The Express. — London, England, 1852-11-24 00:00:00

Tvbt Tfprt LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 24, 1852. [THREEPENCE. -..- /II °‘n.l=l----..-"4" ".. . a t ') ale ::e4.- C 742- 10 9:14.1 fr . 2.. "`" •.' ' 'l'';----"P"-Ve'''g'7'e4"1 :,..,,,,,,,..,._......0......,. Tilt •,,,,, Na 1,962.] LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVE urn ASSCIANCE. 39th Foot.-Lientensat Charles Thomas Hamilton to to MINES. LILY HOLDERS in other Companies, and captain, without purehmeoriee Brevet Major Stokes, who u Carpendale Baird :I g ib° 6 .4 "e itse ITAVI a II PII:V101042 114311 Pr Itglt: ;O t her lieutenant , P o s i p th ; ou lg t a p si u g re n hase, vies Hamilton ; flui• B • in ___ Tllllawav Bvlntliri. sue wow, .v 0 . 01 . 644 ° 1 l• "4 7.. x• l• W•WWWW 4 W W.W.I Dusan Cadet Arthur James Phillips Wadman, from the ."f min ing shares continues br'sh, a large ...pirumient. It Ms kw d awards .4 3,101 esonmem Royal Military College, to be ensign, without purchase, staving been done. The prices ruling to-day ..."-- •Oi maim* -• wish W wee In own. .._•-- " d m . m 'o v i me r waste ma swim lam ~Wm ter it.. It le vice Baird ; Gentleman Cadet Charles Burch Phillippa, are all follows :-East Buller, 61, 1 • West Provi 07Z, era... iii ms'stra the armaments 40 womallommoose mu he holm the Royal Military College, to be ensign, without deuce, 55, 56, 561 ; Kilbricken, 41, 1, /, 1 ; Alfred ..,1 et warm, peeeiiews. The whole mgmbillme of the purchase, vice De Carteret. ticceaysl. Consols. 12f, 13, ex div.; West Wheal Towan, 22 ; s „ ~,,. .. e , ii .• ice main ottAto•• w• w. MIMI Ile le eeaelmeel 40th Foot.-Robert Richardson Ellis, gent., to be ensign, Cefn Brwyno,9l, 921; West Carideo, 206, 207, 208, • .th e' I."''. Aeaesl relleile. Matantairlhalli Wag WW l ' by purchase, vice Messenger, promoted. 210 ; Trelawney, 45; North Basset, 101 ex div. ; 5 ,,. ,e.inint tree by GmmiGg GRANT. amine S.l.a 42nd Foot .- William George Evened Webber, gent., to be i m p. im a m . ~,s . R o b ertson . p romo t e d ; praac4 COndUrrOW, 100 ; Cwm Erfin, 2 ; Eta Hill, 3(, 1, ex Lanais Web n. 1% M OWWWWW. lkillt, gynt., to be ensign, by purchase, vice div. ; Eut Crowndale, 31, / ; West Wheal Alfred, --gralZE (TATTLE SHOW of the SMITHFIELD llestgemery, promoted. 41, 1 ; East Polgooth, 11, I,f; Bodeen, 1,1 ; Es....air CLUB, Ise. The AN S CAI. FXIIIIIIT 4 in ot PRIZE 17 4 T. 43rd Foot.-Captain Peregrine Charles 8188. Hamilton, Llee, 4•; East Ounnis Like, 325. 61., s3s. 6d. ; migtith MI MI, IMPLE3II7II3, 1.., COMMILSCVM TIM& from half pay Rifle Brigade, to be captain, vie* Dick, who , , MT moilme ••• nl•w• Vrirsia towl,. 7th, Mh. 004 ••• loth exchanges ; Lieutenant Charles Carew de Morel. to be Alten, 41 1 ; Copispo 61,7. kemWe -Puna. m mitts eel a" me a te .* s l .". 4 4" kw• al , ' captain , hp purchase, vice Hamilton, who retiree; Ensign The gold mining shares remain extremely firm, los ti:. el In the seeng. insoollmh Fatuities Middleton Col•ille, to be lientenaat, by purchase, especially Nouveau Monde, Port PhilliE, and Colonial EU‘F. sad COMFORT in SHAYINO.-B. and vies De Morel ; Lord Richard llows Browns, to be en- Gold. Carson's Creek and Australian Cordillera were a erserveins . CANTON WWI', we Mmdetleneral Mame Mia, by Mitcham', vice Colville. b . ... also better. roupener. ma *ma shavwm gen. le Meows wirer MM. Die 44th Foot.-William Steuart Richardson, gest., to p e sts who 014 .1. Iwo that vont sadasst ssisom, Mr. AMera sign, without perch& e, vice Gregory, appointed adjutant. Copiapo shares were firmer to-day, at 7to 71. an :"WM I •••• ••••• WW W Iwo Mow awes gad ••• it ID 45th Foot.-Edward Gambier Eliot Atherley, gent., to be Friday next has been appoiuted settling day in see. r beree thy. 611 7 war... l les• htlhowt . . _ .. .••• 1 _2 1 _,._ 81 rift • 1 ••• ensign, by purchase, vice Rowland, promoted. the Australian Consols Gold and Copper Mining tt e .' ` s k i r s s. mm iNa rmilut. h6 ,... a. " ... .. hd " a m 7: - ,,.."...7 1 ,......p... - 46th Foot. -Nicholas Dunscombe, gent., to be ensign, by Company. These 'lnure, however, will not be ocee t hmcom . L.A... m h ere t h e I m o , Sc., ma p hi— em i purchase, vies Dryer, promoted. quote d in the o ffi cial list , pursuant to a recent rep eal pinliniew. at le. It, %An. ma la M. wiels-COWVAMV 47th Foot. -Granville Waddilove, gent., to be ensign, by . beton of the committee of the Stock Exchange. eredlely wesperwl Masses. Teeth Freda and IllaMog Peroder. purchase, vice Maxwell, promoted. -- was- 61st Foot-Gratlemun Cadet Charles Goddard, from the The Asia has arrived from Adelaide with 720 tons 1104VEAUTIFUL HAIIL-Of the nneemene Royal Military College, to be ensign, without Fertilise, of copper ore, as also the Water Witch with 300 tons. Jill posed, erammtly maomred sor . roman Or perm It ec v . m fi mpeat, pe ,,,.., •4. t0re ....... vi or tbe ream hay. kw . TT ... mew la awe. Wel ...„ ~..,.„...r „..„ ....„., ,..the , h . :1 , 1 „ .. „ ... 1.70 . 6... .. „...4m0wLbm.duni . 52 t e d d h k e 'uo ehs t.- 41. 1.4 . h i . p l u V r a c l h te w r C . h v a ide rles c. Mztagn proth D o o ted uglas So" 111 ,. .V.tit it L derma I At a sleeting of adventurers in the United Mines held on the 19th inst., a dividend of 171. 10s. per • 200th share (3,5000 was declared, leaving a balance . e rout „ ,„,.,A,,,,„.4 ~.. eft.; ~I, ma mmy p uma l a th e 37th Foot.-Joshua Con fi de Ingham, gent., to be cosign, of 9141. _ _ 1 r" - ' ~..1 wi.ceirm el Ile lomat but,, mod whim every Wow by purchase, vice Copland, promoted. .6d. in favour of the mine . The amount ;:,„° .;.cite ho eau It no • the Maws 00•••• • ff-W 132nd Foot. -Lieutenant John O'Callaghse, to be captain, of ores sold during the months of August and 5ep 5,,,,,1.,,,,i4,aa tr. ft - fain . It is wattott7. and •••••ew Wr w w by punkin', vice Stanley, who retires • Ensign henry tember realised 11,3971.5 e. 2d. It was resolved that w ee 4 noddle i,e cur end Wiry oxtail.. lathe Woo period of menem 00. rOO , 0. , , a 3 . 4 ~.., .., ~..., bo w.. A ..% ...„., 5 ., 11. 631,7 J0h0 Adenine, to be lieutenant, by purcluse, •vice G'Cal- t h e s h ares he se • ee. mil il able ibal elm, be -414.1 b, A ROWLAND wad 110. , pe. u ot o rr am.i.u. Lewis% aent be ell ehembse sad twrlbmierle. bdivided into 400tha, upon the condi 12.:ets.._sehe Cbui .. Hay. go ot . , • t 0 b• „ sigh, b y pee _ lion that they be not again subdivided within a chase, vice Heelless., promoted. period of one year, and that no half share be recog- T II K 1) A I L Y NKW 8 . 66th Foot -Ernest Christens Wilford, gent., to be ensign, nised. The prospect s o f th e m i ne generally are very lapin Marine ?Wer t POD. 3d. by Inirchase, vice Steil, promoted. Sea As, r,...airet Organ the lit ILT NEN vel at the b ra g sr ow 1.1- 66th rou t . -R e i gn Ilarry Edmond Smyth, from the 84th At East Tolgus the lode in the edit on North sers: re'.., o G/2„ . __,.' e r ___,` 4 _,,.. m . s ' l ' mtal s, .....,_ an ',." 5aar ",, 5 .„„2",,,,.., 55ba 51a 5 . 1 .,...„., Foot, to be conga, vice Nicol, promoted. Buller lode is still large, but more corrupted with sow. '''''''' s• ""'"'"" -- *".---' --- ""---•" ' 74th Foot.- Norman Scalps M'C ummen, gent., to be en r er me:wiles% le the tuna owl 1 elm iglu ilea/eel News.-12 the acesney GINN sign, without purchase, vice Lawson, promoted. jack and mundic, and producing about half a ton of 1. ,;ti 0 ,..,,„. As i s. mo s, teethfut and impartial change, Mlle 79th Foot.-George Alexander Harriman gent., to be en- ore per fathom. we.ri ine:;lei ne, owl in , ho .01.10 i mercantilism, solawierdella• sign, by purchase, vice Boothby, who retires. • At Wheal Arthur in the 35 west (north lode), the 5ve...... ,,, nt,.,..4 in the CM. Rail • W' • 14 111 •Ww7 Wthiltb - 801 Foot .- Ensign William Whitehead, to be lieutenant, er,,..„_,,,etee is passed ' through , and the lode is 4 feet B. I•ii. i,s room , seed.. .. . . o , opooo , „ ai• saay no . p .,,,, without purchase, vim Hunt, de ceued ; Gentleman Cadet '''''-`" wide, composed of ca l andspotsof The tt wet ,n• • wee detai (trip! e• pe ,spar , .........,.,,,... 4 n .,,,,y t o f i th,p v i o e v , m e l a m es a me i t , ,";,,;,.3 Horatio he .Batcheler, from the h Royal Military Col . ... e s, ' m , ii _ mi d th e may edaly Xining fiegiert, 'inhumed paw lea', to he ensign, without pure au, Mee Wh i t e h ea d, lode in Artland's @tope, in back of the 35 west, is 4 without feet wide, producing 11 ton of ore per fathom, worth t ra t i tttl " . l ::: l. to a's' i sm •• W in, ts• s!ai 7 ••• T WWl°. the purchase, Vi e cr a Wi M ilt o i r eso is n e , , Pr g o e m n o t ;ed t . o be ensign, •Date." ••••••"$".• tool •Iss r"' ssel " = ". bum W Www• Slit Foot.-Thontss nineteen Wood, gent., to be ensign, by M Meade, eiverummeata. D, /!.ire „ le runic Wour is shown by the Mat return of percher*, vies lerreday, who reties,. twi f f , t h e p em too to P.e leading Landau Ilmimapers, B42 7 84th Foot.-Edward Crawford Antrobu., gent., to be en. twbgh it •'e b e urn that twos paper (tie younpet by more than sign, Iri s purchase, vice Smyth, appointed to the 88th lode in stop! , magf ratline is ere years beaten its three oldest coselpentore i stmov., es.....ais ste.sos, Mama. - ratabli.hra. Nampa tamed. 1770 l: ;:suss DM IstILV MAI - - 17140 .... Nrk Tbe commurd maluteumen et this position .1 cpmr i a warmly expresoed by a sisigamporary : Foot ; arry Edmond Smyth, gent. to bs ensign, with- 33 west, is 4 feet wide, out pnrchatee, vice Browne, promoted'. 912 • 111 90th loot-Alfred Goodland Daubeny, gent. to be ensign, i s swan 1,1105,00 s by purchue, vice Butler. promoted. 91st loot.-Lionel Smith Warren, gent., to be ensign,. by purchase, vice Dimity, promoted ; Lieutenant M Mown Barron Stanton to be captain , by purchue, vice Lloyd, stones of ore per fathom, worth 81. per ton. The Cocks'A la d' • o f the joining rt n sin producing 11 ton of ore per fathom, worth 81. per too. The lode in the 20 west 4 feet wide, composedof of are. one • Daly Se... to tile Temdevl .1 all lhe lad" mr 11 • 8 who retires ; Ensign Francis Gordon Hibbcrt to be lieu- producing good s Crow the Gr tit toot lalgti ground and • liberal toss-repre. tenant, by purchase, vice Stanton. MOM censure iy GI “ eine evative litseraisrn which le eternity the __. Foot - lases to cosign, i Clayhills gent ., be 81. per ton. The lode in the western end on the south branch is 35 east, is 21 feet wide, producing spar, gossan, ands pots At Wheal Uny the engine sha ft ie down 8 fathoms below the 60. The lode in tho 60 is 7 feet wide, tones of copper ore. The 30 east on the new lode is 4 feet wide, with a leader of ore 6 m ithe o 41111'.1 of 7ealswl . and &wadi. 'nth ill• wawa WOW 113r4 m ' ` an ' inches wide of good quality. The lode in the western u ss m,... r e the twousleed doily ores; and with the lamest by purchase, vice 3prot promoted. ver 0 salverr.`awale - 'lnt to tae . VOW . -WWWwoll 117 as, 91th Foot.-Arthur Charles Elliott, gent., to be ensign, ill 4 r•wr, its; Local wow than WWWW• 4I WO , to imam"' by purchase, vies Stades, promoted ; Celestine George copper ore. mem A. re s.• o owls set of any lloolowiler re Newsmen la the kingdom ; et at mitre, to, Itinweneretmet, Fleet-atnet. Landon. Durant, gent, lobo resign, by purchase, via Sexton , who At retires. 95th Foot.-Christopher More Molynenz, gent., to be end is 2 feet wide, impregnated with mundie and Wheel Quakes a parcel of tin-stuff has been sold, and realised 2321. 2s. 9d. The 30 fathom level Oilskin lode is driven 5 fathoms east of engine --- - - --- ensign, by ;methane, vies Smyth, promoted. 99th Foot. -Charles Knight Pearsoe, gent., to be ensign, shaft, the lode is about 4 feet wide, worth 101. Abe Court. by purchase, vice Nuon, promoted. per fathom for tin. The 30 is now about 4 fathoms Ride Britade.-Wilham 1. redenck Thynne, gent., to be west of engine sha ft on Guskus lode, is klode, about 2 feet WINDSOR, Nov. 23. second li.utenant, by purchase, vice Buller, promoted. w id e, worth el. per fathom for tin. The prospeets of Prince Albert, accompanied by the Duo de Bea• 3rd West India Regiment.-Ensign Hared Lamont to he lieutenant, by purc h ase, v ice Bacon , who retiree ; • continue but, the Comte Ile Flanders, the Doles of Caneeridge, and the Prince of Leiningen, went out shooting this morning, chase, vice De Carteret, John Barlow Connell. gent. p , to be ensign, without pur- romoted. THIS DAY.-Two °Twee. attended by Licut.-Col. the Hon. A. Gordon and Lord Wm. v. HOSPITAL STAJ7.—Acting AftLitaftt-SOTgeoll Samuel Gib- Th e go ld m i n i ng s h are market has Peilet.been extraordi lh.. Queen drove out this forenoon, accompanied by the son, M. 8., to be assistant-surgeon to the forces, vice natily active to-day, and prices are better all round. Greer, appointed to the 21st Foot. rrlacess Adi Iside of ifobenlobc, to Cumberland Lodge, mam on , avioo m.__Th e remova l o f R a m iro Henry J o h n Nouveau Mondes have been in strong demand, and and inquired after the health of Lieut.-Gen. Weinyas. Yonge, from the 74th to the 61st Regiment has been can- have reached If prem. Colonial gold have risen to Marel mistral Buckley was in attendance on horseback. celled. 1} prem.; Port Philip, to 1 prem.; and Ague Frias, nit Palm of Cambridge, the Duke of Montrose , the ADMIRALTY, Nov. 13. to Ito 1 prem. dfarqueses of Abercorn and Anglesey, the Earl of binlmcs- Corps of Royal Marines.- First Lieutenant Charles London .... • _._ Cuba shares „ . ~,,, bury, Vistanst Hardener, and Lord Raglan, also Colonel Bam . rdt ..__,..... ui vim S ant i ago MO u• adj utant o fte Cornwall and Captain Claremont, with the distinguished L..r...... promoted. " .j . Iron, 191. Bseign visitor, who dined with her Majesty yesterday, have le It Windsor to-day for London. NEW DEPUTY LIEUTENANTS. Dewing mums' The (lames private band encoded after the dinner in WoneMlTlllaillla. W. Slurs. Mums. resew dawn PaU. paeletday. tia4ley. the Castle yesterday, sad performed the following selection John Williams M art i., E mi. Sl i g o Baker , E sq ., w il . _ is the evening : ham Orme Foster, Esq., Rob ert Mysore, sq., Francis 140,0 v t Ana 141 a all f iral4 I Warn., "Leo Mamas& la Couronne" Aber Woodward, Esq., and IVilliam Blow Collis, Esq. 100,00.1 Me. sienteContaentan ...-. all 4 y - nedectiee. " ! prowess. must IS - - BTATTOalaili I RR. 11,110 u 10 instal= o ur: so lo i l d a dddoudd mlnalwidon Arta cad awn ••Alehtlalet” ... ----•-• = AI 1 s 4 3,. 3 Pas de NI.. Goa-mum Tell • ...--..-...-- The Hon. Dudley Ryder, commonly called Viscount 6 f 14 Ilartirem Dwelt Ma d is t .eur a Lan ta t e lVeyer boa been invited, mad is es- 116,17 Ralph I, me. sar CO 4 III . IIIICLAND. , A numerous meeting of members of the Hons. of Cam- 00,000 1 I Amenlima Offillliars all Va s I d e: George Ssul,.Esq., Rowland Pennington, En., and Sir 100,000e1 1 Ms e rr °du dl did MOM MI arida Iron I Ili 7 I IMOD U km& lap.ilen at U. mu. tie 41 5 mans, seppotters of the present administration, ameembhid --- -- --- 8,001 SO Da. Oiftesand MIAs . all IS 04 at two ea cloek yesterday afternoon, at the official residents (SY iLiCTRIC VIILIOnar U.) 11,001 M Da. O. John Uel lley Of the First Lord of the Tre.isury, in Dowaiag-stmet. !Moos I Cassines Creek ....... About .14 numbers were present, and were met by the LIVERPOOL, WIWI/DAT, 10 a... tun m neneceeper ..... .._ an al 43 Earl of Derb), who was accompanied by Mr. Secretaey Wind N., moderate, and foggy. 110,0011 • Oinwlel Gold -. I I Ilym 1 4 Walpole. Sir John Pakington, and other members of the Arrived.-Arno (screw steamer), from Leghorn. iii,Too .. 11 reg.Anstrallaa Copper all I die i r lt 7 7 7 government. The conference lasted about osis hour. Sir E. Laeon and Mr. C. E. Rumbold, accompanied by 1 Mr. W 11. Palm r, had an interview yesterday with the Lett item. J. W. Ile nley, at the Board of Trade, sad pneestrel a memorial from the Shipowners' Association of ib ..".. Wind Kt" Great Yarmouth. Tb. via,. or Richmond, Colonel Sibtborp, M.P. and Mr. Gipps, MX., bud interviews yesterday wilds Mr. M.P., tare Walpole, at the Home-Once. rittnist Mewling', General Commund . .li•ehief, gave a gnu dinner yesterday to the foreigners deputed by the sovereigns of Seselia. Sub s Portugal, !runes. the Netherlands , Ilaamier , sad dirninswick, to WIWI. the heir moderate. QUEENSTOWN, Nov. 22. jo.ma Arrived. - Meta , Calielpus, and Alacrity, from Balled -George Milath, for London. SIAM 01 Omni MOM 11.00 1011,00 lel, 30,000 100,501 ••• an Wide. Mountain. Brasil Duchy deaden Orent !Wroth all ll am an If 14 pm lo tab rialhonL. .. all I ate loaroCalibie,O.iliaabir all I Sc Ilarbpita 0 001 1 IllediwalbllauthAmerlsea II at S mi„ese 30,11111 RUMOURED BETROTIIMENT OF THE PRINCESS sump Prince Frederick uses New Gramia as 1 din Ipm Itunem• MUM ........-. en 3 I psi 1 f Till•MiMp.....- ...... I Ism If I BoTaL.-The report gains consistency that sd unrirtn umss asm._ 7 .............. sm all o lio 7 of the Prussian crown. is betrothed to the 10,000 Irm ••••••-•••-•• Dille New attend the (mere/ of the late Duke elf 11,411111116111 a. The Prewar Royal of England . •, me Prises's of P nil e i l; roue jo amsogodeilaba Z..... Ist 136 :41 Ii n.., was given a t th e o ffi c i a l re ciag f ig h a th e Fi rst mother of the prince, will Mane another meat to England Kam I saus , ampas p aa , pu a t 0 of the Treasury in Downimmtwiet. • gillhary head D.lt Wes is attendance, and performed during to. 0111114 a: Despa'eht • were received at the ColcuislAnMs• y nee from the fisiversor-Genend of Canada and an st the other North American Provisoes. n . spnof :-. Aviary A Ilsrensaine Zrittultp. [rronce capes, is m a m ai m . 0 Frederick % intent eldest eon of the Prince of Prtimia, and 44174 I MAM Uslisi llssien .... 7II 12 all 7i 5 71 hew of the reigning monarch, was born Oct. 18, 1831. 1.4000 I wort MlWlleani. -. all ,i as par .1 The Princess Royal was born Nov. 21, 1840.] CITT Smuts COMMIIMION.- Yesterday a court -•- ... -. .... .. -.. . Vokine 1 Tuba .............. ..... -. I I fps ipm - -. ._ RUMOCIED BETROTHMENT OP THE PRINCESS Row..—The ?oppugns' consistency that Prince Frederick Wanton, the hair of the Prussian crown, is betrothed to the Prisms Iloyal of isglaad. The Prima of Prussia, maths, of the prim, will sake soother visit to England azziag.—Asigebury A Upsietne &am,. [Prises F eldest soss of the Prince of Prassia, and trof the, rickgalag sugared, was born Oct. 18, 1831. ibe= Ispol was born Nov. 21, 1840.] OM SWIM COMMlSalON.—Yesterday s court adds Masshiss was held at Guildhall. On the bearing aft segost OM medical Ulcer, and the colealations of Us triiimusr, it was resolved that every proprietor of lislighwhouses should be bold bound to provide water aof the sainimant amount of 24 gallons per h rora. nli r dimities ea the nods of restudying the evil of having mediae,' courts sad alleys la this City of the me sale thea took place, on the emplinat of this audicsl al oe, that ask memo of dasiguatioa sea smetiaus the cam of Matrons delay is his reaching a esse of ex treme Mates. AU the masers of this mit admitted end sorroboratsil the isessmiesc• emplaised of, and as (►ams LAST /111011 ell (warn) LOCAL SHARE MARKETS. Foation•Orncc, Nov. 23.—The Queen has been raiouily pleased ms apjsiint the Hon, Richard Bingham, We Secretary to bar Majesty's Legation at Naples, to bo fur Majesty's Chargi d'Affaires and Consul-Cienaral is the republic of Venessela ; also been graciosaly pleased to ap• poist Williams R. Mamas, Esq. sow Britiah Vito-Consal at !)stops. to bo her Majwity's , Consial at Diarbobir; slat bars praciouslT pleased to appoint Robert Campbell, Eat,. sow % use-Cooml at Vesicle to be Isar Majesty's Canal at Dunkirk ; also Wen gracitoldr_Ploswd Wood Bask! Benoit' 'Liberman, Esq., tow British Vin-Conanl at Skaaphai, to be ber llsjevy's Consul at Amoy ; also beea gracio us ly pleased to app o iat Jobs Gawp Cops Lewis Bewaliam, Esq., to he her Majesty's Consul to this republic M LAMM. Lrenneciot., Nov. 23.—Tk• market bas been tolerably Armes regards prises, but rather quiet as regards business. The tranasetions are thus reported :—Birkenhead (late Cheshire sad Birkenhead), 211—Caledonian, 311—Eastern ColintlOS, 12 11.16—Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee, 61 — Lancashire sad Yorkshire, 86—Ditto (filth shares), 3 1-16 d. —Leeds Northernalate Leeds and Think), 17 13.10--Lon. don and •North Western, 126—Ditto (fifth shares), 4j p. 79I—North British, 94-Bouth Eastern and Dover, 24 31 4—York, Newcastle, and Berwick, 19 184 — York and North Midland, 30—Dublin and Belfast Junc tion, 31d.—Newry and Warrenpoint, 7. Mancresena, Nov. 23.—The sales is several stocks have been at rather lower prices, but London and North Western, Dover, and Midland improved, and the market is reported firmer at the close. There has bee. hut • moderate extent of business. Cheshire Juuctions, Of du.—Chester and Birkenhead, 214—Eastern Counties, 121—East Lanca shire 8i: per Cent. Pref., 9 9-16—Leeds, 87 4—London sad North Western, 126—Sheffield, 32I—Ditto 10J. Peet., 111 —Miuland, 791—North British, 94—North Stafford, 41 dia. —South limiters, 24—York and Nee& Midland, 30. BIRMINGHAM, Nov. 23.—This whet was very firm to day, and a very fair sawetd barlasn was done. London and North Westerns ware dose. at 126, Birmingham and Stara Valley at 101, sad Sawa Ilhallerils at Z din. Lague, Nov. 23.—The atm whit has been better this • as regards prime, Ist wily a limited business is doing. Midlands clued at 794 ; Bast Lancashire@ ' 191; North Western Prefs. at 151, and York and Nort h Midlands at 30. Holden of shares are very firm. dli. Into the mew of dmoffristai the wL Oa madam ot Mr. Barber, it wee resolved te at tain. M. .ere, by way of negotiation, the reememill of the NSW in Peal's Churchyard. DIATOM THROUGH VISITING COLLSLA HOSPITAL. ••011111116doy morning a respectable tradesman, of the name fif Yr. Jeremiah Pearce, builder, who resided is Hart- Mime% Covent geed= expired from Waren he ressived em Into:day asessing, th ' e 13th instant, while andeneserkeg dais minded= te its the Hake of Wellington lying in Main at Mama Hospital. No day is yet amid be the 4ssisser's lagoolt.-0a Monday morning Themes Watley, art.. beid an inquest at the Fishinongen' Arms, Wat anabe/wen Dials, touching the death of Charles Barton, mran, japanner. It appeared by the evidence, that idland went on Tuesday, the 16th inst., and was wady aufosated, being in the crowd sin boars sad a half. Oa his remit home he was taken ill, and died in a few hears. Mr. New, surgeon, proved the deemed died from the effects of estrlvamatios of blood on the entatanos and WAR-OFFICE, Nov. 23. let Dragoon Onards.—Ensign Richard O. Botsford Bolton, from the tftth Foot, to be cornet, by purchase. 7th Drsie.ort Onards.—Archibahl(:levltad, gent., to be car net, by purchase, vies Maclean, appointed to the 13th Light Dragoons. 10th Light Dragoons.—Jamea Alston Clark, gent. to be cornet, by purchase, vine Cut promo:ad. 16th Light Dragoons—Honourable Hugh Rowley to be caveat, by purchase, vice Lender, promoted. Ist Itegimeat of Feat.—Deur Roe Fenwith, gent., to be ensign, without purchase, vim Seroope, promoted. 3rd Foot.—Lieutenant Richard George Arabent Luard to be captain, by purchase, vice Blair, who retires ; Resign Leonard Sidsbottosa to be lieutenant, by porcine', vial Laud; Wdliam Roes Turner, gent , to be ensign, by purchase, vice NevlUe, appointed to the 86th Foot. kth Foot.—William Cole Hamilton, get, to be ensign, by purchase, vies Oniersoo, 13th Foot —John Angerstein Rowley, gent., to be en sign by purchase vice Montgomery, promoted. lath !hot Prittis Cosby, gent., to be ensign, by purchase, vice Helyar, promoted • Walter Frederick Blunt, gent., to be ensign, by purcha se, vim Coots, pro- Wart. 16th Foot —William Henry Rainsford, gent., to be en sign, without purchase, via Quirt promoted In the 73rd Foot. 18th Foot.—Robert Hoey-Jez Blake, goat, to b ensign, without purchase, vi& °areas, reamated. list loot,—Lieutenant Joha Wear te be aplals, without purchase, vice Albouy, deemed ; Barad Lieutenant Crofton Peddie to be first lieutenant, widget purchase, Tits Watson ; Gentleman Cadet John Orme Image, from the Itial Military College, to be eery, without purchase, vice Peddie ; Anisette /WE uses Arthur Ja e kson Green t o b e ariateat-Bagesay vise Idge, who res 22.ndT , :Ot.—Lawrence Nicholas Dyes Hammond, gent., to be ensign, without purchase, Tree Clarnertill, arced. 23rd Foot.—Joseph Henry Butler, gent., to be nomad lieu tenant, by purchase, vice Jobs, promoted. 2trth Foot.—James Moorhead, gent, to be mien, without purchase, vice Harvey, 27th Foot.—William litac=thurth Eland], gent, to be ensign, by purchase. 30th Foot .— Gentleman Cadet Imes Cavendish Hobbs, from the Royal Military College, to be ensign, without purchase, vice La Touch*, doomed. Eth Foot. —Edward Tedlie, gent, to be ensign, by purelaae, vice Hardinge, who retires. 37th Foot. —Frederick Jobs Mash lad, goat., to be aria% by purchase, vise Bakes, pereted. mingles et the brain. The jury returned a verdict ac cordingly. FORGED Batt[ or ENGLAND Noma.—WO learn that Manchester was never so subject to the frauds of forgers and coition as at the present time. Oa Thursday evening last a respectable looking young man, giving the name of Pierce, took lodgings in Ororrenor-street, Chorlton uposi-Medleek, Manchester, and on Saturday evening he seat oat the servant girl to get change for a 101. Bulk of England note. The servant got the not* cashed at the shop of Mr. Bracewell, butcher, 61, Brook-street. On present lag Pierce with the change be ascertained where she had obtained it, and afterwards called himself at Bramwell's shop and *Maimed change for a 61. note, not mentioning that he woe the person who had sent the 101. note of course. The two soles were subsequently sent to the Bank of England Branch, and were pronounced " forged" and have now found their way into the hands of Mr. Buwick, chief superinteadent of police. Another U. note, which is a forged one, has also sines been sent to the police, and was evidently put in circulatioa by the same penes, as it bears the same date and number, resembling them in all respects. The notes bear date, London, April 12,1862, and are &good linitationof the genuine notte,being well engraved and printed on • water-marked paper,with the words " Bask of England " in the watermark itself, at the bottom ,• but the surface of the paper is rough, and has a very different feel. Pierce never returned to his lodgings after getting his change. He left a carpet bag, apparently well filled, but which, on being opened, turns out to be a sham like his notes, being filled - with mares grey ashen of no value. He is described as about 30 years of age, 6 feet 8 inehoe high, of slight make, with light hair, bushy whiskers, modest address, and effeminate voice. CoMen are very successful in poring their hese money, and it is to be regretted that many parties, discouraged by the bun of time is attending a mart Of Justine, where the pay of witnemes is only half• frerows ada , will not coma forward to assist In punish ing as THE MURDER or A FARMER AND HIS WIPE, NEAR STATlolD.—Yesterday and the previous day the Hon. and lie•. A. C. Talbot and Dr. Knight, county ma gistrates, were engaged at the Stafford County Prison la investigating a charge preferred against Henry Blackburn, Edward Welch, and Peter Kerma, of murdering John Blackburn and Jane his wife, at the Ash Flats, near Staf ford. The prisoner Henry Blackburn was the son of the murdered couple ; t►e other three prisoners are Irishmen, two of them—Moore and Welch, beingrelated to each other by marriage. The charge against Hoary Blackburn was first proceeded with, and the evidence adduced against him has been considered by the magistrates sufficient to warrant them putting him upon his trial, and accordingly he stands emunitted for trial for the wilful murder of his father sad mother. The examination of the other prisoners was pro ceeding at the time our parcel woe despatched. DEATH OP THE BET or Tonts.—A correspondent of the Sad., writing from Oenoa on N•rv. 17, says A letter has arrived here from Cagliari (Sardinia) of Nov. 16 with the news of the death of the Bey of Tunis. Thss letter adds that, on this news being received, the English squadron sailed towards Tunis, when the bench squadron is cruising. We have not yet mareived this ['asthenia, at Genoa from any other quarter." MEMBER TOR HUNTINGDON.—WO leant by the last mail that Mr. Thomas Baring, the member for ant ingdon, had been seriously ind sported at New York, and was confined to his hotel. 101 l was stated to have been his dimes. He was expected to leave for Liverpool in the next steamer (the Arctic). LIVERPOOL ELECTION. The Liverpool Alltiors states that there is to be a petition milieu the return of Mr. Frisbee Mackenzie and Mr. Tumor, for that borough. The allegations an bribery sad treating. MIL WA YS. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocE. The railway market continues steadily rising, and prices are to-day all better, much confidence being evinced bthe dealers. Oxford and Worcester, Berwick,Edinburgh, Perth and Dundee, and Caledo nian stocks are especially higher. French lines are lower than yesterday ; but Namur and Liege and Sambre and ]liens are decidedly higher. MARDI AND STOCKS TINOIIANANTKKD. Ln.w.es. IN to 11 today ap p.n. . . m ad bir &et s, •te;j.. leastiro Illna.Weiv. User Tale , lALAChse. 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N N as 111 In. IR. St. li' • .4 • 1110 11111 ff eellat.„ De. II pat doses CAMS . . nuu 'sell isdin )two *ll.Tidisbir=Osar Waeldril _ TZew er sUos mew, SaLtents. FOIZION II 4 it, iwg. 11:184 , 4 Alagite • ad Smiipa .. 10 111441151i0 . .. 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SO -- i iis Pas lo lIIS e t I la lILWATI. 1 II II Si Si I aim A $ 4en Ear 1 pa ll' I le 11 pa 4 ip• ii g si I* j he Ili i 121 li 14 NI a 1 1: : friar If ( = o la..) 11 14 of Frame._ 10 all Dia lIN.I per N. le IM Abler W.. sll glea Trunk Prefer. SO 11 orfer brwr a sal budesex M IS Peril awl bpase 10 Se reflood °Nene 10 10 Mbar' ANN 00 N earb sod Illreeleere . 10 4 P.rbeararmlObarbeffl 111 11 Quell* Minks/ .. au to Meuse eN4 Nemo ... 10 X •Wasils• NM Neer 10 1.. Upper 611411erb ei all west Flamer. IS s Waters of Praire_ .. Is Ini pm 6/ lii is iii 51 61 pm e I Pia 31 SI 1.1 114 111 i i 12e 5 if 10P II pa MONEY MARKET. Te MOAT /3 VININO. The English stock market again showed a strong upward tendency to day. Early in the morning the broker who usually acts for the ltothschilds made a purchase of 100,0001. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cent. Stock, which carried the price to 1031, and imparted much strength to the market. Consols quickly reached 1011, but the government broker, who soon afterwards made his appearance, only bought for the sinking fund, and uut for the savings banks, as Joe the last weelkpr two. IRA* 111, 11 ded to 1011 to 1, both for niotiEj d 131 e oth Deoeialier, at which the market • lett off steady. The list of actual business is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols for money, 101, 1, ; ditto for account, 1011, 4, 1. 'Three per Cent. Re. clued, 1001, 2, 2 .. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1034, 1 1, 1, 2 Long Annuities, 1860, 61. India Stock, 273. Bank Stock, 2231, 223. Exchequer Bills of both issues remain quoted 695. to 725. prem. India Bonds were purchased at 83e. prem. In the foreign house the chief change in price was in Grenadian stocks, which were considerably better, especially the Deferred. Mexican Bonds were flat, although, so far as the payment of the dividend is concerned, the prospects of the bondholders are improved. In Sardinian stock there has been a great number of transactions, and the late advance is well supported. The scrip of the Austrian, Swedish, and Turkish loans is firmer. Sales are reported as follows :—Austrian Five per Cent. Scrip, 8 prem. Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. (1852), 971. Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 971 (ex change 25f.). Dutch Two-and a-Half per Cents., 66, 661, a. Ecuador Bonds, 5. Granada Ono-and-a- Half per Cents., cx. Dec., 1849, Coupon, 221; ditto Deferred, 101, 111, 1. Mexican Three per Cents., 231 ; ditto for account 30th Nov., 251, 1 . Peruvian Actives ' for account, 104; ditto Deferr e d Three per Cents., 63, 621. Portuguese Converted Four per Cents., 371. Sardinian Five per C e nt s ., 991, 1, 1001, 991, 1001, 091. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 521, 311 ; ditto Deferred Three per Cents., 23. Swedi s h Mortgage Loan, 11, 1 dis. Turkish Six per Cent., 3 prim. - Business is recorded to-day in the shares of the Bank of Australasia at 701 ; English, Scottish, and Australian Bank, 41; London Chartered Bank of Australia, 4; Union Bank of Australia 601, 60; Union Bank of London, 181, 1, 1 • Australian Royal Mail Steam, 34, 4 ; Crystal Palace, 41, • Electric Telegraph Company of Ireland, 11; Gene ral Screw Steam Shipping, 551, 53, being a further advance; Netherlands Land Enclosure, 24 ; reninsular and Oriental Steam (201. paid), 49, 50. Shares of the Zealand Railway just placed upon the market are quoted 11 to 2 prem. ; Lake Constance and Buie Railway, 1 to 11 prem.; Wimbledon and Croydon Railway, 21 to 24 prem.; Beziers and Oraisseesac Railway, 11 to 11 prem.; Royal Swedish Railway, to prem. ; Magdalena Steam, 1 to 1 prem. ; F reach South Eastern Railway, 1 to 11 prem. ; Antwerp nod Rotterdam Rail way, 1 to 1 prem. ; French Crystal Palace, a to I prem.; Chiriqui Rocid,l to prem.; Bordeaux and Cette, 51 to 6 prem.; Western Railway of Swit zerland, 11 to 14 prem.; Ebro Canal, 14 to 21 prom. Friday next, the 26th inst., has been appointed settling day for the shares of the Wimbledon and Croydon Railway, the Crystal Palace of France, and the National Patent Steam Fuel Company. The two former undertakings are to be marked in the official list, but not so the latter. St. Petersburg letters notice another rise in the quotation of exchange on London, which ruled at 39d. to 391 d. The natural consequence of this rise is a resumption of the shipments of gold to Russia. The Hamburg steamer which left to-day took out between 80,0001. and 100,000!. for that quarter. The amount of bills drawn by the East India Company, front the 7th to the 23rd instant, is as follows : Rate of Exchange. Bcal madras £9 4: 2 7 68 57 6 3 ) 24. Id. per Company's r. Bombay Total .... £116,148 5 9 The transactions in foreign bills of exchange to day, although limited, still showed on the whole that the supply of bills exoeeds the demand. Thus Paris was a shade higher at 25.171 to 221 for short, and 25.40 to 421 for three months. Belgian places show no alteration. Amsterdam was done at 11.181 to 19 for three months, and short at 11.16/ to 17. Bills on Hamburg were offered more freely than for some time past, and the quotation was consequently higher at 13.7 to 1. St. Petersburg was in demand at 381 to 1. Frankfort ruled at 120, money. For Vienna and Trieste there was rather more demand at 11.42 to 45 for the former, and 11.44 to 48 for the latter. Italian, Spanish, and Portuguese places were unaltered. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocr.. There is lees business in the English stock market to-day, but the general feeling is one of firmness, and the late improvement is fairly supported. Con sole are quoted 101/ to 1 for money and 1011 for amount. The Three per Cent. Reduced mark 100/ to I; Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1031 to India Stock, 277. Bank Stock, 223. Exchequer Bills, 685., 695., 725. premium. The foreign stock transactions have been quiet. Spanish bonds are firmer, Belgian rather higher, and Turkish scrip flatter than yesterday. Brazilian New Four-and-a-Half per Cent. bonds have met with a good many transactions, between 96/ and 971. Gra.' nada Deferred bonds mark 11; ; Spanish Old Threes, 62k; ditto New Deferred, 25/ to I; Turkish scrip, 21 to 2/ prem. ; Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 981 to 99. Peruvian Deferred, 621. COLLISION At BEA.—The schooner Arethusa towed into the port of Belfast on Thursday evening, in a damaged condition, by the brig John Thompson , Thomp son, master, alter having come into collision with another vessel, and oeiog tossed about the Channel for a r.umber of days, with—a rather singular eireumstance—the master, John Wakeham, only on board. We have learned that the Arethusa, while on her voyage from Bristol to Liverpool, was run into on the 12 inst., by a large vessel the name of which is at present unknown. While the vessels were in contact, the crew of the Arethusa fearing she would go down succeeded in getting on board the strange ship, leaving) only their gallant commander on b oar d, w h o, with that bravery which distinguishes the muter, of our mercantile navy, refused to leave his ship while there existed the least chance of her remaining afloat. The unknown ship, almost immediately a ft er the colli s i on , bore away, leaving the Arethusa solely manned by Capt. Wakeham, with all the dangers of his vessel being in a sinking state without a friendly hand te assist him. In this singular condition the Arethusa bore her brave captain and a very valuable freight of line, sheet-tin, itc., through different parts of the Irish Channel, according to the vary ing@ of the breeze, Capt. Wakeham being engaged alter nately keeping himself afloat by means of the pumps, attending to the wheel, and, when ability allowed him, shifting some canvas. At length, on the 16th, a sail tip which proved to be the bri g John Thompson, whi c h Immediately bore down to his assistance, and a hawser with two men were placed on board the Arsthuss,, and she was taken In tow by the brig.—North•ris Whig. RAILWAYS IN rimunoNr.—The Council-General of the Municipality of. Genoa, in its meeting of the 17th, de• clued itself favourable to the construction of a railway from Genoa to Switzerland, and also declared itself ready to increase the sum already voted for the purpose bp the municipality. The passage of the Alps will, it is believed, ' be effected at the L.ckmoaier paw 77i I Si Ti I 14i i 111 I S II S S a l LI 7 N 4 Is_ 111 Ili • is! a is` 17J I 3$ 40 COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.—THIS DAY. There eras no alteration in the value of either English or foreign Wheat this morning. The supplies of the latter continue large ; on the other hand tke demand being good, both from neighbouring and more distant millers, no accu mulation of stock takes place, and prices begin rather to stiffen. Flour was fully as dear this morning. English Barley scarcely sold so well as on Monday last, but foreign, for grinding purposes, was in fair request, at former rata.. Oats were in good supply from Ireland and abroad, and the trade ruled dull at the quotations of last market-day. Beans and rem quiet. ANHIVALII INTO LONDON 7310/11 32nd NOV. w 24th NOV. (Na. Nagllsh. Soutan. Limb. tureirn. Ostn 40 11470 4110 10390 Baler 4380 I . 030 I 1500 Malt ..... 10311 MINCING-LANE.—TIIIS DAY. 81:10A11.—The market continues dull ; yet we cannot make any alteration in prices tu-day. The public wiles consisted of liavannah and China, the damaged portiut of which only sold. Refined quoted dull, at yesterday's prices. COYFEL.—There has not been a public sale to-day : good ordinary native Ceylon quoted 45e. Gd. to 475. TEA.—This article continues dull of sale. Bricas.—Pirnento sold in public eale s t p, r. to 61..1. pee lb. P apes ohiody bosibt is to .yid. rid is io A. Kum, lb. 7d li . la t iP c/r. e red. African Moser, as. Gd. CorroN continues dull of sale, and sales to any extent could not be made without giving way in prices. Rica —IA casks Carolina American, cleaned, partly sold at 265. to 28s. In other articles no material alteration. r BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—THIS DAY. Messrs. l'attenden and Smith report that the market is d for all sorts, and there is a good inquiry for 1846'5, 1846'5, and 1847'5. Currency : Mid an d E ast K eats, 4 ' . 4s i St M.; Weald Keats, 4t. 4s. to 41. ss. ; Sussex, 4/. to M. folt COAL MAIOCET.—THIS DAY. Walls End Riddell, 15s. ; Walla End Haswell, 175.; Walls End Itetton, 175.; Walls End Stewart's, 17n. ; Walla End Tees, 17s.—Skips at market, 355. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The Tallow market is steady, with a good demand for Y.C. in loco. Partin continue to realise on their specula tive purchases, for forward delivery, the price of which has, in consequence, declined. The present quotations are u follows:—Town Tallow, 475. Gd. nett cash. ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 475. 6d.; All this year, 475. 3d.; January to March, (1863), 475. Gd.; October to 3M ' camber, (18.53), 465. NAVAL ADMIRALTY, Nov. 23. PROMOTION.— Second Muter F. D. Ilenwood, promoted to rnaster.—Aerotxr lienTe.—Surgeun Superintendent J. Bower, to Pyreases, consist ship. Assistant Surgeon J. Toney, confirmed to Salamander. Assistant Inspector of Steam Machinery W. Lynn, to Portsmouth Dockyard. Second Muter G. W. Grey, to Coast Guard. Naval Cadet H. F. Campbell, hie firs nomination. Tag llor Frewen M.P., has ad dressed the following letter on this subject to the Sussex Express of Saturday last:—" Sir —I have been informed that several of the Sussex bop planter. are about to peti tion the Mouse of Commons to take off t h e war duty, and the 6 per cent. imposed by the act of 1840. 1 am very sony to hear of this, because it will most probably end in our remaining as we are. When the hop duty only produces upon an average something like 270,0001., or 280,0001. a year, if the planters feel the pressure of it, of course they ought to ask to have the whole of it taken o ff , as it i s so em ail an amount of revenue for the government to give up. If I may judge from past experience, I do not believe that a preposal to take off one•helf the duty would be entertained by the house. I should say that hardly anything is more calculated to strengthen our cue in their estimation than the fact of being opposed in their movement by the pla n t ers in East and Mid Kent.' TILE FUNERAL OF THE TWICE DE LEVU/URN /IEIW took place on the 4th at St. Petersburg, in the church of St. John of Jerusalem. The Emperor of Russia was present, as were the grand-dukes, his sons ; General de Rochow, Minister of Prussia; General de Mensdorff, Minister of Austria ; Sir Hamilton Seymour, Minister of England ; Count do Reiset, Charge d'Affaires of France; and the envoys of Holland, Greece, Bavaria, Denmark, &c. The cortege was of great length, and consisted of large bodies of troops, the principal functionaries of the court, the members of the Beaux Arta and other public bodies, the general officers of the army, the household of the deceased, heralds, and the various orders of the deceased. &c. The funeral car was drawn by six horses covered with black caparisons, bearing the arms of the house of Leuchtenberg, and led by grooms in mourning cloaks; two aides-de-eamp of the deeeaacd and two subaltern officers stood on the car beside the coffin ; and the corners of the pall were held by lour colonels of the guard. Tho Emperor and his sone followed on horseback, immediately behind the funeral ear, and were accompanied by a moat numerous staff, all in mourning. The streets through which the cor tege passed were lined with troops ; awl when the car arrived at the church, the coffin was carried inside by the aides-de-camp of the deceased and other persona appointed for the purpose, and was by them placed on a catafalque prepared to receive it. The coffin was covered with the mortuary cloth of an imperial prince, being gold brocade trimmed with ermine. The decorations of the deceased were placed on steels at each side. During the time the bod' had lain in state, persons of all classes were admitted to view the ceremonial, and all the theatres and plans of amusement were shut. In the church, on the arrival of the body, were assembled all the persons of the court whose duty did not cause them to form part of the cortege. At the funeral servios, the Archbishop of Mohileff officiated, after which the body was let down into the vault prepared for it, in the midst of a general salute of firearms from all the troops present. The ceremony then terminated. FALL OF A HOUSE, BARNSLEY.—COOLNESS.— Last week the gable end of the Hare and Hounds Inn fell down, fortunately without injuriag any of the inmates. According to a local paper, a lodger sleeping in the room adjoining the wall was not awoke by the noise, and on the landlord going to him and telling him to get up, as the house was falling, he made answer by saying, "It may fall then: I've paid for my bed, and I'll take good care that I have my sleep out." Thus the lodger laid his wonted time, exposed to the weather and the gaze of a large number of persons that bad been drawn there by the accident. This story reminds us of the man who, being shaken up, and told that the house was on fire, turned round again to sleep, and said, " Well, you must speak to my wife, I don't meddle with household affairs." And of the other member of the same cool family who, when told in bed that his wife had expired, nestled under the clothes, and murmured, " Dear me, how sorry I shall be in the morning." There is really something grand in coolness of this description.— The Builder. CELESTIAL PIIENOIIKNON.—On Thursday evening, at some minutes before seven o'clock, a breed and brilliant portion of the eastern sky, illuminated by the Aurora, attracted the attention of many, from the light given forth, which almost equalled that of the quarter moon. In a few minutes a dark red stream was seen in the centre of many colours, beautiful as those of the rainbow, and shoot ing up towards the zenith, a broad belt of the heavens became almost the colour of blood, the singular phenome non, extending in an arch seemingly resting on the clouds, about 30 degrees above the eastern and western horizon. Suddenly the arch broke in the zenith, but in a moment it again became entire, and the redone brightened, making some of the spectators exclaim that the heavens were on fire. In lies than ten minutes the portentous scarlet of the sky was gone, and nothing was seen but the flickering and evanescent beams of the moon.—Dundee Courier. PUERILITY or DESPOTISM.—This Milan corre spondent of the Opinrorro writes on the 13th. The little news I have to communicate is of an unfavourable nature. The astonishment and tear caused by the proms esomfre and the continual arrests, decreed by the commission of Meatus, are so general that every one is afraid to open bin mouth. A word, a chance meeting, some imprudent ex pression used in a letter transmitted by the poet, are a tinfll. cient pretext to justify domiciliary visits and imprisonment. Some days ago, despatches having reached for General Martini, the postmaster forwarded them to the general by one of his employ. s, who wore a long beard. Whilst wait ing in the ants-chamber to deliver his despatebee and obtain • receipt, the latter occupied himself in curling his mousta chice. The general, to whom the act was reported, pro nounced it to be indecent, disrespectful, and revolutionary. After treating the man with great rudeness, the general sent for the postmaster, and directed him to enjoin all his innplop , s to shave off their beards. A barber, by his order, proceeded forthwith to the post-o Moe for the purpose. On the following day the whole of the anployea bad their china es smooth as potatoes. Buass'e Larrras To GEORGE Tuomeow.—The my interesting swiss efletters which Burns addressed to the lata Gears Thumma was sold on Wednesday by Mr. Nisbet, at the acne et the sale of the library of the late Mr. C. B. Tait. The volume was pat up at two hundred keen competition, was knocked down or two aftere awl slaty guineas. The purchaser is ea &wilds as Memo misuse name has not yet transpired ; but we are Ole to ammanunisate what our readers, we are as sured, willeeledee to learn, that there is every probability that the Taken will remain in ficodand.—Edimburgh SS SS NO 11l U U IN IN N N Ii i 111 II Ili Ai Q NI 8 Ii IS SI itl ish ni i tit 103 a