The Sun.
London, England, 1857-12-14 00:00:00

LOCAL SHARE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL, DEC. 12.
STOCK EXCHANGE.—The transactions today wore about
nominal, and prices were stoady. Birkenhead, 651.-
- Lancaster and Carlisle, new thirds, 8 prem.—Lanca-
shire and Yorkshire, 91.!,--Midlands, 85/ 6—Grand Trunk
of Calada, 91—Great Western of Canada, 181— Black.
burn 9.}—North Eastern, 14)rwicks, 23A—Dovers, 19t
Lomion and North Western, 943 I—Great Western, 511."
Sheffields,

MANCHESTER, DEC. 12.
STOCK EXCHANGE.--The market opened easier to-day►
but prices wore rather lower. Diatom Counties, 11--
Lancashire and Vorkhire, 91H—Midlands, 86—East Lan'
cashire, new 0/., 1 d—South Eastern, 191- Grand Trunk
of Canada. 9,!, --Great Western of Canada, 18A.

BIRMINGHAM, DEC. 12.
STOCK EXCHANGE. —Business in the market generallf
brisker, and prices a shado better. London and North-
Western, 94 94—Birmingham Banking Company, 26---
Birmingham Gas, New Ordinary, 55—Midlands, 85.

LEEDS, DEC. 32.
STOCK Eitel/Ann.—The market to-day note actives.
but very little business was transacts Midlands, 85i b
Dovers, 1.9‘; North Westerns, 7s—Leeds, 911.

THE MAILS, &C.— SOUTHAMPTON, Dec. 13,—The
Royal Mail Company's steamship Teviot, Capt. Mo'r,
sailed yesterday for Alexandria with the Atstralian mails,
about 70 passengers, 1,2001. in specie, jewele'y value
5,000/., and a fu'l cargo. The Teviot takes out a small
staff of Post-office clerks, who have a cabin specially
fitted up for their use, the object being the introduction
of a new system of sorting the mails on board during the
homeward voyage of the steamer, so as to be ready for
transmission to fheir respective places of destination ins*
mediately on arrival at this port, instead of being for.
warded en masse to the General Post-office and there
assorted. By the adoption of this plan a great saving of
time will be effected in the delivery of the mails. The
United States' mail steamer Ariel, Capt. Ludlow, which
arrived here yesterday from New York, sailed this
morning for Bremen direct, her passengers for lbw!.
having been for warded to ihat port by
Havre,
steamship
Havre, chartered for the purpose. The Union Screw
Company's steamship Phoebe, Capt. Cook, of 700 tons
and 140 horse-power, which has just been provisionally
purchased by the company for their Cape line, arrived
here from Liverpool yesterday morning, and consequently
went out for a trial trip for the satisfaction of the
Government surveyors. She Bailed hence this afternoon
with 12 passengers and 100 tons of cargo, calling at Ply'
mouth, whence she takes in the mails for the Cape of
Good Hope, &c., and leaves on Tuesday. The Union
steamer, also belonging to the same company, Captain
Vallint, arrived on Friday evening from Cardiff, with a
cargo of coals for the company's vessels. The European
and American Company's steamship Argo. Captain S.
B. Benson, sailed this morning for Portsmouth, where
she emberks the bead-quarters of the 68th Light Infantry
for India. The Peninsular and Oriental Company's
steamship Tagus, Captain Christian, is due on Monday
with the Peninsular mails, and leaves again on Thursday
with the return mails. The Pera, Captain Soy, 'vivo
for Alexandria on the 20th, with the India and China
mails, and the Nemesis, Captain Black, is due here on
the same day, with the heavy portion of the homeward
mails. The Royal Mail Company's steamer Parana,
Captain Davis, is due on Wednesday with the mails from
the West Indies, and the Magdalena, Captain Woolley,
leaves for the same quarter on Thursday. The nets
mails from this port for New York will be taken out by
the Arago. Captain Lines, on Wednesday.
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BIRTHS.
Einar —On the 12th inst., at 14, Sloane-street, Knights.
bridge, the wife of Abel F. F. Birch, of a inn.
COMBS—On the 12th inst., at 29, Camden-square, Mrs. J.
Combs, of a daughter.
CRUSE —On the 11th inst., ai St. Jude's Parsonage,
wark, the wife of the Rev. Francis. Cruse, 8.A., incu•
bent of St. Jude's, of a son. South-
wark,

MARRIAGES.
JONES —LODDY —On the 9th inst., at St. Martins,in-the-
Fields, London, William John, eon of Mr. Benjamin
Charing-muss, of Charing-uSS, to Caroline Theresa.
reat
of the late G. Loddy, Esc! of Southtown, G
mouth. daugYap
hter

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DEATHS.
BRENcuLET--On the 10th inst., at Wombwell Hall, Kent,
John Brenchloy, Esq., aged O.
ani, in the evening of the same
CARRINGTON On the 10th inst., at 69, Cambridge-terrace,
Hyde park, John W. Carriniton, Esq., late of H.M.7.
Ceylon U.S., aged 73 ;
day, Clara, his wife, aged 56.
FENToN—On the Sib inst., James Fenton, Esq., of Bam-
ford Hall, Lancamhiro, age 64.
JOHNSON —On the 10th inst., at Upper-terrace, Put
William J 01113,100, Esq., late of the
, at Hastings, Emma, youngest
Service, aged 81. 11.E.1.00.'a Iroini;
PrrEn —On the 10th inst., John . .
daughter of the late It. 1.). Reupoli,
Dixon Piper, of Colna
Enguine, Essex, aged 64.
ItourELL—On the 9th inst
21, Esq., of Streatham
Hill, Surrey, ageddeeply regretted by her farad/
and friends.

WODEITOUSE—On tho 11th inst., at Sonning, Berks, Lisa:
tenant-General N. Wodehonso, Colonel of 11.111.'s
Regt. of Infantry.

LONDON : Printed and Published by MITRDO YOUNG
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of Antithetic", Monday, December 11, WI. ,i. 1.1