, 1865-11-25

CURE FOR KICKING HORSES,
4 correspondent Of the Country 0ent,tn.an
writes TO- that paper az follows: :" Having a
horse that would Kick everything to pieces il
the stable that he could reach, and having
found remedy for It (aftcr trying many
things, such as lettering, whipping, hanging
chains behind him for him to kick arainst.
etc;;,) send 1t to you: It Is sinpiy fastening
shoEt tface-ehalp Q, s..svut Two feet lonp by =
s'rer ~ rucn hind foot, and let lin DO fiji
Isown whipping, Y he cannot stand still with.
Out It, and he will not need to have boards
recipe for whit It is worth; perhaps some oj
your readers could prescribe better treat.
ment. '
METRoFoL1TAE CATTLE MARKETS. LAST WEEK,
The total imports Of foreign stock into Lon.
don last week amounted to 1D,0O0 head. At
Mondays markets there was large supply
Of foreign animals on hand, hut the trade was
slow, and prices not equal to Inst weeks. A
lings per 8 lbs, English sheep on sale are
moderate IN supply: prime are fetching from
ess I'd to Gs Sd per s Ms, and inferior ed Der 8
lbs less. Calves arc short, and range from 4s
Cd 10 IS Cd ner 8 lbs. The supply of pigs Is
Increasing. bnt the demand Is hit, at fom 4s
I'd to Is per 1ba.
The day appointed for holding our great
Christmas market Is the 18th Of December.
H.
the cattle p]ague, this would not take place
but the authorities have decided otherwise,
fenc1ng the arrangements with. long list of
precautions. London could not live on
twelve months without lis accustomed cattle
show.
ARRIVAL or TIE sHESASpoAu At Liver
The steamer which brings this letter w;1,
carry the welcome news of the close of tbe
shennndoall's dnstardly career. / think I
may safely ussure you that scarcely an Epr-
liehman can bc found who does not regret lie
mode In which that career has been closed.
that 1s, Il may jadgc of the tone Of our press
strangers and others. The Pan .M.H Gasetis:
very fairly expresses tho general feeling in the
following terms: "2mali thank. afc due
to the commander Of the Shenandoah
for the preference which he has
given to Liverpool for lie purpose of bring
ing his cruising 10 an end. It Is some sati-'
laetio9 to s,ac IS Is Under the charge
factory to remcmb mber that We shall nov have
10 say what Is to be done with him. It is
bad enough TO have let The Alabama get to
sea, Int s worse lrck that the Americans |
:ou!d not contrire to catch Capt. Waddell |
or themselves, and so save rs from the ve1a. !
Ion OF deciding upon his position. Hcsc,
however, he Is, md VIC must consider what IS
% be done with him.
Drawing an elephant In u lottery Is nothing
% having under ones care such Nh Individual
Is this pirate. Really you ought to have
'ome sylnTathy with us lor our poor luck. 4
lice little legacy for my lords Russell and
-larcudon 1t Is; one would almost give Paln-
'rston the credit Of quitting this snblunary
phcIe with the express Intention Of avoiding
his Shenandoah difficulty.
In addition to The accounts ron will fpd Ia
,onr 1les Of English papers, would state
hat the mtn cn board tho pirate number is.
I is too soon to give you full Information
bout her, rs ! shall be IL position to do on
!a&urday but moy state this. for the salts
action of your readers: Ute Shenandoah, her
.artdia, cutcere and eTe.a, 1los+ been demanded
rom Grta1 Britdin BY TIE United aaies Cor
1.nrnenf.
MONEY MARKET.
Nov. 8, p. m.-Consols have advanced,
the Shenandoah difficulty.
hey nre now quoted 50 for money and so1S |
IS ex. diy.) for Me December account. Tho
market for American securities is steady, but
quotations arc about 1-1G lower. L. s. FIVE
"cnty bonds stand at 6311@N Illinois Ceu-
raj, 6lI@so; and Eric, 531{@54. Pennsyl-
mia 1ubHcntfng oil lands eharcs are now
uoted 12i@2A premium.
The Star announces that during the month |
( October last the shipments from Liverpool
o New York were double those Of the eame
1onth in auy of the last sixteen years.
JOHN BUtL .TH.