The Express. — London, England, 1852-12-01 00:00:00

/v. ~- Tte 4fl3rt No. 1,938.] LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 1, 1852. [THREEPENCE. 6 61 b:A • Wy ..• ►• : THE TRUST ud LOAN COMPANY of UPPER CANADA. lIIRIBT tIITEN. that so EITCAORDINART mrc • Ea ti. NEAT Do: of Mbiarbol.kri in this (oonimoy, wW t • •all.th st I o'e colt, no.. at the ON es, IS, IoA gr. parrot of Dotardig • the,devad oa the el Jr nosy. o r , flit% :I tam or node aresW. for the parrot of Okla, Sc.tios the enatioit pours to Or dlowiders to receive , ia st,ed•to• alt ths flat shomestid dee Act of lour. the 4%.e.leth)• • Goo tr. ettood tram the Mt lathy lath Donator. r.• T. ACTION tilt. See. sr • k r_N LOA I IFK ASSUMANI'M COMPANY, a Ind Yr. ytstreet. C 114 t lg. Y:.$0,0011. rselthErr. - tine.• the Pinky at aritAxn, 1.0. How. the raft !NUN 14.1. Ptheeloi 41'1 IW.AW /‘rl.. Mart.. Chairman. r> Illtb.lesa it tbitioi , te, aw n .. • salmi by ,s tsuips.T. shot I. coanosed of Mutual Sat Proprir sr" Prrnrbs. : aVy s •s• rt s nea ethitcy. f Cfsa,eom. I, Wood !sweet. the Shot, rl' the met. are ill• Med mooed M et posse. .4t • kat. seon Waal prtillll/10 ban Ws i•cooletory Brach, the knot pored* rabic. of remota • do or wit/ t4 loteire4. , n , or a ,'• t royalism. hw the fir.t *men years, mad •war ionfareacing at eseeedhorly rwew • .1 yolks., now swared at the ardusory rate when as boos ▪ a modersof slblitinai otazwe for bovion to reword to work,. ▪ .cestatto. 'n allow! to medical own, &Odom eria sioste. whale • turned erpiyt r dyes. the It. im paid tw the ..c re ladon,ora , 0. more thew, ror rnmaL a II 0 ft intwors. Lilt Ii WORT. alsitswer. I Its A. 4! ....... r uLILV 1101.DEJIS is ober Companies, and ~. i .,,u6. retervell.-. :re *idled Ile make is Prlstalete•. ...„ met boat et ,4 ‘lle MOtstits novtimsr INSTITTIIO - 31. r.... a,..-.4) • ...lob rbe.l is 111.110.2.1 to as evening by serelat ~,• ....- at. It tam. ......s dare/aria. vf 3011. pellets; eseeriag t. . .64 a ILO stabess•-• rowels the more• restlfreer to the mem. '"f". 10 11 , 1116Nr1 .11.11Att t r." M.«. er ha. re.,L L,,..., i , .id lot .. 111. e. ,-, Abe et •bveb the •!...t. w. or ism.: warmer cut be : at were, rerote& The Write eestslatleas of the ... L . mil rat. a tentreerattue, are es talent it Is tassislost . .; rte.is , tot.. replete, goveyestesse, sad every War e . re eetenl tree by GIS /11611 GIANT. Ilesbleet Iberetary. t ..,..: 4 Brea It. 13. 31.1serst. aervel. - - - - - - - - -- EQUITY mai LAW LIEF ASSU RA.NCE swum sr. :•., Laaselebatarbar!d*, Woks. 44.1C1E , 131 111:a 1 1 : e ICE AIL I.SI I I4ITTA OLE, EXCEPT %t - M.l l 14 15.11 - It. , a r, ...... -u .1. at • eve ell treerv:.•4l rate at premien. ; 1 : me, .: 1T... it. ..,-11 the We as•tered ig.,.‘y pto mg put 1 :te sae& v a l.. a..-:m.a • ,11.• •.4 made • their lka Cut rtb.diay eltdbellei ... vet. • ~, r am.:_ ta: . ..in lb. trvileolte. 1L......a tn. 're , .... the 1.4 lace caber. art parties effee:lvot v....r ,1 e t..., :b.: .tete w.ll have the advastag. of se tetra year's I . • .. L . ..... pry rent. el the moats ire divided. at Ito rid of rmy tie r..,..skows tee amorist. As lb. Er* thfisnion to the ewe ad ISA the sire oa Wl* •Nliuttit .100 . 41.11.iwra,,eu Over be per coal it the reseesie poi /h alms is . ,l he pettier is cue sea, or la a Ina'.uid amber of r 13.. ,* a id• MK it... 40: Iola: • . 1 illik — tAl [ LE SHO%I" or the 81ITIIFIELIS L'l.lll. Wt.-Tae 4:13.1"AL EIIIIBITION el PRIZE CAT. 41.1LUA, XOUTI. 1111 1 1.111EN114, te a COMMENCES TUES. PAT reseviser we dam Veins, events, 7th, oth, 9th, tan loth Drerseter-lbrear. Ittereetreet awl Baker.eireet. Opus lea day light Wale Ole wereese. Atlmittaare Ilse Abitllas. EACTIFUL HAIR.—O( the numerous com l." pre* to. •tAsey wwwwwol qv promoting the growth e rrpro.tztwo ot It r idiom bilts. Plirvivr, oral le wok hey old s wrt lAsiqd sert. ; OM* tbortwoorwut rsolod IIDWIANItig • MACA. , ‘K OH. atoms Ott lug k oratory bon - Mall pn:.n'n.lu w rodrwed Ina plegstroly soortoldeg mow Is Is ww!., stn wwwtrotow 01 the lomma Wr, 'ad dot wooly awe rm..Nr hulol. It swarlotwo tM Wm r ollmoot taw OW , It Y notortty rot awshomos Ile= ow be of ,Ithv vio la Ird silky owtary" m oot Wow podia gt Vrir b. cel awl a, ay to Intik/ (Meal le On Min IN, , '94 &Ole l'At hy A WAYLAND mill" iin...mwm. I ..vt-a. sad tor elWiaiWo soil grortaima EA te SE and COMFORT in SHAVINO.—B. and p, n•wTAN (ANTON IfTIOP, or Chkeditiderei Chime nnarortorr, pen to shoots, ror7 to the sest • te.tosom..ll from Met must emboli 11111/elna W Plage made trial et your Nara lbw% Mall • ;trie r than oy dmo I have htittorn awl tot Om edge a .vtitg ;no* r uroent. for anatomical and C Ane , Any. %knot.. D. and tt. Cowvan, temenritier i = darrt.ttrat, loodnot," where the Strop ke.. may abidebe. boll a. venoms .t lr. SOL, :a. L. and ho. ad. eorit.—COVTAihr proo..anr tr. no. rot It.onor. Tooth toed.. and n 3 / 4 trier Pooftr. THE DA 1 Li NEWb. Lour* Monger Paw, Woe ad. afi a Petaltal OrAtn. Ow It TLTN6W4 Is at Ur bud of So U. tail Pews of Cast ;imam, advosatio.; tree rrowires bib lonise ma, aul all awed +al p. actiod reoursia, Mistimtr politim4 said. at ruff .I.otwal. - la - die - ealrat awl value netts Greecal Neent,-lis ttte ammo et he ta• lircerte, -to tie Maple, willful. sod impartial sweeter ed les /Wen tau thwart, 6;.ct in It , •arird merran eawneolal lertnat..et ecnt tined 1.1 tho City, Naila.T. anti Met dry Artliel.— Ili NOT tt. It vats. a wee detain. t 114 of Phipplan than tug ether ;oper— a ete.wiir.y early wort of shippleur la the lath marasW 11•617 fiereand Ball-sett tits ouly daily Weise Upon, with Ili WI prieee. t td anywhere. IibMIP.V. heel to livel.iow as below the only peps, belies the Taws" lOW excludes. and Las gear excluded, tram IN after Itellenrive aderetlersento It rearm.. w yubat 14,011: Y dIOWM by the laat Mel* ee lime tar tbe Jra IRSO to Co Icallno Meek Nevegepr: ttbilb k 111 be .aon that this vapor Ole mem W Owe Wok Minn) Id et tire years beaten Ito Wee oldest temetltatet Le•Ablt.bed. amen Imo& Nem.. ......... 1770 Olken lima :v.. hart bloc • flessia I:IILYSA9 Th..ne• owed ataieteassee of this &n um Jealialherlorwiag ea• t meetly es o reseed by a eeetraporery : •• The • Doily News' n the yosnfoet oil the Load= samitaa Were. FT& tte etst ft took stair round and • literal tar—mpree raiz ton- Wee 111.: elllWlTUtlir Itb-rn ism which is clearly Ile paast a lots of Encload ; and already. with the erased Web& ane:atioa of the reetanbeed daily wee*, Mid with the lamest sase•et of ailteruevoeste - nest to tte • ranee'—obtained by say fait poser, ho pastiest more than coffeepot& with its oafteberdal Warw." T. Cr Ool.red of may Mon;.•eller mt. Nemesia in tbe Mei= ; or at &Karr. Iq tiou.enr-etverl, Metairie% Leedom. IRELAND. Drams, Nov. 30. Mr. Francis Nlacdonogh, one of the most successful members of the Irish bar, but who has nt‘ir hitherto taken any part in polities, has offered himself to the eketors of Carlow, as a candidate for the 'eat lett vacant by the death of the late Colonel Bruin. The POKY'S/ of his learned brethren, Mr. Napier and Mr. Whiteside, had, it is to be presumed, tempted Mr. Macdoaogh to enter upon this field, al- together PO new to him. It was generally supposed that if he entert a i ne d a n y p o liu me l opinions, they wire those of the conservative party ; but now that he makes his first public profession of faith, he de clares himself a decided opponent of the Derbyite ministry, and a disciple of the late Sir Hobert Peel. The High Sheri:( of Clare haring declined to call a :meeting to petition parliament for rote by ballot, the too county intmherx, with six or seven of the moat risiattalile of the local magi -tastes, hare come for ward, and, on their own restemsibility, invited the Itheral portion of the constituency to meet at Ennis, 14 the •Ird of next mouth, to discuss the subject. SPORTING. CREWE STEEPLE CHASES.—TVZSDAT. (NT [Literate TIILLUSAIII.) Enatrarreen St A v. n(S sou each, and 30 added; tbe *awe by asetios, Ite. About 3 silts. Janie.'s Jean y Jose.. 00 1 Kr. Byrom as Falco*, ten 101 a Eight others 'tasted. AearaL Stuart.' Cluaz STAILIIIOI 10 ion. each, aad 91b extra. 3 miles. ...... .—.......... ....... —..... Mr. 11. tlieers'a Beaaclitt, Sat 110 lb 1 Mr. Ur 11..rt.se. Clattatbas, bet 41b illtaillia. , as srtmar 44 3 ann. each, and 15 added. OSP MI I 4114 a half. Wes in four heats by La•ly Wilton, Oka'ate le,haart aad %Mi. THE MILITIA. TIP.III LAST NIGHT . * GA/ATTU ) The I . ..flowing eousesimsioas have been signed : Marto's. Vass Kerkwyk Down., soljutast, to *tree with the teak eapt.uta. u. the li.nyal Breasock Rale Itegt. of 3Listia. Allred o:ivitr, gcot., to be lieutenant, in the ltoyal Wilt ski e Lanterns, Jos e ph Fri , stly Edwards, to be captain, in the 3 "olla Regiment of Wes. Wilma Yeomanry Cavalry, The His. La.:moat Witham Laseelles, to he Assiut, in tittrilsi li. eiment ot West York Militia. ~..‘oFtoi: n Duncan Littlejohn, late of the Madras Army, to oriton, in the Third Regiment of West York Militia. Jobs lioham Chaatrell, gent., to be lieutenant, in ditto. Edward Nicholson, gent. ' to be benteaant, in ditto. Maurice lt , yeers, gent., to be lieutenant, in ditto. Ralph Creyke, Eq., jtawtlillo Hall, to be major, in ditto. Otorste Francis Stuart, Esq., to he captain, vice Stewart, resigned, in tint Itoyal E tat Middlesex Regiment of Militia. "lark , Christnpht r strut., gent., to ne lieutenant, in the Itnl,tl Westmaister Itegitrisot of Middlesex Militia. Culling Eardlty Konwlys, gent., to he cadge, in the First Re g i men t o f t h e D u b e of Lanlater's Own Militia. Georg.. Itt •11;gtron, gent., to he ensign, in ditto. Ensign Archibald William t:larke, to by lieutenant, vice Molyncim, resigned, in the Second Regiment of ditto. POLICE INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. EX fItAORDINAItY FRACAS BETWEEN TWO MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT. DOWATHEFF. The court was crowded to execs+ this morning, shortly miter Mr. Henry had taken his seat, by members of the legislature, interested as friend. or witnesses of the parties in the following extraordinary case : The Hon. H. Butler Johnstone, H.P., appeared upon a ennimems charging him with having "assaulted and beaten" Mr. Benjamin Oliveira, M.P. ' in Cockspur-street, Charing- cross, on the morning of Saturday last, shortly after the I division in the House of Commons upon Lord Pahnenton's resolution. Mr. iluddleetooe, counsel for the hon. defendant, said an eetirt had been made by a high authority in the house to arrange the matter; but his client, Mr. Johnstone, felt it his duty to let the matter he fully investigated. Mr. Olivier' then stated that he was walking along Cock spur-s•rect, after the debate of Friday night, in company with Mr. Coles, M.P. when he hailed a cab at Charing trees. The cab turne d round towards them, when two other gentlemen, whom he did not know at the time, rushed to. wards the vehicle, and took forcible possession of it, one of them (he believed the defendant) plashing him aside with som e violence in order to get inside himself. He (Mr. Oliveira) isclaimed "This is very ungentlemanly conduct," and at the same time tapped him on the shoulre, gently, with his cane. After this be walked away in seat of 111904 =t . 1111111=ZIAM416 1. . 2141 1, 111 ' he mos 'odium to deprive bins a' his mama. He bad wittiness to show that this nuenit apes him was committed by bur . Hat ler Jobastone. Cress-eassainod—l did not strike Mr. Johnatosit twice with taw cane, that I am swam of, nor were the blears yin , lest. I believe I strut* him on the shoulder, east sea be hied. 1 certainly was irritated at the time. I did net SOW mit a violent amult on Mr. Johnstone, madams run away. I walked away quietly. Mr. Coles, I fur, is not bon, being at prevent cut of town. I did not hear Mr. C. say to me, You were in the wrong, sad had better do nothing in it." Ido not believe he ever said anything of the kind. I wrote him a note to ask his to be present this morning. I obtained the summosa on Saturday, sad titre was ample time, no doubt, to pat Mr. Calm to be preeent. Mr. Hastie, M.P. for Obwgow, stated that be arrived at Ceeksperm. when the altercation we. gobs on. I did net know Mr. Johnston. at the time. I law a ratielliei. sea towards Mr. Oliveira and knock him dews. Ho plead hie lent between Mr. Olimira's legs and tepreibis ever beetle mud. mei them, is • very butted maw me I thought , he kicked him twice in the side while 104 12 11 1 Mtt Wham Mr. Oliveira teemed his ewe% he wee mew up by gem friends, and witness mw him Mlle et Mr. John stsse's let with hie utak. Mr. Jelmoless sole swim nek towards Mt. peen, hetes, preeentet Meg him brew velem by the linese of *spate. NI meld he wee a saislor aif peninerat,ad irealt set he tweeted. Ceesehle, ill A. Mated that he maw ssmm geatleuseu in aterreatlea, and Auld Mr. Oliveira am the ground. He bad pndsairsesw Mr. Oliveira hail a oak nod was sure the ash veinad le go to him. Witeasehlthe parties that he ma ougdmid at such apparent snaking a diem/been la demon between 1 2la the tramming, and be preweetel Mr. Johnstone Maims Mr. Olheirs,aftLr the Weer Ira souk the defendant TM his NM tha hat. ThY being the eonsplainant's case Mr. Ruddiest= addressed the mitt for the dellandant, contending that the assault was perfectly juatillebie. Lord Drumlanrig, M.P. for Dwedrimehins, end Mr. Stir ling, M.P. for Perthshire, were time examined for the de fendant. They @greed in 'Wins that en maul' was first committed by Mr. Oliveira. Wm, after commit,ing it, ran away. Mr. Sliding Natal that the coin , plainant ran about twelve wok *fere he was over taken by Mr. Jedieseme sod ibeethed with some se. z ia iti sa by that gamillsmen. The latter witness was of Pb. - Jelnifthe did hick Mr. Olivieta while dews, bat the Mom did set we it. No violent or abusive itegeepi had bees mei se skier side, mail Mr. Oiviera struck the delhadeet ea the lower part of his body while getting in* tbe fhb. Mr. Homy aid he ail it to he kis duty to mad this nee befere=alng i r the aseliethei nature of the 'vi deos, be miehreedi the evidence sad canal, dared the emelt peeved, he did not power the power hi Whet edegeate mat for such an offence. He shoed& therein, bind the parties over to appear the neat Middles= ffamlame. Mr. IMNoluse millered into his own mognionnws In Int. to &arm , iM iogoiry isfugastett. CITY SEWERS COURT. Yesterday a court of the City Sewers' Commis sioners was held at the Guildhall. Deputy Peacock re sided. The ordinary preliminary business hating been gone through, the reports of the several inspectors were received, sad orders made thereupon. LISPING COWS IN CONFINED FLAMM IN TEE CITY. Mr. ELLIOTT. In introducing • motion of which be had previously Owen Retie., which was as follows .—" That inquiry be maid the Board of Health if they possess any to elan impectiag the effect of keeping cows in congaed tes midis awns, on the health of the animals or their end dis portal health of the Inhabitants," said that MS tat opinion that it wield be desirable for that etambelen, as • sanitary commies, to go on step by step, met only in improving the derethiqrs of the poorer classes, bet la removing all kinds of malt= which aught be smoldered to be inimical to health. His object uses that essmien was to @Mats infennedes. whisk he hawed wadi he of meet mamehle /dmi, se to tbe made la whisk sows men kept la eeniined plane. and the Abets predneed s he* upon the animals and their secretions. end seneemmedy upon the health of parties using the milk ferniebed bribe With reference to the subject, tbele edderse—mpeekelly the meld eßsee-.mipht ht the meet skis Mower, but be (Hr. Meet) tit wee moot dimbelis that they &wild apply for further static tical Wormed= taps this interesting subject to the Board of Health, the iMient in some :ion with which were, doubtless in a paths to feint& to them much matter of direct hiejortaree. He hoped that no objections arising frees antiquated prejmdlese would be raised against his motion. The Hoard ef Health bad taken the lead in improvements of • unitary kind, and they (the commie- timers) had followed in the wake in past times. (tt No.") Yes, but it was so; and it was his desire that they should not do so in future.. (" Hear," and • laugh.) Ile wished that commimion, in that matter, to take the initiative, and not to let parties who sow kept tows go on real sing large proits at the expense of the health, as well as the pockets of the people. The over-crowding of cows in confined places tended to engender disease, while the milk of the animals became tsiated, and coniermatly unfit for food. His object was for inquiry, which he would show to be necessary, were he favoured with an opportunity to do so. (Hear.) The CHAIRMAN—I believe the medical °Meer has a re port upon We subject. Mr. Zu.tocr-1 should certainly mesh like to hear the med.' efther's W if any cue will second my motion. Demo: EVANS iseta tly said he would do so. The leper& of slicer of health went distinctly to show that!, meielleethes of cowhouses, as at present constructed and memeged, hi the midst of • crowded city, was most We*. to the health of the entails and also of the inha -11111.118._ Deputy COUNET coesidered, after hewing the report of the medical officer, that it would be a work of supereroga ties altogether to ;make application for farther particulars to the Hoard of Health. . . Mr. H. L. s•YLOI was of the SUN opinion. Why need that comminion apply to any other board, or " fhb in trcabled waters ?" They bad their talented Amer of health and their surveyor. Why, then, need they no farther? He denied the statement made by Mr. Elliott— that that court followed in the wake o f the Board of Health. The fact was, that in many sanitary matters that commission bad taken th, lead of every other body. Having heard the report of the medical oMeer, be must object to the motion. Mr, B. S. Putiours raid the medial officer's report so fully embraced the subject that he hoped Mr. Elliott would see the propriety of withdrawing his motion. Mr. ELLiorr refused to do so, whereupon Deputy iiAIIiLIMON moved sv an amendment "That the report of the medical officer upon the subject be received and printed ; and that a copy be lent to every member of the court." _ Upon the amendment being put it war carried minima unanimourdy, the hands only of the mover and seconder of the motion Miog held up against the report of the lowliest officer. Some other bwineam of no special Mere* was transacted, after which the commisaionera adisawmal. NAVAL. ADMIRALTY, Noy. 30. APPOINTMENT/L-Bpr pone W. R. Dalton, to Midas; R. Fulton, to Forma ; and R. Clarke, to MogicOntwo. Payntastot T. E. Gould, to Nogielouw. A..utaat•Borgeoa C. F. A. Connolly, to Sidon. THE MEETING OF THE SOCIETY FOE THE AEO- Litton or THIB TAIL. UN KNuMILUDGI takes place to day, when the new law on the press, which the Attorney °moral has given notice, of his intention to introduce to the House of Commons on hloaday neat, is expected to, fora a topic of diosiodoo. THE UNITED SERVICE CLUB. A grand dinner was given at the United . Service I , Club on Monday, the Duke of Cambridge in the chair, to the uishoguished twigs officers who had attended the fuue mil of the late Duke of Wellington. Upon the Emperor of Russia's health being drunk, Prince Gortehakoff re plied the following terms : " Messieurs,—Venilles reee suit lows remereiements pour la sante quo eons ayes porte.. Monseigneur, agrees mes actions de grim. Permette: &mai que je sous semi reie pour la cordials hospitaliti avec Isquelle nous aeons Ete focus en Angletcrre. Et maintenant souffus, Messieurs, que je eons entretienne quelques in stants de l'illustre Capitaine quip volts ave. perdu. Le Due do Welling;on keit un grand homage de guerre et uu grand eitoree. L'Lmpereur nebulas, ee digae imule do Pierre le Grand, await pour lul une estime partieuliere. Ma presence ici en est la preuve. Sollicitude constante pour le bien etre du audit; prudence extr e me dans la con duits de la guerre; induce et vigueur pour !rapper Ire coups decorifs—tels &talent les priecipes do Due do Wellington. J'en appelle a noire temoignage, Messieurs, a mon digne collegue, Ic Comte Noetitz, qui a vaillamment combattu avec le Marlobal Blucher, a tete du Due de Wel lington. Le systems do piens du Due est celui qui convlent is walla a notre epoque. 11 a ete adopte et justifie par lee tspittines lts plus it du temps present—en Runic, par le Prince de Varsovie ; en Autriche, par le Comte Endetaky ; en Angleterre, par le Vicomte Har ding,. Que je eons remercie encore use fobs, Messieurs, pour Is eenfraternite quo eons sees snontre, et qua ja ions dire di. plus preload demon ame, Vivo la lteine et la mission Royale d'Augleterre; vivo l'srrofe Angl.ise; wive la marine Anglaise, et son di use representant, le Duo de Northumberland! Eight Messieurs, vine a jamais Is pisilikeigiudes," AA/4*am 1" • •. • THE SCOTTISH HOSPITAL DINNER. • The mai ihrilltalKOlLUTO hodrol of Go Seottish U4lOlllll , 'Nib h teareltabla, Nom other thin., kr ag the m diem: rand " at the Loads% "Mmes. was held yestmeary (St. Andrew's Day). The wet siausttally anameess; the stewards were an prosodast ; asi the aanounmmeut that =ha would sedate as (Minoan and that the Led Admeete (lir loplia) would sat as ski -chairman, was mosidosed as affisataalse that there mould be a eery W U brilliant Inteniele. ne of the Lashio Tavern was hada the stomata MIMING to assorassias the kegs atennimane meil UM theimmetied emegany, the serefid agenameate of s eam, ht mom of bowlers, shields, end tartans, sail Ihe pYaasdlnaey attendame of ladies, who, in glittering inesise edema, filled the two galleries, one of them gailmise to the exclusion of W bask, who to sarsquaoso bad to be indistinctly amileal lee resale mks, Mr. Bathe's suite of rooms aismael so asp* iiir a very gratifying and very proemial. aborroar. Lord John Rumen varied the Meet list by istairEmbir, after the toast of " The lloyal , Family," ' The Mama of thie Duke of Wellingtoa.' The neat bambini' boast proposed by his lordship was "The Pre/ids/at of the United States." this toestbeing maimected with the name of the new American 'minister to this (*instep, Mr. Ingersoll. The health was nesived with enthusiasm, end Mr. Ingersoll obtained a meet tattering welcome on hie first appearance . escasiem in England. After the toast of the . ..11=pital," to which Lord reamers, as one of the lasatoory Mars, replied, came the tout of the " Roue of Inds," to which Lord linking responded. Other rou this tows followed, and the subwriptions tendered, we ho liest*, amounted to 7001. MINES. TUESDAY Evxunio. There has been no essential alteration in the mining share market, in which a moderate business has been done at firm prices. In the Stook Ex change, the transactions in English mine stocks were few, owing to attention being absorbed in the settling. Tiocrofts are better, at 11 to 12 in the house. There was again a elms domed for the shares I,l;4•Liarzzo g =ezalYdttrosilf liaiL The amwomest ip this market is prosaism(' y Vsail the boassetioas are ex ./Saipan kit off tor,. tell it pea Port Phillip, Si WSW I Lake B Drat, 3-116V1-16 dia. ; A ria, -16 dia, to pox; üba River, 6-16 le Then its a • le rise ifs UnWilit thii - allerfoon -- Miming quotatloffa Imperial Brakl" were also steadier, at 4to 5. Shares of the English and Australian Copper Smelt ing Company were flatter. The produce of the Linares mines for the week ending the 20th inst. was 54 tons 6 cwt.; total in stock, 488 tons 16 cwt. The quantity of pig lead in stock was 919 tone 5 cwt. The following dividends have been declared during the month of November: Per share. St. John del Rey.. £2 0 0 Devon Great Consuls lO 0 0 West Buller 2O 0 0 Wheal Exmouth 0 6 0 Grand Duchy of Baden 0 1 0 United Mints Cern Brea 2 0 0 Alfred Con Ails 0 7 0 North Bassett Amon t. 122,000 10,240 6,120 4,280 3,7.50 3,530 2,000 1,192 Fiio South Frances G 0 0 Wheal Lovel 2 10 0 Wheal Onles Great Work 7 10 0 Bonilla& Trevoltey Holyford Mining Co • 6 0 Bolleswidtlen 1,488 0 • 1,076 0 966 1 2 892 1 0 800 0 COO 0 600 0 406 0 Total THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocx. 18 2 The dealings in gall miming eheree have again been ray brim, but theamtriptioes that hare lately been run up are now more offered at the enhanced Prices, and the shams hitherto neglected are coming in for support. British Australian, Anglo-Californian, Golden Monntain, and West Msripoi hotter. United Mexican shares have reached shares are 100,000' Mon Ikon 6,000 110,000 12,009 100.0011 10,(4K1 20,063 300'00 12,060 11.01. ___ 15' bb 7,40 30,040 6000 11,17 1( 4 ,000 Ou I. sib *sib Fria Californian ...—. • -- - Austniiias MatraMs Preebold Aostrahan °outlaws Ave Mans trttlah Artiutha Odd British Ins .. . tkasit. ... Do. Cocas awl Galata K. et7ToknDeii;l.7l isai q uwa's Creek ........ llLi.g. a Australial Coypu '^---' iti...1‘1.1. Noontide Orsini limb, &Wes ... r Lc reOresPolio;Oa Übe, l a s. luitninga .......... . Seskaaasfitmilimooriest Part !Mr.-- True :64F1 iieii de Cubs Csett fled *teem 1 3‘7; Yells "it 'it I at a a 1 1 4 pm Pm 1 y (iv EXACT/11C TILEORAPH.) LIVERPOOL, WlDNespAy,lo.46 A.Y. Wind S., moderate, aid damp. Arrived.—Agatha Zichi, from Ibraila. QUEENSTOWN, Nov. 20. Wind S. The barque Frederick, of and from Liverpool, for Apalachicola, with salt, was abandoned at sea in a sinking state. Crew saved by thu Omone, arrived here. The Challenger, from Pernambuco, has put in here, with less of two men, wheel, bin nacle, &c. Tile MAURITIVB STEAMER mailed from Plymouth, with the Cape of (toed Hope and Mauritius mails, on Mon day afteraoon. the ESTIMATE3.—The Nursing herald says: .. It is said that the increase to the army, in perammel and materiel, will include an addition to the artillery branch of 2,000 men. 1,000 horses and carriages, and ammunition waggons for 200 guns. We understand that it is proposed in ilia new estimmtes to add to the pretest etnagth of Um Royal Marinas 1,600 men." .1 44 4 ► 4l, Ir P• 7 Pm I dis Pm r PIL , 4 1 I 3 304 31 A Pm 44 44 II 2 8 7 74 7 7 4 I I " # 4is par ells par ; Pm 1 1# pus its Pm V If 2 pm II If Pm PPP pm 20 91 7 134 4 It . 12"6 i isipm. is I .lars 1 1 lady. Ii 1 m 4 4f f i 11 Si I I h i 3$ If 1 RAILWAYS. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocz. The railway market is not so strongly supported to-day, business showing a lull, and prices in a few instances are lower, including Lancashire and York shire, Scottish Midland, North Stafford, Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee, and Chester and Holyhead. Leeds Northerns are higher. French shares are firm, and West Flanders higher MAI►S AND ROMS 014GUA6ANTEND. Unman ma'.` alm.Wetv.llllMrt.... n n )s li n l ;I 4 1 . ia.rt4io:l4 St. 190 6' all )0 all .1 ti ! I ia I I IN IN IN !" HO' NO to H Ili IN all. I Ile. a de. Wield ssi IMM meow POINJune.. ' Demiwa i i ta lk OA Abe l' dm li ttrar sBl:" :GILL) , grim Csavadsk Seises O urs A... 4Lgator :k ukt.tm.. SL 100 T , II rieve. it fa ia - aid . TT a 47, - . busk Postlanee.. lb IldelkWedira Do. A imp. A. Bledit.. Do. i dorm D. Mask.. Clialestla sad Wesi.(lna , Groat Wftdera ... .. WA Nadi add= .. LAmadaw and tAwdela . Ds. 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K . 2:11;ti212.2 AT ItirtAt 1 vireamorsacheegdwith , __ __ 1,0 .41111 i 12: '1 ,i spenielse (IsemotkoarastWellira Meta ,Wri.4oulkgr:ff Dit=rint_ Novi ___l•Oeirt wears, 30 SI "4 3'l SO it N LsediaLS.Westenki Clyde, Jeatttos Maisissisa).. frtlLOSba4MiLep.4,l. amid le et. Wortron) .1401/11/11. DPW /dram (IssiddleareidWaters 11102/011110.TarkiN ite shodos (ditto).. De. l Jim (ditto) .. (dedea add ar•SIM eh Z. I , y. I Mired to South Emterol Uitto ►ntrrroee (ditto) LassilleflGueir.4peranst. (igindtal4;;itri) --- igagglyllszton,tedatlack i sid tgagonaliaig.W.kild.) and Podtor Paned Mg Inigin. Dui. Pia qd lindhel(111101) Sarthinsitligglagel met (WNW I. liaggAgistin PraglistWrj e l a gri Loa. Iligt.WeiL Tang I DPW lam (A) ditto) Morigni int Milispsgs. to Orrin Partings + l oo. Abourab . 3watlt*tafG,Orailro(iresad to Mr. NVClass) Wwar Valk,. 6 pOsim: Lito Ditto Ditto . & Noumea (lama Orutto Wtotirl) 29 SO 109 111 II 64 149 161 U 114 11$ 116 614 174 17 23 14 144 iSi 1 11 19 194 3 $4 107 i 104 i 44 IS - r• ISO ISI Ila 11l 1 lAi U 34 1034 111 =Ans. 107 1011 103 Iv 3 I 0 10i I dim Ir 6 ,i 1 2/ 11 11 fm . 141 i s a It 174 1.11 111 114 , Ili 101 r 1100 " Ifr ISI gal II 4 pew I if I 'H 4:81 Lr a los_ 104 "iii is po. II / 111/ ra la 11 Ps $ Ws ni lei 111 . 10 10! 104 ih ill I I sin MAT& 1 14 15 4 41 pm # I 9 9 poi • ; 1 1 par I 0121 4 pm 71 I Si HI 1 le 1 U U I Si ia Is tadey up to 2 pas l eurk at I"A 21,11401 k Ezeter4 per Ct.i Bt.' 100 Otle 1 tkokas £lO ... I IS I i abater an , l. 11,42.40 Ili 2, sod Bandon it el. Jviadce, l'4 'lt, aniAhar i 40.0 Jorottlon .. .. _ - . es..TtAlitT;lsl:iN`lip.di. Do. do. IV.) 7 per CL... Do. do. (71. 175.) 7 per toot.Coo.ts t..,3 p 4..N0il Ditto do. Ne. I Do. New u per rent. Stab ffaiaLttetor.ceripeu.6 iidinlasnoh, Perth, mad Dundee, 54 i or Cant 100 Ore: • Northern 4 pertlont no. too Do. 3 per wet. Serie. ire. ! damage et 10 p.eL pin Ij di ,Ot.etherWatne(ii Hoe Dip 4 .oWeeLßleldlonto esters 61. tOn'OLWaterfo, Sari Li FAL 16 6 Lancashire iffaini 7 tee I Ditto 0 per enalleak •"" "Loco. Ifirtrh.Oser.3 wet 'Ditto New Guar. 6 pa CI. iloe.knetWeetCon.Tbirds Londordiary &Caw. 4.0 I LoodondorrykEnnisk.lob Ilan.s3rltatLina. joe.Nol Do. New £lO —.. Varyp. a Carnal*, 4 p CL i Do. do. 44 pCt. nullandOont.ttr.alf.v.‘t i Ditto Prato enee ,Norful'o Itztuaou... Do. Guaranteed 54 per et Du.Weatter Valley 3 pet ".North itritiet. ... . . North Staffordshire 1 Oland, Wallower, ir d Wolyar., Lit. 6 partsot I sm, Ditto ditto ditto intrewo.illiria.tiewCuor. ae.kChadet (Nor.W. Min. , 6 pre flint... Do. 4pa Cent ... 1 Ditto Now South green (Reading Amu) of £1.6.6 StlLTakettirelpereLOuar Waterford it hamar Tort. Neweetle.le Item, OLNurtie of liair.purol , Ditto Ditto ... Yookkll.l44.ll.lll3.ffereb , I S 5 51 15 I le It j LllOO IMILION ft ion^off loChar _ trest ..n 1 ttrlselhs s Dijon ud limns= .. Ortelt Kilauea ... .. Kot 1 erhan .. rest lystiaa rtniss . ,:a ... tirstkol Junrtlos sr prase, itilt.West.nt l'essAa,Ststrer Do. "keels (204 Laumboarg Lk, te:atlr ay ) Ljea_s sad Avignon 4.. . 601116 to N NOMIAT (.101 D.) N N Do. Do.(ez hiterest) 10 Northers of Prsr.ft. N all Do. NI. S vet et. rvo. (lot B. k Antra+ rtiN, 00 10 i'ves• and Lyaro SO 20 Vats awl th. aar .„ . 10 10 Pirko aid Moue. ... p. 10 Para nal nra.altn.r.. 20 4 P.24,2lor,amdCharb or. 101 22 Quebec and Itlehinosrl : tiouts mail I , 20 ?a. Upper India Scrip ri 1.... 10 4 Do. 64 pa mit. Proles , . 10 9 WPIUMIII Of /7111218... IS: 14 114 pm OR 64 iie MI 6++ 6 pm Ps 211 22 1 i: 12i 1 4 10i psi sii I$ MONEY MARKET. IS III i i 6 _-- Antwerp Brawls et. liambar pown s barg end Altone .. ..: 1235,1 L 4. 40c ii 0 e 111.. : per rti _ls / 18 MON. ~. Pule per .0 anon 23h. 174 e. .. Ditto „... „ 1 Plaetbe2.sfr 400. • ... • ._ _ Long , .4, per ditto, 30 yaws, lB6O, 61. India Stock, 275. South Bea Stock, 112 i ; ditto, New Annuities, loot Bank Stock, 2221, 2231. The March Exchequer Bills remained quoted 70s. to 735. prem., but the June issue receded to 692. to 725. prem. India Bonds also showed a downward tendency, with transactions at 801. and 82s. prem. Foreign stooks remain firm, with no remarkable varia tion in prices, except in Granada Deferred, which went up to 111. Austrian scrip improved to 10 prem., and the Certificates issued by the Spanish bondholders committee to 34 per cent. The com mittee is still agitating to obtain a recognition of these vouchers, and we understand further corres pondence is passing with the Spanish anthoritim The settlement of the account was to-day finally concluded, and apparently without difficulty. Turkish scrip is fiat, with an indisposition to operate. Sales are thus marked : Austrian Five per Cent Scrip, 10 prem. Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 100 (exchange, 25f.) Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 102; ditto Four-rind-a-Half per Cents., 971. j ; ditto Five per Cents., 1829 and 1839, 1021, 3. Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., for account, 16th December, 75. Ecuador Bonds, 5, 1. Granada Deferred Bonds, 113, 1„4. Mexican Three per Cents., 25. Peruvian Deferred Three per Cents., 644. Portuguese Converted Four per Cents., 383 ditto for account, 381. Sardinian Five per Cents., 901, 100. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 52, 514; ditto for account, 511; ditto Deferred Three per Cent., for account, 241; ditto Committee's Certif., 34, 31 per cent.. Swedish Mortgage Loan, IZ, 11 dis. Tho great activity observable in miscellaneous shares enables us to report transactions to-day in the undermentioned securities, viz. :—Bank of Australa sia, 701, 711, 71; Commercial Bank of London, 291 : English, Scottish, and Australian Bank, 5, 4, 4/, 5, ; London Chartered Bank of Australia, 5 4 , 4 , London and Westminster Bank, 344 ; Union Bank of Australia, 614, 621; Victoria Dock, 81 ; Austra lian Agricultural, 95, 93, 96, 95, 97, 93, 98, 98, 95, 97,1aving been verytilairidial 4, ; Electric Ts y dealt in; Austra lian Royal Wail Steam, 3 lgt. of Irelaud,ll ; Netherlands Inatome, 2/ and ()dental Steam (201. paid), 601 Beziers and Grateleesee Iteßway Awes elwdtl 11 to 14 pea.' Bordeaux and Cetto Railway, S to 53 prem. ; An twerp and Rotterdam Railway,l to d prem.; Western Railway of Switzerland, I to 11 pm.; French South Eastern, 1 to 11 prem.; Wimbledon and Croydon Railway, 14 to 21 prem. ; Latish Zealand Railway, 2 to 21 prem., after reachieg 21 prem.; Lake Con stance and Basle Railway, par to 1 prem.; Lucca and Piatoja Railway, 4to prem. ; Orleans and Epernay Railway, 4 to 1 prem. ; Magdalena Steam, Ito prem. ; Bank of India, Australia, and China, 11 to 1 4 prem. A new Canadian line, called the Hamilton and Toronto Railway, was announced this afternoon. It will be 40 miles in length, and the bill authorising it has already passed the Canadian House of Assem bly. The capital is fixed by the legislature at 450,000/. currency, or 369,0001. sterling, and the government is, moreover, authorised to advance one halt tho entire cost of construction, on loan at 6 per cent., for 20 years. A contract, how ever, is stated to have been made with :11r. George Wythes, of Reigate, to lay down a single line of rails, complete, for 348,5001., and to pay 6 per cent. per annum on the capital called up till the opening of the line. The capital is to be raised by the creation of 212,5001. currency of share capital in shares of 231. currency, or 201.105. sterling each; and by the issue of 1,742 bonds of 1001. sterling each, bearing 6 per cent per annum, repayable in twenty years, and convertible into shares. Only one half of this capital, however, is to be raised in En?land, the other moiety being reserved for Canada. The specie brought in by the last West India steamer has not yet been sold, and consequently the price of silver is little more than nominal. Parties interested are awaiting the delivery of the Indian and Chinese letters by the overland mail already tele graphed. The quotations received by telegraph from the Amsterdam Bourse of Monday are as follows: Hutch Four per Cents., 954; ditto Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 6315 - 16. Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 24 7-10. Mexican New, 24 11-16. Por- i tugaese New, 381. Austrian Five per Cent. Metal -771. At Vienna, on Monday, the Five per Cent. Metallic* were quoted 94? ; the new loan, 94, or 1 dia.; the exchange on London, 11.26; and the price of gold, 21; prem. In the market for foreign exchanges to-day there was generally a demand for bills on continental places, although the rates arc but a trifle lower than those of last post. The scarcity of bills continues, especially for three months' paper on Paris, which was done at 26.371, although quoted up to 25.421. For short paper the rate was 25.171 to 20. In Beigian places there was no alteration, and few bills were offered. Amsterdam was in demand at 11.18 for three months, short ruling at 11.16! to 17. Ham burg was in great request at 13.62. Frankfort ruled at 1192, money. Vienna was inquired for at 11.40, and Trieste from 11.42 to 44. Of Italian places, Leghorn was chiefly inquired for, and done from 30.671 to 621. Spanish places were generally un changed, but Lisbon and Oporto were rather inquired for at 631 to for the former, and 532 to for Oporto. Our usual list of the prices negotiated is annexed: Mow. Priem ad negotiated into day. 81111 mad IL Money. ignillgand per g Short lla. Ideate.... I lfl. 171. m. DIM 1111. le isle. .. ltd. le .tr. 23fr. 43 . e. 23fr. 43a. 13roac. 7 erlt. 37/ perm •Sfr. 22k. 93fr. lifseTeelllek ..,.... -___ ... _.„,.. „ !Mr. 42ke. ... 25fr. 450 .0-Italneriee RIO „ 119j9 Mu. ... 1200. Ote -ettr4 pee& „ I:0. 10Rr. ... 1111. 41tr. 111. 426 e. ... 110. 156 r. ...6 per dale: "' 494 pence ... 491 penes _....es „ „ 50 pence ... 19 pram Bilbao as. 41 ri s e vs I . 4 b penes ... 19k peace „ „ 19 , penes ... 191 pence Gibraltar .. .. 49 wan ... 491 penes G l.stiorn 0 „ 231 r. 62ke.... 151 r. 6t4a. Meta per dant " 414 pram ... 411 prow es ) p i map, . 124 pence ... 114 mai Irma . „ 194 pales ... 114 peace per rallrer9o days date 43 passe .. 444 peace =.............. ..... ~ ~ pow ... Nimbus it' Texans'. EVENING. tit 4 das 111 to The English stock market was steady during the es 071 sl4 morning, but went flatter later in the day. Anxiety 26 ES 4 is evinced to learn the nature of the financial schemes Ali 19 IN li 412 434 3 in course of organisation by the Chancellor of the 9 Exchequer. It is also probable that, aa already noticed by us, the arrangements for the final close of :1 :LI a heavy share account may have had some effect on ts Consols. The price of this stock ruled throughout Ii i the official hours of business at 10Ij to , for money PI 10 1 4 and account, but alter the regular hours was called 1 si as -. 101 la-d-mAP,III i e z a s t a ir ee rant *akar re appeared Jo in the market am but confined his tasse- l* ON I I ment to South a Annuities. The business list 11341 13 1 a includes :— Three per Cent. Consols, fur money, ST If Nil, k, 1, I ; ditto, for account, 1011,1. Three t l o s t imi per Cent. Reduced, 1006„4. Three-an •a-Quarter 10 01 4 INI ner .. Cents., 1036, 6. Long - Annuities, ,. 1800, 6j, IL -. .... .... .....- . .. 101 l Pi {ei 109 oh 1 Obi NI 11 li• I I 42i si li 181 I 90 54 1_4_ I 7% 70 69 7 77 4 si 12i $ 10 101 4 ei 11 10_ 9 - S4 dim 1( 9 111 67 61 15 26 19 SO Si 1i 4u II 9 l ila 4 1$ N 49 121 104 47 9ti 3 i'et lie - 11 ps Is 88 31 2 di I 2 . IS 111 9 Ile I I pa 142 e 1491 129 129 e 44 6 flli 1 24 „ 914 96e 3 2 be 14 1 db 16 11 11 II 31e II Se 148. 80 4 ICI 4/ 19 lift Si II : Ms • s 41_ 111. 417,1 Ii 46. 91 ail Ms I 2I 4 1 dls % 1 . 9 34 111 la NI 1!0 71 74 47 a 74 74 Id • Ms 10 11 10 10e 15 15 3 21 Ms 246 23j 51 53 40d 414 11 . 13 I rre 7 _ra U.; SI 1110 17 i'inia 6 Si I 1 7 7 fj St 4 9 e n+ s 5 I IA I ip io THIS DAY.—Two o'CLoCK. The English stock market remains dull, and prices are the turn in favourcf buyers. Consols have ruled at 101 to k for money and account, the sales at 101 having predominated. The Three per Cent Reduced mark 1004 ; the Thrce-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1031 to / ; Bank Stock, 222; ; South Sea New An nuities, 1001, being the government broker's pur chase; Exchequer Bills, 695. to 7 25. prem.; India Bonds, 801. to 83s. prem. In the foreign stock market the only feature is a continuation of the movement in Granada Deferred bonds, which have risen from 12 to 13. Other stocks are firm, with a quiet business. Mexican mark 25 to 1 ; Peruvian Deferred, 641 to a ; Spanish Old Threes, 511 to 62 ; ditto Deferred, 25; the Com mittee's Certificates, 3: to 31 per cent.; Buenos Ayrean, 74 ; Austrian Scrip, 9} prem.; Swedish Scrip, 11 dis.; Turkish Scrips nominul, at 11 to 11 prem. THE LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. ; Per At railer'. _ PA RIK, Noe. 503 1 For I' — mow. iOptielas WON. Low BB ICINI3I. - ---- -- ---e• per Crew. I 84 eo WOO IS 71 14 311 84 TO per Ceuta , 11121 100 ". —. . . per Ceuta, 1832 1(3 71 1114 TO IN - 711 IN .0 IN 3111 er ' . r111.6 .... 1 ... 1 ... ... • per oars. .64eoi 44 W 5 114 73 1 1413 t.. 41 PM Omen, 1196. 100 4 4 ;or per Camle.,. 1662 . ' It 3 ts iaii 70 106 70 toi 01 i 100 20 Ossla ... 1 ... : ... ... 2 par Orals. Oro Luau ... 1 .. 1 ...... 1 . inekaage on Lemke: atal9in4.ll6 174 t 96 days, DI 71 Dlirs i t o ParOt. 2 MO 100 altbeey I Degas. Dent. ..-.. .... gems .. .. -.+-,r. ✓•,,,,, •, , 100 i ... 3119 Ms 6pm Cents 101 ... Ito. 44 Piedmonts p.Ct lOO 60... ; Treasury goods ... 11 „.. 1033 PAZI9, Nov. 30.—St. Germain, —; Versailles (rWat 601 11 1 1 . —; ditto (left bask), 365; Paris and Orkans, 1,071; roils and Iteura,l,oos ; Rouen and Havre. 577 50; Dar alle. and Awl,. t, n, - • Strasbourg and Dale, 375; Nnrthern, 903; Part s and Illrarbiong, 873 30; Par.. annyorta. 957 50; Lyon. and Avignin, 710; Montanelli mad Trews, 365; uunt, 700; Bleante and St. Inkier to O.ay, GOO ; Pada and Ctierbourg, 635; 16jen and Berancoe, 603; Her ;caul nd (elr, 635; Dieppe and YVC.FII,^, 360; ltorde.an and Tear, .23; Porta and Meaux. 183; Grand Combe, —. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.—TIIIS DAY. Our market was thinly attended this morning, and bat a limited amount of huskies' was transacted. The few par cels of English Wheat on sale were disposed of at the rates of Monday, and a moderate quantity of Foreign found buyers at former prices. Barrel Flour was generally held for rather more money, as were also fluting cargt,s of Wheat and Maize. The Oat trade was not brisk, but fsctors were enabled to support the currency of last market day. n Barley, Beans, and Peas no change occurred. MUD VALI INTO LONDON FROM 29th NOV. to Ist DEC. , iosil.E. &molt. Walt. Barley F0r..0- io B 1130 8 Otto NM 3190 9. . t0 halt ..... 970 Moor, OHO mks. MINCING-LANE.—TIIIS DAY. Strong.—Tho market is dull; 3,400 bags of gnio, Madras were offered in public Bale, aria chiefly sold from 38s. Gd. to 395., which scarcely supported previous rates. The refined market continues dull; grocery lamps, 445. ed. to 475. 6d. Corral.—The public sales, which arc rather large to day, are progressing heavily, and importers arc baying in to support the market. Native Ceylon luoted at 475. to 47.. 6d. TEA.—The public sales, which chiefly consisted of Greens and scented sorts, went off heavily, and the bulk was bought in. Itice.—This article is a shade dearer, with a good de mand. 1,400 bags Bengal sold to-day in public sale, ' Ils. 6d. to 12e. PEPPIRIL-200 bags Malabar sold in public sale 4 to 411 lb. COTTON.—The market Is active, and full prices have been Pala "uat.—The demand is steady at last week's admen. , Toa •, ^rf BOROUGH MARKET.—THIS DAY. Messn Pattenden end Smith report that then is • further advance of 2s. per ewt. on Weald Kent and Busse: Hors, with vary few on offer. Tbere ii a od. trade bags, the quantity of whirl/ i s verysmoll. Currsney for : Mid. and list Kest. 41. 101. to 111.: Woad Koala. 41-144. to W. se. ; Saws, 41. 101. to 51. 5.1. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market is steady to-day, at the annexed quotations, six.: Town Tallow, 475. 3d. nett cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on tho spot, 475. 9d.; all this year, 475. Gd.; January to March, (1853), 485.; October to December (1853), 45a. COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. Holywell, 16s. 6d. ; Eden Main, 16s. ; Carr's Hartley, 15s. 6d. ; Walls End Riddell, 15s. ; Walls E n d H aswe ll, 17 s . ; Walls End Hatton, 165.9 d.; Walls End Lausbton, 16s. 6d. ; Walls End Tees, 161.6d.—Ships at market, 270. I - ~. UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL. CAMBRIDGE, Nov. 30.—CRAVEN SCHOLAftB . The Vice-Chancellor has given notice that there will be an examination of candidates for the scholarship upon this foundation, lately holden by Charles Evans M.A., of Trinity Colhgr, commencing on Monday, die 31st of January, 1853, at 9 o'clock. fhe candidates are required to signify their intention of offering themselves, by writing • Latin letter to each of the electors, which is to be deli vered personally on Monday, the 13th, or Thursday, the 30th of December. The electors are the Vice-Chsucellor, the five Regius Professors, and the Public Orator. In order to facilitate this delivery, one or more of the electors will attend in the law schools on the above days from 1 o'clock till 2 ; and no candidates will be admitted who do not signify their intention in the above manner. Barna SenolAßSltlP.—The Vice Chancellor has given notice that there will bean examination of candidates for the scholarship on this foundation, lately held by Brooke Foss Vitsteott, M.A., of Trinity College, commencing on Mon day, the 31st of January, 1853, at 9 o'clock. The candi dates are required, within fourteen days after the affixing of the declaration of vacancy (Nov. 29) upon the door of the schools, to visit each of the electors resident in the University, and to give notice, in a Latin epistle (to be de livered personally), to arch elector, that he is a candidate. And in case he neglect visiting in manner aforesaid, within that time, he shall be incapable of being elected. The elec tors are: The Viee-Chancellor, the Provost of King's, the Regius Professor of Divinity, the Regius Professor of Law, the Reg nu Professor of l'hysic, the Senior I'roctor, the Junior Proctor. LOCAL SEARE MARKETS. LIVERPOOL, Nov. 30.—The share-market opened very firm this morning, but closed at rather easier terms. Q-ao- Cations as follow :—Aberdeen, 171—Birkenhead, Lanca shire, and Cheshire (late Chester and Birkenhead), 211 Blackburn (late (late B. C. and W. Y.), $ —Caledonian, 331 1 1 —Eastern Counties, 13—Great horthrrn, 11 , 151-lAnca shire and Yorkshire, Leeds Northern (late Leeds and Think), 189 181—Liverpool, Crosby, and Southport, 19 181 19—London and North Western, 129 1 9 81—Ditto (fifth shares), p.—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, 33—Midland, 801 1 I—North British, 10I—South Eastern and Dover, 241 York and North Midland, 311— Great Southern and Western (preference half-shares), 91— Newry and Warrenpoint, 81 1. MANCHESTER, Nov. 30.—flere was a pretty large busi ness done, but prices were not so firm as they were yester day. Leeds stock, 891 ; Blackburns, 7 15.16 ; Leeds Northern, 181 ; Caledonisns, 34 ; Eastern Counties, 13 3-16 ; Midlands, 801; Diners, 241; East Lancashire, 20; London stock, 1281; Cork and Battik!), 191 ; Chest e r an d Birken head (221 shares), 21 d. ; Sheffield, 321 ; ditto Preference, 11 7-16. -- fittttettrOnats, Nov. 30.—There was very little business done in this market to-day, but prices were very firm. North British Stock was done at 42. Limns, Nov. 30.—There has been a very buoyant mar ket this morning. The transactions have been in a large number of lines, and to a greater extent than has been the ease for some time past. Prices continue to improve. The following are the closing sales of the morning :—East Lancashire, at 28i ; Leeds Northerns, ; Leeds Norther n Extensions, No. I, pm. ; Leeds, Bradford, and Halifax J unc ti on , pi ion.; Lancashire and Yorkshire, Mt ; Mid land Stock, : North Westerns, 91. 6 s . 3d. ; North Wes tern frets, 164 ; York and North Midlands, 3IA; York and North Midland l'refs., pin. ; South Entail and Dover., 2i!; ?danehesttr, Sheffield, and Lincolnahires, 331; Canon's Creak, I pm. TuNts.—Letters from Tunis of the 17th, save a Vienne journal, prove that a report of the death of tho Bey of Tunis, given in the Italian papers, wan unfounded. FREE TRADE AND PROTECTION.—A piece of arable land of 20 acres in this parish was on Wednesday knocked down at 2,0001., being 1001.1 or urre. This us under free trade, and one of the "sophisms of protection" was that land was to go out of cultivation. The land is not stumble for building purposis, and will doubtless con tinuo to be cultivated for wheat " which nobody could grow et the price."—Aylesbury Noes. / ►' ~: =t- . i' r Til 11,,004 1N,1160 10,000 r) reionisy. t 17 II I li i i 4 11 4 I II I ire I to Iu s