... Last week's imports of wool were good-viz., 43 bales from Rotterdamn, 6 from Antwerp, 61 from Ham- burgh, 716 from Taganrog, 38 from Leghorn, 67 from Smyrna. 36 from llavre, 135 from the Cape, 21 from Alexandria, and 1000 from Sydney. The private con- tract market was well supplied. Selected English qualities are in fair request at fall prices. In other Ichids very little is doing. LUnDs. ...

... ?? ant Zonmicufal nat lufRets. I I I CORN MARKETS. HULL, TUSsDAY, DECMauBER 23. e Again we have to report a quiet week in the corn trade, mild weather, and small arrivals. Oar today 's market was of a holiday character; farmers brought a large supply of vw heat, some of which was only in mid- ing condition, and went ofO at the prices of last week. .i Little or nothing doing in foreign wheat. ...

... ?HIPFiNG INTELLIGEYCE. Frreu our cerr~epedeflts~e Sbipplng (insetse, sad LIloy'd's List. CASUALTIES. Canning, Petersen, from Shields for Callundborg, which wvas on shore off Lessoc, Dec. 10, has gone to pieces.- Aalborg, Dec. 17. Frantz, Fermien, .of Kiirchdorff, from Middllesborough for Eostockg whieh iris on shore at Torekow, Dec. 16, has become a wvreck; materials saved.-Elsinore, Dec. ...

... PRODUCE MARKET. V- r MINCING-LA.qu, Dn.o 2. a Sucsin.-The quantity offered to-day has not been large, tand the market has bsen very firm. Fitle grocery descrip- tions may be quoted at a shade advsnce; other sorts, with the exception of brown, which were chiefly bought in, sold t, at the ?? prices of Friday. 4,000 bags Bengal offered, 3,000 sold; B enares, 37s. 6d. tol39s.; Cossipore; 37s. 6d. ...

... The following is a copy of the firman accorded to Abbas Pacha by the Sultan for the construction of the Egyptian Railroad: so the Illutrious Abbas Hilmi Pacha, the present Go- vernor of Egypt, holding the lofty rankt of Sadei Azam, my most judicious vizier. Itsi ordered- Thou hast requested, by an official dispatch, that I accord my sovereign permission for the construction of a railroad from ...

... sJaNB& ':The market has nlbl b'een a1'o-abu ' 'fe'w t~ransactions have taken place in 'West Provi- Y 'dence, Alfrd COUSQl, St. rAub; a~nd (irsU, ?? j . In foreign shares, Seistiago it 4. ?? -, fi ' Notviithstaiidmng the'ChristA ?? 'i+lk 1 d has. been remarkable for greatV activity 'in: ?? >r share market, and for the numberof ?? :foF. ?? investment in dividend mines ?? and ~if the,';dejngae42 ...

... P OS I'S CRI PT. ROYAL EXCHIANGE, LoNDON, T/ssorsday Ereni'sg. THrE IoNEY MARtKET, overflowing as it is with the in- creased supply of tbe precious metals, Is3uddenly rendered impassive by the extraordinary political events of the ?? few days. The funds, under the influence of the political crisis at Paris, have been subtjected to violent fluctuations. Early in the week they maintained the ...

... FORGERIES ON THE YORKSHIRE BANKING COfP4A NY. it, LEEDS, DzC. 30.-An extensive forgery has just been erbrought to light in this locality. Front what has transpired r, within the last few days it is evident that forged notes of the in Yorkshire Banking Company (which has branches in most is of the large towns of Yorkshire) have been rather extensively is a circulated. Last Friday two men, named ...

... THE OVERLAND MAIL.' [BY EXTRAORDINARY EXPRESS.] We have received by extraordinary express, in anticipation of the Overland Mail, our correspond- ence and journals from Bombay of Nov. 3;; Cal- cutta, Oct. 22. BOMBAY, Nov. 3. [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] Since the departure of the last mail few occurrences have taken place of public inte- rest. Bombay has been the scene of a riot, which ...

... ExEBaCANNUEL'COAL GAB CONSUES I I . COMdPANY- A meetiag watebeldon Wedneeday at the Atbenauim, in this city. for t1tepuspapsf medeting the Committee of tbe new Gm Cpmpej., of whom the iollowieg members were present:- Mr W. Kitqwai*, Mr. J 0. Wilcckse Mr. R. J. Trewman, Uri J. Garton, aud Mrr J. HErding. The chair was taken by ?? Kennawty, foq. The Ijtbtre t of sthe Athiveuiti was orot ded by ...

... rt - Mr. J. DUSCAN delivered a lecture upon the rela- tive merits of tho above systems, on Wednesday evening, at the City of London Coffee Rooms, Lud- gate.hill. The attendance was numerous and re- spectable. The substance of his discourse was, that Free _ Trade would be the rational policy of a nation, provided it was not encumbered with a National Debt, and that indirect taxation was ...

... 35antrupto. ?? ?? MEETINGS IN BANKRUPTCY. ?? ?? AT Tt;Z COURT, ATHEKN.UM, GROP.GK-STREET, W Dec. CotiwvN.HETREw. Hour of lecting. 3 Bamfortb James, corn miller, &c. Arden Mills, Bredbury, 15A Cheshire, adjour ed last examination . 12 73. 3 Wilde James, builder, Sallbord, certificate . ?? 12 3 ?? Gcoi'ge Niiholas, terchant, Manehester, ertii.. 12 3 Whitcehad Wm. cabinetmaker, Lancaster, audit ? ...