The Express. — London, England, 1848-11-30 00:00:00

.1 Oe-g-t • 4 / I , , e , .may, ~~~ 1 1 / f • , --- 7 - _ - - ?re • 4iit (form MENTOR LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, xo. t trl4 Woad 4reet. Leolon TK.ops,r there the Puke of IIUTLAND. R.O. Boston. Pat back : Stratford, Mauritius; Lady Flora, Caps sad Madras. ic7lTssiomf, Nov. 29.—W.N.W.—Arrived Hannah, Miramiebi. NEVCIIATEN, Nov. 29.—The Ls Fayette, from St. rhea, got on shore here, and bas become a total wreck; two of the cre7! drowned. . . . . The Me l t b lb..ll..emarabi. fable; W the YOM of Carmareua. e 'a; iciWilhaen. F. MA. /.d .A. The eareeies. Who C Olt I loomnatio Loe.l Vteoesit Pygmy. .n,,.. il. lour Oat: E..terarel MOAT% 1.1.0 Moot) n. M.P. R - 11.oronableJAnt Hoary Thalle• Martnereguatoa. ~„„..,. (Mow Myttoa Jong's. Mart.. M.P. DIIIICTOI4. Cgatavaa—JOYlN PEAR PAUL. Meg., MT. Ptraat CA ttaxaa—OMUILOM 11111111MLI:T HAMltletOffe Wag.. ei r.... -- * .. e, T MLU111......._ .. 11,ten5ee, 01. JobnalreaL Manua Verona. Nagai Ifei t frelli Nna ll id. uMeyol.,Oroeteninegame. WMilloin . Welsea Lere .A.. Ompg, thiall111101.M.111....1A: 81 =1. = Wort rad. Mire. W Corbett P..yier li rog.„ jl=er IleraMer_trtnelrortraan genre. E ., oe. 3. Parloyorms woe, sq., ot • ton. yydyeanelLSl.7Ear - ak MU Imam &Mag. etaIfAXPAOKr OF Tllln 1321?Mr11031. ligeleme6ol Liam or Preneria. somprion tregrowly for the or of the . gag preoratlag dm mow el alleena: 1•456" In • •,••• et oar 16 Mk Wer elgrab gag alregraAieler o of thu E .4.1.....i.....41,5............,„ maw. of .em :ot i : bp al ameermmeote of ienlek by the Maga rad lidera4 life. *hero the eamer have ban Fre it er.=.lWZ l' b r i llt i f i l =et the *Fade OF penman , . elMMiFt2empoMee. wog onangoolsa go eolketere awl amens. er g Di mkt 111.0 Ord of Meton% LoU II MOS*. Manager. ISSI/VIKTION far PROMOTING the RELIEF Aa cr.4 I' ITCTIOI is the MKT ROPOLUI, mid f•ir Improvise ogiditii.n .4 the P..* by IMMO iit Pa:midst sued Pirtriet I ',Mina, ...kw th, ro ,.rintelideoe. mut dlreeteiet of the gild tleryy. p.,..,,,,i. -Tau M.ltt Rev. the Lord Whop of LON DON. Tat area.. eke Wight lion. W. E (Vad.totae i 14r 11. 11. luglik Part., M.P. rir Wait rU. k autthar. ilat I Hoary libe,cote, L.. t•olliztrtri.. ?b. Marg., nf Wc.tiiiluette Her. It. Cursors The 1111 . 1... 11.10400 Ito. A. M. eareideit The TAO. f narrowly Map (*aroma. MN. ' he of .. Eitt....heni Rev. W. IT rhazetisaida he I. rd A.ti ry, M.P. W Plo •... N. ram. Viol.* J. C. P.,:quivitut• Col. U.N.., 1 . 3.11t0 t• . Cott... , l'ay. wd Dolby I ‘. Allan. M. r. Railer curare, I.Q. M.p. nir ed Il •e. slot' KAM. T1P , 114.1 Pe& Chi 110 a. Loa Muhl. tiro.repor, Itee. le it am 110.1.ourth I.P • i... 11.3, I 'Art 41190. E...i. • M.P. a. W int= A.bkl it. i inl,oi), 0:•41. I. W ill we Cowper. M.P. 11.4.i.rt 11.1ilitin, Esq. Thou... I tanker. hill.. Coq ' j t . ... i 't l7l4 es W. 51.4. J. U. 'Ware. Neg. i IF. li taligliellie.X.r. Wm. Henry llornirth WSW J. R. 1(1.111041. Mr.. Jogai, c Pall •Ir ewor iklow Ham Kimpeortrob 01 Me Hos. 11. P. Upton Jots Laimaeltere. Lila . Arthur ILlaatiol F. H. Low E.. 1 . Nl' 11. R. Putlatien• Mart. William Melton. Eq. Welter U. Farquhar. liarl. Mee. 11. 11. II ilmart 2 ..,..., It 1.0.... mart, M.P. thafrord 11. Northeote Seg. Maher C. Janes. Hart o. t. H. J. T. Mold ' A .M... Womb Ihret. AhlerMlen Ahel Montt Emr ' . i t z. ,6 11. hate. Ardodobew of Ike. Dr. Ploy \award Thornton. Erq. To. John Sinclair, Areteleam. all Hew, Trlttota • Fog. Illaillwa• W. J. Modull TAT TIM* Marine. F....M.P. 015 w. 4. •L flarthEWllled. TodellOwarlew. Matt' D 1411,1 Vi.mo.; eto.itasee are en reoehiad grant, from the 7... a, yaraorattuar estmal roes the thawed port, of 1,10010. in. g, gm" Mammal. Mope., rhirreartch, Wlntwimpel. Ala/k g, *nem ha RETRACT FROM t RECENT REPORT. wa d i m um as the prorocete ue the confine Auger, the Cotanattee W maw ihnknver) ao:ouut et.c. remw to far OM the poor me & Moynaparau than turmal to trout O.: corthio. of a wore myna ~,,,,e , a l a. 1... y. no a body. dare: the MIMI., tilr I.lth• year aye le We IKVII bulkw the avernee, using to ti.parathil blab and the ebaraetor of the weather. Tice commitwe ettdpelo thwaterabie douteadi Open Uterine! ute kr any I t. Mel 'bald the e Muir more peoleeted to iniVIV the calls owe thew Mlll tied...dlly Myer, TM tomb in Mi., iewlait ur" Zoly to the etwitmerclel ilddreoes of the „ ai m abd stator dirt gar. we at the tweet thou leo. then the! 1 0 . 9 .ege Resat tliimeeett, Net It will require rim on e on Wig MA of Oa bIIMIIII she turdurt tu We the .uut. utwary to reipred ie Ws WWI. Wide way he to The telhorroe weleda Ws sea boss preeluody adrawatelped: She Part cd Cott wel OP tLi * i...;.,...)64:•:::::1: Jud.i4 ....u. x... 001 71. r in. ,... ... . ...... . .c K. .. .. • t a . Md. iree..3ed W. 10 Beauldujiat lAA Mad: doc k . .. . ..... A 1 10IL 1.0•101010... i Nom. 112000. Itrilliew. J. C. Mak Moe. sod Slzurk Mh. Wltharwa 5 lira. *Mos, yen. It p .trouu ........... 6 N. M. lhowa, Rog. ..... • s. 12 4. Charm lintl l h aim. le M. Care. Mot. 4 Mr.. Rothora - 211 I de& 11l 141 5 , Nth* PAW ....... .11 ! .1.11. G... 0.1.101. Ruaßedthaa. 3 L•dy Ceeldaw • t ee . H. fa tf. LWOW Shaw J. CAW. Now • •.• Sol dea. ......... .- . I Late ader Cuirla. 154 A 111 .r ic ,. thhyei, Eee t ;ftal W. • Rev. A. P. Rely _..._ a The Very Me•• . RAM Ca.*. F. Mortara ......• Yerl dom. ...... .... ..... ... /0 . nmeke • lirra_, - ..• A TOW 2 Throw Woks. Wt.. .... .• al cue. air& kri to mi. s. N. es.lo._ .. ..... AI Mr, MethWUMlOOlO lll Thews Clarke. F0rt.......• 41000 ta Reek& ..... . r 0 • Tho Ertht of .. • .• 10 10 TlO 10101 GI N 11111.1111116 wes • Mao Drolte . ...... A I des. lo a. 8. Hotfoot . M......... ale Rye Ma WALCIMMMIKA Wb• L. Wilford ....... ......• 1 • A 5 Lool A. Remo ..a 1 E ..r oheireowe.l 6 .% ••• .5 LeAy A. Hervey • 1 . . MAWR . r ,..._.• . Weary. Moro ... A2O w des 2 pers. Pebe, ... A • 2K • • ... . 5 Mi. c. fa. via. . • so k .; iiiL4l. • Meo L. Eldon ....... ~ .1 Week M.P.. CM. embracer imam "dew 6 Mr.. Ticker.. • • esoildiw. TM-- A ; % 1 1/. LeT • doom /ad dm la un 0. Smart ....... A llandom .. I Ir. 19 Smart.. waw a. .... a C. M. dirallow, lib ... Capt. 115wi1M•;111.1.......• Wilke- .... 3 Jame. Reeves, 1ea.....- • a Mho el Swami. •. ....... 3 T. thuebto. Sera ..• ••- • • • W. 011 el. Era.. Ow: PO lbws vow Wiwi D. T. L.. 1. ... 0. W. Aybwr.lora.odes ti. Leidy FL Iliad% a MIN Ityre . A. 3 P. Lott. Yore.. • C. C. . 111 C Noy., Ei.. a Mr, Ty*. ~ .... ~, 2 W. Larkin.. • It. Homier, Log.. - . is• iii. 111 1. Capt. V. ll... Mim- ..... 5 i ler. M. L. Baton • ......I. 1 Mau Kidd • W. R. Mltebetl a r i t sivi i.. /1/ I f fer s. e A The 111ffeil. Seddon.. . • .14 241 : Mt. A. limultPut. .'i.i a,i.;. P.l ilmt. Erws. ... • W. .. F. Ilamilt li. '-1.1 , 1 , •• c. s. . . ...... i 4.0 1., W. Muck. EN. . '.134 doe. MM /I.*l;e . .. .._. e I Ditto .... . . .a. F. Iluhart, RN; .3rd due In . C. (lower. E.'. , U,l sift. JAM 11.intourta. Eq.... ..a 2 - Mtui:Martibeau .......a m e .. of .. - 45 II damp Storm,. Emu ...... * lot. (la, .... all 15 U. 1hdha... 1, ). E.g. ..• • . Ideut..lol.rhillivets siddon 5 .. W. U. Tatman. K. 04. Jolla Hubby. Eqi. .„ - Wilhrshain Edurton. E.g 7A I . 44 Loudon 5 0 . . . .. . Mr 11. . -t. Ji dm II 1 h War. ei C. Fu...hu.., ii...u. nut do• 10 11. Mr- sod Mi. Manisa: -at 111. A. 11. 1,1014 1.1 sth .Ina 1.. 0 Mi.. M. A. take.. _..._ , F litieltili Lo g . -Tad Cul i Mr.. lenrt Grum c. 1/11" Erq. The last AMAMI report of the AM wilition 1.. n fit round In rice 6.11 de. WI, .4 Ito operations. It ma) he Mil at Me.r.. Mi. in.it.in .., IlMehard .i. Ir Pique , . lllaw will im towel...led by imt, oti igii.lieition to the linTinary. Contrlbuttha, will 1O rerrlred II the utidennentkirien Ar the Wen CSI.. m......m. Hera,. Farquhar. :uol Co.. St. Jame , -.4.reet. :1114,,, 1.11111M1 , 41.1. ebar11141.1.4. Mew.. CtAilll 31.1.1 CO.. *trawl. IS rue CITY. )mien: Ma., Marti ►Witt %1.., Will M.. lkiaciiu, soil co., filrAln Mc Ityclay. Koran. awl o.trcail Anil Si.,rctary, at the ult., A Nu Araudialtle. 4. tk. Martin'. pLwc. Traf.ilztr -quarc. PHIL.kNTIIROPIC SOCIETY'S FARM OCIIOO4 fur the Beton nattunof Crlethal aad Voris% Hem Her Mowt MeN-.ty the QrET:7I. TteM MwMt His R..)21 Prince ALIIKRT,_I(.O. Plum I;r the I,IIIIC .4 RICHMOND. SatA•ruza— aeu Wllllam • • The nentaltteetutve levto enal.le4 hy the Men> sunoort Omit° their olan. ae bn.u7ht forennel In Fel.ruary te.t, tai purclwe a nel ellel l 4o Minnm 441 I. acre. at Putter.. letr. near Harriet...l trust 1 .7 the lininn dime mellow 44 the net-teary 1.1.1111,, -.. for which Mr. Moffatt has furanhed In nunnetition. a snook but cifolive 414..1.11. 1.. carry .t the Mati-ler .4 their eel ilin•hinent fn. Ib prevent Lon.lou -Ite lu 01. Ikon., • Iteoi• In the n,ltr.e .4 11.. 00,101 4,1104 an 4 The ty plan .4 refonuatory i,liention will he tone/bed IM fanii.ehol hy the WW1...M00 .4 two iiiiportittil 1. The en.teni of .I.4owetie ismild, leo been e 4014.1 ess etweenfoilh v %Arty. Ihnotount. an..l other eontlnenial ... , hoole of re tortion...rill Irt Intnaluee4 the 1 .0. hen.< .1044.1 Into fanialiev shoat n. eery Welly of 1. tide; aev.iiiintiolatvi In • wine-ate bowie ant awls Ivey 1.e1n.: (hero' Vinvitt, eloid,uoJ. and nnsethial is doree•tle verve, se in a 10.111 e. t The , . will he chiefly e0n.1.0e.1 In hu twielry, esnleninj, and the plainer ineenanheil art. o ...tot with tam labour. eaet. 14.. y twine ote Wow , teethe to wake hi• o wed...than-4 awl ra.,1‘1117 a milnt , itilt 0140•61 ref tienninary 1iv.t.11(41.41 e)iiharlit, The Co ittitiolAie an inontanalow• to are, .wt their new coahitihntent his n•onoinieall low-11.1c. Two intly of the faintly hon.,. tlal,ta; 1 20 1 .1 k will he hulk In the tint In•tapue. the Vann reboot twine .wene.ll4....Tee4t•ly by tleg s.tiation ..f puhlie vui.port 1110 . 4 e. it• or•newer• to fully wall., their view, The vane.... however, of their effort. to Morse the 1. whom their who !revel, e. &two& re ol l o,lll iv"vc.V , " 10 ' 1 In.' slut the) lure .letenaiinesl on at olive ereetanz a chapel for wonteit. ant I betel. I trunion. tru•tio4 that the VlNlthalko.l.utevort of the poine will jentlfy them in incurring the 0 , a llo . ol al outlay 1 . 01 - 41 this- r.. 0114.11. to the Philanthropic Society • Venn Schou4 will he thankfully n .chat the Tr.s. tier, t:13.1.t me, 2-tenth. freer.; al the at ('bat sin, at the I intition., •st. 1400/...(0. fwlh.••r Mrs-, 11 autuset ant C...'•, t,•,..1..1-Amet; Mews. II are.. it -.TA. Camila fan.l Cs, o, •tralol -I•inors urn lie itterrthe.l a. Fouirlee..4 the $.10.41. LK of len...re to the npertal rual Vey the peuehave of the lawl and the eneetionof the Ileihiwon. revenind : Met 14,.t 'ion ..a 14/011 the QC EiN *Ol inn RslSl ) .000 0 111.0,5 t-••• PN I!4 CS • L SLELT .• . . • •• - Willi on libri.tiine, /oh 1,106 0 J. fl. thittley . Env 21 0 0 intlanintl awl Cu lO.l a Col. M. lwar, !! 2 Ilankw melt - • *WU.. •n 4 Care. 62 lo : Rev. J. tnr.4e P •kre` 1 , 04 Inn o . 22 10 1.1lurney.ei a niCes 62 1-• o .1. 11.111i1e. /franett. aped Co. o Mae-. JPII. : K. a ,,,t , ye Inn J.Y.Mauls t, Per.. Co.. awl to 6lnere 62 I'l. , A, Raney, eaei„.1., .1... Meow. I•nunipt 04.1 .... .0 J. lice*. F..st , ibtto Ll,malM• awl Co. .62Pr u , flight flow. Fir U. ware. Ilahlas. and 52 In 0 /art • • • Marvin, has an, 014.100. , 02 lv liunel. jun., 1:-4.. Ilanhury.land jun.. 62 10 0 Ewa. per that.. The keret., of We-l. Rev. ler. Klee . winger . 0I J. Vra...s. Par 4 1 0. long rl..tratnll3 to 0 0 G. P. \lieut. Leg.. l• Leal .• . Mrs. thole up ..... I 1n a ..., I limn' 11011.4, .. I I.slwanl (bike. E. 04. . 010 J. W. 60 0 ti .; JohnThe lol'.r. The 41H 14aA.p td aC. Peareon. 51. P. . London ~, f,) 0 Mr. Sheriff cuhitt. M.P. a hankie. . to 00 ' Mr. Shervil 11111 . • Ilea. M.biey Turner.... fa, oa. 11. F. •. 301 la Ilenry Len le,. EA... ... Th harm l Ilarrowhy.. 26 0 0 a Warkerharth. Laalo The Larl of • 24 0 o per ....... . Iluteman ... 2.: 0 0 I. Yowl. k , - , e• Propoitt. mini, , oral Co. 25 0 0' J. Stierie.... . 14,1.4 25 0 0 T. R. ehenneel. E.-! • • Mari .4 liarti,,Utli SS o 0 Lewn Loyd. jaw.. req.- The I. , r 4 1141.. n. of 4 N. J. ettenant Kee. .... navel • „ 2 0 K. E. T 04.1. Ewa - G. N. Mart, tee: . ..... . 21 u 0 Sir I. 1.. 41.4.1.t.1. Mart P. ile . 4oCoj.o. TI u 0 Ileure Keiiible. Eon- J 0 liope. e r.l 21 , 11 11.elawin II leo er . r • 21 0 0 tog . . P . - Ala... • zi 0 0 Mr. Werje int Aden., 1 1 ! , M. llootenore._ . Airman,* M. T 1,,10 Not.. ' Edward Prarlsyn. Ewa M P 2) 0 0 ' J. Shet.hani. .... livo. 1,1. Trevor, N.P. R. Woo.l. Nog. ••• • • • 0. Vaishaai, tee- ..... 21 00' Mho Caiwinajor_ Mk. lionseutie• V . p • i 4) ,••• 21 0 sir P Olyn, Met ... P. / 51 0 • Nev. 11 Beta., E. D. 111/ 21 0 0 W. FA — 114: t. ttkri.latatnt.o. _ ss. l•. Esq u ,ser Ewe. toner ans. 1 .2 1 . C. Van•ltaise. • 21 0 J. Thaekeray.o,46 " - • • fiumiry Suivierlielorn ntuler 20 10or., OM Ina. T•tal %MALL drcssly •ini•vrii.ail 41,0 ratif•acT la.t, 40 ,,,,...,„,„• 651 * SVIiNLY 2 /NE/. Ile 4 'kP l t 11 16111111monie, !Co. 3.151& U. M I LANCASHIRE and YORKSHIRE, and LON. DON mad N °MISR tRTLRN RAILWAY CONPANIRB. ;TRAMP/14R of 1:111 . 11111ST Is the PRILSTON and WV RN RAILWAY HARBOUR and POCK, sad KVA ULATINI) NA NAGIESSINNT date VIDERTAKINO.I NOTION IS II ' IVES that APPLICATION le in tended Se he mew PARLIA RENT Its Use mat olon. foe am owl to alter. weed. eitand, tad statues , or to nod name .4 the powimo eadl ,wnohe of the WNW net. foaming, reatMd to. lbs Lencsahin and Yorkshire Raihaythemesay Nat • to to •• To wet sad Leeds Railway AM, 1406." Toe Manchenter and teem Itallwity Act, 10 "TO Wattmeter caw Lent. Railway Act. WO." "TM Men charger and Made Wm, Act, 1041, -. "TM ManctoMes and 1141ede I Mho, Ad, ISM. - "I'M Manchester and Leeds itaibtay Act„ No. I, 1M: -•" TM kilmeheeter and Leeds Railway Am. No., - INS" "TM Man:Sugot rad Loeb Railway Act. "The Manchester sled Mehl Rehm .tet, 5e.1.11417." "The Slasschester and lees Railway Act No. I. 1647." "The Manebtater and Loads Railway AcL No. 1, lety.' "They Aseod.litalylarldds. sect lA.:mord Joonethe Railway Att. MK" "The AskiNe.lllllWl% . and Macron.' Junction Railway Act a TMdembutes, end nun Castel sled Railway .AM. - 'TM! . and Homy Canal and Railway Mari.' "TM Womillotor. Holton. end Wry Canal and Railway MIL " ";t R,fpm, al Hurt Carl amt 1 11,1 ' 1 1 1;1 4 y 2 4. e% ez d t 111411.""Tho Vlum. and nary, sod Manchectge sod Am. " Liverpool awl Miry . Rall sad ies MIA - TM 1 foal Wry Railway An. ' Tim ehester and Leda Kailwate Act, WA," ilheftlehl Junction Railway Art. 1445,' " To • Jenetlon, and Mantiuter and Loeb I.W. WA Mee TIM eat Riding Union Railway. Act, PUS,' ...rho Wakened Purdefrse. mart tionde Act. 1 40 ."" Tor Wakefield, Pontefract. and Goole Railway drenches Act. " " The Wakefield. Pontefract, snol t 0.44, Midway. and Port of thsde Aet, 1$410,"" The New theater and ismothloort Railway Aet, LAT,' " The i !Muni Allnce Rail. way Act, let 'Tor Lancashire and V.e.hore Wilsey Ant, 1Nol," an act mewl in the Woo .1 pultanwoot held in the ninth mad tenth ye.'" of the Mr) of la pre.ent Majeaty. Minuted " As Act for teatime In the Used Jainism pia Coomeny, and Use Noe cht.ter nal lava. Railway c tconv. 11,. North Poolon Itallmay. mad all the woe*r promo - fly. anol ett.'eo• at, thereto, en 0.4 partml It the saki mem of inaliasoent, held no the ninoh and tenth year. of the Mien a her poise Neje...ly. totittoltal " An Act for alobilos c the Hull and de Railway Company lo and A ter to sell. their rail. way too the York arsl North Wilma the and Leeds Hail. way Conine/tint or one a Wan. end to authowhe the rng .4 addi• 0 00 snooty by I. oh ne either o 4 the Frottownti , oned emnpanic. for thus .ohar mimosa, ;' 1.41 on Set letool hi the OW session 'f yorlecoleuto, belt on the ninth and tmoth years of the fel m 'of her ism not elljetty. hi " An V. for miaow sattin line. a s railaray In the wool riding of the coonty of Vol. to mlkd the Slwitol, Rotherham, liernaley, Ilowlderovnel4. tat Bath,. Haden." Mot of an act in'sed the ...woo of isultameoot, held In the ninth and tenth year. of the noon .4 her patent Meje4y. Minuted "An An to noudldete the London ant Ilimoinghon, Orme JuncUon. and Mancheater end ilinninehem Itantay Compasoluo." and the antral net. relating to the mid London And litronloodono. Grand Jeatelon, and llanctoster and Ninninehmoo Railways, or the Loots* md North Wootton way. or une of them !that to ova local and yetrowal act, eighth eel stook Victoria. chapter 1.5a1 loon, and pensool acts. ninth and tenth Victoria chapter. s',7, 144 , pd. fat, =Ol 077 1 . 4 . 4 ,; :Z54. ND. x41..1.. 731. MC las. MP, awl 7v+. hotel and nem, tenth and &notes Vetoes, chapters 73. lor, 114. IL., Lit. Ili, 130. lid. 172. TN. 270, 174, and :IN, and local sad s ly set, mod abe of the meal eel. to the Probe sad Wyre Bielottr. and DOA, tha lgai r l i. to ley, as set paned In the woks elipeallasocet UN le the sth and Rh yeas of rho nip of Sited Willem the 4th. InUtuled "An Auk Rat tesklag newly front Proem to Wym, and for Improving the beebee: et Wyse. In the Ca anti Palatine of Lancaster se eel Nog is the 7th year of the meld reim, intiteted " An Act to slur Mil 11110 ellhe preen= god Rue satiety. and to amend tbe net realm thereee , an art tamed In the 7th year of the .111,1 iR.. istKuied " As Ad for metro and nottstehoing s dont or loch. at etre. is the County PEW tine of Lamaist ;* en act pawed in tht,econd year of the reign of W present Malady, Ytlwlod" As Act to amend the emend acts to the Preston sod Rue Item and Harbour Coonotnoy ;" It ia Z pawed In the scUnresf parliament held In the Ind sad Int years of thil reign of her moue Ramey, " An Act to wee the second acts relation to the Preston awl etre IWlwy anal Marlsour Company amt one Prue°, sad Wye. Dud Column. ant to consolt.tate the sari compeer ," en are pawed In the undo* of parliouneut held In the 7th an.l oth rein of the reign of her present Majeaty.intituled. " An An to amend thee/news& sex relating to the Pre.ton earl %etre Salem'. nag hour. end Doe Corormay ;-• and en act 1ava...1 In the ...ion of parlia ment led Is the eighth and Muth year- of the mien of her scout liesetety. Inetoded " An Act to uncut the coral act. relating to the Pension eni Wye. Railway. Harbour. :not lOort Continua. and to moah:e 1b enetteny to make three several leas Ch minvay...• And It Y Wendel by nob net to. enalb, the ,ell Luniedoire and IMAM Railway Compony Com p a ny' awl fareo the mid London and Naga Western dellway soot 'and Weird in the Prates* a Syre Railway, Ilerhour, Wel lhork, and the work. and lM c thereto c than :with. and upon n term, a7ne r reeth conatierdion as may ho Of may tons beet. Agr.ol.l Pon hewn. t a tli o annpankas. and to motile the Ma London and is ' orth Wettelli Company to tour base. take, most hold orb 4oeyo and in , to teat the el , nal Wyre Railway. Iley. tere!telk. al t nett and teLoperty Z in n the -aid two companies Jointly WM mike =eh emulations as may be found astsalkiot for the work jarsor eieernent of the same and for levying tolls, rates awl too the use thereof • eel to altar the eitathog tmo6s, Wee ettil Illelelpin lethal!, the Tenn and for granting clemptkes Men tho pay. WOW of less, rata, and o.lo. — HutAllblA day of Nonenhee, JAC. LEWD% nil TAT WIL Mich." Wye ate,. CLAY. SWIFT. latepsoL and WAOSTAYI!. !Unitary.. F ATHER WINTER. A Tate. Frorn the Miscellany of 1, I.ollon. Tens near the done of EightirewForty.Eight, St.one thee in Autumn—l forget the date: When. to the astordshmeat of each owl all, Ohl Winter favoured MOhliDi with a call ; Milking In otunteiamea, and dater, wao And very old—for I woe there to ore. Ili. "snowy " locks hang round ht "frosty flee. whoee muddy glow illumitid all the place. Two lads, 114 OW I ob.', d. Yee whidt, of em ir.. they whoirahly serv`d. On beina Intredueed. he bow his head, And thus unto the to.. great tallow said •• I've called none you. gentlemen, - call he, Manly to adk what you're ponansl for toe. your last years 'tint, stock I valuol much. 'Twits out amt .of, and I pnotouned It such; Hut pleae to toll ate. - said the ohl papa, What kind of artiele. your p reornt are ," " With pliroure. ' anor.rol Mil•litt, both together. Well tell you what we have for winter weather; FDA let no ountion, venerable she, Our atintirable shock of NEW ATTIRD. you talk of last par'. stock. rid liel.rs MOA ES. lint look at what our Ivanhoee now illodo.t! C4131,-0. 494444. Wel tr 01.14 3 .4 we display, la dy le.:chilled to the pre-ent day ; • lotprovettient Is.w watch mg& sira—ane that's Ainuorut 41•0 in toll NEW II ATM. A hat, end M041;11, from our shwa stocks, Would we.l become those beams:too white lochs; you suit lina-hie. Father. sahl the hatters, Mow mat were olono in thong eocatial matter.. Nor dues 4/117 (104111, Mi. lAA lOW, Whin AAA nion 'i.e prime NEW ROOTS AN I) PUOER. With ohne+ like those those poor okl " tods" arm.% Would not 10, phenol with bunin., omen., and wee,. Another thing we mud allude to. dr. And that's our tirtoetit .tuck or eitolo2 NEW Ent. The ibtfio4llo‘, prolloUltellil 01014 moot andeat, And what the Mu, say Involve. no doubt ; If you were 043 Timid bring the good old lady for some drain A vait 1111114..te11t da )ou win one In CT ry kature of our 110RIEILY. There's not an article In this choke store, lint w lot the publk value more and more; Nu h are the tesdarationo we have Ina& In each peculiar feature of our Mule; Well done, oahl Father W Inter, and with that Ile took hi stick and donna lib. broad Minced bat. A aew work entitled The Tramarr et Tame.'' reamed= a diddled Mt of whet for etch d,:artierod, with full diroatem for mitremwsre• mak mar to had on sentleatice, cr torwarded pod tree • -- u.e. II EFFIELD and TINS L EY. It( )A 1 —E X Tkas 1,71 SION 811 of IiFY the lELD. TINSLEY hod DONCASTER TERNPIKIA ROAD In Ntrillell 111 HEREBY RIVEN. that •PPLIEATION Wendel to be made to PA RLI A M RNT In the neat leaden foe an Ad to make and maintain a New TuniPikerred. to ertreseenee at the western termination of the Tioder awl Donoreter Turnpike-road, neat the Plummet I on. la the towndiie id Timolay„ to the parish of Rotherham, le the Meat itolim .4 the comity ef York. to In tend to end terminate at the bride. o.er the River Pon. en ithefilisid, ememosly called the Indite liridge, In the townahip thighuitle Hier. Low. l• the earshot rilefbeM, in the said Wed !Dales, awl 0/ teas from %..throutili, or tato the several parishes.. nonahno, entre pormithl. 'Ammo/ Rotherham,Thidiry,Caglemoit Attereliffe, Atterchtfecion. Darnell. Darnall. litiehtede. Heightdde Marlow. and Sheffield, or le ne of therm it In the mid Mot Ititheir, on as to extend the existing Tinley and Demander Pinnate road to the tore of Sheffield. And for eff s a-tlng that purposes it is hoten.ted by the all act to sol4aln powers to transfer unto the trtotem of the Tlttdcy Donrader turupike red the ethane root or highway lying lataece, and e..m. mewing at the earl western termlottkei of the Tonsley and Inonovter tumplke road. In the said l..stethip of Tlndey act entendina from them* to the raid li nkte. called the Lady ai Widen in the wit loon-hip of iirlghtside Merlon. which said read le bighwaY attuto aithin loom hoot. In, through, or into the raid vernal parishes, tomothaa extraithruddei or other places hereto before mentioned. or mime of Uwe. Awl In the said act It is she inleodod to take powers to enable the said trances to make and maintain a nor piee ror road, neuter with all Demesne! bridge% culvert.. drains awl ottlankmeods, tome., aud other works, am% new piece of road to .11rerve from the aid 'slitting road ..r highway to be or transferred as aforesaid. at Attentiffe Hedge, In the raft towtoltha of Mislaid& Marlow, and to terminate hr a jerwtlwl with the rani existing rod or btoh,ay, at or neer Kopf • Mork* In the rani° tomohip, and each maid rawplea' of nod and works will he situate wholly within Oat township. Awl It Is flllOl Intended to WA powers for the sant trustees to wades the said existing road or hiatitrar. no to be transferral. aforeeald. is that par t lying Istween the Mint wham the Altercate and Werkrop turntae road Join the egad mid' Ins road or highway, and a mittenu dwelling house on the meth Ode f the mid road of Idetaway Weaning to and occupied by Mr. JlOlO Shaw surgeon, the whets of which port oo .4 road no to he widened Is situate within the mid town.hlie rf Aitetellfe and Atter elife-eutATinnnall, on. ef Own. Awl it it ate, Intenanl In take I to enable the mid trotter to repair and noaintaln the sold eNI.I • nod or indhwoly ni to he trataferra .. asaf,nvhl, r.zeier with the 1 new item it r. ml, and the an to to widened with all neeveary bodge., Meerut, emlankne - nta, (thew, and all other triter Works on the lines thereof respectively ; the also to take power. In and by the mid act to deviate in the Hestrintion of sad, new plece of road. and the part to he widened aa afore. said. and the works thereunto heionehra within the several 1 rerldn.•tooroblio. extratonsidal or other f.laco. af..reall.l. oe nem of them. to melt extent. sr le•lefloalmt the plan t.• depiolte as her, Matter rnentioned : and also to lake noses, .or the compubno d pineletio of band. end how. ; and al.. to Ivry and collect toile, rate% sod dont., ap,ol or In resmet..4 the aid 1,1-Uog nod or highway, so to he transferred. and each new Mere of read. and the tart to be mileneol, feepectleely and al's to alter taldim: toll, and to confer. vary, or ex. thurnith cathoptioro front the paymuit of Awl ale, to alter the es Ming hiehrtay rates, and to extinguish or vary the etelnielon from hithwar f‘frf• 1 , 1111. , r(0 ,0 o , oor ritho awl Tetal. IM or l which the Inhabitints id the toad...awl toandtan herendxfe . Or any of thew. now claim or enjoy In respect of the ead r. ad from Tinley Igo shelheld, or the other reads iu the mid tow ahip of Timaiey. And aim to confer on the mid trustees the neematry provers and au. Wreaks for effortlist the "Linne and purpt-es dor, 01.1, and to vary or ot ti oatt ay, all callus rixt f t..,.r prl llama alphammll In any nattier hmede or Interfere with the oloject. aforesatl, and to conferstnh rains, promo, and iifivilegge, as May be iteva-dry ..r c..riveitieut for the attaM• mad of those of And alo• to take paters to enable the ..• - •1 Imatea, thepap Manchester. an, I.lncolithim Railway l'otopanr. the Om/ of oprietor. of Nat imtion .4 the Baia Pr Doncaster. no.l Ga the te Railway Compan Int, y, or none or wed therm le subscribe to and rat., or apply money towards the *Wads and lawysoses afore aid, by such ways and meant as fearilainetit obeli Om& leb And nada le hereby al. given. that a plan awl Kell m of the said bni leirwpike road, and eriAlni road or I.l,hway, and of conch rtw 001116 110,804 ff ; and also a dui.heate of such plan and seethon, thee. then with a Monk of referknee thereto, and it copy if the odic," imblidted le the " Oatatta - the ittended appliettion to parliament will, on or below the 310 day if November Instant. iw depootal for puha,: in ilDeeldeis in the I Ace at Wakefield of the clerk of the mow foe the rind Wed Riennt, awl that .on or before the said 3oth day of Novernher, a 1 eery of to touch of the aid Ilan, web.. rut.l Is s•k of reference. as ra bies to web of the nail severe/ parlxites. together with a copy of the raysettee, ea pausal in the "London timette." will be &pion al with the "AAA clerk of each such paddle. at Ms place of ab.Ae spodiwib. Add Ando Is Alm, given • that it to Intended by the tall act t altar ana alto to repeal the power. and pro Awn of " The Act. 040, - so far as they land or °halm the stht will anWer, fetellield, and Lino. hdare Railway Etonian, to repair the read Rem the said Cornfonfo sheaf. at Tinder aforerold, to the Whim orer the River Inm, at Shetheid af..re emitinorly than' the lady'. Reidy& all ether the reads In the tonashlp of Tinder afeemell, and render that Company table to Indictment and tlrte for the MD retail . of the K 01341; awl raw to room'. alter, or amend certain enactment,. In the rime act contained whereby the WM@ 4 . 0.0100, 0r1: eutitlal t.. take 1100 110101, for riVrr ton of asst. brow:ht up Into or carded thr Ruh the sal.l tornhli , .4 Tieder, upon the Hoer Dun, to he appeal to the repairing of the mid toil Titoley to Ithenieloi, and whereby the so Cn, onnor, 140 On emitted to Lakes toll of Id. for every eat of area loroonght t or from any white. at Tinsley, to be carried up or down the Had roar Duo. t o he oo pood Loom& repairing the said nail between Tinsley aid Shemehlonnd po wal, A ter, or amend the enactment,. awl provi sions ropectinx the acc t,, od., tolls, duo., of tonnage., contemn! le the abotementloaal and In any Miler of lee r at. histinatiew eaumetated. am ft f a f o unted by no .adt as to alter, Mend. awl canna. and, If need le, to repeal ono, of the powers awl proxixions of an act lo mat In the %Mb year of the reign of Klatt George 111.. Winded" An Act for making awl mat lining a marold., canal earl rthetheld Tinsley, tit the Was ng .4 the county nit York. - awl also to aft xr. atiend, m a mime, aid, oeed ho, relollll some oof the Lowers and moth dons of an set poet In the lath year of the ram of Klee hence 1., Winded An Act for oilskin.: the Mr., ihon, in the Wed Ridhas .4 the *many of York, anneal/ lioluptile, leguipter, up to the ut. met extent of Wottwa.d. tomaship • Rhin ten tnik of /Chef. geld. • and also of xTerat antt, rentinT to the navlcation of the River Into, or to the ,company of penifietuni thertsd.fas sol res/onetlytiy lathe la t h y ard the same reign imp. 20., the .th year. .4 the rein, of Mint George 201 Wags. In the ma y e ar ..f the rouse reign Malt • Ili. Id the tooloo of f oriLiment held In the Id and years .4 the reign of Klng Worm 4th Map. 4.a. and In the meant of parliament held la the 7th yew id the same mien .op. :qt, and also to amend. extend. and erri• brie, few the tournosesofsrewl.l, the rysowers and 00101.10111% of the act In osed In the 00400 of parliament held In the nit, pm Tea, ore preeent Majenty intttolal " Act to amalgamate the :de!, Addatuathr• Id cc, Moneht.ter Railway Conthany, the Shellioliol and Liocoln are Jewett... the Sheffield and laoadnahlre Extend.. sad tau Gnat Grimsby mni SlinfL.l.l flail a) tomoanter, and the 1.4000 p oc k C,,,,,mny mheren the Man,hater.StheMehl. and Inacoliohlre RallwayErmiany era , Inewrixouted• and a 1... "The Marichater.lthetheld, and Lincolaelare Railways. awl Manchester and Lincoln " Vithor 11.31 way, and Cheitertiell awl liain.horoulh Coital Arnolmonallon .set 1147 "awl oho ro 00014 cheap. and calor ye the 1101r0r. oMI 11001,1.11111 of "The South 1 - tekshlre. Doncaster. and Rode Railway Act. 1847: - awl oe "The South Yorkshire, Domuster. and Goole Railway Act. And It Pi al..r intended to alter. amend. extend, and enlarge, or retest,seine of the power. and Igor ish no. of en set nosnal In the oe , don of parliament hell In the 7th a , l nth year. of the reign of her mid pre. mat Majon Matelot "An Act for malting the Terupike Wad from Tinsley to 'T. and for oxalate certain new linen of roe I to torn. monk-ate with t allhe wee. in the Went Rislrear of the covet, of s ee k.- Dated OD Rh day of Novernier.l64o. W. T. HOYLE. Rothorhare. Xll tt 0 0 11 00 2 0U ti U 0 1.1 o 0 to to 0 10 10 0 10 10 0 10 10 0 10 10 0 1u 10 10 10 i 4 10 10 b., 1,1 u ieiuu 10100 10 10 0 10 10 0 10 10 0 10 10 0 10 10 0 10 19 0 10 10 0 10 10 0 !!! ILIADI 1/.0. m.•••• TV minimum.. idg .. 1.1.1 Autumn am, Whyte, Coats. Automa and Whiter Ocal A a d. a MO an the mew WU. from 0 96 1 in W 1 tho among MO" hmlorliad and Cadrina- 6 0 Wm and 0 , 1.1 Na .........; 1 10 Wm et Oms onto= „........... 6 6 unosely trinnoud The Pronks ...... Utiliser lu 0 all Ilialy.prarahlem •••6 10 6 D Omay Shcotiak COMA . Autumn A %SMUT Trousers o 4 61 filfekei ellekts.. 1 12 0 Doeskin Math,— —..—. U II 0 Bet qmlity .............. 215 0 Autumn and Wiatar Veda. 0 20, Font Coats 1 16 0 Dress Coats. . 1 0 0 i ite,t quality Frock ditto l4 01 (.16.01)(10 Val 06 6 ilog u llumar anl nude Satoh Plain or Panty Ol2 0 016 6 Iltposr and Tank'ults. 1100,1111( to any extent at tire minutco notice. A mit of clothes complete for 1:1 Dio Notke.—The Shawl Depitrtmeat, 156, Miourioi, Is now Tepid* with rem oevelty of the moor. Oberon.—Any artp le purchaml, ft:ply-made. or male to measure, W net approved of, will be exch.:ed, or. it Preferred, the money en' Maul. E. MOSES and RON, Tailor., Woollenalrapers, Clothiers, Mateyo, Haden, Fteriers, Hoot and Sitocinalum. aol General Outfitter, for Ladies sad 1/101UC10C11.15 4 . 155 , lki, and 157, Miracles. and BJ, 84,, 85, aad dl, Alduue, City, Lontloo. Ohullom—E. )10r11:4 and SOS react haring to guard the pubic 71.71,,impoultIon, but ham, learned th d the untrsAmmanilke falsehood nob them, or " It i. the sylle comm. - hit, hp ro meted 10 ineormocto .l many Instances, nn far °b rio. MAIM .. They hare n o con. make will any other Imam in or out of Intnion, and them who doom gennkse and eheapelothloc, Or., 'should eirJl at or sand to the Minories 26 4atirroticf i Y t ilils lalta n. hlishment is rimed ikons salami lkitlay GU mart Saturday, when bedpan Drummed till 12 ostioek. MILNER'S PATENTSTIGING WROUGHT IRON . 110LIWAST • GOVERNMENT 1100 K and CASH PCM and CLWETS.— Fire red.tOut, by Int root win soling Yd er elan:hem The. stomeed nan...4 in the world, withlnk locks and faatenine, Milner: Patent Fire•mddlne Rook tv, Deed and Plate Chet. and Bve... of all kW. to I.`r cent. cheaper than the above. In the large towns of tho onnufactoring and commercial dis 31 liner's lafes, t twenty-fordfteent havo been tiated in b red heat, from one to or hours, by the swim. titles and Other veltotoie and ionctleal reblent. ; and In dourtietive accidental fires. In which the N.A., ea.h, deed.. he.. In all the different bsafes in toe—strong Iron On, with drawer.. brick MA 411n0 CIO,OU with etide Iron doon., nre.proof yirotlatht iron he. he. ...have been htumt to :Ales. MR.. , safes eta, dine beside them in the lire„ externally as re I.hd. have done their ,luty, UM brough out the woke anti valuable. within their. uninjured. (Wee Painphlet. ofd ifl rites. he., to be had st. at foot. lebick gif Milner rates keep the book.. he., of the above praethal men. who k Wier what Are. iron. anal hook. Sr.. as well AA the convervative poo era of ...team, and the difference Ile crixt burning MA Willie coo II svaihle antertals.—Milner's Works, Lord .troet and table-street, Liverpool. Itanetreder 37. Sprg.inlen.. Leeds 3i. Mull: 47 Whltefrlantate. London liepot.4;*, 'georgette. drast. Qb. - - - -- - LAMPS of all Id()RTIS sod PA'rl'ERNB.—Ta, Work an well au choicest. souratment of TA LMERA MAGNCIM hadother CAN PLE.STICKS ; Carcpbine. Arland. and Polar= skean the Mien improvement, ant of the newest *mows Onsots, Bortemtan and plain nht..., or papier mad*. ht az =4l: ILLI AM S. HU KT. S .late Minium Inht baton. 3P, Otforttutivat. cam/ of Neuman •lrvet. ale! No. 1, Newman Watt, *Mynah the mtvonaLte noveltit. are oem .111r44 at from 'NJ ur 30 pr.r cant. uDder any be.uee with whom quaint and .trio arc contititt anon.. Tanner , patent Cantle. trnarkol Patmer".. M. per lb. 1:e01.11 e i . p gdp. ft, .400 &p raw. AL. AL per Immtal r . allott The money Do t ic o t A t ..1. 1eet.311.1 wah pawing, met iper syyta. twee. free.—hotnti.thhol la Well..ern:et Al'.. 1//bO. FRAUDS oa FARMEItS.—See the AGILICUL TURAL HAZIITTE AM GARDENERS' CHRONICLE of IRUarla). The Glorkoche Chronicle may he orklurni of any nor.. vernki. price 64.. Ptasonned to co free Ey no 4. Oaten I I rulrcrtke maga and ouunnunlattlnan. Unntr WellinZton . ntrnet. Co.:at-Olden. London. WHEAT FLIES, with woodcuts. tve the AGRICULTVRAL GAZETTE AN OAItIENERS CHRONICLE of y. The Agricultural ewer ma) 1.13 ordovd Mha Dews eel. wrath. 4113.1peti to go fr..c by 1.04. Otero C r wimoiona anal adwartbanneau 6. Upper Walngaon.4u.n. Cnst.onlen. Lannon. THE PROSPECTS of FARMING. 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By an ebserranee of to by RA mecum eradicated from the mum, and a &meth; 'Moo the tattruntlont hereto coot: deed. the teak. the nereauely delicate, wed redeems are induced. to that the teah •If hour' are thee renderri even to the meet Mae erel mo.tivnton, mar acquere the matey Rtes la their socket& Price h. A. per I .‘tt.—Coot/ott : To protect the amount of physical hatmtome. awl reach to Meath the latest giro& of .o*,Pe from (mai. the proptierm name and whim& thee, "A. life allotted to Mai NOW LAND and SON, 20. liation.earden," are 'neared out the c... TO im hal of renal, 'IL Pa•cromter-row , _• Carralho, l l4l, Flee t , crnmLn i ~earni., eeha.h be affmial on each 1. , . —teold hv them . sad by •treet : Mane. ?1 -4 . Con.b111; hal.on, 452, WeeM iitrood ;or alleet, kom rbscelsts sad 9100b 00 er , um: author, 10, UM-place. 8040104-40104 10 10 0 IN 10 10 10 lu 10 0 705.] LONDON, THURSDAY, NOV. 50, 1848. [THREEPENCE. MO SOLICITORS, HUILIJERS, and others.-- PIEUIS lISTIMI CARCASSES M HOUSES. WIT or ,mail. io saT port of Lodoltok uo outwits to LET of DISPOSE OV. nottlotted forward l& particulars to Motor.. GARLAND sod Co.. IndOtert ocd 0•1161144,11 , . Cmodissdarf. CitllNlci. tows. MO PUBLIC COMPANIES, LANDLORDS, TIOUNIC hr.—WANTED, HOUSES. Ism annn, la as, part of Loarloa or athartaa datects. on Maid= UMW itt lOW Mead anta—Addram, AMIN Int:ably aad fah particolart athe ortr Pity. to Maws. IiaItLAND mad ea., builder. sad *Attractant, w dawtairf. Owed_ tam VOUGERE'B CELEBRATED ()VERC()AIII. - Mr. TOIIOIIRR. of 4 Cunha tercet, tailor to Ma Royal now Prlnce Albert. indite. rucceadul pireutee of the celebrated Welling. ban mortar Mew worn by Minor every to.lit erne and wallet... In the kingdom mid suitable fir every revon of the year. bee arra letrided for the comfort '.l the public, hoot. her introducel smother tier coat for winter. celled thu ROYAL 81111 G II lAN OVERCOAT. latch. although perfectiy tome , . regtt V hour.' hacontur rain, aml while a. hoe. a c o re, t. wane. pliant. and comfortable aa fur. Although richly traitor!, o• no to he ,oltaide h, firdela. wmrore, the Juice o oaly fifty dtillingee We heartily ebb Mr EIIUO ERIC the mercer. which Ida istgeoulty and eittertine2 nierit. - -Mnening ettrolneln. Neer, genuine cust Y atampeil- - JAMES YOUCIERII, G. Condultetreet. Revert onset. aa.l I. Ilea lekraho ry heatolde, 1016.111.1.^ Country mews wartod. NTO. 36, OItACECUURCH-STREET. Ormt ha. Wen the fame and eMnelve the patronage fiedoieed rpm thin odaldedutient -I%M:tut Ito oommereial enterprbe ha. I Inn on wiremehd a. the rydent el Written. which the proprietor of thin PoRI M had the ...eel fortune to trident.; amd the honour to In troduce ban ettertimintely.ehnreed menerinly ridden foal IC. mina &men, pod article, and reogy money. have effected moiler.; the matertalt hall! 1.11 unequalled. the rt, le moan...A. and the =for Novae. quite aatouutthe; thaparel• have retolenrl roiolut• ritten. approliatory ,d the tour° lammed. Ila.Mg ,Awned an minims to the tailoring net unprecolented. the propriotor feet. It to he hi. dot! to maintain It. thrldled of baring those OW. it I. with feernc. WINTER 111111• Me that he ..tor m. re Write. the attention ..1 hi. patrol. to hi. WINTER NOV ELTIES, Thu effort. of the northern and rodent manefecturcrn have hetn c mthinol to iroduiv inaierial• for OVER COAT* of aufintance eleatkity, noel durability hitherto unexcelled. For TROUSERINOR thu grid manufacturer, of the klerhas been =Ur ontek melt other la the lotroductiou of none ett , ere wed wen (bey _awratedel, a. Um. allidua .44 inn Aar= dhoti. dostklas of L. RYAN will tidily; while foreign hum, with exhithite taste. wijovited (hi. market with dokigriA= ll°li h cks for wabiteosta of an eau 'malty driklfig and gerddemarly character. As a Might crterio• od the ti trkinte &wee at this catahhibm the ' lowing het le reopeetfull7 imbnilteed Superior Paletotr.from lie. to 4220. Pertlet• tram .............. Ynrl•l,n .:wkA. from.. :b.. to 4k.. IkN Dushiwtewhoted Whist- Iltentornelild. a great variety.. lot.. coots .84 file Devon Driving Caper, water- Mock Caollimere Ita. reed . ent. Very nuiref. do. for drew .... Drew Cent., from ...... 214 Uri tie,. uniform.. mechanic.' and Jurende clothing of every deceit that at proportionate pre.. When to all other advantage, thin Omer. laid fact I. &Idol. that any rudnent unapproved when extuelned at home LA etelmaged. or. if ;referral, the money retained. every hunts dull will at gintnr in. the turwedty of strenuourly aupportmc rt I WAIN. principles r those pnaetlyd at Wu Pan . , tahew. , Ortea. church drool CRY. U Y A M, TAILOR. DRAPER. booler,batteL had poem! owititter. users 814 urma . . The followi t 34 I. ng are UM M Ulen Pries 3d.. or fa. fur 16 ea rpHR COTTAI DEN OPKIIATI Orem the Duke of Dee. , Chronicle." Above ekte gale at the OA it Eng* ell itt)24ICLL oar WenthatoneticeL Rand, London Piga for thatrthutran mourn Cottage Tenantry LGER'S CALENDAR of GAR - • - • • ION& By Josiah PAXTON. Oardoner to Ms Angara he. 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Mt Stocks hi in atard *carbonic* .• i Madman Sommer Savory Cologorta '- - -- '- =pas Iliaeltdtrim Africanplies emu: •nernones Annuals AlUku Aprlcot Aurkulas limas Black Booko, LA of. for Oot.. . lon liroc.ll itrrclA Srout. 1111.1t1114 Cabbage Cada: , Calosolarfaii Californian Lamas !.:asui sputa. l'en~nti~wu I'art~rN C - Tic:rs (Urea% Chum Asters ehlua 1 anc --musuums Madam trlan•tis Illndm Crews lambi Oraru Cosainiere Oe'Walks et rowers fa Thiene °emote Welke Peiriee l e-toed. Thiele leki Ve bikken. wombs articles for Feree, me protection Walt Fruit Cookers 1.0.1 w London Pride Marigold Lichni4. Double Marjoram Mabures Martel of Peru Maaent.r)agghm Mlartuoege Mbg Ma•gard Mbabrooma ii;;; iiiii: tbras Pu tal i' P5,Tm" Oakes Fonda Pon*. twAss Paid= PsNatio Per Pelargonium' M7:411:1s Tee littloj Tulip Thrall* Vent...Me Conker? vww. Looklwilbre. Verbasas Views Vlnsinew Stoats Wallflowers WLLlows Amiss UMW wall scrend woodcuts. PT b. et Footage five. neat cloth. THE TREK ILO6E.—Prectical Instructions for ita Yanwatial and Outare. illootrated or 24 woodcut& Reprintal from the GardroW Checekk." with Wdi watt= by the author comm.: _ Annisil — Paoslog tin" weof *Loco. Woofing up .. Wading Sfore fil,kliatisoo °ipso., of thy. =is Os Phut. an • f Ml•l= b "i of, I nto lit pi 100 of, BoA O 4* .g oommat and = o sup. Ms Catallnest=id to Couse• of poppok et with Norio Wald wi" la u t i Z oini llama groin *Mrs he Waft um& °VAat the " N, %venial g . 4117 4. •0r 64 1. .1 tie Jima hi whiling. 1114 Planting oat, arranges moot of tree; Pe. Pruolos for trans plantation Pu4,oc ete, rtng treatment of d wf shoots from Room, different meta on the mine stook 11 ..3rt , lot of cltArahle Fortx fox budding witharusb- ZIZ4 treatment of Shute or MIN alik.t. and buds, choice of %wt.; for bedding up., and timer ar rangemeat MARIAM Ithortsolsizi Santa 81 1:Nu!idiat ilni tipon " ! tho nicosi of procur ing: colour. ace, Stereo th.ntt.or, Stereo: Rs. s o t , . trisualn SM.. Glanisuct.' Chroolcio an Ses-.t.eut. Co.uot•gooJY for 25 for ilbthibutlisa Loudon, us si Mathis., a& lanra W. Landis. mending t dletaDee, phuruattna Mende. tag wet Proton fur the Pe:WM aalkreyve. AplitilZViroea down lorengroweni, renuaks on Gnat, binding up awl • thinning Grafting, agrantnto of Grafting, dianbantagn of Operation In dfferant month. Pr!llioinary alums. catalngue and !aid deierlption ut • few nf.rti co o n n , 111craration and fies of Mon, drake awl sr rangemeot of Stoat, proPorgion of A edordon Cl needles Con be nerlion between dlkgeaderafnne. I Aerf newel (lemnte e. Loedon. at rho rata nmA Voltam T.:mini re mem bonne cent to sad made Wale at LATEST FROM PARIS. DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENCE OF THE DUKE IYHARCOURT, FRENCH MINISTER AT ROME. PARTS, WEDNESDAY, 5.30 P.M. I send you translations of several despatches which have been received by the government here from the Duke d'Harcourt, the French minister at Rome, and whieh have not yet been published in Paris, but will probably appear in the French journals to-morrow. Paris is tranquil It is the calm which follows the agitation of last wcek, end precedes the more for midable excitement of the ensuing fortnight. The government entertains the most painful apprehensions of the week of the scrutiny, which will commence after the 10th proximo. It is said that the Orleanists have endeavoured to ascertain the sentiments of the different individuals of that family, in reference to the presidency, and thatthe results of their inquiries are as follows : The Duchess of Orleans is opposed to the candidateship of Prince Louis. Louis Philippe is violently opposed to that of Cavaignac, and makes no disguise of his preference for that of Prince Louis. The Duke d'Aumale shares the opinion of the ex-king. The Duke of Nemours and the Prince de Joinville are neuter. The opinion of the Duke de Montpensier is not known. hi. Guizot is said to favour the candidateship of General Cavaignac. A letter is mentioned, in which he says his hand would wither up were it to write the name of Prince Louis. I am informed that MM. Felix Pyat and Piudhon had a hostile meeting to-day, but I have cot learned the result. Up to the time of closing my despatches, nothing occurred in the Assembly of any general interest. The following is the diplomatic correspondence of the Duke d'Harcourt, French Minister at Home : Rome, Nov. 16.—M. le Ministre,—l have &beady had the honour to inform you, by telegraph, that M. Road, minister of the interior, was assassinated yesterday, at one o'clock, as he descended from his carriage to enter the Chem. her of Deputies. lie received a wound in the throat, and died immediately. The assassin hes not been arrested ; in deed, no attempt to do so was made. Some National Guards and gensdarroes, who were on the spot, did not interfere. The population remained cool sod motionless at this event. The servant of the minister could hardly find an militant to convey the body of his master into a neighbour ing house. The Assembly, at the entrance of which this ed,proceeded coolly to the reading ol the proces verbal, and not the least allusion to the event was made during the sitting. In the evening the murderer and his adherents,' to the number of some hundreds, preceded by banners, fraternised with the soldiers of the barracks, and the authorities did not interfere. The director of the police, recreated to adopt some energetic measures, refused, and retired. This morning the whole ministry have sent in their resignation, and it is difficult to conceive any possible com bination, any chance, to re-establish order alter what has occurred, Them are the successors of the ancient Romans. Having no vessel at soy disposal, I Bead this by land. (Signed) Heincol: KT. Nov. 17.—M. le Ministre,—l have the honour to send you the particulars of the murder of IL Rossi. Yesterday we saw the result of measures which may, perhaps, lead us to regret not having some time since given assistance to the sovereign pontiff. It is difficult to conceive a sadder spectacle for the nation than that of which we have been eye-witnesses. About two o'clock a considerable body of people proceeded to the Quirinal, with a programme prepared in advance, and printed in the press of the Popular Club, a programme which consisted In expelling the ministry and forming ano ther—in forming a constituent assembly—in declarieg solemnly war,&e. There are within the Quirinal about a 100 Sivies,who form the guard et tt e Pope with some body guards. When the Swiss saw this hostile manifestation, they closed the gates and prepared to defend it. The diplomatic body, who bad had time to enter the palace, offered the Pope their moral support against any violence which might be attempted. The mob first uttered threats to compel the opening the gates, and seeing these were net attended to they endeavoured to set tire to the principal gate. Some few shots fired by the Swim, sad their determined attitude, soon com p Iled the aggressors to retire. Up to this time the populace only were engaged, and consequently the attack was but of short duration, and they soon began to retire, when we were witnesses, to our great astonishment, of an unex pected spectacle. The civic guard, the gendarmerie, the line, the Roman Legion, to the number of some thousands, [ 'n uniform, with their drums and bands at their head, ranged themselves in order of battle on the Place de Quirinal, and were joined by that port of the populace who remained, and commenced a fusillade against the windows of the palace. Several balls entered the apartments, and one killed the interpreter, who was in his own rooms. As the Swiss continued to repel the assailants, and these latter thought it would be no easy task to obtain the ascendant, they brought cannon to batter in the gates of the palace of this unhappy Pope, who is mildness itself, and who had only 100 Swiss guards to defend him. It is generally thought that there were only a few hundred rioters who induced this conspiracy. There were only about the Pope during all the day the corps dip.omatique. The Pope, during all this time, displayed the greatest coolness and firmn e ss, but, as resistance was out of the question, and, more. over, as he is more averse than any one to shed blood, he had no resource but to yield, because it was his own troops who ben Fed him in his palace. Ne gotiations were accordingly opened, and a list of ministers was proposed to tins, at the head of wtiich figure the names of Msmiani, Sterhini, Galletti, etc., which he adopted, protesting against the violence which bed imposed this on him, and declaring that he referred to the chamber the other measure a which were demanded of him. The authority of the Pope is now absolutely gone,; It my exists in name, sod none of his sets will be tree sr velaatuy.—(Bignsd) HARCOURT. The third letter, which is dated the 18th, announces the composition of the ministry, u follows : Muusrelli, President of the Upper Chamber, President of the Council and Public Instruction ; Massiani, Foreign Af fairs; Galletti, Interior; 13:.erb:ni, Public Works; Compello, War • Lunati, Finances; &reel, Juries. It it supposed that Wu; Upper Chamber will be dissolved. The Swiss have been dismissed, and the National Osard occupies the poets of the castle. The Popular Club Betides on all combinations. The Pope, without making any official protestations against what is going on, has not failed, however, to terify that he bee yielded to viol. nor. The corps dip:onuttique is uncer tain what conduct it should adopt under these cirentostannes with rapines the new government. I thin: it will be pru dent to keep on the werve until the condoct that will be observed ss to the Pope shall be more clear:v defined. I have bad some conferences with, sad expressed titi: opinion to, my colleagues, who agree with me; but you will oblige me with Instructions. It is pot able that these events may retard the commove that was about to recognioe our bishop. —(Bigned) HARCOURT. Pawn, Nov. 19. New Loan. —; Three per Cents. 42 9'; Five par Danl.., 69 40 ; Last Loan, 65 20; Fount, Belgian Vim. 1540, 761 ; Do. 1642, 761 Do. Threes, ; Do. Twaand.a- Doll, —; Nu** Rents*. 74 ; Bowan Loan, 601; Tre.gur, Bonds. Bank now% 1330; Lac:lunge on London, SO days 25 421 ; 90 dale. 25 35, mph. RAILMATL—Paris and Weans, 595 ; Plea and Rouen, 352 50; Rouen and Havre, —; Arignoo and Aleve4ll.o, 151 25; otras• bang and Bak, 7635; Centre Ihersine. 215; Asiem and 801d 4 8. 4 4 —; Bordeaux, 363 75; North, 342 50. ITALY. The following is the manifesto of the new ministry at Rome, to which allusion is made in another place : Celled as we are to the ministry, in the midst of extraor dinary circumstances, and when a refusal on our part would be placing in certain peril the actual constitutional term of the government of our state, we should be terrified by the serious state of the times were we not supported by the be lief that our political programme is in perfect harmony, not only with the principles proclaimed by the people, but even with those which, after mature deliberation, have been adopted by our legislative chambers, principles which shall govern all our acts so long as we shell remain in power. Among these principles them Is one which has, by a edema act, ob tained the consent of the prince, and as to another principle, be hat promised that he would come to an understanding with the new ministry, that projects founded on them may be laid before the legislative chambers. The principle of Italian nationality, a hundred times proclaimed by our people and by the chambers. and accepted be us, was sanc tioned and guaranteed without reserve by tne prince, when, with a most paternal zeal, he recalled it to the mind of the Emperor of Austria in his letter to that prince. And since, to realises that boon, we think it indispensable to give execu tion to the resolutions adopted by the Chamber of Deputies concerning the independence of Italy, our firm determina tion to act up to tome resolutions is but a frank adhesion to the wishes of the representatives of the people. No one can doubt of our complete adhesion to the programme of June 6, received with so much enthusiasm by the delibe rative Chambers. The convocation of a Constituent Anem. bly at Rome, and the drawing up of a federative act, are principles and maxims which we find in the wish expressed by our Chambers for the meeting of a diet at Rome, destined to discus the general interests of oar common country. And since this wish, this fundamental maxim, hes now re ceived the consent of the prince, of the sovereign whom all Italy has saluted as the initiator of her liberty and indepen dence, who also desires to submit the principle to the deci sion of the chamber., our hearts throb at the idea of the moment being so near, when we may hope to see this federal compact realised, which, while respecting the existence of isola.ed state., and leaving untouched their form of govern ment, will contribute to ensure the liberty and independence of Italy. This wt rk will be perfect, in our opinion, when the glory of Rome and the venerated name of a pontiff will b: associated with it. We present ourselves to the people and the Chambers with this programme. If the people grant us their confidence, we shall make every effort to continue to deserve it. The Chambers will lie called upon to prove to us whether they will grant us their con. fidence; and we may hope they will, if their political prim ciples continue to be what they have been during the pest. C. IL MAZZARELLI, President; B. OALLEITI, PIETRO STERBINI, J. LI:NATI. GERMANY. PRUSSIA.—BERLIN, Nov. 27. This morning, the members assembled in Mylins's Hotel were dis persed by the soldiery, and a quantity of official docu ments were seized. Alt the approaches to the street . (the Taubenstrasse) in which the hotel is situated were guarded by the military. Several persons in front of the hotel were arrested, on the charge of having indulged in inflammatory lan guage to the surrounding soldiers, who belonged to a Polish regiment. This day, the memorable one ap pointed for the convocation of the National Assembly in Brandenburg, has begun inauspiciously. The fraction of the Assembly which obeyed the sum mons of the King to Brandenburg commenced its sitting at 10 a.m. One fact is all-impo :ant— there was not a sufficient number present to form a "house." so the member. were obliged to adjourn, after ministers heti declared that a royel message would be published in a day or two. This meerve will probably announce the dissolution of the National Assembly, which is now not only dejure but de facto in Berlin. AUSTRIA.—VIENNA, Nov. 25.—The executions of Dr. Becher and Dr. 'Jellinek are officially announce I to-day. Panne Wiudischgratz has proclaimed his in tvition of modifying the mar.hal law extraordinary (Standrecht) into the ordinary course of martial law (Kriegsrecht). In Germany the proceedings of martial law by Standrecht must end within 24 hours, either by the liberation or execution of the culprit, while the Kriesgsrecht, or usual martial law, allows of length ened proceedings and a variety of punishments. An official announcement of the losses of the im perial army during the siege of Vienna and in the skirmish at Schwechat, from the 26th to the 31st of October, quotes the number of killed at 14 officers and 175 privates; and that of the wounded at 42 officers and 774 privates. These returns ere considered far too low. Accounts are said to have arrived ennouncing the ' decease of Field-Marshal Rade; sky. BRAZILS. Her Majesty's pocket, Express, Lieut. Long, arrived at Falmouth on Tuesday evening, from Rio Janeiro direct, whence she sailed on Oct. 15. The Chambers were adjourned on Oct. 5 to April 23. The new cabinet is officially stated as follows :—Viscount de Olinda, Premier and Mi nister of Foreign Affairs, and ad interim of Finance ; Viscount de Alegre, Minister of the Home Department; E. de Queirr z C. M. de Camara, Minister of Justice ; M. F. de Souza a Mello, Minister of the Navy, and ad interim of War. This selection has been made from the high aristocratic party, and is in diametrical oppodtion to the views of the late government. On Oct. 13, J. J. Rodriguez Torres was appointed Minister of Finance, tht.s comple“ng the administration. The Rio Monthly Retrospect of September states, relative to the importation and sale of piece goods: —Business was far worse than in any previous month of the year, and it is truly alarming t 3 think what may be the result of a cominuance of imports, not only in the face of a very limited inquiry, but at a period of the year when trade is almost always at a stand. Corr n.—The market bed been brill' from the Ist of October tv the 13th, chiefly from the United Stet,. There ha! been sold from the 1 Ist of October, G 3,191 bags; and 82,6:2 had teen shipped during the UMW rod. Prices quoted et, for washed. 290. pet cwt. costar. booed; s , 235. Id.; first grind, 225. T A:sin—Little was doing for the Chancel, the sales being princi pally Sue Portugal and for home consumption. Vembirrs.—Little doing ; some few vessels have left in ballast, but the quantity of foreign bottoms in port is still enormous, and amounts to 160, of which HU without datination. The decree of Cd. t 104;, on the discriminating import duties and tonnage dues, will not be en forced until Jan. I, 1050. MONsx.—Diseounts a/attuned envy ate to G; per mt. Exchange. —The market was animated on the tith and i th, when 30,0001. were negotiated upon Londo whitl to 24d., litt l e hich 20.0001. Bas s ta by the Treasury ; since period little b o o been done. upni Paris to a moderate extent at 400 refs. tkock.—Littlo done at 661 to V. SWAMPEA, Nov 29.—The Arictta has become a total wreck ; crew, except one man, saved. RARSOATE, Nov 29.—The Reliance, for Leghorn, has p.t back leaky, the crew refusing to proceed. WATERFORD, Nov. 27.—W., to W.N.W.—Arrived : John Bull, and Basest, Quebec. LinsiticE, Nov. 28.—The Gem, hence to Liverpool, was totally lost at the mouth of Galway Bay, on the 2nd inst.; two of the crew drowned. PLywoutu, Nov. 29.—Arrived : Emma, and Rahn Cu. t4, Qaebee. FALMOUTH, NOT. 29.—Arrived : Express (pkt.), Brazils; tailed from Rio Janeiro 15th Oct. JULIAN'', Nov. 28,—W.--Arrived American, New York; Mary Rodeo*, fit.John't, N.B. ; Sarah Graham, Demerara; Christiania, Quebec. STocrion. Nov. 29.—W.S.W.—Arrived: Mary Tippin, St. John's, N.B. Suirtos, N w. 29.—The Colossus, of and for New York, winch grounded on the Narrows yesterday, was got off on the following tide, with five feet water in her hold; she has been laid on the mud, and is discharging. YARMOUTH, Nor. 28.—The Princess, from Sunderland to Landon, which got on the Crop Sind, on the '27th inst., has been got off, and will proceed. LITTLEHAMPTON, Nov. 23.—The Baltic, of Guernsey, bound to London, whilst warring out of the harbour, after repairing, drifted on a shoal, became beneaped, tnumpesl I.earily, and now lies sunk a little to the westward of this harbour. . . . Pont Locsax, Nov. 28.—A small iron-bound cask, con taining ab.u. twelve gallons of whiskey, and marked on the end ‘• Gls Mk Linnet', Lough, Gilhead," was washed on shore bear this place yesurday. SHIPLDS, Nov. 29 —Durir.g a heavy gale from W.S. W. last night, the Queen, for Ilarbadoes, end the Drake, of Dun dee, fer the hlediterranean, drove foul of each other ; the former lost cutwater, stanchions, &c., and the latter re ceived considerable damage. lit - LL, Nov. 28 —A loader schooner, with painted sides and black inset beads, was in contact with the Neweand floating light yesterday. A very heavy gels was experienced here last nigh*. Ennui/TN, Nov. 28.—The John and William has arrived here from Tarragona, with decks swept, loss of bulwarks, stanchions, cook-house, and chain-bolts darted, having ex perienced heavy weather on the 16th instant, in lat. 41, lon. 11. . . . WatrettetzN, Nor. 28.—The Petrel, of in from the Clyde, from Oirgenti, was spoken on the 25th instant, fifty miles off Cope Clear, with ion of main -mast, and decks swept, but wanting no resistance, and intending to put into Ccrk CORK. Nov. 27.—W.S.W.—Arrived Harlequin, Deme rara; Emily, Philadelphia, with loss of foremost, &c.; Helen and Francis. New York ; ShErhrook, Quebec. DUBLIN, Nov. 28.—W.—Arrived : 27th, Bolivar, and Per severance, Quebec . Orr Livenroot, Nov. 29.—Arrived Mischief, —. w L or tLa w let o .oo l ;. ;iti totr. ; 29 24 — e 7.N..V iw to iro B r e..R 4 - o. A t rn ez " . v m ed . : , Montreal; Michael Antonio, Wewfoundland. 29th, Revalue Lion, blaranbam ; Royal Albert, Islay ; Richard Cob den, Nee York; Rhonda, Montreal ; Achilles, Quebec. COMMERCIAL 4 MARKETS. MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE. Two o'Clock.—The Bank of England directors met as usual at their weekly board to-day, but separated very shortly, without making any alteration in the rate of interest. As observed in the Express of yes terday, the rumours of such an intention in the stock market reposed on no sufficient authority. A further reduction at the present time was never even a sub ject of discussion. We have the funds better this morning, and Consols are now quoted 671 to 1 for money and time, but in fact are fully 871 for money. Reduced Threes, 86,1 to Three-and-se Quarter per Cents., 86j to 1. Exchequer Bills, 425. to 435. premium. ]lank Stock, 1871 to 91. The market is quiet, and little doing. We have not much alteration in foreign stocks Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents. have again reached 471 to 84; the Fours, 72# to 34. Russian, 99 to 101. Belgian higher, at 71 to 3. Spanish Fives re main 114 to 12; the Threes, 241 to 51 ; Passive, 3 to/. Portuguese, 241 to 5. Mexican, 211 to 1. Bra zilian, 73 to 5. Chilian, 83 to 5. Peruvian, 34 to 6. Venezuela, 14 to 16. New Grenada, 12 to 13. A Buenos Ayres, 19 to 21. ENGLISH FUNDS. Book Stook 134 or C. Row for So. 87) A par CL Sod. Aff W_! i 3$ pee fkf 3 par IN U. ABM. b.i t koctuovorMko. Oka to 4St. Rra ,oariax HitiN o6d 7l r I 21 tor Cent. dit&o, 6 4 tier Cl. Bruin= 8 4...73 5 Dilt. New, T 2 6 poi Ct. &moo Arlo Ads., 19 11 /Hew Mikan Dim, 63 6 Ditto Columb Def. lkto., Coltimbi4o 141xidor r II per Cl, DRAW, 13.1.., 62 2 2 Pa . Ct. Dutch M., 174 84 4 6441.11. Dutch Cain. 724 31 FUND& 1 tor Oast. War& DU, I! 13 Oren& Defined R. 26 I 6 oar Ot Maziam. 1646. El 6 O r par Ot. Pemba DM.. M 6 Toart. 1.4 i 6 6 !pe rl rr s ltme. 1166.19 1 101 rrintte-112. hi 66 Spanish Wand Db..— Ditto. Anil.' Ads- 3 5 2 per Ct. Venrau. • lid.., 1411 Valesusia D•terrol 11414..4 6 RAILWAYS.—The share market is quiet. North British hare experienced a fall, and have been done at 144 ; the statement of the company is not looked on favourably ; the Third shares of this line, with 81. Os. Bd. paid, are 3 to 34, making the old shares below 12. Eastern Counties are steady at their price of 111 to 111. SOLES EPPRCTIIIi UP TO TWO THIS DAY IN LONDON. (Yesterday's orb's will S. found in last page.) Aber.leen, 1511 Lon.! N. Western, 1171 164 Birm., WoN., & Dudley. 134 II lb. Qrs. (L. & II.), 17 Buckinghemskire, 34 dim Do. Qrs. New, 74 Caledonian, let 19 Do. 101. M. a B. (A). 104 De. New 101. Pref., 44 Do. 10/. 11.1 k B. (C), 24 Chester It Holyhead, IS blidlend, 774 Extern Counuem 114 Do. 361. Consol. Pref., 94 Do. New Our. 4 per Ct., 11 N. British, 1411 E. Union, Clam B (I. and B.), 6 Do. Halves, 8 E. Lineuhisire, 241 Do. Quarters, 3 Edinburgh & Glasgow I hives, 94 N. Staffordshire, B4 Exeter, Yeovil, k Dorch.,ll Oxford, Wor., & Wolv., 21 4 Great Northern, 6 4 Ifrottish Central, 28 Do. B 6 per Cent. Guar., 24 booth Eastern, 234 1 Great Western Halves, 424 Wilts, Bother, and Wry., 214 Do. Qrs., 154 York, Newe., & Herw., 254 hull and Selby, 96 Do. Ext. No. 2 (New. & Bor.). Do. Halves, 47 1 I 111 Lancaster and Carlble, 484 Do. O.N.E. Pur., 64 Lon, Bright., & 8. Oasst, 28 York & North Midland, 48 Lon. & S. Western, 36 Luxembourg, 14 LIVERPOOL SALE!, Novithall 29.—Ova o'Cugs. The market was very dull, and closed with a worse feeling. Caledonian Peet, 4 ff Midland, 79 84 Dundee and Perth, 23 Do. Halves, 10114 d Lancashire & Yak. (late M. &L. Scottish Central, 234 Fifths), 4 7-16 4 d ithrops. Un. (R. and C.), 3 3-16 d Do 10). Pref., f U. 9d. d York, Neve., & kw. (G. N. B. Ism & N. Western, 1174 Pun, 14 cl Do. New Qrs., lle. 3d. p Titan °Tenet.. Great Noethern„ 13 d - Lon. re N. Western New Qrs., 4 p There was comparatively a rather weaker. Midland. 7S 71 199.1151ye6, 10!. 116.11. d NO‘IIIIIRR 29. fair bushier, but prices were 117.1 i York. iref., 6 pet Cent., Lott.Bl 6 Pr. Western New QeL, I P ic Do. Filtb:,ntste. 64 d Yen., Shef., k Lin. (Grimsby 201. eh.) I I 13-16 d 8. E. It Dover No. 4, 6 9 16 York and North Midland, 461 BIRMINGHAM SAI There wet a tolerable mom tevity's prices were scarcely m Midland New, 101 d Do. Coo. B um. i Derby, 231 LEEDS SALES, There was about an average but no alteration in prices. Great Northern, 121 d Do. (A),4 ILES, Novara= 2J. Ant of business done, but yea maintained. N. B.aff;dshite, 61 9-16 Shrew.. sad IStr. Pref., 38. 3d. p L, Never2r.a 29. amount of business trontacted.: Great Northern (83, 3j d Leeds and Thug, 1:I BRISTOL SALES, Nor Lamm 29. The market remained much in the same state as for some . days past. The small amount of business done W• 111 in th , e smaller %hares of the Great Western Company, and at tk ,e late quotations. lIVLL SUATtES, NOVILIIBInt 29. Blackburn, Darwin, k Bolt., G North Stafford.hirr, 130.. d Bull and silky Bahr', 17 I Shropshire Union, 15c. r.g. YORK Normal' 29. Esotern Onion, Class B, York, !Satre., and Ser. Es. N 0. 3. 110. (C), 63 113 Great Northern, GI Is. kL • CORN.—The following return of the Ins pet i t ' Averages will appear al inFriday eveni 4 n's Unsafe: GAt.. Whoa., Oteloy.) ltatt. Ihr. 1 bear „ I 17 e .: Oct. 21 .., 15h 7d.326 sdl6. lld Us 4d SU ed.a. Ta ... Od Us Ida, 44201 37 6 a d a ft ad Sot. 4 r t. 24 3.68 10d 201 Sle 14 04 11 528 04 336 74;201 1161 30 1 id 37. a d id e., 39l 2 7 ,1 16 5118 3d 341 14 206 id 801 104 31t 1d a., 6♦ 25 ph 66.331 Wee U3O. 10d TO , wt. Ol 6 weeks' AIM. Aver. 21. 74634 Idlus 6430125:1 MTh—Wheat. G 4.; Butof. IL; 0o ; BUIS. end Pim Nov. 11. pcm. 01 . 21 . Oct. 28. Nov. 1. ...- it J gov.lll. Noy. 23. M •: ... ... ... ... 21 G ... .. ... M 2 , ... ... ea* ... r..., al o ... I BAartscry, Nov. 29.—Our market was thinly attended, and very little businiss done. Wheat was fully Is. per three bushel below the rates of last week. Bailey without alteration. MURDER OF THE_ RECORDER OF NOR- *ICH AND HIS SON. The following has been communicated to us by a gentlemal residing _a few miles from the scene of the assassi nation: "I.Jermy , Es q., recorder QIN 3rwich, and his son, Mr. J. J Jenny, were both murdered on Tuesday evening. As the elder Mr. Jenny was standing in the garden, outside the hall door of his residence, Stanfield-hail, near Wymondham, at about halt-put 8 o'clock, he was fired at, and shot through the right breast. His son, Mr. J. J. Jenny, on hearing the report et the shot, ran towards the hall-door, where he was met by the usasain, who immediately fired and shot him through the left breast. The wife of Mr. Jenny, jun., was next attacked by the murderer, and wounded in the arm, and lastly the lady's-maid, who on hearing screams, came for ward with a light, was tired at, and wounded in the thigh. The two gentlemen died instantly; the other sufferers are in • dangerous state. The assassin is unknown, but, suspicion having fallen upon a person named Rush, with whom the recorder had been at law, he was arrested, and now remains in custody. BOSTON, Nov. 29.—A. fair supply of Wheat at market TO day, with a dull dragging trade, at 2s. to 3s. decline from the rates of this day week. Oats in moderate show, and gd. to le. lower. Very little doing in Beans and Peas. Wheat, red, 425. to 465. ; white, 495. Oats, 14s. to 225. Boom, 391. to 425. Peas, blue, 408. to 451. per qr. SHIPPING. Cor.conrea, Nov. 29.—Our market was 1 agely supplier! Matta AlllVED.—Dublin, 2; Donaghades, 1; Guernsey, with both Wheat and Barley to-day. The *Jade was ele,d. &c., 1 ; French, 1 ; Flanders, 1 . in g l y de p ressed ; and, although farmers were pree,,,,,d to LONDON, Nov. 30.—Wind this day at noon, light breeze, submit to a reduction, in price of both articles, Is. to 3 1. and fine. per quarter, very few sales wery eff'veted. Os.s , I... c h e apen DE.u., Nov. 29.—W.5.W., moderate ; p.m., fresh.—Ar- Beans and Peas suppor te d for:aer prices. Wheat, white, rived; Maria, Callao Victoria, Buenos Ayres ; Falcon, De- old , 541 . to 575.; net, ave. to 62. Barlev, malting, 275. to meters; Phccnit, H onduras ; John Bull, Montreal; 335. Oats, Iss. to 21s. Beans, 395. to as,3gs.to I Ilmentia, Quebec. Arrived from the raver: Brothers, Cs. Flour, Os. per sack. • . 1; iftq= .71b.d