The Sun.
London, England, 1857-01-19 00:00:00

- THE SUN LONDON, MONDAY ETENIINGs JAN IPA R Y it 1 8 517. _
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HA DDI o GTON GRAIN MARK ET-JAN. 16.
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P ICES OF SHARES. Country Markets.
THE MURDER OF THE ARCHBISHOP mon, with his own remarks on it. On the 3d Jan., wafer, kc., but the bishop snatched them from him moving the accused from the.Helv!tie territory, and doss in a manner to prove beyond ell doubt that he perse-
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OF PARIS.
the eeieey of a
the day of the crime, 'Verger went at two o'clock to saying :-.“ We take from thee or rather we show not doubt that the zeal which will be ertinloyed oti all veres in the line of conduct dictated by sentiments of
Prom the Official List.
the Church of St. Etienne du Mout, carrying with to the people that we have already taken from thee,
-........-.... hands to hasten t.he progress of the negotiations Iwill Modetetion. In a conversation with e.. . ,
WaRAT. I BARIAY 1 OATS. I KISA 8.
" I EirTsottal quantity of wheat in market, 878 qrs., 861 sold
him his Catalan knife. He first consulted the list the power of offering the holy sacrifice to God, ahridge the duration o.f that measure. It is also con- friendly po,qtzr, She King of Prussia expressed the IMLI
On Saturday Verger appeared before the Court vinced that Prussia, whic as given a pledge o her sen- tat e con i - . _
LONDON, FRIDAY, JAN. 16, 18.51.
ial for the mu
of Assize of Paris to take his tr rder taf the ceremonies for the day, he then placed him- and of celebrating mass either for the living or h h • f h t h fi• ctwith 8 de s 1
at zn edr 1 ea riv dt h so hno Bue I
dd ht ah ve eeanvpo ay c
ai fid c. , CUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY EVENING.
CANALS. Second 4ls 8d j 3ss 10,1122 s 84 i 3se 11. d
self near a bench with the intention of striking the the dead." Next, the bishop scraped with a knife titn..ents of.conciliation by a ijeurning her military prepa- issue, and he encourage
Third 3os Od 12 is Od I 17s 01 1 32s 0.1
of the Archbishop of Paris. It is hardly necessary ra,loni, wi 0 _ . .
Archbisho when he should enter to hear the ser- or piece of glass the thumb and forefingers of each 11 n t make any demonstration calculated to mitted to the honour of that convetsation to pursue the
to say that the proceedings excited much interest. . Divides 4
mon ; butpafterwards, when he reflected that many hand of the culprit, and said, "By this scraping 0 ise any pressure whatsoever on the deliberations measores which had been commenced for that object.
efxetrhge Federal Assembly, and we have besides ; Price C`ot:'B,o. ;--.' per
1 ~,.,,,,. , oi iDivideno
PP PP barley ~ 529 Qrs., 451 sold
The impression produced by the death of the pre- of the priests had been his fellow students, and we take from thee the power of sacrificing and of assurance that that power will abandon, from the conciliatory dispositions which appear to prevail in the 72 Annum. Ch PP JP oats ~; 399 qrs., 354 .eiii
late, the circumstances in which the crime was per- the And even, to be just, we cannot refuse to admit that the
Caserpaelstioets. "ec,l'
per
........I• , 1 PP beans 112 qrs., 91 sold
might, on recognising him, prevent the execution blessing which thou haat received bY the unction moment it learns the release of the prisoners, ail hostile King of Prussia are manifested in the circular which was --- -- -
petrated, the station and sacred character of the of his plan, he quitted the bench and placed him_ of thy hands and thumbs." Next the bishop measures against Switzerland. Mee French cabinet will addressed, under date of the 28th December, to the le. X Pames' : Annnm. Fri"'
AVERAGES PER IMPENIAL QUARTER.
criminal-all contributed to increase the intensit Wheat, 2/. 1 8 0-12ths 1 Barley, ...111. 18 10 1-12ths
y self in the nave at the spot previous] indicated. draweed off tie chasuble from behind and said, see with the highest satisfaction that of H.B.M. join it gations of Prussia at Paris, London, Vienna, and St. 41: - Regeut's ••• • 30 178.
"%
Oats, ... 11. 2 8 0-12ths 1 Beaus, ..... 1 . 17 11 0-12 tbs
of interest. Before eight o'clock this morning He was there when the Archbisho a •37
" Wee • 1 d • th f th• d
rrived, and re- just y eprive ee o is sacre yes men , in or tr a e
t t ' d th tth difference may receive a satisfactory Petersburg. Amongst other things, we remark therein
Coventry.. • . .00 11 s. - Rochdale.... "
:A. 4;0
h
every approac to the Palais de Justice was mained there durine the entire ceremon At which signifies charity, because thou hest deprived solutior.' the fol BAsirntenie&gohaldnn 9408 71. )9. ct. - Pe a k Forest. 78 51. Os. 76
lowing passage :-` His Majesty is disposed, as Derby ..•• .. iOO 61. 15s. - Stfird &Won 140
145 111. - DALKEITH GRAIN MARKET-JAN. 15.
thronged with people of every class anxious to get len h h d the k I Yd. ' y.
h lf ef
• " Then the bishop removed
gt e opene enie,l me it from every t yse o innocence. gn, 6 iir•Ct. 10 6/. pr. ct. 11% Severn and I 21. 1 - Qrs. Best. Current. Inferie•
in. The iron gates of the exterior were closed, eye until his victim approached. "I did not strike the stole, and said, " Thou hest disgracefully importance, -t 7 f h .
i ill not be out of place to compare the place to enter into negotiations on the future of the era.
ti nd Union 00 7s, 6d - Wye Rall. 5 26
"Novi that we have produced this document of high soon as the release of the prisoners shall have taken G dJunctn ,00 12.pr.ct. 44 Stoarbridge.
640 Wheat als Od ... . 37s 04
and it was with the utmost difficulty that those twice," said the prisoner, " for I was • h t •td th 'en of God, which is this t 1
certain t a rejec e e sie soe ,• c ,ntents of it with that ot e note which emanated from c ,untry o e , .
' f N uchatel and the unexampled moderation
• - • ll th• 2/ 25
251. - 1 Birming. j le° ' 1529 Oats 3ls Od 2os 6id l- 6d
who came provided with tickets could make their the first blow had taken effect." and that is why we take it from thee, and render the French Cabinet on the 26th Nov. last on the same of which his Majesty has hitherto given proofs in a is oKeeffetst Aivvirt' 4400 63
.
affair Already at that epoch the French Cabinet ex- affair will net be departed from when the great Euro- Sate Warwick &
Leicester ..•• 00 51. 1 100 21. - 729 Barley 4ss Od 3ss 9d
Napton.. 11 Peas & beans 30s Od . 29s Yel
way through the multitude. If in presence of those facts and this language it unfit for any sacerdotal purpose." The cere- •d
•ts diness to co-operate in ever thing that ean powers shall consider that the moment has arrived Leicstr &NU 83 11. ss. -
_
h 701 - Worcstr &.1 78 10s. -.
Lought,orog i 43
The interior of the building was full to the ut- there could still exist any doubt of the long-pre- lawny here concluded, and the bishop and his p reze
hi. rea .
Macclesfield. [OO 2/. 10s. - 1 Binning.
co ABERDEEN-Jest. 16.
- Warwick &-1
Neath ••.• • • 100 161. - Wilts & Brks - 7s. Od. -
most before nine o'clock-not a place was vacant. meditatedintention which directed the arm of the attendants withdrew with great pomp and in pro- a
gemrinntg about la the question of Neugatel an ar• Pto present propositions recognised equally by the power
having for its object to procure the renun• which makes them and that which accepts them.
The leadieg members of the magistracy, of the Oxford...• •• [OO - ' 103 Potato oats . 22s Od to 24s Od t4olbs per bushel
assassin, and of the penal responsibility which cession the spectators bending to the ground :4:lion eb
the ging of Prussia of the rights which "In presence of all these facts, and in presence of
3' - Common oats 21s Od to 21s 6ii r
bar, many of the diplomatic carps, of the Senate, should fall on him, some of the documents seized before lira as he passed. treaties aecribe to him oyer the principality of Neu- wbat has been stated to us, in writing and verbally, by WATER-WORKS. Bere 32s Od to 36s Od
the Legislative corps, and the Council of State were both at his former residence in Paris and at his caarel and tbe country of Valangin. Even in making our delegation, we believe that we can recommend to
Dividend Amount Barley 32s Od to 3Gs Od }s3lhe
ealwhite 3ss Od to 55s 04
present ; and several high functionaries and foreign- brother's where he was residing at the time of his - ---- --
MESSAGE OF THE AIVISS FEDERA L alestraction of the difference of wording of the note of you in full confidenue the adoption of our proposition ;
Name of Company. per of Paid. Price Wheat, red (spring)3ss Od to 42s Od
1621ba ••
era of distinction. Among the witnesses were M. crime, will cast on these questions the clearest as November 16 in which it is purely and simply said and we can do so with the more reason, as we, as every Annum. Share.
Surat, vicar capitular, who accompanied the arch- well as the most melancholy light.
Flour 17s ad to 18s 6,1 per boll.
and that you then 5% stsOd to 52s Od per sack.
bishop when he received the blow, and who was On the day of his crime, and with a perfect COUNCIL. forts, whilst the note of the sth January says ex- the occasion of the collective note,
that the Frenc, h Government will employ all its ea one knows, placed ourselves in the same point of view on .
Berlin
Now the present arrangement , all 112 Oat'm'
PROVISION MARKET.
the first to keep back the murderer ; the Abbe knowledge of its consequences, Verger wrote a will .. pressly that it takes the engagement to employ all its approved of our views.
' •d d Do. 4 per Cent. Pref. 4/. per cent. ,5 0
25 0 0 - - Beef, per lb 6cl to 8d Butter, p lb. le Od to la Id
Cattoli, the secretary, who was y .
b his side at the in which he left everything to his brother, giving The Federal Council of Switzerland addressed efforts it is not the less of the higheet importance to in presence of this note may be emit ere as an exten
French Cabinet in the note of eion of the propositions coming from Switzerland. . Last London
Do. 5 per Cent Pref. 51. per cent. 2 0 -
6i. per cnt.
15
.ZitS9c.k.d. X s. d. -
50 0 0 - :•-• Mutton, per lb. 6d to 8d Eggs, p doz. Os lld to ls 0 1
same moment ; the Abbe Dufour, vicar of St.
Lamb, do., Os Od to Oe o,i Hens, p pair 3s Od to 3a 6d
him the full power of receiving anything that the following message on the Neuchatel uestion Gra' Ju.zt,ivon ::
25 0 0 - -
Etienne-du-mont NI. Legrand, cure of S t.Germain de might be sent to him during the month of Jan tr th 11. hF d I A bl . h '• q
.. . the sth prom es
subject of which ru- too 0 0 - 111 Veal, per lb ... 74 to Os 9d Chickens,do.23 Od to 2s 6el
L'Auxerrois ; M. Beaufils, canon ; the Abbe i.gs-,-. ~ l e ig e era ssem yin t e sitting of the rangement of a natu
12th :- eeregts'ter heri: tient: tchoe.o
peration to brin bo tan ar• " This is the place to mention the mission of M. Fur.
re to respond to the friathesuof Swit- rer, federal councillor on the
Lam= . . - 95 Pork, per st...os Od to Os 6el Ducks, do., 2s Od to 23 ial
Humele, the A.bbe 3/lillard, dec. The Abbes Guetti i r .C.o.m.p.a.n.y. - - - - Salmon, per lb ...... Os to Os Ducklings,doOs Od tu 0, 0 t
To that proof of a perfect tranquillity of mind serland, by assuring the entire independence of Neucha• mount devoid of foundation, at least partiy so, have been
- 100 0 0 - - Grouse, per brace Os to Os Turkeys each 4s 04 to 6-, Od
and Verwaut were present as witnesses for the de- oi 0 0 - 101
just before committing such a great crime we mu t d " Most honoured Gentleman, -SearcelY have a few t.el-an assurance which had not such a wide bearing in spread. We have to make to you on this subject the
West Middlesex ••• • .. - Tallow, p stone, Os to 12s 01 Potatoes', pr ck, 8d to 9cl
Pe •••
having been summoned. by the prisoner.
Do. Do, .. •• .. 41. per cent. 5 1 8 - -
fence, s ays passed over since your departure from the Federal the note of 26th Nov. That note confined itself to the following communication :-On the 27th December, we
ad.d another Proof of the long PreParations which nitYr when we find "rselves under the necessity of assurance which has been mentioned, but fleet of the sth received from the Swiss consul-general at Leipsic 7 tele- Rabbits, each 9d to I.od.
table of the court were deposited the 1.,
On the the murderer made use of for his detestable act, convoking you anew, in order to submit to you are BRIDGES. Butter for exportation (present cure) per cwt.94s Od to 98s
ion-namel the sacerdot
pieces de convict 3.. r, al orna- abandoning the idea of it and taking it up again and certain •t to Frank
port goes further by recognising the necessity of removing graphic despatch, by which he entreated us to de egate
propositions on the affair of Neuchatel, which the accused from the territory of the Confederation until instantly one of the members of our author' y soeuwthwark & Vauxhall
Eggs, wholesale price, per dozen
rnent worn by the Archbishop at the moment. aot
rpreesuenn tryoc, caunplieisn RETAIL PRICES.
of Paid. Price.
from time to time according as circumstances Name of Company. 1 per
The stole the surplice the cope, the soutaine dis seemed to agree with his 1
p ans. On the 31st of u o t aalmhiogsht
deexgcrleuesiavlesloyththateofatatlelnEtioernopoe.f the question shall be regulated, The note of the sth fort, to confer with H.H. the Duke of Coburg Gotha on
Flour, 141b....0s Od to 2s 104 Barley flour,l4lb.Os to las Ld
expresses, moreover, the conviction that Prussia will not the subject of the grave question of the day. gater• 1 Annum. Share.
- ----• ----• Oatmeal Os Od to ls 104 „ dust, Os to slld
played the rent made by the knife of the assassin, tures, we should .._._.
January, 1856, Vereer wrote and Bien d t
e e ano e May the year 1857 open for us under auspices art make any demonstration calulated to exercise any pres- taining the opinion that, in such conjunc ~ Dividend Amount
X s. d. X S. d. Beremeal ....Os Od to 23 Od per lb 2d to 20
and were covered over and stiff with blood. The which:,has been foilld •
among his papers. That - - 25 0 0 - - Peasemeal... Os Od to 2s 8d Sih's 6.1
flungerford.... •.....
favourable as those which appeared to mark the end of sure whateoever on the deliberations of the Assembly, not allow to escape any means appearing of a nature to _ _
o - -
blade of the knife was also blood.-stained for more day had probably been fixed b la.
assassination of the AechbishopY, which o,_nel e the year 1856, so rich in events for our national history ! and that after the release of the prisoners she will renounce contribute to a satisfactory solution of existing difficna
Southwark .......• - .• • • 100 0 _ _
- Cheese, per imperial stone, 4s. Od. to 43 6*
than half its length. It is a formidable weapon ; a 4
-lb. 10af...8d. I 2-lb. 10a,f...4d.
1M i°r 'AI" "We resume our message at the point at which we all hostile meaeures against S.witzerland. France does ties or even appearing likely to supply more a.mple in-
-100 o 0 - -
wwlisiiieetli, u2t:alnoyz:luGeoy;
Catalan knife, about 18 inches lon with a blade y id' it in our re ort of the 26th of last th not, it is true, take any positive engagement on the formation, we charged M. Furrer ,fe era counc. 0, . aer 00.i.d. -
A -.an 11 12s Od. 60 0 0 - - -
gs - took place nearly a year afterwards. The note ii on e ' - - d 1 ql rto steD,4l:ll;;NoNs: :11'17; 0 •fP. 1.e..;
ail:Ea:ill:. ait6isont(i)n2;hoe6,
dnp:wicg,graitiolf;
-
5s 0,1; red ditto, 319 6d to 335
DUBLIN, JAN. 16.
of about 10 inches, and an inch and a-half wide. 11. 11.. Ss.. Od. 40 0 0 -
_ ____ _ Tilt:gesdi.as: lat tost.2osln6a 7:1): cool rdn
_n:::,ht:ng_calo; indgi
ends thus :-" Alone I have prepared and session our miynistaeyr at
Le verip d of the o e •ng ofmtheee •traord• y tWO latter points • nevertheless., if we take into accoant comply with the request of the consul-general. This
Parrs anti' lied to uesx for lealvnearef the contents of the note, and the tone of it from one end mission had not, therefore, a special and positive object ; ..1""`a
v auxhall ............ 1 285. 70 10 a - -
At the extremity of the back of the blade, at the put into execution the murder of the absence to confer with us on the question of the da lOs p.e.r..cent.. 50 0 u
Our corn market to-day was dull for every description
to the other, as also the forms of diplomatic language, it but our delegate received instructions to listen to the -
part where the double edges curve to the point, is GAS-LIGHT AND COKE COMPANIEs.
a sort of slit like the cut of a writing-pen, supposed Archbishop." When interrogated by the ma- Hie request wag "mPlied with, Ind the minister wYre's iii impessible not to see that on the two latter points there overtures which might be made to him, and, if neces-
gistrate Terger answered-" That note has been able to attend our sitting of the 29th December, and to is the equivalent of positive assurances. To this consi- sary, to defend the policy of Switzerland, and then to Dividend Amount
of
to be for the purpose of facilitating- the effusion of written by me. It is ye true that last when give us more ample explanations on the motives of his Name of Company. per
Annum. Share.
blood, or rendering the blow fatal. The view of year,
p uuee into t e greatest misery I deter-
I was 1 e• d • h • presence at Berne. He stated to us three facts :- dGeorvateironnmmenusttinbeaacdcodredd
wthiethcitrhceumdesatiarneceextphraetatsliede Phyreonochr
Greofetrhatotouosk.
pTiatee,cnontferaetncFe ehDo
tu kaet °of a
rCi
sorb:brag.
- ram Price.
£s.d.£ s. d. °ofdWgiiiittnet:
these objects produced a thrill of horror in the
onseigneur. I ga:e up that His Majesty the Emperor of the French, in an andi- oct 'to 15 cla • ' "
3 , oatmeal, 14s to 15s 6d; here, new, 16a to 18s
-
mined to asaassinate M e•
h there was British Frovincial •• - 71. per cent 20 0 0 all
15 0,1 ; rapese d, 303 Od to 32s 0,1 per brl ; bakers' flour 204
crowd. ress of the negotiations should be hastened-a proceed- delegate became convinced that, as per ales .
legation, expresses the opinion that on all hands the pro- Naturally the situation wiresawnifktuhfl°ll;tt:discussed, and our
idea when I hoped to be replaced at Meaux ; but ence accorded to our minister, in expressing to him the g . . .
'' fd• I • new negotiations with 150 0 0 1,50 a 0 - Od to 26s Od per cwt; Indian corn, 32s 01 to 36s 0a per
The prisoner was brought into court at 20 mi- • friendly sentimente with which he is animated towarde ing to which Switzerland, from considerations easy to no quesoon o irect y opentng City of London .. •• .• 21. per cent. .
it came again to my mind, and I put it into execu- • • d t d la. h t • It must Switzerland the duke, whilst expressing himself in Equitable ........... 2/. 10s. 50 o 0 all - 480 lba.
nutes to 10 o'clock. He is 30 years of age, but Switzerland, manifested the intention of contributing un era an , ought to attach the ig es piece. . . -
tion after I had been interdicted b h .
3, t e Bishop of ' d S '
also be admitted that in Re last note the French Cabinet the most friendly planner towar s witzer an ,
1 d employed European .... .•• .• .. 51. per cent. 23 0 0 -
looks younger. He is of middle stature, and fair in asmuch as lel t h 'fi 1 • f h '
possi eo t a paci cso ution ot e difference Brighton ..........., 5/. per cent. 20 0 0 -
12X
Meaux, when poverty again came upon me, and I • • • h s manifested d ' d oodwill worth of all his efforts to cause the latter to put au end to the _
complexion. His features are regular and express existing witla Prussia. The Emperor recommended the a . _ con escension an g , . y
LOCAL SHARE MARKB 2' 3.
was told that the Archbishop of Paris would e N ht I t' ain order to turn aside a fatal IraLietrtioal ;I:e;• ••*• • • • I°l P_ t t°) (7, ?
U 12 10 0 29%
sive. His forehead is high, though not broad. not listen to me." ven minister to go to Berne and confer with the Federal gratitude, by taking into account the wishes which our 1 euc a e prosecu ion
it to be understood Stock 100 0 0 -..-.....--.
delegation of the 4th manifested in the name of Switzer. event. On the other hand, he gave . Ditto Debentures..
Great Central • • .. •• ..
_B!,.peerrceeennt.. i 0 9 9 --___
LIVERPOOL, JAN. 17.
On the back of his head might be seen the clerical Council, in order that the latter might make known to
Do Conanental istCap. 31.-ss. '' 50 0 0 42 15 0 -
Consequently John Louis Verger ile accused on 11.1V.1. its views en the manner In which the difference laod.
' Do* Do. 2d Cap. 4/. 15s. 50 0 0 41 0 0 -
and North Western, 106 k 5a c.-Eastern'Counties, 9 a-
-BTOOK EXORANGE.-The market has been doiog a very
tonsure, where the hair is shaved off to about the the 3d of January, 1857, of having committed a might be arranged, England and' France being disposed quiet business to-day, and prices closed rather lower.
circumference of a five-franc piece. The prisoner y
" Results equall favourable are seen also at the first ains tthoethnienpstosPi
50 0 0 41 0 0 -
Do. Do. 4th Cap. 31. Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire 33a- London
wilful and premeditated. murder on the persoia ot
Marie Dominique Auguste Sibour, Archbishop of to act in cornmon, to arrive at a solution honourable for glance by a comparison between the French note of the satisfactory to Switzerland.
-
was entirely dressed in black. He was led in by
Switzerland. As our minister had already informed us otisointi voef mNaetioncehra
ttehla, twtohnel
dp rrienccei
ipvael
aq us
oelgut itoi
oun .
• 51. 40 0 0 all
the gendarmes and advanced to the place assigned n posittve London 1.
sth and the note called collective of the 21st Dec, This "At the epoch of the departure of our delegate.
.we DI
nod. ep e n Ddre; . . .r3ed..eC.
latter also confined itself to expressing the opinion that, thought that it would be. desirable to obtai P f ;en. 61. per cent. 25 0 0 -
Phoenix ••••••••• •• .. 51. per cent. 60 0 0 52 0 0 434 Blackburns, 8.11.3. - Lancashire and Yorkshire 96 -
Paris, a crime mentioned in article 302 of the by a despatch of December 26th, the ambassador of
him with perfect self-possessioia, holding in one Penal Code. England at Paris, Lord Cowley, had likewise manifested after the discontinuance of the prosecution, the respec- information as to the attitude of our neighbours, the Ratcliff ••• • • .. •• •• ••
ap. 41. 10s. 50 0 0 43 10 0 -25
5/. , reat Western of Canada, new, 2a pm.-
10 o 0 all 113/4 Birkenhead, L'pool, and Che h•
hand a bundle of papers. He did not appear in to him most friendly sentiments towards Switzerland, tive Governments would employ all their efforts to States of Bavaria, Wurtemberg, and Ba ,
den in case war Surrey Consumers .... 8/. per cent.
20% s ire, 65a. •
When the indictment was re •
ad the President of ioduce the King United General .• .. •• I3s 6d per sh. 50 0 0 -
20 0 0 16 0 0 151,1 Midland 821-G ' i
the slightest degree intimidated, and. he looked and had given him to understand that he also was of out M Furrer, who was
Westminster Chartered 61 per cent. 9 0 -
the Court informed the • ' h h
prisoner tat e was ac- of Prussia to make an arrangement, in with Proseia should break . .
d Cale sent 550 0 00
10 -0
0 104 BIRMINGHAM, JAN. 17.
about on the crowd before and under him with the opinion that the Swiss Minister should ask for new in- the spirit of the complete independence of Neuchatel. already at Carlsrhue, was charged by cre en i Ditto, New .... •• •• -
cused of the crime of assassination with premedi- overnments Western A ... lO 0 0 all 7% STOOK. EXCHANGE. -: There was a quiet market toe
utmost calmness. He stooped down for a moment structions from hi , . . .
1 government with the object of not le to the removal of the accused from the territory of to him for the purpose, to obtain from toe g
••••
10 0 0 4 0 0 , -
tation? and that he should now hear th h t and if Ditto B
to whisper semethine into the ear of his advocate e e e arges allowing to escape the last opportunity, perhaps of tue Confederation until the conflict should be settled, of those three States explanations on this poin , ,
- ' • ' er°ngint against him. The names of the witnesses arranging the difference in a satisfactory manner, ' and as to the abstention from all hostile measures against necessary, to make proper representations. Whatever
and then beg .
an to converse with the eendarme vrho ; e INSURANCE COMPANIES. the close. London and North Westerns, 106 a A-Great
Western, 66a a-Midlands, 82i 83-Birminghani Bantus
of th ° d
was at his left. A captain e gea armery and "er tee Prosecution, 20 in. number, were then called, "In the midet of the numerous pre-occupations which Switzerland by prussia, there was no question of them might occur, we thought duty dictated to us this Pru. Dividend Amount 34
and as each answered to his name he withdrew to were the result of the sittings of the councils of the 29,6 in the note. ceeding, although we might admit that, seeing the
, Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. '
a lieutenant of the Paris Guard were with the ..e
Annum. Shore. - --
uue room set apart for them. Two witnesses only and 30th December, it tam naturally not possible t 1 " You are aware, gentlemen, that we desired, with position of Prussia in the Germanic Confederation, an°
guards stationed near the prisoner.
,___:-----_ - MANCHESTER, JAN. 17.
, were called for the prisoner-Mademoiselle Blau- decide immediately on the instructions to be given to the French Cabinet, that the Government of her Bri- after the adhesion of the latter to the protocol of Len- z s d. .£ s. •
At half-past 10 o clock the jury took their places, STOOK EXCHANGE.--The market was a shade weaker tos
chard, sho k
p eeper, aiad the Abbe Gaette. our minister. On the 31st Deco however we discussed tannic Majesty ahouldjoin in the declarations of France. don, the part to be played by the States of Southern 71. per c. 500 050 0 90
and the judges their seats on the bench. The Albion •• .• ••.•.. " • • . day, and prices slightly lower. Midlands 82a to 83-
s. 6d.bs 100 0 11 0 1774
The prisoner was ordered to stand up He in- the subject fully, and we were not a single instant uncle- We see, however, by a note of the 7th, addressed by Lord Germany could scarcely be doubtful. In fact, the dealt- Mlianze Bri:. and Fcr. 1
751*. 1p4.c.& ba. 100 0 25 0 Sheffields, 335-Leede, 96a -Eastern Counties, 9 7-16-
judges were MM. Delangle, Bonniet de Salig,nac -
quired of the President whether he cld k cided on the subject of the resolutions which we had Cowley, to our Minister at Paris, that the English Cabi- rations which were made on this occasion were of such Ditto Marina .... :: :. _
1 0 „all - Blackburn, 81.
(who presided), and M. Degueranvillier. The offi- Athenoeum ••.• •
observatien to the Co t dth eu ma ean to adopt, if we did not wish to disavow ourselves and to net thinks right to maintain its declaration of Nov. 25. a nature that it could not be doubted that a promise, at 15s. Od. 50 d 515 16%
•
cial prosecutors were M. Vaisse, procureur geared, urd
,anTh e jury before the Atlas - ........ ...• • •
41 per cent iOO 0 25 0 _
LEEDS-JAN. 17.
examination commence . e President informed disregard the opinion which had manifested itself so It is therein said that if the Federal Government, fully least confidential, had been given that a passage would
Irgus Life . • • .• • • .• • • •
lOs .50 0 5 0 6%
and M. Barbier, avocet g6n6ral. M. Nugent de hi„ h strikingly and so unanimously in the nation and amongst appreciating all the circumstances, should decide on be granted to the Prussian troops, if circumstances British Commercial ....
77:: 10s: 50 02 0 3X STOCK ExCHANGE..-The market has been quiet to-day
Saint Laurens had been named. by the Court coun- --
e was
at liberty to do so. The prisoner then the authorities releasin • 1 the Government should require it It is true that the governments of Church of England
g the prisoners without tna , . 5/. .50 0 2 0 214 Sheffields, 334-North Westerns, 81-Midland, Bradford;
began in a solemn and. em hatic ton the followine " . • . . f London .• •• • •
City o 5 r ct.& bs. 100 0 10 o
sel for the prisoner, and took his place by his side, wOerds :-" It is 1911 • 6 • e We
will here briefly state the contents of the note, did not fail to recall the f •
tee I
of H. B. M. would, in common with the French Go- the countries referred to nd y
icLaied.& Gen. Life P
41. 3° 63.6.3.-North Eastern and Berwick, 21.
now centuries si
*lace a serious called collective which w Cier 100 0 10 0 _
_
After some preliminary proceedings the in,terro- , as proposed on the 21st Dec., vernment, take steps to induce the King of Prussia to relations existing with Switzerland ; thatdthey expressed County .. •••-••• • •• " 11. 16s. 50 0 5 0 -
wurd was ro
p nounced by a man-more than a man and to which we expre t such mesa- crown •• •• •• •• •• •• ••
gatoire, or examination of the prisoner by the - ssly declared that we would give solve the qnestion of Neufchatel in conformity with the tbe greatest re ret at being obliged t a op
g sg. 50 0 5 0 SEABORNE MAILS.
-
it was Chi.'
ist the man-God. He said ' Pax our consent convinced as we were th and th.at they gay.e the assurance that, far from Eagle
Court commenced. The Judee asked the prisoner bis • ' , ' ' • • ' • at it would con- wishes of Switzerland, namely, by the recognition of the sures, eta per cent.
20 0
ail
•••
a . . vo , pax omnibus. Another man whom you love tam nothiag which would wound the dignity of• swito r independence of N ht 1 On the other hand, the taking part in the conflict, they wou emp oy them-
ld 1 Equity and Law.. • • .•.•
18 -
his name. He replied, in a firm voice, " Jean euc ae . . E ropean Life ......... 11.
0 4 .1) -
whom you all venerate, whom I love and venerates land. According to the draft of this note, the r e G f d th F i t. el to arrange it. Although those govern. Faumily Endowment •• 41. per cent. 100
Louis Verger." 3 epresen. overnment of H.M. felt it due to itsel an to e e- se yes ac iv y
. 6 per cent. 5 0 all 54 (Fox ram
" Your profession ?" has said, ' L'Empire c'est la paix.' Now, what are tatives of the powers undertook to give the positive as- deral Government to declare that It was not able to gua- ments did not allege the obligation imposed by Federal General.... ". :.• .•
.. •••• ••• 51. per cent. Stock. all 101 ---
" Ecclesiastic." we to understand by these words ? What are surance that as soon as the Federal authori oe of troops, they caused it to
ties should rantee the success of those steps, and that it had not for law to permit the passao. . h
l. f Globe
Gresham Life . ....... - 47 5 0 -
20 -0
0 50 0 0 - Made up at Whence
By what When By who,
WO"- have proneunced the immediate and complete annulation the present any sufficient motive to consider itself assured be understood that Prussia, in er qua ity e member the des-
t 100 0 0 20 0 0 52 Vessel. expected Vessel.
" Your age ?"
of the Germanic Confederation, could not be prevented Guardian ............ 5/. per cernii.
500 Post-Office. patched.
0 0 30 0 0 -
" Thirty years." The President, here intern t• h• '4l th•
p ing im, sai is •
of the prosecution, their Governments would do all in of success.
object which the Confederation has Imperial Fire... ••.. • •
114215.,r 2f ebs 100 0 0 910 0 204 ----- --- --
" Where were you born ?" was his defence ; his defence should come after the their power to induce Zee. the King of Prussia t„,.. "It cannot be denied that in this note the Unglish from pursuing an
to he Imperial Life
sanctioned by its adhesion t protocol of 1 , 5 ct. &bs , 100 00130 0 97 ,_ i 7th,l7th, &
range the pending difference, and to do so by declaring Cabinet has not given assurances of such wide bearing expressly
Lndema.ty Marine.... a al 27th of the} South- Alham-
-100 0 0 210 0 341 'l?a"'
"At Neuilly-sur•Seiee (close to Paris)." hearing of the witnesses. The prisoner continu d • •
e the entire independence of Neuchatel. We in con- as that of the French note of the sth. It would never- London ; those gover .
ernents appeared also to think .2s' ./44. 2s bons
would be an i d• Lr Fire
:. •• •• •• •• ••
1. er cent. 100 0 0 12 10 0 61% Gibraltar
" Where was your last place of residence ?" in the same strain for some time. Ho complained g • • h th fusel to admit
equence considered it just and equitable that our theless be an error to believe that England has not, tat ere troops n irect w Lite. ........... 51)
t a member of the Ger Legal and General Life 4s. per share 50 0 0 20 0 5 X Gibraltar 1
Malta •• • •
"At my brother's house in Paris, Rue-de-Seine of his not having been able while in prison to new programme should contain nothin • • • • t• el fce of Switzerland agains .
which did like France, proposed as the object of her interven ion een
Bence of these views and London -
Egypt .. • • .. 4th & 20th
1 4th and
56." ) procure the "elements of his defence." He had not at least attain the limits of whatg was offered the absolute independence of Neuchatel of all foreign manic Confederation. In pre
Id 1 h London & Prov. Law 33. 50 0 0 20 0 2X South-
Ceylon ••.. 51 of the am Pero 201111 of "nails
de we cou scarce y eope marine.............. 18s. & bs. 100 a 0 20 0 0 - pton
The jurors then took the oaths and t
, he clerk, or given in a list of Go witnesses but the Advocate. us in the collective note ; and besides th h ties The note itself indicates the motive for which she of the promise already Ina ,
, .at t e • . 1 would h
. f Med•lnvlid& G I.' • 4 cent 50 0 0 20 0 3U
en. ife
5% per India
month.
General 1 11 d 'Ph' ro ram e h uld I •• .
on y a owe one. e.,,ere were two sorts p g Ell 8. 0 shpp y some
.omissiens and con. eannot pronounce in the same manner as ran p _
F ce has that re resentations made by us a one
e e Minerva t 20 0 0 40 0 - Mauritius
greffier of the court, being called on by the presid- of It was besides in the nature of Monarch :::::::::::1 .511:ppeerr cceennt-. 50 0 10 0 11. IviaCeylon)
roofs•-written and moral proofs-and he secrete certain principles, which, though impla done ; that motive can scarcely be anything else than notable influence. .
of Neuchatel ae ai 4th of
ing judge, commenced reading the acte d'accusa- citl co 'd• th - - • h P d t t h th• that on this occasion the question . . eew Eq table
.... South. ...• .• .. Feb. 4.. .......•
Wisiled to have both. Some ex •
planation then took y mprise in e note were not formally the circumstance tat mesas oes no appear o ave ings, i5l the }
_ __ p
_
tion, or indictment.
d our delegate in the discus. Pelican ~........„„ 5, p.
ct.
mpton
place between the President and the counsel for the expressed. The instructions wh'ch we gave to our Mi made to the English Cabinet the same overtures as those should also be discussed, an Singapore .. month. a
l• hitherto followed Phcenix ..•• •• .. 51. per colt. - - MIA
The first part of thei acte d'accusation contains morning
risoner. The latter said that th • er had 'lister started in consequence from the followi gp't of i addressed to the French Cabinet. skin, took care to defend the po icy ProfesFional Life...... 51. per cent. G 5 0 010 0 - Australia(via /3/
.....
.... 1 South-
....... Jan. ~, _ .
nothing more than the particulars of the crime, Yellle t view :-TheFederal Council would be for its pal:t clic:nosed "In a note presented on the 10th the legation of by Switzerland. Provident Life........ 12%. per c. 100 0 0 10 0 0 - the Cape)...) j ampton ''' Libra
Pshown a list of 60 names, but had noet
with which you are already acquainted. It then to propose h Deo Rock LI
f . t with your decision of the 30t ~ ,
e............
7s. 500 0100 8 Cape of Good
him. The Attorney-General stated stlat thienli ot
the complete aninetty and releseie of the pn. Russia announces that H. M. the Emperor, animated "In con ormi .y
ie the decree Royal Exchange ...... Bp.c. & bs Stock. all - HoPe •••• ••
gives some account of the prisoner's previous career. sonene e Swiss peopi Dart- Harbin- a
even before trial, on the condition, however, both by the desire of contributing to maintain the respect we have communicated to th Jan. 25 Enslal
Sun Fire ...... .3% p.c.& bs. - 242 Mauritius .. E Feb. 5.. .. mo
was in fact a tissue of the most abono• ble libel: sd thereto. ~ uth ger
He was born, as is alreacly said, at Neuilly, near • that there should be given to it, relative to the indepen. due to the arrangements whittle constitute the public law which you issued, and tha proclamation annexe . Ditto:Me..
!. ~...... 11. 14s. - " - Ce3lon •• • •
The prisoner at this art ot gr atl Ina
• etl t Uniteu ningdorn .... 4/. & bonus. 20 0 0 510 0 5 India ......
Paris on the 20th of August, 1826. At the age y xeited, and dence of Neuchatel, hopes more pesitive than those con• of Europe, and by the most friendly sentiments tower& " A d •I't rangements we have lib. e o
s regar s mi i ary ar
shouted out, " Read, read, gread, email Universal Life . - Lisbon.... --1
of 14' he was admitted, through the charitable in- tained in the note of the French Cabinet of Nov. 26. It the Swiss nation, the true interests of which he has at add. Yon are aware that two divisions, the 34 and the
Victoria Life •• - 5 0 0 sit Madeira .... 1
terference ot the superior of the Sisters of Neuilly, The President recommended him to calm him- was particularly to be desired that the assurance should b
heart, will employ with zeal and confidence his good sth, were called out so far back as the 201 h of lap neohntt.hs O.ap
..
edeVerds 1
1 South-
to a seminary in t e ue ... It. oas a art o-
• • h R St N. -h IdCh 1 self. After some further consultation the judges be given at once that theking wasdisposed, immehately offices with the King of Prussia in favour of an arrange- Ou the demand of the Commander-in-Chief an w t JOINT-STOCK BANKS. unaxil .. •••• 51 Feb. 9.... 5.
RuenosAyres i• ampton • Feb. 12 Avon
retired to deliberate on the list of witnesses, and on on the amnesty and release of the prisoners being ro. ment of present diffieulties as much in conformity as vievv of properly assuring communications between those - Dividend Amount Falkland iiie
net. The registers of the house cantain au eatr
.1
0 Y, their return to Court announced that the facts on nounced, to renounee his pretensions, or at leait to cPen- Possible with the wishes of Switzerland-as soon as the, two divisions, we then called inttfi actTre ser;acce Iba
-01n:airi:"s NEUIIO of Company. ,
Air . Shrre. Paid. Price.
ylvaeiisd,s
Indies
dated 1844, from which it would appear that he
had been sent from the establishment "for a fault which the evidence of those witnesses was to be sent to negotiations on the basis of the recognition of the sovereign authority of the Confederation shall hare pro- talions of infantry, 3 batt r e ar y,
it i
__________ _
(except Ha-
vana and
in which his probity was concerned." After having give h d 1t• li
oh.nano re a ion w atever to the charge for independence of Neuchatel, and that a sd d dt b ri sl into execution the of carbineers, and half a company of guides. an ar- z is, d, Xa. d.
n engagement nounc- an cause o. e car e . . Honduras).
should be entered into to brio bo t d t hould take place on the bases proposed, the Australasia........... 10/. per cent. 40 0 0 all 964 Mend 17th Ist and
spent souse years in a private establishment, he w ich the prisoner was before the Court, and g a uan arrangement in abolition of the prosecution of the royalist prisoners an rangemen s
25 0 0 18 15 0 17X Venezuela ..
that sense. F ' uccessively dismissed, Bank of Egypt ...... - M of the Solith- 16th of
ranee promised to employ all her efforts, shall have releaeed them. Switzerland, in giving this troops which are called out may be s . Grey Town..
11 hay Bank of London ...... 5L per cent. 100 0 0 50 0 0 .- month. • Sinpton Orinoco the Atrito
entered the large ecclesiastical seminary of Meaux. they consequently ordered the proceedings to go on. a 'd •
s was sal in the note of the 26th November ; and that Proof of deference to the desire of maintaining peace with as all danger of an aggression from abroad wi e
_r
B itish North American ei'. p. c. & bs. 50 0 0 all 68i. New Granada
He was ordained priest at 23, and served in eeve- The prisoner was again ordered to stand up. n
-e n t ht •
Ch. Bk. Ind. Anst & Ch. 4/. per cent. 20 0 0 6 0 0 -- Chili
ral rural parishes of the diocese. He was even then refused, declared he should not give an answer to o e oug in any case to be completed by a clause which the European powers are animated, will, the entirely disappeared.
51. per cent. 100 0 0 50 0 0 - Peru •• ...
setting forth that the details of the arrangement should Emperor is convinced, assure its future on the most " With respect to the spirit with which the population City ........ - • .
100 0 0 25 0 0 - J
remarked for the restless
. ness, vanity, and ambi- • 1 ' •
any question and protesed a ainst the o
g m ral contain nothing contrary to the entire independence of durable bases. is generally animated, we can only confirm with the qoomionmicarl . , ._ 11
Li.li .o.l:LOnion „ 100 01120 0 0 - Honduras .• pl j• 1 16th of
an. 7 ~}, South-
tioll which form the principal traits in. his cha- vio ence used against him. The president then the canton of Neuchatel. Naturally we insisted in these " A note of Austria of the 9th of this month, which greatest satisfaction what we had the honour to commie (3
Eng,. Scot. & Aust. Ch. 101. per cent. 20 0 0 an 18% Nassan .... Orinoc the ....of"
ampton
racter. ordered the witnesses for the prosecution to be instructions that the h• f
cles of the insurgents should be has just reached us, pronounces in the same spirit in nicate to you on a previous occasion. . Lond. Char. Bk. of Aus. 41. per cent. 20 0 0 „ 18% month.
In 1852 Verger returned to Paris, where he was • •
called. The conduct of the prisoner was through- obliged to leave Switzerland t 1 f vour of Switzerland. "We cannot terminate our report, without expressly Do. New • •
~, _ . ,or a east the canton of a • • • • London and County •• ~ 20 0 0
10/. per cent. 50 0 0 _ mexico ••• • i. Feb. 2
20 73 0 33% Havana •• .. .... South-
Feb. i MVO
out of the most violent kind. He repeatedly inter- °4eucha anipton '•'
tel, until an arrangement should be concluded. " Such are tbe overtures that have been made to us mentioning with admiration the patriotic enthusiasm o Bnkg.C. Si. per cent.lloo 0 0 50 0 0
sure of soon. reaching a brilliant destiny. He ob- ss Eastn. Madeira ....
tained te
s mporary permission to say mass, and, on P P '73. '
ru ted the roceedines aid disregarded all calls to This condi io
t n was in the d esi i '
interest of the accused them. by diplomacy, an pec aliy by the powers that signed which has lately been manifeated amono
o•at the Swiss re• hd°n* • .
Lorh.lou Joint 12 c. &bs 50 0 0 10 0 0 33% ,
Stock .• • 4 P , reneriffe .. 1 aaa. 23 1 1.,
100 0 0 20 0 0 50
P-- C d Fb 6 EthloPe
an ace e
the same recommendation which had, in 1841, in- order, a e
swll as the prayer of his owia counsel to be 8" '
Ives as well as in that of übli
p c order in the canton of the protocol of Lond.on. siding abroad. You have all heard speak of the numerous Londn and Westminstr 10 . per cent.
100 0 0 35 0 0 - W.C.of Africa .. mouth
trodueed. him to the first seminary, the Abbe Le- Moderate. Neuchatel. The declaration of amnest
ought also to reserve the queetion of 'land f l "We are now arrived at the point at which we must and generous oferings which have been deposited on the Nat. ProCl‘ncial of Eng.
ore ease , Ditto, No7v •••• •• • • If 20 0010 0 0 - British North
lesif we can accept or not, without forfeitin altar of the country ; but the children of Switzerland 213 0 0 50 0 - America .. Eoery Fri./ Liver- Arabia Jan. 19 EuroP°
grand, parish priest of St. Germain l'Auxerrois Verger having repeatedly interrupted. the Attor- t e costs of the ask oursei: 1 9 'United Stat
.., es
prosecution and of military o t• ro ositions which have been set forth ign have not stopped there ; and from all parts we have re- ; iiitetkenk ••• • --
NaDt i
ot tuor a
S I.per cent. 50 0 g 22 10 0 -
United States P"
consented to attacla him to his ',church as superflus. ney-General, and having declared that he would chcaunpna tors. The Federal honour, t e P
New sew, wales ~.. 20'. per tent. 20 0 0 au -
Council, however, gave it to izens w o ar
Plf tit' k t h • h 'cid' f 't' h e ready to pay with
in tha we can, t e nation as cove o era rom ct 3834 BritlshNorthl .
Jan.2o and]. Liver- eta
merary. Verger spent three years at the church not permit him to continue, the Attorney- Tr. C-0 , 1- " derstood that if th these overtures. we -a. limper cent. ea 0 ~ alternate , , Baltic Jan, 15 nal.-
e eeing oi. e russia seouiet not raise anY question of rnon 'ht to require that we shall frankly and elearly their persons on the first appeal. The enthusiasm ito 2itittit iiiiiintickc 0.7.0:: ~ . _
20 0 0 15 0 0 13 America .. Tuesdays. P-O-
-of St. Germain l'Auxerrois. On first enterino he General read the articles relating to the expulsion it ey, now the rig
0 0 25 00 , _ United Stat
would also allow for its part all question of e t ar views, and that our counsels be such as we spired by the sentiment of a common nationality shines '`-'"
Provincial of Ireland.. 41.
.o ..,ceti: &c
ebns . 00
t 110 0 0 all 1 British Nel
}. South-
, was embarrassed with debt. M. Legrand advanced olf a prisoner who dieturbs the court. He con- drop. On the, other hand, we considered tha •Dss to •Xpose 0 . .
h oth Th t• h t d forth most brilliantly. All the Swiss, whether they are Ditto, New.• ••• • • " "'l' • * 50 0 all - Ai '
2 orth 31 Jan, 14 - Arne Feb. 19 AM*
him 800 f. to assist iu paying his creditors, and c uded by demanding the expulsion of Verger. portant to have the assurance that the King of P • •hd t d
tit was im. can conciliate wit our a s. ena ion as accep e
ess which is rarely seen all the charges in their own homes or separated from their native soi I_ o• !• e
l se 'Liu
tahn A u•s tra•iia• • • - - 101.
sj. pel cent.
per Wit. 25 0 0 all - nenca .. ampton
.eil
kindly gave him a room in the presbytery. Verger Verger-I care not for you. I care for nobody ruesi w t eVO e n
would abstain from any subsequent military demo ' a ' • • sed on it ; its unanimity provea that by vast countries, or even the ocean, feel that they are
Union of Australia.. • • 11/. per centie. 25 0 0 all - Canada
€3,, •• •• 1 E Tan. 27 .• Liver- Anglo- N. A• - -
I pool Saxon Feb. 4 rico.
but Jesus Christ nstra. and sacrifices imp o
- 2 10 0 ' --,
accepted the benefits, but, finding that his hopes • * ti", and that when once the prisoners wer • k common cause with the authorities, the sons of one country ; all desire to grouts themselves Ditto .... •• •• •• - - -
The President-The Court retires to d l'la hia til e released, it means to ma e is 0 0 3 0 0
of rapid promotion were not realised as speedily as V " e i erate. -
, e meaenres to Switzerland an the Part of that it will stand or fall with the authorities. The nation together, now that danger appears to menace what, in union of Hamburg
101 -8
4 b 50 ii 0 10 0 0 2 M-Morning. E-Evening.
he wished he turned asesinst hi
s e, s benefactor, and erger-That is it ! Begone with you 1 , Prussia should not btl t d
e ° era e • Lastly, effort has then justly the right to dema 0p et
• nd c m l e and trim. the eyes of the Swiss, constitutes their moat precious glty _la
lon of London...-. .pc . s.,
5 tual .. .. - 1100 0 0 50 0 0 40y, ' T
Wh th • d - • • were to made •
en eju ges returned they ordered the
Western Bank of Londn. - 1100 00150 0 0 43 I.I3III3:.PALMERSTON AND THE SOUTRA.MPTON ELEOTIOIG
began to whisper the most odious calumnies against to obtain from the Euglish Govern '
me uilisine explanations on the situation in which we now possession !"
him. gendarmes to remove the prisOner. an adhesion on all the points above men ' ut
q•
*
tioned, and ail are The report concludes by submitting to the assembly - DOCKS. ------- -Some local wags have been cruel enough to is
' soe
Terger-You yourselves made the difficult surances with respect to Switzerland identical ' ' . • whether we should subscribe to the the propositions, which have been already published. _
In August, 1855, his diocesan deprived him of You began. I have done. Y. ef France. with those " The question Dividend Amount • yed
his powers as a clergyman, and he was consequently propo4tions of the Powers is closely bound up with that Name of Company per of Lord Palmerston to Mr. Lankester, expressing in
o•
Verger was then removed. " Such were in substance the • • •
instructions given to the whether Switzerland, by so doing, can attain the object Annum. Share. Paid' Price. unceremonious languag h. •d. •
e is in ignation that Mr. Lo
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obliged to quit the parish of St. Germain l'Aux(Ar- leeation and • THE ROYAL MAIL PACKET TYNE. -_--____ - --___ kester should have made use of a private converiatio:
After 20 minutes' deliberation the jury pro- te' k , in the limits of which it ha,' full latitude to which she tas hitherto aspired. We are then in pre- .
z s. d. X s. d. between them to promote electioneering purposes st
rois. He spent some months in Paris after that nounced a verdict of guilty against the assassin, 11)sa
mae e such modifications as might be considered lea. Bence of this conclusion :-Can Switzerland, in the new -.-.-eme,-_-.
Commercial .• • • ....•• 51. pr cent. Stock. Sto k
131 fter verb ° . - public meeting. The placard is dated " Committeea
occurreece. From day to day he wearied the Arch- Verger, on three poiuts of accusation-namel that ti a al conference& The essential point was Phase int° which the affair has entered, attain her oh- The Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty have much Dto. n d
Iv
ePsr4e
If enrdeinac.e. Stock.
61 r"-ent. o - rooms, High-street," but Lord Palmerston has desire"'
_
bishop and the judicial authorities with his corn- wilful murder, premeditation, and lyine in wait Y.'
.orc, ae assurances which might be expected from the ject 3 Will the independence of Neuchatel be the result satisfaction in making known the handsome and generous a
uarasna Surry D. & Canal 41:pper'cent. 10rock. "
-e• nch Government as 1 •OMO 0 o _ his agents to disavow the letter altogether.
plaints and his accusations against the parish prieet The verdict did not admit extenuatine circum- net, should b • , we 1&9 from the Englisa Cabi. of al these efforts ?
manner in which Mr. E. Pecher, Consul-Generai of his Do. Loan Notes .... „ 100 0 0 100 0 0 - PALMER'S EXECUTIONER.-When Palmer was ordere,i
of St. Germain l'Auxerrois, and incessantly mc- stances. ein accordance with the substance of the "We believe that we can reply in full confidence that el :
eeatesty the King of the Belgians at Rio Janeiro has Do. 5 per cent. Pref. 51. pr cent. 25 0 0 50 0
instructions. London ... • • ....... - for execution at Stafford for the Rugeley poisonings. l'
naced this last with some great scandal unless he It was given amid profound silence. .. -rn the issue will be such as we have desired, and to which conferred a donation of 500/. on Henry Bath, chief boat-
St. Katharine ........ ._ . •• Stock. stock. -
will be remembered that a man named S • •oft
ate t er cnt. Stock. Mith, keep!
readmitted him to the church with an income to The counsel for the accused not havin an tl • e consequence of the high importance of th •t • 11 efforts have tended The Confederation has -
ein e. a our th C t uard service, and in charge of the St. .
man in e oas g _ outhampton •• .. 4 * p
per cent. 50 0050 "o 0 -4-84 a, public-house at Kates-hill, near the town, offered 0
g y iln„
c„, taste at stake, we co 'cl • • dhe d • d and brave conduct in pro- Victoria •• • .
si ered it right to delegate, a, hitherto propo,e. t iscontinuance of the prosecutien Alban's station, for hie goo
be fixed by himself. Out of compassion for the to sa ' 1 d' h C 5/. Os per c. 20 0020 0 0 - "do the job," and that his services were accepted. l'hi:
y against tle ver ict, t e ourt, after a short bearer of these instructni im o t Tyne. Di tta Nr.e.w.................
1 s earner
ons, an Envoy Extraordinar t a, BOO& li9 the King of Prussia should recognise the inde- needing to the assistance of the Roya a
state in which Yeroer was the 20 0 0 14 0 0 ' 134 man, unlike Caicraft, has not prospered in his haogo3*,°C
~ , Archbishop of Paris deliberation, passed sentence of death uon Verger. H. M. the Emperor of the French. Our choice fenY. e donee of Neuchatel. Accordin to the o ositions The followin is Mr. Pechir's letter to Commodore Eden,
interceded in his favour with the Biehop of Meaux, Dr. LIST OF SCOTTISII COMPANIES' PRICES. profession. For the last morith or two he has been 111‘
Verger, whom it was found necessarp to lead in Kern, deputy in the Connell of State', who, On
oPteuthe Powers, Switzerland is to coLeile therditrcontinu• the Controllgr-General of the Coastguard service, and
a
who still contin
ued to be his ecclesiastical superior. from the violence he dis la Y s member of the Federal Assembly, was fully acquitaaatsead ance of the prosecution, whilst the Powers take the their Lordships' reply ; and the Lords Commissioners prison for debt ; all
A letter of the Bisho ed, had the sentence •th • Dividend Amoent consequently he filed a petition in the Woroestershir.
pof Meaux was attached read to him and •t " dth. tl ivi the instructions of the supreme authority of ta en a ement to bring the conflict to a satief t n• fth Admiralty have also had much satisfaction in pro- Name of Company. per ef Paid. Price.
i was announce o im iat ac ory co 0 e Insolvency Court, and cat
to the indictment, bearing date the 10th of Feb th d s country, and had the honour to have been personalle olugsl in conformity with the wishes of the nation• • H Bath to be a chief officer in the Coast- Annum. Share. me up at Dudley on Thurscisi
, ree ays were granted to him to appeal to the k moung enry --_______
1856. It specifies that, out of consider • - . nown for a long time to H. M. the Eooperor of thy. Now, we must not lose sight of the fact that previously. g ard service, as a mark of their appreciation of his ex- -- ge Parham. He was described iii,
ation tor Court of Cas •
sation against it. French, d. f s. d. his petition as a drover a I
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the Archbishop, Verger would be recalled to the , 5i....e..... ii„. eeoetietteee nf fh. re,. nvs ii, .../ XT--_-3____ I-. -Uil __, ---,1,,,,f. Bank (If ClAnfl.., ~
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•
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Quiet business to-d
al-riod6lClsleshe
0 41 0 0 - 1•• ay, and prices closed rather lower.
uvi.1341,, NI LIGI V I,IIC 11411: 1 .11.V,', .1.1. '" "''''''''' I."' the ',.id of Jauuary, 1857, of having conansitte'd a might be arranged, EiTigi-an-d--;;Id-Fr:a;;;;be;g-diwsp-o-sed
Do. Do. 4th Cap. 31. 50 0 Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 33j-- London
circumference of a five-franc piece. The prisoner wilful and premeditated. murder on the person ot to act in common, to arrive at a solution honourable for elance by a comparison between the French note of the satisfactory to Switzerland.
40 0 0 all -
Results equally favourable are seen also at the first as to the pnsition of Neuchatel, would receive a solution D"uo.• "Deo: VI '6':1:: ''47. 1°0;1 '5; ; ; ii 10 0 -
Independent •-- - •• 51. aßnidrkNenohrtehad7Les,pteoroni,
was entirely dressed in black. He was led in by Marie Dominique Auenste Sibour Archbishop of
Paris, a crime mentioned in artic'le 302 of the Switzerland. As our minister had already informed us
sitiv London Parl. Preferen. 61. per cent. 25 0 0 -
0 0 24534
ir-e,E6asstie.rn, C:eun,ties 9j-
Blackburns, 8.11 3, - L 4b• dYk If ' 96. -
t Nir eas
tnecrans
oifrecaannada onrews ire, j
the gendarmes, and advanced to the place assigned
th, the ambassador of latter also confined itself to expressing the opinion that, thought that it would be desirable to ob. taihnoupros
thee
sth and the note called collective of the 21st Dec. This "At the epoch of the departure of our de. legate we
Phoenix .••.. •• •• 5l. peiri.cent. 62g g 0
by a despatch of December 26
Ratcllff •• • • • .. •• •• •• 2j pm.-
him with perfect self-possession, holding in one Penal Code. England at Paris, Lord Cowley, had likewise manifested after the discontinuance of the prosecution, the respec- information as to the attitude of our neigh ,
•n
case war Surrey Consumers B/. per cent. 10 000 5126
alol 0 151;1 Midland, 821-Gr•ea.
20%
hand a bundle of papers. He did not appear m friendly sentiments towards Switzerland tive Governments would employ all their efforts to States of Bavaria, Wurtemberg, and Baden, I
I/ ited General 13s 6d per sh 50 0 0 -
to him most , . h „, n •• -•• • -----
_
When the indictment was read, the President of
t in with Prussia should break out. M. Furrer, w o .
Westminster Chartered 6; eer cent. 59 0 0 -
the slightest degree intimidated, and he looked duce the Kin
and had given him to understacd that he also was of i? • • gof Prussia to make an arratngeemucen ,
BIRMINGHAM, JAN. 17.
the Court informed the prisoner that he was ac-
ht l• 1 h schr ed b credentials sent Ditto, New .... •• •• - 50 0 0 10 0 0 10%
about on the crowd before and under him with the opinion that the Swiss Minister should ask for new in- n
t e spirit of the complete independence oN . a e already at Car sr ue, wa a g y
Western A ... .... 10 0 0 all 7% STOOK EXCHANGE. - There was a quiet market to-
cused of the crime of assassination with d•
preme 1- rnments
structions from his government, with the ohj„t of not .ku to the removal of the accused from the territory of to him for the purpose, to obtain from toe gove _. _
• .... 10 0 0 4 0 0 -
f Ditto B
utmost calmness. He stooped down for a moment tation dth t
to whisper semet ' fh• d t
thin, into the ear o is a voca e ,an ahe should now hear the charges allowing to escape the last opportunity, perhaps, of tne Coafederation until the conflict should be settled, of those three States explanations on this point, and, i
INSURANCE COMPANIES. the close. London and North Westerns, 1064 A-Great
brought against him. The names of the witnesses arranging the difference in a satisfactory manner. and as to the abstention from all hostile measures against necessary, to make proper representations. Whatever
Western, 66i i-Midlands, 82i 83-Birminghani Banks,
' s with the ,endar h '
and then began o conver.e
of
the '
d r me
vr
o for the Proseention,2o in number, were then called, "In the midst of the numerous pre-occupations which Switzerland by Prussia, there was no question of them might occur, we thought duty dictated to us this pre• Dividend Amount 34.
was at his left. A captain gea a mery and
of Paid. Price.
and as each answered to his name he withdrew to were the result of the sittings of the councils of the 29,6 in the note, ceeding, although we might admit that, seeing the Name of Company. . per
- --
Annum. Shore.
a lieutenant of the Pans Guard were with the the room set apart for them. Two witnesses only and 30th December, it was naturally not possible t, " You are aware h t d• d with position of Prussia in the Germanic Confederation,_and
, gentlemen, t a we esire , - MANCHESTER, JAX. 17.
guards stationed near the prisoner.
Len- .-.-:---•-----
X s d. .£ s. .
. were called for the prisoner-Mademoiselle Blau- decide immediately on the instructions to be give, to the French Cabinet, that the Government of her Bri- after the adhesion of the latter to the protocol of •
STOOK EXCHANGE.--The market was a shade weaker toe
At half-past 10 o'clock the jury took their places,
u.sepser c. 500 050 0 90 day, and prices slightly lower. Midlands 824 to 83-
our minister. On the 31st Dec., however we discussed tannic Majesty should join in the declarations of France. don, the part to be played by the States of Southern
Albion •• .••• .• .." ••
1714
chard, sho k
p eeper, and the Abbe Gaette.
14 .6d.bs 100 0 11 0
and Fc.r.
and the judges their seats on the bench. The the subject fully, and we were not a single instant unde- We see, however, by a note of the 7th,addressed by Lord Germany could scarcely be doubtful. In fact, the dealt- Allianza Bri. Sheffields, 331-Leedl, NI-Eastern Counties, 9 7-16-
si. p.c.& bs. 100 0 25 0
The prisoner was ordered to stand up He in-
-
judges were MM. Delangle, Bonniet de Salig,nae cided on the subject of the resolutions which we had Cowley, to our Minister at Paris, that the English Cabi- rations which were made on this occasion were of such Ditto Mame. :: ::
.. _
1 0 „all - Blackburn, BJ.
quired of the President whether he could k 1
Athenceum • •
..
15s. Od. 50 .1 515 16%
(who presided), and AI. Degueranvillier. Tbe offi- to adopt, if we did not wish to disavow ourselves and to net thinks right to maintain its declaration of Nov. 25. a nature that it could not be doubted that a promise, at •
observatitsn to the Co t d the • bmf
a e feu Atlas - ........ ....
41 per cent. 100 0 25 0 _
LEEDS-JAN. 17.
cial prosecutors were M. Vaisse, procureur geared, urd
,anTh p Jury e ore t e disregard the opinion which had manifested itself so It is therein said that if the Federal Government, fullY least confidential, had been given that a passage would
Irgus Life . • • .• • • .• • • ...
fl. 10s. 50 0 5 0 64
examination commence e residedt informed
and M. Barbier, avocet g6n6ral. M. Nugent de hi h strikingly and so unanimously at tee nation and amongst appreciating all the circumstances, should decide on be granted to the Prussian troops, if circumstances British Commeircriial ....
71. 10s. 50 0 2 0 35 STOCK ExCHANGE..-The market has been quiet to-day
m e was at liberty to do so. The prisoner then the authorities.
• h ut trial, the Government should require it. It is true that the governments of Church of Eng a d..
5/. .50 0 2 0 214 Sheffields, 331-North Westerns, 81-Midland, Bradford;
Saint Laurens had been named by the Court coun- releasing the pEisoners wit o
City of London ..
..•
bs. 100 0 10 0
• began in a solemn and emphatic tone the following "We will here briefl h f H . Fh G • fd t d•cl not fail to recall the friendly spr ct.& 30 63.6.3.-North Eastern and Berwick, 21.
Afed.Bc Gen. Life _
1 for the prisoner and took his place by his side y state t e contents of the note o .B. M. would in common with the renc 0- the countries re erre o i
Clerietl., .
........ 4/. 100 0 150
00
se
Aft -'
• • • * words ;-" It is now 19 centuries since a serious called collective which was ro osed here ' vern tt k ' ' h K'n of Prussia to relations existing with Switzerland ; that they expressed Conn 3..• • -
.. 11. 168. 50 0 - -
er some preliminary proceedings the tn,terro- , p p on t e elst eeec., men ,a e steps to induce tel g . .
- b • lot• d t d t h
wurd was pronounced b •
y a man-more than a man and to which we expressly declared that we would • solve the cptest• fN f hate! in conformity with the the greatest regret at eiug o ige oa op suc mesa. crown .... •• •• •• •• ss. 50 0 5 0 - SEABORNE MAIL&
f th •
gatoire, or examination o e prisoner by the give • ion 0 eu c . .
f h th h ve the assurance that, far from . Eagle - 5 t 100 0 5 0
% per cen . 5;
-it was Christ, the man-God. He said, ' Pax our consent, convinced as we were that •
it would con- wishes of Switzerland, namely, by the recognition o t e sures, and at t ey ga
y nd Law.. •• • • -gas
Court, commence .
d. The Jud,e asked the risoner
18 .
. P vobis, pax omnibus.' Another man whom you love i
ta_n nothiag which would wound the dignity of owit independence f N htl. On the other hand, the taking part in the conflict, they would employ them-
Pueroi(peaan Life ......... 11. 29 9 4an
his name. He replied, in a firm voice, " Jean zer _ o euc a
.e .
If dtth F • l ctively to arrange it. Although those govern- Family Endowment •• 41. per cent!. 10ig 400
iiii)l -
whom you all venerate, whom I love and venerate' land. According to the draft of this note, ihe represen. Government of ELM. felt it due to itse an o e e se yes a
6 per cen . ete (roe Mai
Louis Verger." ,
e the obligation imposed by Federal General.... ••.••• • • • •
51. per cent. Stock. all 101 ,...
has said, ' L'Empire c'est la paix.' Now, what are tatives of the powers undertook to give the positive as- deral Government to declare that It was not able to gua• ments did not alleg . .
" Your profession ?"
ermit the passaee of troops, they caused it to Globe ••••• • • • - - 47 5 0 - Made up at Whence
we to understand by these words ? What are surance that as soon ae the Federal authorities should rantee the succees of those steps, and that it had not for law to p • Gresham Life . .......
20 0 0 50 0 0 - By what When By who,
' • . h u lit f the des-
-
" Ecclesiastic."
we"- have proneuneed the immediate and complete annulation the present any sufficient motive toconsider itself assured be understood that Prussia,. in er q a y e memoer
t too o 0 20 0 0 52 Vessel. expected Vessel.
............ 5/. per cen . Post. Office. patched.
" Your age ?" of the prosecution their Governrne
, nts would do all in of euccess. of the Germanic Confederation, could not be prevented Guardian
121. per cent 500 0 0 30 0 0 -
The President, here interrupting him, said this
uing an object which the Confederation has Imperial Fire... ••• • • • 910 0 201 i
" Thirty years." their power to induce H.M. the King of Prussia to ar- "It cannot be denied that in this note the Unglish from purs les &21 bs 100 0 0
Imperial Life
-----
--
-771,71 t-h, &
was his defence ; his defence should come after the d b 'ts adhesion to the protocol of 5.. p. ct. &bs , 100 South-
" Where were you born ?" range the pending difference, and to do so by declarin y Cabinet has not given assurances of such wide bearing expressly sanctione y 1
Indemnity Marine.... • 021 0 0 3,1 Spain
red also 2s &as bon 0
s 1 0 0 ampton era.
hearing of the witnesses. The prisoner continued the • • - - L d • those governments appea to think Law Fire ............
0 0 12 10 0 61% Gibraltar
"At Neuilly-sur-Seiee (close to Paris)." entire independence of Neuchatel. We in con- as that of the French note of the sth. It would never- on on ,
he refusal to admit troops would be an iudirect Law MM..... .... .... 51. per cent. 100 0 0
Gibraltar -1
in the same strain for some time. Ho complained •cl d • • 20 0 51,4
" Where was your last place of residence ?" eequence cons' ere it just and equitable that our theless be an error to believe that England has not, that t .
inst a member of the Ger Legal and General Life 4s. per share 50
12 10 0 Malta •• • •
"At my brother's house in Paris, Rue-de-Seine of his not having been able while in prison to new programme should contain nothin ' • l'le F • fh • t tion defence of Switzerland aga .
g which del 1 e ratios, proposed as the object o er in erven ,
In presence of these views and London
London & Prov. Law- 33. 50 0 0 2 0 0 25 gYP •"• ••
E t I 4th & 20th
Ceylon .• .. hi South- 4th and
20th of
of the t Pent theta
56." ) procure the "elements of his defence." He had not at least attain the limits of what was offered the absolute independence of Neuchatel of all foreign manic Confederation.
read made, Id 1 h •
we cou scarce y ope Marme lBs. & bs. 100 0 0 20 0
o - India
eiven in a list of GO witnesses, but the Advocate- us in the collective note ; and besides, that the ties. The note itself indicates the motive for which she of the promise al y _
I would be of Med.lnylid& Gen. Life 4% per cent 50 0 0 20 0 3U . . month.
de by us a one
Mauritius
The jurors then took the oaths and the clerk or '•
Minerva - .......... 51. per cent. 20 0 0 4 0 0 -
5 ) General only allowed one There were two sorts programme should supply some omissions and eannot pronounce in the same manner as France has that representations ma .
d in the nature of (v'aCe Ion)
con-
greffier of the court, being called on by the presid-
Monarch .......• .... 51. per cent. 5 0 0 1 0 0 11.
of r f •tt ad* I h.
wi poo s-wri en n mora proofs-and e .
secrete certain rinci les which h do that otive n scarcel be anything else than notable influence. It was hes' es
of Neu b China Y 4th of }
, t ough impia no; m
icka _ y_
h th• s that on this occasion the question . . 9 atel New Equitable - .••• •• .. Feb. 4.. .......•
ing judge, commenced reading the acte d'accusa- tl ' d Y thp '
Penang .. •• i 5.1 the
shed to have both. Some explanation then took ci y comprise in e note were not formally the drcu t a er t
mstance tat Prussia does no pp a o aye ing , he discus. Pelican - - - ampton
be discussed and our delegate in t
Singapore .. month.
tion, or indictment.
folio Phcenix ..• • •• 51 per colt - -1841 A hil
place between the President and the counsel for the expressed. The instructions wh''ch we gave to our Mi made to the English Cabinet the same overtures as those should also ,
hey hitherto wed
Australia(via/ 3/
.. 1 South- T. ,TT Morn
The first part of the acte d'accusation contains risoner. The latter said that the • er had nigter started in consequence from the following point of i addressed to the French Cabinet. sion, took care to defend the po Professional Life.... :: 51. .
. per cent. G 5 0 010 0 -
the Cape).. i ... '• •• j ampton .• ••-• • `• an• "' Light
nothing more than the particulars of the crime, 'lowa a list of 60 names, but had not rst°tUhem to view :-TheFederat Council would be for its part disposed "In a note presented on the 10th the legation of by Switzerland.
he 30th Deo Rock Life .
Provident Life........ 12%. per c. 100 0 0 10 0 0 -
7s. 5 0 0 010 0 8 Cape of Good
with which you are already acquainted. It then him. The Attorney-General stated thiat the list to propose H M the Emperor '
the complete arune,ty and role:hie of the pm. Russia announces that . . , animated "In conformity with your decision of t _
d ” Ro al E •Ii• •••
• • • • ••
Y xc ange ....••
.8 p. c. &bs Stock. all Hope ..•• ..
dto the Swiss people the eeree _
Dart- Harbin- 25 Englaed
gives some account of the prisoner's previous career. soners, even before trial, on the condition, however, both by the desire of contributing to maintain the respect we have communicate . Sun Fire ...... h%p. c . & bs. - IP 242 Mauritius .. E Feb. 5.. .. mouth ger Jai.
was in fact a tissue of the most abominable libels.
nexod thereto. _ Ceylon ....
He was born, as is already said, at N aunty, near _ that there should be given to it, relative to the indepeta- due to the arrangements whish constitute? the public law which you issued, and tha proclamation an
h 0 lit tle to tinDititet<i)ltinfeg.d.c:ii; • 7.11 4/. Tbot s . 20 -0
0 510 0 5 India ......
The prisoner at this part 1 •
got great y excited, and donee of Neuehat of Europe, and by the most friendly sentiments towards "As regards military arrangements we av
Paris, on the 20th of August, 1826. At the age el, hopes more pesitive than those con• d ehe Universal Life . - Li5b0n......,
shouted out, " Read, read, read, read.l" tained in the note of the French Cabinet of Nov 26. It the Swiss nation, the true interests of which he has at add. Yon are aware that two divisions, the 3,1 an ..
Victoria Life •• - 5 0 0 SN, Madeira .... 1
of 14 he was admitted throu,h the charitable in-
CapedeVerds I
1 South-
.) . The President recommended him to calm him- was particularly to be desired that the assurance. should heart, will employ with zeal and confidence his good sth, were called out so far back as the 201 h of last montb„
Brazil .. ... 51
• Feb. 9.... $.
terference ot the su enor of the Sisters o • •
. p . f Neuilly,
JOINT-STOCK BANKS. i ampton • Feb. 12 AVOII
self. After SOCLIO further consultation the judges be given at once that theking wasdisposed, im • 1 ffi •hh K. fP• • • f fan arrange- Ou the demand of the Commander-in-Chief and with the
BuenosAyres
met iate•y o ces wit t e mg o ra_sus in avour o
J
to a seminar in the Rue St Niohol
y . as du Chard°.
Dividend Amount Falkland is-
retired to deliberate on the list of witnesses, and on on the amnesty and release of the prisoners bei t / ddi l • h • f rmit as 'vv of properly assuring communications between those -
ng pre. men 0 present 1 ea ties as muc In con o y vie
lands
net. The registers of the house contain au eat
divisions, we then called into active service 18 bat- Name of Company. ' ot Paid. Price.
e' , ryl their return to Court announced that the facts on
dated 1844 from which it would a
) ppear tnat he nounced, to renounee his pretensions, or at least to c
sent to negotiations on the basis of th • • an. possible with the wishes of Switzerland-as soon as ale, two
Anpner Share.
. . h C f d • le 11 le e ro- talions of infantry, 3 batteriee of artillery, 8 companies _
____:.... West, Indies
(except Ha-
ll hth 'ci f h •
wlc e eve ence o t ose witnesses was to be . . e recognition of the sovereign authority of t e on e oration s a al- p
vana and
had been sent from the establishment "for a fault independence of Neuchatel, and that sd d dt b •sl into execution the of carbinoers, and ha
'lf a company of guides. It an ar-
.e s. d. X s. d.
an engagement nounc. an cause o e came
9614 Honduras).
the bases proposed the A t alasia 10/. per cent. 40 0 0 all 2clandl7 Ist and
in which his probity was concerned." After h •
eying given had no relation whatever to the charge for
which the •
prisoner was before the Court, and th
should be entered into to bring about an arrao ' h rt. fth os t• /th list prisoners and rangemant should take place on • , us r ... -•••• •• _
gement in ao 1 ion o epr ecu ion o e roya
dismissed, Bank of Egypt ...... 25 0 0 18 15 0 175 Venezuela
SoUth- 16th of
spent souse years in a private establishment, he
shall have releaeed them. Switzerland, in giving this troops which are called out may be successively .
d 51 per cent. 100 0 0 50 0 0 ,- Grey Town
at sense. France promised to employ all her ff month. • aMpton Orinoco the Aire°
broad will have Bank of Lon on ...... : •
68% -
New Granada
entered the large ecclesiastical seminary of Meaux. they consequently ordered the proceedings to go on. as was 'd
• h e orts,
sal in t e note of the 26th November • and th t Proof of deference to the desireof maintaining peace with as all danger of an aggression from a
British North American I'. p. c. & bs. 50 0 0 all 0
Chili . month.
He was ordai The prisoner was again ordered to stand up He
ned priest at 23, and served in aeve- • note ought in any case to be cam leted b' l a which the European powers are animated, will, the entirely disappeared. Ch. Bk. Ind. Aust & Ch. 41. per cent. 20 00 6 0 - _
0 0 0 50 0 0 - f
refused, declared he should not give an answer to y a c ause,
0.. .
ral rural parishes of the diocese. He vvas even then setting forth that the details of the Lrangetnent should trnperor is convinced, aasure its future on the most " With reepect to the spirit with which the population city
......... ....... 51. per cent.
11g0 0 0 25 0 0 - California .. J
IP
any question and protesed against the moral
leo o s 20 0 0 - Honduras .• 16th of
remarked for the restlessness, vanity, and ambi- • 1 ' contain nothing contrary to the entire independence of durable bases. is generally animated, we can only confirm with the Coomlonml
C earcial of London. pf Jan. 17 T}, South-
vio ence used against him. The president then
& Aust. Ch. 101. per cent. 20 0 0 all 18% Nassan .... • Orinoc the ....of'
tion which form the principal traits in his cha- the canton of Neuchatel. Naturally we insisted in these " A note of Austria of the 9th of this month, which greatest satisfaction what we had the honour to comma-
Eng,. Scot. 18% amnion
month.
ordered the witnesses for the prosecution to be instrnctions that the chi has just reached us, pronounces in the same spirit in nicate to you on a previous occasion. Lond. Char. Bk. of Aus. 41. per cent. 20 0 0 „
racter. efs of the insurgents should be 20 0 0
- Mexic° •••• i• F b }S th
In 1852 Verger returned to Paris, where he was called. The conduct of the prisoner was through- obliged to leave Switzerland, or at least th favour of Switzerland.
e canton of "We cannot terminate our report, without expressly Do. New
London and County • •
• • 1 " t 5
18 . per een .00 0 20 'i3 0 33% Ilavana .•.. e . 2.. „ ou -
..,
arnpton Feb. 1 MVO
out of the most violent kind. He dl •
repeate y inter- UC a
Ige h t 1 t'l
e,un 1 an arrangement should be concluded. tb ov t ht h b d ' • • h d ' • th t• cc enthusiasm
" Such are a er ures t a ave een ma eto us mentioning wit a intration epa rio I
Lon. Se Eastn. Blew. C. 61. per cent.lloo 0 0 50 0 0 -
Madeira ...'
sure of soon reaching a brilliant destiny. He le This condition was in the interest of the accused them. by diplomacy, and especially by the powers that signed which has lately been manifested amongst the Swiss re• don Joint-Stock .•. 12% pc. ,
& bs' 50 0 0 10 0 0 33% ,
reneriffe _ 1 Jan. 23
..} pi
o - rupted the proceedings, aid disregarded all calls to
Lon t 100 0 0 20 0 0 50 - -y- Candace Feb 6 EthioP.
W.C.of Africa mouth
tained temporary permission to say m.ass, and, on selves, as well as in that of public order i th tocol of London. siding abroad. You have all heard speak of the numerous Londn and Westminatr 16 (. per cen .
100 0 0 35 0 0 -
order, as well as the prayer of his owia counsel to be n e canton of the pro
••ncial of Eng. British North
the same recommendation which had, in 1841, in- N ht 1 Th d I •
euc ae . eec aration of "We are now arrived at the point at which we must and generous oferings which have been deposited on the NallitPtor°Now -- - - 20 o 0 10 0 0 -
America .. E.%. F Liver- ne
Moderate. amnesty and of release sf
„ 213 0 0 5 0 o -
troduced. him to the first seminary, the Abbe Le- ought also to reserve the 'Pesti" °I the c°sts of the ask aurselves if we can accept or not, without forfeiting altar of the country ; but the children of Switzerland
Ditto'ditto
- ri.}
pow Arabia Jan. 19 EOM-
Sl.per cent. 50 0 0 22 10 0
grand, parish priest of St. Germain l'Auxerrois Verger having repeatedly interrupted. the Attor- prosecution and of Tt '`•
mi 1 ary occupatioa. The F d i henour the proposnions which have been set forth in have not stopped there ; and from al p
1 arts we have re-
. Natiouf.l Bank .
10' per tent. 20 0 0 all - United S,tates I 0
consented to attacla him to his [church as supenaul. ney-General, and haying declared that he would Council, however, gave it to be und e era , ,
If tit' ktb t h t• h • d ff rs from citizens who are ready to pay with
erstood that if t these overtures. we In awe can, te na ion as cone o e
New 74°Ith Wales '.••
101. per cent. 25 0 0 ••_ 383, Britishl'a orth 1
'4 A an. 2 and Liver
alternate „a- Baltic Jan, 15 BaltiC
merary. -Verger spent three years at the church ndrst permit him to continue, the Attorney- King of Prussia should. not raise a est' f 11
eh r'ght to require that we shall frankly and clearly their persons on the first appeal. The enthusiasm in- OrienteittlittickCo.r.p.o.t:l3; , _
20 0 0 15 0 0 13% _ Inerlca T.
Tuesdays. y
yqu . lon o rnoney, n"w ---e -le • %canes. too 0 0 25 0 0 i 2
BUrinittedStates
of St. Germain l'Auxerrois. On first enterin, he ofeneral read the articles relating to the expulsion it would also allow for its 11) d that our counsels be such as we spired by the sentiment of a common nationality shines ••
ortto m
P ovinacial of Ireland,. 41...
. was embarrassed with debt. M. Legrand advanced •soner who dieturbs the
1 (7 pri . part a question of costs to expose our views, an
court. He con- drop. On the other hand, we considered that it • •liate with our oaths. The nation has accepted forth most brilliantly. All the Swiss, whether they are Ditto, New.• •••• • • • ,:er cent. 10 0 0 all I
N:1,el• cent. 25 0 0 all _ America ..
ishNorth 31 Jan. 14 . I South" Ar AM*
• ampton ago.. Feb. 1 9
.
him 800 f. to assist iu paying his creditors, anti. cued by demanding the expulsion of Verger. portant to have the assurance that the Kin 0. yas Ina. Ca.n conct
hich is rarely seen all the charges in their own homes or separated frotn their native soil 1=1... . .. ..
Au.s.t;;li;;.... ..
.• toi. per eCnt. 25 0 0 an
Liver- Anglo- N.At3e4
Verger-I care not for you. I care f 1 Pruesi with devotedness w
sed on it ; its unanimity provea that by vast countries, or even the ocean, feel that they are tle
union of Australia.. •. tit. per centie. 25 0 0 all - Canada
€3.1, •• •• 1 E Tart. 27 •• I pool Saxon Feb. 4 rico.
kindly gave him a room in the presbytery. Verger btJes Ch is or nobody would ahatain from any subsequent railitarygde • a .
monstra- and sacrieces imp)
- 2 10 0 4
--- _.....,
accepted the benefits, but, finding that his hopes The 3112'ires"d t.
tion, and that when once the prisoners were released, it means to make common cause with the authorities, the sons of one country ; all desire to group themselves Dittoo..oa.i.n.eu•r•i:::: _ is o 0 30 0 - M-Morning. E-Evening.
i ent-The Court retires to deliberate. heaths, meaeures to Switzerland on the th t•t 'll stand or fall with the authorities. The nation together, now that danger appears to . menace what, in ttniconil
or 14 D
f L0nd0n...... 101.pc& •bs., 50 ti 0 10 0 0 _
of rapid promotion were not realised as speedily as Ve part of a 1 wi
reer-That is it ! Begone with you! Prussia should not be toler ted L h ri ht to demand complete and trail- the eyes of the Swiss, constitutes their moat precious F....,
unity Mutual -.. - 1100 0 0 50 0 0 aoy ' ,
he wished he turned anainst his benefa
, e ctor, and When the •ud es r t d h d
j g e urne tey or ere ,
t d •
d the were oma eto obtain from the English Governme
a ' astly, efforts has then justly t e g • . • . - ~,
.1i • e explanations on the situation in which we now possession . Western Bank°, Londn. - I lop 00150 0 0 43 2 -I,OItA.PALMERSTON AND THE SOUTHAMPTON ELECTION!
began to whisper the most odious calumnies against et te sin
The report concludes by submitting to the assembly -
DOCKS. --.._________. -Some local wags have been cruel enough to ion°
him. gendarmes to remove the prisoner. an adhesion on all the points above men ' q *
tioned, and aie are
which have been already published.
Terger-You yourselves made the difficult surances with respect to Switzerland identical ' . • whether we should subscribe to the the propositions,
Dividend Amount d
with those " The question
In August, 1855, his diocesan deprived him of You began. I have done. Y. ef France.
Lord Palmerston to Mr. Lankester, expressing in le
"tions of the Powers is closely bound up with that Name of Company per of Paid. Price
propo,i
unceremonious language his indignation that Mr. Lege
Annum. Share. *
his powers as a clergyman, and he was consequently Verger was then removed. "Such were in substa th •
nce e instructions given to the whether Switzerland, by so doing, can attain the object
jos
THE ROYAL MAIL PACKET TYNE. ---- - --___ ____ kester should have made use of a private oonversat
obliged to quit the parish of St. Germain l'Auxer- Alter 20 minutes' deliberation the jury pro- t`"
leeation anci •
k , in the litnite of which it had full latitude to which she tas hitherto aspired. We are then in pre- Z5.d.X s. d. between them to promote electioneering purposes lit •
rois. He sPent some months in Paris after that nounced a verdict of guilty against the assassin, lrsa
ma. e such modifications as might be considered rea. Bence of this conclusion :-Can Switzerland, in the new --..„--..
Commercial •• • • ....•• 51. pr cent. Stock. Stock,
bl after verbal eference - public meeting. The placard is dated " Committe°,4
occurrezace. From day to day he wearied the Arch- Verger, on three points of accusation-namel h conferences. The essential point was Phase jut° which the affair has entered, attain her ob• The Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty have much
EaDsto.
and WePsrt India.. 61. pr":,•ent. =cct: •• - rooms, High-street," but Lord Palmerston has desire''
Y 5 tat the essurances • • _
bishop and the judicial authorities with his corn- wilful murder, premeditation, and lyine in wait. French Gov which might be expected from the ject 3 Will the independence of,Neuchatel be the result satisfaction in making known the handeome and generous
• Grand Surry D. & Canal 41. per cent. 100 e 0 1 "
00 0 0 _ his agents to disavow the letter altogether.
J
ernment as 1
, we 1&9 from the English Cabi. of al these efforts ?
manner in which Mr. E. Pecher, Consul-General of his ii
Loan Notes . t 100 00MO 0 0 - PALMER'S EXEOUTIONER.-When Palmer was ordere
plaints and his accusations against the parish prieet The verdict did not admit extenuatine- circum- net, should be •
Rio Janeiro has D°o: ser cent. P.r•ef.• 51. r" it
in accordance with the substance of the "We believe that we can reply in full confidence that Majesty the King of the Belgians at p eon . 2LOOc 0 sti 0 - for execution at Stafford for the Rugeley p
t London P..... •- _ „ °leonine,
of St. Germain l'Auxerrois, and incessantly me- stances. instructions.
k. stock. -
the issue will be such as we have desired, and to which conferred a donation of 500/. on Henry Bath, chief boa •
St. Katharine •• .• •• • • 4%1 " will be remembered that a man named Smith, keeping
. per cnt. Stock
naced this last with some great scandal unless he It was given amid profound silence. "In co
C t uard service, and in charge of the St. .
~,
outhampton •• - 4 • ates-hill nea to
nsequence of the high importance of th •t - 11 efforts have tended The Confederation has
ein e. a our n man in the oas g
51.17 cent. 50 0050 o 0 -4-8% 5 public-house at Ka , r the town, offered
~
readmitted hiva to the church with an income to The counsel for the accused not havin an tl •
g y line
0, rests at stake, we co 'cl d d the dis '
csi ere it right to delegate, a, hitherto propod). _ _ continuance of the prosecu.tie Alban's station, for hie d and brave conduct in pro- Victoria .... TT ...::: S per c.
2200 g 9 20 00 , - "do the j.ob," and th t his services were accepted. Do;
be fixed by himself. Out of compassion for the to 't 1 cl. th C
say agains tle ver ict, e ourt, after a short bearer of these instructions, an Envoy Extraordinary to as soon SS the King of Prussia should recognise the inde- ceeding to the assistance of t e oya
ga"
h R 1 Mail steamer Tyne. Ditto New .........
0 14 0 0 • 134 rnan, unlike Calcraft, has not prospered in his hangsait.e ,
state in which -Verger was, the Archbishop of Paris deliberation, passed sentence of death upon Verger. H. M. the Emperor of the French. Our choice fell endence of Neuchatel. According to the propositions The following is Mr. Pech•r's letter to Commodure Eden,
LIST OF SCOTTISH COMPANIES' PRICES. profession. For the last moeth or two he has been itt
interceded i • Dr.
the Controller-General of the Coastguard service, and
ed
n his favour with the Biehop of Meaux, Verger, whom it was found necessary to lead in, Kern, deputy in the Council of States, who, asoaa i oPf the Powers, Switzerland is to concede the diseontinu- carcerated in Worcester count •
ommissioners Y Prison for debt ; 5.-
WllO still continued to be his ecclesiastical superior. from the violence he d• 1 member of the Federal Asseraely, wag fully acquainted anal of the prosecution, whilst the Powers take the their Lordships' reply ; and the .Lords C
Dividend Amoent ' consequently he filed a petition in the Wor estershir.
isp eyed, had the sentence •
ion in ro- Name of Corn
A letter of the Bishop of Meaux was attached read to him and it dt h. with the instructions of the supreme authority of the engagement to bring the conflict to a satisfactory con- of the Admiralty have also had much satistact pony. per of Paid. Price. Insolvency Court, and came up at Dudl e
ey on Thurscisl
was announce o _
im that
he CoPast-
moting Henry Bath to be a chief officer tn t . Annum. Share. ____ for hearing, before Judge Parham. • d'-
to the indictment, bearing date the 10th of Fels , three da s ' country, and had the honour to have been personally elusion in conformity with the wishes of the nation.
He was describe A
1856. It specifies that, out of consideration fc;r Court IC were. granted to him to appeal to the known for a long time to H. M. the Emperor of t -,i Now we must not lose sight of the fact that previously. guard service, as a mark of thei p
'r
a predation of his ex- -
x s. d. .£ s. d. his petition see a drover, a labourer as"
assation against it. French, - h- ' Rank of Scotland .• •• 71. per cent. 100 C 0 100 0 0 199/0s a o public executioner for th , a cattle salesmn :di,
the Archbishop, Verger would be recalled to the clarinet
„„ the negotiations of the month of November last, cellent conduct.
British Linen Company 8/. per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 230/0s e county of Stafford. J.'"•
diocese. On the 12th of March following he was ,'' 'Our delegates left in the evening of the ea d -•t d • d ndi th tth • d d fN • Admiralty, Jan. 17.
me ay, we perms e in ema ng a ein epen ence o eu Caledonian Bank - ••• 81. per cent. 10 0 0 210 031 15s r.
annearance before the court excited considerable euriositio
recalled, and was appointed as assistant in. the CEREMONY CP DEGRADING A ROMAN trie 31st Decernber, and received at Paris the game good chatel should be recognised simultanemisly with the *- City of Glasgow Bank 51. per cent. 10 0010 0 0 12/ Iss and he was mobbed both on hie ar • e•
rival and departura
parish of Serris. CA THOLIC PRIEST. ' reception as that which our Extraor finery Envoy had release of the prisoners ; and that besides we were even Copy.
"Antwerp, Jan. 16. Clydesdale Bank -•• 5%1. p cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0 13/ 58
C unmercial Bank •• 71. per cent. 500 0 0 100 0 0 248/0s hi. e 8 •
The insolvent hen m • •
g an, in his examination, attribute,'
----ea.-. the gratification of obtaining in November last then disposed to accept other guarantees provided they 0 13/ Os "in olvency to the fact th thh d II ed " uhli°
' • • ssenger on board the Royal Mail Eastern Bank.. •• •• •• 61. par cent. 25 0 0 1: 00 0
51
3, • u a e a aow a n
New scandals, however, soon brought on Lim The case of Vere
~..er naturally calls to mind the " After the question had been full d. • •
iscussed, partiv were of a nature to assure the principal object the in. " Str,-I was pa , Edinb. Ss Glasgow...• 3%1. p cent. 5 0 i; siness at Kat '
es-hill to be c • th•
arried on in his name oil a
further severities. At the commcement of Dec ce e d d • • - wtth the Emperor himself, and partlyYwith the "- d ' kt C rnpany s steamer Tyne, Commander
National Bank ...... 6% per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 193, Os assurance from th
~ reruony o egra ation with which a priest was Minister ependence of Neuchatel. After all that has been done, Steampac e o
Nortti of Scotland Bank sLper cent 10 0 0 210 05/ 5s e real trader that he ran no risk, sa
that he wo
1856, the Bishop of Meaux pronouuced. a sentence formerly visited before ca ital unishm t l of Foreign Affairs, Count Walewski, our delegates re• atter arriving at the last hour, at the brink, so to speak. Yeller. Royal Bank of Scott. .. 51. per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 139i0s uld be held harmless b the real pro ietc'f'
pr p en cou d umpin violently on the
of interdiction on the accused. This measure was be inflicted on h' mitted under date the eth Jan a t ta• • • of hostilities, the Powers have anew offered their good " While the steamer was b g
Union Bank of Scot. •. 81. per cent. 100 0 0 50 0 0 10510 s one John Price wh h ' ' y pr
~_,
~ no e con ining in tt. . _ , 0 aving contracted debts to sr_
im. A rench ordonnance in
Is chief boatman, Coastguard s a ion,
Westero Bank •• •• •• •• 11. per (lent. 50 0 0 50 0 0 (to /IC
announced to him by a letter, dated December 12, 1571 was the last which prescribed this te lel f substance what follows :---‘Tbe Svviss Federal govern. officee, and they have done so spontaneonely and beach Henry Bat ,
on board to render assistance. Alliance Fire and Life.. S%l.pr cent. 100 0 0 11 0 0 .171134 arnOtint of about 60/. in Smith's name, sold off all Or
in which a friendly feeling is still expressed. mality. In the 18th centur , o th f rill e or- ment, desirous of responding to the benevolent inten• without any step on our part. We therefore consider St. Alban's Head, m
ca.
•CC
1 osition he might have re- British Guarantee ... 41. per cent. 10 0 0 2 0 0 1/ 148 a effects and bolted, leaving the unfortunate Smith to Poi
Another letter from the Bishop of Meaux to Archbishop of Aix to degrYaden efe usa of the tions of his Majeety, is disposed to ask frorn the Legis- that the rnoment has arrived for accepting those good "On seeing ouri eritii
shore but he remained with us,
~al.edoofn"'nas
.71 Eg'Ors: Ir. 11?1= T : : 1: ) g 2451 Os the creditors, who thereupon sued him and threw bits
. the Archbishop of Paris shows that the inter- been condemned. to death the la'a Plriest wtho lisi,d lative Councils, that, in virtue of its right of sovereignty, offices with full confidence. It is evident that. the.Euro- turned immediate yor
admired his manly behaviour. By '"
Co!yonial Life ......... 51. per cent. 50 0 0 3 0 0 511 2: s
incthoe prison. Among the items credited in Sneith.!
f x the Confederation shal
r iamen o AI . I put an end t especially under existing circum- and all the passengers
Edinburgh Life Insur. 61. per cent. 100 0 0 15 0 0 301 Os dule were the following :-." Money given for datiss
diction was founded. on three causes :-1. The declared that for the future se to the prosecution Pea° powers canno , ll
fid ce to a .
miler justice could which has been instituted a i stances, desire the explosion
folf •n the heart of his presence he gave con en
ot Law Life 51.0er cent. 50 0 0 3 5 0 4/ Cs performed in a public execution 51 ;" and he also al:
publication of a libel on a decree of the Court dispense with the degradation. Th fll .12
t. e
_IL
rec . ga nat the persons impiicated
haatwtahrei are, as well as ', I happened to be saved in the lifeboat steered by H. n_
FL•lfge•AtsSeac. Of Scotland 61. per cent. 40 0 0 3 0 061 los dited himself with a further su ' of• 1/. f e-
e o owing are ' b. i
d dsur tion of Neuchatel on the 3d September, Europe, and it is nut doubt u t Y• s ..... .
Bth d ching shore I promised him 500/. as
National Fire and Life 6/. per cent. ,or a new saso_ro
of Assize at Melun. 2. Sermons preached by Ver- the principal incidents of the cere 10 0 0 1 4 021 Os frock bought for the occasion orPal
S itzerland herself convinced that the canton ot ni eu a ,an on rea
mer 8 execution. JCL
conduct and North British Insur... 71. per coot. 200 0 0 20 0 0 37/ Os
mon which ac- provi e the Federal government obtains ' -
sati,fac,ory --- w
a token of my admiration at his noble
ger in the parish confided /0 Isis care against the cording toancient authors, never failed Y'
' d 1 t. h• h ' 48 t • rine' position.
chatel was from 1815 to 18 no in ano
d rendered me It Northern Assurance Co. - 20 0 0 100 I/ 14s -ppeared before the Court in a garment of that descrir
do to roduce an ec ara lone wic ellen go beyond the bearin of th
gma of the Immaculate Conception. 3. The dis- immense effect on the spectators :-On thP Rote of the 26th November addressed to the g 5Th •
e co-operation of the powers with the view of putting of my gratitude for the service he ha .
Scottish Provincial .. - - 50 0 0 200 2/ 198 tion, said to be the same as that in which he officiated ill
e scaffold a minister of hat this noble heart refused the sum ,
s ottish Union Insrne. 7;61. rcent. 20 0 0 1
we are certain, cause is my duty to add t
covery of ave •tt •itled Testament, bishop took his seat on a throne surmounted b France at Berne. The Federal Council attache .
d t th• t t f things will,
an en o issaeo nd out of ro ortion e - P I 00 ii I6s the capacity of J'ao:c Ketch at Stafferd. He YO'S
fille • ri en pamphlet, ens
yacano- • El the
ur and our adversar9 I offered him, finding it too great, a p p Standard Life .. -- •• 51. per cent. 50 0 0 7 0 0 20/ 0
d with violent attacks ori the dogmas of religion py with his assistants seated near him, and o • higheet importance to having the assurance • t•t the balance to incline in our favo , s unopposed and was discharged by the Court:
and aeaie. pposite gtven o 1
• 'I
•th th m rit of his conduct ; but, knowiog that he is -------.-___________
MISCELLANEOUS.
. st the dienit of I %t- al discipline. to them was a lay officer of justice. N
y ecc esias lc, that the arrangement by wh:ch the Imperial Go ' cannot refuse to satisfy the wish unanimously expresse wi e e
evere the more in my _.-,........_........_________. _ •-•ee-e
Verger appetere t t'•
e ear the pro- vernment
btain the recogni• the father of four children. I pers
••0 have quitted Serris to come to late was a table, on which were placed promises its co-operation shall contain uo condition in- by Earope. The essential point is to o . . . .
form you sir, that I have i
.n- i------7Wi•el-tC---------------"----••---mount '
Paris on several of compatible with the entire iode d t fth • d d f Neuchatel of all foreign in- first inteetion, and beg to in
BIRTHS;
the 25th orb d th cred vessels used in th h
eeember, 1856. He preten s osa e c urch service t pen ence of Neuchatel. ion o ein epen ence 0 He II th d C Name of Compaey. per of Paid. Price.
that he ea the tructed m bankers Messrs. Frederic u an 0.,
Annum. Share. 07 A SOISe
me to ask the Archbisho to •emove the ther with the vases of wine and water th , oge- , From considerations of public order, which the minister &wilco. If, relying on official aesurances, and on ,
A Y ' him, or to the Coastguard-office
00'
interdict'
detailed reports of our extraordinary delegate, we.can in Loneon, to pay to
---
------- ------ - On the 16th inst., at 12, Devonshire•square, Mrs. Ch
ion pronounced aeai 11. P 1 . th E istles a candelabra with 50. Gospels, will kaow now to appreciate, the Federal C '1 'll
Jounci wi the said ellnl of 500/.
of Meaux. He adds th ' nst im by the Bishop e p , , , an extinguished propose the amnest under the r • d•t
• flt fi th t this result may be ohtained for account of Henry Bath, .
- s'
cl* 4s• d• - Board.
a mi in u con dance a h b la h adieu Charcoal Iron
ife
..
1-1 have "I must add that the men rowing t e oat wlc Ac 10 002 0 0 - On the 17th inet., at Radnor-place, Hyde-park, the W
himself by a crim at tbe idea of revenging taper, the.book of exorcisms, the book of lessons shall have to e y ' eserve tnat the accused
ced Switzerland w 1
African Steam Ship , . 20
..
e entered his . . , 1 ave Switzerland until the question of Neu- by the negotiations coalmen p d the Tyne showed much 0 o i o o 0 -
Dec., the day vvhen a witne lseys a pair of scissors, a piece of glase and tl
mind on the 26t17 a 9 , ie chatel shall have been definitivel re ulated. In order no motive to refuse the hand which offe
• rs to open lls an brought Henry Bath on boar
d b Assam sea •• ~ •..... 6!. per cent. 50 0 0 20 0 0 - of Edward Houndle, Esq.
nication with the Areht • h ss who was in cominu- vestments and ornaments which a priest wears at that the Leeislative Councile ma; gt
b d besides it
issue without havine recourse to war ;an , , courage n
a d devotedness ; they save a great num er
t • rd-office may be proud f Auctian Mart- -.•• • /4 /per cent 50 n n
_
0- Australian Agriculturl • ' - - - - OF A DAUGHTER
the 16th inst., at Stanley Lodge, Mortlake, Swill,
Sibour would not re ns op told -Verger that M. the altar. The priest to be degraded was brought for- deliberating'under the influence of nu
e Bu.SPected
°f
. th d t f ' •
le e uy o a republican government to which is con- of passengers, and the Coes gua
25 0 0 10 0 0 23,, On
Australian Trust •• .. 7%1. pr cent 100 0 0 25 0 0 _ ''. the lady of Alfred A. Julius, Esq.
move the interdi t ' 'th h• menaces, it ie necos- bitants h ving such noble servants.
Austirro\itan Itoyal e.rall
..._
On the lnth hist , at Finchley, tho wife of Samtlei
listen to his defence. The wit c ion, or eVen ward dressed as a layman aud vet is hands bound. sary that Prussia shall abetain frorn any new minter de- fided the welfare of the country and of its inha
a - ' n manner have it that the expression of to 0 o au -
Legentil, who bee been exannear luded to is NI, His bonds were first of all removed, and on a sign hmonstration until the moment at which a decisionYshall not to allow to escape any means of a nature to rirte " I would intovc;
ards Henry Bath might appear as a aßirlietisohalkeinx,,icriacan zant.ci
51.11, 10s, 10 0 0 all ' - Sampson, Esq. •
from his evidence that he expreseueed i It appears from the bishop he was decked with theecclesiastical aye been given. Itis still more necessary thattheFederel an honourable solution without exposing the coun !•y.
.0 . my gratitude f
thy and respectable Capt. Taller Canada ....... „„ ..
sLppeerrcceenatt..
1501(1) 00 9 -9 9 9
0 32 10 0 1-3-1% MARRI E D.
o the accu government • he solution is sort of blame or wor
his persunal opinion on the justice of th ' eed costume by the attendant priests. The bishop then lease of shill receive the assurance that after the re- the horrors and vicissitudes of war,
Now
t ious discon- and his valiant officers. Do. 5 per cent Bonds 5/. per cent Stock 100 0 0 -
Ditto, 5 per cent bds 5. Stock 100 o 0 - On the 15th inst., at the parish church, Leamingtli
Priors RA
, -.Ward Bradbury, Esq., of Sheffield, to Each° '
diction. It does. not appear that he to
eidirdie- rose, and, holding his crozier in his left hand, ex- shall betthaekPr isoners no measure hostile to Switzerland honourable, if, even at the price of the ptraeivti
the
great " They and the crew did their duty manfully. The Ditto, 6 per cent. .. 6, per ceat. •__
Stock 100 0 0 110
that the Archbishop had condemned him nod-ger plained to the people the cause of the degradation. between theetra by- Prussia, The time that will elapse tinuance of the prosecution, we :arti. b
°That iFf sybY we greatest-order reigned on board, and never shall I think Ditto, a
-p c. bds 1874 ,f:Ppeerrec2t.. Stock 100 0 0 - young.est daughter of William Bell, Esq., Osborne.plesh
fused to listen to him. However that a re- The culprit afterwards knelt at the bishop's feet, of the dispueeelbease of the prisouers and the arrangement Point, tie!, independence of Neuch te
Id t with- with sorenese on those ceuraeeoue but unhappy men. Ditto, 6p e, bds 1876 6/. per sent. Stock 100 0 0 1;1 Leamington.
tali
that we shou accep Crystal Palace ...... 50 0 all 2 A On the 6th inst., at St. Paul's Church, Malta, Cap 3
may be au ng considered as a, difficult one, it is are unanini.ously of opinion . " I have, &c., -
Verger himself declares that from that moment 1 ' d all
the persons present bent in prayer. The of great imi
eortance out hesitation the overtures of the powers as they are Ditto preference.... 78 pr. mt, 51 g g 5
a?l 0 5X Arthur Nixon, Rifle Brigade, to Emily Winifreda, awls
le bishop f.h to abrid •t h •bl
To do fp), it . ge ias muc as possi e. D PECHER, Consul-G6n6ral de Belgique
entertained in his heart the plan of an atroci --en pronounced the sentence of degradation been " EDOI7AR ) Crys. Palace of France - _ daughter of Rear• Admiral the Hon. Sir Montagu Stier
OM re- in the appeara indispensable to prevent, by pre- drawn up, especially with the extension that has .
Rio Janeiro." City Navigation Bonds VA/. per cent - -
Vellge ; the idea of an assassination was, moreov , se terms ;-" In the name of the Father, the vices measures, all i'd other hand the pro •
0 90 ford, K.C.13„
nci enta of a nature to deter the given to them by France. On the 5
' • Ch 1 Eden Controller-General, Electric Telegraph .. 6/. per cent.
,Stock• 100
,:l
_
familiar to him. He related in one of his int er'
Soh, and the Holy Ghost. Amen. We, -, "ening °I the net" der have to leave " Captain ar es , , e - so 0
erro- havine - irninedi t i f go iations, which should comusenc, Boners will, for the sake of public Or
d,
Coastguard-office, London. Eng.&Aus. Cop. Smelt.
50 0 0 all 46% DIE D.
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gatories that last year, after he had been dismiss d b ascertained that the crime imputed to thee ae Y a ter th Switzerland until the affair be regulate .
Eng.&lrls. 'lag. T. Co. On the 16th inst., at 16, Upper Charles-street, SOP'
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from Sa,int Germain l'Auxerrois he had . e --, a priest,
purchaeed to b • has been re 11 It d d •
a y commt e, an is Feder? e Council, e proclamation of the aca essy The
finally, ex n
• • 1 in 1852 the Equitable neverslonry 5/per cent.
- 1(5)g g
oo 12020 0
10° o --- th toix
presses the hope the', the Go- "Though the question of Neuchate was (Copy.) arepton-equare, Mr. Win. Neilson, of the firm of P 3
0 jUsti p h,,il vermin .ent of her B•t
• . Dittc New .. • • • • • •
a hatche •
t wlth which to murder first the Arch- is ,re t d3'
- unis-'
and finding that this crime to those of th n annic Majesty will join its efforts subject of deliberation between the great powerd, and
"Admiralty, Jan 17 Gen. Revers. & In, est. 51. p c :rid 11. 100 0 0 100 0 0 - and Neilson, goldsmiths.
25 0 0 all 1 -
t Dover'
bisho ~
p end next the Abbe Legrand. Latterly be ofrgencateA rnable, and enormous, and has not onlY questio,l
of
Nee Itnperial Government in order that the though we must admit that a definitive arrangement will
dre Eden, Controller-Gen * .
eral of the Gen, I. Sc. Col. (Lifn.) -
101 pe!et. & 15 0 0 14 0 0 -,,..,
„, , On the 16th inst Mr. George Boulton, of Grea
street s 4.1, ,''
was armed with a dreadful weapon, a lon, Catalan. er u t wine Majesty, nshatel may receive a solution in harmon be Pi eceded bne f rences we must not lose sight " Sir,-Comm.o o .
Gen .SteamSavigattblouns
iv: p
cent 4 0 0 all 3% • -ot4owara, aged 70.
but agit ted the whole with tie " y. w con e db f L dC- • •
n e lat e ore m or s oMin let°
a n ry--we
made Coastguard, havi iesionere Ondle 16th inst., Edward Charles, fourth son of the.n.„
a . e principles of the Federal Constitutio • Y f 'f th d laratione
irrunZni•G„ 71,n;y? .11'2.... 5/. pc. cent. Stock Stock -
hurletterof estYerda s dat
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knife, of which he made so fatal a use ' d •
,an which rendered th If
declare that in consequence thou hasit the nriammous wish of th '.„ ~,,„ 1 n and with 0 the fact that, in consequence o eec
of the Admiralty yo y' e, expressin 2/. ss. too o 0 all - Thomas Ravenscroft, of Warwick-street, Chari S
he saye he purchased. two months since for his and ec • Yse unworthy ofecclesia • • ":"L'he repl e cl'i-
• '-'1::"; by France and by the other powers, the bases of the
A_ Hunger 10 0 0 all __ cross, aged 32,
clesiastical b steal f unctions yof the Frenc'n C le. ish to offer the very handsome reward of 'OOl g
.., _ L.) L Ne. &liti. MallSO.
id,
personal defence. The death of the Archbiehop the authorit f enefices• Therefore we by on t' he sth Jan. ' The ov a met te this note arrived discussions eannOt be other than the enfranchisement
.of your w e h
hie( boatman of the Coast uard R : e nion Reversionary 57. Pe? ccnt. 15 0 o all -3-,,, lOn the 16th inst., at the Charterhouse, Mr. Robt. Gow
ydo the erninent of th E d that Switzerland will Henry 13et , c. Lon
i &S. A InerlCan -'-' 10 0 0 all
was determined. Verger has accomplished his own power Omnipotent God, a' la' aid ' feels great
nd y our s , • pleasLe at th e mperor,' it is Neuchatel front all foreign tiee, an
1 I preciation of his bragve concelruvie• '
t as a token o your ap
et in 3 ex' •crount Comp.. - 25 0 0 50 0 s'!, ate of Ludgate-hill, aged 90.
execrablo design, and he has repeated the details functionean,( _ :prive the novir and for ev svb ich animate the Federal Cod: Conciliatory dispositions be called on to take part in these conferences. The resu
seat. Di On the 14th inst , Rear-Admiral Milward, aged 81. ,e 0
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eding to the Tyne steamer after she had r n re - v sp.c. Deb. 51. pe• cent -
0
lb efices an er of thy cil •it a brnitted to your approb:- Pwca , . .. . . u asho N.e.w. Go ~ .
(d. 10 0 all ';18 n the tsth inst., at 1. 8, Blackfriars-road, Mr. Char
with a tranquillity which announces at the same dation accordin u t , dwe prononneeth d ,„,},eppy issue from pending difficulti, ugura from them will naturally in due tirne be se
rear St. Alban e React, and in saving the lives of y ur- Nor. Bri. Australasian
o the tra • • egra- es, and en this o e , tion
coos' n .
- o hof Europe, Min. 81. pe• cent 20 0 0 17 10 0 - 'Wharton, of the fi•r of Henry John and Chas. Whart°';
time the most cool and cruel determination. He This sentence begin dawns of the Zan ~ X hesitate not to declare to you an • self and other passengers, lam commanded by my Lords Neil •d C - 29 0 0 all 2214 and son of the 1 m '
j:)°cl
ronounce , GDS. ew that the Govern- "In su t f position we cannot refrain Price•sPatentGan . o
ate Mr. Chas. Wharton, of H.M. s
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takes care in his interrogatories to declare that he ino• the criminal frgoP (I-
the bishop receive -tnent of the Emperor takes the engagement to ppor o our pro , f to acquaint you that they cannot have any objection to Peel River Land&Min. 50 0 all 21,e yard, she,
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e, m the hands of -its efforte as soon as the Neuc employ all from pointin out the ciroumstance that in different .
o o all 6S rness, aged 3/
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accepting your munificent reward ; and that my Pen. & Oriental Steam 71. ter cent • 0
L o 0 to 0 0 - inst Charles Digance, son of W. Nick
was; perfectly master of himself and that "he knew scraped the palms of the cri • the lay officer • , . . betel prisoners shaft nave u• rt g t the Kino• of Pruseia ie his
well what he was doing." He gives proof of it When piece of glass, but without annals hands with tl ' - been set at liberty, to bring about an arran ement q
.a ers we are aesured tha . e . . i Lords have also had much satisfaction in promotimg him R Ditt:ioNneawry
Int. Sec 4% /. ;i: cent 100 0 0 all - of Dalston, aged 22"
which
any effusion fbl le ' would respond to the wishes of Swit . g . animated with good dispositions relative to the principa
a mark
elvt?trto New ••• • .• ••• 1%/. pr cent. 100 0 0 2e 0 0 - -
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ke says that on Christmas-day, when he went to order to remove from him th - 0 ood, in. ,: • • zeriano, uar service, as
b h. f ffi * th C t d •
to eac le o cer in e oas g
e upon() • d d f N
the entire in epen ence o 4. euchat 1 by assuring question, as soon as that relative to the prosecut.ion
of their appreciation, of his gallant services.-I have the Royal Mall Steam.... 41. p. share. 100 0 0 60 0 0 - --- --- _ - ----
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the church of St- Severin to hear the parish ordination. The tonsure was al n received at b the Kin of Prussia of the ri be, by the re„unciathm shall be settled ; thue, amongst others, the ministry of vant, Scottish. AUS. Invest. 15/. )er cent. 10 0 all 11i °N : Printed and Publiehed by MURDO YOUe•
priest preach, he rotut•necl in the afterneou to similar mariner. The priests so scraped away in,a, honour to be, Sir, your most obedient humble ser
25 0 0 all __ of No. 112
g _t_sh:ehich treaties ascribe the Grand Duchy of Baden, in a note to its charee South Australian Land 71. per cent. , Strand, Printer, at The Sun Office, 24. c"
t, eY him oyfr that principality,
I " R. OSBORNE.
it/
resent the i T Governm t o t Trust and Loan Comp. 7!.•/.pr cent. 'lO 0 0 5 0 0 -
112, Strand, i
Yeepers, and gave the prieet a summary of his ser- thehands of the culprit water P • n p.aced, in R mperor appreciates the considerat• en f he d'affaires of the 27th ef last monthocauses it to be un-
Vau Diemen's Land.. 103. 100 0 o 28 10 0 - a tho Precinct of the Savoy, in the cott
, wine, the coneec ions which place the derstood " Monsieur Edouard Pecber, Consul-General
- 107 of Middlesex,
ra..ieei Fe decal Council. under the necessity of tem • that if Switzerland stops the pi•oseention and Vic. Gov. 6 per ct. Lds. 6 rer cent. - Meneey, January 19, 1857.
parent - de Belgique a Rio de Janeiro, Antwerp.
yre releaaes the prisoners, the King of Prussia will negotiate