The Express. — London, England, 1851-11-17 00:00:00

"f ‘ / S C - 2 i ~..l -.i✓A. s -L ~~ ~~~~ ~~~~ • 164:3 rt,51,5, No. 1,632.] LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 17, 1851. THREEPENCE. ISKEARD TURNPIKE ROADS.—AMEND -14. NISNT ad ESTINSION of TRIM el LOCAL mad PIM . AL ACT f OM IV., CAP. ila ; POWRILB to MAILS NEW AD between the FARM at MOUNT Si tOCtisilth and ANTONY WEN ead to MAKE TURN POCK • ROAD her MOORSVIATER ronsueritD, oed kw AItANDOIMENT se TURNPIKE of =- VCR s PIC.. RO ilkt between the rid PARK at MOUNT IDOCORIbR el et lIILLBROON LINK KYD, wed barren MOOR/ 1 Willfiend LISILKARD. WWI Ii HERESY GIVEN, that APPLICATION Is laleale/ rbe reie to Pit itLIAM V.NT la the sent grelea tar ea ACP to Jlepiel is Act pare d la the ems* Tar ed the Beira of /Dag to Poirth, hatred, "Ala Ad he tree alostaany rakish nu Art ispeorag eerier reth WINN to sod tom Liakesed lillth arab rise reds arra reattegail le the Cooties el Corr lea shit Week" and to ~art hr a Seabee term a yews, with me* ereadeseate. alterelleer addllier NM ea miens, sore el the georster et dr NY Ar. irtherag imp geovistaus outhertsig the grater tisa of a Err ghee of mak direr/ her the Pre al More Idgonehtee elm the shave of Igillbruok take, aims Lawalb. Dest., Mari Isilia, mei atm the Ore ga sat. Ma% lam la Mere tiereLlisabltar hie el Kai will pose Mee, ar b iere W l AMB OM gro ll st " Nrr,le ro i =1• 6 :1 gni lima, sit we et thew. a. Asha owl Mama Is asa. is =d Osnewell, era ter malls it Pr 'beim at astern. et at reek et the riding Tamil, Road es Ilee letroth sag of digger ee at tae line et Haar Rhipmeto Sri K r, Lair =l a ir* the Teragges Neel her Derr the Dm/ her tartlets to Traill, air Otra w ar Pitted. WM NW be ear weil OM fa phis ' AMA ty”iallel br the add AM to joriM i 7 k agan "The Mama arllreeVaime Orel anew to air tie trews tow releMdl by se year the preerinisin the sell lalesdell Mt erepre to Stilt so pea el their berylbe Ma, either alleeiewly or lota tens of yam. frabarwita.sal Wawa or. ablerelhan sat iipur mesh were and orilltleew ea rep be arrally egprord ear . es rub la seertaat and oresagleg be thetedi angsay, sod wry savors la the bormighaedi Pwrithof Uthatwas til Swan. 7 a. Ur MINIM • DB ell rg lk arirZrd the foresee el et ." Ow Noir a the ease mid at Pr me T. with the e,th LW psi beam Bea Deradetreet is the Tem of herd he urn Well; art aloe to warm gym Ill• add Orapay red Traresse rearedrely wren t a i Mar her authet arriregirresta whether by lease at etherwise, far the re by the I del, t I the rid whoa or nod lite. Vaele the eel I Car pry, sal be the = m olest. reighterir, regalr then uf by the rid TT•1•••• • .. MA It is prepared by the said irtried Ara St revile he the ail lot seentiered pestles if cod besweleg fire** Br& &bee e► seletrry or during the continuance al lb, weal, so. at Irma recta at the ri . Trasure or /rig ark tire as VW be settled era a-raegen roa er ot marl ; end lA* es provide ter the sat an Turfalle flood. • ither a acoribity ar drag the like ra ~rues of the tenting i ornizika Rood rlir between itiaterzei lea. at tioos•atrr ararsold, and the wait end of the Yoe leerlii.g from Wezt-etreat to lienatreet, la the Toot of d. A War and is peeper by the raid Intended Act to authorise Tolle ft be heir es all rest. for tr. time trim Warr to the °unto/ of the sad Trrir es. end to Niter the eats/ e Tolle. and asithortre the levy. ag a I we or other Tol'el en men of toe said roads es we now reboot le the control of ill. Truster• rung in 'aeration of the said exiting Act. and to err, nary, ce estlnguish, eserptlass from earnest el Toti•. And it is proprord hr the said intended Act to Whirr the 0- atouteition by the Trude,. of Ueda and buildings, reSu s ittz . er ai i , l i gre t Lairr, for pryers deli, d or any, - e s meal, to lop. airy or pernianestiy, ' Xs/ roads, nays, trairrecoanite, pipes, baton, or Whilst/a. winch It ray be muerte or roes. rry Do to stop up, alter. divert, re creme toe the purposes of the rid earl., or say of there, or of say improvements or repairs thereof, w:iirti say be authorised by the odd Intended Ite, esd to very or ea ingueth all rah orris tights or prielleges in, up" or wereeted with the lands and burlier to be rather,/ or scquieed, or the portion or rood mussed to he made Turnpike Soad es phew de, or any other a the rid rare no WOiell in any Isar r impede or interfere with the carrying Into lull and - comp!. to effect the objects and pavers of the sad in tended Act, and to eviler °trier rights and Waken, an I to Fabric the rimer of •uch turbo erne of ewer are the credit of St. Ws to be Lori under th•• pros Wort of the saki Ara as ray be eweread tor rzi.erl for the pinworm of the said Ai. Ad *am is lierrri .Lo rime, that Plane sad Serra ief dm said am piece of rood, and of the pontos of rood prayer/ te be rade Turnpike hood as akevadd, together with a Rai of Rehire i topic.% Mee; and a Copy of this N roe, an radiated la the 't LasAn• Gazette," will be deposited oa cc Ware the twenty sloth day 4 Niernber, MI. with the Chet of the Pere la the County of CionwalL .4 bin tire., to the tows of Pt. Arndt; sod also (as regards the said nes pipe of Road) with the Out of the Peace el too County of beer, at hi Oise is the lily of Enter, end that • Copy of so mud d the rod Plana, zections, and Doak el R trews, as er ilea to Ow reseal Partree In whirl the sold sew pies 1 el rout end aura a of road pr plod be its auti`e Turnpike load, as err recd are situate; together with • espy al tin. Node, en pub. *Ned in the " London thartte," will, ca ert brae the err twisty. Meth day or November, tr &podia with the Parith Clerks of such Parer. respeetirly, at their residerres. Dated the wreath day el November, eat thoutaai tight hundred ad Afty...ne. E. H. PLOLZI, Likeard, tilicites foe the raid Dill. B RITANNIA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, Prissea.4rest, bask, Landma. bisabliabad A.uel 1, 1817. Easpavered by Spam' Aet oi Vartisasst, 1 Vie., cap. 9. (asps.*.— Calumet KOSLItt ALEJLASD an, blackbessb.park. AUV IIVTAGY.I 01' THI4 Nemo* *wired according to them rata are allowed reedit Ice half the um runt of the Mort sewn ensue premiums, paying laurel% *epos st the gate of tire per cent. per annum, with the optima of Ong off the areas ol premiums st Any time, or haring the mood itiumed Poo the .um arrived *ben the policy betromes a Prim. roe ect ca.,. Table adapted eatrectally M the wearingof Lama sad Debts. by Which the 'abet weliflty le attained es my low, but gradually Is. Ilesalad l'reintum. Potiewo wilt Nit the emit= of a Rae, at my time within tweiw mouth 4 it health tram.. unimpaired. A ifoacluf Land.,* In attendance daily at 2 o'clock. Age of the kitared to every caw ellasitted is the policy. Medical Atte . thug, remunerated is all caws for :heir reports. t meet tram the Hall Credit Elates of Premium. Mora Premium moored for as Aerurnoce of LIdO, fur the Whole Teas .4 Lik. Ae Premium ■ ewes lean. .9 I : i I i li e E. E. FOSTER, Reddest Director• ANDREW FRANCIS. atteretary. Si I 9 I 9 2 liars. iii i i i WHISKERS AND MOUSTACIIIOS. The unpweedreted maws of ROWLAND(' MACAINIAR 01i. In producing there ornmnrate ( f Illeashocd, is minimally brows wail appremairo, and ir recorded by Teednionista mast numerous to Dem* saws and entitled by the hieheat authorities. The Oil is pro.erai. Mettle nick, dial ut nourishing. Imstd beautifying the ho me Iltir. in all climate*, and In oases on elision+. It inelowites Ito term* prolamine Into the pores of the bend, ontrishes the Hen bib endep , rude, secelendes It. growth, elseinte U from never had Liabdrilf, sestriaa tt in inututity, end etstinsee Its prossisks besitliy viwter, silky irgures. end laminar enclenaereg m the IMAM peed id Wawa Me. rrue Ss. al.. 7...1.mi1l balks (Mug In Wow radii ley SU, and double that aim, 21.. pie bottle. hal Bottle of the genuine article has the wade .11warlaste Me. erne stunned to to. lines on the Wmpprr ; and on the beck epee Wrapper rawly „NW tan re, eentakiug 19,1:01 tritely. laid bg than at 111,11ATIO/LOARULIN, LONDON, and by all lumYa sod heronries. EIFTY THOUSAND CURES WITHOUT ME-I NO VV. ban DU Ilhattell IlLiVeLe-N f ANUS= MOIL 49,032:---ithy yews* lagemthelle *pony from drayepeLt. aseveerem, sethme.wetheeleheilloblaietrory. two" matures alas Mere% mud verrettep, brie keg femme b 7 In Parry. ea. what got."—Marla JuUy Vni, Leer Me% Norfolk. Ne. n, d Crowed.: N. the t Itne. the Lord Stout ge Del s:-1' I lore thrived teemigereile break hole year Fon& ratherlo the pehtleatloo attune Yr.,"—Stuart de beim geld in ankeeis.l eh, et i M.; Molt 46.114.; *lb., at Ith ; If lb, 01 Us. lbspreeellasi relit,. 10 th. at le& g 3 lb. at fah.: the 1 0 lb. OM 1110. eroleelee eor ernt free d ea teeript of Wat., thor order. by DO WIRT orl CM Itl, WeMid., Langan; oleo 60, filmortmealmlysik ore 46, 060100.40410016. MrSDEI ASO &ACIDIC n THE Tarn:SHAM Corer-ao y n.—On Saturday a murder wa. divovered to bare beta committed is White Hart-eourt, Windmill-street, Tottenham-onirt-road. On the 6th of this month, • mimeo• table young woman, about twenty-five years of age, took lodgings et Mrs. Sl'eerthy's, at the above address, bringing with her a baby about six or seven weeks old, stating that she was a lady's maid out of place. She had a box of good clothes for the child, as well as plenty fur herself. She op. peered rather reserved and not communicative. and went in and out without excitinx any suspicions. On Saturday she was observed by the neighbours to come in about half-past three in the afternoon, anal to go out about five. Shortly afterwards Mrs. M'earthy came home, and found the child lying on the hearth rug, with its head nearly severed from its body, and a rasor lying beside it in a pool of blood. The mother was sought for some time in vain ; it was found that eke had left behind her all the elothm, If. Its. tid. in money, said also a book of the Greenwich, Lewisham, and Lee Sav ings Bank, showing a deposit of 20s. In the course of the meninx two policemen on duty in Hyde-park discovered a I body in the water, and on drawing it ashore a gash was discovered is the throat. The body was removed to the werkhouse, Mountmrset. Grosvenor-square, and there re. lateby Mm. M'Carthy that of the child's mother. l d as .LOsION AND Loss OF LIFL—A terrible =- ias has occurred in the White Stone Pit, High = r al Birmingham, which has resulted in the death of one mss, and severe injuries to two or three others. The pit belongs to Meters. Blarkwell, and on Friday six men de manded the shaft by the skiff. Having reached the bottom, they were preparing to alight on the scaffold which covers the " pump," when one of the men, having snuffed • lighted can dle, he incautiously threw the snuff upon the planking. It unfortunately dropped through a small aper ture into the tank beneath, and In an indent a fearful ex plosion took place, fur the scaffolding, which was of im mense thickness and weight, was rent asunder, and two of the men were thrown into the roadway of the workings, bet the other four wen driven up the shaft a considerable distance, then fell into the tank, in which some seven or eight feet of water, strongly impregnated with gas, bed esilteted. Mr. T. Ferday, the colliery surgeon, was men it attendance, and has dose all he poseibly could for tilie_poor sufferers. EASTERS, COUNTIES, MEAT NORTIIERN, The Great Northern, in conjunction with the Eastern Union end East Anglian companies, propose to form • com er, sod make • line from the southern terminus of the Meet Anglian Railway at Denims to the Eastern Union line near Norwich. This line, if made, will open up the Harwich braille to the Greet Northern, and will also provide • new line for the Witheth and Lynn tragic to London, in dependent of the Ely and Ceinbri rade. POLICE INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. MARYLEBONE. This momtr.g the man Bear, who stands charged with the murder of his wife, the particulars of which have ap peared, was placed et the bar, and the depositions having been read over, he was committed for trial. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. Tills DAY. The November sdjourned session was resumed this morn ing before Mr. William (who sat for the assistant judge) and a bench of magntratis, at the eosin house, Clerkenwell green. The mimear contains the names of 4.5 prisoners fur trial, 49 of Woo are charged with felony. C. bat* Hi. and T. Wright, 23, the first-named pri ma's aroseart e r.....lz. ic e t r en t t, he c lhec hi t s .h journ em weiTh =ng • qpnia l ety l ief lead from the Coldbuth-telds House of Correction. tin property of the inhabitants of the county of Middlesex. The prisoners were employed in doing some repairs at the prison, and were detected conveying away a quantity of load, which they sold at a marine store dealer's. Mr. Witham sentenced them to ho imprieoesd fur six months, with hard labour. 'OUTING. NOVEMBER MEETLNG (CoxcLuueu.) FRIDAY. _ _ OPTIONAL SILLINO STAiTa, -.. 0f 5 Toys. each, and 30 added, for 2.yr-ohla and upwards. One mile. (14 subs.) Mr. J. I.6)lWelkTe Mum, I yrs (261.), ba I lb .. (IltneLai) 1 Mr. Lewsoris Happy faiers, a) rs (M.), tat 710 Mr. Cotercire's Isstbr. 4 yi .1(1614. 9st lab Won cleverly by a length, two lengths between second and third. GUANO AUTCIII2I STEEPLE CHASE lIANDICAP, of 15 sows. each, 10 ft, and 5 only if declared, with 1001. added, the second to receive 251. out of the ►takes. 4 miles. (2o subs., 8 paid.) Mr. Leetenport ed Peter State'e. lost Ins...(r. (Meer) 1 • 3.1:00.4 eet Celt (Ain, 5 Ire, 104 21e Betting S to 2 agst Lord George, 4 to 1 agst Lucy Neale, sto 1 apt Peter Simple. Won cleverly by two lengths, Chieftain obtaining second place by halt a length. Scouar IlatruicAr, of 3 tows each, and 20 added, the second to receive 10 sows., and the third to save his stake. Itiilf A-Lail°. (IT subs.) Lora Lurgeee Iliittentutt, 3 Ire, 7et 3lb (Arnold) 1 • Tuea►pan2s Aegean. 4 yre. : a 1010 Mr. beyley's Uwe More, 3 yr.. 0 re Won by half a length. COUILSING. KENILWORTH MEETING, Nov. 11 AND 12. STUN !LEIGH PARK STALES 015 guineas each (28 subs), were wun by Mr. Brown's Bedlam less; Mr. Harris's Pi rate ran up. KENILWORTH STAKES were won by Mr. Pridntore's Cripple ; Major Clowes's Cataract Junior ran up. INTELLIGENCE EXTRA. - WARWICK NOVEMBER MEETING. TEESDAT.—ALCEPTANTZ;T3III4II;;;EAT WAIIWICI HANDWAP.—Minis Anne, 6 yrs, 84 71b; Fernhill, 6 yr*, let 71b ; Rhesus, 5 yrs, 7st 31b ; 4 yr., 7st 21b ; Alp, 5 yrs, lot; Ouldliuder, 3 yr., 6,t 120); Doubt, 6 yrs, Got 111 b ; Achyrauthes, 4 yrs, Est 111 b; Triekstress, 3 yrs, 6.t 101 b ; Agn, 6 yn, fat BM; Thu Marquis, 3 yrs, Est 9ib ; Chief Justice, 4 yrs, Est Sib; Little George, 4 yrs, tist 21b; Miss Julia, 5 yrs, tht 216; Mueter Friday by Culwick, 4 yrs, Got 21b ; John of Berwick, 4 yrs, 6st llb ; Stafford, 3 yrs, sst 31b ; Waterfall, 3 yrs, 44 61b. ALVErTANCES Tull. /KZ LEAMINuTON WELTER CUP.— Mill Ann, 5 yrs, llst 1014; Due an Derr', 6 yr., 11st 41b ; Fernbill, 6 yrs 104 121 b; Agis, 6 yrs, lOst alb; Mark Tapley, 4 yrs, lOst 61b ; ChiefJustiee, 4 yrs lOst; Ormsby, 6 yrs, lOst ; Fugitive, aged, 9st 121 b; Little Queen, 5 yrs, 9st 121 b; John of Her • ick, 4 yrs, 94 101 b; Jack in the Corner, 6 yrs, :Mt 71b; New Forest Deer, aged, 94 61b; Maurice Daly, aged, list 1214; Captain Parry, 5 yrs, 71b. WEDNESDAT.—ACCEPTANCES FOR TILE FAZE HANDI CAP HVUUI.II-RACS.—Lord George, 6 yrs, 12st 21b; Due an Doer., 6 yrs, 114 716; lOst 1016: Fugi tive, aged, 10st 10lb; Ormsby, 5 yrs, lUst 81b ; Sir Robert, 4 yrs, lOst 41b; Maria Monk, lOst 21b: Ballet Girl, 4 yrs, 10st 21b; Perjury (late Pander), 4 yrs, lOst; Rembrandt, 9st 121 b; Pay your Debts, 9st 1 lib ; Flirt, 9.11016; Forest Lad, 9st 101 b ; Beate rd, 9st 91b ; Bullfinch, 9st 81b ; Lod dington, Ost 61b. ACCEPTANCES FOR Till GRAND OPEN STZEPLII. CHASII.—Lord George, 6 yrs, 12st 411. ; Duc-an-Durras, 6 yrs, llst 61b ; British Yeoman, aged, list 41b ; Peter Simple, aged. Ilst; Hero, aged, 10st 121 b; Sir l'eter Laurie, aged, lOst Illb ; St. 'teller, 8 yrs, 10st 81b; Maria Day, aged, Rust 80) ; Half-and-Halt, aged, 104 71b ; Miss Mowbray, aged, lUst ; Peter, aged, lOst 41b ; Rattrap, aged, lust 41b; Landenne, 5 yrs, lUst 21b; hear, aged, 10. t; Youust'un, aged, lost; Forest Lad, ilst 12Ib ; Recruit, 9st 12lb ; Hardwick, 9.t I'2lb; Defaulter, 9st 101 b; Vie trews, 9st 811 ; Cardinal Wiseman, 9st 716; Oscar, 9st 4lb ; Loildingten, 9.1; Maurice Deg, trst ; The Cripple, Bst 81b. NOMINATIONS FOR THE 11UNT CUP STEEPLECHAIII. —Defaulter (501.), Bulltincher (M.), Hinton (501.), Dun church (5W.), Proceed (500, our de Lion, aged; Auc tioneer (1000, Rattrap (IOW.), The Pope (W.), Hero, .) FILER HANDICAP STEEPLECHASR.—The Cripple, Vie tress, Kosauth, Whitley, Elizena, The lope, Frank, Young Liverpool, Rattrap, Gulnare, Hero, Bulltiacher. THE ACCIDENT TO THE "SIR ROBERT PEEL,' Bellew STEAMEIL—To the Editor of the Express.—Sir,— Ai chief engineer of the mail screw steamer Sir Robert Peel, just returned from the Cape of Good Hope, and hear. ing a report of the accident that occurred to us on our out ward passage, which appeared in your journal of the Ilth Sept. last, tending very much to my injury, I would be greatly obliged by your allowing me to clear myself, by giving publicity to the following brief statement in reply thereto :—We could, and did, repair the machinery, and is the manner I had at era commenced ; but on the arrival of the Alecto her engineer offered to cast new brasses fur us, which he failed in doing (and which I was perfectly well aware he could not do) ; and, had it not been for their in terference in undertaking what they could not perform, the Sir Robert Peel would have been ready for sea 21 fours before the arrival of the Hellespont, whose engineers merely aseists.sl in completing what I had commenced previously to the arrival of the .tlecto, and thus enabled me to finish the repairs a few hours sooner than I could otherwise have done. M reputation being at stake in consequence of such reports will, I trust, be sufficient apology for my thus trespassing so longon your valuable time.—l remain, etc., Limas Deweu, chief engineer of the Sir Robert Pecl.—S, Brewnlow-road, Dalston, Nor. 12.—1 f he paragraph in which the statement here referred to was contaiued we transfei red to our columns from tram those of a morniug contemporary.—Ed. Ex.) RAILWAY TO THE STRAND.—Thc directors of the Ilungerford Market Company, in conjunction with the directors of the South-Western Railway, intend to build a railway bridge from the Waterloo-station, across the river, to near Charing-cross and the Strand. There will be four lines of robs, besides a roadway for carriages and foot pas sengers.—Aloruber paper. THE OLDBURY BURGLARIL—The two prisoners were on Friday brought before the Leominster magistrates for examination, and the inquiry caused the greatest ex citement in the town. The prisoners are charged with no dew than four offences, committed in as many different counties, viz. a burglary iu Oxfordshire ; the Oldbury bur glary) (Worcestershire) ; a burglary at Burford (shrop shire) • and firing at the police near Leominster (Hereford shire.) Some evidence respecting the Burford burglary having been taken, the prisoners were remanded for a week. 13CICIDE ON A RAttwAT.—Last week, a man late in the employ of the London and North Western Railway Company, at the Rockingham station, was found on the I line near to that place, dead and horribly mutilated. A few weeks since a porter at this station, named riggers, a native of Banbury, met with his death front being crushed between two carriages, and a degree of blame was, it is said, attributable to the deceased, who was then a policeman at this station. In consequence of this he left the com pany's service, and it is supposed that it so preyed upon his mind asto cause him to commit suicide. This he appeared to have done by laying down on the rail as the train was approaching, by whirls he was instantaneously cut to pieces. It was quit* dark whoa it occurred, and nutag was per ceived by the driver.— Boeiniry Guardian. _ _ _ POST-OFFICE ROBBERRY• AT LEEDS.—On Saturday afternoon, a clerk in the Leeds post.ottlee, was taken into custody on the charge of having stolen a letter containing nearly 4001. in notes of the 1 orkshire District Banking Company. This company have branches in other towns besides Leeds, and, amongst other, one at Knaresborough. On 3rd inst., the agent at Knaresborough posted a letter containing the above amount to the address of the manager at Leeds, and transmitted hp the same post a letter to ap prise him of the remittance. The latter letter had reached its destination,luat the former,eontaining the mattitry,didsaaniate to hand. Aa inquiry was made, and placer* mseumsbagtha missing letter pasted, but no trace of masa mammy mold ha found till Saturday, when some of the salmissfil. mem wan presented at the counter of the Bank in Lela and weed Im pounded. It was found that these notes halleen paid to a share-broker in Leeds by John Gainforth, a clerk Ia the and be wen conseipsently taken iatommody. The prisoner hae been thirteen or fourteen years in the post °tam at Leeds, and has hitherto borne a good character. He was taken before a magistrate, and remanded until Tuesday next, when the examination will be glee into. JAIL WAYS. THIS DAY. Two o'cr.oc!i. There is a good deal of animation in the share market to-day, much more disposition to operate being evinced, and the upward tendency to which we alluded last week as likely to develop itself is to-day decidedly marked. The chief rise ill is Caledonians, Midlands, Great Westerns, North West erns, South Eastern', Berwick', Lancashire and Yorkshires, East Lancashire* and Aberdeen', but all descriptions are favourably affected. NIIAILNII AND AstiTit o /10=1811 . i 144.11"....a10w.V.811;$ C. 1 . 1, ...k.L aps:Laiggrisliats - 7:77: pre r israse Dad*mg lidbelow Lao Ameba WS I. ft I sad LAID) ... DA. WS IL IL) .. Brim Ohio% Gar . UL.SIL*). TD - o. New gre a rid bah neck. lasie saibborei Miaow+ Idial=111140•116. R. mil West. (Ire. assioldrt awl Yorks P. rturem Do. Yalu§ Do. West Wells* 11l Lewis Northern ~4mJaa ud lil~ekwdl 0n.,8riiit;:;;47634.t I oaks k NortkAVesten Lk!. /10 sh.,ll!.and 11.(C moos It South-Reagan. S5O . Di n S4O D0.£30 awn; Do. SIM. sad Derby Lard Clesat Wafts(l) Ningambet Na Z gl elaidird. ll . !rival emu..:. 3 41 di' Do.ilee northers Chestier Milos North British iii tits 3 2 dis 2 dI 8 8 di be;oo . 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St., 1$ u', i~ n u To to 1 20 64 20 60 St. 00 so! so to II 14 IS iwM Y~ ill all 6 11 M le II 10 120 6 , 6 T! qi Ni leo P.. 10 13, 6, 11 96 S 1 111 $1 8 Iv I le 22 ' U 17 d 3 10 iu ~ so 3I MONEY MARKET. THIS DAY. Two O'CLOCK. A much more buoyant feeling was observable in the English stock market at the commencement of buthsess this morning, and prices opened higher thaw they left off on Saturday. The trans aiselions which succeeded were not exten sity% but mainly in the direction of investments; and in view of the scarcity of stock, which is still experienced, the renewal to-morrow of the purchases on account of the sinking fund, and the development of more confidence on the Paris Bourse, a further improvement has been established. Consols opened 984 to both for money and the 11th December, and are now quoted 981 to a, being a rise of as compared with Saturday's range. The official report of actual business is limited to : Three per Cent. Consols, 981, t, a ; ditto for account, 98i, Three per Cent. Heduced, 974; New Three and-a-Quarter per Cents., 884, 1, I. Long Annuities, 18V, 7. . mere is more inquiry for Exchequer Bills, which base improved la., being now quoted 525. to 555, 9r 11 . 0 India Bonds rule at 38s. to 61s. prem., with much doing. business in the market for foreign bonds is of an-sverage character, and has not given rise to any fluctuation in prices beyond en improvement in Mexicans, which, after the heavy fall of Saturday, have rallied to 244. There is more disposition to invest in Sardinian, and the price is rather higher than it was a week ago. Spanish Threes maintain a good figure, but in the active portion of this debt there is no movement. Sales are re ported this morning as follows :—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 88. Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 89. Danish Three per Cents., 1825, 764; ditto Five per Cents., 1014. Dutch Two-and a-Half per Cents., 59; ditto Four per Cent. Certi ficates, 90, Equadur Bonds, 3, 33. Mexican, for account, 28th Nov., 231, 24Z. Portuguese Four per Cents, 331, 1. Sardinian Five per Cents., 821, 82, 823 ; ditto Scrip, 3 dim. Spanish Passive Bonds, ; ditto Coupons, 8; ditto Three per Cents., 391, The market for Californian gold mining shares, which on Saturday closed firmer, again exhibited a slight improvement this morning, but prices have since gone rather flatter, and now rule as fol lows :—Ave Maria shares, to `4 premium ; West Mariposa, 4 to 1 premium ; Ague Fria, Z to 1 prem. Nouveau Monde, 3 to 1 prem. Golden Mountain of Mariposa, to 1 prem. Ano ther company is out this morning, under the title of the " East Mariposa Gold Quartz Mining Company," which proposes to raise a capital of 150,000/. in shares of 11. each, payable on allotment, and "with out any further call or liability." SATURDAY EVENING. The discount market is low, with money abundant. The Goll Quartz Companies produce no effect, nor are they likely to do so, as the amount required is small. At the present time there are no heavy de mands for stocks or loans on the market. A fiirther reduction in the Bank of France bullion is announced. The exchange at Paris on London is, however, drop ping. Yesterday it further declined 21 centimes. A slight decline of bullion in the Bank of England, amounting to 32,2401., has been caused by the ship ment of 200,000 oz. of silver coin, or above 50,0001. to the Cape of Good Hope on government account. The imports of bullion this week include 136,720 dole. by the America from New York : 2,0201. by the Sir Robert Peel, screw steamer (1,2001. from Sierra Leone, 8201. from the Cape); 483,949 dots. by the Great Western (Tampico, 27,616 ; Vera Cruz, 131,696; Mexico, 20,943; Pacific, 37,909; California, 190,803; Carthagena, 34,826 ; Jamaica, 7,786; Azores, 1,365 ; West Indies, 30,995 ; plate pine, 700); 97,0 001. gold by the Emperor steamer from St. Petersburg; 1,2001. by the Severn from the Brazils; and 60,0001. gold by the Victoria from St. Petersburg. The total is about 280,000/. _ _ The amount of the precious metals exported direct from London during the week ending Thursday last was 233,150 ounces and 918 W. in silver, of which the greater portion was to the Cape, and a parcel of copper coin of the aggregate value of about 60,000/. No gold was shipped. The account in detail is as follows: silver coin to Rotterdam, 3,700 oz.; to the Cape of Good Hope, 200,000 oz. • to Boulogne, 1,200 oz.; to Corfu, 990/. Silver b ars: to Rotterdam, 21,000 oz.; to Belgium, 8,000 oz.; to 80u10gne,1,230 oz. Copper coin to Corfu, 150/. The exports of bullion from the oatports include 1,000/. by the Madrid Peninsular and Oriental steamer for the Peninsula; and 232,3291. by the Tay (Buenos Ayres and Monte Video, 116,#291.; Brazil, 183,9051). The total from the United Kingdom toall parts is about 293,000/. The export to the Hearth is chiefly for the formation of the Commercial Bank at Rio Janeiro. The total shipments of gold to this country as yet advanced from the Australian colonies sum up nearly 75,000/., comprising the following, viz.—by the Sir Thomas Arbuthnot (arrived here), 4,0001.; by the Mary Bannatyne, 11,648/.; by the Boadicea, 28,785/. (these two vessels having sailed in July) ; and by the Mount Stuart Elphinstone, which left in August, between 20,000/. and 30,0001. These supplies, it must be recollected, arc in addition to those from our usual sources, and as future shipments will be larger, and following one another in quicker succession, the effect upon this market must not be underrated. According to the official returns published in the Ginette of last Tuesday, the total note circulation of all the private banks of England and Wales, during the week ending the Ist of November last, was 3,592,131/,; in the week preceding, the amount was 3,622,1301. There is consequently a decrease of 29,999/. The uote circulation or the joint-stock banks dur ing the same week was 2,806,859 t, and the previous week's return being 2,863,0941., the decrease is shown to be 38,211/. . . On taking into consideration the active circulation of the Bank. of England, wfiich in the week in ques tion was 20,468,723/. (being 229,5101. less than the week preceding), we find the aggregate note circulation of England and Wales to be 26,867, 7151 ., which shows a decrease of 317,7441 . as compa red with the returns for the previous week, ending the 25th of October. As regards the fixed issues, the private banks were 1,103,941/., and the joint-stock banks 603,1281. below the amount authorised to be issued, making a total of 1,709,0721. below the fixed amount. An analysis of the railway traffic returns of the United Kingdom for the last week, published by Ileruputlis Journal, shows the total receipts on 6,429 miles to be 261,1931., or equal to 401. 158. per mile per week. In the corresponding weekoflast year the amount was 246,441!. on 6,192 miles, or 39/. 15s. per mile per week. There is thus an increase in the aggre gate amount received of 14,7311., or 5.98 per cent., an increase iu the mileage of 237 miles, or 3.82 per cent., and an increase of 11. on the amount received per mile per week. The Railway Times estimates the aggregate receipts since the Ist of July at 6,039,660/., which ou 6,2631 miles gives an average of 9641. 6s. 90. per mile; and as the amount for the corresponding period of 1830 was 5,165,5151. on 5,9621 miles, or 8661.55. 21d. per mile, the difference is shown to be in favour of the present year to the l extent of 981. ls. 7d. per mile. us Guru Doak /Meek. 214 13 3 Per ix awasm. s e q I w a pw Omeek, ill l ! ke AN. 10113:1(1. 4. per et.!**.ll3 90 6 per CL Irrillass. a • ao. New, Se. 6 per Cc. Buenos Arm, a s 6 mu CL Minas. let 3 . 3 par CL Mahn. tA 6 ]per CL letulati. 758 34 per Cs. betel. 63421 4 per Ct. Dutch, pa Egustler. 3 1 per Ct. themes. 1616 Elsalmlaa 3 per DAT. Long Aumilska, Was dtook.lti 3 Ditto Boots MOW., 5.85. 61s. liartmxtvar 8515.1.0V15. 515. 3 5 5 . I FUNDS. wr CC Noslaia. 24k %c o % =la a 116 prr Perempart, alr I per Lt. ids, 111 46 pet (IL irmisa.l6l 5 per IM pos ye p De. 1644e44. I c . (11. saalti. Dud, arr a. 12 13 DEPOT-49m RZOIMENT.—This dep6t, under the command of Major Hut, has lately arrived at Temple more, from Birr. 711 14 ' Si i •i 1 IN i i t 4 I4j i 4 i k Si pcs bli i te ii 71 ISy 11 I 113 i 11. i s3i 3 4 Sti t 301 It Isi It 19 1 1 i 1 Id Id Si NI i i 331 1 4 Si 141 I 4 MINES. (From the Doily Newf.) SATURDAY EVENING. The Californian gold mining schemes have attracted a large amount of attention during the week, and on Monday and Tuesaay met with an immense busi ness at as high in some instances as 3 premium, but the unchecked issue of fresh prospectuses of joint stock associations, all of which have the same object, propose working in closely contiguous localities; and present features of a character more or less similar, has produced fears that the market will bo " overdone," and this has led to an indisposition to operate within the last few days, and a conse quent general decline in prigs. Had the field been left entirely to the companies first started, there can be no doubt, from the avidity with which they were welcomed ou the Stock Exchange, that they would have "taken" wonderfully, and sanguine individuals were looking forward to rates of premium as high as 81. or 91. per share; whilst even now some of these projects are confidently affirmed to be the " best things going " by parties inte rested. Our views of the . great movement which would take place in the mining world in this direction, are thus fully confirmed, and it is not pro bable tharthe last prospectus of the series has yet been issued, as there is a great number of parties skilled in " getting up " companies to whom the pre sent opportunity offers temptations too strong to be resisted. It is to be hoped that the comparative quietude with which the new schemes are now being received may induce caution. There can be no doubt that shares of this description, under good manage ment, may be made worth many times the original capital, whilst the worse concocted and poorer schemes will quickly go to the wall. The smallness of the amount payable on each share has had a con siderable influence in commending these speculations to favour, and a large number of shares are believed to have been taken by the public. The market to day was generally weak, but it closed firmer, with a tendency to higher prices. The final quotations are as follows :—Agua Fria, 1 to 14 prem.; Nouveau Monde, ato prem.; Ave Maria, Ito : prem.; West Mariposa, to ' prem. The shares in the new Golden Mountain of Mariposa Company (the pro spectus of which appeared in our advertising columns this day), were dealt in on the Stock Exchange at prem., and left oft; more firmly held, at 1 to 1 prem. Notwithstanding the attractions of the foreign mining market, shares in the home adventures have met with a good amount of business, the dividend mines more especially being regarded with favour. With the present abundance of money it is to be ex pected the demand will continue, and that good prices will be realised. Discoveries and improve ments have been reported by us this week in many mines, including Tiucroft, 'tokenbury, East Crown dale, Ithoswvdal and Bacheidon, Alfred Consols, St. Aubyn and firylls, Holmbush, &c. The latest quotations are as follow :—Alfred Con sols, 121, 13;; Bedford United, 7, 71; 'fremayne, 25; West Providence, 100; Venton, u 1 ; Mcrllyn, 31, 41; Garreg,l; Butterdon, ; Mary Ann, 521; Trelawitey, 38 ; Treviskey, 205, 210 ' • Pen hanger, 2 ; West Stray Park, 5; St. Aubyn and Grylls, 41, 51; Wheal Recth, 85 ; Cundurrow, 100. Foreign shares: Australian 1, 1 ; St. John del Rey, 20, 1; Cobre, 33, 4 ; C o p iapo, 5,6; Santiago, 41 ' 5; United Mexican, 21, 1. Silver mine shareholders are interested in the up ward movement which still continues in the price of silver. A further advance has this week been esta blished. LOCAL SHARK MARKETS. lavnaroot, Nov. 15.—The market to-day hav been much the same as yesterday. The treassetions ere :—Aberdeen, 9 7-16—r..' 'inn, 121 13—Eastern Counties 6,l—Lanca ,, 663 sharer). shire and Yorkshire, 541 1 1 I—Ditto (fifth 81 d. —Lancaster and Carlisle (third shares), 81 p.—London and North Western. 1111—Midland, 491 1 1 /—North British, 51—Northern Union (half shares, 4, guaranteed by London and North Western and Lancashire and Yorkshire), 9 1-16 p.—South Eastern and Dover, 191 3 1 I—York, New castle, and Berwick (Extension No. 1 and '_), 7 d.—Yorkaud North Midland, 201 20 4. BIRMINGHAM, Nov. 15.—This share market has been steady to-day, with prices firm. There was sumo excite ment oc the subject of North Shields, but no definite par ticulars as to the terms of the arrangement with the London and North Western Company having transpired, quotations left off with those of Friday—firm. The last rumour (not, however, a well authenticated one) was, that the line had been leased at from 31 to 4 per cont., with some ulterior ad vantages. MANCHESTER, Nov. 15.—Prices have given way to some extent, and the business has been limited. The sales in cluded:—Leeds, 554—Sheffield, 291—East Lancashire, Li— Birkenhead (2W. shares), 64 dis. LEEDS, Nov. 15.—We have had a receding market to day, but only a limited amount of business. The following are the closing sales:—Caledonians, 13; East Lanes shires, 15; East and West Yorkshires, 84 ; Lancashire and Yorlhlres, 564. BRISTOL, Nov. 15.—The market to-day was flat, and not much business was transacted. The closing prices of the following shares were—Bristol and Exeter, 78, 781 ; Great Westerns, 83, 834; Midlands, 49, 491; South Eastern and Boyers, 191, 193. CHANNEL ISLANDS' BISHOPRIC.—The Guernsey Star states, as if upon authority, that government have no idea of constituting a Channel Nandi bishopric. TILE CAPE MAILS.—The Hera' Mail screw steamer Hellespont, Capt. Watts, sailed from Millbay Pier, Ply mouth, on Saturday, Nov. 15, at two o'clock in the after noon with the mails for Cape St, Vincent, Sierra Leone, the Cape of Good Hope, &c. INCREASE OP MORNING MAILS.—The undermen tioned have been added to the list of morning mail towns: Andover, Bury (Lancashire), Crawley, Oakham, Peters field, Presteign, Sherborne, Winslow, and Yeovil; and the towns of Oldin, Sleaford, and St. Neots struck out. POSTAL AURANGEMENTS AT LEEDS.—On Saturday last Mr. Rowland Hill, secretary to the General Post-oftlee, and Mr. W. J. Godby, surveyor for the Leeds district, had an interview with the mayor and a deputation from the Leeds Chamber of Commerce, at Leeds, on the subjpct of increased postal arrangements and facilities between Leeds and London. This meeting was appointed at the instance of the Leeds Chamber of Commerce, who are wishful to obtain an earlier delivery of letters in the afternoons. A long conference took place, and a favourable result is looked for._ THE CHANGES CONSEQUENT ON THE RECENT Baavirr.—The Naval and Military Gazette, in allusion to these changes, states that on the previous brevet of 1816, the new appointments (viz., to district commands, and staff appointments), took effect from the January following, and the same precedent will probably be followed on this occasion. JUNKS AFFECTED AS RESPECTS PAY IN THE BREVET.—The only ranks which obtain increase of pay on brevet promotion are the o ffi cers who become thereby Major- Generals and Majors. 38TH AND 39Th REGIMENTS.—It appears that there are now in the 38th no less than 9 regimental officers holding superior army (or brevet) rank ; and in the 99th regiment, 7—two remarkable instances of the slowness of regimental promotion. COMMAND OF THE FORCES AT MALTA.—It is generally reported, and believed, at Malta that Lieutenant- General Ellice, who has held the command of the forces since the end of 1847, will:shortly vacate this appointment. CAUTION TO UNQUALIFIED PRACTITIONERS.—On Saturday an inquest was held by Mr. Baker, at the Vic tory, Friar's-mount, Bethnal-green, relative to the death of Elisabeth Wood, aged thirty-nine, the wife of a shoemaker, living in Mount School, who was alleged to have died from the improper administration of medicine by a female herba list practitioner named Scott. Mr. West, the surgeon who was called in, said that the medicine, on analysis, had been found to be composed of a mixture of herbs. He could not say that it had caused death, but had he been applied to earlier she might have recovered. Verdict, "Visitation of God." THE CAB Datvaza° STRIKE AT LIVERPOOL (says the Mercury) has terminated. Above one-half of the employers have Consented to the terms proposed by the men, whilst, in one or two instances, 3e. a day hes been given. Some of the large cab owners however, firmly refused any alteration, and the men, findi n g there was no probability of obtaining the advance Of waoes and the rest twin Sabbath labour, have returned to their work. VINES IN POTS.—I am surprised that grape vines are not more extensively grown in pots than they are, for they are easily managed, and bear abundantly; they can he trained round sticks or hoops, so as to occupy a very small space; and they could be grown by the cottager as well as by the gentleman's gardener. They would present a very ornamental appearance set about a garden sr lawn. Some might be removed early into the house, to accelerate their ripening, and others lett out till the last moment; in this way successional crops of this very beautiful and useful art be obtained during a great part of the year.— armick. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING LANE.-THIS DAY. The private contract markets have been rather inactive COisima.-About 1,000 bags good ordinary native Ceylon sole at 395. 6d. late on Saturday. Corrots.-No transactions reported. Mrrat.s.-For Iron no improvement has taken place. Rails are quoted rather lower at tho works. Spelter has been dull, at 131. Lis. to 14/. per ton. Tin: Plates have been in better demand, prices rather dearer. East India has been sold at a slight advance, viz., 1,500 slabs, at 795. for Straits, and 80s. Banes. OILS.-Seal, pale, 321. to 321. 10s.; straw,3ll. to 311. 101. ' • brown, 301. to3 ol. 10s.; Sperm, 841. to 361.; headmattcr, 021 . to 951.; Cod, 341. to 311. IN.; South Sea, 301. to 321. : Olive Galipoli, 401. to 411. ; Spanish and Sicily, 391. to 401.; Palm, 261. 10e. to 271. 10s. ; Cocoa-nut. 281. to 351. ; Seed, rape, pale, 311. 10s. ; Linseed, 281. to 281. ss. Die public sales declared for to-morrow are-Sugar: 150 Mids. Ilarbadoes, 4,009 bags Bengal, and 3,000 bags Madras. Coffee: 30 casks Ceylon, and 5.1 burs Madras. Tea: 11,000 packages. Saltpetre: 700 bags Madras. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAT. The delivery of Tallow this week was larger than had been anticipated (3,131 casks). The large stuck on hand, however, prventa this otherwise favourable circumstance from exercising a beneficial influence on prices, and we are, therefore, unable to quote any advance in prices to-day. Town Tallow is quated 37r. 9d. nett cash; Petersburgh Y.C. on the spot, 375. new ; 365. 3d. to Gd. old ; last three months, 3&s. 6d. to :hl. ; January and March, 375. PARTICULARS OP TALLOW. 1119. I WO. hest. 31,332 66,070 1,961 3,134 41,117 41,720 6,701 1,36 t 66,605 56,636 Stock this day C.arrkr.. Dearery last weak Do. Iran Ist June Arrival last week Do. from lit J use Price Y. C. thia day per cwt.... peThwn -- 41.041 2,241 41,417 242 57 my :..4;. 3d. 3O& :s .. Gd. if.: id: 01. PUBLIC SALSS advertised for Friday, 21st instant.-150 casks and .50 boxes South American ; 100 casks Australian Tallow. MARK LANE.-THIS DAY. The supply of English Wheat was again short this morn ing, and choice qualities of white were a ready sale at fully ls. advance upon last Monday's rates, whilst other qualities of white and red were rather dearer. Foreign Wheat was generally held for an improvement, which checked its sale. Flour was quite as dear as last week. Fine malting Barley was in request at prices fully equal to those or Monday last. Other sorts were dull at former rates. Oats were a tolerably steady sale, at the currency of this day aelmight. Beans were is. per qr. dearer, and Pcta commanded rather more money. BRITISH libilimgc per Qr. Wilma, Emex is Kent .- ...red 33 to 37 to 39 . mbar, 40 to 42 to 44 Norfolk and Suffolk...., 33 to 37 to 707 .. Jo. 40 to 42 to 43 TAlavera (Ea.: or Suffolk) . 4 i to 44 Cambridge & Lincoln red to 34 to 39 orbit', 39 70 49 to 42 Rra, new - oid, 29 to 27 -- - .......__ ***** .. feeding 33 to 26. distilling Malting l9 to 3 I ..nhevAlier 31 to U.. ens 34 43 to 30... tine • ' ..... 62 to 64 de pule .... UATs, English, feed —. 20 to 22—black ... lO to 21 Ditto Pottle ....... — . 22 to 21_.potato ll A 29 Berwick & Scotch, feed 12 to 23 p0t140 .... 24 to 29 Irish, bask-. ..... .. li to 19 co 20—Wadi ...-........ l9 to 119 Ditto, point* 21 29 Pass, rep 23 to 26 Ample . 26 to to 26 k1ue—............... 2B to 38.. imperial se to 42 White 24 to 28. .boikrs 2B to 30 lisses, Jiangsu 24 to 25...tie1t 261 n 26.. old 30 to 32 Harrow 26 to 28. m=11241030.. old 34 to 38 Tsars, newspring, per bush.— to new winter 4s to 4s 3d old to -.• ltsriaitED. DcW 42 to 44 Lumen CAKE", per thousand C9 to E:0 11l CLo‘davalaa, per ewt.,red...— to —to --white.— . —to— to Per sack of &PIE*. Plot. a, town made. dellsered,.... 34 to 37 ..fine household .. 30 in 32 Norfolk and Sulfulk ..... 24 to 27 whites 26 to 29 MALT PORT ICN. Skillings per Qr. Wnser, Dsntile and Konigsberg 39 to 41...fin0 S I to 411 Posnerantou 38 to 44 _Rostock 40 to 41...8tettin 33 to 37 rfellth , .Si to 3:I to 37 ..Brabant floallk. ..... 33 to 33,..Hat0b5tre...118 to 37 to 28 Ilunelaa: Danube ' ... 23 to 30. .Wedes ... 3l to 34 Rem .... 22 to 21 11481.10 r, te:etling 2O to 23 4110.11110 t 4 4 to la Lun.; —to Indian Core 27 to 30 Osers,Roosian lB to la Pane:maims and stralsuod 18 to lin Swedish sad Widish ....... Frio@Mod mid Dutch, had Ditto. h►h. 2O to 23. Polon& CtAxs, tick Small 33 to 27. old PLO. M ZOOM II to 32...Tenmay *bite' 26 to 23...kasts . Aare, ...... 23 to 23...taew 26 to 27.. lugs ............... Lunne, Halite and Medan. Mediterranean, 18 1;18 10 to n 27 to 28 31 to 3.3 ~ 19 to 91 .. 34 to 27 2$ to 30 31 to 33 .. 41 to 40 Odeon RAPPAZILD 13 to 44... 11•11 31 Rama= Cau free of duty. per to., to L 4 I$ .. ' Pei Barrel of 11461841. Floes, American 14 16 19 to 21 eunuchs's Dentate to —...hamburg Frisch, per sack of 28610 s 23 27 to 30 to 32 ARRIVALS LNTO LONDON FROM lOtk NOV to 15th NOV. Ws. English. Scotch. Irish. Foreign. Wheat Raley 4119 I 103 I Oats l4B 1368 I 16988 1 PM Flour, 30 barrels, 8,148 sacks; Malt, 3,427 qrs. BOROUGH MARKET.-THIS DAY. Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report that there is no par ticular alteration in the Hop market ; the finest sorts being scarce command fully late prices. COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY. llolywell, I6s. Gd. ; Edon Main, lid s 6d. ; Tanfield Moor, 15s. 6d. ; Walls End Gosfortli, 17s. Gd. ; Walls End Iles. well, 18s. 6d. ; Walls End Melton, 18s. 6d. ; Walls End Stewart's ' IBs. 6d . ; Walls End Tees, 181. dd.—Skips at market, 215. MARKET.-THIS DAY. The supply of Beasts is shorter, and the weather very favouralde for slaughtering, consequently prices are better on the average ; still, however, it is dif ficult to quote higher for inferior qualities. The number of Sheep is also smaller, and late rates are fully maintained; indeed, some of the choicest kinds are rather dearer. The number of Calves is quite equal to the demand, and trade generally is no better. From Germany and Holland there are 1,613 Beasts, 5,060 Sheep, and 247 Calves ; Scotland, 150 Beasts ; Ireland, 170; Norfolk and Suffolk, 120 ; and 2,100 from the Northern and Midland Counties. Per dose 61806. 4. tl. 4. 4. Bcst &eta, Ilereforda 3 8 3 10 Beat 80ort•borus Lkeon.lquallty 114.8.64 3 6 3 0 Galva 1111. Beat Dn. i 1141 f-bet& 4 0 4 4 Per Anne of 81te. P. d. o. d. Beg Poe. & ;113 0 A I.leAt Lone.. 0u15........ 3 U 3 10 Do. do. Shorn 0 0 0 0 Ewe, awl manta quality 3 0 3 4 Po. do. 5h0rn........ U 0 0 0 4 Lamb& 3i.0 ;‘)%l•.es. 300 ; Ode. "ii;a7ar ulrrisi:iioi; /1.44 , 4EO. EXETER, SALISBURY, AND YEOVIL RAILWAY.—A meeting was held in Yeovil, on Friday, in accordance with a requisition that had received 800 signatures, to take into consideration the desirability of enforcing on the South Western directors the expediency of at once forming the cen tral line of railway, via Salisbury to Exeter, the advocacy of which was the object of a meeting at Houiton, reported in Saturday's Express. The meeting was presided over by Sir W. Medlyeott, and was attended by Mr. Locke, M.P., and Captain Moorsom, Sir J. Kennaway, about a dozen county magistrates, and a most influential body of mer chanta, manufacturers, and agriculturists, numbering in the whole about nine hundred persons. The meeting w.is ad dressed at great length in support of the central line by the Rev. H. F. Yeatman, Mr. (.1. Harbin, Mr. Locke, and other gentlemen. Mr. Locke stated that negotiations were now pending with the London and South Western direc tors for the making of the direct line that they had been offered a guarantee of 3 per cent. upon the money which they might expend in forming the line, the estimates of which had been reduced from 2,600,0001. to 1,100,0001., by proposing to make only a single line. This guarantee had been offered by Mr. Pet*, Mr. liens, and Mr. Brassey, but the directors had declined it on the ground that they could not find so large a capital. It was, therefore, new propoeed that the South Western should Had one half the capital, and a company connected with him (Mr. Locke) the other, on condition that the South Western gave the company a portion of the profits which the central line would bring to the old line. The directors admitted the principle, but the exact quota of the profits to be returned had not been determined on. This was the state of negoti ations at the present time. Captain Moorsom addressed the meeting, denying that his project of a coast line was in tended as a rival scheme. The resolutions in favour of the ceatral Uwe were carried by inclamation, and a committee, headed by Lords Westminster, Arundel, Rivers, Ashburton, and Bridport, was appointed to conduct the necessary nego- tiations. A TERRIBLE SENSATION has been created by a girl named Adelaide Swerte, in the quiety valley of Cha monni, in Switzerland. Her lover, an apothecary, of the name of Carib, bad allowed her access to his drug closet. In se conae mbl q ed ur heeowoetvesomr. the e damsel rese ha n y tni ing enpttreaeh eossessed h roual m.l y co das- f a quantity of fulminating cotton, introduced it into the lining of a neckcloth, with large folds falling over the breast, and presented it to Carlh on his going out shooting. She had remarked that when in the enjoyment of his pipe sparks had often fallen on his shirt front. hot returning to the village, search was made in the mountains, where he was found with his neck and skull horribly shattered.