The Express. — London, England, 1849-11-02 00:00:00

/e.,z... e1..:5 r r* ~~~ >::~-•. - No. 994.) lIGRATION to AUSTRALIA. Sttl pimp soolo SU kr mei adult, sersestsm4l: s walk mesolelle permi t who are ke• Ike pm: rem' te We Adll 0010Ww, at Ilk milk oweopl awl* a LUIZ ef doe IkeEtkor Mid er IMP WwWWA ew soltoßwas of Amp i m s aw sseedgm, et es kw 0010 id pow MM. flop emeds - mailed le ke epoeklei Wks lettrars mks ark" mid melba doopoulied ke due Wed weetkr pwwitled% mai* winos searestor dills Ikea. STATROLAR, MPS ter banks. J. W. LA" Ressmeesr, s s , ADELAIDE rad PORT PIIILLIP; er mil Ma Lemke Itemosher gia Myra& Itswaskse moony, Ceetreesder 0 D SPROUL, , kr ADE LAIDE awl PO 7 RT m PHILL am IP ; sell BOIS lake November IS, ism Mom* Newormor TROUBADOUR. WO tees Irtriee r l. BWW, Cerasoodw, ter ADE LIDO est PONT PHILLIP; teal from leaden December 1, trek i="Dreeetter U. upiredid ate bees peeps VIM frahrehr etasusede• Nos kr skis oloworpokerl kik 'tweet dodo Wes loft red wit erelloOlthey ones meg &kW* eodskaNke for km ee. led *us prowipore. 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Pm Matto her mg What mtlstiossig•trratan W_MALL(buil of lubers), plummet, lato•MsttM T. D. .W. 4. Otammet, 111,41 1 1 1, TIP . '. .01 0. 1111131 101 MOM* & East lailmatto. bum . .....--. Zomba Trim Is dr Mit Taft Deft lau Paniumbabost way If =MM. LI.DON ASSURANCE CORPORATION, NOHOW by Iv* Chair Y tbs Nip et Hag Osage dr Or UN, lb% awl Nada, Imarames. 7, Hopi larliserk, JrisidNost. JOHN LAOWOM rERBONB of INDUSTRIOUS HABITS; either NY aut 4 bowl, Yee% imay SLUM NODIMATZ the sale 4 netlike 4 Fa hi ash, Aber ponvrogyer I. 4"in v e r l i a gt INDIA C l = rim% Orme Sift Cianlyard, Qty. --- -•- - DUTUH — ADATER ROOM—THOMAS F AAN.DING. 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I,llow. amma•mbirt4. on the u mt. 6. =l .- asolla Halt ma arsorturst at 1 , 11114110 . a . al 01.24118 AL IRON 1' am ammt ha sppromehol either lam misty. amity. brays( lied/their umpiellorsa at work: alauhip, whlleilmt pekes me on that ask kr alike ids asta bithisest Mahon so salmbroirdkr ear that arprorter 1 a outary. Bright stoves WWI bramed mamemalm art Soo mats of ion. Li I to •, ditto with amok arommlas old two ask el BS 111 m. to twenty gstamse; Wires* kris aragieb. mkt tromt 7m. to t 6; dsd kmdera tram Bk.; ditto, will Ask murk eessesota, trout £.2 lis. tote giro; ilruksoh koma Is. M. the mot to it 4 4a. Syl vester sad sass pima meows Ink roliellms hurt! plates. The mum ream/ /rotary media sst mpusitut sr. DOIMII4I catalogues with sograviap mg (par pad) thes.--11mblilaul Wallaatraet a.a. ISA LAMPS of all SORTS aid PATTERNS.—The is well se eholegst segoelesiat el PALMERI KAG rOII treleher CANDLEWICKS; Magid" Argwea, gad a t LAWS. wal all tag Wad, Sapaggesegalg. awl ed Ur angst gad most regigralif patterns la grughh BelseSele anagr a m rweb& la Wages% at SWIM S. WI ppos r geed &utak, WOW Ili 31111WINES41111•4. sad No. I. Neggiaingtragt. whiw all the geggnalig aggides Ni vow gelling. 11.= la vary gnat varlgeg. 17Ingeg passe Casio (narked " Pallier IL peg IL; left y. Oiesplasg, sag. 4g. 341. per gags. TM newsy ratarged far every solids aot approvedaG Debbi intslegese, with engravinge, sent (pee pat) tree.—Evtabllasi Is WeileolegeL e..D. ISZO. BRAUTIFUL TEETH.—ROWLANDS' ocosiro, or ?EARL DRIITIFRICII. • white powder, rea. Ca4of dr &red or ad reared draihde el the Odds& 1 1 ' . 1 It ended tartar tow Ur him, W earee i 4e 2 S i o e t ra pier re dray, pebi pi la =dd . dr MCA pare end pearLtlhe whlidederd iris word and to the truth. Sawn le by Ile read eradleald from IM pre. ed • healthy erica sad rid are ladredoe Wit dr lad (If loom) an thus rendered Om la did sedtb. Puss la Id. per bO2 Ir. Mi. To protest the *die dr trall. dram Oerrledwere have da 'red the oropristed arse sad adders—tder. "A. ROWLAND ana SoN, 2 0 , Natlesierden.--te be swayed es the strop, odd le dad ea Oa lea. did by died r= ad perform INFLUENZA, COUGHS, sad COLDS.—Oar of Dr. LOCOM 11 0 1.11MOMIC WAFEW. slbrued Is dmly, la Mc amnia, Innadlaarty retina Ur mei Aslcw co* re NY. mil protect. meek bow tens an the Irritation et hp Ned treat. Dr. LOCOOLII WATEIS parr baptist MK owl • rapid we et ..thma, mad an dbratdat• at OM bra" mai bawl. TO asks asd phi.c ope.keta Uhry Ifiglandegie tor SAS011131•1 Babe : they Mw • rimel tads. Prins Is. 0.. fa Ile. par boa. Aprils.-Di Siva rod Os. Drib In% Loolla : by an rarttebbe mans; al wrens sir may br Mil Dr. WOODY% FINALR Whirr.'" Dr ear mob repomailsa le be sates by Indira Have as Wig al lialties.--iliworrelbalitatkas la the Sam PUls." FRANCE. PARIS, TEURIDAT, 5 It M. You are aware that this morning the Mouiteur published the list et the new adaisters, but the fiat appeared in the non-otticial part, and was not signed by tither the president or his ministers. This after noon, however, the emperor's nephew, the elu of the 10:h of December, has screwed hie courage to the sticking place, and en extraordinary . supplement to the Motifese contains the first imperial decree, done at our Palace of tt e Etysee, announcing that the pre sident bad been graciously pleased to accept the re signation of his late ministers, and that he had been gratioutly plasma to appoint as their successors the nonentities whose names were transmitted to yos last right. The fallowing is its text : " la the name of the French people, the - President et the Republic de:.•rees the following : " ' Art. 1. The resianation of the ministers is se cePted. ' Art. 2. Are appointed ministers : Genre IY/helpful, of Wiwi M. De Rayneval, of Foreign Affairs; M. Ferdinand Barret, of the laterior ; M. Rouble, of Julies; M. Bissau, of Public Works ; M. Parise, of Public Instruction and Worship • M. Dimas, of Agriculture and Commerce; M. AChille You'd, of Finance; Rear-Admiral Remain Desfosees, of Nisei . ne. " • General d'ilai!tpoul is charged, ad interim, with the portfolio of foretom affairs. ". Police of the RYA National, on the 31st of October, 1849. (Slmed) " The President of the Republic, " ' Louis NAPOLEON BONAPARTE:* The decree, se you see, is signed by the president of the republic alone, end not oountareignod, law much as none of the late ministers would do it. This is fortunately one of those fete days which are scrupulously preserved by the French people. They had made up their minds yesterday for a holida y to-day, and therefore Paris is eoesparatavely all the shops are closed, and the Bourse, and all the public offices are likewise shut up, and this dream stance has deprived the minietrial mutation of much of the excitement which wield otherwise have ben produced. Nevertheless gems Of people con gregate in the ogle int melee Of the streets, and 41:prosier ere eseedoelly let GT which• are esessorhat derogatory le the dignity of the imperial premier, fir as such all arm new hail Louis Twine. The treeltiaLcr r t i d e f t tse tb p s egeiatirin ; o f the ba the beldame et tibia they late. The attitud l rre president being as yet but expellent there seems little likelihood of any distil:boom A meeting of the Parliamentary Committee of the Conseil of State takes place to-iaght, wheel it is ex pected & declaration will be made in favloso of sup porting the new cabinet. The Bourse to-day is closed in eoneegasses of this bring All Saints-day. In the Passage de POpers . I qT• per Cents. were dote at 87f. 36e. The Dolmas has the follow.ng : Teseardes, et tea o'clee ell the mters, with the es- septet of M. Odin Banos, who wee coaled to his house m Boogied by ladispeshiee, ereethlea is cowbell at the - • r.l ro.—lt is stated that &privy Tte coir x 33 rt etweersatioe, it is mid, senora ea the po litical of affairs, mat on the seesseity d providiek a ~rarer fee M. de Fallen& IL Lewis Beesperse ad dressed the ashaletem, mod, while angesselew Na mad esteem der the perms ef east et lit - taialsters, lll = that I. his eyes his wiliest bad not known how to peserve it. indepeudease Inwards the majority of the Assembly. He ewes sliming to the diessisiwa ea the affairs of Italy, and to the We dellhasalleas of the uitives who meet at the swami! of Nate, ea In whist the lending semben of that party had bean mad on la eisept power la the neat of a ministerial wide. The president sloe, it is said, complathed of the delay whisk bed takes plass ia the changes . Cl the I of the wheinistreden, awl la the crepe ; and he esealnied from all these %eta that • tly intimate mead did sot exist between him, the chief of the executive power, and his Wahine. AU the members of the cabinet span teniethly declared that the president was perfectly at liberty to choose his miniature as he thought it, but is their Nub and consciences, having W their fulfilled deity with seal and good faith, and af ter the last vote of the majority, they could not Mader their resipatimas. hi. Louis Bonaparte then gave them to understand that they no linger penseseed his eosiidenc., and that he intended to call other =rto hie council. On retiring, the Mhaftille are said to ieelered with a laudable anxiety, whisk does then Ito newt that until the new =Witty was formed they would reeneia at theft poet to Walsh over the amides ad affairs end the piddle sateg,ee eberniag, however, to the preelideat. that they theasht fis the mune state ef public Mad a Mots eedd mt without groat dears babe mimed nom they 48 Mom METROPOLITAN SEWERS. THIS DAY. A curt of sowers wu held this day at the Au. No. 1, Greek-strut, Hobo. The fclio.ing conuakekseru were present :—Viseonat Ebeingtou, M.P. • Sir J. Bur goyne, Mr. Hardwick', Mr. Hawes, Mr. Rindall, Copula 'Vera, Captain Dawson. Mr. Law's, and Mr. E. Bur I phonon. Too char was taken by Vieeoaat BBIMICITON at Wale o'clock. THE KENILWORTHETTIEET SEWER. WEST INDIA MAIL. (By lisetrie Telerapb.] LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 2, 1849. After the despatch of some formal busies's, The CHAIRMAN observed that, in pursuance of the in tention intimated at the lest court, the eommittes had beat eareged in the further investigation of the eireamstaness oonseeted with the recent aesident, andi in obtaining ex planations from parties who were more or less mu oersted in the matter. On the evening of the previous day an expleaation wee received hoes Mr. Cubit* on the subject, which on some points append to be rather dimnpant front Mr. Philips's statemeat. The matter would, therefore, again be taken into coasides ken by the committee, bat it had been referred, and so farther statement would be made with regard to it In mart until the committee win able to glee a ampler& reprot as to the has, and to oommuniest• the public the conclusions which the, had formed with re garl to this lanuntable acesidtat. The court had, however, already taken retentions agenat the occunsnos of a similar madeat by the resolutions passed at a forma meeting. Mr. DAWSON then handed to the Chairman a letter whisk he bad received from Mr. B. Le Bibs., of 17, Adam antine,. Islidetebeidr, sad in whisk were .aimed *law* gaga of a pan tor saving the lit- et pawns engaged is liessEiWgoal swim The CHAIRMAN (after looking at the drawings) saltl— ike wprans appeared to be sailor eovertss i t t. e bead, the anaple of it resembling that of the diving A raolation was puled for referring the enausuniestion, end any similar pleas which might be neared to the com mittee. The board adjourned until 12 o'clock on Friday SOIL GENERAL council will be held at Windsor in the course of next week, at which a day will be appointed for a general thanksgiving to Almighty God upon the great decrease of cholera. POST-OFFICE NOTICK,—Drem, in Haddingtonehire, having been constituted a post.town, the post-oMc• there will be opened for the issue and payment of money orders. DEATH OF A FRIEND OF Buxxs.—Mr. A. fihnellie expired at his residence in Bruntatield-place, Edinburgh, on Sunday evening lass, at the advanced age:or 80 years. Mr. Bennie injoyed the intimate acquaintance of the poet Burns. and almost all the literary mend Edinburgh during the latter part of the last and the beginning of the present century. He carried on business as a printer on his own account for nearly sixty years. He held the office of dean of guild from 1819 to 1821, and was several times a magistrate of the city. He was one of the secretaries to. the Society of Asequartes of Scotland for more than forty years. His liberality end kindness of disposition, together with his singularly minute knowledge of the history and chariot'r of all the magnates of the Edinburgh of another day, made his society much esteemed.--Edinburgh Courant. STRANGE PREBLIONB FOR LADIES.—An eccentric old bachelor, who lately died at Madras, hes left a sum of 1,0001., the inured of which is to be divided annually into five portions, to be distributed at the discretion of the minis ter of St. Cyrus, Kincardineshire. One portion to be given to the tidiest woman that has been married in the parish Zerl;g the year, - and oi7e to the she:teat. A third Anion goes to the eldert woman married daring the year, sad the berth to the youngest. Will any young lady remain un married in Bt. Cyrus after this ? The strange old bachelor showed that hie intentions were kind, for he directed the Mk sum to be distributed in groceries amongst the poor.— Dumfries Courier. MONEY MARKET. THIS DAT. Two o'Clacx. The decline in the Roglish funds this morning, and the rather unsettled state of the market, are to be at tributed to the news from Paris respecting the change of ministry. Consols opened at 921 to 1 fur money, and 921 to 1 for account. The fluctuations since have been 92/, 4, and last 1 for cash, and 921,1, and / for title; at this moment they are rather steadier, and are quoted 921 to 1 both for money and the 14t h last. The Three per Cents. Reduced were done variously from 911 to 1. The Three and-a-Quarter per Cants., I were marked at 921 and 4. Exchequer Rills were ttaasactod at 425. and 455. premium. The foreign securities are rather flatter, and both Z Mexicans and Spanish were dealt in at a decline. tt The actual prices are : Danish Three per Cents., at I t 721; Dutch Two-and a-Half per Cents., at 531 and 4. u Mexican (ex January coupon), at 261 and 1. g Peruvian Active, at 521. Russian, at 107. Spanish to Five per Cents., at 161 and 1. 15 SROLIBII CURDS. 121 124 Beak Stock DT 9 3 pot 01.0aa. AOO. 931 i ii per CIL La Atom. 911 4 1 31 . p0r Cu 921 1 14 3 per 04. Oos.Asna., 921 1 SU* 410. to 454. 10 TRSI() l igi e g g 100 re Ct. Ambits loads. 00 3 1 per Ci. ()mods Mo. 14 17 40 par CL ley. armada Deferred 808.. 3 1 go gor Oast. I 5 per Ot. Mu, 1346.201 1 16 li per Ct. R&M 4 4 per 04 Perudoo Bdo.. Oa 100 Ditto Rim Poiluguro Cony., 33 4 50 gm:. &ma 19 41 train. Rius.al2 l 4o6 l l t a. 25 20 Ditto Doi. Edo.. 3 poi. Ci. 09•11/th lido. 3 44 6 IT Coistabloa Ida. 3 e Sisal& Deterred Ma. 3 pet Ct. 1161.03 4 Ditto Pamirs 8d0..30 0 es 24 per Ct. Dalt No.. 53 5 2 , l=t i . g 2ln= se,: : TV TS 4 p r Ct. Wok Cutt. II 3 24 lel MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY. st. Elusan.—The public sales, consisting of 150 hhda. Bar- 1 : badoes and 8,000 bags of Bengal, are going off steadily, at to full prices. Refined continues firm, with a felt dammed, at to previous rates. Grecery Lumps, 475. 6d. to 50e. 12 Correa.—This article appears to be very firm, at the late le advance; good ordinary native Ceylon, 43.. to 431 . 90 BALTPII7IIII.—Tbe small public sale of 250 bags went off in heavily ; refraction 84 sold at 265. 6d. SO Rica remains steady ; middling white Bengal mixed with 10 broken sold at fla. to 9s. 6d. Senors steady, without alteration in prices. lti Corrox.—The market has become rather dull, but prices 8t:. are supported. Tallow.—Advices from St. Petersburg inlaid this morn ing, exhibit a decline of 3ro. in price ; but, as the ship- ie ments for London are small, our price here have rather int- to proved than otherwise. The demand, however, continues small. Peteraburz Y.C. on the pot, 375. ; October to De tl - °ember delivery, 36.. fid. to 91. ; January to March delivery, 375. In other articles no matatitlaitakin. -!""""-- it. COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY. 13uddle's West Hartley, 15s. 6d,; Can's Hartley, 158.61 ; Edea Main, 17s. 9d.; Hastinees Hartley, 15e. 6d.; Tan- 20 .. Tan field Moor, 15s. ; West HsWey, 15s. 6d ; Wall's End i tZ Huwell, 18.. 6d.; Walls End Hetton, 18s. 64.; Walls 23 End Lainbton, 18s. ; Walls End Stewart '., 18s. 6d.; Walls u End Tees, 181. 6d.—Elhipe at market, 347 to BOROUGH MARKET.-THIS DAY. Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report that the demand for ga new Hops continues, at improving prices. Duty estimated u at 80,0001., and by some weirs is divided as fellows:— al Kent, 47,6001. ; Suisex, 19,3001.; remainder, 13,2001. et. total, 80,0001. SO St. MARK-LANK—THIS DAY. 'co The arrivals of Wheat coastwise during the week have been k it, small, and there was scarcely a sample exhibited for sale tkis as morning on the Butz and Kent stands. The offers from Lincoln and Cambridgeshire were less numer- lu ?s one than at the beginning of the week; nevertheless, factors ex pe rienced much difficulty in supporting Menday's rates. The arrivals from abroad since Saturday last exceed e 11,000 qn., the bulk of the supply going direct to the 10 miller. Notwithstanding the demand was fu from an- 10 tive, holden evinced no disposition to give way in prices, and Monday's quotations had to be paid for all good B r qualities. English barley was difficult of disposal at the rates 23 • current at the commenument of the week ; foreign for feeding as and grinding purposes was fully as dear. An attempt was ill made to establish a small advance upon Oats, but it was not N successful. Thus was a fair trade to-day, at the extreme lfl quotations of Monday. Beans and Peas without material alteration. to ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM 29th OCT. TO 2nd NOV. Ctrs. Ea.VA. ;botch. Iris. FM* IL Whilst 1 1 Barley ... . I Osts lOBO 003 Thur. 3,480 asks ; terrels. Met, LO DON Wheat, 45e. ed. ; Barley, $O.. ed. ; Mb, 1 es. ed. ; Rye, 23.. 2d. ; Dem. 2g. lid.; Poe, PO& Id. ilipemA !Ts ßios& Whast.lasritty.) 05t4. 0 1 Rye. I Beam., Pees. Sept. 22 ... ... 411 9d.271 1(117s 1 Us 111294 91,26 s al 29 ... ... 42 4 44127. 441174 Ild SW ...Sd 19, adr,3l. ed O c t. 6 ... ... 491 4,11174 7d.17s 5/1 244 911 294 0c1 , 999 5d IS ... „. 41 4 4d 1 224 Od Ils 24 94 4 rod Ille 10411314 Ild 20 .„ ... 41. 14:15, 24 174 4414. 941294 54,30 4 id 27 ... ... 41. 76 22s id 17. kt 932 &Iles 11411. Id —/ _ ----_—___l ____ 4 wesite A. Aver. ils 9.1 27s 9dil7s 6d 246 9.122• 3/1.261 96 Dorr.—Wasat, Fluky. Oats, Rye, &ass. sad Per, 18. FATAL DISTURBANCES IN TRINIDAD. IMPORTANT FROM JAMAICA. The packet ship Clyde arrived at Southampton:this esoesing. She brings 800,000 dollars on merchants' account. Her news from Jamaica is up to Oct. 8. At Panama there were 2,000 people waiting to procure a pump . to California, which they would mooted in doing in four American steamers that were ready to give them a . Muth ex citement existed in Trini dad l ag 7n consequence of a projected change in the treatment of small debtors, which went the length of causing a commo tion in the Port of Spain, which ended in loss of life. It appears that a law was passed imposing on small debtors the penalty of confinement and having their heads shaved—a punishment only inflicted on con demned criminal.. While the law was on its way to receive the sanction of the governor, the people rose to resist the intended enactment, and in such force as to reader it necessary to:call out the military. The 88th mgt. were called out, and or dered to fire on the people, and two women and one boy were killed. Ii the meantime a meeting of the respectable inhabitants took place, who petitioned the governor not to sanction the obnoxious measure. Lord Harris acceded, and the riot ended. Her Majesty's ship Champion was expected about the 10th Oct., from the west coast of Mexico, at Panama, with a very large remittance, which would be sent across the Isthmus, and transported on board one of the West India Com pany's vessels. The amount of the remittance is expected to be 1,500,000 dollars. At Jamaica the following resolutions passed the As sembly on the sth ult. : Resolved—" That in the present embarrased finan cial circumstances of the colony it is necessary that this house should use every means in its power to prevent the loss of revenue which may be expected to arise from the expiring of the act imposing a duty upon imports, and to check or prevent such an increase by importation without plying duty on the etcck of articles upon which duty has hitherto been paid, and will hereafter be levied as will increase the amount of such loss, and render additional direct taxation unavoidable in pro viding for the exigencies of the public." Resolved—" That this house will, in passing the bill now before it to impose a duty on articles im ported into th:s island, provide for the' recovery and collection of duties upon all goods liable to duty thereunder which shall have been' imported from and after the fifth day of the present month of Oetober."—The only event which can inva lidate the above is another prorogation or dissolution, which may take place if the Retrenchment Bill be re jected. The chief event at Demerara since the last mail has been the passing of the Franchise BilL Suer was quoted 16s. to 20e. per 1001 b. Freights dull. Exchange* on London.—Jamaict Bank drafts, 90 days, 1# per cent. premium • Colonial Bank, 90 days, I per cent. premium ; merc hant.' bills, par. Accounts from Barbadoes to the 10th October state that an abundance of rain had feller, and agricultural prospects were of the most cheering cha racter, and it was supposed that sugar would be made from the new cane before Christmas. All do. scriptions of native food were plentiful. In the im port market business was very dull, and dry foods were inactive. Our advice. from Demerara to the sth October mention that the new Franchise Bill, on which the Court of Policy had been engaged for some menthe, had paned the legislature, and came into operation ' on the 26th September. The new elections were to take place in the middle of November. The tax or dinance of 1847 had been renewed, and the supplies of the colony may therefore be considered to be voted till the end of the first quarter of 1850. Governor Barkly had removed to Demerara from Itesequebo. The Demerara Railway was advancing rapidly to gempletion. The weather had been very favourable, mazosly a drop of rain having fallen, and estates were making sugar as quickly as passible. The crop of 1849 has fallen short of that of last year by 8,000 lads. The weather had caused some sickness, but the existence of cholera is denied. The Demerara immolate were dull, and transactions confined entirely to retail. Tonnage was abundant and freights dull. Teen was a slight decline in sugar, in consequence of the dull accounts from the home markets. Rum was difficult of sale ; the brisk home demand for mo lasses kept up the price of that article. Flour in small lots brought Si dollars. St. Lucia had been suffering from very severe drought, and the heat was insufferable; but a few showers had fallen latterly, and done mach good to the island. In Antigua the weather continued highly favour able to agriculture, and planters were beginning to hope that the present rains would save the crops of that colony. DEATH OP THE BAIL OP vesenble peer expired at his east in Norfolk, ilsiddenkse Hall, on Tuesday last. Ile Wieldy was bee in 1772, sad needed to the title in the seas year, on the death el his father. He held the eke a swarm et the hone free April. 1836, to September, 1541, woe, lath or Isle end proem sesserehs be det . The will be weseeeded ia the edam leykls dd son, the Vlissuat Bury, who wee bees is the you 1794. The kb earl cultivated the habits end pewee a a ethatry 'redeems, but he was not eharther a private Museum ; en the eon. he beam wal hem as MD el the simutehest et the old whea t eel see a the few le the eitheeted Chutes Fox. Thee ere re :=6.lllles in leglewil better knows thee the bans of Hoppa : it is of Dash estrastion, end kMu lea sifted so one of the noble houses la Helland. The last set- Ma in this eenerny was • evego of Um Palms et °nap ia that eydlWe whisk dra ped the British 4,- 1 establhand Ike protestant esaaltallea. Patatic One roe le BouTHAMPTOX.— On the seameg of the Ist Nansther thethemplen aU the sesent sad hustle a • ; sad seeibusses enured with p= la stre i vergreens were rade" la all threstions le ben up the voters, end lode a made were *eke sheet the slime Alas teemedres meth in meet a the wards ten dins thumb eel members a the leathemplee Perliumeary sad Plesneki Helen Anolatea were steed as 401MO011itilla-Mlllll Vkffie "'et LB =tdiNot ado siessevaliva;ar elssaad. - a L & ard, 1 1 6 111 1“. Pala*, Whit*, ..d Boa; for Bt. Marrs, _Maws. Thisestorr, Kul% sad Cs et. Luna." XL Clark ; he Os. Meisel, Mr. Mumma; sad t or .11olyrood, s ilt. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. The judges this morning appointed the following days for holding the oreskse of the above wart for the en suing yeas : 1849—Nov. 26; Dee. 17. 1860—Jae. 7; Fob. 4 • Marsh 4; April 8; 14y 6; Jane 10; Jaby 8; AT*. 19; Sept. 16; Oet. 21. AUCTION OF THE CONNEMARA ESTATES. Yesterday, at the Auction Mart, Mr. Wainwright commenced the eale of the second portion of the estates of the late Thomasßarnewill Martin, Req. The large room of the' Auction Mart was well attended, but, In only few isatimets were Mdimp offered, aid, with the exception of some of the mailer lots ' the whole of the property o ff ered to.lsy was bought In by the tolicitor to the Law Life Aniumgcs Company, who an the mortgagees. The whole of the following lots consists of amble, pasinias and what the auctioneer darribes as "highly iseprombis bog land," and are situated in the barony of Mayrallen, bounded on the east by the county of the town of Galway, on the west by Connemara, on the north by Lomb Carib, and on the south by the Atlantic. The number of the tenants and the rentals are taken from a survey made in the year 1847 ; but it is believed that many chasing leas taken place since that time, and in some instances eddy port of the land produces the rent named. Each lot ismbjoin W a small quit rent to the mown. Lot 11. The Towlaad of Lissigurram, containing 157 a. 14 p. of arable, pasture, and bog, held by even yearly IMMO paying 151. 121.-knocked down for 3001. Lit 12. The Towland of Pollnacloyha, 1,391 a. 3r. 12p., arable, pasture, and bog, including 19 acres of lake, 22 acres on lease for life, at 141. 15s. 4d., the remainder let to 20 yearly tenants at 6U. 71.10,1.-1,8001. Lot 13. The Townland of Snockareassr, 814 a. Sr. 32p. of arable, pasture, and bog, including soma acres of lake, tem yearly tenants at 321. Ils. 6i1.-8001. Lot 14. The Townland of Keeach, 699 a. 1 1..10 p. ambit, pasture, and bog, on lease for lives at 111. 155.-4601. Lot 16. The Townlands of Samisens., Knockalough, and Finials:in, 4,673 a. Ir. 37 p., 31 enlace at various hold. ing. producing 1061. 14s. 10d., bought in at 6,0001., highest bidding offered-4,4601. Lot 16. The townlands of Oarrynagry ' 840 a. it. 30p., leased for lives, at 961. 6s. 2d.-bought in tor 3,0001. Lot 17. The townland of True, with a small hind in Lough Corrib, 3405. Or. 19p., let to a yearly tenant kit 11W. -bought in at 1,8001. ; 1,6501. offered. Lot 18. The townland of Oakileld, 259 e Or. 19p., leased for lives, at 561.75. 81.-9001. Lot 19. The townlands of Oortnagroagh and Pahy, 202 a. Or. 29p., lamed for lives at 621. 12.. 4d.-9401. Lot 20. The townland of Killola, 193 a. it. 21p., leased for lives at 531. 95.-8601. Lot 21. Towaland of Porridgetown West, 135 a. 2r. 24p., six yearly tenants at 371.3.. 36.-6001. Lot 22. Townland of Curraveha, 116 a. 2r. Bp., fourteen tenants at 611 15s. 46.-1,0001. Lot. 23. Townland of Laghtgannon, 186 a. Ir. 16p., 18 yearly tenants, producing 841.9.. 104.-1.5001. Lot 24. Townland of Beolnalappa, 31a. It. 32p., two yearly tenants for 151.-sold for 2551. Lot 25. The Townland of Magherabeg, 218 s. 2r., let on lives for 501.-8001. Lot 26. Townland of Rusaveala, 161 a. 3r. 27p., 17 acres on loam for 31. 16e. lld., the remainder held at 221. 176.101 ; a marble quarry on this lot in hand-1,0001. Lot 27. The Townland of Pinata?, 7,555 a. Or. 16p., 247 a. of which are lakes, the remainder principally unreelaimed lands-let to a yearly tenant for 451. The To of Let tertlr, 2,296 a. it. Sp., of which 1931 are lakes-let to a yearly tenant f..r 181.95. 2d. And the Townland of Clogker odours 716 a. 3r. 21p. pasture, bor, and lake ; total of lot 27 10,568 a. lr. 09. -bought in for 12,000/. Lot 23. The towuland of Cloghernagun, 12,324 is. Ir. 6p., and the towalanda of Olennsun, 1,220 a. or. 37 p. ; 80. roughaun, 1,760 a. 2 r. 37 p.; Knoekadougb, 643 a. Or. 23p. Total of lot 28 (chiefly in hand), 5,946 a. I r. 9 p., of which 407 acres are lakes, put up at 6,0001.-no bidding offend Lot 29. Townland of Gleniensurrin, 2,482 a. 3r. 26p., partly in hand-bought in at 3,0001., highest bidding ' 1,8001. Lot 30. Towslands of Formwell and Bheanapheseteen, 4,361 a. I r. 4 p.-no bidding offered. Lot 31. Townlands of Carrowndulla, Bufy, and Deny. vouibil, 1,302 a. 3r. 37 p.-bought in at 1,5001., highest offer, 9001. Lot 32. Townlards of Bunnueippoun and Loggsknnun, 895 a. 3 r. 11 p.-no bidding. Lot 33. Townlands of Uggool and floom, 3,083 a. 3r. 12p. -no bidding. Lot 34. Townlands of Claremont, Tonweeroe, and Deny lours, a residency called Clareville-house, and the tolls on the fairs and markets of Claremont, toted 704 a. 3r. 33p.- 1,8031. offend, bought in at the reserved price of 2,6001. Lot 35. Tema, Denman'', and other townlands and islands on laugh Comb, 738 a. 2r. 18p.-bought in for 2,5001. Lot 38. New Village and other townlands and Wends ea -oh Corrib, 1,268 a. 2r. Sp.-bought in at 8,600, highest, v.. 2,700. THE HANDLEY ESTATE.—WO understand that the Right lice. Lied Riven has jest completed the purchase of the whole of the Handley estate, la this county, the pro perty of the most noble the Marquis of 'Aimless'. The wrfmosey, we understand, was spirants of 60,0001. li sr old. ADVANTAGES OF THE REPEAL OF THE AMERICAN NAVIGATION LAWS.—AI present, Ifs fa the New foundlaad trade, the Americium km a Issued advantage over the British shipowner. Two wools belengimg sae to each Batas sail with cargoes of Mt Ur Tim& - The Aso. Tian ship this loads a serge of scam fee New York whisk she lands there, and takes provides, kr Nowileandkad, thus siestas three freights as the nem& The SalYsh ves sel, ea the other band, co lantinh a l= s et Brisk must now sail for New York is of ems, so freight far the intermediate trip, ea tibia the hope of groat for 6e whole voyage may chiefly depend. B y the vow rip of the United States, the vessels elm* aatkms will Oa= be able to compete on ea Real lasting. The slang in the American navigates kw is thus a mot material advantage to tido Dna& of British and is greatly in favour of an important trade In which this port is krgely interested. Siegler beselleiel regalia will doubtless acme to other trades. It is chiefly valuable, however, as an indication of the willingness of other nations to racdpeocata ameliorations in their commercial Godes, sad to follow the example est them by Great Britain.—Greueock Askartiesr. MIDDLESEX HOSPITAL.—A crisply general court of the governor on was bald yesterday the board-room of the isetitatios ; Henry Hunt, Beg., in the ,hair. Tb militates of the last meeting having been easieneed, a statement was read by the secretary, from whisk it appeared that the balsam is the beaker% hands onassated to 41484 14s. 114., and the basses from the lismeeitau Fund, to 16W. Ela. 2d. The number of games is the Merkel last week was 232, of whim 36 wars dlsimgui, and tsar died ; 38 were admitted &Awake sea ea poseent there remained is the hop ' gal M. Walla tbe lest three mouths /MO cholera out bid been Mended by the enedisal ream of ths sadM eiders patients were admitted into the hespibl. bed less dose at considerable additiseal ex power _as& it was hoped that the public would asineowle the selkf reeekred sake such extraordinary and palatal ter equeeleasse in a sebsteatial maser. Poring the quarter two legalise of 1001. goals, bequeathed by lip. 3. Powell Powell sad Hiss Kindler, had boss paid into the hada ; sad a lops, of Oa had been tesqueadied by Mies Lisa Palmer, whisk was not yet pail. Ups. the saggegfloa of the lsetureek aminsunicated by Mr. Campbell Billows, env pea, the beard resolved that • lesecreabb ss••=vs eastamy be ketisited at the Middles: Wend ed Da mews Whig bon *made Ne Shaft allieramd• Oet. 6. i ii 1 41 4 41 1 ',Sept. 29.1 Oct. 13.1 SMITHFIELD MARKET.—THIS DAY. We have an increased supply of Bette, but the demand is scarcely so great ; the quotations of Monday last are with difficulty supported for the choicest descriptions, sad barely obtained for second-rate. The number of Sheep is also Urger, owieg to Monday's advance ; the town being tolerably clear of provisions, the quotations of that day an still realised. Calves have experienced a considerable rise ; the choicest kinds readily make 45., and in a few instances rather more than that is realised. There is an improvement in trade for Pigs, weather being favourable. Prom Germany and Holland there are 193 Beasts, 620 Sheep, 64 Calves, and 30 Pigs ; from Leicester and Northampton, 400 Beasts ; sad 141 Mitch Cows from the home counties. /Yr Moos ot Oan a. d. ad. Per Woo of Ms. a d... d. ask NOW Haratardo.. f 1 4 Bot Dec a Mid,. as ee 0 e moccasins ...... 3 31 Met Lestmeob....m. 3;3 10 103301‘031,3w Baati.. 2 3 Ds. de. 0 $ 0 Nivea .......... 3 4 Sim sad mewl woo 30 3 4 PIP 3 4 Do. do. Elbon 0 0 0 Has Ifitaiia; 4 4 lank ,„ .... 0$ td Hat mark*. LOU amp e.g Labs IMO : Gam. ;lac. 310. HIDES.-THIS DAY. LtunawnALL.-Hides, 861bs. to 641b5., 14d. ; 641b5.. to 721b5., 10. to ltd. ; 72Ibs. to 801bs., 2d. to 24d. ; 201bo. to 88Ibs., 24d. to 3d.; 88Ibs. to 961 b., 34d. to 31d. ; 981 b. to 10411 w., 4d. to 44d.; 1041bs. to 1121b5., 4d. to 444. HOMO Hldss, 7s. C4ll Skins, light, Is. bd. to 35.; fall, Bs. 6d. BustottroxY.-Bksep 61das, polled 31. 4d. to 4s. 4d. ; Kent, and belt-buds, 2s. 10d. to 3s. 6L; Downs, 2s. 2d. to 2s. 10d. MANCHESTER, Nov. 1. STOCIZAICMANOIL—Ther• tree het mei bolus. Tra- UM mew eatetshits le the MIA sow =Mho le dr tuthhathe et the Remit Webb, Wile yea the motet mimed twee s wathe to epee* tad prim toper ehtteel. BIRMINGHAM, Noe.l. -Tale share market was Am, but tblii iriiia - 7 iFtliiiiiriiiisao—t—stl; Oet. 27. A JOURNEY TO CALIFORNIA. (Pram the Cork EXlmmitser.) UN FRANCISCO, JULY 19, 1849.—Y0u will stare a little when I inform you that Silveri& end year humble servant only arrived at this modern " Ophir" some seven days sines, aad we lock on it as the greatest of modern mi. redo that we strived. at all. I shell not attempt to give r danger of our sufferinp, our trials, and our , bat that content myself, and perhaps not displease yes, by - giving a short summary of oar voyage. We four, comprising the New York Company, took passage in a small brigantiee, the Felix, meet untrue and Infelicitous no menclature, being about 70 tone authea, aad.with the under standing that she was to earry 60 passengers. After being detained in Panama for seven weeks, daring which time, only our money had been paid, we could have got our passagein one of three vessels which sailed from this port, we at length proceeded on board on the morning of the 16th March, when a pleasing sight and most unexpected reception awaited us. There were not less than 83 passengers on board, and an incalculable meant of baggage ' piled some tan feet above the deck. Bat the fier stroke is to some. The gentlemen on board sunbeams 60, whose tickets had been numbered, formed themselves into an arbitrary court ; and having decided that they were the only lawful passengers 4 ordered the Dames, including the New York Company, to leave the ship, ea pain of terrible expulsion. A terrible seem of seediesien arose, arguing, cursing, and damning each other, sal high above the horrid din could be beard tie Mimi of oar la, Silveri% and of F. M., who had the saws Mahn el kvlag paid their passage-money isms Ave weeks pals= Is any one of the 60 regulators. Re had a trailer shaft as board fee three days. Finally a 15... peasoupes either were returned their stoney or were „ sawed a prep ha a larger vessel, whim she arrived ; eases' time were Armada and his Gamma " Peon " Branner the femme would not venture his eldnalisibe in such a cra ft , and the Maw was only meow •mg kola fever. Some two tea elitopos were also put ea beafrd another vessel, and after ahatigltig our captain, we sailed on the 19th of March, with 73 einls. Oar milletussi soon commenced, as we were out only some Sew days she, ear water tanks sprung a leak, causing Nadal Mena amongst the paseengeas ; we were then be calmed for four days, with a basis; sun, and after had to comma with head wiads. At leas, after narrowly escaping a watery grave, as the little weal was thrown on her beam-ends in a squall, she being not half ballasted, and over masted, we arrived at Balkh* three dap subsequently, with one bona of water for the 73 men. We were detained here two weeks, refitting, watering, and provisioning, and were going to take the town, as our captain was imprisoned for striking the skalds, a shoemaker. However, after being under arms all night, our skipper was restored to us, and we ones mere launched our intim cm the blue ocean. Head winds again, thunder, lightning, rain, storm, day after day, and night atter night : during all this pleasant weather and the voyage, I, with 25 others, had to sleep on deck, on the companion—sometimes drenched to the akin, and, as we went 'teeth, *early frozen to death. Put in to Mexico with half a barrel of water ; pet in again at St. Joie with about a similar quantity of this predate fluid. After procuring a supply of provisions, consisting of Indian corn, co ff ee, and wipe sweet potatoes and water, we set sail algal. We bid up to this time either coasted or not lost sight of land des more than two or three deys; but we now went out to ass MY 700 miles, as the headwinds continued, according to to raise of those navigating the Pacific ; when out three we were pot on ' , alloweacse," two meals a day, eon shaky of a little " mush" at sight in the morass, and some rise and molasses at four in the afternoon ' • the water wee soon reduced from half a gallon to one pint in the 24 hews, to answer for coffee tea, and drinking purposes. After suf fering more than I can describe, both physically and men tally, we saw lend on the 4th July, and at noon on that memorable day the blood that almost was stagnating in our veins was sent throbbing through our hearts on hearing the wend of cannon booming from the guns at Monterey across the waters of the Pacific, heralding in the anni versary of the independence and the recent conquest of the American arms. The next day we put in fa a few hours at Santa Cruz, and got some be:f and water ; but, although the wind was fair for our final destination when we started from hence, in the night it blew a stress north-wester, which, continuing for the next day, with every probability of lasting for weeks, about twenty of the passengers proceeded on shore and started on foot for San Francisco, some 70 miles. On the next day, as the provisions remaining were scanty in the ex treme, the captain called on all who could walk to leave the ship, or by God he would desert her. So some twenty-five of us departed en our journey, rejoicing at being safe on land, in our new-born liberty ; but alas, some of us suffered severely, being much weakened by the low scale and low quality of food ; indeed the journs y would have taxed the strength of the best-fed man in New York, as it was all mountain travel; it took us five days to accomplish, having let the bridle path, for there is no road, and we had to sleep on the mountain aide. We saw, but I cannot conscientiously say, we enjoyed, the wildest, grandest, and most picturesque scenery in the world. On the fifth morning, as we dragged our slow length along, se we mounted an Outman sand hillock, the town of San Frenetic° met our astonished gaze; it looked most pietureeque, with its dwelling lionise and public buildings dotting the sides of the hills on which the town stands, the noble bay stretching as far as the eye could see; and on its bright placid waters lay some 300 call of every kind and almost of every notion; the streets were thronged by hundreds of busy bustling miners and merchants, &c., the ear being almost stunned by the naming din of a hurri cane of hammers. On the whole it seemed to me to be one of the moot bustling, bus and enterprising places of its size I ever saw. I fear I have ere this tired you, although I endeavour to condense the doleful tale an much as possible. Now to your purpose. Although I was aware ere I riceived your sots of the remuneration given here to clerks, I made fresh inquiry this aftcrnon, which I will state. Book keepers get from 200 to 260 doh. a month—clerks from 150 to 200 doh., with and without board—mechanics from 10 to 12 doh., and labourers 7to 8 dole. a day. At the pre sent time there is a glut of all kinds of merc handise, which is sold, owing to the exorbitant price of storage (from le to 23 dols per month per barrel), sad the price of labour at a tremendous sacri6ce •' in fact you can buy clothing, &c., much (beeper here thee in the states ; the only 'sticks which bring • fair price are boots and half-boets, the former at from 3 dole. to 5 clots. per pair, and the latter from 2 doh. to 3 dols per pair. From all I could learn, I think there could not be any di& tufty in your getting • situatlonof some 3,000 dole. per ear ; but, even if you did not, money is to be made here faster than in any other plane in the world, by trading and specu lation, of which there are many opportunities day by day, nay hour after hour. I Dave been told of several who have nude by trading 2,000 dots. and 3,000 doh. in so many months. One great difficulty to be overcome is to get a plass to rent. Some stores pay from 2,010 dole to 3,000 dole. • month. The last, though not least, are the mines. I have seen dozens of rough shaggy fellows come down from the mines daily with large quantities of the precious ore—they say they can average one ounce a day. I have not said ems word of what this place is likely to become. We start for the "Sacramento" this afternoon. Armeids and Brunner arrived before us, although they were in Panama* days after we left them. Expecting either to hear or see you ere a couple of months, I close this lengthy epistle, which I hope will interest you so for as to labia you to palish your way it. F. Id. ANDREW BUCHANAN, Esq., Secretary to her Ma jesty. Legation at Bt. PeMeshaqh, is shortly expected to arrive in this °pantry cm loam of Oamos from his lost. AI.LLORD MIIRDIR IT Timm, Umoreurre.—An in quiet was held by adjournment en Wednesda lest at Sly*, on the body of George Bunter. The de was a pitman at Cowpen Colliery, where he had been employed for some time. M. John Lynch, surgeon, stated that an Saturday, the 23rd ult., be had been called in to attend the deceased, and found several teamed wounds re his head, but did not at the time consider him in great danger. The deceased was then esasible, and said he bad been ill-used by two men, whom he did not know, end would not wish to know. Wit ness dreamed the wounds, and called upon the deceased next morning, when he found him speechless and insensible, end he died shortly afterwards. Witness had made a post ecortem examination, end (read the skull of the dema•cd extensively fractured, and a clot of blood, weighing four maces, pressing heavily en the brain. Jane Lam bert, the wife et Matthew Lambert, said she had maim to go to the door of her cottage on that evening, and heard • voice shout " Oh dear !" but thougt it only a " lark," and paid no attention to the circumstance. Thomas Turnbull, a pitman, who lives about 200 yards from Mrs. Lambert, had his intention called to the shoats, which ware first heard by his wife, and oa hastening to the spot whence they proceeded, he found the deceased on his knees end kends. The deceased asked for assistance, oaliageome one bed " smashed his head all to pisees." Witness assisted deceased home. Wm. Bunter, the brother of the deceased, said that be and his brother went to a paths-house at Cowpeo village, about 7 o'clock on the Saturday evening, and remained there till 12 mimeos to 10, when Sag left ; and on going down Cowpen-lane they were peeled by two young men who had beta to the pabUeltouse with them. Witness then bid his brother " Good night," end told him to follow the young men down, Both tdMees and his brother were apprehensive of danger, from their having left " the mice," and having heard of threats made isce them and ethers who had done so. babas Sails allemiell the desasesd, and spoke of statements being mob Maw to theca deyeeed to by Mr. Lynch. The two yews sea Mr had penal the deceased and his brother Is Oewyesims wire aot esestael base the seesaw, but MI is uriariella that no Selphilla /OW en *oh as they were see Omsk mi. besides. owe se for in advisee of eli• dimwit et the cloy he wee attained that they did sot hear his au& =he Wen Wig the imolred is peat &eat sad asieeleint Abeam*? d ir ected thsjsry to reties ea eyes /erne% bring the milistrates to take op the sea The boy wisesinek Mast a millet et . 1 WO- tal midst whist ems pees sr prism unknown." Three mesa (two ethos hoe hens, of the name er Cli) Welkallinksederl ea melds; bat there bane as evidence ' le ollftlasee thorn, they were erased to ba 6~4 by ' as laquiriss are still being lasi toed with a WOW at lenedeit the madam to Juana U Do. New 41 Do. fr. t shame— ... Si DD."! per PTeL ii ii !7; 23 i 30 31 lEr i rz w and °wow.. n adiraliand; litziirter,ii3Ovrt;k LiEseta aed Exmouth ... .tgrthern 11 I as. 12 2 21 1 2 1 2 2 dia. 20 10 els. 'io7 212 131 Do. i 'harts, A,Deferreel Op.& slums. B, 6 O. Ct -10 110. 3 per Ont. 1 4 00 74 G Great N or th .d of Wow. (lro. orol ) Bahp... 35 Do. New, £4O 30 Do. Now, a;39 _ VI Do. New, 100 Great Weston IS Do. Now, LIT 30 Hull mid Selby 14 Do. J shares ... 50 Unman . and Carliolo 10 Do. T h4 d s $0 63 1:.,3 1116 116 14 16 121 kr•of • 471 6 7i 9 171 11/ Si 3 1341 8 FINIZIGS RAILWAYS. 14 Lasio-Italian (late Italian and AuNriaaL u z =""" Pima Minna) S Debi Mania 3 311. 3 g I t 4( &lA . f ar 4 5.1. 44. 3 4 3 21 Ma 21 3 23 . 110_ SI Rotndima Orbit Indim. TIMM& les. Do. 14 Seam drum; 7 Delemoil Swim= .. rads 701061 mis le [lYri Lr 11 Pleb inl Wmaboarg 10 Ism Sam SO Smismodlfmm Tamo=6.6 It M SI di. I n 191 1 di& :. 11 1 i sa dig LIVERPOOL, Nov. 1. flyoox-Xxoleaston. The feeling to-day was not so good, very link badness baying been done. Birkenhead, Iddroddris sod Mahirs NY C. and 3, •epee cent. tut '2O), 13.—Calakenan, 191 —Great Northern (5 per peat, preference, Issued 21 d.), 21 d.— Inneaddre and Toe* airs (sennelidaned), 601—Ditto (fifth thane). 61 Sa. 9d. d.—Lannaster a Proemial d.—Landon sod North Western. 1141 14—Ditto (new I darer), p.-121dland, 45—Ditto (i 491 9 1 ). 21i .— rock, leuraWe, and Berwick (G.N.P.., per cent. ' 3O ), 4 9 . 5. LENDS, Noe. 1. areas-limemaxem—Ths market this morning is some what Nair, sal prim us Sobers lower Sea yigerday. w ow . Int are the trotemikas el the int =atm o- : —art Law 141 13i; Ontikalia Pniefferiell, 9 ; Ta day t and Newcastle Am eri ka., si ob.; Loads eel Think Qattara, Is. 9d. pm. inusroL, Nev. 1. tkortc-EXCaluroa. — The market was wart firmer, day for Great Wooers abeam The old shame of thot fiord at 6oi ; the pewter shares at Ile dta. There ewe some treaseetkas la Bristol Water Works eat other parity dorm • • . J. op. tiAi N . 0 _ . , 4 # I • 1 ( , r. n . 1 {THREEPENCE. J 444ILWAYS. Tuts DAs, Two o'C L o c a. # The slur porket opened this morning at s decline from W4lnviday's prices. As Consols subsequently rallied; 'however, shares likewise improved, and better quotations are now current than at the oommenoement of business. Great Western and Londoh and North Westerns continue to mani- fest an improving tendency; the former were Hilt dcne at 63, and the latter at 116; Great Northern. at 71 ' . Midlands at 471; North Stafford. at 914 South Eastern. at 181; Newcastle and Berwicks at 1 171; York and North Midlands at 191. ' Prices in the French share market are lower. Paris and Rouen have been done at 191; Northern of France have been quoted 31 to 31 die. • , Clods; prices 15 ilea to day up ill. N. I Barn= RAILWAYS. Yesterday to 1 *Work. --..--..—.-..• 50 M 'Abadan Prof ...........144 151 01 Gi Do. forma ... -. 1 db. 1 pm. la S f Astat..Not.,Bor.,StE. in. 61 6 els. I SO 6 Bats k Hams Ext. (Gt. .I . Leetapotoa .a l S o paj 1 , i 6 me. ? te M 71 7— ealIsduly pea, er with a goarautor 23 96 M MI DILI/Wattle guarantee 22 24 , 1 IR 181 Ilbm.Moiv.l9 MwarValley 10 101 ID 10 lara.,Wolv.. sod Dudley . -...0r0p call 4017 pale, or wale a guarauta . - 4 5 pa. NI 10 Do. without airmail . ... toe I 4 pm. 90 71 Bortow, Elea mad Bina-. per s i Po. 53 I I UM se Briefed and ~. ... 37 dire I Iti Fit 15 Do. Thin* .........13 16 dis. iii I et., so ... . .... ... 131 14 131/ d 121 121 Do. 1 warm ... ... ... 7 10 10 Dealt. Palmas reg. 91 1 .91 9 51 50 so sod Holyhead .. 101 111 11 II 15 Do. Prekriase ... ... 15 IX SO 40 Dubai owl falba Juno-. 35 33 dle. U U raft . ... ••• P 18 15 Da il it a ( E. N H.) ... , 0 4 Si D 0431.108.16 p. CL Prat. 1 — ll .', ' St. M Roam Cooatles - ... 7 71 7 1 15 10 Do. New Om. 6p. Ct.... 1 II pm. ei 6: Do. Ext.. sp. Ct., No. 1 i pm. si .4 Do. da. N 0.2 Ws pm. ' 60 M Do. N. It IL 6 por Ct.. 3 a J 10 1 11 e Do. j Mara ... ••• ,„ _ SO 43 Do. New ... ... ... per 1 pa. 1 • 25 23 Eaters Uoloo, ems B (late 1. Is B. ..) ......4 5 33 23 Do. duo C. &We. 4 5 I 25 15 E 0 20 10 D at Lanash ..o. Betip (pa. f p.. .... Ct) 14 161 17 15 1 17 1 lIGO Il. ~nwh![e god Yc 96 Do. do. M. B. St B. 10 De. 164 Do. Thirds II Do. New (gm. p.Ct.).. 9 De. West Riding Unice 11 Do. Preston end Wyse 10 Do. j sham (A) SO Iseds and Bradio SO Leeds sod Thlrtk_ Do. NewPTeC6 p. emit Iliyodop and Rlactwill LOU; Brighton, It &Omit 100 Do. Now 25 goo.. p.Ct. 9 Do. gosranteeig u et . .. latoCroydua 50 Do. Prot. 5 per Ont..- 50 Do.Conort. b p.01.,11152 IR London and Greenwich .. 90 Do. Proforma . Ili*: iLe;io;l-11i-r-4-7ii 11 Da do:IleWI 2a is rii :: 1 D0.810314,1i.66.(iii fa LandosAk South-Wag= 42 4 Do. Neer — Tin .. ... $4 Do. Dew, .C4O . .. 6 Do. Reference T D. 20 Lowestoft 0 taar.4 per Cent . __ - 5 lama., Buz., end Mat... 100 much.. KW, end Lino.. . 2$ Do. Lehner, No. .. 25 Do. shares, No. ... 121 Do. shares, No. $ .. 10 Do., ew 4210 Pref. 00 Do., Onst Grimsby ... He Do. Met sad Ilacala... 15 Do. Grimsby Doak ... 41 Do. Llooola Delos .. 30 Do. t5O shame ISO Do. hires. sad Derby... 100 Do. B. and B. 6p. (kat. 100 Newcastle end Cabals .. lOW Norfolk ... 15 Do. New tlO 20 Do. Gunn. 2 per Ct... BIT i t t Do. Mazes Do. Protereaei 175 North Stafibrdaldre 69 Oxford, Wore., It Wolote. 16 1te5d.,06162., and lieleats 4.4 Horace sod Meads . 95 wettish Central 26 Suottlit Midland ... 115 Do. Now 12 fihreweg er reC, &so B Do, 8 Do., New Gasnotteed... 1$ Shrewsbury sad 01.11411 (R. W. Mil.) 1 Do. Holm 15 Do. Orwestry .„ 1 Do. New.. ... 10 ( a.= boa: YnL Ze Stec Vass A DO Do. N 0.2 N De. N 0.3 10 Do. No. 4 =tend 10 Do. No. 4 12 S. York., Don., 1 Gook.. 142 Shedlekt, Rotherham, 204 Goois,ll. Di. gus.6 p.Ct. 20 Watsrfard sad Nllkesay. 50 West Volley, p. Ct. pus. 25 Do. do. do. . 46 Wllts,ffiwwwistt&Wwym 25 YNIT,News Remit* 20 Do.lNL(York&Nswes.) $ De. 0.11.1. haiku* or ieo N York sod North Nidiaai.: 10 Do. inhume "ii pm. 113 pm. 17 pm. 61 ii aii. 12 •7t AIL 95 1y pm. II Y dli par 19 17 die. 10 9 db. 124 10k 2 2 pm. 64 6 db. 87 39 pm. ttl 100 - it 341 4 72i 731 61 lei 52 64 62 64 10 2 11 15 4 22 113 116 2 pm. If 2 pm. Slp 19 17 dig. 17 16 dia. 1i 2 pm. 15i 11i 45 4 die. 211 2$ 14 12 dia. 5_ 6 2 ij 10 104 10 12 14 19 di& 9 I 4114. 19 17 dia. a 11 91 21 db. 47 tei 21 201 dia. 25 27 120 122 26 29 19 19 dla, 16 17 11 119 4 I 2 I} 8 89 dii 9 ple.a el 7 1 _9 11 ti t ii 0 I.' 71 7 die. 5 61 dls. 1 I pm. 5 S 41a. Si ladle. 11 0 &a. 1 14jSi 16 Si dia. 5 7 31 31 air. 181 181 :6 128 dii. if 34 es 21 If ifs 1 3 16 34 14 do SePm 171 18 81 8 dls 5 41 db. 1 4 20 31 db. 721 i N I 15; 4$ $ 16! i is