... . WmDfcOß Cabtli. Jajt. 23.—General von Benin isa»fe&£csscs , von Bon In. Lo ra John Sussall also arrived at Csrtle. Shortly, »fter arrival Majesty gave •udlence Genet**! von Bjntu, present letters from the King of. Prtusi*. Bernstorff also had an audience Majesty. They were respectively introduced byk John Russell, herMsjesty's Secretary or State for foreign Affairs. Lord Join had aadianeo at ...

... COUNTRY DISTRESS REUEF FUND. .i, fff fY PI AfTh e C ??WD JOrRNAL A14D 0 MU - IZd. The asoont of subscrlptions reoeived at the offlee of tR2 J0 0l mi PoA4 up to Friday night, W 371. 2j. 0,d. We have uince reoivea the following :-ml. Clayton, Isurgeon, S1. lo,; W. A,, lOs.; ?? W. 0, 108.; Thomas Bond, DAIP End, £1.18.; JeON l~ieuy, 10s,; A Frfend, 1Qd.; W. Redall, 8 ;- Dr.. Dunn, £1. la.; Mrs ...

... An abstract of the Gross Produco of thc Revenue of the United Kingdomn, in the underniontioned periods, cnded December 30, 1860, compared with the corresponding ?? of the preceding year Y3 YF:AUc ENDOD DsosiOEMEn 31. 1859. 1 1860. Inoreese. Doecrease. £. ;8 £b. :£ Customne ?? . ?? 24,024,572 33,032.325 _ 2,T32,184 Excise ?? 1q.069,000 28.,00 - Stamps ?? t 7,2176,981 8,285,258 808,z77 - e r s.s ...

... WEDNESDAY EVENING, January 16. The markets for al descriptions of Public Securities were heavy to-day, and prices depressed. The Funds 'were affected by the state of the money market, and railway shares by the unfavourable traffic returns, and the anticipation that it will be a bad half-year in that respect On many of the canals, the North Stafford- shire amoiagst others, the traffic was a ...

... DUNDEE TRADE REPORT-JANUARY 8. PRICES CURR12ENT. Per ton. Per ton. ° £ -£ £ Rigs PK ?? 54 A'angel, 8 Crown 61 62 RID. . 48 49 Zabrack . 54 55 PW ?? 49 0 Tow, No.1 £48 es £48 10 D. 43 0 No. 242 0 Codilla .29 0 Codilla,, 3 £34 £35 0 Mernel.4 brand ?? 42 43 St. Pet. 12 head 48 50 W. Crown 51 52 9 head £42 Ce £43 Os Liebau 4 brand 41 42 6 head,., 36 0 Jute, flne £20 10s £22 10s Vol. Tow, No ...

... THREE O'CLOCK. MERCURY OFFICE, EDINBURGHS SHEJEP & C2AT1LE MlARKET, th supply of sheep this morning was 3224, being 788 less than Vlast market. Demand being good, .sales were easily effected, and prices higher. Top price of the best blackfaced wvedders, 84d; current price from 74d to Sd; ewes from fid to 7d per lb. The supply of cattle was 295, being 126 less than last market. On account of ...

... TRACT of the GROSS PRODUCE of the REVENUE of the UNITED KINGDOM, in the undermentioned periods, I.-C, A.BSTRAC ended Dec. 31, 1860, compared with the corresponding periods of the preceding year. Quarters ended ad Quarters ended Year ended M1arch 31, June 30, Sept. 30, Dec. 31, Me arede d De. June 30, Sept.30, D1ec3, 1880. ?? fi ,I ue3, Set o e 1 69 ISGO. 1860. ~ 1860. 1860. 1859. 18319. 1859, ...

... COaN EXCHANGE, Manday, Dec. 21. Since Saturday night we have had an unexpected change o in the weather, and all appearance of frost hos for the present- gone. This morning wve had again a very Small show of Enlsh Wheat, which was not taken, off freely, but factors insisted on an advance of is. to 2zi. over last Monday's rates, II wohichwvs paid for the few picked sam pies disposed of. The pi ...

... SHIPPING ITLI2E I I - ~I I C~ASUALTIES. 'Ardvllie, Captain Barclay, from MActo to London, with silk and tea, Is on shore at Aubletcu ?? masts have been cut down, and the ship and oargo are ilkey to suffe much; all aslsitance is being rendered. Another ?? near mnbleteuse, ship Ardville, Captain Barclay, from Macno to London. Fifteen (?of the crew) saved; ten ieft the shipn a boat; ship on rock; ...

... oSBARE LIST-YESTERDA. D - -SHRE S ORDINARY SHARES AND STOCK:S. I !a~ts. I Paid. I Clogin~e 11je. I Business Done. Belfast asdd Ballymena,.. 60 Bir., Wor., & Stour Va,.. 13.14 tBirk,, Lan., and Ches Junction ?? . . 100 Blasqkburn. 2 Blyth and Trne ?? 25 Boston, Sloaford, &c ?? . 10 Bristol and Eseter ?? 100 Caledoriam ?? . 100 Caronarthen & Cardigan 10 Cork and Dandon ?? 00,, 50 Cork, Blaolrocl ...

... The half.yearly meeting of- the shareholders of this com- panyvas held yesterday at the London Tavern; Mr. F. W. Ioussell, M iP., in the chair. The following are the principal statements contained in the report of the directors. :-The gross profits for the half- veer have been .333,06-1 1Ss. 9d. After writing off the usual I proporiion of the prel~oinarV and building expenses, and re- serving ...

... LOUAL AND PROVINkIAL MARKHTS, &e. NBEVVCASTLE OaTTrLB 111RKT, Jan. 8.-The iaimports from Ireland ooneisted of 72 head of oattle and 411 ex. ceedingly prime pork pigs ; also, about 70 Sooto were from Aberdeen and the counties of the North-East Coast of Scotland. The supplies of cattle were again seasonably small from Berwick and Roxburghehires, and also from the N:rth of the Frith of forth; but ...