The Express. — London, England, 1848-12-11 00:00:00

Nees, Ansa exsepted, which sury be clawed ander the term of a Lucy deectiptien. PRICER CURRENT. _ SMITHFIELD CLUB CATTLE SHOW. On Saturday evening this ezhibition was finally slosi. Os se 0011.1a1111 aloes the► nutani K obi thaw.' Club Cattle Show from the msee ahW jeei vb it for merly essimied is the *fairy of Osswatsliest to die bens tosser In LisdiOsea t Perlwilormiefese bay. tte n =" l Inaba maihoted so deep ea haus@ lq Si. es es defies the last four dap. It Y elated Sist 100,000_Praus hen limited the show. Nat only masaist the smiles sad trading shwas rine seeranity Ems it pined as stirestisa, but Me sambas et ashillity /WY; Si. bens: hem daY to day dimly When the deem _Unrest Whisk th% , de a s Wm ia tbit greet naval arisllmal mithitin. after 11 Val ea Saturday, ismaiidetable Wenn wes by Si. myna at the bum of Pies Edwin' of San Weimer, esuipme, the mialEjeg if tie Prank Louis Philippe, sad hit Wes ens. the Mass de Joisville, the Delia de Nears% sad the Delia d',,afele. t 0.4.. *Ai IPai i it 111111.1%. Pall " • =re DOTT MD. A..lnwa SSe. NM& 441 Yellow &Ore,— 116 116 • 49 Uniftive. brows V 0..99 Yellow B4 11...1111 Mao ll9 IleullkUldsee*lk 0 6...U..40 Yaw Mae ............« &..S browa u 6...55 N ID 4...14 49 1...14 I 1111 a=... 44 I_4l I eliem. Bowt WM Lea, - • PortiaOrra.—The York oteiviet hulk in this har bour has of late been the thews of setae Most basedthinty attempts at visas's and soseseeki mopes on the past of the eenvises esoliassi third& Flay of the worst among the bed ea beard wire taken eat of tie ship en Friday mons*, seder • 'Ammo asset. and usarebed to the railway to Chards Mr matoyaose to the ltabank Prison, wids • slew to Mose Mete "Went tistpeastent by • systematic iad'et a t agent melon aod hard labour. Their yt sa geing lareusk the streets of Gosport WON lass meet eel male human can could be la salted with, sal Ikay mewl the station their ere duel Wel ihopen salt. wad pat Mr. Stereos, the super sod hie @Mews ant ma. la fear of their lives. The sales' at him& Iwo eingtelled to chairs bayeastq turirr=beleit wad agesd sod loaded), and nee them before be get Into the train. SS IL.. IS 0 0...100 0 Myles, good ma rry ... Plasssifsm sl 0... 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Newell. ors deerti.-11.08„ seam el Were; limirtime ; Inelhelles bre, theme eel Ondemer. Pigiale"lrgea. Cie; "ehl ; li— e OraZ ; . Ono- OM era Irmitisa • Istilibli. gra= lail baddis id Ml= l ORMININ. i t i gl irsa b= • .=.. la e: : ... 111 4erAlle it los. Zisibtarth.—Oneek MIA lade addle, Teed. diem : week anw Roman Antatenta ; dime esll Prakee lirl Otereddiel ._• Media Chub 'ad d iimmoss. wish Spaisma. Rentatiou= 1 ....ey rtigabonalltfy . Amlytical tri : UM 1 Oakella ; Nerer i ali Natural PIIONNIII. ale. ; aid • 1104. Wed awl Sham ad . : el ibe 111.11 _Own ded led?Ce gbl e • at Marti ldreeelef ; =ini d laa r is i's N VMlll;dlia ill ' ; JO se44: 1111 ad te deeded bor e dada did es = .31 =1 i tle OA erre treildeled et :awl to reh.. Tbe wide de Iler l =4, , &m um = gem yer, la az; eAtr . tzt i h. o : 4 a arse the led at 'l n c Vint dr, U. : seta 12 13 , third lit k ..... _ . Mt TM eldede be orb Am tit died mar le be WE; laeaerin I powasdna Alb, min istaran. 11 aerie& befeelled liel 1 1 114 b deldd celaee lbe Mod demob Ile dad Obeli Ildelles. dee to far r ed ll elleitz deed a s sebeels. It &mid re my doe proem . eel de ma d tie 101.11 thee it reedtel ter tie &Trammel cd No Ile — Midi add to be lad. ad doefe—eptable, not eartlil—beelledh di I rrettellee le atalatteeed ebbed Weds= la dud, et wed. le ad twompatittle dab Masan ; aid de bee at war, ler tr a t rika. am be drridwel la tie 'OEM la die elneeek bledelle. Mr ismole ea the esopenthea et prole 1/1 es L... we mew Se empi weeteldee d ItAMltat, dee deb tame le deeded le dr easel • aled lbe led. Ologib drat mashy tad a date kesea bud hba.Xd 7 ll esauVdeedlea. la Nis ay 0 , a rpm to segelre sad a letaeleeet el every oft ability, Jimillim rut MINK se ad as to Move t went mane of des tie Imports ate Mrs 0 Cr , rneel and delpieen d I=. i s ü be telaribtbeldal Prat* . illidi mat irmarted ii tir AIM al eadataidee o thus open. Oda f irmeeatleas eeseaded as pea am to be whims/ la the It• eel mow vile es irdeed Wee& ewe. ; firma of ma sissinn eleaer. eelabeem. Dam el C imbed no dad 4 bell= l " .. . m iddeiddi le kmist=tbiler lb& ea MEM. fee 'Vest, lm. aoallet date ladiuss : .71.: maim to II ara eadh.fre=teteXmay hinfeet"Pbealdird:ei ea media Ippliestioa beiNg ride er thee eetemee. Airishl I.l:mammon. ad Dtsuibutioas ef Meet &relied • As tweregestest bee bees sods with Mr. Calvert, for the reauglies d Ss usher meld at hes laboratory at the 'loyal !clothes/oe. I The +Schee Wider the glacial care el Mr. Darkhoe. who sea rer MAyear. teacher of the presaratorr seethe c 4 the III& gehhet. Is 0tt4.11.1 for the rsceptios of those pestle shoes awl ysse. Imes et Loses he, distuallfles Clem fur the more advanced elms. ben Ss sr ewes at ten or slaves sill be the wad alb the !Wel ta essies. Ite roan% hours, Lc., are dletlace boa these of the ether ems t nue ae• Illasratol by a ontlectket al ebb le 0011! mast whether to the rat or la the Iseashetar dies The Immo pm* stll be Idftshsted, se taz peedble. with aps. goes dle. =lc r e = as eo th rt !he ssaistesitig sees be sidreemed PEItFKCf 81; bBTITU fit for SILVER.— lIMAL itILVER. Introduced yaw. by aLLOII P. BURTON. NICKEL when plated b 12 age y the patent proem of Kim . liblegtea end C 0... helmet ell onetert.os the tett bet article omit la Mem Whir. that me he emptoyel ao such either awfully cc 011111•11, VW la dor lengtheasi and Memo no popularity of the material Wolf. side bleb ..hameter of the method of phting.the public hare anths to that ttre, article. am et, It mart. wow. loomtxt+uralliy emporia to • CGe he wneilled h u m num. home. white by no weeds tee US hey be Jenne ebbed reel ether. Mae. hread. Tr svo.n, Kr doom .. .. Ftlttp. ...... Jun. 154.. .. Wt. Tat 4175. .. TO. • 7Y. Tee NW vete .eto waiter.. caedkettels. be. at proportlonerepricee AI Lath of rt, plights ..tont. by %be sabot CULIIICALLY PEKE NICK ,'1! PLATED. Threaded X Mee Pattern. Pattern. Patten'. Tahle Pprene awl Vflyip, ran ow, I wit anal lin • • le. Dawn Mtn sod .51W. . . ..... . ..... .. .. Us. Taa ditto awl . Otto ditto 5. Ile. 12e. betalliell Wale: wee whit ellifiattwilt. la 2 . 1 D'coacelyl leid Mee twee fres. WILLIAM D. utnwrows awe soma) deck of Par houlidat inesemetry M Mara* Dm heave to Dm wet sat pa aware me linnet Semi me id lama IL-3k Ozfordwireet *not of Xewrovionst. sambaed is ERESENTS fill WEDDINGS. BIRTH-DAYS, rod all PERTITALA PRIJI SCIIIIKALTII ART. UTACTP REA dotard y neet telotot Th 43141 Mids. snood tq the Ana Radii atoeloilillers, and mid by all nopeotshle Sohn lama. and country eea NNW RTACINTII MARS IL Reapepojkl.A). HILL CA2IE, "Cutalo at a bowfin " Rauh It . sod animals TOILLAII, doetro netsl. eismeoliod with thrp. sad INF eyed; with Drum 00". el 2. WAD SPOON sod PAIR, la caned wood. .131 lathe palr ; Ivory ior dim sox. prim. sacto.ak rved wood Imes. 14 , ; rowed 17 0 77 Ralidle.9 lll . ad imarrorrks. Ia soma mot sa so or.: wail% 1 ts pids wood, B. 6.1. CIERRE-1111/1.. with arved.wre4 Was, Ws. ; Wow brae. Ifa aIIIZILDIVH with wail owl bar* Missed Wert*. MDIIII4, le enact woad, VOA /Y i el Or or akin. PL KRIM with eirnd.wood sod pistol Mohr. Kr.: BID handle sod Wlver Mode. Da warm Kt ITV awl wooden handlce, carved with 6s. _het Kik the pet, raWINO IL X In. al mints pnoes CARTINO.I RIVE and YORK, 1114 , 11ver and plated aryl. WE JUO. " I C S tiogo etoD" J. Toworrod). ; with ed eiresi Imes A WATIR RJ, rossielled De" Its.. and upwards IL led. ALA. GoISLET, to match. 10.. RAM CAIAPPII and TURKU:ft, la reszoolled slew 170. id. A lIERTAZU PUT. " The DIM TuoguA la P.M. it.; Mel INIUL A lILLECILLAR. to eirthesinre. • dolphla with a IDYL Ti. N. C I JVIMIA TEAPOT. to Britannia inetol. wolOvalltrd by Perim lion. IA ; la kiln,. 30 guinea.. or YAW swat. dt< lA ASIVS II II4'. to wool at mint" Priem A TLACAUDY SPOON, Is ',Mod metal. Is N.: rilwr. ha. WI SE JUL), to opal glum, 71.0 d sod upwards; io Perla. WISE TRAY, ta paw oath* IL. Redraw. AJAAL RA and .[Dos ‘ 4 :. . , la easateßed 11010W11 IR. Radirave, A.R.A.I. 63 38. 'Upon. or o °LASSA,. enesielled coloarsk 6.. CHAR PAGE I GLASS," lhobbiro " mandled cokes" sod seraiel. J. Tointetdi Various DESSERT [SITES sod YORKS, with *rioted handles. I crroatolorio,6ltirtr,raipbardisotrawberen,aol Moak `ANTE VINTAGE DeC lITOTYIII/9, b 61171171661 Is "I" gilt. to . ank uiDurneks.— C lls H e osk t h e Y M.. 6111006 b 7 11. J. Tvillw At. Lit ph, RAWHIDE. "The .soft'. Torah." In Pubs, PIBAL . OI . NUMMI TOR IL halos's, ALA). la Psalms. ; ealawred *Wilk RICH Mitilg. la rer.tl 4, 3 = sit 1i . 411:7 6. k.i hmes.lP me I imar.l", wilt title WM. . 188 1310 CIMILDRE.. paper weight to watch. lit Is Pero: 15 . 111 ILBIIE. M sal* with silt blade, to tress RA sad Derr& ARCHITECTURAL ?EPROM In Trani Catto Do i = IHAVI3O.IPUT. rertheaware. " Berme Imordei sod e tr_Vtod". DWI oad Ia • doer bre pl ounri porter am.. ta tree. VIM. II erred woad. Si fo. tit Whoa 111.1LicHE CLOCKDASE, r mikes prim TR roe PLAVE. sPraucito. to 'Dram Power, la Parlam. b eliAlbplimix...sm.ise. In Para. 34. ; &Imo La Broom. &NAIL OND ) Y sod CON NDY.llabeelies. In Perla. _- CI b u 13. A AND THE LION.. eisteetta (3. D. In FOraa. 13 31 ' j• 4 me. votcerHKA, maumbe (J. DA. II Para.Lb' a" in ben. 1., CLognIFA" AA . K a wkw 0. Dim, eaespealle le Pentbes A leeteelle H. 11e13). la Perim fle.; as grab coloured %Lowy" a sestertee (J. Belli. In P•Alka• "I" as vilb 1314.1 3i6 NITYNN IR. J. ToiremD. • Wieldier ha ra ni. ' le doer sal la *dm et war prim. atA JIM ma* . • wombs. Me NWlmekeeM. TIM NYMPH. s obtee li TlA. v ,... .0 1 *%ts TIM oda. Ilte elm bill& R. WinDeseett : Poeta and "DOROTHIIA 4 0 : A . Perim wed geld. Tbe CUPID 11100011_, Dads A "II J Pelt Wm—A NIGHT L•111P,_• • NAT graaw J A PIDIADOAILD ; TZ•4IIIN SRA Dull •;) , A lilt JUG. he. ..A.SATALO)IU PPP Driatpfour . Aselp. Ma* JON* MildilL ••W laggi i MIS Wi ft =plsp tales prbr i". . "MI6 CM." FOUOERWB CELEBRATED OVERCOATS. - Ur. TOUGH.. el IL Oleilielrest. taw I! 10~1 Bleb um Mew Alton. am the seserfel palialosef 114~110M Welds- Ms surto* tam am M almileg am/ a•blema latrolsa= ilajtenaSoto I Goa tee 'Yam ILL 11117; • T. 1/6144 Z , prem. will mai I.* boamat slia. ttu• Wm s is wile. .111 stOmbis am ra p . Mg " w1:1g 0 o lftali logewlir awl le AN 1011 SW dilliollll , qMIA HAII.--The Wm& ii ' D e Ito= auctersAiiinorth th. Is lb d k 1 is ii " ;.. I L IU 44 1 4 4 6 :I a Prkjib in Vorael M isi bieweit. sod milers Ile mos et lie los OW" rtir limanil lte i rer: ItatiabrisjpgWomelk I& Id. = "l 4lcribis OM obe..iis. as grepolslore.at 11. lomikie. mad WA *lobo re perearm ENLAHDEMKNToI the WEEKLY DISPATCH. awl —Thiejeamelodike I. will be UNIA/1011D. se led SUS DAT. Ilis De a J . V iii iu Itlatais Pane weijk:3 Blrp-►art O die d i re ti e s tr ipA fe th =ot re pbeeee. i s a tira seem et Se DIBPATCS IN p ~ rwr = l l eve ev es ulemime Me biermailea W the Se WNW MI pewee relit la Wee Se =Se ...... one melee As mein Wake ef Ike D ATIL vow exedee SAIMINII. emeiniel Meet free ebbe pre et Ye Orelbeat. ie be we SNOW eeeilme—Oellers easel be See tom to Kr. wool. _l3o. ifootottoot. or to ow d the lIVISM.M , la telra an. "W - e -- end le the 147"..46 cmgmemtM ef traMag, Mmt ...mike a. mmi yte r t la ti .) tai l. Mt caboato Wart 21=m= Tb. _ _ 0 . 0 . 1 •12c."t...., .11.1= mai M MY moms Is . •012 ; m 3 i t malos eat s Mit tbe mammommt of moMmotill VIM • 1 mot Ow et : s m i sre , aatt: smil IM_ t it mit tanSt. • at mem a I d i es at :E= weft el Me Mom w il ia li tft....a asat amilmmtimm We sod look iv=a4iNisest _ aix ..., .. v. pac cut iwi t im m jiter m my Itt airir rt be. = ?a ur sommal. It ig 4m i g i el 6 st et g megdlall" r e rait at m MI satia te 2=l aaa.jr4 Limie ee= 1b.0511= lament Itmdemitin be = IMMIMONI rid u t ieug to, asi is mimltml leek Mat the *My 6 .nta VIVID:WM " Miftilly• am*" • me som a mats Pyles 3d. cet to foe 26 alto far Cathie Terot& MEM corrAtnurs VALANDAR or OAR '. DWI 0P111,010211 Be Jamirreee. asedlow to his Oisee the Deft_ et Petworeee. imo Rem the " Quinine Ohreside." wpm MAM Ivo mostly eehL Ateler Mr paistam A A rmor llamas An g l Sri ail he 001-1 Mir Cleftebings LIM Chum Harlin Hatesms Fa I MO Pl= lll lipdommers How I ohm Omes Ins =Sr aped.' V bssi 40 . 1 , Pdat. rods OsSeidail Osissdess =SS =is add Adla aid ads, Id Obrdi a &r alsddlo 0•011 1 11 M l4 ara Nand of Pine i m nua dilawma. ' iPIYa Met MEW Miami* 17 00111. Preartla WWI 02=6.1 OoMin Coloreds Oren Clespin Orsoes. Aluinsaa Nereime Cliasiass lam Oaks, Sodas lam Ms MAW Voss =ll6 211Tra trarderolet iiial Midi, or Thrift F. 2:, west as edgis tayeala 'ape (Trews lisped le Oswiesbeee Oeiti=rileereee MPees gi . th Thiele Peleteseime peepeatee PererAlals ietkiesiee Perim Itte Peer, es prceeptles Ramis Pratt Mee Pratt Cooker/ PHs Theelseeee with over& woodcuts. Pries et. tfree bepotto ewes raised and RURAL CtiK , ;an Elementary In to the etel& of the Mame la Its rehelos to Aviculture. De Now tee ahotti c COIL Preferor of elterelsery to a• Horeeekanal •clety el Lesko. Leeterge et be le tee Hoe. Mei lois Coetteasse Military tiWabfarl Addlaretobe, Ike. en •111rrorkio Cookery VMS.% Look IMIII Ince WI, Pftee 2d. QPRECHRS at the AGRICULTURAL eed4 MEET- I:1 1:1O at DRAYTON NANO& Reprinted Mall " Agriculture! Oarette " fur panful dberibietlen. et Si math. MV be piped o all AscUers. earl Ingle cork+ PR be lent free by put on th ree weep dupe being forwarded to Juno Matthews, 6. Upper WeIN. pou PPP. (Prentaarden. Leaks. Pries Is. 6.1 LABELS for for tho HERBARIUM, consisting of the lames el the CLASSEs, ALLIANCES, ORDER& wed SU 1•OR DERS et PROFESSOR LINDLEY el VEGETA MLR KING DON, re petard. Warp Wpw that %bey csa be cutout end patted lath the llorberiem. • ithrbeilbou ardor tar I. SOL will enable Jessie blaithews to awl theatres by poet they nip .steritincd to withdraw their reeignation, . to brave the oppositice, whose ranks were augmented every day by the new elections. Os the ether hand it is said that the MB; had imumensi the Count Lisio, Minister of War in the Chsti udaistry, to fans a new cabinet. Not only he refused to do se, bat, as he cannot dissolve the timber mace the presen M t grave circumstances, he sinat et was* sgpsiat . Oioberti president of the esatma, emdelsamgibia with the formation of a sew °swot __ A new manifestation took place on the 6th inst., which was more numerous and more imposing than that of the day preceding. The populace again went to the hotel of Giobeeti, and saluted him as the future mildest. They then went to the palace, shooting, " Long live the King. Long live the democratic ministry. Long live (Roberti." A deputation wee sent to the King, bat be declined to receive it, on as count of his ill-health ; bat it was said that • high personage presented himself to the crowd and thanked the people in the name of the King, saying that their prayers should be attended to, and that the new ministry should be the expression of the national will. MANTUA.—The Archduke Resider, with his children (say° the Opitiots! of Turin, of le 6th), has arrived in this city. It ts said that Raddsky will soon arrive with a large body of troops. It seems that a congress is to be held here of Austrian arch dukes, princes, and generals, to confer on the affairs of Italy. BOLOGNA.—R Nationale, of the 3rd, says : " The governor of this city will not acknowledge the ministry. He has sent deputies into the whole of Romagna to endeavour to forma party and to °co me a provisional government, consisting of Zombi, Spada, and Magni, - bat, owing to the firmness of the ' proisgate Lovatelli, Ferrara has given its adhesion to the mmistr7. Ancona has followed its example. Disorder reigns in the city of Bologna." It is said that the minister Campello ordered all the troops to concentrate themselves at Foligno and Coolies, but that the Swiss commander, Latour, had replied, that the Swiss had made an engagement with the Pope, and not with Gadd odCampello, and they would not acknowledge their authority. So far from obeying the orders, the commander bad marched the Swum troops to Bologna. Omni has embarked at Ancona for Venice. IRELAND. Dom.!), Dsc 10 . It is announced that Mr. John diWhees exploits in connection with the late attempt at dis- turbines new Curragbraore and its neighbourhood so much has been heard, has escaped to France, whence he hes written to his friends here. The only party in the position of a leader in those troubles now at large and in the country is Mr. Harnett, the al leged projector of the stoppage of the mail at Abbey feale. Mr. Pennington, the ship agent, who bad accorded Mr. M'Manus a passage under suspicious circum stances, and the only political prisoner remaining in Cork gaol, has been admitted tobail by the local ma gistrates, by whom he had been in the first instance committed. A northern journal, which is usually well informed upon matters ecclesiastical, states that the Hon. and Rev. Dr. Pakenbam, Dean of Christ Church, will be the new Bishop of Down, Connor, and Dromore. The prelate elect—if such he shall be—is uncle to the Earl of Longford, and brother-in-law to the Duke of Wel lington. It is said that he will owe his selection to the circumstance of his wealth, which is very con siderable' so thathe will be able to pay off at once the lien of his predecessor's executors on the me. ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY OF ENGLAND. The half-yearly mooting of the Royal Agricultural Society of England was held on Saturday lag, at the society's rooms, Hanover-square. In the absence of the noble presi dent, the Earl of Chatheiger, who was detained on urgent harness until the proceedings had nearly terminated, the chair was taken by his Grace the Duke of Richmond. Mr. James Hudson, the secretary, read the report of the council, which stated, among other things, that in oon sequence of the great amount of unpaid subscriptions, the council have been under the necessity of borrowing money of their bankers to meet the liabilities consequent upon the York meeting ; and in older to meet the recurrence of a similar ineonmakoce they have empowered the finance committee to take immediate steps for o bt aining the arrears and for securing a mere regular payment of subscriptions in future. The report abo stated that the camacil have already made their preliminary unagemeats for the country meet ing to In held next year at Norwich. From the facility of access to that city by en, the Tepidly-extending railway ac commodation throughout the eastern districts of England, from the character of the stock, and the high reputation of the agriculture in Norfolk and the adjacent counties, they have every reason to anticipate a meeting in no way second is importance a thoee that have preceded it In conclusion, the council have every ream to view with satisfactitra the steady advancement of the misty in is sphere of usefulness, and its combining by its antral influence the efforts of societies of a kindred *MOW throughout the kingdom, for agricultural improvement, and the public good." Mr. Tweed, of Woolwick, moved, and Mr. W. Windgate mended the adoption of the report, which was unanimously agreed to. Mr. Barker, chairman of the Scarce committee, sub mitted the auditors' statement of the society's receipts and expenditure during the hall year ending on the 30th of June in the premed year. The former amounted to 5,6491. lls. Id., and included the following items : Balance in the bands of the bankers ea the last of January. 1848, 1,1081.31. Id. ; do. in the hands of the sieretery, 361 11e. bd. ; dividend., 16U ; las composition of governor, 601. ; life oompcsitions of =labors, 1801. ; sabemipthes of governors, 8401. • sub *captio s's ci s of manta, 2,0811. 7s. ; tale of Anal, 1661. 113 e. 9d. ; mho( oUtage trate, 21. 6s. 8 I.; fines for non exhibitios, 111. 16s. • the Marquis of Downahlre ' s addition to the flez prim, 3131. ; the Yorkshire hericultural Society, on account of reports, 1001. • tutecriptions from York towards the expenses of the countr y meeting in 1848, 1,0001. ; sums paid in error, or by parties unknown to the bankers, 101. 7s. The payments comuised:-Yurchsse of stock, 7421. ; per manent charge, 2701. ; taxes and rent, 181.25. 2d. ; establi-h -moat, 6281. 4s. 441.; postage and carriage,. 211. 8.. 6d. ; advertisements, 41. 12s ; expense of the society's journal, 1,4621. 2a. 9d. • prime, 2101.; payments during the hell year on accouirt of Me country meeting, 6921. Bs. lld ; analyses of the salsa of plants, 2801. ; repayment of sums transmitted by buskin and others in error, 91. bs. ' • aoroubt of raiedrawn items of petty cash, 41.135. ; inlanoe in the hands of the beakers= the 80th June, 1848, 1,2841. 13s. 9d. ; ditto in the heads of the secretary, 121. 101.3 d. The Bari of Yerberesgh moved, uu Mr. Kinder seconded, a vote of thanks to the Duke of Richmond for his kindness in presiding at the meeting in the absence of their president, the Earl of Chichester. Toe Doke of Richmond returned thanks. He felt deeply th'iged :or the vote of thanks jut passed him, and he could unaffectedly SMUTS the meeting he wu impressed with the importance of looking suutinisingly into their expenditure, and getting . rid of anything which could be got rid of without impairing the 'Slimy of the society. Hs had every noon to baps that the large arrears of sub scriptions due would be received, and if they were received the Wanes-sheet would look most flourishing. Wring all circumstances into consideration, he thought,)f they had not MACS to he quite satisfied at 'sorrowing money for the tine pour of the societ, they shoal. feel well satisfied that the society had beau o f plat advantage throughout the country. They had promoted the improvement of agriculture to a great extent, and he trusted they would continue to do 00, se miwted by the Fruited timant-fausen. be lean as his Width wanted tot to Wood the r meetimp,,te would do so, for nothing wee of the slightest trouble to him that scold promote the great Wend, the impeaysmsat of agri culture. (Rear, hear.) The meeting them minted. NM" 04 4 °2 Z. 4 "; 4-.. l' /4.1r'..2*...1.--1L- /. /0 1 0".' 4 ,l , 6lo Zele` i 01-4-g-5.. -e_ 1,,a.g... c.. 0 1 9- 4,,,i-z.....1- . • - ..gez•-74--s-dentidt-ir -...,...r.-,e__.,. atfr... -ia no . 1 .- TION of the LONDON AS- MO OLDER% ESTATE AGENTS, •te. • - frlll a gr e ita.i b, ~1 . 1 feastiius th. o., ma a I. reetbee berb L =II4 a OROVIID VIZ In or rat Me- g' V ITK-Tbe *bey omom. Ins ' Mu.a e g a irsi a oe..lmkmeiseeesemoaute.Oasem•vcsd.gsnfs..- w G .. : I .4 .1 .... : a m i rk.. a p r i t Lblea w tt : i t. r ib lM SOLI RS, BUILDERS, and • - \ Leer.% at IMO' rs b noki LAB BEIM Poserare. Berthe r WASPAR of nooses: Woe fir MM. B eg . et Lembo or le Ler er DISPOOM OF, ere =li a z to Namera GABIAND end Or.. CAR L ON MOH SCHOOL, Dover-areet, and tea saalma Oramemeresarm. tr agreetr Al Dg lielisA d ba mim o_ s& li•C'L 7 , 0 . MRS. WILLIAM LAMOND and Co., stork sio rt- oun tle a 'a m ic Iker. mos brokera.......M name awe emblemeem i z me et Teel Buie— ILL IL " i l =ipisaMlTVlc leirsatilm. 714 ] LONDON, MONDAY, DEC. 11, 1848. [ THREEPENCE. 111. mkorm-Br Waredboom lemen grert•-11r.derldbe• Temeer et Dales kma-..ems Ire dein =Mee obi el sear illifte $ L . l= mere. Timbr( rte - • I 'VeaVr i ble t l= l tb r =1 61 51 ero7 . ott • • the WI CIIIITIMIAB BOOIL IT NIL MOWN DIMINO. w i th in sod maser Pert, sad the opinioa WM that Beeleot. ?radar et Beeslee- flemmema Imam : MB* Men le bbleb Ohne Oa Tram the ILIS BM. At b/MIIIMM 11. I " . da l= b"" Lads Napoleon would be elided Presidest by a large .1 rem cm . ememelet le be Thmedeemilmemalemlea. p ww aketrernmeo ww mmm Maideld. B.A. Meek Terdmealmeme mina im ams spows i _ et. z 1 : I elms, saisslo 'grim. BARS HUNDRED AND uNE, STRAND.- T ag A. A if i ttut Tum tli• 1g1 0. 0112 24°617 ' ROO " es.momeersosier eso. freer _ Aim Doman Balm MOM ...... com. .. 4 s Le d o ssia l • Leedom: Readbasi eke Ilmaall, Boureelmtresa SPAIN. .1 mat, Mem Waukee Crown Penala balled. 1101 Ice - t mo o elk & is. ; soil the drop et TM Miewlog ere am BM al the OLILDINOLUir quitosioue -- woo *. . 1 . w awa is is. atom It e. 4 MUM ebta bm ilekrelmlmek . he. OFTIOIX T PIPM Kellseleednek rileolem- We have received the trials Ana Merespondenee ors 0c0",„,.i., remise soL 111M1•L a .........., mei ow reedy. ;dee ke.*Laiot Obi -- el III• Sar SI II ss .. .-- ate' ....., ow 0 m0..0 . mei Immemßg Mee w. = from Madrid el the 4th t., bat their contents me IMll o M i ler wi t2 www. TlZN i rle BOOK me aim I , y o ..tr a rta iw rr tl ui t:rres. la zawia. e me Tu risc at.i. s.scss t.si tyk maims:Ant. It is laid that the oppositioo to the tirsid - m dm is " i t____lc I. l" Agsa ' Names ministry is daily beaming lan violent. r ...Az ... ~.- . ..c.r..= -, 5 ,......, ir..... Teel la go. The Itmek Desk The (Me e rd muss .. D00 . 4 ,.. a , 0 . 64 so 1 ao olo s 4 d u o w ok so 1-16 - roe WM loran oma be oo; ....... in e t Chons sedsata. a dolt II NIL 4•At i ... M n= l es:a r "Lb= v o -," s) ere. Vles me (Mtn orb; on Ildek Of wad Penh% term Me to Iva * woo IsgramiaMmlosse ere herwirwrirda Nos is ,eihe m e mo mo mo m l4 i to a r4 le r o ol o to ' spar roe acme W.; me. cus end b.II:Y Mir I Mar Ilehn ( Sas 010148 h P O _ Balk IL 111. Thelorkmeirl Peel Pli=m% LI Mk L 4 veer sammee PO Om" 48 M s y s lr i era woom oolosee 1 The ~..g rame - wiarz at r i ez ......-=!.=„risk. m Ti ' * .t . . tile Mind Tool pope. TVlelley Mh Floe* so escer. Me/A7 IMMO Towle am hi Miek rho Win men lip el 11e 5 i .. .. Thimme TrlrliloWesee TM ® P i Towl 77.1. ' di "' lb b Slabb IL f re ar.... ii.o. to .1=13. 4. sur .6,..... ft t1t i " ..-1121.1 =r wftli " iis to zsla i" .. a ass dr. a......„ TM Mae mad taro tab l o ct .: 1".4 1 & I mAlL T erb eelfti mtm www ww, dem beide Swot .." Tr i Climer mws NM Fmk The /TIMM cm Moo ITALY. meow w 0i.....ar5.d. et hod Fowl& _—..-... ftwo rer wi ttl ll= * per roma Dm ~,,a., c o t - aWome.) w ereMemb Ol e TIII• 11/VII•a ss °Ws M WM. TURIN.-The Cbseordis of Turin, of the Bth hut., Ci=sa, me 416 „.a ll• Is " oi l a = sa j e d o li p aa ajw i ril ' 7 IQ et meommee sad wave ter the lover el emtram."-.1•11. l 'lrra=,..W w = mom 'Vibe Miii " " "." :I■lll.lilerf i ems. ei•et bsi assail" says : A singular rumour has ciroulated in the bilvan Loc.: ocooln i rd *ma it goad to= w too=== of the chamber. It la said that the late ministry 10: 1 2,.., 11 "=',.....ci. des lie beam le MI so mode be t . imam Be. lemma, InlabLmst s ...=" l " haying re fl ected on the resolution they had taken, bad It •••••=..... maa le renew . solo eit, la beep Moe mgMeem m am a . -•-• Wires et Ige - W• theonmemhed •••11 , ter 4 1 . 11 " 4 " bhiS determined to withdrew their resignation, and to - . STATE OF PARIS LAST EVENING. PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION. The presidential election commenced yesterday morning, and at sewn o'clock Lst evening, when our last despatches leg, all was quiet in and around Paris. There was very little excitement, and the opinion pre vailed, that, at all events in the capital, a majority of the voters will be for Lillis Napoleon. The following is from our own correspondent: PARIS, SUNDAY EVENING. Paris has presented to-day the aspect of • public fits. The weather has been beautiful. All the thoroughfares and places have been crowded with promenaders, in gay attire, and there is oertaiuly nothing in external appearances to indicate alarm. Movements in the Faubourg St. Marceau and the Rue Mouffetard, are spoken of, however, in which the Guard Mobile arid the populace have again come into collision. No serious result however has ensued. The army has been delivering its votes to-day, and I understand that the majority have voted for Prince Louie. There are exceptions, however, to this. The 21st regt. of the line, for example, has voted almost unanimously for General Cavaignac. The number of voters in the different sections to day was very great. It was observed, that most of those who in the last elections had abstained from voting, appeared to-day at the ballot. A section is etablished in the Salle des Conferences of the Assem bly, where the votes of the members are taken. About 490 voted to-day. Several telegraphic despatches have been received fr m the departments, which announce that order p. evails everywhere. The voting will be closed in Paris to-morrow eve ning, at six o'clock. We shall begin to receive partial results of the election on Tuesday . morning. Innumerable rumours are in circulation of frauds intended to be practised in the ballot. One of the moat curious of these reports, circulated, of course, by the enemies of General Cavaignac, is to the effect that some millions of bulletins have been printed in an ink chemically prepared, with the name of Prince Louie on one side, in black ink, and that of General Cavaignac on the other, in invisible ink. These fluids are prepared separately , so that in the inte rval during which the bulletin remain in the ballot-box the name of General Cavaignao will become visible in black ink, while that of Prince Louis will be bleached out. These on Jets, however ingenious and curious, receive no credit. It is understood that both the candidates have peoviiionally . nominated their cabinets. In that of General Caviugnse, M. Dotson) would be President of the Council ; M. Armand Marrast would be Vice- President of the Republic. In that of Prince Louis, M. Oslilon Barrot would be Vice-President of the Republic ; Marshal Bugeand, Minister of War; M. Leon tie Malleville, Interior; M. Paw', Finances ; M. Leon Faucher, Minister of Public Works; General Changarnier, Commander of the National Guard ; General &demi, Commander of Paris. The clubs, which have hitherto remained open, under' the pretext of being electoral meetings will, it is said, be closed on Tuesday. They are the focus of maul dangerous violence and disorder. Tile removal of General Changarnier from the command of the National Guard is still spoken of. If the first returns which are received be favourable to General Cavaignac, his contemplated dismissal will, it is said, be carried into effect. We have received, by electric telegraph from Diver, a despatch from our Paris correspondent, with news from the French capital up to seven 1 o'clock last evening. At that time all was tranquil L 7.--11 re l• Godhe. :9 1.4 4 I tral orb, S ri OW: II Sig h um , Prime vi a rinsad ves nitrated. moll We. bk • efittki MINI lin .147.16101. II Prise. TI II OII4II, 47110 ow. I sari mi. Ile km, l• the kia2 OM OM et we WI mph, lift Quo • aim gm • The at dk ~.w. s e • vtre7 ihe • estenhe %dm aki dna Indmi. Tie the Min the ta/Allt ISA —.V•e. Dec a, der ants kaple.leal k i"l e il i I, lioL_ h. I% ot 14 weft. LAIN 14, h lam. N ; Dm 3 iar, limagessler. ruilder, es. e. 19 &Jo& &liPh vel7. 22 & Jo& a Wither. 23 at 11, ft of. rag. 10 = r.. Graims. 2&I U. ; a lia7drig or. Dn. II St. HN orr. Da„ aeolalNtaa. r. at moo Liverpool; or it, 81; .at 1 Lisa. Moab.; ot ', et It. St arthy, 3 & Jen. In 1 , .& Kisate. Dos. 111 Icralkip4t. ; ridgy lON Mil. 6 01011111111111 , Utah's, ma. I. bmilier. . aay !ell. of 44.. my ly) of► laid. .upos-Tyai. 11E., Des. Wales, Nil. na, Doi% rpm Jul. —lit lk Wt at Otnat. ro .b..q.so rt a = .of fat, of la 10114.. waser—US or—lid &v. Iv. db. sraieMpling eager la as r Oros% litaust Oulilholl4 —DeL IL J. Iwo i avai lk. Ma ow Er Prv" L= ii—Alismalll Imam Ito It, Des. 11 Is 0. Jos Meet MEW. 11. D. AIM. i.di.. James. eskillii—J. *Mks llAra. mil a &_ - tinteldr•-• k J. -F. D. rem Ns. slum& W. Wood Kawiwpoir rodeo. paiwoo. Top torki ; 11 . AVlcoo Din 000lOo= D Po; Atm Mak k 070.-8.11 •1 1: No. Trek.—rtramo. koo riM. Mortarlmmo. °misstep., d • , %be wife of 11. MEM. d• Ws, wits of u• H. F. Sallowie. by Wood. 0 1 • IL DRAW. OS. J. IN" In, he arc L L It s :;.VaaL : not smit WA" J.. &maw it J. Mr Olt to. Lt• f . WWII% Man ■lllll4O. Ilawri. lish pert WM a sr wos It I. Hail" IN. I. marl. M. Adler 01 al * aw. J. INV* losbar. PRICS FOURFICNCI OF ANT BOOILYSLL6a. CONTANTO of the Number for SATURDAY. December P. et rrHE ATHENAEUM, lama of English sad .11. Foreign Mamas% Seleace. ma Mr Moe Arta Twenty-far INV iMilli Va/Pa WIMPS OT, VIM IIitIACTI WWII. effigies* hem Accemilea Omer owl TboailVe la Forel. in err ems 1L 10/ S. lalliMMele Asada fft 8 Uffl. Jams& of Perimamical Malicia*. Plem k rere . ,,fm XI . Ifergemea. MIMI by F. Inalicer. Menefee =mi sad Me Pm& By Kn. Jails. 13;=eaaert. WITS .wane smell m Nies Mr Warm realm LOA te.. et Plato. laillaGeMmera. ly D. 11. AMA I ilemillea ley J. Weiglet. Oa Oalwadla Yafalhea. lay Gnat Vole.* Rev. VI. Valid'. A. 8. Waralthra. Oateleet. Farm.— Tba femet IMMIIM—FreIMom la rmillevelm. Ora IV nice Clemer•—lhael be Maw 0 MOW 8 nal 11:i mat Wary of Mr . B. = ismb AraMeimery Yat ► me* ce e ll ela g a lL i t 111 C a l = Malea--CeL Ileums% • el e s tinea for Mktg Ow me la IM nee A am.—Milicleafary AreklMatera 87 w. a lallM—Nof Pubbeelloaa Voss MIT Gomm :—Dareelore of NW* Malbliem—Tmelmies for Pent Room of MAY limeem—laverpeel 141Millea—Ameeerahos Society kit laspreenomt of Arelearotmee. Mr sic ewe vas Daum .—Coreed Ibmeetese (Wltela of Wbeftromerel—M. Jellies ,=„..in. Comb, Opine= Foul —8 Boos %ATP@ "La 1 !USUAL LOP DlAllplo u. 4lo.lollloaNza. aOS WMIK— Mar ' tArierre - -Kboe. lagreapt Debst—Fremb llsocsuanaa 7..-amealiey ta Ibileole—Mele Few Olice—Ortife liverans—lfseeMetea Ileaameat—leabmsetseOemmemieMioa Weems ;Ilaglead emi Iniarel. Oak" the ATIIKNAIVII of say bombast.. trio, 6d.. fr TO ALL WHO HATO V THE GARDENERS' C CULTURAL (The HORTICULTUR t 1 !Al Ot ISATURDAY. Dec Alward!. Agicußabl• My 1111 " ban Hy Jobe. AMS:0•11.1114. to b. Maras. Woos to DIPM, to fool. By Mr. J. Rlobtea. Boo.oopors ozporiesco Boloolail Boost; ut Bamborth Boa halos Coluador. bowsaws+ oplookrosa Cormotkoso OM* toi - so hi& By Roy. O. Wil iam. - to O B m fowl Conon oroaddlono. to moan Gowen oL By Mr. IL Bowers. Bobrldia. GodoloOot. Oms's. ppm. to oho ComorroUve Wants Copal di AsKrollo. tll Dr. UM. rAll b ira UHNONICLE and AGRI GAZITTO NT *Altai= Loam) Tw=liser Amiss . lia ha =4 4nowilw e 4 'r"' Mi a. imam= • Ire WM*, Ike Ye lit O Pl Xlsesere regime 1 Me& eles PW '' lane opeesreadve et low WOW li•- r•SW PIMII I IMmitaII 6.12.6. Ne w. lege 111 0 rurn=llieists NNW et Illdscation. By T. C. Brows. BA-. Urareeder F. wall Forming. detAtb. Cul. Bairstome a•i110 flfo.lll. By By. T. Row- Bath cutters By Yr. B. Cos. bluAle wow Ily mr. n. c. MOW W A. B. Bortioubßil Habana. limprinassect Meld rirrAMIOUT 01111.0111( slain erakals" addiala r a lig" and 11•116111 piss% id* eel end marksb. and • ••••10.• sOm aLll 4.cLbs Icamed••• •C Or C rU••••••••• VW* Wia.lol laiMarta. -Illmag nr. kaiak co. - Ira" 01 lora" Oa Trapani,'" By ra Mr. T. M. VicamiVrani ; Ira ler. O. W a rarli , la ni la Dr Mr. T. Tana. war aortal" mane of GM AGRICULTURAL oA alarm OrGatiprdis. nark ma from Ur /NAGA bop. AAA owl ors. MO ealaiwisal await of kr w simmisbc—olles kr Gmia. CoGsSoriss. WAS& 'N. Oh. dee4 MEM HISTORY Pries of FItANM from the Earliest A- Period. By Items vs BONIIIKIIOIIL The gm eellsoes et the hoe& eases esensehol IN the sae et the Wseelselee. Tble week le the Mews assregal el be the 1111• Ma el MSS Naiellis /mos, where les WM, weed thread lee IKE HISTORY ot the UNITED STATES of atilllOA. Bf JON h.", of ?Waal"la. maw2* bowl in idoth, with alsetpthree wood angravinp. price ta. dd. ILLUSTRATIONS of the BIBLE, and CON -1,1111•WIONS at SACILID HIBTORY. bon NOW U. MIMS at %GYP?. By W. C. Taw's. LID. From leiminewin Ilarald.—` • inkshis Inawnwmald• so I••••• *4 Whom ad wiry Wine! MAW the MC nIONA Hamra Houses lilradnudos to Ws Crlttesl Waft WW Wlllphwat—" Saw* Winn linnand WM of Wilphara ada mare sr Ns In &WNW enawied Takina, and la a mw". llWhi bm ts egma jtik• "I S i — 1 - I . Len Wawa and will eadenlad rW.en me . j k trisens isek nsidad. Mist la TAYLOR. WALTON, asd WAIIIMLY. Boo dam mad Patillows to Ualarnlty OMB's Um, rmtunrs SCIENTIFIC LlBit e Lt er riart the Vas of ildicrola Points W i Artias. sad et ) la Ow ammo of s ir wet to a swim tow Um as soalsaullint rime , to radar swat Ws at laa. X . mrd e k t a idurs .. .. asl m potrsto almodo ;to pumas alms it low sot Won dttestei Isle* Mee todlekaillAZOlClL Woo MY wads = . 1.,...h., riotous draw ant at tosiks owl sum to cm War to molt* Wo dotasoloollost i l imomollions are intioM ea rer the obi sod Mot for the , Bs iitoralo of orb are reload sot only ton tirahr =lst to tido doortort lons. Inftli Edition. AA SYSTEM of POPULAR GEOMETRY; eon - Wait, la a Non lamas 03 numb of the Nkrowste of Matti so is otworwory mot oullkkost for • right oadordaadlag of oval art eel winos Is tto leoMoh troths sod met ;clad**. By Owns, RAW" A.B. Irks 41. 61. do4L ti. Now YdlUos COMPANION to to the POPULAR GEOMETRY; la irbleittho elements ot Alaimo) saws are Indioaload6 Wow Waled, mod roodotol proctlcally aloha to the voitoms pillow of N. with maim. coca D 7 Osoaos Daum LB. Mao B. OA otallt II!. Third adlitio, 4 SYSTEM of POPULAR ALGEBRA ; with • esdkoa. propitious see Progismicsa By (Moses Do litoT. Moshe. tot. IT. SYSTEM of Spi P er forpriar Toratism os rIerTRGONOMETRY, both Plass awl M aps id* gala Aggakallon el Mato to p s oswaVy. $7 Oaoso l iro t riii, Mot to. Gd. . lot Malay aboi=kgiloNstroorladeo ct Yam Milaelk Ea l earil :Op. so road witb moo adooMw • o Popular Oassoofig r= Woks.'" —lona el BMW sada* " ssaiwai. Mg AMMAR ASTRONOMY. By OzosoADABLIT, 1: Ls. .... 41 ............ 5....1...,..... . l'barslo a .....i.g 050t imam. utaldi. ,„,,,111MM... ==.2 21:6 = =V wow tga tram' .'"--- It ir oto - Tee= to,. Dab, ••-dam. NOrMor *N k r at i f 6 ) 6 of seld. Bas IN- DiONSTIOS owl 0031 WHO •As rim lamas 'armor; Atoms& *mid% itiowket.. assort si lopoe*. mtilled Ur As N:rey wisall g ri 4 Uarmar• De owl . TS. Sew ; al sad War oast pantries ems prigs In WM? r TO NAT MUM AND AVOID ; omeems.so Asti 0 .. au. cionsm—sw= _ tamp. swot Wall;:= z Lkair r rerra el ills ' dr ainesii MOW. ma bp IBM/ mein the ffers. ammo* of Or y r„r Is IWO Ow Mon mid 0 lite le Ira . To Ye ha of ~NW% aireasMo-roir ; Oarralbo. 147, Mel Ana. Now. a. emirs; Man. 447. Wei Mail; or and trio On tiesr.s. AllOlllll% SHIPPING. Nana Aaarins.—ltaidi,4;Dosashades, 2; remelt, 2 ; Flsadas, 2; Honied, 1. Loaves, Dec. 11.—Windi this day at noes, 8.8. W., light bream an d Sae, clear, mild weather. DM', Deo. 9. —B. W. to 8.8. W.—Arrived : Amish, Banisters, for Rotterdam 11111i,barque No. 32,691, first or mooed pedant, and sailed he Lesion. Arrived from the river : 9th, Caldew, S , N. 8. W. ; Alexander Hall, Coquimbo. 10th,'. YWktkfas By _daily, N. 8. W. ; em, Bathurst Gambia; Elt ia r i llifikeo • Ea Peraanabitoo; Thomas Crisp, ; Rici . Grande k Ntr Grimm. Arend from the river sad nailed: 10th Ti',, Misiew South Wales; Paajaab. Calcutta; Doves of Good Hogs; lionesser, Columbia ; Demers= ; A yr' Bat haulm Calphanise, =ey, New South Wales ; Sophia Moffatt, Bombay ; Nohow, and others. oittrz, Dec. B.—The Euphessia. from Dunkirk to oath, which lank off Holy Island, 29th ult., has bee, gat up, and now lies on the harbour sands, appareatly Iwail damaged. I,manroox, Dec. 9.-B.W. ; 10th, B.S.W.—Arrived Bth Alexander Robertson, Buenos Ayres ; Nary Allen, sad Sir R. Jackson, Montreal. 10th, Meg of Ream and Mhnpore, Calcutta ; Glmadrit, Buenos Ayres; Sir Charles Napier, New; York ; Colombians, do. sad New Orleans; Fiats, H alifax; Astoria, Quabee. Bawd 9th, Fiera, Bombay; Wallas Russell, Simpkins, an Bonita. Pernambuco; Mak =Brazils; Alice,RA Guayra; Laurel, Tampico; Jess H. ,New Orleans; Sopa b,Mobile ; Leseashire,Xad Lady sidle Laks, Saviunalt ; Wariagiord. Calcutta; filiensndosk, Philadelphia; Naomi, Cambria, Cambridge, Caleb GAM thaw, and Mansion, New York. 10th, Mary Holland. sad Elizabeth, Buenos Ayres; Maly Bibby, Dammam ; 0016. Mita, and Dolores, Hanna • Bison, Trindidad ; Margaret., Jamaica ; Alice Wilson, John Carroty , and Elizabeth, Now Orleans ; Greenock, Dela, Coromandel, and Mary Caroline. Mobile ; Sarah and *mills, sad Evergreen, Savannah ; Al bion, and Princess Alice, Charleston ; Roe, and Kalamazoo, Philadelphia; America, Constitution, sad Sir Harry Smith. New York ; Bey State,_Bestan. Mu.roau, Dec. B.—Tlie Dispatch, from Priam Edward's Island to Bideford, drove on the rocks near Lenny Head yssterday, sad became a total wank; crew (except one man) drowned; a small portion of materials saved, and about 500 dials is a damaged state. The Illyrian, from Richibucto to t=l, on Portb-y-Pwill, in Common Bay, this , and received mnsiderable damage, and must dis chary. Limaroor, Dee. 10.—The Sirius, foe Valparaiso, was ran into the Lloyds last night, and loss bowsprit, head and cut watar. Solna RorALDIUAT, Dec. 4.—The American barque John Carver, of Scarborough, was driven on shore oaths east aide of Widawall Bay yesterday, during a gals from W.N.W., bat was got off soon afterwards, snaking a deal of water, and with neck of rudder broken. Emma. Des 9.—The Colin., from Hartlepool to Otternsey, 11 is been sealetad back to t he former port, it is supposed inth considerable damage, having been on shore on the rock. near this place this morning, and discharging part barque, cargo. A barque, water-logged, with masts standing, yards aloft, jib-boom gone by the sap, had a high poop figure-head, and painted ports, no one seen on board, was pored on the 17th ult. is lat. 46 N., long. 38 W. COMMERCIAL 4 MARKETS. Mock Wm day Oulu I Deliver, lust week Do. km Whoa Arrival Wiwi& . . ..... .. Do. from lst Jim; .. . , I Price T. C. dila day per cwt. , MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE. 21o• o'Clock.—The funds have been very animated again to-day, with a further advance of about * per cent. in prices. Consols have been as high as 88 to 881. They are now lower at 871 to 88 for money and time, the government and mother influential broker having been sellers of about 160,00 W. The French news as to the progress of the elections hav ing had so little effect, we may conclude that the account is against the "Bears." Reduced Threes are 861 to 1. Three-and-a-Qaarter per Cents., 861 to 7. Exchequer Bills, 395. to 425. prem. Bank Stock, 189 to 191. We are with little alteration in foreign securities, which support their quotations, but without much demand. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents are firm, at 47 to 8; the Fours, 72 to 3. Russian, 100 to 2. Danish, 64 to 7. Belgian, 70 to 2. Mexican are better, at 22 to 1. Peruvian have advanced to 38 to 40. Brazilian, 73 to 5. Chilian, 81 to 6. Spanish Fives, 111 to 121; the Threes, 241 to 61; Passive, 3 tot. Portuguese, 24 to 6. lON GLUM PON Ds. Beak Soak. LP 91 1 3 par C. Cow tar ie., ri pa Ot. lei Anna.. OH 1 per OuNiNi I pm ft &ea s Ezenegototmo. M. to da. TOECION 4 pet Ci• Anatriia 8°441 . 41E pot OL 310344. 70 1 3or Oat WL eX.1113431 SOLO 143 13(1L.33 330403 I % I TS, Aro Be.. X Ditle reff Ct. 24 per 01. CIL Dula 1 .111 W . 47 3 4 per Dumb Oins.. FUND& 694r .d. 0 111 . 4 1 i tz too Pit . 11 1 ai I. IT lidr.. Wan& 134 a.. RAILWAYS.—Bhares are firm, and looking better. We quote, East Anglian Preference, 21 to 21. Groat Northern, 12i dia. Madrid and Valentin, 17s. Read ing and Reigate, # dia. Buckinghamshire, 3 die. Boulogne and Amiens, 6! to 6. London and Black• wall, 4h. WILE; EPPRCTIID UP TO TWO TRW DAY IN LONDON. (Setserases (eel be sod in lard page.) Bk., Waiver., and Dudley Lea., Brighton, and S.C., 286 1 duly paid, or with a gnarens Do. Pref. S per Ct. 1632, 46 tee, 141 Do. New Our. 6 per Cent., 31 Bristol and Exeter, 591 Loa. and K. Western, 361 Caledonian, 19i Ilan., Buxton, snClllatleek, 11 Do. New Itl Pref.. 41 5 Man. B eft, k Lin. New 101. Cheater a Holyhead Prof., 1$ Pref., 10 Banns CounHas,•llll Midland, 7111 Do. New Omar. 6 per Ct., 11 Do. SOL OnneeL Pref., 91 Do. Northern lb Haden ttper Do. Crew Bris.l•l3inn., 1161 Cent, 3sl North British, 141 Do. 3 per Cent., 601 1 Do. Qrs.. 3 Bast Linosinshire, 141 3 Do. Tlurcl4, 2/ / Exeter, Yeovil, it Dewclaw., 11 N. elseffordstner, 31 urea Northam, 61 1 Reeding. Ouild., it Reigate, 91 D. Halm A, Ds t, 31 1 Shropshire Cason, 1 1 De. Halm B, 6 per Cent. S. Linton. 29 Guar, $ Do. Thirds No. 4, 61 1 Crest Western, 731 61 South Wake. SI Si Do. Halves l 4sl $ York, Neste., a Her., 96 Da. On., 1 Do. (Orig. New. and Bet.). 24 Do. Pi ft ha 7 Do. Ni.Es No. 2 (New. and Her. ), Hall a me nd Tor Selby ILL . 111 Lem. ii. al DoU.N.E. Per., 61 1 Do. Midi (Beg.), 4 York k North Midland, 30; Do. flew 6 pee 01.0r0r., 61 Do. Pref., 61 Lon. it N. Women, 116 19 Do. Z. and W. Bid. Ex., 2s Do. 10L M. kB. (B), 101 N. of Panes, 6 LITEZPOOL SALES, pecan= 9. . . The market wee wens mob Meat Welters Bahl% el Lao. k N. Waiters, 117/ Do. New Oval l e. id. p Ilea" NAL. k Ut. Orbaaby h Shelf 10N , 11l 711 Do. Helves, 10/ N. Thirds, N Mews" Owes., sad Meter 101. Peet, IN fibropthirs Nuke, H t C., si York, News., sad B. (O. N. N. Par.), Then was DOperes Piga was alawat at a stand-still. Lane. ond York. M 9-16 d N. ddlbrdoldre, 61 d Dumas 9. see in prices, but business This market was langaid, alteration. Biro., Woiv., t Stour Valley, el d Mak. Shia. kiln. No.l, 81 d Do. No. 3, 141 Do. Pref., 91 LINS, DWIIIIIIM IL but in pricer there was no Shropshire thgae, 31 d - LEEDS BALM, DIIOIIIIIII 9. The transactions in share to-day were rather more nume rous than yesterday; prises being without alteration. Caledonian, 19 Great Northern, 12$ d E. Laneultire New, 91 j d Do. !Mew A. 31 N. Iltadbrdehne, . $ d Do. 11, 3 9.15 1 North Western, 9 3-10 Do. Towi -.. ii fro 31 0 31 1 COALS.—Ilalf-part .—Eden Main, 17s. 6d.; Tanileld Wow, 16s ,• West Hartley, 16s; Walls Bad Adelaide, 17.. 6d. ; Wail's End Braddyll's Hatton, 17s 61. ; Walls End Hatton, 18s. 6d.; Walls End Stewart's, 18s. ; Walls End Tees, 17s. 9L—Ships at market, 38. PRODUCE. —MIMING-Wm, Half-past Tic 4.— Tka public gales declared for to-morrow are lame sad va rious, Ms., 200 borates& of West India, 2,500 bags of Mauritius, and 3,000 bags of Gams; Coles, 1,500 boos Goes, pat wive. 120 bales of limbs, 500 bug of Marino, sod 300 bop of Bragg ; (saltpetre, 7,000 bags; Bin . 6,000 begs; sad 200 balm Masao. We an without tramsetiess of any importance to rerat to•day, but Cotton moan a firs appsannos. Tim Ti. bus jut reminded, showing • wry dull appsuaues for all desarip. IM$. 15,771 5,205 49,`.1.2 64,203 4110. Od 51e. Od. 11,662 2,416 61,641 41 55,069 465. ed. 494.6 d. 32,307 1,14. 16,0111 11,681 ,033 445. ed. Mb. et. S CORN.—Maas-taltg.— The supplies of Wheat dag tha peal west, of both foreign and home growth, have lbws small, and the receipts this morning by isell outlay sample from the soar counties were scant Li.... y selt, for the most part, in very defective condition ; neve the Meet and Kentish stands were tolerably well ' el , s at se early hour, at fully last Moaday's rates, au for chola qualities that day'. pries were in same instances azatodod. Foreign Wham was in fair nipasek at mocks' quotatioas ; when facton held for on advance s business was shocked. Batley was tot a free sale, but its value cannot be quoted bow. TM Paste remark will apply to Oats. Hems and Peas much as last quoted. 11111111111. asap Pa W.*. WUmr, Lem sad limo rod 40 CO 44 to 30...whit0 43 to 50 to 14 Norfolk sod Budblli. 38 to 40 to 49... do 44 to 51 to Si Wawa (imm or Iludblk Comb. t Lan., red.. 42 to 46 to 49 _whim— 44 to 48 to 111 Northumb. sad lkotoli do.— to —... d 0...... to —to WY do Km— Boma; Feeding 24 to 26...4M - 1:44 21 to 24 to lltatiog. «........30 to 31.. am. 32 m Sam Worms to •••• oars, lige Food. 16 to 19 10 19. 0d...bh0k.. —to —ood Moods ... IS to 19 to Ms 61...p0t0t0 211 to 342 41 Bend* 4 hoot& food 19 to 210 09...p0tat0 11 to 21s 14 Isiah hod ..- ......... „. .13 to 17. 0d...bi504- 16 to No 411 Ditto potaio..--. .—..— .. . .. . .19 to 214 Si Bass --..........«._—....... 56 to 56 . him tole «..... 16 to of hue. grey Blue SS to 37s 9d. ample 3ll to 0 41 to 44...1mpria1 ... 44 to N. whit. «... 31 to 34 booms 13 to 17 gouty Illarogia... 26 to 28....tidt Borrow 32 to 34...ma1l 34 to 36...01d Tom NM epriag par bosh. —...ses Mater 10 .o 11...0id to -... Lissom), Now 00 to di Lamm Cams pm tkomosi £l l 100. m 11l Ow rto moo at stubs. rums, Trunimodo, doitsond 44 to 46 -am booothold 18 to a Norfolk and Built 36 to 42 .sitito 4l to 43 Northomberhad, Lbscolo, and Yorkshire to —. Somoto sad Nod to —. ..lrish to •••• FOREIGN. ___. llrim; Made mad ILealgeb;rg .. 62 to 56.. fist 59 to I halal Tansisast=t, mad fiterlo, 50 62 10 36 sad Dud* aad Risalargh Rusin 42 to 46—Egyptian to Dards sad Odra . al to 431 =a kird to ..acdt —le to ..Asstralisa 52 to 44 ars gauss, 'Foam 24 toial...diatillios....... 21 to 22 bratasOsee 36 to 20...Idarsuar to a; Roma le ta II O Pastararsa sad Stralsaal Swell* sad Doi\ ..... .... l7 to 20 Frisesital all Da* Rs( 17 to IS Ditto Drew ... 10 to 14. Aid,— —to -... Sian, Oak- to aid. to Small to —...01d. — to T 47 1412 241 to 19...Thaaar .“, 2744 Ps ..• 30 mo 33...00074... ••••••• 13 M l . Yam, old —to 0•7 OO —...largo ..... • • —lO —. Laicism Battle and Bogdan id to 36 to as Ilsatarrassaa sad Odor- to Se to 40 Ramos Jammed Urns= CAa, free of da=toa. g 3 10a• 80 , g 5 15s. Lamy Cams, Dank oad A e Oa. te , d 9 Os. Ditto Trench sad Araseican L II 10a. to .f ° 9 10a nova Amadeus, pir barrel of 191118 s 2O to it Daatda aad Hamburg to Canadian hods par a* of 28018 a. free Se to 41 ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM 4th DEC. TO 9th Fo DRO. tas. Rafam. Sala& Irish. rage. *beat 1434 Slid O 2717 73 1749 Ws I 760 493 I IS I 63112 rasa 4,049 ado ; 1,371 tarsal. Malt, 1,923 qrs. wawa. AVERAGES. Wlasat 4 larlar l Oats. Oct. 26 06314 74104 44 Nov. 4 514 144124 104204 78, 11 ... 224 04, 1 334 74104 10 & 301 _ 14 564 24, 1 344 Id 20. 141404 104 Ns 144v4 23 314 64334 Id 204 2,1104 104 144 104'404 N Das. 34;3b 00 194 114 314 24 364 214 4 04 WI weeks' AA. Aver. 314 44,33 s Id 20. 4430. 34137. Id Or - a Dom—Moat, 44. ; BaNity, ; Oats, 14. 68. ; Rya, Boma, sad Peas. 24. Palm 10.4. WY Ss% 4.1 Nev. U. Nam. 1441 am 224 I E y e ' 6 138 6 137 Beams. I 1 3.11 . ROL 41 la AI la ie a I ... I I :7. I 1, 4••• /amnia, Dro. 9.—To-day the value of Wheat was falif supported, and for good samples the demand was iacrea The B.rlvy trade was much better, sad priors were held firm, whilst for the beet qualities ls. ner qr. more money was realised. Oats maintained last week's prime, but buyers only purchased for th eir present wants ; and the trade was therefore limited. Beans were without alteration. Wheat, from 101. to 141.55. per load. Barley, 28s. to 34e. Oide, 19e. to 23e. Beans, 355. to 44e., per qr. Ayx.amariv. Dec. 9.—The Wheat trade was dull, with no alteration from last week's prices. Wheat, 445. to 52a per qr. Barley, 30s. to 335. Beans, 345. to 41e. Peas, 42t. to 465. Oats, 21s. to 28.. Barn, Dee. 9.-Our market was dull, at a decline of 26. per qr. on Wheat. Barley without any alteration. The same remark may be made to Oats, Peas, and Buns. Samoan, Dec. 9.-The supply of Wheat was only mode rate, and in indifferent condition. Good sold Today, but inferior aorta were neglected. Barley u before. For Bans, Peas, and Oats lower prices were submitted to. Borrow, Dec. 9.-We had a good supply of Wheat to-day, and Wedneeday's prices have been fully maintained. No change in Oata Very few Beans offering. Wheat, red; 42e. to 475. ; white, 605. Oats, 145. to 24.. 8e,.,, new, 30s. to 861.; old, 38a. to 40s. CAMWSIDOS, Dec. 9.-Our market was well supported with all Corn to-day, sad Wheat was again lower in price, from le. to 2s. per qr. Other articles unaltered in vahos. Wheat, red, 46e. to 48e. ; white, 60s. per qr. Barley, grind ing, 265.; malting, 30s. to 34e. Beans, new, 30s. to 33.; old, 38e. to 405. Peas, 38s. to 405. Oats, 18e. to 245. CANTIRBUILY, Dec. 9.-Our market was scantily supplied with Wheat this day, and trade very dull; prices about the same se teat week. CAILLIBLI, Dee. 9.-At our market this morning we had an average supply of Wheat, Barley, and Oats. Old Wheat sold at a reduction on last week's rates of la per bushel, and new Is. to 25. Barley and Outs au gave way 3d. to W. per bushel. Sys eold at our quatations. No Buns or Peso offering. Wheat, white, new 215. to 22a.; old, 21e. to 245.; red, sew 191. to 21s. ; old, 19s. to 224. Barley, new and old, 10s. 611. to 115.9 d. Oats, potato, new, 7s. to 85. ; cosmos, 6s. to 71. Rye, 12s. Flour, per stone, 2s. to 21.4 d. Oatmeal, la. 6d. to la. 84. Ryemeal, L. 2d. Barleynual, la 2d. CHILIUMILD, Dec. 8.-There was an increased supply of Wheat at market te.day, whisk maintained about the prises of last week, although aid was to be bought an easier • terms, 620. to 66a. white; 44e. to 475. red. No alteration , sea be noted la opting eon. CoLoeuran, Dec. 9.-Bepely of Wheat moderate, "bleb was taken °S= main, at fully the rates of skis .." - •;:e„ A day yolk. gesondly is not good. 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U 0... 0 Unita Si 0...0 Ona. la Moils 79 0... 0 Los. at par to.. Ilan AS 13 /01 s TALLOW.—The Tallow market is steady. Patera- Nur Y.C. ea the iit, 445. 6d. to 416. 3d. ; Oslo* , ID Doonsbor delivery, to 440. 3d.; squats swathe delk *Try, 435. OP' TALLOW. IM6. i NAL