The Express. — London, England, 1851-01-06 00:00:00

A r ~~ u ~.~,,_ ~i ei', Cr -~ rr 0:4'..""V Ttt 47xprt No. 1,362 3 LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 6, lB5l. [THREE nMIPERFECT SUBSTITUTE fa SILVER.— . REAL !UM& ELM. lelymbrai 14 yews = & 111:11TIgit.vbm plalsi by lb" point proms of Wool= sod 011., is bared ill oailyerbss Or wry beft lank* mo t to ow: ft gent teas or be 101.11,111 SI Nl* titan Iftrun7 at iremmatalty. so by so prolble Mot ma Ills dbillesebbell her geld lOW. Ml*. limn& JUNO. Tel 41 , ..n0t Per 41 . 1 . lbwrrt Voris o Drift Nom o Tabdi Porta t . WO 144414 1 1 o - Me. - 734. Is rid 0411 s um va11444. madleatlaks, Sts.. at prepartiosate VIM Al WY et abylilbs dab by Übe patent mama - - - ---- - --- - -- - - -- -- -- - -- CILEMICALLY PURE NICKEL, NOT PLATED. Piddle 11111•614 Ktoes Polka% rotkiss. Poking. Toweeper *Ed hwts, fla.11.1" per &me 11s. ... Ilk .-. tudkto mid ditto u drko l rot date atm lto. Ilk gurLEhy, WAILKANTED.—Tha maid varied anonment at TABLE CUTLERY to the Week', sr. ntennink. to v • Pall"( at WILLIAM B.lll:lTihirS. it Mar' 0 .:A 1 in remsuse midi. only newel the knieseee eine Wee. .s ).inch leery.WEed labia Minn, nib beak anseldere. I. pee deers; dew% be mak ak. E is beiree. Unpile Ws an.; nevem Is. nil. pee par ; Inger =nen benpseben. Is En. pm ow; if Wes. veldt sitter ibene Sikh; elides bone Wen lernee. Sala t o p Ala, to.; SWIM, le. nee isle; link ken lan knives k Os pee deem ; deem% M.; wen. to M.; bide Ned% ben Is. MI. like Breen .teal Si pined deepen Wee 11/4 Wilk bennsiedsiben- gime, end et the net, *Wed Seisureen, In ezinnee. Abe • knee Inertereet .4 neon. ;eminent. Wan. lin, el the best quality. lkinded I .delegu.s esti ',we nn(' of every Iseensent , s7 &Mils. Inne:nsi st• S. WANE'S noel a GENERAL PUILNIBIIING T he linxell, neinon is Ws nen* me se se kr en le ein;leyed Is de a coned Seed Bs Woe, and viten, an lartta dt, ell end twee It. The neney_neenied In sem erten WA •awned ef.-39, OXV..IIO4ITREET (oxen el Newasuret). ..nd N... 1. NZWEA244IIILEZT, Listion.—Len wiled te Wells sent. Itin. ARBLE CHINLNEY-PIECES, GRATES, and ELNIAK.4.—J. DOWBON, 111, Oalori..trect, (am Inadon, hao oum view Is hi ez.eadve ,hoe mom • snot Vatiets a( MA Clinifn-PlECE i l t lfe:. , Grata and Ferino, of th e rat &pat sod parfait Jowl ptlos, improve I lotchen raw* sod other sookiolf onfors4aa. Evary •••ourattored uooti tic pt einem iprospolpiea, sod at reedy loom price...lL—hole s oo nolo k turers of Coady'. Paten* Illowes. THg ONLY STOVE WITHOUT A FLUE.— JOYCE PATL. 9 47, kw wands, balk paisieh waterchants, adwertutones, baraeonooms, shops, cabin% and all phew requiring 'nista] ritnoth, pries from 194. each upwards. Joyce. Stove. .He not emit *mote manse ant warn, dared with the Joyce's Patent Furl, and coconut to bunt (non 13 to 44 boars without atteatina or Koko ligtog. To Or teen in itir doiiy a the soda Propnetarli, SWAN NASH, Vl,l liFtrA-ellevt. Furnishing Womaniser ; at tbeCity Depot, 119, Newaut ...street; awl to to had Isom the prineip:l trwunonwere or coyote,. jii)ee's Prepared Fuel for the stoat% Ta. 64. prr Motel, wry lobe lual arnuine with the seal and name en the 1.100.-6. NASH. 133, oaluirddaritel, sad 119, Newntostreet. S. N. willests thy hon oir of an hripettain (at his 'Nem. Show iinforitoitrert ) of bit Loge aed elegant aiwortmant of s caw %nit golden, Tire Iroor, Kitchen koureo, Tit. Trays, and all Sorb. Var:.ishing Ironmongery. unsurpassed foe beauty of design and moJerate ; with Sty Iteigudereil oTPUP AIR VENT Ci rens, Z., W. ; dodo, ElsetrtoPlated, ris. and sa. Pd. 1() VENT-PRO REQUIRED for BAIILOYPS rirw Ilea:47r* sKLY.ACIINO SYPHON TAP, whkilt eally prevents ate, beer, elder, or other liquors, from beementog gat o. ;ghee te. W.; m r rat tree to any net or Et.;land (if two an mi. n) fir 1 . 0. :41. each; ditto Pleetro Plated, Our Sherry, Ste., It* fel, by cause Sikh a great saving will be elieeted. The hap.., Tap, when :..trek into the ca it sufficient to mu. the liquor to how and no more; and %hen the tap to tam d It the air can nu twitrer enter. The aamotuse., ore ob tto The had pint may be drawn in as brisk and dne as when th, , clerk war hot teypel. The importance of preserving from at .I.ly the !NU* we trine cannot be overrated. It b a well known tam, that mod ore often the preetimoiona mum al cholera. be had i• great variety of I , Upellof tato at greatlT reelumat —l.b IL>i I.AItLOW, furnishing ironmonger, 14, king W.I. aicriet, Manama-boon% tatahleted IcJt. The Mom are war mated to give entire ...lief:region. None genuine unless stomped with J. GiCsJIV% !owe had 3.4lreet.—Tbe trade it. teacher. grab* a new method nt tapping make. QEit , iI)NABLII PRESENTS.—At this festive p end of the year a more than usual anilety I. emoted for— l'etansui attraction, Wmt be tollontne niirte.dted dinorerles for the toilet are Idled into Inernam rocrohntioa. namely. Ih , WL %NM' t.r ending and ro.tainn: a 'halm:int load of hale; I:4 VA LANDS' ItALYlert‘ foe nminlnff the 'tot rob. tax, and Manna"; abet ROWLANIrs' 4 otarnTO, or pearl dentifrice, toe iropart.ng a iwArtelitte whitenere to tbe teeth. The patronage f Ito). W.l tbrnighout Europe, and the high appetembon earth and Leaden, nil. tee welt-known mfalliWe elifeacy of dune uvula, give them a e• letney unporalleled, and reader them a i.eciikirly tlepent ant I*l.llll of 'motion. am:talon, The only p tof 4 h -arn tne name of . 4 Rowland/ •• prna4ling that of tie sande on wrapper or labst—doid by them at At, Italics- K.na 41, le. and by Olmstead. and perfumer, (TWENTY-FIVE YEARS' NERVOUSNESS, c..)tetiyatinet, butteestin, owl Debility, which no wteliktFle Iro RUMMY tot whet*, have been eitetaany eared by ME MARttrn REVALEMTV AItAIIICA et nil), In • very Onset Uene.—W. 11. Reeve*, Paul Antlemy, il‘Prll4" "Eight yaws' tlyvieryai.t. bervouraent, &Maly. with enact% frame, aug mares, M.* been Hketuully gaegreed b DU 11•1111trw eletteimas tlealth.ratteering Food in a very shirt www.— lles. Juba M. Have% Ititihnguen Iteatrv. i n full." Thew year. esere.lve nerrouanrer, with 1 , 11.13/1 In nay neck wet left trR 1613.1 111111,1111 &batty. hat been ruhully rerauml by DE SAllltret Ilealtlareeturiug Yurvi.—Aleas. Kurt, Metal...on al Mc, vlubbeeera."—riehl is mutters. with KILL inwrvetiww, weathiPt 114, yth.. at O. ad.; Mb.. at Ha.; Ifni.. at 21.. t 4 utur. erearthoudity. 1011..., at 2J.; Sib. st tat.—DU ItAltitY end On, EV. !ha ivvel..e.rert. laagn.—Tits lo wed It lea .antes free. FOll ASTIIMATIC COUGHS, INFLUENZA, kr. —111444,RM lILACKCVILIIANT 001:GII EMIR. sums pooh!. In, II the most balounia Mad 1m.1k4 expectorant* is the mem, .i.c.s, ols r.o.oinersdni by tke most eIIAISPIIt of the Welty AP lb. • nty r if.• ant errtaist cure ins asthmatic coughs. Ines. ' eras, oillteadr of ',nothing. sad alias...niers lithe ele.t Ana lune, Tat most resslnsf or...ma of asthma are instant." reltored by .t. 5.4.1 h Atte. at 1.54. NW Is, I.d. each, by I:. eo.l A. tires. ytaput,.t.. t lets ite an t nosh 91, Illackmos.strest, ISlronah ; J.cluois. An asstirea, ttoinciar ; Link, $l, (.0...11..5trvt Hank? *sal Co. tlatea.stros ; Towertiey, 29, Mar) Wh0a...at...4, Itcyrnt • tkii•ltrast Prom, atroal ; fllLw, Walsworth. Caution.—lmy•tre Iha IN .1 11.111 4 SLAM 1:111 4MANT 1.%01'611 ELIXIR, and Jo nut be pera.kd topical, Ise in lisit2tiva. THE MANUFACTURING DISTRICTS. MANCHESTER, Ise. 4. 'llc accounts which come to hand of the growth of cotton is India see tune and more encouraging. There is an occasion to fete that Mr. Alnander Mickey% mission will be super's led. The qthatities which have come to - lead hitherto ere mere driblets. competently speaking ; . but even addition to our tenor. el cotton from the soil of India as smother pledge that the attention ef tl,is comet. r ciel community in the present obis has been directed to the richt quarter, and that relief will not be baked to from theme is vats. .fne inclosed espliive of cotton sow pour ing se fermi the tot are • sate pledge that Owes has been so obstacle to its otitis ivies somewhere. lien• or peon.; mod whether the come:autos seat out by the Chamber of C MI RAMC, be satiate to olden to thtm the credit of ell the progress that is welting or sot we have so reason to ' newt the !trials of the pressure brought to bear spoil the Lass India pentsmeat in this dine toe so fat as it has pose. The accounts received from time to time by the Menthester ensconce' Ascona tom fr.at lathe COOtiall• to speak more std eon iWlOuTotbly . of the experiments makisi to pow cotton from American med, sad it spawn to tied mere favour at Seek experiment 1 ' with th e satin cultivators of the toil. The improved modes ef cleaning the amt.,. which the association hes been at Much pains to promote ;, by eendiem small machines out .on as Improved priatip4, also appear to have succeeded well. 1 have seen a lett. r trots India, written in felsomber, which says that is the Dhutwee district the cultivates* et New Odessa teems is kw tile/faith,. sad that while th e intent of growad under crop last year is these plaids was 13,000 ewe. it at present *meads 30.000. The early part of the moos had born dry and aefavourable for the new crop, but the later rains bed bees abundant, loting till It. in October, sad there was • prospect of another good crop. Ile *take the produce of New Weans is that district will be above 3,30 U candies (of 260 lbs ), but 11111 there is • good deal of i t . pleated le the Mogul sad li to id a s forwarded t.mUr l i . s tiri a he t 4.o . 4)l mat" ie t" s ; "l e r.. 7, 1 . • few yeas, from th e rate at widen th e New (*Maas feed is gaming la estimation, ha 'epees it will take the Pace of the indigosoes plant. Ile thinks the Bombay dealen are eettieg over their prejudices spurt the use of the pin fur cleaning satin cotton, sad says • considerable nosetity wee cleaned by the gla instead of the ehurka this ! I it warn, realising tsv.rlsbly ken 10 to 15 rupees per easily above the price's! ohnskeed melon. This infeematiosi. comae at • time when we have sae. waned with se mash of iteriaisty es we me hope to Weis, that the stock of eaten Bon old NUNES of supply. for the year es which we have jest entered is hardly likely to equal the wants of the trade, will be halted by ail parties with much satisfaction. The price of cotton ewe ufactures has gradually advanced through the past year, and Mae now reached • point eves in science of the high rates of 1343, with • prospect, judging from the Mideast of the market to day, of gong still higher. The movement is this neighbourhood on the Papal &ogres. sin ie not unkiait mach noise, but still addressee pour in epee the Bielhop of Manchester, aid his lordship has now received upwards of a bandied to all on this subj.ct. • movemest is making 'mono commercial men is this neighbearbsed he iodate Lod Palmerston to sake steps to procure the Eingetios of lioseuth sad his brave compastiou is este. Tae lionise of the Owens College, Winchester, Sr' making program with the appointment of professes, sad hate appointed to the chair of chemistry Dr. Edeard Freaks land, Ph. D.. P.O S. Of the priseipal other casthidellee three were Dr. &mhos, Ms. P. Crisis Calvert, and Di. Peony. Dr. Prenkland's lestimenisle were of the kiereil chi/otter, ineludieg ea* trove Banta Lehi', besides wham Iron Professor Graham, Lead.. University • Dr. GiLt9, Edinburgh; Dr. Daubing, Ozford; Dr. K i ller. King% College, Lyndon; Professor R. Phillips, Pres. Chess so ciety ; Morn Brands, Brodie, Haat, end the Dalversides cf Gown, Berlin, 0 Mingo% Itilestpe/ier ' mad klarbetg. The • time as now fast approsehlag WINS thethilage will have to ' be opened for the adatimies ef asoloss. INSTRUCTIONS TO THE FRENCH ARMY IN THE BVIINT OF A COMBAT. The following is the document whir% bee of late been exciting so much attention is Paris : PAItIA, MAT 4, 1850.—h case of insurrection the troop, will not be wiled out bet to eagsge is censbat. If the Wu , ps have no: been oweeigacl in advance, th , : &pas able twee in sash eorps shall be collected, and rhea starch to the Owes of costa, Isavieg at quarters the number of ofhcere ad whaler's neoseaary to form the absent from time to time as they shall ratan. Thus, sue or more detachments shall be made up, which shaa be directed on their respective positions In goad order, with all the precautiou that circumstances may require. On turiving in their pwitions the troops most be reminded I that noshes/ must induce them to leave their ranks, that the law puuisites with death every soldier who, daring the Gimbal enema himself to provide !or hie personal &troy: and that purisbment equally sever* awaits thaw who commit ac sof pillage. 1113 corps atoll go to their poets is military order, without Ileums or mace ; they shall be presided by an advanced guard, end followed by • rear-guard, est allowing any on. to march or their Beek., and still less to penetrate into the inwtior of their toluenes. The corps or detachments shall much city quieltly, sod without noticing occasional shots which may be tired at them. When there is time to notice them, email rreireiman ; may be seat, very eangetleally cams:ended, which ay rejoin tha corps at doable quick time so 0400 se they shall have dealt oat prompt and severe justice on the Awe lima Is Site dB the 11 100 01 , Ti• Creeps es "Menne at their positions shall mot allow any ow to approach them; a line of sentries shall keep at a dice aass el 160 yards at least, not only the agitators but the endear, no groups shall be &Lowed t r be formed, even appa rently inoffensive. All attempt, to break the line of "entries shall be repelled by P,ree. Porte shall be established in the adjoining houses, at the angles of the streets, end principally in those from whence a distant view, and in the direction of important commuoicatiors, is commanded. The troops, being is position, or even en,aged, frequent rappels must be mad*, and the grestest care taken that no one ' shall leave the ranks to go into a cabaret. From their reepective positions the troops shall endeavour to put themselves in communication with those who ere near them, by Mecca patrols m•rehing in quick Um.. flrmlt•ond without allowing any obstacle to be found on their course. Is case barricades shall be raised, a disticc ion must he drawn between two hjpothems; if the first barricade to be carried does not present either a erect armed force on much seliJity, a small number of men attacking it vigorously would prsbahly carry it without mistime., particularly by taking it in the ner, the rioters not defeodisg obstacles by which they are net completely covered. The precaution of 'bowleg at a distance the detachments of the force of melons is squadron at short intervals should be take.. The fall of a first barricade is soon fol lowed by the evacuation of those behind it. If, on the c n utty, toe barricade which forms the obstacle is solid, end is protected by an armed force, which renders access difficult and murderous, an eatry must be effected into the houst s which tatend is the direction of the barricade resolutely, and without noticing the complaints of the intrabitaote, or the injury which the property may sullen; the troops must:mount to the upper apartments and break a way through the walls, which oiler hole resistance at that height, to the point when they can descend into the barricade. There is no danger of its being held long after this. The mom alert men may, by sliding on the roofs, obtain positions from whence they may take the insurgents in the rear; this should be done wherever practicable. It hsp,ens sometimes that the barricades may be turned either on their Hooks°, in the rear. These movements executed judiciously, ae.d it hunts time, may put down at once a resisiance which might have appeared formidable. It should always be attempted when the 'elisposi - ion of the plains allow it. The general-in-chief does no• ilcubt that so soon ss the struggle shall comment:meths gerieraLs.in.chiel wilt know how to justify the entire confidence with which they inspire him , and that, mastered beforehand of his complete approval at the most energetic MeSBUTIS they may be called on to adopt, they , w ill know how to meet ell eventualities, and take the most vigor. cue m ..... es, without wilting for orders that it will not alwa3s be !My to tr uontit. (Signed) CUANOAR.II2Ia. The Patric gives the following, differing from or not to be found in the instructions given in the Journal des Gebals: " To comply with no requisition until after having received the order of the lieutanaobgeneral. To show no mercy to national guards taken ia 'no tstneute. When in face of the i'ounte, to attack at once, without waiting orders, every one en his rink taking the initiative. Not to li,ten to the re preantativea. Not to go to tires. To shoot immediately traitors. To fall on those who shall circulate false reports, such as the death of the general in-chief. All orders which shall not some from the general-in-chief are null. To reject the advise given by any Aleut not being in command of the :rape engaged, There is nothing to be (nested but the order* of the gineral-in•chiet and those of his tegule r agents. Every requisite eastraces or demand of a foots. mousey, civil, Judicial or Political, sh all . be rigorously refused. Any w union stall be received with distrust. When. vet the (riot* 'ball be compelled to set, they et all act with the greatest Vi,o4/T, and without hesitatiou, and with the greatest moor, When an ofb er of the staff of the army, or of the national guard, shell carry an order, the party to whom it is addreseed shell ask the name, an 4 tee the commission of the (their, the same of the peeral or sepal tor officer by whom the cud r was sent, and the hour sad place the staff Meer Yea quitted the superior • firer. (Sliced) Itkintct, General cf Brigade. SClrlDli BY A COACIIMAN.--On Saturday evening, Mr. Il Mil. Waktey held u inqul at the Priam of Wales, Exeter-street Sloane square, on Peter Daffy, aged 17, late coachman to Exeter-street, Harry CenspbelL Jibs Luse, butler to Sir Huey Campbell, 8, Lowedersquire, detected teat decanted had bees latterly very low spirited and eccentric in his mea ner. He would indulge in burst, of laughter, quarrel with the servants, and fling knives and forks at them. In ester quests of with conduct, Major Campbell, at his father's de ism, told deceased that unless he acted properly he would be dischaiged. That mutton had • temporary effect upon him, het he swan relapsed into his farmer habits. Oa Monday he drove Mrs. Major Campbell and Miss Campbell out and hone, Lei after leaving Miss Campbell at Lawnderequare, was ordered to drive hire. Major Campbell to her interim', Chesterxtreet. Instead of doing so, he allowed the horses to wonder to Grosvenor square, until Mrs. Campbell called his attention to the mistake. The next day be apologised to I Mrs. Campbell, who forgave him, and th e mistake was thought no more of. Ile was then desired to have the car rime at Lowndessquars at tins o'clock on Wednesday morning, to bring Mn. Campbell to the Euston-square station. As he did not attend at that hour am. imager was despatched to 8, Williamo'wmews., where the carriage was I kept, when the stable door had to be forced open, and de ceased mat found dead in his bed, with a deep gash in his I throat, iotlicted by • Mlf which lay at his side. The horses were harnessed and the carriage prepared for the moreing's drive. In his desk were found 721. in cub and 4001. Eache quer hill.. Yertiict Ink NEW BRIDGE AT BATTERSEA.—During the last few days from 20 to 30 men have been busily em ployed is sawing timber and preparing piles to sink in the river, preparatory to begineicg operations for the erection of the proposed sad long-talked of suspension bridge between Cool, et and Battersea. The bridge, which is to be con. inflicted for carriage as well as passenger teethe, is to be m minced on the north side of the river, about 300 yards below the proem in frost of Chelsea Hospital, and is to cross the river in • direct line is frost to the old Batteries Red Haase, so long known to and frequented by Cockney sportsmen. The Red House is to be pulled down entirely, sad an elegant approach is to be made on the site of it and the gardens attached, to the southern end of the bridge. On the north the bridge is to be approosbed by • rend to be constructed running is • direct line from the now toterious chapel of St. Brambes. oe seven of the piles have been put done, and a pile driver, resting on a barge, Is in active work, forcing dawn others. These piles ere intended to protect the piers on either side, while la the coarse of erection, from the velocity of the tide, sad from the caltisiese of the bargee, steamers, and oilier craft navigating the Thames. Battersea fields are still la their former ungainly Mete; not • spade has as yet bees pit is the ground to make the new park, and the only appearitnes of alteration which sea be MOO is, that of a new batik lie course of being raised by the Wa'er Works Cam posy.. It is to be hoped that the casamisionen will be enabled to c marines the making of ON park without delay, for until it is finished the bridge, when erected, will be of little advantage. FATAL ACCIDENT PROM THE EXPLODING OP A Gus.—On Thursday, the 2nd instant, an inquest was held at the Black Bull Ins, Wools!, before Thomas Adams Res sell, Req., coroner for Northumberland, on the body of Thomas James Orde. aged 17, "a Of 3 1 !)" John Bertram Orde, of Weetwood•hall, nose Wailer. The deceased had, a few days previonoly, returned from York, where he was at school, and brought • schoolfellow, the mine age as himself, to spend the email& with his parents On New-Test's day they west out to sheet wild ducks on the river Till, whlti was close by Major °ides residence. The deceased, wishing to months stream, and amiss • piece of dry IMOLA in its bed, leaped on to it, leasing his companies on the opposite bank. He than desired his companion to tee& him his gun, which he endeavoured to do. handing the butt end first, but tieing enable to sures the weight of the gun in this position he retried it, resting the barrel upon a chain which crossed the stream, amonpt some brushwocd, ter /ugh which the deceased endeavoured to draw the gun, taking hold of the more e, when a twig having aught the hammer of the gun e .used it to explode, dreselfelly &Werth, Ms right hand and lodging the sustai n in his right side, jest below his breast. He called out " I am shot," Mogen& • few paces, and fell with his face into the water. His companion raised and held him up until isaistaucte arrived. A sermon was sent for, but before his snivel the unfortunate youth had expired. The jury retorted a verdict of "Accidental death." 'IMB ASIA, Captain Lang, sailed from Liverpool on Saturday for New Task. DARING BURGLARY NEAR FRIMLEY. The following is a detailed account of the re markable burglary, • report of which appeared in the Ex press of Saturday: This most determined robbery was effected on Thursday morning last, at Downlands, the residence of the Mises Fanthombe (maiden ladies). The night of Weelnea!sy and tie following morning was peculiarly adopted for such a deed. it blew a hurricane durir g this period, and the morn * modish in the ex,reme. It appears that there was only on. man on the premises, a confidential servant, Thomas Wood, who slept on the same floor with the ladies, and who was furnished with a loaded gun and sword, but whose doer was unlocked, that be might, in case of being wanted by hie mistresses, be within all. It may be remarked tier Lowlands Is • neat residence, about half a mt. from Ogielleld, and situated on a parish road leading from Mad to Riegle's Cross Gate; before it lay a green kw., which abuts the rood, and at the back there to a deep wood. From facts which have since been ascertained, issgpearsthat at one o'clock seven fellows were seen at se great distance from the house by some persons who had bath to a party at the Reeks, which is at a distance ,1 el • quarter of • mile, the residence of R. S. Screatlield, " q At three o'clock there fellows effected an entrance go Me thwelands by breaking through • lattice window of tie dairy, end from thence, by breaking another window, It *.y got into the cellar, and by breaking a door that tau bolted, at the end of the short peerage they reached the kitchen. Hera there ars two doors, lead las to separate madman; the Pao to the maul room, go the other to the ladies' bed chambers. It appears MI that five men want ap to the former, and, before dt be was aroused, burst suddenly upon Wood, who Ili leaped from bad and seized his gun, but before i,j• he bad time to pres.nt it, be was knocked back go upon the bed by • blow from the butt sad of a heavy ii pistol, and the gun taken from him At the tine the IS fellows rushed in, each bad • lighted candle with him arid id a pistol. They were disguised and wore mrks ; three were I!, white, as of calico, and fitted close to the head ; one had a black mask, as of crape, and the fifth wore • red cotton gt handkerchief over his face. All were without their hats. le Upon coming into the roem, some of them exclaimed, e; "There is the —," and they them threatened Lim with di instant death if he did not remain quiet. At one time the 11 fire held their pistols to his person, and they threatened yi him with oaths of the most dreadful nature. One of them acted as captale, and be employed threat. to his followers SS whenever they did not do as he requested. It is evident 1 0 they were not quite strangers, for they called the servant by i t his came, " Tom," and sue of the petty demanded of the oc others that he should be quieted (tidied) for having a gun in is his band at the time of coming in ; and upon this two held 23 guard over him, while the others went to • door at the le other end of the room, stud while there consulted whether 23t i they should kill him. Afterwards they burst in I P the panels of this door, and entered a dr.seing room which led into Nisi Susan Farneombe's bed- so room. Here n,y held over the lady, who was awake, If the sword they had possessed themselves of from the man% et. room, The lady scrermed, but was compelled by the Li threats of the burglars to be quiet. When Wood heard his ; mistrees scream, he isle bred the two fellow, who guarded u t s him to prevent their companions from injuring hir or his so other ladies, and me of them west away for such purpose. let They demanded money, and commenced rarsailsti.g the id boxes, cupboards, &e., passing quickly from room to room, t end guarding the different passions of the house. Although ; the ladies were in considerable tenor dense the whole time 20 the fellows were in the house, still they were not so much St. frightened ss might be expected; in fact they showed great 20 presence of mind, and offering no resistance they were nut iu- 1 .1 1 jured. The burglars hr lelpossession *the house for two hours I; wiihout being disturbed, and during that time they opened I l i every desk, drawer, cupboard, and ransacked every place from et. one end of the house to the other. In the man', room they Sr. took nearly 201. fr .m his desk, his silver watch, and pos. 11 seised themselves of his keys, the gun, &c. After they bad „, be. u some time in other puts of the house, one of the men TO' returned to Wood's room, and told him to show him the let plate, aeirieg him by the collar and draggiag him out of the SO room. Beture, however, they reached the plate .Owen, some ex. of the others had burst the drawer in which it was ken and 15 had got possession of it. It is supposed that only five men t i entered the house, the other two remaining on guard out. Rt. side. At live o'clock the burglars left the premises and went re towards Mansfield. it was 'till very dark, and singularly * enough Wood's brother.in-law met seven men coming 50 towards ltingle's Cross Gate, at 10 minutes put five o'clock n the same morning, as he we. going to his work at Hunted, L and subsequently the gun was found in the river near le 1 Mareefi,ld ten pad, and the skein of the sword we. pick, d to up near bungle a Cross Gate, and one of the masks, the red 6 ens, was found between the house and the gate. The !ollow- SI ing are the articies stolen : et. Se Ten dessert spoons, 12 table do , 6 salt do., 2 sauce ladles, N. , I soup do., 1 gravy spoon, 1 Hob slice, I butter knife, 1 4,1 sugar tong., all silver, and sleeked " F." Two told 23 watches; maker's name, "Attwood," Lewes; 3 silver et. watches, one of them made by " Mat th ews," tckfi Id ; 1 engraved in the snide, "T. Wood" (the owner's came), 2 : made by .• Craig ." 1 pearl tine, marked "J. Forte s t. comb';' 1 cot:Alien stone with "T. W." on it in large s letters; 1 brooch in shape of a heart, engraved " Maria 50 Farncombt;" 1 diamond ring with purple stony mixed; 1 ring with coal clan for hair, with 10 pearls 3, round; 1 handsome gold lady's neckchain, round pattern, so ' with two small gold soli and one gold key attached ; one si' of the seas had • nest—el/le en top of a shield, with a serpent entwined in the shield; 1 plain gold chain with St plain snap; 1 stews heavy silver guard, curb pattern; 1 15 1 61 gold box ring with hair in it ; 1 silver pencil cue ; 1 musicel .Gulf box, the representation of the Island of Sr. a Helena on the lid ; 6 silver tea spoons, nearly new ; '2 eel eat spoons, not marked ; • silver WM, marked in metre "F. ;" 1 plated skewer; I plated toastrack; 1 silver 13 1 mutant spoon, marked "F.;" 1 silver cruet top ; 1 purple 3 '..; sills parse, with steal buds and rings, containing a number ; of sovereigns and silver ; l 101. bank nate; 17 U. notes, all et so the Lewes Oid Bank. The 11 1 1. note was a new one, and to supposed to be dated "Ist Nov., 1950;" about 201. he geld U and some silver; '2 servants' morning jackets, one a tweed, 11 the other an alpaca ; 1 black cloth coat, 1 macintosh jacket t 1 silk umbrella, 1 short sword with buckhorn handle, 3 r o hams, 2 home-made cheeses, a quantity of breed, wise and porter, 1 watch .heirs (silver), and 1 black waterproof 10 coat. 10 The East Beaux Constabulary are fictively engaged is 2 ° investigating the affair, Superintendent Flanagan being 0 ,, specially employed in endeavouring to trace the authors of so this daring crime. It is much to be feared that the et. mode in which the Misses Funcombe arranged their p.- 211 cunisry matters may have contributed In no small degree Is to incite the parties to the commission of the burglary. 1 „ 7 It appears they received half yearly th e dividends on ; 4 ' t certain stock, and had thus almost constantly a considerable u' sum in ready money in the house. As the night of the burglary, however, was a very few days before that on 83 which these dividends are usually received, the amount would have been much lea. than weal but for an unfortu- 3 1 : nate accident. Only • very few days previous, env of the 2 0 ladies had obtained a large sum at the Lewes Old Bank, of so the notes of which it will be seen that a large proportion of 6 the plunder cutlets. Now, whether the burglars were 5 aware that this money had been received, or had mis. 50 calculated as to the receipt of the emu dividends by a few 1 2 : days, it certainly does appear ass though the scoundrels had iss had information, more or less accurate, respecting en either the one incident or the other. Extraordinary Si as it may a, pear to men in business, the amount IS of the dividend. was usually transmitted by the carriers, 10 and thus the practice of the Lichee may Cave become ; known to a number of individuals, which very much s o strengthens the supposition that the burglary was effected by parties acquainted with the babes of the Mimes Fun. combe. It would, of course, be impossible to detail all that occurred during the two hours that the parties were ia the house, but, as might be expected, their conduct wes of the most reckless description. When the servant, Wood, for Moues, war staked for his key., he told them they were in his trowstre. Without waling for them, however, one of the fellow., in spite of Wood's repeated remonstrances, broke open the desk, from which, as we have before stated, the 201. was extracted. We need scarcely add, that according to the modern practice of burglary, the follows feasted themselves to their hearts' content, regaling themselves on everything on which they could lay their bands. A reward of M. has Nemo offered for the cons fiction of the °Healers, but apart from this it is the bounden duty of every right-thinking member of s ciety to do anything in his power to bring the authors of this daring °stress to jostles. The Judges, Queen's Counsel, &e. ' will not assem- We at the Lord Chancellor's residence on the first day of the issuing (Hilary) term.. ESTENSITE IMPORTATION OF COTTON FROM INDIA. —Mr. Fleming, eecretuy of the Manchester Commercial A•sociatioa, oa Friday received advice that the Court cf Direction of the Hon. East India Company have instructed their spent at Liverpool to Lenard to him for disposal in Man che/tee 1,432 halo of cotton, ren lend from Bombay per the ' India, sad 278 bales sad half s bale, received per Mama, the readmits of the Dbareru Be:gaunt, or Candeish collectoratee. The Court requested et the tune time that separate re ports might be famished on the produce of sack eelleetorete. 01 the 831 whole and the 53 half bales from Dharwar, 6.4lbales are from New Orleans cAton sad, 38 are of somewhat better gustily than the above, and there is 1 bale of interior. 01 we 126 beet of Dim war native cotton, n bales were rather Wale* to the lett, and eight bales were Broach eottoe. 01 the 197 helm, two half-boles, and one bundle of Balsams cotton, 135 Wes were Salaam cotton from New Orleans seed, and 23 balm of Balgaum native of one description, sad 41 bales native of another description. Of the 478 whole, eight ball-bales, and one bundle from Candeish, there were 459 bales grown from indigenous wed, saw-ginned, and leaned, and 28 balm from New Orleans teed, sow ginned and clamed. Of the cargo pat Marion, from Candoieb, 212 bales were from indiums& seed, cleaned by the esw.gis, but inferior to the last; 6.5 bailee were from New Orleanv seed, saw-glazed sad cleaned; and one bele a little batter then law-sianed sad elesned.—Manchester Courier. RAILWAYS. THIS DAY. Two O'CLOCK. The sham market is decidedly flat to-day, with a preponderance of sellers of many of the mere specu lative atcekr, and prices generally hare experienced a fractional decline from Saturday's rates, whilst in some instances the retrograde movement is considerable. Lon don and N. Western sack has receded to 1231; Great Northerns to l7 ; ' ; Lancashire and Yorkshires to 563; Midlands to 47i ; York and North Midlands to 223. London and South Westerns hare been sold as low as 78, bet the price then rallied to 79t, and it is now rather steadier. Shrewsbury and Birmingham shares maintain the late advance. iSolot todor up to 1 o'cloelt. NI 10 I.L. F. MLITT= RAILWAY% .•••• 30 Sturdont ... ... ... ... 31 Do. Preferrpee M &mews., N attnr.. icoti. and Last Junction . 0 Sera. k }Pot.. Eat. (Gt. Wait.. perpetual 3 p. Ct.) 10 larsologbarnattratordJutle caUstltdy pd orwithguar. 29 Do. without a guarantee 13 ttirm, Wolv., and Dudley pO, art/nava.. 15 Do. flOtout a 'mutate. 13; ilirtn.Wolvat Stour Valley 100 brutal and Pact.. ... .. lig suckig...a -30 Caledowas 8.0 Do. Ato Preis:4lM; IC Cheeter and Holyhead 13 Do Preference , 43 Dublin awl Belfast fuse. . SI Lim Aogiima' -. • IS les.(Cla & I Do. (761, m.) 3 1)0.131.10046 p.CLPreL 29 lectern Counties . 111 Do. New Pref. p". Cs_ Do. Ink, 3 p. CL, No.l 91 Do. do. No,: - 16 Do. N.& East. 3 per Ct 43 Do. New U Eastern ralos. elms A (late E. I.'. 88.) . . 21 Do. elms IL and C altto 10 Do. Pcrip (rm. Op. Cl.) 23 East Lanis.lore ; rwtLincol; eh.guar.6 p•CP, le Ilalinburgh sad Glasgow, 63 Ediulatirgh,Perth,lbin; !eel 21 Eiccr,Yeurilok Doribes., Ils. Exeter and Eza.outlt 99 Grist Northern ... lit Ib. i ab,resA ,Deferred us Do. shares, 11, 6p. Ct lit Do. bb3 per Ca at. Pref.. - 30 GL Soutband West.(lre.); el 21 Do. Eighths t. 109 Western 13 Do. New gl7 80 Lfiall ant selby Ili Do. Mares 20 ,Lasster and &•. Carl... •: as . ' 111,; Do. Thirds 470 Lancaster end 100 Lancashire and Yorbakire IA Do. I Mares 81, Do. Fifths ill Do 2' RIO * 18' Do. u p. Ct. Pref. Wet 111 Do. West Itlilimr Union 30 Leeds and Bradtord MI Leeds and Ihina _ 9 Do. Pref. Quarters,ls43 11/ London and Bliwkwill 100 1.00, Brighton, it &Coast 100 Do. New gum. 6 p. 9 Da. sugranteed 3 . 4 4, C1 . late Croydos SO Do. Pref. spm Cent— . 10 Do. Conert p.C2,11132 131 Lcodon and 10 Do. Preference ... ten Loucks& Nortb•Weetern 17 Do. do. New l shares ... 10 Do. mum I Do-E 10 eb.,3l.andß.(C) 100 Landon Bouth-Western 42; Do New, f3O 34 Do. New, A4O Do. New Preference ... 20 Lowestoft Guar.4 lerl'en2 34 Mooch., Buz., gnu Nlatloel lOU Maucli,slietoilancolusli. 23 Do.!'harry No. 1 10 Do. New Elu PreL 1 Do. it-, Preference ... 48 Do. Mama laneLVistoo I 100 ;Midland „ 35 D0..250 shares —. 100 Do. Elem. end Derby by. . . too Do. C0ne.11.2113. 6p. C. 23 Newmarket ... 100 Norfolk . Is Do• New th Do Esti net; , n II Do. Guaran. 32 per Cl. 23 Nardi ;British 8 Do. Preference 178 North starrordrhire.. 19 oxford, WOft., & W01•11f. IS Preston and 2% Ire 101 Do. 3 shares (A) 16 ; Loll, and Br Igate Of own and Hltchin "IliDo. Shepreth Exams :oat Seottieh Central 1$ *fattish Miflaud .„ 111 shrew, to Bum., alas A 11 NenCloarsites•l 2111 Obrewecury and dbeolor (Nor. W. 361,84 „ 131 Do. Halms 10 Do. °sweet", „. 1 Do. New „ 10 Do. per cent. Pre f. „. 68 dhropeliire tnion $0 death Devon „. „, 23 Do. Pretties°, 9, Smith Staffordshire 30 South 30 South Wake _ 15 South Vorkehlre R NM; Dun 3, law Vale tatinsioa 13 Vale of N,at, go Waterford sad Kilkenny -50 Wear Valley, 6p. Ct. goo 23 Ditto Ditto 30 MUM, domerect, nYleyea. 23 Torilithrs castle Aißerwlek 20 Do.llak (York& Newea. 9 Do.G.N.E.earchorPsel 17 Do. Ditto Do. Ditto AO Torii and North Midland. 10 Do. Preference FOILLSOI. RAILWAYS. Anglo-Italian (late Mallen and Amtruin) 20 Boulogne end Amiens : 20 Central France (Vierson) 8 Dutch Itheniek Il East Indian S Great Indian Pealsetua If Do. 1 Lnietabourg 20 Namur ancillega le Northern of 7 Orieaneand Bordeaux 20 Pane and Orleans 00 Perim and Boman 15 Parte and tambour, 20 ltooss and 30 Omani sod Memo 13 Tows and Nantes ... Sti Si 27_ 68 101 iol dia. 7$ 7 els. 11,, ics )32 6 Si Ms. 1,6 $7 pm 86 61 811 i la 131 109 111 37 00 3? 60 23$ 1 2 2 46 124 125 3 t 1 4 pia i 41 pis ti pia. 79 VI 11 10 413 10 9 du 11 21076. 13 13 41 21 dl. 26 27 11 12 10 101 6 P 7O 7 1 3 4 491 191 ni dL 24 24 : 1 118 no 3 31 . 22 34 . 13 14 &a 16 17 31 9 . 4 . 11 17 1 " ti 41 8 pip. IS . 7 8 11 pm . 121 141 7 5 i 8 If dlr. 4 49 :AL 10 12 13 a q 0 10 1# 1 Ms 12. N $ I. IS 11 13 41 3 34 63; db, 16 14 die 8 6 301 11 45 6 NI 13 le 6 el& I As. 14 17 11L6 1 414 111 9 161 16 4 4 1 1 Pa 881. 1616 1 14 21 !..; 8 9 4 31 1 3 1 11d14. 34 36 97 371 61 31413 101 11 if lel 91 613 WI 1 a 5 LI VERPOOL, January 4. Bunn Ertemuntim—A very fiat market to.day, but priees held tight; Birkeahead, Lear:whirs and Cheshire (late Chester and Birkenhead), 161—Caledocian, 104 e. I Lancashire and Yorkshire, 67I—Ditto (tif,li shares), 7i d. —Lancaster and Carlisle, SO—Ditto (third shares), 61 p. —London and North Western (new shares), 4 Ip.—Man &ester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, 261—Midland, 48)—Ditto 1(4 shares), 194 1 d.—North Staffocdahire, Bid.—So uth Eastern and Darer, 231—York, Newoutle. and Berwia. 19—Ditch Raionisb, 4 1116 d. BIRMINGHAM, January 4. STOCL EICHANOII.—This share market wu steady to day, sod Prices underwent little change. Lyndon and North Westeres were dune at 1154. The improvement in local stocks sines the corresponding month of Wet year has been marked and considerable ; for instance, North Staffords, which last January stood at 114 dim , aro now marked 8 du. The rise in other Lines in this district his been equally noticeable. LEEDS, January 4. MC* Bxestraton.—We have had seas • fit' Tiff market this !acrobat, though the business dons has not been to • large extent The sales were Rest Lasenehires, 121. 13s. 9d. a. ; But sod West Yorkshires, 94 ; Great Nor them, 194 ; Lancashire sod York•hires, 681; London and North Western non quarten, 11 p.m.; North British, 94 n.; North Women', 121: Ela. 9d. dis. ; ditto. tanaf.. 121. 3 1 . 9d ; Sheffield, Rotherham, and Goole, 191. 10e. 3d.; South Eastern and Dover, 234. MANCHESTER, Jemmy 4. Brom EXCILLNOI.—Tke altar• market has bees steady, with sit average amount of busbies' doh% at last prices. Holden show no great disposition to sell, and business closes rather firm. It anything prior appear to be harden* rather than relaxing, and this applias to tile stocks of lines I having principal termini here, as will Oa 10 thou isdiatiag rom the metropolis. MONEY MARKET. THIS DAY. Two o'CLom. Under the influence of the intelligence from Paris mimic° to the rumoured resignntion of the French ministry, and the con:, queot uncertainty and excitement which prevailed in that metro polis, the English funds opened this morn ing at a decline of 1 on the chsicg rates of Sa• turday's market. Tee tenor of the advice. since received, however (published in a second edition of the Daily News), has been considered satisfactory, as throwing more light upon the actual position of affairs in the present crisis, and the efforts of the " bears " have cons, quently been unavailing to weaken the confidence which generally prevails in the prospect of a rising mike. Consuls were first celled 964 to ex die. fur the 16th inst., but the price has since improved to 961„ and is now quoted 961 to L with a steady appearance. By spa cial transfer Gongola have been operated in for money at 96, and Lex div. The transactions in no description of stook, however, have been upon an extersiae scale. The Reduced Three per Cents. mark 971, L • the New Three and a Quarter per Cents., 981, I. Long Annuities, 30 3 e►rs, 1860, 7 7-16 ex div. The market for the unfunded securities is firm, and looking op. Business is market in Exchequer Bills of 1,0001., at 615., 62e., 605., and 625. 'prem. ; ditto smell, at 58s. and 61s; and in L.dis Bond , , large, at 78s. premium. In the foreign stock market the transactions con tinue limited to the executiion of a few business orders, ',speculation being at present quite absent from the market prices have experienced n 3 particu lar change, with tl e excepticn of a 'rift ng decline in Mexican Bonds. for which the market is again tint. The 83. rd of Trade returns for the mouth ending Dec. 5 again afford gretifyiog proof of the prosperity which has attended the trade and commerce of the country during the last year. The value of British and Iriah produce and manufactures exported daring the month endiug as above, exceeds that of the same periol iu 1849, by 671,1381. The aggregate returns fur the eleven months of the present year show an increase in the expor.s over these in the same period of 1849 of 6,310,7161, and over those of 1819 of 15,992,613/. The value of the export! fur the month ended the 3:h December, for the lent five years is a s follows: 18.50 1849 1848 1847 1846 And fir the eleven months ended the sth Dv:4m ber, for the same periods, the amount is shown a follow.: 16:,0 £10301525 1849 1848 44,407,912 1847 184 C Cotton, woollen, silk, end linen manufactures con• atitute the principal ittnav on e e favourable side, but the circumstance that the improvement is distributed through tvcry branch of occupation is atilt observ able, there baing no single instance of a lelliog-Lif of any moment. 13:40L1911 DAT. Iterok .Welt, 113 14 3 per Ct. C,o Aft.. Xi 3 pal. Ct Hal. Am., 97i i JI par CP. Psi 3 pug Vt. Cm. Anß►. 4604 hzabaquer WA*. 684. to 61a. WOUNIO: 6 per Ct. Auttitur bowl% 4t per Ct. Itel 6. bead, PO 3 per Cent.. 6 per Ct. Hrull4ta Me.. ST 2 1.4tt0 New. 66 T e t i l w ttoruee AtT7 0 . 3 41 FRP, Celumb. 1P1... Columbian klqua.ter IA:. 34 I 3 per Lt. Itnutelt 1616., 75 8 per t.t. L 00& llda. 671 Si ptr Ct. %Itch Carts.. 601 le YUND+. 1 par Ct. lirerpula 1414.. 11 11 Ortnads 1.616rr.1 1P1... i / 6 par; . Mex. 11 4 16.. 16.1 d per Ct. :*4•64116 1 4 16...34 P., =Me C:444., 34 6 I per Ct. 11666. 111.6..11 , 11 apanph 1.16, 11 3 par Ct. 644.6663 84..36 1..61.-64461 1416.. 1.4t40 141x,11 1 1 1 Per Ct. Viraesucla W.. 31 3 Virassue:s I , 6l6rred l q u. li 11 MINES. (Fran the Deily News.) SATURDAY ETININO A continued dulness has pervaded the market during the week, and a disicclination to buy to any extent either in dividend or specula tive mines, and in consequence prices have slightly declined. A like depression lies generally been observed at this period of the year, and therefore we may look upon it as of a mere temporary character. The reports frum the mining districts are favourable cud metals curlicue firm. The following are tl • latest quotations :—Devon Great Conso:s, 2601. to 2701.; Alfred emerge, 18, 19; Cefn Bruno, 43, 00 ; Bedford United, 6 61 ; Bassett, 311,320; West Caradon, 971, 1 00 ; East Leisure, 31, 33; East Tamar, 11; East Tolgus, 19, 21; Kirk caabright, 5, 51; Tiebaroak, 54,6; Lelint, 21, 22; Merllyn, 5, 51; South Tamar, 21, 1; Stray Park, 20, 21; ' Treviskey, 270, 275; Tincroft, 10, 11 ' • Wel lington, 161, ; West Alfred, 111, 4; West Provi dence 65, 66 ; Mary Ann, 65; Trefusie, 19, 2 0 ; Wheel Vinton, 14, 10: Tremayne, 201, 211. In foreign shares :—Alten, 3 ; Australian, 11 to dia. ; John del Rey, 14, 1 ; Imperial Brazilian,4l, 51; United Mexican, 51, ; Cobre, 33, 6; Copiapo, 5, 1 ; Cams, 11, 21; ;Santiago 6, 7. At the weekly sale of copper ores, held at Redruth on the 2nd inst., 3,546 tuns realised 16,9081.; average standard, 1101. 10s.; average price per ten, 41. his.; average produce, 61. The following amounts were realised by the differ ent mines : —Tineroft, 707 tons, 2,6631.145. Oil. ; North lioAtear, 6.53 tons, 3,5311.85.; North Pool, 513 tons, 1,4261. 9s. 6d.; Consolidated, 428 tons, 2,1131.5 r. 6d. • Wheal Bassett, 401 tons, 2,3811. 11.. 6d.; Wheal Seton, 367 tons, 1,4821. 18s.; South Wheal Frances, 231 ton's, 1,7431. 165.•, Fowey Console, 220 tons, 1,4031. 135.; Copper Bottom, 26 tons, i6ll. 4e. Total, 3,546 tons-16,9081. The next sale will take place place at Recbuth on the 9th inst., and consist of 2,326 tons. Discovery of copper ore.—Copper ore has been obtained from a field at Lee, Ilfracombe. It is said that the discoveries already made will justify the commencement of mining operations; should the sug gestion b=, acted upor, the future condition of Ilfra combe will be materially affected. The Board of Trade returns Wired this day furnish us with the imports and exports of metals for the month ending the sth of Dec., as will as the corre sponding month of last year. The exports of all articles have been carried on upon a greatly in creased scale. Of all descriptions of copper the ex ports are, for the month, 39 ,330 cwt in 1850, against 32,934 cwte. in 1849, and 27,342 certs. in 1848; whilst iron shows a proportionate increase, the total figures being 1850, 52,856 tons; 1849, 48,718 tons; 1818, 31.872 tons. These results are also fully borne ont by the figures for the eleven montbs ending with the same date. - - ACCIDENT AT THE EXHIBITION, HYDE•PARK.— This morning an accident occurred at the build ng for the Exhibition in 11)ele-park to two of its glaz . ers, flannel J. Bntt and W. Gresnlaw. The men wen engaged at work on the it ethics, or swinging stage; they were pitched ow', and fel with the scaffolding to the ground. They were con ve)ed to St. Oeorse's Hospital, when It was era mined that they had received most extensive injuries, basing struck and banded from girder to girder in the fell. They now lie in a very dangerous sate. APPOINTMENTS—ADMIRALTY, JAN. 4.—George E. Centiliters. Chaplain, Calliope; isms Young, Acting As sistant -Surgeon, Victory; Daniel Finnane, Acting Asi,tant- Surgeon, Impregnable; Abu uty Irwin, Acting Assistant- Surgeon. Impregkehle ; Henry C. S. Willi w, Surgeon, Victory; John Thompson, Second Heater, Ar rogant. REDUCTION OF TUE 97T1C1 RLOIMENT.—This regi ment, one battalion of which is storms in the West Indies and the other in N. B:aaswiek, is to ►e rcdumd this year from 1,200 to 1,000 men, and to be made a resit:neat of one battalion when the tad battalion arrives an British North Amtriea from Jamaica neat summer. SHREWSBURY AND BIRMINGHAM AND LONDON END NORTH WESTERN COMPANIES.—WS Sr* Inbrined that either yesterday or to-day arrangements between these two companies were completed atd Aeon, adjuated for the leasing of the former to the labor company. On Tuesday all the omnibuses sad coaches which had ken running is opposition to the Bhreenbury sal Birmisgnam line were taken off. and the railw.y is in the poskstioat of its entire I traffic.—ilerapath's Journal. 10i 3 3 r. I pea 23 $0 27 U 11 11 pls. 7 II pa. 104 Ile 76 77 171 IS lo ni 5 I le 17 lh 14 24 n 414 34 si 11 11 6 N 101 11 Pik 41. 3# 4 6 pn 61 7 41 4 18 ID In 12 32 221 24 29 6 7 18 lb} Gf Ilf ll{ 12i 12i U 40 7 79psi 4 3i 414. 99 . 101. ii 4 23 23 66 70 101 si 111 i Si i 19/ 10 14 I PI 171 1 6 1 I 121+ 37 Gy 7 6) b 5 13M 71 1211 3/ rSI 8 Oj 13 14 4571 19i 19 :II 4 d p i ts lot 231 ll 3 1 6 1 61 13 3 , 6 119 141 9 2 21 1 31 4 ex in COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCINO-LANE.-THIS DAY. The private contract minket, have b:en inactive today: the pablo riles declated for to nsnerow are large—via. : Sugar: 250 bads Welt India; 4,000 bats Manritios; 3.500 hags Bengal; 9,500 bags Madras; and 2,600 haga P. hang, and B , urb...n. Coffee : 1,700 piAages )(eche; 1.00.0 bate and SOO caska Ceylon ; and 400 packages of Ent India. Pimento: 300 big.; sift the decLirtarions of public vale are large for the remainder of the week. Otts.—‘oo l , pale, 331. to 391. ; straw, 371 ; brown abd yellow, 341. to 351 ; sperm, 841. to 691 ; heud•matter, 901. to 931. ; end, 401.; Booth Bee, 34/ to 346. 10 0 . ; olive, Galipoli, 441. to 451. ; Spanish and tVeily, 431. ; palm, 291. to SOL ; eoeoa.nat, 291. to 331.; seed, rape, pale, 381 ; 31/. 10s. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market is steady. Prices are eapretell to lest 13.tnr. day's rater. Town go low is quoted 3d.. 64. nett cash; Petenbunt Y. C. on the spot, 37e. 6J.; Jan., and March, 37.. 34. to 37.. ed.; last three neontn. 0: 18.51, 395. PSIFFICULAELS OF TALLOW.-(Tmi Dty.) 1619. I IS.u. I ISM. Stock this day Casks. 1 32,390 46,198 31,272 Delivery last Irma Do. Irmo Ist Jura .... I 82,837 8,718 68,1041 krrisal 'artwork , 1,2641 1,448 210 Do. from Ist Das I 90,6411 70,841 81,880 Mos Y. C. this day pot own 424. Od. 3046 lid. 17s. 641. 1 Do. Town I 433. Od. 41.. od. 139.. dd. PCBLIC SALES ADTBRTIBBD FOR THB WEBlL—Tumlay, Jar. 7, 1851: 30 peke Ceylon Cocon.nut Oil. Friday, J.n. 10 : 100 casks and 200 boxes South American Tallow; 300 cake Austra:itn Tallow; 13 take BelitisnTa.Uow ; 500 hare', American Rosin. MARK-LANE-THIS DAY. Our samket was shortly supplied with English Wheat this morning, by land carriage samples from then sr counties; the condition, fur the meet part, bad; really dry pared. readily commanded last Monday'. quotation: ; the secondary and inferior qualities wire ellEcult of isle it th.st day'. rates. The demand for forei g n Wheat war not worse than of Late, and previous prices era« supported. Barley mid slowly, at atout the quotations of this day se'nnight. Osta were taken by the desist.' and emoutners with can ti-n, and their value underwent no chance. Beans and P. sa dull, and, it anything, rather easier to purchase than otherwise, RRITISII. 7.0.1110.4,n7 licr Qr 7 A'n e nl Erne & Kent red 39 to 41 U. 44 white, 41 .o 7.1 to 46 Dhaka and Suffolk-. ~ 33 to 37 to 43 do. 39 to 43 to 43 Talancra(Ernez or Sutro!k) Cambridge & 1.177407 u rtd 37 to 37 to 13 u hitt , to 11 to 43 Rrr, new . .... 21 to 22 ..717301117r.g 22 to 24 21 to 26 . cber.ll, r 26(021 tote 30 44 to 49 . pa l e l SO to 31 ?dalting MALT (lan, Eogileb, (red Ditto Polo to 6.rwlck deobah, fee ' 1. , to 19 potato Itlah, feed l3 to 16 to 17...b10,k Ditto, potato Pus, grey !slue V. bite BRANS, Ma.r.igati Harrow Tonto, new opting I:Armer, new 17 to 18 ....19 to 21 2u to 22 ... 14 to 17 24 to 26 maple . ' i 1., 30 20 toll.. Imperial 23 to 26. .boilers ...... . 22 to 30 23 to O . 16 to 24.. old 20 to 30 23 to 30 . moan .;0 to 32.. 0:432 to 34 —...new winter 4O to 14...01d 21— Er..:;rssis;o, per cwt., red.. . ..... 33 to 43... white Linsuso Cwwws, per thousand NI In S 6 $0 DJ to St) le . • Pvr s u k 01 2t00,t0. hous e town mattooleliotrrti 37 to 10...ene hotted... A d... Si to 36 Norfolk and 13uffopl 28 to .0.1...0hike 3 , to 31 FOREIGN. Shilling+ per Qr. DMIItAC 312. i lioannexnr 41 to 41. line Porueranean 42 to 4.4...1t0et0ck In to 19.. &min 4'. to 13 French..... Danish 39 to 42 Hamburg fturrinn... 33 to 39. .F...totids. Danube 31 to dB. Mural. 3t to 19 . 21 to 21 .221,211 ..28 to 33 .. lIIi to IS .. 17 to 19 .. IC to 19 ..1S t. 17 .. 24. to 21 2ti to 211 .11 to 21....1iKu111ng to Corn n7ll Bnauts, teapot burro.* Oats, Ituvi.m . I.nna. rano. and nt.talstand Suedioh und ..... Yikoaland nod hutch, feed Ditty lately. BCANII, 'l4l • Nnull 21i to 20 to 22 _Tuscany ... ii) i,; ii. Egyptian. Pees, r. hite' 2.3 2, to 23...b0.1ere Team, old. I.I):4KLU. battle nod Kurt an Meditermamui and Udeese, Rarommu. 43 to 34 lil mpoeed 1 ,4 020 ... 23 to 23 .. 3u to 32 II to 44 .. U to 43 CtovutatAn, red.. per Girt, 38 to 41 white 3O to 50 Rw1 , .... Us CAKim &toot dote, per too, .C 1 10 to 171 13 Lza.4 to Cutts, Iluteh and German ditto .6.1 t. to 1:7 0 Ditto French and Arne:Scan this) .C 7 to to 1: , 0 Per ltorel of 1.4.. b.. Fumt, American . .. . ^ I to 22 CLt adion Nowt "I to 22 Iltunhurg 2l to 22 1 reach, ter sack of 231116 a. "8 to 33 /111.311% , .11.14 tI4TO LONDON Flto3l 311th DEC. TO 181 J %N. Qrs. F. 70411•8. $OOlOO. lytlt. t tn... a. ... ...... „ 2218 I 23:11 ......... 4:97 477. . 1454 2761 33.11 I 1 . 647 1 3:30 Flour. 3901 endue; 5342 barrow. Malt. 1510 qrs. Wheat „ „„. Was . COAL MARKET.-THI S DAY. _ _ Ho!Twill, 15, 6 a.; Csres Hartley, 13i. 6J ; EJem Male, lic 9.1 • Tanliald Dime, 13.. Cl. ; West Hartl e y, 13.. ; Walls lend Brad4yll'a H.ttes, 16.. Gd. • Walls End Has well, 17..; Walla End llettnn, 17s ; End Lanabtnn, /Gs. 9d. ; Walls End Stew.w , c 17c ; WaLs End, Melinda Tam 16s.—Ships at woke; 2,7. BOROUCIII-MARKET.—THIS DAY. Meow. Bab cd.o and Smith r• pert that the mark-t eow gimes about the rime o■ for come time pus., with a better demand foe fine Hop, which are g•t'irg cc ace. SOUTHWARK POTATO MARKET.—THIS DAY. Our 'market is well supplied with r ita'oes, coastwise, Continental, and rail, all of which, owis g partly to the mild wcaltor, are misting a very dull sale ; and though a con siderable redaction in price has toren i oho:doled to sidemen hate been obliged to Eon =soy cargoes to clear the ships. The following are this di y's quotations; Toni lt , gents, 80s. to 1001.; Scotch Regents, 655. to 70s. ; Scotch Cup, &Is. to G6l ; arnbridetshire and Lincoln Regents, Ws. to 70s. ; French whites, 60s to GO.. SMI fIIFIELD MAItKET.-11116 DAY. The supply of Beasts is very large , and the average qua lay Road. Trade is dull, at a reauctlon of about 24. per Bkb%. Several remain unsold. The number of Steep, foe the time of year, is suilicieatly lam. This prime of hat Monday ars barely supper:ed. Tr.kde is more cheerful fir Calve, at a little more m.oney. From thkrtakkny and Hol land titers are 2.60 Lieaste, 1,060 Sheep, and lIG Calves; Scotland, 300 Beets; Norfolk and Fi.kff.lk, 1,000; and 1,400 from the Norklisrn and Midland Counties. 1 Pm stone of ell. ad. e. , i. Poe Ktoeo of 81181. Rd. 14. d. Bost Soots, OIen:NALL. 3 6 3 8 Iciest tou.o. off.-tole. rile u to 0 0 Itt,t Sloort.hores - 3 4 3 G H000L00ke...,1 , ........ 3 6 3 If Becoud quel/ 1 8 ile ac 34 3 0 too. dn. Shore . ..... ouo to C.tltte Pim .........- ~.. . , 3 8 3 6 Do. do. nom. - ..... 0 00 0. 8,4 Dee a Ilelf-Mall4 0 4 4 Lamle Ittmote at tr.arket, 063; Kboup and Wet,. 444:U ; Call**, Li, Pigs. 310. TITHE COMMUTATION. TO TRII EDITOR OP THI ZIP/LESS. STa,—As your agricul urnl 11. W6ll sa clerical readers may feel anxious to kuow tha nuult of the 0660 gee for the seven years to Christmas last, published in the London Gazette of last evening, Wheat Gs. 61d. per imp bu►hel. Barley is. 04. do. Oats 2►. Bd. do. I beg to state, for their information, that each 1001. of rent charge will, for the year 18.51, amount to 961. lls. 4 id., or about 21 per cent. lower than last year. The following statement from my" Annual Tithe Commu tation Table.," will show the worth of 1001. of rent charge for each of the following years. 1845 1846 1847 1848 1849 1850 1851 If we include the whole period of 15 years elapsed since the passing of the Tithe Commu'atian Ac•, it will be found that the general &wrens value of 1011. of tithe rent charge amounts to 1001. 16s. 7d.—l am, ac., CHARLES M. WILLICH. 25, Suffolk-street, Pal:-mall, Jan. 4, 1151. THE GROG QuaTioN.—ln consequence of the re cent alterations as us the supply of Rrt g and as to provisions, which were put into operation oa beard the Indefatigable at Davenport, on Wednesday, much dimentent is said to prevail travitgat the crew. 0.. Wednesday, when the reduced supply of grog wu served out, the men are said to have upset the grog tub, and to hats marched mend it beating the Dead March on their tin panikbas; and It is Mated that, having ocusinit to move a nark of ram, It was permitted to fall down into tho hold, by which it wan broken, and the whole of the liquor was spilled. No doubt this fear/ago( opposition is but ten:penny, and that if suf ficient firmness is shown it will very soon subside. MOSEMILMTS OP TROOPS IN ENGLAND AND IRE LAUD.—The 62nd rreignent will embark in two divisor:ugh the 7.h tied 9.h inst. at li.verpool for Dublin, and, on antral s$ Dahlia, will pressed at anew to Birr. The 65th regimes. ' wired at the end et last week at Dettemat from Waterier& ♦` :j