The Express. — London, England, 1848-12-08 00:00:00

,A 0 f-vX‘ 4.- '' . y ~~ woorities hoe been quits id -a-Half pyre. ma. wore 72 to 3. Raeoisa. 100 'lett Fives were 111 t o paisley. 3 to (b Poets. 24 to t. Fassier, irmijan, 73 to A. VIM == s urer ., 4l OW 35 %Iwo • num,. 35 41 • • ti.. Jr" is WK es rIA Irian Nudg e Aft. Dot VI per Ct Eat.La ter Ira * ma la Ovil.. Di eat et Dee* Caul.. al • AND THE lau' Taut% Ikaura haralea.• r, k r minim piper, in alike% be met wades emery. • idea hut Med Is Ike is It ids, Th e fueled mad Loftin*, 4...4 M mashies a the 7e310.8 ▪ lepk. Tbe LA et le To a epeseiri• a *WWI 37 10 ham of *hest free Wet Bee ea baud r eke rawer, ' I eta buy h boa 10a free ea beset bees biassed b) eke ere r saki SO am el -Mu Ira. la 111010014111101100 0f this lin sae sale of sheet inte, hese w the Beak Reeked eel ons ; b., se r Ad.. Witham days, lei hiferemi Id bee* deceived t.. tbe gaup tali usaallectur.., nd haring' milkmaid aet ens r late tee sit, it spy, en to MO, opresseditdied) s .e Beak .( in law the is inu• sewn nail tibia their proem .1% eyes.. lava work.," to terry on, as ad* or atattehietere beyond eructated by th. it charter ; master end ken weeteheat, by such a c mpetitar se The weirs wh di I iedi my sea week's end et the c. set hr Una 23.0001. the led he each, a% to part elf sy crupeticee) rd the Grub sun. W. • such are. ,N I mid sell leis iron 20e, slew the market pre*, and lee us ea Beterd,./ night ; sad a Beak el Eagles 1 foe sue be making WU, a Tail-wee crewed len ader% Is eda . a, to mike ear sett eke% lad exist mit seurediat ES.—YrArrnum r. romp, sad 4'4., at • • - e Mut.— kenniwirton.cornn roraprialag c0ac14.14. u4e, anti I( t at realm t for 41 4444 taw. of, lat ai,, e.plaft, p►den. tte.. Irt to I usetp.red at N. 114 &Mum ta. -Two sem of keel.. , :t1 building :6 feet turner ocio .6 e, and tow. tuts producing 33. per alarm; 10. Swum .:net. (114..nylich, .76 Two Ws:WM t 164. per 611. swiss low US . lag the YAW • mamas aged 2* wry pendia. sewed Rpm bow BY Y.Y.lea mama : weswa •1•1111 3.241/. Thew WNW al • Isdy aped 52; •4.. et et a lama The d tbrat===. resivenle ea the ilk 4ln ol • kith reas7 mei at a 111•6 of Three-and. =habit at eta 1, tied 13; haws.—LnattbAhl mansion, 68, pwd•By adhitabrd; ...trusted we. rill yean at SiL• Sow. 11111.41611 Thee, ii+-1/ay. • t..tiaitei sun unexpired 1 Mart.—Abaohltt =Mt= ta Coma= pay4bi• at th- des& al • .34. Mow per Cow. 0 , ••oly made Maws, at Ours.. 17 . 4.—Niaa Ilaeattalt, orlaaas I ram unatitted at 44.1. ; AND MARKETS. I-Laxs, Dec. 7. The easy ewir..l; It has bees mho rably dull to. aly sold ; the oaly pt.hec rale was d ally all was bought lab? toe bspartol N. UM* (lull at yr etaagi b ro* have soot to lowest, the t off with spirit at so alert* amt a S car atoptioa and p nly to= ▪ ypinto coatraat, eta: surly all that we semi =girl-8 Wpm@ : Mix** 84 : I Ml peke. Troppres 114, Id. Mike : 7w tip clam. old la page sob M, fw—Ostbm d sold as Mats.—ea ithaal odd at 10.. adraneama—lha • T. publio e d. about ir the MO pries, lobar a ay e q.* ; may, oge _had sold at a shade beet grawah—Tekdi a opuswood prey WI 111. is. of Id ti., 61. ha.—Owla I* , Med Wight to O Us Um. boughtyreri ts = oli w L.— sili Dec. 7.—'lka u-Tiot w wry rer0,704 balsa, imilleang 1,3)0 takes Kverythia g remain% such ha the matlat Ni very firo, .be prima cd Isms assatess is so. - mum* at Mow% !Marry. 4 • xise ems es Ism Wadi ahladar tr tar .Sit sof skis s kW nal • •••ftsve se ke win am MI midis I • Mt in= retam Elm My. sk le • wtb t amid Ana mks ksek. I , knee ug las at•• at Ara at dial t.t. t an • W Ins a aimataai , a at I Mime! r saarlbs• toduatima las w impoilad vY MINN 6114.6 ELLIGBYCIL-31aza. iaztv4 rma“..Dee le 0 0 lea:Mintain,... VIX,VII3 • on: Mary Am, Guareee o ; Sagnmin MOW, Lea, Siena.. OenleiMMo k, Oink; Magnet, ant Whim ; ars M i Apiegajlavr i r a Z; Gammtga t, Macatnala WA" S. Antwerp ; Arenas, teanatna • ,0 1 0, ; Frame lam Al 1 1 1 1 ); Sew Odom; PuMnan, Calandli II gram% tar Osonantaol4, as mar Wlatbater. the wife of I . W OA ow's. the We of thet Crawford. ostowo. the ortre of Mt. U. Dasfor. . Mitcham. the wife or the BP. T. H. K F LZ: f re o s i 'l et7:. 05. I wife of 0. lloldrwortb, hp., et WWI 'phohunb. Mra J. llamkeikkk W ary, Birmlaghaut, the Of fa of the Ise. Jr. ernadot k, noir Drldlehl, the PP of IL had Mt.. Kn. Rode. of 'forth Audlerialet. n. Mn. T. R. White, of • daughter. mof O. Wthlamo. h'eq . of zoad6wW• 41 AZZIAOII4. 6. et Crelprod, by IM In J. Jelestow. • Locliwoo4 to Ma. rant. dwathiet rr. 2, at Datteerami V Datum., 6u. Mom. 7cmoden daughter of the ma T. ►ITH.—Dge. I at eotalaroft. Oar Oleo lama. P. thaileonsbo, Ma. *WA tv dam of H. A. Oallesita. l +4 Da derphar Ihwernaupp . MA Mr. W. T. ta. Dirk. le Carat= balk Wm . I.N. Mr ika Mamma Chunk by WA 201 . IL a. It. boa Conwell. Mr. J. D. IMIa. daughter of the Solo IP I. leant 66 Dee. 6. oh It. Pauli. re.heoral tr. Dr. Terroi, Babe , fr.dwodwwi hell. of Pos. orthoro Prat of MOP PSob. late Gruila 0. t Peadawal. H. Warder. YiNs. ag la MP.. mideet daweatex of IL. TIMM Lima DEATH& Calei neigh. 00 1~ 7. Mr. J. 1.1111.4 maid pen*. apd 74. Wad. of Oernorarh color house. Chiad s. W. Mined. Plea too or Mr. R. Half. ads IleriNEW Olagtow. Mardwid TO' wal V sat, lrds tarlisia. It aelol~e H.O. Al" nth* of We MP W. I, I..kll l iillt► NW. OMNI aog bad d WW6•II. idiot at OW W 11161.11h aw ae t.. l ' ea▪ Indoir dm* Oronvor plook J. VW YWOW. Odka, 0 I r—laamv. Nowa ..wiallAllo2l to AUSTRALIA.-1116r vielr 157"0:02 ' ''rt ai am==ta nsi=igiri l ri itotb Ot emit risramsa to . . .. Lmimarlor.a....!4 t a w= MP 1 for ti. • rt e... „, 6.11 6 "I; u rrj ,, . a laffn&r• . ,t".llffleratSibial ' 01001 . 4.%„!,0 ~,, ow itploto Pop Pas Poill PIMP •11"..... wok yrtues memo" eIIL nfor - MA r ADIAAIPF and POAT PIIILLIP, I /114. IN Pr k. _ .____,..ootonoder ; to ad Tr Lowe* lath Dowsolotot. Rom is 4 ,... l it:t. to owl PORT TRUMP. WO WILLIAM .TrW••• - ' Ai l y. OTRWAS .oswowißoW • Ito la Ron !It. ilri.,:.„7P, ~.; itywootli ll* Pomo, inrroat APALAMAZIPOIIT .p.:l6.=:frPOZT=lrth riniZtottraltottli OM lattory. ' TOW W I." " Er " It 1 1 13M ea ss N r al".. wol MOO ....ad.sookorpt. coorilor stord lo" =alb W twmooMAlos 4 1 .007 - n o r aa•-•••••1111%.,,,a6.1.4"°......2.Mifti0 ea Owoo be WWlll lll.l BPr anal bdon W bel orara. A i s o"reworavati=voL 'neva r0eg0bem0re049.........1 am Z=lo.l elgititrinat t il. ilreft=l644jl/11ttraaallt ol at 11.0 0i=0.4.4d0. b. I" AggllAß=ond SDRIDWIL /A. WwWOOPoboloolL _ __ _ _ -:-- 8.------ii--)CIATION faL I'RMIOTING tits RELIEF a P CaTITET lON 111 the METROPOLIS. and for layman' Aveht1a_,.......0 the Poor by w: ow a Paratiel and IMlt a rict t What. abate .rd Mochas a the obi 0 "m" -- -11,, Imo% lac. the Lord Mr: q U ICUNI - 17 . ri....- T.,.... „ R OI RA. ILE. fradvatte I vor R. D. Inch& Dart, M.P. 1 Dewy ILlatcoW, Coq. el " IsT 14"16i. rowans& 16 . hehhihef We.tralattit I I Makoa Deena Coq. fi ▪ e Varl 4 Dat: 0 MIL 11.. ew eNo Mareeble ha. A. M•vaupbell N o a a 04 0150, 1115Mp_theenove. Moq. T A M lo 4 WWI. M.P . WM W. Vt. Cbautarys larva Clint W. Cleo& Pah. Tweet arephe i i • 0. Cobtehoun. Seq. 4prod, .... itswit. H.P. awry Cbolinnear&Y Seiko errle t ntou. M.P. lors. Losl ltott. usooromor. Row. "%mos Pao V. Mee. Witham Mama* EWaist lain M. P. rme Carr Ulm 114., H.P. Wow , c0n5f...... w. Unworn. &eq. Jean Perry Robert Danbury, 4:4. N A it.,. 1401 W. Neel. Tboutrou Meta. 'ea, Msg. pl. ii, .. w. N. wows., M.P. J. t.. Mere. 44. Sve. ID. Juace Pattaue Re.. Data 110earet line. Mr. Jana. Mohler J. IL Kauai. balk Palma the Hos. U. V. t Ws Dewy Ktisacota. Wm Ariber histiald Rte' Jaw lehowhisa eary.:„ r. .1,..ari,?,r. rog. he WNW, C. Jaw, Wt. Stafford 11. Northoota 154 w, Nun_ w. not, Mclennan Ita .J. T. Robin** Ifs& W. U. IWO, &abloom VS Ada StSSISh. hut looton Sea Dr. Ppry W. Jobe rhatlalt. Abialcacom at Weald Thrnton. Meh V Waken 1.7 3= ttat !boom Mehra 244..W.r. °M e, 4,6:. Maaln's-plime, TralthereVears. tint , D owd 0 warm Mantas are war MOWS Mile WWI We Tai4ammatiteraLteul .ocr the puree parte ofwmileestre Ilya. p t 8., gram Clatteuvrell, Stopeeg, Phoredst .4, =We. ac. EKTRICT Vitatt A RCCEXT IINPORT. " I , . 0 ,4 u t the pro +at* ..f Th. COINiII4 minter _the Oeweillie Mill 10 slAts 1101 th an acontitt w an.. ruo .ft IN fear teat the pew sn h erb 100 prepared than eal to meet the atecarbo of • some toThe swoon of the I. ae a body. dean/ the peg yea ere Waal to bate brat 1.14.0 Uto arena, ovagg to vaewheemahe thasea.is trate and the .havaeta of Ow weather. The eemeallee fir04.01.04404We 4 4 . 4 . 1, SPA tho haul wake wig ifiterimaftelwa rhe w h oa pro. protaterved or ware the .0b Wee WOW ell ewleabbatty be ss,7 .SittAlt. " a p.o.t h hurt, oaina wanly to the (earn:oct sal WeetreeeMP sel the velar sod Water ..f Wu tor. ano at the prevent thee lUM boort! IWO St tan vostoot, WWI IS wet reatire every evargy i r vu t pet et We Inc of We S.J.Ciej to rake the SUMS UtICONIIIn to w the heeevoir utleltro 1 , 0 ea pima& ht.. 11 ‘0, 64 1:1114..... . al "" met 61rall.let."6"..idar. ;A .. .1:0 0 Cat. J. IL hiEMM W. it. iiiii. iii a.x 4ti dos.. . II • JII l'ellkse. 64 ... 6e :115 . t . .........; .. 4 ........ l6 ! nos. 511,. Thay.l4.. 1 sio riiitygnio. - ...,., I • Wm. Heckbea Mor a Mama toss Srismw. Ws Soy. Ss 11. Z. DSils dos . 1 • acid a la. U. H. Dale*. .., . 1 1 Zee. T. lade ........... A W. list4llssa. K.S.. . Java. IMASMOINI, Kea h dna .-. ..., ...- • • . &•• Woe. M n. JIM= COW &J. It slam io-0........s .• • ....a s.J.s. ....... 56 is Ts.. uuresyro g t4 . 6 . .. ,; ..• 11 Wilkaaw, 14., Oh Meo.w. Haw C p l 5 • P. Pt twat Dleva• J. Iliiii 4: ..... ..... JimvSTE•doi‘i.liiii: a.. •• • LMu It'). 1i.i..... 60 0 it t..1 - TIS . as. ..... ot. 'Ova Thom ...... aI . ur• Rework _ , 1.5 lb 11/ • Thomas Dow Ow, Ma Sasali idienei....114.... c. Om.. • .. 5 6 IN 155...... ...... ... 6 6 net. ViSSS ilonli. &al Matra oouteb 1 . .. & 0 ea. V) 0 Moles tf ... loxi.. i6i T. Judah Martin. Mob ... •• . 5 0 WA ha.. • • .., .• - I 0 Mehert Tldenell, rah a 5 0 Tbe ha :aware report of the Ammebdiee vall be. found te tre toll ta11...f in oprrattoes. It may la bade* Maas. 151 v tartan:a. US A~ 44 . us ittit.e's. Copkv tall Le Nl...antra II —. us sot boat" to %be Ileettary. I:a t tributions are rewind by the wideemeethetel beakers: AT nit WSSISISIS. Meer, Derrick Varentar. and Co, 54 Jaissesdnet. Meow. Drammona ebartacerees. M.... Coutu and Co., Wawa IS TOO Cm. =Sara Fleet Ana. WM raw Dos" sad Os., Iltrettls.lass. Mons Sozotos. Boras. sal Co.. Loveterl streot. lad by the tlocretary, at the oem of the Am.:alba 4, a. Melia aim Trafahlareemsro. PHILANTHROPIC SOCIETY'S FAt . 0.:1100L, for the Befarnation of deluded and Tedeat Boys 11111111131 1 . L. Iler Mad Oradow MitledT p l=CLE: ll . Tied Marshal Oh Repel 1 ALlitilltl2.o. PLC.1.1, - .•-ltis Odes tbe li t=of Las e. KA. Tazaseass-Williwa Gladaaemb Rd. The is onlnitita have bees added by the liberal adTeet data to Weir Tice, 4 n. es Irom forward la Varney het. to pwrhase a wery Adds Arm of r . aim. at raters id, war liamet. and trust by the Wine. /we de ettin of at weewary buddies. for whieb de. Ikea bee finished in an.qatitioel a simple but Weald slefien. to alit eat the aender -I their esttblishment fa It, Tweed Lordna die la in. OtOta • •i.. 1.1.• In tife course of the eased( debar end turnover. Th..,,ty's vs fswat Om of reforedWir einaooo will be addled b the fano .....b.....1 by the indshaatire of awe Weariest Wiediewente : 1. The *Wm of domed. , swaddle. alild0 1 • 1 ,4 1115 eestadiflly at Medd?. 1 1 bunt. Pad other eolMillwil eihr oo t r: r si ~ o ill 11 latroel , l . the hole bend divided lOW E I 7 A ) rids, every tensile of b Tv Ewing aechenmadatell W a eepente awl era, hoy tcius there Laubt, .widowed, sad psttird la all demon 00reerve1....1.1.1110 ill a hope. I The lap will be &lady eiaohlvd la hwiwileild wed-11011. *lad tnestantial arts dal idled with farm labour.daw2loo dim del wawa bused to hwhe bis own diking, and . a w lrea a media Mewl ' .11 elaara . .lf t4natiot in r•Atus. arida al erdidedi Tee t oitfaittee are 111• , ..taL1,1 0 1/... to CA .. 0 . 0 1 ... Mg. 0011 1111 WWW 1 as I.a.l•ataleally a+ ihro4 l .lr. Twn only .. f de twine laws I.:viol...11 1 be l'ofilt lathe lira inouswe. the Ifers ba lEra enlerded t ede-itely hy Use alditioo / 4 other houses. 0 esables its p reen to Nib 7.:•111.0! their taw. The ini.,.., hosevcr• of tlwir efforts to Mown *obeys WINO *dr abed Ts eel, ~ d et ail.", . a ...War on rellitdeS si Z a l a W. f. , 1 pee , low. tlrkt they br, , ,: &VT - lit:fad on at 01109 w o rship .1:4 L'heidan I strurthas. truing that the 01611 10 ft of ch. is; fqr will Ade) thsfrn In Incerriug the ad WWI I will to thus esquire& eufwenottfas to ClO roilentheopie Pnriety's ►Porn OMNI .111 be , thsedully web sd to tar intestine. William Oledsv me, limb, 7 ..,„,, a few.. , 4 byte essldecte Chadd s . at the 113.4000 w. W. Ilsrls :he et ile.hre. leoanquat sad Co.'s, 73, Lombard Wed; lloare., rketstred ; dawns Cedes awl Co.'s. Pined. Doror• of VP tail he hearithed as draiders of the School List .4 DOOM to Os Soodal Food ler 1118 pereteas al Owe Lai 00/ the erection of tto loPelmp Mama Ike )1. .% Grodom Nymt in i a r QOM rd Kt sif9 A N • Tildifessf PlllllO6 AL With do libditone. raq. no 00J. O. mow. N 10.•••••• • • I I Rneachlif sad Co. .. . 106 0 0 CaL IL Lewd -..... ..... lieriscandCo.... , . Co-.... lid h 0 J. Ilarly, Rah ..... .... • 0 /with. 1.41111, awl C 62 10 0 Rev. J. Otate ... ...... 0 9 Jews Loyd .... .Idlo 0 R. Illmote. 9 0 0- • • ..• 0 0 sturoey • ead Co. fa' 1.. OJ. dillipe s .Eol.. Porde. 0 0 = I . Wore, and Co. id 10 OD. Hew Rd, per dale. 0 0 lawctust and Co.- ... . id 10 0 J. Ir. daubed, YO., plede. 21 0 0 Ovals a.. i c 0..... 6l 10 it J. Williams, Tad, per de. 10 10 0 14.... t., it. w e e . id Ina a Ricardo, Dot, per do. 10 10 H. leamm 00l 6l 19 to J. Haw. Kw, pw illpe 10 10 0 1160ko- Atol Co. , 5l 100 The slot Was or 0. __ __ _ (Rya, a tilt. end Co.„ Id 10 0 OW. RIM • lam, r. ,I; ; . awl Co. 62 1/.1 0 11.........01Wit5iirb,7a. -.. AV . Tanen. Ileaburl. awl Co. .. 63 10 0 ' . W., pee AIM • 10 10 0 The Menefee - of '904• Rm. Dr. Rice . . •. . 10 0 shwas fa 0 0 J. wawa. roi . is, is: io 10 0 Lori refreshens 5O 0 0 O. T. Eliot', laq. ...... 10 10 0 R. S. If if 44, 1; q 5O 0 0 dm Out.= .. r _.. •.... 10 .1 0 C. 1'M..~ Eq., .. . , W. Gum- n, 1.;.0. - 10 10 0 PR J. le .'Cottley, art , 60 0 V ra Rake. I.fd. •••• • 10 10 0 The Is 4.1 Blob* of ysfek,ll.P... 10 10 0 6+a...a • • .. Tice Shws Chaadwa CI, 0 0 Me, Ha ... ..... 10 10 0 Rs, nand Tuner CU oit 0. v. 9‘.... MlO 0 LW... • . 11) 10 0 kcithltlPiLliiii: : Si , 37, rci.t.,buth, •ii 4.. The Earl of Carible 25 0 0 peer .11it0....__ .. • • ..... 10 1C) 0 mil a w 9,1 . f 0 sn awl Co.. _ 21 00C. A. T • Keg.. ••• . . 10 VI 0 P1ati....1. tit 4.e, Led Co. OO J. du -1010 0 Zed of Radnor -. l5 0 0 T. B. .. 10 10 0 Led of badmouth. ~ -IS 00 lash JuiL Seg... V) 10 0 The L 44 bishop of W. R. J.Mard. tot. • •.• 10 10 0 Mot. O. B. limn. It 9. ... • C. Stehloos. "...v. J. 0. lioSard, hp 2l •• 0 PAL a. .... 10 0 • A. Dow, rac. o • • moo MM. Ooo._ .. • ... 10 10 . m. Miens, jay, ds PI • 0 Mr. 011 041 Wes .••. 10 0 0 Or N. M..ntafion 2O 0 0 Lord liitra... —.. 10 0 0 W. T. Leaton, Req , Mudd Telifteelb. • 10 0 0 J La. c.a. fr.rir. M.P. o • o it.r. r..t i. 0 . . Vegetate. 1fte....... 900 99, OmmoMor ... • • Ws. ItereadWo . ••• • 11 1 . ..rtllot,lLP lO 0 0 H. yesoope. le 4,.... 9 • 0 OM IL P. Obs. MM. .• lO 0 0 P. B. DRUMM Eat. .. . * 0 Sm. 8. EOM. • H. D. ma. gy......... 9 0 M. P. Wood, 11e, lI.P lO lo 0 T. hews So. 2l 0 0 I , 19 INomeaso H. Obiloom. ime.. 11 011 O. Omar. Not _..—• 10 10 o 11. C. hoelmse.. 11 00 J. Ttademeg,Nos. 01•10.1,Poi/4M • II 0 0 eie;l,erriptiems malt MOW, 994 10e. SAM mesa shorty estmeOmd dose /*nary Irk stem PYDNIIS Warn. lelMot Cllloll*. hilemeteria. Noy. 3, 144: &NEW DRAWING ROOM STOVE, combinim to on ettrsoolh.try A. not ths IMM Mika= e f f°^n '*' of (WAIL the .mllt 4 'omit& un os ptles Witlation M PIKSMCKUIt of hmt. mtllt aml extreme I. th co *boot m4aut ..oly It or is operatics Mae lbete li V l ( WILLIAM It fa hp& 1C 111111 • 11, wa mew MU be wee mot felt et eme elm Melee% for roma time Abuts( te Or Ile mhe eheneterlM..• tot dial Med mnraL Alai .illsors he rra4y fad awl 1 a BOW TONS Oils limo (.I Itortral d ipmel tremor CV 11 limas thv Imge.t le tbs : awl swilassis on limited to .. 1 •11 lopet -c rash on forbileoll *awls ei Nowassiftwel). and 1. Someibeet—lrAshllAteal la 11~wiss, US. _ _ VOUGERWS CELEBRATED OVERCOATS. - Mr. row; ERR, ef a. Coodudtitreak tailor to hh !tor 1 flit'• wow Pis Albert sot tho ...tocerdlllPutentoo.. tbe "- -10. "m"" " elllef tzbsta how WWII hy chant. 4;n17 lOWA mos and milkman lo the ad Imitable for every wow= of the part, boo oath provltkd IrrM comfort of the ool6e. hurl aulawt laUodoctal morahcr lithe oat wr winter, the ILO 818111 AS Waet/AT, . lawridt perfectly per VAL $ hour,* hiesoutt ll rata., aw *bleb l whilo ewes, he warn, ..hunt, rad corofonabie as fur. Although _ Wham& to to be aultalle to Int-elso woo" the Pft"'""/ Wald" We heuilly .141 Nth VOIIONRS the swootra which his miluetty rad eatenriae mrtt."—/deraludeltroultde. Kerry renulnit .4MMI [ —" JAS4 KS 6011111katTo 6, CoaduittAieM kolwAt• lOslad 1. %ellcoluar4 Cheat** lowdol." tkoulArr Iterwl• wan" - - ------- - ANOTHER CURE of CONSUMPTIVE COUCH DR. 1.0C04' PULMONIC W AMR. bogs Mr. lame, Sirnirso, arrsour.riseo, ansimierseurs Guatterner —I have ecen Wined for many rein Vb wag nod nbieb she alma. ahl to ha corsuminre). sod ar '"` er feud a remelt, unUI I ese4 ig.ar watery esbW-v, from bora 1 bar mewed from theta, I Jail moat etihoel7 l• pems retell ea I Ins" DL LOCOCKS RATKRS id,' lastaat relief. and • Mi d e ' re fithErgt. enesumi.Una, soles. Ind eohtv. GRA Pt* NIA C SPEAKERS they I•val uabl° aurae and etren . etitev.lw th, Pnee Wpi we hot. Mesta. Its stow W I C o "' I. &Moho; Plizt .-trevt, Lstun. bokl by aR sad", Tr " 9M:till COMM, RATION et the read Pee IN; Old to Mks pm. ode ( to SH ale itsm ad amok OM mad la Meer Idim ham eniole to tea (kalia of beeme lIATOIRDAY. I TM Is kVA et tam Pro MI be made In mebOallikk ma ell ktia a mi ce : 11iieinee. is imdi i r• ... so o LA0 .2..... ...5ii ssiiiiiiii . ::• •• • xemaThegog . . ." — **::::: • : . :i ta ,' Ma l / 4 •e le cilm l 1 11 Zati mesh% In Waft to Om Wary toMem teen paid to Om eiadmite at tendant& leeMem. TteirelaboaMe Milloan MB apes he MU. Iseaseilso in Me of . Oft Mil la atle. makielsa. sod law. ea comolefta tbe roleseales. ellt be NOM la sides &Irmo from rellealme. AQesea preemettemplaMena kWh lemma to etholarthiaa, deeem. - Me eceme ell ko.. maim MI GM Wbeetluf I t... Mr. ALM THOM. maser awl yeetemor. W. Alabsyoeneek IMAM fliWilloTON KIWI SCHOOL, Dover4trest, sad ' u arctri i iii.- ate.:7l.traziiigiv;Lio. P.O. isavialala Ossno " or- cave& e._ ihm.. ...... Teadier M Tag Mu& - Mr. H. Maeler-Mr.Oddees I T m etb ows. l MAIM& bik-Seelma (lerumo-111. Imem. el Vremele-71. Peateels. ?mem of = of Dedary-1. Mrebrag. Timid et MI. Pewssetery lodise . ....... Swim edam mew. mist IMAM .... c 4 '"ri ::resigolannerw sea Sisteelles...... rt . ' , has TswatOmilentWAle Om as= id asit naterti g . 1 / 4 ust. i ff. : s zr .E do •E l ii: i ro: i g l e a V i teZt "awellarn= triAssiTettlt 1, ........; '. . -1....-- 1 Ste Tadtme are heemo zaj . i . e to tor t lillikroalit. 1 Dreember 1T to at : .' Wrilie. M S ' Time all I Mese allembet Me die Mod albedo MEI Tome: kitty rim. awl Ow essess I VIBFAsee eke meetesd. Terme: Mg{ mmienonaid me la enkaMa tram inotatOiout sr= lowa. 11= are= eurehes O r a pteessoe. A too wootakor IMO lie tormts rzr .... 2 1 ""• • • are larrhirratki valLitassise= be ntr i e r " ism. wed id= iiramisabiesSia l =eo grerinel= l =rse. la na z i lle v is t tab e s ll = l l:: ems lo we II _ AsiesteL AO pee Seneeln• Morkoa did *wl W ei= m pasibmiss. see so soil dreeetw et We sisped. re sells. ult sWeesSes• lee 1511LL4+14. mr..... e ,ixst MI I lAT ismsterioa i t= ell MOE= le 14 . , 041 7 6We : liMamithroar irecrioct- W Arial. melee. Oa Latin Accidence, Illemeawa t era l . and =,%.=; Geeilleelle tones ; Stowell. et PIPPO( gloss W=lo a r=3:1 110 peewee( etooweles.oeseees , le In leme peascd o ez e tZ.zosie r ift Milefloyeaa n die •wwwwwi tot we el be to want 1 lei vra diecria r Mae Peretrinallai n......i tftetrg• mg e le; WArArithmetic. aininar, is. ; IMEITSA - st Omar nol ; Wu. Insonad. and Void Kola bit. ofloa nat.ex.aru...nari-ersis, lan i lmdll: (=nar b g i t- Gamma awl TssesteSes ; Swum wit . _ Osompor. TorieetWe. sot Wetepses_; Astamelle . ;.:.... ; ese. mob; Magma Marry ; WHOM • Dam= mod Taal Sawa Samos. Or I.l=l.mi. Owe me. Itmeelmr. sae Translation • raz el Wards. sod Tam e = 00&01 1 1111 0 . 1 .... I : Amigo 1 " ---1 1. Wueoibl: • fa= a gammon ''' - ' l l . tresemejba.; $ =i tale Ted Made. Samoa Merton. Old fresztle.-Oasg Ow= a awl Moonier ; Week sol ROMS Medal eM olleeleeleWO • 11.1.6 . ' • II VI& Ilik Oalel6l • InlneSsA . ' '7.4„,=......L......... '. tacturim Peemems. M. ; . . . . =lt r i. " 47 i11=0641.0.6 ;I I id Trade I' i.....; Illsowte • . I - end Ire mimiatle=gestst 11 „..21 1 . S . le thew Muir Midi art malt . es illikaVen=ra " la w • e ---c-z = - fle eigs=2=o. 'I" la ssreis mew AweigslutriVrow:VS . We se rm i dew leAl ri g h atessy S.lse Wiwi, . ht. vlew she isalcor . to MO .la weal ows Presinlebetamapeelemi r&ls ;Medd twiesna list Wheel =e1ra.„="........gra se 11 elel le i im ali be eeiri sped dm mem Mem In media - for IM of IN weir Wide wee* te sad. set sbory-wwelle. est settle-Westia WS WrieleNee Is wilsiesi en=rlMleihrmArSbel Meldnem le set Its mu make, neetli=drienfileima. ' Gail teePlets mall drpetwas en lie mommetkw etEspromma et av All the I. sae we weir she .b.• idols are Is dinned Si ; am/ as mt. mire mak • Wean s gl i f 1 1=11 ".... In Ibis Ws , I t = •• • = frim li tst thorough of wan or; . a. . ~................ ... i et pis eseestoeli olosL Weekly repels are atm d the Madan eel WWII se to iseassel.toselee We teesser=sre.st stOliA ease lereesstel ke aka Mel ad near et Woe see ell exotoolos .....se...—= addromerni "dPrb1e."1 ,.....i n id i i n o sba: r d tlirol. st e" .. ..The w5".17.1.14 :7= th a. s i smen ,",....4 l.l......""iimainimu&l.""till*u o: ".f L% paren l:Plina":li ts " , for , y , a titer en son ski. The prlnsipalSba me no abed Yb= sem WI before nine mat after eve o' •bst , o s aies din Maim: gni ass Is amino to maintain hunk win annolVlll.lbll4..porraar. grans 4 We MAU 6 4.7 1 'tons.. on sinlai applannan leseWie - lbst Pasnoss. a s An ...w alTill w al ,,i 4 r a lIVIIII mob Islar an raseptioa II This mom thr=vi•i• a mu. ma far several assea et We ~ears Ws Web Ilsismt. Llsenlall Is &AMA fas do diStmolts oboe WSI lege, .... of knowledge Wousliee toe ewe seweese dram " ' 111.10 WS Ing l e el law Ca' Is from sls or seven Ulnas ce this sastion. !lambs. nanns als. on Owe of War doom I Theis ere swarm Ws s ttt e .. v .d..... amok untanar la the nos sr In siste. lewee gowasa, e ow be ste Val to SoOorootzta r As a 6 vomitit. "Mb MOP, Week Wo es s seelesoaleftered Cres a tCr u.' se es Zi es Ws est. IRRLAND.—Tbe NOMI- Ms.smsietit*,elV- 'AZ— — ire i D „,, = .• maw Ado ....Xt'i °whim Juilipreilase sod Palled SIN LS Er=s ....... i with worst t grpttss NATIONAL PROVIDENT INSTITUTION, 48. Graceehorehatmet. Not. 17 11444.—N0T1e1l IN II) fYUI' GIVEN that the AN NITA Is 11113/TING of marabous a thlo %WM Ws ran be held at Ma Landon T•veen. litalononatsmoreat, on /111- 11AY. the UM day a hecombar. at 11 fat 13 ratio& nuntinstis to Nosh and eangsler the general !statement of the fun& and Mot.. ant Ws roman d the slate end prospect. of the hurtitotion ; nad fue the lassmation of the other platten gantlet In the 4..1 rile and raper Yea the Inntltutloa. JONEPII MAIIBII. fteffronams i A ONDON ASSU RA NC E CORPORATION, Ihnshabhod bi Royal Charter et lbw (two tho P n " . 17w. ARPORA NCH upon LINK. whoa MIRE. sad for MARINI. I SR RANolol.—thlkes. No. T. 'NMI tJarhange. Cechtll. YR No.lo, Grovensoin—LlPPTOAW PtIACII WILKON.E.4 llopeloynanoo.—W ILLIA II KING. Req. Ntrett•Oorsanon.—RODEßT COTKPWOUTII. Rob, ate Timmy ?era 1.114R(T0.. TM: PAM ARM lin. Janie.. P.m% gea. .MbiWell. 34.1111 Pune. I , on. Runnel Uresten. Nay. putldi C. Uuthrik roc. _ 5 ,,,,... ~.. xm. .144 , A:ra tin ve ... ler o l . xeltey, 13. q. 2 11 . 1 tr iv i: (larks Kerr. RIK. John thd, Neg. . Maesoley lha nor, tr i lti 4 14 . tftei .4". Yeloai Mei. =Prance , Robertson, Erg. Woclitig, L.,,i. lobe ll=4 b. laVitr ill:=OurVfgrior.lllg . i rX. Ile mige.Ord eavonty afron;cd by ho arum% orol the II lathe pub:le ri CO MI •=rth. aware 1 , and the ex 41r r e zte u rol .l t o ra ir froin bolos E r = iinde......11W asianal all the ad antricet 1:114=1".....,,.....• PIMOMhIy, and the tenuity *it ..... balaeb — eh the Owl oak, be wheel the varied I•o l =l:l l rpr ,"` Z e t r at:it ' n '°: 7. •T r i r os teed soimal awmatims : or. vecoluity, by mit lee ed. =to the mas amend by way tot t i 6 b in lieljogil t e . Itg , nnlth . 6 , 41; MO ; Arelimirrbot at to Lott Weir anairm:en c t7s " gis en vuos oltheel la prod* the lowed poevible rate of pre. la= bromides*, as mil be evbeed by table, expreeny tertherol (or No OprINSIGIR, Illlkii Mr to! *4 _GM ipplicati... t et their ofte,, and millib a r bees iteeeteo Yr meeting Ow ,arlous "iv*. of = tiny et to glib% protortke by sootraneo mu be The boutale le sourer' bare at mono of the pain& of of 110 per ecnt, and for elms of tho korext year. r ll. lllllllll.6 bi lkoWW l mws oval to from tAt to te per exp.., or from 3 hi I/ pee med. pillleilillik as ON amt yawed. inning samellus le Its -es et the We. AMA' esseirae pea tea APAr SOWN op Del). I Ufa 11011-PAIITICIPAT I3O . tle \ 11 . IKI — I. ret OSIB — F. --- r 11 , 1.$ ua Year. If elm. • 1 0 4 II 14 • I II 3 • 211 1 I 3 AA 4 14 $ 1 0 l9 0 2 36 6 10 1 6 • 3 1 VI 4 10 7 CO 4 12 6 66 6 4 11 37MT 2 11 3 0 e ti 1 9 wen awrlpti. f MWaty as aulurate ratcp, les t eurrest premium. Outli We einem and turn Nera JOHN LAURlttielt. Wit. —___ E s MOM WILLIAM LAMOND and Co., itOet mill them Men tram. and =Omit .tore suctinnlar.. re- Went Ole* Illeftla ead the relate, that they daily alidirertiatome et RAILWAY 611.11 t E. il)caterce. Mow, minim awl sit other slur. at , I ;e•opert). VI. Or aro trg to *enmy", that theft publie .310 of —all im Yin pies esery Walardry. at I &deck. et the hail of Tlessilassakdrest. Larks. ;to their °t h e,. et whit.* ylecr Ear' selsolied le Or addrord.—Tbroodneelleetreart, London. THREE HUNDRED AND ONE, STRAND.— The mere of 301. Wand. low to tin...ounce to the mini h e WM they an about Joi nt • HANK 140 EiiTa It 1,181111 E\T, ie lie ward the Rodeo Joint Kock Wng footway. whirl. MelitarLdliglar.orUl afirl . La h el , Mor dleco . nut lowaninw a x;i . Ata WlWlWlTloliiiii—usged Merton will ba publi•bed ,hortly. rib FREEHOLDERS, ESTATE AOIs.NTS, tic. 1 Tertios Muer MU ILDING GROUND to LET, In or shout Loa. tes k irmileted to lormud fell particular. .4 the onw t o to alismoi, A mad Cu, Widen and testreelare. Catedennatt Camiku . tem. ¶,o SOLICITORS, BUILDERS, and ahem— Ale...sz.z.v.sursoc: i lag o lit t l . lce or amall, in ono hi perdeden to Yew. LI:ULLA:4D awl CU, bulidone and eleArsetwe.tlumlau.wharl. (awoke tS.II. T HE HELL CHRISTMAS CATtLE . SHOW. —To JOHN line. As the wow of Cbridnwo le fait drawn,: oar,_ Ite • wry groat nand to addreo. To ns, Mond John: Tour s of Klee meat le • oisliiket ton felt T. be tot lOW s alibi.. Is It not. Sir. bull i lake MEW, Mr. John. I delight In Chow Wimp. And Ole away old eadomx which Chridina. limo bdnio I 1 tome ibtA year "ahoy' at the . Lied Dune. Will Oen he he oho what knihibtnin, we. No deeha ssi pLl be proud, when your nand& cie falbi 0 1 = cattle arroniA in the gait.: 6‘..... on ea Tea " the hind mil We ehlef." ref bullock% " ao hla ai hull beef I' mama oor own! E. 014, Illtift 1% ili be full, ywa ea* . eur ' Amos its "aty. or Weep. Kr. Da ;". or lies tfaiiirtt ' ll ' oT ! 7= l %;' - '.... g. *an se l eaL tha ba oni; Vu i•rit k roi . :: . 1 ? OM sox, 184 me tell Toot. good kiw. soh • dew so pelt grently admire i " Wes "Moe dock I le uouilit more uor Wu, steg to vietill es " • 61110 W or PRIZE ORM." 14 1 6. ~ la . I 1 .11 14 "" 11 a ' If I by 1111 sh at Ill.i T a olll.lll pour ow meet oe your mica am t .'mid toddle, I Ad mod the " Yells lee. Sew. isultlnih ...lino . de& Jobs Ow 1111 para..a me calliii: ion Jibid. logos woad sot KA tin you tried oomottihut on. I Tub CHOW OP PRIZE HATS I would have you to know, Can weer be eillialtd wherever you in.: blastle and Amok. wad dew mad Amt Thew ate Willie Road es the very Ord debt : And I'm awe your good awe el'i conrinee you that none Cm. equal We lota of Z. IIIOSEA awl :. ON. Another ran Wirt Willett I know you won't lose, Will be found when you ultimo. TIIR 6110 W OF PRIZE PHOES. Poch ginns hoots wid alanex will he ocrtain to ikon. tee 1 taw we've get Wee in midi mutton. or thew ; You know pretty wall bows tidal Khotll4l ire .1000. All 4 I 111.7ZLY041. Vag.= l. .NOSES and lON : li=o the bate-• A 1110 W OP PRIZE VEIL I. 31011111 end PON. to Weir !NM ionwt and warm. ragat a u ta ilti g ni th . e • W il l tel . b i T man 4 lrei are there. rarer proteetjtho fair. A 8110 W 01' muss 1106ERT Next tame name. Wheal cannot hap prelim eaactly the woe : prat, We. labeititiful. vatted. end full, may wilkests detect, Mr. Dull : .-rgr. slob .....c.u, it mots sox. • Row Trelol/1 of Tasto," conteinini a i'etalled 1 OM Cit e with full direettene for wlfinewure. e me% en fennirded peaLfrea. ROOT BMW coo l •d. NADA To NUN= Autumn mint Meter Coat *. 1 rms.-4..7 * .11 6 l i n min eal the await atlica. 16 0 goer Milled Cloth Coel 1 1 0 Tweed Trounce 0 0 6 elsiesd . 1 6 0 Tweed Wenger' ole 0 • . ''''' 016 0 New Parlour hewer% la .. .. . 10 0 all the roved styles.— 016 6 troWiTIIWW.lie 0 11 : Pron Hoot _Cii ........ r i.... Witiiiiiwia. 0 10 ProckWela r ... .......... 1 0 0 WA frOaril 1 lf. 3 3 0 ai1..." . 14 0 awhile* Tell OB 6 r/WW6 iivi *166 Ratio. Pigs se iiiiii ols o OIS 6 Rowe awl Tar ultra.... 1 6 0 lleuraft te eto _exteet ad ere minuto' mien. • ott el *Oho coundoe for Jil Kw sw lielltet—The floe& Deerlooet. 150. Nineties. Is sar nolo sub a u sers et do germ 1 —An odds piedmon t readywade. oe medal, miailwe. W OW wormed GLIM le .leafed. or. if prolabiang& die mom re sonoi. 111 11 Wed rdiGirfik•motleist=mmaCieWattogi. M 114, and 181. Illsotteh al, ra. as, lorsrs .4 " .o _ V — tra bi rs ii°r. " l 'ile at V ears to homere ee AV_ d er a: au " It li nt= eilih s rend hi ° Vire n isi red me — . t es t=lot a ...: As Ojellardd mom di 14.x4 161euninli .Had for --------- --- S BIHTH-DAYb, cad 011 FESTIVALS. VNLIX 61171111ERLY11 ART ANUFACTURIO3. dedned i y the swat welnest WWI artlete. excested by be tot Engll2ll cogastagowere. sad cold bY all roWWWIIe doggie blows and annul I'l CR& NOV UYACINTII GLASS (R. Rearms. KRA). SPILL CASK, "Cupids ate lion.lbre "1.1. lisill. b. and upwards. SALTCELLAR to doctso WAIL orsamonted with *gulps sad ear weal ; with (44.00tt. 202. the gab. SALAD SPUD . and PODS, is carved wood, ab. the lair: her/ end Aber at airbus prima BREA D-KNI PS. Carved wood Waft lb :vaned Inn bandlo. lll. sad IIItrAr,LATTZIL la carved wood. Ur. to Os.; poreelab, IS. to Ws : ebb wood, b. 6d. CHEESISKNIVIL lath conalwood lawitoTe.; hen laadle. 275. CIIKEdE-DISIL with cerred.wood be Romer BUTTRILDISII, Is enved.wood. *lb lb of m ytk DUTTKR KNIVIL was coned-wood baadea sad plated Wade, 212.; Ivan Moak and dhow blade. Cle. I CARVING SNIPE sad FORS. woothet beadles caned with deal bead K 2 la the par. L 11110..kCAALIIVIITOK.:4KINrglitt8"611""sadi ve llim iK, It al other sad plated me W. R JUG. 2 Ctlett Warr 111. J. Toorrowe. Illa: with ad- Jarrintamated glik•A Me, and ewers (IL Bad . A.IL A. GOBLIAT, to lb. CAB.ATVE sod TUll BLit ,Is emewriewl sla. Its 6d. AID POT. " Tile Slam Tesign.. In balm la; and is AweIeLAL.ICELLAS, Is earthenware. A dobba with sign. Ts W. 1 1 KANKLIA TZAPOT, is Bt(ta WWI. ormemi••• bi Minn Sawa Ka ; is Weer, 9.1 &woo; ag *tat RAW. Na b. Md. wan. A.K.A.) A-TRA.CADDY. to wood, at various Om A TEA-CADDY 81005. to iii eastal,l 2 . 6d.; In dhow. p 111§. (IRIAN TRAY, Is rieW glow , ; i = tad as "• WINII rAY. In rags (a. mow... A.x.•.). O. sad DibANTERN, to geweelled rebore Ilt. Inipsve.A.l.l-1. A3s be abr. WINN GLIM,. W.Weareilled came. la 011•NPA ONE GLANS," inning Iretba,"ragiadled la 'grab sad iwwarl. ill. . Toneenil Venoms whm_ DINNIRT KNIVES sad FORKS. whit anewne boadlee..= bigearrest., cherries abortsraggentesotraw bedessad Pbted blade\ So. esi. VINTAGE DIeCANTnn STOPPERS. la Slyer sad Is dean at, to wiles@ bleb (J. 0. Hereby.) OANDIJIPTIONIL—The save% to tbtra, delved by 11.3. Towns owL H B O abr. MATCX, "TY Light% Tontb„" Is Pagan. blod& 6iL PLOWSII VANN (IL Kedgrars. A.R.A.). la Mn linn Mowed diva. Ws. BRIDE'S INKSTAND. la sereelsla IJ. Beill. g e lb. sad Wands. BRIDE'S INKSTAND. la versed In dozy° at va ri ous blew; la bran, 46 Co. sod upward% with marble tens KISSING OKILDINN. Pang waled to watch, be. la Pane.; lb.'s min PA PE g.R END% to Este* wtth OK bade, la maroon can. 36s sad w& ARCwoIIITECTUILAL Tams' In Tars Betts IJ. PO2). _in web tau, DI aro% ID ort••••ar., " was boarded sad biareelli: 4s. sad iai(l , . DM sad brag. Oh ORRIIIIRUS, s donporter. Is Kos. • PATIOS to left betwal da. BRACKETS. la carrot moo, al la the par, me upirani• PAPIKIVXACEIN OLOOLCABD. at ragout ;Wow pa Onnanlivr. THE ottitrit SLATE. witats•tas by Ilintm Power. hi Parton. Jab BM AKBPDARK. • stabeetwon gnaw. 1.3 3.; oho la Drone, AZ M. 1.1. BOA TRAGEDY and COMEDY. elsbettea la Perin. web ad la U. Bell.) UNA AND TILE LION, a entootta 0 . It. la Twat JD b. sad In brown. DOROTHEA, a statuette 1.1. Bell). la Pagan. L'l Ids: sad to broom. fld6 la OLDRINDA, a galactic (J . Bell), companion nip DWAIN& ; in Pura Is K 2 PRAY Eit, a statuette O. Bei% is NSW 24 1 .; 0 with mimed bew, 30e. THE DELI EP. • 'wawa V. Bc11). In Perim db.; or with co. Sowed tom ha IN PANT NIIPTUNN (11. J. Tonna& • ealtallar la Paean. lb ; la Alva and la gear% at Minn WM. Jog rode ousirrY, • lestuett., sr a vadeemoti. Tns NYMPH. a Mateo tor the wedge, tn Tarr& WM. ale gm, bibt• R. WwWww wl ‘ Tbe " UNA"-BRWCII, Pagan awIDOILOTHIA" BROOCH, Pagan and geld. The CUPID BROOM, "TM bee Myer." by J Bell. Is Iros—A NIGHT LAMP ._• A HAT STAND ; A CILLIIINT ; A SI DDROARD ; TRA-URN ; TEA and COTTEN NIT ; BUR JUG. ke. • CATALOGUE, with twos:pow deggss. engin Josenh v e;2l lign&ledla on 0 :Wollifpoorwlkis ardee l". . P PI. ROWLAND& TOILET ARTICLES Itewleedg Unarm WA". 'swathe egg for itivd Ow baness Iran lognewrV m er awl Oustthe dikt sad egelels l 4. ow Dew et glib% lirisie—sememaltissage swiss' an of NOW d t o e sonnwest as irto d rtrib Atompt. at de. egotten. Tb wily Ow ism •t "Bowtmt." ng that ot thertaXon the yawner or labL—No l,l by th .w pa- at rall.Bl-7.lrden, London awl by Own rvinetable cbc•ilit wa tinae( torowbout tb• CHRISTMAS ALIL—R. AITCHISON, via. now i.resillaillaNlT buoy I C putdrows EMe g E IN " ridain4 . _ ENIAROMILKINT of the WEEKLY DISPATCH. OW Elar2rgil=9l46 EE btjesepat.ar. :All .n. -Four'`, Wont. m ere dis ma form as it proar without airr&o"Ao olltioa Olt ihs grA g = rt 4 111 1 . MO.& tfaririfil lIISOM 1 0 Mr eve Ere ifferas. As osporabiutios of tito dna_ _ 71101. ted car pas as onairat, wte mot 0 •610 * stw vnaIMINI aqamrs.—orders Amid to eves any, to Kr. Riebord •si. is. itsaionst. Of W *of of tho Novirwoodert. in 'awn and 0111•111. EWING CATTLE, Different Methods eL—Bee the AGRICULTURAL (MUTTS and GARDSNEW FOLS n e ws SATURDAY. Tbo Unnatural °nett* MI hi wMM of an non sauna peke W. weekly. nnauped to go hes bg poS.—Olnee C 0 00nenunkations an 4 adaertiaementa. A UPPer Winartaa 4o4 . Covenaaanita, Lentlegt. _—_--------- IrkIBEABES of POULTRY sod their CURE. — See the AORICULTURAL GAZUTTII and GARDENERS' cuaosicus of SATURDAY. The Oardessn' Chronicle noy_be ordered of any sermonise price dd. stamped to so Dec by post—Ona foe adoellecuonts and consionlostions. UPPor WelSedtio 'Arcot. Covent Imam Leaden. atJANO.-FRAUDS on FARMERS. —See the AGRIOULTURAL GAZETTE and GARDENERS CURD. G UANO: at SATURDAY. The Gardeners* Chronicle may Ito CUR dim newerrerd, price 6d. dampen to hoe by pree.—Orloe foe adyrderente led communiontleve. 6. Czar Welllngtoneireet. Coyest. HE WHEAT-FLY (IIOLOPS LINEATA), de Slimited with woodenta—See the AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE CIAZDENSILN CURONICLE or SATURDAY. The Gardeners Chronicle may be ordered or any newmander.—Prles 6d. staraped, free by.......e—0re for advertisements and essmanakatimir. Cline ••...1112. Coyest-garden leveine. N PROFIT of BRE-KEEPING, by__ Dr. bcuDA- Ns4e the AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE sad GAR- QtZEIT CHRONICLE of SATURDAY. mo cooomer: commas mos t=g r st d at eder. Prko Id. dissir to go_troo_ by vornd communslioss. u pper 'a own - CktooolgeSpidso. LoDdon. 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The Threes, which closed yesterday at 43 9 0, sigma to-day at 4 1' 45, being a fall of 2 45. The lam stock declined, but not in nearly so great a fix: The Set fell only 40 centimes on yesterday's Bank shares fell 36 francs. Peso, Dee. 7•— Nos toga, ——' Una PIS 0011.• 86; Me pis Costa. 67 40 ; Last Lam, 67 10; Poem Di. ; °' gym Zra sur Lral l. WILE, I I Aorta --. Hos !3 374 ; 110 daps, SS of seaweer.—Parte eui Orisons, OM N Pads irl Mel Nil beers sad Raw% —; MUM 1411100% MI Mew beers sad Dm* 7 s; Csatre Ulm% US; /BIWA mei Dew op" —; Bonbon. —; Dot% US. IMPORTANT FROM GERMANY, ABDICATION OF THE EMPEROR OF AUSTRIA.—DISSOLUTION OF THE PRUSSIAN ASSEMBLY. NEW CONSTITUTION. A summary of the following important intelligence appeared in second and third editions of this morn ing's Daily News: AUSTRIA.--Oar ao3ounts from Vienna to the 3rd inst., communicate the abdication of the Emperor of Austria in favour of his nephew, the Archduke Francis Joseph, eldest son of the Archduke Francis Charles, who has waived his claim to the imperial throne. I This important proceeding was announced to the Diet at Kronsier by Prince Schwartzen berg, and two proclamatrons were immediatelyl issued; one by the late Emperor, Ferdinand, dated Olmuts, the 2cd of December, in which he announces his reasons for abdicating the throne; the other by the present Emperor, Francis Joseph, which embodies the principal points stated in the ministerial programme, as given by Prince Schwartzenberg, in the Chamber at Kremaier. The news of the late Emperor's abdication was received with satisfaction at Vienna, where all was tranquil. The present Emperor was born on the 18th of August, 1830. The ex-Emperor has fixed upon Prague as his place of residence, for which city he quitted Olmiits on the day of his abdication. The following are theproclanuations already alluded to : I. We Ferdinand 1., by the Grace of God Emperor, &e. When after the decease of our father, the late Emperor Francis 1., we succeeded to the throne, we were deeply sen- sibie of the gam& waive of our office, and prayed to God to amid us. To deal justly sad to remote the happiness of the Andel.' wawa was the end sad sim Our government. The eons and mai/mita of govennunt were riekiy re warded by the love and gratitude of our people. Even of lath, when criminal burials a sucoseded in disturbing legal order in some puts of our empire, we were satisfied to find the majority of our subjects persevere in the loyalty they owed to their sovereign. Proofs of affection. which com forted our anxious tool, were frequently given us from all parts of our empire. But the pressure of events, and the immediate want of a comprehensive reformation of our forms of state, and which we, la the month of March inst., endeavoured to meet end have more end more convinced us, that more youth - C ul ps: e wire are needed to complete this grand work. Alter austere deliberation, and convinced of the imperative necessity of tisk step, we have most solemnly resolved to re sign the imperial erowo of Austria. Oar brother sad legitimate successor in the government, the Lord Archduke Francis Charles, who at all times faith fully smilted us, bee declared, and now declares by these present*, and by signing his name to this proclamation, that he too resigns the Austrian crown, and that he does so in favour of his son and legitimate successor, the Lord Arch duke Francis Jour h. Thus freeing all servants of the state from their oath of afiegianoe, we claim their faith and loyally for their new We bid a grateful farewell to our brave army. Mindful of their oaths, OW soldiers were at all times a bulwark against foreign enemies and domestic traitors ; a pattern of fidelity and persevering and dauntless courage, the safety of threatened monarchy, the pride and glory of our common sountry. They will be equally faithful and devoted to the new Emperor. L freeing the various people of our empire of their duties toward 111, we herewith solemnly, and before the face of the world, transmit all our duties end rights to our beloved lord and nephew as our Legitimate successor, and we recommend ourple to the groom and especial protection of God. May Almighty Ood vouchsafe to restore them to domestic peace , may guile the misled beck to their duties, and eseluthUsa those that are foolish; may he re open the dried-up %anteing of prosperity, and may he blase our coun try with his richest blemings, enlightealng and ins our successor, the Emperor Francis s J i L e a tbe ;., that he may prosper in his solemn and arduous vocation, far his own honour, for the glory of our house, and for the welfare of his people. Given in our royal residence of Obsslitz, this day, the 2nd December, 1848, and in the 14th year of our reign. FERDINAND. FRANCIS Cluasas. , Borimanzusuo, Autrks We, Frauds Joseph 1., by the gum of God Emperor of , p sis By the resignation of our beloved uncle, the Empower sad Sing Ferdinand 1., in linngrry and Bohemia of that wise the Bth, and by the resignation of ear beloved father, the Lard Archduke k rands Coadee, end summessil es tie stresigth el the natio sanction to assume the mum of hereby solemnly to our people the fact of cur to the throne under the name of Brands Joseph the Pint. We are connassil of the mood and the yells et free institutions, and eater with en the path of a proopeross reformation of the monarchy. Oa the beds of true liberty—on the bash of the equality of rights et all our peoples, and the equality of all citizens before the law and on the basis of their equally partaking in , the reggessmaiion and legislation, the country will rise to its gromileur- it will acquire new streanh to resist the ta*, ties:s—it will he a hall to shelter the tribes of many tommes united under the sceptre of one fathers. Jealous Mils glory of the sown" and resolved to preserve thel••••larr rineurtailed, but ready to share our privileges I with the r•yreientatives of our people, we hope, by the se sistanos et God and the co-peration of our people, to succeed in smiting all the countries and tribes of the monarchy into one integral Mete. We have had severe trials ; tranquillity and order have bean disturbed in many parts of the empire. A civil war is even now raging in one put of the monarchy. Preparations have bee* made to restore legal order every where. The conquest over rebellion, and the return of domestic peace, are the fist c auditions to the great work which we now take in heads. In this we rely eonfidently on the sensible and candid co operation of the cation by its repreesatatives. We rely on the sound sense of the loyal inhabitants of the country, whom the new laws on the a bol ition et servitude and imposts have admitted to the full enjoyment of civil I I rights. We rely on the loyal servants of the state. We expect our glorious army will persevere in their ancient fidelity and bravery. They will continue to be a pillar to the throne, and a bulwark to the country and its free &salmi- No We us. shall be happy to reward merit, without any distinc tion of birth or station. People of Austria! It is en awful time in which we moans ea the throne of our fathers. Great are the duties of our o ffi ce, great is its responsibility. May Gad protect us. Faison JOSEPH. OUSLUti, Dec. 2,1818. ficaw•isisniso. PRUSSIA.—Oar letters from Berlin to the even ing .of the sth, announce that the King had, by the advice of his ministers, dissolved the Constituent Assembly, and also declared a constitution, consisting of 112 articles, with an appendix, announcing some ten or twelve laws, to be put in force provisionally, subject to the future *event of the chambers. We have received the following, from our own cor respondent: BERLIN, Dsc. 5. This night's Preuseiche Stade eltazeiger contains the royal ordonnance for the dissolution of the Na tional Assembly, and announces the constitution which the king has thought fit to oetroyer to his sub jects. The blow is therefore struck. The official portion of the Moats Anzeiger cos- , menses by the king has nominated Herr Von der Heydm iniste r of commerce and pub lic works, and Count Von Bulow head (pro tern.) of the department of foreign affairs. Instead, therefore, of dissolving the obnoxious and criminal ministry, the King of Prussia has taken steps to complete and strengthen it. The dissolution of the National Assembly is an- , nounced in the following terms : We, Frederick-Willies, by the grace of God King of Prussia, he , have, in the following report of our minis ters of state, respecting the last sittings of the'Asesmbly con voked for the purpose of agreeing on the constitution, acquired, to our deep regret, the conviction that the great work for which that Assembly is convened, cannot be any longer carried on by it, without violating the dignity of our crown, and impairingthe welfare oft he country which is Inseparable from it. lie, therefore, at the suggestion of our cabinet, ordain as follows : 1. The nembly which was con voked for the purpose of agreeing upon the constitution is' dissolved. 2. Our ministers of state are entrusted with the execution of this ordonnance. Given under our own royal signature and royal al. te (Signed) Fainsaicx•Winnisx. Count Von Brandenburg, Von Lsdenberg, Von Swaths, Von Manteuffel, Rintelin, Von der Erfdt. Potsdam, Dec. 5, 1848. The report alluded to in the foregoing royal ordon- Dance is as follows : Your Me esty, upon the grounds set forth in your menage of the Bth tilt, had transferred from Berlin to Brandenburg the sat, of the Assembly which was convoked is order to agree upon the constitution, and invited that Assembly to meet again in the above town, on the 27th ult., for the purpose of resuming the deliberations which had been interrupted, By that measure which had solely in view the rendering the debates of the representa tives of the people more independent of the anorthic MOM manta in, and terrorist influence of, the capital, your Mr jetty felt convinced that you wertinot only exercising the an. doubted right of the crown, but also fulfilling a duty strictly imposed on you—one refer ri ng to the welfare of the coun tr y. Unfortunately, your Majesty's good intentions were not appreciated by . algreat portion of the Assembly. Unmindful of their true minion, and of their duties towards the throne and the country, the majority of the deputies, regardless of the adjournment ordered by your Majesty, took it upon themselves to continue their deliberations in Berlin, and presumed to decide, se if the Assembly were a sovereign power, on the right of the thews. Moreover. the members set down as an illegal measure the dissolvin g of the Berlin civic guard—a mums decided upon by your majesty on dear legal grounds; and by that declaration excited the civic guards to oppose the execution of that ordiminance. Finally, they did not hesitate, by inciting the people to refuse to pay the lawful taxes, to cast the torch of ana rch y into the Donau, sad to give up the entire state to ruin. Through these sr 'elation, as illegal las they are destructive, the majeetty a the members who continued their *Humanise in Berlin bevel Wee to an open rupture with the:sown, and, with supra to your majesty, assumed a position by ti hre mmilaitance of which, all prorpeet of coming te a peaceful agreement respecting the work of the esmetitution would have been removed out of view. Then- MSS would your majesty, immediately after the resolution impacting the refusal of the payment of taxes, be jusified. Upend any doubt, in disolving the Assembly. Never- I thelam your Majesty did not yet abandon the hope that the loud voice of the county and the love of fatherland, mo mentarily kept back by passion, would withdraw many deputies from the devious path on which they hail entered ; that by their accession the Assembly, on the expiration of the period of adjournment, would be constituted anew with a competent number to carry on business; that they would then, in unequivocal terms, set forth the illegality and nullity of the resolutions talon by a portion at their colleagues during the adjourn ment, and that the crown would be thereby enabled to and re sume the business of agreeing upon the constitution bring it soon to a successful termination. Had all some laws thiii suc ceeded, it would hays been also possible to have paned soon, in unison with the Assemby, for the ameliora- and tion et the condition of the present landed proprietors, for responding to other urgent wishes of the country, thus laws being already Your Majesty's r= ed uifortunately, through the events or s *past week, have been disappointed. Whilst the mem ber who remained true to their duty towards your Majesty and fatherland had assembled four days (from the 27th to the 30th ult.) in Brandenburg, without beiog sufficiently nu merous for the carrying on of business, the hasambly was at length, on the lst inst., rendered competent by the entrance of , a considerable number of those depatieswho hitherto opposed the removal of the Assembly, by vistas of the message lithe Bth ult. Instead, however, of abandoning that _opposition, the spokesmen of the in-coming members declar ed at they bad not appeared these in consequence of your Majesty's order, but merely to prevent the proposed summoning of their suletatutee, and because the president, who, during the adjournment, had been chosen by the members that re mained in Berlin, had convoked the Assembly at Branden burg. At the same time, this portion of the Aetembly b roug ht forward a motion for adjournment till the 4 th , with the expressed view of gaining time for those members whom this flimflams of the president bat net yet reached. When this motion was rejected. nearly all the newly arrived mem hers quitted the Aisembly, which and e to tell again in competent to carry et business,unable tu constitute itself anew. This event, which made a deep and painful impression on the dutiful portion of the Amembly, es well as upon each friend of Fatherland who was present, afforded the clear proof that the, fraction of the deputies wbo continued the factir debates in Berlin after the 9th ult.—a great portion, in the majority of the entire Assembly—p meted in open oppo sition to the orders contained in your Majesty's message of the Bth, and that, %tenoning to our conscientious conviction, that opposition had reached a point which excluded all pos sibility of an accordance with the crown. That party was enabled, by its numerical strength, to render at any tame, and at will, the Assembly incompetent for the earning on of budens, as happened on the ist it and epics: fetch conduct the contemplated convocation of the substitute would not have afforded sufficient protection, particularly as they could not be legally convened during the penance of the deputies. Upon those grounds the Assembly, which had been con voked in order to agree upon tie constitution, is sobj.cted to such deep internal distraction, that, according to our views, the discussion of the constitution cannot be In longer continued without affecting the diguity of the throne. We regret this state of things the more desp'y, as see fully ex pected that the continuance of the labours for dr eyrie' up the constitution, on the part of those membas w'm obeyed your Majost) ' s summons to Brandenb ur g ( some of whom had even sacrificed their former views), would have led to !aria results for Fathi eland. We are convinced that the renewal of the attempt to constitute anew the Assembly, after the five failures of the precteding week, is not advisable, because it is highly probable that the deep disunion of the Assembly tad its unmistakeable inter nal dismemberment would be again displayed, as en the 10 nf this month, to the regret of all patriots. irc" . e . ' ...- an only, therefore, advise your Majcity to aisles e forthwith the Assembly, convoked for the purpose of agree ing upon the constitution, and we take the liberty of res pectfully adding the draft of the ordennance for your Majesty's fulfilment of the above advice. It is certainly deeply to be regretted that, after more than six months, the attempt to bang about an agree ment between the throne and the representatives of the people should prove a failure. Stul more deplorable, how ever, would it be, were this failure to leave any longer unsa tisfied the aspirations of the !country after a constitution from which it expects the restoration of a stable system of law, and of that confidence which is now destroyed in all the relations of public life. Consistently with our duty, we can only advise your Majesty to grant, without delay, a constitu tion which may found, confirm, and maintain, true freedom, and with the proviso that it will he eubjeeted to the revision of the chambers, which are to be immediately convoked. We have prepared a draft of such a constitution, u ith strict refer ence to the promises made by your Majesty in the month of March last, and also with due regard, not only 'o the previous labour' of the Assembly, convoked in order to agree upon the constitution, but else to the existing decisious of the German National Assembly, whose further decisions will be attended to in the revision of the law. Whilst we dutifully su bunit this draft to your Majesty, together with one relating to the law of electioos, we leave respectfully to your Majesty the carrying out of the same. In conclusion, we intend to lay reepectfully, in a few days, before your Majesty, the provisional decree of several mea sures requisite for satisfyirg severe presehig wants of the country. (Signed by all the ministen as abose.) Berlin, Dee. 5. Next follows " Constitution." It is stated in the preamble that Frederick William, by the grace of God, &c., &e., in consequence of extraordinary cir cumstances, which prevent the regular discussion of the constitution, decree the constitution subject to the prescribed revision. The main points are the :Personal freedom is guaranteed by virtue of the Habeas o il :o w ns . in A g ct ' of Sept. 24, 1343. The d'm rile is inviolate, and death and confiscation of property are abolished. Free doml educationc of religious worship is secured ; the right of the 1/inert' peopleisor pecuniary gisarante e of the press is con- cedd without ce nsorship d; every , c u , it 7 i P r ui an may freely expeess his opinions ; freed om public meetings may be held in houses wit h o ut resttairtt, in the open sir by permission of the po lies ; the Fa awl of the post is inviolate ; several feudal pri vile g es are abolished ; the king is not responsible, but his mi o i dars are ; there are to be two chamber'', the first composed of 180 members , to be elected ' ww of the by the provincial circle and district repri tentative', and to sit for MX years; the second to cones: et 350 members, to be elected indirect , y by universal suffrage, and directly by electors in the second degree, that is by electcrs chosen by general suffrage ; no property qualification required for either chamber. In another royal decree, the Chambers are con voked in Berlin on the 2tith of February next ; the primary elections to take place on the 22nd inst., and those in the second degree on the sth of February. An income-tax bill is annour,oed. ~ - SECOND EDITION. From the GAZETTE of THIS . NIGHT. WAR-OFFICE. Dee. 8. Ind Drag. Gds.—Lieut. B. Thornbill, float tirul F., to be l'etit., otos Mansergb, wbo rachonnee. 4th Lt. Drags.—Lieut. A. Grant, to be eapt., by per.. vice Fraser, who ret.; Cur. E. Tredcrott, to be lieut., by pur., vice Grant; IL li. Joiliffe, Dent., to be cor., by par., vice Trederoft. 13th Lt. Drags—Coe. I. %I/bite, to be Brut., by pur., vice Wilson. who retires. 4th 5`.-I.leut..CoL W. G. Gold, from 53rd F., to bo lieut.-col., vice Breton, 18th F w .2rPa ' y l msat. 3. 14. Kennedy, from 44th F., to be PaYnlml., vice F. L. Bennett, who has re . upon b.-p. as a lieut. 36th F.—Ens. W. 11. A. Daahwood, to be lieut., par., vice Elite, who yet. 1 J. C. Longford, gent., to be ens., by par., by vice Dashwood. 67th F.—R. Taylor, gent., to be ens ,by par., vice Stead, who ret. 4list F.—Paymast. T. 11. Creagh, from 3 2nd F., to be paymast„ vice Diana. who each. 52nd F.— Fanciest.. F. Dicksoo, from 41st F., to be payroast., vice Cresols, who cock. I.3rd I.—Brev..CoL H. W. Breton, from 4th P., to be llent..eoL, vice Gold, who each. 38th F.—Lieut. G. Damerum, from h..p. 104th F., to be lieut., vies Hely, app. paymaster 1 Ith Lu Drag.; Ens. 0. 11. Winyard, to be lint., by pur„ vice Damerwn, who ret ; J. Duncan, gent., to be eta. , by our, vire Wynyard. Sind F.—Lieut. R. 11. Havilond, to be cart., by cur., vice Jouncey, ' who ret.; Lieut. J. 8. Monscreb, from 2od Drag. Oda, to be lien', vice who Tbornaill, exch.leson, gent., to be en • Ens. 0. V. Pear, to be limit., by pur.„ • vice Ravilond; O. H. Was., by put • vice resit. i . 72nd F.—Aorlst..Surg. A. D. llome, from the 3rd West India Regt., to be ossist.-eurg., vice lrwin, decease& 82ad F.—Lieut. L. F. &mud to be paymost., vice J. Ilocklcr, who has retired upon half-pay. 9lot. F.—P. J. Dunbar, gent., to be ens., by put., vice Johnstor.e, whose appointment has been cancelled. 3rd W. I Ilegt.—J. It Knott, gent., to be ens., without our, vice F. J. Byres j sope i rs u o t led, be being absent a s ithout leave ; Acting Asei , ist . . rclgtrio . t.. i alog. 8 ) . 1I y d aw e t r o aL br orti:t. -t ce u r e t ! ° vT:e 13 P rtw t' ac, f2 a n i?p. it; the staff. HOSPITAL STArr.—Arsist,supg. W. Browne, front 3rd West India Regt, to be Aisist..surg. to the Forces, vice English, dec. INSOLVENT. Jeans HENRY GARE.OOI), Y.mley. Suffolk, groom BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. BENJAMIN ROBINERIN, ANKRUPTS. HuUderstlell, dyer, Dec. 5, B WILLIAM EDW•RD HOCOUTON GUILLAVInt, Bot ley, onthampton, timber merchant. Joux MANZI', Wellington-place, Hackney, cabinet miker. JONAS THOMAS HARRISON, Htifdoß-Street, cooper. JONI( GILES, Shorediteb, clothier. JEMMY MAYS. ILeyleigh, Ent:, auctioneer. FEEDERICK Cuatu, 13-ntinck-st., Middlesex, auctioneer. WILLIRII COINS, jun., Wolverhamron, builder. I.II4INLED THOMPSON, Westbromwich, Staffordshire, coach maker. JOSEPH CADMAN, Pontypool, Monmouthshire, wine and spirit retailer. JAMES CROCKS% Sherborne, Doreetshire, innkeeper. HENRY PINNEY, Plymouth, grocer. RICHARD RYDER, Kingston-upm•Hull, grocer. JOHN BIDDLE AHEM, Liverpool, ship broker. HENRY LEATHAM, Liverpool, builder. RICHARD HUTTON, Liverpool, painter. Gamma CHAPMAN. Old Swan, Liverpool, victualler. WILLIAM BLSAM, Liverpool, commission agent. THOMAS COLERY, Salford, cotton spinner. OEOEO2 HARDEN, Pmton, builder. JOHN Hawouru, Stone Fold-mill, Haslingden, Lan cashire, cotton spinner. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. EDWARD RkILTON, Glasgow, bill broker. D ONA LD Macooxio.v, Loeh-Inver, Sutherlandshire, ANDREW WATT, Edinburgh, cabinetmaker. J A MBS BARNET, ellegOW, auperintendant of buildings. THOMAS PATERSON, Blairtummock, Old klooldand, Lanarkshire, farmer. WILLIAM ADAMS, Perth, COSI merchant. WALTER OVENSTONE, Leith, merchant . ALEXANDER 000, Aberdeen, land surveyor. for the Weok ending Doe. 5.1540 •AITIEENT. t)overnment Debt £11,015,100 Other Sr:urine' 2;04,900 Gold Coln and bake 12,507,931 Silver Bullion ..... 07,415,540 BANK OF ZNOLLND.—AocoviT IWO. DIN Not imbed =AMMO i en,415,840 Frovetetore (lipitra —7.1 7 ,g 1 . 005 14T Rees Pub& Doodle (Melo& lit 8e•. Bem. Diu% Comm . Iladessl Debt, and Dlr. Meta) 6.21 0 .5 15 Other Depoelte . 9,811,127 Seres-daysadoilia 11111, 1,01,60 04.981.408 Dec. T. MIL Government floesellos (Inclad. Mod Weight larigZ Notes . . 10,188,095 Gold ada eta.u.9 Z 34,981,408 Olgd Carhier. SUCIAR.—The average price of Sugar, the produes of the British pomade= in gnat, canputed from the - the week ending the sth day of Demother, ISM, is Sugar the produce of the liattritins is AM 4,1 d. produce of the Past Indies is 225. 91d. pa cwt. of the three foregoing descriptions, jointly, is 9k. dTs retinas made in U 22a. lid. per cwt. per cwt. 8 t The at a• Lin . i.'s ( EQ::sTv CP ty. _O,