The Express.
London, England, 1861-12-21 00:00:00

p9RNRILL,

This warthnote wan heir of St. Chinch, Cores
hill, Mr. Aldertnan CA&TEB presiding.
The precept having been read,
Mr. Deputy Harrison, Mr. J. Waterloo.. Mr. If. Hoppe,
Mr. I). Shrewsbury, Mr. C. Gahm*, cod Mr. A. J. Water-
low, were re-elected to repellent the ward iu the Court of
Common Couucil.

Atter the usual vote of thanks,
Mr. Deputy HARRISON. In a most effective speech. pm-
posed a remlutiou for the presentation of an address of con-
dolence to her Majesty on her great less by the death of his
Royal Highness the Prime Consort.
Mr. it. G. DODD seconded the motion, which was at once
agreed to.
The Common Councilmen having acknowledged their re-
election, the resolutions were ordered to be advertised, it'd
the meeting broke up.

CRIPPLEQATE WITHOUT.
There was so opposition in this ward to the re-election
of the old members of the Court of Common Council.
Some discussion on local matters having taken place, •
vote of thanks was named to Alderman Challis for pre-
siding.

.11..././-9.1 ISLE. I.
This wardmote was held at Cordwainers' Hall, the Alder.
man, W. LAWRENCE, Haq., presiding.
The following were unanimously re-elected to serve the
°Moe of Common Councilmen for the ensuing year :
Meows. W. Hawtrey (Deputy), N. Manahan, W. Alcuck,
J. Smith, J. M. Cutcheon, M. M'Onorge, F. Maynard, A.

CANDLEWICK.
The proceedings of this wardmote took place at the
White Hart Tavern, Abchurch-lane, the Alderman of the
ward, T. DAKIN, FAq., in the chair.
The old member, of the COllllllOO Council were unani-
mously re-elected to mine for the ensuing year :—Mesirs.
J. H. Elliott, deputy; F. R. Frinneby, R. Rowe, J. Symonds
Marratt, J. R. Barlow, J. C. Evans.
Some references were made in this as well as other wards
to the gas question, as also to public affairs generally ; but
there were hut few contests for the reprosentatiuu of Cow
mon Council.

The British Indian Association of Oudh, at a
general meeting held in Lucknow on the:loth October, nee
nimously passed a resolution that "every talookdar shall
take a solemn covenant from his tenants, binding them-
selves never to commit or countenance, directly or indi•
reedy, female infanticide, in say wise whatever ; and that
in the event of any one violating the covenant, be his rank
or condition in life what it may, he shall forthwith be
handed over to the laws and excommunicated for ever from
the pale of Medea society as a felon and outlaw "

News of the death of Colonel Laughton, of the
Bengal Engineer', at &n la, was received in Calcutta ca
Saturday, the 16th ult.

EAST WORCZOTIMHII.3 ELII4,7ION.—Tho election
of a member to serve in the House of Cameos for the
Eastern Division of the county of Worcester, in the placed
the late J. H. H. Foley, Fag., took place at I)roitwich yee
krday. At about half-past 10 o'clock the High Sheriff of
the county, James Hoillet, Esq., with the Under-Sherd,
Mr. Arthur Ryland, made their appearance on the huAinge,
tied were soma afterwards followed by Mr. Harry Foley 1°
eon, attended by the Hon. W. F. Calthorpe, `a
Thomas Thomas Winnington, M.P., Sir Charles Hastings, Mr. W.
0. Foster, M.P., Mr. J. H. Galton, Mr. W. Ackroyd, tea
About fifty tenant-farmers followed on horseback. but nth
this exception very few electors were present, the kwv
ledge that the election would be unopposed tending to d°
away entirely with any of the feelings of esritemeet that
are usually awakened on such occasions. The writ for the
election having been read, Mr. J. H. Dalton nominated. and
Mr. W. 0. Foster, if P., seconded. Harry Foley Vernon"
a fit and proper pertain to represent then, in the Howe
Commons, and as no other person nominated, the
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Sheriff declared him to be duly elected, and lie wat,P44
with a sword as knight of the shire. Mr. li. P. ‘..tae
briefly aildruwed the meeting, and a vote of thank' to no
Nigh Stiertti concluded the proccodings.

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THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 21, 1861•
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•IrEN. -1 THIS 1).4 Y.) LA W I NTEL LIG EN CE. TIIE Iris-1)11AM LUNACY COMMISSION. minute, ad begin again. For some time we were dia• SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) MUT= PiIIMBISIONS.
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(THIS DAY.) turbed by a wise as of a cat shut iato a room, and
in very great distress. This was at 2or 3 o'clock -...----
Two 0431/101. gas. Ipd I ILLILWATIL I Clody=oeit I Salm to-4m
. 1 lio 1 p.m.
nits% Day, the Mandl isioni-
SIXTH DAY. in the morning, and was repeated several times. At length manmade - - ...
in each .4 the wards of the City The inquiry was resumed nth morning, when I footed it was Mr. Windham who had shut himself in hie The railway market to-day is very inactive and alr seur =stip &i11...a.m.& pee 94 -
I Imo.. of .11........i0u 10..• the mie COURT OF ARCHES. Mrs. Augusta Lawellyn was recalled. sad bath MM. Wlien became home late,hs opened thiet wionied'odow i the variations in prioes are not very impoiiant. tt all Do. do I. :... -- - -
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the street.. is the I ety, the pro. (Before Dr. Leiblegtos.) Cnsmexamioed by Mr• Coleridge. She dep,sed-When Mr. and made the noige. I spoke of it, and Caledonian stock has risen 4 per cent., and Latent I, gal aggileas. ardaraarag4aggig_
~.,..gmill: el a 6 -.
"DIMAYS AND REVIEWS." Woodhull erai at our lodgings the houeeni.O.l made the beds. from the loth room. but be would continue to - Countiee I, while London and North Western, tee la Delf..Brane.enodertek
Sometimes I made Mr. Windham's bed. When dilated make make the mune noise about the house. He ; midland, and Lancashire'
%Lie. CIF.
ilp.c. lida., Aug. 1, 10:
of I ICE or THE :CDC I EltoleuTlD ST meow. or aal.11111:91' his bed, it was made iby Kate Babe" Sarah Hayward, the foamed very much at the mouth and could not stop it. , . and Yorkshire have de-
thr ,i.ii.d.itente ..I thi. ood wee
clined 4to 4. In other stocks yesterday's im- ies too ao..Diarmdioltl.birn:Pttli: -- --
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1 %mitotic e IL viol, M.ttc• .4 i .vt. e. DIL ItoWLAIIU wittites. U.D. char°^lo9 0. Mrs. Pritchard. aad I Where sometimes by The saliva would run down and he would wipe it away with -
At the Opening of the coot this morning.
ment is fairly maintained. London and North ise lee Do. June 1, uct, &Pe. - - -
smiled. Tlicri. er... M. ..i.pon. my soar. I don't know where the laundress lives Dew the bock of his hand. He would when in the bath turn on . tyro"
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mg vat's...on being iiiich tttttt tialy Mt. Fitrjames Sophee preemplea le aura. lite who them washed for me. The name of my lauodreas for the hot and cold water, mistimes mom than he ought, and estern stock is now quoted 914 to 92 ; Great eisi °Ps iseneaslentseTAttocniiiiestsms,c;sns7 1 nt An =
te.oit, following I ir. Dane ea behalf of the defied. port of the time was Coe, fur a abort time alter Whitson- then would get out of the bath. open the door and run out I Western, 67y0 68; Midland, 1261 to 127 ; Lanai rt Llejlon, pus pore cent, - -
Iteside (Jcpoti I, Moor • Torok),
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. Hakim. Hill, endi Lodi. ed. If this hal been as wilinery case, he mid, to. tole, and then it was Brown. Afterwanls my lane- naked. I remonstrated with bim, and on more eaabirp and echshice, 105 to 106 caledimian * all gager° Beam' l9l 202
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in retort...it thank,. 1.. r hi. re. ic.iiibill would have been entirely a adlvediset• oat. ; dregs was a person named Field. Mra. Coe I tan one occasion I took down th whip that bung ;
lost the issue aas of such treniudou. nopossaace would net vrasli Mr. Windhasa's clothes unless lin the hall and wed it about his b:r.r.znitt was about the r sa 2, W., TnAl...
100 to li : South Eastern, 7'.:i to i; /Lateen Conn- -lit "di -170.-yo-rhoipor•
r . 100 101 1001 1
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.4 Co. pe 1.• .4 oka lii..• ......0.1
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and Great orthern 1114 to 1124. 165 all Do. 4 li• ere Deheat• • IS 100
..... had ewe. talk t. the cab that it had Men thouJit bv Dr. Dom sad himself that it 1 paid bee double the usual price. Chanspagae wan drank latter cod of Jul It whim he was driving himself. and Hen, bi t° iv;
y. was
would he better for the ,hriesdast's annenno pommy thoie ia Mr. Wiadham's room. I dua't know that an husband it was his own whip. He was realer about 1 Lombardo- euetian Railway sharns are quoted -
y. floe 1...1 sit had 1..11 .. mil-
. 109 all Do. do. do. 1845-70 MO 101 -
Ir. msl •t. a.l nos ....k;lit to put ialeponslelst ts searches red ley their coaclumwe isda. deaak ay of it. I novenas him drunk. Mr. Levallgs is money, and eared sothing at all about it. He would 3-16 to 5-18 prem. East Indian Railway stOdk la 110 all Do. do. la tres 71 1011 1,21
111 an rie. 6p. ct. d 0.1864 99 101
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eetelently before ii,.. own. The nue to he tried ma in a Powdonath map, but he did pot get penimate 'dor key,' u., XX, or 404 to.day, aod to-morrow he would uot
I.w thoue...l f. rt, nialiii.: 1....1t
more inquired for. Foreign and colonial lines ga• ornan Think ''t Can"' 1° Is 191
of four .1.111.4.. 11•• would, . it, nt. dal the law of England turbid the close of the lachson. He was mostly bad tempered alter breakfast have Is. He always gave me any loose mooey he had to
some_ ; generally are very ma' ctive. SO all D 4.11 per it. Prot.
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169 an Dallee.Pmell_p.cette. 40 ta, -.
he queue ... as a putleman •ho • liurch *4 Euglasel to ass their tniudsl . The tint (A laugh.) 31:9 sod my binned often quarrelled. We take care of. He has borrowed money frequently.
fulli iren•.1..... the •lict,ii-n, he uumtion in every miss of this cam to be answered w, were alway . quarrelling about Mr. Windham's cooduet. 1 times when I had money of his he would ask me to lend it, I
i , OMDINARY Waite AND STOCK& lBl MI Daltrey ot. Debent. 2.1 02 31
1110 all De. 1 Pm* lak •• • 14 `'B _
Ow question " What is tbe law under which the defendant Dever quarrelled with Mr. Windham about my hushod. thinking I bad not_ got it.
goes • onus,: *4 :m00... upim
MA Ihi 1 fAILWASe. I Ciada, Swaim 12•1°. 2.4°0 169 MI Do. do 1907. -
) is 5.. be trieel ,thet is the prio,•iple op, ah„s I sever mid to my hothead " You are making the poor boy Sir H. Cairns -I-Lve you your book? ',Cetera/. MII 17. m. IL all Ds. de.
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in' le ail. ...I. Doe Iseliv.l Die oh the judge is to regulate los decision • The judge of the I cry, and you will stick close to him as long as he has say Witness -Yee. 1111 all Ara.
_weaageseevsto If 6 -. Mk. 100 Gnat WWI Poslnsela 91 1001 I 1001 1
...urt was rod sitting . a &rise to decide upon the truth mosey. Mr. Wo.d. Mr. Field's clerk, went with me to Sir H. Cairns-Produce it, and we out look at it while the IL 1115 Itzt..um.auvimssea' -.- ft 12 Do. New t dial -
M. the sotolotort. of Ilm ....n1 by
id ler Williams's opinion but would have to consider only see Pritchard. but whether it wee before or after I went esaminatios proceeds. a an Illbekbeen •u ee ga 10 GC IL ad
4=641. It 94
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.4....3 .4 cmokt•nable int*. whether the defended was forbidden by :aw to esterase with Colooel Ittoughtoo I cannel my. When 1 saw Mr. Chambers-o,h, so. I object to that. 16 all illythullegiVa •-• .. 1101 all 411.11.0 et
111 all neaten, MAC. 6 64 - NI 13 Do. New lig Ili dis -
Gm.. opium. melee the penalty of deoris.f., of h. heirig her with Mr. Wood I saw her for about five minutes. Sir H. Cairns-Tory well. 34. Chambers ohiectm . Ns IWO . Belstol BM Szabo .... 96 16
has thy ...pa II“. I 'it. C.e.
.4 Itoo.kheot, me ntnAnd upon ,), kb he inteodsd to My inipriseion is that that was the first time. I examinatioo reeumed-He would sae on them oestemeled et. 160 Caledonian - IN MI DeAp.elldapay73.w.op - - -
roue M.. kw Aussie..
ll* 100 100 3 101 all Do. le do.. 77,wit.op. - - -
• Ind the linden argue the. cam was that in ecclesiastical court. opes Mania eskio,; her if she could say that Hr. " Come, old Bob, lam going out. I want a pound or two. IS all Clark and Madan.. - w.
ic.rove .4 %law c,...iu 't of the iinestions were permitted and that upon gumboot. which had Windham wan :a the held of making • men in his I would say, "Why, what's up r and he would reply, "IN su ,05.5.511 5 5 .. IN ea Do* p•allida,pm.ll -•- -
id rot th.ult thee h... 1 tai.eo tbe laut been deeded, lensed satire liberty was lento the church. bed. Nbe said,•• No, 1 did not see it." I said to tier " 1 limbed am going out for a drive, or going out somewhere. 10 an 'Da &/J. no die• motile .•• .6 se N. 100 Madras Guam 44 re et 118 90 -
NI ell Da 3 I p. 4.119 pald to B. •-• •••• ~„ 91.. 100 Da. 55. 6 ler et. 119} 94 -
What the Articles mid was coaclusim, though what the nt. to set it straight before you came up," or something to that I would then tell him ghat I had mosey of his;
e done I- avert the e. il
10 an Debit& ase3,BMO ,uo. 60 42 - IL 100 Da 61 Par M. on.. 01 et -
brim and fermadadesees forth we also conefeene. I:reeve'. effect ; aod die replied. " 011, did you." She did not sod he would say, " Well, old Bob is very ft all Do. 5 per cent. ea , - ..- Ma -
. itricol, tle- %our, reuriee bud-
IS all Dund„Peca. di AIM.Js. lei 11 -
didmeneme and ream. was rwintred is them than in the my, •• No, you did not." I did pot lit straight give us • 1/. or en," sod he would take H. or let liehron ss lie am' - -•
...a .4 %look. t.. the .I..initv. his
Articles. If then were any ambiguity ie the isrmularies, it hy chanting the short.. I Put the dirto Wens so eat of a morning all deemed tidy-1 waisted in dremerag W. leo Metarti".renitee SOS 54 61 1 1111 all N.Brunswiek• Casale
at t•rio.. ....Lod th. plusimillecpi.
dam • ammali. 5 7 -.
sea not to be essangoos limit the Asia, = 'soot to wide to go to tbe wash. I did that perhaps three or four him-aed he would come back in a hour without his cravat.. 1111. Pa lisalerti Utiloss. Stook.% 47 60 -
11E I.P. a-4046h indirectly that which it did noi directly times myeelf while Pritcbanl was ia my service. 1 did not pin. Sometimes basalt' be thought he lost it while ia the oselt. It Do. nook B 111 36 -• 1111 an De. do. MEd do. 1 7 -
111 ell Do. do I sm. ha 4 I -
et 12 o'clork. se Griddled, 1., the arca,. of froth. pions imam um wake."' a, make the bed entirely on those wwWWww, but as far as the Park ; that be had run remind some women and they bad "" "" is* 8411°In
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Oa lee Sariburgeand Gloom Si 90 - ft all Do. he. Loh da 4 6 -
of the wart F. Attr-e. Lei., is thia ease Ice Wm led to the coecluamn that this vas a skilfuL under sheet, aud left it ao. Ths rest of the had malting was taken it. When he waa in • passion bens more like a wild at, lee Billuhrii,Perth, Dundee 2111 f 29 - ft IN grade 100: 11114 101
artful. nod insidious attempt to o,erthroo the eriodamensal banked by Pritchard. I did tell her whee I saw hat with beset than • man. Hig behaviour was very cosset 10 WI lotth and Clyde Jans. -- - .. SI 16 Do. Pune. I dla -
• .e. the eld wietalsre being no .I..tone laid doe. is the I hats. ea. , and ae &ma ups. Word thoughtoo that we were goals to hoe • lame die- and vulgar at hi. meal., and he would eat kIN Glasgow ult & Winona 57 99 96 * all Do. - - -
. aim 41. pool. Thorp, If oughtms, th„,,,,,t, them.... t„ etythe oat fro„, th. mown ef assr party sad asked her to sena I Aid set say to bee that so much as to make himself sick. (The witness deposed 10 all Great Noattialloothed - - ••• It 101 Iso.ludlisFlotgep 096 100 -
bliitss. mei 11. iiiiiirit sirrilaaltuf everything except the articles of irelictee, We that bliclignard Wiedbma the gene sod Marrisel • Wonuilt, to the various other emenincities mationed by his wife, ti, 100 Gera Northam
. a pared to the chairman. the rubrics, mil the fermularies, and testae ent ememally say and the is going to briers him • "had, and WO went to do together with venous instances of untruthfulness oa Mr. ..„ 1,1411/ DP:: a, Incenpeoce isoll° 113111 1" :
IAKMA.
reference to My tett cf Scripture riled wen thiiimemplthe wbot we coa for al! flowol- 10~ laid &alibied of the Vi indhenes Peet-) thwil when I moot teeot him out of had 15. t 00,05. &nos west. gra) lot 103 -
th ry tent which the diesel ordered as be mad en melt- ma. bah 1 airier said, "If yea will come to speak againet I saw that the bed was dirty. N. tau' Greet Welters
• %TRY. , „I„,„„siose on. to be „copied se sista ta„ &skims/ tat Wishbom and. way he is a gamer, the smand will put you (The examiaation ot the witness was proceediog when our St. 1001 DmllbserVal.GoiJil 66 68 .. 1/80,410, St. tasamerelal l4O - - -
parer at I: ..A.ek, mole' the . lurch. If le. principle of adeattieg them teat" were Isosl Yg'w hoohwed tate some Fed Powtioa. but You most 'sport loft) 511. lattaneedlem• Isaildre 106 f 1011 j 106 164,000 84 Ilm. 4p. et Pref. Ma 100 - - -
.4 the ward, Tlpert. i tahts.d.
corweelcd, the immediate result would be Not the Moe head ewe quiet." sor asythisg like it. Ner did I say " the M. WOLenese eri Ilbselreall 114 68 16t %MUM St. Nast sad Wait lochs- 100 123 1211 -
• , Bran hill lose. for the
6i, 140 Lao Oleo 116 116 -
would be called to pat a judicial amitriettee apse *WWI will put me and my hothead lath • geed positiee." 3,818.310 St ILoadon 100 18 89 69
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MINES.-(THIS DAY.) SA 100 . 44 46 1.930,800 fit. W. Katharine lOO 69 111 -
pomace of the Bible which wo read ie the mans of the Calmilholo I wool to Mr- rsolsr. taw t• Son loPrvidolloo takes Ms 100 lesalesdateith Wm 114 W 91 la 2
somewhat lengthy discussion
• 800.866 Bt. 'Southampton let - - -
. ow, and the ultinute remit that a clovers woad ant he daws. my later was Owe, sad this lewd came in for lti all
_lbblel.lo7l. - -. amo,soa St. 'Victoria -
the ge.at g... que.i.on. which
aisle to publish at all, and would be able to wank aothiag Sus about Iva suedes, spoke to Mr. Field, and then went Two &Croon. N. IN loNsedWoleire lin 634 93
6.0001 10 ID*. New -
'nate.' of Dm ibllnrent wards.
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homilies.. As th.• fined, as wet an the advocate, et De. away to write MMus. He near mid, "1 ma very much The mining market in very inactive to-day. W ell tandeedeer= - -
put the folkomnd bellies so wile..., be sb„ad ii„t adom the en". et sea* zhimed Oyes fee lie capital whines you barn given. 1 There is, in fact, little or no busineas doing. East ist ej ...D.,,,.....d,„...., 41 .ii 441 5.' I3OLONIAL 00VSLIIMILST /111001,1 TINS.
OW &pie...al .4 the meeting:
No. ISh 1 NOMA l Pt I CI. mites. 1 seam
extract by iirtram quoted from the " Emmy," aad thew* hose "see heard half 01 il holoort" 019 09092 01ht 907- CAD! Brea shame are quoted 91 to 1 ; Naat Cara- le all Metropattlne 6 6/ 6
; Mt. W, li. White, Mr 11.
thing of the kind. Nor did my sister say, " No, Dor have
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11. Ertl. awl Mc reloasod that there was so law of the church against this or Uri
~,,,,,,,..., f, mteodoay wa. pot merely the gibestion se h. 1." The general did oot say, " The ldele woman might dun, 274 to i • Marko Valley 94 to 101 • and 111. 100 *Mead ••-•••• -••• • lan Ifffii
we Is 7 i_
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pir.dos,P.o..leas•-
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Sprague, rwmiseiL nue gee• • tried, The character cg sa &eau. ~,a . Enda help us too, but the is nervosa and might bred dowa es South Tolgns, 44 to 441 In other mines there is mme Do. yans.difssras sy fai - .... .. Do.Sper cenaelift4.. 100 - - -
pod. one et stair.. nod his chest "h.'s, ms was men cressexaminatoon." General Werelham did arst say words to no movement. 10 all MM. 04. Wu. ilms) - -• ... •• • • • • Do.eperctailitAns. 150 , 103 leg -
with Ow mud remarks eow
• 16 all 314 Mot
inns., hoe hie lima.. eh.. ffaia hi. calm up.. a techeiodity that effect. Mr. Field di4therefors, say, "It does not There is a good demand for United Mexican ma an Naasoas sod NA = = - _-. .. Du. °per etMaitiellett 100 ! 103 1011 -
-• ;Ng, ~. Do. a par ant
for presahog.
of law, or I.y the imrrifice of his weeklies. He took. therm at, . ,all ma...Ms, fur oti• is.. "He
_mid nothing of the Mining shares, which have advanced, and have
els.
1059 LinievimiAnoacholtd.. - oo rile - •0 •• MG Ilopellp.M.lBllo 100 10(3 10/1 108
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,ISIIAW. fors, th, bidder °own. oad orfliondod that if pr. Williams 6au- I" tener" 6116. "66 NS *l6 Oa ih" Wm at beendealt in at front Bto 84. St. John del Rey are I. *1 IfswThWierwaDAllam: "" -' svi •••• • • . de. 1/10 160 IN IN -.
I. haul entertained unfamiliar opinions, opinions which startled lowollYo.. e's abort • elm sad I think it is so us mar, ked d
_.9 ex div. ;.and,Port Philli i prem. "
Lister, Lecke, and Brulbury many people and IMMO divines, he hail a right to 'uterine wire she would have to sa'y, that I will damns wiPieemaath bee." iii,• ~ .. New Bruusw.Gov.Sp.ct. 100 102 104 103 4
theo opines', because he Lad from the church, according Ille• Field loPholl.a.r= Yes ;“ and nothing more off 004 It la tinders tont tun Fif . .
.., .. „ SA 10 Barth Brink
rs ot the united M. MI North Deno NAL MD - - . .... .. 1. IL Wales Gv.sp. aUM 100 N 100 -
M an no. • - - - ••••
e elT1111l:T. to his ordination vow, the night and duty to follow Make That is what 91.111 wall Prepared to give Mexican Mining Company, at a board meetiug illet In: I. s. lbalons-Dwwielk -
• toad his mat is the I 'morrow orollalele for the understamlin of the Holy Scriptures. sittlebee• HMI • mot Nabs aay statement hemelf. het as I held, have decided to make the associatiou one of 66 le Da, 16.11.11.Perel f i dis - die ._ .. New Zealand 6 per out lOO 104 IN -
• aa4 Ma. Jule Hoboes oere ten, views wer. "nods with respect to the odd., Au wi• making any stathowt she mid " Yes, that is all right limited liability. it. 190 Da. Leo VT be ell 1 030,000 .. Nova Scotia 19. e.. 1876 100 1011 106 106
INN in favour of Mr. Fos, Christie'. must believe that Ged bad ...d.. re.a.... t. .., Ifili o. I "ow." She °rimed t° mate nil the "e'er hal tt. lei Doia2seet
94 06 98 - •• • • .. t AustGov. ill p.c. Bonds 100 - - -
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•y Mi. lioises. ow id the old • man, which eowistol in tart of to he oh.yed and the general interposed and said it would be implement The Mining Exchange will be chased on Monday et. 100 Meth
i. ID all NeethiMLWinesnanno lel 101
Ilia was after he had left tba room and written hi• next, the day appointed for the Inners! of toe ,n in a essosdids,s. . si .2 die = .... .. Da. do. fip. c. April Au. 100 102 106 MS *
.... ..•. Vle.D°O6:.6p.c"e7Jaal I:: 110: PI-
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in tart docteise. to be Waved. rt°Xiale some preteoloate
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1k WARD. believed the 'hide contaitied that rovelatioa, others highead letter'. „Ho selmmeml,_ te'.._timi, so°, ot; Ho del pa Prince Consort. 14. 100 N Md. 101 ea - BRITISM 103 Li.
u.eaL at No. 3, Oefordeourt, that it constituted it ; mon believed that the a( stay iti isie min "us a" weme °I mY stetement At North Downs meeting yesterday the account& 10 au Peebles - - -- to. 1 Oh. I Wm's. I Pd. IW. Mien Salm
%RAI LAwlttliell, the alike. 4octrime bequeathed by God to ow was was brag written down. He made the observation when le all Parlimentli -
for the four months showed a profit of 1,6621. A 1, au
00. Si BrifritreCe.s. °W.*
lir t I
„hied id holm/ end the propm subject a Div,. ..,=7, he looked over whet had been written down. The geoeral -
edit others believed that the Bible had comutitated Mow my altor,w•°l on te mese a met...et 1 dividend of ss. per share (1,5000 was declared, st. He al°BoollMlStsaleal -
.. Clifford -
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ling. having beef gone
chrtetwait"od that every word it nonyainna mu 4 Alma WM/ melees wan Mr. BliTah7n came to supnr at our leaving 1621. to doe added tdi tlie profft and loss re. I: know/LI Alm"*". Isi: r 7 _
1, .. Dm. G. Con. CrwhilL) 1 2°3 2"
-, 61 .. last Hemet (101111M0
and absolute authority. It was ad one writer that b• Mmes. sod we mot for the general. I think tat was in account. St. 100 bbropeldre Onlimi - 414 toil - 8,144 .. Bast Oradea
thn re do Duo of Mr. Dimity
November. It ma certainly not in &dauber. I can't say Ml.Olll 12 DJ -
• lett. while Mr. Litakiti aed would instaisee to sustain the liberty of dierusioa with we Mr. George Noakes, managing director of the ii all dlttlasbeerneallisora - -e, .. nut Cern Brea -
'poet to the illble, he took a whole literature, and declared whether it wee before I swore the affidevit. My huatand is
.Great Wheal Vor United M. ' Company has *l* e"xab Divut 3O 18 - 4,000 .. Z.Wl.Beinel(Twlealt.) Ts 7e. ii a -
the re.izuetion of Mr. H. L that in the writing. of every davit). of the church the to Benne and Co. He is also *gent to John * et. 150 South Restos ...
( ',hart, or intsrpr.lsoi *noun ...sang to private judn. Cited Liberty, of No. 3, Spriotgardene. They are Wife been elected chairman of the Patent Alkali Com- it. 100 seem wain et er -
- a 1 .. Drainblee It et. Aetna AM 18 11 -
0.000 .. Onst Borah Tense .. 11.. 31 51 -
at. 100 & Ifeekth.• ilvar Dee 116 VT - 6.vos .. Wh. vet (lieletais).. 60 0 7 -
swot a. au...a. %it the Bilge wee the tow of tn. meechaate, as am also Barnes and Co. I don't know pany.
Mr. floneth seconded, the
N all Illtelnes,Wal=ds. 14 6 - 11. .. vale -
church, and connived all thiap Decesaary to salvation, wee whelk* wIY haehaDd sad Mr. Wimlham .34/. worth °I wipe The aubjoined weekly summary of the metal * all !,steeklon • - 98 OS -.
1,024 .. Herod 44r004 Waft SI 89 -
ef Mr Liberty in A ust or whetber he seat
s pn.p.sitlon for the retool Do froood f.r umrtial that essi7llnag mmtninid to tho cm "mull • • ug
' • market is extracted from the circular of Mesars. * 13 ' :II" *666 7 8 Ina -• 6.000 .. Mouton Dews 14% 4 -
Bible one literally tens, nod this promention was as at. down to Felbrigg WM. worth of "nos Oil the loth September. M. 1010 ?WI Vas - Lady Bertha MA si
4 _
the V.ll.l.tht goat, arbob 016•18 g
Von Dadelszen and North : II all Maim ...
tempt to jos.. dogma app. the chnrch which tas I ksaw astaiss Aeon my hoharal's wine business what-
-9,0c0 .. Market Valley -
church Sault dal not im . There was a gnat dilfereece ever. I onvor maidinsild anything &boot tho wile. to The dulness of the metal market has ineressed rather 6,., 700., ft• -
. rig ablose.„l the wartimote„
Mr. Yield. I hare ao moonbeams cif elating to Mr. thee diminished. The sudden death of his Royal !Debases rie.i a tres7,„ News -
•1 name.. *bee the fellowieg betwein afeigoed belief an the canonical •cripture• es
60 In ...
1,600 .. N. Prawn 1111516.4 S 3 3 -
dadaaaa ia aha padiaaaaa, aarake. aod catreigimd mime ia Tr* sayrniaraboet Um wine hminem. I know Mcßoberts. the Prince Consort, and the abgence of any favourable Dd. IA; me I yingAin ma. A plump. - -
•lel..iii ~ Mr. Mtti roll. Mr.
6, .. N. WII. km* 114. til * -
I s , sry word a the nothorised cersi„n; Them ism nothim I sew him twice is Piccadilly. The led Uwe I saw him he ings from America, weigh heavily upon business, and ape- iii en ' W est Cornwall Si Of -•• 6,866 .. North lIIMM .. ILL• lf I• •-•
wley, ond hir the vaceacy Mr.
_.
is . Just critieisio which could injure the Hilda The made me. prieows is his hem& That wee I think in No. notions are reduced to the barest requirecueide of the day. it. 1.00 .w.tiarti Inarh.lkil ..- - O. . Par Omm. Ma m y s -
ng born teiviantol, thank" • Bible had boa subject to ruinous and to diseussiaa vember lost. His atunbse ia Piccadilly in 132. Mr. Wiwi. A serious decline in several articles would be novitiate 611. I* rest 48 47 -.
1. 4 he,sammetv=i. -I
IS at -
for many years and I/ many learned men, and it ham "ear mein(' we iwil 11 him *elm glo
at -
_
aldenimo, wad the wardmote
cres for die protection of As summit, aid the ineertio. of me to leave his bedruom oc his Niftier:4°m. He worm nominal. Welsh bars continue in moderated. withY. It- wh tettenuptimusci pillakismin ill .. Grahola At Clesl).• 14 MR -
41.0110 .. IL Hare Brea (Mogen; . MUM' 6 44 ••••
iaa „au, the, the liberty rif ineeetiotion and continent mid. "Go away, go to your deer old baby." My husband out change in value. Staffordshire is very titan& The
; ATE. &mkt bs allossd. sad must he allowed, till the awes of Oa a claim egaiesa him of mune, but I don't know to what price of Scotch pig iron has varied little clueing 48s. 4d. 111. lAL I 24.11.1eAM1. I 010d1111 Priem asals. 61‘066 IIL DeV°6 (litsussaal 111.1 en I I -.
alderman) presided over this
that liberty brought in the law to limit it. smouat. cash. Copper is very digh Eagliah, both raw and menu- at. 110 ./141/60111244444411.4.11tk is M ....
.. LW. Franco (Mogan) ante P 75 101 i ...
in the •eatry of .thliallowe
(Mr. Stephen Was contiauing his argument. when WIT neelaMMed bY Ir• Chamhari-I diachsAnd Kate Bab- factored, la offering wider Arod quotations ; holders of *I MI 'Ocenwall, 6 pse sem. Ise Ili WI ON .. Put 17.19 to al -
and to the mirplise uf the
begs because Mei west to bed with Mr. Wiadham omy foreign are more "Wing to redone their stocks, and accept 3. I A 'Dliesrultke ablea••• 0 61 ..
SIN 11 TantarrlALl44ll2.o. al 1 II ..•
report left. I
115 ,3486 Metro. 41, Ip. ca 101 103 -.
SIM le Us theft
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nespected "pp. eats....
-- bow lower prior, but operators do sot come forward. We m mi Da.
3.9 p.m 1.2 117 10.000 .. nate of Tossfar.) la et. 5 -
~. the f..lluia mg members 01 COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. le roply tea questioe,the wither said-As to the anode in quote Burnt I:speedo, laii. to 1044 ; apaaish, .941. to 011. i at. mo I Do. 0. 7IL et. I* 110 _
use .. West Bums ( ) M us -
il acre pi uposed for re- whisk my private letters got into Mr.Roberte's hands !dal Chih, Mat WM. Tie :It is difficult to effect ads.; sow et. 100 a Coen. ft", Istat Kcal 108 110 -
tell .. W. Camden ( east) It OS 60 sd -.
liits (deputy), Mr. H. Kett. (Woe the Judge Ordinary.) know. My sister left wheal ehout Midsummer without my and then a small quantity of straits is taken for onennme at. lea De. M. Nal UN IN -.
.. West atm
J . Cilium, Mr. F. W. True- tirrilty r. agents (war.), AND TOE yellN'i MOODS authority. She went to an apartment which I had taken tioa at 11S/. ; but it ia impossible to effect sake to say ft. Mt Dit flew SP.* lit• • lit 1* -, 111 .. WU. Most (a:nal; •st 66 WO ....
INTIUMffUtO-ODUCCIONI. for her before she want to sellout. She left my protection extoot at the price. Banos suminally 120 C to 1211. The It. 1011 liftlege lhalta 4a a It be -.
.. Wh. Maw ( 1 76 es -
pr0p....1 Mr, Haw. (firm a( This morning He. MeeauhlY. tte.. summed uP thil eel* at the Midsummer holidays of Ina. I have emu her some. Dutch market as quiet, but firm, at 71i Sono, to 72 aortas. 5.4:: 1.2 zdj.,24**Lthe*laa pit. 111 US ...
tine .. Wfi. Bilwarelie 71 q 1 -
- 1.1154 .. Wit KUM (Usa. talaset 1.7.8. Si -
pier Thameentreeth as • deuce for lody Melilla. milmating that the charge of col- We have visited the beam in Charlotteatroet, Pimlico. Tin pieces am a seeds easier, with little doing. Lead rm nj,; iFe --jr-' tar ei.. 1-16 1-10 _
Lest .. W. Mary Abu illeulma.) • 1 17 -
• logli.iii in the arose of say corrupt burgeon Witwsoll 814 The find time I went to Robert. wu early males dull, good English pia 33. to 204 Ss. ripener : The W. We DallareLeeleael.pea• Ile 111 Leer .. WI. Treieweey 'lam., I 16 :7 -
did the ni.tion. Richert and Ledy Odium to &treed the court was ta November last. My sister was with roo downward te Ira made further progress. On Tam- la. le• Da 44 wreath IN lir - __.--
and Mr. Deputy White Wan really too ludicrous fer aerials coosideratios. As fee Mr. Windham was not with Mr. Roberta then. 1 day 100 tons were ail% lth We quote Hull panels 01. 100 Dittlimswiets= 101 1* -. POROGIN MUMS.
the charge of adaltar7 hstwooti WY Gethin sad Hr. saw Mr. Wiedham. He Mose MA into the hdl. and 174 108. and W. /L 184 le ell ate. leeelama vv. •-•.-
1 number nf iiireechas from Ellis, he contended that the evidence has fully borm Roberta followed him, and Roberts said, " Whitt 60 II OtWeetthenteltifeMal -•- ,- le. rm. I gum 1 AWL plow eelea.
8t 00 De. volusa Mp. wpm IS 100 Weee 1111 Aniteallso -
wsnlmiote ad jou: ued. mit 111.111Imeot liko hed &devised .lo ths Puy jester. Is it, Wiodbaw !" He mid, " Only my landlady
et. On De. redeem. 4p. cat es 110 ..
MAN 1 Den honeed. Limited_ Heel . IMs -
IF. day„ that whatever cif imprudent.' and want frem Dukeetreet, ead 1 baye told her that her Si NS Dm Invison. 4, p. st SS II ... 10,010 6 larssUls• Ludt Mle.
of ear* or ledy Gethin might hove habasts scoount was left with my solicitor." COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. et. 149 DallMetredson Nei lac 104 IN Om (Llealted) -
i. Magoon Cliurch, London.
Mows, as mhabsese had bees gives of my Roberts said, " Oh, oh, all right." Nothing more was said. _ a di no aim Peet Mimes ell 101 -. KM 1 Oaths. /11e. Co. Jags. ' t - - -
Mr. Alderman Abbe'
10 all De.theMerPLW.W.e. 17 lb ... MON 611 Coln Copper .O 55 37 -
911108h8012. 27 Mt h 92 Mitt Weed. to wieriess that They both tasted sato the dining room. On the second ee. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.)
11 6 8 -
tber'..ort .4 Coennion Coen-
le all De. es. do ap.e. 10( 11 - UAW se
there bah hem any guilt would in *Neat be to bring maim whim I west to Roberts, Mr. Wood, Mr. Field's
Peertnws Ileputyl, H.
The market is quiet at tie subjeieed tutes:-Teern Tel. M. 00 De. Mem. lea. Mak 7. 77 764
i. J. Arnold, Thulium John. charge anent Mrs. sad Cams's' Pole . tho *hole Meth Was with me. I maw Mr. Roberta and Mr. Wield=
• horrid - • akia low 50a. 341., ant cash ; Y.C. ea the spot, ta all IMClMail.ina.Wans ft 2 -
of Um' family, and those virtimenspindere, iris Denny, together on that souks also. They were in tbe ball. Ttmiazi me: gd. , Donenbor., ma, 3d.retntr.g6d. • Jan. to Mara, I all Dada de l5 -. WOW a armee (law I sit 1 e _
0,1".000 31 1111" East Del Itay(LiCilte7) ill
:1 11111011 -
•ol beetle. after athich ...me widow whom else the intimate Mid gime Gol. and of whom both ease out from the parlour when the street door sts. na..•.d,..h 52.. t.5.d.. "; Apes; e‘,lJuns, 52.• 10 511 De. he. he le M 12.9041 20 011assral MI IS 24 -
so ow bad sem dreamt at the tilos el eiggedieg that rug. „Mr. Windham said " Your huleacTs aceoset is at Mr. jassa'n AsissGas.-7.„.. tak,w, gra. Ga.. fat 1.. 04. IN Lana* EMI* alto.* lee WAN 2 Gt. Northern
of 10,..1 .ti :cleat, anal ,Aew
M. lee feadadabi...apono. oiltAnstralle°l= I f I
Uwe wu anythieg wrong. lie left the ors with the nt• Davis a, my solicitor." He gave me Mr. Davis's address as dit,„ 2. gd. „woo R.... ma. od. ..4.1 mil
' 1 I ft reit .=
. remit sicl l',iiiiiiivU Coon.
; it to. 1 111 Ull -. *.NO 11 ['ponds (Lim.)
Tart confidence in the hands of the yarn. adyeed-street, Bond-street. The send visit was about .1..-. : 1 ' Ege. ; tidi
tto, ow mum, 110 ; rod Bt. IN Dalp.o. de. Moe Ile 116 11000 il Laws ell 7 bad -
Sir F. Slade, Q.l.'„ ia the ahem* of the Attorney- a week after the first. Windham thin began putting on ' 7..
84. Ift Dallp.e. do. .. 116 1.118 1117 10,001 6 laultura -
I 1.i.. Gentwal, replied. He ineisied that the withdrawal el air bis oust se if he were Kohn out, and I left 84. HO D0.7.e. do. /a 6 111 116 llf Mali I Ilangslt• lOl 1r -
4. ...1.4•1's Church, Oorm Richard Gethin•s suit did ruse a grays suspicion of soils- then in the pamage. I went there a third time 1111111THFIRLD HAY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) 84. 100 De.‘ p.o. do. _-.. - - -.-
- cling.
am • and that there wa. althle "widows 05 and on that ocusia Robert& locked an street door mews, Heim, and gastos ropes. made at the fouooios 6 all De. a sit.sh as- - - - I i dis' -
. which to convict Lady Gethia of adultery. He aplem me when I got inside I went to • i_laMmo amodom ha 80. go OW M. lie Dia7p.s. Moak.. 163 116 - VON * Positfitel Naiad 2 6 -
- 140,000 6 Poet p llf it If
. Womelow. Mr. 11. Hoppe, did not elemeo CePalla Poke with pandering to bit see Wistaria. Roberta refused to let rue see Cmis oom ; minim dilt,:s thin to 7in;„ .":„I,e,,re°;,dlrt, sitt 11: Soalltac.trat.,,K.,ali 12: MI
-. 44".
1 NA"limostealta"Pwr.).l 14;
at
MON 1 MUGU Amite. (Lim 1 We. t Pm -
inc.. icicl Mr. A. J. Waher• eister's dielimiour, but be did chine born with exasenve klin. I maid my buieess wa. with Mr. Wiedliern, min to 112., 6d, . ditto, sew, leaped cut. ids. to yrjes. ;
tlais lead in the Court .1 'dialers. to what wee join on, and with great mutt of end sae him I NNW He 'aid " You shall not come 'thin- meow. en, to :fa. et 1011 Alban aud user ao 112 914 45174 138.8111Jonad Medan all 7e aI6I A 1
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candour in the wiener tor. stag' hen" I amid "I am sot come ' dunning.' I have come iit. BO LeiNW.Ow.aNna.lo.6. Ul 1111 ... lean 1 Worthing (Unal au i 1
..
Sir C'. Cromwell then summed up the Clubs. lie ath Hr. Windham • aMestine ;" and after mine alterca- COVENT GARDEN.-(Tam DAY.) M. WO Lett.W.U.s.B4.lntwoh. - w- w•
- ---
fOllff lITUIk TIMM.
mnst effentivo speech. ma After • few made: deliberation the jury fouled • ver- Sioll If 110 whether 1 Mould me him or not, ha said, " Well.; Feint aad vegetable. am *swot, and of chrisbno. 2.1 tad ......r.sro. 131 go
pet. 136
tato.ll of ao *Miro. of ors- diet for Lady Gialun a buth MOLL M yos rion.g wool moefaker° shall ami Windbem. a...greens there is sausage. ; bet trade is comparatively 4 es ers. se Mo. IM. I BLOM I Pd. I Menne I balm
•• t 1.•-• 1.. tar death of lue He bad no is be lockiog tho dull. Pears comprise Glum Moreau, Chaumodel. Wider 31. tee Il& lit lima" • ...• j 1," _.,
u.N.r. Ave and U. Oer. beam .In- ' - -
t.
COURT OP BANKRUPTCY. street doer7-1-Wd him to open the door end call on Net., and Brown imani ; and amoog pi 15 1 neordeamate 411).O.. 4 IMa
ap es are WOO
SAO 40 Annealed& -
motion. oh. h was at oft*
say pew by to came in and witness what I had to gay. mod ..otais et anterionn Neer Toot, pip*. kiwis* ft. 1001 Millaidtheadp.altooli -- -•-• lONS * Bank of Egypt -
Mg acknowledged their re- 1 (Belem Mr. Oteamissisese Fano.)
IN ea DONNON. 'lls page boy still kept the door locked Roberts weal vi--• amr -y
. • • Gra md - 10. IN De.CON.MA /Sp.& 117 13)
- Plxor oaro o lIPPuL Pos PoleaPPlss sm kIN um
up ler Windham% sad Imaldht hint 'Su"- I Um almedant Excellent clealigoa may be bond foe la. • nit. LI DD:..tlttitatunikee. et 91 •-•
...
.- 11,030 100 Bank of hoodoo
Sll,OOl 90 auk el Turkey MI el 64 -
11 1 4ls par -
IKON 10 Bala N. Atomic* - --, - nil
• red tu lo advertised, aad I The bankrupt was • @elicitor, bat be had not recently west into the diaialroom with Windham acme. doem. 01 „yaws. tama ia a pod su p ply. paw, 54. 150 Nadas 4.r.5. et,* _. „. _
KM 10 Chart Cu* of led*
' i'we 11, wm dmeribed is • dirk to the Crinnuel Roberta went *may. I od Ms. Wiadham ts Fam• dwwa ateekee have not altered Mice ar Inst. Cut 801/001 80. too nob lintshopor own Ma ltli -
1 Australia and Chins. di LI 10 -
WlTlfor T. Cifrt.tessoiets Office. Debte about Xe.g. Ile new applied to Dakenitrok aa Mr. Lewellyn wished_ particularly to chiedy .1, of orchids, ',woos eb,.. tbeinninn, st. lis ga, Now Op& pp. A. ter les -. WPM 1 M Merit Mara. of INN.
r ward t•• the reelectioa for, ad obtaised, his dachas* from curtody. speak to him. Mr. Windham said In would come. bat bit ommodaa. camellias, violets, edisosette. heat, eed mem, 10 0 Dedterder three gir 1 It Pat = Loa, ad China all 111 33 -
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a e..n....a.t• ...ocil. IN 1M tlarAlglir AND °MORT. wife bed rue away. " The Jews have got held '' --
- num. at to N.Am-C000.4411.01.
17 01 Ds. M.
-. Pm 20,0001 lee Instal
harm; taken The bankrupt. were described se Africaa issechanto and of hcoi end atm al lockw up la
* Glasgow Pts•Appleo, pa lk, 45 to ea I *meek Ps9 100. le 1•9 124 la U Do. Leids6p.et. No. I •-- - •••
Attenuate 1 ..,..,,,,, rk-ur 1.4 e I
. skipping lookers. of Greet St. Relies. The susaioatica Gaol I nies4 go ma get. Der out." He never came frames, per lb., la to is I lamousoxer 100,1.4 to 104 SS le ow Yak La &pure. Las
li pea -••• * IN Cosa of Louise
was &boomed for mewled neonate. The bllmme...M.es ad afterward& This was same time in November. It was oar- Pelow.sseb, Is to Ils I Num, „ per lb., Mto 114 &I. is ea aata asasssasas, __,
Illa:i * Mg. eloautAnstChartd. sll 17 174 •-•
°a Os to Its Walnuts, per 100, ft M all Well* Onalnewir.d.. .o ... ... wOOO tali Com. of Canada ...... - -
feke:sel MI 0. Beak of Switzerland all - -
• I: VT.
1 it sow reeds shows d.bte sag 'labialise eg 7.9fe5., visa lately after the 511. There is not tbe slightest founiletiou rears. Per i 1 .
meets of • still larger eineuat. that the general ever msde any promise* to provide for moor APPIve. Pst due.. 14 to 21 I It. 10 Mot.ll.l4llp.O.PreaAt - -.
ea.ners' HAL the Alder.
He wee gave or offered me aat Or YEOSTABLIL 114 198 &LOW. a.ulp.o - •-• ...
WO
DI It MATTHIW LIACIL y 1111.611K1. • IPsme. Broccoli, per bundle:ls to is 311 Carry. per bundle, Is 6.1 to MOS ife. 105 De. Ia et Pref. Stook 112 188 •w kik 10 tendon and County -
• les.
saybody *se. lie me mot partimalarly to soak 81,1441111
ion Lon.PC‘,ll.. Bpri:wk of Assist WI al 3fi se =xd
)re -el:elm] to serve the Tim bankrupt was a wise aed spirit menthes& ef Wle- -- __, g=ud ff a -.,-- /Tench 5...5., per we, le ed i Was, (Pilling- li. i ie.. mMI 10 all IL Mad ti P. alO 11
beach, a New Loodoe•street, ma a Compten.ter- ils• (nigh. ''''' "gig mg gay °ge any wwt er.k/IL to Lfl I Tomatoes, per dos, Is le ft LOS an Atha Au. L 0.6) toe M ...
-. 10,1001 10 load= Mot Stoct -
foe the sasiong year ; -
By the Jery-Me. Windham was not beat by bills ey cabbage., p. doe., Is 3.1 to is Od Asparagua. per bundle. aos rt. IN Do 61 Pee atm ln mt - -
N. Magna, W. Aloock race, lalingtee. This was tie sittiag for proof
dans while at my home. He was quite out of debt. HIS Prater, tor Wu. of to 708 I 21.118 Me. lor Poorioli 41 la. Me De. Meet 114 per wt. 00 101 _
10,000 100 Nat. Prov. of Wand.. 42 .- - -
of &Ina aid choice of aosigaws. The preliminary t064,00040c
19800
Llti.d.don dwtio.stut.ati snowirtrie..
ale
471 (41041 s -
It -..-
Illeore., F. Maynard, A.
sokly hook was made up, but he never added it up that I - perewt, edam 'Shallots, par nh 10.1 to le St. la IL Wass 0111. 4p. eget. - - -. %Se, le I Do. Nsw
sistemeet al Mews. Jokaatoes, Cooper, sad Wintle,
elsow. debts of 9,9771., with meets estimated at 2,0844 taw' "...6°11.4.84,er1"..iteUZ ~HriZt„.. invismic,.. fm. hi. Carrots, do., 44 toed I Knave, per more, le ed 84. 100 fl. Ifsetsi4, p. a gua. 0 W .e. 23,000 to row Scant Wales
1r 'h.
Mr. Jiili• leneh, id Clumlen4owa, gee sod Hr. "le • . .. .. . i.eited di. Spluach, per slem, ls to 23 I lionearadish, porton., laid Mal 3.9 ell MeeltaDartlngtoellita 174 tat ••• 51,4001 26 Oriental IMAM Conant all 49 60 ••••
te took plug at 111111 Hannoluke Levitt, wine meiralmat, ii Mark ea memos whim tie sato he naa
do. lima& al as
"re • Re swiped to suppose himself about the richest cummbe"' "ch' t •t: ij,11.4 li Mushloom.' W l'°'l.' "1. 2. "D% SI ga ..„
VIAIOO, SO Ottoman NNW -
. the Alamos of the
, per 12 bunches, 3.. toes IS an Da do. Cepa .... liaele' Mo Indiana al lierad - - ..
• thou trade wows.
f. Mb. W.I. „1 tas csuira t„..as, wss aka, seed te sma that ever waa and that there waa no rad to his mousy. met, par uoi„ la gs I Ilerbe, per buuch, 24 to 44 84. 1* Warm& talosnityop.e. MI N - 11,0001 SS ,South Auninlla _
• Cussed wee sewl• ewer entered into Inv pariiculars of what be summed M. 10 W.lad-tixt. .10 116 - :11 ',WO 46 !Delon of astral% -
1 "Int nuings," of which there were so lea then forty- rill -- to he. I did ;mice... et I 4 : - - 4 •,ouo eu 'Delon et London
amuses yea :-Illeallie. I three la the paper. The oases generally were of the most y my so Ig gill .0 eDISM.
-. 4.00 e: los !Unity Meter w.
queue ii Mr. Wiodhaun's cooduet, though ale had ournplaiets ABOTINOZALL :MARI NA MUTTS. Kith 110
orme.waoe.or.isly. rpra.dt. 1,051:1
wil2ll
.y. II Rowe, J. Sauna issigadkant shaman.
It IN ftedapsw. salami 118 1*
elf him. I did not show Mr. Windham's weakly aoreent --e--
ICOOSILIAMMGI73.
11011/10111 RAILWAYS.
' II ILI V. innlins. se $l6O gmaggl pg pink* Wes Whim he eirclemd gager lieMPOOl. Dna 11.-Oholoura. 091 091-Nailises Oreatles
be we well as .41ore mud'
No. I a I war/ann. irmtio. prices Sales.
le •ifos• gmorrally . hut The IMAM& • licemed vietaaller of Kiaidesste ae left le ee ma. sof I provided soup, fish. poultry, jointa, atLent-sreat Roraima Ile 111-Oreat Warm 171 174- 555) 5,4. awns& I min Oda& Web
Ire and Yorkshire Mock. 1061 1061-London and MOS a..
lama, 10 Mot - I " 14-14 -
rept watatiou af Cosa- R011T92-0109.2. *Plead to eass, Ka immallatess aad fie a& aed sweets. I have ao idea what we charged on these ue• tsaasywitscg. gi 5 stg_ta.r.b,,,,,, sneer bt and unrein. 42 ii
sit .... .o.
order of dartarlla no liohattem were of led* asecauth solosig, but we imoda iS moderate, and used the food in the aig_ii.grad stock, ltei Inii-Ditto, new Mares, I 6•14 1 7-16 „.„, ... • lialenlift 011 1111 i- 10,000 lii Atlautlo M. Alan al.), MI 1 2 -
Mr* Bmsy •PR"Niv dna, " the dtsm°g SA" th's hmk" home. We cheesed it at so much per heed for the no nber - North BAUM, SO et-North iitatonlahlre, s„,. 44 1.-Norta .... = Ark."......,.... .... . P. SWIM Atlsatlo Tat (1 hm ••• - I sir - - -
-
lap. had obtained the deemed of • ball for 301.. whieh had be arlarg vas to provide for. molesters. Berwick. In gee-York and North Midland, 871 Ile- ei mu°. ......•
seltirM. I I 422 "'• SAM IS AMINL 11b36 If
MANI 10 • Wairweeks.. .1 en 6 64 -
bus drawn by his owe pothoy.representieg that it had been 11, la. Illegage_o4. wiodham void,' sever tone), spirit., L•eds capital Mock, 24 66-Snath Eastern and Dover. ftl - =II• J hileei as nelladelMaitampreL 0 all 1111 21 -
• i..ti .4 I holb, at •
11 ell be Gralsessur.. •-•-• ws
dr 4. ii I.y a geetlema• is the City.
.. SIM Se Do. 5 7 per e. lin Meal all la 2) -
I corder he wee • very sober nun. When he told we his .77, 115.114_6 -D.W'tan11ick1b...1",....1.11.21°..e.:460.46-d Baynel,(ootik
0,60.L._,_1•009 ar..6.15 gg Igiansam las„ a asa. tog iti
ail 9 It .-
tve SliCh I *lobar. 11111,0'
... U. 7114 10 Do. 0
- -
/I" 11"""ar allowed the boonmPt tn Penk._Misieshig. wife was is !moth. earned to view it as ammo' matter. lad 4_41,...• to.,,abourr; eMs ga_rhest Writer. =alai. II 14 411 'Octousgemk.
MI tel 1 11 -
4. 834 nada Lead
" ewers Wonder *hail T0...m..4 ono' act for the 'Olin when he apples' ice ilio treated it with intlifferees. - UMW Casual SI 60 d. - trio es weemisst, 255 II- * 11l t 6 1 4ls •••
,111Z12.9 Ilt
otitg.earthallemit. all •16 17 -
Iv our, ...mhos them , 1 mat of drelisurgu.
Mf. David bonny!, the busload of the last +Omni, exa- ThaeseeBl aad Mersey Continue. 15•10 I 1-16 p. * * 13**311*** ii. PlIkle• -
e, directly or Mo. -- - mined hy Mr. Yield-I am a wine agent and wine importer, Maamosien. De,. 10. -This menet via quiet tealey. Great m ss io. a _ ••••
.. .. .. .flie IL Preferenee -
II en kW= M fames .. 211 11111 di.'
iii
-
end let est lb, house I live in io Dukentreet to chambers. Westems rimed, buyers, well : North Stafford'. at *: sellers 1 a": _„ r,..„....__,
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_.
...
11110,680 M. Do. 69. et /era Doh. ;10e 1101 101 -
sus a hateeet . bed Slog f; ano nit CrllLlOra. -Mr. W. H, cream", I bay, bam oasadag with m,,,,,... &rine. thirty years. I of Loudon sad North We tern* at et): beyers of Blimilenbre 1 a
sen IT -,..-7.76: cza.--„: si g -.
coo. oast, ha hie reek
... -. .o MOM/ 10 amiludialrriscet ca :lllle 4 pm -
jags , the lagmaistas masialmetoree 09 toy% le nermiesapaa. lad sever knows Owen! Wiedliaro swept ley name before sPen*,
..„(sr.shar`,„„iawati.avl 'Claiir .7,0•6111. re end WerMek"hi"C".3. 11 ell Manes l on
he shall forthwith be
las It Mr. Windham paw to lodge at my house. I first saw Mswegibrrito, fille 1 . -The market waa rather 1m ft al Isla Constance& Bale. -••-•
le milmtemsl "'me emmilemt Same° fee asiblams_._„_•.‘ she opera! ahnut eta week.. before Mr. Windham This embus, wan tO tired en Mumte . Die doe •4 the = al 2 11".".....6".. ilT"'"Seumw. $
'..
me
es: 40,000, 11 Sig. sue Audi tap. .. ail * 16 -
nammel foe ear from
•• 20,0001 16 Ma. Steam !Moms .. 14 - - -
700.4.000580 94.10 Strata. 113""trie TLeaderran.lihohlPPng...ll.llBlls 1 ell 00+6 dil
91-31 41
1"1" ./
ti"... "se i. callid " Th• Naljueal v-............" MOM io lodge with me. I had known Mr. Windloun's or the Prlum Consort. Plrkenhead.yosi--Great Western of ..- -.„ Li.- -- -'-- •••• "" -
MOOS 1 flent Wilp (Ll:wimp - 4,61 -
awl osalsw - and cosset. of aa ...Dag round game, ietreduslng dot d father before, sod I had known him. 1 knew him when be -.•.-
caned; et 3-1111nois Central, ay 4.-Lancriehtre and York- I es'• ~' ',„, onni,....lmste B. tn se II •••
.- Meals I Do. 171 per mot. Ord ali -
• d Lnugh Wu, of due
alil.. ow lan .-11anebeiner ebefeeld ead Lmodusbire 44 - ' e„,"' r, „_•••EL--.-.._, ..._...• - Imo. 4 Lon. District TM. (L.).. 41 -1
-I dr -
ili• Priam* metrueoliten .../PI., adapted for eight tog may was with his mother at Brompton. but not to speak to him.
224.1,wad . .
3.lltaluak-soilotth
mloo'Lcteheisri ,LL..1,9i1ie4-20r.litnea. tiryir
apnedr. Czgrsiliwt.., spee
ail
,slrlTani•er''.l itia.'""%gu T : 1: .21
~, Nom 4 loa. Ow anntbas Oa an 11 If -
tosivad ma 'dont& ea leo oumAer of plums. Sereral other oew same by the He oda to am !Omega. He engaged the tbird floor.
Kota. 0 Mains Orlin. Ic WM- 1 11 14 pm -
am. rasssfsdis„ ss...msdny saaajai sad wassasse He aped a sitting.roem ad bedroom. and he also town. 71. IS 16 ! Do. New Illberee • - -tu -
re' irked me if I had got a room for • friead 10 MI Nartragra Trunk Pref 7 9 NON 10 ' StalromimanEleaTel. ell ... - -
12,000 to 'Slants,. Ez. Tel. (lin., atl 1
41
-
714.11, -The plettide Mr. %Nen cease to bo triana;:er of the et. el Ws, het he did not state who hie friend WWI. It N li itotoineweinyrniuMelai 6 7Me ...
Me -
el lneaseces foe the
Jaiese's Theatre after this week. Mr.
1 • 1. all ,Parls, Lyons. and Mont. 30 0
Tioano HM•Eires.-The tragic receipts of rail- aa al pee. aaa oda. te 62 -.
-• 10,00. St Irrational Dteeount ell. I
kOOO 2u Nerbuddaeoaltlrea;l; 1 m Ile Ms -.
"ormaller, M the Owe ef Gimp VOlng was ea Mee 27th of May that he came. He first engaged On
takes hi Sam. Mr. aed Mrs. Wiese me to ply a ream ts
_the week. He remained with me till the meroing , ways in the Umbel Kingdom for the week ending Dso. Ile 19 fiat. ,La 0. posaelecm - MEV Iti Xi-Medina' Land ~ all - - -
plon. at Dolilwieh me-
of the Mb Avast. Hie behaviour was all the while very , 14, amounted to 5a.-020/., and for the correspoodiug week i 1 (Parnanaliase g.Tp.e. 64 4i Ms ee go,Mot 5 Do. 3p. a,la. :A 1 Ills all 4 1 -
• th.• High shone al two woothe espoerowit is March oat.
sad perabar, sod not like that of • per- .n( last you- to 511,095/. ; showing a decovele of 5,9751. 'is sil Willa sad • • - - - 1.714 10. N. Brous. aN. Mot lA. 51 111 16 -
at. the 1 ',WAWA To•night (Saturday) is M. Fi•chter's last night ssetT wand ailed. At times his behaviour was ' The grow. reeeipta of the eight railways having tbeir i 1 rit,___Avaida, - Mem aN. Brit. Amanita/lasi-1 al! 1 n -
- - -911 ea 1 lOremal Gee lan 14 .11 14
. rigor ea the Imamate.
waheamble. H• wend sing, howl, hollow, scream, cat termini iu the metropolis amounted to Z 12,320., sod for 4, in l'''3.. I p,....A.
at the Pciliclifes for seise two mouths. M. Feebler will, - o.ooe I I Do. °New Slums' .. , all 16 1. -
. Mr. Harry Fula. Vmes-
Iti about like a madman I could compare it the com•pooding week of 1,010 to 231.5314, *bow. Iss iin 1.w...id as. . i 7 - 40,40../ la *ten. la. otia. ibles.l.. IWIIf * If
. 1 althorpa. MA... ..,7.
eOOOOO St. reel Myer land& liri„.in 67 60 -
dthepeuring. P'arla walla thignipr,ri.. 11.64,, inirovi.i.i 1%".".
bug
wal
gug MI "liktio atithamdiareise._ This conduct was. cootinuous. He was in an inseams of 956/. The increase on the Yoder' is an :pa e percent. pia el
Woo) So Puha aedthlen.ll6B4ml an Of 118 at 871 lid I
le. Ilarmga. Mr. w•
the mon excitable being I ever saw in all my life. While Counties Railway amounted to 359/. ;on the Great 0 0 • 34.1p5e0l
'3O 11 11 pm Ad' - 1
Mr. W. 4.-kmyd. do- The India, China, and Australiau mail deapatched aittlag.down_ at.._his meals he would jump lip, and run off , *esters. to 4021. •on the Locdon and North Western, 10 to •ILArvA.It Aisne...len a i pm' 151 10,00 u 10 Da New
60.000 to R.egia & lad. Tel. Met ' al: .8 19 - '
ue borer/lark. but witll
yeatmlay wee the hassat ever known. consisting aa it did of ' eat listm awn. •"'''..:id "mail &whs. "dab. epten6ire a ninuMnif ehnet . oda, Firichtoo, and South Coast to ts 7 4.1(.°1 Portudel7Perair - .2.*
sh 17 19 -
nre poveld, the Soot".
10 all Southern of Ifratioe ... 151 Mil
40W1V6-.11; 'au; uoinonthtbs • Loodoe sod Mouth Weatern to 6891.- ... a
,wa ......... • 6. - = le,ellu tA) abless Ina
10,000 16 Ue. New WI 6 4 -
,ripp,......1 Vallee lo as upward. of 1,000 bones
would break hia neck and jump from one landing to the total, 1,9221. But from this must be deducted 8051., the Tr, a D.:47,-...--..,, pee el I'9 -
- 16,000 isie loyal Mall Mow
mo 01 'lnternee* that MN. t 0 nit v. ?us CON DIM NED M I.' It DEARS.
-. 100,0 W M. Asst. lavestmatoo !36 130 -
oos. The writ for the - I other, and sometimes tumble down. I had a great deal of demene on the Great Northern, 72/. a the London and m an .weetn§:see p..... , 5,
wvar'rw• who ' lw• is ichi•h‘k 11" under "mimic. of ' trouble la wake him in the morning, aad he would not move Mack walb and 501. on the !Muth Eastern. together 936/., ei g :women in aerate .. - - .- 14,511. M Aturattan [awl Y. 111 44 -
i ' dies p.m on.tted. asa death for the mania of iwo officered Prodoe. ie still sullen I wen, I would go aod shave him then ad there in bed. I Irvin the increase as above, 906/. The receipts on DgBINTI7IZ STOCKS. 7.,,e0 1 Tel Mingo
- ..... I ... do. 11460414ewl ' al: --.
ilarry f 01.7 V oracle al ard impeniteut. No nor has yet beim fixed foe the lIIIIIIMI. Ii id so and got him downstairs, put him into the ant lines in the United Kiegdom amounted to No. iyA. 1 Steloits. ILI I Ci• Priem I Sok. 11,61.0 ie Dade. lan 4 6 .-
Mein, in the lioalo„. Coe, bet it ia expected to take place on the third rlaturday his bask. stopping in the bath room till In was 272,5061., sad for the oorrespooding period of lastwieer
. tt 11014 It., W. Ifeetk.apoilaatiele 440 lid lw 1 - lane m A ag.id llaMalla,
s • eoreasate.l, the Mtg._ after the departure of the judge.
ie. He never would take hie bath or wish himself to 279,11871., showing • decrease of 6,961/., from ich NAN IM.I Norton' ep.o.blar.iiiilimi-lle• 93 MI - (limited) tint lewd 14Ms 1 so -
nl. end he was girded Cee.TAL PA Isce. - ONE SHILLINO DAY.- till he harl hod his hreakfed. His Milan now owl dirty. most he deducted the increwe on the metropolitan lines, seat 114. N. Nage tp.M.Jaichlely les - - .w. *NO 26 Preattle.o..C.Muolal 6I It pre, -
re 31r 11. F. %crow
relDet, LOVVVEIa ift. - Admmions on payrosit, 419 ; I remonetrated with him about his noise, and he would be Lavin the totel decrase 3,975/. as compared with the •. . St. i 'suite N. Met. 4 ri. calm, --. I - won 5Mc Kowloon To. as; ~ 1 1 dla par 1 -
...te of %hooks to tho
ditto by masa tickets, 71S ; total, 1,247. I quiet for • Dluttiont., but he would forpt all about it us • correepouding week of lseo, MOON et W.iitilleaderstentioet. 110 --.- mete 100 Yu Nowa s thad....l ISI 6 0 1 -
it..
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ah. Ird I ILLILWATL COod=oes I Sao to.dag
1
119 so lAlandaadi da.loolors - - -
N. US BooDalt.l9.la.g.ip.e. 951 911 -
18 a Do. do. L ... -.-
90# all Laaio*lokallaraill: 3) 4 4
IS a Do ProGroac• . . -.
so IN sati..arint,.se.4;gai .5
Op.e. Ma, Aug. k 1972
oadaroodbyßao&L.ll. - - -
W WS Do. July 1.1870, ditto - - -
INN 114 Do. Juno 1, 1/174. dna, - - -
O all Manua *S. lladaora If 6 -
N II CapoT.tDock llp.c.gua 1 01 Ms -
N 74 Osyloo. =or clot - - -
99 an bat= -
a 191 La Indian
1001 1
N a Do. lubbalpor• ..- - -
1N all Do. 4p. ct. Debaa4 IS 100 -
1N a Do. 6p. at. do. MO 99 101 -
1N all Do. dn. do. 1846-70 155 201
100 an Do. do. do 1046 71 101) VI) -
Nt. *mad Trask of Canada 18 Iv 191
300 aD Do. II per at. Prot
189 a Do.lloe.Pretip.etale 4O b. -.
1115 all Da. OWN. DOWN 241 02 31
NO all Da. Ipa is. lac •• • $4 38 -
1N a Do. do. 1807 47 60 -
N. all Do. do. M..- n $0
IL KO Oroaa WWI Pualasala 991 1001 1 1001 i
Nl2 Do. Now 4 dial -
Oa 140 lacstat.Sit.L4 11111 9:1 -5111 all 411.11441 Ili
191 la Do. Now lto 114 dla -
IN all De.4p.adapay72.o.op - - -
IN all Do. 14 do.. 17.wit.op. - - -
100 all Do. do. TB v 11140049. ~ - -
195 a Dolt 9.44.11
4#
att. 5 da,pay.l7 - - -
ft
N..
* 101 MDs.adras Guar. por ea IR 90 -
per et. 902 94 -
N. 100 Do. 82 pad. ItlMa. 91 52 -
N all Do. 5 per cent. 40. - - e- dla -
N. 100 114113.C0rp.6p. alDooda .. - -*
N all N.Bruaswiek • Camila
dam cop.
21 a • ala
Do. do. Lod do 5 7 -
ill all Do. do 3 dla 4 41 -
In all Do. do. Lopod do. 4 4 -
N. 1911 galas lOO4 191) 151
Nl5 Do. Ponelb I dl. -
N an Do. - - -
N. 101 b0.10d.84.1,101..g.1p o 90 100 -
10 1 Trlaldol.Llaoltadokaip $ I dlo -

I No. IN. I Dons. IPd I LI. prima I Baloo.
010,410, Bt. tAwasoorotal lllO
164,000 Bt. Ilia. 6p. ct. Prot UN 100
2,006,11410 St Nut and Welt badta 100 153 115 -
-
5.,00,510, N.;Loudon 100 16 10 69
%IMMO Bt. ht. Katharine lOO 00 OS
1 2
1030.860 St. ‘Soothasplo•
100,000 At. :Victoria
IN NI 100
6.000. 10 IDo. Now
—. 130LONIAL coovianuza BECUNITINS.
5
No. Ift 1 MOLL I 14 1 CL Wow. I OWN.
5
i.... .. 1 • .41 p.c., ,
pet .... .. Do. 6 porcest.,lo,ll4 lOO 1—
.... .. Do. Spec 0006.,1111154 lOO
.... .. Do. Spar et. 1004,./.06 lOO , 103 105 -
- . .. Do. Opor et.l4/1.1500p lOO ' 103 108
—. UN .. Do. I par coot
.... .. 1. • 44G Ilopsepellell 100 104 108 105
,••• .... .. do. 11110 NO 106 105 —.
Dw 40 1591 100 100 115 1004
iff„ •- .. New Droalw.Glov.Sp.ct. 100 102 104 103 4
.... .. I. o.Nalos Gv.N. &lON 100 N 160
.... .. D 0.6 p. c.,18711 to NM 100 VT 90 11174 /
.... .. Do. 6p. c.,10N lOO 1111 NI
dl. .... .. Now Zealand 6 per amt ioo 104 106
4 160,000 .. Nora Itcotia op. e.,1576 100 1011 106 106
.... .. 41. Autt.Gov. 6 p.c. boob 100
.... .. Vie. 0 v.O p. c. .1 an.flals 100 -
- .... .. Da. do. Sp. o. AprUl O. 100 102 106 1.68 14
BRITINI 11111 Li.

MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAL)

Two &Owl.

The funds to-day have been generally firm, at
the advance winch took place yesterday after-
uoon. Towards one o'clock there was temporarily
a relapse of per cent., but this has been reco-
vered. The market is now firm in character, bet
there is no ex:itemeut. The Paris Bourse has like-
wise improved. In the share and foreign stock
markets the tendency of prices is rather favoar-
able, notwithstanding the dullness of business.
At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Re.-
tees telegram, the Three per Cent. Rents* opened
at War. Cic. ex div., being per cent. begot.
than yesterday.

Consols are officially marked 901, a, az
div., for money, and 90* and ex div., for the
account. The present quotation is goi to botk
for cash and the 9th proximo. The official
business report is as follows : Bank Stock,
232 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 90, 891; N..
Three per Cents., 9011, 891, 901, 90 ; India Stock,
for account, 222* ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock
103, *, 102/, 103 t, ex div. ; ditto, for account,
10311, 103, ex div. ; ditto Four per Cent. Deben-
tures, 1863, 98* ; Five per Cent. " enfaced" rupee
paper, 96* ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent, 102
102 ; Exchequer Bills, June, lle. prem.
Mexican bonds continue in demand, with as
upward tendency, and are last marked 2711. The
Turkish Loan of 1854 is firm, at 77* to 88* ; and
that of 1858 at 67*, to 48i. There are in-
quiries for Venezuela Bonds and the Spaniels
Certificates. Sales are recorded as follows:
Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 100; Mexican
Three per Cents., for account, 27, 261, 2711 ; Porta-
gueee Three per Cents., 1856, 1857, 1859, sad
1860, 46 ; Spanish Three per Cents., 501 ;
ditto for account, 51 ; the Committee's Certifi-
cates, 51, ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854,
for account, 781 ; ditto, Six per Cents., 1858, for
account, 68*, 67*, f. Venezuela Three per Cents.,
for account, 21i,

10 Muctrres pAirr Two o'CLoot.

Consols have just attained a further improve-
ment, being now quoted 90i to ez div. for moue,.
and 901 `• buyers," for the 9th of January.

HALF PAT Two &Cwt.),

Consols are fractionally lower than at 2 o'clock,
being quoted 901 to 1, ex div., both for money and
the account.

About 69,0001. of the Australian gold by the
Wellesley was taken to the Bank yesterday.
On 'Cuange yesterday afternoon bills on Holland
were in demand, and were quoted rather lower.
The Paris Exchange, however, was firm. The
rates were quoted as follows :
Amsterdam, 3 months, 11.19 to ; ditto, 3 dam
11161 to 17; ; Rotterdam, 3 mouths, 11.19 to 4;
tat=3 mouths, .56 to 60 ; Hamburg, mamabans;
25
4DA to ; Paris, 3 &ye, 25.274 to nj ; ditto,
3 moss* 25.60 to 65 ; Prankfott-oe-the-Mr.ine, 1 months,
1181 to ; Petersburg (pm rouble), 3 mcotba, 3241 to 1;
Viseen off. do., 3 mouths, 14.45 to 50; Trieste, ed. la,
3 minim, 14.45 to 50 ; Madrid, 3 months, 484 to ; Coati
3 teasiths, 484 to ; ~Leghorn, S months, 25.70 to 75;
Oleos, 3 months, 15.70 to 75; Milan, 3 months, 25.75
to 75; Naples, 3 mouths, 394 to i ; Palermo, 3 mouths, Me
to 119 ; Messina, 3 months, 1181 to 119; Lisboa, 90 days,
52 to ; Oporto, 90 days, 52 to 4.
At a meeting yesterday of the Committe« of the
Stock Exchange it was determined to close the
establishment at 12 o'clock on Monday next, the
day appointed for the fnueral of the Prince Consort.
It was substquently decided, however, to close the
building altogether on that day. A number of the
large Manchester houses in London will be shut
during the first three days of next week.
Her Majesty's government have determined, it
appears, to arm the steamers of the Peninsular and
Oriental Company, and other mail ccutract packets,
so as to re ider them fully capable of defence against
the attacks of privateers, in the event of a war with
America. The Peninsular and Oriental Company have
sent in consequence a requisition for acouitiderable
amount of ordnance stores. This company pee-
wee about fifty vissels, and most of them can
carry an armament of six heavy guns, including
two 40-pounder Armstrongs, with rides, revolvers,
cutlasses, and boarding-pikes for crews about
150 men and officers for each ship. With arms-
treats and crews to this extent, not taking into
account the number of naval and military patron-
gets usually carried, and who would doubtless be
to give their assistance, theme vessels would
not only take good care of themselves, but, if
opportunity offered, would be ready to act upon
the offensive. The same company are having their
edifiers and men drilled both in gunnery and rifle
practice.
Some attention has been directed to the proceed-
ings at the recent meeting of the Conservative
Land Society. The allegations made against the
board, at the head of whom is Viscount Ranelagh,
appear to have met with a very effectual answer.
At the adjourned meeting of the company on Wed-
nesday, the explanations given by the dire,-
tors in a special report, framed in answer
to Dr. Worthington's accusations, were se-
cepted as satisfactory. It was mentioned
amongst other points that the directors have sub-
mitted to the auditors chosen by the shareholding
the title deeds of the various estates belonging be
the society, and every security held by them, and
they also gave to those gentlemen the uticeseiry
authority to enable them to ascertain the actual
amounts of the aaseta of the society at the hankers'.
The verdict of the auditors upon the 'natters in
question is that everything is perfectly satisfactory.
At the meeting on Wednesday the resolutimes
adopted were expressive of confidence in the
untuagetnent.

Th:Caledanian Railway traffic return shows thin
week a d:cr:aae of 1,3391. . .

The interest warrants on shares in the South
Eastern of Portugal Railway Company will be
tory/a-dad to the proprietors on the Ist January.
The mails from Bombay were delivered in Lou-
don this (Saturday) morning.
The Admiralty will receive tenders, on the 24th
inst., for the conveyance, by steamers, of 1,562
tons of shut, shells, cartridges, &c., from the
Thames to Bermuda and Jamaica.

The Gazette specie statement fur the week end-
•
mg Wednesday last gives the following totals,
viz. :—lmports of gold, 27,9761. ; exports of gold,
32,6571. ; import► of silver, 99,7231. ; exports of
110,15n1.
Arnold's Commercial Diaries, for 1862, have
been issued, and are in a very neat and compact
form.

FaLDAT EPICMiII.

Consols, which closed yesterday at 90k, "sellers,'
ex div., for the 9th Jan., opened this morning at
the same quotation, and rose in the afternoon to
904 to 4, the cloning price. For money the tnal
quotation was 90/ to The official business re-
port is as follows:—Three per Cent. Consols. for
money, 90k, 90, it, ex div. ; ditto for account (Jan.
9), 90k, 90, k 4, ex dir. • Three per Cents. Re-
duced, 891, lisiNVW Three , ;
Bank S'ock, • India Stock, for account, 222 ;
ditto Five per Ceut. Stook, 1024, 4, 4. 4. ox die.;
ditto for account, lon ex div. •, ditto Four pet
Cent. Debentures, 1863, 98/, f • ditto Bonds, 19s.
prem. ; Four per Cent. " enfaced." rupee paper, 81;
ditto Five pe- Cent., 964 ; ditto Five-and-a-Hai
per Cent., 1024, 102
The India Five per Cent. stock experienesd a
fresh rise of kto 4 per cent., leaving 0.1 at 1021
to 103 ex dir. for the acoount.

The March Exchequer Bills were quoted 9a. to
12s. pretn. ; and the June, na. to lie. prem.
The foreign stock market was dull in the I
and stronger in the afternoon, in sympathy
the rise in Consols.

Bank shares in two or three instant:l:s were
quoted slightly lower. Victori. Dock stock was
inquired for. In the miscellaneous share market
no alteration Quarrel _

Canada Government Bonds TOll.l 1 pet mt.
to-day.