The Express. — London, England, 1851-11-29 00:00:00

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I { timetas, New la& laid O. tortio.l6 - 7 - telslaro apply to the sinera‘e IFWAtioa 1 510 4 to , who are eta soma-.._ , .e0f superior Mode. ship (regular l~aen) Sesotho( the Asetrolita entrain, MARSHALL end SMOGS. 34. Ttoettordittreet. LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. IMPERIAL Otd Prood.street, Lndon. Caantrove—ClA [LLD; CAVE, Ed., • Ilisperr-Ca totems —THoMAS NEWMAN HUNT. EN. a NEW SCALE or ERKMIC Mei no losorosees toe the Hobe Wm of We has moody Wm adopted, by which n meNriol reduatioa Ys Osman& at all ogee below hi yea.. TOUR-VIETIINne I weal title are siNped pott erer, SM. year ; owl my be to lactase the amairoured, am imisoditle meant Is mask or to the rained= OR falblmols fte balm premlowes. eight pemlemea lemeoreette ISO aid liembelelona St Igh imomls r• NW aims dr =to • bo paid dna esaveolt we by 'blob mamas SIMS nay be Mimed Ist the matte novae oth;rwite required for 404.0. 10A31 . .. The It.r. Core will lead wow of 30 anti upward., ea the estortty pew. , effected with thy Compaq for the who's tens all Yee, 'tee they mire ...Attired on *Potato valor. ISECTIUI Y.—Theo who elect 'neonates with this 011•41111107 protected oy tte loge sobeented otital trots the rwh Imersed by amt. ,e.a eeelokte. 1.. t RANI Ea widow& garlielpstion at la profile adastal tedowd fres. 1118110 EL may* aslamg. FOW Orli FLOWER ROOTS.-THOMAS F. WILDING, 1, Closterreld.wieet, 11:101eocroas, Laid" h WOO Ide rele . o.ded WWII tootalalng igo Wald Hyacinth*. II lino named Gladiolas. MEW rely Tu.ips. 12 One renal kW ASSAIL WlMlnalli 210ilos 12 Ana named Iris Whirales. • If Do Tau Moil islipc 12 One named Nankai.. 12 reread ltawewsuloe. '4 choice named Crocus. LS hoe nomad &NW A.D.eune 50 Wow' Yellow Crocus. If aweet.eaeot4Jaegoil., 50 largest Woe (Nes, n t waperhelle• Jwiquile. 30 largeet White (hen, AU tow Mai Molt Boots oft haft quaity, which ltd be dell. weld ((w o ol earetagej at aq railway Midas In hnaLiod, and at all lb, toes f Paw 1.04 aad 1N Hat hem direct cononu:Acculos With London, Po Two Oulterao. Or Bose. costalidag half el east oft theaerwe kr On. Guinea. JEWELLERY. - DODD, BROTHERS, 40, Comhtilrenews-haunt Ink). de s sileentoftbe, awl bey to .nnet en 'yenninglam of theireltemete• Minna. iMPIIT al it I uRNIAYMES In. fumes Ilea tbe eneeed make i mod melee dpnem V them% beechen, bremelob. boy? earrings, es. Ye be net man In Leedom. —Mt. Oxabill. HENItY MILLS, 171, 173, and 119, OXVORD-STKEZT, LONDON, re. sawn& hi. bittily.An'nbed GOLD WATCHEsk of the HMO DiNTAL CONifTIiV7TION, Gout Lit ALs, Jk; ELLED, Ac, a. rise Guiroas nob. In ~ilwe ass., at Two. antka-Half Guinea.. oteb. NEW 8110W-KOOMd, at 171, exhibit an escrows awinnownt of New sad sECONIXIIA PLATE, and the NM ELELTIN 1 and other PLATED 01 at eseeedinsly redusa T` l4 Ms lan saki JEWIL. LUCY is aro la sodas wwisty. Elsa Gni Gawk trots Ws. sad; also Al. BERT COMMA, from e ach. A rampelet, tontaminic um Litt of Prices and Sketelws, win ba sent me post, foe, as applicaktin by letter, and an esrty applicant's Note as Addrisa-171, 172, and 142, OXFORD-STREET, rLADIF.B.—ROWLANDS' KA LYIX)I4, for the Ws ma enntp:exisn.- It Ls distlngot4 h ml for it. extremely partlying and exalting elf eta • n the skin, rattle, by Its action Ss Ms pores and minute •evetory made, It expels all impurities tomes mews, ol:Ays envy tentlessy Is telamenntisn• oust thus .waxy LlO.iimter MI redeem, tan, 01114611. 1.1101. freaks. di. tad ether smaneurts Missamm ne radiant Moore it dmVer Me inst. ad tr NAMPO. Mg Maw wind+ It Whims brio an/ wrsoduller It udispesulie to rem wild& Gen. edam star doer& Vii Sol It illy Ng Wittiest and warner of lbe MIK orl udder It sett. restb. a dt=bt. Berme , oisfmrtente , &Wm Me mile. The prim t• Kalyikat • aro no Um =a tbe genuine Mier add "std o Rfmlbad and 606 .1 6% artelt," are also mtgravett as the government damp a web bottle. Nice Is. M. add Si. dd.—Bold by Man, sad by err a awl 'Whin sm. "IFFY TIIOUSAND CURES WITIIOUT ME lall'lSE, by DU sAimr s ILEVALESTA AkABICA PUOD. 40.'42 :—..19/ty your' indessribabie = S trona dyoperala, liemonramo, mama, ecra co nb,netipetion. imemaa, madmen MA, Ptorn4eA, and WMlltilheN lsam bent fly 1 . 14 Dlurf ea- NOW fied." Maria Jolly Wee/barn. I. 110 0 DYrti NOdOlk• Care so. ft. dysprpaai from Or Med Dm. the lord Stuart Dr 010:... • bare derised considemble bmsdk from your rood, sallhfrue the publioatk.n atheist linni.*-Bmart do Dade-. trold to essimers,l lb.. at 2.r.0f1.; lb., at 4..6d.; 0 lb., at I Ir.; 12 lh., at Dr. Sopor-ndlood middy, 10 lb., at 335.; 3 it, at 22,..; the 10 lb. V IS lb. nioaders ere sent tree atomism on recent of Po .miles olden by DU LiAraor and On, 117, New Bund.m., taxies': aim 00, Ge,reertoore4aneert •m 4 411, tiewunhir tr.e4e-et. with hi. nii attars". J. 11. tetebes meth. a rest method of tapping Pa; warranted to delight w , 4.U., I!, Met 1.0 . 1 41 wholesale and retail Ms 'GEW INVeNTeI rt I' RAVI` lUs ~to supenede the Mtnelled method OS wimp caper , , at Gd. sad 1.. ter Anti. The trade oduplted. 111.1 Or Oral Itahilitima. Section 22. N 0.462. BENEFICIAL WORKING OF THE NEW LAW OE Ev or ven.—Teglerday at the weekly meeting of the Bead' of tiuurdians ado parish of St. Marylebone, J. J. Cohato, Esq., in the elude. a letter was read by the secretary, from I Ile. Henry Chubs Wilson, a late member of the board, calling the allentles of the directors to the expense the parkas led fins mu yours been put to for the maintenance 1 1 ot illagithune ; the fearful amount of dernordien lion, sad lee messequent expense, was clearly shown in the ' , parish books. Tie letter attributed a great deal of the ex- ° feting evil to those clauses in the Poor-law Act.:whien require that the mother shall produce corroborative testimony of her assertion as to the putative father, before any order upon hint can be mode. Under the working of this cruel and . ' immoral law itinuorality had gone on hien:a:lug, and the moral portion of society were made to bear the cost of the cruelty and depravity of the seducer. According to the re cent important alterations in the law of evidence, the ac- ' cured party could be made to attend a court and sower oa oath ad questions touching the facts whether proceeding from the injured party, or the parish oMeers. It could not be doubted that many persons would prefer making a pri vote arrangement with parties through the parish, than attend in open court. The letter concluded by urging that both in a moral and economical point of view this matter called for inquiry and investigation. Jacob Dell, Esq. M.P., moved that the communication be received and entered upon the minotea. Sir James Hamilton had much pleasure in seconding the motion, and he would beg leave to add that the secretary be directed to acknowledge the re ceipt of the letter, and in doing so to convey the thanks of the board to Mr. Wicon, for having called their attention ° to a matter of such vast importance. (21:fcr0M5 DeTIES.— FOREIGN GOODS.—The Com misaioners of Customs have issued a general order to all the ports in the kingdom, directing that no deposit be required in future on the issue of hills of sight for the examination of foreign goods for the duties at the several ports, which allows them to be landed from the importing vessel and examined by the proper officers toe :wedeln their description and quantities for the duties. TILE REFPORD POACUING CASE.—The Mansfield bench of saightrates have decided on eonsenitting for trial at the neat manse the four men, Sims, Roberts, Hawn sad Alvey, charged with the murder of Roberts, eserbonsegkes gamekeeper. Bait wee applied for in the ease of on. prisoner but wee refused. The evidence Is at Ft ineemplete, but it is expiated that much additional t ill be thrown on the ease bakes the c o mmenc entest hs senses. _ TSB LATI CHUJICIIWAILDIODS OF MartcliVrizit.— The modem at WIWI. R. Barley, Clegg, and Mader, eitimeleerazdene of Maneheeter, in pweenn the Rectory Divides Bill and other 'ultimo for the go od g of the abierelt, Irene neknowledged Ism evesisg by the preeentaties of three pieces of _plate to them, each v.due ono huudred i " • . .fle. .7 - IS: 4"•.<4,, •.. ji V ‘ .......„)..os 4. - • 4 • - ' '1! 'llk. 4 .'0.. '':, . ! I • i: - 1. ~ .-tls , e • t :, , : sl • il *. , *. 0 .-f ' i . : %. \e ' ...... / • • ' . . ' • : j • • . " ..... ~..z.... 7. ' .„c ' TE N TED SELF-ACTT No SYPHON • • AP.KSIQUIRE.4 NO V ENT-YNO !I il 8 1%1 Prevent. at., beer, elder, or other hewn Oh— • from ',swatting flat or acid so teetotally 1 d e --- . 4 ,hat the last pest shall be drawn woods@ • sr- • • A r * 9 'IAN I: IV --------------- cri 11 - r . r the find: seseeneded to repsy its owl b . 3 *, , i two a • ' elertraplaStd ix &teary, &a., 91, ~. The above eeranne will explain It. 'E9 11 action. When the loon hey Is deed on =r the top ,LII Nombre tarhieh has • basal). 8 St • pante the alatenhelij. saNhirot rdr noir .2. f throtieb it basbasank to bum tbs abbe S otogrz . aof Ilmaly .N...m ; = . the tar b tamed JAMES ILUIWW, 14, Knot Wllliein street, Mamlarbisais. Ilatettlidted 10). N.B.—Nisessesembreezorpe stalleed - - . . . 1 SPORTING. Her Majesty's staghounds, Tuesday, Uxbridge Common; Saturday, New Lodge—at 11. Bath (Capt. West'a) ataghounds, Tuesday, Wolleerton ; Friday, Mushfield Downs—at half-past 11. . Cheltenham (Mr. Way's) stsgbounds, Friday, Balloon LW—at half-naat 11. Mr. P. Petre's staghOtlndt, T"•.I.ST, WaDles halt past 11. Albrighton hounds, Tuesday, the Hens Gate; Thursday, Knighton ; Saturday, Stewpony--at half-past 10. Atherstono hound', Monday, lied Gate • Wednesday, Ontwood Gate ; Friday, Clinteliorer ; Satu rday, Cricket's Inn—at a quarter to 11. Old Berkshire hounds, Monday, tilllngton Village ; Wednesday, Oakley House; Friday, Milton Hill—at 11. I Cheshire hounds, Monday, Norley Hall ; Wednesday, &lighten ; Thursday, Tarporley ; Saturday, Appleton ; Monday week, Pool Hall ; Wednesday week, Dunham ; Thursday week, Withington ; Saturday week, Ilarleston— ' at half-past 10. Mr. Drake's hound., Monday, Boort= Village ; Tuesday, Skimming Dish Gate; Thursday, Charudon Common; Sa turday, Souldem Gate—at a quarter to 11. Lord Eleho's hounds, Monday, Ford Bridge; Tuesday, Swinton Mill Toll Bur • Wednesday, Lisburn ; Friday, Chirnside ; Saturday, Lo ngridge—ati half-past 10. F.B. hounds, Monday, Constantine; Friday, Kennel—at half-past 10. Hamblin:Loa hounds Monday, Broadhalfpenny Down ; Wednesday, Holyweli House ; Friday, Fisher's - Pond—at a quarter to 11. H.H. hounds, Monday, Well ; Tuesday, Kennels; Thurs day, Abbotstone Down; Saturday, New Inn (Laaham)— a quarter to 11. Holdernesa hounds, Tuesday, Aldboro' ; Wednesday, Loncleslwiro' Avenue Gate; Friday, Drandesburton ; Satur day, Cherry Burton—at a quarter to 11. Mr. 0. Wall's Horsley hounds, Monday, Pyles Farm; Friday, Toot Hill Brick-kilns—at a quarter to 11. Haat Kent hounds, Monday, NI oodlands ; Thursday, Swingfield Park—at half-past 10. Mr. Leach', hounds, Tuesday, Hoplas Gate ; Friday, Lawrenny—at half-past 10. Mr. W. S. Lowndes's hounds, Monday, Brick Hill Heath; Wednesday, Wing: Saturday, Winslow—at 11. Mr. Lu.hincrtou's hounds, Monday, Doddiugton Street; Friday, Lees Court; Monday week, llollinglasurne House ; Thursil iy week, Belmont; Saturday week, Gore Court— at IL _ . Monmouth-hire hounds, Monday, Clytha Lodge ; Thurs day, Skenfrith Bridgc-at haltp.st 10. Mr. Morgan's hounds, Monday, Viverdon ; Thursday, Long Cross-at half-past 10. Isi.F.ll. hounds, Tuesday, Christchurch-road Station; Saturday, Beaulieu-at a quarter to it. Mr. Newton's hounds, Tuesday, Litton Park; Friday, CrOOMbOW Bridge -at half-past 9. Oakley hounds, Monday. Hunger Corner ; Thursday, Wootton; Saiturdy, Hail Weston-at a quarter to 11. South Oxford (Mr. Phillips's) hounds, Tuesday, Holton Stone Pits; Friday, name Turk-at half-past IU. Pueltsridge hounds ' Monday, Angel Lau (Iladham); Wednesday, Langley Green ; Saturday, &union -at half past 10. Pytehley hounds, Monday, Pytchley ; Wednesday. North Kilworth ; Friday, Long Brickby ; Saturday, Sibbertoft at a quarter to H. Mr. Theobald's Somerset and Wilts hounds, Tuesday, Runnel. Catch Gate ; Friday, Viaduct Inn -at hlf-past 10. Lord Southampton's hounds, Monday, Badby Wool ; Wedneadar, Fader's Booth; Friday, Adatuno; Saturday, New Dm Stowe, Bucks)-at 11. Mr. Hel ear's South Wuld bounds, Monday, Haughatn %Ma Post ; Tuesday, Tower.on-the-Moor ; Friday, Hain lel Saturday, Greenfield-at 11. North Staffordshire hounds, Monday, Dilhorn ; Thurs day, Trentham; Saturday, Ilinstock-at half.past 10. Mr. Lee Steere's hounds, Monday, North Heath; Thurs day, Malham Lodge-at 11. !Surrey Union hounds, Monday, Fetcham Downs-at halt-past 10; Thursday, Knowle-at 11; Saturday, East Horsley Tower; Monday week, Black Horse (Reigate Hill); Thursday week, Albury Heath; Saturday week, Rookery-M half-past 10. Tiverton hounds, Monday, Rackenford Bell; Thursday, Morehath ; Saturday, Cove; Monday week, Gogland Plantation ; Thursday week, Winsford-nt half-past 10. Tre.legar hounds, Monday, Duffryn Gate; Wednesday, Pennyland Gate ; Friday, trestwillyin-at half-past 11. Mr. Treluany's hounds, Tuesday, Plymouth Race Stand Friday, Mtavy-at halt-past 10. V. W .11 hounds, Tuesday, Eusteourt }louse; Thursday, Elm Green ; Saturday, Lechlade Town-at a quarter to it. Vine hounds, Monday, Clarke:a Green Gate; Wednes day, Whitchureh Lodge ; Saturday, West Sherbourn-at 11. Mr. Wheble's hounds, Monday, Iluldshot Mill; Tues day, Ilatupstead Norris; Thursday, North Horns (Ew shot) ; Friday, Three Crowns (ltucic'burn)-at 11. reside hounds, Monday, 'Third Milestone (Hay-road); Friday, Pulliam/ode-at 10. Colonel Wyndham's hounds, Monday, Waltham Park; Wednesday, Cocking Hill; Friday, Old Park--at half past 10. Sir W. W. Wynn's hounds, Monday, Lee Bridge ; Tner day, Styche ; Thursday, llawkstone ; Friday, Burlton-at half-past 10. York and Aiastey hounds, Tuesday, Red Howse; Than. day, Arlsendale ; Saturday, Croaky half-past 10. , Dreconshirc harriers, Monday, Fenian; Wednesday, Si. veldt' Milestone on the Irecastle-road ; Friday, Cilmaen haran-at 11 Mr. Dyer's Bretton harriers Tuesday. Naunton Beau champ; Friday, Northway Mill-at half-past 10. Carlisle harriers, Mooday, Itaughton Head; Wednesday, Thurston Field ; Friday, Breorahills-at 9. Craven harriers, Monday, Craven Heifer; Wednesday, Swinden Moor Head; Friday, Syke House-at 11. Mr. Deacon's harriers, Wednesday, Roborough Reek; Saturday, Crownhill Down-at 10. Harrogate harrien,!Tuesday, Burnt Gates ; Friday, Load House Green--at half-past 10. High Peak harriers, Tuesday, Moneyash Village; Satur day, Pike Hall-at 11. Captain Hampton Lewis's harriers, Tuesday, Stilton Thursday, Hanley Hall; Saturday, Brawith-at it. Lord Lonsdale's harriers, Friday, Aston Clinton-at it Mr. Okeovcr'a harriers, Tuesday, ,Bradbourn ; Friday, Bottom House-at half-past 10. South Warnborough harriers, Tuesday, Bartley Heath; Friday, Golden Pot-at half-past 10. Worthing harriers, Tuesday, Chantry Post; Friday, Findon Gate-nt half-past 10. Duke of Rutland's hounds, Monday, Staunton Hall; Tuesday, Keythorpe ; Wednesday, Waltham; Friday, Great Gonerby-at half-past 10. Sir It. Suttou's hounds, Monday, Theild'agworth Hall ; Tuesday, Bunning Park; Wednesday, Swithland Village; Thursday, Houghton-on-the-Hill; Friday, Wartuaby Stone Pits-at 11. _ Lori Yarborough's Moods, Monday, Falby Cross-roads ; Wednesday, Blyton Station; Friday, Rye Hill—at 11. Earl Fitawilltam's hounds, Monday Thorney Toll-bar; Thursday. Kennel; Friday, Ashton \ illage.at 10. Mr. Wilier 's hounds, Monday, liansham Onide Pat; Tueaday, Tower of the Moor; Friday, Haintoo ; Saturday, Ortentleld—at 11. _ Lord H. Bentinck's hounds, Monday, Burton ; Tuesday, Penton; Wednesday, Wickenby; Thursday, Seopwick ; Friday, Austacre Wood; Saturday, Hartwell—at 11. Cottesmore hounds, Monday Swayfield ; Tuesday, Nor mates Park ; Thursday, CLiby ; Saturday, Ashwell— , at 11. , Mr. Mayne!' Ingram's hougds,Tue.day, Kedlestonlnn ; • Thursday, Radbourn ; Saturday, EiNUloll—at a quarter to It. Mr. Farquharson's hounds, Monday, Dogberry Gate ; Tuesday, Bradford Plantation; Thursday, Holcombe; Saturday, Clifton Wood. B. V. harriers, Tuesday, Tooms Farm Gate—at half past 11. Bosworth hounds, Tuesday, Womersley Park; Thurs day, Streethouse Bar; Saturday, Ringstou Hill—at half past 10. Mr. Lumley's hounds, Monday,Scrooby Inn ; Wednesday, Park Lane; Friday, Grove; Saturday, Sandbeck Park— at half-past 10. Branham Moor hounds, Monday, Ilarewood Bridge ; • Wednesday, Cross-roads, Bramham Moor; Friday, Wild Man • Saturday, Wyke. Rufford hounds, Monday, Caunton Village ; Tuesday, Park Hall; Thursday, Lazton Village ; Saturday, Thoresby Park—at half-past 10. Mr. Conyer's hounds, Monday, Hatfield Heath; Wednes day, High Roothing Street—at half-pest 10. East Essex hounds, Tuesday, Upper Yeldham Village ; Thursday, Aldham Hall; Saturday, St. Ann's Castle—at half-past 10. Estes and Suffolk hounds, Tuesday, Gol Grove; Friday, Flowton Brook —at half-past 10. • Esse: Union hounds, Wednesday, AtheLshatn ; Satur day, Rettendon Common. South Wows hounds, Tuesday, Stanford-le-hope; Satur day, Doff and Partridge, Stiffard—at half-past 10. Salfolk hounds, Tuesday, Thurston, Fox and Hounds ; ' Thursday, Dmmoss. Pluraben' Arms ; Saturday, Ashfield House—at a qessise la 11. L w or . N . B ri Ya Mew* Monday, Feekenham ; Wartime- L day, Oldingtam Gateau; Friday, Breda Hill—at half , past 10. Ludlow hounds, Tuesday, Munslow; Friday, Pipe Asian r —at half-past 10. Herefordshire hounds, Tuesday, Canon Frome; Friday, Whitfield—at half-past 10. Duke of Besufort's bounds, Monday, Dauntrey turnpike; Wednesday, Castle Coombe; Saturday, Yake turnpike. • Mr. A. Smith's hounds Monday, Shoddesden Gate ; Tuesday, Oars Hill ; Wednesday , Wherwell Wood ; Thurs. day, Chute Windmill ; Friday, Horton Fin; Saturday, Sperry Well—at 11. ' Craven hosed', Monday, Minal Borders; Wednesday, Penwood; Friday, Lambourne Place; Saturday, fret Tree, North Heath. Warwickshire hounds, Monday, Umberslade •' Tuesday, Mitford Bridge • 'Thursday, Hfilaorton Village; Friday, Church Tyaoe 2 at a quarter to 11. Lord Methods's', hounds, Monday, Heythrop ; Wednes day, Tangle) ; Friday, Farmington Grove ; Saturday, Kiddington Gate—at half past 10. Ledbury hounds, Monday, Byars.* Villa; Friday, Highnani—at half-put 10. Coon-on-Severn harriers, Tuesday, Crossbar:ids, Hanley —at half put 10. . _ Etrigiat3n !wariin, Monday, Paten= ; Wednesday, Rach man ; Saturday , . Dyke:-at a quarter to 11. Brookside ha rriers, aosiday, Newmarket Hill; Thurs day, 'f elscombe Tye. Crawley and Horsham hounds, Monday, lfield Common ; Wednesday, Racehorse Inn, Betsey; Friday, the Beeches —at n quarter to 11. Suuthdowa hounds, Monday, Folkington Croasways ; Friday, the Bell, Shortgate—at a quarter to 11. Mr. Hildyar,i'a harriers, Monday, liathank ; Wednes day, East Gate—at half-past 10. Newcastle and Gateshead harriers, Monday, Greenside ; Friday, White Mare Fool—at 10. Haydon hounds, Wednesday, Spettlo Nook Wood; Saturday, Harsondale Cleugh—at 9. Morpeth harriers, Tuesday, Longhondey Moor ; Friday, Stannington Village—at 10. Tindale hounds, Tuesday, Black Heddon ; Friday, Cor bridge Station—at half-past 10 Durham County hounds, Monday, Embleton ; Wednes day, Wilton Village; Friday, Barinton—at half-past 10. BAby houAtily. Monday, Walworth Castle ; eduesday, Wilton ; Friday, Gatherlcy More In—at h If-past 10. Hurworth hounds, Tuest6y,Welberry, Village ; Saturday, Oak Tree Village—at half-past 10. RAILWAY BUSINESS FOR THE WEEK. TRAFFIC RETURNS FOR TILE PAST WEEK. Mlles opened. BRlTltiff. IWO. 261 851 189 94 18a. ia 95 189 941 Name of Railway. l Aberdeen -- - Belfast and Ballymena Belfast and County Down Birkenhead, Lane., S Cht Aire, 1 il I 241} 188 264 Blackburn Bristol and Exact. ICaledonian lehoder and Holyhead Cork., Bluekrock, and Pwasnage Dublin and Delf.od Junction Dublin and Drogheda Dublin and King.town Dundee and Arbroath I Dundee,Perth, Aberdeen June !Dundalk and Enniskillen ast Anglian. E F lrs n t .ern LI Counties and Norfolk lEastern Union (Edinburgh and Glasgow Edinburuit, Perth, & Dundee IE 1 cter audCreditun !Furness Glasgow and South Western Great Northern& E.Lineolnsh :Great Southern et Wester n(lr) 'Great Western Irish South Eastern 'Kendal and Windermere :Lancaster and Carlisle 'Lancashire and Yorkshire Leeds Northern Liverpool,Crosby, & Southport London and North Western London and Blackwall London, Brighton, and 8. Coast London and South Western Londonderry and Enniskillen i Man. Buxton, & Matlock, &c. yanciii•ster, Shell., & Lincoln. 261. 934 77 Sianehe,tri . and tionthJuneties Mary port and Carlisle Midland Great Western (In 4 Moaklands Newcastle and Carlisle North British North Staffordshire !North We*tern_ 'Scottish Centrul. Scottish Midland Shrewsbury and Birmingham , hrewsbury and Chester Shropshire Union South Devon 4121 71 1661 • 1 from South Eastern South Wales SouthYork.,Doncaster& Goole Stockton and Hartlepool !Taff Vole Mater Waterford and Limerick Welt Cornwall Whitchaven Junction York, :telecomle, and Berwick York and North Midland Foams. !Central of -IF.r-a-u-c-e--- Dutch Rhenish Maria Antonia tontereau and Troyes Namur and Liege. Northern of France Orleans and Bordeaux Paris and Lyons Paris and Orleans 81 Paris and Rouen Receipt.. 1,2'31 4421 1341 240 3,486, 7,761 1 2,3801 3,193, 12,9401 1,%21. 3,9.171 13,134; 139 3,9J7 14,901 39,8971 8,139 6.02 i fvii 20,529 1,2?11 1851. 3,998 13,101 1,935 3,319 2,201 73 2,30 3,403 4,811 401 14261 317 3,G33 10,301 4,198 14,353 1,3741 416 161 3,74 15,924 10,166 9,313 1 716 1,169 2,a* 8.591 750 8,352 18,665 155 117 6,139 406 Paris and Straiburgh Rouen and Havre Tours and Nantes 21,407 1 2,100 7,111 - '14 , 55 2,553 3,516 5,192 633 1,644 614 635 1,400 609 1,569 10,877 1,262 1,245 6.51 2,451 938 246 13,404 7,625 3,492 6,410 8,473 6,714 6,118 3,288 780 190 917 20,445 4,478 12,258 8,338 5,301 7,040 2,118 2,•111 I are exclusive of the amount received government. APOTHECARIES' HALL—Names of gentlemen who passed their examination in the science and practice of medicine, and received certificates to practise, ou Thursday, 27th November, 18d1 :—Frederick Wm. Hart Bayes, StiC tlep, Norfolk ; Thomas Hales, Ford Green, Staffordshire; Alfred Wall, Stratford-on-Avon. GLOUCESTERSHIRE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETT.—The annual meeting of this society was held at Gloucester, on Thursday, under the presidency of Earl Fitzhardiage. The show-yard was not quite so well tilled as formerly, nor was there so large a muster of admirers present. The usual dinner to wind up the proceedings was held in the evening at the Bell lintel, but the attendance was exceedingly scanty. Sir C. W. Codrington, presided, and ho was surrounded by a few Gloucestershire, 'squires and some of the fortunate holders of premiums, among whom was Mr. Richard Stratton, of Salthrop, near Swindon, a noted breeder of stock, who caned off nearly all the best prizes, having cleared nearly 001. by the exhibition of his beasts. The speeches, with one exception, were of a more hopeful cast than has been usually characteristic of thee meetings, and while the present agricultural depres sion was deplored, it seemed to he generally granted that there was " a good time coming" even for agriculturists. Mr. Illyward, a magistrate of the enunty and vice-chair man of the quarter sessions, a gentleman hitherto regarded as a strong protectionist, admitted that it was hopeless to expect a reversal of the present free trade policy, but he looked to relief for the agricultural interest in a more equi table adjustment of taxation. He did not think that it was intended injustice should be done to the agricultural body, but they were now in a state of transition, and were euffeting from their position. Let the agricultural classes be only fairly dealt with, and put on an equality with the other interests of the state, and they would be content. But he maintained that other interests were enjoying that protection of which agriculture had been deprived. The iron trade, for in stance, eoped a protection to the amount of 10 per cent., and the silk trade to the extent of 14 per cent. Sir C. W. Codrington, M.P., in replying to the toast of " The County Members," regretted the depressed condition of the agricul tural interest. Ile trusted, however, that the farmers would not be diseouraged, but that they would put their shoulders to the wheel and endeavour to meet tho times, and, as far as their means allowed them, take advantage of the me chanical improvements which had latterly been introduced into agriculture. Ile heard many different accounts of the results of free trade ; some represented it as rendering the country mast prosperous, while others desponded; but he could not think that the present partial free trade could be prosperous. Let them have it carried out to its fullest ex tent, and then it might be otherwise. In conclusion, he assured the meeting that whatever measures might here after be introduced into parliament for the relief of agricul• cure should have his hearty support. In reply to the toast of the '• Unsuccessful Candidates," Mr. Henry Higgins, late of Herefordshire, but now of Gloucestershire, addressed , a long harangue to the meeting, in the course of which he maintained that while trade and commerce were in a flourishing condition, under free trade agriculture was de caying. Some other tomato were given and responded to, and the party broke up about 9 o'clock. , A PERILOUS RAILWAY RIDL—On Sunday even ing, a young farmer, who reached the Chelmsford station lust as the nine o'clock train was starting, resolving not to be left behind, pursued the train, jumped upon the buffer of the last carriage, and, having succeeded in placing him self outside on the iron bar, in this perilous position started on his trip. The telegraph gave warning at Instatestone of the kind of passenger that might be expected, and he was then taken down from his perch unharmed. Proceedings are likely t c be taken against him fur the dangerous freak. —Eases Herald. RAILWAI'S. THIS DAY. Two O'CLOCK. Business in railway shares to-day has been much more considerable than usual on the last day of the week, a decided disposition to operate being pon t still evinced. !together, the market must be considered ch better, as in spite of a lit* tern flatness which was mani fested In the early tof the day, a pretty general advents* in quotations has been established, and the namiest now wears a buoyant appearance. Aberdeen have risen 10s., Caledonuins his., Great Northerns is. 6d., Great Westerns 11, London and North West erns 1/., North British 55., South Wales 3/., Berwicks 56., and York and North Midlands, 10s. Leeds Northern. have advanced to 154, and many other descriptions range higher than yesterday. MAIM AND 4rOCKS UNOUARANTEND. MONEY MARKET. THIS DAY. Two o'CLoce. The Stock Exchange to-day wears the inanimate aspect usual on the last day of the week, with the single exception of the railway share department, which continues to attract a good deal of attention. Under the stimulating influence of the favourable Bank returns, the prices of the home funds are firmly supported, notwithstanding the paucity of Consols have ruled all day at yesterday's rate of 9R.1 to both for money and the 11th December, whilst for the January account the quotation may be taken at a quarter higher, viz., 9,41 to 99. The following are the only stocks in which business is officially marked:—Three per Cent. Consols, 98, 1; ' ditto, for Account, 981, ?. Three per Cent. Reduced, 971, ; New Three-and-a• Quarter per Cents., 981, 99. India Stock, 264. The present abundance of capital, and still more the general opinion of the prospective caso of the money market, are evidenced by the upward ten dency of the floating debt. EtAtawAire. 50 Aberdenn as^An betty Nottlan., Pasta unit East Junction Honn.Wolv. &Stour Vall i I birkeni mad, 4e .ac CPe J hiclipil.ennd. 100 Beintol and Unto, 50 'Caledonian 50 I Cneeter an - I Floichend Dubili and Relent J nee.. • all IDundee, Perth, mid Aber deen Junction • Kastit;trikt;litS and I.k • w. (ALA k • knetarn Donohoe • fnotern Milos Clam A (We F.. bL) DO. CULP B Rita C ditt. Bait Lancashire 4 150. New ',hares Cut & Weat luau! Dock and Birk. 11111V.1002 ratlahurah and Olwitow 5 Falinbur,tlt, Perth,D.aln V Giallo, k South Went4rta 5 Groot Norton 14 shares,A,lk fermi 1g Do. e b are., Ito; para. Ot.nouth. an I Viola. gra. I inmt W, storn I Lancaoter and lA•tilke Do. Third. 4awhira..al Yorkshire Do. iftbs . Do. West itilogUnion Leeds Northern London and IThieltwall - Loo., aright n,nr S. Coot London at Nor dt-Westerh Do. do. shares Do. Fifths . Do. t IS sh.,lif.hnti London k deuth-We,tera 40 Ilanett.,Bas., and Matlock I on.k Load. Union Do. Birm. sod th sits Mulliind Great Western(l) etenny, and Llereftrd... Newly and Eardakillez... Do. New .e 20... Northern Counties * Union North british North North I krou Sauth oxford, Wore., & Wolter. icottith (antral ... Scottish uo., Oar. D. _ airewaburydalerefontOld Sbrewabary and Mager Do. O•wedry Shreolaire Union South South Walea South YorkalLakUrarDai Stirling and Danterragnr Stockton and liartlepuol.. Tholueallevro Dock& nail olutortord and Lizoorioir... York.Neionoolo alkowtoo Do. do. Do.O.N.E.Porclase ~Yatk god Nwik IliJluS~ - Ir — iiteriiii - . - 11. 12 51 1 b! 101 101 91 dB 76 SO 151 161 91 22 23 21 &A 14 11 71 13 13 06 1111 i 3171 SI 33 pin 11 8 674 :1 33 Lis ot $H 33 33 23 31 23 dla Sri 47 23 30 I 86 54 X 648 22 24 11 13 die 3e 9 die 7 7 7i '7 dli .Its ;par i 34 16 141 151 9 to e - 81 4 4 5 l 4 OA lei 11) A 34 34 44 14 16 211 2 ' 4 27y !13 Ma 1 13 y 16 15 dia 1 : 2 1 1 :1 3 3 n 2 23 LINES LEASED 1 . .7 Yaw 101 calla luiypd,orwi antee (lea.. to 01.. West 251 291 101 Dittos!Moot a raannew (lcuseil to GrastWallere 21 2111 at Gam., 51'01v., and Dailey calc.dulypd..,orwitareles (leased to GreatafeeSent I 1 Ditto without aiskeetee (teasel to GreetWeekia t 9 pia iTialuckiegbarashire OWN to Lookout N.Weekraj 111 181 10 IClydaidale Jogai= (leased to Caledonian 4l 49 It Easittleculnah.guar.dp.Ct :. Graced to Gt. Northern) 82 321 20 Gloucester k Dean Forest, (leased to GreatWectern 11 21poi 10 ana&Selby(LiorktaNklidlo3 :C5 11 I Do. 1 shark (ditto) , 31/ 521 I 2(, Do. 1 rakes (ditto) 94 25 , Leadathlkailaxd(Midlood 101 169 inilatsdoe and Greenwich: (leased to :Swath &want 111 121 10 Ditto Preterersoe (ditto): 14 25 20 :Lowestoft Duar.4pereant.: (sea-ca to Norfolk) ll4 12 lierUiernsfaitern 6 peret Gored to krat.DwinUre Dale ditto 5 pee Cent—, 51 Se reekestkyre Gem. Lak , StN.West.klasc.aYorkl 42 44 11 Ditto shares (A) (ditto): 111 91 pa 26 Road., Uilild.,and Itelgate! (leaked to fourth E.r.tern 11 211 61 Royinon and Hihdiln (lam! to Great Nord:awe I 6 .1 Si Do. tchepreth Katen.(dttiol If 2 pin Si &eta kifforslehire (le wed( to Mr. Nl'Llads9 21 dla Wear V.illoy. 6 p. Ct. gut) Geared to litorttoonlkw.! 26 29 Wilts k Somerset k to Great Waiters. 9l 93 $ 10 ps 53 ' 30 I IV In V 60 SI 28 1114 1 II 10 I 91 el, I 61 I 12 1 PREFERENCE SHARES. 51.1 10 ICaledonlan SIO ... .. 71 3 13 IS Canner end Holyhead 153 16 61, ail Dundee, Parl h, nod Aber 1 dean Junction ... 1 1 .11e 31, 83,FketAngltan(31.104)0p.0 21 21 611 61{ Postern Counties Estenn, ; 3 per Ct. No. I L ' Pa c I 63, Ditto do. No. 2 1 1 pm ilO 10 IM. Near 6 per Cent. Stock ; 101 11 no die 10 1 0 Fast.UntimakrlOW PAX 10 tub i .5 Edinburgb, PeriN and, Dundee, Si* per Cent ll 1 .Ito It 12 Great Northerns rierOent: 131 111 131. ScDo.sll4.l.lte,lceraebleSerip 1 Ipm 6 ; gilglttatnitWertrn ( l,Blglattir; 11 1 ..;:n 10 I, 6 ILfincarbiruklforea. F llv die et. 160 Do. 6 per Cont. Stock .. ;133 135 8:.11 , a) ILondun,Brikkt.,43.Cusat,l I Pretiper(lt.Stock,llll3l.; 8t..100 ,Do. New Guru. 6 par Cent: 131 131Loodon & N.Weernor.ll. Nuneaton) 5 per Cent ; 0 5 lansilunaoftliMeatern New, 6 75 fillan.eheffctUne. fea.Nol; 1 LI Do. New glO ... I 3 Do. kn ... . . - 1 NO ilidlanaCana.litr.&ll.glaCt I I 5 Ditto Preference i 20 Norfolk Eztenrion... ; 3 Do. Guaranteed Si perCt I, 2 Ninth lintish - ! all North Stalordeittro I 6 ()Mad, WOMOBIIff an ,; Wolver., Rib. 8 prig Osne $ !rbrekotaliirin.Nes•Guar. '0 &moors CribdtEl (Nor.lY. 13 0 1, 'Mu :. 6 :1 , Ler Cent— I York, Neareciatle,& 614 E, I Gt. Nor th of Rag.pureh.; Ditto Datto ... 1 YorkitN.MuLlLl&Purcl,l lW 14-2 X3l 2 1 Pat I 12 I:1 I I 138 13.3 as IN 1 4 q 4. 3 Tar' pa Vj let FOREIGN B. Iloalogr.e and Amiens :0 'Centro , "rams (Plasm 8 luuteh Ithenlati . 13i 16 II 13 Is f llut lnslim re• 1- i TOL:a POliiiiits S St Duo Do. 10 10 Lazemlxeue .. ~.. S 1 / Do. (lieDwa ) ) .... i 2 1 Do (Canal) ... .... U 3 271 , Watio Almost.. ... 10 b 4 Do. do. SeW ... /0 10 Plarour we Lbw 10 14 Nt./there of frewer.. 20 9 Orleano .nd Dordesaig 20 10 Pens and Oduu /0 BO Paris sad ROMS .... 24 , 6 PazU nod rilrioboorg 2il P. Illoo,ou sod Rows ... ~.+ :0 rata* and Mien e« a li Coon and Monts ... 3. West Flatters .. ... 14 It I lAs i Pm ILWArk 21 17 1 . 1 4 44 416 2 Is 1w i P. }u 11 1t 6 6 41 dY 34 36 13 134 Si 6 di It Si . 4 ads If SI SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET-THIS DAY. Mean. Cooper and Davis report very little doing, at the following quotations:—Prime Meadow Hay, 70s. to 755.; ' interior, GO.. to 661. • Rowell, 60.. to 63.. ; Clover, 70s. to 80..; second cut, 60.. to 701. ; Straw, 21s. to 251. 71 „ .!1 . Woo Wally op to I p.m. 711 12 -- Si $ St: N 50 2/ • I ion 13 I 31 2, Exchequer Bills are firm, at yesterday's improved rate of )4s. to 375. prem.; and India Bonds arc also well maintained, though with not much doing. Foreign stocks arc firm, with a moderate amount of business offering, which, however, appears to b e chiefly for investment. Buenos Ayres Bonds have realised a further advance, marking 30, and Bra zilian are firm. Chilian stocks, on the other hand, remain weak, an opinion being entertained that the position of political affiiirs in the republic is not so sound as is generally believed. Spanish Actives rule at 201 to 21. An official notice has been posted in the Stock Exchange to-day from Mr. Cape!, as chairman of the committee of Spanish bondholders, to the effect that Senor Itorrajo has received a com munication from his government, authorising him to extend the time for converting the Bonds, with- • out losing the dividend, until the end of March. The following are the prices of ,to -day's sales : Brazilian Old Five per Cent., Small Bonds, 931; ditto New, 1829 and 39, 93. Buenos Ayres, Six per Cents., 50. Chilian Six per Cents., 99 1 .. Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 901. Grenada One-u-Half per Cents., 141. Mexican, 234. Peru vian Five per Cents., 1849, 883; ditto Deterred, 43, 3. Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1034. Spanish Active Five per Cents., 201; ditto for i account, 201, 21 ; ditto, Passives, 54. There is not much business doing . in the Califor nian gold adventures to-day, and prices range much the same as yesterday, present quotations being as 'follows: Nouveau Monde, 3to 4 prem.; Agua rim 11 to 11 prem.; Golden ountain, tto 1 premium ; West Mariposa, 1 dis. to par ; Ave Maria, y dis. to par. The tendency was rather upward in the market for foreign exchanges last afternoon, owing partly to a somewhat higher quotation from Paris of this day, by telegraph, and partly to a good supply of bills. Short Paris was done at 23.14' to 15 ; ditto, three months, at 25.30 to 35. AMsterdam was not in great demand, and therefore a shade higher, namely, 11.18 t to I. For Hamburg the demand was consi derable, but drawers both for shipment and on spe culation coming forward, the rate of lust post, 13.10 to was maintained. Frankfurt remained 1201 to with but little business. The exchanges on Italy were very dull, and negotiations were effected in favour of buyers. The reverse was the case with bills on Spain, which being in better request than of late were negotiated in favour of sellers. An amount on Stettin was sold at 6.27. For Vienna and Trieste there was some demand on speculative account; short was done at 12.44, and three months at 12.48 to 54, but the amounts were by no means considerable. The bullion market remains nominally at former rates, as the supplies by the Medway will not come into the market till Wednesday next, but it may be noticed that the price of silver shows a decidedly up. ward tendency, there being a good demand for the East India hteamer, which will again curry out a large amount. Columbian doubloons arc firm at 31. 18s. to 3/. 18s. 6d. per oz., there being numerous orders to purchase for transmission to the Brazils, where this coin is in great demand owing to the war. The price of platina is quoted at about 16s. per oz. • The Bank of England returns for the week ending the 22nd November, when compared with those for the week preceding, exhibit the following ,changes: Circulation kaue £29 459 485 Increase £215,0.10 Circulation active 1 0 .,355,•'M Decrease 230,343 Public deposits 7,300,341 Increase 362,031 Other deposits Government securities in banking department 13,211,768 Without . alteration Other securities in bunking department Coin and bullion in both . . departments — 16,023,194 Increase 324,850 Seven thy and other bills 1,169,317 Decrease 20,292 The Rest The Reserve This return again shows a great augmentation in the available resources of the establishment. The large increase of 321,8501. in the stock of bullion, raises this item, in exact accordance with our antici pations, to above sixteen millions. The finding of profitable employment for its funds will now be more than ever an object of anxious attention to the Bank directors. According to the official returns published in the Gazdte of last Tuesday, the total note circulation of all the private banks of England and Wales during the week ending the 13th of November ;est, was 3,517,233/.; in the week preceding, the_ amount was 3,572,623/. There is consequently a decrease of ,53,3901. . . . . . . . . The note circulation of the joint-stock banks during the same week was 2,400,1i59/.; and the previous week's return being 2,812,1)391., the decrease is shown to be 12 230/. On tailing into consideration the active circulation of the Bank of England, which in the week in ques tion was 19,38,1,0051. (being 05,7734 less than the week preceding), we find the aggregate note circula tion of England and \Vales to be 25003,4871., which shows a decrease of 803,415/. as compared with the returns for the previous week, ending the Bth of November. . _ As regards the fixed issues the private banks were 1,180,8421., and the joint-stock banks 609,2981. below the amount authorised to be issued, making a total of 1,790,1401. below the fixed amount. The shareholders in the Anglo-Californian Gold Mining Company will read with interest the follow ing extract of a letter, dated Grass Valley, Nevada County, California, the 18th July, and inserted in the New York Herald : Of the mills now going up at Grass Valley. one is by Sir Henry Huntley. on the Lawn Quartz Mountain, two and a half miles from the village of Centreville. This vein has been the longest worked of any in the township, a " Chili mill" of small power having been in operation upon it for about ten months. The mountain is owned by two com panies —one, and the oldest, the " Union Company," and the other the " Wolf Creek Gold Mining Company." The latter is organised under the general incorporation act of California, and has • nominal capital of 100,000 dole. An arrangement has been made by both companies, with Sir IL Huntley, to work the vein for hall the gross products, which will give an annual dividend on the stock of over one hundred pet cent. per annum. This mill goes into opera tion in December of this year. KSOLISU W 1 ;3r Bank Stork. 2141 15i 3 par Ct. kplurarl.9,4 I 3 per Ct. Conlon, 941 tl 3,) par et. Coasola. 9i 9 taarolr far non.. gal iDel.—Tale Dir. Long Aurnotine, twin& tit+.ck, 4i Unto 1.1.1.14.10101.. GU. Get. Egenequer HIU.. ',Mi. a. IT.. PORED:I3f FUNDS. 43 per Ct. Beebe. Set e 0 3 per Ct. Aleetesea, 238 4 5 per Ct. Ileaziliaa, 67 6 5 per Ct. Peru. iti., 84 tO ' D., Neer, 66 8 Ditto Deferral. 41 4 6 per Ct. BUM.. ATM.. 47 tO 6 pee Ct. P•tetu cut ..!, 15 7 6 per Ct. Chillen. 131 3 . per Ct. Mullen. 111 13 3 per Ct. Cltiluia 64 6 49 per et. Rurolan, lu2 9 9 per Ct. 114m1611, 76 4 6 per Ct. pontall. Acme. 2q 1 f.,per Ct. Dula. 781 I 3 per Ct. 3osololi. 29 , 40 1 per Ct. Dub*. 695 9 I*. Pewee. Al 6 Ewa :or. 3 4 `..i !..rr Ct. V.....atielt. 35j 65 1 per Ct. Ore/414 14 15 DO. Deferral. 12 13 liordlalan 3 per C421..11 to 1 dia. 14 16 COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. WEEKLY SUMMARY OF TILE PRODUCE MARKETS. MINCING -LANE, SATCHDAT MORNING. The Colonial markets present little alteration, but they are slightly firmer. There has been rather more disposition to purchase Sugar, and as the quantities offered have not been large, steady rates hare b:en obtained. At the clew of last week a speculative demand arose for Coffee, and conoidceable business was done, at a ri-.e ofabout Is. Rd. per cwt., but yesterday the sales went otf &Sr, and the advance has been scarcely maintained. Native Ceylon rose to 104. to 40s. ti.l. ; but at these rates there are not now any buyers. Rice 11311 been at about 3d. per cwt. advance. The tea market has been very inactive, and prices of somu kinds are barely supported. TALLOW MARKET.--THIS The market is steady to-day. with a good demand on the spot. The delivery, up to last evening, amounted to 2,600 cask,' Town Tallow is quoted 36t. 64. nett cash; Peters burgh Y.C. on the spot, new, 374.; old, 36.1. 3d. ; last three months, 365. 96., sellers ; January and March, 375. 3d. :%lARKZT AVERAORIS.—Town Tallow, 394. 6d.; fat by ditto, 29. ld.; Yellow Russian, 38s. 6d.; melted stuff, 28s. ; rough ditto, 175.; Tallow graves, 95.; good dregs, 6s. WOOL MARKET-THIS DAY. There has been very little doing iu tho foreign Wool mar ket this week, but pnces continue firm. The prompt ou the last of the colonial Wool sales was only yesterday, end when we remember that full 50,000 hales of various sorts, averaging 3 cwt. each, were so lately sold by public auction, we must not expect in the private contract market a lively demand for some weeks to come. Trade in the manufactu ring districts continues in a very healthy state. The im ports into London this week cempriseil only 3$ bales from llambarg, 13 from Havre, and 6.0 front Taganrog.; COVENT-GARDEN.-TIIIS DAY. MUM _ _ Pint. Apple. , per lb., 33 to 6. Urals's, hotuouse, p. lb., 2s to is l.i•bos, per Pat to Is Apples, 1,91., per b0.h.,1n102:44 P, ars, 11,serrt, per d v.., 2a to 4. Le-Koos, per tltoz., lot. 2. icr !swat., 12. to 24, --- Alma:hie, Per e tk, es - sveey P, lb., tls to 3s Oranges, per err., Is to Is Gel —ls r 100, Gs to les Bar, p. bosh., 20410 22, —1 r.tattl, 0. bosh., Its to IN Filberts, per 100 lb.. les.to 906 VEOET peso=„ Sato Is I _ kucKs. 'annoy., r..r lb, rgi t .Ma., r.l to 36 Csr ic, jh't lb.. Gd to RI pe; bunch, Psl. to Is ter ton, 4.. to 4 Att.:mote% Jmustlem, till! sisTe 9I to Is _ .. . . par m[4; to Sa por Isiah., Is 641 to 24 Gal furnips, INT huech,ld to 2d Cusuro'gra, each, 6d to Is liatli.tws, per dos., 9.1 to Is Turuip, per.lor., 9.: to la Moor, per 'wools, 6.1 to I. 6d r.i.7010% per bunch, 4tl to 61 brtseorls Sprouts, per had sieve. Is ld to 28 A,ittseb. is.rsier, Is to Is 4.1 Lettuce:, Cab., p. MOM. 4d to is Co. per score, 3.1 to la SUMO So; Os, p. pun., 2rl to 11 llovse lt.klish, per bit, la to 4s Ited Iteet, per do,ls to Iv :dovhroo,uv, per pia, Is to 2sed Per bush., 78 to lOs Sorrel, per trait were, td to Stl Tomatovo, pry halt-sieve, —4 to —l, 1.. sm.!, per booth, 2,1 to 3.1 Savory, per hooch, :A .a 3d. downs, per bunch, 14 to 54 p dos, i sad to as Endive. per .c .re, 94 to Is Beet, icr 64 to Is P.m. - snips, per do,-, G.l to Is Levine, per Lunn, 14 to 1.1 'i s bni ' e . ..Per bunch, 24 to 34 l'ar4ey, p. doe. Iron, lat., 3. Mint, for rare,, 14 to 3d Kull, per bunch, 3d he -14 Mar Porant,do., nor 1.4U0e11,311 to 4,1 Watercreo..p .u...ogneher.4.l to 64 COALS.—LONDON, Nov. 28.—CLosE or Tilt MA6- Jurr.—lhan's Pritriose . ;Howard's West th Netherton, 165.; Longridge's West Hartley, 165.; Mort l'ercy Hartley, 151. Gd. ; Itiivensworth West Hartley, 165.; Itedhengh Main, 155.; South Peareth, 14s. 91.; Townley, 154. ; alker rimrose, 15s. Bd. ; West Hartley, 164.; Walls End Acorn Close, 184. Gd. ; Walls End Burn hope, 164.; Walls End Bensham, 175.; Walls End (/Go forth, 18s. Gd. ; Walls End Marton, ItS.. 641.; Walls End llebburn, 185. ; Eden Main 18 3 . 92. ; Walls End Bell, 195.; Walls End Belmont, 191.; Walls End Brad dyll, 193. 62. Walls End Helton ' 19.. 6.1. • \Valls End 'Lowell, 1 9a. lid . ; Walls End Lambton, 193. thl.; Walls End Lumley, 18.. rd.; Walls End Pensher, ills. 3d.; Walls End Plummer, 194. ; Walls End 'tassel's Helton, 195.34.; Walls End Stewart's, Mi. 3,.; Walls End Whit well, 18s. 3d. ' • Walls Era CIIiSON PA. • Walls End Hap. th•pool, 19s. Gel. ; Walls End lieugh Hall, 18s. Ott. ; Walls End Kelloc, 19.. 6d. ' • Walls End South Hartlepool, 19s. 3d . ; Walls End West Kelloe, 18s. 6d. ; %Valls End Adelaide Toes, 19s. ; Walls End Cleveland Tees, 18.. thl. ; Walls End Maclean's Tees, 17s. ; Waits End Seymour Tees, 17.. 9d. ; Walls Eud South Durham, 18.. Gel.; Walls End Tees, 198. Gd. ; Cowpen Hartley, Ills.; Dcrwentwater Hartley, 16.. ; Hartley, 154. Gd.; Llangennech, 204.; Nixon's Merthyr and Cardiff, 215.; Sidney's Hartley, 16o.; Whitworth Coke, 215.-Ships at market, 100; sold, 83. LOCAL SHARE MARKETS. Livzstroot., Nov. 23.—The market is not quite so good to-day, and we have less business generally doing. 'rho following arc the transactions.—Blackburn (late Black burn, Clitheroe, and W. Yorkshire), 44—Caledunian A :—Eastern Counties, 7 1-16—Lancashire and Yorkshire (filth shares), 8 d.—Lancashire and Carlisle (third shares), 91 p.—Liverpool, Crosby, and Southport, 2 d.—London and North Western, 117—Ditto (new ,1 shares), 31 1 p.—Man chester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, 34—Midland, li6) c. 74 A .57 c. 1761 7 61 I—South Eastern and Dover, 211 4—York, Newcastle and Berwick, 191—Ditto (extension Na. 1 and 2), 6 A.—York and North Midland, 221—Dutch Rhenish, 411-16 d. MANCHESTER, Nov. 28.—We have again had a busy and excited share market, but not quite so much brainless as yesterday. The sales include Blackburn B. Pref., 171; Bristol and Exeter, 79; Caledonian, 161, 1 ; East Lanca shire, 15! ; Edinburgh and Glasgow, 271 ; Sheffield, 331, 311; Midland, 661; in Buyers there was an exceedingly large business at 211 WI. BIRMINGHAM, Nov. al—This market opened firmly, but elysed a shade weaker. Coventry and Nuueatons ware done at 24 prem.; London and North Western Quarters at 31, 3 7-16 prem.; Shrewsbury and Birmiiiiihatit A's at 61 per share ; Shropshire Unions at 31. Bs. 9d. dis.; and South Statfords, at 21 din. LEEDS, Nov. 25.—There has been less activity in tho share market this monolog than yesterday, and quotations have also given way to ,acme extent. The following wero the closing sales : Ambergate, Nottingham, and Boston, 3 tlis.; Caledonians, 161 ; Midland Stock, 661 ; Man chester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 31, 331; York, Newcastle, and Berwick, 191; York and North Midland, 23 ; North Western, 12' dies. ; Leeds Northern, 11 ; Leeds Northern Extensions, No. 3, 1 dis. NORTH OP ENGLAND JOINT STOCK BANKING COMPANY.—Yv.terd.ty, a meeting of the contributories was held before Master Ferrer, who had announced that ho would " proceed to make is call on certain contributories, representing in the ae4regate 3,717 sluices, and upon whom tan previous calls have been made." The report of the official managers states that the company was formed in 1832, with a nominal capital of 2,000,0001., in 20,000 shares of 100/. each, but the paid-up capital amounted to only 310,95.51., on 18,008 shares. The prin cipal losses arose from unfortunate speculations in ad- ValICeS of money to persons engaged in the corn trade, and ,the company was eventually brought to a stoppage in March, 1617, with liabilities to the extent of 1.481,4501., of which 1,001,9171. was upon bills rediscounted, and the minimum deficiency to be met by the proprietary, 141,4931. New directors were :ippointed, but the limited call of dl. per share was found to be totally inadequate for the outstanding liabilities ; but by means of informal loans from Oro share holders, the liabilities were on Sept. 30th, 1814, reduced to 315,3541., exclusive of 206,993/. standing to the credit of the shareholders who advanced money. In Nov., 1818, on the petition of the directors, the company was re ferred for winding-up to Master Farrcr, "and the powers thus obtained have been found to be of the greatest service, and the official managers, indeed, are satisfied that it has been only by availing themselves of these powers that they have been able to prevent the ruin of every remaining solvent shareholder in the company." Two calls of 391. and 201. per share have al ready been declared, and the official managers had to collect these from 422 individuals, and assets from at least 210 &Adore, and to deal with and satisfy or pacify 760 creditors. The amount of liabilities on September 30, 1851, was (ex clusive of several contingencies) 70,1901., of which, how ever, only 48,527/. is due to third parties. The assets are still valued at 49,3011., and which sum the official managers think will ultimately be realised, but the utmost amount that can be realised in cash during the next twelve months they estimate at 13,5.19!. As the forbearance of creditors can be no longer relied upon, they ask theta sum of 35,1001. be raised by a call of 151. per share, and these two amounts they estimate will enable them to pay off the claimaof third parties. The only further liabilities will consist of sums which will still remain due to shareholders for loans not absorbed by the payment of their calls, and the legal and other expenses, attending the winding up of the company. These will necemarily be large, but the official managers trust that the outstanding assets which still remain in hand, and the arrears of the two former calls, and of such portion of the present one as may not be received during the ensuing twelve months, will produce en amount which may fairly relied on as sufficient to meet these and any other contingencies which may arise in the ultimate closing of the accounts of the concern. Their duty has been to effect the payment of an immense amount of liabilities, and but for the comparatively summary remedies created ky the Winding-up Act, the task could not have been accomplished. Mr. Field, for the official managers, said that the sum of 7,0001. for interest would be saved by the making of the call, and several of the contributories present acquiesced in the propriety of the act. An objection was taken that pro per exertioas had not been used to collect the arrears of former cells; but the Master said he entertained a very dif ferent opinion; and, after passing an effiogium upon the conduct of the official mansuers, ordered a call of 141. per share, payable on January 10, to be declared. 6 7{ 4 41 3 Sf 61 7 6 Si 31 3 135 :6 49 II 27 19 ij 112 gl i i 17a 6 4 36i 77 171 1 51 151 *4V e 80 1 ill pia 3111 Alia 141 131 7 1 I 951 1171 17 t se; 7 11 20 21 8110 Ifla a 14 23 3j