... | I s .- _ ?? _ ?? r_> T ~ . ?? Sm,-Having read Mr C. H. Wilson's speech at the ?? of good he had done for that body of men and their society, I must now inform you that some 20 years ago I was a smack owner, and at that time muany owners and fish buyers went over to Norway and established a fishing business. They bought all the fish caught by the Norwegian fishermen and brought the fish to ...

... I . . ; . _ .- . The steamer Thoimas, from Liverpo6l, has arrived ati St. John, Newfoundland, disabled, three of the crew having heen drowned. - WilEcks, &C-The steamer Rainbow, of Glasgow, Boor,.for Genoa, has gone ashere on Glawmorgan Bank; got off, and prooeeded ?? harqne Persian, of Dundee, fromN Montreal, has arrived at Queenstown lost foretopmast and all attached ?? boats, bulwarks decks ...

... A Bolton correspondent writes as follows - P Of all the subjects treated upon in the wide ol range of journalism none are of more vital im- w portance to your readers than the above. Under W the extended franchise 2,000,000 of Her Majesty's ts subjects will be entrusted with the weal or woe of c the British Empire, and the responsibilities of the k eleetorate of these isles will require all ...

... I COLONI&L WOOL SALES.--Very large numbers of buyers have been in attendance at the public sales held during the past week. The whole of the parcels sub- mitted, if we except a few low foreign qualities, have changed hands at extreme quotations. By private contract, an improved demand has sprung up, especially for the low and medium hinds of English wool, and in some instances prices must be ...

... 'tpping Intelitaclue. P 0 R T () F H U L L. FOREIGN ARRIVED. July 24.-Dorothea Elizabeth, Dreyer, from Neustadt. Orion (s), Lidermore, from Rotterdam. Bellosa, Heilonsen, from St. Andrews. Georgina, Barclay; Pelian, Dove, from Petersburg. Rankin, Lawson, from Quebec. Julius, Holm, from Copenhagen. Hamburg (a), Mowle, from Hlamburg. John and Rebecca, Pill, from KunitnglbCrg. Plenty, Fer. guson, ...

... I -*Ifpptng irtelfluena. I P 0 R T C) F H U L L. U Jan.- 13- A boat has been washed on sh ore at Xilonea with some Ct documents in the stern sheets, w hich will eventually lead to the discovery of her name (it is feared tise crew haveH perished) ; it is supposed the vessel was lost on the batiks at the mouth of the I-lumber the day before, FOREIGN ARRIVED. Jan. 0-Orion ?? Lidernasre; Albatross ...

... H U iJLL P RICES CUR RENT. I QUOTED ALL AS DUTY PAID, EXCLUSIVE OF COMMISSION. WHIEAT,per qr ofoo Iba. per bash. English white, new ?? £2 0 0 .. £ 4 Old ?? 4 0P. 2 6 0 English red, new ?? 1 14 0 Ila1 1 0 ?? 1 16 0 Iis 1 0 Dantzec & Konigsburg, ?? 000 ,. 0 00 ?? 220. 2 40 Lower Baltic & Hmburg, ?? 0. 11s0 ?? 0. 117 0 BARLEY, Saale,perlmp.qr.,new 1 3 0 ..1 0 Old . 120.P. 13 0 Danish, Riga, &c. ...

... I (CnMzertial ltark eto, &C. CORN MARKETS. ar HULL, MAr ?? Taylor and Bright's circular,.3 ~crThe trade of the month has been, until quite its last week, very nddull end monotonous. Though it was evident that farmers litwould no longer supply markets on the lavish scale o vr it week since harvest, that each month was seriously swelling the Ing deficiency of import from foreign countries, that ...

... VIEW O THE CORN TRADE I 1hlTP11NC. 'il-i. PART WFEEK. DURINGTHE I1 ANi NVJ1lx. (From Bells'8 Ieekltyj esseng6r.) W1iFATr-ThO increasing confidence shown so generally hroluthout the United Kiingidom for the past week or two in. duced the buyers to come forward more freely tt last Monday's rket, and ais the sunply was not up to the wants of the trade, l advsn;lje of 3s. to 4s. per qr. was ...

... W OF THE CORN TRADE DURING TUE PAST WEEK. (From Bell's Weeklyl Messenger.) w -~Tlh downward tendency in this article wvas checked toR et0 cl o~oka h ceitdcie otmleose of tthe previous week, and mnuch anxiety was 15iieoll wi ?? shown, that every ?? held on anpearedI i to aut lin concert, there being one cin- Idcsir toincrease ?? Mark-lane on Monday a t till~ Ir wast brought forward than for ...

... Muff AtlsTarS JaNUR , . L-1 . ~~THIURSDAY, JANUARY 4, 1855. : 7 - E v NAME OF RAILWAY. CLOSING PRICES. A ;£. £. I c 50 50 Aberdeen ?? - lo k 20 58 Ansberg., Netting; Bost and 0: Eastn. Junction ?? d 31 28 Birkhdl., Lane. & Ches. June.. ' 13 - 12 di, T 25 25 Blackburn ?? 5-.. 5 ti Stck 100 Bristol and Exeter .92 -D Stek 100 Caledonian ?? ?? .1 50 55 Chester and Holyhead . I3j- 14i o 50 45 ...

... I (From Bell's Week~ly Messenuer.) 'WHSAT.-.The imports at Glasgow were principally Egyptian 'sa tho Clyde, and although there was riot so snuch pressure onf that market as previously, still prices were 2s. to 4s. per qr. lower on most sorts, arith a limited sale ?? nearly lal markets held ass Thursday the supplice had fallen off, from the busy ocenpation of the ?? 'Birmingham the quanititY ...