... [ECOND EDITION. lfO1?NING CiINO.ICIE OFFIUB, Frtay, I P,.m. 0 jNNEY MARKET. CITY, ELEVEN O'CLOCK. -oh51s 9)(i, X* TI Crce pet Cents., 221, 3. l1i'l'1ec per Cents., 44, 5. e Loan, 65, 6. LTEMGRAI'HIC DESPPATCHES, MTIROUGH MqR. REUTER'S AGENCY.] II1 BOABARDMAENT OF TETUAN. PATiS, FRIDAY MOR1NING. The *IO;tfe1 contains the following despatch The Bretagne, ofT Algesiras, Nov. 2C. Yesterday, the ...

... - .SEATSE EXCHANGE REPFORT. I~ ~ _ ?? DEC. 16.-By Messrg. FULLr and Co, at the Mart.- i Freehold, Hopharat Farm, Worth, and East Grinstead, Sueeex, comprising house, buildings. and 131 acres of arable, s1 pasture, aud meadovw land-sold for 2,370l.5 Freehold cottage, Retherfleld, Sussex, let at 4t. per annumr -acid for 6It.t Freehold, 24 perches of garden ground, Rotherfield, let at 1C lh1. per ...

... COMMERCIAL AND MABKELS. PRODUCE. MIIOCINO -LANE, DEC. 19. SuGAut.-Tbe market is quiet but firn. lefined continues in limited supply; priea are unaltered. Brown lamps, 6s.I to 61Is. Gd. iorFgE continues' in active request at very firm prices. The sales include 3,000 baca Costa Rica, 63l. to 67s.; 300 bags Native at 60s. Also a re-sale of cargo of Rio, the Dat- ticulars of which are not reported ...

... I COMMERCIAL AND MABRKE7. COTTON.-LrvERV.oo0 DEC. 24.-The sales of cntton to-day are eatimated at 4,000 bales. A quiet market, at yesterday's prices. _ COTTON GOODS.-MANCHESTEn, DEC. 2L-The prioe of notton has not lately affected this market, but the faet of a steady decline coming at the time of unfavour-able news regarding the India trade is undoubtedly leading to more caution amongst buyers ...

... RHABRR LIST. 1 TiURSDAY EVZNIXG. The railway share market opened this morning with rather a dull appearance, but experienced little alteration until the afternoon, when a drooping ten- dency was manifested. At the close, upon the fall in Console, and the receipt of low prices from Paris, increased heaviness prevailed. Most of the principal stocks left off 4 to j per cent. worse than yesterday. ...

... Tuesday. BANKRUPTS. GEORGE, GEORGE EDWIN, CHARLES FRRDERICl, and DOUGLAS ALFRED TUCKER, John-street, Bedford-row, maker of advertising show boards, to sorrender December 16, at twelve, January 12, at two, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Xr Chidley, Basinghall-street; official assignee, Mr Bell, Cole- man-street.buildings -ROBERT GEOllGE WEBB, Brighton, silk mercer, December 15, at half ...

... ?? INTELLIGEXCE. MONDAY, DECEMBER 12. Wind N.W.; at Holyhead. ?? light. The Evangeline, for Rio Janciro. has put back, with PDmpa choked. _ - The seboonor Gordon Thompson, from Runoon. ?? a cargo oi s ...

... : N I :- -N-i- - VEDYESDAY, DEeP'M BEI 21. Windt W., fresh; at 11lyhq ol1, W.S.W. v ITho Dirigo, for Siy.blne, hbia putc back. r Thel'ary, Mt'Dounell. of W7trc nijint from Valentia, Iro- s. lint, for ...

... the training-shit, will embrace all the subjects of the former examination, except Latin ; ami in V. 0 tu . '™' '• include :-Jn simple equations, the elementi! of ireometrv, plane triprainnetrj, and the solution, an in the circular. No. ts- ...

... ARRIVED At Liverpool, oan the lst inst., the M1entor, Pederson from Belfast. At Londa, on the 1st inst., tho Marsecilles, Marley, Of Bclfast, from Calcotta. At Sunderland, on tho. 1st inst., the Eleanor, Dryden, fromt Belfast, At Callao, on the 14th Oct., the Telegraph, EIenderiopn from Melbourne. SAITL D From Fimonolit, on the lst itist., the Eiirabeth l)aD eon, Dawsuon, for Londonlderry. ...

... , A it RVYED At this port, on the 12th inst., the Pauline, Lawrcnee. from lliga, with flaksced; the Alex. Illurray, Lyall. from Stot tiea, with witeat; .nd the Teazer, LBroadhead, frm 1-ouen, Vith llour.-S. Gowan & Co., agenls. At this port, on the 12th inst., the 'I Ozies, Cape, froe Milaluociis, with deals.-S. Lawt her, agelit. At this port, on the 12th inst., the Elizabeth Thoems, Jones, ...

... i THE GREAT CHRISTUAS CATTLE NIARKIT. LONDON, NONDAY, DEC. 12.-The steady upward movement in the value of live stock during the prc- i sent year, ir. the face of full average supplies, and the enormous consumption going on in nearly all parts of England, have prodnced much interest as re- gards the result of the great Christmas market, aIp- pointed to be held to-day. The grazing community have ...