The Express. — London, England, 1848-12-23 00:00:00

... . , • • .... . , . 2 THE, itintSSS, BeiTURDAY IR . .. .., ~ . .. aris , ob . u p u s& ; B u m * oa t ; t o 44 L t et, p o e m . loth wed ant io. Oettes ka t ......o urm wras ; wed_ in :d m _ r th in e m Pe o l lt a l that it will ruin hint both in the house and oat or GII AIME liC lit L 4 iii 4 liK KI J. mina; sae .llia . gd . m gm . go. L pose moms, spo„. Si.D anis I= mo ,stoo „moot oom Tlre ntn e. to EOM &ors. A few words attend by 11. Woodsy Were MONEY MARK Er 5: rITY ISTELLIGENCIC M. , _. idarter, 335. to 34e. • litha, Ms. le Us.; Kulp- ~, m se the inn a re-organ with ranehothileiastesairyirolletureeeinatioadvilde far the °owe , thi l a re aassa o' aoch iag. -We have Im asa vo l a i, ai tle i. wariest 88 to l i n s the z jamb s. ha tov i 4 2: asa ses=. _ .Wieut ee h tet‘ ls • sl iet he s eete . c ee riss a medtb r f Ye ~ ,t le fes- .10 : 0 ; =eseas" - eaves hi trowL e a r t a ia m tli t tikelod e Viath ead illo boa burdened 881 W abbie We, WI Wismar man are menet SW Wool „___ oeie sank have Ma sem buss . Witham etery tope. howeetl,, ...v.? Seek Is ads le lay In, theribe misahstesse will keep on the pedtents. ems etataa.l643llltha r eriaatta b7 * Gagerala la nnkallais an ligagassa° aaS i aadazable ha-14 ..-t uiwt-ildia 116.0114 : Psaing h rter Foo ßdu r et°7l2BB i rets't° • WB •la ki . 111".. gtallke islaearma"nuearlielradagyr."-wtekd M sel ee d ba slnely ialde , at alm a" : La d Wilaad tleslim . al le*eltf . et *IT akdma ilmallis alsa Thagr " -- IN's*. ' Persevere parliament will act in this paphinoll 'wo of ..--ro . tga i t ir o s 1911. the midst Isom the new a Inis d week- Bully oho woo 10 Pod ramcs.-Atlfullaisio. Ms &Mims is Callas ad Mims . bat it wilt be difficult slur what happeued yesterday to be a pans this in is the apply, mai was Wan add late Tues. Veer few Oats or hen her my ta med t o a apho o Immo, orb mm aimma a sm. the d men, l to gad a majority to appet_the sew ministry. It le of lam Wheat, *de 421. to 484. ; width. Mis. to 61s. non wren athe. At Ili rambasse bathe bath WM ow e to moot ka t oatahlo th at usgege las Wien into toils ! i t = aa wil ac r jail bo gia:trallin the Let stems the ib iwees. psoloy ma as , 23s. iss , as taa. ma to t rs da • Finding, 265. to 28e. Oon, -..-- male wad Meet i se4bew olesills er r " , astkm Ise liar by the of Prom"; far the e l . - 'The bands are nominally celled 4 4 4 to iti. bat 01l = ths Va ell mai insameasoe,"l"l""Forierellsee boa , as more ; • le aaasamy Luau's:a., Dee. 22.-New York *deism to the elk inst. a m m o, mama Is pit id% ms soots to and at the piss et let b row ,' „ . 11 Geretany were di = t° him . .__, Cieween, "T e lt buyers are to be heard of now. Hexioan are 24 le 4. b e; „ o „ „ m o d b y m a ° m am a. ai m . amo a Ri m re. sow ,. it his hoods a street sod... lioto° l „_fi ew el lt e lee , - --- Now Granada, 13 to 14. Chilies, 88 to 8. Bresillart, asset vll awake at aim exesedeg for Greet Britain mtty and Ism reading Ws irnr eltwe t we De aala aw l- aa ' a ' ala 74 to 8. Vet *meth, 19 to 21. Spanish Fives, 13 to trained, 120 ed Om of Weed weak except the haut as- WOOL-Lune, Dee. 22.-The demand continues his am NA Me mass of Gamma honour. he deed- ; the Threes, 27 to i. panto., 3i to I. pada. seriediss wink esmarket lower : entianames htith foe most desetiptioes of torsion Wools, sod in prima with Lot ion of sa it is haposeibls to foretel; but if rims, 25 to 6. Dutch Two-and-a-Holt per Osteleo f ee „ . l erle et „ . l 4 ll 4 1 44 = ", the trim ... , t_____i of 11. 0 d . ..... see' there is seme perceptible !employment. There have been forth as i 1 , -. - - 111 " 2 F"'" farm *bare Fee - 001 , 11 MI'S effected this Week ill English aosibing W0..11. „h o „ t h Austria ato he lost to Germany it will asvz . belbe a 491 to 1; the Foam, 74 to I. Belgian, 72 to 4. ammo esbalead am sod the stock et New York was sed• stocks are light, and prim are rather higher, with as voted the Gwyn" P hrlisami ' "km that body la Danish , 88 to 9 - Rossisot 1021 to SI. Th e marks* et Meat 1119,iii barrels, befog the full avenge of theirreat en upward tendency. Clothlog Wools also are firma: and . d prepared to vote its own ignominT• foe foreign stocks is firm, but inactive. twe pumas gars from ell the ports of the rather better prices have been obtained for some kinds, Its in ep - anclia,ll Ittrlne. IRELAND. Dank Seth SO 911 pot Ot. RS. Ann. 1.1.0•3 Wit• mu 21 1 I r a r" r e m ed 4 err i t al .l a. 41 a . Fixer /Haul eisst im M la mbt se comi l"l o t 30"78141libestmehst3A0Piew. wheat, tbetuA z h * sa vages' improvement is not so peat as in Of thi co g anything 3 per th. One. Awn.. OS arm, 7 . l 2 =o assha a h h itl u inglaa m m o t ho m.l ien u o u ` i" buhe t. p ic m u s ' aaal , w h wai m LissarooL, Dee. 21.-Business Is decidedly better. Yes loos chti -- • volume run DUBLIN, FRIDAY, 3 P.M. 5 lwe 06. LIMAN IN% r 111Serm 1 14 Ms. he 41e. ; red, 375. 651. to 41c 6d. per 480. th Undoes sale of But India was well Intended. the bidding of any i ei roe 13. Sao b ric k , d prices sh u nt Id. per lb. higher th an late sales. morar i ar In the cams al Mr. Daffy . the court to day, at one ti ow cau• duo. we et 4. tourk-irw---„,„ Canal , ....23. bear bell . ad,. 24 a td p., B,..esonall. derares s eLtv e sUe n nlisale in walled Pa na•Till° . pee gS ; o'clock, proceeded to _give ii.dgment on the plead 5 ii ,„,, , ,, , ,,,zin 1 1 0 1 -. 14 8 , Ok , 4 48131 b., all seediag fres ea third. Freights and exchange f o r a° wall path. revert t &batman t. Judge Perrin, at considerable .ength, . per Ct. Warm &pa ......a• i tz wr ti MU. Most ef the Bahia morkets, of data to the 15th Mt., unto (hum um. 88 IL giv e w as ke theskra Wombed, so Immo mootoas. HAY.-SNITHFIELD, Tao claack.-Meagni.Cooper $n land Test into the law of the ems, and ,Is. - ciao watt, Del. Moo - 11 Per 7if , estate, i clvi his opinicu that the sau ri& was ciao. ,:ohnobten squaw flaa.ll iISW D r laa -i bet the rammed dell seesaws from Ingland will, in all end Davis report the tad, better. • flat a e__ll I par Ct. Doane Me- I Richards followed , and he fall sy par 04 DON sm. mi t t ver a- v 114.., 19 21 Cleft plena • resetkin. The duty on foreign Wheat ittfoo .titis 13•40 .. 0.. Ma w. to w l o t I dowerea „ , 02.. 44 to to II I emir.- We. total this he 'fa co Oats to 3.. per qr., 'ad on Flour to ociosorred in the judgment of Mr. Justice Form, 4 keret. Drees 01,13.14 2 t* woman Dermas save. • • & 41. KM. per ba r rel . The weather has at length benne ex- m digeo vui lu n te l CATTLE.-SCAMOHOttOti,Dec.2I.-The attendance not a and that in his opinion the plea was bad both RAILWAYS.-The share market is inactive, and was* sold sad frosty, and with easterly winds we ban to war not very good, and °sly a slow holism; could be ratter 0 in form and substance. The clerk of the crown pe w ee t h e mime ee yeeteed,v. London and North =et eef " rivals °S home produce the pelt three days; effected. Small Pigs , about seven or eight winks o'd. yea- The f then called on Mr. Deify to plead to the indictment, ‘55 repeeted, however. • fair sante of *nip Wheat, W esterae, 122 to 3 ; brtat esterne, 12 to 10 dis. ; b o gu s o ssuout hunt Plow, u w art. Neu oh rekm ,„ Used only from 7s. to 85. each. Bacon and pork Pigs 0 ..,, upon which Mr. Batt applied to the court Eastern Counties, 12 to 1 ; Great Northam, 10! to maim% from Se. to 54 9d. per stone. Beef, 614. to 7d. ; ```""' a t t. *. " II imPa a " ll ,l,... adaa leal • F"al oho c r ea ra alfl° " a " M *ton , 6d to 74 • Val 6d to 74. • Berea, 61. to Bd.; w ithout to quash the incvotmut against the prisoner in the 1 din ; North Btafrueds, 61 dis. "r"ralt_a_gialia._alsr__._---°% ..... a- -a declining .. Moms 94. to tod • Pork, CI to 7d. ; Lard, 61. to 7,1 • chancel county before be was called Cu to plead to the pre- SALIN SIPISCIaIs ur 10 3Wu rata DAT IN LONDON. repe a tp wenn to venom Mitt of mte country, 101 has to . , - sincere seat one, which was in the city. The court refused (Veteran's NW* • wIU be bead In lost tioNal rs en i° 66 " 664 ° 616 " °f tr ade here ounce our Ito, with- COVENT 0 ARDEN.- Thie Morning.-The mar- dubiety to do so. Their intention was not to allow the Mennen, leti Nth, mad Les New IN. oat grimiest different* la prim; little Wheat send under prisoner to be barmaid by both, but, as soon as he aim * Wala •t as Dams V 1115 3. " p r os Nth witratoo & at 4 3. & lock, but several paresis of Flour have changed hands at 265. 6J. per barrel far pod fair West rit Canal. We had by ket continue to be tolerably well supplied with Vegetables and Fruit. Hot-hou• Grapes, however, are somewhat tags ol pleaded to the one in the eity, to quash the other. Bthhhatheanehiell. l a Da. Ms. es am II per no amt an active inquiry for free Wheat at this .sn it scarce. Pine-apples are plentiful. Among Pears we re- men of irk prisoner being again called on to plead, Mr. B oft • Del":os. tat Prof. .„ 71 i Ner= 4 lll market, Mt the trade ruled steady for ell good unfit qualities "Irked good ,menu f Chaumontelle Gloat Moreno, Ns euttleho handed in the general demurrer to every count in th e Ismom end s o l o o so s pm., in D o , 50 m4 04 at the current rates of Tuesday, or upon the whole, •ma Plus Mears. , and Old Clam Nuts in emend are sufficient tendon indictment East Ar 26,. L. al E. sad Ds. dente Dineen was done ; into , parcels were neglected, for the demand . Oranges and Lemons are plentiful. Amor pit I. & 541 Do. risis i, 44l. ever sii The Attorney-General immediately joined in a D a n s o , 4 ; Acct. pref., 11 1 Wa iii Wdellee MI oo . Vegetables, Carrots and Turnips are abundant and good ; aad tha tan' ekealmi' ' In 11°a-tr, litt le literati ' Cauliflowers, Broccoli, rte., sufficient for the demand. Some demurrer and aid he was ready to argue it, and faster Omens& 121 12 allsipts, to Canadian, 27a. ; Wesurn Casl, 275. so 275. 6d. per barrel. who br Ow or two lots of bonded Wheat were taken at tall pries' , French Beans, Rhubarb, end Baikal. have °lents; was deamlned, if it should in argument be ruled rr y. .°Z o N lieff , e t rm, in = 0 .„ . .... haik.., a li asd about 2,500 barrels of Flour at 25e. 3d. to Zs. Bd. Oat: against the primmer, to press foe final lodgment upon D o . N o . 2, r, " ihnes and Mem. a), 11 1 were steady in value, and with some edditioaal inquiry. . . tribute considerably to our stock of Potat ' oes, which are tended made eir appearance. France , Belgian and Holland with ti . The foreign ones fetch about 51 a ton ; the the red it. To-morrow morning was fixed for the argument. I. tesoosn Esstw. _ 301 4 13 1 _ rend k der., It De. (0) c lei l yen, llik.S. 14115 Oatmeal was held for 3d. to 64. per load mere. Indian non is 9 7 i.." -- _ - thest Norther% VI 42 Do Tkleds, Kw 4, 717 A very best home grown sees about 111. a ton. Lettuces and Cara rAlad baYan ta a ddr extent fee' dalamal i° iniee- ' other 'shading are sufficie_nt for the demand. Mushrooms ad Tuesday's o °Nations were *mode paid. Other gni- elemen And 1 Do. Haws A, S. Tarkeals, Dose, sad Oacile. sad wi th . ; - t hhhay. Th. following me ma pram , szt pretty _p_l , e , n_ti ai fil isa . , C o n ud t Fl e me . n Fu eonsist ch.ias, anodf Rare. , month THE HANSION.IIO9/IL-In consequence of a re- Ds. 11, 8 per owe. tiler, 4 ti 4 solation carried in the Court of Common Council eon- (It N. of !new& New 41.„ SS Tork, News., 1k Berw., PI 71 prier*: British: Wheat, per 701 b., English, red, new, 6.. 104 retatitoulume •- ,0 siderable dander ars to be ismediately commenced at Oast Western, 78 Da Oat. hea. 8 , we, 14 to 7e. 24 ; ola, 7s. 3d. to 7s. 61. ; white, new, VIVITO. tr Y ala Pine ,tt , we lb., Is to 6 Almonds, pr. Wwlt Ils But the Mauna house wader the nperiateadasee of the Com- Rea sod aellty Wawa lie Do. YAWL Na I (York lad 7a 3d. to 71. 7d. • old, 7s. 3d. to 7s. 84. ; DM, red, new, ° a .: . ai on, Der tb.,4stoes sweet, per ht.. 9. to 3e Mews a the City Lea& It Is well known that num- Do < 173, 3, 14 . 6 1 1 1 3 52 , 1 h . fis. 7d. to 6s. 9d . .; old, 6a. 9d. to 7s. Id. ; white, new, - Yams& ms lb., ad to la Walla, verP.o, le 'Ass se chant ma semplaints has bias seeds of the anaoyame to which Idassahiretam so' T al cuL Dldish rums Ta "b ie 10 Da n ia ' i a * M aw * *). M. 3d. to 7s. ; o ld . f eu to 7s. 3.1. Barley, per qr., Eng., new, induce itch Cbennute. been Poch. al tt , 7 8 stethasts and others 'ni c e ii. tr....twg hilltortaai Do. Ibiza. .42 Do. 0.24. Z. Par., 71 1 32. . to 345. ; Chevalier, 355. to 375.; Scotch and Irish , per pZ i , A l a M k. Auks. amok pee haM., h to To rev bu., last. 314 riot dm di tnt Nine, Percolate. per b., 206 to tht eituati Menem at the of have beers constantly sub- blob sae 'Mb*. fli he York end N. Kid. E. and W. Eld. 001 th, its. ti 4s. 2d. Melt, English, per qr., pale, 68s. to 62a - per micases, err le. -- )__ per libeAL Toi l tM de tt i fig °s nate it the soaked spies of the justice-ram Leman asa rinemen, 5 Paten., 131 Oats, English and &oath, per 461 b., *ld, 3s. 2d. to 3s. 44.; Lthime. We dekule lB ...?. Tae " "2"" Ilea. Witham, sad EC. it ssi &aim see Harr, si 7 i m e w Jude through its oemsattse, has recommendth Welsh, old, 3s. Id. to 3a. 24. ; Irish, fine farts, nee, o moom aaa m m ila osa i ntr a ta - =S, per bush.. lb to Pm man o Lasembong, 1 t of Fin that mew Judea nom slisalil be beat sada the dined= t°°- 94 ,„„.. 11 . Wr e st 121 1 2s. Bd. to Is. 10d.; old, 3s. Id. to 3s. 3d. ; general, new, VEOSTABLES. n am e City arsbiteet. Oa Toothy the work will he 000- Da jam; N ate la (Cl, a la. 0 tt p .... 6121.2. 3 1 21. Md. to th. M.; old, 3a. to 3s. 2d. Beans, per qr.., Eng., oma mmtara a m . at t a b, Online. prirlimfil. Ild to t u ts pen& ed, sad kis ealeslated that it will essay the workmen Las sad s. waters thirde, 41 a Orleans me 4 now, 365. to 38s. Od.; old, 375. to 395. ; Scotch and Irish, per - red. per dm. le to iie - Elerthls. 6d 4l. Oil about tit works. Until the mew justice-room shall have been N. Sthardthint, lit BOWS rd norm 9 1 4801 b., new, Od. t• 325. 0.1.; 01d,321. to 335. Peas, Sri sr dos. hto 4. - VS dm le &I to hi ' meow, pram al to le - n.bleve • le NNW gatloo leted, the business of the Ilanalthitothe will be trans- LIVERPOOL SALM. Daeansta 22. pee qr., white, new, 36e. to 40s. ; ditto and Irish, grey, .te roma , . mam i madt.r oodmood ,:= 4 ,m t ad a r a d Wed in anther pert of the buildieg. Impeovements ham Wm end Dailey 41 p Nu., nest, and Ll 3. Meals 325. Flour, per 2801 b., English and Irish, fine, Me. to 385.: thooxideline. Per hooth., lBlo 91 iles. hands, 4to le could been elre s sely nausemeed in the Egypthaball and in the 04. 00100 eles sonm r- Arif t , . 4 61 d Do. Prof, IN superfine, 38.. to 391. ; extra, 395. to 41e. Oatmeal, per Nein, bunch. mto is3d - Itanir 43,4 to le etubbi corridor leedirg to (bat plea •of featiolte. Lem lac* $ I .11n. sad N. stathrahire, at a load of 2401 b., high, new. 23.. 64, to 245. 6d. ;old, old, 21.. to 3 " 7.71 .,,,..,,t_ 191 ,,,,tt 1e . t a t;. triad Ank bib m ma.. -la ee 1 ° 21 of v'' Jenniew, p. hf. no. la to rri LON OF AN FMIOLIINT SHIP.- 011 Wednesday D o . Pb 3 o Do i. t o. so d c„) ; 24 225.6 d. ; Canadian . old, 22c to 23e. Bran, per 241 b., 104. te ...= ;ins. oa, e. TB 4 , 1 M. might the ship Bramme, Captain Massa, from Hamboug for Lea . a North We*" 112 le . Foreign: Wheat, per 701 b., Canadian, red, 6s. 9d. to - par brawl, at Sd to I. Wawa Oda. Ile 500re.44 to 4kl . New Orleans, with 116 emigrants sad a emend cargo, strait it New Qrs.. if p L I E ft Dover. 231 4 6s. Ild.; white, 7s. 24. to 7s. 44. ; United States, red, Tsss eee r 4 .94 1 ,1 0 1. how/Rohl 0.1 ads - Cot. Perms% 2/1 to la Is an 1 Do. Po. 4, W. 11. Se. 141. a sad &i.e. oar the Goodwin Sand, sad after twang her i t r, , ,„ . ... t , ; .4.2, 1 . 1 , 14 p ___ 7s. Id. to 75. ad ; white, 7s. Bd. to es. id. ; Denten, mixed c o re. migraasAuotou ear 1% tot, u isel ' a Y o a a ,= °• • • „„ta L le ' eo ls „ le M. F, swims, adds, away Mr mar aad sigen-saste, and loth Do . ~_ e . To% Don. h pus . thor . "° and red, 7s. Od.. to 7s. 3d. • high mixed, 7s. 9tl to Bs. 3d. aeirwreamMe, al to per lielhel. 4, to re *dui Ow. gatea.), No. 2, it ot Lower Baltic and Hamburg, red 7s. 3d. to Th. 54. ; whita, Eolltit.B=t ia do l l ed haoh„,_,7 o7 tft udi. W o amoku, so' 7° so' wont Mg • third anther sad than. Week cm the Pen Saud. A 5:... -- d "- ' Do. O. N. a. Ps., 4 d Mantas lugger, the City GONE, beiag hi the vicinity, Do. Halms. W. le. WI. 1 d 75. ed. tO 7a. 93. - Riga and Patenting, red, Os. 9d. to R, 4 7 - Aleaut.,, se re e "7, •- •,,,, 1 7; w e b. 1,1 t. •• won I observed hot ththal 4 distress, sad, is eessequento of the MANCILINTER SALM 'Saimaa IL 7s. Id. ; inhume:l, 6s. 7d. to 6s. 9J. ; Odessa, common, cesseum is te ta Tams. ear mirk lid to 4d Mal sea, with greet risk aad difficulty Polish 7s. Oil to 7s. 2d. ; French, Lath, wit am, te. is wearers.. admatem.idiolld every Them was a much better Weiner, and prise were den tad, Spanish, 60 - . 0 ? 6 •• 3 d- 1.- i . 7 s d other. ne also ts al renismdraiontelad ten trade; her. Aucalisr larp tome the Intrepi, of "tea , eldedly firmer, lining off at • detidM improvement on the sad 1 . red, 7s. Od. to 7s. 3d. • white, s. . per am isle le 64 dee wade the alp, and me fasts stameit in laving the ppEcing of the mast, to Ys. 6d. ; Bennet and Mariano poli, red, is. Id. to 7e. 3d. ; a partorms b rlito ti t° 4 liZyseatn, pet Math id merit pas o i t u areeeexe, sad the Grew (20 in au:nber), who Cindenien PM. 1 p ._ 3. Us. --- i1 119 ..-• 999 1, - 7f aun-- 47 Egyptian, 6a 6d. to 68.8 d. ; Mediterranean, to., hard. red, per th.,14 WM Mat. Wes' lese 381483 L." the n wave in at about three o meek in the R. Asthma Pref. 8 per Lt., • 6s. 10d. to fle. 2d. General qualtues, in bond. red, ss. 6d. to Tanalaqa 3 * as la al Tb Ds weem e ..7 d 7s Od. ; white, 61.9 d. to 7.. 6d. Rye, per qr., Baltic, Ct., 28a. for TeMoridey's market& soo lase page. aftsenem, bet in &my sonatina, and amoral saf- IL laseuhlre the .44 ria, pith. lo 7-16 9-16 tO 30s. Barley, per 601 b., 4s. 24. to M. 4d. Oats, per 451 b., belt'* severely from exposure to sad mil wet. The crew el 161 "" pe. l iir . kni . - - i Pink "l 4 Ds. Orlarby E. tit dstern 3e.24. to 3s. M.; Russian, 2a. gd. to 28.10 d. Beans, mot., the lumen exerted themselves to th e utmost to wive the D a c. am. D. a Ds. los& on Lin., l 4 d DE / NON er the safortanate Gomm without wt' prospect of Loo. ad lc w o o. wo. (c), It rooms set..s 4 European, 32e. 04. to 34e. 64. ; Egyptian, per 4801 b., 28.. Witt eypreofs. reasseraties. 3-16 p N. Sethadelths, 5 7-161 a to 29e. Pamper qr., Baltic, Cc., white, Me. to 375. , Ca- * marls DAMN° Bueolmite.-In the night of the 17th ti. lam Os Dow, N 0.4, 1 las 1 Indian, 32e. to 335. Flour, per barrel of 196 lb., Canadian, LEEDs SALIN, Diserthe 23. sweet. 27.. to 275. 6d. ; United States, sweet, free, 275. to coal( teked innina ‘e. B"ims uu s uie .uum• wm It Kr a bee- , Th emss illWe toooll a.". 7 64°W fCmosogos ob. The a 'sr holidejs hive bad their laud inflames 27.. 13d. ;in bond, 241. 6d. to 25e. 61. • United States and MAILS. E; en the share musket, the banner done being very limited ; Canadian . sour, 255. to 255. 6d. Indian Coin, per 4601 b., Acne. The otoo l oo l o k oo 3 am m t m a m am as m to the Keit.. price W i br amk oitt i n a ligerdia" boldsg smillin d a fil e; a d og i*A7 6 . * e el billg r ,.. i i , ..., lsn ' M r.-- Ftel...._reataiLed‘without materi .1 al *ion. raven, white, 30s. to 31.. 6d. ; yellow, 321.64. to 345.; Euro- Egypt. gib.. (Wm. tods, wong4isso, Bte., will bo made up Wis plod IN. It =debts, 31 d pun, yellow, 335. 64. to Mie. Indite Meal, per 1981b5., ~Mc the 134 Das. war Iseult was shwas*. He milled aa Ms wife, sad gal aid • " ""'", m 7 ddra 't ' s. :few,i3 d Ith. EL to 16.. M. Arrivals Into Liverpool and Runcorn from The math br Vigs 4 = l6ll4ll . Madeira. Death sad 011etiter arm , =whe b ree=4l4o Tr : It hsera wL t ; : i dress 7 soma ea pos. MN% SALM Demme 22. f the 17th Deo toe 19 . h to the 21st of Dec.ee. inclusive i Wheat, 6 . 930 a n .; Tot e awns awns I l l o P r e llettletT Ameenat, and the United Batas OZAI thdr owes a aa 4 ; g ,,, Sa d SIM s o d m oo painted.hmiguolas,hu The Wee _ ,.. _ . _ ; starkst . Le rather oa the decline ; the following sales Berlse, 515; Malt, 15 ; Oats, 323; Beam, 2,302 ; rue, „ idioms& aa arum at m o fth Du 10 , Indian Corn, 11,569 ; Indian Com Meal, 1,216 barrels ; the min Ine New Meth the, Van tifsmeah lead, sad Now M" . 19 the bed-remas. They esammaded the inmates mam ar "":,;; ma.; „ I ot-Weet. New Ma, 2 11-1 6 Oatmeal, 1,024 sacks; Flour, 347 sacks, 25,963 bawls. eselsea win be meth we es the sysenie of the ist2so. mini to ge with num armed the rouse, while th ey eseronod for sal eatkeeed the vsehtabiss. In cash tbey YORK ULM thstessaas tl- Rleon, Dee. 21.-We had • very extensive supply of grain The was Iler the West Oath el Athos and elthdra will be mad. bay, basil bet • few til fter this moth had masem s a " mat al a mr, " lla tla m; 1 / o.a.a. p ar vi I al ' s ... 14 a r,l4 .). sma sal 147 ' 07117 * t this day's maker. In Wheat a reduction of 24., sad Bar togur,.. • T d ag t reg'frbuie Ei ... 4 .. yi p. Trusses as ] their booty. they ass sad &ask la the hitches, and ammesd4, Is. per qr. Oats and Beane supported previtras prises. ,tray, New Worm , nth thus% aid cm= those for themes' bY Ile *walk the wiling in* the Mal show. FRODUCE.ithrooL, Dec. 22.-Sugar :There While Wheat, Se. dd. to 7 0 . 34 ; red, 6 e- 34. to Se. 3 d. Fee linden% It. ithe.de-Nteengea, thw Owleada, Oath, end Pam will Tbey did an leave the premises till about roar Vele*. whoa esstimes a very good d mimed, both from grocers and re- boatel. Barley, 30e. to 345. ,• Oats, 20s. to 245. per qr. as man up oaths meeng if lles !Mien. V they took away twe saver tableepoons, eight silver teesposes, (aces, sad the taw, which amount to 860 hhde. B P., and Baas, 41. thl. to hi pa bushel. The mails IS dams, sae meas. and SEWN Ayres, will be wade ao as tho OWNWI tithe 4N has. able spa, • saver ash, a sayer trait hairs, and other ninth 13,600 begs at Bengal, are generally at an advance of 6511. to kalinoaoollll, Dee. 21.-We have a large quantity of eas owns' arils kr thlwatter, that% 0999% We 101001311000 % Tue finesse artistes- The Wows WS the worthy arse's Mee la per ewt. Foreigs : Reporters have shown store dispel at, and middling ale grain, offering. Our market .mot,_Ados, owe% mem deopitatt and Odna, We flonthentr wA tip analoga es as to &shim the mei n ei the oak es dres to operate this week, and the late punkin* show an `very dull, and but l thee, at 2s. decline in Wheat, la. MOM" to meth *DWI thei lasesith el the Nth ha. the 404 km Oa the t eseasien the plunderers did Merman of le. per set. trim the lowest mint of the market ;to 21. on Bailey, and Cli per stone on Oats. Flour heavy no I met have Mr. Leval a In the bass. the sales amount to 420 err sad 609 bags and banal. sales at declining rates. liVher, eis. to 61. U. per ODitaltarONDENTa. b " NIL Too 9. on •or tee .4.0,1, era premier. easantel it . , MOINOSITIS 11l WALIN.-The follower °ethic sect Brasil. at from 335. to 335. 61. per cwt. for low to am brown. B .tiey, 2th to Ms. ; so' sr, 2* to 29e , per qr... 32 stases• aet roe soar sem mitt' eel or me De we hew met tee ear l have remind sward areassime to their Gashes in the and ass. 64. to 395. for ordinary to middling whip ; 170 New Oats, 814. to 9d. ; old, 11d. to Is. per noes. Super- M a eme iie mato.* reel rem Neils tlertereetreet, Word- • hue aeightherbsed of Cusarthen, sad we (Cameroon Nerved)) boxes brown sad Havana were Likewise sold at line !Near, Oa. to 42a. ; seconds, 36.. to Mos. per sea 01 ... a . m .., immeaa .trails a.m. L a n a na am mos ... ....i. have been ensdy informed that a auserour party intend 365. 651. n 38e. 3o' so ld are in fen dammed_ ; 140 asks 20 stases. %. .s man, selonew. liv Taie edam. as Me ne et gowned.. ...• setting out for New Jonathan early In the spring. Several St. Kin's have bees sold from the quay at rfs. 6d. per owt. poccrsaarree, Dee. 22 -There is no change to note RHIN Waft At LONDON MIDGE. COll of the ssiteepatrisews have panted supplies of clothing to jar/Tweet, Doe. 20.-Cates Ms been in salve &rased, from the prime quoted from lest week. With an average vane Ds --meths as mi. we I , Atteratto. et tola owl 0. f take with them, and in one Wawa • farmer has sold air the so d to o oleo of the week resist of 7,000 begs Brasil, at Mesdames at market, to-day, thus was • slow retail wads tenowee-Onales, IS etle. owl 1 A1w.900%W wis. Ps I. bat whoa* of Me Prafwll7 is oda to pay the *Pe** 03 the 164 e. to 181 e. ; 1.600 hags Domingo, at 204 e. ; sod 750 bap for all articles, buyen only suppl yng their immediate wean. -- -.-- - - - fro Java, at Me. Oar stock principally empties@ *ferny qua- MORATION PEON CANADA TO THE UNITED llties.-Consa : Priam are firmer; about 1,100 bales Asset- Walcarlal ' a t nag ' 22 ' -naa " Thal of Wheat mode- LONDON, SATURDAY, DEC. 23. ef I Int t hat Y.-A USW joursal 2sanlisesi, a few days since, can were disposed of. Transectioas world be mare extensive rat.___,_l" week; .die tads "*""" very dull. add Prime emu; mood p aw , 0 . 40 ,.. um lately puled Home omen were alma for ado. Soak il wady mid by z ... 1174 .,:z an i5 i w an och qr. Jo sorts wer. h.. Fine d"A Ma= Mut h. pn gi q ue r., priusLoduetssaNarAPOleOle cannot bout of his isstallation se th e the French republic having been very vo *nook that eltY. selifiril, Nye dad old " I st Ws simulato r ? who us s ot wilie st toad. at P aaay P a ..a MEMOS very emulsible. Oats and Shelling as lotion. dignified or deoorours. Never was a ceremony so an- " " ea ve tkr aid eouth of ehe na r , rees wim airi almigi"lig hdsw theilan amm The die Parileel Jewneril yel hu lo bs w e liava m aa fsi ebanc r "asad ed Itend a er at the for 3 tert us lol bge s. • to w ll7 l , aaddaL neaaa a°ll , l t wl ymma y , al i ie r lasa a r a ° T : * Noka n 4 aariati " l pea qr. i : ( 80 ° T bs er . NAPOLEONIAN , the elect of five millions off people sox de Ores: of Saturday Soto, an dad it Seinsidres good in- sad the latter at 12fl. to 13411. ; a Len hundred chests ~....,._ ~..., , , ,00d no, new ... - as a; taken and thrust into his new value, jag as one or ItelutiYe t thaa a = al I r e lw" a a a p o_ bala left the eat" damaged B a d aD ha" bay °74 i n Fa t4S . ° """ a • -1/1 " : weitZ,"6 - 07. irtto747.. to ats.; Rent , extra, 530. "147,4 k" and alight introduce a new butler to his pantry, cheating au alf 84 Cypeisa (r d ...Chimer; Wt no Prism of Red India sorts remain nominal ; • ample a Rum, red, whips. to 465. ; extra, 49e. ; white, 445. to 4th ~ • public demonstration lest the welcome should be tar- o f las than 200 ban MS the midi ad lit Imam (district hawked threes Caroline sold at 1248. to 1218.-Hithe : of Gann) for the mare deNthelthet I sed two of these, after Traneactioes are limited. is is generally the nee at etc time ° ._" l l . s°L . __LA°°°"°"a°49... whip, 43. . D0w to is. ; extra, 6M • bnlent, and smuggling the new President into aloe ca siding their lands at a less, haws thositeet forte plains of of lb. yen; 2,600 dried River Plate sold at 21e. to 28e ; -,____,.....=::,....,,,,,.. ......,,. whit . , , As. to A ,. . much like • bale of contraband goods. h e Miami, the one envying wi th film 1/11101., the ether 8001.- 1,501:1 gaited at 161 e. to 17e Mors sentity is expected at the ei - T e zz : 7 8 . 4 - 7 k 7- en ira ni ";.;47. l 7 ,i te, 49 .."; 49 .'7..7 ()DILLON BaltROT may make a mat math Gnaw Gazette, Nov. 2P, 1 3 3 e rldeft hi ate sew 7 04 . -14 6 1100 ° , 70 6 . 66 D° l6l6 B ° too, ass, ; Len" name and mommos, red, 'ass, ter, and General CHANOARDIRE may IXI & hero, th a as. - - to but both of them make exceedingly bad masters of M SHIPPING. Hademo, Des- It - Coffee Me hgoin good dorsoolto n O, Ma. ; extra, 44e. ; old, red, 1847 . 4 6 .5. to 524. ,_• white. the ceremonies. Mr. Godsami, whom Punch so en the are wen extenshe daring the west: they tossist m,... se ask th e w ; pin WM , imperial.Nark& and 84sour, Mane AnarwiD.-Dublin, ; Dosaghadee, 1: Osoramy. Mast 8,000 hags Baal st 2ts to its. ; 1,200 bap conekt.rately re-introdnoes to modern attention, ce tor, I • Fres*, 1 ; West IMMO. 28s. to 80s.; eztre, Ille. • Lintiseltire mad Yorkshire, 27a would have done th e mi n b e tt er. at tie. wo tie - Orate: The market is Am ; 400 ber g to Ms. • Wes, Ms. ; Switch 28. to 30c • extra, 3 J le grind- - Loaves. Dm 2t.-Wind dile day at moo, N.N.8., ass*, of pod mammy to lair quality', gold at 41e. to 40. h et , eal t o go o; p on t s e ls. A. to ga t . ; ' A r a. ye a g a w k per To our idea the personage who has preserved the vi light bream sad selikber wafter. .•• favesnalate aides is prevailing for th is .rush 1 quails, 61Tha. to the mall, fine, new, 3th. to Ms_ ~ • most dignified position during recent events in k WITIINK O L Deli 11 - - Tho ildwoor Viol 800 5 Seeds' tTi e s uli Ztossolt of 1,000 braes Havana. at 12m- 1 0 12 . 1 1 = 44,37 e. tells. Ticks, new, to 335.; old, 34e. to 555. ; t o- France , has been incomparably General CAVAIONAC. d, to lonioas won swims& in mu WSW. gab_ _______„die =Add_ _ • 900 s, bs brown Bahia, at 121 n. to UM ; sod 60 m6na to ledreetr' 2 1%, 91. l t° lld 32L . ; teethes, ind. to 1 10. • extra, Ili& ; • sall • gr_pselfes ..,:e , age, _ffloislo_ e __ e_.:_oolrosolot_z_Yos is. whi ha at 141 m. to 154 m. per 100 lbs.- Etch ia lower °et.. per enwei. weelini 104 : He has ' now held the goversoneut of France during 4, weleen owe e to „ seeed. e.en f an ' sma r m ' mete. ben ele fora eel •" is VW- wile* I . Cerolise, tram 15m. to litm .i • Jawit Ihninn. 10d. to 10 1 d • extra, - 114 d. faiellini, per laid of " m onw•-• ' "-- -1 / 4 & the newt U rn . Ineeth e that ever of _ Isso. to ilsa.; user.; Star t o 9s. per 10003 e. Meek et galig e. - 26 . to sis a ' mu . ; sga Melt, per 1 01 A o f 8 taxed the sand aler anxieties of a ruler. The b L0W9119099 1 4 Dec. 2 2 - - It bee den a_ gad hew s he Ries SOO dime Canine, and 12,000 b ye ____,Beee ileashtii, 31%. to 40s. ; extra, 425. Peas, per imp . qr., blue state was Landed over to his care, one may say, ti who's •y illt:I_lo-do7, t!!!..,_,_ 17 . 0 2 ..._! . .. • um , wedded. faith. WWI is rising be priess. A F a ' T " sad white Wien, Sr. to 360 ; extra, 3811. • gm, and feed, in extrinsic . His first teak was to save it as a soldier 0 Isom 11 to At m '. ' 6° °a 'w° add add dta meta of saperior quality, Melted Ile-Pimento, Ms. to 4is ,at ma. to soa ; extra, gs s„ R osso o • lag, sad Ma become a total wreck ; sow sad part of „w e b /o w e „ ma t beaded bar I ngo *apt , r____ . ,Pe° 11 ;t "IF , Ettalleki aa _ troll all the armed and ordained elements of .rear il thsterials need. 244 " 264 i famil lt e ?' 4l . " 281 . . ""°°°, P ar la "' q a • l ." chv and coultudon. He encoesded, and Maim those a CDOOIE9Wir Des 20 .- TM ftelowifi e_ a Cork yes TALLOW.-The Tallow. market is steady. Peters. vl Ws ' Im P lete cree ' l the es " ' Will " , 7,8°2 l " Bar. ' .2- 2- c loy, 4,662. Oa ts, 1,503. Beans, 605. Peas, 106. Rape. 01.0"11"" days o• „ sous in maintaining alder , a lila in wall, in • slaking otato... ll M was saw at blahs aid berg Y. C. ita the 'pot, 43.. 34. • hussy to Marsh deli- mo d 23g jaesosd, 103 qrs. Shelling, 270 loads. Malt, repressing the factious, and disappoiuting the in- a see of the sow washed norbords so dm NM bastost, var y. 42a. ad, ;pc and. March thavery, 42a. Id. 80 Mods. tapas of the partisans of the Mint extreme. He re-or =slsPrkosod • holsissos the aled belbees Oa iimink - RIMS, Dee. 22.-T ha ta a agitated. Petersburg 2 the wen 'abs. of by the need YAM embed et da T. C., that sort. may be quoted 43,. so. to 44a per cwt. Woluusurroa, Dec. 20.-The suppl of Wheat, Barbey, wailed the army and the civil administration, and at t is Fear bead at dosed sad Weed. asks sf tame staff LIMNING', Dec. 22 .- Tallow has continued to droop; In tooth 1 sad Oats at to-day ' s market was bl larger than the same time preserved France from being e soh ehulnel . rot hog 111 the water, have hoot Y. C. moll miss have realised 44s ed. to 455. O. si g ht "40ft/trek, sad WY 71ba Ilialk Iwe °taws soy implicated in any of the international or • ;ma a imp quantity of 8440; Amariaaa was brought ta so . .. ; lerisies . Witted, ben ;_ esm beatisb. ples, 245. ; Mather, 21s ; ...,1 pieked cep plow W Ammons , ' Doi• St - A kasha brig, bi lombil IP Oh° public sole, sad the holden showing a determination to mail, Don •T, lo• . yetst hct per 3 Imp. por.er *temples taking place in surrounding t countries. Had General c4l4lott4dB views been 1 river lest *get, get ea shore am Drumm Bonk, sad the mats part found Styes at a redaction of about le. 84. Waramono, Dec 20.-Oar deliveries of humus ' grain „. , ambition - had hie internee been mastic per eat ; good bard brown Tallow sold at 395. to 395. 6d., still continue very eg oar with large imports, both of t h ose ,y. se lfish . •-• W9,1101D, Due 21.-The ninth Mary, of Chaste; is cm a m a m qu ality at ob. to tic per am Wheat end Indian Cat , maths has lost mush of Me dynastic, or me purpose that of his own elevation-he ; shore ea the Hallythitio Strand. buoyancy which chassemissa it last wash, sad prime of all might easily have followed a policy better calculated i Postromaalo. Dos. 19.-The Mate. with Odd ca. sad CORN.-DOE:, Deo. 22.-A very small demand; kinds of grain, as well as flour, an a Mud* den" than on to c aptivate the French people. It ° c anal 1 es tasty, le ballads both .1 Idoorloolt woad ea den Wheat U. to Is , sod Barley taa l ie senror. Oats and Sts .day. /war With led Md. bet may be eat dr; dd. the U.S., of Beane eat, sad the ter dis. to 60c, per ---- CAVAIONAC postponed, and, indeed, utterly lost sight i A W N ten Sam lbw ; oniClyoudalkofebosom, memo lad e d 36 wan; ~,d, m a to gr a r r a ;toy ; no, to gs u D a ta, des. kIiNUFACTURBS.-Lmonsraa. Des. 23.-The denfrests,or the to fa rul ture e F e r ve m . rathe t r han es agar- , the hall of the bases - is Maw war, mad ths Mot is • 28,„ to 2ge; Mr 24 s w i m B igot . p ig. gg s . p g ti c per tie and has hiline b E a ltds week Sr Weems?: e =oaM ies easspt than 0f,.. h i s own o a wn ta i tas nte the s . s Ist i semplete week. Pat or otow ibownol.lad purpose of illustrating his own rep.' General Oasinocx, Dm 21.-The Daddl, Ism Csrapbellown. has , noses. Flom, 24e. to 275. pr 20 stoma. both tow. din here. very mu& aossoad, basin; drat* oa '"'''"". O a t R7. - W e have had a Imp attandanss at "W ont OnNa beeen liess ienre I.. he NT stater tal earidatrediadthel=defbaniFlessertaLla Car•IONAC has been thee enabled to band over to 1 Maar Peat, la Itassay Dm. bb Wanes. oar corn market to day. Old Wheat, and the duet wealthy _ DILL, D• II 23.-11.13.8.- Aedvai from the river i Gipsy, d° ° ". " at lod fra°l3 ac r abaan 7.oo ll ar a m aa g a mik a da • baba! a rtr ak aa 1 AVERAGES, FROM THE " LONDON GAZETTE' 01 LAST NIGHT. Booth 8 as. WM: Mary Shspyrd, Pert Philip ; Wm 1 " 88 ; a l lr " bath, Oreads. Maeda of 2s. Per qr. at-B arr e ey see Oats in pod apply, water. I lani.32 one. 1 11711. . MEANS 9IIAS. MAJLOATIL NIL 72.-Tbs remainder of the earge of the ~ S t . ' • with a slow a& at Is zer qr. &alias. Wheat, from &to DIMINO. heatels awns. rleenees Amoco ----- 7. -----9 .We• I OW asersee'' deter canes tire. &swop nes pose id& I w o. o . • NAL toles. two. .sits 1! othl • erne sea peso, Bahia. ma Ogee to Lades which got on shore oa Fora fh ee• 1 " 11•7, 3Y r t° • Nei, 2. • tehL " ? et 1°44 tams . - 4f4 -- 49 ion 31 1 73141 19 ... ... ' SOS So I SD 41 1 sod Risk, th be ban bawled la a good ondidoe, HULL. Dm- 22 . - Th• °dad , shad a DWI later Is° sit names 449 45 W/ 32 1 IN 11 i.- ... *39 1 172 • but the need is ia the man situation. in from the nest, and the lent a is i l vo tsuading sup plies are mem 4917 4 5850 33 164 19 I.- t 7 sis Wanerthts. Das. U.-About 100 omen and packages, dropping* whin mem a Isom dommulonat at low llsetheekhe 2163 46 1 ! 9599 3 2 71 19 , ... ... 22 311 I WI of the cargo at the. has Hamburg to New r a ft. Ms supply et Rapid' What bee *teen radar lug*, t=thate ....- - - ft; " 11536 3 I MI 17 • 1911 31 74° 21 19 42 ii Tea, wrecked ea Tes Bad, vs bow brought in here. and math ethofthedithae, for width the sale wee yeerf uumdm , • termer port stputiA la ant tide. s mitesli st Si. pe qr. iodise. Pasha is laths iato Doan. darkelds lnt os I . sets tit 13 ... ... 103 ao 1 26 48 7 Tampere, Dee 22.-gailed, 21st : New Phalan, Sian ad 'gyms' its raw. Geed dry now sad old Be lappet loney... 913 48 1 ' 240 31* 102 ri 39 89 t Lam. their ,• bet soft ponds M new 5" le. to 2a. put qt. ILmt Livanrom, Dee. 22.-thithd : Ralteras, Outivia ; Ma- lower. Whits Pas, boa MOW and labeler new ease, ars hiller. - 9s N4l as al 31 9 sews, Afries ; Mereatio, Hamm Ayres; Andes, Bruin; is moldy, sad most moldy say dorasod. &lunch „___l.' ,__ 911. 45 I tur u us 18 1 ... ... 37 39 23 37 S 672 SO 774 as _7 3 1 0 I ... ... Tinsmith Castle, Bluth; COMEMEOII, Tdad ; United s od at li. to 3e. per gp. bads. Barley, both m ~.....'"="•;, - • 763 n 321 31 1 NO 1 7 - ••• ... ••• I ••• ... Blanc New Orleans ; Malabar, Mobile ;A. G., New York; sod abiding, is ealy slew et sale at la. per p. belies. Oats P; o 7ra - Iltabiaxi, balm la M elt - raped ; assedissa awnied. 'The snivels of mammas an 49 184 31 2 NI 19 ... ... 214 41 7193 48 0 ON Levaaroox.-Arrived: Columba; -. Limed seethe of Mr 2,11. Isom MIMI ; 1.100 on. from Mansothildre 372 48 MS u OPT New Rouser -Arrived : Firearm, Pensag. ids PalasobasisT-Apatbss, dioneseenhire Cowls, Des. 22.-11.114.E.-Arrined : Chearionee. Boson IA mis. alla Wm= bee boss dell With E 5 5 9 •9919119 Awes. Is Antwerp. •mialliksi sad With" geolltbs, lot ligh tly of dee. a ,„_, Wmetural " 30 63 1111 al 751 SI ... ... ... ... 81 41 il ..: - ••• at 24 ..• ... I 41 1 ••• ... tumouse, Dee. 22 -14.1.-84ated : 21st, Moak, Assns TM .ale S. Moo Moly throsoboat tbs week, or out io II I ... .„ Paraomn, Des 21-11.1.8.-Arrived i Ellen Slap -- tbotelt at lonly suotalosil saw Ws gesso Sleek dm, dils. Omaha NM, am. ,I sad" is Hanthwrg. 10 Wait; Ow buoy Possisborp. aft to ta. ild.; elag, Denealee OPP P1.TX017211, Dem. 21.-Arrived i Augusta Bertha, ills. le N• ; ishelsr, fd• to 3k. ; Zip, 841. to Vs. ; Mead werwiellsos 3943 49 1304 U 421 ft 53 80 11 aUSI 9 La Glans dal Zoolgsborg, 31s. MM. per qr., me flag to quality sad .._...._-_tdosee eer° ..- - - - 44 44 3 10 40 0 ... 3499 44 I 11147 so 309 19 .- ... to 15 l4l 87 Rournase. Dm HIL-841011 : Hs, Phil:i s /Va. thaithirth Remoseedr Ins Ge rman sod Dual* Is rametod ed s,= .. • • Beameraus, Dent 1.-Bdail: i _spark odd se WI. m sod laa per bat. The pram' prime IN: WWI !ld 411 I 481 31 88 * 1 -. ... 41 , I u 35 2 Ifhasnruoo, Dee U.-Sailed : War* Henot•Kaag. Whos to all white, per quarter, 48s. to 60s. ; it . rs. arts MU 3.1 68 30 -. . 1 111 15 0:SO se o WATSS/OILD, Die. 20.-W.N.W. to 11.5. E.-Arrived: saw, dis. to 495. • old, red, 46a to Oa. ;am 43a. to . lin 43 MU 31 2191 17 I 319 0 147 37 $11337 10 Dembrody, Callao. 475. Feedge, flilbs. to the bushel. high-sibtan, Bah* "Mk lad SS use* at $4O oo !4431 It 457 31 9 at ato swat out 44 19431 39 sob L s : ... ... 114 &S 0 34 N 0 Coax, Des. W.-Anima: Greeks Queen, LagUtla ; MUT. 47L 93 608. ; Hamburg, red, 465. to 47a. /stiff. m ia ow,. thi 34 It U 43 10 11011 as sns 18 3231 16 ••• *- 31111rfwandland. pit qr., salting, 28.. to 29& ; pMdisg, far 30 elmao„_the. ma . NU OP WI :4 . 168 11 1 ••• ... 10 42 0 ... .., Caraoseavar. Dv. 20 .- Billed : Golden Eagle to 265. Oates per qr., old sad pew, 14§. to Ille. • Br- Taos. 14401 41 WEI 31 NU 17 94 31 00156 3 80 14 6 s. TOPIIIIIOST. Dee 17.-A eery severs rel., from 8.13.12., fan, de., per stone, 9d. Pe, qt*., whits Ithemidre - - SO 31 10 1 ••• ••• was eapaitsced here 17* lost.. dulast which the Fox drove 30s. to TM ; blue, 44. to Us. ; . 631 b. per babel, Wmitherehmd. 4B 53 13 29 1 hae " - - - - ' ••• as *ore. and carried away reader. The Jah Howe, from 271. to Ms. Beans, old, 30s. to ir a aew 27.. to 31e. i ..-.-......-e ttweereee MI 49 ' 1645 29 11 435 20 1 ... ... 23 35 0 10 SS 7 Limerick to Bristol, has pm in here. with lose of bulwarks , Egyptian . 29 9. to 303. Teas, per qua;ter, new, br thu ° =-- Cc.. harts experienced • sewn gale 15th ice. She has sowing. 30s. to M. ; piading, 6316 to the bushel, no m I lat 428 SO • 499 31 10 ' NO 15 . ••• • •• ' • • ••• ••• be n l iesch a, haying grounded on 0 sunken rock Sil • 222. to 245. RYE, per stone Pd. Byemeal, par taw, -.----- - coining in. St. 15e. Linseed, Black tea , qr., 395. to 400 ; Ain. I..rerig us/my...lmp. i or: .47 .- 96776 31 :2,11/ jab 11!93. 29 9 1 3497 ,34 3 13911 t l le 2 the person, w nem the republic has chosen , a g overnment li g ence would no longer be, as now, in a stat e et in the full exercise of all its faculties and resources, dangerous and mutually destructive antagonis m . are-organised police, a powerful army, a treasury over - W e have been led to indulge in these wise,. Not burdened indeed, lint by no means,: as might have reading the able speech of Sir JOSHUA Wettest bees expected, bankrupt, or reduced to dishonest ex - who is ore of those p o pu l ar chauip•ons evident! relied& General CAVAIGNAC has done this with eager to attack the aristocracy, the tend perseverancei and with doll, and, it and added, in ocracy, and, no doubt, the theocracy. N ew the midst of the grossest ingratitude nvy from we are pardons of peace, not only in the men, whom he saved, and from the parties who tional but domestic, not only between countries, but owed to him their political existence and - freedom of between parties, between castes, and between pr goli longer, en r, to in de reality,feceri e a t action. But the stern republican gave way dons. And, however determined with the candid ate ne more to jealousy than to fear. He triumphantly for Bolton to have such mull and fair votin g es t h e braved sneers and calumnies , and from the magnam- ballot, just electoral divisions, and extended fran. mity and disinterestedness of his whole conduct, from chins can bestow, and however equally per sua d e d at his assumption of office to his honest shake hands the necessity of eoonomy , azd of opening places of emi - with Louis NAPOLEON, CAVAIONAC e v ide ntl y stands urns and profit of all kinds to the intelligent o f a ll forth as the first citizen of his count r y , as the man on classes, we should rather persuade the ari s t ocracy of whom that country may again call a nd de p end in an y the wisdom of yiePing all those things, tha n b y a to e greet eine gency, any menacing danger to its liberty, d fr e g fi e a e n i t n a w tt h it i a ch de th p e rov y o h k a e ve E n n • Its independence, or its peace. Of the new President we shall say little, for to lay interest. anything. one should borrow rather from the scanda lous chronicle of personal memoirs, than from the led of any public annals. His the ion is almost a re storation, and were we to look back for a similar per sonage in similar cir umstancea, we could not fail to revert to Ctienes 11., who recovered the crown of England much as a gentleman might recover his estate, and whose sole object and business in so re covering it was to spend it in the most prodigal, most dissolute, most inglorous manner possible. Let us not augur any such conduct from the known cha rade: of Prince Louts. The CLARENDON of the new cabinet is M. ODILLON Baaaor. Nor is the new French Minister of Justice without many of the higher qualities of the English chancellor. He has probity and re pectalelity, and a sincere love of monarchy, though, perhaps, with some dubiety as to which monarch should have the advan tage of his loyalty. M. BARROT has ever been a man of the best intention and the worst foresight. For, somehow or other, circumstances never answer his in tentions. He was one of the chemical operators who brewed the rebellion of 1830, and he has been ever since discontented with the result of the experi ments; so much so, that he tried another experiment with the popular crucible in February last. He in tended the experiment to be small and salutary, bat the retort burst from the pressure of the powerful elements which he decomposed, but could not control. And M. BARROT was condemned to another ten months of discontent, from which he has emerged to try another spick-and-span new experiment. But M. BARROT is nevertheless a man of high character, and LOUIS NAPOLEON may boast of having induced so eminent a man to take o responsible • situation under him. The President is equally forts nate in the acquisition of M. PABST, perhaps the vary man of all France most desirable for the department of Finance—of undoubted probity, ability, and Inde pendence. If it were Louts Naroteotes intention to play Prince Hal, and rob the exchequer at the insti gation of some of his old Fal-taffian comrades, he could not have chosen a more disagieeable and stubborn lord treasurer to deal with than the ex-peer of France, M. HTPPOLITE PABST. M. LEON FAUCHER, as the head of Public Woiks, is an appointment no lees good than the other two. M. FAUCHER is an able and experienced man, and as industrious and active as able. He bowed great (mileage and tact through the last stormy session, and won an increase of reputation from every speech and every act of his. M. FAUCHER Is a thorough free trader, and his having been set aside from the depart ment of Commerce on this account only entitles him the more to our respect. The remaining ministers are secondary men. 1)BOVIN DE L'HUTS has got the Foreign-office on the strength of his having quarrelled with M. GUIZOT. De MALLEVILLZ is a friend of M, THIERS. BIXIO is popular with the Assemble. TRACT is a good name. FALLOUX has undertaken what no one else could be got to do—to sacrifice the university to the priesthood. Gen. RULHIERES, Minister at War, is nobody—a bad exchange for LAMORICIERE. But the war ministry is no doubt to be transferred to the army of the Alpe, in the midst of which Gen. Bu °gaup is to establish his head-quarters. Indeed. Marshal BUOEAUD would never yet obey any war minister, or prime ministers and he is likely now to have military matters as mock in his own hands as RADETSRI himself. No one who has paid the slightest attention to the accounts of the progress of destitution in Ireland chir big the last three years can fail to be aware that on no portion of the population of that doomed country did the consequences of the famine fall so heavily as on tilrecatiendhfaobritanthetemosoft partthe irefnewbrnaorttrieeestrilesoanfoa::itiyati,todhr:::ntereAtik. hitherto gained a precarious livelihood by fishing, with no lerge towns, and few or no gentry of any clue in their vicinity; forming, moreover, almost a caste of themselves, and having course with the population of more inland dis tricts, they had in the season of distress lets resources to fall back upon, and fewer friends and protectors to look to for aid, than any class of their countrymen. They had at all times been exposed t o peculiar suffering whenever a scarcity of fish or the partial failure of their miserable crops—for they all united, or aimed at uniting, some auvuut of agrical tural labour to their fishing occupations—cut short the supplies on which they depended for sustenance. Such privations were, in tact, of almost annual recur rence in some districts, so scanty were the profits of the fishery, and so unproductive the half reclaimed patches of rocky ground from which they code ivoimed to coax a sufficient supply of their favourite root. It was precisely in these districts that, from mutes easily explained, the potato blight of the last three years proved moat destructive. The result was the most fearful chapter in the horrible history of that visitation which Lord ions RUSSELL so judly characterised as a " famine of the fourteenth century occurring in the midst of the nineteenth." The wretched inhabitants of these fishing villages were the first and most devoted victims to its fury. The implements of their trade being the only available property they had to dispose of , . were rapidly bartered for food, or broken up for firing : so that where a portion of their number survived the famine—for some fishing villages were utterly depopulated, and still remain so—they found themselves at the return of the favourable seasons for their principal pursuit utterly without the means of prosecuting it, even in the imperfect and unskilful mode to which they had been accustom , d. The pecuniary value of the industrial implements thus made away with was probably but small : for the Irish fisheries have been for near twenty years in a declining state ; and in its beet days the boats and tackle with which it was carried on, were nowhere of that size and quality which the difficulties of the pur suit, the dangers of the coast, and the situation of the most productive fishing beds, required. But such as they were, the destitute survivors of the fishing popu lation had no means of replacing them. The atten tiod of government and of those private individuals who devoted themselves with such praiseworthy zeal to the distribution of the sums subscribed in this country, were at length attracted to the pitiable con dition of this branch of industry, and the danger of its annihilation on many parts of the coast, ii the fishermen were not speedily supplied with the means of re gaming it. This once set about, it was soon perceived that the destitute and heartbroken population, whose energies it was sought to reanimate, were as ignorant as they were wretched; and that a fresh supply of boats and tackle would be a comparatively useless gift, without instruction in the best mode of using them. These deficiencies of means and of method the govern ment in some places, the Society of Friends in others, and here and there a landlord more benevolent and energetic than ordinary, have ever since been attempt ing to supply. 'their success as yet could be uo more than partial. But we feel quite warranted in assert ing that it has been considerable, though the Times has, for what reason we know not, taken unusual pains to had the public to infer that the money re cently employed either by the government or by in dividuals in the attempt to revive that branch of in dustry has been quite thrown away; and that, of course, any further efforts in the same direction would b absurd and impolitic. The lines does not, indeed, say this in set terms; but that such would be the impression left on practical English intellects by its tirades against Celtic inertia, the writer knew as well as any man. The dogma of Celtish incapability is doubtless an inexhaustible excuse for those picturesque and pun gent witticisms in which the "Phis" of the Times has by long practice become an adept. There is no end to the absurd and grotesque positions in which the =- fortunate Celt is represented, at once to the horror and amusement of the industrious but too gullible Saxon. One day these incurable sluggards are de picted " with their hands in their pockets, an lean ing against the door-posts of their huts, waiting until ' heaven or government sends them new nets, ropes, and spars." Another day the bete noire of the Times is found " sitting for days together on the crag of a rock, looking at the sea, and considering whose fault it is that he is not hauling in a boat load of herrings." Another day, by way of a change, there is a trifle more candour, and a little lees caricature • and we have simply the " poor Celt, broken in body by want of food, And stunted in mind by want of educa tion, lying down and dying rather than help him self," or " flying to America with the last year's rent in his stocking: which we are told is " all natural esseegb," for " life has little to offer him to warm his lenthusiasm or stimulate his energies." It is, we dare say, vastly agreeable to a large and Influential clue of newspaper readers to be regaled perennially with jokes of this description. Funds published only once a week, and some other stimulus be the diaphragm must be found on the intervening days. And yet the patrons of this jocosity might re fiect that a propensity of this sort, indulged at the i t o h n e s o en f l our fellow-a n u d bj be ect i s, n bemuse of e r E en ng z i a :co o : f a tl p y m ital i iii n the limes, with its bugaboo stories, has so worked to develop her resources, who bat upon the fears and confirmed the prejudices of Eng lish capitalists, as to deter them from the experiment.? If Irelard requires now 60,000 men, police included, to kup_her in order , . whereas five-and-twenty veers ago half that number sufficed, who, after ad, is to gene half so much as the limes? The insults and abuse indulged in by that journal have done more to foster animosities between the two countries than all the efforta,either of the late Mr. O'Coeszu, car of his less circumspect successors, the Young Ireland Wa have not read a more neat, clear, precise, and able statement of reform principles than was made on Tuesday last to the electors of Bolton by Sir JOSHUA WALSISLEY. There was no ambiguity, no hedeng, no tacking, no compromises, and no clap trap about it. Every one knows what he has to expect from such a candidate. Our pretending to recommend him were idle affectation. His word. speak for them selves, and the people of Bolton need not recur to our columns for them. Sir JOSHUA said that if good and cheap government had not yet been obtained in England, it was not from want of action on the part of many eminent men of the people's representatives. Now this may be true ; but, at the same time, it must be admitted that the people's representatives, for a number of successive years, very much relaxed their exertions on behalf of economy. And, in truth, they were excusable In so doing. It is impossible to work two great principles and purposes at the tame time. And, during the period that ell the energies and effort' of the thorough liberals were directed to the pro- 1 curing of cheap food for the pople, and breaking up the monopoly of the landholders, there was neither time nor seal to spare, for attention to the almost equally important subject of economy. Mr. Homes voice was indeed always heard; but even he had many things to press, and retrenchment ceased to be the key-note for the last twelve years. It was of this apathy that the prodigals took ad vantage. Hence the excuse of the whig secretaries for their increased estimates. their multiplied vessels, docks, guns, and regiments. Members of parliament demanded them in the house, and there was no one in or out of their doors to say ray. It is important to bear in mind, that in the great question of economy there has been a dereliction of duty on the part of parliament and public, as well as liberals ; and that there is great occasion now to make up for past neglect, and have a severe overhauling. Elie we shall never get rid of the ten supplementary millions in the annual Midget. There is another great reason, which it is useful to bear in mind, why the people of England and their representatives of late have not been so successful as of old, in enforcing economical principles upon ministers. This is the desertion of their principles by all the landed interest. Now, we must not forget that in past times the landed interest was voci ferous for economy, that they it was who threw out tax after tax, and cut down salary after salary. And, in truth, how ever the oligarchy may feed and fatten on the national expenditure, the squires pay perhaps more than their class gets. None ought to be more inte rested in economic government than they. But the squires have unfortunately lost their wits. They are the creatures of pique, of sentiment. Actuated by personal vindictiveness on one question, and buoyed up on another by most vain and illusory hopes, be yond even the sense of a schoolboy to indulge in, the English squires are lost alike to their own inte rests and to those of the nation. The landed interest of England will, we are confi dent, come one day to self-possession and a command of its senses. By standing aloof it is fighting for a shadow, and in order to fight for this shadow and for a few privileges, it is taking up a most danger ous position. Its conduct in elections, in par liament, and before the public, still marks it out as • caste possessed of p eculiar privileges and unjust advantages. Some of these it does power, and Sir JOSHUA WALMBLEY pointed them out. But, in truth, the landed interest, apart from the oligarchy, at present does not possess any privileges or advantages worth its persisting in preserving, worth its doing battle for, worth its re maining in a operate camp in order to maintain. Whatever of these undue advantages it can be fairly shown to have, it ought to surrender, and the landed old the moneyed interest in this advanced country ought to be mo— ose in respect, one in influence, one in rights, ose in pride, one in political dignity, one in fiscal relations and contributions. All kinds of property in this seestry ought to be assimilated in the eyes of the Pr, the peasantry, the public, and the law. And e r iis great and wide equality, this social revolu tion (for it is one), might be built up a system, in which the patriciate element would not want itslace or its powers, and in which the po pular interest, the mercantile inte rest, the landeinterest, and the interests of intel conspirators. The tendency of such remarks is peculiarly to be regretted when made in connexion with an occupation like fishing, in which the industry of a district can be stimulated by the expenditure of such very moderate MOM Twenty fishing stations might be established, model boats built, and tackle supplied, for the sum which it would take to erect one iron-foundry or cotton factory. Not that we (a ped that either the government or the Friends are to go on for ever experimenting in this way. That mission will be finished and their aim realised when they have introduced improved methods of fishing and of curing, and shown both peasantry and gentry how much may be done in fisheries by the investment of very scantysums. That lesson there is evert. Tessa to believe that they have to a great extent -.dowelled in teaching; and, notwithstanding the assertions of the Times, and its anecdote about the " Weeks" we do not believe that the Society of Friends are about to abandon any of the measures for the encouragement of the fisheries which they have for some time had in operation. The Tines states that the Friends have resolved to offer no more rewards. Now the prizes which they did offer were certainly not ineffective. Even the Clad fishermen, always among the most in of the Connaught population, have been in duced by these rewards to abandon many of the traditionary observances as to days and modes of Bak ing, which formerly interfered with their swam. And, on the south-eastern coast, where, in addition to the prizes, there was the 'stimulus of a .loter market, the rewards offered by the Friends pi luced a dill 00141bellifiCial Testllt. Fi patio near Dungaree'', go od on the coa st, a pr to boats that t. took ha 1,000 pepsted for i Tt mu atot, • factiti o us one, Ai • I.ok to disprove is the it Minot been a stimaluei ou the property , erbobee at this mom ent S be idook, of which we 1 f l y *ow who Findon have test/ " hadd SA Goat is known to peoport,has been acoelen is a regularly !6~t the London marl belt ea red Ecossaise • 10101!ion too, via 'he G sboriEnal and ultra Cell applying the Entl Item s Limerick tglirader or «smoked whiting", slat thatLiverpooll. he had se , nd a is to be observed tiv, elableo to deny the p ar d Is potion. He 'al 6 r ee neglect, enough fish belief that the whole CO4l HAIM the e mployment, i .irtge in" if!" Tnl despatch of the G to waste lands in t int. hi , l o rdship that t' keilli m m the disposal of tar i mpracticable; tl ,try of the traY to some with h ice ote p l y i ng utendlatifsdesite: stweiiithobrleoetitihanihicelcluprai blili t h e e °m g . governor's cowl idea ; th e l l ' ia - t ° , indeed. he In long before he rece " L in short time, he will y r haoS IF" were previously admirable lids " t of natural ai altars .° tionssu le g h ge i s f. € l l elleg e r sat lix ge for n :a t i oci he l o o f a n v a y e tte r a a t:t i e h mall portion of . his s mall ge co w lln e t a T . t n io d /8111111 1„, instance is not os epioi , ai of siniatei protracted r ai delibera et r of Governor fn di rthe dispos th a t ogicer's practical e: bass of the colony, tau' say dreams of Utopi ieieaoi~s remonstrane wwlhsr of the regulatioi besteriain misgiving' s eeli, though it does takenlsi any steps tt ma yet definitively re Mated in their atoll OUT for the good hu t the schooling of his s. peomptitude with whit lotonmneo eiwt Was; but it would he iahrfered at all, and eked to abstain from One reflection fore wad in parasitic Go Earl GaiT's approval by the governor and s pescisely those upon v Stroh settlements pr ran ago, when the taloa . y. The founder Wed the consent of • they obtained Is lands not in acts &riot, for a modern Wing apart native tithe natives ; and t wale should obtain bed price, which we purposes. The first tad its local agents. a tis colony, was to r metal regulations, b Me and other mew land, on the part I pasty check given acing the continue pater part of the e surd ; the mama Itangihaesta in the And now, after eleve maw and many v , sway, simply bee whatever policy m it t w settlers the by falling back npoi ratline, and in alma • A more cousin the principle* of Out advocated even years' hiatc let wish for. 0 be projectors of pwebunied the ludo it anxious to cola elation. An at fandinir settler*, 1 waist them, was dispatched in the &et time with a capitalists and pods and implem ft ga i na were tribes, whose lade hen recognised Cod the settler sad build homes • Thames a constitu .1 the settlers h }bey it ; and 110M1 *sated of their nt . Vtea. They e li al tr t il ication at pasaiming fairly i sot from Englan Ow orders of tbm sae disaster has a latinniamion, on I Uwe can be n des of the home Uwe continued bregular settler hued in tha sammunities cos haw whalers an sad Oren escape bat the neeeesit] Ilea to adopt a Mot among the at the same to vatahfulness They were mere property. nip moral chi watered it oer enlightenment which had mow gmenrsors. Aa "Iteget a rev ll* a simple Hs wants of an hot, been levied Had the C rvett l ip as I dent h populous r Mrs market I Nit this corm !Moral hundred ,lam been sank 'zee apt Item rearrezion s wo to retain the ; as a taught tl to unprovoked national banner The wiw at tl