The Express. — London, England, 1848-12-22 00:00:00

It is shoed la the 71-ankfureer Jostreal of the 19th, that the imperial army will eomesace at ems the attack is Path itself. Skirmishes are of doily *ter eyes. It appears that the . imperialists are sadly h. want of premolar and provisions in masrale whilst their antagonists are abundantly supplied. Letters from Agram, of the sth ins t., state that the plane., Lippe sad Neu Arad have bees taken by the impetialists. Considerable east pre vailed in Praise up to the 15th ,is waseepsenee of Windianhgrals baying ordered the bead grind-bons of the avec guard to be given up to the military : Amongst the persons ambled in Olmutsu the well-knom Mr. Ward—to giVlttipitehersersia English title—who, during many ran, amiderable Power and influence in Parma, ander Maria Lasko. 'The grand Prince Michael of Rosie has also arrived in the above town. FRANKFORT. —In the sitting of the National Assembly on the 20.1 inst., the minister **Mies stated that • copy of the law declaring the innolability of the members of the Assembly had been forwarded to, and the receipt of the same duly acknowledged by, the Austrian government. That government bad drawn up a final declaration respecting the Blum affair, but; the decument had not reached the central executive. So soon as it came to hand, it should be communicated to the Assembly. With respect to the placing of Vienna in a state of siege, the Austria* government considered that such • step was aeon sexy, but declared that an end would be put to that exceptional measure when cimmatances permitte d. 'the Assembly then proceeded with the second of the law relating to landed property. It is W re nn that the regular debate on the Austrian question will sot come on until the 3rd of next month. The question respecting the choice of an emperor for Germany has proved an tin:ortunate one for the unity of that " confederation." It has been mainly instrumental in bringing about a division between Austria and Germany (for the former, it may be said, no longer belongs to the latter), and b:tween the north and the mouth. It has, moreover, aroused reli gious prejudices which were quietlslumbering, and brought them to bear against the el ec tion , on one side, of a protestant emperor, to the shape of • Prmian prince, and of • Roman catheltc one, in the shape of a scion of the royal family of Bavaria. In • shoat time, the departure of the Austrian deputies to the Frankfort National Assembly, must be for, if the d. claration of ministers that Austria does not form a part of the German confederate state be adopted by the above Assembly. The parties in that Assembly have undergone within the last few days another modification. Some ninet,-five mem bers have fallen off from the old majority, thereby greatly reducing the number of the partisans of the Casino. The Austrian deputies (as stated yesterday) have formed • club of their own at the Hotel Schroder ; they admit, however, the Bavarian mem bers of the Assembly, because the latter are also op posed to the election of the King of Prussia as emperor. In • few days one may expect to hear the various parties in the National Aesembly, designated as North or South German, Protestant or Roman Catholic. People begin to ask what is to be done with the Austrian orrisons in Mainz and Landau, as no foreign troops can be allowed to take op their residence en °le lra.; to come to an arrangement respecting the unity of Germany, it is proposed by one party that Austria shall have the supreme management of the German confederate state during sex years, and Prussia durin.; three, and so on in rotation ; and that there be two legislative chambers, sitting alternatively in Vienna and Berlin, according as the supreme authority is plac din either state. This pl in is pub lished in the Oberpost Anita Zeitung. The draft of the law of election for the second Chamber of the central parliament hes just been sub mitted to the Constitution Committee by the pre liminary one. That dra ft bestows the franchise on every independent and irreproachable German" who is t • nnty-five years of age, and has a fixed :aldose* in the electoral district legally assigned to him. As non-independent persons, and MOOD as non-electors, are designated the following : Bankrupts, Indio dual 4 under gua-dianship, servants, trade assistants; persons working for daily, weekly, Of monthly ways ; recipients of public relief ; nom men, of the income-tax (where such a tax is, or may be, introduced); or, where such a tax does not exist, not pawned of a yearly income of 300 florins. =independent and irreproachable German, 30 years of age, and having the right of citizenship, is expenditure for the central executive and the National Assembly, from Sept. 1 to Dec. 31, 1848, will amount to 10,469,768 florins 59 kreuzers, exclu sive of a further sum of 15,000 florins, demanded by the Minister of Finance. The items are portioned oat es follows :—For the vicar of the empire, 23,880 florins; for the National Assembly and the Committee of Fifty (preliminary parliament), 118,000; for the entire ministry, including the president of the council, 11,119 ; for the department of foreign affairs, 117,840; interior, 21,293; jusCce, 23,206 ; commerce, 21,8013 ; war, 4,618,000; marine, 5,326; finance, 13,210. Before tendering his resignation, the late minister of the interior, Von &howling, forwarded a note to the president of the Anhalt-Bernburg Diet, stating that the central government had no objection to the Date of Anhalt-Deana accepting the regency of the former duchy, provided the two dukes could come to an understanding on that point. Herr von Schmerling, however, ridiculed the claim of the Anhalt Bernburg Diet in favour of the administrative and legislative =race of their little duchy, even if the two id should become united. DOME, Dao. U. Everything is yet in easpenee. Each how that simpers wily strengthens the determinatioa of this sountry to erect a government independent of its bishops. Cardinal Castraosos does all that he can to brig about a fair andwetanding, hot he is Idled by Aatenelli and the set that surround Pius IX. at Guts. There never was a greater mistake than to think that Ikea is now at Gaeta. as we read in the Fossil sad other papers. The day is by when the abloom d the spiritism' tither eoeild damage the Imps or wheriies of them natives. The Latin post's ahem is no Wager tree : Vim habitsele alas Mk Los Mt. Tomorrow will probably me a provisional govern ment, instead al a maim mob aa would ran ammo mom today. OXEN ON FARMS. At the but meting of the &Hey sad Booth Manta issimes' Club, Mr. Warmer, es., is the coheir. Mr. Haney iateedseed the subject to disesseisa, vis , " The Advantages eelweeititt Ones, me compared with Hems, fee ranging P ri s sasese oestasseed by dating that is 17114, ekes 'beat 84 ydass of sr, ha was rue ever by home, ialt is sena deseare prnadiesti Mat assist then and imbued bin 11.r4preat attendee to sass. Is 1798, his ban took Vans, abwat 600 we; is 1806 he died. The led tier years of the now la wetted the fens himself, with three bonne (nay) sad the nendwier with IPS i drew eat suet of the earn with one (wilted .wing) during this *se ease were worked is Otswenter wed Awallagi, is veg gie./ with poke. Is 1810, be tea Hiseklesd MM • was IMMO sea 741111; worked sons oxen Is a beeettwieelsd wows a cossiderab's dna ; fetched 36 seeks; sr le leads wheat at • limo, free Devises (tea wiles); sess4= l . Wood many persons to work oats. He took Mills is 1820; wee there two pars, tlwo saly part of Ms dna be did net work acts. Is 1522, he took Rowels Tema sad Drew's Peed Mills; was thus three sun ; worked tad glued natty men daring that Mn.. Ia 1526, be took Osen. weed Fans; woo there invests= years; worked at Met Ise seas (cued) daring that tint-. Mere also Its heisted dewy penes' to work ones. Is 1542 he same to Worsted, ekes, ma a Mrs. of 800 eery, be kept fres toe to eaves Items sod sixteen emu ; the latter ploughing three awes par 65 5. 5 4 Amin for aot'wcekisl UP, NO mos is a year. Two saga eset only the pries of one bone, sad are led sad Iletesed et the ewe of hasping sae hates. He pet eke hetes • sad az se week at three years old ; the ex to Its slowshteted, Ait, es moss years old ,• sties the average We et the bores he be Metes. years, thee, tour cuss are Wised at the east of heeling in hone ; seek ex producing 44 awe, wakes eke hue ors equal le 3,61010 e. of beef, whisk, at halts lewd pa day fur tee sou. supply Ida 19 lean sad I weeks ; eseetwatly, the lest of a teem of Wee berate we fat twelve ono sad 'apply duos mat for Hs mese dos. Hesse the Assays to essWy as well es to gee avow of the es, tbe ea soluble 100 per oat., the hone bring 1002 st seat. Bey a three-yeer-sid colt at 241. ; sllew his. to live to the see of fifteen years ; yes get twelve years' work from his.; be this dies, slaking the whole of lth talus, 100 per seat. Os the other bead. buy two three-Told ones st us. nob, 24 1 . ; work them dues run, will gals IL s• par emelt La wk ;at six years dd. them (or pat then up tent) at 161. seek, 301. ; prellt, 61 ; which snaldply her tams, kW the natter el UMW yea shows oleo &Wag the tomato yeses' week el the lone, will give yea as died posit of 241., se the Ides if the hens (es ese hens sal?) Los the 'whew of • teem of tkree hones it will be 721. Tour ewe are peel le plough egotist three Items bat, altewbse five mot Mr a tem, via., taro oil tad two THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EYERINO, DECEMBER:22, is4B. Mtn* Des. tift—ajt.—na ham hearijekopt lisr• tesk, Awn °Memel. okillort sr ßasituaayree, got to W aileelq 110$ Ibis ' sana, slid is meant to WO** • weed • < ffifteOSSTE" bream—Me wail a iftekkerd, Is et the bar, Inky. SOASIOIOOOS. Dee. .-822.--Atrived : 1, from Hamburg, leaky. Hum, Dee. 21.-11., strong M,—Ar ri ved:bree Carats*. Velesnin. Taintount, 21.—The Christians, Baraborg toCadin. was wreaked upon liasbocongb Sand yesterday ; 100 seeks of hotter stiveL TN, Dee. Tory, Sydney, New General Palmer, Pert Philip. liaterlitrooL,Dee.2l.—The Star, of Lowestoft, nn genet tin pin. end le a total wreck; new drowned. P O RISSOOTS. Dec. 2L—R.N.11., fresh benne, and fine. —Arrived : British Qamm, for Landon ; Hero, New Orleans; Elisabeth, L*Rniato. Sailed: Pre Royal, River Gambia. Ilsowten, Dee. 21.—The Prises of Wales. Bambara to London, *truck on the Goofiest Sand, and became a total week ; mew saved. A acbooner is on sbore on the Dineen, sad apparently • total wreck ; she Is painted black, with a bine sneak, supposed to be a Hamburg trader bound to London; the Joseph and Elisabeth, of Goole, from BIT*, a leak at sea, sad wait nut on shore on the Gannet =when she became a total wreck ; craw saved. Eivounswov, DOC 14.—Tbe Tordenkfold, Drantheim to Liverpool, has put late Broad Bey, leaky, and with loss of mile. WISPOSD, DA. 20.—A ship Itugrosaded on Blackwater this warning, and rennin; the Republic, from Liverpool to Belismon, strut on Sleek water Beak on the 18th inn. and went to pieces; mew, exempt two, saved. POST LOOMI, Dee. 19.—Sneral spare.SAM.l standing and nosing riggine, with two sails, marked " James Lemma, nil-maker, Belfast," were picked up this day in Float Bay. Ouennoco. Dec. 19.—The Nymph, Tralee to Liverpool, has put into West Torbert Lock, after being oa her beam elute, and cutting away her main-meat. LITSSTOOL, Dec. 21.—S.E.—Arrived, 20th: Sarah, New foundland. 21st: Diana New Orleans. Sailed: Lady Amherst, Sydney, New ' South Wales • Aaia, Africa ; Hyperion, Lima ; Creole, Buenos Ape.; Blestonan, Bolivar and ; Themes, Sarah, sad Diessmes, N•w Orleans ; Rankin, Douglas, Mobile ; lirsa, Saint Andrew's. U. NOT= TO MARINERS. Seernwoin, Dee. 10.—The S.W. Anon buoy, off the Barnard Send, came wo share et Covehithe this morning. COMMERCIAL 4 MARICETS. MONRY MARKET & CITY INTELLIOENCR. Toes o'Ciock.—The funds continue gradually but steadily to improve, with less speculation but better real business. Co nsole axe now 881 to lex div. for the opening. Reduced Threes are 661 to 1. Three and-a-Quarter per Cents., 88 1 to 1. Exchequer Bills, 41.. to 44s premium . Bank Stock , 189 to 191. The great rise in Peruvian bonds is the feature of the day in the foreign market. They are now 46 to 8, and evidently well supported in some quarter where money is not wanting. We shall probably be en übled to bring the parties in this nefanois speculation for imposing upon the much abused bondholders in.o more public notice shortly. Mexican are 221 to 3. Brazilian, 74 to 6. Chaim, 83 to 7. Venezuela, 18 to 21. New Orenaia, 12 to 1. Spanish Fives, 13 to 1 ; the Threes, 27 to 1. Passive, 3 to 1. Portuguese, 26 to 6. Dutch Two-and-a-llalf per Cents. 481 to 91 the Fours, 731 to 41. Russian, 1021 to 31. Danish, 66 to 9. Belgian, 72 to 4. Advice. from Hamburg of the 19th instant report business dull, chiefly on account of the approaching holidays. Money was not quite so easy as before ; discounts, however, were still only 1 to 11 per cent. The grain market generally higher. Bills on London ' scarce, and much wsated. Stocks and shares firm. zsui.isii VUN On Bask tlteek .IN 91 Ser for A6..161 aMum 1161 6 Pm 461 3 pair to Coos Apr. taut I...s.semer 11111. 41...6 4le wont v011i61414 VIS/4 Ds. 6 gat CL Ata.1.166 HoOds. I per Coal Unmade K. 12 44 per 01. 1161 g. Boads. 72 4 Ona..d. Deferred 191... 31 pet Oast. ditto. .49 et, 11110110•6 1144. 3 v i r t5. T. 14 1 1 . 645r: 11.1...74 6 6pw 9.7• 1 7 11 3 66 6 .. 01 • ler Ct. Hues.. Arno 116 4 * . P rerg a tio. Ma. 1626 36 'Mita 41.1115 a Mk - .114 T 69611111 Bb. 17 1.41,9 (Womb 1.61. 114, 3 pro IX 1 1 9•6166 KY, IT 115 1 4 66 . 1,1 ' 1 60 :11 Nrantsb Wend IAL.- 91.1 Panksh 141... AI 9 111116. IV.. tt 966 111. Del& 49 1 9 11 C 1 . 116466 Owl.. 731 61 lit . RAILWAYS.—The share market is much firmer this morning, and prices better. We quote FAstern Counties, 121 to 121 ; Ditto 6 per Cents., 11 to 11; Oxford and Worcester., 22 to 221; West Riding Union, 375. 6cl. • Lancashire sad Yorkshire, 6 per Cents., .1 to 1; ioudou and Brighton, 301 to 311; North Staffordshire, 61 discount. LAUD IrrltCrllD Dr *0 TWO TRIP DAY IN LONDON. (Yesterdays prior, will be bead In lea pege.) Caledonian, 101 I Midland, $2 3 Do. New 0 1. Pref, 71 Do. Covent Brie le Ursa. 6 per Dot Melba 21. L. aE. sad On. 1 L. a 41 Norte & t. Stub 12 Helm, 14 Ds. 31. Si.l 6 per Cent. PnsL, 21 Do. Thirds, 4) Nona Coeaties. IS i N. realtedshire, Ili 1 Ds, New Goat. 6 per Ct. 111 Ropers awl Hades, If Do. N. aE. 3 par Ont., 32 Shrews and ewes (Al, 2111 West Norther; 111 f leseew. srd Ches. Peel., I 11 . Makes A, Det, 44 ohrooseles Union, 1 i Do. R, 6 per Ont. Oust., 4 B. Isetern. 231 1 Gt. N. or Riatleak 324 _ Do. No. 3. 14i West Westens, 79 Do. Thirds, N 0.4, 71 Do. Qrs., 14 17 Sark, Nsere., It Bele. U Do. DAY. 176 Do. Orig. Ne w. • err, 211 Of Rest sad Itelby, el Do. rites. No. I (Turk sad Do. Mabee, My News.}, 13, 1 leee. wad To& Qw., 70 1 Do. Ea. No. 3 (New. and 'sr.). Do. Mr, li IR 4 Da New Dm.. gear OsaL, Ili B. Y .E. Per., Ti Lea, Nriskiew, sad 6.C., 3111 li Lark tad N. MM. V. sad W. RM. ean; UM 3 rata, 24 Da. EAU, 6 10•1011110 sad Awing. Si laelL, Prey,tea, 44 Error sad 16 4 1 4 . SI De. New lel 101 4 N. et Prime, 71 LIVIRPOOL SALM Declaim SI. Mr... Der-, Chiseler (lateC. aD. Mn., tibefr, sad La. Ilehthe. 3 pre Ces6.). 13 77 1 4 !OM (0U111144, Ili Do. Pref.. 101 M. Northern, 101 d Do. SI. awes, 111 d Do. (A), 41 1313.1111., 7 d Leas. a Ewe. MANS 4 Ew a . , Owe,* Clawlsr, 71 d Lea. a North Western, 131 IL I. a Dower N 0.4, 71 Do. New Qrs., li p Tort. New. a Der, No. 1, If d Illdisad, aS Ds. N. Is 11. No. I. I d Do. maws.. In 4 MANCHNSTER SALES, Owswasa IL There was a tenter Duda's* thaw for some asp past, and prim were ...Willy Arm, with an upward teskrairy at tie dose. Casimir !PEE, 1.16 p sandal a Madames% 4 4 Owe* Newborn A), ti Loa sad N. West. New We., 1 p Lase. Do. a Ma Yow, rk 3. 1 a Clre, Si 4 N. et Do. M. rd awe R. 31 1 n Qrs. ( d Cl, $ 1.14 p Do. W. a. ITalo, L East. It Doer, N 0.4, 7 i itILIDNOMAM SU" Demme SI. There was so alteration Whatever la this market—that as to prises; perhaps, oa the whole, tine Woe hes dips& lien to pros males. lei N. lailbedeldre, 34 Ite. Id. 1 ties, s. , ork. New Oast.. pr Shrew a Kir. (A), qtee. ti. 4 Do. Preferese , , 1 Nolnireb Sheds. 41 Iferogehlre Use" s o d LEEDS @Au& Demme 21. There was as average meant or beaus' trassasted 11 the Ames, bat pri 6 m were sot se .l arm. halordalairs, 4 d G. NeMlell r Do. R). 41 Leeds sad ibleek 13 1 North Ws. $1 COALS.— Half-pest Am.—Cares Harev, les. ,• Idea Main, lis. SA ; lisatiaa's Harday, let. ; Walls Ind Braddyll's Hotta., les. 9d.; Walls Bad Baswell, 19s. 9d. ; Walls Bad Haim, 19s. ed. ; Walls Bad Lambe's, 19s. ; Walls Bad Eltawsres, 19s. dd. ; Walls Bad Tess, 19$. --Ships at asattst, 161. TALLOW. Tallow continues steady. Potas hes Y. C. on the spot, 435. 3d.; January and February, 425. 3d. ; Meaty sad Marea, 425. 6d. HlDBlL—La•DimitAtz, Moo. 22.—Ikxkst bides, 661 b M .111 led. to —; MON ;14111. to 7TIL, 114. to 1.4.; Otto 711 b. to SO M. ltd. to IL ; SUL SW to I& toll& ; dills, 11111 b. to 11% IS. to 2 4 4 . &UN to 10411 t., SO. to a; rm. low, to ;I b., 10.; matt skins. VW, Os. to U.; 00. Lt.: bone Itidok7L6L—Oloalloromo. Doo ft —Patted Wimp, IL ed. to ; Katt Holt-Orodo, O b. to Is. ; Dawes. fo. W. to Ss. 110P8.—Bozotion, Dee. 22.—Mases. Pattaiden awl Goat' retort that ties market 40.1{101111 Ina, at Isla Oast Altar Widnes is awar bitter prism are innate& HOSUIRY AND LACE TRAlNL—NoerzwotAx. 21.—T1• wen be budd a y *a m ettio._mill. m .-E dm IMP Of OMAR WIMOVS . yet SOWS* eassilas Issu manta bre kr* le not rthe — leall Ihrratilisag ENNA bet di tamp seatikra& It le mai ester *ea arid Saw ZazZatted. wag *ma etreaseleseee. The =Ms asd ewe smile Is etese a serideralle 'e s me *es Ufa arms fa die wog sod Ilsitorklee limbs mem all a is mark plated satemis ei grens *sr Me lest neeraly draws limas be eb. We*. lb* Orate Is ..red te trasseedle ems. pm M. Is tert*alk stews* Ile eel= WAY ad trade le NE del. but wit! out Mew ler Or Mom lie ilk trade Is kart YarF red acne vary Saparkidet lave bets Ws Is Isserimg *say sets at *l* at asealine It bee mg mu Ism ma elder** i th es atidat seadseed an oll* spa le lases mak at Bars Is laseedd. Tie " *is bre bisma i v y biens4 ail it I assoldisel red* Is swift Ism arra sate kr *dm PRODUCE. —limo-LANs, Rai-fai The pehile sales of Sept, which ars tot , plat off at fall puts aad an advance of 1.. from the late lowest point of the surket his berm tally this week. Refined Inn, at the advance of V I ? " , is. tooted yesterday; grocery leaps, low to lbw, 472. to 606. Seas sontiams to weer sa upward apparatus ; reed ordb nary wits Ceyloa, era at 30s. to 3lc which is ma mimes of 3.. Id. from the late lowest plat.—Coosa Bahia sold in aablio eels at 27. . —Saltpetre arm ; refraction TI sold ia public sale at 26e. Ries : 3,000 bap acid steadily, at pumas rates; saiddliag, whole, 10s. 6d. to 11.. —Pepper : Hell-heavy Malabar, sold at 21 to 31 per lb. — Cotton arm.—ln other articles:to material alteration, bat the markets clue for the year with a lambast bureau of con fidence on the part of burin compared with the opening of the present math. 'MAW C SIMS, p .w(. DU7T NO! btailk.B.P.lolllll. Oddball* Teems &Ora if 0...41 se 0...41 27 4.. • ss W 5... sispodusna,s Yellow WI •...N 6 White W 7 0.. W II : Ong sad whits- Id 4...11 • lissobre 4B 0...84 0 46 0...46 6 laanwrzto Mak West tadis, wry SO • is 0 Good. IA • 10 I • Oelime, good end ........ 111 0 .64 . 6 alistEr. is— • • • .......... • Nook.. • 16 10...0 • Pi9O99.ZC. l9 10... I 0 rotor salaam te .. 0 o 17 1 999, IS 0...111 • Ow^ per 153 lap. 6.1. 9 4 1 . VW NA pale 1111...0 II draw .... . Want 84 •...•• • 17=1leWer 98 10 ..18 lbett Dm. 14 Calv•AglipApra 43 0.. 44 11 Cress Net B6 0...29 0 iewa. BM% OW peeler BBlO-11 0 Limed .. a SS 0...21 91;;;;WWW, pw wL Better—Oort„ tm. 69 0...70 0 4ths 119 • 90 Ilehe MSS; let 0 0.... 0 • gym, 120.150 Cade,. IA 74 0..60 0 W mcr ...... 63 9 0.,.71 Serf, lad* per Sem Plltlke Wow 0 0... het, prime own_ BO •. 83 6 ilaces-Perk, Dark t • i n I Do., nasso... sum. Waterford, =wt. &I 0...66 0 60 • SS Lard,Wrlkal,prtrk I 42 . Watereire, de I 1.11110 Mawr Arterlaus,dutyp. 62 0...72 Moak Oa rad Ow, b. at per l B. A. wed Y. Video, Vto& 04.4.1 Os 11. 111 al lie s yt " • 0 ...0 0 Led 0 -A 31 Rio, dry • 31_0 S 1 Lhasa Vide. Ary . • 51...0 • We.l Itelia, dry 0 0 ..0 • Baited 0 11 • MK 'DMA 0 4 0 104 11=1.1yrea, dry 0 • .. 0 dry Anwr.tlarats, pee bide 4 • .. • Seri; ditto • 0 7 Dr' Wows tea. Le5w004.1444M04-ES 1b... • g i r l = ........ 4 0 ... 4 I hot* Smoke . 5 0... 6 711seragre, • tarp * sad solid 10 o_l3 9 •...10 Lusa 13 10...1 [ Sol Mam e Sol Madan. 3 10 I Kraal ... IN 0 30 Pisa ordinary— SO 0... SI • nos ss 0... se • moos., goostosmu 0... ss 0 00016 Sm. 6441- 4=lloo 11l 0... 16 • sad Pa dam 11 0... 71 0 TEA, at par lb. 0061144.000tat0a. 0 0 ... 0 7 Km. at per alit. 100100 whits 56.110 5 0 7 /ava ool sad Il.eul r o Is 0 Palm, alesand 14 0.. 90 5 Cazo4lna. U 0... 26 Stiaria. Kea at PIN 11 - 2 - 11:: - - Leeward Waal 1 Proof 1 11 ... 1 4 MOM" St to SS per seat. ... 2 1 O.P. .... ..1.;.. JaaNIN, 60 66 pee Nat U.P. .. $ & Yamada' Narks .. I 4 10 0 Windy, Ultima& .. BritliaNdrits.d.p. 1 ::: 0 0 Watch 'doh 1 ... 0 II YLAI, per tow rim P.T.a. SU 0...10 0 It. retorsbute. 9 head .. . ... S Dutelt o,l“—naiiiii SO 0.. 60 0 rrleoload rimer, at per 030. 4./.otersbarg,olBooXllo 10...01 c 00{that 10 10... 0 9 Wakes U 14— 11 0 Klee, arise 63 10...51 u outehot ri 10... 0 0 pre Kamilla Seat Indla Ouse._ 16 0_23 0 o Humber l6 0...54 Jute Tut, at per ewt. Seam U 1...0 0 4trelts Pori 1a Noel. 79 0— 0 0 , ~, ... _ laps, at V., too. Bars IG 0 X 0 CORN.—MARK -LANE.—The chow of ofimpies of English Wheat in Mark-lane this morning waa extremely small, and the arrivals coastwise have been trifling. The demand, however, being very limited, it was with difficulty that the stands were cleared at Monday's quotations. In foreign Wheat very Atilt• business was done, and its value must be quoted nominally unaltered. Flour was also a dull sale. Barley, of choice quality, was in fair request at previous rates. Oats were tar from a bii.lt sale • neverthe less, choite hone corn maintained i's vale... S ome of the Scotch arrivals, being much out of coalition, sell at los rates. Beans and Peas firm, at Monday's quotations. The following ore Monday's lasosaisons : ERITISIL Madam. 1.4. i 11.... I Was" rasa and Kent, _rad 101 M 42 to 46...wh1te 43 to 401 I toll Norfolk sad W . 34 to 14 to 47... do 42 to 30 to 34 Talmoto I , :teez ass 1110 frat Climb. & I.la rid- 40 to 44 to 47... white..... 42 to 46 to 12 Northumb. tad Math do..- to -... d 0.. . ... to to Irlea do Re HA a.. MLET, Yeedtni..... 1141tute. Oat, Itagitsh 1reed,.........14 to 14 so 19. 04...1ie5t. ... -to -4 4 Ditto Polaado ~ 111 to 19 to SO. (id... pasts 22 to 24. Od Berwick a destah lad 19 to 2150d...90tAt0 3l to 23. 06 Irish ked l3 to 17a Od.. WML. 16 to 1U Pt Ditto potato l9 to 2141 7 4 Male.... ...... ..................-..., 36 to M.. los. rale _ . 51 to Id Pus, grey 33 to 37. Mae 42 to 44...1=1 44 to 46 White 31 to 33. MUSS. lisiagsn. ......... 26 to 26. Mot . 34 to 32...01d -to - Narrow ... b. 2 to 34..0m01l 34 to 36.. TURN New Spring per ush. -...sew winter 10 .t. 11...0td - us - Itarsessit, New .... Lotman CASIO, Methealead.......... ....... .... 110 106. 10 all lOC lor OW or amie lowa, Town-made. dillootod 44 la 44 Aloe household 311 to .2 Naas& sal Unlit N to o...elsite 4l to 41 41311106. Maur, Doak end Kett) e.. . 01 us 33...d00 57 to 39 NoMosk. odd Ntet•la, 49 51 to 83 l = "sa load lawburstt . Itamlaa ...... 41 to 45...11aypUt0 Deauhosnd Odors . -... 43 to 47 =red ....... -to - „met to _Australian II to U lira .-.- - m - RANA', VotdMit 24 to M. dietilllng 27 to 19 !transit Ooas can, Ronan POOlerSooo4 tad titeoloaad „. - to - Swedish sad Douai .... - l7 to 20 Priesolond sad Dutch fold ...... ... . Ditto Drew 20 to i4..73;a1".... ...... _ - to - Sams, Bak. Small - to - -OK to WPM= 16 to 24...Themay.. ...... - to - fie ' (my MO* -... 80 so 32...t011Ze-. ..... SS .. 24 Lamm, woo sod Ramtatt l4 to 04 to St lisditernmeen sad Odra. - to U to fi &MINIM -tO -. ANIPMPed 22 to 44 Wane Com, km of dot ,w0 m rr.............. L 5 Se. to X 5 10a. Immo Qua DtM45 led ..... it 8 OIL to t 9 Os DINs Pessishead Amnion ...... it I 10e. to ilt 9 10. Itowt. pm banal et Ifillha...- - IS to N Dewed Brialien - to 17 so t 9 Oneadlem fasish. perm* of Sloths. free .. 34 to 40 1111E9ALS INTO LONDON row 18th DEC. TO 22nd DEC. Gm. Essellia. Scout. Wilt. Foage. Wheat 2280 %day I 7490 I rat OW l010 They. 8,570 sacks ; barrel. N. WO (FL Unman Avuaona - Wheat, 40.. 94.: ibitio% Us. Id. Oat;19o. 10d.; Rye, MAN. ; Begat. 314. Id. "Tem lib. IL IMPERIAL ATERA4.IIa. 4 filsosHflorldy. • Oso.. i Rye. I Boom. I PISS. Nov. II ... ... Ifs Of NM 74 X* 1041100 44 ,37. fddOs fd IS .„ ... HO ad .140 Id Xs id NO ledflo Id 40. id - f 3 ... ... 11. Ild ff. fd 30a 11 No 104 MY 104'400 id Dor. f ... ... Seo id Ifs 11 Ifo lid flo fd Ns fddio fd f ... ... dilo Mil. 44 Ifs id fis Sdflo 7d,ffs fd 111 ... ... 7o 1111119 441110 Ild ff. 114fIlo &pis le S woks' Agg. A. MO diffo 7d Ifs Ild Mb NAM 441 0{ Dord.—Wbool, 70.; Ikalli.; fo. Ws. So.; By% I mad Dr. IL i Doe. IS. Tress. lien. 11. am. 111. S. oa. ... e sl • ' .f. 7 71 . . 1 .... so t - .: 771. ..t .. \ r : i :.. 5. :.. IJ--.- BAlplatTaT Dec. 21.-There is no Asap to notice in the via M e e goal of grain et this market to-day ; damp sad int vdat, of all descriptions, a dull trade, sad wetly nassisable. Prime as sada : Wheat, old, 6s. to 6. 4d. per bestial ; new, 6s. to 6s. Ild. Barley, 265. to 30s. per qr. Beans, 4s. to 6s. 6d. per bagel. Oats, 90s. to 28e. par quarter. BIRXIWOHLY, Dec. 21.-At Gloucester sad Wmeertm imams, on the 113th, the Wheat trade rated dull, with the isms ia Ivela tithe bum. Daley, of all kids, ed. to Is. par qr. damper. Oats tend boyars at a &dim sf 6d. per v. - P U. per v. lemar. Duos a slew saki, at hamar the vestal week, damp samples of Wheat Ete ss ima Minh to v a it lity, slam. sabred far Isis money; bat foreign, Owl qu is owe la demosit at fully ae rata dirt meth. Pew traneaseam man izrd in Barley. Oats WM he premien rates ; sad lower ham not been =fee Deem Pas very . At this days dim wee a Imp supply ef . Wheat from the hens, sad the trade pled dull, at a thus us at Its. Per Wi aar = a Mew oak, at homer prism. Oats nentioally Beane osenVaninhinol their mine. In Peassething Elldng. The present swims • Wheat, Begikh, whits, per bested of Mb., es. 01. t• 4. 10th.; saw, Is. 2d. to di. 2‘..; red, 61. 4d. to Ils . IL; new, 6s. H. to Is. ad. ; f ' , red, le. Bd. to 13e. 10d.; white, b. to 7s. 811. ; Polish, la. id. to to 6.. 10d.; Danube, ss. ed. to 50. 101. Barley, re IC I quarter, 311. to 345. 6d. ; grinding, pee 24e. Ild. to 295. Ore English. white, per quarter, 19s. to Ns. ; Welsh , Mask sad white, per= l , 19s. to 21s. Od. ; Irish (40Ib. to 421 b.), 19a. Ild. to les. N.; ve n a b . .. , .., 6d. to 201. 6d. • Week, 19a. to 19s. 9d. perl96lb. 01d,16.'t0 lb. Ild. • new 128.111. to 14c 81.71rielt, 14e. to lic ,• foreign, 13s. to 14s. Id. Pds.r boiling, per imp. orssrter, 395. 6d. to 50e. ; grinding pm 1961 b., 14s. OIL to 15e. Indian Corn, goer 19811 m., las. to to Ific dd. Flour, per task H of 2801 b., Eoglish, Ise $B.. to 4U. ; asoonds. 3m GA o 1 Bameavem, Dew: 11The deo* he aid Wheat we I very desk; sod pewelenspelms mete basely stgreetal,Dow, le. to le. par erasers arm ar ih ketley _ltaly: Vats, Deame, and Pees oltilt Old white 141. 101. to 161. ; asw, 101. to 131. ; old red, 131. to UK . • new, N. to 111. Bar ley, 30a. to SU Outs, 18s. te 99a Buena, Um to 36.. Per, re. to 1191. 11111ITOL, Deo. 21.-We have an easterly wind today, tel 6 frost, much wanted to tore . the oomiltioa of limes' graia. Deliveriss mations to Imp more then the de. mad, and 411 damp maples ti esid et Is. per qr decline. There was bat a red • enrol 61: &reign vela, at last week's prices. The latelesportatisms ef Wheat sod Flour are = Moe be:d.. t Tkere was a good alemenet r a ffe s e ad Wheat e millers awes sales at lower primps. In lipriag Corn very little alteration, but the erode it by no moms Wit. Damsse,tese. 21.-We had to-day a hit of Wheat, of whisk folly awl& was sold. The esmatM we sightly improved; bet there beteg a mill stbliatnes of barn, the trade was Mbar le= st kl li flisats big a thole Moser. bet the best new hdly the palms enlist week : lbws wag a pretty geed deems. ell the better vallifia. Des tei was in moderate im”ly ; the best samples tally man riaod last week's vial, bet Wafer kinds ken on band. The trade la Deans wsa very heavy, sad they were carper. la Oass and Per but little doing, and no duration in pries:-Wheat, white, 68s. to Rs. ; bust red, 54e. to 56. ; alddling, 47e. to 63e. ; interior, 365. to 48s. Barley, 265. to 36.. Ow, 22e. to 28s. Beans, old, 44.. to 48s. • sew, 40s. to 44e. l'ess, 38s. to 42e. per qr. Flour, fine , to 47.. per teak ; seconds, 39e. to 425. kept_et the sat it leer hones, there la a entail et at belf the pries at a horse, whisk k important to a =simian'. The essaltssa ea ens on Tem trivia spwards et half • ninny, Irvin worked Walk hi had set last more than I. nes This ent etimesses wad MIINII Mr them kw harm, stlas ; ler tar INS& she; neither wee essept la by iestasess. The es phis 11. pelirelliiinielWrorth. kept oily is weeiting modities. The best mak et workin anon was to have six, sad week them tees z a.m. m Ni pm.. three ise *time, Sensed at sees, as yes pis sash sem Felleik Shear tom rhea whe drive time, and the plwaplft k be kied•basd. So w, worked MONO amide( two pkosb, asi two es to pr rail, sr harreti, men ft winter, er ekes hey bird ploughing, whim be mg Mr is•• pleopk. Ths manure et two nes is mere thorn equal te that et on h me, es they ma always be red la • ns &win %rig with grew toed is the ioniser, and with sate nil en say sort of coning, ta the whiter wMth,s Ils isms, will keep thei t i t e L gined sesdhiss, ssA mil I • loge inanity et wan, is • yard (mei hekboil with straw, with •11 than). whisk shed* be Ise hoe .d with open skilliap, said Seemly inestsioall the pmest low price or oak timber. Bran and sesi kin I their ramose's, with hall chaff, seized with • Mae Mks/ cat bay sad a mall qinatity comilemally gives sot eat, wow good %wisp toed. If akw cat Swedes wen Mud with the chaff, all the better. Mr. Keeney seat ten • papa& la. I scriptin of his method et ,"eating' , ono. Us then seas, ems calculation as to the vipers err hone. feediag. Whiter teed fur • hone :-21 Minsk of Gas at 225. per fir , 6 .11114. j 2 trine* ol bay, or 1 cwt., at Si. 1 0 e. per ton, 3e. had. ; MIA Gee basket per week, Tad : tad, & Selmer hid e he. per week ; eves's of the year, 10s. Sapped the au to be wholly kept en gram an hay, say three see at good Sail as &Went is sews" sad wiser him, rest sad swam, including hayisakin, , ter, at 31. 10s. per acre, vie ,101.10.., Of is. a week. TM, the meet impedes mode, proved the deertioa, that two ens sold be kept at the cod of one hone. He bclieved that 61. per day her keep Ina a felt oel relation far the Cad exam were worked • sal the extra cad sobvs named to be Mad to the mei of fattening. Mr. Kimsey easeiedsd by preng, as • resolutles " That oat of the ry three teems a Mow, generally one may be db. continued, and a teem of oda subultated g atto great advantage to the farmer, as well b et te the public lame. Abe, that es mum two-team farms, • tem of ems may be used to advantage." Mr. Janson massed that he was somewhat disap pointed as to the mouse of labm perforated by oxen, and wan in some eakulatins to thatkonwlabour was quite es dondsieel. Mt. BLONDSLL mid the IlSbjeM tram use of impertaane, and there wee not time *ea to go bulbar into be make_ cut e e hoped Idr. Kearny, aa aa other psalm worn com prepared to support their opinion by Imam of Ivrea Mr, Bromine Sicily mined some of Mr. Keens?* statemews, and thought that la bis seal in behalf of ono be I was somewhat To their druid ever kind, And to their faults a elite blind t • whilst the rough undid be had receive` foss holm it childhood indisposed him to be their Mimi lis estiesi into some calculations to show that the mesas it piessiting by oxen and by horses was as near as possible, she Ism ; At the same time be doable:l sot that the use of Oils NEM la many farms be introdaced with mach advantage ei es auxiliary ; but he rather advocated a more liberal sesemil of feeding then that usually Jaded, so that the been sheald be continually impeding in growth, is condition and value. Alter some further coaversation, it was detenaised to renew the ditausion. CuoLeza.tioaterdsy dm Board of Health 'waived reports of dm following freshmen' :—Whitteltspel, 2 ; Shad wiU, 1; Oreanwoeh, 1 fatal ; Cambridge, 1; Holyhead. 1 fatal; Isliabargh, 9. 3 fatal; Glasgow, 100, 60 fatal; Max welltown, 6,1 fatal ; Tmneat, 1 fatal; Coatbridge (Lanark), 122, 38 fatal ; Johnstown (Paiskky), 1 fatal ; Old if k. 1 fatal; Rather', 3 fatal. Total saw suss, 219; 103 deaths ' Tea CONSOLIDATION Of the Beside of Excise and Stamps and Tame into one Board of Internal Revenue has just been completed, though an act of parliament Mal be required t o carry out the new arrangement. The commis sioners will be reduced from 12 to 7, though for the present, and till a vacancy ocean, there will be 8. SHIPWRECK IN THE HUHREIL—On Thursday week, one of the Hell and Leith Steam Navigation C. patty's steamers, named the Bold Buccleugh, commanded by Captain Paton, mitered the Humber, sad came in collision in the Orinwhy goads with a wind-bound collier named the William, of L widen. The Bold Beccleurk ran right into this maul's bows. The captain with his crew instantly spraug upon deck, sad bend their vessel to be making water fast, the steamer—an iron one, having entered her like a knife, torn up the deck, and cut in two her windlass. His crew called to the steamer to put out their boat, but the master ordered his men not te wait tor that, hut instantly get oat their own, which wee fortunate in the rigging. This they did, and immediately she could be got afloat they all leaped into her with nothing on, and saving waiting, except their shirts, flannels, drawers and cocksap, which they were when they were aroused frusta that berth.. They shored off Irma the sinking -reseal, and two minutes afterwards saw her go down, before the steamer bad returned (and we believe before she had time to turn round) to se* how they fared. They pulled up to • schooner is White Booth Rmds, which proved to he the Jessie, of Perth, when they remained all night, and ow the allowing morning wen brought up to Hull by the Pelham steamer, Dam Ormsby. The Bold Boocieugh suffered soma &image in her spare, het has act been persisted from faltilling her appoiatmeals an her stades. The mew of the William bare bees f orwarded so their homes, Capt. Lush rematched to ..certain whether it wee preetimble to recover his vessel, whisk went down in nine fathoms water, her meet-heede being visible at low wear. On Mon. day leer, Capt. Dale Brown, Commodore of Humber Pilots, want dews to Clot, to mentala the probability of weighing the Willlam. He found her in 84 fathoms at low-water, with her maionbast.head shove the tide, the format was gone. The exile in her—a full cargo, would not be worth the impetus of procuring ; and the vessel being of North Americas Mild. mad eight years old, he considered the cer tain 'spews stealing en effort to weigh her would be so large a proportion of her value when recovered as not to warrant the risk. Nnw SOWN WlifetTit—We ( Nottingham .7uurnal) have mesh pleasure la stet* that the nameown wheats on the lighter ends, in the &Met of Bassetlaw, are look* remarkably healthy sad hutorient ; sad, •g good a good deal of adverse weather, we hare seldom ens . the looking since promising. On the days, wspsedally the higher and bet managed they are akso looking very well, sad the Carmen am waisted with present appeamusete. On wee of the lower lands, however, it has lain leeg der met, and is mill partially making its eppeammes above ground, thin and spiry. A dryer atmosphere would ma terially odd to its well doing Uncut? DISCOVIIIIIIS IN ST. GIORGI'S CHURCH, CAVITZI3I:II/.—Tbi• anneal didee having lately bees clewed out to the very walls, he the purposse of miming ire interior, some entities relies of early USN have been te light. One of the &M of ises the old pews wee brought 1 0 lamed al old talk, Dessiled. OA the upper part were served, in a mem &Wats and bowled manner, the repo , seausion of winged sherds, eat ma the lower port ion en avast border of ezquieboly-ehholled quelmlsils. The whole have been carefully nuerved, with the townies of their being ands inmates' in sense part al the renewed = 4 1 e rinws. la the seen well, neer the Ma 1.11, were three siebseutelpernamennil saki* or steno sew. One of the three le el tether Won onewisas, end lower than the ethers. This has appeteedy been wed, Mee the reemetise, es a window - , epodes into the sweet, se which side el the wall is a swan stone steamboat The easiest km Wein and the lushes ef hie window en as wrest as they bad only been plan& there wow day, me that they seen set have been suit wed after they were flied. Urea the eon wall, and neer to new seen, wee hand, knmediately eenseeksil beneath a oreatiag el= l , a piesiese-4 bellow end nothested beds el see.., p la a mall aisle brood la smog Maas Milt la the lei- I Wanes of the wall. The Seth Mb deo* Is the maw pew baby as tine pissed ha nay Mimi= he the time of 114- ine4 VI , whose bin& en Me time somewhat ender senerneties in St Wage minim. no van ar beat of sett to sellidenly egoism Me We immentes infant • peenlee WWI) we eeaAfase&tilts reformation. In the smith wad, abseil the mire, was exposed, on taking down the penelling of the oil pony_ a headmen ellipsis aee, peehably - of the feeneentli es 'Meath century, own stensie" wont', body of the wall ; sok gest Tr het nes dissoweed a teeth, when sought bat dust new Weida with the soil. This was probably the bender or istnems ef the seared edifi ty ce, but et whet peeled pissed here is wham. • quanti of andent End! have bsea and Wenn retie., whisk MI Wen fe like e may yews la rather enter proximity to semi tie Wire het hem snit have been imagined. Whether them been had been asidestally pissed there darns emu repels One almenk, newt remain a natter of suppoidee d onneefttare. t3RIPPING. Mann Azarran.—Dslells,i;Deise stodge, 1 ; Freer*, 2. LONDON. Dee. 22.—WirI this day at noon, N. 8., no de/ate breeze and flee, sheep frost . Demurs, bee. 90.-BeSed : Woodpecker, Bt. Jane de Cabs; Liverpool, Cabs; William and Thanes, Baltisacee ; Ledo; Peraalabeco. Daariaorrs, DOB. U.—K.—Arrived : Flora, NM elm. his, with &mem leaving hoes in ammo. 11111 , 17011 S MG. 91.—Balled: Drops, St. Thomas's W ; ks. Mess& SL-I.B.ll.—Arrived : Baserald, Antigua Hassen. New York. Sailed : Spartan, Pori e Gleaner, New Orisons. Como, Des. 12.-I.N.ll.—Arrived : Natalie, Suriname, for Amsterdam OR: Characollor, Baena Ayres, for Ant- Marrow, Des. 91. —N.B. Sailed : Oregon, St. Thoorra's; Kephao, Haman DMITNOVTE. DM 21. —IL Arrived : Flora, RIM &labia, with damage, having bon in oostaet last might ; Biqa, lleasaailla de Cuba. Falmorrs, Dee. 91. —8., Waft bre msa. —Off port • Warman, Havana, for Ps•il i Yore Hu* t e Wage, tot Antwerp. as : Sir Chula Forbes, Ade laide, 8. A. MILIOND, Deo. 21.-8. R., freaky , sad cloady.— Sailed : Siam Hardy, &whams ; hwer Jawlike ; &repo, Port Adelaide. FIIMOVAND. Des. 21.—N.8., fresh, end foggy.—Pot in: I Learistos, mats to Cork; craw in an exhausted state. I Coax, Des. 20.—Cala.—Arrived : Albert, Biehibetoto. ABSIDII24, Dec. 20.-8. to LB., strong.—The lffargaret, of Stockton, struck on the North Pier this morning, re. rosins, and is expected to booms a total wreck ; master drowsed. F AAAAAA , Dee. 21.-We had a good traiirrelatovroduadisediktovweryarimad.duTleilh: anefrasclussaiilyipapfradrd;irrieqp:l7l,7swubspvasl,elresnaysgmbomfai,rfoortoWmtseel:2Bl:tteit. eltotele;. Wheat, pt ISA. Si. to 141 10s. Barley per qr., 261. to 32e. Oats, Ifs. te Me. Peas, Ma. to 420. leans, Ma to 44e. Geteenonselfliee Dee. 19.-The large imapcetations of * F irs : t ir o. fehterisishitirsoblislbar wo,enesflerviss.7.greetdoirederpresdoetherr qr. toWwitiakelthibt:lrwdearniustaapy amount of busbeem was transacted. Baxley, Is. lower. OODALMING, Dec. 20.-The Wheat trade wan doll hers Main today, sad prism have still a down tende 3B ncy, Wheat, red. 365. to 445. ; old, 46e. to 60s. ; w wa hi rd te, e. to Me ; old, 60e. to Ma. Barley, 23e. to 27e. ; malting, 301. to 32a. Peas, 34a. to 38s. Oats, 17e. to 22a. Haviewment, Deo. 19.-At this market to-day we had • very limited tale for bo th cur millen template greatly of the Floor trade, and with them and mer chants there was less disposition to do blueness than ever. Harley but little pour after ; secondary qualities almost an d P e ~ and super ne Is. to 2s. per qr. cheaper. Brans and Pen in better supply, at Is. prr qr. len mestey. Wheat, whits, 465. to 495. per qr. ; red, 40s. to 455. Barley, 28s. to 325. Beans and Per, 30.. to 35e. LOUTH, Dee. 20.-The Cornmarket to-day was without life, end the business dons was trivial, the farmers not being willing to submit to the reduction which buyers required. Prices for all ankles May be called lower, lay, Wheat 241., and Beans Barley, and Oats each le. per mr. Wheat, 38e. to 45s ; Ba rley, 25.. to 29.. ; Outs, 15.. to 18s. ; Beam, 345. to 395. per qr. Seconds Flour, 2e. per atom II itturroen, Dec. 21.-This day we had a trade for Wheat as before; only the best samples at the rate of last day. Lent corn at • stand. I M AN NINOTKEZ, Dee. 21.-We have h a d a very dull' market to-day tor all kinds t f grain. Prieto have declined 1 lully le. per qr. from last week's rates ; Beans and Peas la. to 2s , with very little business doing. MARKET RABBN, Dec. 11) -Our market to-day may stM be quoted on somewhat lower terms than last week for an I kinds of grain. MaLTON MOWnRAT, Dec. 19.-We hays had a good sup ply of all kinds of grain at this market, which went off at full Is. per qr. lower than last week. Wheat, old, Ms. to 6 . 2 • new, 47.. to 50.. Barley, m old Oats, old, 275. to 30 .. ; new, 18e. to 225. Beans, , 43 3 s to 475. Hewitt/KT, Dec. 21.-The quantity of Wheat on offer this day was only moderate, for which there was scarcely any de fulle a a rednetka of from Is. to 2s. per qr. There was a ful supply of Barley ; best descriptions met a steady sale, at a reduction or Is. per qr., but for inferior there was but little demand. Oats, Beane, and Peas continue dull. Averages to than 6th of Dec. 1,115 qrs. Wheat, at 455. 6d. per qr. ; 784 q. Barley at 324 ; 30 qrs. Beans, at 40s. 94. PLYMOUTH, Dec. 21.-The demands on granaried Wheat emulous large, and at this day's market !semen offered mon. than of late; full prime were made, and in some instances Is. per qr. advance. Flour, brisk Ulf, at 40e. ROYaTON, MC. 20.-Corn trade very fiat ; nothing but floe qua icy could keep its price. All other descriptionsgaee way. Wheat, 25e to 32e. per load. Barley, 270. to 36e. Oat., 16a to 245. &merrier-me Tess, Dec. 20.-We had &large supply of grain at this day's market from the mowers. Wheat met a slow ssle, at a decline of Is. to 2s. per qr. Oats, Beans, and Pees each Is. per qr. lower, with a limited demand. Prices : British : Wheat, per qr., of 631 b. to the bushel, Durham and Yorkshire, red, 40s. to Ms.; whin, 50s. to 545. ; south musty, red, 49e. to 505.; white, 50e. to 54e.; old red, Ms. to 53e. Oats, feed, per qr., 16s. to 225. • potato, 24e. to 16e. Beans, new, 32a. to 365.; old, 36 5. to 4e;. Flour per tack of 2801 M., fine, 36e. to 37e. • superfine, 395. to 40s. per qr. Oatmeal, per sack of 2801 be., Scotch, 31e. to 33e. per qr. Foreign : Wheat, per qr. of 631bs. to the bushel, Rostock, Wismar, and Stralsund, 51s. to 535. Hamburg and Stettin, Ws. to 52a. ; Holstein and Danish, 50e. to 525. Oata, Dut ch and Friesland, Ms. to 22.. Peas, boiling, its to 36a. Cloverseeds, red, in bond, per cwt., 265. to lie. ; whits, 30s. to 365. lie Bet DOZ. Dee 21.-We have had a sharp. frosty morn ing, with a clear, dry air. A short supply of W heat, and a better disposition with millers to become purchasers brought a better sale, and it was cleared oft at last week's Oen. The best sample of Chiddam made 575. per qr. The average price this week is 511. B airy is in fair demand. Oats a better bade. Wens, new, 345. ; old, 40e. Peas, 365. Wail . AAAAA N, Dec. 21.-To day'. supplies of ell kinds were met limited, and that, added to a poor demand, made the motet rule dull, with material alterations in price, not. withstanding the arrivals by water have been large. The 1 top price for superior country Wheat was 21s. per bushel of 14 stone; some prime Manx and Scotch samples went at 22.. 61 ; Irish Wheat, 201. per bushel; secondary qualities, of all kinds, 19e. per bushel. In Barley there was a ram lion of fe m Ild. to Is. per bushel of 12 stone, according to quality ; the highest figure was Ils. 6d for country and Scotch, but ordinary sorts wire as low as 10s. 6d. per bushel. Similar reduction in Oats ; the beet sorts, weighing 421 b.., made 8. 3d. per bushel ; less conditioned qualities, 7s. 6.1. Flour smile.; stationary, at from 2s. 4d. to 2.. 6i. per stone. Oatmeal sells at from le. 10d. to 2a. per stone. Potatoes, 3d. to 9d. per stone. EDINBURGH, Dee. 20.-The supply of Wheat from the farmers was asain small, and although the condition was somewhat improved, yet considerable di ffi culty was expe danced in effecting sales, at a decline of Is. per qr' on last , I week's prices. To-day there was little doing in foreign, and I le. per qr. lees money would have been taken had buyers shown anir disposition to purchase. Barley sold readily, at last week's rates; the finer descriptions scarce and inquired for. Oats met a be ter demand, wish the turn in favour of the teller. Buns and Peas unaltered ; but little business doinre.., Wheat, top, 5.5... average, 484. 7d. Barley, top, ' 355. 6d.; average, 295. 7d. Oats, top, 225. 88.; average, 20.. Id. Beans, top, 36e. ; average, 335. 11d. GLASGOW, Dec. 20.-After a severe gale here on the 15th lasts's: the weather has become more seasonable. There have been no foreign arrivals at Grangemouth since the 13th in- Mutt, end the supplies coastwise have oniy amounted to 815 gee Wheat, 980 Barley, and 220 Oats. The imports to the Clyde have consisted of 4,370 brie. Flour from Canatth, and 1,050 seeks from France, together with 5,500 qrs. Oats, and 900 lusts Oatmeal from Ireland. The transactions iu Wheat and Flour have been restricted to retail sales for preseet use, at about previous rates. Oats have attracted some attention at the reduced prime quoted last week. Beans have been easier co purchase. For Barley former rates were asked ; but the demand has been slow. Peas neglected. At this morn lag's market mast ltds of free Wheat were offering at 6d. per boll. and Flour at 61. per barrel under last quoestions, at which reduction there was little disposition to purchase. Oats and Oatmeal brought former prices, and Barley of fine quality supported late rites. Beans and Peas each 6d. to Is. per. respectimboll cheaper. For bonded Wheat and Flour then was some inquiry ; but little if either on the spot offering. The present prices :-Wheat, per 2401 b., English, white, old, 26.. 6d. to 275. ; new, 245. to 255. ; red. old, 25e. to Ma. ; new, 2•2• to 24e. ; fcoteh, white, old, 265. to 278.0 d. frisk red and white, new, 21s. to 23e. • Duthie, old, 26.. In 17s. • Pomeranian, 26s to Ms. 68.• Vanish, 24.. to 255. ; Ode soft, 224.6 d. to 25s • Canad ian, 24.. to 255. Od. ; United State., 245. 6d to 25;. Od. Bar ley, per 3101 M, Ber wick and Scotch, new, 21s. 6d. to 23e. Od.; Irish, new, 18e. 64. to 219. ; . foreign, free Pomeranian, ste., old, 21s. 6d. to 22.. 6d. • Danish , 20s. to 22e. Oats, per 2641 M, Irish, Wexford, &AL new, 16e. 64. to 16e. 3d. ; limerick, Ite., new, 16e. to 17s. 3d.,• extra, prepared, old, 17e. Bd. • foreign, uesian,old, Us. 6d. to les. Danish, old, 15. . to 16i. Beans, foreign, per 4 imp. bath. old, 16e. 6d. to 16e.; new, 14s. to 15s. kirbh,2o3lb., old, la. 64. to 16a.; new, 1541 - 6d. to 165.; Egyptan, per 2801 be., old, 17e.t0 18.. Pomp.? 1801 M, white, old, 18a. to 19s. Od. ; geey, 17e. 6d. to 18e. ; Cana dian, old, 18e. to 18s. 6d. Irlour, per 2801 M. loglish, esperfine, old, 40s. to 41e. • Irish ditto, 395. to '4os, ; fine , old, Me. to 395.; extra &oleo qualities, 41e. to 425. • Amy; I Hem, per barrel, sweet, old, 275. 6d. to 28e.; CeMidien, sweet, Ms. to 265. ; sour, 21e. dd. Oatmeal, per 280th.., Irish, common cut, 27e. to 28e Indian Corn, per 280115., 205. to 21s. - WOOL-BRADFORD, Dec. 20.-Thitt these is a growing teethes that Wool suited for combing has seen the lowest point, te clear from the spirit evinced both by the spinners and staplers. The former, Letting oa that view, have been more free to bay, and our market here is unnecially bare of the clam most is request, especially in wither fleeces and sorts. Of Lincolnshire and other hogs there is a plenty, and may he had at a rate proportionately than withers. The scomut from the country *that the dealers, who are not holding near their usual stook, an seek ing an advance such as to totally preclude all shame of its mle here at prime cost. The circumstance of fanners being diselined to sell at cotrupending prices is now, however, liming its effect on our market ; and it is only at higher mom that the staplers effect sales, the spinners befog es luetendy compelled to comply. Neils and Brakes do not show the same improvement ; although there is a willing ness to buy at old prime, any Memos is resisted. CATTLE, Ste. - BUITRFIRLD, Poo o'Clock. - The member of Berl is somiderahle, and although the wea ther is favourable, they meet all be sold. Howse the choicest kinds are pretty freely purchased at folly Monday's rates. The supply of Sheep is larger than the demand sad Moaday's prioas are with difficulty obtained. Trade b dull for Calves, and although the num ber on Mier is but small, • red ucti on of ft 2d. per 81b. must be =Matted to. The impa weather and shorter supply muse • more cheerful trade for Pigs, hat it is ausedingly difficult to obtain higher pukes. From Germany and Hollud there are 181 Beaus, 1,180 Sheep, and 124 Calves; Denmark, 7 Beasts ; sad 100 Mem Cows from the Home Comities. Tw Mama &Oa a 4. ad. Per ekes ant& a. 4. s. 4 Best Bona Haratards 4 4 4 Dot Dia 4 111.4d5. 01. 00 0 0 8.1 Ilhorahanse_ -3 1 4 1 Dot Lae -reols... ..... 4 3 4 4 Ileseed woo mama- 1 1 I 6 De. do. Ibsen ...,.. 0 0I 0 Wyss • 3 4 liti Messandeseendenestm 16 4 0 Plat 4 6 0 Da is. Shwa .. ..5 0 0 0 Dot Dna 5 Hof bas 4 6 0 Lobe_ .._ ~..,__.. ,110 0 0 bents at risks% 1.1 31 : Misr sod UMW. SAW: 'QOM 14$: Pip. Its. Wityrintanix. Dee. 21.-The Christmas market was wall supplied with stook from the eountry breeders. The best Heitals sold from 202. to 801 ,• • qualities, 261. Prime Calves, 41. ; some at 31. 10e. Black- mountain Withers, 21. Ss. each. Retail market abundantly supplied. Bed, 64d. to 701. per lb. • Muttor, 6d. to 64d. ; Veal, 54. to 6d. 111/1113111011, Dee. 20.-The supply of Sheep wee 2,083, being 163 lees than last weak. Sales wens exceedingly dull, sad, at the elms of the market, fully ass-half ware unsold, prices heist down. Top of beet Mutton,so. • current, 44d. to M. ; eilMlthrand inferior, from 314. to 34. per le . The supply of Cattle was 416. being 2 more than last week. Sales again very dull, and prices lower. Top pries, is. H. per DUD* stone • cement, 7s. to 7s. ed.; middling and inferior, 6e.64. to 61. ' 6a. Ame sidentile number unsold. For reshirelay's therlids we (set page. *AILS._ Ms treerleal eland walk. Ws Ilusieke, to the 11 Wet fle4 Des e% yke. let* BeageiCces, i.e., will b. b l it Zr a tt s . Ike The mils tor lige, 0 1=t 4 eblut lietint. esdk, tad % a i m will Its swim up ea kw at the DA Dee. Tam was fir Ilettlek - 1 /tweaks, sad the Clad lea bt while Bede Welke weals ct the 2kh Dec. The Mks be New Soak Wake. Vas Uteesaa's Lae, . b . amp isekal wee be fade ep ea the make at tie let Jae. The soft ter ths Weet Ora at Aeries m Idadeke wel be ba ea dr swes of the let Us. eat The West NW* tag Bermods. Musa, Wm Odom, sad Medea, and eiej u th u l u till = i n k i Jusa.deeltlesraps, New (knee; Chid, eat p 61 M mats wp oaths werdsg et the led ha. 'N. le The week ler Steaks. the but* mad Meow km ... . Needs ap ea the weeks tithe 4th ha. ". MP Ties overload tasks tat Ones/tar, Melts, Greet*, the lace t e r... WO, Ades, *ilea, Wk. Fiesteltool. en 4 Ma% 0. kw, will be wads spas tho usersate of the 20th Jek TO 001LIO7PON DENTA. Abortismarte The as 6.4., 'WO.% Ileaviniostlest. In Tow ' , Mart rtn w MOH WATER IT LONDON IHIDOI. Tale Da, —liondAß 0.01. P.m Alto oeo4 ; La. T....ossoir—WwWlClE min pon 0; AftemAk II Ws. LONDON. FRIDAY. DEC. 22. WE publish to day • communication from m r . COBDEN to the President of the Liverpool Ro; Association, containing that gentleman's v•ews ore * degree and kind of retrenchment possible and stn i i„ sable, as well as of the mode in which the rere th , thus spared should be remitted to the public. We may take credit to ourselves for b as a d o pted similar views to those of M r , CZ Dm. Like him, we have not coned • point to 1835 as the year of a somewhat tor ri d expenditure in time of peace. Yet that year was no means so ultra-pacific, eo devoid of cares and dy. y turbances. It was a year of conspiracies and seat s trials in France, and of our own intervention in Spain There were differences about Luxembour g , squabbles about Cracow ; and if we were better friend s w i t h France than since 1840, we were on far war sod more dangerous terms with Russia and the age nt powers. Yet is this year the army, navy, and 0 ,,d, nance estimates were but eleven millions and a half, and the entire expenditure only 44,420,0001., t hi millions less than our present budget. Persons will very probably_ as why 1835 wilt year so economical . The answer is, that minima l and secretaries of state had something else to do thee to swell the estimates. There was a keen compel. Lion for place in that year. Sir ROBERT PEEL us minister at its commencement, and he was driven* by no great majority. The whiga did not bring in they budget till late in the session, and then, u It were, one the fire of a still exasperated enemy. A *ormolu public might easily be tricked out of a few million ; but the tones were too lately expelled not to shoe* upon any other than a most economical budget. N J then is the secret of the cheap budget of 1835. II was the year of a deadly quarrel and statd.up fight between the two aristocratic parties. They raided up after, at least they came to some kind of an andee standing, even when they displaced each other. Am the consequence of the mutual understanding visa addition of ten millions yearly to the unload ape* ditare. We may add that committees were append in that year to examine the estimates, with whet re suit the world well knows. Mr. COBDEN would immediately take off the additional ten millions, and leave government to men ' as good a use and distribution as it could of what es left. Nor is such mode of voting the expenditure it lump an invention of Mr. COBDEN'S ; it was the pays recommendation of one of the oldest of the wig officials, Sir HENRY PARNELL. To the ten millions saved by bringing Wide estimates to the vote of 1835, Mr. COBDEN wedded( a million and a hall to be gained by the extensimd probate and legacy duty to real property. AM b 7 means of the economy of eleven and a half million he would abolish the malt end hop duty, the sinks tax, half of the duties on Vs, the timber duty, the advertisement duty, and the minor ones set down is his letter. The first reflection raised by the contemplation d this plan of economy suggested by . Mr. COBDEN ie the relief that it holds forth to the agricultural populades. Year after year, and day after day, bare the "farmers' friends" been fumbling and mesa btieg remedies and prescriptions for farmed woes. They have made ahundance of speeches he the repeal of the malt tax, but never a plan did they devise whereby the malt tax might be dispensed with. Their cue has been to divert attention feat economy, and direct it to the nostrum of prone* r s if the prosperity or profits of one interest or trade could be dammed up and filled to overflowing, smelt a watchful and intelligent community. The only argument put forward by the protection lets worthy of being listened to was the weightof the burdens, the weight that hangs round the acid every industrious Englishman—the weight of Id shillings • head, as Sir JOSHUA WALMSLEY air his speech at Bolton; and what would that weight* if we took away the heads of the destitute, ni limited it to those who actually can and do pay it is which weighs down the tweaks& as well as the mercantile man. AM el admit that this treasure may be more WM felt by the agriculturist in these years when thum kete must come down to continental prices. He In indeed had time to prepare. But has that thrill well employed in listening to the mooseinelon mins and jeremiads of the protectionists, mild* faith in such Quixotes as the Duke of BMW, who raves the reinstallation of the can laver, srlY French marquis dreams of the restoration at 91 right divine. sh !t alde w ra ere ta th be e tt w er he f e o l r , a th ad e j a c gicul m t r urist . co t :0 0: i fight for retrenchment and retorm, which, like ell onward things, are sure to be carried, than to *I with the dukes and earls in their crab sulk ink wards to a state of things that, after all, was Dar* perity while it lasted, notwithstanding all itsinjoine: But the West Riding election offers a very fair Ett final mode of judging of the chances o f p rotecticel ! corn law ham, in fact, ceased to he a to*, ant expired in the public mind and hope, even before has been interred by statute. We may _see Mor i Charts or the Reform Bill thrown over beton we. a free trade in wen abrogated. Let the agriculturists. then, abandon w e it at and what is - hopeless, and seise what is and just. Let th em aid in throwing of hi"! that needlessly pesos on the whole commanity,,!' that in the first instance pre and shackle lho,•_ The navy estimates for 1836 were four million'. 1849 they were intended to be nearly eight The difference is the malt tax. ne shi PedP? 1 8 11 chow between cheap beer or proud PP tween men-of-war and home-brewed; between MO Duke of RICHMOND and Mr. COBDEN. THE expiring swan at Washington has sag 161 last note—in other words, Mr. President Pal be delivered himself of his last annual missive to** . poss. In this long and elaborate state paper, eel is, of course, much which is of purely doss. relevancy, and in which we, e n th is side of tie At!antic, feel but little int erest. There are _te points, however, to which it refers at able length, to which we cannot feel indifferent-. the termination of the Mexican war, and the MO of the tariff bill of 1846. We are interested is IS former, because, from the very first, we fearid he the path of the republic, which we desire to see*, smooth and unobstructed, would be emus.' with difficulties by the conflict into which the es t try, no matter what pains Mr. POLK may ustify his conduct, was unnece ssarily prteir with p Mexico—and in the latter, because the coin . 00 111 r. cial olicy embod ed in the act was but the part - of that, on which we ourselves had bet WA embarked. Mr. Pouf sincerely . congratulates the count:lo himself on the conclusion of th e war. And es l° may: for had the Mexicans been true to th eest however inadequate their military rescues enable them to cope with the Anglo-Ausericau ; lie, their powers of endurance as a na tion Et: have so protracted the contest as ande" roughly 'tamed the United States of it, beet ' Mr.POLK and the system which he personateeint"" highest disrepute, instead of blowing, u he nos don so long and fond a fluurieh upon his own trumpet! , fore descending from the presidential chair. A , it_ r , l . 4 • we mach fear that the issues Atha Mexican we"' have an unfavourable effect upon the American Re ple. They have got too easily out of the diffirall The contest lasted nit two year s ; and the pubce hih with which it has saddled them is utterly iet . niflcant compared with the magnificent ter TiO. shiv" teesid. iyed °b'° to tem rev Sim clue wad Patl stg his it a wh Un Tei