... DESPATCH OF FOREIGN MALS FROM LONDON! Despatch of next Mails fromr Next P t London. Mail due pi Australia (S. &W.) via S'thampt'n . .Jan. 8 Mg. Jan 19 ne Tasmania&Victoria l via Brindasi . Jan. 2 Evg. Jan: 12 ml Bermuda .. . Jan. 1 Evg.. su Brazil, hlonte ,lfiverpool ..(.Dc. 30 Evg. Dec. 30 W4 i I iria S thampt'n Jan. 9 Mg. DecG 31 th Brazil . I by French PIPtt Jan ...

... E2IFPIN? IYTBLLIGZ2IW. SAILTED FROSI GLASGOW. December 31. A nchoria (a), 27113, Hedderwick, from N~ew York- general cargo. Glerafinart, 1530, Stirrat, from Boston, UJ.S., in 15o days-general cargo, Bolivia (si, 2625, Small, for Newr York-general cargo. Lotus, 109, Archer, for PortsEmpedocle--ast- pipes. Mary Coles, 84, Eliis, for Caen-pitch | Philanthropist1 75, lugram, for Dinard-coals.i ...

... I, ABDERDEEN I'OOK EXCIIANc4FA December 31. moeA >.-b. lr.- . -.. - R -LA B y~~ Fri' Lk I o 0 at, o - f N I. '120b~ o .- *0 uyer.tl, al AI Sk ~i1o lo. N. de cn ur Lo 0' 8 10 iwe4 1011 M Oo 4 oDo. 6Prof .. 'D0 0 00a Cit. 1100 I)On Deere C.: pI'f 90 0' 0 5 l et5k. 100 D~O: do N0.'. '0 ''0018 0 Slk 100 D o., 4 e et Ie otiue .. 0 0 ~ 0 a t) 100D. N. of Scl ndt. 0r 0 1 1 ' 8 110 0fWe ...

... MAIL AND STEsAMSHIP NTEWtS. I ~(Pram LleVcdsi I GIBRALTAR, Dec. 30.-The Glen Line steames Gleneagies, from China and Japan for London, and the Hgall Line steamer Branksome H~ail, fromu Liverpool to Bombay, have passed lhere. MNaLTA, Dec. 30.-The steamer Salisbury, from L~ondon for Boinlisy, and the Clan Line steamner Clan Alpine, from London for Bombay, have arrived here. Tele steamer ...

... ARRIVED AT ABERDEEN.-December 30-lPrincess Alice, Kerr, Dundee, goods: St Clair, Linklater, Ler- wick-,do. SAILfED.-De ember 31--Wind west, moderate-. Granite, Henderson, London, stores; Lassa'o Doon, Ri All!n, Sunderland, ballast; Ythan, Buthley, Bo'ness, grain; Catharine Ellen, *WilliamS, Scrabster, ballast * St Clair, Linklater, Leith, goods; Princess Alice, Kerr, Liverpool, do. - ' ' I I ...

... 3OMMERCIAl INTELLIGENCEi THE MON~EY MARKET. 0 LoNDON, Wednesday night. The demand for money to-day hag been rather active in connection with the requirements of the 5tk. stock Exchange settlement and the close of the year. sti-. Short loans were quoted at 2~ to 3 per cent. The atk.: discount rate8 wvere unchanged, at 2%4 to,29 per cent. 'Ik for first-class bills, with a moderate business doing ...

... TEE: XlOflE MAPUET.| Ten year began wish business slowly recovernag, froma the severe shock that credit bad received i through the fianucial disaster of the previous - October, and not unrtil the year was wvell advanced did anything like comparative confidence agin prevail, so thoroughly had the feeling of dist~rust permeated every branch of trsade throughout the i country. The depression? ...

... 5?HPPI!((? INTJM?L1Wf?NWf.. ARRIVEDi AT TZlE T1AIL OF TH BANK - - December 3L Fanny Atkinson, 608,- Brabyson, from B3elfast for Pensecola; put back through stress of weather. January t Emily Rwayond, for Glasgow-deals.- Gienbervie, 799, Camnpbell, from New Y ork for G13sgow-greneral cargo. Sussex, 385, front Wilmington for Glasgow-R~osin. SAILED FROMt THEE TlAIL OFs TH BANK. Janluary 1L ...

... MAIL AND STEA?ISHU? NEWS. (From Llovd's.l MxvaaumOes, Dec. S0h-'The Peniosular and| Oriental Company's steamer S~iam, frojm Bombay, arrived hare ta-dayr. Quss~xsrowx, D;ec. St-The Inmnan Ro~yal M~ail steamer City of Brussels, fromt Liverpooi, arrived here at 12.45 r.ze. to-day, emabarked mails and passengers, and proceeded at 1S~l s-.n. ?? fork. XVEST Hsarnvroon. Dec. StL-The steamer ...

... TUE I1?QNTRADL The presenzt holiday season, as usula interfered to a co~nsiderable extent weith t-usinees in all de- partn~ecuta of the coal antl iron trades ; hut the pressure osf orders in the iatter is so great that op~eratiuns will vrobably be resumnedl in mnany places after a brief er interval than ordinary. Gienerally there is DOu c;ssation of inquiry into the mawrkets, anud rates ...

... COMM0F)fE-RCIAL NEWS. GrMasow. Thursday Braising.i4 No alteratica was- made in the Bankz of Engtlanid . rate to-day, anid it accordingly remains awt 3 per r cent. In the open market business has been of a very quiet characebr aS cornoared with the activity I change havfing been closed, the volumne of transac- I toshas been deprived of the demanads' which jt ordinarily come frora that quarter ...

... ARItUt1BD AT AmiIrDEEN.-December 31-Eilcan Dubh, MbKecbenie, Inverness, goods; Janet, Orombie, Sunderland, coals; Scottish Maid, Smith, do., do. January I-Alexander Pirie, Urqubart, Newcastle, goods, SAILED.-December- 31-Simors Hifodgaon, Middles- bro', light; Mletz, Stcffen, Burntisiand, do. Stormy Petrel, Reid, left San Francisco for Cork, December 9 Datia, left Falmouth for Harburg, 29th ...