The Express. — London, England, 1852-12-02 00:00:00

Tvbt v"t LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 2, 1852. (THREEPENCE. B.AILWAYS. N I/ lama a Liar (Mai 11 111 0.. Do.(ez Warm* / II 14 1artbara41,44214... . N W DO 10/. 3 per al. Doak 114 ell (/r I. Is Amine sh 6, 111 XarwegisativA IS Paris mil 1 16 111 444 N hex mil Wow N 68 110 Pale NA .. 39 40 00 U 961 914•16.464 .. 341 31 HI 4 Pals.o•• • •2lakerb•or• I 1 161 ma 11141ime4 • is 34 34 GU lbws .. 31 U 10 N lbw 114 II N N. 17•• r lane INN pa 41 all P 8 I 8 1 10 4 Da 14 of IS 9 WINCES Of Mar— 144 11 pm 949+ THIS DAY.—Two °Twat. There is not much movement in the railway mar ket today, and souse little flatness has prevailed. A few descriptions have consequently been transacted on lower terms, but generally the market is pretty fairly supported. Oxford and Worcester stock is better. SSI 2174 French shares are very quiet, at about yesterday's rates. MONEY MARKET. SHANXI AND Mw::—..—..--- is towda,y up I pia . . A donnummoommannamepommommompimml • / ..-_...-4/ 4-1 A,..,, ,.,- ma-- -- d' - --7e azi ,....„._,.....____ c......._.,.. , Ttt (E No. 1,959.] LONDON, THURSDAY EVE - fril.'-'7-i-kItIIE mid EUROPEAN TELEGRAPH ABINGDON ELECTION. . THE EMPIRE IN FRANCE. • • COMPANIES. _ la lIEREST OIVRN. OM MILIMAGE9 hewn LEEDOM ABINGDON, Wmernstinv. sTII-. no lan tioNlTAriumo Gime Mom CuMplinim Ma I? _,.....- ~,,, 1.,. oastall. Lonien Wt t Dever. A beautifully bright and frosty morning dawned (BY SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH.) P ^ "" - ... e . 4,, th,i 0 , !4111( ANT aft FIIIII=4IIbe edam a. Isaac -Ny mew situ. lard. apes the election preendings of nay. The doses of the Tetra Hall were thrown open a Huh before 11 o'clock, PARIS, TIIIJNADAT, HALF-PAIIT 8 AM. ii 1 41 1.10 Nay. O. tuft U. L. FAUN:ITT, Pometary. +how • 11 ••••• 8 ••• rush was made, and it was with gnat In reply to the Senate and Legislative Body the • no MINOR WILL VMATE A emucv. dill/tally seats IMO maned for the atedidata and their Emperor said :" I take from this day, with the rcAM LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. Iri••••• -- Mri W. &ow/ proposed, adHr. B. Pam, Menblambed is MO. miller, senaded the saminties of Load None, sea at Crown, the title of Napoleon 111., because the logic . :#.lsaiemberwa.ess• sod 37 . cemoso-atem leeteuswer. sad peeper penis to re rent dm 1001 "fik la = of ths people had already given it to me by its nannefela. meat.-Alderman Edam neat pepsin Daniel net Conn cadet fie} n u n ta Ilueteure. Esm Duvall Burr, Esq., of Aldeememes, sad this woe acclamations; because the Senate proposed it legally, Lama C,stea. Gala i3.d. Moues Holivon, Esq. saga O. Eole fl aws Lomat Ilehroal. Ism seconded by Ahlesseu Hyde--Lord Nesuis= 4 :lll7steed and the whole nation has ratified it." Vann, Tao. J. ne t , II the manabiage at essektorahle length is inplendes el his At the conclusion of his speech he said, " Receive Eons... NLO.. 7.11.8. C. Ilempie=se l lat.. MIL political views. He defeaded the nesse erlidi be Gorat, Voq. Menu Whiten In is retinue to the Resdrvitimied Tiles 1114 assiesed a V here my oath, that I will spare nothing to enure the pe•R-m or dolfion or Full! attend up Is ltd 19 4. M I . self • has trader is the most eatsaded Isms of the mem, rity of the country, and that, while maintain /OMo Mei to mamas engem ha the ones aseeediee years ea hod am i s d a d fr a hi m met .,„,... an d ag 6,, 6666gagisasdass prosperity •..." , et""......... 7 .=31 1 .1 a t a t uL aaa . t ia t t a B " ad a .... a luml Is t Memos opium nisi deluded or mewed tars eag wpm{ beg peace, I will make no concession as to what a1a n'"'",„ 4 .,.. - "" -r - —-- - - - a the present ••••••••••t• - Mr- Bow ISSviail sh i elik•••• 11 SIDEMIMIII the honour and dignity of France." yen la rommeskm with Ma asosemear ea omyeased sesonty. no itkMors, • obey of hands was taken, whelk wee memo Nuns riciteed ear the Astataressi nye br %Minds greatly ia favour of Lord Norrep-A poll wee demeelded The Geserals 1)e St. Arnaud, Moreau, and De NNW lid: is behalf of Mr Barrand the proceedings termine*Ml by • Ogriabeia age appointed Marshals of Franca. arm !wan inn Patem.l apt... lIIIMeso !Mem wsi: man. To t s of m am a s ie imam ayor. y 1 - gl -li A 1 is - Wrill -ki-m-1-11-1-T -1 ill 1 igi re ll:1 1 41 WI ill Several pardons are granted by the Emperor. The Empire is proelaimed definitively. 11011/111 WOLF" tometes7. THE OLDHAM ELECTION. r --- gKIZE CATTLE SHOW of the SMITHFIELD The nomination of candidates far Oldham took MINES. 0..13A MI. -The ANNEAL EXIIIIIMINV cd PRIZE CAT. pima yooterday mormiag, sad unease she sesesdhardesty SIAM ROOM. IMeutErzeTs. ea. cvlinutelis EMIL sad riotous proceedings ever named to the ens. Ap- Witoimsnav Evawiwo. no .yucca car s iona yrso 7 e.t.a. 701 1 . Its. Mk 8188, 1888 plinths& hid been made to the antheddes se Imre pre- A moderate business ha been done to-day in the rowsev , I L " mr t 1 " 11 ' sui " ' ^4 i1n"841 " .1 ' n ........ °8.. 61. dap- WHOA tO HMI SWAM in the /mein rli thele sights, by m i n i ng mar k et an d r i m are Arm Shares Sham have sa t V:, ? ir. .11, emus.. Aualtlcare ....... -........ o.4. lo l7 B 77 t : a e beary a P Br tbe tka l.. .l fo . th e e .l4"c b . i .bwiff ir bote 7Zi e r issessm aled7 l changed hands in large numbers in Toy., Consols. -..------- jell tIES of delicate complexion, who ef t = be _maw order: hut they had tet, li eta he by manly A time bargain has been done in Great Wheal Alfred ~,, ... eerlit4e 111 crane,* el ...milker. will 9019111 ea I 1‘,...' A ALI I , OK moat Afalehil at WY waist .... .4. 7 . 441 ;„6,66.6 000 wwwipe4l6 as mega ggismen, at 50. Baboons have advanced, and Wheal Goiden penes i 'v- : as if the members of • force so orgaahed ware net liable te and Round Hill shares are in demand. The= W ye tLe v..: ...WWII' • Ulalll OM damp ere.: a , p. nonal eount and street in! li VawillholdlloVl early their own party feelinp with them ea the nierea. rulin g to-day are as follows :- Great Wh e el a gog t .re....es este radonsa et the Ala ream sad That t b s eyeete i eauta bi n wire ...sins use email 42, 43; West Providence, 65, 66, 57; Trauma; learoarata, fn..1,:,., Up. and loader Me nu .e Moab throughout the ratite haelsess. The Remit stlir. Fee ... 6,.. ft. an ,s , ,a. cal Pesowil. it. "9. 0 " .... ..... a sppisrl le s inins lMPl cm e a pp, % h i votin g w ig hnt tus k w il w ia ss u s g mee g u i 47}; a anteos, train. ; South Tolgus, 19711 Alfred A. t h e et Nl*. ass a heellbg and Ilsomlam j i T a a a. , to the atolls sod Noma-la iiii• - . - al ft. U. sai the supportem of Mr. Heald, had both. One el Ms. Essits Consols, 131; kilbricken , 51, a, / ; Tremayos, liti t - .7 So 41 nth. Peewit-The meat •amoswer see is IMI bunion was Inscribed *. Cebbett gad Heald: a big kat aad Clive, 4 1 , 1; West Ding Dong, 91; Wheal Buller, ▪ era soa.- and by A. ROWLAND mad = l 4 Menu- time to eat it." The 'sly devices exhibited foe Mr. Fox gm; iaat Buller, 7; United Mines, 380, 390; prim. Lio , a.mml by di Csersior Fir. worlanors. was from window', nod on of these was inscribed "W. J. wh e d Cupid, 71, 81. Balloon, 81, Bt, 81 I South Fox, and civil, religious, and commercial freedom." At - Basset, 010, +313; 13i. Day United Mines, 21, 3 ; LONG EVENINGS MADE SHORT.-MECIIIIS 20 aliases past 10 o'clock the proceedings were opened ; tosirx MG MILLS TANA" maaaleatored spa the when from 2,000 to 3,000 men were assembled of each party. Wheal Golden, 4; Lydford Consols, 1 ; North Robert, 5 e 1 ..1. tiotra n s. , :i..tmet k „....bsiebe.. ea • meamea elelle len TTO p g is " ' M a IP = Mr. James Len. the Moyer, and the Tows Clerk, having 41 ; Tau) , Consols, 2Z, 31 ; Mary Ann, 34, 36; sleet. Roun d Hill, 21; Mendip Hills, 31; West Wheal di Ice, St I. 1 . £ll. „ pi: , V a ti i s e. a= =f itain a d s e e, takes the central compartment of the busing', Mr. fluid plod; ~,,,,n, I ~. 1.,,,,,am, . Waded; sad his suptiorters took the compartment to his left ; Russell, 27a. fld.; Trethe ll an, 15. mum meow& sot:moues; swebreses. ____4_ and the liberals (Mr. W. J.Fox being too ill ✓ow: OMNI and hie, N. ,,, Otn• Sow 21,7 1P. 1 . 7 wmm= to attend) occupied the compartmeat to the right there wu again an extremely active business in ems of the Mayor. Immediately the hustings was the gold mining shares, but to-day the descriptions filled the peaceableness which had distinguished that have lately run up, including Port Phillip, -A .. v the MUM* in frost was 1 7 an end. The suPP•Tters of Mr. Nouveau Mon& and Colonial Gold, were more ....--- --7 - • .elk.-- Heald on the hustings unblushingly rad eontinually in- o ff ered, and clos ed lower; whilst the smaller adven - '.. ;All tifisam. t • cited their friends, both by natures and words, to take up , turn, eepecially the Anglo-Californian, were in i . the whole of the ground in front, which of nurse they could only do by driving away those of Mr. Fox : and they strong demand. Anglo-Californian reached 11. prem. never owed this course of proceeding until they had cam- Yuba River closed flatter. West Mariposa are well pletely succeeded. The first act of aggression was made by supporte d. • party of Mr. Heald's supporters, who came up to the rear of Mr. Fox's with banners and music. The liberal party • endeavoured to resin the aggression by closing their THIS DAY.-Two o'Cbocli. F , :••.. ••••••••••C , I i ' ll . :1 L .. =:ll_ _ ' ranks, when the to used their nag-stalk This The gold mining shares opened with some degree led to the first beach of the peace.. The flags of briskness this morning, owing to orders to pur sed flag-staEl were teem sad broken to piens i n . a fu w . chase from the gauntly, but pews are now not quite si mi e n=and • lharfel VASA of riot commenced 110,1 188184 so strong. Port Philips are quoted li prem. Elmineass, which a great many persons an both sides ware evidently giving and taking great Shares of the Australian Copper Company have 41 4 0 MUM 0 The mayor could do nothing but wave his been done at . 41. United Mexican opened weaker, =re L i task is Wimp which was sea s i s iy ab midiblit in but have mll. to 9 :i . the netfiedes. he pease sad ardor. The mall aliases whet was ries es hem hat Is.. WAIL rad. petwe uonas 11111110 dine II I MPOILTANT to FAMILIES FURNISHING, ot tbs iMatted al ilbs essrgy aMilil Aus "s l"th la whereey s asset I.=: who Haar eleg tea, with eesatsar. -JAMES COOK's TRREZ meat after reintananniot o f specials woo aortr im ult to mute 1 swei Me ISt* rarilcit rOLINIIEU MAHOGANY AILIBIAN MINel 4 Ire If RIAD. Wallow, Peden, Carrot Looking-Maw am cpbmataa7 assist in keeping as VIM .peas Whets the but MAN la. Aegis Canteralsa w0.......-saosarr is HMIS, LI ass 20. Cprea's-tadiatam. the Spas woes mastesti agate sad opts with hayasity so Wl* 1110 - - MUUMUUS& Saimaa glees, sad • Sites Wage awn pest r a gas th e y was s aassras i. Mr. y eo m an , • le Aleoluislis 1 Si q.• __________.. lll .,_ SU P en t WM se netethee s4 • liss. loudest .f rdilee M= l "" Ver . 'WM... W. gro w . rape I artaire Freehold trait the rem, eel order for a Awl Mme . Aa ems, 1 m uta b le gnu*, all parr i a P : 1 ellteelve beant. beams.. brought n aliegget the tries, m, AO I Ave Mario all I dos Ima I IRELAND. redwing apse Mr. Ma. d she din of Mei mid Haber, 814• 11 I greasekarwallea Gad neddas ime, teethe pert le took la redidag the strike NAN : 110 . 11 1 ,4 7 .(b..5t sc psi 13.1 7 4 : 6 Dona., Dac. 1. L " "OP?" "10•"1", is h••• 17 /211 M r ' too ao pa °mama web S alt s s A correspondent of the Saunders's New Letter l b s di ft w om M e t h h o e f e ti l e r ; beare4PW renewedt a 4 „ 4 „114310 is I o. D eiwi a.k. c.a ialia Del lin tie r s the following account of an agrarian murder in mat arms pause, after it had dose the sai se aier, esp• ups m A we I W m 44 .... . nuy : tared ; bossed a timing it away, or destroy's( NW • ail ri ...... wormy is seals di:grass:lle the esmsaimien of sulks 11, th ey le inperteariss e( Mr. Ileeld'e —.- ROM 6 Msg. Awasilen Copper all ia Ws g a basal swim, perpetrated maim desumetsesse of game Muds in the heithies. cad reared it up is saps ng Mlosiry. Is Ibis Mmes. the welhaer le arither • lea heat of Mr. 1111111111 eseipartmest. The Fox party, suss = l- 7s e ; a " . .. ... e I. bet • preens imeseedi rob resided mar visaed anew by this pnerediag, made • desperate hush to MOS Mull Deaner gam we, ia thisergaig,ligith=ellinef the =mg's get at it. TM wkis hires of specials now on the instant RAM Ingemb...- cal is Ifi peg Chien. It that lieges wee mind lien biennia& predweed their anninens for the Arm time, and made 1 laie uhel v ez- v i---- lower by Ilse. Walker, dement dile . lath a dienseliallia la be of the Illinel party, that they WI re 6pml Oj Laaheallba,O.Qta.C.Os all t the i leratieue ea the premien and to get easel he set isly_npilled die inigne le • get at the Westin 1:oV: ig in i v io * goodwill" elf the place. In marogoesse edits pomades hanalnn, bat dine the of the lox party 6 . IA limmlamerlese 944 breed agreid with a perms named Lamy is mega is kis lbem th e pegs& Ma Int. greater ether blends of 1 enema ............... all f ipm If alrisa, awbOst tow approval Oats ymt,saesdvsg ths Ms. Meld teak Melange of this pre endieg to sell to I Moth ----- all IS If Ma Si Ms at lifi., le which Yaw amested, bat who pertly Gni *bath le 11111 pergolas of the mom eerily de. 11411 ...11 I I r ot Milif. a . a —•—• _,. 1 II II in ft berg eadeinered to grain the pearediarif II Mang sailed prillegothith we pimply dim, sad the terra Wig gg k u ....:= 2 l ,r ii pi on the tea agreed epos. Hops, te sui the ammo ger eirepiti Ise lathe heat of die but% Namara pima of the setabbears, " dealt '• wi th anther um - : S isiesedul thie i gedl the male le dliemeted Mee M detata ............ toy IS 14 14 IP hie hewing deed to ao se te mignon an ta. awe at we nab at tta Mods um gm at *Debar If link rhea i t= 1 : Asa t zabla•••-•••• I f pla It I Imeder. A party. easeesting tir &beat ten man. an a the rein VIM Mod is be a &nee aril eingest area, mu , 1 ,, .., .„„, i ,.... 7 .-.. l I s : 6 : 4 " Illiela were armed, abashed kis loam ea Moeda, eight whir the Pea mil hissed a keg reimeirliame theright man 1 m ad ako maa ::::::: all Usk lost, and beat him in a moat savage maser, from tits efsbelnelgnal sw,;- . thi greater renber Mohan Immo I y g n i ... orm. of .Ithcb he amd died as Friday sight WM nurse the nth% ea the Penni nip, sad ea the MX As inquest was es the Miming day, what the egierle k gam rep le the ehenh. Whir Ore two sessee. p oy r e use d fibs yogis{ lamella afi nth ewe, whole WS. W :1 • 1 11 " di. dd ge ll ep : THE LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. &Witte mord, spina MOM pram saliairre." The ealmided. earl the ingered MI at 1 aide M the deceased aio sr delicate a Mato from the iii. nee. It me iirmienil thee a pins bees ia Wes she teeess.a, and the elms of the fright, that ler the rice hare the beellep. but the ispidelesitat se- ; Poe Amount. . For Ilia le dinaind of ;so that is all probabi li ty the reads of eared war asenspeathat that graph the man um badly l'aild Dm. I. ~ I n ___,__ mom. Lima. ersdestage will end is the ken teat least to. lives. Bab- hut, he was IA dtheoregifY otiored, havist is try hen ready. ,= --..1... Morgan and the yolk* of his distrait are mem, readarel iasseeible Me a time by alt with w M we. 3 pro Croft. St •a MI /11 S 4 70 M 73 St 40 111Milged eadesvoneteg to tram oat tbe faineants el this herd. -- 44 pnr Cana, 152 S ... ... ... ... ... - A cavespondent of the SooledeiT'ia• Nati Lair tit; e s the following account of an agrarian =IWO' la razy : smeary I agais dirges's* by the esatininiea Osman Male) swift, perpetrated maim delianglansia ta b f a a c: taseiry. Is tto immune she rallhne edam • ~op t. bat • pesesat amen Ream vibe eseided arm wa, in thiserosig, batman benineolthe Lbe. ChM,. It dist limn wee misled hien Ms beading, haws bp Mr. Walker, the oftlari : 1111111stine is the preedise eat to get want lie "geedwill" et the place. Is eseeessease edible peeslinies LW agreed with • penes aimed Messy le maga is hie flarear. GOON I. the approval of the ageot,ealsorhing late ▪ ed 101., le whisk Messy asenated. hat bong saileavosred to &math the peensaleasf 1 .116 :=S Nag the tea agreed spas. Hops, to wee the ilannan pietas of the neighbours, " dealt " with mother win. tai Me ►aria, dared to do se it reigned as the earn of Ms gararder. A petty. teseeetlag et shoat tea ism, all of ilea were armed, ansellied kis lease ea Mood,/ sight leek last. wad beat him be a neat savage names_ ,_from the alleirie et educh he leardshed sad died ea Mk, sight lea Am inquest was bald ea the tenowies day. whoa the nester's jery retuned the meet used is an sub easel. ▪ Vilest warder spirt seem present osliaowa." The sin ad the deer and k to so daises., • state tram the %- bids ant Nee1...1, and the Meets of the fright. tint bit Mle Is deepened of ; 02 that is all probability the malt of erdeonsesor will sad is the leis ef et least two Mesa. Bab. Morgan sad the Folio, of his diets are meth* illegleged laileavoseneg to tram eat the perpetrate's of ON mei PA . LM Du. I.' Toppy. I Oppie 111000. lonnot. Oulu. —.-- 143 pe amts. St 0 , Si TO S 4 TO U 73 Si 40 HU... ... ... ... .ii pc Gatts., 1153 IN SO Uri, 100 40 WI 0 10$ IS 4 „ ... Ipa Oats. Now Lam _ oa 14E6s tal . U 14; So IA: U. Ileir.e li garNO 100 goal Mein limo ...... Sirsg. MU ..... .... 104 ... limo liperCoom 6$ .... Ds. 41 Thdemet 0 p.C4 lOO 30... Tirmem blob .. .„ De. ii, ilia — ... leak Nom ...... UN ... PAPAS, Dm. I.—St. lll•rmahyl,*6; Vamiliss (right —; etu OA Wk), WI; Pork W 1,1110; Paris isi UM ; Imo owl Um% 370; r 4 Ate. me. —* a urn Pok‘o23 50; Northam. 111011111 NAB sad Oinolws, Peg tut law^ 1133; Liens Nil ATfula. 703; Unleilia EY boom 300 Dna. TIO I_ Mem isl et Mono =min— 1 tub rid SU;s basorm ; owl OTC% 173 30; Mum sod Poo up mp. — aid ; Ileedous API Tod% —; PI& ad Illeuz, 1U; Mud Onolpt. 1,300. DrilitsArprtas anotraeliets a rumour which Originated in a ptoTincial paper, that the number of Stipendiary waratrates in Ireland wan to bet in steamed. The MATOI laving entreated a bilr lanai for the rterioll earl Mae, and the tend latrodsetery forma eviare been gene threegh, Mr. Jars Cnnwrnan, amidst mingled sheers sad roans, nee Si proper Mr. W. J. Fez is a It end proper perms Si represent the borough in iament, and spoke, mild met interruption, of the gr eatMOVltlienti for the benefit et the people with which Mr. Foss num was iden tified. _ _ _ Two small estates, one in Mayo, and the other uweistiag of bone property in Dublin, were offered ter eats yesterday. lit the Incumbered Estates Court. No adequate offer being made for the Mayo estate, the Illif was adjourned. The sale of the other estate showed an isereue in the value of houses in this city as compared with recent yews. Mr. Joux Hoar, of Beyton, seconded the acenlaatisn of Mr. Fox. _ _ _ - 1 ; 11 - 4timalt bad aim hennaed a. maims dein% sad figladag bad .......d is maul plasm R 7 s i mase qua mak abs realms ad Mr. Ikald, savang 'Tola were obssrlad abe severely sad beaten, Hr. 010103 BARLOW, the chairman of Mr. Fox's men- Lam, addressing the slayer, said. Mr. Mayor. we demand =irkr see binds, that they may not be bustled ildd, and wr is tos notice that if steps are not taken to a gi n g it. we gum yes ee..piurible for the violence that is being semmiated. An no rejoinder was made, and tIM tumult emellmmed to barque, Mr. Barlow and others firagnestly missend their demand to the mayor, telling him birsheshl eartibly bear of it main, if it was not at media to. Omit Ydlgnatlon was excited on Mr. Fox's said tlta hutelses when the mayor was observed to laugh wind a patty et the Fositts were being driven into another Ue NATIAW WORTHINGTON proposed Mr. Heald, end L ake visiestly against Mr. Fox, especially as an enemy to kr. A. TAYLOR Weeded the 501 *the diem in the stead of Mr. Fox. It was with great difficulty that the how. gentleman could obtain a hoar, owing to the in swat uproar which was created by the partisans of Mr. Heald, sod blow oases his voice was quite inaudible eve. 10 Mem mime mom eine to him. Sir Joshua said that he would sot waft with amid reasonably give teen* to geatimetn se *a Mbar side, but he must say that he knew no man ea Illeaviag of the hearty and earnest support ▪ the podnetloo ohm= of the country ea Mr. Fos. That mtzawamigos to give them education for their as db eio and the ballot to protect it. Having mailmilail a belef aidiaes amid continual tumult, Sir Joshua Walmalay on plan to Mr. Heald, whom speech was abort emekoholy pervinal. Anhwei Mr. Fox's party were tolerably quiet during the Memo of Mr. Heald, the fighting between them and Use Healdites was almost incessant in some quarters of the square. The Maxon several times attempted to restore order, exhorting them fa the following forms: M,y dear friends and fellow townemas, do sword to others that fair hearing which yew would desire fur your own voices. Let peace and order prevail. Remember that with poem and order there is comfort and happiaess. Shall I say that reason has fled? Let the hum of disturbance cease. It is mid that after the stem comes the calm ; then let the calm have its proper *we. Let excitement cease. Let the multitude of toivbe still. Let the waves roll back—with much more same allot — no Yarn *b. NUM for a show of hands, 1111411 it N at that the numbers were nearly evenly bat aim Mr. Fon being a good deal dirdsd, it lostot dilbait to say which had the absolute majority, limo Mali of each party emphatically claiming it. The Mayer ishosil that the great !majority appeared to him to be is roast et Mr. Heald. - - kriii i ;4i if tii;oks to the Mayor the peeosedlop teneheelell, ►bout kilt-peat 12 o'clock. LONDON AND Nom Wasruue RAILWAT. lotus of teams for tho week ending Nov. 28, 1862 : P pared% earrings*, home, and was, n 17771 •1 4. 114.; akerelsandiss, 18,8021. 189. Bd. ; cattle, 1081. 160. Bd. Total, 43,390. 17e. 3d. week. 1161. 40.0211. Ba. 104. Ditto. 1860, 3 C 8=9: 11 2 tilti: 1888-1,036,461/. 191. 74.; 1881-1,246,2201. rrONL-1,114,430L llis. 4d. SPORTING. • BETTING AT MANCHESTER.—Ttrzeray. cuEsnix CUP. 50 to 1 apt Haney (taken) 50 to 1 Black Dotter (takes) 1,000 to 15 Joe Miller (taken) IWO to 15 Richard Primmer (aces) 1,000 to 15 apt Muscovite (taken) 1,000 to I Goldflnder (taken) I,OUO to If Lord Fatteertherst (tam) METROPOLITAN HANDICAP. 50 to offered on the field. DERBY 12 to apt West Australian (taken) 15 to The Relit!. (taken) It to Pharos (taken) 20 to Elmathorpe (taken) 20 to Umbriel (taken) NEWMARKET CHAMPION COURSING MSETING.—TVENDAT. Pt PVT RTAIWV—Mf. &MO'S Trafalgar beat lir. Da lede's Damietta ; Mr. Hill's Harry Scurry beet Mr. Fyirea's Pte; Lord Stradbroke's Maud beet Mr. Debate's Dulcet; Mr. Jardine 's Malice best Mr. Tborp's Briars ; Mr. Mary L'• Martha beat Mr. Lawrence's Ludovie; Mr. Mutates Madcap beat Mr. Secretor's Sandy Girl ; Mr. Ba Thyme beat Mr. Judine's Mangan' ; Mr. Pertwee's Male brat Me. Hill's Hecuba. ALL.AORD Doo STAZIM.—Mr. Judiee's Maltz beat Larreate's Loper ; Mr. Fpo u 's Fames beat r. Seas toe's Metall ; Mr. Bagge's Torridness beat Mr. Hill's Holy. lake; Mr. lJthede's Dunkeld beet Mr. Jardine's Marianna; Mr. lteitl's Rusblight best Mr. Seerston's Hester; Mr. Ray's Holed° beat M r . R e id' s (Mauna ; Mr. Blary's Mask Ti, beat Mr. Doheat's Dot ; Mr. Gillett's Genera beet Mr. Perhaps's Kavanagh. NRWlTaktit I'VPPT STAII2II.—Mr. Deader Dove beat Mr. Dobede's Mies Kitty • Lord Stradbroke's Moral boat Mr. Hill's Hathaway; dr. Iteme's Tube Rose beet Mr. Lawrence's Luba; Mr. Swintansit's Kies best Mr. Reid's Rapid. CNIPPIMII4II A t.t.."nen Don Svetta.—Mr. Moreat's e beat Mr. Jardine's Makers; Mr. Fisea's Freak best Mr. Honeydew; Mr. Dobede's lames beet Mr. Menne. Madam ; M r . Elvey's Stigma Lear boa Kr. Has Highlsad Lug. MALTA, NOW. 24.—Sampsoa, steam-frigate, sent Ott to dinover the wreek mentioned as being seem by the serew.yeamer Persia's, returned this morning without kao lin( made any discovery. elm is coasting again, sad es we bear, iq to Ito oat for the maze purpose. lITAREASE Or PAUTERISM.—There is not • oink !Ibl , budieti pauper, male or female, is Idarylebowe work /Aft.,; and while during • correepeading period of last par there were sae in the aeospard, Mere ere sew cal/ 40. TILE FLINT INDIA AND CUINA Mat, wader tho faistract between the gererassest mud the Possiasedne sad Orieetel Stem-prokat Cowpony, will be dapelebed ken eratlemplles ea the Ith et February neat LOCAL SHARE MARKETS. - Lnewoox, Die. I—The market has given way to-day owing to the desire to sell stock, and quotations are fully 1 per cent. below those of yesterday :—Aberdeen, 17—Birk enhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire (late Chester and Birken bead), 211—Blackburn ( late B. C. and W. Y., pref. 6 per cent. 261 —Caledonian, &If I—Eastern Countie s , 13—R burg and Glasgow, 39 40—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 87f I—Do. (Fifth shares), 30—Leeds Northern (late Leeds andThirsk), 18 11.16 I—London andNortiWestern, 1231 1 Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, 321 I—Midland, 80 f I I 1 80—North British, 10 11-16 I—Newport, Abergavenny, and Hereford, 4d.—South Devon, 24I—York and North Midland, 311—Newry and Enniskillen, -ltd.—Dutch Rhenish, Id. Lazne, Due. I.—There has been • less active market on 'Change this morning and yesterday, though the sale have been to quite an average extent. Lancashire and York shires show • slight decline, closing at 871. Midlands opened also rather weaker, but eland at the full rate of yesterday morning, namely, at 80f. The other closing transactions were as follows: Leeds Northern', 181; ditto Extensions, No. 3, 1-6 pm.; N or th Westerns, 91; British Australian, 20s. 6d. ; Canon's Creek, 64. 3d. pm. MANCHMITIR, Disc. I.—There was a good business, but again • considerable decline in prices. Caledonian, 33 7-16 ; Eastern Counties, 13 1-3; East Lancashire, 191; Edinburgh and Glasgow, 40/ ; Leeds stock, 881; London stock, 128 ; She Melds, 321; Midlands, 80* ; Doren, 241. BIRMINGHAM, Die. I.—There was not much Denim done in this market to-day, and shares wen • fraction lower; but this, is so large an amount of capital waiting for inreetment, that the depression can be but temporary. Shrewsbury and Birmingham Stock we done at 68. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. THURSDAY. DROINDIUL 2, 11162. The state of the Weather at each of the following prose at NM* o'clock yesterday esorniag. The statism' are arranged I. order of latitude. HASTINOS—N. ; °SRN Breese ; Cloudless. Bournaurrow—N.E. ; Orris Breese; Fmy. Fotwasrona—N.W. ; Light Breese ; Partially Cloudy. TIINIZIDOR-8.W.; Calm ; CIORdIeSS. BASINOSTOII—N.E. ; Calm ; Frosty sad very Cold. Gissanwica—Calm ; Cloudier. Samoa —W. ; Gentle Breese; Cloudless. nwirriox—S. ; Gentle Breese; Partially Cloudy. Lawaron-13. i_ Calm ; Partially Cloudy. CULCHIATIR—N.W. ; Gentle Breese; Partially Cloudy. Casuarina-Bj_ Gentle Breese; Partially Cloudy. Y anwoorn--8. w. ; Geode Brous ; Cloudless. The returns hoot the following places did not reach this office is time foe publican's yesterday; they therefor* Waste the state of the weather ea Taesday messing at are o'clock. Ltuanica-8.8..; Calm ; Foggy, with Frost. Pour ; Gentle Breese; Closidlees. DARLINOTON—W.N.W. ; (SMUG Breese; Cloudless— Brous Frost. Bur—B.B. ; Calm ; Psinelpally Clew—Hard Frost— Saw ea the earth. 131 *I A 4 if • 1 • 4 7 b il l gl i Zise IllisWfin. !Mae lvallif , °P i a? 1-4.49Platbm. Wad ail Imre . —77 mowing trailZa Lr i rgi lla ra h ars;- Ilmet Ameba (MS Ca i sal Lit D) De. VD L ilia Lairs OM's. Chi A.. bw dor II ema faiii art larralie L a w.i. taassaii Maim. sad 1121. w 611•1•46, fawn albs& Da a ism A. 11611... Di. i sisres.ls, Nook.. 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Is 1 ips US__ 4 i IN 1 2i SS • N 1 1 Cs li 2 dis IS I II II 112 e U Sa 414 SOf 01 I 47 0 AS il Si SI Cs $ 11 li 9 40 111 Si Ti 4j. 4$ ... - 31 1 11 di. 4119 es 31 40A I t 9 4 pa 43 Hi 90 144 44 70 47 el 74 II I/ I 4119 34 31 10 10/ 13 10 $ 21 414 if I? lit 41a 14 II It 11 4 I 10 37a al 1 as 711 11 .a ii al. 4 II a a " 30 111 tie see 30 $1 in it sof I II ' i IN 2 1 th is 1 11 71 WIRDNUDAY EV1143110. The English stock market continues to be affected by political considerations, which have induced reali sations. The nature of the budget forms the chief , topic of conversation in City circles, and as a feeling of anxious doubt is . predominant, an unfavourable market is naturally induced. The reported increase in the naval and military forces of the kinillm taken in conjunction with the great political in progress in France, is also favourable to Xe a bean." There is, however, net much movement in the market. Consols remained quoted throughout the day at yesterday's depressed price of 101 to 1 both for money and the 9th December. The pur chase of the government broker to-day was again confined to South Sea New Annuities. The list of transactions comprises: —Three per Cent. Consols. for money, 1014, 1, l ; ditto, for amount, 101/, 1. Three per Cent. Redueed, 100:, Three-ande-Quarter per Cents., 1031, a , a, a, a. Annuities of 30 years, 1860, 61. Bank Stock, 2221. South Sea New Annuities, 1001. Exchequer Bills were dull to-day. and 695. to 72.. prem. was the highest price current for both the March and June lames. India bonds rule at 80s. to 83s. prem. In the foreign stock market the chief change in pricer was in Granada Deferred, in which there was a decided "run," the price rising to 131, and closing firm. The Certificates issued by the Spanish Bond holders' Committee were also in demand and advanced to 31 per cont. Peruvian, Mexican, and most other stock' are firm. According to the advice. by the Africa, Senor Mariano Vann had taken the post of prime minister of the Mexican Republic, on the un derstanding that he is to have power to carry out such measures as he may think proper for the re establishment of order in that distracted country. Whether his exertions will be attended with success remains to be seen, but the bondholders express satis faction at his assuming the helm, as this is the gen tleman who, at a late meeting f the creditors, re ceived a vote of thanks and a piece of plate am a tee timony of gratitude for his conduct in the matter of the American indemnity money, and the payment of the last dividend. The private letters mention that the loan of 3,000,000 dollars, about to be raised by the government to restore order, is to bear interest st.the rate of one per cent. per month, and not three per cent., as stated in the American papers. Sales are marked 'as follows:—Austrian Five per Cast. Scrip, 94 prem. Brazilian Old Five per Ceuta., 102; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1852, 971, 1 ; ditto Five per Cents., 1829 and 1839,102}, 1031. Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 74, 75. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 66; ditto Four per Cent. Certifs. 97. Ecuador Bond s , 54. G rana d a One-and-a- H alf per Cent., ex December, 1849, wa wa, 221; ditto Deterred 12, 4,1, 13 , 121, 131, 13. Mexican Three per Cents., for a ccoun t, 16th Dee., 25, 4 Peruvian Six per Cents., 104; ditto Deferred Three per Cents., 644,1. Portuguese Converted Four per Cents., 381, 4, 1. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 52, 511,52; ditto New Deferred Three per Cent., for account, 25; the Committee's C e rtif., 31, Z, 1, 1 per cent. Swedish Mortgage Loan, 11, 11 din. Turkish Scrip was dull at 11 to II prem., with an evident indisposition to operate. Miscellaneous shares continue to engage great at tention. The sales to-day include :—Bank of Aus tralasia, at 711; Bank of British North America, 601, 60 • Colonial Bank, 16 ; En g li s h, S co tti s h, an d Australian Bank, 51; London Chartered Bank of Australis 5, 44; Provincial Bank of Ireland, 472 ; Union B ank of Australia, 621 62; ditto, New (21. 10s. paid), 8; Vict or i a D oc k s; 6: ; Australian Agricultural, 06, 99 ; G enera l Screw Steam Ship ping, 664 ex new; Netherlands Land Inclosure, 24; Peninsular and Oriental Steam (201. paid), 51, 50; South Australian Land Company, 42. The shares of the Peninsular and Oriental Company are in demand, and quoted at the improved price of 92 to 94. The dividend to be declared at the meeting on Saturday next, we can state, will be larger than usual ; and a larger sum will also be avail able as an addition to the reserve fund, the business of the company having been extraordinarily good during the half year. A further ri s e i n th e s h ares is consequently expected. Our detailed list of the quo- tations of shares in new undertakings is subjoined : Beziers and Gramma Railway, 1/ to 11 prem.; Bordeaux and Cette, 5 to 54 prem. ; Antwerp and Rotterdam, 1 to 1 prem.; Royal Swedish, 1 to 1 prem.; Western Railway of Switzerland, / to 1 prem.; French South Eastern, 14 to 11 prem.; Staines and Wokingham, 3 to 3 prem.; Wimbledon and Croydon, 11 to 21 prem. ; Zealand (Dariah), totll prem.; Lake Constance and Basle, par to 1 Lucca and Pistoja, A. to Z prem. ; Bank of Asia, Ito 14 prem.; Magdalena Steam, to ; prem.; Ebro Canal, 11 to 21 prem.; Bank of - India, Aus tralia, and Clunk 14 to 1 prem.; North of Europe Steam, 1 din. tol prem.; Orleans and Epernay Rail way, 3to 1 prem. ; Isle of Wight Railway, di.. to prem.; Chiriqui Road, Ito prem.; French Crystal Palace, Ito prem. The meeting of the Eastern Steam Navigation Company was held to-day, mainly for the purpose of enabling the directors to lay before the proprietors a statement of the progress they have made towards carrying out their spirited project of maintaining, without government support, steam comm un i ca ti on with India and Australia, either or both, as circum stances may warrant. A report is given in another column. It is estimated that the next return of the Bank of England will show an increase of between 300,0001. and 400,0001. in the stook of the precious metals—so large has been the influx of Australian gold, which, after passing through the hands of the brokers and others, has found its way into the Bank. This increase, however, does not include the major part of the extraordinarily heavy supplies of the precious metal brought in by the Eagle, so that the succeeding return of the institution will, it is expected, present an augmentation to at least an equal amount. It is thus calculated that in the fort night the Bank's stock will have experienced an increase of some three-quarters of a million ster ling. This result will be in face of a revival of the demand for coin, chiefly sovereigns, for ship ment to Australia. During the last tow weeks we have recorded many heavy shipments for this quar ter by mailing vessels, and the next Australian steamer will also take out a large amount. Looking at the general aspect of affairs it would appear that the accumulation of the precious metal in the Bank, after experiencing a temporary check, will now pro ceed more steadily, as the receipts from Australia may be expected to come in with greater regularity in future. The more advanced parties of emigrants who left this country for the golden land, had begun to reach the Australian ports when the last advices left, the arrival of some hundreds of persons being daily reported in the local papers. It is thus fair to inter, that ere the present time there will have been a rather considerable influx of population into Australia from various quarters of the world, a cir cumstance which will naturally have the effect of affording increased facilities for the departure of the large fleet of vessels lying in the Australian ports and unable to get away, mainly from the want of hands. Letters from Port Phillip speak of no less than fifty large vessels lying idle in that harbour. When these succeed in getting sway, an immense quantity of gold will certainly be brought over. The first of the Australian steamers is also expected to reach England on her return voyage by the end of the present month, an event looked fur with the greatest interest, as she will not only bring over a very largo remittance, but ought also, if the screw works pro perly on these long voyages, to furnish us with very late accounts from the other side. From her arrival, indeed, will date a now era in the history of Austra lia, as it will inaugurate a system of regular and speedy communication between those colonies and the mother country, which must be attended with results of the highest importance to both. This steamer will probably be shortly followed by another screw vessel direct from the other side, whilst every over land mail is expected to announce the arrival of the Chasm at Singapore, from Sydney, being the new line of communication just taken up by th e Peninsular and O r i en t a l Steam Company. The realisation of the golden views of those who have for many months looked forward to a vast accumulation of gold in this country, such as would both affe c t th e currency an d every descrip tion of property and business, would thus appear to be a pp roaching more nearly. As regards the sera sweat el the aarifewase dispels cif Australia many person s are still scepti cal, the amounts to hand in the public papers, private letters, and official despatches, are really of a character cal culated to produce the strongest feeling of astonish ment. By each arrival we are advised of the dis covery of the precious metal in localities where its existence had not previously been known, and this, too, in tracts lying hundreds of miles distant from the chief seats of gold mining operations in each colony. Our last accounts definit ively an nounce its discovery in South Australia, thus fully bearing out the anticipations, founded upon a con sideration of the formation of the country, expressed in this journal many months back. That these newly discovered deposits are also susccptiole of pro fitable working is placed beyond dispute, though of the actual richness of the gold field in this more southern colony no definite estimate can yet have been formed. On the whole, it is evident that no man of judgment can presume to fix a limit to the Australian gold production. Should the anticipa tions ventured upon in the despatches received by government prove correct, the production of gold in Australia may amount, within a twelvemonth from the present period, to a million sterling per week, a result, the mere contemplation of which is, indeed startling. Suppose we estimate the produce at two- thirds, or only one-half of this amount, and who can form an idea of the immense effect that must be pro- duced in Australia, at home, and throughout the world? The quotations received by telegraph from the Amsterdam Bourse of Tuesday are as follows: Dutch Four per Cents., 95 5-16. ; ditto Two-and a-Half per Cents., 64. Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 243. Mexican New, 24 11-16. Por tuguese New, 381. Austrian Five per Cent. Metal lic', 78. THIS DAY.—Two O'CLOCK. The English stock market opened at yesterday's depressed price; but a better feeling soon became evident, and on the government broker coming in as a buyer of Reduced Threes, prices were improved. Consols have been bought as high as 1011 for money, and are now quoted 1011 to 1 for money and account. The Three per Cents. Reduced mails 1001 to j ; the Three-and•a-Quarter per Cents., 1031 to ; ; South Sea Stock, 1114; Exchequer Bills, 695. to 725. prem. In the foreign house the movement is confined mainly to Granada Deferred and Dutch stocks, which are higher. Granada Deferred mark 131 to ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 66; to 67 ; Dutch Fours, 971 to 98; Mexican, 241 to 25} ; Spa nish Old Threes, 511; the Committees Certificates, 31 per cent.; Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 98 to 971. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCERO-LANE.—THIS DAY. The public sales have been few and unimportant to.day. Suomi. continues dull ; no public sale to-day. Corral.—The small public sale did not alter general quotations. Native Ceylon quoted 475. to47s. 6d., nominal. Tau.—The market is firm, bat not active. Rica.-12,000 bags of COringa were offered in public sale, and partly sold at 10s. to lls., which were full prices. Brisurs.—itnm and Brandy continues firm. Corrow.-1,600 bales sold yesterday on 'Change, at advance, and the market has a firm appearance. In other articles no material alteration. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis reports the supply short, and trade brisk, at the following quotations . —Prime Meadow Hay, 755. to 80s. ; inferior, 651. to 725. ; Rowan, 4.55. to 955. ; Clover, SOL to 100 s. ; second cut, 70s. to 905.; Straw, 265. to We. TALLOW MARICET.—THIS DAY. The market is quiet to-day, and prices are the same u yesterday. Town Tallow, is quoted 475. nett cub ; Peters burg Y.C. on the spot, 375. 6d. ; all this year, 475. 6d. to 475. 9d.; January to March, (1863), 47 e . 9d. t o 48 e . ; October to December (1863), 465. Tire NEW BURIAL ACT AND TIM PARISH OF St. P•wen.••.—Ynterdsy, a numerously attended vestry meeting of the parish of St. Pancras was held in the Vestry Hall, adjoining the Workhouse, Mr. Churchwarden Pearce in the chair.—Mr. Stock (county magistrate), in punuanee to previous notice, brought forward the fo llowing resolu tion: " That a new burial ground shall be provided for this parish under and by virtue of the act 15 and 16 Vier, cap. 85, intituled an act to amend the laws concerning the burial of the dead in the metropolis.' That a burial board be appointed, to consist of nine ratepayers, agreeably to the 11th section of the act, and that one-third shall retire from office annually, and shall be eligible fur re-appointment."— Mr. T. Eld Baker having seconded, and Mr. Pratt having supported the motion, Mr. D. Wellby opposed the appoint• meat of a burial board without consulting the ratepayers upon whom it would entail a permanent expense. Ile had been informed that there was sufficient maiden ground in the parish churchyard for the burial of the paupers for fifty years. lie considered the bill in itself as most defective ; there was no protection against jobbing, no section that provided for the members of the burial board being rospect able and responsible persons. There should have been a property qualification. lie concluded by moving an amend ment, to the effect, that the Burial Board be not appointed till the legal public notice had been given, and until the consent of the ratepayers be obtained thereto.—Mr.Manning seconded the amendment, and said that ho was opposed to the resolution, because it vested in a few individuals unpre cedeuted and unconstitutional power, and placed the parish under the control of the Secretary of State.—The amend ment was put from the chair and lost, and the original mo tion was declared to be carried ; but, upon the suggestion of Mr. Manning, it was agreed that the appointment of the board should stand over till neat Wednesday. THE FATAL COLLISION ON THE GREAT WESTERN RAILWAT.-111TFOILD. ORoN, WIDNIESDAY EVENING A lengthened investigation took reface this day at the Red Lion Inn of this village, before Mr. Churchill, the county coroner, relative to the recent collision at the Heyford station of the Great Western Railway. As may be remembered, an up-passenger train from Birmingham was being shunted across the down line to take up some goods trucks, when another passenger train from Oxford, which was some time over due, came up, and struck the engine attached to the train which was being shunted. The result was, that the engine driver, George Thomp son, lost his life. Had the occurrence t aken place two or three moments earlier, the Birmingham train would al most have been cut in two, and perhaps it is difficult to conjectere what would have been thesacriflee of life. Se 'Feral witnesses were examined, who gave their opinions respecting the circumstances surrounding the occurrence, but the inquiry was not brought to a termination, the jury expressing a strong desire to inspect the lights at night, when lighted. In order to afford an opportunity for this inspection, the proceedings were adjourned for a few days. GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAT--Rehirn of traffic for week ending Nov. 21, 1862:—Passengers, parcels, car riages, horses, dogs, and mails, 8,0854 2s. 6d. • merchandise and - .minerals, 6,1011. 16s. 2d. • cattle 3121. 19s. 10d. Total, 16,6824. 17s. 6d. Co r respond ing week, 1861, 10,3601. 7e. bd. LONDON AND SOUTH WESTERN RAILWAY. Amount of tragic foe the week ending Noy. 28, 1852 Passengers, 8,4321. 3s. 84.; goods, 2,2591 . 125. 11d.; total: 8,6911.188.7 d. :1 (PY 4 sit t : ie ‘/, ,• ; ••••• r tr. T IS“ $ O l lie IN 0 4 I •111 MI 41112 j 141 II 41 es Me OS 811 1 #i i t 711 14+ Ti i I