The Express. — London, England, 1851-11-10 00:00:00

/4 - . 0- '7. •7 r . I % .? . • ' ~ ~,; : 4 " , . I No. 1,626.) LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 10, 1851. THREEPENCE. BY AUTIIONTY OT TES DOTAL are is tree banisem eriebre r pire CCl M l r lai6 vinere. CIFFICIAL DESCRUTIVE sod ELM kJ ?SAM CATALOGUE or ilea= laallMoll at the VOW et MURAT of ALL EA 0 • cappiere Meer ups at the Mora ft = II 'defame be ep mum sit asiment er bawd_ kb bop OM 111111 k fi=b" nig ""I. l l:4l"'ir.=" .....i.i.... .4.... e. errergesiminst swer-inthebbey, ulky. awl the leirk, le • teter. aid 0 ergrelre be fare vet le re Ire beater dower • b ip bere re wermerebe new . 1 baby elrebellen"-There. di l ‘l7l . le . :m t arbe li rre=retaterr bib Ilsainfte. be pemft esserelis gbh ea brie* le ree pelL MI Pr ad clia=e re low abed tabs irepelerbe sal bebop depnlimeteT 1 ass ail is souidbre doesipie air se soft me unit brolrelle• II Ibis ailies WT. 1 unebrbee ebb belbeet bum Imeelsepabbe I OW et Ito web% Web; NM le • Alemeetelbinin ✓er fereraer, r • mama es r rib vat 13= .deebrieree " ',L W wr mat milr=„ 1 :: =6:tastbase rio ire a re el Wripay bider is gamut a least a .----- et* - - • serek en •me ; lib In di Mem r Nile es wtherirp es Ibrewalen ee 'old Ms reilialia. Meet ger us *Weirs see% sok ter 'Mud Beress Neerdleir ripe posimaiss-am a ' Uri lere ie..= iel tie- RAILWAYS. DAY. Two o'CLoci. movement in shares to-day latter end of last week, a better, nearly every de being marked at an ad- Arne, Great Westerns, Lan * Brighton, North Westerns, Midlands, the improvement is HONEY MARKET. THIS DAY. MINES. (Front tee Daily New.) obair els* o'CLoci. Two There has not been a very large amount of business in the English stock market to-day, but from the aboadanee of money and the increasing demand for inesetieents, combined with the character of the assaid. which is decidedly against the "bears,' Ossmis have shown great firmness, and are ary quoted nearly I per cent. higher than they left off on Saturday, The account will be brought to • liquidation on Wednes day, and for this event the requisite ar rangements are already in progress. As the go vernment purchases will be resumed to-morrow, it is expected that good prices will rule throughout the week. Friday next being also settling day in the foreign stock and railway share markets, the Stack Exchange will be the scene of some activity. Console, which closed on Saturday at 98, are now quoted 98e to t, several purchases having off.red at they " SATURDAY EVRXZNO. A large business has been ciOneii;-&y in the Stock Exchange in the shares or the new Califor nian gold mining companies at considerably higher rates. The closing quotations are as follow :—West Mariposa, to I premium. Ave Maria, 1 5-18 to pm. ; and Agna Fria, 2 to 21 pm. Business in the mining share market during the week has been of the ordinary character as regards the home adventures, and without any general change in prices, but in the foreign mining market. as we anticipated, there has been great excitement, sod a very extensive business has been done in the shares of the Californian companies above referred to, for which there has been a great demand. These schemes for the time are quite diverting public at tention from any other foreign description. In ad dition to these three associations, however, the gold mining speculations will receive a fresh impetus from the formal to-day of - -- Ise 10 447 gi. tot pa. 41 1:12 ti, m. . ere` Men contribution to a ninonential .011814 Are. and 11.nunitcd Catalagse al Owl:kid ZARTI6. tits' could unruly bars bran (Anted. . . . AU ponAls sums bay, bran taken to miler It stalky al tb. coasdnaM galliaringed mbieb It In en perstancnt record.'—dtbannm. Ttua Work al aim pstillabed in Mot Paris : Para NA bailie 101. ON* sad Parts J. 4, and S, price It& SPICER YUMMY. Wlsolarato tibitkairs. 'WM. CLAW'SmiI tiONS, Prlr Metal Oltalnlint OS" 2 y 0 . 5 1 = 1 ". 11:ackIrlau at and frequently landlords were paid more rent than the tenants could afford to pay. Would they then, he asked, adjust the rents themselves ? Mr. ELLIS, M.P., spoke to the tout of the House of Commons, and said that for a long period, and till within the last few years he depended for his living and that of his family upon farming, so that while his hot,. friends were at Oxford or Cambridge, studying how to make a speech, he was attending to his dairy or cultivating his laud—(cheers) --and it was on that account that he asked for their indul gante. He had not lately taken up with free trade princi ples, for while he got his living by forming, and depended upon fanning entirely, he was a free trader, as might be gathered from the evidence which he gave before a par liamentary committee in 183.5 or 1836. (Hear, hear.) Ile had been delighted to hear Mr. Adderley so honestly , express his opinion that protection could not be restored: ' he entirely agreed with Mr. Adderley upon that point. (Hear, hear.) They might depend upon it that they would never tee protection back as long as they lived, and he hwed they would look to other and legitimate resources for relief. (Cheery) Among them seamense ha Witt. =Wien Inre— reduction of rents—(cheers)—aad a better cultivation a land. (Hear, hear.) Through his connexion with railways ha had hems* acquainted with many of the counties in IngkinA, end be unhesitatingly said that he bad witnessed greater isapremenents iu agriculture—and he spoke as a practical man—during the last two or three years than in three times three years preceding. (" Hear, ' and cheers.) —Abridged from the Stajbrashirs Advertiser. a fair trial at last... Yesterday Mr. Cross (secretary to the comm 1 . 1 1 is- sioners of national education) Mr. Darnley (architect to the commissioners), Dr. Kirkpatrick (medical in- VI spector of national schools), and Mr. Kavanagh 1° (general inspector of schools), attended in Kilkenny so in order to make a report as to the most eligible means of establishing model and agricultural schools 80 for the city, in compliance with the application made some time ago to the commissioners. The Evening Post say!:—" We arc happy to hear from a correspondent in Waterford of the pro- so gross already made for the establishment in that city so of a School of Design, as well as a National Model ILL School, both of which, we weed scarcely say, have our as best wishes." es SPOIt.TLIVG. UORCESTER STEEPLE CHASES.—FSIDAT. "v 4 WORCSBTERSHISE (MAYO ANNUAL STEIPLI CHARS % BA:ion:AT of 20 sun. each, It ft, and sonly it deelared,with 10 added, the second to save his stake. 4 miles. (27 subs., 10 is of whom declared.) Mr. W. Barneit's slr Peter Lscrir,apd, teat 121b...(11olrean) 1 114 Mr. eareir's British Yeomsn, aged. [tat 91b. (80PI) 2 lord Largan's et. MAC; e yrs,li 910 (parlini) 3 to The following also ran : Mr. J. Osborne's Abd-el-Kader. aged, 12st 21b (Abbott) ; Mr. W. Palmer's the Young'un, aged, lOst 41b (Frisby) ; Mr. Mason's Rattrap, aged, lOst 41b (011iver) ; Mr. O. Symonds's Young Lot tery, aged, lOst 'Lb (Ablett); Mr. J. Clayton's Cardinal se Wiseman, 5 yrs, 9st 7th (Twiddy); Mr. Emit ud Sam Hood, u 6 yrs, lot 41b (Archer) ; Mr. J. (ilreeu's April Fool, aged, 124 9st 12 1 b (J. H. Holman). 10 Betting: 2to 1 agstloung'un, sto 1 apt Rattrap (taken 19, freely), 6to 1 each apt Sam Hood and St. Helier, 7to 1 to apt Sir Peter Laurie, Bto 1 agot Abd el Kaikr, and 10 to 1 ao against British Yeoman. Won cleverly by half a length, St. Helier ngood third, and the Young'un fourth. 20 CITY Ur WORTS-sink STEEPLE CHAOS STAKES of lOoon. .„, each, and 30 added, the second to save his stake. About 2 miles. (18 subs., 3of whom paid 2 son. each.) Mr. S. homes M'lon, aged, HAI 1116. (Arteeri I Mr. Ashes Gehenna, aged, Hist. . Mr. Scott's Outcast, aged, 1010. Mr. Miller's Kate Kearney, 6 In, 10st 121 b (Burrows), 14 and Mr. Everett's Forest, 6yn, 10st 71b (Fowler), also ran. Won in a canter. 64 12 MURDER OF A WOMAN BY lIER HUSBAND.—One 113 of the most deliberate marden that have been committed tit for many years past was perpetrated in the neighbourb__ _ of Portman-square, at a late hour on Saturday night, by a man named Bear. For some years Bear, by trade a tobacco pipe maker, has been in the habit of treating his wife (the deceased) in a most cruel manner, and on several emulous I the poor woman was driven to seek magisterial protection. Ilia conduct proving worse, at length it was deemed ad- ; visable by her friends that she should leave her husband, ' and take lodgings fur herself. This she frequently did, but et as soon as he found her out he continued his system of per- to creation. At length, the poor creature having obtained n work at the patent feather bonnet depot in the r.eighbour- • hood of Wigmere-street, she was persuaded by two other females working in the same establishment to lodge Itt with them at No. 33, North-street, Marylebone-lace. Here her, husband found her out, and on Saturday evening be- 00 tween six and seven o'clock went to the Louse and requested to be shown her room, but was informed that she had not ai yet returned from her work, He replied that he would 8 4 .1 stop till she came home, and having sent out for a pot of half-and-half, be remained in the company of Mr. Lancing Be. drinking with him, and nut appearing in the lout degree 13 1 excited, whoa, af,er the lapse of an hour, the poor woman a came home, having in her hand a new cap which she had u purchased as she came along. The moment she entered to the passage of the house, Bear saw her, and said that is the I party I want, and having been supplied with a lighted Lt. candle, he followed her upstairs into the first floor '; back. He bad had barely sufficient time to enter the 8 4 , room, when a tremendous noise was heard accompanied by fearful screams. Some 01 the parties lodging in the house went to ascertain the cause, when they found the man carrying a large box down stairs. Not knowing what had taken place they allowed hint to ascend the stain again, and take away another box. Mrs. Leaning, how ever, and another female having gone as far as the room door, they beheld the poor creature lying in a recumbent 17 position, near the fireplace, with her bead resting on a chair U and blo od flowing from her face and forehead. Meanwhile the man, on gaining the end of the street, entered the Bed ford Arms Tavern, and having called for • glass of gin, drank the same off at a draught, but on getting again into the street he ran against Police-constable Church, 129 D, to whom he said that he had done something to his wife which he had no doubt would require his attendance at the police station. Church then perceived that the man's heads were covered with blood, and he accordingly removed his to the station in Marylebone-lane. Mr. I spector Jackson and Sergeant D 20 immediately proceeded to the hoses In North street, when they beheld the lifeless body of the man's wife lying OR the floor, reed bleed oozing Eisen numerous stabs in the face and head. • surgeon was immitly seat for when it wairleanted that the poor creature was perfectly deed. TM instrument used to perpetrate this diabolical crime was a mum= liadurnith's dle, about sax inches long, and sharpened far the fatal purport. Upon taking him to the station-beak and whilst Mr. Woman Jackson was booking the elleelP. inquired whether his wife was dead. • mamma answered in the 'Arm tire, when he repHeC " Ah, well, I feel oleo loppy now than I h boat for a long time sines." The postor *pin& are his . address, when be said be bad im se place to Me is ;. brat ea further questioning him as towhees he hiM is i L er ea replied that it wee ea a= at th e wear sad apon• The owoosoll ga irt " Maim ea movootobo mow Mad bis sea, a lad mono If yore i t Mt wimp. The gam hav en imeruedene te the Marl of tie lbw. es dist Sir bop ad 1/ 65 " esqlea W the soddlum of Oho hook% assim who the moment she basii tbs ollose, odd she know the objoid of No mildew Bolas he had tlooo moor a word, hie oho mg volt* lon hot dao hod Is sudovoi by as Ova limaluisi Is do so. 71 of 5 qdu 3,ii a" llissivilmayalleretordOld 6Uilussebury sad Chester ( N u r.W. Mts.) ... ... all Do.Uslvis ... ... .. 1 64 Sarspettire Vacs::.. .. 60 Solna Davos ... ... ... IQ South &stets ... .. .. le South Wales ... ... ... 15 isath YorlodsklllsarDu 6 Sbeff.,Roth.,aoaels,S.Dr lk •Um sad Dluderadles isi .ocktoa sad Hartlepool.. 16 ThamtstlavrElosklkasit .- .---- .-------- IS {.leaf Nista . • SoWaterford and i . ..erfai IS Tor k,Nefeastlelk,lirwid 21 9 Do.O.M.E.Preduse . 110 York sod Nor* Mitllaati I:1 6 131 dii 3 I Ms 5 dl. i s dll 14 J pm 111 IS II I exc. II 16 It le 3 11 12 4 Att 12 14 121 191 7si 21 4 3 dl2 PMEBLakuP Ar II AHMONITT OF lig ROYAL cooammosnad. BURTON-UPON-TRENT FARMERS' CLUB. IRELAND. RAIL WA Y,Y. tae la thms bakians____*±_wdrins Tim Oakes'. OFFICIAL DESCEINTIVE sod ILLUS. 6t r a TlNO ssu •T•ylC a t i lyt rila T latallrefult Si the Oil Thursday the annual meeting of this society DUBLIN, SATURDAY Evasixo. THIS DAY. Tw it e iv ecomisie nems d rewssy meimset neset er tas tuimit eeseasetTn n s si r obtiwt spal. 13°° iiiii ll ", eus a m m e i ftousus b i zz i ' ` H°3° Aadid ey i• Ibirt°7•Esq!b•iii,P.mildsaom dos In the ease of Birch, the ropn'*tor of the World Thor is ether more movement in a gi=is bligalslanellies waiq as ite l' hisats2 l....s er di ti lli VhiltAt ha "hie" B illeless q. to the Mb .. Perrin renewed this mormng, in rho Court of Queen's Ni"dm an tba se ith wal e feeling perc e p tible at the latter end o newspaper, against Sir . Wilriam Somerville, lie ma al wham sa weement• haw a bedefeemiiiiiaii. pfflankiestitithitalils hist lOyears,and walk Bench, his motion of Monday last, in the same m_alterthey better, irio """till'"1". imit " " the ' wedilekal • n e arkin ft 00 mobbus timasuest it fl a w became • matter terms, and founded on the same affidavits on which ption_us y it in being market vance. In Great Northern', Great i h = l.24 wast ama ls la "i r s idis l isse tiftli wn hne i ttmoaroa. "4" •• N O M ••••1611.111. will Illiaa, •••1•11 It " m iler M e- it was thee brought forward, for an amended cash= and Yorkshires, Brightens, Nor W - Miiesean wp awe fp www8••• Deo - la -- feese I•4llll.°l°ll.3lll°lll3°l4miamdd"r".°lnni°l6,l3l"latmalki°l3p.„ bill of particulars of the plaintiff's demand, steel V/811 afahonihn.%-moss. - South Westerns, and Midlands, the imi 'To weliatulthen•Penim et grab o Ind 11SIIZit phowl ; how sew she t zede s e ing the times when, and the manner in whic of a decided character. shin Ifs wawa ha aissawnhawn es mos he a sedinsad ash, wis ws babe able to compete with services claimed for by the plaintiff were rendered. 131 1,1 1 6 °°°°°1° Virt, isolass lis ai i.".l 3 or . MOP sanildes., e 1,,, (nicht. (asism MO It will be recollected that the court then pronounced . mum AND StOCICI UNOITANAIrI we be tea la ant wh o u l= w hene m ime 33-11Weilei; watt Ilt, /Witlaisawaiell__ tier .___Ma Waw to w e rk _,_ no ride on the motion, in consequence of the COPY St. Pd. Isaiwave. 1 SatorC i r ansf•lffills• lad IllawNy SNIIIIIIIIMId eel- qui* us .666.8 tics I." - us usus by S ' s " Ssu '" of the defendant's affidavit served being imPer• Mr ismememe dasederhin nom as sistisid fit tba MR at Pralwadms ma amatical tit• rilseiFli . and an- s° •• meet ehe weds, bosom ft 2b t so w n a b o dy d elms* is the me et peeisedea wee emee. m od *mien rect. A correct co . py had been since served, , si ttin g.o e4 t f a i i m ii ti al malWass "Mb oanthisad homologate* and Me thins UM be a suinslisn hunt (Mar, hoar. and ohms) other bill of particulars furnished, which, however, and Last !ma= . 11 41 7 171701 4••••••• re la Mitt mg MA dsontsta Mal It - 80 time stns was osimMod and Mod upon grotty in addition to what was specified in the original one, ;al 1 8 1 IliaWolr.hillearVall7 9 9S II" * • awall a le wit mut Mawatesall Sie sowstry, but there was no lonbt .slishemetne • while ais peat nay endlunmes only contained this further definition of the plain- a 28 inzi " .•••• . l6•asubigs * Chet Jun- late 334. hard. 111 101 die = e a l ea those who ails It the et Wane, a redsslion must bo mu. Those must firs claim-that his services were so rendered in a. no Seletoi sad taster ... .. 77 79 hweehee he onset is is ue s • got or a Ow be a sednellwa of woos, and that this sod& bo fairly dm ahem*, ar • pas ;It Is Its Whew Clwlnsisalunsa It will be dklells • he booffirteil on Iseult allow. (Cries of ° Ifs _lllll-• " Pte , writing , and ,Publishing i n the . . NI 30 Chimer and Hoillend .. 111 1114 Wi1Ma1e2. 121121122212 . 28 2 181 . 281211, 221 2 2 6 2221 • 1 0 2 wind at Mar Sid w al" or net, • redaction of wages bad been newspaper, various article's and paragrapns 11 ID 43 Dahlia end BelhetJane... Si II his ih t s ="aramo w. =„mi Z i k ba r el ar • Ta r ai llAlll " s e mi .... awls • the ee Illestemily? be believed •• suppint of the existing administration - , at the reqtWat M 2 ° Mat arsMaw Ida 1... 1. A sea LA D) . . .. IA 3 helnr•-• Malinntantsrh swoudina the al Maws were . 463.423 .1 6aa Is * t• 21 * had ma de la the l ab ° arer's of the defendant ; and a l so for various attendances ell is Is 'Ds. tea &Ai o,:i „, 11 3 213 MI hatl n tigarsties hem ha than la., and whit, ef rine ennlinsdin-and a hmilipa thy tar 1 3. w wi 2 . e d the defendant and on his private secretary, at the 7- I• canna ... .. s whew Us zininstal wilwassowiliss of lentalkets ill Malliftlia. the WY orm a defendant ' , Ile awls predweetai as earth hoe sees soma et aosidesahis lan la the east of sad the cost of instance and request. " . it mower same ms mesh= et thetrollsed sninalow Wimp ... mist be farther b 7 Moine lamer Mr. Whiteside, QC. and AT. *Dough. Q.C., ili SI dew I and iidlio 1 3 16 es neseirisaarees Mishima =ear ef • eher stag •at ••: tde,lll tk la •• • tho notion • 1 119 19 IN .., ... .1_ Imes it 4= l . • Ow uillTbum ill aw -- ' ' 8 ... . .0 NB 111. 11. ! M i n 1 t a rot , ' - '5 , -.. . • . - . - 1•.• .. - "`.' . .'. N.,,-.. - i• - • phi& %m i., . are set team ..---.' /km - . .45 '. - Si . lt bow Aid ha been *end, stated oda health, was equally explicit in d vowing his belief in the been already disposed of without any new grounds beig 38. is am casee •ii 23 2 7 Men laspeetale willlallaldWa te • aamamodal wig awl Ow vitality of protection. In the year 1841, he believed, he brought forward to sustain it ; and also, that the amended le es ban pativaas If 44 'Mail. Dmariphse. and Msallealnd Canalsras at than MN& stood on the hustings in South Leicestershire, and told the hill of particulars VW amply sufficient, with the means of 211 33 'rest HoMern... - 184 Ili "' " l4 8"1,1" boa a* " • ..._ •A l _.............2 farmers there that if they did not accept the ha. duty on knowledge which the defendant himself had, to put him in 131 121 Do. 1 shares,A,Dalhere 4] 8 bare Arai tikes rei.dtr It amllry II am th Mai t).. I sham, 11.410mCi- It 11 6 1 " . ""w"' wheat which was then offered them, the time would come pos,eision of the nature of the plaintiff's demand. wince It is the peratanent recced'-Ailimmusa. se 80 Gt.tiOuth.and West.(lnw 34 8.58 This Work is also youtlfted jet nig Faris ; Nita Ima4 on -and there were persons in that room who heard him upon After hearing Mr. Perrin bendy in reply, The Chief Jus- et. ieco (3,,,t wed. ... si 66 108. web, and rare 3,4, and S, erica ISA amok. that volasion-(hene)-he told the farmers that if they did tire gam judgment on the motion, in which lie said the SO i• Lancaster and Culla, ' .. 78 78 SPICER baOlllllllA Wboiwak ilidealle. beta eeps the lis. duty on wheat, that they would soon court was unanimous. When it was heard on Monday they tej n Do. Uinta ._ ..._ ~• 7 1 71 1 Om WX. CIA ES mod tONI, Prat:era have all duty taken o ff wheat. (Hear.) Well, they hissed could not go into the merits, though they were then fully St too Leacaidire sad - Yortoilart 14 6 Oficial 04taloilaa O" 29 1 New Beldluetreets 11:ackIrlars, 2•0 at all Boeheeliors. Wm, and derided his prophecy-(laughter)-they abused disclosed, as there was a non compliance with the rule in 22 73 1 2 % 3 Atom ... ... •• - - dla 3 8 . bh *pinions, and voted against him, and they returned serving a copy of the affidavit . Now, however, that it had ~,,, It Dec o. ruths w . g a l; j oi," 6 4 DOPULAR RECORD of the GREAT RIM- • maiar protectionist to parliament, but the whole come before them not s ubject to that objection, they were of ""' 10 30 Leeds Norther:l .. I I eft " ISITION.- ItUffro HANDBOOK. WAS en ZI P IN i t did not prevent bi'' prophecy coming true opinion that the amended bill of particulars was as illusory lif, 111 London and Ithichenil ~ 7 guide to the Natural Pmdu.dol a Mg lialabotnr" 00 , •••••• -that very parliament abolished the duty. (" Hear," and as the first, and that the defendant's application should be M. 100 Loa, Brightee,k 8. Coma 93 Si Labibitiew of ilie Industry at AU Milieu MI. In 1 was. wiws M diem.) They first refused the duty they might have had, ItvialLtl. et. tee I.,methn & North-Weetan II 110 Ny Roa.irt a; Proswor of iiseirwisti Islam% Owienmess 'shod al Miss and then every existing protection was abolished. (Cheers) Mr. Perrin-And all further proceedings stayed until it I! 2 2 Da. do.. 4 *bare... - 2 2 8 fin w 81 Ike. Mho ... ... .. 1 5 w wspui...i.. Ism tan a m a t we emposug. a 8.81.• Now, ho would prophecy once more. (Cheers and laughter.) is complied with ? le l Do.ElOrh.,3ll.eatt 11.(C, 1 11 . warm •Si 1 221121222226 54 as 0 8 Di milli • 11881•11 owe • hints% And they might deride his opinions, and revile them as the Chief Justice-Yrs. at too London A aouth-Werteni n sh a daysevar=ii .. loll2lta th 7 0 , 1 111* al . ar a vreetralbs •8110 8 all has pLeroiepiiiiieteershcoiremifnarmg true.erdid e s i t i ill t , h t e t it to wfald pro no p t h r e e y veV h h ey is It is not thought very probable that the case will !os . 4 1 14 g 0 ... It ... ... .. si st • proceed farther, and that Mr. Birch will be able to su the Ala 116 -- ••Mtie walk et the probris et hum ee 64 Rana Dos 2 Red 11 " returned a protectionist perliarnent, which could not me- ths AIM of brem•Osoaatit."-Msest hen ?edam produce such a bill of particulars as would cover his at, Ka 4 ..6481,07,mi....& 27 16 a w e a. m a sio a a aiaatia m i mon s .8 so siong serve protection; and still less, if they were now to return pthwiler elan siiiews"-Athimws. a protectionist parliament, could that parliament restore enormous demand or some seven thousand pounds. In 4i ta.sise.atiais. Valor 31 31 dill s ilt 1 8 00 3 Ntand . ,c 5 0 . 4.. .; ... .... .... 4_sk 42 a, android baptist and retained Yak as a ernewit and psetabianr. protection. (" Hear, hear," and cliecri.) Whatever Mr. Birch himself, however, assures his friends that swaientut th* Ws Nell eshltAted."—bierar7oolllllllll. majority they might send into parliament favourable to he Will be able to substantiate his case, and that he ft. we Do. Blew. and tle;b7 . 24 26 SPICY.R ',somas. Wbelowls Mallown. protection, he would tell them, with the utmost confidence, is resolved to do so , threatening, in addition, to put 3° 474 Midland C l 'est WN 71711 ( 1) - - Wel. CIAMESeed lONS, rrlnMra 33 33 eer:netted 7l 111 they could not restore protection, nor place ls. duty on the all Sir William Somerville's letters, of which ho is w s Newport, Ata4p;al4, 07 Salal agololta• oatsa. a New nefddosneset, Wocklrlare. and al ill Dooludhaa food of the people. (" Hear," and cheers.) Well, then, possessed, upon rho record. ad Ha55awd........... ... 5 4 1 die let Thethem have off talking . about p . rotecti n. Q.:beers.) r . a OFFICIAL SMALLCATA - LOGUE,Fieally matter wee quite pl a in that if they received leas The following very important piece of intelligence li et a, L i al t 7, k and . E . ".."''. . 131° .. ::: 7, 20 - Convent and hesitesil .141144. with • full AlCabetiatl and „, prior for their produce the cost of redaction must he is published in the Evensny Freeman of this evening : in la Do. New 5n,... , ... 14 13 di cc ,..l s 4,.. l•dsz a mtu e amia"." 6 ",,t imi turbultuungstor. azik" ei ,,.. bi t ild 'Es u rit; 1 caromed also. (Hear.) Now, what was the cost of pro- We have been in informed on authority that a arcanier of 10 3 7 140 tehem Omouee warm 3 1 3 i 3 ,td e,,Teeeesee. J. eas Si bee Beansg, &e, honed duction- what were its elements ? Its elements were first - clans character and power will kave New York on the , Sl * f i t N, ,,,, h orib r i3 i,,,, i wa,„ Le • ::: •.:• I 5 di . In one value, with the lititsh Pessiga Primo lasts, price 74.0 d. tithes, rent, taxation, and labour. They knew well that 15th of this month for Galway, and that the line of packet 16 si Nor th Devon . ... _ .. AMEN 'mamma. wsoleas , ftstkelvv• an act of parliament could not be paned to compel land- ships thus opened will fur the future continue to ply be- to 1 North &Southtiest . ..jana f - dis 1&a writ. cIA)W4AI obi PONS, Printers. lords to lower their rents, and tho only honest thing that tween these ports. This intelligence has reached us on the ie SO ~:turd, Wore, & Wolter. 81 itt Offiefal Cututorne Mee, 2 . new 84064.4weet, lilseitht" and of all Bookman,. a man could say about rents was, that the rents were in eve of the post going out :we are not in a position to speak St. 35 +mush Central ......124 131 ex the tenant's own heads . (Hear and cheers.) It was more of the matter at preemie 33 24 loattah klidlaad ... ... I II NSW WORN Or Horton. it IN Do. New.. ... ... . 8,1 7k Oa Illoadar nut will savour frequently the fault of the tenants themselves that the Thus it would appear that Galway is sure to have IN 13 ih eesre . & 0r... ci,„,A e ei _ 1....1 ,s.. ...........a;.l ennwa wont thnn tho tenants mold afford a r.;,.. ttriat of loaf 91 al Do., alai... ... ... 4 44 .. S Si II 13 BURGLARY AND ALLEGED MURDER IN WORCESTERSHIRE. In the Express of the 25th ult. ' particulars were given of a daring burglary, accompanie d by violence and brutality of the most atrocious character, which took place between Oldbury and Lialesowen ' about seven miles from Birmingham. The perpetrators of the dead escaped, and remained at large until a day or two since ' when, Irons an accidental circumstance, they were taken into castdy in the neighbourhood of Leominster, Herefordshire. The following are the particulars of their capture:— It anew that the Leominster police suspected them of Wrap had concern iu a robbery in that neigh bourhood • and the circumstances connected with lair .pyinksolotos shows what desperadoes they meet be. Thai had Mr revolvers in their hands, having ellapsfilme II loaded barrels, and that the police who took those= with se little injury from their OWLS, can be bated to anything else than that want of nerve sad which so often occurs to the guilty in the hour of Hag peril. Superintendent Macron was walking down the par cipal street in Leominster, on last Thursday easing. whim he saw a fellow of suspicious appearance matelieg at the shop of Mr. Davies, chemist, and he was premmer joined by a man who came out of the shop, and, as it tweed out afterwards, had been buying gunpowder there. Macrons thought that the trousers the first fellow was wearing were like those described as stolen from Davis's cottage, at Bur ford, and he therefore determined on taking him into cus tody. He went up and collared him, but his eye caught the glancing of a pistol in the hand of the accomplice and he Judged it prudent to change his tactics, and wait till bo was butter prepared before he attempted their appraise...Os a pretence, therefore, that he was in want of a imam he bud seen with them, he turned away, and Moat prepared enbence from the station-house, hurried to elm tome of the mayor and borrowed a double-barrelled pa. Police ' ma Davies having joined him, Macron went in the Idinetha the men had taken, and in about half-an-hour en. eseata them near the tollgate close by the town. The MS come a little distance apart, and one of them cried out Is asfisiat. on seeing him with a gun. " Stand by, or ra sbalt pee." Macrone, however, resolutely barred the Wp, CO tie man who had spoken drew out a pistol and fired et him. The superintendent was not hurt, but perceiving list the pistol was a revolver, and that his desperate opa -1 wet wee tibiae aim again, ho raised the gun sad lirrid at the loft et his opponent. The charge, which was of shot, Walk the man near the top of the thigh or IOW? bepert of th ip c c , , , and after an ineffectual attempt to e off I of the revolver he fell into a sitting attitude: ' said out, -' I have another bullet for you, hat Weems Ise weak to fire, end at last dropped his arm. tiewess went to him and found that ho had a six-barrelled eavolver la each hand. Meanwhile the policeman was en gaged be a tussle with the other fellow, and received two Hies heel a revolver in the scalp, and the blood from his bead saturated his clothes. The wound was of a superficial nature only, happily not disabling the officer, and he ma naged to hit the main a violent blow with his staff which made bhispasfectli unable to offer further resistance, and other pease speedily coming to the aid of the police, both assaneseelerwei is easterly. The man shot hy Macrons is 11111 11001111 i that his life is thought to be is . .41 be been removed to the Leominster Union , and has received every attention from the maul of that establishment. The follows were in clothes which they had; taken from ge a lli i sea ut the search of their pockets and beadles of far greater importance, viz., that Mar y Mb*" the principal actors in the Oldbury for in their pessease was found much of the y which bei bees salsa hem Kim Nieklin's ham. bad with them the aver tea wean • silver watch. Isis . Bank of Ileglead saw twe of the Wert Brawl& = en a dav i t i t swerelos. They were aloe suppled th iwi implements of every bemiption, such as esernes. law plasm *e., with • dark lantern, a hoe i .as barbed cartridges made up. ter , ~ abbe Ch Theseby, Mee west to Oldbery ' abbe alk bit lapalateadant MarriblA, of the Mast= War keen The mak w tha hem& eat el Ens are idealifia by Xth a lli c hlt ili keertheig elotgeng IMs filial* math Mr. Wieklin was shit; it was covered lathl theeesh. bleed. awl ha assay holes is It where the slugs had paw aZgypelmenes are to be brought up for examination at Wig. NAVAL PIONOVION. ADMILALIT, Nov. 8. -- H. P. Heather, to be plussr.—AProarsterra.—Auble* Swim C. D. Nettleton, to bywermile. Aida. Arkrato Illeisses C. E. Plailbk to Bowl& uriewljairea, le I 11801i; mai J..W0168.10.84/8. O Ariediiii* aim% to Mamma. ii ii di/ —dig 171 1 61 N 7 Oa 3 6 19 191 1 % Ile 23 211 • 10 psi I 9pa lie le r.malip , 04 ........ & i : ; .. .v......-.. 1 I,etra (liored .. w rest , Wailers celldulypd.,onftwair. (lewd to OrestWastirs 111 Oisk. withal s (Wad to(inetWatira In IluldiOnloldre Naisl. lo LadiaiS.Woutsra u , 1 hiasties baud Isaillikelaa . goIUIWIUMPr . i r• CL 1 -___, 44 46 23 Ili 14 nyea too :OS SO 31 23 34 994 140 j Ilf 134 24 23 tsi 14i We GereilleGreetworern Se DaDitsibrO.ToslaDitio ts I :Jo. giros rap).- L2i De. aims ditto) so we so 111 Wan end Greenwich Omni es Sew* lenstern 10 DOM risims• (nate) 20 LewoenetennorAwrOwit (Weed to 12621211 110 liarair!lEaster, o pa!C2 (lowa to bot.Cotititteol 30 Ditto ditto 2 pet Cent. ; 23 ProdookWyre Dm. Lon." aN.Weet.ttloseiltYorit 11 Ditto slum (A) (ditto) 20 pA02.,21121k1., sod Bolgote Dowd to Rooth Motown 61 Doptoo ADO 111tottin (loot to Omt Nortbet• 151 Do. Stsepretb Exten.(dltto e SootbStlfforil•hire Owed to Mr. MK:an& 23 Niter VdMy, 6p. CL 42 44 $4 te Pu 21 214 i f ; 1 3. 3 1 3 die 164 17 (YeriWll;;;6eiloiLitlia — ri 100 Witte & Nemeriet Derma • to Great Wortera WARP. 0 q 5 CUPP mad Raper . 164 11 e indor i =L. sod PP:. 1 di. 111 :1 aorldoo•PU.iflojais" 11 11 DR Cc —74,71 psi UDM do. No. die Ds. Mot per Coat Rook' 2l Ol 1 ID IPPUPplor wt tp.Cl 90 10 11060010. sod DPP% 14 low ... 1 . lig= c % 191 aq q Wrollir i r ond tlvi 1 1 • Wadini , 111•16. Isla wont/ - 1 SP NO per OPP Net PM so . 699 i . I m SM DIP•Now Gam gym (34 Is N.Wast.(o“.ls. Spew* 6 per ore- I ImilkokethWalsre Mew ass.aseallha 00.$01 Wm . . s Ds. as 119 ":14; 1 1Ipki SI PP& asarairm.- o Do.Ostrialul DIM. I 6 14666 h Midi e watit'ar. Welwr.ittl.lpwr , 11 Poppo.ad- 132 2 94 poi 90 il 111 124 M I is Pa 15 IS 4 44 44 A I die 94 16 4 154 II 11 IS N Ilmnuo.t MN.) $ per On ... U loath Do** P Twi. Nure 04.140rth of Ing.perob. I DIDO Ditto .. II TerlasN.l9oB.lLhairell FOSEION ltA 30 I sad *slew .. Vero (Ylool*. U DM* is 18 . I I 11 = golasola I 14 Di. Do. .. II 10 LourPrairg I 1 1 Ds 814 17i Ulla Asters 10 04 Ds. Pow IS IS aft Lisp_ II of Yams— SI I owl lootras Se IS Pads ad Odom 10 So ree***lloBla 99. iS triad 11190118 Q 10 10 ma lbw* Dl, SS Imam Nam ... SO 111 Tam Illopere 4, West /10001 r• ii tj us IMAM 1117 3 elk 2 2 as 1 2 i 21 ' 7 $ 2 51 H 14 5 4 els 25 11 224 • N 4115 Tae lAMit D'HITZEI 114 PARIS. The Jardin wol Mehra a thw dan ago for 615,000 fr. The dYiaf~idthe two sosti who had dew sthil sight The seat day it wee Posed dist seas had aural dr plash eat to pl pine, ems is the i d s = a ry of the rarest eat. sad 4111141iNea ether FaLlitsit Tledity.,—lt is calculated that half * ma kes *Wird disedel heads at the last Falkisk cattle tryst. p Th i ls l ami = g lhe ether 111110111111 drawn at the Ogre l eslsalpiess, rim Work art sll. Lew, Ihrethee s se was the era whisk Sewed kis the brae stibeasyst Cleemlederess. that tho he, anti. MOP& =l .O t iS e h : over la Ow loomems st WM. CLOWM d aOri, Fd. a. DOPULAR RECORD of the GREAT RIM -1 UMW.- HUNTet HANDBOOK. brims In Guide to tbe Niteroi Producilos• sad Kasubeiteres el= Labibitiew d lite loiltwtry of AU Maks% MI. In 2 wk.. pin Be. Ems Magi? Mar, FraiNoral WAeiNI Islam% OOPIMMES llobool al Mita *Bin me Ms been tam to mile tkk stioplisden s end =sl u t Plowntion. M Ii? off vitals s loam gam raitaial7 one of the mod vemettello ovals ittith eCerginos gm Ws kilted. or 'alto wadi-oho palts=l•4; thee hes tin en/Y/ tie verb, at probrin Won tie albols of ImeStlooestit."—Menot from Prato& O stile mimigspiamr amesnoes W lieleelos d Ilto NOW 'Wm*. of an notiono."—Athnews. " boxing maintained book so • ofimpoili noil potable nr. Stra awful tiny km Men Otted."—tolevery Osnotleu SPICY.B kltllrungs. weeeeelsodieere. W. CIAMES mid lONS, Prii•ere. Ofßoisl agololv• Oen. 16. New eitieemteit, ft:milldam and of ell Doolloollua riE OFFICIAL EIMALLCATALOGUE,FinaIIy Corrected and latinosoll Dtleon. with • full Alpbabetball end ified Wax of Ommillentoro mad of Articles eattilAted, Lt•ta of Cwoual , Wfoomwaidliffifr 'WWI übetskitittor, Local Ccomat vas awl steretneteo. loom sal Deotriptime ot IN Mauldin, at, boned In one volume, with tenlletton ondlFasoitit Primo LW; prim 71.04. AMER BltallUtna. Whoterio stutorres. WM. CIAMES obi PONS, Printers. OtLW Catetoone Office, 2 New Briino.etteet, Hissichs" and of all Bookman,. Oa Kendal meat via appear T HE FAIR CAREW ; or, Husbands and Wivea. la tame valour. Lamina : Maw, sad Oa, Is, Ckwalda. NEW and CHOICE BOOKS.—Frialt ooplos of all the beet new works madams to be Ward be 111DEIMI RELELT LIBRARY. ss freely m osberlkets my tarn them. Simile Futrell, tiros 000 Watt per moan. nest slam wasiary gab emiption Two Gulneas sod upweldo, assorotag to tbe number of volumes required. Literary lest tsotsae sad beak Keletiee cm liberal terror. —per yecopastrasas apply to CHARLES EDVl a rt MURK, rt, Upper Kloostresd. Bitemsbaryoquare. BRITANNIA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, 1, Prlaeolotelet, Soak. Lembo. Notabliebed .11n 1957. Toolowered by Apegel Aet d Maenad, 4 Irlet„ esp. 9. Caoinnos. AIWA/. Colonel ROB(AGM RT 11113 ALICLAII4NDIII, ,TlTUTlON.lneekbeetb.porb. Or a.... tall caTI , it wens ea MB*INC Posses •1111101 surerdieg le three Ma are slime credit kr WI the sereeel et the lest son sal prembeas, palm Sims st Ike Me of aw per est. per anew 1116 - 111, sides el gegiflCl m traeg=o4 4l =ald i".." POWIall• YAM MO 111011. *tale MOM espeekily kir the serselei • ef Lees mai Meek by yeilsi the rellotessielle elleleed ea veep lew, but issiostly In iff =r i.... reeeepielltreet lie sw d'lrk at sep tins *this alive melers. el& eerie • amid Meilen la eaterdsdt. riers•mrell Newry nee le Atteuleals summelell lei ewe& dirk reports. Ewan Meat lbe MN Coen bees Prestier. Anal Freeman ropiest t i t= teems mon, the Whole al Lb. .I, Yevl. SO SI I 1 1 t 2 6 1 44 4 1 a 4 40 I 11 6 1 214 4 3 0 SO II 6 4 4 14 4 E. R. POSTER. Saidott Dingier. ANDRILW FRANCIS, Soongory. WHERE to BUY a DBABSINU CAISS.—Ia no ankle pectins I. gains agog ognswity Uri le no par ttime et • Diiimilbe-tees, $ in nom In the morgarlior ono glib* in onitiplol orneveleetenr ma IMO. 4. Idininkladnet. Mar egindieradig lint OnttgarniiVea imp vo. =et eeeduelos a Ibeeampless la Mb mot mod Wt. or. tbeee wile mama eneonlise 101 l be elee .I bob, NA yell= toed at Wm. inn no tio e po mil logllty. Us imp los SI Is MR. Um So nes d sod be et MINN my are be oboe, glib lbe Owner will Ind ilog Moils Deeieb*Oee eepeeielly sibeile ee les leeemitin - -4. toodtolannoon. - - TUN HUMAN HAIR. The lappreeedested ammo et IDOWLANDf summit OH. eldest M loam Ifitelple MOW etreolli smt beauty, at nelstiej r w imi res ilsOimivieuily imps sad eppesiseeit• ead is remise b meidemoul immeseee thessesiem. mega by the sathedsles. Ms ablelesd lbe sailaelve petimp et Inaklol Nal SIIIPIPPEI Of ars Overk Mt them et the witele 'molt lestko re* awl tamey. It le Metre* areplens the ISM etelomm isem et the emit tester MS. sesi se= 2 mei la the wow, at m,* iml by the Walla et Me I 1 . Psise Ss. eL rolls., es Maly battles Mpg le Na mell ". 7: B l7MOL, mid Jodie Mashie, Its. ti the mew et mob bath artits maim me them werde, Is me Rase--" Velma se. m M."— Pad P . ttOWLUID en:: et 444 flettimordes, sad by ell shwas's' Ni. personae. THE COLLIERY EXPLOSION AT WEST MOOR. On Friday afternoon the adjourned inquest, upon the bodies of the nine persons who were killed by the ex plosion that day week, at West Moor Colliery, was held at the School-room, Killingwortb, by Mr. Stephen Reed. George Ellison, another of the sufferers, had died since the inquest was opened. Mr. Matthias Dunn, the government inspector of mines, N. sad, Esq., one of the owners of the colliery, Mr. Johnson, one of the viewers, Mr. Liddell, of Gosforth, Mr. Armstrong, of Low Fell, and Mr. Easton, of Hebhurn, were is attendance. Mr. Philipoou was also present, to watch the proceedings on behalf of the owners of tbe colliery, and Mr. Drowis, on behalf of the men. A considerable number of miners were present. Several witnesses were examined, and the romiodings were again adjoarned to Koodey.—Nowoostas WINDING-UP OF JOLNT-STOCK COMPANIES. GALWAY AND ENNIS GRAND JUNCnON RAILWAY. —A meeting in this matter was held on Friday, heir his Hoerr the Master in Chancery . Blunt, on the genwel po aitioo of t h e addreorksa Mr. Alert, the Wield reneger, and dr. Congess &M r. hie eriwor, preeented o mart upon the ru4set. It noir that re Mr eke* purr amounted in te ad r•Pla lA* ne mob that hod wine into the Made her Kerr Wei= and Noi, the berm= an era her the earnured to lof whisk ober 41101. d bow ho the expense of up Ike Ikrestr pd et ?J. Ile. }er g are earn ordered dil ad the esser barrier, to Ihrider the MIS. The mime loodi is some acre bees oidegesi. but e= te mrst the shomaelion having so ham Ore et ser Ohre targisi of the way to meal vordesooly boss solleoloi. After err illeenern • ram of thie f a wee fired by the Master Sk • meogii to dhow the of Anther eakering the eel ot IL Ids, the *Mr 'skis et Se game VMS the eggileedeo of the Maid se L a g y Am o i domoado? okirmed et 111. sedan,to ewer kr dr enrol of the draft Noontriet COAL MINIX° ComPANTred Sobr day, rim. Quilter, the elide manager r this e areirs, with Mr. J. dakworthy. Rid lellehr,=a before the Master in Chimers Tutor, en serer 4a emmestei with the akin sleds compooy. They ea meraseertal ottompt oil the Colliery, the ket oi the otodisre ealliog r =s ZLe;o m i Kr. Wilts Misithet it was Selma* the other boi lees dimmed of Moos they wog, ge the sod Cede ho the amok bosom, von bet. Several emir calf ehmekeliom ma Jobless von wird tbeeo s . as big moll's Morbid le the MM. waft Mimed dr Marko at dr Meow to the imam stlemer es Mb geode opine the ernes of an mire Coot t bet = la he ariray, rile o Igrei f the OM" le bid 'dm ike ogioloo w6M 4 Telma, rune egiika me MON to de Mkt a/ Mir kr , Moors m mok mils. It wee Mori AM the ereeserier_ho gehorrie le the trili t tieke et "IPavelasittollaillialliellsmirlll3llll2:"? , LJ change portance, viz. :—Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 891, 89, 89; ex div. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 581. Mexican Bonds, for account, 14th No vember, 23, 1. Portuguese Four per Cents., 331. Russian Five per Cents. 111 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 102. Span;hActive Five per Cents., 20; ditto for account, 20. Venezuelan Three-and-a- Quarter per Cents., 36, 351. At present the foreign mining market is one of the busiest departments of the Stock Exchange, the shares in the Californian gold mining adventures having again attracted a very large business. The shares of the new "Nouveau Monde" Company are quoted 2 to 21 prem. ; the Aqua Fria, 21 to 2Z prem.; the West Mariposa, 1 to 11 prem. ; and the Ave Maria, 11 prem. *Some anxiety has been caused by the announcement received this morning from Paris of a banking failure in that capital of some importance, and whose busi ness extended to a large section of the United King dom. Further accouats are looked for with interest. 'rho Board of Trade returns for the month and nine months ending the 10th Oct., issued this morn ing, are again of a highly satisfactory character, as although the exports of the month present a very slight decrease, as compared with same month in the two pro ions years, the figures for the nine months show a great increase of movement, which extends to all the staple articles, the falling off being limited to a few of the miscellaneous branches more especially liable to fluctuation. The months' export figures are : 1851. 6,346,9941. ; 1850, 6,434,8341.; 1849, 5,627,0621. And for the nine months : 1851, :)3,504,9781.; 1850, 50,286,402/. ; 18/9, 44,830,411/. In the monthly statement of imports entered for cor.sumption, there is a con siderable increase in tea, a slight increase in sugar, coffee, and tobacco, and the usual decrease in spirits and wine. Corn and flour has also largely aug mented. SATURDAT EVENING. The discount market remain; as before. Money is abundant and at low rates, here and in all the great markets, except New York, where the rates are habitually higher. Discounts here may be rated at 21 per cent., with 2 per cent. for money on call. Although a slight decline has taken place in the exchange at Paris on London, the bullion in the Bank of France continues to decrease and that in the Bank of England to increase. The Bank of France returns for the week ending Thursday, the 6th of November, show the follow. ing results (23 francs for 11.) : Bullion £24,186,084 Decrease .... £224,134 Bullion on deposit 107,086 Decrease .... 10,228 Circulation Public deposits 2,332,416 Decrease 144,104 Private deposits 6,144,186 Decrease .... 25,938 Bills discounted Oovernmentsecurities 7,064,161 Increase .. 7,108 The accounts of the National Bank of Belgium to the 31st October show : Bullion £1,203,890 Discounts Circulation 1,764,950 Private deposits 889,866 The amount of the precious metals exported direct from London during the week ending Thursday last was 1,841 ounces of gold and 220,650 ounces of silver, of the aggregate value of about 62,3001. The detailed account is as follows :—Gold coin : To the Mauritius, 1,273 ounces. Gold bars : To Dunkirk, 430 ounces. Gold dust : To Hamburg, 136 ounces. Silver coin : To Rotterdam, 97,300 ounces ; to Calais, 30,000 ounces ; to Boulogne, 3,000 ounces. Silver bars : to Boulogne, 3,000 ounces ; to Rotterdam, 67,000 ounces ; to Dunkirk, 20,000 ounces ; to Bel gium, 350 ounces. An analysis of the railway traffic returns of the United Kingdom for the last week, published by Herapath's Journal, shows the total receipts on 6,460 milts to be 270,9721., or equal to 42/. per mile per week. In the corresponding week of last year the amount was 251,368/. on 6,191 miles, or 401. 10s. per mile per week. There is thus an increase in the gross . receipts of 19,6041., or 7.79 per cent., an increase in the mileage of 269 miles, or 4.34 per cent., and an increase of 11. 10s. in the amount re ceived per mile per week. The Railway Times esti mates the total receipts since the Ist of July, at 5,778,6091., which, on 6,258 miles, gives an average of 9231. 7s. 101 d. per mile, and as in the corres ponding week of last year the amount was 4,904,8771. on 5,952 miles, or 8241. ls. 61d. per mile, the diffe rence is shown to be in favour of the present year to the extent of 99!. FM 51d. per mile. ENOLI2U RUN DB.—Tate Dir. Rant Stook. 214 15 Long AanuKim 3 par Cl. Radnor'. 971 1 India dock. 263 4 3 per Cl. Canal*. 88* 1 Ditto Bonda,l.oooL,ll7a. 60n n pa Cl. Comb. . 961 i EzebetparretWs.l.oo6L. 91.. an Cresols for Acct.. Ph i FORZION RUNDE!. 46 pa Ct. 18881 an. 81 3 3 per Cl. Iferkan , 25 5 per CL Basilian, 66 8 44 per Ct. Portm, 886 11 Do. New. 1114 Ditto Deferred 412 6 per Ct. BYNUM ems. 40 5 6 Par Cl, redulluert. IS 1 6 per Cl. Milan, 1)2 4 6 pet CL Madan, 111 13 3 per CL Claim. 66 6 46 per Ct. Roalan. 1011 le 3 per Ct. Ittnith, 76 8 6 per Cl. Pparden , Ram. 68 6 21 per Ct. Dutch , 681 1 3 per ClA3par.eb. 731 51 4 per Ct. Dutch, RR PA 1 Equa,lor. 3 1 per Cl. me 44 m 6 1 . Venatak. 356 1 pa Ct. Granada, 131 141 Do. Deferred. U 4121 Ii gdalan 1 per Cant, 31 1 din COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING LANE.-THIS DAY. The private contract markets are inactive to-day, and the attendance in the lane thin, as customary on Lord Mayor's Day. The public sales declared for to-marrow arc :- Sugar : 150 hhds. West India, 10,000 hags Bengal, and 400 bags Mauritius. Coffee : 200 casks and 200 bags Ceylon. Saltpetre : 1,400 bags. Corrom remains firm. On.s.-Seal, pale, 321. to 321. 10s. ; straw,3ll. to 311. 10a. brows, 301. to3o/.. 10s.; Sperm, 841. to 861. ; headmatter, 02/. to 951. ; Cod, 341. to 341. 10s.; South Sea, 301. to 321. ; Olive Galipoli, 411. to 42/. ; Spanish and Sicily, 301. to 401.; Palm, 271. to 271. 101. ; Cocoa-nut, 201. to 351. ; Seed, rape, pale, 311. 10s. ; Linseed, 281. 10s. to 201. MErat.s.-Iron dull. Spelter : 200 tons sold at rather lower prices, 131. 12s. 6d. Copper remains steady. East India Tin: a small parcel of Baum has been sold at 80s. for cash ; Straits dull at 78s. -- -- at i z o otan stsi to hfitlse t,o.seavoedraftoopurenases the m iz r ius; oa on .rvei t u; th w ;3 l. foimil as o pe i t o rance mo to t tal; ob l io a oo nil e comp nce r o. , s rata rules at 9 8 1 to /. The o ffi cial b a g men list of D omew ch Er il different basis front the other.. To the N i the is as follows :—Three per Cent. Con- chief features of the " Nouveau Mende Mistot Coot- ie" geb 98 1 ; .___._6l"° far " mull t' 98k, pany" we lave alreadyoe a former mini" alluded. ill=metse I .- ..._, -t i e N,... issawidells.inal to titliodaßo, several . 141 1 Ami. Aeligaties. 'eras i c tgi m p sm. bp. •• MO advantages *.. .. •. ' 4 1 IP__ eso'. l "' „:„- ', presented by•the IPSO* are re' ' I " ' vs 1 °"••w• 11 ""Y ""`""' tamed to their fullest extent, from the shares Ms. and 55a. prem., showing a tendency to advance. being to bearer, no stamp, transfer, or registration is it 4 Most of the purchases have been made at .545. prem., necessary, and no deed has to be signed. s and the sales at 525. prem. The following is th e lll Subjoined are the latest quotations of the market: official statement of the transactions : Exchequer Alfred Consols, 12 l, 13; Bedford United, 7 : ; Con- /4 lilt Bills, 1,000!, .525. to 545. prem.; ditto 500/. and durrow, 105 ; West Providence, 1024, 105; Merllyn, 534 i i small, 545. to 525. prem. India Bonds, 1,0061. and under, 60s. prem. 3,1„ 4 ; Garreg, 1 ; Trevelyan, 3; Wheal Venton, 61, 7; South Tamar, 11 11 ; Butterdon, 71, 8 ; Devon Foreign stocks are firm, in sympathy with the sb Great Consols, 280 ; ' Mary Ann, 53; Trelawney, 38; other departments of the house, but there is no , Tremayne, 251; Rocks and Trevcrbyn , 51, 6; - 11Iack movement in any description, a few isolated bar- ,_,. ig, 41 ; Trey .. ey, itar 200, 210; Tregordan, 12. 4 gains in the favourite stocks forming the entire '-'" Foreign shares :—Australian, !, 1 • St. John del 1141 I business. The prices exhibited in the subjoined list Rey, 201, 4 • Cobre, 33, 4 ; Copiapo,"s, 6; Santiago, -._a__-- ..:„. . n..i...;... V......._nna_n14.1f nor r... 1 1 ,.. .4 ; " R I I I of actual transactions show no change of much im- -4 1 United Mexican, 2, 1. SS' Duesy 491 ti 9 i—for LOCAL SHARE MARKETS. Ltesarool., Nov. B.—Thar: has bow ea laprovaiment to day in our share market, although net melt briar boa been done The following see the traneartites :—Atabar. gate and East Junction, 41d. mite Counties, 61 1 ,1 —East Lancashire, 14[—Insenifte and Yorkshire 64 t. —London and North Western, (new }-shares), 2fp.—Man chestar, Sheffle:d, and Lincoln (preference shares), 111. — Midland, 4g} Ditto Birm. and Derby), 26 North Staffordshire, SO.—South Eastern and Dover, 181, 19 f 19—York and North Midland, 19f. 31-mscaseTza, Nov. B.—The market has not been so ac tive, but sal& of East Lancashires were at 14 13.16; Shef field', 271; Borers, 19; Caledonian Pref., 61; and East 5. BIRMINGHAM. Nov. B.—This market was languid to-day, with little business doing ; prim Lagoa, Nov. B.—We hays Ited d r a . - Nrit s t - 'Ch ange to-day than yesterday, and slam on the are leas enn. The closing s aes were es Mows : . --OtesChroltbana, laili a Lanaiihire and To:kahlreo, sq I ; mo Medium ,19; Stook, 48f ; North Woolens, Ili Ms. 4 4, . a, 111 II 11 34 a IS :6 TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The delivery last week showed an improvement in the demand, 3,087 casks having been taken fur consumption by the trade. The market to-day is quiet, and without much doing speculatively. Town Tallow is quoted 375., nett ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, new, 378.6 d.; old, 365. 6d. to 9d.; last three months, 375.; January and March, 375. 6d. to 9d. PARTICULARS OF TALtAW.-TRIG DAY. ISIS. I 18311. 1 ISSI. ..... Stack this day de a. .. Delivery last week Do. trews Ist June Arrival last week 42,711 3,071 39,203 199 4C,590 1,961 4 1 ,296 2,207 Do. from lst Juse Prim Y. C. this day per ewt....1 Sfi,iii 27*. Ga. 69,1354: 3,07 41,5139 1,664 62542 I 7 . 4:138 31e. 3d. 375. 34. Do. Town no. 64 I nts. 0.1. I an, 64 Pr sue SALES advertised for Friday, Nov. 14: 160 casks South American Tallow, 200 casks Australian, 105 tons wrecked St. Petersburg yellow candle Tallow. MARK-LANE.-THIS DAY. A short supply Of awl& Wheat by land carriages sae pies from the near counties was quickly disposed of this morning, at prices fully equal to those of Monday last, for general runs, and for picked samples rather more money was in sonic instances obtained. There was a retail demand for foreign Wheat at former prices. Barley was in good request, and both English and foreign advanced Is. per quarter in value. The Irish arrivals of Oats have checked the upward movement, and the trade was heavy at the quotations of Monday last. Peas fully supported last week's prices, and Beans must be quoted Is. dearer. BRITI6II Shilling. per Qr. Watesr,Easez &Kent .....red 35 to 37 to 39 _white, ;iv to 41 to 4.3 Norfolk and 6u116.13...., 3310171039.. do. :9 to 41 to 42 Talavera (Ewa or MM US) ... . .. 43 to 43 Cambridge& Uneoln red to 34 to 39 . white. 37 to 39 to 41 Rte. new . litiugr, leednig 23 to 26 distilling 35 to 31...ehsvalkr 31 to 33.- fins 34 45 to 30 tine pale _black . were, Ef,lixe, ford 24 to 22 Ditto PoLando 11.4wiok 8c Scotch, ked 22 to 13...t0 ...... 18 to 10 to 20...biek 20 to it ..99 a 95 24 to 25 .19 colo Ditto, potato • 21 to 18 PUP, pey 25 to 26. maple 2B to 28 blue nto IS l b m . al 4O to 42 White 28 to 28 2B to 3e Bums, Maiiiigs■ -- __— __ ...._ ....... ILvrow IS to 27.. mna1.127 to 19...0td 33 b 32 Tams, newsprint, per bush.— to new winter is tots Stl old to Itsresseo, sew 42 to 44 1.0181:1P Cass per thousand Z9 to ZlO 19 Cntrassiss, per cwt., red...— to —to ...... to to— Per sack of 28010 s. Ftoca, town Inadeolelivered S 4 to 37...0ne howaebokl .. 20 to 42 Norfolk and Nude* 26 to 27...whdes 26 to 24 FOREIGN. Ibilllngs per Qr. WNW, Dantsis and Konigeberw 39 to 41...90s Pomeranian 38 to 42 ..Rostock 40 to 41.-Stetthi 35 to 37 Freda.- 3l to 33 to 37...Brabant to Danish 33 to 33...11anabarg -25 to 37 to 39 Russian— 28 to SO. .=.an 22 to $4 Danube. 25 to 30. SI to 34 Rrs ... 22 to 21 &saute, feeding 2O to 25. distillitg 24 to 46 leant.' — to —...lndian Corn 27 to 30 Usrs,ltussian l6 to IS Pomeranian and Stralsund 18 to 20 Swedish and Danish l7 to 19 Friesland and Dutch, feed Ditto, brew. 2O to 22. Poland' 2O to 22 BRAM, tick Small 23 to 27...01d 471 41111 21 to 22 .Tascany Pass . .. 4 26 to NI NI .boilers . Tsar, .... U to 25... new 26 to 22. large Lin and Ituadan 41 to 46 and Odessa Itsrassan 42 to 46 Ifcropered 31 to 33 Romeo Cow free of duty, per toe, Z 4 10 to /4 15 Per Barmier leglbs. nova, American 14 16 19 to 21... Canadian Dentate to --Hamburg lB to 20 French, per sack of 280I1e 2B 27 to 30 to 33 ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM Sod NOV to 6th NOV; Qrs. English. &sten. Disk. Foreign. Wheat I 2530 5 I 44 43 I I 9749 Barley 4129 I 10 f 596 Oat. 52 1443 I 23944 14148 Flour. 3,147 bands, 2,096 sacks; Malt, 1,925 qrs. SMITHFIELD MARKET.—THIS DAY. We have again a very large supply of Beasts, and the weather being milder the demand issmaller; in consequence the trade generally is worse ; we are however still ena bled to quote 3a. Sd. for choice Scots. There are a few more Sheep on offer ; choice Downs maintain late quota tions, indeed 46.4 d. is realised; in a few instances, big Sheep, owing to the weather are lower, and, in consequence of a large supply from Holland; inferior qualities are unsaleable. Trade on the average is worse for Calves, still a good one makes 4s. From Germany and Holland there are 1,784 Beasts, 5,460 Sheep, 297 Calves, and 60 Pigs. France -100 Sheep, and 12 Calves. Scotland, 120 Beasts; and 2,960 from the northern and midland counties. Par stow of Mts. a d.. 4. 1 Per darn of St.. .. d. a. d. Hod 118818. 114ratorda.. 3 4 3 8 Sot Duo. a Elf..l3ds. eh 0 0 0 AA aborktors• ...... 3 2 8 4 1188Leas-wooll 3 4 3 deooadquality Basta_ 2 4 010 , Do. do. Shorn dam 3 0 4 0 Swum andimond quality 2 $ 3 Pio ....—... 3 4 4 4 I Do. 00. Mon 00 0 Net lio; la/88W* 4 0 4 3 Limbs —— . ... .. . 0 0 0 f.d. at ma 8844, 8,2113; 'Would Lamb, 3!,180 : 304: MO. COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. Walls End Hatton, 20s. ; Walla End Lambton, 20s.— Ships at market, 18. SOUTHWARK MAItKET.—THIS DAY. Our market continues to be supplied quite equal to the demand, which is anything but brisk. In some few instances a little better prices have been obtained than in our lest report. The following are this day's quotations: York Regents, 608. to 70s. ; ditto Scotch, 405. to 605.; Kent and DMZ ditto, 665. to 665. ; ditto Shaw, 468. to 66e.; Lincolnshire, whits*, 4 0s. to 6os. BOROUGH MARKET.—THIS DAY.. Here. Pattonden and Smith report that the s OINHS' tires k for all line Hops, at full as much .111 bow fors the duty was declared inferior ones ans S 1111111111' istsind disc