The Express. — London, England, 1848-12-05 00:00:00

11111111 1 111111111... fiaeg 6110- 0 88°CIATIC)N oN t fat I A d0.,,,zab,, 'o '/~-~~ l.~v ,kr--ez- - -2r- 1 ~~. Vie T p , 771,0,5pwaqx,:1i.:.:._.: Ertaratos, Dec. 2.—The whereas Sant, of and flea (grebes to Sligo, pa t into Brasklor Bay lea sight, &Wag a heavy gale Martha wastward, with forearut eat away. Hou., Dec 4.—lt blew a heavy gale at B.W. to W.8.W., last night, bat moderated at tea this atoning. Thr Olen Albr , (az). from Leith, get is coated yftway, off Plan. hairnet Heed, with the Fate, free Hartlepool to Lyon, and received searidarable damp, sad has pat hook, sad is die- Yem. The latter mask ; crew saved. awnllol7lll, 4.—Th. Lien's Hope, of Liverpool, ham Mat& he Laois., has bass bersAt ia bare, leaky rte., Malin hisa as Si. llfhhalrboak. Tim sehorrer Wink* sad Adm. at Nemailla. kat ban miehal ia leaky, ha, baying law ea tie Lemotthaltral. The twig nab, of Basil Iligidds, has mesa kis dr Reads very leaky, havlag hem ma 11'1 al whilst at aadisr. _ _ _ I IL pa qr., auil Beaus 6d. per lad, ower ; Use demand va7 Baited. The finest 'salting Basler, firm; interior end pin& Widower. Wheat, now. 16s. to 18a ; fine, 19s. to 21s. t old, 18e . to 21s. • las, 22 .. Blendeorn, 14e. to 16s. ; Kr. • 10a. to 12s. ; fat, 13.. Bas, new, 13s. ; Bee 14e. ; old. 14a. to 16s. ; doe, I6s. 6d. Peas. grey, 14s. ; white, 14e. pa three bushels isperiaL Oats, 17s. to 21.. ; Bnt, 7,21. to 23e. ; • old, 19e. to 20a. ; fine, 245. to 26a. Barley, 275. to 30s. l ane salting, 31.. to Ms. 6d. per quarter. MOLITOR, Deo. 2.—We bad a fair sanely of Wheat and Barley, and but lied, of other grain. Wheats, unless dry • and good, wee nearly unsaleable, and eves thus were n. shade lower. The beat dry bright Barley s nearly sustained • late priers. there bang few of that description. Not many Peas or Beans offering, and for the best sampke late prier were surly sustained. RIRZFOID, Dee. 2.—Notwithstanding there was very little Wheat on offer, the =Biers IMO very reluctant pur chasers, owing to the bad mounts of the London and Bir mingham' markets. New Wheat sold fns 455. to 52a. ; cid, from 64. to 665. per qr. Malting Barley of first quality wan very suet, and supports tosser prices ; but inhnor samp lee were lower in prim Bears Pea., and Oats were nreedingly dull of sale. 709.] LONDON, TUESDAY, DEC. 5,1848. [THREEPENCE. MO PUBLIC COMPANIES, LANDLORD% 10013 .401011. lOW se milk Is wpm% a/ Laudon yr arms m lows iftwei Mtiail sr al lio.p• . Illan. A lltahl ai l " M! Whim sisloaskes. um , Oamdaio.o. sjoithstilke, r isdinek with salaistan . from New Orleans to tkis port. wind' pat into Partiossetk, N.H., In &Wen, altered en Iltk alt. Arrived : Alytk, Dame Ayres; Cost ume, and Durban, Montreal; Cream:ore, Paraiba ; Con stantine, New Orleans ; B. Z., and Joke A. Skiddy, New York ; Ddb 111., Boston ; Keepsake, and Constance, Mon treal Balled : Zan Cape of Good Haps. O ff port : Barak Rands (s.), New Yor k; Parries, Montreal; David Cannon and Devonshire. _ . _ Pro BOLICITOWDURS, lesad Ahem — holm liwlN steage or 71 := .1r Leakikr =, ar • 0 . c t aw le M•rard ARRIVAL OF THE POPE AT MALTA. Accounts are said to have reached Paris yesterday craning, announcing the arrival of the Pope at Malta. ; PROMOTING the RELIEF - St . YOM MITIOPOLIL mot for Dielielae _.....a. by rem et it Darla tali& As ild.. ......patrodease oad Steam et the ad Lim. lOW ••••• Tae skit Lee Mr Lord Slip LONDON. Footsore raverele. 0 .10 yke. W. Leiden I tuizr.....z. M.P. ag lal flt ir"rnw cessurna Ilei rat .S. A.or.... ter amadia.....nue. E44r ff " ~., 6 .. .... _ is lari g ,k e_ ° • J. O. MA. W. Cies. 36%._ M.P . r i * *3 .114111.6. aa•L r. . li erir at Eeet• • til a a Orr aa * mb e W. isOLE Illrito Adele ......... ILE Sabi M me _ Times Jos. Ma teems. W. Nei 4. u. W ia . W. V. 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IMO /0 Mitt Mew, Qat ono Mt employed at sorb ribber oddly or oroomm• NM Is Ik. tomnbord lantao no PoIoMMIO 4 IM Mamba NoNE rasa mas daaraeur u Um lavoir.l4 rao Lam opts or begot Moo artier. am as It womb, to Ong be • oamtPet at am arter=:=l, by le 104 tes 4M 41.41.4.5.bal Sr.. real liter. O& Mai OWL 7r ryeiot . . Ka. town „ ibbit Pr a. „ Mit 0p..a., Pa TOL Tro. Tutor not.o.etklmitqn:Win;lleotteh, *&. at NW* MNIOMIMOIL LIMN .4 rept. , inclose by Ow tweet wawa. CULMICALLY PUNE ICY Llt ir l , i4 loP PLAT BD. Thraari IMO ftlit/S. %WM Patimes. Tab Sprats tad ob. ablo. PM &boo 11 .• • • bl•• • • Jib Mom ditto rod dun lu. . 26. To dna. awl Mao Man. .. 14 .. bury . u. Oa To. MON mato:roe.; of Ovary Irtaimonory 1 1 1 ,11,4An P rtro,..ppas sad Botnal stook of mar ni torakbatt Mom ...my I. litantlly the hoot In the world. and pur• Brat are Nob* I to nIl Sad baeoet lt. —b, otforl Arad learner of UMW Mona 'nor ha. I. Xiromantreti. Etaahlirtor Y Weittat-oet, 1933. riSSENTS Cr WEDDINGS. BIRTH-DAYS, TWITIVALd 'ELI% RCM %OMY'S ART CFACTI RES deLligual y the oncot esiwni Lose4l sfll =tie 1,4 bow, mientbeturev. lad . 4 4 all nePeoldded by town sed r EITACIXTM GIM itedgrept, P.R.Ai. WILL CA6L. ' L a in J. Bell.. 3. and upwarda lALTCELL AL In Jobe meta& bonsorctoil . 01 rhrsitoalla low gni ; with Speen We. ine MUD SPOON N. TURK. la carrel word. p> the ink; May nil other. sit rub= arle. al up ii-KN ar I YE. brand weed bands. 14, ; carve I ivory band. be. MUD PLATTER. la mired weed. Un. to 42a.: Pteorlain lat to nedt. need, in N. &KR vs. wkhareted-ened head. ; handle, 27n. DV.. with sairenneed border and upwards. Will DINH la ernierend. wlb I d Mein or eloon 71t. WITEI6I3I IF , & wi, h ainedoned sod plated bade. WA NI PI a. PORK. wades haled. erred with deer'. 61 1 4 2 TtXti ItZPR. var.. tr. a. a . CARVING-KRIM Ind 10.11.11 a• illrer and plated metal. Pitt nokw.. li gr iL Hop R. 111. I. Trimmed). ; wi th ad lirmal WATT. JEG , la earendled ,„ I'a. aiti epiracia. IL Bed- AAAA. T CIORLIT, le lib RATS! CARA STK and UMULI& la arnelloirlas, IT.. Id. & liEnT/11..0 POT. " The Mill. Team," in Parts; M.; sad M & S▪ Aytir. LTCELLAR. In ...Anwar*. A dolphin with a thell. W. teRCILIA TEAPOT, In Britannia reetsi, saranninted be Partin •••• ;In guinea". or plated Meng, 40,.. IL Red lines A.R.* TIACADD T. In enpl, at ruin. oilcan, TERCAPIAT MKS/ N, in plate.' met.. 24. 6d.; In Mira, E 3 VAN JCR. la opal 7,41 mei upettriti ; hs Part.. tr. Id. 31 "Rat Poter roadie liedgran. A.WA.I. and Jean ° re, A.R.A.). PI Ah A il n i k ri oLamn. IA PA•IK RUM.. " Nab.. bentine." einte t' e ' lled in odour, and Mt J. Tows..l wk. iff XXIV. and 11311111 c, with aimed braill..= en, demi. illbertnenniento. Matirterrien as 1 %Men Mt earn nsrvati Iit:CARTS* NV !TIM. la db. and la abet. sib to „Pfro..kolsr. IJ. C. lier.by.) Ms Pe `oopliallrlCßa—The ahem. In Wan dad.. by U. J. Tatar J. OM. eel. byell On'. - TM SideliVa le Patilai pied. " nollbt TASK 'IL IwlOaw. A.ILA.I. r ring,. fk ; Wow. inn th, SRO INRIITAND. In porcelain Mob. P NM wllislwrisi IRK:STAN D. In .lirer and in electron., at Salsa pries; an I dpwat..l,.. with watt. Main CUILDREN. Apr wel.;ht to sahib b. la Pares: Lb Is IrE, to mien with pk Up. 1. niereese care. 364. and 11.11_1ITECTORAL rawer" la Terra Cotta U. p sub. narlii.lPOT. emethunrown "11 trots Ina.. and Wardle.; yurelr . i DM •d bah, G.. LTA.) Moiplernar. rwa MAIMS. In eve. tto:l 2 ..it s*. Or pair , cal bonnie. eraILMACUE CLOCRA:I4I3. at wines Pio. Tit O KtfJI SLAT& a ~,caret. by Pena. In I.nrla6 awarlln TT rss.li. a is brim. Al ; SEW Won. SRI. g irt' A RI !TA CAlRRT.llstapetter. In Parian. each Kt . ! LION, a esetwette It. la lea t..l7 llll A. • Mitaelte 111.11, la Pori.. ZS 1k: and b MO - Mr an IA a ninntle 11. Bell., eneepuiles le Pero.. Wißir • Motel. M. 11.), Plafta. fin.; or with teleareil Tk i r j a 1...„22. • im.a. U. /kin, le Tarim. In.; or wt. 11. J. Toweres4). • alba. la Mb& rewind la dn.% et rano. prima. C IAErfT / J r nab v/Wimmeau. Tlllt NT* • mks. la Tem Cars. life 42, M. I .OOCH. Parini and DOw.". Cia a nolsw ra 4 eat The ell PI n eanociii, " In hat—A NIOII7 lAN ; A IiAT PTA pyp idas j un o WalillOAßD ; ; TVA end COW a l p e d, l i ll737 lCS. with twintrove Asignr. b& hos* . ill=nein. amps. Cleml= orslot de pm. 44.41. 114; ' ALSANA ankruZaLl=botrgreir billai4wirosimwa7- ier imiss sow se wierb - W Z a T, .24 sl lleme.. ra, R I Ur stisbt 3 to & dor. SI 1.111, kI ooks to el , Thum. to 1):t r, MOney i 44 be. 301 /al a.. 0. 41 4: I ;;Zi. n er WA" IS tt. Paddy... Roll al IL ) days, Oa TS. via rrt to M. -T.gllow - - n , olol 1. g. oxl tan plif aM Os &Lies at add in prim, bit dull of dab. ; brows aoll cod, IV. Mb; 431.. !Midi t, air. mw; 4.7 OIL fr. — Ear n 1%0 LA l.ol .on 44 On WON • CIT, 3.414 07 I 1.5.514 'mast we atimere I.MO *afro 4 1 1 ".- DA DniU-Dm l7'str. 004 W ra= l ta• I wife ot tki 1•1. ",i;;!=,.4 k s,: Wm the COSMO Mr.. A. 1100. re at 'be 4 , • X p.. of Smile PP a • Inn gre.a. Mr•- 11. JAM Ot te EOM A" h 1.6401. • Odder% 1.11.4 C. rod. IrmaCk W WO W * Fs amibto " 0.6. 041 leYe MD Dr. MA tbs l cuag. NM* the 110-1 1 L 16? SW' hi.ringeour..llo. J. aligt ft ...IL mass W Lsoodowir:100 - OA SID• • iilWang &Walks Mid.", Li Jo floo_ Aim of • ka. sod roool e■A ff molms of A. OOP S . Noel 0 72,P = .I CVA 001100. . ▪ poborloo MIS 1014. of tbo 2 11 1 1 . • 09.1 111" ,Ass. fla" Mr m a pisk Wl"' of ▪ 11. Illoffo/j% sr widow • r 4/ . WIN ha% lboolool elf nmesolol- 111 ▪ tr u i.6.20.11, ▪ .• NUM 14 HUNDRED AND ONR. STRAND.- ° " hi=6.IIIII . O4=LIII I IHMIV I :ib l i g eegeL - lallig V elk ihah lisseel °.. r ig es . "Wil i be es shim ke d Ole* he. Am Weitibi eel eiesereMbietwe eOl le *web. N O- 34 ORACECHURCH-STRRET. Omit bee the haw eel siteale• the s =laseleered bee we es the name _et als = al the weepletee et Me ""4 "IX NMI bed IM end Memo ii = =e beeemer . I nisi °. " = htee weeders ; be Red the eihuhre I °ILI l Oa 4 Ile 46.80,1 4 6.0141 44.1.4108 ba i tain 1 le mid&Ll. et balm awe Le tetth 4. l rMUMll l ."ll l r2wr i a n stethwerehr a I. erre weskit* . Ile mettelede fil4M tr A TIIO el the Menem Mei =:.:2 , la al 4 Zt m ee . " el= ateidee L. All beim Y.alel& eeepbbe lesemeelig el& edam= art ea : =ri s st a ~lee et M illmeleteb. keel .. /Ib Se 4da Deft prikawirewsd Vibe 004 Set s e g rele7= 14L Ble a : s ibihi .i iiieeiii" t i : peel . ...... ...... 40a Vat aspic ar. be thew Dim Mile. o . ;ii_ ... " ..,...., Ila Lbeelia weihme. seemmen* Needs &ebbe et evez i enerh. Nee et prepermete pekoe ir le al seal. WA OM • Me a et OM eve iiimes We t mear,epr= " emebeZl Yew leaseheeme. ea tt pretievea the a. - vi. Moul& own duel tell elt ems we the war* et streememb eeppeethe deelt belowee Meet& es thew preethed et the 116. $l, Omer tritillrfa.oll. MAIMS. twist . W.R. re I /user-1 Detail.. 11AV1E8111 CANDLES, aid N. pot lb.; van Ma NNW IL ; easpeita. la. awl VaL ; an isadlaa lo•Clenam was. Isbgaegaaja. ; afte.1.94.; bre i m h t gem eL lo • TN. sae ; Oa awl No pee 111 Ma.; ielleer..4lk. ON. re WYNN slew la N. pee piglet; anent ; slmead. fa IL Opens ell, To ea. Ne Pao eelefdle Nei.•_.l ; err , eg n = a ll'or z i t a: tr= see eh ON slob at lower edam EMING CATTLE, Diatom Methods of.—See the AOtICULTUBAL GAZIL/111aaa CUMMINS' MILO LI ef lATU IDAY. T. Agrleoftwal GeaNte aailr aedefed of all awe apee4 pilot M. voile, Amapa ta ge fr. 1p pesl—Opee feeOtoni eamoNleatlese art adoweltemele. UMWMelseeeeeee. .arema Loam. DISEASES of POULTRY aDd their CURE.— ** tr. AGRICULTURAL °Aims ow Ulf CHROXICLI of SATURDAY. TM Ourdneent amide be ardond et re sortmedler. prim K eempea I. E. Dos y:, O .L Re far aheillemerils and oureweleellems. Woe W Week Ommallmilia. Leaden. GUANO.—FRAUDS on FARMERS—Eee tLe AGRICULTURAL OARZTTE sad GARDENERS' MIRO. NiCLU of SATURDAY. TAG Ganimes' Chrooleis nay be ordered away wwmadr S.laa 111..Arips4 to so few by 104.—0110 r adreAtlonmals sad camosalialleaAA Upset Reaklike4lnek 0./110 , gram, Looks. SHE WHEAT FLY (CuoLon 'ARCATA), de ealbell oath wondevea—Reg S. AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE OARDICSIIILW CURDS ICIA of SATURDAY. The Gardeners' Chaska, may be ordered of emy ammeeeder —Prim M. !Camped, to go tree by peel-oam for rlverilmineste mod exeinuaketkma, 5, Upper Welftsimeelmg, Covent cud! s. L. 1.400 . (AN PIIOFIV of BEE KEEPING, by Dr. SCU DA- F Nom—Ace the LTVIML GAZILTTIC arse OAR. DRY RIM CH PAS ICUS el TATUIDAT. TM OMPIONSW (!,.dale may be ordered of ear IMMIMINkier. hem siimpel. to go fres by pret.-01ke fur Membranes's mg sonwileatimw Timer TAMS. Mr mem 00 , 11•14Irdri. Lrina. e. ONOLISH and SCOTCH FAHMINO.—See the AGRICITIIMIAL OLZITTN sod GARDNN NIS 011110. N ICUS at *ATV IDA Y. The AiNfoultora Noodle IttOY brictod be dit won diliddt. Moo it wily. Mon o& to do trod by loot.—Otiai far cormilm iw zrol adourtimitooli a. Upper Wdilaitdootrod , TM forret am on tide st the GA RDSX Er' CU 110:11CLit °MCI. kylere ealliastretrer Mewl. Loren ; New ready, prim 6.. od. re cloth. cIRNAMEN nu, aid DOMESTIC POULTRY; V thar Mabry sad Maremmeat. By the Rm. Moro so Ilan Moos. /LA.. Seer of breed rib goer. The illrd• treated ot Dorris Peel la se fill. Ira The Orr sad Weer TM O Lambert TM Chris Teel ing hl itr i tted or or Or Ter /owls The Spar& ler Goose jalLas Dr Tog a "Phe s rd lb sr WZad or rowhi Phi I =4 Mr TOrdloWeese liampleas row' reed dry aml A ere TM lime Per M Moir& Gems TM Mete ger Ttrie Eerie tires The MOW es Pre The area Geri TM Ward Game W/WWI.. The Imisprie et Oape Ile Liriz a The aiNoiamu• • 1 a el 4 larnielee bat Os low of asmea.—liall. 1 we Ohearde ' Norm bred deal et rer heteel= Iderst=sork larepred sea fia,and by Jug et lie 'Mewl l Ile Imei thseppserileat drift atterleole= rash to Oremlog renilisee, bet seleried le Ward I are It prom sratisa be lelkthe breeding et demeale raltry. TM rale et Ms am le moot otor eaeerie[ per isi tre err Is areable. or bee rimed the Werra I tor re leseressot et pries eir ewer say Thu their miressar mar roar pr. soda me A. se mere reels to Minh sod Mire; Vat a tor lb the debt dirties raid eserfore proof dr aopetlea of dr tried epoorter es the alai, wear Moe a darer sr Ira emir verredea of Ur+ t o vita la this doserreat. la aerrerke et thee rider me W i le Yr. 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PARIS, Monnte. At • late hour yesterday evening a telegraphic despatch arrived from Marseilles with the substance of a message sent from the French ambassador at Naples, dated 26th ult., which announced the arrival of the Pope at Gaeta, on the evening of the 26th. It iv supposed that the Tenure, on board which he em barked, experienced violent storms and was driven out of her opens for Marseill es. It is certain that the rape diphonatique have all quitted Rome, the ministers of England, Spain, and Portugal having been the first to leave. Some disorder is feared from the electoral manifes. tattoos of the National Canards in favour of the one or the other candidate. Bodies, more or lees numerous, have been received by Oen. Gesignan, presenting addresees to him, and receiving his &cower. Similar bodies having manifested an Intention of adopting a like proceeding towards Prince Louis, were, in come measure, prohibited, or at least recommended by their commander to abstain. They acquiesced, but upon the express condition that no sw h manifestation was to be made towards either candidate. The manifes tations have, nevertheless, been continued with refer ence to Gen. Cavaignac, though interdicted towards Prince Louis. In consequence, the National Guards have evinced &disposition not to submit to this, and it is apprehended that some strong counter-demonstra tions will take plare. A eonsiderab!e rise took place, inthe earn of yester day, on the Bourse, for which no particular reason was assigned, beyond the tact that there were heavy demands for the delivery of stock. The meetings of electors which were taking place hourly, were on the whole considered to be favourable to the success of General Guignae, but the open-air assemblages were decidedly for Louis Napoleon. There was an ominous tranquil lity in the Faubourg St. Antoine, hitherto ' the centre of turbulence and disor der, which might either be the result of unanimity on the sub ject of the r leotion, or secret orders issued by the leaders of the oueriers and medalists, with a view to ulterior purposes. Whatever the reason, all was quiet, and the fact was considered far from reas suring. At Naples, on the 23rd, the French squadron stationed there voted for the president of the republic as follows : For Cavaiguac, 620; Bonaparte, 303; I Arago, 361. SECOND EDITION. Ilrom the GAZETTE of THIS NIGHT. IktAm.Boßocoa•Nouse, Nov. 28.—The Queen DOWNS,' has been pleased to nominate H. T. Harrison, 'sq., to be Beantary to bar Majnity's Treasury. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Dn.. 1. EL ANL of Artillery.—Plot Lest. 11. S lithe, to be see..empt, viso 800. deeteeeL _, Doc. 4. NAVAL MADAM— Claimants for the naval medals ye hereby Wormed, that the hake et the 30th ult., pobildeed la the Owsette, of the lit test, bee as relkomete to keine whieh ben bees dowd7 preterret—W.A. B. Heettreott. BANKRUPTS. WILLIAM 1311.11P1, Lutes, Bedfordshire, plusher. BL►UIS P►LLIKII, Ofalrelllllld, innkeeper. J►xu Baowx Flamm, Little Clusterford, Burs, Gram GILIININO. 80011 d, Oloacestashire, herons atark•r. Jura YAWS, ma., Spa/Work, Somenetskire, *MN dialer. JOlllll MILLAOL Chehenhem, grocer. SAMIIIII. IPAACI, Bride.!, jeweller. PIANCIS BAIMANO, Doris/rod, Birminghem,traira foilider. Jones Gnu ellihrlim, Yorkshire, oml merebeat WILLIAM LuILIIT, Cosisborough, Yorkshire, myth* smourarterer, _ IiVILLIAM BRIGGS WALTIRS. Pam Nov, Teashire. totem eplasow. WILLIAM )('Cant, Liverpool, merchant. ALPILID JOHNSON, Liverpool, licensed victaallor. TR/OHO/LK FARMS/LICK CLARK, Liverpool, SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. JANIS ANDSNION, OIMMOW, cuter. THOMAS Ni•lisanD, Glasgow, sharedealer. JOHN COUTAS, Crosslw, Renfrewshire, cuter. RATH) BASTIN.. Camper-iingu., vintner. Imam Latur.aw, Ol.•gow, shsrebroker. RUBIS? SWANN. Glasgow, victualler. WILLIAM Tuannum., G.ven, spirit dealer. JOHN RAIN, Dumfries, brewer. BrvalOr AIRTH, Old Aberdeen, bootaaker. ITALY . Our Paris correspondent writes : " It was reported yesterday evening, that the Grand Duke of Tuscany had fled from Florence, and lett his states. I give you this, but cannot von , 11 for its truth." Rome was tranquil on the 28. h. Ministers had adopted energetic measures for maintainitur ordtr. LATESI' FROM GERMANY. PRUSSIA.—We have news from Berlin to the 2nd inst. The following is the letter of our correspondent : BERLIN, Dec. 2. As anticipated is yesterday's despatch, the Brandenburg section of the Assembly beams de foclo—be the atomism yesterday of some eights meinben—the National Amiably. I.s hosolie., h0....5e, es we ll s. it. eompetency, was only ashore duration, the new comers-in having left the cathediol • .sane, beton any heinous of importance was transacted. lhe 166 gentlemen who nmained, became spa, to their deep dirappointisest and consternation, members of a men pithiest association ; and aft r eennty-three only of that number (oust gainsay the minority), had voted for the sum moning, by ministers, of the substitutes of the absent mem ben, the sittini was a•Journed till Thursday next. Mesa time, the 2'20 or 230 members in Berlin will still farm a national smembly, and that assembly may, at any time, de pute some eighty, or, t• be sure, say 100 of its members to take a morning trip to Brandenburg, just to see what their quondam colleaphs ere doing ; they may even take part ie the proceedings, welt till a motnm as about to be pat to the rote, and then sally out in time for the last train Its Broils. Allthie will enliven the Brandenburgers,and seethe semeesen ',enmities to the Berlin portion of the National Asesenbly the ruffianly treatment it experiences at the hands „ ' Wrangel and his military tools. It its a pity, however, that, Chaska to the king and his pseudo-government, tee lane must be car ried on in as edifice consecrated to religious worship. But how will matters stand, if minister., acting on the advice of the Brandenburg section, call in the substitutes ? Will the pass be spoiled ? Nut so. The substitutes con only, of muses, take their seats is the 'Menu of the principals ; so that the latter may, at any . oonwnient and appropriate time, make their appearance m 'the Brandenburg cathedral, have the pleasure of seeing their honourable anbstitutes walk out of the h use, and then, alter a short delay, imitate the example. It is true, that when the principals rush out, the substi:utee may rush in again ; but the former may also re-appear at a moment's notice; so that there may be a con ✓ant flax and reflux of honour .ble members*, of honourable substitutes, amidst all the sorter, tumult and extravagant and eccentka noises for which O. rman legislative assemblies in gr neral are distinguished. But it in not quite certain that the 166 gentlemen in Brandenburg would vote, by a majority, for the summoning of the substitutes in question. Yesterday affairs there stood thus : Herr Simons brought forward, at lam, his motion to the effect that the " High Assembly," es he celled the Brandenburg section (the 80 members having previously retired), authorise its president to request ministers to summon the substitute' of those members who did not answer when their names were last called out. As already stated, 73 voted for the motion, and 82 declined voting either for or against it, chiefly upon the ground that, as there was not a sufficient number of mem. ben press.' to form a hon.., the Aessiribly was not non pe tent to come to any vote or decision whatever. The second time the list of the members of the National Assembly was called over yesterday, was on the motion foe the elec tion of a president, in the place of the one who informed his companions that, 65 years ego, he was born in Brandenburg. Only 172 gentlemen responded to their names, so that the election of a president was postponed. Now, to increase the dilemma of the Brandenburg Assembly, there were some members who did not answer when their WOO were called out the wooed time, and who, nevertheless, taw regularly attended the sittings since their com mencement. flupposiag the motion wan duly carried, it would, of course, apply to these unfortunate mem bers who after having displayed the greatest alacrity in obeying t he royal summers to Brendenbutg, would have the satisfaction of being tamed out of the house by their own party. The grounds oe which the National Assembly at Berlin resolved to send a certain number of deputies to Brandenburg were set forth in yesterday's despatch; the grounds on which those deputies left the Brandenburg ea thedral yesterday were the following:—They declared that their president, Herr Voa Unruh, was taking steps to sum mon the Natioual Assembly to Brandenburg; and they supports d a awl.* fur the adjournment of the house till Monday seat, with the view of affording absent members sufficient time to arrive in the above town. The gruff men, however, who had hither to composed the Brandenburg meeting, flashed with their n acquired honours an the Notional Assembly, certain of a majority in the absentee of the remaining mem ber., and desirous of havine things their own way (ware it only for a short time), rejected this reasonable motion by • majority of 145 to 113, the mej why declaring that they did not reftetelle! Herr Von Unruh as president. There upon " the eighty " vary quiet'y walked out of the ratio tint. thus instaideaeously reducing the remaiaine individuals to me re nonentities, so far sea legi.lasive assembly was con corned The same gentlemen who had refused to adjourn till Mond..y, were now glad to vote for a longer num, in order that they might not be doomed, day after day, to as semble merely lur the purpose of telling each other that, having nothing to do, their best plan was to do no lung. But wonders will pectable gentleman who, Si years ago, was born in Bran denburg, gravely informed his friends that w would take it on himself to requ st ministers to summon the gebstitutes. This announcement was eppropriatay kihrived up by another was. who tbreaterawlis dots that " we all, without exception, altogether dies tire uanelvos." I he'd's to add the original, led you should erase the foregoiag lines as a bed j wir is. elk sa)foews, ass Gatteakow, nu. pausal ! Shashi= or se remarked, that It is better to h‘ve the laugh this the t ea one's side. The Sta lin Assembly has the good o to poetises both. It is all but certain that the state of siege will be of loagdaratiost ; ruches lomat is the desire of the militaryautborities. The seess ben of the Extreme Loft, without censoring in any way those colleagues who are ready to go to Br.ndenburg, bare re solved not to go thither, oa the 'resod that they ma hold KAMA Nov. 27. The Gazette contains decrees disenianic General Cordova from the captaincy-general of Oat.MW, seed ap pointing Oen. Concha in his place. Cordon mans the poet of director of iefantry. The army of Catsloafs is to be increased by 20 battalions. The Revisits Mititor presents a statement of the Mums in that province, and succeeds in shos tog that little wee than one quarter of the whole force is employed effectively egaimg the enemy. The total number of troops in Catalonia, att cording to the aceount,is33,43o NA, and 1,924 hose; out of which number 9,964 foot, and 700 horse ware, at the end of Ociober, disposable to operatiohs against the Carlisle. The rest are distributed in Garrisons. _ _ . _ I learn that OeneralCerdova left in Madrid a lady recently betrothed to him. His last speech to his nooks, more gallant them original, was that he was going to Catalonia to gather laurel. to lay at her feet. Not having been able to clip of glory's leaves enough to form the scantiest wreath, while the veteran Cabrera has plucked him berg of what estimation he held hereto'ore in the eyes of a few admirers—having gone for wool, as the Spankrds say, and returned thorn—it seems that he I. not anxious at this moment to present himself before the nook, of whom he took leave with words of each high premise; but, seized with a sudden fit of filial affection, he remembi ra 'Wit his lady• mother, the Condesa de Mendi gouts, is at Bayonne, and is urgent to obtain leave to hasten to Ler side. WHITE MUSTARD AFTER WHEAT.—There is at this time upon the cheeses term in Horatian, an excellent plant of white mustard, rows after this year's wheat, and upon which sheep are Wad and consume the same, notwithanutd ing its pungent qualities. The growth of this article tor feed, it would appear, is by no means common. Young, in his " Burs) of Etas a," speaks of mustard. seed as &profitable crop, hut des not mention its ring grown In the autumn for fee d.—CAelesietni Chronicle. NARROW EsCAN!..—We gamely recollect a better insane@ of presence of mind, when that quality is decielmlly required, than the following :—On Monday week, Mr. Bed dard, a prom residing at Brimfield, Ler Ludlow, and doing a considerable burros as a tinier, was returning home in his cart from B•driersainster. On the road, between Bewdley and Neworma•brideet, her met a wraith, carrying a basket, who asked hies tor a ride. He consented, and, on the woman's getting into the art, he came in contact with her hand, which hamediately struck hint as being toe large and hard for a wrists's. His suspicions being thus aroused, and recolleering the occurrence of a robbery under similar eircuretances Member*, he hit upon the following inge. nious undo of pettier quit of his companion. Pushing of his hat, as if by acesideut into the road, be asked the supposed woman to get down and pick it opus his are was rather ekittisit, and he was afraid to quit the reins. The seeming women complied, but r anon as she was out of the cart Mr. all , thlrd Bogged his horse into a gallop, and gave her or hiss the go hot enthrerds he had again occasion te e xerc i seall his self. preesere end ingenuity. Two men came up, and demanded if ha had seen a woman mitering a boket on the road ? He re plied, Yes ; about a quitter of a aide from this; and as 1 paned she was getting up into a grstiemsn'a gig." On this the fellows set off at a smart pace ; and Mr. Beddard, continuing his journey, an. rive , safely at home. Oa exeasinir g the basket lett in the tart it was (mad to antra a rec@ of pistols and a large clair•karie. Mr. &dried had about hi. person on that as cos i I , utews-de of 1001. in money.— Worcester Herald. Pours CoasitiaasTioa.—Tbe editor of the Ark alum Josarsal Where cur oMos was two weeks &no now NW the liessiseppi. Out of respect for the lather of rivers, we left." SHIPPINO. Matt/ AILIITIID.—DubIin, 2; Donagbadeet; 2; 1. Loom*. Dee. 5 —Wiwi this day at woos, 8.W., freak brier., sad Sae Blear weather. DIAL, Die. 4.—W. to S.W.—Arrived: Eliza, Norsk Amine& Pet beck; Hopewell, fur Jamaica; Christina, Ar New York: Dee. 4.-B.W.—Arrived: Reesbire, Quebec. Hoz.viismi, Dee. 4.—W.8. W.—Arrived : William, Qua lms Swaim, Nov. 4.-8. to B.S.W.—Arrived : Quebec. BuinoawArsa, Dec. 3.—Arrived : Bacchus, Prices Ed ward's I.laLd Baurroi, Dee. 4.--B.W.—Arrired: Olsubaswis, Mamma. Itamoona, Deo. 4.—Dariag the afternoon it blew a heavy gale of wind from the 8.W., hat at 7 p.m. more moderate. DIAL, Dec. 4.—lt Mew a Mors gale in the Downs to day, from B.W. to RAW. mid W., during which several vessels lost anchors eat *den sad proceeded to Ramsgate. The stepping rode cloy heavily, with both anchors ahead, and some of them ammo. The vessel with which the Mar shal Bennett, for Casstsatisople, wits in collision, was the Christiania, for New Yak; the latter nasal is teportod to have sustained but trifling damage. LOWISTOPT, Dec 4.—lt blew a heavy gels all last night, at 8.8. W. The May, of and from Buaduland to Dunkirk, attack hard open the bit of Yarmouth-roads, and became • total wreck; master, mate , and a boy drowned. The 1= , Birkaldy to London, has been assisted in leaky ; vessels. pastime through the roads, struck en the Illawisme Saud ; this William and Helen, of Newcastle, and the Vogel, of South Shields, !wind considerable damage, sod pesmodod for Yarmouth. DARTMOUTH, Dec. 4.—lt blew a heavy gale here Rut night, but there has been no damage whatever. BIDEFORD, Deo. 3.—The Brothers (schooner), which got on shore on the Nortlaide, on the 28th ult., has been got off, and brought in here, with damage. BRISTOL, Dec. 2.—The Queen Victoria, of and for Ply mouth, was spoken yesterday, in let . 60 N., len. 8 W., with loss of rudder, by Vie Tally _Ho, arrived here. DOLTHRAD, Dee 4.—lt Wow • hard gale lest alight from the 8.W., attended with heavy rain, and is now blowing fresh Iva W.& W., but eloody. The TreMer, of Bremen, corn laden, was lost on the Dogger Bank, 30th ult.; crew saved. The Williams, from Blyth, arrived is the river, was in con tact with a light brig running down, with painted light sides ; the former in-stained considerable damage. BIRWICK, Dec. 3.—The Rowan, of and from Dundee to Hartlepool, straok on the Goswick sand ridge last night, bat is expected off with the tide. I !THING, Dec. 2.—The Agnes., London to Anse, get on the Bemis Roek last night, and this morning filled cargo is discharging. DUNDEE, Dec. 2.—The Midas, or Midas, of Belfast, apparently titobtr-laden, was passed, 11th ult , in lat. 111 N., loss. 38 W., completely distrusted and waterlogged, and with bowsprit and jib-bow only standing, by the Earl Powis, arrived here. FRARERBUIIO. Dee. 2.—lt blew a hurricane here last night, from E 8.8. DUNGARVON, Dee. I.—lt blew • complete gale here to day from B.W. lamantex, Dee. 2.—lt has blown a oomp'ete hurricane here for the hut 38 boon, but all the vanish rode it out well. The Cornwallis, from Richibucto, struck on Baal-bra, in ' entering the river. I BRISTOL, Dec. 4.—lt blew a heavy gale of wind last night from the smith, accompanied with herr, rain. FALMOUTH, Deo. 4.—lt blew a violent gale of wind from the south-went all last night, sad veered at daylight to the westward, when it moderated ; the shipping all rode well. PLYMOUTH, Dec. 4.—lt blew a hurricane last night from south-west. All the vessels rode it out in safety. BoNCHURCII (ISLII or Wien?), Dee. 4.—lt blew a heavy gale all Wt night from W.N.W. to 8.W., in squalls, In nen/Jag in violence till noon this day, when it moderated. Pon-recount, Dec. 4.—lt blew • head gale all last night, and this day at noon, from mute-west, with heavy rain, when It moderated; at 8 p.m., fresh Muses from wet south-west. _ - mum°, Dee. 2.—The Janet and Ann, from BANNS to Hull, growided on an anchor at the Nees, and must dieeharge. htAIOATh, Doc. 4 —Thi. gunnoon it has been blowing a heavy gale of wind from the south ; at 7 p.m., man moderate. alierperillk the mime if tresses *the Nees. Anent iteSo iwg to the Breslow Lame SO Bassiss Wasp, mder Unoeas. firs i In hh or la the Cauessesioesslatimei the Bessie• lires, trots Brody * IlleSoleiners. Leitrim setherhiss have dusateeell le brim Omer and the Whining territory le a state of the mem* say diehrieme omen then. The Deis of thus-A lambert he aldisatod in favour of W Wawa Ilesuge. no death of the deehme he bees area!) essismwdeated to yea. The new duke is is kis SINS per. sad Is Rented to a plasm of Meeldenburg- Ilehme*. his if.. is the wife of the prime royal of Brasearis. The mews hem ashalt-Berabing is patent. ne thaw We buss declared, by the Commissioner ef the Coma Zwisative sad by the Diet is Bernburg, Inc. phis *Mph' y ma the latter has resolved, by a majority sif 11 to 1, p rest• the *seam to the Doke of Anhalt. Deism, ea the emiltim that his Mebane inanuttoes the wainteames of the isispeadent. and the eastitation of Anhaltaemburg,sgpelat • popular ministry, and introduce the Jury system eel spun courts of justice. The duke has for BOOS *IN put enjoyed an unenviable noto riety by his eters eggesitien to the wishes of his people and their mpreeentadom, sad by his despotic tendencies. The banished Doke of Inaswick we ecaroely more ohnolioss to his subjects thee this petty ruler of Anhalt Bamberg. AUSTRIA.—We have accounts trim Vienna to the 30th ult. Oar correspondent says :—" The directors of the Imperial National Bank have voted the sum of 3,000 florins (C. M.) for the benefit of the army under Windischgreis. Jellachich left, on the 27th, for Hungary, after giving a splendid banquet to the officers garrisoned in the Austrian capital. The above date was the one flied for the grand Week on the Magyars. It is reported in Vienna that a regiment of imperial outramiers has been already nosily an alibiing* having sank into pits covered with licht sods, when they were shot. Fourteen persons, im plicated in the death of Latour, have been brought to trial. The man, however, who struck him with a hammer has not yet been discovered. The Hun garians, in order to save their capital from sharing the fate of Vienna, have thrown out their entrenchments at a considerable distance from Pesth, so that • sanguinary battle must ensue before it PM be bombarded. The Ma gya rs have declined to refrain from making use of chain shot, unless Windiashgrath promises not to employ congreve rockete. The two remaining members of the Hungarian Goan& of state (a board established in Vienna) have received orders to quit that capital within 24 hours. On the 27th inst., 296 members were pre sent at the Austrian diet in Kremsier. The sitting was throughout a stormy one, the debate turning . on the question whether the minutes of the prooeeduigs of the Diet on the 28th, 29th, and 31st October should be read in other words, whether the meetings of the Diet on those dates were legal. On a divi sion, there appeared a majority of 143 to 124 against the reading of the minutes. The smallness of the ma jority elicited much cheering from the minority. COMMERCIAL 4 MARKETS. MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE. Ike o'clock.—We have a good deal of business doing in Consols this morning, with rising prices. They have been brought up to 871, bat, upon the rea lisation of bargains by the Jobbers, have receded to, and now are, 871 to / for money and time, say, still more than k in &drum. of the last quoted rates of yester day. Reduced Threes are 88} to 1. Three-and-a- Quarter per Cents., 881 to 1. Exchequer Bills, 41a. to 445. premium. Bank Stock, 188 to 190. In the foreign market Peruvian continue to improve, land are now quoted 38 to 8. Other foreign secnri- Hies remain with little variation, and dealings unimportant. Mexican are 211 to I Brazilian, 73 to 5. Chilies), 83 to 6. Ecuador, 2 to New Orem& are lower, at 11/ to 1 f. Buenos Ayres, 19 to 22. Spanish Fives have declined to 111 to 12 ; the Threes, to 241 to 6. Passive are 3to 1. Portuguese, 24 to 5. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents. are 47 to 8 ; the Fours better, at 72 to 4. Belgian, 70 to 2. Russian, 100 to 101. Danish, 82 to 5. ilfilLlllll FUNDS. Beak likeek.l/93 90 I arl.. Ira 3 ### Ct. Zia Am5..1161 CiasUllif gr‘r Ot Own. A 111316. us to Ns. pars _ _ ifottYloll 4 is et. Aontrian Hondo y pre Ot. Rolf Hoar, 70 2 — Bd.. 73 6 6 Ditto Now, 72 4 4 ow et. Bun. Airs Mx.. 12 22 Ditto Coot o Wt. 83 6 Ditto eolumb. Do ?. 144 b.., t3 oltuoloa Lquador 34 per C L itunipli Belt. t 2 6 24 per Ct. Dutch Pd... 47 $ 4 osro4. Dst4l3 Oarts.74 4 FUND!. IGNP& ke Ong. Ms, 116 IR ow 6 lk 'geckos. 96 i gk r ÷e r = •• • p. Ram 1/6..100 1 511/0 05065 sea e 3 essekb g f sir OL 111/11... 1410 Vesesseis DreM Bi. , 416 RAILWAYS.—The share market is pretty firm to day, and London and North Western stock is (mud. :odered to be scarce for immediate delivery, therefore a good " baeltwardation," u its termed, is given. Eastern Countit s are a turn firmer. BALM EPPIteTED UP TO TWO THIM DAT IN LONDON. (Yenterrlav'. nvievr will ha &wad la last legal Mr., Wolf., & Dudley (without a Loa. AN. Walters, 117 16 Ca A lan, I ntee 9 ), 131 Do. Fifths Do. New Qrs., 71 , I Do. New 10). Pref., 4/ Mane, 815eff., A Ltha Qrs., No. Emu.= Counties, 111 1 1, e l Do. New Guar. 6 per Cent., 101 Midland, 76 74 4 el Mr Do. aDt. CousnL Prof., 61 Do. Ezten. 5 per CL No. 1,1 p N. EOM, 141 1 E. Lincolnshire, 244 4 Do. Halves, 6 Exeter, Yeovil, & Dor., 111 blirews. and 44a (Onwe-try), 91 Urast Northern, 61 4 8. Eastern, 224 D.. Halves A, DeL, 4 Do. No. 2, 11 Do. Halves B 6 per Ct.Cluar., 3 Do. No. & 184 Great WNW., 74 I Do. Thirds No. 4, 61 1 Lana. sad York Halves, 29 York. News, A Bury. Estee. No. Do. litzteenthe 'I 1 (York. A New.), 111 4 Lou., Brighton, and 8. C 0..). 161 Do. No. 2 (New. sad Dee), 114 Do. Guar. 5 per Cent., 84 1 Boulogne and Andros, 51 Lon. & 8. W., 36 Lazembourg, 11 Do. New 404, 21 Do., 11 3 N. Btallordahke, 64 1 The what wan verb inaais Loa. ai N. Weston, 116 Do. NWQra.,lp Do, Fifths, 31 p Man, Shel f , & La. Prot, SJ Midland. 78 Do. Halves, II d Do. (ConsoL fir. & Derby), 53 MANCHESTER SA Then was not much busino not mon an than on Saturday. Caledonian Pref.. d L.a. & Tort. Minn M N. Slaikednaire, 6 9.16 d Dacenssa 4. mats to day. Pentad% Central, 251 Shrews., Os., snd Mater, d S. E. Ss Dover Pin. 4, Si York, Nelms, & Ser. (O. N. E. Pur.), Us. 9d. Weds's= PreL, is. ,LEB, Dorman 4. we, and prune were weak, bat Sbet & Lbw. Egttbs, fI d Do. Grime" Dock, d 8. E. and Dover No. 4, 6 1.16 LES, Denman 4. niers remain almost witkone ehropeldro Prot, e p Die This market was flit, but alteration. N. atallbrnshire, 61 d Shrew. & air. (94, 41.64.9 d. 1 d inaffortishire, 41. lls. 3d. d LF.P.Dd lIALE.S, Deanna 4. The sales to-day were kw, and wanout mash ehaige in vales, though generally at lower rates. LW lane. PreL, 3s. Great Northern a's, U. 16a. 9d. Great northern, 121 p I 9d.d Do. W., 31 d iIIUSTOL BALES. Drcuasaa S. The mark• t is 4211 ranch de r oved. Oreat western 171. shares, 31 Midland 501. shares, II d 9464 YORK PALER Doman 4. Tort, Newe., and Berwick Es. i Great Nortbrrn, 64 4 No. 1, 1 N. Brit oh, 144 Do. EL No. 2 (late New Barw.), I Do. Thirda, ij 111 CORN.—Arrivals at Caudal' Railway, for the Malt Wheat avler • •••• . 639 w granaries by the Eastern : lading Dee. 2: Beau Per near X677 amok& Oats .... 764 Seed BRIDLINGTON, 1:1 0. 2.—There wu a very thin attend ance. Wheat and Baley wsre cult la. to 2.. per. cr. ebesper. Oate met a dull sale, at a decline of Id. per stone. B-one mad Pea. rather lower. Wheat, old, 80a. to 63a ; new, 44.. to 48a. per qr. Barley, 25.. to 30s. Oat•, Bd. to ftd. per st. Beans, 334. to 365. Peas, 335. to 345. per qr. - - CIRINCESTEII, D.e. 4.—The demand for all rain to-day extremely dull. Wheat in abort supply, and a decline to a trifling extent. Barley, of which the supply large, &Sault of disposal .at a reduction 0 , 2 e. per qr. Oats and Beans ant gaite so Inn. Wheat, 101. to 121.155. per load. Barley, 26. to 31s. per qr. Oats, 18s. to 265. Beau, 38s. to 425. DONCASTER, Dec. 2.—The ntarket was well supplied with Wheat; most o 1 the samples in bed condition, and foe such qu.itit s Is. per 3 bushels less money was taken. Dry and fresh old Wheat being 6d. blies., the market was very hate, througbeat. Oats and Beans is large supply ; the former LANCASTER, Dee. 2.-We bad only a small supply of Wheat, some of which was sold at a decline of gaits 2s. fel. per load sines last week. Oatmeal was more plentiful, and was sold t Is. lower. The weather continues wet, and quite against all outdoor work. At between 3 and 4 o'clock cm. this morning, a heavy thunderstorm passed over us. The lightning was very vivid; rain and immensosised hailstoase followed after for a length of time. Kt ugcsLor, Dee. 2.-We have had soother week of stormy and boisterous weather, with frequent heavy showery so that Wheat sowing could only be occasionally proceeded with on the very driest lands. At our country markets this week we had fair supplies of all kinds of grata, Beans and Peas excepted. Sales of Wheat were made at a Mucilage of from ls. to 25. per qr. Barley and Oats, excepting of the finest quality, were from Bd. to is. per qr. under last week's rates. The few Beans and Peas offence were taken by the fallen at higher rates than esuld be afforded by skippers. Here today we had small supplies of Wheat and Barley, both of which met a fair demand at last week's rates. Oats were in large supply, and although sales were slew, last week's prices were obtained. Wheat, 445. to 66e. per qr. Ev 22.. 64. to 30e. Oats, 175. to 22a. Oatmeal, per 2601b5., 28s. to 30s. ALTONA, Nov. 28.-Wheat OD the spot can be at 41s. to 42e. far good 6116 e. to 62‘lbs. red I:lplant u s e r f e rat shipment at the Lower Baltic ports at 885. 6d. to 375. Par spring shipment sellers would accept tower prices, but there does not appear to be any disposition to operate yet. Rye without alteration, but in small supply here. Barley lower, sod good to fine Seals on the spot 'unhand at 235. 6d. to 2.54., according to quality. For out-port delivery prices are quite nominal, at 19s. Bd. to 20s. for 621i6e. to 631 be. nodried Danish, as well for present shipment as for spring. Feas Boilers are Is. to 2e. cheaper, and may be had at 26e. 6d. to 28e. on the spot ; g ood feeding qualities much about the same; and for prime, up to 255. paid. Oats and Beans without transactions worth noticing, and fiat. Rape seed in more demand, and 241. the price on the spot. For out-port delivery nothing off, ring, nor is there yet any talk of business for spring. The quantity of seed remaining . over appears to be less than was ixpeeted. Rape Oil held firm at 37. . Bd. per cwt. on board for this month's delivery. Cloverseed may be had rather cheaper, and thus some pur chased' of old and new red seed have been made for Enema, due new being paid with 345. to•34e. fld. In white nothing defog. DANDLIC, Nov. 25.—The show of Wheat has been largo. Fine high mixed must be quoted 455. ; and good mixed fla. to 425. Wheat, per imp. qr., free on board, high mixed. 44.. to 45s ; fine mixed and good mixed, 41a. to 435. ed. ; red mixed and ordinary, 395. to 404. Hie, lbs. to les. Bar ley, small, 16s. to 12s. Peas, white, boilers, 2b. Freight to London and But Coast, se. to 5a ed. per imp. qr. . . GRONINGEN, Nov. 28.-The supplies from MUM/ continue liberal, which, with the continued dull advisor from England, cowed On trade this morning to rule heavy, et quoted rates. Wheat without demand. Rye, 6.1. per qe. lower. Buckwheat firm. Barley with less inquiry, aad a shade cheaper. Beans a trifle dearer. Oats a dragging sale, at a reduction of Is. per qr. Seeds nominal Freights to London or East Coast, 28e., and 10 per cent. per last fag Oata. Currency as follows: Wheat, Hooglandsebe, red, 69ibe. to 601 b.., 41s. 9d. Rye, Onslander, 661bs. to 661b5., 24e. 6d. ; Kolonie, 561bs. to 1171 be., 265. 6d. Buckwheat, &Sibs to 66 In, 245. 6d. Veen, 64Ibs. to 651b5., 22e. Barley, grinding, 461bs. to 461b5., 16.. 6d. ; distilling, 461bs. to 421b5., 18s. Tick Beans, 235. to 245. ; pigeon, 265. to 28e. Oats, potato and Poland, 421 be. to 431 b., 16s. ; 411 b.. to 421 b.., 16s. 3d. ; brew, 371 b.. to 381 b.., 13e. ; white, feed, 36th.. to 3611.., tls, ; 341... to 36.6.., 10s. 61. ; black, 36Ibs. to 361 be., 12s. r 34Ibs. to 361 be., 11.. 3d. per imp. qr., free on board. Rapeseed, 241. 10s. to 261. per last of 10 qn. Mustard Cellow, 7s 6d. to Bs. per bushel. Rape Cake , 61. 18e. akes, 91. 13s. per ton. KONIOSIIRO, Nov. 24.-The weather Jo sandier this tiros of year, but from the late season, and several Enos it having threatened with a sodden close of the wised.", there INS been, within Mese few days, only a very limited domes& ha completing caroms, and thii. having su mild the AMR on baud and the supplies being equally short, there is scar nothing doing in any article, and we may redoes our rather anginal quotations for Wheat, Is. 3d. to 3s. fld. Rye, 3d. Q. to Is. Peas, Is. 3d. Beans, le 6d. to 24. 3d. and Tare., 6d. per qr. Oita an unaltered in value. PRODUCE.. -- MINCING -LANE, Half-pati Mo.—. The public salsa of Sugar are going off without spirit, bat without any material sltera'ion in prints. Relined :nuke& rather dull.—Coffee: The public sales have been too man to give quotatiom. —Rice : Elmira low white, broken, sold is Public as 10..—Pi....te : The large public sales, sutowstia• to 630 baps went off at rather lower prises; fair to good, albs. to 4.llw.—Fe irregularly, poer, white, sold 31, the quality ordinary.—Tea : The quantity advertind for sale on Thursday will amount to about 20,000 peeks/rat Nothing done by private contract.—Cotton iteedy.—iteie fin•.—ln other articles no material altaration. PEWEE C URRENT. Owe" per ewt. Derr ram. Pigs, No. 1.... 32 1... • • 11. India,B.P.bwa.33l. 0d.335. 64 Hoops II 10... 0 41 Yellow nOrey ... 28 0-.17 6 Cargo ateudlibar 0 0.. • 3 Fins ..... ....... .. It 0..43 0 Swedish ll 0.-12 41 Usarthus, brown— 27 0. 33 6 LLD, at per tow. Ye110w...-. ...... 84 11...36 0 Yld. hest l6 5 .16 5 Plea. SO 0.30 0 slaw, ' h., l7 6 . 1 5 Itmgaliliadrea, la 27 0..33 0 Bars l6 IC_ 0 • Yellow U C-38 6 Patent shot l9 10 - . I 41 White 37 0...43 ~ red or minium ... It 11...0 0 Perelda.beown 33 0..13 0 Spends II C.. 16 • Teami B6 6...37 6 Ono, per 233 imp. gal. 4.p. Orgy sad white 39 0.31 0 nth, Wel, pale 27 •... • • itellned, Hantbro'.. 48 0...34 0 straw 25 10...38 • Lamps 44 0...48 6 brows It yellow.. 34 C. 3$ • Correa, la West India, .tdi- land. =Matter B4 0...88 • t• 5... 28 0 dd. 231•...23 IS Otod X 0... 40 0 lloutiolea. 94 10...27 Fins- OO 10-104 0 Olive,Oallipoll,p.ton 44 0...43 II -- tea,ped era ____ _ coess Nat 3B 41-.40 5 aary. .. 11.. 17 6 Mae 0... $3 Fine 36 0... SO 6 Necks, good torlae42 0... 6$ 0 COMA ltiey ordi nary to Ilae X 6... 54 0 ettuarars Ned P . Tea, at per lb. Caagottorcourtaa— 0 0 ... 0 7 Rica. at per eat. Ileagal white 9 6 19 0 0 1 11 0 7 6.. 6 6 Jaya sad 11ad1b 7 0... 18 0 Patna, Gleaned 14 0.. 20 • Carolina.— SPINY. i t% Wig= 1 3 .. 1 4 Demitara, 21 to 18 per out. O.P. .. . .. 1 Jesnak;; 10 to U per cent. O.P. .. Faroartte mocks ... 4 0 Brandy, let brands .. 10 Irina spirits. d.p. 1 ... 0 0 Beaten Melt 1 .. 0 0 0 nu, per to& alga, £.33 0...40 0 Bt . Pmrsbuzi, Mad 0 0• 0 1 Dubai and klecolsk 30 0..00 0 Vrlalead liar, at par tam 91.Pottrabeingogssan0 q... 31 i mambos MU gra 211 Is . 0 0 Bop, of 33 10_34 0 outabot 33 10— 0 0 per 11•01110 6.t Ix4lo Sena— IS 0...33 0 ikr.ieW" . " ---- ie i:ii O Jab TIN, at per cwt. Sante ll6 0... 0 0 Bulb RI 0... 0 0 Con bi Nadu 79 0... 0 0 bon, Nper ton ls . Bus /6 193 0 dow4 Agar Psio. pee 0... • I Unwed 22 0...22 redwoods, Butter--Cork, Ist per 71 ewt. 0..92 • 4tha SI • 90 kir I 0... I IP Dublin, lat. 0 0... 0 I Lumeriek, do O4 0...66 • Carlow, Ist 76 0..82 I Newry lat. • 0... 0 • Waterford 74 5...113 I Beef, WIN prz Drew Prime Ideas I 0... 0 I Port, Prime meas BO 0.. 82 4 BecoroPork,Lrark ei I. 82 4 Do, Balboa RICOU, Waterford, per cwt. 6O 0..47 I Belfast 141 , 11,1 k. lfairt.pr trk 44 I Wilt/YID/04 do Ditto Bladder 44 0...70 0 Araerleaa,dotyp. WI 0...72 I Muss, Os sod at par lb. B. A. await. Video, Vied Os.4d Os. Id 0 ...0 11 . 3 dry 0 0...0 0 0 .. q Una dry 0 3a...0 110 & Yelp. dry 0 31-0 I Wert 19d1a, dry.— 0 0....09...99 Salmi • 11...4 YAK Inds. 0 4 ...0 • kr i a:Aza. dry A. AIIaIRAI.OIIII4 per 4 0 4 amnia. ditto .. .1 • • r om st 030. lAryoo4,l Vi RI IS • Wisdoms ...... 4 1... 4 II ('',11.0:1,7••••••-• • 0.. • • - _ _ i Likaragua, Wp tad solid 10 0...13 • • 0-10 • Una 13 10 .13 • Paw Blmas lO 10...13 • Zed Sendars. Snail l3 9...10 • TALLOW.—The market continues in a very de engird state. Prier hurl Y.C. on the spot, 445. 9d. to 6d. • Um inner delivery. 44a. 3d. to 6d.; January to Much do . - Ittery, 44a. 61. to ais. HAY.--SMITIMELD, hot/ d Goek.--Mers. Coops aad Davis report very little trade, at the followiag goofs• tie= : ---- - Primelairw f 64 oik I Soren ..44, h 66, I dim .. 1 a IS Na. lalailso co la tunvar 6 vO, CATTLE, dte.—Total of Cattle received in Leaden by the Butern Counties Railway, for the week imam Dec. 2:—Besets, 441; Calves, 86; Sheep, 6,876; Pip, 114. ASHIBOVSN FAlL—There was a large supply of homed stock. (hod milkers and barren Cuws met with a ready sale, sad a great many changed ban s, at tolerably good prices. Inferior stock was very dull of sale. Of Sheep dm supply was very limited, but we understand the whole at them were sold. Of good nag and useful draught Homo, but few were in the fair. Couninarna, Dec. 2.—There was a 'air show of Billie M market, and more inclination to purchase than for some weeks past, and coividerable sales were effected, but with inis panicular improvement in pries*. Good mi:ch Cows cosi ness in demand for the London keepers, and realise very Rood prices ; but very few were on offer. The supply d Sheep was short, and there wss a lide more briskness in an trade, and, in a few ingances, the be t descriptions were mold 'at a trdling advance in prices. Vivre wu a dulness in tisn' Pig trade, and prices may be quoted full 6 per sent. lower. I Supply: Shoop and Lambe, 1,440, Calves, 11 ; Beams, 903 Horses, 46 ; P.p, 246. diocesans; FAlL—There was s larp supply of mid kinds of such, particularly store Cattle sod intern Bad. mi. Mt Kik • Os ■il. !.lii in 4 WD at et W 6 via Ate t MIIII. MIPS Ma aim aim Ors what. 7, wilt : mob :kat at