The Sun.
London, England, 1855-01-05 00:00:00

TURKEY.

A letter from Constantinople, dated Dec. 25,
says :—" General Canrobert and Field-Marshal
Lord Raglan had demanded, you are aware, of the
Porte that Omer Pacha should head the reinforce-.
ments conveyed to the seat of war, with a view of:
operating a diversion on the right flank of the
Russian army. To this the Porte assented neces-
sarily without hesitation, and transmitted to the
Serdar the requisite orders to thi3 effect. Omer
Pacha, however, to the utter astonishment of all,
refused to conform to the instructions of his Go-
vernment, founding his objections on positive in-
formation from the camp respecting the critical.
position of the Allied armies, and his reluctance to
take part in an enterprise likely to result in abso-
lute failure, and finally demanded permission to
return to the capital and confer with the Grand
Vizier on this important subject. On the re-
ceipt of this astounding intelligence the Grand
Council assembled at once, and, in pur-
suance of a resolution unanimously adopted,

orders have been transmitted requiring the Turkish
Generalissimo to proceed forthwith to Sebastopol
at the head of his contingent, and there to expose
to the commanders-in-chief of the allied armies his
motives and opinions—the Porte being no longer in
a position to modify a resolution which had been
adopted in common with thQm. These stringent
orders were yesterday forwarded to Omer Pacha,
and which, it is hoped, will finally terminate this
painful little episode.

The Journal de Constantinople of the 24th of
December says :
"According to the latest news from the Crimea, the
siege works had been advanced so far that direct com-
munication had become impossible between the garrison
of Sebastopol and the division of the Russian army in
the vicinity of Rdaklava. That division was in want of
provisions, and was with difficulty supplied by the town,
which could only send by roundabout paths along the
coast."

THE MANIFESTO OF THE
EMPEROR NICHOLAS.

An extraordinary supplement of the Journal de
St. Petersboarg of the 16th (28th) December,
brings us the following document :
" By the Grace of God, We, Nicholas the First,
Emperor and Autocrat of all the Russias, &c., &c.,
&c., make known:—

" The causes of the war, that still lasts, are well
understood by our beloved Russia. The country
knows that neither ambitious views, nor the desire
of obtaining new advantages to which we had no
right, were the motives for those acts and circum-
stances that have unexpectedly resulted in the ex-
isting struggle. We had solely in view the safeguard
of the solemnly recognised immunities of the Ortho-
dox Church, and of our co-religionists in the East.
But certain Governments, attributing to us in-
terested and secret intentions that were far from
our thoughts, have complicated the solution of the
question, and have finished by forming a hostile
alliance against Russia.
" After having proclaimed as their object the
safety of the Ottoman empire, they have waged
open war against us, not in Turkey, but within
the limits of our own realm, directing their blows
on such points as were more or less accessible to
them—in the Baltic, the White Sea, the Black Sea,
in the Crimea, and even on the far distant coasts
of the Pacific Ocean. Thanks to the Most High,
both in our troops and in all classes of our subjects,
they everywhere meet with intrepid opponents, ani-
mated by their love for us and for their country ;
and, to our consolation in these troublesome cir-
cumstances, amidst the calamities inseparable from
war, we are constantly witnessing brilliant examples
and proofs of this feeling, as well as of the courage
that it inspires.

" Such are the defeats more than once inflicted
on the enemy'q troops on the other side of the Cau-
casus, notwithstanding a great disparity of force.
Such was the unequal conflict sustained with suc-
cess by the defenders of the coasts of Finland, of
the Convent of Solovetsky, and of the port of Pe-
tropaulovski in. Kamschatka. Such, above all, is
the heroic defence of Sebastopol, signalised by so
many exploits of invincible courage, and of inde-
fatigable activity, as to be admired and done justice
to by our enemies themselves.

" Beholding, with humble gratitude towards
God, the toils, the bravery, the self-denial of our
forces both by land and sea, and also the general
outburst of devotion that animates all ranks of the
empire, we venture to recognise therein the pledge
and augury of a happier future.

" Penet-rated with our duty as a Christian, we
cannot desire a prolonged effusion of blood, and
certainly we shall not repulse any offers and con-
ditions of peace that are compatible with the dignity
of our empire and the interests of our well-beloved
subjects. But another and not less sacred duty
commands us, in this obstinate struggle, to keep
ourselves prepared for efforts and sacririces propor-
tioned to the means of action directed against us.
" Russians ! my faithful children ! you are ac-
customed to spare nothing when called by Provi-
dence to a great and holy work—neither your
wealth, the fruit of long years of toil, nor your
lives—nor your own blood, nor the blood of your
children. The noble ardour that has inflamed your
hearts from the first hour of the war will not be
extinguished, happen what may; and your feelings
are those also of your Sovereign.
" We all, Monarch and subjects, if it be ncees-
sary—echoing the words of the Emperor Alexander,
in a year of like trial, the sword in our hands and
the Cross in our hearts—know how to face the
ranks of our enemies, for the defence of the most
precious gifts of this world, the security and the
honour of our country.
" Given at Gatchina, the fourteenth day of the
month of December, in the year of grace 1854, and
the thirtieth of our reign.
(Signed)

" NICHOLAS.'

FRANCE.

PARIS, THURSDAY EVENING.
The Government has received the following
telegraphic despatch :
" The French Charge d'Affaires to the Minister
of Foreign Affairs.
" PERA, Dec. 27.—General Canrobert writes
me under date of the 25th We shall soon be
ready to resume the offensive ; we aro strengthen-
ing ourselves more rapidly and more solidly than
th enemy can do. We are full of confidence.' "
The Moniteur says :—" We have already made
known the resolution come to by the Sultan to send
to the Crimea, under the orders of Omer Pacha, a
corps destined to second the operations of our
Generals-in-Chief by means of an important diver-
sion on the rear of the Russian army. The ac-
counts which have reached us from Constantinople,
under date of the 25th ult., announce that a Vizi-
rial letter addressed to the Ottoman Generalissimo
enjoins on him to hasten the embarkation of his
troops, and to go immediately in person to the
allied Generals in order to concert with them as to
his movements."
We also read in the Moniteur :—" A recent act
has strongly evinced the close union whichlthe
treaty of the 2d of December has established be-
tween France, England, and Austria. Prince
Gortschakoff having expressed his desire to enter
on negotiations on the basis of the four gua-
rantees, the three Courts came to an understand-
ing to address to the Russian Plenipotentiary an
identical note, which proves the perfect solidarity
of their interests, and the complete accordance of
their views."
The Emperor is somewhat indisposed. It is re-
ported that he has a slight attack of the gout.
The Empress works daily at the preparation of
lint for the army. Visitors to her apartments re-
ceive as a matter of course a piece of old linen,
from which they are expected to make lint.
M. de Tallyrand-Perigord, Duke de Dino, for-
merly an officer in the French navy, and also au
officer on the staff of the Sardinian army, has re-
ceived permission from the Emperor to join the
army of the East, and place himself at the disposal
of General Canrobert.
The Minister of Marine has received from Syd-
ney, under date of 22d September, accounts from
filo corvette La Constantine, commanded by Cap-
tain Tardy de Moutravel. That officer announces
that he has sent home three specimens of coal,
which is found in great abundance at New Cale-
donia, and which will be of thehighest importance
to that colony, as coal is generally very scarce in
Australasia.
The Moniteur says :—" Since the Eastern ques-
tion has changed itself into a formidable war, the
Sublime Porte has made great sacrifices to furnish
to its troops all that was necessary for them. It
will be understood that the brave army of the Gene-
ralissimo, Omer Pacha, has not been neglected ;
and it has shown itself before the Russians in a
manner which has procured it the well-merited
sympathies of all Europe. Reports have been
lately circulated at Constantinople that the army
of the Danube was in want of things the most
urgent for them, whereas, on the contrary, Riza
'Paella has incessantly occupied himself in provid-
ing supplies of every kind necessary for the army,
and in sending to Varna provisions, ammunition,
winter clothing, and indeed every thing that was
indispensable. Precise orders were at the same
time given for their being sent to the Generalissimo,
Omer Paella."
The Constitutionnet says :

" We have spoken, on the authority of a despatch
rom Odessa of the 25th ult., of an intended attack on
Balaklava by General Liprandi. Letters from the
Crimea of the 22d, received yesterday in Paris, state that,
in fact, some movements of the Russian general had led
to the supposition that an attack was intended for the
20th. But a reconnaissance showed that General Li.
prandi, far from undertaking anything serious on that
point, was remaining behind entrenched forts on the road
to Simpheropol, and that he had not 8,000 men in his ad-
vanced posts along the Belbeck. It was not supposed
that there would be anything serious for some time. The
roads were impracticable, particularly for heavy artil-
lery and ammunition. Our soldiers are organising
themselves as well as they can for passing the winter.
They have above all adopted the system of excavations
in the ground covered over either with tents or with
roofs of wood, or brushwood plastered over with
mud mixed up with straw. In that way they are pro-
tected from the wind. Already our Zouaves have made
i
similar retreats for their friends the Scotch. It s a ma-
firma' exchange of good offices. Winter clothing and pro-
visions arrive in abundance for our soldiers. They have
received tobacco and cigars, and have had distributed to
them fresh meat, bacon, wine, brandy, and coffee. Wooden
shoes are expected, which will be exceedingly welcome.
The officers have received sheepskin coats, and the
soldiers are allowed similar ones for the trenches. The
Russians, on their side, neglect nothing to fortify them-
] selves in their positions. Everything is in preparation
for a great struggle. The Turkish corps, which is ar.

riving at Eupatoria, is sent by divisions of 4,000 toefl °r
5,000 men. French cavalry is also being expected fr°„,
7,
E,)urgas. It is a camp:Aga, perhap, more than aO4
which is in preparation." .

BOURSE, JAN. 4.—CLosnr4 PRICES.
Cash. tr. c. End of month.
.0 per Cents 9l 75 —f. —c.
3 per Cents 65 70 65 95 SO
Credit Mobilie: 747 50. Roman
Credit Fonder — Austrian - Belgian Fives
Piedmontese
hDebt Threes
(xd)
3634
RAILWAYS—FOR CASH. ff. Jr. c. 991 Cis
..
Orleans 1,150 Lyons ' 9Bs'
Western... ............ 628 75 Rouen 780'
Cotte 585 Strasburg . .......... 327 to
Mediterranean
500 '1
Northern

RUSSIA.
The Journal of St. Petersburg, of the 22d 14/
publishes the following bulletin :
"The last report from Prince Menschikoff. f 13th, contains nothing remarkable of the operations,'
fore Sebastopol. From the Bth the fire of the ell
batteries has been as feeble as it was before, and hi° „
occasioned us any loss. Although the enemy contint,
his trench-works on his left flank, he cannot, from Deli
annoyed by our sharpshooters, who are advantagn„°u%
placed in advanced posts, push forward his lines in
but extends them to the left. On our side, the defendersty
strengthen themselves, ang sorties are made' during hh,
night. On the night of The 10th, amongst other*,
midshipman, Pitoff, with 20 men of the fleet, takingsgi
vantage of the darkness, carried from one of our rednuL
two howitzers, and after having enfiladed with ow'r,
successful shots the French trenches, where men TlO.Ol
at work at the moment, returned to the redoubt Wom,A,
having experienced any loss."
The 'Cologne Gazette says Hitherto Pilot
has brought on the theatre of war only the thiribe
her army. In fact, Russia has placed in line
3d, 4th, sth, and 6th infantry corps of the ac`l4l
army, with the corps of dragoons of the reinj
and the corps of the Caucasus. The Ist fulto
corps of infantry, the two corps of cavalry of
reserve, the corps of the guard and of the got
(Hers have not appeared hitherto on the theattero
war ; she keeps them to oppose Austria, and fob
besides an army of reserve of 300,000 men, 61,4
mauded by General Tcheodayeff. In the sPr.4
there will appear on the line of operations au aTil
subdivided into 6 principal parts : the North till,
Baltic provinces, the army of the West in Poi7o
the army of the Dniester and Danube ; that ~'"O4
say, the army of the South of Prince Gortscliny
the army of the Crimea of Prince MenschikA
army of reserve of Tcheodayeff, and the DO/
the Caucasus of General Mountieff."

THE BALTIC.
A new battery has been effected on the Ild°l
side of Cronstadt. A merchant there, of the si
of Osterow, whose house was required to be P
down to make room, has presented to the ba
the picture of the " miracle-working St. Nich'i
in a silver frame, in commemoration of the S/0
ror's coming thither to trace out the lines of
foundation.

SPAIN.
We have received in due course the
journals of the 30th ult., but their content,B tO
destitute of interest. In the sitting of the Go
on that day, the discussion was on the Octroimi
The article of the bill declaring that meanti
be found in the budget to supply any deficit
Octroi duties was adopted.

DENMARK. Oll
The new Ministry aro said to have resolvrtte
maintaihing the system of policy observed blooo,
former Cabinet as regards the Eastern qua,,
It is believed in Copenhagen that the King
15t0
this on the present Ministry, on their con2inbip'
office, as a sine qua non ; and it was only (3° pte
understanding that M. de Scheel Plessen cons_°,oo
to leave his post of envoy at Stockholm to °;ti
the portfolio of the Ministry for Foreign Aff°l
Copenhagen.
Very little credit must be given to ruraVe,
pretended negotiations between the Danis"o9
vernment and the two Western Powers, litiofr
the latter are urging on us to join the 093
of
Nothing is known in the official circles hero °
such pressing invitations.

A letter from Vienna states that the telegroti-Fir
communication from the Austrian frontier 4t tb°
charest is to be extended to Varna, and i 7. ed
works for this purpose will co l!
spring. When this shall have been effeemenoo
teu, 036
can be received at Vienna from the Crineeb
hours.
The Independarice Beige takes upon itself t_o_
that England approves of the separate treatlnf
between France and Austria for securing the
tegrity of the Italian possessions of the latter po:o
The Presse of this evening, however, expreese;ii
opinion that the report of such a treaty ha
been signed should be received with mistruAvisoi
A letter from Rome, 29th ult., in the MO, fO,l
states the Bishop of Le Mans died on that I;rtii,
the palace of the Quirinal. He retained hieopti
lectual faculties to the last moment. The vi
who bad visited the prelate only a short tine of
fore his death, charged the Cardinal SecretV
State with the direction of the funeral. The
will be conveyed to Le Mans for interment.
Reports from Hamburg state that the 1104
from which that place so severely suffered
__,o"id
2d. inst. had considerably abated, and the ""
were gradually subsiding.
Kir L

_mg .ewis of Bavaria had another sev°l9i,
long fainting fit on the 30th at Darmstadt,gok
the case was regarded as dangerous, his lAA
received the holy sacraments.
The Prince and Princess Caradja, acconV
by their son, a captain in the Ottoman service' "
arrived at Berlin on their way to the Hague, vtit
the Prince will reside as Ottoman Envoy Ss/
dinary to the Netherlands Court. All three
been welcomed here by numerous friends. 511
According to letters of the 25th ult. frevAF
Petersburg, the two Grand Duke, who quittS
.00
bastopol on the 15th, reached St. Petersbsof
the 23d, to the infinite joy of the Empress),A
health and spirits were greatly benefited
joy of again embracing her sous. It is °WO.:
that they will return ere long to the Crimes'
tati';
accounts of the health of the Empress are
more satisfactory. A marked improvement
taken place within the last few days. „ potP,
It is contemplated by the Prussian War ilotle
merit to do away, by degrees, with all six-P,c)totr,l
foot batteries attached to corps d'armee, and o'l
place them with improved model 12-pounders'
will require an addition of four 12-pounder v*-0,
ries, or 32 pieces to each of the nine corpsifl
artillery department thinks that the reduced,Tetbi
and length of the new model guns will enA"',
pieces to be worked with six instead of eight be

THE BRAZILS.

LIVERPOOL, JAN-
The mail steamer Imperador has arrived, Ok
0p
accounts from Rio Janeiro of Dec. 1 ;4,
Dec. 6 ; Pernambuco, Dec. 9 ; St. Vineent'o,-,
19 ; and Lisbon, Dec. 30. She brought dittrailjoo'
valued at 25,8201., and a small amount of 1)""
on freight.
Buenos Ayres letters of Nov. 12 state tbLY
invading force, commanded by Generale P-,h1)11
and Costa, had been totally routed on the 7"4-o#l
Buenos Ayrean troops under General 11°'.1),
About 20 men were killed on each side. The %ill
bad a large number wounded, and lost all "
baggage, correspondence, dlc. tlOl
From the documents taken it appeared old
Urquiza was the instigator of the invasion. ill°
also implicate a large number of the residentsl"ool
city, and several arrests had been made. G 0 000
ment, it was said, would take possession of 0
Fe.
Troops had been despatched to reinforce ,
ral Hornos and to garrison San Nicolas and
sario. Buenos Ayres was under martial lair'
of
everything was quiet. Another despatclifoad
later date, announces that the rebels had sillidetl,
another defeat, and had been totally disbar
,te
General Costa was reported to have taken ra'
on board the Brazilian steamer Thetis. 011
Bussiness very dull, the markets being quite
of imports, and exports very scarce, fo!
Exchange quoted at 655. In freights, 350•01 f
salt hides ; 30s. for tallow, and 255. to 30s. for
and wool.
o'l

At Montevideo nothing of particular interesti'ol
occurred up to the 15th of November. Trade;
flat. Exchange, 401- ; freights low and scab
dead weight, 40s. ; hair and wool, 30s. to 355' o,
From Rio Janeiro there is no political Boa' to
interest. Four war steamers had been ordered
the River Plate. Coffee had declined 50 to 10°,'-i0
Exchange flat at 275 to 27g. Freights, owl" to
excessive arrivals, had declined 58. _naniel
535., 1104
the Channel to London and Liverpool 44
to Havre 70f.
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At Bahia sugar was advancing. Brown, 413°9
13s. 3d. to 15s. Id. ; and white, 16s. lid. t/i°,lol
Bd. Cotton neglected, and prices nominal. L'" fa(
firm. Hides in request, at 6 3-ths to 6 4.5010?
dry ; and 5 1-sth to 51 for dry salted. Excb;alit°
firm ; but little business was done at 28d. ; frel 0
declining ; rates, to the Channel, 60s. to 655' ' '
Liverpool, 455.
derd
The import-market at Pernambuco waEl,n-stOr
stocked. Exports were to a fair extent. v"
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of 4,000 men or 13, a. 'ready sale at from $5 450 reis to $5 900 reis. DEATHS, &T., AT SCUTARI. MONEY MARK ET STIABE MARK.ETS. c
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lore than a siee a' 21 • Freights quiet at 655. to 703. to the Channel ; Subjoined is the official returns of deathl, aid Al.iD __________,,- Shr Paid. Bauman, Leasing Closing Price, eatables;
RAILWAYS.
"„,u,at 9-10ths for cotton to Liverpool. C.. OZ. liflaZCIA L. .TIVT TILL I-GEN CE. AY. ,
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318, berm was at Lisbon, and would sail on the ships arrived with sick, since the 20th :-
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rp, for OFFICERS. ,ihr: Paid. EsnwArs. Closing Prices Blueness tone 50 all Bedford aud London &
PRICES. South•tnipton with the Penieenlar mails. CITY, TWO o'CLOCK. nes day. this day. Bletchley ... N. West. ... - .., fre
•Lue m • ' ' ' ' Lieutenant and Adjutant Warren, 55th Regiment, fever,
of Mouth. In. ail steamer Pam pero arrived on the 19th, and --- ____ ...-----_____-.....- - 98
eitnext d Te IVi Dec. 22. The sales of cotton at Liverpool yesterday were sm
st. 100 ClydesdaleJe. Caledone. 93 - 100
-c. teet, e ay. The steam transport eeoya c- slu
-) 0 coaT 'rem Falmouth, put in on the 29th, short of Captain Campbell, sth Dragoon Guards, dysentery, estimated at 7,000 bales, all to the trade. The St. 1(X) Aberdeen...-. .. l9e - 201 20 St. 100 E. Lincoln gr. 1
8. Dec. 23. 121, 8e esnibg; ,N,ottng. Bost 6 per cent. Gt.Nrthil. 133 - 135
•-- Iler Majesty's ship Meander was in port. market closed steadily. Compared with Friday's and Ea..tn. Junet 4i - 5 25 all Gies. Barr. & Caldonian. to
36, NON-OO3IMISSIONED OFFICERS AND MEN. rates, prices of American at 4.W. to sid. were FA) all ael fast & Ballymena ... - ... at
rees (xd) Neils. Direct .... -.-
321 g,, SIIIPPING INTELLIGENCE. Private Geo. Crook,Royal Artillery, dysentery, Dec. 19. 13e all Binning. Wolverh. & I
nearly Id. per lb. dearer, from want of choice. 25 all Do. New. . Do -- -.
; - 8e
eeee Ayren -The Tinara end the Jane Smith, Private Win, Anson, Royal Artillery, wounds, Dee. 18. 25 all Glstr.4 Dn. Fr Gt. Wes ea ... - ... par
fr, C., eioe , arrived from Cadiz. Seiled.-The Express, for Private And. Cochrane, 79th Reset:, pleuritis, Dec. 13. Everything else unchanged. The sales comprised 31 29,t Birkenhd. Lancsh. &
Cheshire Junct ...... 13 -12 d 100 all artlpl. Dk. & Yk. New. (
. eel. 2' ee 'eon ; the Baleen, for -ereipa„i„ ; the 1. 0., for Private John Kinsella, 20th Regt., wounds, Dec. 18. 6,000 American, 90 Pernarn and Maranham at 6id. ' Railway & terw. ..„ - ...
'' " 982' lerPool. 27e all Do. Chub. & Birk., 50 all Hull et Selby Y. &NMo 104 - 106 fah
Private Thomas Tipple, 49th Regt. wounds, Dec. 18. to qa., 250 Bahia at sid to 6d., 300 Egyptian £5O and 225 Cons. 16 - 17 1
. .......... 78.9 r'e ell'anetevideo.--eirrieed-The Baron, Warhawk, Caro- private Michael Daly, 88th Regt., dysentery, Dee. 20. 25 all Do. e Shares. Do -- -.
22 19 Do., £2O .. 8 - 7 12e all Do. 1 Shares. Do dre
32i I.-
1., '"d Ocean for Newcastle • Enchantress frem Private Denis Douelly 28th Regt. wounds, Dec. 18. at 5,1 d. to 71d., 500 Surat at 2ld. to 3/cl., per
25 30 Blyth Stilynserigina' .. ...
12/ all Lon.&Oreenw S. Baste • In - 134 13 I
s°° ' po°1011(1.°4 ; Ann S'aunderson and It'eblieait, from' Liver- Private John Ward, SCots Fus. Gds., diarrhoea, Dec. 13. lb. Railways Shares were quiet.
£25 (issd. at £45; . • - ... 20 all Do. Preference Do 23 -24
rtio Private Patrick Finnegan, 2d Battalion Rifle Brigade, The Colonial Produce Markets re-opened last et. 100 Bristol and Exeter... 9.2 -94 .
10 all Lon., Til., &S. Pete &Co. 11 - lle lle 1
ewe, Janeiro.-Arrived-The George Robinson, diarrhcea, Dec. 18. 60 -60 60 St. 100 Lowestoft gr. Eni
"uneele Jute Tuesday, but, as usual, during the first week of the St. 100 Caledonian 5 i
10 21s. Carmarthen and Car kb
4 per cent. Norfolk... ..„ - ..,
' the 22d 1134 4arriett 37' s Ina' and Paragon, from Liverpool ; Private James Murphy, 30th Regt., dysentery, Dec. 18.
year, the business done has been limited. Sugar, Fox
tei,, ; e and' Daphne, from London ; Corrado, from Private Peter Hunt, 46th Regt., febris, Dec. ls. dig-an e. - -. St. 100 Do. 6 per et. - oes
Al keel Eliza, Rapid, and Express, from Newcastle ; Private Isaac Stephens, 97th Regt., diarrhcea, Dee. 20. especially British plantation, was in demand at 50 all Chester & Holyhead. 13e -14 e 5e all Manch. Bite. L.&N.W
schikoff. oft wee . lieraeisate, from Cardiff ; Unicorn, from Swansea. Private Patrick O'Mara, 30th Regt., diagrhcea, Dec. 20. higher prices early iu the week, but has been 50 all Cork and Bandon._ 9 - 11 and Matlock & eieidld 2ll -25 FM
le operation!_e, ana
sma•-Arrived-The Samuel Stoddart, from Hull ; Private James Bunnister, 95th Regt., diarrhcea, Dec.2o. 50 all Middlesibro' & Stckton& I
quieter since. Coffee has ruled dull, and the quan- 20 16 Cornwall -- ...
20 all Cork, Black, & Pass ... - ...
Redc.ar . ...... Darlingt. , ...
re of the fowl el teadman, from London. Private James Hiscock, Coldstream Guards, chronic P
'ore, and has
011:1 atd rix tish Shies of War.-The Vixen was at Montevideo, rheumatism, Dec. 19. tity. offered publicly has been very small. In rice
50 45 DubhuerßelfastJune. 4 - 31 100 all Xlidld.Bradfd Midland.. 92 - 94
50 all Northern and we
731
merny contiew 40 Ileefatigable, Star, Trident, Madagascar, SharP- Private Tiaomas Stevens, 46th Regt., diarrhoea, Dec. 19 and. spices there has been scarcely any business. 25 all DundeePerthdrAber•
st. 100 Eastern s Utonkion, A
is , Easternsp.e. E. Count. 57 - 59
anon from bell eter, and Spy, at Rio Janeiro. Private James Whitburn, 28th Regt., chronic rheuma- Tea has met with a fair inquiry for the common 10 11 Crieff. Junction - ...
deen Junction - 74 50 all Do. 6 per ct. D 0... ...... ..„ - ... WE
advantageollot, 73s
tism, Dec. 19. 25 all Do. New -- -. 50 all Do. Fixedsp e Do'
ris lines ia frcfc, 21.0.10 Private Richd. Robinson, 62d congou sorts. Rum has ruled dull ; salt- 14 - 15 25 all Prest. &Wyre L. &N.W
Regt., diarrhcea, Dec. 19. WE
de the defeese„, at QUEEN'S AUTOGRAPH LETTER.
Private Mich. Sullivan, 28th Regt., di:erne:ea, Dec. 20. Petre also, and hemp and flax lower. Cochineal 20 all Eastern Counties ..... 1-0 i - 11 105 11 &Ln&Yle ... - „.. ts
na,de during t,,e' n, ea. l2e all Do. e Shares. Do
re ellen Private Rt. Eakins, 49th Regt., fracture, Dec. 20. has been in demand at full prices. In cotton the
Stock - 30 -.- -.
ngst other*
iii, eleue We were yesterday enabled-exclusirely, as it Private George Chapman, 77th Regt., diarrhcea, Dec. St. 100 East Anglian
St. 100 'RoystnettHit. GtNorthn 130 - 135 W
fleet, taking se eddr ed--to lay before our readers the remarkable letter 20. gs ave een imi e ,
dealin h b 1. 1 d but quotations without 20
ae. 100 De., B. c - 19 e 25 181 Shef.Roth.and Lancash&
/of our redoes' fot essed by her Majesty to Mr. Sidney Herbert, we
ein4 .• th Private Patrick Burke, 44th Regt., diarrhasa, Dec. 20. much alteration.. Tallow has declined. 25 8e Do., New As ........ . ••• - ~, Gooleg.s p.c. Yorksh. , ~
et. 100 East Lancashire - 71 12 9e S. Stafforclsh. • .11Clean ie - 2 •t 1
tried with ° 0 iees at we were giving publicity to a document the 1
ee . tette geant a.r es ow,
Ser Ch 1 L 2d Battalion of Rifle Brigade, Upon the silk trade Mr. Henry W. Eaton gives st eo all WearValleygr tockt. &
vhere melt 0 highi rice of which it would be difficult to rate too Thi
diarrhma, Dec. 20. , the following information :- 10 9e Edinb. and Peebles_ ... _
.. . 6 per cent... Darlingt. ... - ~,,
redoubt with° ey, . 100 Edinburgh&Gla.sgow 54 -56
q a(
elies Private Thomas Riddle, 21st Regt, diarrhcea, Dec. 20. " St. 100 Edin.Prth &Dundee 19e -20 25 all Do
fee e who live under the conventionalities of consti- • I fear that on the whole, few years have been less ',l 0 .. 305 - 315 OXe
0 1441 G 1 f Private Johnson Doubles, 6th Dragoons, febris, Dec 19. satisfactory to the home trade than 1854. 10 1 Forth & Clyde June, ... _
... St. 100 Wiltsedeomrst etWestn. 91 - 93 91 wei
overnment are so apt to overlook al re er- ets 100 Gla,sgow&S. Western 67 - 69
Alert° MI d ellee to
ierd Private David Shumler, Coldstream Guards, diarrhcea, "This d btl b tt 'b td •
result must ou ess e a n is e, in some PREFERENCE SHARES, the
the wishes of the Sovereign that they are ex- St. 100 Great Northam ...... 904 -91 i 91i 1
ily the bee• Ned t Dec. 20. slin
ed in line 4,0
the to be 2 tele danger of believing that his feelings are not Private John Magwick, Royal Artillery, diarrhcea, Dec. degree, to the many external causes operating generally,
but these, combined. with the unexpectedly large imports St 100 Do., A. Stock.. ....... 77 - 79 781 8 ..------•----.._
St. 'lOO Aberdeen 97 - 100 • tior
of the ac`" tuighr,acle known in the fear that a political influence 21. St:(100 Do., B. Stock 123 - 121 123
St. 100 Do. N 0.2, 7p. c.... 89 -91 50 a
from Chma, and the unfavourable accounts from Ame- et 100 Gt. Sth. &West.(lre.) 89 -91
000 freer. oe the result. The consequence has been that, PriYate William Allen, 41st Bee. diarrhcea, Dec 21. 25 30 Blythand.Tyne lOper elm
rice, have aso ute y ren ere aor ive every ca cu anon, St.
b 1 1 d db t• 11 • • 100 Great Western 6B - 685 685 1 5 ...
of the re al , th
ee e Revoluf n downwards the People of England
ae Ist and r te had I° . ' - Private John Clarke, Coldstream 'Guards, chronic rhu- and materially affected the sale of manufactured goods, St. 100 Do. Stour Val. Rail c. pref. (issd.atso/) ... -• ~.
f tbi ef tii ,no means of knowing what the Ring or Queen matism, Dec. 20. Gua. Stk 5B -62 „ St. 100 Bris. & Ex. 4p. c. St. ... - ...
cavalry O
...,1 It gland really thought or felt. both here and abroad, as well as of thrown silks. ix 3'rr" 20 5 Do. 4p. a. Shares... ... - .., Infe
Private George Bailey, Coldstream Guards, chronic rheu- "
of the el to b was reserved for the good sense of Queen Victoria St. 100 Caledonian £lO 94 -96 Sec(
50 all Lancaster & Carlisle 72 - 77
the theatrette tlepalc through this artificial obstacle and to show matisns Dec 20 China silk has again formed the great attraction of 12 all Irish South-Eastern. ... - ...
i showi gan i
the year, the consumpt on n ncrease of up-
Private dames. Hind, Scots Fusilier Guards, ch•ronic 6 - 80 15 all Chester & Holyhead Prir
wards of 16,000 bales as compared with that of 1853.
;ria, and fe7/ of tba' Sovereign can both think and feel-think deeply 163 14e Do., Thirds
6 - 8 Guar. 5e per cent._ ~ n, Prix
rheumatism, Dec. 20. 816t.e 4 Do New Thirds
"The increase in the imports is 22,413 bales the 23 all De. de. Pref. No. 2.. ~. - ... Infe
100 Men/ °et tateerieoedition of her subjects, and feel acutely for their Private Samuel Shelton, 63d Regt , diarrhoea, Dec. 20. - 731 i i
ot l cl 'ye of 400 bales of low sorts from ,I.s to 51 -55 25 all Do. do. Pref. No. 2. ~,, -- ~,, See 4
In the sfai.4lf eoeot„ngs• For the first time ie is now obvious to the S t Willie le ld 11th Hu.ssars diarrhoea Dec
ergean m ie , t as, ex usi .
~.
, ; •40 3d per lb., being 50,793 bales in 1854 against 33,375 195 19:', Do., Fifths
100 Lan•cash.andYorksh 73 73
ations au Pie tosernlo in a practical manner, that the relations of the 20. in 1853, while the existing stock is but 6,000 bales in 14 11.1 Da., WstßidingUn ••• - ...d 64 all Cork &Bandonsep.c ... - ~,
64 all DundeoPerth &Abe Prii
l 0 NOrth •4,-1114 tipr, e,cl and the governor are acknowledged to be re- Priva,te George White, 63d Regt., dysentery, Dec. 20. 20 all Liv.Crsby.&Southpt ... -. ~
excess of that of January last, Tsatlees actually showing 11i all London & Blackwal 7i - 8i 8 deenJunction •1- 64 Bea
e psi d tha.. the interest which the people take in
est in P0•1-110' til s'al, an e - .
Private James Page, Ist Battalion Rifle Brigade, a decrease of 1,327 bales. St. 100 Lond.Bright&S.Cst 1-06 - 108 107 5 35 all EastAnglian (£3lOB She
be ; that ill, °lttett.
1.1 enodour, the dignity, the happiness, and the safety dysentery, Dec. 20. "It may here be remarked, that these large deliveries St. 100 ' Lond. and N. Westn. 1001 - 101 101 i 1 6 per cent .. - -. eat
het:teen, a.re no more than a re. flex of the. interest 5 all Do. (£5) 7 per cent ... - ... Pieo
Gortschee-ary elishielt Private Robert Cosbourne, Royal Artillery, dysentery, have arisen chiefly from the demand for export upon the 20 12 Do. Fifths - par
t) r Majest feels for their well-bein and
lenschi keg) 'Ol .• Art y g Dec. 21. Sd -
10 1 Do.lo/.5h.,M&8.el s far 75 2 Do. (.£7 17s) 7p. c. ... - ...
tp,l . fall in prices, and shippers from China may rest assured 61 all Eastern Counties Ex-
I the era an -esr th • Private William Glynn, 46th Reg:b., diarrhcea, Dec. 21. that moderate prices alone will secure a current sale of 4 25 Do. Eighths 4 - d 1
12,
_‘
.n „e,
._ 3 tension,s p. c. No.l 3 - f p pm I
1 ' h.
e,, e merely officia relations w la, fir more St. 100 London and S. Wc,st 0 O
,-, 2 - le 84 3e
Private Thomas Sims Coldstream Guards, diarrhoea, such lar t f Ta.ysaam and other coarse silk,
ge expor s o 6e all Do. No. 2 . 6 - t P foll
50 I 421 Do., £5O • a . 8 d
kid th eentury, have subsisted between the Government '
Dec. 21. which was clearly proved by the cessation of demand, 10 all Do. New 6p.c. St 12e - 123 pm
2iire. e nation and durin the lon and san uinar 10 134. Do Age 9 -- 8 d
14 ill h• , g g • - g 3' Private Thomas Jones, 7th Regt., diarrhcea, Dec. 21. especially foreign, after the recent advance from lOs to OK 11 f. 4 ,1, An i : 20 all Eastern Union, Scri .
, iieee.vt ich the country been called to take part, the • ee a- en-......ery.....,0.0raeue ... - ~,. Bee
,
til et g sold' Private Thomas Mockridge, 30th Regt., diarrhcea, 11s, to lls 6d, to 12s 6d, and its resumption since tho 25 all realn.drry.&Ennisk. - • - Guar. 6 per cent.. ... - ...
leg eee es ler has never before been told, under the Dec. 20. 24 - - 5 all Do. 5/., 10 per cent. ... - ... Do.
on the
_di ,iti ,' the Sov • th tth ondition of the wounded
t, ars.. ereign, a e c „ Private James Knight, Coldstream Guards, diarrhcea, reaction: st. 100 Manch.Shete&Lincen 24e
10 all Do. 16/. Debentr•Sh- ... - ... Do.
'ea of the Si
„4ello-lei me (the Sovereign) more than any one ; Dec 20. " The variation in prices during the year for the same 8/ 28 4i Do., Mau. &Lin. Un. -- -- -el
qualities has perhaps been greater than at any former St. 100 Indiana - 685 685 i i St. all Do. do. 4 per cent... ... - ... Do.
Por
id to be rd leeir; °lle takes a warmer interest, or feels more for • St. 100 EastLancash.6pects. ... - -
Private Thomas Rick 7th Regt. dysentery Dec. 20. St. 100 Do•Birning•StDerbe 41 -.. 42
to the b3' eve
kope eerings, or admires their courage and heroism ' ' ' period.
he° kit thall the' Private James HerminteColdstream Guards, dysentery, " Best Nos. 1 and 2 Tsatlees, for instance, have been 50 all Xlidld.G.West.(lre,) ... - ... I 5 all East and West York-
St. Nic
eieg
teBol, , ir Queen ;" and that, a day and night she Dec. 20. 25 29i Do Half Shares ... - ..,
16s to 17s, and 19s to 20s ; thirds, 13861 and 18s ; other ,e-e--- es • . shire June. Fifths ... - ...
5 all EclinbPrth.&Dundee •V
of the Du) l'fo . 'ler beloved troops." weastle & Carlisle. ..- -,,
f tali ~ th Private Daniel Power, 23d Regt., dysentery, Dec. 20. sorts lls to 15s, and 13s to 17s. Best Taysaams, 189 (2" •
tll Ne • s . _ ,
4 per cent.
ie lines es „beet. e present is the first instance of a direct corn. P • tTI A' G 21stRe 0- d seater Dec 20. ' '
rive e iornas _le
.regor, ge, y y, • and 13s ; usual sorts, 14s 6d to 17s, and lOs to 12s 6d.
' 6! 54 Newmkt.BuryEaten. ga - * d
St. 100 Glasgow&S.Western
ete e„sten havin been o ened between the individual 9F 2le Nwpt.Aberg. &Md. 10 -9,, WeE
grilt -'l3PieS th gh
pd
h na ion l 1 Private Patrick Collins, 21st Regt., dysentery, Dec. 20. Chinese throwns, 14s 6cl and 19s 6d. 150 8 Newry & Enniskillen 2 - 25 Guar. 5 per cent ... - _ad Hai
, itaa,, e t rone an t e t at arge-t le Private Charles Lewis, 68th Regt., diarrhcee, Dec. 20. " The recent advices from China report the settlements 20 all Newry Warrenpoint St. 100 Great Northn. sp. c ll4 - 115 1145 Ne•
eeee „fence of a community of feeling in the Sove- • St. 100 Do. sp. c. Redeem., We
iii -n)s-...'4 the 1 AI 't tb tl Itt If the
, tee -tee , Poop e. eayi no e ee. as . Private Michael Connor, Ist Battalion Rifle Brigade, for new silk from the Ist July to Ist November,. to be and Rostrevor ••• - •••
at 10 p. c. prem. .., 109 - 110 109 10 to 3
dysentery, Dec. 20. ces 000 balee against 30,000 bales last season, and the St. 100 Noreolk 4B - 50 495
;e the AL , e mil ,aken by her Majesty be gratifying to us who St. 100 Do. 4e p. c 99 - 101 100 e
eolt ore Private Samuel Ga.unt, e3d Regt., diarrhcea, Dec. 20. '''
' "e • 20 500 b 1 • e 7 0 60 31, Northa.CountiesUn. 3f -3e
shipments are estimated at , a es, ngainst 2a, 0 10 85 Gt. N.-of Scot. Ist Prof ..„ - ...
COntent9 4 Iv ki e, what will not the effect of it be among the Privete Joseph Pryer Scots Fusilier Guards, diarrlmea, St. 100' North British .„. ..... 31 ... 32 314
l• d • d 5 800 bales
bales ;of these we have a lea y receive , si all Gt. Soutlen&Westm.
, S.
; of the , •
1 iIN 'rounded in the hospitals of Turkey, or on the ' s t '
ete el th Dec. 20. against 9.500 prior to the 31st December, 1853, leaving
• 16 elle North Devon, No. 1. 8 10
(Ireland) Eighths) ... - ...
.he °aro 'I
0 41,.. No ose who may yet, unhappily, furnish the Private George McCord, 46th Regt., dysentery, Dec. 21. about 15,000 bales afloat. 16 all Do., No. 2 - -• 20 7 Do. 4 per c. Pref. St ... -e, wit
4' Poe.e and wounded of our gallant army f-Morn- 15 - le
8 all 10., 5 A Deferred .
.0 but
at means ty Private George Sampson, 1 lth Hussars, diarrhcea, Dec.2l. " Prices in China held out little induce t t li• '
men o s ip- 50 6 Gt. Westin Perks &
r deficit ill Sergeant Frederick Newman, 97th Regt., febris, Dec. 21. 8 all Do., e B Guaraut.:;eo 65 - I s lax
Rants Ex. sp. c)... 6 - 6e
- pers to the; country. St. 100 enEastern-Berwiek 74 - 75 745 4 to
..
Private Jacob Little, 21st Regt., wounded, Dec. 21. "The St. 100 Do. con. red. 4e p.c. 95 - 97 951
position of the Bengal market has been unsa- 2- -• • 6e -61
3 20 Do. do. Extension
4USTRIA AND THE CZAR. Private James Holdhan, 4th Regt, cut his throat in St. 100 Do, con. red. 4p. c. 90 - 92
tisfactory throughout, and it is really surprising to find 25 13 Doelo. G.N.E.Purch. 4e, -- 4 e has
C A lett • mr. delirium, Dec. 21. that 7,923 bales have been delivered for consumption, 50 all Do. Leeds l2e - 12/ 12.1 , St. 100 Do. irred. 4p.c. ... 92 -94 WfV
.00 Ono. °I. from Vienna, of the 31st ult., in the Private Thos. Murphy, 4th Regt., amputation, Dec. 21. 8 all Do. Birm. Pref. Sh... 91 - 101
ltie• beim, a decrea,so of only 1,741 bales. St. 100 Do. York 52 - 63 52e was
To resolvrtle ',/ -aeemia, says ~ _ Private William Sewell, Ist Dragoon Guards, dysentery, 52 -64 10 all Do. Chester Bp. c.P.S. 16 -17
" Co:trse sizes of fair quality have no doubt felt the 60 all Itiorth London 2ss
f th hav Dec. 21. Do. New £lO par -ee 10 all De. do. sp. c., d 0... 10 - Itii
bserved be, ete e already told you that the special object of . laree sueply and low price of Ta,ysarun silk, but it is 10 8? St. 100 Do. Birm. Gua. Stk. 71 -73 goo
ne te kiss Privete Henry Wright 2d Battalion Rifle Brigade diar- 10 I/ le 2.&S.Wstrre,Hamp- 34e
erici. Teepee/ sea wa, hof Colonel Manteuffel to the Court of Aus- • - - ' - ' quite a mistake to imagine that the lowest qualities, 265 all Do. Ches. Gua. Stk. 18e -19 e
King ilo itito tb' ann. sho
w's s arnon tl t bt ' .1 • , c .
g o rers oo am taat tne (seneience of niece, Dec. 21. which are abundant, have been so affected, the real t ' ICa J ed -e P
s eau, an. i,y n yell
131 all Do. do. do 9l - 93
ir coneieg eet e e tnur eld draw up in precise terms the bearine of Pri t John 'Aub "th Reet , dierrlicee Dm 99.
va e ery, 1 cause of their not selling being that there is no use to 20 175 North Staffordshire, 43 - 411 135 bro
20 all Do. do. do l3l - 141
0 .A ember Points mentioned in the treaty of the 2eDe- r ' ..i. A el ' ' ' .
Private Thomas Jones, eoya rti ery, dysentery, which our manufacturers can apply anything so info- 20 all North Wester:l.__ 51 -61 6(1 I
16 G Lan. &York. F. £2O 14 - ia
; only ° lr oo • A.ft Dec ea 10 all 2. &S.Westrn•June. ed- 5 P ' to ,2
jot e etrecti er a- more mature examination the hieh • --• . nor." St. 100 ,Do. 6p. c. Stock - 137
10 1 Nuneaton, Hinckley, goo
ssen co
tog no deal ng Parties have b f ••nh ' , h ''' Private Thomas Philips, Coldstream Guards, diarrheea St. 100 lLondou and Brighton
olm to .fi Mum gel' in p• • een o opinio ta. t ere was ' Much activity prevails in the market for Ame- and Leicester.. ...... ... -•-• to r
A ors 4. ot the meting out in a protocol ad hoc the mini- Dec. 23. St. 1.00 Oxford, Worcester,& Guaranteed sp. e ... - ... 6d. •
eigu e'.." "ons of in "edition • • • Private Charles Williamson, 55th Regiment, dysentery, rican securities, and purchasers have been found Wolverhampton .... 30e - 313 30e St. 100 Do. Pref., sp.c. St ... - ... Ric
Of ku t "our - s which, serving as the interpreta- St. 100 Do. New Guar.6 p. c ... - ...
lee es gns , are ti,l4).ollats mentioned in the note of the Bth Dec. 22. during the past week for some considerable amount 20 6 Portsmouth .. - ••• St. 100 Lon.&N. W., Coy. di. and
to rure°, Or Lie re tb • - u'rne th b • f h t• t. f
-es a lesh, e asis o t e nego la ions or ‘•
Private William Smith, 93d Regiment, chronic rheuma- of Government and State Stock which have been St. too Scottish Central 95 -98 965
Nuneaton sp. ct... ... - ... bro
0 Danis° eel tot, e
eeent f Th. I. tism Dec 22. St. 100 Scottishlfidland 6l -63 60 5 London &S. Western c
rIP h , eewevee, dr o peace. is protoco was . ~ • offered for sale. In Railroad Bonds there has been 10 all Shrowsby. & Herefd 8 - 851) tior
Avers, C'litiefr kt duly awn up until Prince Gortschakoff Private George Sapwell, Ist Dragoons, rheumatism, Con. Thirds 2e - 3 p
the 03' Of e_rnrile t proved that Dec. 22. but little doing ; many of them are now quoted 6e al earopshire Union ... 45 -47 . to e
h •- authorised by his Go- 125 all Londonderry& Coler.
4,6 2 a to receive o v."s
.. Da A, B, C,&D,full3 for
i Shares - -- - Mix
es here w 'lntents of eh - official communication of the Private James Edwards, 79th Regt., chronic catarrh, ex dividend. The prices at which business has - paid up at per cent. ... -- ••• 125 sll Londy. & Ennis. eSh ... - ...
oetiee i_ . e eaid protocol, so that this commune Dec. 22. them
e„eiee s in
A, ,a 111, anner to 1 'fi t° 'tf Private Samuel Hitchen, Coldstream Guards, dysentery, been done are stated by Messrs. D, Bell, Son, and 50 all South Devon l2 -14 25 all Man., Shea, & Lin., le
iaid Nt",i ...num nad eh replace tae not ca ion wi i _ lelt. 100 S'oath Eastern es - 585 69 84 i Shares, No. 1. ... - - ..•
/ ore' e'illeur relative t arged herself to the Court of St. Dec. 22. Co., as under :-
50 ‘ll South Wales 2Be -- 296 10 all Do. New, £lO . 111 -12 e 111 i hay,
he teii3e.,, -Pr Point 0,, g o the treaty of the 2d Dec. In this Private William Henessy, 55th Regiment, diarrhcea, Redeemable. Per Cent. 20 15 S. Yrksh. 4 Riv. Dun .., -- ... s
.ontior ..'s to 40,,,,, in ,
1 'ew the extended Dec. 22. United States 6 per Cent. Bonds 1862... 98 99 6 45 Do. £6 .. i - iP ,
Powers with which Prince 20 SDo e - e d B
, eee em ' dared etaltoff appears to have United States 6 per Cent. Bonds 1868...1055 1065 123 all elarypt.& Carl.4p.a ... - ...
ana • been invested are •
consi• Private Henry Burgess, Scots Fusilier Guards, diarr- 20 8 itaines,Wok. &Wok ... - ... ran
121 all Dv. 4e per cent ... - ...
, Ile ee they t..2.n 'aux diplomatic circle h D 22 United States G per Cent. Inscribed 25 dl 4tockton & Darling. 36 -38 I
len,- Aee , iestif sas a good omen because cea, ec. .
Stock . 1867-1868...104 105 12. 105 Do
eraectele, 5e vei, ve y that the ascendancy of Count Nesselrode Private William McMicken, 7th Regiment, diarrhcea I.R Stockton 4 Hartlepl. ... - ... SOU
St. 100 Aid. Consol.6 p.c.St. ... - ...
' Pennsylvania 5 per Cent -• 73 75 et. 100' Taff Vale._ c
„i.e. ie Tht Au Cza.r has gained the upper hand for the moment. Dec. 22. -.--. St. 100 Do. Cousol. Bristol &
of ''eli Charm 11 Pennsylvania 5 per Cent. Bonds 1877... 78 80 10 9 Do. .210 shares
of m tett, e or of Russia. has al wa.ys been in favour Private Morton Moore, 41st Regt., dysentery, Dec. 22. Massachusetts 5 per Cent. (Sterl. 80nd5).1863.-101 102 ... - -. Birm. 6 per cent._ 134 - 136
St. 100 Do. Pref., No. 1 ... ~ . tati
n itself tfado %iv . unfortunately the party of resistance has Private Wm. Slintoia, Royal Artillery, febris, Dec. 22. South Carolina 5 per Cent. Bonds 16i 112 Doe Pref. 4e per cent le -ld du
25 21 'lames Haven Dock. 7d I
ead Y More than once overruled Co t d Private Robert Nailor 7th Regt. diarrhcea, Dec.. 22. (Baring's) 1858-1868... 93 95 10 10 Norfolk Debenture... ... - ...
;e treaty ye a_ 't, 4tid • _, _ un e Nessel- . . , , and Railway. 2f -31 I
th retur
ho: anti since 0 not the Grand Duke Con- Private John Wadkin, Coldstream G d d t 111- ld 5 C t (St l" Bd ) 88 90
uar s, ysen ery, ary. an _ per en . ex: ing on s
~„ ... St. 100 Do.Pret 4 p.c. Stock 67 - 90
20 all Vale of Meath l6a c` 171 put
curing t det, to .ne to Gatschine, it flatters itself with being able Dec. 22. V irginia a per Cent. (Sterling Bonds) ...1888... 85 86
20 all %Vetoed. & Killxesitty 3g --:. 4 St. 100 Do. 5 p.c. Ext lO4 - 106 S
9 latter poi'o, .
40,..14111-enee the Czar more than ever towards war Corporal Martin Speechley, Ist Battalion Rifle Brigade, Virginia 6 per Cent. Bonds 1886... 82 83
86 87 50 all VVaterford&Limori k 20 -- 22 , St. 100 De. 54 per et.pref.... ... - ...
es -.,e Sentuck C • . 1868...
y 6 per ent. ties
diarrho3a Dec 2'2. 20 18 West Cornwall. 55 - 65 St. too Do. Way. Val. sp. c. - .
, eEpTeSS viol othat (InCe. However this may be, it is well to know . . . .
e Private Charles Brough, 33d Regt„diarrhcea, Dec. 22. LOANS OF CITIES. „,. 3 West End of London St. WO NorthEritish lOO - fee aCal
treaty 113 . hit, patnit de Nesselrode is less Muscovite than cer- St. too er. E. Berw, 4 p.c. P 9() -92 T
Pri% at ' '
James Wilkins, Ist Foot, dysentery, Dec. 22. eel 6 er Cent
Montr . p 1857-1865... 83 and Crystal Palace.. ... - ...
nistrilele,J lett reseian generals who figure at the head of the • e , New Orleans 6 per Cent. Bonds 1893. 78 80 20 all West London - 7 17 5 Do. do. do. - 8e low,
a
20 13 Do. Leeds 6 p.c eNcl ... - ...
1•Ir 1 t 4 101
the Mos, ,i), - kid the Cross. The protocol of the 28th instant Private Michael McCormick, 13th Regt., dysentery,
Do. do. dd. 1874... 78 10 111 s, Wimbledn & Croydon ... - ... die the
125 9 Do. do. Quarters 48 - - ...
en that o,ktele Dec 22
*44 ;lily be signed, except by the plenipotentiaries • • RAILROAD BONDS. 25 10 De.Yorkll.&S.Per. 1 - 5d carg
ned biBville 'lit% t, ewers who signed the treaty of 2d December, Private John McGee 50th Re t. diarrhoea, Dec. '22.
Great Western of Illinois 10 per Cent., FOREIGN. sold
The e°V lileis go question is to determine the sense and bearing ' g'•
a a t
Corporal William Balekin, Grenadier Guar s, ysen ery,
Ist Mortgaee 1868... 61 62 , 20 all North Staffordshire.. e. - ... due
'
hort tia9 4
1 41 4 that t Dec 22
_ewe reaty attaches to the four points set forth in • • • *
Pennsylvania Central R. Rd. 6p. Cent 1880... 86 87 10 all antwerp&Rotterdain 61 -61 St. 100 Oxford,Worcester,el
Wolverh.£ls,6lo.c. 111 - 113 111 pric
"1 'el l)fth
, Seceetlf t e tile e e Bth August. This explains the absence . 3' g. ,
Private Henr Be ley 20th Regt., dysentery, Dec. 22.
..., ee New York and Erie 7 per Cent. Ist Mort- 5 3e Belgian Eastn. June. 1 _ le
85 all Scot. Cent. ,New Prof .., - ... A s
Alob Piature of Count Arnim from the said protocol, Private John Mongibbon, 57th Regt., dysentery, vec. •ze. gage
02 e per
LI. The i 10 10 Do. 5 per cent ••• -cc •••
le o ' aowever ws i edi t 1 ni ted to him Private Abraham Snell, 6th Drags., dysentery, Dec. 23. New York and Erie 7p. Cent., 2d Mort- 20 2s. Bombay, Baroda„ and 25 all South Devon l2 -14
irment. 0 • 41_ raot, „a. .
e, a ram ae y commu ca.
Private Lawrence McNamara, 47th Regt., dysentery, geee, Convertible 1859... 82 83 Centrallnclia,Scrip id_ip
it the °l•9eoi a to his Govern-
vett, . ee° e_h might make it know _ 10 le De. fixed, 45 per cent ed - Par
Dec 23
ettee„-'OlO latter now possesses the surest and most . • • New'York and Erie 7 per Cent. 3d Mort-
-. e. Central of Italy -- ese 1.0.6 ali S. Eastern (Reading
Iffered 01101 aPpee,e4, means ef confounding its adversaries-that of Private C. McCarroll, 28th Regt., dysentery, Dec. 23. gage lBB3. .76 77
- -17 e all Demerara - 223
id the 0 l''harlating to itself the interpretation of the four Private Solomon Bartlett, , Royal Artillery, chronic Nogratgheerolsnetieannaßr7a
npc7) Cent. 1 s t Mort-1863 .
75 20 14 Dijon and Besancon
... _ p
St. 100 Do. 4e per cent 97 -99 97 I
$0 44 eontained in the protocol of the 28th December, catarrh, Dec. 23. 20 10 Dutch Rhenish 3l -31 d 20 all SeYorlesh.4p.c.Guar. 15 -18
A 411. ef Terre Haute and Alton 7 per Cent. Ist 20 all Eastern of France - 31e 20 an S. Wales Gua. 4p. c. ..„ - .., wes
ter seVel r weteee adhering frankly and unreservedly to the Private Arthur McArrison, 49th Regiment, morbus
Mortgage 1867... 75 20 10 Do. New 45 - Se 20 all Do. de. 45 p. c ..... .. .., - ~, F
stadt,,sB,!" 4te 'which Austria has just signed with the Brighlii, Dec. 23. all East India.n fret
ere re p Private James M land 7th Regt. vulnue, Dec. 23. • The English Stock Market has been. steady, but 20 _ . 1 - lip 211 25 all Stockton and Dar-
deli
3, MS .3111 , th eehed owers. Those who have hitherto re- . Y , , . 20 2 Do. .Extension - ~
5 e the l• Ibe
_nee let ret Po icy of the Cabinet of Berlin, wil . _ . D 23
Private 'I homes Connors, 57th Regt, diarrhma, ee. • very little business doing. Consols have been 100 all Do. ,4 p. c. Bds., pay, 25 5 Do. do. do. Id - ..1p Con
ete• to i. d f-tith of its r W P • 46 h R td• h D 23
nvate m. ninrose, t eg „ lan cea, ee. e . ted 90e 1 for Account. The dividends will '57, convertible
... p
accontrott hoti ion ender justice to the goo . quo 125 all Stockton and Hartle-
r service, tel. te • ; alt
tee, 4%4 , hough regretting that by its deetys and Private Jose h Swatton, 49th Regt., dia.rrhcea, Dec. 23. 4 b
be paid to the public at the Bank of England, on 100 all Do. do. do., '59, doe
... _ . pool, guar. 6p. c. Moi
Private Horapce Brown, 4th Li ht D
g ragoonst diarrhoea, 20 10 Ga. Janet. of France
.:,p H. 3
' T "I.fi leOttib. it has on more than one occasion impeded till Ist July, 1856 .. -..
aague, Dec. 23., and after Tuesday next. Exchequer Bills have eld Me of CanaditA. is. ••••:
25 12e . ,5 _ eel 5 4 WaterfcL&Kille.6p.c. 2•5 - 2 •cl le lom
teartt Peen' ef the other great Powers. Nevertheless P
; voy WI,/
1 -148 • '''lle deceive herself in this ; the concession Private William Ryder, Scots Fusilier Guards, diarrlicea, been quoted ss. to 7s. premium, and East Judie. 25 all Do. do -
al three' Slit , se„ 25 all Do. St. Lawrence &8 - 7 Iron
Dec. 23. 1- Stock is at 210. MINES. s
th "erici' been made to her will certainly be the Bonds 133. premium. Bent. Atlantic do. ______
;lads. P ees 'm*W T, h • • 1 d .1- d t
th let estern e owers aue posrtive y ec ere o Colour-Sergeant John Mathison, 20th Regt., wounds,
The New Three per Cents. have been 91 to ±, and 100 all Do. Cert. of Deben.,
1 all Ague, Fria • i ... li (8),
Ult. frliiiir ~„°,llllzhi 07Vienna, that if Prussia, after having been Dec. 23. con. into Stk. till '63 10 -8d 1 all Anglo Austrba. Gold .., .., .., c
•tt 0 "illt -1 i f d h b • f h f
lo qui A , e; 8, gb ll orme as to t e e.tring ote ou r Private James Heron, 33d Regt. diarrheert, Dec. 23. the Reduced Annuities 9ci to 1.
i Exchequer .ee 6 d
leo all Do. Comp. p. c., 0. 10 _ ed Rio
lOs all Anglo Californian ... i - i E
NsterelAY e he
''ve '''°llld • • ' d
imagine other pretexts in or er not to Private John Connolly, 47th Regt., dysentery, Dec. 24. Bonds have been 991 i. 20 10 Gt. Central of France i _ ip
20 6 Australian e -11
ei 0 Neel ' co. Private Thomas Gear, 42d Regt., dysentery, Dec. 24. 5 all Gt. Indian Peninsula it _ee for
1 all Australian Cordillera ... - , , i
GlpFeSSy„i i e 04 operation to the accomplishment of the p Foreign Stocks are at about the previous rates,
5 1 Do. New 5 por cent 1 d - S
4 I ever ettere 20th Reet dysentery, Dec. 24. • ,
Private Robt. . , ~, ~ .
efited P, te ee eale k, France and England were fully decided ' * -ip 1 all Australian Freehold. e.- e•
so 1 °se ng he • Private Bryan Lees, 33d Regt., febns, Dec. 24. but there is no activity in the market.. Equador 205 all Git.Westernof Canada 1 all Ave Maria MOT
is ar 0; io e, but rin the isolated position which she had . Shares .. -.-- S
;crimes. i p any i disputing any right to her taking pa R ii• li D 23
et Private Geo. Shaw, 38th egt., iarr cea, cc. . Bonds are firm at 3; to 4. Mexican have been 21, 164 - 163 1 all Baden (Gd.Dachy of) e - i
100 all Do. Bds., payable's7, Luc
0 , .
title 11 terior e• Private Edward Ghent, 234 Regt., fracture of right 60 all Blrenarvon Iron and
n question
otiations on the Easter . and Peruvian 691 In Russian 41 per Cents. there with option till '55.. G
:ess are, jios hen e Qortseb nee thieh, Dec. 23. 2' ... ... .... Coal - 5- 7 .
this
ovenlelP el, of tee _ akoff, after having received communica- _
r_
v. have been transactions at 865 to 87 ex dividend. 100 all Do. do., '62, p. '56...
20 13.5 British Iron 6 - 7
P i te John Roberts Grenadier Guards, amputation, 11 De do , '76 '60... •** - •••
h tee, elect eontents of the protocol eigned on the 28th a groi
35 25 Brazilianlmp.(issued
peei get, 3red on the followin da to Count Buol Dec. 24. ' - Sardinian Stock has been quoted. 84. Venezuela 100 a • • „.3.1).. 24 -1p 100
100 all De. do., s , without deal
at 25 pm 24 - 21
War De 01 I:ilaa. '''twitho. • • g y , ra Private Robt. Gorman, 88th Regt., diarrhcoa, Decs 24. Deferred Bonds have realised q. option last
to 0 . ider le -ettiding his extended powere, he ci not . 95 -t 98 30 all Do. Cocaes & Ciliates 1- le le
1 tsixtP° If• Pinion. .:1418elf sufficiently authorised to express an
atO , q which Private Patrick Kelly, 21st Regt, dysentery, Dec. 23. 1 Hamilton & Toronto 9
The following are the nominal prices of foreign 201 al e . , -*1 - par 20 15 Do. St. John Delßey 30 - 32-
Private William Edwards 57th Root., diarrlima, Dec. 23. 100 ell Do. o Pet cent.
ee, ana eti t „overemeu should pledge the responsibility of his . stocks :-Grenada Deferred Bonds, sto 6 ; Mexi- 1 4 Carsons's Creek 5 - i
unders,„„atic "le ootin, t• In consideration of the importance of ' ' D 4
Private Reuben Lowe, 46th Regt., vulnus, ec. 2 . 20 11 Lake Conet. & Bash
...
- ... 1 a Clarendon Cons. Min
mai • can, 20; to 211 ; Peruvian, 69 to 70 ; Ditto 3 per 5 all Lucca & Pisteta 5 p.c.
)undee veee, ‘vhielle si eatiOn he expressed a wish that the Powers Pi ivate Edward Richards, Coldstream Guards, dysen.• Co. of Jamaica. • id - par 1'
~4 of 15 glied te '• 24 Cents 48' t 49,-• P t 4er Cents., 40 to
~ o „ or uguese p pref
... - dis A
tory, Dec. . 40 all Cobra Copper 4B - 50 5)
corPs•
_,,p , days ue said protocol would grant him a delay
20 12 Great Luxembourg
d ii°' V- 'lake k 'at the expiration of which he promised to Cents 97 to 91) • Ditto 41 per
Private Patrick Fallon, 19th Regt., diarrhcea, Dec. 24. 42 ; Russian 5 per .„ 5 1 Colonial Gold $ - i Mic
duce et i of now, t Constituted Shares 2e -21 21 1
rivate James Jenkins lst Battalion Rifle Brigade, Cents., 85 to 87 ; Spanish New Deferred, 18 to St„ all Copper Min. of Eng. 50 -15 s
in enAbi A the ez, 0 the Court of Vienna the definitive rePIY P ' 1 D. 3 4 all Do. Obligations 23 .- 25 2 25 all Do. Pref. 75 p. cent. par -2 p
;„..ht 07 f
,f)/311fi't,,i,: r• The present advanced state of the seeson diarrbcea, Dec. 24. C t 37 t 371 Mt C ffi.
81 ; rtto per eu s., o , ; i o er i -
20 10 Lyons and Geneva
... 16 Copiapon. - 17
(tee- II 41 1 "'"g th• ' NUMBER IN HOSPITALS ON THE 24TH OF DECEMBER.
. eon., • is short delay te be granted without cates, 5t051 ; Ditto Passive, 42 to 45. 20 12 Lyons & Mediterra.n.
...
...e !P.
eni 5 all English and Austin.
' , eaer h ence the representatives ofFrance and England, Nen-commissioned officers and men - 15 N'
• i tee.. aving by the electric tele - S. k ffi
neen_ graph demanded the au- ic o cers slight decline has occurred in some of the quota- 20 2 e. 2 i Fortuna id -SP A
• • awe eon of their respective governments, yielded to the Mar' a Antonia
- tions. The North-Eastern are flatter and also 33e 315 ' N .•. e -
•• • 20 all General l5 -17 gen
egeess of Prince Gortschakoff, and the more so as the Total 3 703 10 all Do. do. ew
••• --- ... 1 all Gt.NuggetVeiußeg. i - i Chu
1 1 tete t was supported by the Cabinet of Vienna, which ' the Great Northern. The South-Western and
20 2 Melbourne Dk. & Ry.
...
.....
...
641 desi 3/ 4 Great Polgooth
-.- -. Vie
~ JA-en )! tee - roust of trying every means in its power of DIED ON BOanD THE GOLDEN FLEECE. Eastern Counties are about the same as yesterday. 20 all Namur & Licip (with
4 all Liberty •.. - . • A
7rived ll'er hue_aging the Czar to ideas of moderation. In granting, Private George Eastle, 19th Regt, Dec. 19 The South-Eastern are firm, and likewise • the interest) 65 - 7 3 all Linares 75 --- 85 71 Bor
, , 150 va7eVer, to Prince Gortschakoff the eelav demanded it Pi ivate Samuel Chatters 46th Regt., Dec. 19
i• . , Brighton. The Foreign Shares are mostly nomi- 20 all Do. (e •
x intelost) - - e 1 all eLeriquita i - i S
4' a r 16 all Northern of France. 31 _ 314
10 9 Mexicati&S.Americu. „,, - ...
nal. East Indian are rather better.
eg Al aki„, g eed that the reply of Russia slteuld be made in Private J. Kelly, Royal'Artillery, Dec. 20
acen 0 y tl '4l)le ves o •th • 20 all D0.20/•Shs•late Char- 1 all New Granada e- a eS
ht diara°•oll
11 se4,_ . rno,at is to say, that Russia should DIED ON TIGARD THE VICTORIA STEAMER. The Shares of the Australian Agricultural Cora- • leroi and Erquelines
1 all New Linares Wain
'w hether A
, e bill , tf tho ~ w or not she accepted the interpretation Private Char!
le 01 es Jacob, 20th Regt., diarrhoea, Dec. 21 pansy are 1/. lower, but there is no dealine in the guar. 35 p. C. SL red. and Smelting Co-. .., - ...
b leur pointe set forth .th t 1 h9B 1 • ' at 22e/. dur, 88 yrs. boll
A ~.teetab r . in e pro oco of te- t i Private I reek. Eyres, 50th Regt., diarrhcea, Dec. 21 Scottish Australian. 1 all Nouveau Monde i- 3
yhAt r 'Pat ee e• in the first case ne,otia.tions will be iname• Corporal Connors, 57th Regt., Dec. 20 froml Jan. 1854.... 124 ...... 12i
20 all Pontgibaud Silver
ate ia.-- gd 4. e J ente d• t •h h ' • Santiago de Cuba Mine Shares are heavy. dP
ir A ,
~14, ....„. . re in o wit er, and in the second Aus- Private Edward Penny, 20th Regt., diarrhoea, Dec. 22 20 all Do. 20/. 3p. s B . Lead Min. & Smelt. 15 - 16 '1
terale ell ll tie, win
, , Immediately break off her dip' n atic rela p • - G Sherr 47th Regt., diarrhcea Dec. 22 (teny.B.&Ains.Shse ... .-,
... 5 1 Port Philip A - i
L the l'„,, fre 'cab th C fS P -ko
.1
' - resat, eorge y, . ,
BRITISH FUNDS THIS DAY.-CLOSING PRICES. 10 all NorwegianTrimkPrci 84 -9e i - # rec
re te e ourt o t. etersburg, and will pass Serjea.nt Jas. Lawrenson, 9th Regt., diarrhma, Dec. 22 1 all Quartz Rock
7al 10'1,011 tit% 40 defensive to the offensive alliance as is men- (Prom the Ogeica List.) 20 14 Paris and Lyons ...... 19,e -20 p 33.
50 all Rhymney Iron 22 - 24 rj
e it e ed he --
, The r,he %tie the treaty of the 2d December. Austria, while SIM'S ARRIVED WITH SICK SINCE THE LAST RETURN. Business done 40 all Ditto Benda ........ ... -
... a
15 all Do. New 5 - 7 str
ist all i Rank Stock 2lO 20 all Paris and Gramm.- 44 - 46
30 11 e Santiago de Cubre.... 21 - 3' 2 i Cas
e le• * h
Pete "ie to Russia the conditions of an honourable No. of Died 3 per Cent. Reduced Annuities 903 5 4 20 all Paris and Rouen ..... .3a-. 40 1 all South Australian..... 1- 1 ]
Of - -Nee -cleanse the adeantages of a prompt re-esta- Sick. on Passage. New 3 per Cent. Annuities
10 75 Tin Croft ... ... . ... ..... 15 - 2 fro
peered 00/ 11111 -ent of eace would be felt by the whole of Europe,
16e NA th I) Dec. 21, Tremander - 215
285 all United Mexican 24 - 24 25
3ion. ~, tb° It tato e less use redoubled activity in preparing for Dec. 22, Ottawa ' 151 - Ir. 204 1 all Waller i- 5 .
st gle • .21 - Ki
Dec. 22, Gomelza, - I
dents IRA, tte e h g against that power. Feldzeugmeister Baron
el, ee
)• Goir' 0 Ilf,'ter °lily postponed his deearture for the head- Dec. 22, Joseph Shepherd.. 67
1 12s. Worthing Mining of .
f SOI e 511% 11 at Lemb b th Etn eror wished that Exchequer Bills, 2ed. ref
10 all Do. 5e p. cent. P • .., -
.0 Autetrelia
on oe - oe_ lee erg, ecause e p
21000
1 all Yuba thi
ee 'Nee conclude the last arrangements relative to the NAMES OF MEN WHO DIED ON PASSAGE ..s. ilee ..... .0
e 2500 .. 7 4 20 14 St. Andrew's and
gee h 4te 4tion of an arm of reserve at the camp of Tulle. FROM THE CRIMEA TO SCUTARI. an:
Force -ve ave sae y ,-, -,-, , ee Small 7 5 Quebec (A) ......... ... -.
...
d ).- I
as an be ....s -a t-e re . o. ....uss_a w___ .vIED ON DOARD oTEAM-SHIP NoTTAIVA ON PASSAGE.
211' ' 'Oat from hi e I, 1 fn i ill
Sp„,_ riv t y p y
po "k ee t'l ; Austria, which is accustomed not to (The sixth man not reported.) Exche uer Bonds 1858 3 or Cent. 99
a , 5 P a
Ditto 1859, ~ - 4
10 all Do 53 per c. Tref_ ... _ d - -
MISCELLANEOUS AL
ial 100 f S t sui
'-eil beePt wh h r cl. l • e tiations are sup- 1,071, Private J. Bertram, 4th Dragoon Guards, Dec. 20. 20 12 Western of Franco... 4/ - sip
Cle4 3. . en e ip ornate neeo PRICE OF FOREIGN FUNDS THIS DAY. 5 ' all Wain Coal and Iron .., - ... wi
latch, ,tifeli iii '''Y tak:ll army ready to act, may without any other 10,65, Private F, Lee& 4th Dragoon Guards, Dec. 20. Buenos Ayres Bonds, 6 per Cent 53 a
20 le West. of Switzerlan ..„ -
...
ad Wed' 25 17e Australian Agricult. 33 - 35 31 3e i
d p,,Ptleti'Ltha field. You see that the Cabinet of Vienna 2,897, Private J. Toohey, 47th Regt., Dec. 19. Equador Bonds
20 4 eustralsn.Pcific•Mai ... - ... eno
disbael ge eeek, a''ed with the truth of the old adage :-Si vie Private W. M'Connell, Royal Artillery, Dec. 21. Mexican 3 per Cent - lin
10 all Australia. Royal Mail ... - . „ to
ken ref' ' -PQN bellum.” 637, Private J. Stannon, 6th Dragoons, toec. 21. Peruvian Bonds, 43/4 per Cent. 693 70
JOINT-STOCK BANgs. 10 51 Berlin Water Works 2e - 2e•cl to
0 'te . - ...
- sat
tio '4 l'ae - ' DIED ON BOARD JOSEPH SHEPHERD, ON PASSAGE FROM Ditto Small . . •
; quite no fr -eteet LoAN.-It is believed that the applica- THE CRIMEA. Turkish Scrip, paid up in full
- and Redaction Co- ... - ...
fe,/ abl ' °la th•
5, • is side fur the French loan will be consider- Private J. Bridgman, Ist Foot, Dec. 16..
abh 44 Ditto for the Account 745 5 g and Loan ComPanY ... - ~, 100 325 Canada -- las ex a eti
bs, 355,4 -04 (1, as they are almost certain to exceed the Corporal J. Watson 21st Regt., Dec. 22. Venezuela Bonds, 3e per Cent.
0. 611
de et the - St. 100 Canada Gov. 6p. ct.
Os. for P Posit . t will ultimately be allotted, and 10 per cent. Private MacCullagl:, 33th Regt., Dec. 13. Ditto Deferred, 1 por Cent 9l f Asia 1d -
25 5 Chart& Bank o i d ° Jan. and July mei - 1075 107 4x d --
cl ea le es
„eke tees seeanwhile to be paid on all that is asked for, Private J. Yeomans, 44th Regt. Dec. 14. Dividends on the above payable in London. 20 2 Chrtd. Bnk. of India, .
6 all Crystal Palace 8 - 35 25 324 he
ell°
steres- .4 ;:t) be oemPorary pressure on the money-market is likely Private J. Hobson, 50th Regt., 'Dec. 17. THREE O'CLOCIi. • Australia, & China ••• - ... 4 all Crystal Pal. of France ... ••• ... ye
vP• ea eca,si Consols - 100 25 Colonial ............... . - -
... 20 5 Eastern Steam .• - - as
Trall° ;
le° elt fe °fled beyond that which must permanently Private - Gale, 77th Regt., Dec. 11.
A _ 4 0 tri tV. _ Ditto, January A ceoent
...
25 21 ElectricTelegraph(A) 17 - 18 ,
ri d sc3 th'u'eaett,,t, ue Payments actually to be made. Private Robert Nunn, 47th Regt. Dec. 15 th
. 2O 16 English Scottish and
1 all Electric Teleg. of Ir. ~, _
...
ee 355. pi • 0 Lad 'ex GOLD.-The Australian gold brought by
in Y Joe I DIED ON BOARD THE SYDNEY. ---- - - nii
Australian ............ 35 - 3 d
15, 14 Gon. Steam Navigat. ~, _
...
cee, e'en
i has been eagerly bought up, and is all (No dates given nor Christian names.) THE MAILS.- SOUTHAMPTON, Jan. 4.-The Peninsular tri
•al ne°ito ee • 'se of t 20 all Loud. Chart. lek. 01 20 all General Screw Steam ... - ... 131
' d , tnitti , ransmssion to the continent. Some of the 1,170, Haskett, 2d Dragoons and Oriental Steam Navigation Company's ship Tagus,
n•dere 0 to t.g nous Australia ............. 203/4 -21 i 213 1 20 10 Irish Beetroot Sugar ,„ _
...
o 100 tete %Igo to the _et ea refused the terms asked for it, preferring 2,223, Davison, Ist Bat. Rifle Brigade Captain J. K. Joy, took her departure this afternoon 50 20 London and County.. ... -.
... 20 10 Magdalena St. Navig. ~. .... ... ab
gently b '
, ank, whence additional amounts will conse- 3,049, Whittle, 63d Regt. for Gibraltar, Malta, and Alexandria with the heavy 50 10 London Joint Stock.. ... -
... 10 all Mediteran. Elec. Tel .., - .., th
on'ilig et en-. - ...raven.
ael Se 0 riffith, 19th Regt. onion of the East India, China, and Mediterranean 100 20 Lond. & Westminster. ... -
...
I) • 1 all Nat. Pat. Steam Fue ... -- ... th
law elfko .....ro, RENV.STEAM 1-'
q..ue pre , ERS ....ADY JOCELYN AND CRIMES. Illsley, 95th Regt. the Australian branch of
! mails. Owing to the mail 100 35 National Provincial 10 5 Netherlands Land... • i - 14 T 1
pool 01 *tie Ilen Gov
. th ral sere ernment have chartered from the ••
service via Southampton and Singapore having been of England ........... ... - ~, - 2 1 LS. W. Coal &Inter ov
JOSEPH SHEPHERD IN HARBOUR
DIED ON BOARD THE D . Steam Navigat. Co, ... - ...
A e ore,. w-Steatn Company, the Lady Jocelyn, for given up by the Peninsular and Oriental Company, 20 10 Pro.. Ner . yl;:cgd:: - ' ---
' . ' wi
iv, 'eell `"a• She • Robert Batt 44th Regt., ec. 22 50 22e Nationa o 1.! ... 1 all N. B. Australasian._ e - 1
'D cl.- gip . „ as her aist
/ 1 P b 'will leave England within ten days, as j; .
er shi • ' R t D 23
ames Gnerson, 50th eg ~ ec. under the sanction of her Majesty's Government, no
20 all New South Wales.... el - e 8 20 125 Nrth.ofEuropeSteam ... - . ,
d. tO gel 1 Y the Eie ~ p the Crcesus, which has been taken
80t1 gush Go mail has been despatched by the Taeus for the Austra- 25 all Orieutal Bank of 6 all Peel Rr. Ld. & Mimi. 2e -2. e te
1. COlO5 ' - tons e eernment. The Lady Jocelyn is The bnrials on the 20th were 25, of whom one was a iian colonies. The Tagus takes out '44 passengers and
A ~, UrClell, and th Corporation .......... 36 -38 37 50 all Peninsular& Oriental ..„ -e. ad CO
L-5011SAI 0 ye:r. -u ALSE Ittixo__ e Crcesus 2,500. ' Russian ;on the 21st, 19 ;on the 22d, 22, of whom one a large cargo, including a considerable quantity of warm 100 25 provincial of Ireland ... - .., 50 all Do. Do. ... - ...p st
Estclerele te eed. 50 the hi hest rate n . . -c for the use of the s
oe. oad amen_ , eu.-An erroneous impression has got was a Russian ;on the ...) , , g of ru . r clothing, socks, shoes, &., eamen 10 all Do. New -- ... 2 all Portland Iron Co 2 -25 at
. feeie sO olilaire, this
Weeesitc,the working classes in Bradford, York- talitY Yet attained here, one being a sailor ; and en the employee on board the company's ship? now serving in 5 1 Royal Australn•Bkg. 100 60 Royal Mail Steam - 63 B
' , . th " the we that a new tax is about to be laid, in 24th, 32, one of whom was an English officer. On the the Black Sea. The Tagus has also specie value 361,015/. & Gold Imp C 0.... ... - ... 1 all Scot. Austral. Invest l3 -1 e 15 st
66e• ' • e -
r. _ er, lie ,
~
eon newly-contracted marriages and last-mentioned day there were 3,625 non-commissioned 16s. 10d. sterling, of which 321,8021. 16s. 10d. is for 25 all South Australia ...... 39 -- 41 25 all South Austral. Land 36 -37 365 5. hi
'er o "
, ish clerk h
' leo few • as been called u o 25 all Union of Australia.- 67 -69 68 1 all Submar. Telegraph t- 1
of p er titan 20 f • pn to calm the 1 e
fears officers -nd privates in the hospitals, and 78 officers, India and China, and 40,113/. for Malta and Alexan- fo
ras ao ear-stricken •
applicants. . making a total of 0,703 patients. dria. 50 21 Do. New 8 - 10 9 1 all Do. Registered. e - 1 in
Cer lt; Union of Loudon.... ... '''.! ...- 100 . M.,,Van Dienuen's lame !I. ..7,7 12
'