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k.s a. hey han tinl g. within term that 'haI ocrc
ss,sr h haed Moreover the Ottoman 0o'efen' eng
..vaTno % ulaee hindrsnecs in the way OF eo"' RAJ
$500. breen the subjects Of friendly powers Val
go ~. war Icave the straits open to Their mercantile
rhs porte has further addressed msnifes,o 70 the
suy Powers, but it had not been published. iskel-
der Bey aid-de.esmP 20 omer feeha was Va rms,
charged with special privste ms,on 20 .e q
Trane. and England; be Is probably bearer OF ths Haa
Este. -, ,....,-,. ~.
ead arrived At Msrsee and ported from Beska Bay hst
,he seets were preparing b enter the DaIdGnenes Ad
;,s Dundas had cent bis wife home 70 Engsnd oct OF
IN e Sd inst the Russian feet arrived at Odessa from
s4bsstoo embark troop was believed, for Redoui-
tsle.
,euf iont note 10 Russia demanding the Immediate
sstop Of the PriDcpaltes a. preliminary measure be.
fare they will enter the mediation which they Sill
wiling 10 undertake
Letter by way Of Vienna sts;e positively that Marshsl
PAsSrwIcB Is s onted - comnaad Of the army IN t9e
Pyipcipa)tes 1bey add that the Narsh h8i already
ft for the Danube and probably 0, headquarters.
Gorchakof OILY chief Of the staff Pasks~ich about
70 yesTe Of age and j. well known from his campaigns ~
Poland Pers, aud Hungary IL was also stated that 'ns
Turks intended commencing hOsities IN the oiroc'y
the Black Sea- and in Georgia The k1ssahf b4'e aD''
90 COO men In these parts. -, o.
<)mer Pesbn il stated TO have written 10 me 1'Vefu
ueIt Offering the Danube and ior'e inc
from their position ii $1,000 more m n De gyc9 am ~
.;,I.andn0 This II was considered doubtful ho-utcs
npId eonrncnce on the Danube this winter es netner
xemmspdsr would choose 10 have such rvef IN ms fa
bs ugans arc posted in three strong bodice 40 that
fbsy might attempt 10 the river simultaneously 81
thrte pOiuts .o...
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THE LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
by ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.
LONDON, Wednesday, Oct.

LONDON, Wednesday, Oct ~.
m, Tim,s says the Turkish Manifesto IS one OF the
strongest and most unanswerabe State papers issued
daring the present century.
Tie Post says. that morally Russia " already de-
fe.ted and that she will be 20 materially Hostties
On the Danube and shores Of the Caspian Sea are IN
svftablc.
Gold /. O4s per cent. desrer in Paris than in LONDON
and OG5 Der cent desrer in Hamburg than in London
PARIS, Tm,doy-The Bourse was dull at the open
ing but became gradually more steady and closed with
arise Tbrees, 1850; fOur-and a-halyes, $3.50
CoNsTAKTfYoPLE, Oct. 5-'The city ia tranquil.
Part OF the Russian army will 80 into winter quarters
at Bucharest Exchange on London, 126
ODESSA, Oct G.-The Turkish Declaration Of War
has been received. The corps Of General LADDERS IL
still in the vicinity Of Odessa, expecting marching or
ders The greatest confidence prevails in commercial
eirelcs TIE Cholera has subsidized
Malta, Oct 12-The Earl " Carlisle has arrived On
board the =" Trebrand"
VIENNA, Monday Ersaing. -Fiyes, 9ls Exchange on
London, ii 3.
ST PETIRsBURGH Oct ll.-Excbange on London
3sl@S9 The demand for shipping lie undated
Freiebts higher than over
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PRUSSIA.

Prus position IN the prUse crisis lookel To- not
Ices anNousy than Austrias Forrnatey Prussia hs. 10
cded tor peace and not ur neIiraly only bat r media
ton far her position will pesmlt, the
article n his subject and which may be considered OIL
cial Itseys;
"If Prussia remains neutral Il cannot by any 30
prcdcntcd OF her that he thereby binds holssh TO 10
noihng course PIussas task il we alpr,hend righ "
is mtdio.ive neutrality Tho moro Prussia holds he sef
hloOf om active participation In the existing d fer
tnCe the less interest OF her she shows in the subject
matter OF thcse differences, with much the moro dis
ntteseness Will she be able TO raise her voice in di.
alton and much tho better prospect there VIII DO that
her voice will ba listened No Of the great Pc
Of Europe stands uaconcornod In tho Russo Tur<-h
difference Prussia. The roads that commerce
travels tW ard in tho Black Sah3 T. ussan dag
il seldom became our manufactures have no outlet
there Our mat,ral apart from pltical niees''.
are thus hardly in the slightest degree touched by war
between Russia and TURKEY, and by he point OF differ
ence which 0 present possibly about q occasion state
of war between hes two Powers Neithef Englni nor
France Austria say the SANE of ourselves IL
4, this unniersi,dnoss that constitutes trusias ca To
mediate Iruseia can however desire mediate not aug
ee then peace IN England and France thoy speiS o.
comI cling peace by means Of war measures Or On ITO
other hnrh OF couhnng within ceriRin nft'te We
do not that Pruesi will DO Obliged to rtsune var
Ike attitude in order exert herself tr ho pesory cn
Of peace But Il ~, Il would be- accordag 10
our conviction only for the pu ose If giving greater
lhass her mission OF peace On afOrmlr occls) we
said Pru sias position with reference tn events 10 The
East, viii convinced, DO that a a Gtray that
commands respect rd, what we are no loeJ con-
WINGED o. that this neutrality must DO rely passive
waiting for what may come. Il must be mediativo neu
raty.'
TIE Corre.p0~dcus Bureau further says,
ave believe that cur Government now has tho proper
forms under consideration, in order on "a part 10 admit
nothing that may serve a. means Tor The pfe'e a'on Of
peace
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5he rrrease Of consumption IN prJpor,0n - ihe III
.sss ~ rrolsfon will the eject Of bal IA yet
90 h more severely fe there ar no OIL ocx len u
fs back upon and Of course nsocks OF foreign SraG n
Ire sinister intentions of the governisg classes OF
ENGLAND with rezsrd Turkey, may be Inferred from
the sermons Of Messrs. Bright and Golden az Z li1
bureL ffom the Gladstone speeches al Manchester and
from tie int; thrown ont b. severai pap-r h1t, N
the case Of a Russ@TBrkish war, Lord A5erlce
will be replaced by Lord Palmerston, the eAiEalrous
antagonist # Russia,
jail Inquiries are low constant feature IN Tue re-
ports Of the press From what has been disclosed Il
appear. that prison discipline in Brminghan consists
Of cellars and mural torture; in l. &c = 'ershire OF
cTanls and ia Hampshire Cd the less artificial method
Of stsrration And YOU cal -iis free county
stated IL former letter that ths 80 eA.iei peace
eorc.uC6d with BuTush, was but ali arn.stee, All
that tie new Acquisitions would prove an endless
source new troubles 20 the British egnquerors Ihe
lsst overland mail informs u, indeed, that the war
ra1fv in Burnah il increasing in strength; that the
new territories literally oyerrun by large bsnls Of
robkeTs instigafed by tie Government OF Ava AMI re-
ouirjpg considerable ihcrcase of military force at
Prom e. aud that the British troops are sex sud dis
"euf;td Lealihy sites for barracks having not yet
been disco cred"
Tie shameful neglect OF al means Of irrigation on
The Part If the Indo British rul rs is again prJlucilg
in tie district OF Paua is regular quota OF Cholsra
ana iamine, coueguct On he long continued d7oa-1
lrom return ju-t Issued abstract the following
statistic OF wrtci- OF Bdish and Foreign vessels on
tie coasts Of the United Kngdom:
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SPAIN.

Three new screw frigsies Of thit-..nn. sn,s -
ordered to be constructed mpei s.lv ard 4. -. 80
nance vi Ber,ugn,la Peiron and BIaocs A. ~ ss
queens from lon Isabella rasred the cro~ss OF Cad ~
AEEagon, sEd NaNarre' ale strength Of the sas,s5
Navy nsy not be undressing 20 American. In -
tines II : TO oons'.s Of according decree 70 b sak
mhed to ne CORES by the new Minister OF Marns
shTs neudi six line OF battle ship Of - 20 80 pm,
With toC 20 co horse rover twelve fgaies OF - . 81
ditto, W'd 20 40 ditto twelve corveties Of 20 n m
ditto, ~th 200 200 ditto; fourteen brgs sai sehoone-
ct ito 20 dto. with up % 800 ditto six pad s sieana.
Il war and four mails Of 900 800 ditto; eight ana AZ
war and transatlantic Of 200 u 100 ditto; t~elyg H.
guards cosas Of 100 10 di.to twelve ditto to nsy,,
in shslOv waters ofup 10 100 dino eight er srsr
port vessels.
Mr soul5 VS.. at Msdfii but had not ye; ape,.el %
present his cfe<.C rfials
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FRANCE.

We are without further Intelligence OF the prop9'el
action u Frauce in the Eas. Oar correspondence rom
sfi- and Havre states that he hope pfeVail hs- ms
iri, ltwten the Rrssians aud Turks would 10 o. "a
ture .esily lec.rcBbe, would not O. ieerI iitt h
General - ace ~ Europe The impression nppare Any Won
I'm, ded that Prussia and Au-tnt viii keep tlen'e,'fs
soof e. n he difficulty ma ,ray .trengtnenedt h' Dc'
eud tend 4 e. quiet tie publ mind l 49,
Mhoseb DO toops bad been ordered q enotfA' Dr
c,ie- T., manifestation m1fe the groats a. IVY pr
y,f 40 Frerch navy yari. ORDER had p-en gwen
a. a. Immediate r-4alear u case OF necessity OF tns
fricr.,, L. Ysuban Descsrtss Afl9i7e Cacq1s 'i'ns
>. no and Panama The frgts l. bratof n1l sI1i u
,r Taun with 10 additional seamen % be -i'io Ie
amor the frcn.h ships. kgerytsiny ind'a.e. ,I-'
Frenfs means o d'sdnguih hor-ei IN the eonhs T.r.
And il not forgotten that Louis Napoleon thres'5 .
he reyeuged On The Gar for bis ady rec'gl'h D''I -
hs sleCiion the Empire. aud of he marriage IL ''
matters Louis j. q man Of bis word .
The Aentear publishes 10 lmpe Decg''i 'An'ls ul
III Irlv ~ sss 10 foreign coating vc,ses convey h5
,o9p rice POTATOES and dried pulse from the ede' @u' %
10 The AtaIfc or from the Atlantic % ne hs1eri l'@n
The .ane privilege 10 French ports a. Fren n Fc'eh.
Tic reported death - The Princes B'lsgoio ''D.'1
dieied - ..... b,-,-
te roiices the lat Lieut. B.o', wto va dr'"n-u "
he Arctic Xxi loIailou. A.. .,h,v
ircols al 1ollon for tie East not conec1 Of d. &c AZ
gLe ,ecerr,. publ,hsd IL ihe Hositv Of the Qia'er'
/ Rf,s1ue ere very Eat fac'ory
Neal, To d arrests were made snidoily u -
IN St.csv uishf. Job he cIuss did uot utn'p r.
Iwffg IL ose Sriesfed GOadchsux, formerly hnst
a. klaare. under be Provisional Government III iyeI
! wee t,.EeL.d G4d lie wa speedily hoeraied
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THE c1pc.sstAys MOVING

On the 9Th ult schamyl issued from the mountains
with bis forces. and broke into the Russian District OF
Drcharo Bieol nusk where b. made an attack On the
tbr, bnttaons If infantry Fix and some cavalry 10
meet the mounsinoers. and after hard hghtiny, which
Tested till nichah succeeded in driving them back Inc
Russian statement from which this account is taken says
that the ois Of the CIcassians considerable and that
The Russians themselves Ioti two stan officer three
Geld officers, End sixty men. Schamyl was expected
by the Turks TO do good service in their aid The reports
that the s. bah OF Pesa had agree 20 assist the Russians
tgan orgly coniradeed, and the COULTER statement
made that the Persian forces To- aid the Turks.
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PORTUGAL.

Lisbon edNccs to the 10Th inst The vim axe A,
been nearly all got in TIE Aka Douro, and aSa Oas
half Of with fne weather Several heavy shlsers hal
fallen but would not damage the outstanding CROP Ao
geher there viii be only halt average qaaely Gen.
orally. those who have been arougb tao wine district,
sugur well II the quality Of this years VINE, and hae
PURCHASES were b,ing mad, b. the r, gdlr cx2oriS,
houses Prices rul high, and consiorable pses
lation was coing On. London W ne fre ht-, -
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SWITZERLAND.

tfom reu, October H. stated tha, the Federation
hid resolved TO support the Canton OF ToinO in ,S IA.
Guilty with Austria II VII grant supplies Tor ha employ
ment Of lie reputation thrown out Of employment b. Ito
Austrian ade Having exhausted every means Of
concession consistent wh the national honor Switzerland
NIL longer GsCntto any future OF Austria
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Count Sails, young aod several ether persons
had been arrested IN the Nai'elne aat taken 10 Milan
Letters from Turin Of 18th instant speak OF the arrest Of
several political refugees throughout the Austrian ra
Yiuces.
Two tradosmcu named P0iro aud Cavars were gak
otned az Bologa 'lh instant for political o9on'es
uiitCd IN lffs
Considerable agitation prevailed among ,he refugees IN
Piedmont sud to Government bad felt 'esary
tablsh supt vyisi0n thoia tor their good
Austria Wa Strengthening al her posts in Italy. under ap-
Irehousicn IL an otion.
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pulsion q the refugees then be claimed the right OF
kidnsppipg any Hungarian exile in Turkey AMI pro
tested against the liberation Of Kosza Now the night
Of kdnspping is given up de fcto, before NJ ~.
letter bs. reached Vienna and Austria W. ,s e,atso,
1.-THE Sultan does not employ the ansin Europe
fortnight more AMI vii probably gire yoa the
report Of tie gGning Of koytlites on extensive
scsle both 10 Asia where the Turks vii march from
Be- o1m IN the direction OF Crcassia, and IN Europe
where the crossing Of the Danube is by no means 20
difficult as tie papers descrbe. Any military nan o.
your acquaintance viii tell you that no rveF mas ever
prevented sn army from making war.
TIE millowners Of Preston closed their MUS %
tie 18th and those Of Barnley and bacuP are - io
low tie sane example to-day about 4jpJV "ofk men
ARR thrown OF the streets in the nanuactirhs district
orJ sneasbire This s rather serious shar' ~ ootn
masters and workmen are resolved not to yield Faf'
strikes at Manchester Wigsn, and other places ar0uni
naneLester. continue uBabatedly, while tue prce
of bread and OF Goals is daily incFca5inz Labor
and cspitsl are IN arms against one another repeat
again that the winter Of 1854 may become the hobed
of revolutions A financial cGisis is scarcely u De
avoided and France cannot stand financial crisis :
besides revolution in Paris VIII diSabe France for
couple Of months or even of years from Interior g
aesins1sfsia and Russia has never recoled from sny
step \ might give her success.
IT., Mart Lane EJpress the highest authority a. to the
Com trade il giving RESUME Of the present very So
rious aspects Of the Corn suppy-since the excessive
wet prevents sowing agsin,-ssys 1--WE have en-
desvored in the foregoing remarks 70 avoid exlgge
ration in any shape yete fact that Great Britain AMI
France will have 10 import to make good the dea-
cheney Of neary orsird IN tie produce c tie TesPsf-
"dre WLeat crops Of taese grG 5reafeoHsa"Hg ooD"-
tries is Of too much importance TO be disguised Is
8 contribution to your Maine Liquor Law statistics
can inform you that in 1852 the duty GA Spirits Brit"h
and foreign yielded G5,57,22i; the Malt duty
G5 1913 935; the duty on Wines about q ,DJJOjo The
English Exchequer got therefore from the drunken
ness Of the people about - millions Of dollars as the
value Of the intoxicating liquors consumed In one year
ty y millions Of the Queens subjects, Vas estimated
at go millions Of dollars. What al amount o. CRIME
aud Of misery has been caused by this consumption ID
not aseertared by the staticcians who congrstua;e
the country on the financial prosperity disclosed by
these figures and the steady increase Of the spirit
Malt and Wine duty. {.
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Tie fehwnT ..o,s viii .hov the progre-s q he poPa-
ARG yrylsetoa q
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TOTAL LOSS OF THE VESSEL.
LATEST FROM THE SEAT OF WAR.
THE TURKS In WINTER QUARTERS.

Concentration of the Russians near Kaleiat
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TPER STEAMSHIP ECPoPA

PER STEAMSHIP ECRoPA
AIIcANTE--sd Nov o Agenoria Scott, Denia.
BREskssld Nov II, Wieland, Henck, N0rlsars; Fdes,
Rose. do; (see Deal
BREsERI,Avrs-Arr Nov IA, E A Cochran, Noyes, Cuba
BRAKEslc Nov s, Two Gertrudes. ssverin Charleston.
BHoAnTAIps-Passed b. Nov IL, Humboldt, Psulsen N
York for Hamburg
BRIsToL- Cid Nov Is, Hesper, Pritchard, NOrleans.
BARCTIoSA-sld Oct ~, Jessie. Bird, Alexardria
CADrf-Slh Nov To- Lord DuffryD, Matthews, San Fran
cisco.
CrossTADr-sld Nov T. Juniata jefferson, Boston.
CApn-sld Oct 70, Flying Eagle, Jones, Malaga and
York.
DRAr--Arr Nov Is, Fides Rose, Bremen for Noreans;
10th Arao Dyer Callso; Coronsla, alexandria, London
land sid for NOrIeans) Tropic Smith, do (xnd aid for
Havre) Alexander Edmund, Stewart Shields for NYork
l7tb trenton Green London land sid 18th for Bic)
Burgess NYork 10th Cornelia. alexander, N0rleans,
Pea sed ~ 10Th, Alexander Edmunds, Stewart, from
Shields for NYork
DuscEsrs-Au Ell Nov Is, Clio, Robertson, Shields for
PHILADELPHIA
DunS-Arr Nov Is Columbus, Lester, Quebec. Sid
1bth. HsImsn Roos. n, Olsen NYork
DoyFR-AIr oi Nov 10, John Bunysn, lawson Antwerp
for Bot
FLUSHING Sid Nov 10, John Bunyan. Lawson, B,ston.
GfAsGow-A Arr Nov Is New Eng and Prottean, NYork
IS h, Glatgow % Craig, NYork.
sid from the Clyde 10 b. Isabella, McE~en, and Brooks
by Clsrf, San Francisco.
GFAyrsISp-sld Nov 10, Bernard. Blllipglow, EYork
GALWAY Sid Nov 16, Dromshsri, Kirkpatrick, Boston
(fiom the Cyte)
GlsRAiTAR-Arr Nov 4, Ambassador Patterson, Tagan-
rog (spd cid for Queenrto 9Th Haidee Tucker Genoa
land cid for Cadxl sth Frances Palmer Black MarsAsa
10TH Choctaw, Barton. Malaga CID Oot 81 Turn Small,
Boston, I'd, Fanny Negrotto, NOrsAns; 9th, HAidss,
Tucker, Cadis; frances Palmer Smith NYork i
HAvRs-Ar Nov 10, Pallas, halles NYork; Carolas
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CITY, TRADE REPORT.

THUNlDAY, Dsc G-GP M.
BRgADsrrFs.-Flour moderately active, but while
it opened at slight rise in prices the market closed
rather lape uidly 1T previous quotations The days bu
sinners consisted Of 10 600 bbl incl aiding ordinary to
choice State, at SO 87H SIT x, and mixed to fancy
occurred in Canadian II 200 bbls southern
disposed Of at 81 81 ~ rs for mixed 81 70 = 81 37i
for favorite and 81 S7H 81 10 for fancy, Per
Dbl Rye -four and cornUeal we're insuimate.
Wheat Gic not vary much The d,y'f :ransa ,;iors
comprised about COO buhs st 81 IS for prime Gene
white 81 ~ 81 rs for good to handsome Michigan
30 81 10 81 ID for Canadian do in bond and 10 part
81 So for Western red and 81 Sc for Southern do Rye
worth ST. Barley and remained about the
Com in fair demand thu days operaooa ebr, cd
81 600 bushels, at 7Sc 7Qc for unsound 79ISc Sic
son'heIn white md yellow, per bushel
ColToy-T The days ssle have been follows-For X
po, !pa bales home ups a27; speculation, S3itotsl
Ia bales. Market Grm.
fHrGIus There was no change to notice Ia rates,
which continued steady. To Liverpool abont 80, 900
bufIels Of grain engaged in tuls vt l2Li Flour
vss at b. Cd 81 Cd sshed and 4C0 500 boA beef
engaged nj 6s. To london 0o0 bble hoir
gafeo at a. I'd and about bushels wheat in ships
haps ut 100 To Have, -four taken at about go
o. 10 and wheat at 25c TO California rates vari-i 10
ci', peis from 800 Goc.. por foot measu somont.
Provisions Pok continued 10 favor The lay Is
aaes npri ed 0ot bbk Western At Sl3 30 for mass
81 for pins the for mess, sni 80 20 for
rumps Dressed hogs retailing at 6ic. pes ID
No change occurred In cut meats Sales OF $50 bss lard
made ~ pk Ito. fer old and 90 1919 for now,
per pcuod Beef unaItered In demand aud value,
$50 bbls having found buyers 1t former quotations.
About lis bills. beef hams realized SIS. Butter and
cheese were &c last represented
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b Ts NOVA BEuNswIck tlSy3 m cir ,fs
THENCE TO BOTTOM LINZ OFFICE coRyKp o.
STATE AND CONGRESS STREETS, BOSTON, THENCE TO WV
YORK BY HOUSES PRINTING TELEGRAPH, OFFICE q Wall
STREET
HALIFAX, Dec. @, 1858.
The United States mali steamship Humboldt Captai.
Lines, from Havre and Cowes the 235 ultimo bound
scr New York, in attempting 70 make this port for sup
ply Of coal, went ashore this morrag about IL miles
rrom this city and is total wreck She remars fast
ashore and il half full Of water Only portion OF her
cargo will be saved, and that damaged condition
The passengers all saved and have arrived tia
city.
She had beard ninety passenger ani $50 tons Of
freight
The steam,bip Hermann, from New York fsr Bremen
arrived at Southampton the Goth Of Noyember short
OF coal
The Cunard steamship Niagara, from Boston, and toe
steamship City OF Manchester from Phlla 'sphia
arrived Ut Liverpool on the Goth Of November.
The steamer Sarah Sans from Quebec arrived
~ Liverpool on the 10th
re steamship Euxins left Southampton the GOTH
siih he East Indie China nal. ;ss'ps OF. lord n
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Superior Coprt-Pnrt Second.

'tINI' IIUh JuNEe Tmmtt and a jury,
IEc 6-itJ NoiT cd i5ife cgoins, Francis and Tdsn
I'M fpfIa This aci ion for au assault and bat
tery ~ Beu y nave baen committed by the defendants
en- the psiufii ellie, OF the Goth ~ August 1862 che
rerfs are al Germans ard resi- IL in the neighborhood
Of Third str ct and r AMI r. N the testimony
thttd. appeared tont lsud had bee, existing long
Vine between the parties AND Geir friends which resulted
IN collision ~ above slated this Ion FIR damsgEg
Fof defer te II va con ended that the plsptns wife
otmmeEced the aslags the defendant Yasnttps Ran
ptft, by riH ng him fret, which liz ie2tlled with 20
more force Than necessary protect himself from
the assault 10 made upon him
The Court charged The jury who directed 10 6rnx
IN a sealed verdict on WecnsGday n q ing
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Commercial Affairs.
TIE LONDON MONEY MARKET.

TIE LONDUN MONEr MASAkT
Monty continued easier and stocks and shares showed
further slight tendency to improvement Consol, had
further rsfn to 951l. ard Exchequer bills to prem
Foreign ltocks quiet.
TIE LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
CorToS.-On the 2lst Monday, the sales were 0o0
bales OF which 900 we're on speculation AMI for EXPORT
Prices unslteed On the 22d Tuesday the sales
only 1900 bales, including 500 on speculation Ths
market closet rather heavy but change in prices
actually quotable.
FiocR, on the 22nd, more freely offered and with
less inquiry; the improvement noticeable the 18TH
per the Eur pa lost.
In GRAM the demand only for consumption, but
speculative inquiry from GreeE houses caused prices to
be pretty firmly maintained.
TIE LONDON MARKETS
BRTADsTuFTS In BE lace foreign wheat was in fair
rqret but advance Of Is per quarter laaded BIZ
sellers cbecl ed BUSINESS. Flour la good demand
aovar.- Of Is. 81 Tor FRESH qualities Barley ny
pen ifn supply. fsl 2s rer quarttr. Indian firm
White peas IL q q. lover.
sell al ELI hit decline Sugars and coffee steady at pre-
vious prices Tea eont!pued to have decidedly upsa
tendency co bmon Congou had risen 70 Is 3D. perlb AM
purchases we're ma dc freely at ne aivan:e.
TIT IRIsH MARKETS.
The rsh grain markets said to be slowly recedn
and in pls ces there com pte glut OF proyi.
sions. The farmers sendng great quantities. OF po
atoes TO market. and number OF cargoes being
ported TO England.
STATE OF TRADE.
From the manufacturing districts we learn that
At MANCHESTER ua curers net likely tom anifest
diminished frmness he wages ques.ios, as the de-
mand for goods still below the existing rate OF pro
ducton.
In BRmseH,M the iron market showed increased AMI.
nation, and stimulated by anticipated changes the
tariff both II Francs and the United States
Throughout Toe woollen districts further i'm! rove
men's noticed
In the IRISH marx eta considerable American riders had
been received, and prices were well sus' aimed
THE PARIS MARKETS.
In The markets. Of tho Paris district the rice or
bad slightly declined.
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By SANDY Boox PxrTIHa TELEoRArH.
THE HioBLAsDs Dee 6-3undown.
Two briggs going up 81 the point Of the Hook, Wind
moderate from SSW. Weather foggy with rain.