The Express. — London, England, 1848-12-01 00:00:00

t (form rIIIIOIIATION to AUSTRALIAL-11111t kw "="rbbbitzt..l"r"..,„..:,:bittrat lrw and 17 " is tte ' 146 .1 L e PORT ADffaVisa !MILLI!. Om PAM WARTA!, RIO J. I. exmarkir ; to =LI from Louise Timor. trom Ilve PO AD soorittor PHILLIP. s Mai ; 011 lig frOM Loottoe Uth Desomber, teas W a ItIVAD sea PORT !NICER, DA 'WILLIAM DR TM roe imam ki j it p li. tw i t h at . eommador ip ; to mg tram =OR, AD Ire mow. ta•PaPW:ua 4.1421% airiaizraMbld rles=ofiel aeatomitiOes at 8" l="ArribitiZ OusirAmlowee. mil the ret= "Bl •R= l ” ... . otßoßl Y ZET /= 1:1="Imh g 11: tfr:k ul ir Il a Apply le II Li Z s ID ILK torbardtaliest. CHOHLTON MOH SCHOOL, Daver4treet, sad meow IS Illallsek. FILSICI I rMOD6IOOII. LL D., Y.C.P.brood Maalar—br. B.A. Tarim st ClaidWre--)Ir. T. C. WirbalOssmardmi llowor— Cobol r. Twat, ot Tool Yob— Mr. H. E v ltagsr—ar,Waolbaso. or Maarro—lb.Orwidos Tisdale of DANN. to —lbrasis 11. Wear. tioneas. Towbars( =II. Team*. Tisisra( Isoriss— Tarlac et Drorloo—SL lirelbra. Tauber of ihmelag— overboard, men ail left at Nassau, 24th nit, dismasiell. Also en Americus ship, is charge of 'trackers was been 24th Oct, o ff Abaco, going into Nassau, by tbe'Rival, arrived here. SWANSEA, Nov. 30.—The mainmsst. with some risen& &a , of the Aarietta, came on shore at Langland Bay rater der. The vessel is entirely broken op. FALMOUTH, Nov. 30.—The Sarah Fleming, from Tagan rog, took fire in the cab n last night, and was considerably damaged before it was extinguished. Biawici, Nov. 29.—The Ruphemia, of Whitby, Bus kirk to Grangemouth, struck on a sunken rock off Holy Island this morning, and filled with water ; Raw (except the master) saved. Prinagatsq NMI= . 7... Twolngots= pm too. tiiiiii . sir loolloa .... ic,,,,, , :rargii.p.roin. Olito PA LNook" 1it0110m...... ii ii .,„ :: varromp.r.opo. i 0 eb5 1= 1 11 4 • 11. 1=2= 111 4 4.."".* b ZO . IntVtr w To i r; spas limps toe fartto4tot. • ohms et Soo PIE Tim& iggwim a b urzrz u vwd mom lie oa s a l L .11.4 11 1 =to:/ A . ost i rotot===r4g.. as W The thisolgoototoommiwood 1 TM Vostropono owl to films : u_. 1 ••• is Am.& 31,f 4 1 4:6 5t r 1 13. WY . I to Dos. 11l I sio the .... L . dhoollindi a s:ttft .s.: for pit swim DM * ' lllll 'MOW. l i - T Whit .9. 411N01M11116. OM to program kir I=loolts= voodoo NNW Irimilks to NM& swain Is Os 3. l 7rini e lirdisald tomombot thot Ids taloa. to sot to moth to Ito poi 01l Worn Is toonty so le Woe lo Wm a Iwo owl Mom tooutoipo • out to put lin Pi tit t . l oat of Prolog re Po poolostm M lira NIA to It. olis lads - 11 Maid tube omplotoloot bont. Yin sod Alms, stag Wog _ In lap ono lork. Ire, irk 05p0rt0z .. ....01000t WI arils el a sarrow pooloPos."-Flosei• lo to oihrolloo so • putt lo to the wholo-lato Wier E z t of , = ka oaL 1117 .0. 1Yomo. i... thol=ozr i yaz; oloo= o r dik portloolor. yoe soth ze .11l tMM.M Sweirot imolor et Ur mg "dm la yes Bag Yr W la. = lllia liei l lo= thopol. Wo torilltd. owl do Wilk poi 706.] LONDON, FRIDAY, DEC. 1, 1848. [THREEPENCE. TO FREEHOLDERS, ESTATE AGENTS , &c. 1 Pram Mg* BUILDING 010IIND to piff, la ar &beat Ler tainarzte. jraraomm.r...: ventkm. After some observances, without "' ka ftans X Edgar Quinet and Charles aprl i n i .Cleneral Cavaignac spoke in defence of the measure he had adopted, and, having concluded. several orders of the day were jiropowd, but the Asses* gave priority to the following : " The As sembly. approving of the measure of precaution taken by the government for assuring the personal liberty the Pope, and reserving its ultimate denim till all the facts are fully known, puma to the order of the day." Upon this the Assembly divided. Votes .. 543 Majority 272 For Against .. .. 63 The above order of the day was accordingly adopted. WO SOLICITORS, BUILDERS, sad others.— A-.,z.hrzaterseennuszobr =t. NOIR GARLAND AM OA. Yd ad. - - A Z 0 WLANDS I TOILET ARTICLES.— A A . Raartaart Maws 01104 tuMe.raba oad Z = Ur barn' talc Ohre. fa P h r e ernbr ida and sie sm Ar2: re terbla &WO el icefilffill Indlrnlia =Mr the err Ma it royalty IMAM aro Ittanne et do. maws. me aft gab torn the arm el "Prodwar . rianag that at ea Obi wrapper ar rhaL—Sabl by ran at M. raaat=lba rd bit non trinialre abort* art DL 'ADM BIBLICAL OTOLOPADIA. Jot to oars In price 10a IL okAL or IBA, morairo, 818 CAL CYCLOPAIDIA, or Maio:sag at 811881 AntlqultAw, Ovatv/idsi Owl taa mid sad Ileraissits. '"i fll i the Br ig h; wB6. 1 1=01A . dram= BM mg weigh mom aold bo o Mf ebr ik uasz irmlinlics om g to riurl D1FE.41.41=1"4 . 41.". " 1"." C rfir d J. VIA Babor.dreis‘ Lcsisa:td Itlchard Mem wtl CA. Mom Pam. Nov. 30. Wow Laea, —; Duro car Ocata., 43 93 pup per cents, es so ; Low —— • roarso l4 80 = Mak IN; 76; Do. 1143, 761 Do. Threci. ; Do. N^Ple• Moir. Low 61 ; Tremary Ikeda 10. Mak elbow. 1343; Imams, co Lead" 10 days. 13 ;96 dam 1333, sr& 214n.v444—Puis 49.1 0.1i.9W ; Put. sal Roam, 350; Boom lad HI M% —; Ad geca sad Korsilies, 137 50; Drew 13•14, 316; Own Vlenes, 213; Azaleas sad Ecoolcipse. —; —; 1644114. 843 74 -LONDON ASSURANCE CORPORATION, somarimm be Semi *Mir at Meg Clawp Os PM 07 FA far ABIIIIIA NCI yam LII3/1111. NMI Ma SWIM Mit/ RANCIIII—OIIift. 134 T. SIM imiramp, 00330. pa $O.lO. Itspeaalsod. 90.raps.—LPITOCE PEACH IV 11.8011,164 Pe wOovisawa.—W !WAS LINO, Ibmt. barrtlAie • mos.-20RM anzaworrit le*. WI. TIMM-POOR I.IIIICTSS. J1M0 D.1,0 7 ,1 .11.16 .I. Alles. IP4 2.4. Ibililb. Ilan" 1% 4. 14. Jobb • 1 1. 1filim, 11.6, aka abol Bolladas. lai4 4adj = lPl=2. i. Parmaaar. 04 j ot., OPP 010.1. .3.13 a OK Pp. Perms Capporkiktplo *4 Vat 1taba.4 1 %. 4 E s l as tamla Ildarbes. *4 Tiara ...pi& 3%.70=7,028101,111* somares Issi dip.. pi e ..... •1L1Z".4" zr=itrizr...; i% rerober s d a = ... .Pari.... 4 l : ad....=P ai g z mpdl as 4 Seca on saiwial is l i te b r i gi= beg age Iq *a Capra= 7 .oo re ir ll S Eon d Po plialk SIP l• aka Ar s , mud ramaas. - hom alr Plamila4 ma l a = d pe o rele Papnt ma Vilma solanllss. We 14.3 Pipai se it istroa rde. le Pia*, PPM g e. m. r k toe r baps lnW all t i r e . par=ba tim is e V l th it i kliewile sit i". ia Paposara arast paolizA r. • ▪a: = r ilL i Vo Pim le Ina Par Pa skaa , atia g iaam En b neital I rentr a bi l o, = l4 ad =ran tteb lb ea Mb= al l t, 1 awl Ven rbit to lit Ilmllini sa M' V AL lMaaft. sada to adamma 313 . 1=Mtil Pwiaa el trbop gnarls at IS pa Iseut pen app Pm hes bop aping= laZlM=Atnat 3 le * mar ag pm imam al Ms lON bi. e• 1. gi the A. , rAL mamas Sea me Ammon ey N. rell-raannramnos. a • 2 t 10 a 1 a 1 4 10 a It I 4 11 - 16 - iirrei Tam I/9 19 111 i I U It II 7 1 4 6 & 10 10 Iws lageogs• oft ml 7 aornutio latrrem it eurnmi rl eft. ham too LW four. wrilia appesithoa. piitinrAstmo. tradi 1 1 3 4 & 6 & I 16 till 0 1. 11=r1r at maiscrt• Mag. ,MbothUralesksoulimffieetuse Jot TAURINCIL Ohm PROTECTION OF LIVE FROM FIER. THE ROYAL SOCIETY for the PROTECTION it LIFE from VIER woe tine inahlnial la 1131. b. *CM =II t rrrfeetiu a to its attly management. It. °linen wen oat folly nor Ito ow/aline* tarried to any extent, antE lb. mot 1/44 EL.nosents ninth an institution bourn to anent. than a menthol, (.101:11.1 for that puns.. the society Issmargrmeed. thet Moe Re ours , bee 1...0 iw. Meal. end non eisamodeL emelein endinee of its wenn. by the damns of fatai Ime owlets noliono. Gam= d emiendeavoured to beattalood by the gantry le the Fire Eseipo Stations, half a mile dugout from enels smorogiventliont the inetropelo.aist maintaining a body of comluetora, Ili 111011/ivesed In the n.e of the " *ears, on neon onion through• aut lie sight it vt.o oetioi to stimulate to named eserUons. in the germietlno of human Weal a rea, by prelettsbbni of raver medals sod li="rewards. the number tf fatal arm a eat il to egad that tormaatlY et , MOW la Laotian until within the lam two tears, and the onion iciest lability of at to the tame danger. it Is a matter of miming= ignores Is sot men readily at stied for lb.: toropletios of Eons ar 'bag any noldit to Liodon eon re 4 istiviled not' a entbla has Mm fanned in big own district or, when once formed. Est be aim ger a moment benne to ealbribete his bane ail to Itermlinseid ginit and this to the name to be movierol at, when doeline onfialoom are so endlnually oeminnol ib rls il ie l 3 thel es Stem* air Ifleej to twenty bye. Me Maliorli, br i C iiielogeowe men: god Mill nom conskamoliso lig Load= I farm sat half emseved lel them Fire "limn grmon: sod s mon onialy, them le MI as norms of se men. at MA MINI bY are as at the are gavel from It. IbtTlo9.—ller Mad OTICIMIA WaJoity the OUZEL TA: Mod floiCtliiMsaaas il l o trameikt Rata limb Loaf Henry Cbonnornielsy. Kant lion. Lord Teldamosta. 8.441: 1 110, Leal Cad 11.12 , /n PAW& Heny . i l r =l; 3l.P. Jahn s.u. ° sdarre, M. Charles Jame, Berm. Coq. Henry laadard. Nladarn. Ens. Henry Coals .I derdsmln Bond Cabbed, laq., Right Hon. J. K Lord Yam. Taos,. sva—Ssinuel D. VI 8. so rsar.-31r. dualism Lon, Jua., Ika " .= .l. saset. Donato., s and •••412i M e w s . meshed Ay Or Claris Scott sad Co., I. C.vsnlabassars; Mews. Willa. Percival, sad Co., Laniard. MOM she Loomis sad Weandasoa f or M. Jonas. opus , de Tyr ye buy mostor or Um ormobillor. or Ms wouopars CELEBRATE') OVERCOATS. ▪ "if y, rotvERE. of 6, Cesar meet, Mire to lila me atm Mane Albert, and the stwordal patentor of the wie*Wied Weds& tea .attar dowr sown by ahrot every nor town and asU la Ile klUdolll. ad mita* for creel siamn of the rem 11=1 , 11 1Pfddiked forth e t itn("A "( Aie bating Jutt animator:l sew are for winter, erica thy ROYAL el HY.KIAN OVICIICOAT. widek ahhnedi perfwily rywr.ue, aiK te4.4 hours* inerant ler and Mils ▪ liata a.. ere, w arum pliant. sad comfortable r fr. fiery trentawl, so so to he ratable to arewirs warm re peke n Alth rl fry. Milling, We berry writ Sir YOr 114100 M witleb lainialty and enterprise ralt."—ering rrier = le mat too JAM= YOUG Id Ca iIE g, d, eembilieres grey t, rivet, rad 1, ftek rebore. arterr. Ueda. - err/Yarn% wear& F ATHER WINT E IL • Tela FINN tbe Ifineellsey of I Same sear the clue of heal .- F /nee thee In Autumn-1 forret the Atte; When. to the awtonbhment each sad all. Old Winter favoured tIiISEA ith • tall Illtellthe in Penterence. and Quip, ma he. Asd very old —hit I inn there to ace. "•wory " lock. him rowed "fonety " bee. it.. meld, slow illterMed ell the piece. Two IMO.. ae traudrotw, I ober, For wids. of ammo. they admirably wefts& A. ern hclea Introduced. he board hie bawl, And thus onto the two gnat tailors aid— " I eoillup a you. ;madame.; mud he. " Merely to. A what you've prenatal Int me. T.ar loot yew' renter nook I value! much. "twee .Mewl out. not I pron./nes.' It awl; let phew: to tell wee.' old the ..1.1 tate. " What Mud o• article. your nwarrt are f • "Welt pie pure. answeved yll shri. both tootetht.e. Well tell you what we rave h.r winter weather; lira let tie ieention, refterefk .Ire, Owe *lineable etuettef . (EW ATTIRE. You talk of hot mem shot, .61,1 Mowry MOSES, Sat 4.4 at what our warehouse now did:hem ! Coat. —.l%er onus. and waxen we divphy, he volve wlauteel to the pound day • " Ireprveinest" Is one watch-mord, ;Ow—oat Mary Ammo% Yee lo ear doles RIM HATS. A hat. mid MOSES. hum our Jock of ctockn, Would wel become tho-e twoutodiv mow white beta: You mat imurine, Sather. rid the hatters. How touch we've done In those oweetiel !UMW% Nor .hu+o our credit one Wm love, When 4ali Jar our one N 1014Yret AND SOOES. With -hose like thecae thew poor old " trots of yews, Would we he plumed with bunion.. cents, and Kane. Audio, thlar no mug alio& to. Jr, Awl Oat • our preieut dote of choice NLW FUR. The Melee hare pronouneol them out :indent, Awl slut the Isslitu u> Invl ite, . doubt If tow won mot n hocbrior—we ewes+, You,' Wine the good old lady hot mine dna A ras linvnweifient aim you will vat la ey ry feature of our HOSIERY. There's loot ea article la this choice store. Oat Art the public value mere sal more ; Mich aro the maturations we bays made le tl perullar (cloture rif our trade; well imam mle Father Winter, aul with that He kook II iv sticks /id domed his breadbrlativid 111 M. A ate Awl algid • The Troloury of Team" to merlikm a deleted Fe of velem be mak dopartmeet, with full Reedier hoe mitmeirene BM% met ke ime me appiketioe, or forwarded Mg bus mum Nam _ I SAM en =MILL --- fi a a II a L 11 6 9: 1 5)=. 1 , . Ana t r . 1 r ~ M 1214604 .0 04114 .. . Ss ....... ...... 1 II • bee, wary p w i liiii. lin o.47parilla ...,.. b c . r . . . ..... .. . • p: i 4 0 linappaes - OIS 6 Irtiasne 24...% la =.1.111..... 0 16 6 1 3 4 t Oll6l .......... -611 6 Sri at Taos . 14 0 Lwlliaillaiiian 0 4 6 Dram Ocala . 112 0 OIS 6 111.1 goals . 113 0 Q - 1121116. Vera ; 2 0 rank Qua" . 116 0 6 0 NM 3 3 0 1 4 6 041.1=44.6 0 4 4 . iii . t6l4 Gala. mu 44 isille_ . ... ... 0 12 0 . 11 Ma Maw ari Tula asims. ... 1 •• 14•42i11 e Z at la• ir. a.iM ....ir... Ililllfe Is saw NON milk evizna atlas mom Ail aria. pardhowt, remely-mads. ar maila 10 assiera 11 1114.44a•••1 et 1.11 to alaineed, 0 .. li .0 0 1 1440 . tiga NOW re• lima I. WM saB SON, TO/.,.. wc.itm-Arspin. moan. HAMM Mk harler., lam aa4 rlboisaalm". sad Elarral Clellltter. tar ..._ . ar.l 0...0 wics.lsl. 155. I'.; , an l I:T. Wh,orlea sod 83. 41. 46, ela 4 26 4604... a. Cay. I..adna. Mreullsa.-a. 3101144 owl 60:4 raw* bartag .„ . r i g iems. arrablik. = al* taw .e` 111.1rar. ' hai=a. e vary lama kar ebrlaas riaas \am sow Oen aka say Ake home la at ...t al Larks. lbws was Male 11 4 1 t a cii m .. .1 drop .1.461.4. Sta. amid call al at marl Ili ram It . Cly. wean, -Thl. Palablalamo I. *aid f=imal .sal •laaaala.. wane aims Is mamma to II r&W OAS BURNEIRS.—RoyaI Letters Patent.— ndr raga ago The The Cana. The (Wen, The Ohm, Sam owl The agglattlas larrama It le mewl, beyond &Oa. b 7 head Way la• eitalaagra. QM as ether gas 141TIVTI , bear mew Edina with tam DOM as eryptal la the Klatt No nooks cmilttele TN wet leawasietl Wmast at sLL The imprownitgala re to eelikat all shewl4 lews thaw (*alga. lahmt.'=al . = Oataber :be • thla. 111.—Allar a et pow ow pm bunion. which I lan la WE hi neratigabea mai Ss lei VIM% Imes. I saw 030- idM Pat leeala aggeterylaadat ft all ethos .soils pump al Yee lbw prolong gag IL bow gessed.d irrleireld=l=l4o7.l".l,4l: thew 111= at at all Ilia b zrel. alal ._ lonia while erras pessore. or agar i 4 =11111642 .11 II 1 I , Z i r DTrahmsr et Obwisley. vim' cwt. Dina& " e e a :las 6. O WrenZ Vi iwalewir ra Weal at the LW= ge leve. ia t s , Z vas a tenontaineeetee • tit ernetteitera a► as miaow, : Paseaaavette Menem Wan. Wallet. Allah wee. the 111 Maim" d I Mal lackey, see ; atemalite Fame ; Xereteeett lalleetek lama liseeMMtm te Ile tat%of Iltepowenef etwellea.ateetsre to setae asell ee pheemetag la the ye eatzt*tledieeettare of elicit depend the aealseep NW ., s le be eigalcell diw .......... 0b.e.... B.Ai m Owl flake, leela la= ta u • as ilb a sit Genus iri il n il" Illetetee7alial=±llololla. liellailat . se Wade • ; ; j eji ntmels ; ;ta elan • aeletalle; eal allag • eir* Tliat.—ittate sea 0 mar. end 1= ; WM. htelotr k be escsame. ha thattpublou rook .fteeelehoe, lieo: li reer, It Va • . *deal he • of asemetey. Mertes, .....t • ; Proeweig t ha ; Valet; Illeense. lcama—Greeit wad Lila Caltela,Me. 110 i l f 1... n ad& epeinese; • t" • . ..., . , ....., ~....., t • MI 1,, • ; tarz..reattiftE g,,, 11 64.4 1..... °=. ;111"&i usi...; mum yea. aleh Ty. se tt ; moo pat ie wlll be diretive di* to theme ti llle vi treetime le edinatell to I. te e. w liy' " V iit temo =r2bret t w il L ZITS :Fp? we trot EattM e W 4az e ig sseted ; ; prethottens = Yr easel Jew antknectot to testa; ha taladel atm elealmellati ew S a te Erie to January. II Is tripeetaot that iut'4 la dkald comma lete abed keine{ tat doge. Education, mu au far es II eim teem. dread le elhaeli t le ageolual atut cm ecor broom ; rajas haler lbe mien ill Noe it toteaul for the deveicemell a/ la emir with& be le teat. wet thottp—etrelle t met paeliti—toiledee t set emeemig. The dlealpeee a malstalated without heedeope la are ee wal Salaam la eel lateameetalee watt Madmen ; ewe the lege ei Mew lb cera mks. her he dienhlea in the fent la eat Ilelleat Natalia/ attach lepeeth ea the eacepeactioa of weft Al UIIII2 ht Pee ea Matt the rusher IlePwilhee d Ole mime while Noe le dereeed he Op wheel ; awl Ile lbehremsh illad 4 awl km* cienle meth* ewe • dan, hem boa Wm of me awl a rreoirl= j a tbi. Z!::=.tedbeeall"wkehatio=nel mamas ma as se pr laded tulle ef pas Illitellhata las easel wad, more am (bee of Ps, enamel roll ie_e t eitzg "Nab see to he reuesed.beieleg the MOW arm Istequetted fa i t e deka ad regale esamilwallearana womb : sag 211 ehwehim emmeteleg the pi" are le laz i r t heeni be ate idea* dial o mei me=kill be reeeleell ; ittlemasa.iiiis lie imlua %. re tegeleer a = of ming aol pmetuei shun- le etesettly ewe en altalel& mita ler theta etementse,—aed o T a wee* toakuefesemete prtaelpaisee NM ea ached hares every ray before vine and after trek bee sot durum; ebee hewn: lad ho le an thou to nrontaln knit bettucht colnaMloll.l with the parent. o 7 manna,. of the paella l'arento, a.. war lacuna the ca.« , donna the, gydign. pa wejol atutlicattee btmeae ho that purpcce. The Puhlk Aral esatataatioal we Planbutivaa of Paso are bola at Ilidauctuacr. • An arrangement han been made with Mr. Calvert. for the reeepttoo er the senior potato at M.laMratur7 M tau hotel In4llotion. f reen,,u.und., the Hornelll ears of Mr. Itarknon, who w for several yew treater of the Ixclarau n metiott of the High *hoot. Liverpool) 1. dadoncd for the reeepUon 11.40 notito shore outrage, °errant of knowledge. dirquantles Ovens far the more adraneed arm. From 41 or seven %ten or eleven mill be the tonal age of the pupils In thb section. ItarodMA Mom le.. w dis Most from abode of the other dame. t Them are Illietraisi by a ootteeUes of the thief articles of coot. moron, eluting' to the me or In the ogoottfeetur d Age. The Smorma Morally moll he IlltnVeded, me !sr an rne•rnornll , with morn IH•n•. the rm, .vies. so We tiodergeorlog map be addreined ESSKS WILLIAM LAMONI) and Co, stuck sad gen were beakers. sod railway Ware auelisews, re. ntrzWA to W(W Wawa toe. WI sad the wane. that the daf .nL all dereriptlow of RAILWAY dIIAREP. Wheaton. Ito reel familia Welre. Weise aod all OW Wares andperty. Meow W. L. *ad Cm. also beg to 'enema ILK Welt white r pro pm, of pelvw Awes ake plies wary Wedeerky. at 1 °Week. at the Hall of Cesameree.llwailwedleetreet. Wades ; to Wer ofhaer at Which Plwe 011 Woman wpapreed to be addrewl—Threttlacedleetraer. Load«). Jr 1.114. THREE HUNDRED AND ONE, STRAND.— The Mai Wars of 301. Perand. beg to mown., to the tad prWlie Wat they we about funnier& RANKING ESTABLISHMENT, to he ailk.l the 11.111. Joint Stock Halation Company. which, swept Wow wleantwer, .111 alinnl fealties olheonat to member. of ph o me we for the .kppit .4 not. fee rare. Welde Week Ae. Aa latearatial pad [11011•70 lerortory will be p1e41.4•1 ehoetle. ANKW DILAWINO.RO()M STOVE, oombiaior to an Otto,. odinary .kureo the most perfoct °lemma of form sal lout, of Robb, the smite.* posed,: consumption of fuel, isolation of the are ,te.t. %rollout of halt nab lemmat cheerfulsers and novel= Impitelty, in In conAant coeval. in the riliner.Roome of WILLIAM DURTON ;of whom only It out he holl, letters lie efficiency aAI eeoc, one will he seen iusl felt at one slew. The attestkeel the P Ira losst for some time directed to lb. production ef serm,V l lirg We moon charecterblice for Mutes end teatheArooneet nod Ihearter. TN lOU be ready sod duly eimemenneL WILLIAM SUL TON 11 Ripen.. so d Murton/ Mut of r& fumbling flames gore Is Moray tin largeot In the thernd ; mM porederne non Invited to oxfordalreet Were of NORIIIIMM01). 1.4 Seeman slasol—rottal.hched Wellentreot, _ CARPETS: -`Splendid designs is Testry,tit 34. 9d. nod 40. bear Broach. 3s 4d. • "di raissed floorelsth, trs rtia, IRV: 6.131 . 31t1( hare lIMO .1 ; Kt &sit:- manta from the City to No. 4. Regestalrask Wallah* pima lopporte Howell and Jean al. The> are dirixidag wersi Hord yard. at the stove loyt pylons and every other din= narTaairmit Inman, reloonabia. Tarte, carpets d.onoake for rRESENTS for WEDDINGS, BIRTH-DAYS, and al FEATIvALI. staINIERLYI4 ART. tUYACTURRs, deminood y the moon eminent Enninb ertl44, executed by tits dr4 Encn.h utanufactannt and sold y TO.P.Ctabk. Mahn to town sod country rta. NEW HYACINTH GLASS 11l 2;i7vave. SPILL CASE. "Cupids at a Boman " N. Bella. b. sad upwards. 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Comays.—llow to insure perfect tligeotioo. tranquil feeling; a good night s mica char had, and a contented mind. Hy an ebeervence of the WWI Galena herein oratained, the feeb/e. the tierwealy agnate . wen to the meet ranatered orwaltatioa. may acquire law maw =morel of Ark& Imovlibon. eel reach In health the latest peeled of u lo b. bal . & ..torwrool, Pateromtertos ,• Oonrsho, not. otooro Nam, JO, Omani ; hor.„ 461, Mat Versed or Aired from the author, 10, AraU•ol000, isosot.rolt. LATEST FROM PARIS. IMPORTANT DECISION OF THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY. PARIS, THURSDAY, 630 p.n. It is agreed on all hands that, whether the expedition to Rome were intended bond fide for the protection and liberation of the Pope, or was, as some persons affirm, a mere election eering maaceuvre, it has had already a most advantageous influence on the prospects of Ge neral Cevaignac. There was a meeting last night at the Rue de Poitiers, at which, although as usual, all the great leaders of the party spoke against the candidateship of Cavaignac, and denounced the expedition as an unworthy application of the resources of government for electioneering purposes, yet some defended the measure, and advocated the esadidateship of Gen. Cavaignac. Among these was' M. de Fallon', one of the vice-presidents of the re union. There have been also several meetings of the legitimists. Some of the leaders of that party have protested against the decision of the congresses of journalists, held at Paris and Rennes, in favour of Prince Louis. The results of the elections, which have just become known, for the seats of the A ssembly; vacated by multiple returns, are all adverse to the can didateship of General Cavaignac. Two of them, MM. Bugeaui and Regrault de St. Jean d'Angely, are Gammas, and will support Prince Louis. Three are declared Bonapartists, the Prince de la Moekowa. Napoleon Bertrand,and Gen. hat; and, in fine, one M. Thomine is a legitimist, and will support Prince Louis. The result of the elections of the department of the Tame are not yet known, but the competition is between the red republic and legitimism, and in either case the result will be unfavourable to General Cavaignac. There was to-day a manifestation in favour of Prince Louis on the Place Vendome, proroked, as was expected, by the recent manifestation in favour of General Cavignae. Notwithstanding the efforts of the police to clear the place, an immense concourse of persons was collected in front of th'. hotel. When Prince Louis came out to go to the Assembly, ho was saluted by cries of " Vive Napoleon! IL nous le taut !" . . . We read in the Presse :—" Their 'Oath s as repre sentatives are religiously paid to MM. Barbee, Camel dire, Louis Blanc, and the rest; but, such is the sense of retributive justice in these times, that the pension of General Trezel has been refused to him since the revolution of February. The general is at Bru-eels, in a state of absolute destitution. His pen sion, however, bears a sacred character, which ought to have ensured its payment. It is the price of long services rendered to France on the field of battle, of blood shed freely under her ban ners, from wounds received in defending her. Since we are talking of ancient mini%ters, we will add, that they have refused to pay to M. Guizot the last month of I is appointment as minister, and have left him liable to his table expenses and other charges arising from his official receptions as minister during the month of February." The R;publique has the following, relative to the quarrel between M. Pyat and M. Proudon : " A duel was to be fought yesterday between M. F. Pyat and Proudhon. If our information be correct, the follow ing is what has passed : The weapons chosen were pis tols, and the rendezvous the wood of Vincennes. M. F. Pyat wan on the ground at the appointed hour. After waiting some time he, on receiving a message, went to another spot, but there found himself in presence of delegates from the de:7 oeratic clubs, and some pollee officers. The report of the intended duel bad excited the anxiety of the friends of the two adversaries, who decided upon preventing it, and gave informa tion to the magistrates. M. Prudhon was detained by the delegates of the ' Associations Ouvrieres,' who, in spite of all he mild say, would not permit him to go to the place of meeting. The seconds of IL Felix Pyat were also detained by other delegates. The duel, therefore, became impos sible, and we rejoice at it sincerely." The delegates have published a lettr r, in which the condemn duel ling, as opposed to the principles of socialism. A duel, with swords, took place yesterday, in the Bois de Vincennes, between the mayor of Montmartre and M. de J—. The letter was very seriously wounded in the breast. A political dispute, it appears, was the cause of the meeting. The debate on the Italian question was opened to day by M. Ledrn Rollin, who attacked the govern ment for having refused its assistance to Milan or to Venice, and for not having protested against the mur der of Robert Blum, and yet for having, with much hoe ground, hastened to intervene in favour of the Pope against his subjects. He said it was impossible to make a distinction between the spiritual and temporal sovereignty of the Pope, and that, in relation to any political intervention, he must be re garded as a temporal sovereign. He further con tended that General Cavaignsc had exceeded his powers by ordering the expedition without coasidt m g the Assembly, that body being in full session. Count Montalambert spoke in favour of the mea sure adopted by the government, affirming that it was one taken in the interest of the entire christian world. M. Jules Fevre reiterated the arguments of M. Ledru Rollin. M. Derriere read the diplomatic correspondence (see yesterday's Express), and founded upon it the proof of the necessity of the inter- ITALY. It is stated in a letter from Rome, of the 20th ult., that Cleat. Pompro Campello had arrived there, and crier ell the portfolio of Minister of War. He and the ether ministers had, it is added, been graciously received by the Pope. M. Compel) has declared that befall) adheres to the programme published by his colleagues. In the sitting of the Chamber of Deputies, of the 20th, the new ministry took their seats, and were received with the most unanimous favour. The arrival of Gen. Zucchi was hourly expected ; immediately after the asseraination of Rossi, the Pope sent an express to recall him. The Contemporames of Rome denies the report that the Pope had intended to quit Rome. Letters from Rome, of the filet alt., announce that a resolution had been proposed in the Chamber of Deputies on that day, to vote an address to the Pope, to declare the fidelity of the chamber to his holiness. The resolution was rejected. The Abbe de Romnini had quitted Rome for Paris, charged with a secret mission. Tie supplement to the Concordia of Turin, of the 26th, publishes a declaration, signed by 67 deputies, at the heed of whom is General Antonini. 'I his declaration commences with a severe criticism upon the oonduct of the present ministry "We are resolved (says the declaration) to oppose energetically this policy, by a policy directly contrary. We will reject every pact or treaty which shall not include the absolute independence of Italy, to the exclusion of every con dition which may lead to a dependence on a foreign power, either administrative, governmental, military, Of political. To attain the end of our policy, the enthusiasm of the people must be awakened, which alone can sustain in a powerful manner the army, and promptly establish an Italian confederation, in a manner the most conformable to the liberty of the people and the security of princes. LATEST FROM GERMANY PRUSSIA.—BERLIN, Nov. 28.—Our correspondent my.: " It may be well, perhaps, to give a brief ac count of the sayings and doings of the Assembly in the Brandenburg cathedral, under the protection of two battalions of infantry, two squadrons of cavalry, and (as stated yesterday) four cannons statioced on the Market-place. Shortly before 11, the Count of Brandenburg declared the National Assembly again opened, and stated that he had a royal message to announce so soon as the Assembly was properly constituted. All the ministers then left. Herr von Bruneck, the oldest member of the club, wu called to the chair, and gravely informed his comrades that sixty-five years ago he was born in Brandenburg. At I neon, it was officially announced to the club that only 164 members were present, some 50 less than the num ber required to form a house. A some of confusion here ensued. Some thirty members handed up to the chairman written declarations, to the t ffect that their preeenoe that day in the cathedral must not he construed into a recognition on their part of the right of the crown to remove or adjourn the National Assembly. Other members declared that the proceedings of those thirty gentlemen were " unparfiamentary." Some spoke in favour of the crown, until the stormy discussion was cut short by the appearance of the two secretaries, who bad been sent by the chairman to " ministers, , to announce the number of members present, andwho brought back the reply of the former, to the effect that they would immediately inform the king (by elecric tele graph) that there was not a sufficient number of members present, and that they would communicate ' to the " Assembly" a royal message on the following day, at 9 a.m. Another scene of confusion imme diately followed—many members of the club declaring that " ministers" had not the right to appoint an hour for the commencement of business. Finally the club, in order to show setae its Independence of the cabinet, —alter having allowed it to trample on all the rights of the National Assembly,—resolved not to meet before 11 a.m. That important point being decided, the club adjourned, after some members had declared they would return to Berlin. The public tribunes were filled but no ladies were present. It is asserted that Herr Von Vincke will be en trusted with the formation of a new cabinet. He is a thorough constitutionalist, somewhat of the English schnoL Herr Hansermann is indisposed. Yesterday he wrote to the secretaries of the club at Brandenburg, informing them that he was too ill to atte! d. Oen. Von Wrangel has issued a proclamation, wherein he states that, as the " Assembly" is now re opened in Brandenburg, the dissentient members cannot be allowed auy longer to continue their deliberations in Berlin. All hotel-keepers are warned against allowing those members to as semble in their (the hotel-keepers') premises, under the penalty of having their establish ments totally closed during the state of siege. Private bows. in which the deputies may hire apart ments are also subjected to the same regulation. The plea that the parties assembling in those premises were not known to the proprietors as deputies, will be of no avail. - MADRID, Nev. 23. I understand that the Marquis of Bedmar made hie appearance at the Queen's ball last night, a• circumstance the more singular as the ministerial papers announced some time ago that that young nobleman had left Madrid for France, instead of which it seems that he has been masted in the palace all the while. Nereus was not there, neither was Mon, bat all the other ministers were prolg. A ministerial crisis has occurred within the last few days, based upon trivial motives enough, and now blown over. Nannies, it weans, took upon himself to give a hunting party to his friends in the royal hue of the Casa del Campo, with- : out soliciting the Queen's permission. It so happened that her Majesty directed her afternoon drive through the grounds, and becoming aware of the ministerial Pupas cocceived offence. The keepers were ordered forthwith net to admit in future any party without the royal leave. Nar yam upon hearing of the way in which his broach of eti quette had been Wien, was huffed in his torn, and sent in his resignation, cpon which Maria Christina persuaded the Queen, who, of her own accord, was very well disposed to accept his abdication, to go to the spoiled minister and ap pear* his ruffled humour, when, of course, ao great difficulty was found in persuading him to re-admit the burden of office The Queen was regaled yesterday for the tint time with the spectacle of a hurdlierace in the Casa del Campo, which afforded her Majesty much entertainment. The match, for 601, was between a sporting Spaniard, Figueroa, and Mr. Joseph Msuby. Six hurdles, topped with brushwood, were set acmes the rao►course, the Queen's carriage being drawn up opposite the stiffest jump. Figueroa sustained at the second leap as awkward purl, bring thrown on his head. But up he got again, nothing dashed in spirit. although something attired with the soil, which, fortun►tely for his neck was soR with the rains. Mr. Maltby toot all his jumps in good English style, winning why, and having the satisfaction to deserve the royal applause lot his saucerful performance. The mail from Catalonia, due yesterday, did not arrive. A Carlist conspiracy has been discovered by the political chief of Valladolid, in which the curate of Mojados and some other clergymen were implicated. Twenty lanes* and two barrels of powder were round in the curate's loam Per this he was arrested and sent, together with two other priests of Valastolid, to be placed at the disposal of the government at Madrid. DRAIN or LiztrrAnian Joint WAIDLAW.- We have to eammusos the death of this Bald Alcor. He expired at Torquay, where he bad traded for some months put, on Tuesday last, in his 73rd year. The gallant de mised had been in the army above 60 yeers, and hod seen ocondderable service during the Peninsular war. He com mended the 76th Regimeat at the battle of the Ni,., sod in consequence of his bravery and military conduct on that occasion he received a medal. On the death of Lieut.-General Sir Was. Henry Clinton in the gummier of 1844, the deesased was appointed colonel of the 65th (the Westmerelind) regi ment of Foot. His commissions were dated as follow: Resign, 27th Ape, 1796; lieutenant, 6th October, 1796; captain, 24th May, 1798; major, 16th January, 1806• lieutenant colonel, 10th May, 1810; colonel, 12th August, 1819 ; major panel, 22nd July, 1830; and lieutensnipmenl,23ed Nov., 1841. He mantel the youngest daughter of the celebrated Lord Lake. The calamity of the 66th Regiment becomes vacant by his demise. NATIONAL BENEVOLENT INETITUTION.—Yestorday a meeting of the supprten of this institution was held at the Freemasons' Tavern, for the purpose of receiving the report and electing 22 pensionen out of 120 candidates. The Earl of Verdun took the chair. The report stated that in consequence of the commercial pressure of last year, the flnanciel state of the institution was not so flourish ing as in former times. The committee had therefore to announce a large deficiency in the annual and special subscriptions but the temporary diminution thus caused was made up o b f several noble donations. They had been left 1,6001. free duty by Mr. Miclew • 1001. free of duty by Mr. Badon ; 1001. by Mr. Bowes • 501. by Lady Harriet Gamier ; the Archbishops of Canterbury and York sad the Bishop of London gave 601. as Chelmondeley trustees; and the vies-proddent, Mr. Cartels, gave 1501. The committee also felt bound to semen their ac.kwwledg meats to the Queen and other members of the royal family for their of the institution. The amount of avail able fen (annual and special subscriptions and dividends), from Sept. 30, 1847, to Sept. 30, 1848, was 6,8241. 18s. 6d ; the dialesureements due* the came period amounted to 6,8721. lie. 4d., of which 6,0361. 16s. was diaMibetted to pen sioners is quarterly payments. Sines the foundation of the institution in 1812 722 pensioners were relieved and 114,6961. 19s. Id. ellietribated. The receipts from annual subscriptions, dividends, life subscriptions, donations, and legacies, up to Sept. 30,1847, were 8,2841. 17s. 6d., which, with the balance at the bankers' of 1,0681. 6s. 4d., gave a total of 9,3431. 3s. 10d. The total payments for the same period amounted to 7,9471. 10s. 9d. leaving a balance in the beaker's hands on the 30th Sept., 1848, of 1,3961 . 13e. ld.—The Rev. Canon Dale, to moving the adoption of the report, impressed upon the meeting the amenity of giving a more active support to the institution, to the pest benefit of which he could give the testimony of his own pastoral exprisoco. He begged of the se remem ber that, although twee ty-two parsons would be that day provided for during the rest of their limo ninety-eight would be left another year without that pro vision which their neensitin demanded The motion was seconded and passed unanimously.—On the motion of the Rev. Dr. Vivien, seconded by Mr. E. Robins, the hest thanks of the meeting were given to the Queen, Prince Albert, Queen Adelaide, and the other members of the royal family, and to the nobility,for their continued support of the charity. The committee for the ensuing year were then appointed and the thanks of the meeting voted to the chairman. The election of the pensioners was then proceeded with, fifteen of whom were to be elected by a majority of the votes of the day ; five by an aggregate majority, and two, whose names stood first on the books. Those who stood highest on the poll were declared duly elected, and the proceedings terminated. -- FIONOERPORD MARKET COMPANY. The hall yearly meeting of the proprietors of this company was held yesterday, at the offices in Villiers-street, Strand, for the purpose of receiving the directors' rep ,rt. The chair was taken by Martin Stately, Esq. The report stated that a satishatory arrangement had at length been made with the Charing-moss Bridge Company for terminating all legal dis pato. It also adverted to the extensive improvements now making in the fish market, and congratulated the proprietors on the fact that the profits of the year werrented an increased dividend on the present occasion. The report was adopted noes. seas. A dividend of 21. 10s. per share was afterwards issismod, when a vote of thanks to the chairman sad dine ten was carried unanimously, and the meeting separated, apparently highly gratified with the improved condition and propped" of the company. KING% COLLEGE HoevrrAL.—The governors of this charity held their quarterly general meeting yes terday in the board-room of the hospital. Mr. Fisk took the chair at three o'clock, when the secretary read the report, which slated that two plots of ground adjoining the hospital, known as the Orange Estate, and two houses in Clement's-lane, had been purchased for the purpose of en larging the building, at the cost of 7,6001., of which 3,6001. had been paid, and the remaining 4,0001. was secured spas the guarantee of the medical officers of the establishment sal Mr. Sambrook, who had become responsible for it. The in port expressed a strong hops that the public and the sup porters of the hospital would soon come forward and relieve that gentlemen from the responsibility which they had la mmed. The property was, in the mean time, vested in them. It ap pe ars that there are now 108 patients in the hospital, and t ha t during the last year the whole number of persons admitted into the wards was upwards of 700. The whole number of in patients received since the establishment of the hospital was 10,184, and the number of out-patients was 112,813, making a grand total of poor 'arsons relieved by this charity of 122,997. The report was unanimously adopted, and, after thanks were voted to the chairman, the meeting broke up. CONFLAGRATIONS AND LOSS OF LlFE.—Lest night, eta few minutia lx fore 12 o'clock, a fire was discovered to have broken out on the premiers in the joint occupation of Mr. Sidney Powell, an optician, and several other families, in °rare-inn-lane. As won as the doors were opened the draught made the flames ascend with still greater fury, and • female who lodged in the second-floor was unable to de scend the staircase. The husband of the party, who bad reached the street, anxious to save the life of his wife, rushed through the flames, and gained the upper floor. In so doing his clothing became ignited, and he was speedily enveloped in fire. Finding all other means of escape now cut off, he made for the back window, and having called to his wife to throw herself out of window, he jumped into the back yard. The poor fellow fell with a fearful cra.h u p on the stones, and was most dreadfully injured. The fire escapes with the engines oi the London, West of England and County establishments having arrived, the conductor of the machine of the Royal Society for the Protection of Life from Fire, got into the premises, and, with the aid of the firemen, succeeded in getting the unfortunate man out. He was removed to the hospital, where he expired almost the moment he entered the institution. The whole of the en gines were immediately set to work, and, water being abun dant, the firemen worked incessantly, but without producing any effect till nearly everytning in the building wu des troyed. It was not until nearly three o'clock this morning that the fire was wholly extinguished. As soon as possible, search was made for the unfortunate female, who was known to be in the building. She was discovered, lying on her back, in the second floor; life was extinct, but the body was not burnt to any extent, so it is quite clear that death was caused by suffocation. Finn AT NEWINGTON. —Whilst the firemen were engaged at the above fire, intelligence arrived of another having oc curred in the neighbourhood of Newington Butts. As many of the engines as could be spared were immediately dis patched thither, where the firemen found the premises of Mrs. Yarrington, beer retailer, No. 4, Higheireat, Newing ton, in flames. The inmates had fortunately succeeded in - effecting a safe retreat from the bluing property. Numerous engines having been set to work, the fire waiirot out, but not until the premises were partly consumed. The origin of these Ares is enveloped in mystery. SHIPPINO. Mama ASEMID.—Dublin, 2; Donagbadee,l ; French, 1, lomnow, Dec. I.—Wind this day at noon, S.S.W., fresh breeze, and dull hazy weather. Deal, Nov. 30.—W.N.W.—Arrived: Carnation, Edmond, and Robert and Ann, Quebec ; Canton, Quebec, for Hull ; Protector, Demerara; Bombay, St. John's, N.B. ; Quee n Dowager, Africa ; Dawn, Valparaiso; Burhampors, Cal cutta; Maria and Elizabeth, Quebec, and sailed for Yar mouth. Arrived from the river : Sophia Moffatt, Bombay ; Unicorn, Demerara. Sailed: Stratford, Mauritius. ARDROSSAN, Nov. 29.—Arrived : Henry (of Ardrossan) Quebec. iio7mt, Nov. 28.—Arrived : Helen Thompson, Quebec. lumacousa, Nov. 30.—1 t blew a heavy gale lam night, _ oin 8.8. W. to N.W., but it moderated in the morning. . PORTMOVTII, Nov. 30. W.N.W.—Sailed: Coquette, Charleston. Off port : Bonbandar, Calmat% DIOOUSDA, Nov. 29. —W. Arrived : Constitution, Quebec. MAILTPORT, OV 30.-B.W —Arrived: Trafal ga r QUOINS. WATIEFORD, Nov. 2 8 .—W.S.W. to W.N. A rrived: .— Medan, Norfolk, U.S.; him, New York. DUNDEE, Nov. 28.—Bailed : Gleaner, Pernambuco. Orr Moxaosz i _Nov M.—lndus, Calao, for Dundee. Or.orczaran, 80,. 29 —Arrived: Ireland, Quebec. SWANSEA, Nov. 30.—W.S.W.—Arrived: George Clark, and Eagle, Quebec. Sailed: Eliza, Cuba. Mizroau, Nov. 29.—The Forsyth, Liverpool to Genes, has put In here with larboardluarter stove, having been in contact yesterd ay, off Tosser, with a yawl, name unknown. DUNES' Nov. 29.—1 t ha s blows a very heavy gale, at W. to 8 . W., the last two nights. The sloop Margaret and Elizabeth, of this port, took tire, and burned to the water's . _ edge. LIVERPOOL, Nov. 29.—W.N.W. to N N.W.—Arrived : Mischief, Pan; Rival, Nassau ; Lady Rowell, Newfound land. 30th: Arcolo, New York. Sailed, 29th : Barbara, New Orleans. 30th : Affonso (Brazilian Steamer), Lisbon and Rio Janeiro. Put bark: Laurel, Tampico. Smarm, Nov. 30.—Arrived Peale, and Nuevo Camaro, ' H ; Dwpatch, Quebec. Prringzan, Nov. 29.—The Cheek; of Berwick, Bangor to Almouth, was driven on shore at the entrance of the south harbour during a pie this morning; materials saved. Waning Potter, Nov. 29.—Tn• Seraphin, from New York, when proceeding over Carlingford Bar last night, during a strong gale trust W.N.W., got on shore in Cran. field Bay, but was misted off this morning's tide, sad will be towed up to the anchorage to night. LUBLIN, Nov. 29.—The Mum, Dundalk, to London, drove en the East Pier last night, but was hove off about 9 p.m., making no water, although her bottom is supposed to have suffered. ARDROSSAN, Nev. 29.—The Clydesdale, of and for Greirnock, from Porto Rico, is on shore at Sea Mills, near Hilbrida, full of water, and cargo, sugar and rum, all destroyed. LIVERPOOL. Nov. 29.—The Nslly, for Algiers, put back, in coming up the river, got in contact with a steamier, and lost bowsprit. 30th, The Rival, from Nassau, arrived here last night, ezperiebeed very heavy weather on 3rd inst., in lat. 61, lon. 33. from all points of the compass, but heaviest from N.W. to N.B. The Nathan W. Bridge, from Pictou to Mobile, the Susan Drew, of Salem, for Mobile, and the Urneomben, from Mobile, with captain and mate washed COMMERCIAL 4. MARKETS. MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE. no* o'Clock—We quote an improvement in the prices of publis securities, bat with a market other wise inactive. Consols are 871 to 1 for money and time. Reduced Threes, 881 t• 1. Three and-a- Quarter per Cents., so to 1. Exchequer Bills, 425. to 455. premium. Bank Stock, 1871 to 91. In foreign stocks there is scarcely a variation to report in the quotations, but the transactions axe few. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents. are 471 to 81 ; the Fours, 721 to 31. Belgian, 71 to 3. Russian, 99 to 101. Mexican, 211 tot. Peruvian are in advanoe,at to 7. Brazilian are lower, at 72 to 4. Chian, 83 to 6. Spanish Fives, 14 to 12; the Threes, 241 to 5.1; Passive, 3to 1. Portuguese, 241 to 51. From Amsterdam the advice, report a rather heavy market for domestic stocks, but with some activity In Spanish and other foreign securities. INOLLUI FUNDS. Beak Stock. 1.111 O. Coed Rode.. 836 f 3 pis Ct. Dal mum, Old 3 Eer Oeata. *Si 1 3 per CO C 0... Aiwa, BT e I (Dewar BUN Oa lOU% prow FUNDS. per Cent. Orem& Bola. 12 13 Oreaula Deferred Bzia, j 6 oar Ot lleatesa, 161 d. 21 1 dr Ct. Peintfiao T It °ri oAri e lu ir ea Bda li t,9 4 I Ditto Spanish ilda.lli 12 3 par Co. Spanish Bda. 241 14 Rpealeb Deferred Ditto. Peed. Hds., 3 I VW et. Venezuela 8d.., 1416 Venezuela Deferred Wis.. ioasiax 4 pee Ct. Totettian Coarb. 41 per Ct. B•ls. Beads, Tl 3 2, per Cent. ditto. 6 pee Ct. Hessllkap Stts.. Tl 4 Ditto New, 71 3 psr Ct C . Buenos Ara 1 23 6 1d... 19 12 Ditto hllleas 169.. Date Colnmb. De. Me.. 16quadar We- 24 6 3 per Ct. Dableh &It. 06 6 24 per Ct,Dateb lid... 43S 66 4 per Ct. Dot& Cert.. T 34 34 RAILWAYS.—Great Westerns are very heavy, from the farther calls announced by this company out their large and small shares. They are called 18 die. Eastern Counties are still rather drooping, and keep only at I North Britibh are also dull. Reading and itiegate have been done at 91. SALESEPPECTED UP TO TWO THUS DAT IN LON tiON. (Yesterday's priced will be boodle lest page.) Aberdeen, 16 Mann, Buxton, k Matlock, 1 InWeeks, 19 Mane, 6heff., & Lint. New 101. De. New 101. Pref., 41 Pref., 10 Chester A Holyhead, 19 Midland, 77 64 Gwent Coors" 111 I Do. alt. Cam& Pre., 9 61 E. Union. Close C (1. and B.), 6 Do. Birm. and Derby, 31 Exeter, Year& & Dorch.,ll Do. Conaol Bela. and 131rEL 6 Great Northern, 61 we Cent., 117 191 Do. Hahne A, 41 NerUk, 49 Do. B 6 per Cant. Guar, 21 N. British, 141 Weal Waters, 73 4 Do.rairds, 3f Do. Hal 11 1 cixfoLd t !or., & Welt., 211 Do. Qrs.. I Union, 1 Lanerner and °FILA., 58 675u=Eestrn, ni Do riftb.... 2.1 Do. No. 1, 111 to 121 Leeds & 921 Do. No. 3, 13 Loa., BrighL, lk Coast New U., York, Newo., & Brew. ELL& Gym. 6 WE Cwt., 41 Fur., 61 Lon. & N. Western, 117 4 York & North Midland, 46 Do. Fifths, 31 Do. Pref., 61 Do. 101. M. & & (A), 101 Do. E. & W. Erten., 231 Do. do. (8), 101 1 Ltuiemtourg, 1 11 Do. do.(C), 21 Pert and Lyons., 41 LIVERPOOL BALM. Nemesia 30.—Oun o'Cioar. The market was eery dull t Blr., onlan len., &Chesil. Prat, 1 d (2214, 91 d Celed East Lanewhire Pref, 6 7.16 Inn:whi ) n , , & York. (late M. & L Fifths 41 4 Los. & N. Western, 117 Do. New Qr., I p MUM Lon. Ss North Modern, 1171 Do. New W Do. (Had. C. I, at ' L) su Mao., Met, St Lin, 40 Do. (Mad. It Lin.), 141 d Prier were no:ie' firmer, I no great amount of stock offei Pastern Collette., 111 Loa. & York. Fifths, 41 Do. Pref., 6 per cent., p MM., Met., &LW. EigtaN 71 d There was little Duman& firm tendon & N. Western, i p. Midland. 77 Do. New SOL, 10i Birm., Wolv., Dadley, Si p Great Northern, In d idland,l74 Do. Galen, 101 11 d Shrew., Oareetry, and Mader Prel. 11l York, Newe., & Bor. (0. N. & Put., d Mama. ' illdland, 76 71 Do. Halms, d 8. E. & Dover No. 4, 6 946 I York, Newe ' and Dm. (O. N. E. Par.). 365.11 d. 37a. 6.1. d , Noverasit 30. ut the market was fiat, with 7: ta ffordshlre, H d Moto Wales, 21 d N. E. and Dover No. 4, II 2-16 3, Novi:snot 30. /, but prices were tolerably N. Staffordshire, 66 0.14 Gt. Northern A, 4 ' N. British Thirds, 4 VENDS BALES, Novorasa 50, Then was a moderate amount of busineas transacted In shams to-day, but prices were generally lower. Great Northam, 12 15-16 d IN. Staffordshire, 611 d North British Thirds, 31 BBIBTOL BALES, Norman 30. The market remained dull, with priors a shade lower. Ot. Western Qra. Std I Gt. Western New IN., St d TOBY SALES, Novenae= 30. York, Newt., and Her. Lx. No. I, York, Newt., and Ber. El. No. 11 3.10 I No. 2 (late New Ber.), 11 0.18 Do. 0.N.8. Pat., ei PRODUCE.—MINCING -LANE, 114.1-past Mo.— The small public sales of Sugar, consisting of 1,000 bags Mauritius, 1,500 bags Bengal, and 500 casks Porto Rion, an going off heavily, and • portion buying in, but priors about sustained; the refined market dull; grocery lumps, fair to good, 475. to 48s. ; fine, 49,. to 50s. There has not been • public sale of Cc lies to-day, and but little inquiry by pri vate contract.—Cotton firm.—Rice remains dull, and fumed males are reported to have been made by private contract for cash, the last two or three days, at low prices.—Spices iteadjc —Saltpetre inactive, but no alteration in priors. —In other articles no material alteration. PRICES CURRENT. *seam per mt. purr ram. Pigs, No. 1. l3 0... 3 Pl. 1nd15,12.P.1nrn.331. 04.33 a. e nd Hoops 9 0 . 0 Yellow tiOrey ... 86 0..17 Cargo atCareff bar I I— to Pine 3B 0...42 Swedish ll 0...12 Mauritius, brown... 28 0.. 34 Lase, at per tom Yellow 04 6...38 Plg, best l6 6_.10 Pine 46 0... 0 Milled, sheet l7 6... 0 Bengal &Madres,ll. 17 6...33 Bars IS 111... • Yellow 33 6...36 Patent shot l6 10... • White B7 0...43 .. red or minium ... 11 10... • fooT=brown 32 0. .33 0 Speller l3 0... • 36 6...37 6 On.s, pm 232 Imp. gal. d.p. Grey and white 39 0..11 0 Mob, Bm4 pale 27 0... • Beflascl, flambre.. 20 0...33 0 straw 23 14 .66 Lamps 47 0...49 0 brown & yellow.. 24 0.. 13 Como, is Bond. 9_pum B2 0...114 West India, Head Matter 32 0...14 aary 2O 0... 28 0 Cled. 23 IS ..2.3 1 Good. 2B C.. 40 0 bath nee 24 1e...27 Pine ' 30 0...100 I o tlhe,OalUpoli,p.ton 46 0... 0 Ceylon, good ordi. kosos Nat IS 0...40 Nary ... 28 0... 27 6 Sold. Rape, pale, Mae rettlmry.... 34 0... 86 • per ton 3ll C.. • Pine 4O 0... SO • Liaised 22 • 12 Mocks, good tonne 42 0... OS 0 P 11.0•0001111. per *wt. Costa Bles, milt- Satter—Oork, Ice 74 0...711 nary and 36 0... 36 u 4ths 89 090 Sumatr Pa Mks S 0... 0 ding 2l 0... 26 0 Dublin, la 0 • 0 Tay at per lb. Limerick, dos 63 0...711 Oingon, common- 0 0 ... 0 7 Carlow, lit BO 0. IS Rica, at per mrt. Newry, lst ...... „ • C.. 0 Bowl white...—. 10 0... 14 • Waterford 74 0..12 WTI S 0... 9 0 Beef, ladle, per Jam sod Meadlls 6 0... 14 • Beres ........ ...... 0 C.. 0 Parma, elsanad Carolina. ....15 0... 28 8 Pork, prime mere • 5... • &am at mita, _, Leeward Proof 1 8 ... • 0 Demerara. 21 to 36 per rent. .. I 7 lamakm 30 to 38 per cent. O.P. 3 3 8 Favourite marks 3 1 ... 4 4 Broady, Ist broads I 3 10 entithapiritaoLp. 10 ...0 0 B "eh Idea lO J ... 0 • Fats, per tam Riga, F.T.R. AU 0...40 St. Fete'sNag, 9 bead Dutch and * Fld ' adok 20 0...90 Friedland Rider, at per ton. ot-Foterslirg,olanA3o 10...31 • °alined half ideas atm Rhine tnitalsot pass Yaodla Rut Ingle Sane lll 0...23 Bombay l6 0...24 luta Tin, et par um Dasii:lerk, Mho. Ire& l:: : .1 • Do, all : Ard.w= W mewt. atarft : ottk 55 0...61 0 42 0-66 0 Ditto Dledder 46 0...76 0 Ametiod,dutyp 62 0...72 Ham. Oz sad 00w s Pot 10 . I. A. god*. View, 06.4 d ee. ed $2 flues Straits Om. in biases 79 0... 0 Ise*. at per we. Bus Z 2 S sa dry 0 $ IUD, Uma dry & Valp. dry 0 4 ‘. ...0 BaltdWest Ind* dry 0 11...0 3 East India 04.000 V , dry 0 • ..0 11 0 e ...11 Aaaer.eone, pot Sunda, dittoOODS, •t 6 0 .. W per toe. Logwood DTl aamskos.43 14... • Random ...... 4 1... 4 10 Campeachy $ 0...0 • Pestle, Jamaica 6 G • Nicaragua, large aad solid 10 0-13 • 9 1...111 • ..... 111-11 • Satan alma 10 10..11 1.0 Had Sandman f II If 5... M • TALLOW.—The accounts from St. Petembargh state KMe vessels lost, one with 680 casks of Tallow. Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 451. ; October to Deestaber delivery, 445. 9d.; separate months' delivery, 46e. 3d. to dd, HIDES.—LILDINHALL, DSC. I.—Market hides, 661 b. to 641 b., 14d. to —; ditto, 641 b. to 721 b., 14d. to lid.. ditto, 721 b. to enib, lid. told.• 2d. • ditto, 301 b. to WO., 2iL to 24d.; ditto, Will& to 96113., 24d. to 34d. • &ba t 9610. to 10elb., to to 4d. • ditto, 1041 b. to 112110, 344. to 4d. ; eel alum, light, In to 3a.; full, 6d.; bone au, es. 6d.—Baseiornese, Dee. ►.—Yolled sheep, as„ to ea 2d.; Kant and Ilalf.breds, 2m. 10d. to 3s. 6d.; Downs, 2a. Id. to 2s. 94 COALS.—HaIf-past Two. Buddle'a West Hart ley, 16s. ; Can's Hartley, 16s. ; Eden Main, 17s. 3d.; Will. End Adelaide, 17s. ; Walla End Huwell, 18s. Bd. ; Walls End Helton, las. ; Wall. End Larabton, 17s. Bd.; Walls End Stewart's, 16 6 .; Walla End Tees, 174. 9d.— Ship at market, 136. CORN.-1 4 4saz-erns. The inferior samples of Engliah Wheat left over from the beginning of the week were for the most part still undispoted of at • late hour to day, although Wine 0011C•iii011 in prize would have been made to effect sales. There we. • fair retail trade to country millers, at abut Monday's rates. Barley and Oau maintained their value. Beans and Pam unaltered