The Express. — London, England, 1848-12-07 00:00:00

x 4511 4 4 2 1 / 4 -et'... W.O - 7 z- At.,, 40 0 • „e BRICIMAKERIL OCAVENORRIL ..4 —lee WOW Ws lop"NIL Woo wan. Wei ibsy OM wzdr :J2 aria 96,=e r a IA aim sad AL Weiss. F a 6.1.6 w 0s b. "Alti l ietsille g il= gd b. • ob. Pisa" eis s agewis•im, 4Z .ri l elm g mild s mad s igili k a = ... 2 . a. istiroe LI sa I. If c, Milt am wow of Wood.. ea. Doe I. WW. Mlle Lisdot- -- :1 - kl' UN ser PROMOTING the RELIEF a own &mOR fp Ws WITIOPOLIN. sod far Improsess ~..ad . .a eks pww Of nem of Ponsilmi sad MAW Viet*. owes Ow wisebeafewe red amass of as Illeisp sad Disew, Psiwpris—Tbs Welt M. Ps Lae DIM, of LONDON. MIMI& Ma. W. R. elwhiess 1 OWL W. Welk RDA" M.P. : a iriest e. tssioief. Mi. I limy elidesila l• 4 weenvess.... . _ Nam& et Weadilidlit wl ra ir l fti 0 Mots d= . Ca r d =r. 118% . Ilwi r r ceba wfa. We Cisossoo. lbs. XlO . W. Closi=l” W. Clo oft, Us 4 0. Colomboir. fki. p:it u rim i rfre•. N.,. it MK eMPIPMIM hos Ilionso oar [ raw isr. WM= Dodolowlh t r = ter m it ,. I Itoril w itr. ihi. XL . 14 4. grq. IWO= W. /NW r Hashioram., Noi. ‘ Mos .IL Obillshl. IL IL •li flooola me, t= lie Wm FFEMS AMM Mar IL Rutt y ll oarsss,..tios. riir lo4, a =soilext 114. Via= R. woos IL = W PM. II•r• ah`• 11- rlikr i waime"ft rritddwoos Ww iL "amilt" •' " • . 1 1: M MIMMS a Abel • • lbs. torus th i ..,,,l t s fosiolf. Ariksoos of Mrs VA .17= Thaw Prim Pos.. MP. Moo 4. IL 111odWoolsoo. ISslmiswoomes. s it , moms MIMS MIMS MI W MOM hos Ito rniaso. .,••, iw as t zr a =zrlr i rsomi oni.s or idi. I raw lkillaehanini A maim wase. . wi• mos i s as psisselo d w=a os m wlslor i I r is Oson I r is II No= 4. d0:= 1,17 0010110 l tro mo = her isos dr pow on woe Le 40 ==olf a sown =i ei s so.. J la rlool in he m stoesio: ooloS Io Mll ===== m• owns. w IBA we Ow moslior. The =milli= i t= lr i fini MMISMOMMOM 2r=s I:NMIi M. low W, sa wow goolorloi a mere lin alb opts Ihon mil .1.64140.6 lmi. r.A.61...... rola Mb* NOS 01111•1111161 lIIIMININ dW ar rom mf M Isirallt i to puns= MI Mill az =l a s er =mg w =h. lio m =sossfSa Is 4ha Lat kisleht" . shl=sos mil a& Ww. wwwww ad W. Irtlfillbari • ar i i Si: II: * liiii, iii . • rk. ilk ai.. ... a • es. .... . ... li O J. st. haw. iiii. WA Mtt i. /1•414 " a. d : r ..--......-.... " . sa • mis. liiiiZ • Lo rdatiir a w ** m. am sea • • Wis. I • Poo. Ifs M. l g I I Arm am.. .....• _ ' 1 ......... . 111. LOW Olga" • IL 2. M .ith • . ." pit balm Tem . 4 Lod semet • 11 shisi Meslrras4 lit. ags.. II 24mbel roam . . &a.. P Meta Worlavii. M, Aseleb Mesta. I • 2ed dea.. — PAWL Want boa 0 Tbe bee easeal * toper& a ( u m be lemel fa de. egb ante comatose. It soy be boa et Noma Illybutebb. er Delleoa'a Copies Me in be loyearded per . ole 112111•0 10 o to the leateorr. Costributloos Si, yeolved A7llte aadersaeollemailbasban: AT ?RI WIMAISO. Mare. Ilerrice. Pletcher. cad Co., 114. Jentalealreet. Moen. Precirootol. Cheasaaoei. Wage. O,IAI+ wet Co. Nino& MI an. Howe Hews Ifforibriakok — Meows. WW awe. Dews. Os.. Dleddeisae. Moors. Dezelse. Dams sod Co., Lcesterdelweet Aol , o) Seecelen. Ike saw of the Associalkek 4. NIL XNIWr Sore. Traf Ilgar4grurgli CHOHLTON 1110 H SCHOOL, Dover-eti llosefordetroot. Cheeitas es Wedlock. Potsciros—H. IL HODOSON. LL.D.. M.C.P. awee.l Wooer—Mr. Kende& HA. Tauber of Cbewletfr• rime en. l'orsaaerclol Mader— Calvert. Mr. sotos. Tacker of Teal Heft— Mr. R. irowtolo Doesolt. Prepanti,ry lloder--Mclllovideso Tooker of DANN. Ic.--Doegoe Taster 4..( Groom—M. Idese. Hamm Tauter of Frreas-11. Podelio. Teacher of l'eschrg— Tad= el Dromaad-11. Deeboot. Teocber of Duda:— PUtanaton7 &Mina . . - 7: . Iledveghlser• per inn. • Ciai r ;llli . odor Sande .... 1 0 . 2 ., 1 Twagygathate yet Sam . Clem kg . PenicerSeetion...... a ... 4th • Tweelpfourgetneaspor ma. Tho charge of twenty guineas Includes fiansea, /mash. drawing. wral mude, eyoulaalcs. and Milling, An. ; and We dame it Meaty her gummy include. ebenintry. In edditke to the alone The only atm ctier.y• are for Fisting and Dancing. A Marne of live shlllinp per quarter to made for the me of to ; tier- to Ow school library; and towards the min tool. 4 10. 1 :er T e...., boolcand &swing newels. ; ie.. ere cinrcud for anionthat to denial V nod. I required on the removal of aputoll. Wren w arre r .hcd has been erected in the pthypound for Mena = um ; and a .....-keel abtarl Will be °Mead inunethatelf, for am; the pupils. The twur..4 attlaithem ere from Mies to twelve • and from ate to gee, la It nday, iy Tuesellt Jihunday. and Frith, ; and from nine to twelve es Walunnthy and • 11., ecw.4 ythethre emsearesee end Ind Vamtione are fr mi lled as Ilion: June lo tothar 21. 1.1 Quudr, Jan, le to March 24. Septeinter :o to mthober 4. b 4 Quafter, March 23 teJune 9. I Deceit:her 17 to January 13. id Quarter. July 12 to Sept. 2.). Three Dap at Ka4... , r. and Oh Quarter, Oct. 7 In Dee. 16. Three Days at Whaiuside. The hone tathebedi to the school afford& duple acanuothldlon for Iserders. Yuan.: Slaty vine,. and npvrxrd., per annum. Day larder. are We received. Yenta . Sight Guineas laii annum. 5.11. Annordnenta me la preptie for enabling Wow pupin.who may twin further inetruntiae Se ghee evening kso.m• In the antral thersise. of the mbool astane. ' A timber should ranker that halo - badman le not en much to lads I& pupa all the le Ikeetaide. so to ran In him a Imo and rstOon 14 knoulerige ; and le pot Wei lo the right way e 7 knowing and Un yr.viar Sunni f. when be Ireaulod le it."-John Icestc. A miawi e4...:l.•limplarimpt bee. Scholar. and calve... W too low thvildlag la km meek pee s their experience .4 1 . 1 0 en (Punt bcpeni sheeted, now !mania& -Enoch °Acme. " lammed. rte as • Is te tho wholn-the latter he: Le .cir prthelpel eaL X they we frega - , edY eon led. Ili woman yell alltheen , and Alarm the ...Ind ; iiis A , elastic.. in paithinha, yea est en will and elthredes of On Witonkdge. and tycient In . you ma h 2 112 2. 6 1 . 1- *sea a. Inrity .4 MIL with fortltalli b tl i ;taciltsw. Igi aa inotets.len towards the gl i s sa. ul. and Ina ant.. Pi as nay develop by ateastion.'- Me tot e, a .., Ira: at (0103 anorrele If WS scitnntos tot MAMIE 1 , ;ar,“7..nT Su tios.l-I;a4llth . Spelling. Wfliarig. Affeh. ek, ~.. th e Lit, talArnes. likeesta et hawed Illdoey. and g.---err •h) ; ta. mark Fame; X et I leyeehd MAN. toe ~ hem ghee wined...lag agog at abmwahaboatilbarass . g .. 0.1... Idise 3.1 so plawasahly asambad la yo=l a ,.. 4 6. lbe in t slum of whit, is dental th e acumen anstus we of Mt. wanted.' Jr ',a So ti , - flees lilree.-English Weeding. SPenina.o4 4l, .. Ww; ttaMon, Arithmetic, Illatem, deans Phi. and Natives li•dory 1 tin rte , &C.; the lird lt Llmocute of Uvrrean and Preuc ; Inning. loaning. and lined Muds. Jr 1.... se, Tn.,. Clew tiecood.-English, InStrilna drammar, Rend *. Spcilin). and Derimtion of Monis; Recitations ; 1111121, Iteltidlo.l Ced,imar and Trartdattne ; tiernan and French, including Ormond:. Tandatiou. and I Salome ; Arithnietk antinned : I lister, ; (leo ashy ; '..to-el IledAry ; Keithly ; Unnion ; and Vocal M..lee. rt.tha s . .. ••:. Chas Tlard.- Intl. and Omsk, including Orem. ay. E. nal. ... tool Trau•latlea ,• Loglisn• iheladth4 Oro'"'io.r. p0th00 1i......4 li......4 Mord c and Extreina In Corepoeition ; Rentallon• ; Gamma tad Prench. thetuding tlrennnar.Trandation. alsedse. end Dialogues; aratoralin ....ntinussd ; Ilt.uary ; Useapaphy. Aseieat bud Slodern„ler *Aft )1.41.:..ta ; and the ant Rimini.. of dentistry . Algehm. Cbs I=r N:annil Phincophy ; :Manufacturing Pr...math : ha ; Writing; sal Vocal Mask. latalssa sr. ....1. Class Fourth.--Greek and Latin Clinice. Veen" titer& , -. '.reek awl Sinus Antiquittes; German and French awl i'..no.sition ; Eiczlith Ch.do. snd Coinpraitlus: Mather el 11, Litcrature. with Sinctniene : ~11.ei n tation.• : Arithmetl i. e, Aggro kllal i r.l.7ole.T7C.,...'„raitYsLtibmoriLalmr:7l:Xilliph:pi; 11a.„,,,,. Pa55,...e... ac. ; I.lt)ssai and naticaloe _y ; Hook ; An Vs t and 1i..1.m Illetory and Gerard*/ • Wa .4 the laglill t on - wituUee and Iww ; Haman Pnpa l 4 ; a .1...ta1 .. ..:1...,pby ; Political Lonerenyi Loss and pe.ca d TThie a Log , , , .:' ° torte; ; :th.l ladles ladles; Wetting. Phan and l ' "LaTU- I ......na; gad toed Music. i seMP a or tliu awe advanstal MGM Wm be arecled elderly QM ties.s.• width her watt directly on tneir &abed pursuits In Ws, skater the) cti en4eni•nal Po dish, n w esemerdel. Tin telt anirte I. cabstand to extend to Mc ad el TM ilea Slat is de , imps:atom esetthe nal vary greedy. le deem. aka Th. ~ , ww of tw five, eccond.,anA,thlrt db . . e. " ~r a,e tn.', in ortlinary num ; of the mans. two 1.1111111, Than, a _ taboo, the ant -la, at eleven ulli compkto the •11.85...r.e at w Iva clan*. 1142; *mond el an. 12 13 ; third e15e.,_13•14; fourth dee,l4.ld. 11..: ordinary prothotion. ...111. wale annually. In UMW. rasa the oithol It lo linalsr•tond to begin ;In dadal eases honorary Madan. .. di he wade in Janney. It 1, 1 44.5t51y Poporwat that pupils thoedd commaica the school awe at it...n.11..4 data Ediesil...., even en far en It can be sew SAM IL: ;Moots, I• seradual an 4 ' , try stow I.rocras ; and the better the S AM icre the More time is needful for the devololrment 01 It. malt. - etch • :vat to be wild, non slavery-equable, out parUal-ventburtug. not enancent I,, ; _h , 111, 1.!dl le maintained without hardline" In dent or word. "...",_ • c nst inn , ripetilde with kinthom • and the love of order, far Gait ion. laleherithel In the y•oing. .In this reapat, Ppoedlly, 0i11. 1 ,..inn h ors Use co..dwrati. on of tennte. tut I. •to are link? the regular tuperel•lnn et the principal, Ince Anode tun: Is desolt3l to the wheel; and the dist. FeCoeid er th.. lot (..stlssl...s. rated. meta • nett lewd Moo him o of one and • kWh-en , .lorau .. In tide aye t opev to a sutra and marinate__ • th , r , .. ,- .l , !;re.ek..;:c of every of • • •Liliti . . 1 4 ,40 ". ° "" CL .,___. °* '...... 0' -. , ~., •-.. al ik.: to prdcrrea perfect unity el plan throw:non. the menet Iv .ir ro..M. ore rhea of LS, mashing awl diligence of each MAL I t , h ..-• 1 . 1- , s.. trn..l,hearing Ulu pitnatto• denne , tre. pentode, et , , ,• , -.1. , 1 - . •la. sleet ad Tedndat ethaninatlon of them reports ; la I 1:10, r , - el.w e rydr t gr the wale., , to he adlrt.cd to the lewitral dine. V., d ;.-ernwee will be noshed through the pupils ; littki • .....d., ...... ne.....ary &remit etch/Wreak notes of es Omenthou nil 1, raged. 1. The tiny of remit and punctual atteu•lason I.: e•foctir tassi nn inpil.. luf their obearvance,--and 011 parvoth, for Sett ricoureariodd awl elder _Tit; Intylial nay 1-c even on stool Maine, @wry f 37 before nine '`',.__. MU , rir ....snit but not during claw hour.: and no Is anxious to .....-',". h •-• ..I frequent coodn.edeatton with the orent 5 or Itertion c l .i.. !,,,.,... pymn a , 5..., taika indoect the classes duelltd 6 1......- , -• -.1.. :...2.tir...plication (.lap wade tor that purl... • h. 1.- -An aer-Lesysne ha. *wen n.ade soot Mr. Calvert, for the ferPila , lithe r patat• ,hornt..r) at It,o It•oal in lltuUma. 171t1. •+ boo the .I.e i more of Mr. David-on, .to woo for M..Wr,tl Mr. trees, of the to,lary...ry nertion of the 114th Khoo', lo 4n1•w0.1 for the rec...i.tol .4 Up...1.0h ' , how wr . / !ewe. of k0..et,,,, dipatlisa t , r! for the more Wlrlwred demo Milt he the S o tl age of Ito PUN , tD • 4... ‘ 1 " %4 It' Won, he., aro &Um% from there of the other •=▪ .1%. :Thew 21.3 filvtrated by a colleetker of the Etter artteie s of wow bor , r. nht , ltce to the raw or to the toaaufsetur d Mate. The !coons ^ay rte he ilawaratot at far at po..tde. with twat. pl 0.. 66- tun. .11 . mrst , u. se, re that tho vadareaadiee ...isdh ”le tha fag. ArTCHIsON, wine inn , t I J riot, IS. Aatraatreet, Airephl (Ma Greet Whitten droll. host zahrt hteataaad the pubite that M me booting orders for Attlewe and Ca:, lidlaburth hit fie MK bear, I..rentotcd to lerettarers &net from tha 'Newry. eg e t NM" ' 3 ' 4 ' 4 lA*. 2‘ r...i 4112 L Ds la earl ad pleat fla sad 4a per It Ta kn ewza di ts Ur Kee looditt°B for sa. wet t• imsileads. 1/ I - A U T7l L Tit it .—ItOWLANDS 4 O I — UT Doxi.o. n P 414111, D ICE. • whik j P"d°: 6'45- .4 us ehoi ee s oral moat trowelleata . the tMrnts] " r 444 . enalotte. tartar from the teeth remoras moot,. of Incipient sel reemote the mot .arthat the moat pare and "demo. ai=wroass perfume •reath , th taro hen the ema and a hea!the adieu G A T" . ...." 1 'ohne'. et Um the lootel are guar rend + rot ltlie to...AM& Pyles N. per bas.—Cautom :To droteet the w Ilya D eY _el p!•••• arm " h. ul t 39.. Watts giedas, the g Il i ar•••••4 • Oast es& boa.--Saki he thee. 4 464 ty trre gasift iitirs azi, t, sin* W . 41,4 0c.14 ry.l C t.) tho isa ✓. E., • ▪ Mg. IteV. boa. dd.. Wlsle G. iselansil r ds%t w ar el ppd. by SIP of IA! kw 11S . 0 7 6 2 pr. Lard. ot "a Am.., It. W. Alt earce4 PAW be law We I. WW I . JS• lose& lltSw Yeeslia NIL MO MIMIC COMPANIES, LANDLORDS, 1101WIL &&— Wa WANTIND. 11017111114 VIP& la say ma er sobwilaw &Wallow ow why ham pawl Irma. lla awl MI mamba of &war w i z 00., Wilda& owl antratow Cloa- rlO SOLI t CITORS, BUILDERB, and others, a da . a.tr:TERZtr...:-.... it le Mena OAKLAND sal A. and Casasim. O. 116, AoBCft U lt 0 1143 TRiiII T. tam as rim ad amain or Imam ' . INNANA Mk es-. 1 ts-7.7 l4 rErii E..--wiii.. s la the r_i as , 16 N N. d bootaig is NIB men i aliZr AN poNase ilig I 011 .. A qr , ~ • ...,:= g .....a le Ilk et ems =l. a ga rte. • ma • I=e s" Yew.reft isiollis WA. 1ANZ1N1 ......a. 11NA Anklis=i s a se 2 amps al W ---- ilmol. No NA r froda . . le 4115. rorreartriiiiii . iiiii• Ml ' a si o tr= ISA IA AL pouf 421, Trey rem op. ill .... Dirjr . g if tar„ ;:tti ail. MUM g7 11 :4 61.4 et ri as a"ilh rlitl= 6* . LI fry as et Ytif 1:16 N o sui te l etitsionsiNE .ai .Insia•qpilllN:i INN' b,.... 1 .0..e.tb... perms& all lie rearassagems. orb:« .11tios„ DRAPER. hafte.baktor. awl t ----u ntirir .7l *) . rasersl 'Watts" I: T MAY S,— TRAORDINARY SHOW.— ---- ------ EL M Wert routatTlA '!KAYO sad WA MRS ever • sow ea SALT al WILLIAM IL BURTON*, ta fari s trall ok i Xis. 1. ieusowelnel • •1iiii......a.ii.. *** 66 .... •iiii:iiii pat ..... K=4"littra:2, L' ia tt=" 4l lt a as sil Vrrtr% jel sgs 12ra il li m= Tglari a bront :e a t r um rommo an Si rod Oa lifdb. N The- - _ ORNAMENTAL UTILITIES kr Ars 111•• per eisaL 4 *Obi FIZ ilin NSWOB 1111.11". IM aft* eakallsrarlirela maiU L iles Rpm Is Anglo Wart leg : Pia clans% la giatedllital.ll44l. songslawalathiler• tunas Pewit og•sk lbw tit Ilawboa• tom= DM tor le volladhes. • war of Hommortr• Art A ism e . wt.\ V Miss. ma 31 LIA, 12. lliestdesel. es suit* of ns palm. Mop. ki -- diwitwilw-a-,.11 ....e .,..,,,, A ..... 4. ... w . A . Ea mi Lklt i t6D. as mil nwirl =mg ' - -..' alt . • le prill eve 0' 'ma Osktliglia a. and as am ala is New Pert ~l~i La awes Phs l atette b. p4o. ma a=illsoloria. dlna sari Woe Illa Olaiallaa. ar e r i AlE orrialap—Ordsen anal be atna Gam la PAL Tartr. Flodgeal. Of OD op al IM lipormadera la lowa mad I moan. WEEDING CAtTLE, Diffirmt Methods ot.—Ses the AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE sod GARDE!, NW CUR°. N ICLN of OATURDAT. TM Airtee/tural Ilmotto nem be ordered of ell nom Neste, oda K eitittr. damped to no tree ts/ put.-4./6os fee eolnametoettom sad oteeltUommote. I 14Pot WIGoCteG 4 II•te Constimkee, Ueda& DIBRABI43 of POULTRY end their CURE.— he tbs AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE and OARDENERN CHRONICLE of SATURDAY. TM Oardener: Cbroakdo rasy_be ordued et my aolloondor. poke tbi. Camped to go too by Poo6-oDoo tor advortlessooto and cyoneakidioss, O. Collor Woblogtoo AMA. Coventoordoo. Imodoo. GUANO. —FRAUDS on PARMEItB.—See the AORIOULTURAL GAZITTS And °ARM/NI/RN CIIRO- N CLE Si SATURDAY. TM Clardotorti Montle nay be ordered of may sewswesdir, pied Id. siampol IC do Ow by 1.11.-09 b. fa advortlootoosio sad commoscesAkso. 5. UMW W eW.Cluodnet, Coloot woks. Look.. SHE WHEAT FLY (Caowe® LINEATA), de scribed with woods:AL-8r the AGRICULTURAL OWN TM cb ahrilli VS Wit aNIOLZ of SATURDAY. 6L 114 Clarthr7 r : trot la Wett—Othst kw atly=lomosta wa ewnwdrr deweatiawarillicew li. Ma Wthhigtowouwo.. Owahwardwa. Lwaticts. ON PROFIT of BER-KREPINO. by Dr. SCUDA rogo—Ooo 'be AORICIILTUSAL GAZICYTIB ad GAR DEN MIS' CIIRON (CLIC of BA/TODAY. The Clardomogo' ettrooldo may to °Wend of any ororroadgy Prim Id. dam*, to go doo by pod. —Office far odeorttomento sod COLIMMICIIIIIOII4 b Upper Wading lon Wool Cored girds. Look's. ENGLISH and SCOTCH FARMINO.—tiee the AGRICULTURAL GASIITTS an..l GARDURSRS' CORO 'MLR of SATURDAY. The Agriereltand Ossetia limy be ordered al all vim ovate. Pries GA irsoldr. limped, to go Ma Doet.—Oilko for ooreasualcatione sod adreelfeessais, I , Upper Wastim Aire% Corsaigardea. Lamas. Sao Wowing are no °TWICE., All; Prim AL, ow St for Si MILE corL A. DEN OP Al Oman Ina Duke of be Ckronkin" ALVIN 16 African Ulla Awananchus Anernnnea Annuals Api4na Andeut AuricuLla HMV, Bert Mortals. ,B .- . 004.04 of for Co(., Hagan Rowe Hon:vole no: r.king, 1tn4,0..11 Hiwoclo Oponito CooHa CHlerolarir Wiforo ion Ammohp Commonly ChauHow =MO =l* - rhiCiales ctior airtime Clam*le Col Marne CoMeans Crow C rew, *nen fleperlais Conaniters Coins atinn of Monza in Windom Currants Dahlia& Debits Doer teeth Tioirts ptcparing ornate fur Venn, re protection Trait Cooker? Illustawall with wend woodcuts. F.WniCe Par.ip Piracy Pesebes Pezrbauka Pan Per relarronhual romalab Petahlas P!lka New ready. prim 's. Id. neat cloth. ORNAMENTAL owl DOMESTIC POULTRY; their Motor, sod lioaagemset. If the ter. liniment Sort Dixon. ILL, Suerat et Intwood with Isswl4ll. The Erb Waked of UM :. Domes& Tod Is go. The Musk book The Golden Ind Meer anal Tho Grey ha• Goma llinitotot Yowl TM Onion Yowl The White Fronted or The Ll..{{ {{. The braille Yowl laughing Gwen The 1 11 o ! ion Yowl The Speckled Dorking' The %Won The Ler... rmth{l Yowl TheCoolinaChinnYowl The Thal and Its em..- .'..0 Pro o { Yori Tho !ishy turd moors 1 • ....{.{ r .. 't The Moran: Malay The WhitoCtdeaGmho 'I • . it oh;' o. Fowl Yowl The Tame Dirk Inc ' , lt; an I ear° The (lame Yowl The Ihmails asses 1 a v I. Do Mato Mean The Ikruldases The MI :lel or Frio. , The Card& Gores The had Fowls. Tbe bayptlan ur Cape The M s 2 AI of lawimessi rod Instruillss kir dee lower of nitore.--liii. I im iro=osed dot of surd Intoreplatt lark ekanduk ii = 4=2=V . = Vete to ban the oppettailliref esgarspo kilissioaku= muds winineted la farming operationu l letkilanun le nerd able prat If prow s 1 mina lie eir o llmilesollok Ned reseal of m at If Tine roost. Oslo Map la wet dour term. verde la Stamped le met eplesslae, sad Ise hrfteril the impreintou bat Ike insweastat of pool UTelli neourz i. re *dr valnusnage. most keernotpup. sod sour Ilk win and briieve; bat • VW In tan Oat direoUna wail snan Mud pie=brat seporUso of I the wining operatturn of Ike mot, _weld 1601,11 pole dun a careful reformed= of du s um wile prevail In this doportmost. In' motional.° of these oploires us War to Mr. DisolOs very valu able and axial took, widok is opporturerty forego venom Z i. re urgz NM ell the importanee of this ph * , of etnidonimoi. work ifoclf boo already too printed In the " Genteeles Obroolele," and I. now elven to the public la on smarted NM improred torn. Simple es the =Moot of that west temp be ruppo , ol I. be, we ere...ore utu. ynicuitursl Moods Mei they will find It ft Inc.* moral and Ihtermtiar manual. It One the eri{kocohl prs , timl iormtigstion, mod I. towallr free from all tlnorotitol red.=. I{ t... rh ho, from the malt{ of {mogul awl continued oblorvationP. of einme‘tle unimuln. riot WO.. light ope n their Fontana. lurtitsclA. if .luo at.prth Mallon be rivat h. Mr. 111 son's amts.*, pr.ont tr.' b.l wilt ho. hence forth Quotol and referred to, not only esa -. kroiard I 0...:. het oho only one widhb. as yet. has ePtersfrel to ~OM She iropo_ runt What of whit,* It faista"—From the "Old Mil 110•1116er." or. IL PAN x w.lmlay fro, nag cloth. THE TREE ROSE.—Practical Instructions for Re Reeeta•lon and Culture, Musty* wcerleuta. 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AphidP, to keep down Froo.kru.ede, numb Or ' , lo Milan( up sod entdos °rattling, ad mange or Odom. diadvainhos or OpeentiosY dlikroat mamas Prifilsitssa gam. - 6 ...- - i -- k== a" et s Ileka i mpnaat and of Ilalsa. oak, sad Az memo% at Illidt. Pvisiliikla cd • abates oi nMlPlllisti. 0011 Wan= =shasyselar. i takaa' ana lkataas tiwa." T nels triai Ice older loolog not to sad ad* Parable at mUMOM NNW CBRISSKAII BOOK BY ML MULLINS DICKENS. 019 rumba. the I9th tat., vIII be pahlibsd. Oda Is. lislssOY Wend a toter, with bloastloss ,... 22setaa etseielt, R.A.. Mei 6998" TJoi nr i r Jahn AUNTED MAN and Um GHOSTS BARGAIN. A nag kr Chebbses Tam By CRAW.= Dictum Land*: Ilindbay tad Nora 11, Bonvertearest TIN AtINPRIAN SISPIRIL Jot lady In I vol. peel ens, w 9 s Pear* et the Reyitte, A us Tkl A. By EDWARD P. 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INV MOW , tab /MAK mbeest of holm! bappium, awl mob la bank the bAcat penal at Ilk t• man. To be hot of oberwoat PatirmoMmew Orval/la./14% noel 10 bl *tut: Vann. 19, One llilb• slull: Ida" IR Wad dread: or Omit from theafithat.. ie Bala gig de GAIWILDt CRP' CIIILOX ICLII oar Walaggleallatttet. Mang, Londo:— Iwo our motooloo ogneugg Cottage TenaittlY. LOXES CALINDAR of OA kip loot tat Jowl, PUTON. Gardener to Ida aegli m the " ttargenara' IN ban wt ( rot. um W... AO, • otes. Gantlanalb Mist (bonbon* Gratin/ arm as Ompet I 1 Herbs Ilerteeggia Partaalah) nee Droop tkihat Crag Irk Kidney Boas UMW'? Layering Lk.no Lapttkiyhteg Lettuce Lobvyta 0.4 1114. : M= .111111.11 Mint Mu.tard 31.1.11nwes Nagel.= Nasopli , Enothera lanai onions Picks Manaus Plums Polyanthus Potat..l Privet Pnutin, Prry :tot, by audio. Ratlo, Pyracaotha Rmnunculus Ha*larrlci libubarb Rockets Ronal Rua AuAla Vans t:lta tiesrlot Loos Beim Daly or Tram *skate Sukce Flowers SciertVerta.hkelFrult CO Fir reaming l:+tock. trgrberdre eurnmer Sweet WiUlam; Thom Ueda. Thytne Tieri.as Prwordi Trat.visuuug Truc Tullo Turnips motabk Cookery rOlll/4 . 11 Lootil.a.glafs, Vortwase Vines Vire/flaw Stocks Wallflowers Zinnias r. IP. C. ~~~r~~ 711.] LONDON, THURSDAY, DEC. 7, 1848. [THREEPENCE. vit LATEST FROM PARIS. PARIS, WEDNESDAY, 5.30 P.M. From the intelligence received in Paris to-day, it would seem that the Pope and sacred college will wumed to establish themselves for the present at Malta. From to-morrow, and until after the proclamation of the president of the republic is made, the military posts of Paris will be doubled ; the Garde Repnblicaine will be consigned to its quarters, as well u strong detachments of troops of the line. Several battalions of the Guard Mobile have been ordered to be in readiness to bivonack in the Champs ElysCes. Tne funds suffered a considerable fall to-day. The Threes, which opened at 45, closed at 43 90, and the Fives, which opened at 69 10, closed at 67 75. Bank shares have fallen 30 francs on yester day's prim,. This decline has been attributed to deliberations in the cabinet for the removal of General Changarnier from the command of the National Guard, in consequence of his avowed support of Louis Napoleon. Faun Ike. 9.—New Lou, ——; Three par Cra m .1; mil per Gina, 69 9 ; Lois 66 • War!, nue, INN 79 ; Do. DM 9. Da. Tree,, —; Hsu, ; :teples Brine', 79 ; Ilenun Lao, ; Treasury Seeds, Bent abates, 11.15; Malang. on Louden, 50 days, ——• 93 days, eseb. Eau wars.—Parts and Orleans, • Paris and &us; 360; Rouen and Dane, —— • Avignon ' and Marseilles, ——; Straa • boars and Me, 80; Ceedre Viersos, ——; Amiens and Don. one,—; Borders. 363 ; rice*. GERMANY. AUSTRlA.—lntelligence from Vienna, of Dec. 2, says that the Minister of Indies, M. Bich, had come to Vienna, for the purpose of prevailing on Prince Windischgratz to suspend the state of edge, and libe rate the rest of his prisoners,—a request which has been met by a flat refusal from Prince Win. discbgratz. It is is now probable that, in con sequence of what has happened, the Prince will not depart for the army, u it was his intention to do. FltANKFOßT.—Acoounts from this city of the 4th inst., announce the return of Al. Von Gagern from Berlin. He maintained a strict silence at the sitting of the Assembly on that day with regard to his Jour ney to Berlin. The best authenticated report of the result of his mission states, that he and Baron Vincke (the latter one of the most violent supporters of ultra. royalist opinions) had been so fortunate as to prevent a publication of a charte octrovie at Berlin, although it is said that the document in question, together with patents for the dissolution of the existing Assembly, were already prepared, and printed in the government press of MM. D a nker and Co. YUCATAN.—We have new. froth Yucatan to tke 16th October. The Boklin Official eays that public atten tion is principally directed to the movement of the third division of the army, which is indefatigable in its pursuit of the enemy. ten. Gonzales had taken possession of Tooth*. bichen, where a battle was probably fought. A military in surrection bad occurred, in the beginning of the month, in the division under the command of Sr. Berrera. Engage ments had taken plane between the whites and the Indians at Ticum, Tercytum, Xaya, and Penenyut, in all of which the whites were victorious. Upon the whole the Indians appear to be losing ground. although they are yet far from being subdued.—The ffijo de la Patria, of Caropeauev, r .r , that a great hurricane had mused immense lame. Avi 1 had arrived from Vera Cruz, haying narrowly escaped I's •••• w•eck after being compelled to throw her cargo 0Vt11.011 , 1. I Two yesszls from New Orleans, laden with flour, had aLo i suffered greatly. - - - - - - VENEZUELA.—Dates from Porto Cabello, to Oct. 21, state that the Hetet of General Monagas, which departed from that port the Bth, had taken up its positions off Mara. oibo, for the purp se of establishing effectually the decree of blockade issued some time since by his government at Car eons. The squadron of General Pate, or of the constitu tional party, being upon thu lake of Maracaibo, well armed and eqtypped, and apparently determined, a combat be. tween the twa fleets was expected. Maracaibo city eon tioned in the hands of the troops of General Monatu, extremely harrowed, however, by the Peer fleet on the lake and by the troops of the Castle of St. Charles. It was con- sidered probable that the troops of Menage', within the city, would be forced by hunger to surrender but the accounts I received here from that place are contradictory. It was said that Gen. Pace awaited a sloop and two brigs of war to re inforce the constitutional squadron. In this event there can be no doubt of his success at sea. The people are becoming daily more disputed and indignant with the military des potism of General Manages, and we feel convinced that the present order of thinp cannot be sustained for any consider. able length of time. - - - - CUBA.—The prospect for adding to the agricul tural population of thit viand by immigration of Indiana from Yueaten, is destined to failure. Private intebigenoe had reached Havana that the agent sent to the Peninsula, to the swam. of 1,200 of theta people, half male sad half c authorised by the Spanish government, So column a g reat unwillingness of the Indians to expatriate *stalely's. So much =flan= .as felt in the monaununa- ;at et In; plus, that a vow aaa Imo aupatehed treat Havana to ace of the posts of Yost= lot the traaasetatiaa et 119 Immigrants. SMITHFIELD CLUB CATTLE SHOW, 1848. We have mak phonon in bearing testimony to the isereas hat beim& phi& marks the perms el the Smithfield Club. Ile mellaleme I. Wan= • The alnetainly ingewileg sheseeter of Its enema and the ratted ells* d this visedag on the westkday Winos of signisesder wise, asseasessie this. nix, are on 01 essesion several silsestiens la the ohms, mad the await i g ise r mei i. the of which le ceseldessiii of the most important of those sosaisients we will jut enewerate heft. Weft igen ibe eensideregen et all show halt Ow new festers Is Os easillisa it ail reeldslisa es to the feeding and the aggilleallea el it te the yid **settle eithihited. We bee beige seplested the uperiment, and am glad of it. aliplien Until this year, rams 2,3, and 4 were for " Ora, lie.„ Stet shall not have had eeke, corn, meat ends, grebe, or 41101111en' wash, dear( 12 months te the lie of Mfg In the same year as exhibited." Wrm raw the eneeelingly Rae animals always era diated ia them 4emee !mu smarm mad* es a little seeptisal se le the Mem% henry of the form The age Burled In elar t was heated "under 6 pen ;" now, it is a abort 3 and net 4." Ores 3 frarly le m a n , 6 pus ;" aew, "• 2 and not' 3 years." There Is a third pre added to .2l. olYe din t sod a broad prise star 4, rah value 6 onerelgas: n to nest prise of err 1 le lactreard from 25 to 30 severeigna These are the prinelpal alteratleas is this department, sad important ries**w, the object of the godsV _berm w enesurge bresdiag for laity mthuftyj indtherears, to tweipenag the present with former eibitlons, the great difference is age should 'virally be remembered. With respect to cows and heifers the only change is, that " the kinds of food mast be eertitied." la the sheep aspartame them is • new class, which we have long wished to see NOP blithed. The prises for long-wools have always been beene off by the new Leiresters, other kinds of leag-weeledalmep not having a fair chance by being exhibited ia with them. The beautiful symmetry and aptitude whoa, which characterise the Leicester's, have always glees this the advantage, although we are convinced that, in a them adapted to them, most excellent qualities will be dieserel in ether descriptions of long-wools. We are pleased to see, for the fast time, a class for " Lame sheep (not being Leicester"); how it fa filled we will sae presently. There is also a new clam for mane-heed sheep, the pecularity being " each sheep not to exceed 2201 6 e . live weight ." The prime in each of these eases are : Feeder, 10 soya., and breeder; silver medal No ate/rice is male with regard to short-wooled sheep. There is a new class for pigs of any breed above 12 and under 18 months old. Feeder, 5 son.; and breeder, silver medal. In the extra stock there is en additional silver medal for the beet cross-bred sheep. We now pus on to sales the merits of the show. Taken as a whole, we never saw a so commendable a regetica of animals as there is this year exhibited. We on new confidently meet the objectors to this exhibitraomil the members of the club may well be content to point with err satisfaction to the end they have been seeking, inaseari se it spleen to be newly attained. Claus I. Is for oxen, and between four and five years old. We have here with on. or two exceptions, a fine collection of animals. The first prize is taken by H.R.H. Prince Albert: it certainly does not command our unqualified ap probation,although our favourite breed—a Hereford, four years six months. The straight line along the back is not nicely kept, nor are the ports so good as could be wished. We very much admits the second prize, a handsome true bred short - horn of Earl Spencer's, possessing qualities far more desirable for the butcher than the former. The third prise as also a fine specimen of the short-horn, bred and fed by Mr. J. Bewley. The is,. provement in the short-horns is most marked this yea; per haps we notice it more because there was mem sosu I. improvement in this than in other breeds. It is nth easy es understand why the yellow or, No. 11, in this class was shown, except for the sake of contrast. It is a T s = animal', but ts ugly and coarse as well could be It is a remarkable feature, that the judges have not anew mended as of the cattle this year, as was formerly Ruhr 'practice. Probably, having awarde d the prizes, they found , for the moat part the remainder so equally deserving of the compliment, that they declined selecting any. We must, however, be allowed the privilege of doing so txcesionelly, and in this dies caner but noticeathjoh/p commendable, the beautiful Sussex Steer belie to thy Earl of Arundel and Surrey. Class 11. has comparatively more merit than the former, because comprised of younger beasts, being above 3, and not exceeding 4 years old. Here the first prize is mast deservedly awarded to an extraordinary Hereford Steer, bred by Mr. J. Monkhouse, near Hereford, and fed by Mr. W. Trinder, of Wontage. The second prize is sled well earned by Mr. J. Phillips' Hereford Steer; but the splendid short horn which takes the third prize, bred and fed by the Mears. Stratton comes so near to it In mat desirable qualities, rat it mast have been a difficult task to decide which was the best. This elan is exceedingly well filled up ; all are very good ; but, without being invidious, we must be allowed to express our approba• ion of a short-horn shown by Mr. Jonas Webb. Clam 111. is a very clever one—only five exhibited, and three prizes given; this circumstance renders the task of judging comparatively easy, although it seems a pity to ex. elude any of the competitors, all are so good, and neither exceeding three years of age. Four of the specimens are short-horns, and one Hereford, which speaks well for the termer breed as regards early maturity. They are all won derful beasts at the age ; still there can be no doubt as to the sup-riority of the Duke of Rutland's shorthorn, which takes the first prize ; it is especial worthy of notice. Clam IV. is for any bree d or age above 80 and under 95 stone weight. A beautiful short-horn, belonging to Earl Spencer, was moved out of this clam and put into extra stock, because it was over-weight, although only 4 years and 3 months old. We have much pleasure in recording, how ever, that the judges awarded it a silver medal. In this class, the first price is given to a splendid North Devon, 3 years and 6 months old, belonging to the Earl of Lederer. This breed stands next to the Hereford in our ranks, end we are sorry it does not take so prominent a position on this uon former occasion'. The second prize is taken by a very good Hereford, 3 years 11 month., belonging to Mr. L Manning bat we much admire and highly commend the beautefal Hereford bred and fed by the Earl of Radnor. Class V., for an y breed or age not exceeding 80 stone. The first prize here la awarded to the Earl of Leicester, for a beautiful little North Devon err, only 3 years , 8 moot* a perfect picture. Lightner of offal, quality of flesh, and symmetrical form are combined. Beside the prise of 151. and silver medal, it takes a gold medal, as the best in clams 1,2, 3,4, 5, and 6. The second prise, fed by Sir R. Throck rnorton, and bred by Mr. J. Quail-, of Holland, is mother handsome specimen of the North Devon breed ; so math so, that it could not possibly expect to be beaten until fairly brought alongside the former one. Ciao VI. has not long been established. We have on a former occasion pronounced it an exceedingly interesting one, and have asked for the institution of a second prize ; we this year more than ever see the necessity for it. All the candidates are very good animals, and comprise a class of beasts very suitable to the Loudon ;rade. That which takes the prize is certaitly an exceedingly clove:West Highlander, only four years ol d ; but we us far , from satisfied that the heedful spa im. n of the same breed fed by his Royal Highness Prince Albert gets nothing. We should have been much better pleased had there been a second prize to give it. T. only reason we can discover for its not taking tho prize in, that it is one year elder than the successful beast. No doubt there would hs more competition in this truly desery i,iv elan were there another prize added. We have now noticed the oxen classes with as much particularity as space will admit; but there is a novelty is the second class which must not be overlooked—namely, No. 23, a cross of short horn and Dutch, bred in North Britain. For the first ex periment, it gives promise that much good may in this way be derived from our free intercourse with foreigners. We text cane to the cows and heifers, and in this depart aunt there is decidedly more improvement than could at all have been anticipate]. Class VII. is for cows and heifers under five years old. The first prise is taken by Mr. Thomas Griffin, of Borough Fen, for the most splendid shorthorn-heifer we ever saw, three yrre and four months old, proving the bold outline of frame peculiar to this breed, with none of its roar: entre. This peculiar feature in the female parent is what we should strongly recommend to all breeders. The second prize is very excellent, but considerably older,• font years end seven maths Hereford heifer, le longing to Sir F. Lawley. There re very many In this class deserving especial notice, but we cannot pm without observation a very compact Hereford Leiser, of excellent firm quality, belonging to Mr. J. Car -1 waseliee, of Leominster. Claes VIII., for cows five years and upwards, is very ex cellei.t. Cleo IX., for cows, same age, having had at least two calves at separate births, is also very good. The first prizes in the latter is a wonder, and deservedly takes 201. and a silver modal ; also gold medal, as the best in seventh, eighth, and ninth Muses. She is nine years old, has had three calves, a true Durham breed, and fed by Mr. J. Mann, near St. Ives. iho extra stock of cattle there is nothing particular, ea. c die one already alluded to as removed from dm 4. fie sheep next attract our attention. First in order, bat ot in quality, are the Leicesters. On the whole there is • sir level show of this breed, rather improved, but 0111 there is room for nmendment, which we confidently look for Classes X. and XI., devoted to this description of sheep, are pretty well filled up, and the awards, as already:pub• fished, well earned. Clae XII. is the new one for long wools (not being Lei asters). We expect when it is generally known there will be more competition, for thou are many who 'mild have been glad to have sent specimens of this kind an former occasions, but were deterred because of brag obliged to show with Leiceeters. This year there are may two competitors, and the prize is taken by three beautiful Cotswold seethe", 21 months old, trod and fed by Mr. 8.. Yemen, near Stow-in-the-Wolil. The extra stock for loop wo'ls is full of good cheep ; the silver medal is given to the Earl Radnor ter a 56-month.' Lek ster ewe, in which we think too math attention has been paid to symmetry and tee, tittle to the more useful and convertible qualities. The two claws of cross-bred sheep aye excellent, but nothing calls for particular remark except that we do not recognise the splen did specimens of Down and Gloucester, or Oxford, that were so much admired last year. There is one of them in the extra sack—a fins sheep, 21 months old, bred and fed by Mr. John Hiternar, whir takes tne silver medal. We were next Into minced to a most splendid collection of the murk admired Southdown broody. Olen IV. an all geed. It ant ken bon Map& to ledge between this., enent, wham es re spects the lien pries, which maniple me nheeldesendelly takes by Mr. 8. Webb abo the dal, tsr the best la the lith end (L as (rise W 2ard to the monad }NW then is eamidetable Canoes of lodgment. It clad have bees a hard run between the D Rfrifaneed. to whoa It was weeded, Mr. W. Sainsbury, of Devine, mad the Earl et Chiehester, the two letter of who. show rah three beastliest *sop. No doubt ey the fudges thenmelese head a _ a diMeally he to these th have appeadmil seanneadelieh—ehe east that this ansestenes elms durthei ing the whale *ibble& Ohm II is mann beautiful es eseablegei mope these thstpaldro mama, when cant, W s their wenn, we sre untie Is elbemsr. Mr. 8. Webb is is this elms also the neemefid candidate. Clam 17 le The Duke unqualified approbatirm—only three comm. Mors. The Duke of idebersall se ant prim, 201. sad &wit medal. Mr. 8. Webb Is obliged hers to rank G. rbat is rewarded with a 101. prise; and Mr. iehjerabe'a three splendid sheep are commended by **judges. In the extra stook, Mr. Sainsbury, above alluded to, has a ern handsome sheep. bat It is o i ly commended beams Mir. 8. Webb is here also, and to his very superior animal is awarded the saver medal. All these sheep shown b Mr. 8. Webb, It is peeper to observe, ere from the stock of Kr. lona. Webb, who has attained to such perfection in his breed of Bouthelowns that it h extremely difficult to reach him. It not co v ia o s i vr t e remaine to give a parsing glance at the pip. Our span not allow us to enter into lent they lie so too, it is a pity to disturb them Whin be =deed that the general Improvement already ahlmiad te obtains here also. In concluding our remarks opts the peorest exhibition, we must be permitted to coa tis@ members at the Smithfield Club upon what C w aboody Mils=d to express ahope that auroras Boursexrrort, Dac. B. Phe American frigate St Lemmas, 44, Captain Hiram Padding, now lying off this port, sass taking on board supplies and stores, will nail Mr Lisbon is ahw days, to winter an the Tagus, returning hire the Mimi, et April next, previous to a manner odes to Nermdmosa. the Deltic, and Bt. Pmenburgh tor e • pesese this isessests el dse amemese of the United Note la the meth of Berme ; bat more particularly, in re *IMMO 10 the new HMI of American ocean steamers between Cierium, yid BouthanMs& and New York. Capt. Paulding hes wry politely darnisied us with the exact particular of the aremmutt of his thip, which we subjoin for the infor mation of wansied sail.., amongst whom considerable in. Most h atheist& to the eomparatively heavy artillery on bawd Amadeu' ships of war. Although the St. Lawrence is rated u only a 44-gun ship, she has, in fact, 60 guns actu ally mounted, and could on an emergency carry 04 pieces of ordnanes. The guns are thus distributed; on the main deck 30 gene. vie., 26 long 32-pounders of 94 feet, weighing 57 cwt. 2 qrs. imeh, and Coes 68-pounder Paishan guns amid ships, 9 feet long and 83 cwt. 2 qrs. each ; on the spar cr upper deck, 20 gaps, of which 16 are 32-pounders 8 feet long, end weighing 33 cwt. 2 qrs. each ; with four 68 pounders amidships 84 feet long, weighing 56 cwt each. Total weight of gene, 126 tone 6 cwt. The St. Lawrence was built at Norfolk, Virginia, and was 17 year on the stocks ; she is 185 feet in length and 48 bean, draws 21 aft sad 19 feet forward. The mayor and corporation of Southampton have invited Captain Paulding and the officers of the frigate to a grand entertainment at the Guildhall, on the 12th instant, which will be returned by a banquet on board the frigate. The authorities have evinced every disposition to show politeness sad attention to the American officers, in consequence of the extensive intercourse and commerce which hoe been newly developed by steam communication between this port and the Visited States. The Ocean Steam Navigation Company's ship Washingtan, Captain J. Johnston, jun., after landing her mails, cargo, and specie from New York, sailed this afternoon at 2 o'clock for Bremen. His excellency Baron de Chuolt (late Prussian ambassador to the United States) end suite are passengers by the Washington to Bremen. Daring the stay of his excellency at Southampton he was entertained by Mr. Croaky, the American consul, and after wards visited the St. Lawrence, accompanied by the could in his yacht, the Annexation. Upon leaving the frigate a salute of 19 guns was fired. The Atalanta steamer sailed , this afternoon with the mails hr Havre from New York brought by the Washington, and about 80,000 dollars in specie, also from New York. The Pasha sails to-morrow for Vigo, Oporto, Lisbon, Cadiz, and Gibraltar. Tils FEMALE SWINDLEIII3.—On Monday last, the three Whitehouse', who had been before examined at Bir kenhead and at Mantheeter, on several charges of swindling, were again brought up at the Borough Court, Manchester. In reference to the departure of the prisoners from their lodgings, in Dale-street, • witness, Mrs. Buxton, stated that on the day they left the mother sent her little boy for some beer, and persuaded her (Mrs. Buxton) to have some, at the same time urging that as she was rather unwell it would do her good. Witness accordingly consented, and the lad was directed to bring the beer for her, at the time he procured some for his mother. Shortly after she had drunk some of the beer she felt very sleepy, and in a few minutes was fart Weep en the sofa; the servant girl, who also drank a por tion, fell down on a chair, and slept as soundly es her mistress. When they awoke, which was not until several hours had elapsed, the servant was sent to put the shutters up in the parlour when she discovered that the family bad left. The prieone'rs were again remanded. FitnEIIOLDLAND Soo rms.—These associations are spiedlag rapidly in the midland counties. On Tuesday even ing, ea* of the most numerous meetings held in the town for many years, took place at 'Wolverhampton at which the principles upon which this movement has been originated, and the objects in view were fully explained by Mr. Sehole field, M.P., Mess s. Ald. Weston, and W. 13. Smith, of Bir mingham ; and a large increase of members to the society, established in the town about four months, is anticipated on consequence. There are already COO shares subscribed for, and the committee are in treaty tor • piece of land, so that the domination of Lord Ingutre in Staffordshire will aeon be checked. — THEAFFAIR OF THE RIFLE OFFICERS AT BRISTOL. —The Gloucester Journal says: "The paragraph (as to the knock/I...tooling) haying caught the eye of the Duke of Wellington, Commander-in-Chief, no sooner was it read than acted on. The first thing on Tuesday morning Adjutant Gen. Browne received orders to repair to Bristol and make inquiries on the spot. The gallant general arrived by an early train, and had, we understand, an interview with the magistrates, in the presence of Capt Somerset. We believe the gallant general read through all the depositions, and was much vexed to find the facts were as reported. Its said he expressed himself in warm tcrms to Capt. Somerset on the discredit and disgrace which such proceedings brought an the regiment ; that such sorts of freaks were tolerated some twenty or thirty years ago, but he had thought they had been left now entirely to persons called ' gents,' and that it was too bad general officers should be called from their duties to inquire into matters so decidedly 'snobbish.'" QUICK Woax.—The Boston Poet has the follow ing: "The ship Jenny Lind, Capt. McKay, from Newport Walea,,with 1,000 tons railroad iron on board, put into Cork, 'leaky, and in lets than four days was discharged though every bar of iron had to be carried on men's ahouldt. n two hundred yards from the ship, the rain pouring down most of the time. The ship was then taken into the dock and caulked from the keel to the plankshesr—fifteen hundred pounds of oakum having been driven into her seams —was re-leaded, minus 125 tons—took on board pro• visions and water, and 150 steerage passengers, and In fifteen days from the time she entered Cork she sailed again, and in twenty-fire days more arrived at Boston, having beaten vessels which left Newport before her, not withstanding the time she lost in putting back and the 15 days in post. The ship was first caulked in the dead of winter, when her seams were frosted; hence their openness, and the cause of her putting back. Otte could have carried 1,200 tons dead weight, so far as strength and buoyancy were required, for with 026 tons on board, she only draws 15 feet water. Capt. McKay, in the management of his ship under difficult circumstances, hes displayed mued energy kill, and perseverance." SHIPPING. Mama Amammo.—Dublin, 2; Donaghedes, I ; Guem. may, ike., 2. LOWDON, Dee. 7.—Wind this day at noon, S.W., fresh breeze, and cloudy. DELL, Dec. 6.—W.S.W. ; p.m., strong and squally.—Ar rived : Hendrik Hudson, New York; a ship, St. John's, Newfoundland, for London. Remain : The outward-bound —all well. Arrived from the river: Elizabeth Jane, Port Natal ; CatoaDcmerara ; Sylph, Barbados*. Lavanmoot., Dec. B.—W.S. W. to B.B.R.—Arrived: bth, Thomas Brocklebank, John Biddy, and John Allithie, Cal cutta; Sarah Sands (st.), and Fiddle, New York; Soutcr Johnny, Montreal. Bth, Hums, New York, for Dublin, leaky ; Commodore, St. John's, N.B. ; Ocean Queen, Quebec; Baron of Renfrew Quebec, encountered violent gales en the 28th ult., lon. 22, and again on the 3rd instant, lon. 10. Put back: bth, Naomie, and J. Brunie*, for New York. OFT LITERPOOL, Dee. 6.—Arrived : Courier, —; Ajah, —; Nation, —. CARDIFF, Dec. : Empire, ()newt. BELFAST, Dec. 3.—Arrived . Cassandra, mirainichi. TORRAT, Dec. 6.—Several wine or brandy piper, with wooden hoops, were pased, on the 2nd inst., between Scilly atd the Land's End, by the Ringer, arrived hero. Livnarooh, Dee. 6.—The Ar ro, for New Orleans; which put into Kingston on the Ist inst., after being on Black water bank, has returned to this port. BELFAST, Dee. 6.—The Speculation, from L iverpool to Dublin. struck on the South Bock the Ist inst., and put into Donaghadee on the god, leaky. It is blowing a strong plc from the N.W, - . . . u.—The Apthorp, Limerick, to New Orleans, drove front her anchors in Scenery Roads last night, during a gale, and went on shore in Clonal'lan Bey, but h expected off without damage. The Devonshire, of liwanan, parted from her anchors and took the ground to the castwud of the pier, but is expected off next tido. Hum ! Dee. 6.—The brig reported yesterday on shore on the Biaks, has broken up; no further particulars ascer tained. Svocxxow, Dee. 6.-B.W, Arrived: Wanda, and Maria and Elizabeth, Quebec. DONCOAL, Dec. s.—Tbe Sarah, of Belfast, on shore near here 24th ult., has broken her keel, and the cargo is so much damaged as to be unfit for re-shipping. The I. oreat Mo narch, from St. John's, N. 8., which went on ahcre off the Island of innisleuagh, is fast breaking up; materials and part of cargo laved. COMMERCIAL 4. MARKETS. MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE. o'Clock.—The directors of the Bank of Eng land met to-day at their weekly board, without making any alteration in the minimum discount rate. The Bank broker has been again a seller of Con sols this morning for Bank notes, to the extent so far lef about 10,0001. These continuous males bare, et course, affected prices, and we have Camels now quoted down to 871 to 1. Reduced Threes, 861 to I; Three -a-Q,uarter per Cents., 861 to 4. Exchequer Bills, 41s. to 441. premium. Bank Stock, 189 to 191. The foreign market is heavy in consequence of the downward movement in the funds. Dutch Twonnd a-Half per Cents. are lower, at 47 to 8; the Fours, at 72 to 3. Belgian, 70 to 2. Rankin, 100 to 2. Danish are better, at 64 to 7. Spanish Fives, 114 to 12; the Threes, 244 to it Passive, 3to 1. Porter gnese, 24 to 5. Mexican, 211 to 1. Brazilian, 73 to 6. Chili= are in advance, at 84 to 6. Ecuador, 2; to 4. Peruvian higher, at 37 to 9. Buenos Ayres rather better, at 20 to 2. New Grenada. 111 to 121. 1111011911 to De. Book Stork 11991 I 14: Our. 919 1 S pry Ct. Dad. Anna. 969 9 for C't Ooos. 819 f I &Ammo da. to 441. Prom .__---_ 1/01111.331 4 per Ot. Auetetom 11 Ira a .. 1. 3., ittr .d..R - d; r 6 per Ct. Reunion D 4.73 6 DA° New. 73 per Ct. It Apra Rd... 9D 23 Illtto ChM= Bds., 616 D,tV Columb Dot. Pd., Columbian igundoe 11.1 r.. 04 2 Ple Ct. lloWeb 8d... 64 21 par Ot DM.% 8d... 47 7 4 pas Don* Oartn., 72 3 1 per FUN C D& wt. (km& Mc, In 11l Growls Wined Bd.. 6 per Cl hales. 1046. Yeattes 37 9 apr Sat. e l V. 11.1. t., 2 2 Bpiailett . 3pr Cc Ikaalait 8d... 24/ 5 Spanish Deferred MIL Prim Ms.. 3f 2 per CL Vallitlea 16.16 VODOZ4III4 Defensil JAL. RAILWAYS.—The share market is not quite so firm this morning. Blackwell' are 41 to 41. But few bingeing hive been done to-day. London and North Westerns are 117 to 119. Luise UPWIND UP TO TWO THU DAY IN LONDON. (Yesterday's mime will be bend be lad pep.) Bins. ft Oat In. (with a goer.), Loa iN. Western, 1171 131 Do. 211.113, 5' 3 Ca" 4 "lioni an New tot. Pret.,ll Lea kB. W.. a:., Chaster & Holyhead, 19 Do. New W., 27 E. dream 18.10 a. Prof., 21 Do. Thirds, 5 d Do. N &ROMe O Opun ur. 6 p tia, 111 er 1 05t.,101 Do. New dk Berticn.r w Kr., Nea 1 1 en kr . Man, & New 10 Do. Ex. 6 par CL No. 2,1 d par Prot, 10 Do. North. re kelt. Spat Ct., 501 lildkad. 76 , ILLlmmlnahlre, 11l Do. 308. Carer& Prot, 91 Great Notthens, 66 Da ConsoL Brist.d and Elm. 41 Do. Haler. A, Dot, 3/ per Cent., 1171 Do. Halves B, 6 per Cent. Led., Orilla, & Reigate, 91 a Char , Foottalt Central, 231 Great We 3 / 741 bhrewu and Clam. 8 per Cent. Do. Qrs., 1 Prof., 131 Do. New 17 ~ 91 B. sesters.sek lAD& and Teak Qes., 101 Do. Thirds No. 4, 6;1 Po. Fifths, 41 1 Booth Wales, 71 Do. Thirds `Bey ),41 Weer Valley 6 per Cent. (Intr., 11l Do. W. R. V 11 Tan, Newt., It Bervr., 23 Leads itad 'lmam& 91. Do. No. 2 (New. t Bar.), 111 Lea, Brighton, and 8. C., In Do. O.N.E. Por., 61 Du_Onar. 6 per (Int., 11 Luxembourg, 211 LoVlLGreeni r tii,B; LiVaItPOOL The taarket to-day was a, Pattern Cbuntirs, 11} Great Northern, 121 d Do. A. 4 Do. tad a Lora. L. Fifths, el d De...oh...as: h ....8.,. 1 7 id Ds . Midis W. U.), 5 1 d Lew. &N. 11? De. New Qrs., 86.9 d. i p Ds. Qrs. (A. as B.),11 P Do. Leeds and Dewsbury, 361 N. D :ta1e h r=re, 9 _41 : 33.91...86.841. d There was but little stock in some cues en advance !wiz limited bush:ices. Bat., Black., CM., kW. York l'ref. B, 161 C.i'edonisin Pref., par j d C. Northern (B) 6 per Gook Guar., 3' S. E. and Dover No. 4, 6 11-161 LEEDS SALE There was considerably 3 shares this morning than for variation in the prices. Great Nathan, 121. fts. 9cLd Caled3olan Pref., par E. Lancashire Pref., 6.. p De. New, 9 d Do. Qre., Pl, Doom C. dull._ _ litan.,BbefL, and Line. Prat., Gl_ Do. (late Gt. Grimsby 34 BMW.. ROL en.), lli d Do. dn. Um, 74 d Midland, .94 Ito. Halves, 10/.lle. 3d. 4 Scottlah Centel, 251 I Mums., Oa., and (-baster, di d Da. 104 Pref., 14 18. F.. & Dove Mn. 3,11 d No. 4,61.13 a. gd. York. None., sad Her. (G. N.& Fur. 6 per Ct.), 14 d t Dalmnitaa diens& and Firmware 811110 ig obtained. There was but Lane. 'and To*. (W. 11. 5 7-18 d N. Western (IL II OIL. a and C.), 224 N. Staffordshire, 6j 5.16 d incramss S. no business transacted in me days past, with but little Great Northern (A), 4 West Biding Union, 5!. He. d Midlands SOL, 11 d N. fitadordetkire, Gi d PRODUCE. Mmaxia-LANE, Half-pest 71e4.-.. We have no alteration a notice ha the Sugar market; it re mains dull and inactive. &Said quoted at yesterlays prices. Coffee : The public sales are progressing steadily, at full prices. —Tea: Assam bcirg a fancy quality, sold at high prices ; but all other descriptions are going off heavily, and a large portion lying bought in or withdrawn by the int portere—Rice : 700 baps common Java sold in public sale, at So. to N.—Saltpetre : 350 bap, refraction 61 and 61, sold at 26e., which was a full price.—Pepper: 600 bags common Straits sold at fully previous rates, 2 to 21 lb.—Cotton steady, bit inactive.—Rum Srm.—ln other articles no alteration. TALLOW.—The Tallow market ie steady ; delivery for three days,l,o2G casks. Petersburg Y.C. on tha spot, 445. SU. to 445. 64. ; Ostober to December delivery, 1k lid.; separate month►' delivery. 455. CORN. —BAIINBLEY, Dec. 6.—We had a good attendance of farmers at our market this day, who showed a large number of samples of Wheat, for which there was • dull demand, and the prices Obit week were scarcely main tained. Wheat sold at from 18e. to 19e. 6d. per 3 bushels. In other grain there was nothing doing. Bovrosi, Dec. 13.—We have had a good supply of Wheat in our market t day, and there was more Idit in the trade , at the extreme rates of Wednesday lest. No ehangs in th value of Oats or Beans. Wheat, red, 1111. to 465. 61; whit*, 495. ; Oats, 14s. to =l.; Beans, old, 386. to 405.; new, 30s. to 365. per qr. CIiTCRESTER, Dec. B.—We had a large quantity of both Wheat and Barley at market to-day. A few of the bee samples were taken off at about the prices of last market day ; but the infcrior qualities were nearly unsaleablo ; cos se tuently the prices for such must be considered nominal. There wu a better supply of Beane, Pen, and Oats, for which there was little demand, at declining pries,. Wheat, old, 525. to 565. ; new, 40s. to 50a. ; Barloy, 28c. to 335. • Oats, 18s. to 215.; Beans, 365. to 405.; Peas, 38s. to 40s. Flour, 395. per auk. HILIBWORTH, Dec. 6.—We had e fair show of Wheat and Barley, and a middr.ng amount of business was trans acted, at the rates of war lax. Peas and Beans fully as dear. Weather very stormy and unsettled. Wheat, white, 60s. to 62a. ; red, 445. to 48s. Batley, 28s. to 335. Beans and Peas, 301. to 365., per qr. NI/walls., Dec. 6.—The supply of Wheat today consisted principally of new Wheat, out of condition, which was rcluo tautly taken at a decline of le. to 2.a per qt. Fine new Waadts obtained an advance of ls. per qr. Fine malting Barley in limited supply, and commanded Gd. per qr. ores last week's prices ; second qualities Is. per qr. cheaper, which also applies to grinding Barley. In Oats, Beall., and Pear a dows.oud tendency, and little passing in them collectively. The quotations annexed are the ruling prime of the day What, white, 50e. to 625. ; re 3, 49e. tc . Os. Melting Bar ley, 325. to 325. 6d. ; grinding, 28a. to 295. Oats, 10d. to le. per stone. Beans, old, 43e. to 445. Feu, new, while, 425. to 465. ; blue, 50s, to 566. BAMFORD, Dee. G.—We were moderately supplied with Wheat to-day, which sold at hot week'. p All other grain very dull, at 63. to le. per qr. cheaper. Wheat, 40.. to 51s. Barley, 30a, to 345. Oats, 20e. to Ws. Beans, 26e. to 3fis. Pea., 355. to 30e. Rye, 26e. to 265. NEWCASTLE, Dee. 6.—The weather still continues vari able; but to-day there is an appearance of its bet aming more settled, the wind having got round to the north. At our market this morning we had a moderato show of Wheat from the growers, and baying little freA in since Sa , urday the trade assumed somewhat more firmness, and a .it ex tent of business was done at that day's rates, the h.. runs of south country red making 615.; extra, 625.; and select white, up to 565. per qr., weighing 631b0. p r barbel.barbe l. With Flour we have agai n been liberally supplied, which, coming upon the large arrivals of last week, amounting to upwards of 6,000 sacks, bas tended to created temporary stagnation of sales, and upon the very limited business doing a decline of folly ls. per sack hid to be conceded, house , holds making 355. to 3435. per sack, the latter figure being procurable merely for retail quantities. Melting Barley in moderate request, and Is. per qr. lower; 33e. being now an extreme trace for choice chevalier, weighing Whs. per bushel ; and 311. for good runs, 5211b5. to Cabs. per bushel, respectively; the best descriptions of foreign, such as Sul,, making 305., 6216. per bushel. Malt still inclining cheaper. Beans and Pau unaltered ; and the same remarks may be made of Osta. SPLLDING, Dec. 5.-This day's market has beer thinly supplied with dry Wheat ; indeed, of all kinds there were but few:samples, the time of year considered; Balm generally were not pressed by the farmers, corsequently the millers , contrary to their expectations, were obliged to give the full prices of the previous market-in some in.estoes a little ad. vanes. The Oat trade it really a slow on; et lower prices, from Bd. to 91d. per stone for new corn. Of new Bean but few offering, at from 30s. to 325. ; old, dO.s. to 4N. per 19 atone. Returns for the past week :-Whcat, 933 qrs. ; avenge, 4'25.; Oats, 34i; average, 15s. 9d.; Besas, 35; anrage, 40D. Dianne, Dec. 5.-The supplies to oar market this day were sma ll, and although wa can make but alight changes in our quotations for any article, the tendency was elowrovarda, and the busiaesa passing Tory restricted. The feo!..m: was the currency• Wheat, white, 25e. to 27e.; to 255. fa. per 280Iba. Oats, 91. to Ils. per 19611 s E .rley, 101. to 18s. per 2241b5. Indian Corn, 83,. to 36e. per 801bs. Oatmeal, Ils. to 12a. per cwt. Flom, seconds, 16s. to 18s. per cwt. Bxeresx, Dec. 4.-The supplies of grain at this day's market were small, and sales - dull at Friday's quotations. Wheat, per cwt., fr.m 9.. to 10s. 9d. Barley, ss. 61. to 75. Oats, 51. 61. to fo. 61. Oatmeal, 103. to lls. Indian Corn, 81. to 8/. 7e. 6d. per ton. HAY.--Shannrumo, Two cl Clock.-Mesers. Coops - - " and Davis report trade very dull, at tho following quOta. dons : FtoTe . ifeadaw fern. to na. I ROW n —Oct* Us. I BIEN .. VA be 11 Os. tu 01 , • .r Ma CATTLE, &e.—CmcazsTEß, Dec. 6.—Ox Bost fat sad prime, for Ckristinu fair, 41. Bd. to 6s. 4d. ; middles quality, 4s. to 41. 4d. ; inferior sorts, 3s. 6d. to 3s. Bd. ; Southdown prime Mutton, 4s. Bd. to Cia. ; Veal, 4s. 4d. to 4s 6d ; Pork, nest fed, 41. Bd. to 6s. ; fat Hogs, 4s. to 41. 241. %the stone of Blbs. Store Pigs plentiful, at from 12s. to ExErna, Dec. 4.—ln this market there was a large and fins show of Beef; indeed, tne number of fat Bullocks driven in was considerable, and, though the merest was slow, end not sold ont, yet there we. something like a fair average *treks of business done. and preriors quotxtiams `%l w 4 , ,, f - Pb t a ao Pa. see 1111, IMP U, Cli• Nor 1104 daft Tab ihst. Fs. IF lubili g. 7d.• iv. d Ilm. t —Sol at two Ma. lIIt of tiC 4). Dw ISNIF tea" etT.d at lb& L. Oft , OSA Dooil Doe AA cuttS; 4 . %Ivo, , 11,arrei 4. , J 1 Lai