The Express. — London, England, 1848-11-29 00:00:00

Vide Tong employee dependent on the state, and which often make a bee people a people of mendicants. To avoid that danger s., tendency which induces the state to smuts itself what =pas :tie' could do as well or better then it. The can al interests cud enterprises is a kind of despotism. The principle of a republic is opposed to mvsopoly. And bet, to preserve the press from the two UNION which always compromise its ening interference and its own licence. With war, there could be no care for cur Peace, then, would be the most intense of my whims. Prance, at the first revolution, was warlike, beams she was compelled to be so. To invasioa she roe panda by conquest. Now she is not provoked to it, she may otameateM resources to pacific meliorations, without =Va loyal and resolute policy. A great intim I its moo, or never speak in vain. To care for the naked dignity, is toms tor the army, whose patriotism, so noble end so disinterested, has been often mistaken. In maintaining the fundamental laws which are the strength of oar military organisation, the load of the eonsalp don should be lightened, and not aggravated. Not only Me officers, but the subalterns and soldiers who have to long send under the banners of the °pantry, must have a certain provision made for them. The republic must be generom, end place faith in its future. I, who have Mem exile and captivity, look forward with the elte resat bugs to the day when the country may, within& erre, abolish all premiptions, and efface the lost teens of our siva dimmed& Such are, my dear fellow-rid. sem, the Ideas that I MAI carry to the exercise of power, if m od sie=te the presideney of the republic. The task is Medea meat important, I am aware; bat Ido ; netampirsf disehtegig it, in falling to its acoomplialtment, . without gistinslien et poetise, the ma whose hut intelli. gime sod probity lessmasead then to the public opinion. 111ceweer, when pissed at the heed of the Preach people, there is sa Infallible means of effeetlag good —that is, to de tire it. - - COMMERCIAL If MARKETS. MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE. Ti.. o'Ciock. 7 The announcement in an early es cond edition of the Daily News this morning of the determination of the French government to inter fere at Rome in behalf of the Pope, with cones ponding orders for the immediate embarkation of a body of troops for Civita Vecchia, have had some effect en the funds, although not to such an extent as might have been expected from the complications which it is considered are likely to follow from the presence of a body of French forces, and of a Frenchintervention, so supported, in Italy. Console are heavy, at 87 1 to for money and time, which only amounts to a decline of k upon tht• losing rates of yesterday. Reduced Threes are to 1 1. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 861 to Ex cheitier Bills, 425. to 455. premium. Bans Stock, 187 to 91. foreign market is not quite so strong to-day, and we quote some stocks as weak and rather worms in price. Dutch Twoondo-lialf per Cents. have receded to 47 to 8 ; the Fours to 72 to 3. Spanish Fives, are lower at 111 to 12; the Threes, 2-1., 51 f Pensive, 3 to 1. Portuguese, 24f to 61. Belgian remain 71 to 3. Russian, 99 to 101. Mexican, 21} to f. Peruvian, 34 to 8. Brazilian, 73 to 5. hilian, 83 to 5. New Grenada, 12 to 13. 704.] LONDON, WEDNESDAY, NOV. 29, 1848. [THREEPENCE. IHE CORPORATION of the LONDON AS atIIANCE.-16irethr by royal charter, In the IMO of George L, A.D. 1110.— The pinky 1•014101 ander tbe mike 1101, Amanass, are informed that the Amos! Abatement of Pf.MiGin en Palm white hare rain Ire pea premiums. will be, on the IS of JANUARY seat. GC lh Pd. per eel, In Maks to tho permanint rebrearrb on Me let of JemmyJO, 184 e. HN LAURENCE. SIONSUrI• T° PRER/lOLDEItB, ES CATE AOhNTS, ace. Pettlea taring BUILDING GROUND to to LET, in or sheet Lon les, an ramened forward fell error of the mean to Meows. OAKLAND and Co., Widen and contractors, Omedeniclari, Dundee town. LATEST FROM PARIS. WO SOLICITORS, BUILDERS, sad M italit Nowt. ME.,°`43VM rOrps."lll. ia Mt to GARLAND ecs , sad issousigm owe, Oseds.too o. SF OLISH FUNDS. 1 3cC lr r_r• ViC4L. W 4 s FS& pet NDS. Oast. Ora& 13,10.11 S Orleads Dewed Bd.. oar Ct Mt :1 1 , 6 per Dt. Forprias Brtr.. 34 I _per "W & ls tit g ls. l44 , ' l O l 'MO Spate 136. 4 114 11 3 pre 02. OPINID Bth: • , •1 IP6rilib Deferred Bd.. Ditto Pamirs MD.. 3 4 2 per Ct.. Vrosame's lido.. 1411 resemla Daterrad 1ri4..4 Now. S 6. Naw Lain, ; •Slues par Mete, 42 66; flys pie Omits, 6460 ; Last Lose, 65 10 ; roars, — 6 = Mu, 1640, 76 ; Do. 1841, 771 ; Do. ; T —; N 441111 lardia, 76 ; Raman SO; Treasury —. Beak Bora% 1330; Mahone as 80 day; ;90 day% orb. itan.waye—Parla nd Odom, 590 ; Paris mad Pam, 85$ 75; Ramie d ew am, —; Avignon aad "And 155 ; farm bolvadid...76 25; Omen Viers" 216 3 ma sad lloelogne, —; 353 73; Nara, 640. Dank Stook. len 11 $ per Ct. kW. Aotan,ll3 3 pie 03 Com Maas., en I FORKII3/1 t Ct. Aurtrbia Bonds. 4 j r p CL 1344. Bow* 71 3 I pot Ont. ditto, CL itratillao 1344...3 5 6 Ditto New. 71 3 $ gr ti C o tarittoo u tyr7 3 ll4., 19 11 Ditto Columb a. 3 Cetaa 14tuador per Cl. 10•91 13dt, 116 35 poi Ct. Doi& Dd.. 47 8 4 per 01. Dutch Cert.. ri 3 ran ll ‘ ;fr e/r. Xe-Z-41,# e2/ger:..e---t-*-A'V.--- - Z- 41' 9 7 ,1 e4e: 274 . . . A. Z - ;'," /2 7 "" r, * , i-e r 4, ' :- .4 .- P . .";: - - - EDINBURGH all NORTHERN RAILWAY.— PURCUAR6 of SHARES In Um STIRLING rad DUN INRMLINE and ABERDERN RAILWAY COMPANIES!, sad CON TARRING row RI la . lON TIIIIIISTO. NOTICI Id MIMI= OITIDI WM APPLICATION Is lib MWaded wita: mia . TAILLIARMIT, la t ii : e se r ig anion, for Ia i fa r t. eit Mee them lOwl la le lay), W t he O. adlehowtsZ 4 ll Ompay. eel of the meagre Iti he wild tif the 1 2:14 Sc ma elk flr waist sysi im Xteinde of wadi Otaidatitt, eig balk Sc thaw ar o ldmws lin the WIRY Mot Sc the Sildl= . Vo i r t ; owl Me ost a : =lmp : mis , i age .„ %eempr e y, w a d thi le tat i ~....a me: dem la thm_mlM _ el Ow Ahritime% • le l = l ie "." 5 t== k " =la d " V g a.ing = haseem italm orme la reeie=the : a minz , II le toiled la Mold WI et, s Mb end " Cur= cr. le em wob tahrozre w iiih etioramema,to hew OmptiM tome emlllereem rhar g. e atreee BMW CleheeM lid wlrwistiteellool slit t . ib l e l d....k iloe r rsie worew le tee he p=elej Mt l e rejerde ter Moire. le be end Mita the==m le ma me showeld hd ! ..ii tre the wenrweisign of Os et mash Cem~. mei et the trees ow the Ihee et the MI lettneth MI awe. sr Ohs et thm ; mod te maw Yew Melleand AM Mies le breby e r • etther steen that la halm lelmeded le se to be smiled tm be amine medi Oilledille seal • NMI twee hem mietty rid Mom the eneta=ewhe or , lore et nem et Ihm, ha Milks he the =I et tel trame my he eloween. meremee ea le ; mod be amalethe the eid seeepamilm se men toe re mem dam. SRAM to Mei' imile, med any lete WM Mb terthre eel Alm esehmete eadmmememee In Mast* the owe pining , . et rint et the wipe meematzbetter eralmirt the sm. atreetr i Withe Ile gime . et the l idd II Omer& awe t a e r Ste ow so It la ma or tolo oohed Meet& AM to tolutoother AM h henboMeer= OM me es bees wry tee amble eel the stew Med to wit h le. or etherwhe to Nig =O. to helmalis the mid ast es to be ilel M. to sher. weed, .. .. md Os power. mad pree et Matted err emia Wa.. the promo med prettier the Me ... MM dmdl= 6l :hi d ..... Red Xerthetr o t 1:7=5i... ... s . .. Zheiw llimill =dweillem IMP the SPIV the .._, Nicesbem Rates, MK_ 1 1 41= litreer .....• ire ;" di;., .7 . 4. Ale, INV Ow Neethem 1 , Yrrree Wiese rz i e h ei... ‘ llT a. 0, hot . Zt. ; nt . ' a. ttTt.itgsa gg tho ? 131 eilta 4l. l.ol Vietterthe "." grag am t lemiria" Impremweete 4 ;d i: Illethem illowebte. owl toolloo. MI AM IWA ; Ma, hi to he es =6 lele dad T S e i l . _Latemes me memla ==r er r ade ll‘ J r ipt mew/ s e t a . :Sweats te the NA the mate . = the Q. = , mi% tc l az ettli . le alter ewe mead Me ash Maim to the r old 11." = 4 Via rlratlwali tis kt lif ill e a_ tai tilt .a. us ; Ilth nws ; maw Tit = vms. i . imp. sad Me the peers peeddeme Ow Mem n ew 1046 ; j ibe AterdessilliPasi7le Kline lial a the Gnat Meth el Ileethed Ad, DM •MI Miet . of Doot- E li t h uAs‘ =oos ratr..."Emil.". ere ...., moor WARN, SeleSeelf , N... di Wahl Aet• m riot; 15:6315 : mel l =l=b i rsti lloileray MOM: and the mem Sc the Me to ths Maim C llir Critatt • l • ihe Mies/ hard it — sad I t e ilmA s sel a WO: sod Yr ao proon i g u otrt Ohms Sc tho esomlle I. of onsowbootho NW& la Oto TO too Oh. Oh to 4 90.11=41‘ ..1 =47. 71 ith yam 1:: Sc her motet MOM AM ear do poems and provider et 'Wend mu at to tie orooniog OS Tort. we sod TO. CZ st 7 7 11 8= b. Oh ' ew sP r ialB .ll/11a btat u rwillr. Zilth red WO man of the Mee d l low Mewl NeWoW Ca/J1 GORDON sed 00 0. and T. W. WMOTlR3lt ildia teiwime?er. Dated this loth day et November. Int& AMB EROATE, NO ITINOHAM, ald BOSTON, tad E t INTERN JUNCTION RAILWAY.—AIIKPIDMENT of At'TS —RELINQUISHMENT of PORTIONS of LlNE—sod POWERS to TRANMTER UNDERTAKING to °TUNS COM PANIES. NOTICR IP HERICRY OITEN that APPLICATION la Intended to be made to PARLIAMENT in the coal= 1.66un for lam to Wei in aMR to .pet. mend, and enlarge, and to repeal mom of the and previekee at " The A:alienate, Notticuthanii and Balm. ' East ern Junction Railway Act, 10:. and " Tho Arnhem:Me, Nottingham, and Salon, and Sew. Junction Railway Amendment Act. let . _ And In th e rebel bill powers will be taken to mutton*. the rellortslifis meet of we me& and melt parte of the main line of the milers, &nth. Seed by the Ilmtenwitiened act as ii . between the point where the raid maks line forme a Junction with the Nottingham and Mansfield Rail way, at to mar Bahia, to late ra l= of Nottingham. and the paint at *Ma th e muse wain Ise Is. to crom the kireirada Vailoy Rail way at or sew Coder. Park, county of Dorn,. Aad she (*ratio:Mit an much ant such pirts of the main line of the saki rainy. mid the extension and branch to Motion, and the Manch to libeford, initbetwd by the mid Ilrebrnentloned act. ea Ile to the met ward of the point where the main line iil the mid authorised railway hi Intoodtil to be crowed loy the line of the linnt Northern Railway, In or near to the town of Ormitharn, In the count 7 of Idneolo .• and to limn and reduce the amount of the espital authorised to he mind by he said drilmention , l act, for making the Tallith/ awl worts MIMI motherhed. And abot to enable the Amberatte, Notting's... led %Woe. sod Lectern Junction Railway Cominny, to sal or 15.., and Dander the railway and other works authorissi by the old ado tand not so cells gobbed ea afore/MI, or soy of them, or any psrt them ,4 and all any of the powers of the Pahl Company In coimeates therewith or In relation thorn,. lathe' Midland Libra) Connally " "The Ored Northern Railway Company," sad " The Ensue Cc4ntiec Hallway Company; or any or chins of them, and to enable the AM larermentiosed Cow psalm or any. or either of them, to purchase, or take on tans or rent, or to oon.unet the mid railway and works reepiethdy Ind so relinquished aa aforesaidi. or any of them, or eny tart thereof. rind to member much power,. or any of thew. whether with relation to the keying of toll., rates, and deficit, or °Utast.. and otos to mite and co tribes fund. for or towards the efts.tnietioa. Inrantenanea. worlds'. NM red the said Mot, eart work% n.i.ctively mot :.° relinqubbeem m al= .. r.zr r ow itterzi or to "omen. to the said Ambengsts Fa 4.,” J00c0.... 6a11.9, 0, ,1... MEM r. 4. • V ... 14 .0...4 . Jowly. outlay ...lay lie acresl mein, Olf a r ilims. alki , OA ninny wait the saki Milton) So Great Northern Railway Company, and the Easters Company. or any or either of then. tad swam* te .see Into and carry into effort rsch afTliaßerneata mad toromeolo In reference thereto. or 1.. the worthy and ute of the aid anew and works mot so relinquith 4a- afortnni4l. either ntly or my be =Rainy Wm.' upon, between the raid AmberrAte. N to &elm and Factern Junction Railway Cominuy, the What Company. Watt Northern RitillM Company, and Ilaelern Rams) lloinpany. or an or either of theta ; awl to maids the= ruentl..nol Conunnko 1 ., l ed .mosey by illimmutgarc m a m a , for effect= the several oilafore/old. Ow those o amend the 1.0•14110. of the moteral Art. Ilusil mid to the mid t he Railway Company. be 01101{ Reo a lti •hron a. and the lilaslown Oortim busty Cespaniy . loPecklmlY Dated this lith day et Norenabir. DMA la RADING, GUILDFORD, sad RRIOATh "I=4 T - N - 4•7IgRA roItiMIZT A KINIT I A I IrIit 101.166.11104 rod RANTS RAILWAY). Eaten 12 811111211 pt Lyle APPLICATION inr=: "ftWlk.= rinks Marti e we are I. s ag ‘l6 - 211110 r w. Wined r la la a pdat rrillai ..... ....... MU ili aril 111 Yr rabli et arili a Ha sae Val lr aw„.. - iris fr ea ll a tirr em od to vort IM la• 11114 , 7 Z a n 11, Oa ..... W a jatalkileßat a Ir i tte w ramie= Me eaj99 eate IRO ,aa Laois Ye yor . a I. da t o 011121==tenie tie alley 114:111.9, •=l4l uA , la cr afar ty sil ll: Eire OA the A aa ~ i f ea IMO= to la lie earl ard et eaThearryt - m , ... ililli ilme oirAuriblialt ere 11011:9 tar s " a "" 'o=rrii . le=teuellelfulTerlrd .. taw VW rem le gd iataidl W "l' li Y . 26 • 2644 la 44. 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Et..... ddie ino a. yyt ee rneti el OW ear la rarearaiseeplrill="radi aim re p ri n e le rie Sinn "..".. ilia lie iv =..r....r.... . -a-saaow of Ilds woe ma imonatia iia Ert r epowaaa atialor. in rid 310112 . tHeerialletoire e =: die air id reh1191.........111111attran0 la o r .01....... - iettig.---z-- ..., ........z= ........A.... 011 ee u =4 l24 4 9 =2 9411111111 P0s yrkaitair_t_ . eee lie at her 9 ..ehli ttehlea all a th i n es e.'77 iey eall %PONS Illellara ilatleno elfin& le t3r lentieve lieaseß 1a tie No" of llovray, 41611.1.1111 8 Ind 1.111 at emered ma mob gait el a. old Leedom l4=ells flidiee2 se edema& sad le aeliorie Wor wed Hergery rad die Leadoilleartlea lerrartion ,le akar die 91612 6219194 22 Ira berg et rid wwd.* te arse Yee areemele tee dr wee lie e=6 wader. e gad arratiare Wre rid nrailles. Oeildieed. ird Iteleate = .. 2 elltereAraPreallejeu kw Ihe Unbt hCilla a re !Apr Ilalhow aid fur them - mat era illaratee la reeper . thereof. Ad U UMW 111t:0.i.,1t., the rid=d aro le emir Weirs a the rid Uri . HMI Met, awl it lienery,ol= o . f .'war dr I rre :newer. for the Ore Wag 1191 Ottilferd, a:d " am. 4., to ike eta their rear . eantaire, lie hue ed the Warm Rada: Or end lie Uwe el llie 1111riodsoa IM Itallany, l rtr o:274 l. l,Sr aa anseera, ard W el. We. . sad el tie Osloat rad Rat* Relleuro earn ii ler veal weeks eaderteenionres urea we eerierat atti re fe Fill .mz erape. sad lie arkerie law Header, 417didied, amid wrier lie wirarionon the Nam lee Ile dear lie Olidleeedo sea let to Rams. art lie Cersaalei aim on Mires tag ierraetarely torkau,e ele leard o le aver ileraerrals lee die re el lie raid Hain warlia w d ertaverleaer ...yeek, ay the ere Roadri, 0•11.1 ford. sad Renew Ocen• iiiiiiraler at yroptseton oim kw t o i s . . lira of i l l o mid Idle od . tutipbmi , klad i ttr a lo latetided by P T:e7old MIL to great ca • l m.= payreet d OAK raw. scat antln. upon or la meet of the raid mid Ileati Wereva Railway, Great Wanton Hallway, we WWII realm thereof rweettvelq. Hlrmlt4f•an. and Illellwar. Mini Wereeeter, ad VI otrernanneom 71.11- my, ma Oxford Int W. Railway, and 10 vary such LOU, are, awl Wain sal to mkt, vary, and estiagui47 other New tad pragenw to re wort el web tolln rata.. ant tenon sod also la area el tie Mere lie lamella sad Sonib.l6eotern Ital4 6 llreat Vole m array. mad * , weed bramition Melia, lit ail Orford Ratan), tlstgonl, WoraloW. 4.d Rea erlatoptoa way, 14,1 Oifor I ant Herm Halley remortireir. awl of tho orwral nathwa. meta, sad manor wee anwoweed therewith reopootirely. rtei HL. am, utionk.ii by the rid proyworal set to mond, a far as lEN le aa.woory for the towpown thereof, th e 11.241111. utOldfurd. ant Rowe &Wray 4.1, 181 i. ant the Heading, liundord, and &1011 e Sanwa! Amendment Art. VOL oaf the wren! ado folkways. or some el than famine to the West Maw= Hallway awl Ur brawler *roof, tin Hinonwham ail °abort Hallway, Ur Oxford. Worrier. Owl efolterhannoion Reilwar ia t m Oeford sad Romig Beam% ma 131. brim an 1 ibonn Worn ithat I. SO .111 lOW sod perwrel ..w. z, a .. W Mani IV., elxoW ; 6 Wire IT.. eimptare 36. x Ti? ; 1 V Storm. Aspen 91, 92. {A x ed II; ? t Vleterle. olit= 2 k 3 Tieterta. 0.14, T. 4 a 4 V cerefitelf 106 ; 4 a 5 /Mr ,w a; 5 V ieta .MlAer 3: i k ornies 2. dare r 26; .. 11 : V e le a tert EWA/4; r 4.., 5.1„ ..... y.... 14. 168 m4 lit e lo4 21 k m ietopt . Vier 14a . 0 kind.. I'o .. lig, . . 6, n 7, , 399, Med M. 147 M i'leturia. etainen al. ft 91. 101. 139, 1!, lOC VA. fed 23: 11 aII Victoria, .114,tein Al, 71 136. 74. In. lid, 2033. Maid 131 ;4 & 6 William 4. c WiPte' 44; i Victoria. chapter Ti 6 Vie rea, draws 20; 4 a w l Vict elia4= l. l ,. sad 32; 71 9 Vire* clatters .1 l lB ;$ 0 9 166 sad ISt ; 10 It 10 tirorr. &Weal MA 131. 174. 17nr. 173. sad IN; le a 11 Vitoria. &spew* 61. 11S, 14.1. 249. aad 244; 11 It LI YU MA:. spasm AL ert. iv. and 126; 61 Gene 111.,eleater 198 • 10 a 11 117; a A 9 Vitali, dotter al ; 10 0 11 "ak. =tin Ittred, mid 67 • 11 a 12 Vitoria. Aspic 76 117 lll la); i s ifietofts, &WA? 243; sad 11 V Welk fibererX.iated loth Nor.. 1648. 1101:10602 =UN, and . 1..f . tm . .......14.. LOUTH -EASTERN RAILWAY.— REMOVAL I t of RESTRICTION AGAINST OPENING the TUN/MIME 1 LS sad HASTINGS sad AIM VOID and HASTINGS LINKS; 1 IRV I VAL and GRANT of COMPULSORY POWERS for PUS. CHASE of LAND; •LTERATION of ROAD Lad LIMELS: . VT 11AMMOATS. NOTICE IS HERMIT GIVIIN. that APPLICATION to tm laded to he took to PARLIAMENT In the analog mama. kw lienve 1,, hrna, no a ani N rood .• moor ow owo of eto em !amid to u e ninth rev .4 the retge of her Moot WOWS. Whaled ' An tot to authorise the youth-Sites Railway Maplay to mike a ' Barmy fr.. Terthrbke Well, to yoga the Rye sad Mtherd lialeaske of the 1.10.M0n, Lewes and Iladlopoltallway mar Ileetage.. so loath as 1 it Mall am la lawful for the aid Cowpony to ..psa ts mos the railway by that art antborked to he erode all front [lmol a:is to Ashford doll bore ban ownploted. Aad It le thie bleoled iy the laid bill to authathe the old South/irk:en Railway Company to ther the level. of the lethmenuoned railway at me mar a pant .4o mch railway marked twenty throe mike and fo ur fat Mai to the tams referred to no the hot montiohol act. to two of the jusoctios of the sad railway with the line of the Hosting., 44 e. awl oford Est...don .4 the Stiebteas. Loos. nod Hosting. Railway, coo veil 1 011-4 hiss,, oar Lathan Fano. in Ow parbh .4 °tootling, In the Jana) .4 sawea. sad the other of such j• octlum being at Lid. lain Hill Venn, in the WOO meta and county, a ..leh elteratiero will he ertoth situate In tim nverni per . of Wattleld and Outalutg. to the some roomy. Ail it I. aim intended hy the aid bill to repeal or ally ,o much of in art pawed in the gala sad Guth can ci the reign of her promo Ilaitaty, hello ed “ An set le amide the MAW i. Lewes, and Ilinatll.4. Raw; Comitsay to rhea Rallway from Morbithe. in the meaty of Stam, to tsbord, in the meaty of KCAL no enacts that as tort of the railway thereto , antiongioal to he tranderred to, or authabed to he oade by. the Soutii-Notern Railway Comps's:. dull hampsold to the petite, nor ant toil token In reopeet Onnotf by the Suallothatern Rail. way Cominny, enti the coropktion and opening of the patios of the sone rodeo, MY Irma, abielt the Meats a pact la the garish of to L, ant and the melba lotendol to to oak In the porta of the Holy Trinity. Ilsoitim, and to olive. m moons of that porUon of the lute from inisereathe Garold to A.btord sfortoid. which le Mime be moth the punt at Hooting. m irked ewe mite and d,O ftOloOlp Opini the ohm , r Served to to ado net. awl the point not the Meer Saber. at Rye. marked twohe sale. ...VI torbe.to tito.ll the ante ileno. the *spiral wort of melt act I.' the cwmpulsory purethes of la a h and lem.e. Awl it leaho inimadai lig the aid bill to amble the Company to alter MA aPtif Ur loset.l the turiallathol kWh.' hem Warden to Rye, fa the tlbtaaat a 1:14 lads a Itheatbegia In vor ants the town of Rye. la the pooh a Ilith, a the othaty of tintwei, fee aces elormiently tool o oarna howdy iambs nib lathigthe nod me the New authorind bYowy the l hat r theotiowal aeL sad to wrier, land. and bosom ler Out * I wilatakka or agreentest. wads oald ahostiono. awl the Mob mellows,. so to be poithased ot afersold, MR be wholly Melts be the edd torah a Kis. And It a. the Intended In the old Mil to authorlo the said South Eaa iot,at. ormaripri es tea railway ~tat he aim and oven Meow em lbw Gam relorred to In the hotosiodthal: set, to • pant as cli r alheaj=ll ) oath vill 1b ski r,an M i s r, Ow Lad P. I. abut betathal by the aid blll is authorise the South Patera lousy Coogan le pationeet he olingehina or agreement. earlobe hob mei hear a the path of IL Math Magdalen, Hennomiwy, in the moth of farm, faith ithinos et aeaveyone the mane to the Cor psman ~t the Santa this Oa tore a the Peon hnunmar School of Queen Misaleth of the thebblemen at the parish of It, Oho. Boath ook. puroant tn the eg ea Act gamed In the tenth and ...„. th 7 .... 04 th . a b,,,, g ....,,,n Moot) , 'minded " An Act l e stt .hk, 0,,,, g,, g it,. Ratithy Colman, further to widen the Loreto est Grethath 1141theth. and to Warm their Loudon Midge heath' 14.1 le it 0h... Wooded be the aid MI le aothothe the tieuth.thoteen 1=1;oos t aoy to croo k amt. Gar. et Oa no tar, ntaantly or to all wet tongate roads wait rub* footways, sagas and ethr highway., One% thatene. awes, Glom N • l4 111.1•16... lIMI.K mthrOlO. uMasao Maga the torahs athsold. or some et the., a. bay n b e 4 =ry OD Win.. amt. Mer. WSW OP FS IV of the wawa AM it L. Got Wooded by the all MI be an a Magda s$ oath. 110 right* and prhilerew canaagled with the kthis la bower. mow w takes for the MOM Or Thigh woad a my rum muted. or lailegfien=l i he elthanthiellaig, a Mg .1 them. and to corder ether ADM wall&Alls• AM ~,the is berth; I t erlte . r . V. that wisest e ... „ .... the aid letenhol alteratim of the road Rio. and a the Weiser! Nom to be aloes ma s on the thipeonewo,tegether with • /oak .1 referee. to stash pleas centaigeng the =mese the Saa r tested tome. or Math and et the MO hthisimodhoomot also thesded other ato mob of the frank samodthe b JAM ied a leo in the aid meth of Othethog moo the path ithoteet. hoeing the leak theme le priegmed to be altered; iodates thonda onalions of mouth el the Sid saws; from Tout:wage Welk kilbjrltye sad Anthard EMMONS Of the Brtghtnol, Lem. sad Railway,. Mt be the mid width of Weakly! and Goosting, ilea the Hob ategeold„ ohnering the both Korea a. propmed le '''' SUM . leol abe a copy a the settee ten the MR as pubildwal la the Logo Waste. GU he stemwittal fa WSW lontertan .nor before the )se dot .4 N....ether In•leat, with the oket - ot.the Totes .._. for ___.- the mmli of Sumo, at ' ltio name at Loom : Ind • Tv, .. . 0 ' M. "' .. ..... lam sod maim as relates to the enteral peroM le whkh the aid eart . are promol to le wade, together with a copy .4 ouch Go kV . make as dureold, MS le awaited no or bets: the aid loth 4 of Noreeriler bleat with the lands clerks of ouch puha. m a dimly. at their resoctive midmost aW *OM i. ben by further given, that it b. ant Intended to the old Hi to se e loom 0.. oahle the Mid :Lath Emtern Railway Company /' amnion ani olorethe. either out of their corporate Moat or nut .4 Oar canal to le raised for ant parpo.6P. • am nr sum. of name/ ao , •we Uwe looLtaculaoSO ur 144111110bn.01 of .41am OumintioiCatlon t 'N M the wisral path of the countiot of Kraft and Sams, ap. , 1 "" 0 rbod o to be mooched to the South Mann ILailirm. nr an; iment a tam orninhee thereof, awl the Tert.tuo pen* on the Conti. ra,:d , 4 Eutaw and aim to charter or hire. purthowe or thattruct. awl lc O. maimon. and mak stereo loot. or mine visage, and to enter :...) mama. or sereement. with soy ) scam packet cempany. or w,Wwl know Moue, or oolong, awl navitming othoolsote aol tom with rotenone to the otabildnuent of dominate led V'kd , muounkation with the Continent, and to take tells and farm Tao of orb stesoboaht or oth er week l It h the preteen d In the old Mil. awl so for m may be deemed Othaits fur the . Gore 4, to alter, mond. retool. eelaree, or es. ITI T. Prwere=ao id 5..4 the iterelobefoo manhood ad.. sn o t •• . •heaviest NM of parliament hereinafter mentioned ithat is to I W . We wool Ms 'Mowing. directly or indirectly relating to or affect * the thus SWO 't Railway V.4.10.7..b1d. set. 11 ... 11 Wd I ""M i . , ' E . 4141 .06.01 V in the paves priters cutiOn thewof me Will WA lu . * • i m ut, u l.lll V iet esp. ...3. tol n Viet.. out 41. 2nd and 3,1 Viet.. es 3 v .0•10 N. 5111 net.. ran ts 3, 6th and 71h VkL. Gap. M Ith Tim. cum. Id eta on. 755 eat 144 Tia sod Oh Viet., OK 11. and el ell and at Viet— thin I IM In aidfoe ittet Viet. 1-. li , it awl 64. kb and Mb Va. rap:. 31 1 sad 33". Jul Ind 11 th 'T.. SOK lot aad Ile. "'WOW I'M day or N.....wr lad TILLEARD. NO* S. and FREEMAN. Old Jewry. .----___ MM &IS. WILLIAM LAMOND sal On, mock aaA &art morn brolcarn and Tann? voW. al hat to *atom theta Mood. ind dr arai llisal laina; BUT and ILIA ail &written. of RAILWAY Wall awl foratna .to timing and A ellZslirel p ialt in. : altmrn W. L. aY Ota also bag as iatia et Wiwi ism. tali . I , l l l ! ...A. rated EASY Rego( Comerree. cc ore el ivesesszellreilisellimMul. As 1. 150. t)RE•iENTS ViIrMDIV 811 - 711 Tr - ;ESENTS for 465, —/AW3, 14 an lr TIM! X 801/11111LTS VACTVR y the meet eseetaed hy the ens ameteeturere, arn il i bb felrethatla deers HtonW coaate, - Pr. r.r. NEW HYACINTH GLASS (R. Rbterave. SALA). SPILL CASll,_"Ceide at a ere" N. MTh. 3a. sad upwaee. SALTCELLAR, la deans orsanuated with shrimps sal me wed ; with Spoon. Ms the palr. SALAD SPOON sad FORK. la tarred wood, Z 1 Ts. Ml6*: WIT mad Sher, at rakes twice. BIREAD-lINI FR. Caved wend Malls, 14 ; aimed Ivory Maas, Ma sad BRItArretTTER. la carved wood, 1. to W.; Porwildn. 111 to • plain anmsl, 3. nd. CH RENE I FE. carred-weed lamb. ; Ivory handle. Its ell EErie MAIL whi t er ved-wood border. 41. and upward, BUTTER DISH, in wind-wood, with Mina of elas or clun. BUTTER-M(1 N. with carved-wood handle and plated Idado, 21.; 1.117115a4k sod after Made. a, CARVING KNIFE and FORS. abides be coned with dicta the pair. VIM RATING-KNIFE, at various alba. MPH CARTING-KNIFE end FORK, is silver and plated roc4lo. 10. sad Willi JO O . n g t .lo 9 sbAr HI. J. Tuweoood' , 16.; with a1d1116041 d1116041 1101121 P. WATER JUO, anamelled eltre... k t i. lfs., and uremia Red , A.R.A. tiOSLICT, to 17 1 ,11111 CARAIFE sad TUMBLE In cesmelled da.5.171. A MUSTARD POT. "The Mika Teams.' In Pastas. W.; and ta • SA LTCELLAR par ,to earthenware. A dolphin with s 6. Id. the . CAMELLIA TRAPOT. In HAMM& metal. surmounted to Pavan arm, pc, ; to 'aver, II mbar ; or plated metal, 40. IR. Red. vow. A.R.A. A TEA-CADDT, is wood. Mt°. pelt.. A TRA-CADDY SPOON, la Mated metal. N. M.: In alms. f 3 10e. CRRAM JUO, ta opal Mem %id and upward.; la Paha, L. 6d. WINK TRAY, to paper miche Rolgrase. A.R.A.I. 60. sad DrIVI L ERS In eminelled minors IR. Redgrave,A.B,Ll, l37. Me pair. WI NN GLASS. In enamelled colours, do CHAMPAGNE CLANS," Rubbles ifurelbut." enamelled la 0006 rs sad gamma. oil. J. Townsend-1 Tarim. price. BiIIISERT KNIVES and PORES. with eMourod handles. hie 'arrant.. chord.. filbert. nimberrkeonnwberties. and ni t re= KAM bade, 10s. each. VINTAGE DECANTER STOPPERS, in Wow and in &Piro OR, to various pee... 0. C. Ileceley.) CANDLIITT IC RN. -The ceneme, Is china, Mimed by H. J. Tom► end. las. M. par. MATCII BOX. "TM REM, TOW>, in ~ex pries, 3.. FLOWER VASE IR. liettpme, A.LA-1, to TIMM 71. ; Mowed MP& 42. BRIDE'N IYKNTAND, to porcelain 0. Ball. 41 IJ.. and upward. BRIDES IN RATAN In diver and la 11101411 gleam prim; In Moms. fcl or. and upwan.b. with marble tow. 116611N0 CHILDREN. MP* weleW to salon. 6. in Polies; IM inelnL PAPER KNIPE, to maid. with gib blade, In norecto one. 36a sad upwards. ARCHITECTURAL TRUSSES. to Terra Cotta IJ. Bon), _.113 with. SHAVING-POT. is oythesuwn, " Hems bard al sod beardbmi . 4 sad eversad. Dish sad brink dr. CERBE ars. door porter. la Pon. • PAPER to ham Pletwoi on. NRACKETN. aimed week SI is. the pair. sad Mow& PA PIER-MACHR CLOCK-CASHto. Oat various mice. L.,•11131% TIM GREEN NLAYL s sihmonite. by Illoom Piro Y ?vim, OIL SHANSPICARE, • otataats, he Parisa. Z 3 3. ; aito la Braise, 6111 I. J. AMU TRAGEDY and COMEDY, statuettes, la Parlan. each t 33. 0, Da) UNA AND Till LION, s stritsett• 0. 10 . in Pale& lh sad let bronze. DOROTHEA. • etatuetto Bell., In Pastan, 11a.; sad to bream £74 b. CL PuIse ORIN DN. 2. a statuette ecanenloa te Damara; la /A PRAY F.R, • statuette (3. Bela. to NALL ;Of with relented ham, 3114. THE s statuette a. 80. la Pastan, 24.; or with OW leased base, SA INFANT NEPTUNE 111. J. Tolman& • ealicear in Padua 070; In Meer and In clear% at JIM re various Mks. ady. CHARITY, a .tetuctte, by Mr R Westmscott. THE NYMPH. • Muse for the aintert. In Term CMS. life she, WRIT 11- Wasamell6. Tits " UNA' BROOCH. Parim sod mold. The „ DORCITH* BROOCH. Pastan amt Ha. The CUPID BROOCH, " I'M Maya, - by Nell. to Iron-A NIGHT LAMP • A HAT STA • C ELLA RWT LA Ni LBO ARD ; TIM-URN ; TEA sad OOP POT; BEER JUG, M. • CATALOOUR, wlth tweaty-four doelps. ma by Jamb Cape 11, Old Boadetreet, ea receipt of three pods. Itallefa 00610 1 7 ° esecated on receipt Ms post- . arm BBWARE of IMITATIONS of W. 101)00Citel Pt' I. YON 10 RAFEBB. 4'rew.fe l •4teem ie disrt- awbehen, peters wr i ter o site of Sib Wiliest" usellsile IR *ors nal.; the wards " Pr. =I ..."*..2r..1.10.1.0...... s rod ground in the Serermilli hod; without which an ate counterfeit" and es la ___lc LOCOL • 1111WATZ111 dos taint tehof end a rapid am of +fia.,.. coda% rid ell disorders of the Irma awl linen ...__.• dears and soh& reqs thaw most far ~mg sod "M.w• ths vitae tom a i PI .., .......cre10.... .1‘ IL M. lat e x ar ig br iat akies : DA il t...:=1 C... Tifivittlii CAUTION. A. ROWLAND sad A scram t =ta ib tasi me r4iV a era maiNag CrgEttairra mmilkiftle. am re isi l wil sal os, . ma . war 11111011 M. it AO Ike "la tla aai man rakci elks OM a ALT ark aka Ism or =arida_ rib al ra hal Ir. iii7 — i . . ROWLAND a guilt" Vidr i romla . art Ik me Nemo. vet., :WO t NI. P. AIMEE HUNDRED AND ONE, . no Maws at 301. Illeast. bag to STRANDen thalb tee Med hap* a SAME'S . IL I li"ft wilVer a re k ellbilab ill tNtemg °" =mbos Ns elm fie el dada lee mem dee* dm% allt sedueeerad Direakey web be teitabbeil drolly. 7HZ VERY BEZT BLAtIE 'MA. ..... ~,..... law atid et Imbie ISM 111.10814 014 low id* the allebbed Wu at tbe /deed die Am • be a _Wet, 61 ."===.4 arrow.= br k b_ lafts defflesead blab et emmereld thee =weir- I= artOOLtra rd ISENT eteeloperl i d bee Metee, 1.18 " 111 1116 Sea len r a le the we r' Ssewill. le 'nee lhairal pee pemlor treberjea _be be_ Use prin. DiMebell It . eels tar% el L.r. sal tralt al Val W . Ingtitlli . 1.0190r — F lOUOERE'S CELEBRATED OVERCOATS. • MA TOMER; a A Volohlt stmt. tailor to Ms Royal lIUi,- .—Pi is MUM. nadir ausamitiyallastae a( adebasal Vreallau. Wass vas W Mama awry whammy aad magmas la as ad adtalM ma aria ai ao path b i e:= proviad aMI4 trai n4d Erdri l ttlYtra OVERCOAT. ark pram will rata M bows anamut ado, and whir av warm. IMAM, sad canfoyable a• fur. Altbaaih as as to a oultwhie datara weavara the prltt oon • haartily Ma Mr VOUGERE Cha mar' what, Ma mat —Moreau Chroaida Avery rztr„... eat Is AMES 101,10 ERE. CulAdVarra. .ohiagaide, Lauda," Canary Agana mated. THE MOST APPROVED STOVES.—The de erred for the CHUNK sad 11110 TA ffrovEß (mangey isantrit ani eoethhal issu. naelred. ). ated embers havlo ane fftroittlwlro =lt 41Vitiwtoldir,a0=.117.1b thdr eeinisiy. and osfety. plebs the ba sloe years the; have rwibiemu. ef peat emigre Is the 11.1roota of the WWI, • •1 16 • 10, helePah 4llBl Ihreellhea the 64 and eight. elth Wyk Or t i arli .. .WIRT auseiles.—Partioatin with troaotale de ; ......n, 18e — el l et i r k -111111ain N. Hurt ° realt i E w ail lsegril liwkal ls tis a kt " efai pwalesen terilkb lairs v i rt:l "en to lamec t i IL-1111, Am. west a emmuset : sad No. 1. Sevonan. one& is warmest Mi. Jam% ?stmt. vw, a. ws oiled leg. NEW GAS BURNERS.—RoyaI Letters Patent.— TV* masa are: The Star. The Comet, The Golden, The Ohm, fa Mb& add The Rebeettm Burnes. It to prored.beyoull doubt, by mid is dad pa engineers. that no other gas burner.. bear rem. =l* thew Welt ea ,midis the light. No smoke emitted. le Mg eenemnical an.l the moat elegant of all. The Impreveinanta w es =all should have them.—Seimatific Opinion. ,r). Royal Polyb.chnic Institution, Oc.ober 214,11148. ftr.—Alter a careful mandminovi of your now gas burners, which I hare boded In comparison with the beat hitherto known, I sin ann. mead to acknowledge that your event (Veneer, la selector to all *them egenerny and in the pertly of tho thine preheat by It. Hy the imige, yet truly sclentlee, arrangements of your burners. you bare sameedul 'elle:oy In obtaining the proper saucy of air, both In quantity and lesition thus. the dame Is at all them study, and in tently luminous while cram under ruddenly leen:mod prommrs, or daring draught.. d air. no smoke Is given off. I remain. ear yours fai th fully, Jogsßyas, M.D., LL.D., Professor of Chemistry. Mr. Itleherd Clark. dtraryd. The whole ef the burners are constantly burning at the Beard shrnent m d •lN the lNar. 447. Wed Weed Metropeitan Light. eager of Adetaldastroet. ent —RICHARD CLARK, et:Ardent CARPE IL—Splendid designs in Tapestry, at 34.9 d. rod 4s ; but Reim* Nu 44.; Nun ~mud Nooreloth. bk 6d. yard ; and yard4rido tree& &ham. at is 4.1= per ICIMLI.NT, sad CUMMING have IMMO VED tbetr swats the City to No. 4. Itegeodetrook Matortoopiaeo loppolla I lowdl end Jaseakl. They an ~Ng of wend thawed yards at the above toe prim, sad every otter deeertottoa M McPMIMI alma/ reameable. Turkey atruete. &masks for oartalue. to DUNN'S fine ABBAND LAMP OIL, 49. 6d. Per ram. I. equally applicable., for the .*load, sotat. French fountain. and every derrlption of latent oil lawn. The charactertetim of this oil are the .trentth and brilliancy of light, erithoutoonoko or melt, VA ea tronc purity. as It well not corrode the mo.t delicate lamp. It, grader nommen In the downera4 C 011,41111141011 Cullltanil with other fl4 aad W not chilling with the cold. I fall a noun, or operant. will ho are mllaw trlaL —0,41 only by JOUN DUNN and 00., uV eannonwtreet. City. VRAUDB on FARMERB.—See the AGRICUL TURAL GAZETTE awl GARDENERS' CHRONICLE of Saturday. The linelertene Cbreatele may he onlered of any own. weeder. U": tA.. *tango.] to ea free by posY flake for adrertite meta and aoutnustkatloaa, 5. Upper efelltngtowdreet, C.oreutuardee. Lawton. INT HEAT FLIES, with woodcuts. See the AO RICVI.TVRAL GAZETTE AN 11 GARDENERS' cnaos ICLE of Siturday. The Arrleultural (Ar.ite maybe ordered of AG new. agent., prim lii. Isetkly. 4m.uns.l oru l'roo Omer for aommanlstion. sni advertlwemetn. w.OuvrooAlrert,, Vowent -.Men Luna., THE PROSPECTS id FARMING. By Mr. Hewer? DlJl..—flee the AGRIeULTURAL GIAZNTTI: GARDRIIIIRAY CHRONICLE of SATURDAY. Tbo Gardeners' Chronicle Up be ordered of any nee. aeons ;Mee .tatopod to Ke Me by plea-01110e foe communications and advertisements 0. Upper Wellinctonstrect, G - men Garden, London. Tho following ara . OFYIVIC. TRE TREE lb formation and Itip " omene ma gamma Var g a( asilmegi 'Balm ddingDove Bedding, ti thume of year. Bub of Won of plank day. ..lettafl3nd+ B•=1. 71 1 ::: d late DM. prepustke at. ion eurtnaot god ==r g isie • sop 01111/. l*.f •1e Imai. Winn , / WWI wind = m inwlie Milan ww. Maw womb , role at tho OA/l EM:RS' CIIRONICLE per Welliestonwtreat„ thrall& Landon 3. 6d. postage frac, nest cloth. ROgE.—Practical Instructions for .1 Cullum, illustratal ru. 24 woodcut. ltaprlnted Chronicle," telth addlUonal natter tithe author CoIITUTS: Planline mat, mange senithut a dbitaner, ment of web be. ibtortenlag hcagio. Prtudne for team he.; caw proper for plantation7ft the !airport ail hight traitiorat of 7g2 aeote free Basictifiernat sada aa sae roe dank Ronk &cat fit d *Amble meta for Waft( *Wm pimb• _ _ _ Sei b qtreataeent of Awe Vas Moots sod hole, choke of Pboote for budding woo, sod their ed. ansoms, Shod% keetend am. sod rorsoring thorns rboote de out for .tor- the mow PrOcuf &:olour. see, t ; Porte for _ t epeence 44 Wane up, °LURING. Aphtlen. to koep down growas, renwits on Graft, Moan( up on I itniAlnx Ore tlnc. utrantngo Onatin4. Jlmadventag., Operation In Offen:iv mouth. Proliminat7 observe, Uoru Bose+. catalogue sod brief .I,,eriptlon of a fon g. rte tkion. preparation =4 luvrtion of &ton, choke and ar rangement of Stack, pnparation of • rrry nix. A reketb,n of varieties Co lla misol between budding aridigrattins. Sams _ tilmaisit DM, It. et I. fire ZS wino for dietribatien amoneri enttrko Tenantry. THE COTTAGER'S CALENDAR of OAR DNB OPERATIONS. By Jesters PAXTON. °AMOK" to his One, the Duke of Devonshire. he. &sprinted fww We Ga rd e n ers' Clecinfels." Above *AO mr. alma) Dem ee4d. AM= Lille. igageothus Aesgeosts 422:11111 lhrotleuclla 011.1ae Oonerhe g rrles Waftle i Green fly :Own I Lleartecaes Herta I ieT)3etHill Perennials II elv.trope Hollyhock, Wavy...ale Hyacinths lipirangeag I .l, n•lvin Cram Kidney Berne Laming Layering Lecks Leptotiphone Lettuce Lobellaa Leeds* Pride Lyelmis. Delable M arjoram Marjoram Manures i. Marvel of Peru " Meeemhrreathemema Myaeaetle Mat to , tard M &ultra= Newham mephitis 93notbere benne Pinto Planting Plums Polyanthus P.tat.44l Privet Pruning Proisuatc by cuttings Pyruantha Rash-het Ranunculus lia. m nbcrrlcs Ri R..,lat. Reee Rue Rugle Tama Sane nalclan t rgsge Scarlet Runncr Beans Scads Son Maley or Thrift Scs.kalo Select glowers Select Vcipannlestrrin quo :I°!!'"lr°P. APPIBB Barß.t Aaricakka lamas Beet BiotaWm Black Fly Basta, Llat ot, f , ,r Cot. - Bone* Wwen-J. Boz edgings Hrucoo *tomb Sprouts Badding Baas Cabbies Owl= Womb/fee CallSonakia Alum& OimPmobs Omistiose Own* QuiMoven =es Mr - — Liars air Roes (newt ChinsChirsathemuns Cht." MAIN awns Us . Stcw. Rucks strawberries Summer Savory Sweet Ikdtnn Thorn IleJew Thyme nu,.Wit Parusin T an Tun tu Turnips Vie Cookery Ibuolsonsig Cations Vines Virsinian fitoeks Walidowers Willows Zinnias US WS Mg i *WM Omen Imperfels Comables CaltitalTs of flower Perak. I Par n .l .l l Peaches Pea , haulm Pears Pea. Pelargoniums Perennial. Puritan Iris , Petunia. I Phlox , Mg. Mated Ith %regal le Gardeners* Chrentrie -- Currsats Dahlias Dolores ra * tooth Violets Eihibitross. trartrartnl article. for Fem. al Protraction Fruit Fruit Cookery Pub&bed re the -7 ( Oflab 0.1 1 00. WAS' of bd. am& copy ; or lei , &livered webers is lie &bleier. Jams ' J. peerellee.lBo. re .. 25 for thetribot . Loudon, oil • I Itiathesv. at the med. Loodoo. Acrlcuituri nUettO Lawton. at the ran wt Cu[Wsa T..‘nrotry • - • - - --• • - re "gibe being mu sad male payable at W HAT TO EAT, DRINK, AND AVOID; wdb DM TOW fro all ComilMion. M IL/. Ccivisvms.. W..D 1LL0.1., L.A.0.. ke. W ONMows.—Um be Won prim More knew. • owl gpit=strar. asd a oi l . M M so Aummos of iM mmeoll IMM. Woo____. .j.......,Mi• mot dollwed " moMMOis. W SWIM thi Maw = 8 andIIMIPPIN Mg Milk la heft IM IMM paned of To be a Zia Palaseibirrow ; Chrna -. 14". 11.0. Mmt: Wokly W. ; dm. 457. WII Maid ;or dime .trom be wiMMIII MANIFESTO OF LOUIS NAPOLEON.—INTER FERENCE OF FRANCE IN BEHALF OF THE POPE. PARIS, TIMIDLY, 5 30 P.M. The prindpol oddest of conversation to-day has been the course to los adopted by France in consequense of the events whisk have taken place at Rome. A pa s loz o d m i sa nressisn has been produced by the limb la the Amenably, that the govern not hid nossined not an expe dition to secure the pannal freedom of the Pops. This measure will highly favourable to the sandidateship of Gen. The Catbilis gaily , which has not yet mud any opinion as Is Ike candidates, will pro. A kiegraphin despatch has been seat today to Marseilles, announcing that France will sadism to adopt the same policy in reference to the kolossits of the church that she has always hitherto hawed. This measure has been communicated to Cloud Mostalembert, and has elicited from him an :Misof satisfaction. The military expedition r be commanded by General &dean. The following is a note of what passed in the National Assembly to-day : A question having been asked relative to the affairs of Italy, General Cavaignac replied that the government had received aceounbs of the movement which had taken plass at Rome on the 18th inst., and had sent by telegraph ordering a brigade of 3,500 men to embark im medi ately at Toulouse sad Marseilles for Civita Vecchia. He added that hi.Corcelke bad been ordered on an extraordinary mission to Rome, with the view of assuring the personal liberty of the Pope, and offering him an asylum in France. The French government did not intend to interfere in the political affairs of Rome, or of employing troops otherwise than in securing hie holiness from personal control. Gen. Cavaignac then proceeded to read to the Assembly the instructions given by the Minister of Foreign to M. Comilla as follows: My dear Cidleagere,—Yon know the deplorable events which have taken pine in the city of Rome, and reduced the holy father to a sort of Captivity. In consequence of them events the government of the republic has just decided that four steam frigates, carrying a brigade of 3,400 men, should be sent to Clefts Vecchia. It has also decided that you should repair to Rome as envoy extraordinary. Your mission has for its object to interfere, in the name of the French Republie, in order to restore to his holiness his per. weal liberty, if he has been deprived of it. If ever it en tered his intention, considering circumstances, to retire for a while to the territory of the republic, you will ensure, es mush as in your power lies, the realisation of that wish, and you will insure the Pope that he will experience from the French nation a reception worthy, of them, and worthy also of the virtues of which he has given so many proofs. You are sot authorised to interfere in any political question pending at Remo. It belongs to the National Assembly alone to determine the measure* which the government of the republic shall adopt for the re-establish ment of a regular situation in the states of the church. For the present you have—in the name of the government ' which sends you, and which, in so doing, remains within the limit' of the power confided to it—to secure the liberty of the pipe and respect for his person. On your arrival ' before Cavite Vecchia you will land in person, and pruned to Rome to confer with M. d'Harcourt, with whom you will come to an understanding, and act afterwards jointly, in compliance with the Instructions given to you lay the government. You will cause the troops at your; disposal to land, either at Civita Vecchia itself, or wherever that force may with safety co-operate in insuring the success of our minion. Measures have been adopted to reinforce that brigade, if necessary, and you will no doubt receive subsequent and more detailed iestructions if the National Assembly should consider them indispensable. i I cannot too often repeat that your minion hos not, and cannot have, for the moment, any other object than to ensure the personal safety of the Pope, and, in an extreme case, his temporary retreat on the territory of the republis. You will take care to proclaim loudly that you are not some to interfere, in any respect, in the differences that divide to. day , dad holy father and the people he governs. The re- %Odic. moved by a sentiment which is an old tradition among the French nation, repairs to t h e NINNNIOS of the parson of the Pops. In entertains no other intention. Your minion is a delicate one. It requires a great clearness of view and appreciation. The government of the republic places every confidence in the sentiments that will direct you. 1 must also call your attention to the use you may be obliged to make of the troops confided to your superior direction. Their landing must only be effected within the very limited range in which it may be possible for them to act with efficacy in obtaining the sole object of your minion—the security of the Pope. It is possible that the events may suggest to yo 4 amenities which I cannot foresee. In that case you will have to apply without delay for the orders of the government of the republic, which, according to circum stances, and the propositions you may submit to it, will act oa its own impulse, or atter consulting the Assembly.— Receive, &c., (Signed) The Minister of Foreign Affairs, ri cute BASTIDIL —Pans, Nov. 27, 1848. The official journal of lut evening confirms the re ported departure of the Pope from Rome. His holi ness is said to have arrived at (Alibi Vecchia; but,. notwithstanding the statement pat forth in the journals, I am assured that the Pope has not sailed for France, but for Naples. It is understood that the Archbishop of Paris has applied to General Cavaignac for a frigate to be placed at the disposal of the Pope, and that the chief of the executive power has a,sured M. Sivour that all he can do shall be done to usist his holiness. I learn from an official Pearce that Austria has accepted the offer made by the mediating powers to hold the conferences for the pacification of Italy at Brussels. This acceptance was the last act of the Wesaemberg cabinet, and Prince Schwartzenberg on accepting the government, immediately ratified it, and expressed at the same time to the represen tatives of the mediating powers the strongest desire to enter immediately on the negoti ations. M. Bastide, however, objected that it would be more advisable to wait until the President of the Republic is named. Lord Palmerston has so quieeced in this. The mediating powers have also agreed that the armistice should be prolonged through out the winter, and in consequence Austria has en gaged not to attack Venice by land or by sm. The Sardinian gcvernment hu at the same time also engaged to retain Admiral Albini with the Sardinian ilk et, at Ancona. A considerable number of the representatives who voted in the majority on Saturday evening have ad dressed letters to the journals, to explain that their vote had no other signification than this, that they saw no reason to retract or reverse the decree of the Assembly . passed en the 28th June in favour of General Cavaignac, after the suppression of the insurrection. They disavow any signification having reference to the candidateehip of the presidency. The Bien l'ablie of this morning publishes the fol lowing manifesto of Prince Louis Napoleon : Lutes Napoleon Bonaparte to his Fellow-citisens,—To recall me from exile you named me representative of the people. Oe the eve of the election of the first magistrate of the republic, my name presents itself to you as a symbol of order and security. These testimonies of so honoursble a confidence are rendered, I am aware, rather to my name than to me, who have as yet done nothing toe my country ; but the more the memory of the emperor affor ds me its patronage, and inspires your suffrages, the more do I feel hound to declare my sentiments and my principles. There must be no mirconception between us. I am not an ambitious titan, who sometimes dream of the application of subvenive theories. Educated in free countries, in the school of misfortune, I shall alwa ys remain faithful to the duties which your su ff rages shall impose on me and the will of the Assembly. lf I am named president, 1 ' will not re treat berme any danger, before any sacrifice, to defend society so audaciously attacked. I will devote myself wholly, with out mental reservation, to the consolidating a republic, wise in its laws, honest in its iitentions, great and powerful by its acts. I shall engage my honour to leave, at the end of four yore, power consolidated, liberty untouched, and a real pro gress accomplished. Whatever may be the result of the election, I shall bew before *he will of the people; and my concurrence is given by anticipation to any just and firm government which re-establishes moral as well as physical order, which effectually protects religion, family, and property, the eternal bases of all society, which takes the initiative in all reasoaable reforms, calms animosities, reennoline peril's, and thus allows the disturbed essatry to rely ea the morrow. To rimotablish order, is to meters madame, to provide, by establishing creditair a t ia l temperary hoolliency of reewarms,—to restore praperity. Toyerehtt religion and hinny, is to seem the liberty amid* and the liberty of instruction. To protect peepevty, w is to mdatain th tte ig in e vi p : n ia= the prod: f oe of hamisions of civil liberty. securi tys to"tl: !ohm that be elated, the following appear to me the louturgent r. adept each rigid moniamy as, without in jury le the paws sankse, will allow a diminution of the most ommeies homises of the people ; to entourage enteeprises, arida, lordoseisping tha *hos of agriculture, may in Franoe sad Algeria said employmeat to unemployed artisans ; to provide fee the old age of the operative &Mos by suitable institutions; to introduin into our industrial laws the ' orations cosh toad net to ruin the rich for the advantage of the pomr, bet to hand the welhre ash cm the prosperity of all ; esseesia within jut limits the number of SPAIN. Advises from Madrid, of the 23rd het., announce the resignation of General Cordova, captain-general of Catalonia, who, it was mid, would be replaced by Lieut.-General M. de la Concha, who commanded in Portugal. The defeat of General Mariano by Cabrera is fully confirmed. The engagement was a sanguinary one, and one of the well-known Tristanys was slain. Weems, ay. II —Three per Cents., 191 paper: alter Sob% 1913-16 (Mk. Plea per Xenta 01 tamer; shs Bab, 91 1 wad. Pima's, 2par ; alterably IMS fob. Coupons, paper. Beak aft, Per . paper. Zzetsage ta Landes, 90 davy 411 SS paper. ITALY. IMPORTANT FROM ROME. ROME.—We have received advice* from Rome to the 18th inst., with the letters of our own co-res pondent. The intention of the Pope to fiy the capi tal was known on that day. A Spanish ship, it was said, wu ready at Cavite. Vecchia to take him to Malta or Marseille*. The leaden of the popular club, MM. Sterbini, Vinciguerra, the Prince of Canino, and MM. Spini and Pinto, were the real governors of Rome. M. Mutual wu the president of the new democratic ministry. The Opinion of Turin, of the 24th, has also intelli gence from Rome up to the 18th. On the evening of the preceding day, a great meeting of the Popular Club took place. The members and citizens were in ex pectation of hearing the result of the ministerial arrangements which were still pending. It was announced that Advocate Luuati had definitively ac cepted the portfolio of finance; that Monsigneur Muz well, the most popular among the prelates, had accepted the portfolio of Public Instruction, and that M. Milano had consented to till the post of General of the Civic Guard of Rome. The ministers Sterbini and Galletti soon arrived, and were received with loud cheers. The following important notice was then agreed to, and immediately published : The Popular National Club, for the sole purpose of sup porting the ministry named yesterday by his holing., main taining public order, and preventing disturbances, invites every good citizen to take a part in the labours of the raid club, constituted in a permanent sitting, to co-operate in main taining the tranquillity of Rome. l'he Directors —D. Ilduccetzu,t, G.B. POLLIDORI. Pelszso Piano, Nov. 17. A bulletin of the Diario di Roma of the 18th con tains the following :—" The Pope intends to escape from Rome ; last night he wee kept under strict guard. He will not give way. Several ambusadors of foreign powers encourage him. A Spanish ship is ready to take him either to Malta or Marseilles; the cardinals have almost all fled. The Popular Club now governs alone at Rome; to-morrow, or the day after, the Chamber will be constituted, and the peo& will present to it, as the first question, that of as Italian Constituent Assembly. The Pope has written a letter to the ambassadors, in which he takes leave of them" Private letters add that the Pops is literally besieged in the Quirinal. Other letters say that he showed himself disposed to give way to the will of the people. The Coadazionale Subalpino of the 24th madam a rumour current at Turin, that the Pope had escaped to Clvita Vecchia, where he had embarked in a Neapo litan vessel. La Speranza of Rome states, that when the people learned that the Pope said that he would reflect as to greeting their demands, they shouted unani mously "Viva la Republica!" The soldiers and populace also shouted, " A new democratic ministry, or a republic." The loss of the people in the late affair is ten killed and eighty wounded. DEATH or Ma. But.t.sa.—The Right lion. Charles Buller, M.P. for Liakeerd, and President of the Poor-law Board, died between five and six o'clock this morning, at his residence, 2, Chester-place, Pimlico, aged 42. BT. LUKE'S HOSFITAL.—A special general meeting of the governors of this hospital for the insane was held yes terday at the George and Vulture Tavern, Lombard-street, Mr. titular Lefevra in the chair. The resignation of Mr. Henry Lambert, the resident apothecary, was received and accepted, and the situation declared vaeank Mr. Lambert retires from ill-health, after having performed the duties of his office for eight years to the entire satisfaction of the board. A resolution, highly complimentary to Mr. Lam bert, was carried unanimously. According to the last report there were 34 males and 68 females in the hospital at the commencement of the year, end there were admitted 71 males and 125 &make during the year. Of the total number of patients, 101 were cured, being equal to 64/ per cent. ; uncured, 49, equal to 31/ per cent.; dead, 7, equal to 41 per cent. The total receipts during the past year were 7,1631. 15s. lld„ including 6,0651 6s. Ild dividends on funded property. The disbursements amounted to 5,3281. 16s. 2d. ; leaving a balance of 1,8341. 19s. 9d, in the hands of the treasurer. There have already been numerous applications for the vacant office. SHIPPING. Mime AZILIVED.—DabIia, 2; Demeghadm, 1. LONDON, Nov. 22.—Wind this day at noon, 8., light breeze, and dull weather. DEAL, Nov. 28.-B.W. to W.B.W.—Arrived: Princes Charlotte, Honduras; Glasgow, St. John's, N.B. ; Countess of Idave, Quebec. Bailed : Stratford, hisuritins. Tat back : BBooaaecanals, for Guadeloupe ; Glaphyra, for 13t. Kilt'.; Zephyr, for Grenade. PORTSMOUTH, Nev. 28.—W.—Arrived : Caroline, and Delia, Quebec. DARTMOUTH, Nov. 28.—W.—Anrived : Guide, Labrador. PLYMOUTH, Nov. 28.—S.W.—Off port: Hannah. Kim for Portsmouth. POMMY, Nov. 27.-B.—Arrived : Louis Friedericke, La guna. Buena., Nov. 28.-13. W.—Arrived : Artemis, Newfound. "." MARYPORT, Nov. 28.—B.W.—Arrived: Jane, Quebec. Cowan, Nov. 28.—S.W.—Arrived: Mary Broughton, Hamra and New York. WAVERTORD, Nov. 27.—W.S.W.—Arrived: John Cun ningham, Havana. LIMERICK, Nov. 27.—N. W.—Arrived: Union, New York. ABERDEEN, Nov. 27.—S.W.—Arrived: Caroline, Quebec. Faxxourn, Nov. 28.—W13.W.—Arrived : Eleuthera, Bahia. LIVERPOOL, Nov. 28.—S.W. to W.—Arrived, 27th: China, New Orleans; Condor, New York ; Midaa, Prince Edward's Island. 28th. Adonis, Af ri ca ; Sarah, New Orleans; Fauchon, New York ; Neris, Moatreal ; Ocean Queen, and Rankin, Quebec ; Douglas, fit. John's, N. 8.; Bernard, Prince Edward's Island. Put beck : Birkenhead, for Mobile, leaky. Orr LIVERPOOL, Nov. 28.—Montesuma, Montreal ; Har rison, --. DROOHEDL, Nov. 27.—The sloop Prosperity, Dundalk to this port, grounded at her anchorage, started her sternpoet, damaged her keel, and makes a great deal of water ; she is apparently much strained, and must repair before she can proceed to sea. Coax. Nov. 26.—The Abigail arrived here to-day, wag ran into by a large ship on the 19th instant, and lost top masts, sails, ht., and had her larboard bow stove in. Lrvanroot, Nov. 28.—The William, from Quebec to Southampton, was &lbw in with, on the 18th instant, to Ist. 46, long. 42, with lom of rudder, stern stove, and water logged; the crew were taken off by the Penohoa, arrived here. MILFORD, Nov. 27.—The William and Eliza, Newport to Liverpool, which was die:masted on the 24th instant, by being sollision with the Auckland, of Conway, subsequently 'hove as Bkekhass ideal, end beams a total wreck ; crew med. RAILWAYS.—The share market is not quite so firm to-day, and we have many sellers. We quote London and North-Westerns, 116 to 118; North Btal fordshires, 41 to 44 die. Eastern Counties, sellers. Midland, 75 to 77. • SALES KIRRCTILD UP TO TWO TlllB DAY IN 1. , 1N DON. (Yesterday's mires wUI be roved In hat pap.) Bit. & Os. Ja.(without pusr.),23l Midland. 77 6 Callao's**, 181 1 Do. 801. Coo,oL Pref., I De. New 10f. Pref., 411 Do. Occisol. Brist. S. Birk. 8 Pastern Onatles, 111 1 per ( eat., 117 Do. New Guar. 4 per Ct., 11 N. British, 141 Do. Er., 5 per Ceat., No. 1, 1 p Do. Halves, 61 Great Northers, 4 1 N. Staffordshire, 81 1 Do. A Deferred, 1 Oxford, Wor., & 886 1 1 Do. 211 Do. B 6 per Cad. Oder., 1 Scottish Central, 26 GL South. k West. (Ireland), 221 I Shrew. Of Chest. 8 per Lt. MLA Do. New kW., 68 Botta nfr Easte d r i n k t2 t, G. Mat Writers, 7611 Do. On., 16 ISI York, Nowa, 18 Bore., 1%1 6 Do. Fifths, 17 Do. (Orig. New. & *cr.), 24 Do. New 174,96 Du ll Ist. No. 1 (Yoe* * New.). Leeds If Bradford. 92 1 1 Loa., Bright., &8. Comet, 271 DO. No. (New. bre.), 11l 1 Loa. k N. Wasters. 1186 16 Do. O.N.E. Par., 61 Do. 070. le New, , 711 York k North Ilicilan.l, 45 6 Do. Pirt I Do. Pref., 71 W 6 Do. 101.1(. &B. (A) 101 Do. E. sad W. E. E.• Pa., 231 Lce. N ew W., Tenths &mol l 26 N. of !Lime, 111 Do Scrip , 1 848, PreL, d -- - -- LIVIII - POOL BALM Non Privet have been a little bell Caledoni ref., lel lane. and an Yeest, 12l d lan. & N. Western, Ile Do. New Gra, I In 3,1 . 3 t Do. (Leeds k Dews.). I Man., nnet., k lin.Qrs. No. I, d Do. Pref., 9) Pk. 3d. Do. (late Gt. Grimsby k Shef.), Seld 20.-0111 o'Ct .. re & York. (I.or lg. k Fifths), d /Ittihad, 79 80 Do. Helm, 10 I. 1( j d North them (A), 203 S. E.& Dover No. 4, r; 11%3d. York, Newc., k Her. 'i. Par., If d Sum Coledooten 3e. Bd. d La. k Tort. (L.& D.), 18 d L. & N. Western New (Ira, 1 p Do. mud. C. & IL), 214 Ilan., k Eighths, d N. Bta/Pordeldie, Of d iidlend, SO Do. Halves, W. 16s. L d Scottlab Central, 25 S. East. k Dover No. 4.. 7 ISs. ed. York, Newo., and Bet G. N. E. Per.). No. Id. Ss. 90. I , &maltase IS. tendency upwards 1. rt there I Oonsequently a limited bag. Midland Sgt. 9) d N. SAffordshire, 6 7-1 , . S. E. and Dover No. 4. t. 11-16 LES, Norm= 20. of business done, at. 1 prime WANCRESTER Priam oontinue firm, with I is not much stock offering, am newt is doing. Lon. and N. Western, 117 Do. New Qrs.. p Do. Hod. & Kane. (R. & C.) 22 BIRMINGHAM BA There was • Rood amount were decidedly better. Wolv., & Dud. (without • North 21 p North Stagordahire, 64 es. 9d. Shrews. and Sir. (A), ' 84.9 d. Shrops. Union, 625. 6.:. d S. Staffordshire, 41 d B, NOTIMBZI 28. we, but without 1r.% farther BRISTOL The market remained alteration in values. PRODUCE. MINCING-LANE, Half-past 71e4.--• There has been only one public male of Sugar, of 1 ;9 khde. Cuba and 50 casks of St. Martin's, for which then did not appear to be buyers at full prices, and they were br.ught in. Refined dull—Coffee : The small public tale of Coffee do not show any material alteration in prices.— Cotton continues firm, and full prices have been paid. —Rum steady. In other articles no alteration. The amount of business done to-day is below the poen'. tverage. Doty paid en Sugar to lead week In Lowden, Liverpool, cwt. Bristol, Hull, and the Clyde 5.110,105 To the same period lest year Loewe soros rAro ow Tsii is 11148 1 4• 40 a . —••••• TO LIT ITIOOL lbs. 14,..11.39 I 43,13111 ra3,91111 31,1174 1,744,11 V/ Hsi Total Susie tlios la ISU . 117,11111 a I .3111.4141 1,537,im PRICBB CI 0••40, per 'wt. DUTY PAID. W. Indla,l3.P.trwn. We. 06.33 e. 66 Yellow &Grey O6 0...37 Fine ........ 38 0. 19 Mauritius, kown 90 6..34 N 6...111 Pine. 443 0... 0 Bengelaltadrao. 37 0...33 Yellow 33 .26 White 37 0 Ai foreiga, bloom-- 32 0. .SS Yellow 36 6...37 f BRENT. S 2 0.. • • 0... • • Cargo &taut'', bez o_ll a... • • • MAD, at par tt.a. Med, sheet klt lb 1...111 II 17 0.... • IP Ban la Lk.. • • Patent allot lO 10... • • red or minim i 10... 0 • Opener l5 0... Oar, per 239 Unp. cl.p. VIM, 8104 pals r 0... • • straw . .... 10 .OS II brown .. yelkow„ 24 0_ 22 111 4...24 22 111 . - Orey and whits. 89 0...11 0 !Wined, Hambro' JO 0...56 0 Lamps 47 0..49 0 Oorraz,ln Bend. Wert rklia, naryera -20•...26 0 Good, 2B 0... 40 0 Fins SO 0...10a 0 Ceylon, Good ordi nary 2B 0... 27 6 Pine ordinary 34 0... 38 flee 4O 0... 80 0 limn; good roans 42 0...68 0 Coda Rita. oldi =Ana 26 0_ 66 and Pa ▪ dang 2l L.. 28 0 Tay at per lb. Omgon.cceasoca 0 • ... 0 7 Ries, at per eat. Swig white 1t,.0... 14 0 CargoB 0... 9 0 lan and Manilla 8 0... 14 0 , Patna, cleaned 13 0.. 16 ~ ' Carolina. 23 211 Snares. 11.= Myer gall. Leeward Wand ..*.".ii *** nive,Gallipoll,p.tom 4'. .. obeas Nat 3 4...45 • geed. Rape. Pal% pew tom ..... St 9.. 0 0 Linseed V 0 ..111 I Psovinapp, per 4.rt, Batter—Oort, 74 MY i 3 4 - - - - - MI Dublin,lst 0 4 0 0 Limerick, do-- 00. 4. .15 • Carlow, 140-00 80 • ttre,r 7 4.lt Beef, bedie„ per tierce 0...• • Prime 11444..7 0 i Pad, Por Do:: prizos p.t.seihw asn i.k 1 0 0: .... 4 0 &boon, Watottd per Belhat Lard, lloloo, 4Prbt 42 ~..110 Waterford, 00— • Ditto Bladder --- ico;l=. 1 s ... 0 0 Delo,esara, 21 1,0 O.P 2 1 ... 2 Jamales. SO to Si Per amt. O.P. 3 0 .. 8 !intuits marks 3 10 ... 4 4 Bnady, Ist brawl& 3 $ ... 610 Oritislispints, d.p. 10 3...0 0 10 3 ... 0 0 bib lO $ ... 0 Pus, per too. Ilgs t P.T.B.. £33 0...40 0 St. Petarsbuzi, 9 Ord• 0. Dutch sad . 1 , 1;c01.0 30 0...•0 0 lirlsolmad pat U. • B.A:trikii. Video, 11 to Y Y _I Si d.ry •...{ 0 Dayssited 0 .0 if 0 Llmak dry Vag.. dry 3i...0 Wat India, dry 0 Oi 0 gaited 0 If ...lb gala India 0 4 ..A1 itl,2l : Aza, dry 0 . * 111 arso=gr.. me, per hide 1 to ~. • • ituarlo, ditto 6 . DVS Wane, t pe, .oa. Lc Jamalca g 3 15...0 0 M cd' uras ...... 4 If Campearhy 6 0.., 0 • Ptak., Jamaica S 4...4 Nicaragua, large sad soll4 . 10 0.40 • Ilsor, at per too. et.PetaraburgolosaMO ►0...21 ' outahot WI elsaa Riga, Mins 23 10..44 °Cabal paw Matalla Tao India fiasa lB 0...23 Bombay l6 0...24 Jut* Tor, at per awl. Banta B3 0...81 0 Straits Om. ia bloats 79 0... 0 0 Lon, at per toe. Bars S3 0 30 0 Small . ...... 9 9...1• 0 Lim I' 10...1 1 0 Bpus Sloes lO IJI lif Red Baoden. 3 10 . 8 if Brasil ... le 0 .00 0 TALLOW.—The market is quiet. Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 455. ; October to Deamber delivery, 440. 9d.; separate months' delivery, 455. 3d. to 458.6 d. COALS.— Half-past Two. Harting's Hartley, 15a. 6d. ; Walls End Haswell, 18a. 34.; Walls End Hat ton, 18a.; Walla End Lambton, 17a. 6d.; Walls End &await's, 18a.; Walla End Tees, 17e. 9d.-Bhips at market, 141. CORN.—MARK-Lute.—The receipts of all descrip tions of grain since Monday hare ban moderate ; neverthe less, the trade wahine in a tnait lifeless state, and much of Monday's supply of Benz and Bent What remained tumid at the does et to-day's market. The transactions in (on'gn Wheat were too insignificant to warrant any alteration is quotations. Barley was much the same as last quoted. That was rather more disposition to purchase Oats at the decline of last market day. Beans and Peace unaltered. lesrum. owl./... egarlei WEIL; FAME sad Hest, red 40 to 44 to 60...wh1te.. 46 to SO to if Noefolk sod ftailt. 38 to 40 to 49... do 44 to OS to It 'Wawa 12deoz or Suffolk ....... 64 to fi Omni. 881.19., red.. 42 to 46 to 49- white.— 44 to 4$ to fa Northdinfa. lad ketch do.— to —... do-- —to le ill& do Itea. SO to 31 Boat" Foam ... 24 to 24-410:11)1os St to Se to SO Malting. lO to 82...5it50 - Si to SS end W000r....... to - ~, A 1. • `," NEW NOVEL. Now Nedy sod to he bed it di the Moodie. 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