' It is reported from Mexico that no resistan• Twe s'Ottest.
NEW YORK, Dec. 10.
f be Royal II . lIE FRENCH GOVERNMENT AND .,
(Per steamer Canada, via &doe sad Queenstown), will be offered either at Vera Cruz or Tampico . This day being fixed for the interment of
e nest opporturity •
I sad ti i THE AFFAIR OF THE TRENT.
fusp.K u mu (azu-nrie. TIM:MARS.) , Further correspondence between Mr. Seward and the allied expedition. There i., however, a strop;,. to lamented Prince Consort, • close holiday • •
is this the hour • POLAND. Mr. Dayton, the American Minister in Paris, has eeling in favour of making • determined rein s• observed in nearly
ing their sensed Ur
THORN Dec 23 Most of the commercial establishments, inch .. •..
Lave sitstaiewl by IL. IMPORTANT OFFICIAL DISPATCH TO TH ••• . • • been published. nee against any Spanish invasion in the interior • every department of ..
"'eel,' "new he. he • FRENCH MINISTER AT WASHINGTON. News has been received here from Wareaw that Mr. Dayton writes that M. Thouvenel and Earl .f the country. the Stock Exchange, are shut, and no business has
matey sad who, i. •• s continue to be made on • most extenaiv • Russell had officially avowed that there was au un- COMMERICIAL INTELLIGENCE. been dune in public securities.
call, devoted humid ..-e-.. e throughout the kingdom of Poland. It is very satisfactory to learn that the iudica-
te • who has Lae .erstandiug between England and France fora NEW YORK, Dec. 12. .
Twelve beueficed priests have been sent to .. utual action in American affairs. dons presented by the course of the stock markets
e &mature, sad art The following highly %aperient diplomatic 1- Stocks unsettled. New York Central, 781•
betted unfuleesse 13 1 tch line been addressed by the French Mineter, 4:iheria• On the 15th June the English and French II llinois, 61 ; Erie, 32 ; exchange, 1091. Cotton
ple of • pure and irre
testify their trusts I Foreign Affairs to the representative of Fran. • WARSAW, Dec. 21. • •
. - niters had an interview with Mr. Seward, at still advancing ; middling Uplands, 32c. Bread- •
on Friday and Saturday are of. the usual sure
- character. It appears to be certain that a decided
of the Queen, arid t Washington : The official journal contains three Inipe :
Washington, in which they both announced that stuffs steady. improvement has taken place iu the prospect
vibe Provideom wil ukases, announcing the acceptanoe of the Marquis of our relations with America. In eddi-
ed strengthen her . • THE MINISTER OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS TO :n, , . , . .ey were charged to read a despatch from the' QUEENSTOWN, Dec. 22
ielopolski a resignation, and appointing Se
t prayer that she may FRENCH MINISTER AT WASHINGTON.
at her reign may axe - -mt• meth% governments, Mr, &wird, in reply, The
. Royal Mail steamship Canada, Captain tiou to the satisfactory assurances mentioned on
• übe Minister for Public Worship, and the muni- ~.. .....i. - '' ---
*purity." " NAN Dec. 5, 1861. .
Icouncillor De b ki Minister* --- '
caps m rows of Justice. that, under the peculiar circumstances, he , tur, from Boston on the llth, and Halifax on Saturday as having been sent by members of the
he 13th inst., arrived here at 9.30 p.m. yesterday. Federal Cabinet to eminent Americans here, we
" Monsieur,-The arrest of MM. Mason andcould not permit tho official reading of the skee-
t. lidell on board the English packet Tremt by au ENGLAND AND AMERICA. 'rents without knowing their character and object. zhe brings 77 passengers, and 33,733 dollars in ;ether from a perfectly trustworthy source that
vary, held in tht ruerican cruiser has produced in France, if no PARIS, Dtc. 21. he Ministers thereupon delivered the despatch. • pecie. She landed 114 sacks of mails and th :: last week's packet has brought to the American
• ''''"""l'v'el'a:gle• he same emotion as in England, at least gma •• The Temps of this evening asserts that a despatch . Mr. Seward fur informal examination. Mr. . - .... gers, and proceeded at 9.35 p.m. All well. , inbaasador deapatchee from his government couched
la 1.. s. eoley, L. 44.
reeevel umnimeuely , smouishinent and an extreme sensation. II a very moderate and even friendly tone, and
. : arrived in London from Mr. Seward, replying. ••• -ward, having ascertained that the despatches, by
reeling.. of the deepest 4' Public opinion at once inquired, with anxiet ', a communication from Earl Russell on the au •. king cognisance of both parties as belligerents, LATEST BY TELEGRAPH TO HALIFAX. that, pursuant to his instructions, he has communi- •
se of his Royal High•
or the Consequences, whether such an act could 'scat of neutral rights. NEW YORK, Dec. 12. late' them to our Foreign-office. They m-
eet humbly to biotic- ..umed that the United States were not one cove -
The steamer Hulse, which sailed from South- late rather to other topics of irritation
!ifeeet: sod tbe royal . ..bly be legitimate, and there cannot be th - "In this despatch," says the Temps, " Mr. coign power, stated that he could not allow the
d le ce on the afflict-
the sad and uses-
lightest doubt of the general impression. The: s': .ward assures Earl Russell that the Cabinet o. espatchee to be communicated to the Fed amptou on the 28th ult., or the day after that .3. between the two governments than to the
,
which the arrest of Messrs. Mason and Slidell be • flair of the Trent (the English demands in
natioul loss, and •• et seems to the public so entirely at variance with • Washington, faithful to its past policy, is ready , • overnment.
ilia appreciation• ° he ordinary rules of international law that i.: rites to neutrals every facility compatible wi The New York Herald of the 9th instant, ,in an came known in England, has arrived here. Th respect of which had, of course, not then arrived
whieh his into Heys
teethed position, arid throws the responsibility exclusively upon the com- he rights of belligerents, and that satisfaction will dclo on the arrest of Meagre Mason anti Slidell, . effect of the news in England is nut considered in ut), but the only inferences to be extracted from
a end esteem of tb • antler of the San Jacinto. oyally be given by the Federal government in •• ys that, according to the opinion of the British ew York so unfavourable as was expected. hem are highly reassuring. Coupling with these
I .sheighty God will „ .
end the eye! family Ve• e cannot know yet whether this supposition •. an infraction of the rule adopted in common tw officers, as given in the correspondence between QUEENSTOWN, Dee. m sonsideratious the exceedingly important fact that
hasty affliction with .*: well founded, and the Emperor's government 13 • . horild take place. The Royal Mail steamship Asia arrived here at canoe has already unreservedly thrown her in- ,
. r. Adams and the English government, the case •
from udautee Roarer 10.30 a.m., embarked 40 sacks of mails and th : • duence into the scale against the American govern- .
. therefore felt called upon to consider the gnostic'. " This despatch, although bearing a date &uteri° - fairly and distinctly settled in favour of the Fed .
cal government, and that there may have been fair
• •sed by the capture of the two passengers o„ to that of the English ultimatum, was write!' afte .. ngers, and proceeded for New York at 4 p.m. meat, and has plainly intimated to them that she'
M PAN Y. •rd the Trent. The desire to contribute to pre- he arrest of the Confederate commissioners betas: ._ rounds for seizing the steamer in British waters. tit well. ..utirely condemns their conduct in the Trent affair,
the Hon. Artillery ent a conflict, which is, perhaps, imminent, be known in America," the prospects of an amicable adjustment of the
The New York Herald of the 10th instant pu.
muse. on Thu.-Mar, ween two powers towards whom it is animated b LAW INTELLIGENCE. question is regarded as now firmly established.
air, the afflicting hi• tithes the following article, headed " Anothe
el the dee-,use of his equally friendly sentiments, and the duty of train FRANCE. British precedent in favour of the Mason and (THIS DAY.) There was a brisk demand for money in Lombard-
c•Pt.en-(100end a" . taining-with a view to put the rights of its o . PARIS, Dec. 21, Emma. 'tidal arrest :" - treet on Saturday at 21 to 3 per cent. for good
,imiumousiv- -"Thai
The discussion of the Senates Consultum rela We quote el soother column en important •conespon. s / r --ss-
. compauy, with a Dor- flag beyond the danger of attack-certain princibills. At the Bank the applications were beyond
de, the death, on the pies essential to the security of neutrals, have, „tive to the extension of the privileges of the Co . race between Mr. Bancroft and Lord Palmerdon, which COURT, RED LION-SQUARE. the recent average, yet moderate, considering that
irshal his Royal High-,(Before Mr. Serjetat Hayes, Asassex.)
. emseimele Dee. a after mature reflection, oonvinced the French • •.. •• if was resumed to-day in the Senate. took place in 1817, when the former was our minister at • y was a holiday. On Saturday many of the
HZ FUNERAL OF THE PROMS CONnORT.-naves V. T • -
Gotha, Knight of the government that it cannot remain complete] M. Fould justified the statements contained i. the Court of St. James's and the letter Foreign Secretary.
METROPOLITAN RAILwAT coMPANT. IiSCOUnt brokers were glad to take from the Bank
Consort of her Most to circumstaace of the ceptain of th•
.is recent report, the effect of which, be said, bad I.!. reran - the This was a proceeding, before • meeial jury, to assess the he loans usual at this period of the quarter.
uee„ured
end
rem., : silent under existing c;scumstances.
British West India Royal Mail steamer Tarim, mount of compensation to be paid by the mammy to Mr.. The amount of Australian gold purchased by the
regiment a prince in • " If, to our great regret, the Washington cabinet ...nto et -establish a feeling of security. Sin • , yea from the Ha nab to Vera C the Mexican W. Kirten iu respect of somepremise, at "ri7 Pentonvill
in. Viet command the should be disposed to approve the conduct of the then the indirect revenue bad increased, and th• • - - United • d, re.. 'red for- th the underground
eral Paredes. The States and Mexico being then ' 1 n e purposes of railway,
' `• Bank on Saturday was 90,0001., making a total of
wii.oe unostentatious
As the parties could not agree to terms, the comma 184,000/. since the last return.
left their visible and au- coininauder of the San Jacinto, they must con- a üblic funds had risen, and would probably hay - war, and Great Britain occupyieg the position of a nee- i. d iuitiated the matter to obtsiu the decision of ••• .. The increased prospect of the maintenance of
wail of thiskingdout. eider MM, Slidell and Mason either as enemies or ntinued to rise but for the incident which had al, Mr. Buchanan, then secretary of the State, very just' • pry,
pew : has imparted renewed strength on Saturday
on of Providence, sym• ' directed Mr. &Dere" a° • • • this • .
Auction of our beloved as rebels. In either case' there would be an ex-: caused apprehensions of war between Englandrequire satadaction for breach Mr. Hawkins, Q.C., with whom was Mr. Archibald, ap- , the Liverpool cotton maket. Holders evince
. sod elaorbing falba' trendy regrettable forgetfulness of principle, on and America. M. Fould demonstrated by th •', . ~ ~
of neutrality, and accordingly the ease was represented to I' for the cleiumit ;sad Mr. Lloyd, with Mr. Hello "• . .-s- - - - . Satur-
nless disposition to sell. The transactions on , for the company.
r mead the entwine]him, and inquired into by the British government. Th . Eh.
which we have always found the United States * experience of the late war in Italy the use:. .the jury answering to their names, Mr. Hawkins re- aY comprised 8,000 hales, may reveive support t that Lord Palmerston ultimatel ',formed o
7 u marked that this was the only court sitting to-day, end Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co. announce the
log calamity from the agreed with us. -of extraordinary credits, and called attention . minister that, the n having •
eider been invedigated by the . dog that it was the occasion of the funeral of the lement
half-yearly dividends on the Russian Four-and-a-
ad his taken awe y• "On what ground, in the first supposed case - . hat was at this moment taking place iu England, Lords commiamoners of the Admiralty, Her Majesty's go• Prince Cannon, he suggested whether the inquiry hid not Haleper Cent. Loan of 800 ;I ' also on C la
esTr•reel••°"ll eedi, ••
the American cruiser have arrested MM. Mason where, without transfers or extraordinary credits, • •vernment had informed the directors of the West 1.. • hotter he sdieweed.
Sterling Debentures, Nova Scotia Six per Cent. •
• The learned Assessor quite agreed that It would have •
3 the memory of that and Slidell 1 The United States have admitted, large bodies of troops, and a formidable fleet carry • lal Mai' Steam Packet Conipany that they were boned ~ n better not to have to sit this day, bat the t had . Aerling Bonds, New Brunswick Six per Cent.
Inw.hi° sad thluktell with us, in treaties concluded between the two lag 1," guns, could be despatched abroad, and ' teallfr in • marked manner their disapproval of the ma- been issued, and they were bound toy'meet. He regretted bo ' uds, Maryland State Sterling Five per Cent.
. taken by his Royal 'talus conduct, in consequence of which the latter had been his circumstance, but he witsquitepowerless toprevent it. • sad ee be eneemn. countries, that the freedom of the flag extends to that without convoking Parliament. "In tutu •
removed from his command, and the company publicly and Mr. Hawkins considered it was indecent to sit un such an so. ._
nos, Boston City Sterling Four-and-a-Half per
Moistly, all Me ' persons found ou board, even though they be me-. (he said) nothing will be added to the deficit, . • distinctltheir ' it, y condemned say set on the part of officers e •
nom
1643, his Royal •Cent. Bonds, Eastern Railroad of Measachuseits
Mr. Lloyd regretted they were obliged to meet He wet , ankle,' cue seer mess, except in the CAse of military men actually cause it is necessary that •• real equilibrium should
which might be regarded es • breech el WI t4warda the ' •11 the hands of the jury, and notwithstanding the az. . ive per Cent. Bonds, and Itavannalt Railroad
its advamement ;to in the service of the enemy. MM. Mason and be brought about between the revenue and expen- , • 'vermeil of the United State. This seems to establish .d inconvenience, hewas ready to adopt any course the Se ieu per Cent. Sterling Bonds.
ena Mimi' in' - Slidell were, therefore, by virtue this • • iture, and that the resources should be sufficient, clearly and imentestably enough the illegality of the set of •ury wished. A petition for the winding up of the Great
of principle,
tie cares sad mows-
mos Messrs. Mason and S'idell on board the Treat, a The jury on beine appealed to regretted that they •• r open to eery we.. which we have never found any difficulty iu getting and even more than sufficient. Should unforeseen . ' Northern and Midland Coal Company (Limited) is
milthe Teviot •- n summoued, hut as they were present the case had
a business or well's*. • inserted in our treaties of friendship and commerce, events come to surprise the country, the Govern- b161"6124 to the same company as * ..tter go ou to be heard in the Bankruptcy Court on the •
o many special claims 'i f all the preceded& quoted 'e lid- favour, none The * case proceeded. 4 . inst.
nand egrets which perfectly free under the neutral flag of England. meat will agras with the Corps Legislatif apo mean to apply so much to the case tat point as Creditors of the State Fire Insurance Company
1104 to his early tomb. "It will not, doubtless, be pretended that they . the measures to be taken. If the Treasury .-, his. It justifies in every respect the conduct of . are required to prove their claims before Vice-
Om 01thee v." egeee could be considered as contraband of war, What -• nothing to give, the Corps Legialatif will engage .• captain of the San Jacinto, and gives additional THE POLICE COURTS. Chancellor Sir W. P. Wood, who has appointed a
lion. Artillery Co-o-
gust helmets astern d constitutes contraband of war is not, it is true, its responsibility with that of the Government. .era to the reported decision of the law officers o
(THIS DAY.) . meeting for the 16th January.
v 01‘0•10.1,111e1 sad precisely settled ; the limits are not absolutely th • It will no longer happen that two years pass awa the crown with respect to the right of search which we pule
-e- The scrip certcates of the Telegraph to India
ur. hailed yesterday. U, indeed, the British government feel any ' . .. pany are now ready for delivery in exchange
same for all powers, 'set, as far as regards persons, before the Corps Legislatif is called upon tomer- disposition
=_....e. to quarrel vita country, they will be nub • or the bankers' receipts.
the stipulations found in treaties relative to mil- else a control over the credits and expenditure. .. , find a sufficient pretext in the action of Captala Wilkes, s PLATE ROBBERY BT • BUTLER.-BAD Cass.
the Commercial Union Assurance
°d Williams Thomas Dairy, butler, was charged before Mr. The business of
THIS DAY.) tary persons clearly define the character of the - very desirable guarantee therefore exists, if we .pep had he gone further than he did and seised the yrwhite with stealing a qua taity of plate of the value of • Company will, on and after Monday, the 23rd nest.,
I I.a individuals who alone are liable to be captured by . have the streugth to respect the laws which we have . .nt, u well as the rebel emissaries, he would have been Of. the property of Dr. Andrew Whyte Barclay, of 23a, be carried on in their new -premises, at No, 19,
-r--C-1-1E- ' . igerenta .. .. " (Applause.) 'unified under the eircumatanoss, for Mason and Slidell Beelea-steet, Bond•street. . hill.
Dr. Andrew Whyte Barclay aid-I engaged prisoner and
ere contraband of war and known to be 'tech The la from Calcutta and China have reached
mai
1 b " Now it cannot be necessary to demonstrate the After some explanations from M. Forcade la Ro- • I. is wits and daughter to take 02113 Of my house in 1852. as
by the captain of the steamer. But England
It b MM. Mason and Slidell can in no way be mainii., quette respecting the state of the finances, the .. ee. . onseetie servants. I paid prisoner 601. a year, and 18a., "1.12ez. .
t too many exposed interests at stake to risk ... .1 wages, besides allowing himother srticles. Last sum- With reference to the prospects of business the
sit hated to persons in this category. There would, Senatus Consultum was all but unanimously agreed a rupture with the United States, even • .. er I wished to base some new plate I had bought engraved •ircular of Messrs. Joseph Travers and Suns has
b therefore, remain no ground to explain their ca . to, only one senator out of the 133 present voting . (rum the question of right. We here therefore rept. ..1 on sakiec for It it was eatables. it bad been in the oel
e•-,- the following:
•
• urn but the pretext that they were bearers of against the measure. e.. =mutes for her future good behaviour. Canada is ee, nereheenergn' and oner-pg him ea to where it was, "e As roger& tbe produce markets, and, indeed, the general
1111 Q pledg it, aoti gave me the depilates. • trade of the country, there appears to be uo want of *DIA-
, official despatches front the enemy. But this is the within a little more than two days' railway ride of half a, i asked if he had robbed in say other way and h
l he .•• in future prospects. Nothing more of moment, how-
-1 ITALY. .• 'on of armed men, and his a frontier that Can . id he had not. Knowing tie his WWI t f •
- were used is now likely to be done till the °peeing of the new
b lace to call to mind • circumstance which overrides
TURIN, Dec, 21. tier no resistance to the march of an herading • .speotable, I discharged him, telling him that if anything • ear, when wo shall start with definite knowledee of our
• the whole case, and shows the conduct of theuntie was found I would prosecute hen. The next day 1 ,7,1'. l• hie - It ' announced, pounced, it is certain that
Chamber of to-day a lette . oree from the States. Moreover, w. In the Deputies United '
• .
found a ulcer salver was missing, veeich prisoner hail '•-•• ' lia kit
t 1 (Peace° rive ral demand for all
• Menem cruiser to have been unjuntifiable• from Signor Ratazzi was read, thanking th -' v• °Ur own kniudahle Ind ell'idl74"" - .Ined for 211. 11 had formed no part of the new let we 'my an no "Ler aa ac • g
of b " The Trent was not bound to a point belongiu.expressive of its wish val armamente bristling before her eyes ; and sbe we11„,,,,,,Pree ' Mae of dub, but for a considerable amount 'peen-
chamber for the resolution
previously mimed' Bills then began to e°*"" '" ''" Live feeling consequent on the abundance of money, and
either of the belligerents. It was carrying its knows that hostile interference with us would involve th. . 'dun in my mune for goods which 1 never ordered. Ihe
- --e - ' he f • reduction of the Bank rate of die-
Ole probe Ay o a
a • that he should •
retain the post of President, and ass of her immense trade with the North. She win con- ' found that a quantity of wine bed been taken from th e rat to 26 per cent. On the other hand, iu the event of .
a• • cargo and passengers to • neutral country, and, nithdr, •h• • • liar, the empty bottles being placed in the bin with lb •
.• wing le resignation. equently, we may rest Retired, be in no harry to embroil ".war, very active, although fluctuating markets must still be
is earesemaammee. moreover, it was at • neutral port that i
herself in another Awe • n difficult • for, if she d the cc of deceiving me. Some of the be"' bid been • ' .xla; since prices of allarticles will be widely influenced
Count Bits ' thenmade li. financial statement, tom us
this . e ,
.°°°, with water, and corked up, in all about fifty bottle*. •
.-Mederaiaseseeleow• had taken them up. If it were NAM 'ble_,•
from mouth to month by the operation of war risks. and
After enumerating the measures which had been satiny of her power on continent is predetermined. In answer to aqu a
" " am' jar' Bard". ledd abet ...n " be cousidendions that will interfere with the regularity of hat under such circumstances the neutral . The New York Tnes, of the 9th inst., in an . -,issleg .
' was worth about 501 and that either prisoner • ' •
.to IL-Irtne. • taken to improve the public he stated that ' ' mpplies. At the same time, the home consumption will
e mean kept the key.
id not completely cover the persons and goods . credit,
rt. 1 affair of the Nashville, says :lc e on the oubtless matinee un a good scale, be•anee hostilities me
he culinary deficit in 1861 amounted to 400,000,000 Mr. Tyrwhitt-lathe the pawnbroker in attendance? • • rily create a great amount of employment in mimeos
trumpeted under it, the immunity of that flo While awaiting for •• day or two the news of the manner eespector Wed., who took the prisoner iuto cuetody
1 5 E.-nne, neeseat.,, - ire, and that the deficit in 1862 was estimated at. . branches of work ; and the prospect of the 01 ening of the '
At. would be • vain word ; the commerce and • u which the Trent affair has been received in England, wo •id he was not, though he had been warned to be. •otton ports will have an important bearing on the state of '
"T'gs" •-• 17 000 000 lire. Deducting, h
. 000 000 lire obtained by the alienation oMr. Tyrwbitt said the (lase should be put back till a
all-else, fresh to any moment for their innocent, or even indirect ' • . "17derien el &Web neutrality presented by the °lne ° . hour, as if the pawnbroker attended the cue could
latte' ' 000 000 of Neapolitan and 28,000,000 of Sicilian ' ther Nashviee. If it had been given -.,
let:ions with either of the belligerents. The ' -6
rebel
"Min
ndudud, if not, rim prisoner would he remanded. SATURDAY EVEITING.
I ' - . ten, &Da also part of the proceeds of the last us to control events so as to prepare England for the recep•
la aides dome sa would not only have a right to require from th •• . • • • Consols, which closed yesterday at 901 to $, ex
. - . nal loan, the deficit in 1862 would be redo .. lion of the sews of our seizure of Mason and Slidell, w
emboli alWilernireeth • unlit the most complete impartiality, and e . - v for the 9th Jan opened this morning at the .
would hardly have dome otherwise than ask that this trance- ' THE RECENT PARRICIDE AT BIRMINGJEAK„ • 9 . t . .
ahem m fink asses . 159 000 000 lire. we quotation, aud, after receding to 90g to i.
.888888,8 animmi., interdict him from being mixed up in any way with ' ' ion should take place, and that it would evoke the v . ---
weemilell• nod e" acts of hostility, but they would inflict friction. The minister proposed to cover this deficit by .pinions it has evoked. Whatever might be the be"i- SIBMINONAY, SATURDAY ETRNMO. !idol at 903 to i. For money the last price
ana pear ese et nue.AnThe official business re”ort is as
inquest was held this evening, at tb was 902 to i• . furl
U.-4.lseit It Is M. I.- upon the liberty of centime°. cod navigation which means of several new taxes, which he estimated genet righta of the Nashville to seize Uaited Stem-
,'• mime of Mr. Mytton. the Calthorps Arms, Bath•row, before. • Olows :-Three per Cent. Consous, money,
et ;t. sm h. halt .I. would yield 139,000,000 lire. Bis estimate in de- 'elude she entered Southampton as a pirate, after
a.n, , r. ~,in
....,,,, modern international law refuses to acknowledge ‘ B. Davis,, meeker, conceraine the death of James glee, ji, 1,1, ex div. ; ditto for amount (Jan. 9), 94,
" w,-wvi• miu'Call. I .t. te There would be' ord tail is as follows : • viug, in the face of international law, wantonly destroy • illwa stamper, aged 45 el, years, who died from the effec •s ox div. • Bank Stock, 232 • Three per Omits.
mime ..... ,_ as egi nue . a return, in a w , .
Lire. •er capture. There au be but one result if Mr. Aden ' • pistol wound me the head. ,
Iteduced, 130, 891 ; New Tares per Cents., 90/, 89/,
a.. .to thine vexatious practices against which in for- garagearioa fee Komi= •ta with udequitte rigour-the confiscation of the etw . The Coroner having expleined th 3 law to the jurv, they,
1 90 India Stock for account, 2221 ; ditto
fuse consulting mutely half.an-hour, returned a verdict o 4 I i i ,
mar times no power protested Inure mergeticall Duties on salt end tobacco
he
Baron than the United States. „ other neessearies boom° The bearing of this case on the affair of the Trent is ob- "Wilful murder egoist John Xillward." Five per Cent. Stock, 103, 1 1021, lon, ex div. ;
itto, for account, 1031 103, ex dia. ; ditto Four
he wee the submom•
elsied as the site "If the Washington Cabinet should regard th Railways
. Cent. Debentures, 1863, 9131; Five per Cent.
25,000.000 i orris us, as it does, just ground of complaint, if it does RAILWAYS. Herbert the spot wo persona arrested as rebels, whom it has always I'd tax -- " enface.l" rupee paper, 961 ; ditto Five-sad-sl-
ams/1, in front of the Duties ou wines and other beverages eoegeeeeo • nut present • more &Ili, even so that it is not at all up-
s right to seise, the question, though shifting its Two o'Czoox. Half per Cent., 1024, 10.
aim wall grant the Tax on negotiable securities Ammo° . ikely the British government will be very willing to quietly
Toala be' k 1 • The India Five Pur Cent, stock has again risen
y mg ept as a c ose holiday on th -
exam will b;a2l4 ground, could not be more resolved in a sense make the uoe cane an offset to the other.
Feeds! of favourable to the commander of the San Jacinto. 'tack Exchange, we have no report to make under 13 eleaitell " 102 i to 1035 ex div.
✓ Total 159,000,000 The report of the Secretary of the Treasury has this head.
The March Exchequer Bills were quoted fts. to
HE Fans Cecinas In such a cam there would he a contempt of th . . e balance of 20,000,000 lire, he said, might • • .. al presented to Congress. 12... prem. ,• and the J one, lies to 14s. prem.
f the most intelligent principle in virtue of which a ship is held to be a covered by • fresh issue of Treasury bonds, the Mr. Chase states that the amount derived by COMMEI?CLIL AND MARKETS. Foreign Stocks showed a rather deoided tendency
rah in this city-Mr.
to improvement ; Mexican Bonds were first insiaasl
over to the Senatue portion of the territory- whom flag it bears, and • cunt of those already in circulation being only
_-,,,
b. to sum a :t.0030(. there would be a violation of the immunity which , 36,000,000 lire. After remarking that in 1830 the 197,01.10,000 dole. He is compelled to reduce his MARK-LANE.--(THIS DAY.) 27 and 261, but met with an active demael ia the
t oou and closed at 273 to 1 Lein.- 1 Higher
..T.imtrtestedsets who. forbids a foreign sovereign to exercise jurisdiction numbs of the revenue from the Customs durin. This beieg the funeral of his late Royal Highness the thanl •eday. - . d e e ...
much finances were iu a more unsatisfactory state,
on that territory. It cannot doubtless. be necessary and pointing out the great latent resources of Italy, the financial year 1862 -from 57,000,000 dohs. to Prince:emote, the corn market is closed by order of the Baaesta? • '
shares were unaltered. st. Katharine Dock
nember for Halm. to gall to mind the energy with which the United i er do • railways, and other source, of national .42,000,000 doe. He recommends that the dot '' A j 2" nunivals INTO LONDON FROM DEC. 16 TO DEC 21. • tock was inquired for. The shares of the Trust
1 ant '4 Fe" mond' States on ever - • sod Loan Company of Upper Canada were quote.
_, . , , has, y oceestuil, defended this Mimi- wealth, the minister concluded by calling upon the ;'n sugar should be increased to 21c., on elated Wheat. Barley. Malt,, Data Deane,Peas 11 ur. .
in or •• inormary or •
v ."•,essterise. de i qrs. , ere. • qrs. I ad: lA,. rather lower, quite consistent with ' ay, and the right of anylum, which is a co. lumber to vote the proposed new taxes, and Um • sugar to 3c., on green tea to 25c., and on coffee to ...c. ingti.h
.. us, 1 41,0 glees , 9,7, Iral ra
.. i,559 . •
✓l
out make Ova pre- queries of it. The closing quotations for shares in new under-
. . ablish the public credit, which the enemies • Der alterations in the tariff are also recommended. I 5:2.: is 1 444 : .... 1 1100 I .... 1.. .. .. , _ _ . _ .
weeniest is the latel •• • • 15takings to-day were as tOIIoWM .-tioitiiii Marine
" Without wishing to enter a further recommends that the direct taxes i. sweep, .. sisie um I
.... .6.7:; ::: ...1
iy,
appreamid by hie . . upon a more thorough of the country were endeavouring to shake, (Loud •1
I ••••'• '-'... ••
I 51 to 51 prem showing a fresh rise
I 1277 insurance, a
. tecussion of the question raised by the capture 0 a la ) • loyal states should be increased to 20,000,111 re, i,, Rai, ' e : ' Thames and Mersey Marino, Ito 11 prem. • UM-
PP use.
'FERRION or ONI Or 11. Mason and Slidell, I have said enough, TURIN, Dec. 21, Emma°. .. lola., and that duties should be levied on stills, cie•N• Rill •••• .... •• •. .... I .... .. 1.. .. versal Marine Insurance, lf to lf die.: London
g the culprit Maddox
Fire
turnkey me lb. erae. think, to show that the cabinet of Waahingtou can- An extraordinary sitting of the Chamber of istilled liquors, tobacco, bank notes, legacies, ear ggeownw.:4,as. if amI , pip, jii ; gkiii. 8 ewis. and Provincial Marine, Ito 1 dia. ; Merelaiitile . ,
ned with the other two not, without infringing those principles which I .puties was held this evening, in which the budget , egos, and paper, sufficient to produce anothe Ito f prem. ; Commercial Union Fire, to 1 dn.
each ose, however in METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.
1., fa... is tb...1i,; a neutral powers are alike interested in ruaintaining, was provisionally approved by 202 agaiust 39 votes.. 20,000,000 dohs. 10,000,000 dole. are expected .
mweb this regular nor without patting itself in contradiction with it he financial statement of Count Bsatogi has pro- be derived from the income tax. (THIS DAY.) MINES.
he took in him .in that • Ae usual on the day after the "great market," and bei • •• --e-
-on is conduct up to the present time, give its app . aced a very good impression. The estimated expenditure for the fiscal y: .is year so DOW Chretmas day, there is very intl. Two e'Ctocx.
4 the opporimait to .
„kiee, , „„,,,,, „z . batten of the conduct of the San Jacinto. In ' ,rmivatiug its July, 1862, is 543,000,000 dole. business doss. We have a fair supply of beasts, Both the Stock Exchange and Mining;Exc. .
!.•
the murder. The
rick were enuceresd• this state of things the Cabinet of Washington PRUSSIA. nd the choicest kinds meet will, purmiasers at sbou 329,000,000 dole. have already been remivedi leav- . ursday's quotations. The number of sheep is very small, -re closed to day, and no business in going forßaron Martin when cannot, in our opinion, hesitate as to the course BERLIN, Der. 21. ing a deficit of 214,000,000 dohs. to be provided for. uite adequate, however, to the demand. Prices ••• ' • ward in mining shares.
on the beach is the be taken. The rumours which were generally current yes- The Secretary proposes to raise 150,00),000 doe. paltered. Our foreign supply meads of 190 beasts • . A second return of capi , tal of 2a. fkl. per share is • • .. .
orning. lumedietely a Lone Lyons '
us alrea•ly charged to present th - -May of an approaching chruige in the Midst s 590 sheep.
i's' by substituting for the present bank currency of th- Pei stems et 811 e. c.ou Lao tilidrea id the Auetrehau MiulogLumpsoy.
. s A I Per same of Bits s. d. s. 4 An extreordinary meeting of the Eeet luau' Coal COOP
Webb, the other four
is charge of the bur. demand for satisfaction which the English Cabine ave to-day been denied in well-informed quarters. states a Federal currency to that amount, redeem- inset rotAtevernsfda; : 1 : i!,l BP= 1ft",":.2.1gh.. :0 0 : (WI Vis called for the 2Ttlibierrist., to confirm the remilation
1 a true fall against is under the necessity of making, and which con- On Monday next a funeral service will be cele- , . ble in coin on presentation, and 'secured by United sseees east hesst's 4 4 e Do. do. Shorn .... 00 0 0 •• '
on
't•he 31:"
Si
aier •
of the Cl Silver- so evidence, and the • .Calves - -
eeiy.. they aim eu aisle in the immediate release of the persons taken 'rated in the chapel of the English Emboss for 'taw stocks ; 50,000,000 dolts. by loau, and the hire
from the Trout, and explanations which shall relies •, he late Prince Consort, and will be attended by .maiuin 140000U0dols. to be provided in various s'''Thre t4eint•""d" ' 8 l•wethw
g , , mirk* 1,600; Sheep and Lambe, 4,r00 ; Calvet, At Devon sod Cornwall United Mines meetide on t
.vo OFFICERA AT the act of the captain of the San Jacinto of its diet) he royal family, the ministers of state, and th . ways. • 2 ; PIP. 201 17len inst., the account. showed a debit balance of 1,8361.-.
t writes :- A letter at
tea 74. Acall of 5.. per share was made.
.inlerly ream at Ful- sive character to the British flag. The Federal g . 'pion-attic corps. • In conclusion, the Secretary states that should
at Lieutenant-Colonel vernment would be Umpired by a just and elevated BERLIN, Dec. 22.
the war be continued beyond midsummer, the PROrrmit A i WARR irazisrs.
Lrimamee, Dec2l-eske to.dmr: laneashire and York- 1g on the 17th inst.,
The South Wheal Betsey accounts, preseeted at the meet-
showed a debit balance of 179,. Ss. Si
Cerise must teem ti t • • hi• .l, demands. ft . It is staled that in the council of ministers held . si and North call le 6,lper sitars w.l mule
that of the late '4° men in yle Ing to . • mount required for the fiscal year 1863 will be--Ifttrs. 100---nleria,_erssedlo7.l.:rd
pallel:CiaTt-,;.tiiiint,,..oit,
441 t, of , . ,,, ,
I eeterday it wax resolved to convoke the Chambe • meeting nil n 18th inst.
_the d-
am, who were shot impossible to conceive any object or any interest 79,000,000 dole, and in July, 1863, the public es bind 117 7 MT l•
.' e:
" - ii,„,,,.'""1 Lake 811". 8 1516:-Doin' eo:'inttNt retell-ha
debriltiLtauce uf4.'nli. ils. 'ed. .call of 3s,
" walkitiff "r°BB the that it could have tte run the risk of provoking or the 14th January next.
' debt will be 900,000,000 dole. The report does notesah=:=Vir.:.!.-1-7117-1,1,1•74,„ee was "ram at 1272. *parables was made. in September last.
far aa we have been rupture with Great Britain by assuming a differen receive much favour in financial circles. eeltern-Blrmlnellaiu Canal, 91, buyete-111rmInglinm Bank, 281. The following telegram has been received from the
mime Of course, the attitude. SERVIA. ' The Federal Congress lute passed a resolution in st Ike, sellers. Nothing done.
,slim-Hirminglem FIN,. 100, buyers—Birmingham Wagon, agent of Wheal Grenville :-" 100 went, lode leoeing very
promisiog ; ton to fathom, with apparent great change i
ce commenced a rigidBELGRADE. Dec. 21. emcees:sot, DEC. 21.-There wean improvement in price "For ourselves who would see in such arut p u . favour of the adoption of measures for an exchange haracter ; yellow ore witheut iron. As thin ti 039 tire
hat • clue has bees Prince Garaschanin has been appointed Pred- with* fair bodiless. Lui' tern i'muitim 101-Orest Western, '
67 i -Lasteuhlre and Yorkshire, 105-Manchester, Sheeted, an • yellow copper ore of any value seen in the mines the sive
letter -Ifameheafer a complication in every way deplorable of th- of prisoners.
tawnick and Minister for Foreign Affairs ; M. iteoliahlre, 441-alidland, 127-New York and Erie, 241 is considered as most important, and a further improvement
difficulties with which the Cabinet of Waahington . Congress has also approved the suppression Ortweh tattein, New li, paid. 2.. gds pi,.
is expected, as in the level alone. The lode at one Um
reduced into Cali- I. • ovitz bas been appointed President of the LLESS, DIR. 21.-Midhuid. ee yielded tome short bunches of rich grey dad deck cop • .
it chameteretice are • has already to struggle,and &proceeding calculated se ie. habeas corpus by President Lincoln.
re, the almost unfailing precurnori. is Mie district, of . 0 use what does not to occasion serious uneasiness to all the powers no na
ester cold than other ROYAL FREE HOSPITAL, GRAV'S-INN-ROLD. permanent deposits of the yellow sulpburet."
parties to the present conflict, we think we - LATEST BY TELEGRAPH 'l'o HALIFAX. The number of patients relieved at this hospital during th
'fib the thermometer One thousand pounds is about to be voted by the
erryieg in pollen and giving a testimony of loyal friendship to the cabi menia legi-biture, for the purpose of testing the quality NEW YORK, Dnc. 12. week mailing December 21 was 2,992, of which 717 were .
In the Arches Court on Saturday Mr. Fitzjam •
I show out of ' hiss"'L net of Washington in not concealing from it ou • f Tasmanian edit. and Lieutenant Brooker, the Admiralty Advice. have been received from Haysunah to the -115...5.
ivicted on Wedues. , „__ • "me, is about to report ou the practicability of lats.' Bth inst. The steamer Clyde was reported haviu CRYSTAL PALACE. - HALF-A-CROWN DAT. ' tepben hail not concluded his address when the time f,
old at on
Wed sad ollinme. of
ports for the shipment of coal on the melees sea- RDA!, Dm. 21.-Admissions on payment, 210 ;di . the adjournment arrived. The further hearing of the • -
" I request you, sir, to take the first opportunity board of Tasmania. _ passed the Spanish fleet 36 hours' mil from Vera by swoon tickets. 1,251 ; total visitors, 1,461. stands adjourned until Thunday, the 7th proximo,