The Express. — London, England, 1849-11-22 00:00:00

• • I . ' . • • ‘. • a . 'yz-zz ------ + 'EVENING, NOVEMBER 22, 1849. No.. 1,0114 LONDON, THURSDAY [THREEPENCE. irESSONS of INDUSTRIOUS HABITS. Alm sat st Ind% re NUL= s 1100111A11 13100111 dip We if Midge et burly sessunria—For os ar poneri.7 mem ft 6. UlDik =DT Chfinkpord. . • that the mom of M. Mole end M. de Moats lambert will soot be added to the list." POLICE INTELLIGENCE. THIS OAT. RAILWAYS. STEAM TUG BURNED AT MARTTORT. About et fortnight ago, we retarded the burning of a steam-tug in the harbour of Workington, and this week we have to mead a similar occurrence at Illerypert. About half-past two o'clock on Tuesday afternoon, a minute of dense smoke was observed to burst out from the decks of the steent•tug Rambler, then lying in the harbour. The tide was out at the time, this master and the engineers having completed their morning's work and goes to dinner. In • few minutes, several parties interested in the vessel were assembled, and soon aseertaiaed that she wee on fin ; no time was lost in getting the town's emu into the bed of the river, worked by en effedent empenters ; and, by the aid of skipmesten and ether volunteers, in en hoar the fire was entirely subdued. The damage done was not so great as might have been anti cipated, being confined to the cabin and after-pat of the vessel, sad differing from the ease at Workington, in being 7. beyond any doubt entirely accidental, having arisen from a si spark communicating to the patent fait surrounding the so boilsr.—estothalarul Parquet. so Tars DAT. Two o'CLoci. The share market fo-day is steady, at yesterday's quotations, with very little business going forward. tkiledonians were last done at 11 ; Great Northern. at ; Great Westerns at 56; Lyndon and North Westerns at 112; North Stafford. at 8; South Eastern. at 181; Newcastle and Berwick' $t 161; York aid North Midlands at 181. French shares have been little dealt in. Northern of France marked 21 die. .PO r. Great ;Sets are being made to reconcile the Pre 'Went of the Rep•blie and M. Thiers, bat as yet without avaiL It is said that his family wish that statesman to withdraw from affairs, but of all people be is least likely to do so. M. Dat.ure goes to Nice shortly. He will pro lisibly And there M. de Felleux, who had • relapse at Lyons. 1 am politivsly informed that the French fleet had entered Barbieri Ely with the English fleet, the orders to withdraw not having been then received. The Cbsorrier Fran7ais says:—" It is positively stated that the government has decided on replacing the present governor-general of Algeria; bat neither the motive of this decision nor the name of the in tended seememor of General Citadels is mentioned." MANSION-HOUSE. A POT Benst.in co - ; v . t;;;17.--- I Joses was brought before Kr. Aldermen Gibbs, charged with stealing pint pets from a liceased Massada in Whitsohspel. The proserrome, named Dassea, disposed that he lived in Wentworth-street, White chapel, and the property produced was his. B. Cotton dep wed that he met the prisoner last night leaving Mr. Demise's haw, and, oa suspicion, gave him into custody. Pollee °floor H 31 searched the prisoner, and lewd the pint pots In his pocket. Ths prisoser said he was sorry for the oftease, end begged mercy from the mart. He was sentensed to six Months hard labour is Bridewell. WORSHIP-STREET. Daunt° Ro .— Wm. Hardy, a working man, was platted at the tar, beta,. Mr . Arnold, the sitting ILSCarat., charged with stealing a box containing six doses of past* blacking, the property of Yr. Jobs Brown, oilman, No. 88, Brisk-lase, Bethnal-green. William Henry Brown, eon of the prosecutor, said that the previous evening, about sit o'ettek, the prisoner emus into the shop and silted him it he wanted a sick of sawdust. Witness was about to ask him the prise of it, when he seised bold of a box which contained six doses of pane blacking, and went out of the shop. Witness pursued him, upon which the prisoner Swig down the box and ran away. lie was followed by witness and stopped by a policeman. Wit um never het sight of the prisoner. The prisoner was committed for trial. Pd. 1 Dam= ILinwAns. ilDn. Preforms. ter i ks bgt :llaa °.4 B°." ta Ba l t g. (ol . . West perpetual b e.CL) Clesing prima Yesterday. 11 13 1+ 1 dia. 6$ 6 die. 1$ A Cs. 24 16 21 23 9e 10 4 $ pm. a 4 pm. l a rl li e 1$ bk MONEY MARKET. M. de /badge y, vim-woad of France at Sheep hai, has sent home some important orders from Chinese merchants for French goods. Societies hare been tot mod at Rooms and Amiens alder the pas:lm age of the Chambers of Commtros of thou: towns, pith the 00-opmation of the Society of Oceania, to Supply the sew market thus offend in China. Mass. 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L a rd sil a igi g alibas uldm iy aboara l = AV i *am god goys, sei mien i ti mir ais. dle/ mrl *4 woman 1011= *leo 11=1 = 101 Moir ma balk :I s Midi& illhe• - ;ei 4011 8 11lai lsiall= 1". * Isibi A tieubar ad gileik arm a* 50.1 aibir e di abiliMi= „ lddlig 13. 10 DraiN w elk Ow bawls, dr E lo Wliaebapell a tir amorm •, Imf-aery i weimi 1 ttilmlit.gli. b liit * I 4. . ; I OILS sal $ Pr i rm immei. lBl i Tswana. , Na gai= oboe my le i te ih ra l iat l ZZ 4 am FRANCE. PARIS, WZONLID•Ir, 6.30 !IL M. Betting as Lasemeda moved y esterday in the Legislative Assembly that a law should be passed in conformity with the express wording of the constitu tion, fixing the number of ministers as well ea their attributes is France. This motion being divined to have ben taken into consideration, M. B. Rasped, jun. moved contra that no banker should hereetereall be capsb'si of becoming finance minister. The language need by M. Rammil caused a great disturbance in the Assembly. He said that a certain minister of the =snatchy bad saved 1,300,000 f. out of a salary of 100,000 f. a year. Cries of "Tame" were uttered on all sides, but they elicited no reply. M. de Laroche jaqueline and M. de Montebello replied to M. Rasped, rind big motion was negatived. The members of the Legislative Assembly seem to met now every day for the purpose of coming to a seraof disgraceful rows. They are listless when a debate of real interest comes on, bat a spark in the shape of an interpellatiore soon puts everything in a blue. So it was yesterday, apropos of M. Hempen speech. To-day it moss thus: —M. Creme: got up to ask the minister of the interior whether he had included in certain measures relative to the people wounded in June, 1848, in Paris, those who had buffered in the February previous. The minister bad scarcely finished speaking to the effect that a project of law would appear shortly to decide the question, when M. Serircl'Agnesesan asked from his seat whether the minister of the interior had taken any interest in the brave municipal guard, who alone were worthy of the interest of the nation at large. IL d'Agnesseau's voice being drowned by the ems proeseding from the beeches of the Left, asked and obtained permission to go to the tribune, where be repeated the obnoxious expres. aim amidst furious shouts of " Order, order," and other noises. M. Beaune ascended the tribune amidst the din, and was observed enamouring to speak, notwithstanding the attempts of M. Dopin to prevent him. Havingleft the tribune at last without being able to gut's hearing, and the tumult continuing, M. Dupin attempted to speak bat without Emcees for a long time. Seizing a moment of calm, he said he theapht that M.d'Aguessean ought to have asked per mission to put the question whereupon cries of "That is not the point ;" " Orde r ;" and an indescribable tumult arose, which had not ceased at the latest moment. The Motattur contains the appointments of several new prifers. A mere list of names would be of little use were it given here, but it is suMolent to state that ten of these new functionaries us chosen from the subordinate rank of sow-pre fete. Fifteen of those who are dismissed are described as being celled to other functions ; the came of dismissal is various, being of COUrse chiefly on account of political opinion; but four at least who are known conservativer bath given way to others from impurity. The projected club, of reprertatives, friends of the President, in meithen to that which holds its eietisggee at the wma.elf id% has been formed (me the ). It emits •sessbers to the number of eifrkty-four, several W l :elm are the devoted friends of M. Odle ,l,L Thiere, 80. It Is Par Asevaze, PAlm, Nov. M. Poe —. Openly liislest. Lower. thesis& 5 per Osels. --- .. $7 • .57 15 57 WS 57 5 17 5 5 ler Osola - WM 98 Ni 90 40 69 65 69 SI 5 do. NerriOo6 "- . „ „ . „ • so 41 per Coda.. o • • • • 4 psr Owls. 99 M P. OS 1 Oa LOWILS . : 110 aim 115 50 ; Id dim 15 371. thdr.rl aa j-. 951 Idoesy.l Navin Porroa. 90 id Moen , ~., ...:_ .. . Rama Lew .. 1131 I I Ho. 161 „ Treasury Bomb— „ Do. — „ Huh Shores Boorosi. Farb sod Orisons, 7$S 75; Paris mad loony 530 ; Mesa mid Havre, 215; Aviotass sad 111/1/Hos. 335; Sorsalsrurg ois3 NAM. 103 73 ; ONO* (Pianos), SOO; Nordista, 316 75; North, 445; Paris sod etterboars Sill 73; Tom ead Maim MO; Mont. emu and Troy% 110; Vorseilko, ridht beak, 213 30; Torstinse, loft book, 171 13. SPAIN. MADRID, Nov. it, The ea elt. of to-day contains a circular from the home department, ordering the directors in the pro vinoes to transmit the provincial and municipal esti mates of each district for the years 1848,1849, and 1850. The circular also nommen& that the strictest economy shall be employed fur the future. The government has received a despatch from Valladolid, mentioning that the branch of the Canal cI Castillo has been carried on to Rialto°, and that, the waters having been brought to the quays of the Wtsr city, aTe Daum was sung in honour of the event. „By a royal ceder of the 10th, the contract for thei isle of the product of the quicksilver mines was ap proved of; and, in consequence thereof, the following ' Anstructions are givfn :—There shall only be ex-1 trotted from the mines 12,000 quintals of quick silver in each of the four years that the contest* I has to last, taking into account what is pro 'need by the mines worked by private person., ashes , the contractor should claim a greater quantity before the Ist of August. For the tarmac of the 33,300 'quintals which belong to the government, and which ore in the warehouses of Mean. Rothschild and Sons, and Baring Brothers and Co., of London, a payment which the contractor must make within a month from the signing of the approval of the contract, the rate of exchange shall be five dollars the pound sterling. The adjudication of the contract shall be in favour of the tender that shall exceed the type fixed by the council of ministers. If the deposit required for the 13th condition of the oontract•be made in hard °ash, the depositor will be paid by the deposit being re bated from the value of the last delivery of the quicksilver existing in Lasko, and if the &posh be in paper of the consolidated debt it will be returned ea stew same quicksilver. te a statement peblished by the Poet leaks it appears that the number of letters Eli pack* that circulated in Spain and the Balearic Ideas, daring the year 1848, amounts to 1,777,743, Ipeedoeirig a sum of 2,109,483 reel. Kam" Wow. 11.—ThelOper Car, 1111=couls, Ili ; Tivse. Di .11%=wasiali ask St. y 76 paper ; Ea- and today the Deputy Meatesessola hiving proposed teemed a deptration to the aerate inviting it to a toe ihrenee, the object of which should be to name a com mission, composed of wreseben of b)th houses, to spas on a report ai to the best conclusiou to be imps to in respect to the treaty, the deputy Maya get up and made a counter proposition of the following tenor : That the chamber resolves to make it a condition with ministers sine qua sus, thst the law lately rejected by the senate "for the admission of the Lombardo.Venetians and other Italians to the rights of citizenship in Piedmont, without any other conditions or qualifimtions then the fact of their being so," be 'woolly brought forward again and pared; and meanwhile to siopend the deliberation on the treaty of peace. Tte Minister of the Interior got up instantly, and declared with the warmth of indignation such an insidious and unreason able proposal was calculated to inspire, that the government could not swept of any such conditions. that the chamber could accept or reject the treaty, and that if they rejected it the responsibility would rest on the cansequetces of sirnh a vote; and sat down after repelling some insinuations and invidious allto alone made by :he deputy Maya on the fate of Louis XVI., Charles X., and Louis Philippe, attributed by Maya to the counsels of their ministers, and implicitly threatening the present ministry with exposing their sovereigns to a similar fats. The Fallen mails, which did not reach Paris till late on Wednesday evening, have brought the joernals containing the conc`nsioti of the debate in the Cham ber at Turin on the 18th inst. M. Maya's proposal that the government should postpone the debate on the treaty of peace until a motion granting the right of city to all refugees was passed, was adopted by the Chamber. What the result of this vote will be may almost be anticipated. The Chambers must bi dissolved. ITALY. KAMAN STATES.—Oar correspondent writes u follows: ROME, Nov. 7. I have since my last been able to obtain some clue to the railing and contradictory reports concerning the Pope's return, which have kept us all in uncer tainty fee so long a time. When the deputies of the senniesion, which reached Portici be tttoldellimlelpal and c =menial deputations, had their arse interview with his holiness, they were in firmed by him that he was fully as desirous to return se his subjects could be to see him, bat that it was blep=sible for him to specify any , precise period for misting Rome until the Intentions of the French gmernasent wen more clearly manifested, and the pa phlantheelly, particularly with respect to the police de presses% more sitisfactorilyestabliebei in the metro polis. Thesewsof Messrs. Thiess and Montalembat's sum= in the i!gisleive aftembly, the approbatioa of Se sael iehaiw irrse, , and the majonty is favour of the palette, reached the Papal court subs,- gassithe the veseptios of the ecclesiastics, but before toe menhipi deputies had obtained an audience, so AM be Isom Pins far more favourably disposed to l edges be hie espitel than had been reported by the essimiseffies in cumquat°, of their previous con firemen 1 • Ike °octants of a letter have been communicated le se, written by a cardinal on the 30th October, to his seerespondent in Rome, in which he triumphantly sash@ to the determination of the French Assembly,, sad states that it had at oat* decided the Pope to return to his capital, after a brief sojourn of three days at Benevento, for which city he had set out the same day. That this was then fully the intends' of his Holiness is confirmed by a letter bees timilaal Orioli, received in Rome yesterday, stating tbsa etreeything was favosrably wronged at last, ad eke Pope, "jam aortas etmdi," would leave I Itedidas the 20th of the present mouth, and, travel ** lamely, arrive in Rome os the 25th ; that he wean be preceded by his cardinals in detachments, and that Cardinal Macchi, the dean of the leered col lege, and Cardinal Oanoli, ex-prefect of roads end =:ould lead the van. The letter, however by lament's' that ell these przjects Int been migpd in the bud by the intelligence of Ges. 1 ditriposee having been appointed to the supreme, I eminnand of this French expeditionary army, in gime of General Rostolan. A champ of men might bring about a change of measures, and is tact it would be more prudent to wait and en the manure d'agir of the new commander-in ;sltilwho, though a strict legitimist, and a thorough esthetic, was reported to be a pommel friend of the ent, and therefore night prove a danzeroas subject to deal with. It appears, however, that this distrust will be of very short duretios and that the resseigessetia, with respect to D'Hantpours principles, which have been furnished by trastworthy agents of the card.nals, am so 'satisfactory as to render a very short delay quite sufficient, and the Pope's return is now case more announced as posi tively to be looked for before the end of the month. SARDINIA.—Our correspondent writes : TURIN, Nov. 16. Contrary to all expectation the discussion on the 1 cullieadsa by the Chamber of Deputies of the pesos leendeded with Austria by the Pie lmontese govern mot. bes boss prolonged till this day, sad Is likely UM to seatlaca. I bed intended to defer writing until a decision use some to, but having been witness to a new phase et this affair, I have left the house to give you the I earliest notice of what is going on. The opposition had =stimuli its mansion= (as you will nave seen by the papers) to mien sad irri tate the debate and make it the dbemion of blame to the past and present ministers, who ivied the treaty by which *ay secured, ea tar as - Mitsui ley, tbe Is iipankain, honour sad security et their ',catty i GERMANY. PRUSSIA.—Our c3rreeponclent writes : BERLIN, Nor. .19. The Second Chamber has commenced the discus sion of Chase para. raphs of the constitution wh ch refer to the education of youth. Article 18 was adopted with the anteadmen's proposed by the com mittee. It runs thus :—" The education of youth shall be cared for by the establishment of public schools; parents and their representatives are not to neglect the education of their children but are t i send them to partake of that afforded in the public schools." Art. 19 was adopted as follows r— Aty person is at liberty to teach or to establish aLd direct private schools provided he can prove to the regular authori ties that be is of good moral conduct, and possesses the required scientific and technical acquirements." Art. 20 was amended and now stands thus : a All public and private educational establishments are under the supervision of authorities to be regu larly appointed for that purpose by the government. All the teachers in the public schools have the rights and duties of public esrvanta." The committee on the German question appointed by the Upper Chamber proposes that the chamber shall proceed to the order of the day, as the treaty of the 30 h September does not require its assent. BADEN, Nov. 17.—1 t is reported that the reign ing Grand Duke is likely to abdicate very shortly i In favour of Prince Frederick (born in 182 6 ). The im mediate heir to the throne, Grand Duke Ludwig, contieues in the same hopeless state, and it would be quite impossible to confide the government to his heads. The act of abdication is said to nave been prepared some time. HOLLAND. THE HAGUE, Nov. 19.—1 n the sitting of the ! Second Chamber of the States General, htld this day, ' Messrs. Van Hoevell and Van Humatre, who have been re-elected, took their meats after having taken the oath prescribed by the fandemental law. A project of law was presented for granting the neces sary sums for providing for the expenses resulting from the conversion of the deferred debt and treasury bonds into the national debt. The project was re ferred to the mentions. The Chamber then proceeded to the formation of the list of candidates to present to the king for his selection of a minister of the High Conn of the Netherlands, to fill the vacancy caused by the death of the Councillor of State, M. Noiret de Emirs. The gentlemen proposed were M. Everts ; 2nd. M. f3chmolck ; 3rd. M. Van Yseelatein ; 4th. M. Van Hamel& ; and sth, M. Aseer. The Minister of Finance communicated to the chambers the result of the fresh revision to which the ministry bad subjected the budget for 1850. already presented to the chambers, and of the modificat•ons which they had introduced into it. The minister stated that the budget ought to be taken immediately into deliberation by the chambers, as the changes in troduced into it were very minute, and the time allowed for the discussion before the close of the year being so short. THE LEVANT. Letters from Malta of the 12th announce the' arrival there, and subsequent departure, in their acht Oitana, of Lord Lincoln and party. There are long accounts of Mr. More O'Ferrstl'a arrival in a gale of wind, which spoiled his intended welcome mto the city. ABATEMENT OF THE SMOKE NUISANCE. Yesterday we inspected an invention for the con sumption sf smoke in fusses. which bee been spplied it the °towel l'aie. ®co to the bider of the new eteast-englae, by whirls the machinery for ventilating the building and re• moving the letters front ore department to another is put in notion. Mr. B. Hell, of Buford, near Nottingham, is the 1 nat.stae. end the centrivaaw—nphish has beta introduced _ _ patentee, ana We UP131.•••••• - •••••... into several manufactories in Yorkshire and in other puts of 1 the ocentry—le styled a " fuel-mtpplyieg and smoke- ' cousainiag femme." The nal with whisk the fire is fed is eloped in a kipper ever the pate, and its edminices to the furnace is regulated by simple which IMMO an equabie and esetientne supply. The bottom et the humus is tempsuct ef a member of hug s Yee ban biased et a mulisrable magic—tiro are of them in the Posbellige femme, and eared sis men eery slow* alternately bodurards and forwarde. be Min el " ogees tries" weeking to the same sale, whisk set laps teeth with whisk the ban this port ef the grate an supplied. The Whet ef the meths is the fire ban is to throw - the tomb forward as eater into canbution, and wham they have bees coavert.d into ea* to remove them to that portion of the grate span which the bleat impinges with the least elect. The incladed in the ie- Testi°. consists in r i cOn st r which secured over the draught and the manner in which it it directed to the fire, so to moan couplet* coutlettstion. There an coven to the ash-pit, both in front and nor whisk whoa cloud have the sleet of concentrating the d raught so the front part of the fusee, and whoa opened the action of the draught on the fire ewes, panda( over it imatead of into it. Thus, if the Ike at say time become sunscreen, the rising of these traps same it to subside by the with drawal of the iIIWaSK aed by vbclosieg them ft can be reeteswien templets Mien in about two edemas. This ka =t must assemenly be of much inept:man in mann. where net oily great eantinnid heat, batoocasiotal aul moticiows mullestione of it, may be necessory. The meitheery is bail dm* ned offireeino, and when generally adopted will have the West elves* &Whiny the gam. tin amok* with whisk the iMiesplure el the metropolis is . v iolated and disfigured. NARROW ESCAPE OP A TRAIN OP 400 PASO:NOUS I AT CIAELSEOI.--011 gaudily List the tram left Mow whit 400 pites.Ea WWI widths sight ei Olsoeisrei, Ibe ifiVII. i =47 . bieloil. New his whistle sogegleillv, bet sso mem% sod sposlisallog &sager, get doss sod walked to dr statism, done bo ihos4 the we ilrisd°aostdtheess= b abs e :MCrils k roto l ; oho dist the roils hod bees removed by ems saissrsoists. who olosted it with bowiwasse rividsil is cloth. with which they laded the Nor arkaisp lett states that lie hail just sat adult egisegth, as the driver wee osi his way, to tries his Mad sad give the ter the apyroosibbig train to stop. Bad it preessiod the ow eguesso; it is stated, would have bole, limit loolli id* Ile goosmossis bays hen spi yve• cipitehedi late the era. Tweams aro ft woody as mi slow- , - , MARLBOROUGH STREET. 811101/11 ASSAM.? ON THZ POLlCE. —George B,ooker, jemmies* carpenter, George and Charles Brooker, his boos, end Alward Thomas, their employer, were charged with mash,. a dielmehmea in the fileselkasid Week* the polies. W. Orimiley, D 215, said he saw the primmer' in Oxford street about a quarter after 12 o'clock het night, sad heard them bawl and sheet. He told then to be quia, and was answered by a violent blow on t►e chest from Chaim Brooker, and we knocked down. He followed them as they proceeded at a brisk pace down Psrk•lane, and attempted to Dollar C titles, who again struck him. The other peonies attempted a rescue. In a scuffle which easued, witness and the elder primmer were frequently ow the ground. Another coaseable, opining to his asaistanee, was knocked down by George Brooker. B. Smith, 121 C, stated that, bearing a noise, Mouse up, when the elder Brooker threatened to knock off the head of the first policeman interfering. On his attempting to appre hend Brooker, the latter knocked him down, sad, seising him by the neck and heir, lacerated his head sad the back of his seek. Prison's ware the worm for liquor. The prisoners agreed in seaming that they were reaming fven work, having been drinking together, sad that they were interrupted by the first witness demanding toe:amine a basket ot tools which one of them was carrying. The prisoners, with the exception of George Brooker, the younger, who was dismissed, were Sand 2s. each. CORONER'S INQUEST. THIS DAY. THE LATE SUICIDE AT THE SOUTH-WESTERN RAILWAY STATION.—TIIII morning, at eleven ...ink, an In- quest wai taken before Mr.W. Carter, at the Hero of Water foe Tavern, Waterloo-road, Lambeth, respecting the death of Janes Allan, a surgeon in the Royal Navy, egad 37, who committed suicide at the above station, under Die *allowing very frightful circumstances: G. Baldwin, a coke labourer, in the employ of the South Western Railway Company, stated that, on Monday after noon last, he was standing &short distance from the platform at the Waterloo station. The deceased, who was standing upon the platform, walked to witness and asked him "Oa which road the engine was coming up the station." Witness replied on the second road to the one he stood upon. Witness walked away, and had not gone but three pacts when he saw something slid •by him. Witness looked round and saw the deceased step front off the platform en.t deliberately laid him self down upon the rail. The engine and tender were coming up very slowly, sad at that time was not more than five feet from the deceased. Witness called out, end before the engine could be stopped the wheels passed over his head, w deb was literally severed from his body.—G. Burt, a pollee constable, in the service of the railway company, saw deceased walking upon the platform, and witness asked him to what station he was going. He made no answer, and witness again asked him if he was going by the 420 train to Hampton Court, and he said " No." Wit ness left him, and shortly afterwards saw deceased lie down upol the Hatchet line. The witnen then en rolroMed Baldwin's evidence. Mt. J. J. Dempsey identified the deceased, gad said the deceased had heed is his house, No. 7, Norfolk-street, Strand, for the last five ram. Witness last saw him alive on Monday Wet, about half-past three o'clock. He was then lying upon the sofa, in the dieing loom, and he was very moody and disconsolate, which he had been during the last four days. Hailed fre quently somplaised of dreadful pain under which he was ufferiag. Re underwent an operation, and he (witness) had ne doubt that circumstance had affected his mind. The demand had latterly been appointed to the Bungalow con vict ship, and he stated that he should throw it up if he did not get any better. The jury, after hearing other evidence, returned a verdict of " Temporary insanity." POET-OFFICE NOTICE.—DISCONTINUANCE OF THE MAIL PACLKTS BITWIIIN HULL. ALTONA AND H• 11• scao.—The contract entrant into in May Mat , fee the con veyance of mails by steam packets between Hall and Alton' and Hamburg, terminating on the 23rd of this month, on and after the 24th inst. all letters and newspapers for Ham burg:, Denmark, dtc, specially addressed to be forwarded eta Hull, will be sent by private ship, and will be liable to the rates of postage heretofore charged upon letters and newspapers for those places when conveyed by private ship. THE OPENING OF THE COAL EXCHANGE TO THE TRaul.—Yesterday the Coal Esehanp was opened for the tranneties of the public business of the trade. Mr. John Wood, the chairman of the coal, corn, and dunce commito tee, and most of the members, atundid in the building, said when the clock struck 12 the claws of the act and the On setts notice having bees read, the entrances to the ball woo thrown open. Cheers were given for the Clans, the City of Lmdon, the coal trade, the chairman and the architect of the building. The whole of the arrangement. seemed to give perfect satisfaction to the merchants sad factors, and the liminess of the day was immediately winnowed. • THE TOBACCO TRADE.—MEETING OF MANUFAO• TURRIB.—At a meeting of tobacco manufacturers, held et the Palatine Hotel, at Mancheetpr, on the 19th Mr. Thomas Walker in the chair, it was unanimously resolved : —"That the prime adopted on the bth instant, at Liverpool, les firmly adhered to, as the leaf tobeceo market he. ai -1 owed a decidedly firmer character sine* that date." "That this meeting pledge themselves, individually and collet:. Neely, to we every means in their power to support the ' Board of Inland Revenue,' in its endeavours to pat a stop tle essuggliag sad adulteration." " That it be submitted to the next meeting, for their eonsideration, that a soclAy be established, to be called the Tolman Menufactrimrs' Protec tive iseisq." " That this menial/ stead adjourned to Manisg, Desember 17. at the Bush Inn, Deanegate, Man Wester. fir Me o'cleck." Trin FlittlatoLD LAND MOTEMICIT. BIRMING NAM, WIDSIVIDAT.—A special meeting of the members of the Freehold Land Society was held here lest evening, for the purpose efrierying out the resolutions of the late con ferrers pmpetting the formation of • freehold union—the of a publication called the Fres/aides, &a mart of underwent a fall discussion. A good 800 Wee manifested, and a determination wee expressed le no exertions to carry out the Wes Weeded and et the conference. The member" present formed cbaimpons tato when 'ad ellinerlek seliserned until Mb* einnktfle thewhele of the Wren ef the society r are summoned to attend. This sesesftg, Mr. Taylor (the secretary) received a letter hem Mr. Oebrm, SI P., con taining various seggestiers ell • *Mira &meow respecting/ the formation smirmkest of the Vies, mil easiesirg 101. as an annual sabseriptios. Siam the sesehig last week the soci•ty has revived • great esessisa et members. Bairrat. NUIDEE OF • FBUILLE.-011 Tuesday, Mr. Weatherhead, the carearhysenresd he the foll s : =rest, at Treanor*, thastates abed's* of • Elisabeth Andersen, who is supposed le have beer beetelly murdered by being thrown Into ie&ep MP the Tweediest* meths of the York, Ne=e, end Pri malty. The deceased was • married woman, and tip tha t Ms may fortnight bad been residing at her son's MIN at Hillbeara. On that day it appears, she left for the porpoise al Wesseding to Belkod be quest of her husband, who bad heed an ecquaintemes with a female with when she ellowited be was living. Nothing was heard of her till the Minifing Saturday morning, when her wailed remise were disowned by eons Implying at the bottom of the quarry above alluded to. Mr. Meld, the Mawr who was called by the inhabitants to take charge of th i :o n b e r e i of the dammed when hand, sell bee heed was up in a shawl, which was visaed *knelt under bar shim. Oa removing it, and Dena' the blood sad wounds ma her head, he was partisalar in annieleg the shawl, to Odeon: the corresponding cuts, bet weld not detest any. No mousy whatever wee found ha her pockets, or about her pew°. It further appeared that about half past seven o'clock the previous night (Friday) she ca l f- seen at the Railway Inn, apparently waiting for the arrival of the train sooth e where ' she met with two meiz a h o o s in a she drank with. One of then hearing she was the train tested to me her to the station, which ed ; however, on her uittiag inn they left, and *sr* alter. wariserice her were hard byseverel wilmesses near *septum These men mem Gelled by the canere, km they amen all knowledge of the woman after ber ge the Railway Inn. The emerge mph Snened inquiry for farther evidenes, in order Oast the might collect every Net ere with this systole'. . ' PRAM ALERANDEN. HOMMONI, titular Bldg* of Studies and Grand lireeset desmisrellikles Ira est. Ora, is the 66th year _et hila erhghallaZam ap, tle• prime use eilebeased Ilde immi r . • THIS DAY. Two o'Czocx. The funds have continued comparatively steady this ; morning. Consols opened at 931 to 1, both for money leo and account, from which they &deemed to 1, but have tti since returned to the opening price, at which se. they are at present quoted. The Three per Cents. Reduced were done at 931 and 1; ; and the Three-and-a-Quarter per Coats., at 93/, 1.4, is and 31. Becht quer Bills have declined to 50a. and 1 475. prem. Indian Stock marked 261. is All the foreign secaritiesamtiass first and Spanish Three per Cents. fully maintain the recent advance. I T They were last dote at 361. The business consists of C. Belgian Four-and-a-Halt per Cents., at 85/. Brazi- soc ban, at 85. &leader, at 31. Two-and•a-Half per se Ceuta. Dutch, at MI and ; ditto Four per Cent. sf Certificates, at 824 and 1. Mexican (ex January is coupon), at 27 and 261. Spanish Three per Cents., at 36 j, I,l i eat s ss e A good deal of business was done in Spanish stock sli yesterday at an improvement, owing to the accounts s i s i received from Madrid, which will be found below. It se. is, however, a very slight foundation upon which ° these hopes are raised, too slight, it is to be feared, is to justify the conclusioss to which the more to confiding appear to have arrived. Russian ft was does at 109. The transactions consisted of at Buenos Ayres at 411. Grenada at 161. Mexican p o s (ex Jae. coupon), at 264, 27, and 261, for money, and in 261 and 271 for account. Fauvism Four per ss Cent. Active, 1849, at 62. Spanish Five per t Cents. for account at 171, 1, 17, and ; ditto, ice dividend from May, 1843, at 111 ; ditto, 1844, at 11; ditto, 1845, at 101 ; ditto, 1847, at 91 ; ditto, 1848, so at 91 ; ditto, coupons, 1849, at 81; the Passive debt, IT at 31. Spanish Three per Cents. at 3.51 and 361 for C money, and 361 and 1 for account. Verezuela at tzt 231 ; ditto Deferred, at 7. French Five per Cent Renter at 891. 50c. ; exchange, 25f. 63c. Belgian at. Four-end-a Half per Cents. at 841 and 86 ; exchange, r ot 5. 251. Two-and-a-Half per Cent. Dutch, at 541 ; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates at 821 and 1. is We have been informed that Mr. Capel has received r s intelligence that the memorial of the Spanish bond- to holders, agreed to in October last, has been presented ti to the Duke of Valencia. Private letters from us Madrid state that the ministry have under considers- I/ tion very great reductions in the expenditure, esti- ; mated, more or less, at two millions stetting, which, se if carried out, it is to be hoped, will improve the is m prospects of the Spanish bondholders. Qusazza- FAST Two. :1 We have jest received intelligence that at the s weekly meeting of the directors of the Bank of Eng land held to-day it was resolved to reduce the mint- sl mum rate of discount to 21 per cent. Consols are 941 to 1 for money and account. so si. ENGLISH FUNDS. Rank Met, 1022 01 3 per OtOss. Ass., 042 06 I par Ca. ilea Ann.., 1131 32 10 0 010 . 03 1 i 10 par Mika. Anna.. 1044 I lizebstsot Ms, Us. OW PORSION VOID& to I par 06 Austrian Hunan— 1 per Ot. Grads Ida.. 16 6 60 44 par Ot Mtg. Dooda,ll4 • iii4ot ftelo . e lti o 26 pro Oast.. I pot et. Brazilian Ban, 06 6 6 pre OIL li it Vitto New, Mi.,.1 4 ,6 I 13 f ritt C e 3 Ciatnan t." 3 ta i rmla ta3 ll6., IT lq Ditto Cotu!nb. Psf. 3PW CIL Otooilt Bab .3t I Columbian Mader Bda.„ 21 I riga Tistsnrad BSA,— 11 3 per CkDanlan tit Patiw 2 °e ft. irse= 3 Us. 113 1. 4 33P sr eT C• Dt t ar turti.,7l vre:s . ssis norm 36.:1r II II 4 . 1,4 ENGLISH PUNE per CLltedueed Aer., n 4 31 S par Qat. Gas. Aar., N 1 1 New 04 per Ct. Apra, int 4 4 31 Loag Anasiges, esp. Mb 1660 81 7-16 Ditto, 'SO you, esp. 10th Oct, 18.59, 3 3.11. Ditto, 30 yeses, up. 6th Jas., 1060, 81 11.16 TO/tEIOI 6 per Ct. Boma Ayr's Eds., 411 24 per Ct. Equsdor Eds., It 1 per Ct. Grenada gds., let Ct. Mexica 7 11n, 1646, ex Jou 261 1 Ditto Seel., Nov. Se, 261 71 4 per Ct. Peruvian Eds., 1649, 52 o pee Ct. Rossini goads, 1823, St, 109 S per Ont. Spinal& Bds., Aut., Nov. 30, 1 7 4 17 5 per Ct. Bds., frees May, 1 6, 111 Ditto, 1844,11 Ditto, 1843, 104 .... —Ymerm.g. ir M fr,au moo. amok U pm. 9 4 IMIs, emir ANON pea. 84. kalkeisftedt, 10142 10 8 mot Arab. . 17$1, 92 et. ow& Is r Merest. to 4 4 1 11 it . IN N Am, I. . ao . 4i so DIM% 18801,114., 0 62 pm. If 1 $ FUNDS. Ct. Sp ode DU, dia. tram e Ma 1847 91 is zuw. iss,ll il tork= l 2 ,3o e Pirolat. eilleablll losde, 851 04 44 DMA, ov 30, 30 1 19 84 pee Ct. Venezuela DU, tS4 IS 7 Ditto, Ili 5 per C D t. e = Rester, 89f. 40e., u 14 per ez. 25/.Ct. Me. S Bolgian BM S ., ea. 23L, , 4 .410 14 per Oust. Dutch Endear, If g Gail., 141 pp 1 per Ct. ditto Certißatter, $lll [t.—Norm= 20. 10 M r. te. 4 per Gat at 10 (231. paid ) 251 80 (221. Ilis pad) 8 I 1 IS N U $ per Ont. Omagh 31 prr Cost. Bradt Dubllasad Kpirtown Rail. De! Illbsr a B6ek .. - - - - Wire un rl !Mk Dublin and Morena Do .... Doan and Be in Jingoism ...: f i 11l !?' Ida sc,ishE!ialse, 4 RI. can. Om .. _. llidlsad Orwo r dsas* - - . 11114711•11018 AND STOOII ABROAD. i 0 Bausem, Nov. 10.-Beigias Funds : Loop. 1843, Firs per Cents. 10 93f ; Ditto, 1642, 93; Ditto, 1148, 964; Ditto, 1844, Four-sad- 00 a.Half yr Canis, 87 ; Loan, 1836, Foca per Ornts , 834 ; Ditto 1 8 1438, There per Cents., 64f ; DMA of the Qty, 1443, Five par Cerra 14 911. Bank of Belgium, Four per Cleats., allf ; Bank of Issue of 1641, Pies per Cents., Mil. Farehanp on Landon 23.325. 10 Armando, Nov. 10.-Act. Debt. Two4intLa.Half per Cents., 33f SO MDltt o t. Tom Per Cents., ON 631; Ditto, Your per QM., 33 sl4.kima India Loan, Four per Cents., 92 112 f. Ezahange as 3 0 Louder, ILLS; ditto, two maths, 11; as Ramberg, 34.87; ditto, SI. two maths, 14.62 ; as Paris, $6.85; ditto, two saasths, WU. 15 Honsuao, Nov. 17.-Itasaisra Thresanda-lialf per Pate, WI U He; Hanoverisa Firs per 1034; Prtudaa, 1648, FM per Cents., 1 0610. lundor Enrilish 1011 1041 ; The per Cent. 0 2 Harbin Certificates, 1999; Pees per Wirth; 111 z4 Daliagi U English Loss, litres per Cents., 71 744 ; Ditto, in 1001. 79; Ditto, Five per Cents., 964 981; Broil& gyp., Four per 9 1 41 Norwegiali Fear oer Costs, 96f 01 ; Spank Ardoins. Fite Par Cents., 11 ; Ditto, Inland. Three p er Coats, 2 6 24 ; Arnim Bin s per Cents., 1054 102. Esehanus on liondos ; Stockholm. 9 0hX 07 , 00 days, 11.13 ; U. Pertabsra, 9th Nov., three swaths, 374. 25 MINCING-LANE.—THISI DAY. so SUGAIL—Tbe public sale of ;1,000 bales of Banns went s of steadily, sad about half sold at 395. to 42a., duty paid ; 200 boxes is bead oho at fall prima, 225. 641. to Is. Th. e, private contract market for Westbsdia steady, but not active. ; Reflood firm, at yesterday's prises ; low brown lumps, 47.. ; grocery, 475. ed. to 495. so Corrn.--1,000 bags plantation Ceylon sold steadily in 90 pablic sale, at &bent previous rata. Men remains firm; proof Leeward., le. 44d. to 6d. Boca.-6.000 bop Madras and steadily in public sale, at ; tall prices. Etc 6d. to 9.. se COTTON.—TIN demand continues limited, and the article wears a downward appearance. Ranum.—Valencia sold at 465. 6d. ; holders now auk 465. Pinnarro.-160 bap sold in public sale at high prices, 6id. to 60. par lb. In other articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAT. There is no alteration to report in this stark's. Quota• tions are as follow Pesereburg Y. C. on the spot, 37e. ; Oc tober to Deoseabiti delivery, 365. 9d. to 37.; January to Mirth, 376. to 375. &I. SMITHFIELD HAY-MARKET:THIS DAY. Moore. Cooper add Davie mart a large supply, with heavy trade, at tha knowing quotation : Prime Meadow Hay, 66a. to 70e. ; Warier do., W. to 60e. ; Rowe; 60e. to 66a. ; Clover, 60a. to 901.; Straw, 20e. to 261. (For Cosoiry M us kW pope.) YORK, Nov. 21. rtroax.Ricaasaa.—Caltdoataa. 101; Great Northam, ; North British Holm, 41. 14•4 Tat. Noiroortio. Dendit Magmas Extromioal, HAMBUiiO, Noe. 17. Boaimnuazi. Haab. BstNT= arm IN; Der* 1114:1114 „ s i a:so NA MO. ri :& lade. 111 ; up= se se Medi. ANSA Waft; 0• 981 °M.*, Mil Nu 1445u4 Daman. 414814.11•1104 NW Dalt= 5adki214442 .1. ; ..... 22 Doukas, sod MI 001221 Friar (4142424 i 2 Omit bike 144212212 . 1 De. 10 De. -.- ... . - .. 24 Dour =I Liege ... ... 144 Ihrtliora of Trump ... 7 Outensmi Madam ...I 25 Itadiarialims ... ..' 211 Vielseri lbw ... - , 13 127122 2 2 s .. St Imo owl Haw - ... 30 01311611111111d13311139 .. .. 13 Tem awl MEW ... .. q di. I 14 12e 7 1 ilia I 5 : P: V sr dia. 3 dis. 1 I di& 3 111 . r. 11 i ll 919, 19 1 9 Si dls !I die LIVERPOOL, Nov. 21. I ved t TOC o p ric=es, market was won' to-day ia r ices, but three was a gold deal el bedews dose.—Cle. &sign (pref. shush 74 1111.—loorishire sod Yorkshire cord. (Ink duns), q d.—Loadou sad North Wain% 111—Dino (saw ft shares), is. td. a. p.—Ditto shim).(i shares. C ) y Ltab—ir ry dked. 414 1 I—Ditto ti shwa, [ .-Ditto I Le. & sad Mester (Dorothy sad Shed). d.—Yori. mils, sod Berwick (exterior Rosa sod 2), ie. d. BIRMINGHAM, Now. 21. arociz•Ezasixos.—This market wu quiet to•day, bet pikes bad rather u upward tura. Landon end North Webs= were dew at 1111, and Beath SOW. at ddb. MANCIIIISTER, Nev. 21. Seeleß-Wzniatets.—Priess were rath stiffer, and then was fakr etteat hawse dams. Loam sad North Waimea Were it sanded st ; East LosaNdwe u lt1; lads Ma at 61 db. ; West Map at 6 15.10ths; sad Sixth !minds, 61 dis. LEADS, MLA Iltwoot-Esewemos.—Thewe is se stoked change fa the smut wee,. tee Grp prior betae thew et the poet few &ye. aillimime sods Ma Mee Wm, or wen Pose at fits doge el UN =1;loallog et ICA lb. N.; last laresatire alto fell to In; Peallearea reraV 71; Lode sod Think Qumran. I. db.; Merekriber, PrekTroe L ft 2•4 Welt Szturime, No. St% ; and 00 . /tt" ag' BRISTOL, Nov. 21. llssarpizawros. egi bob.' bag 11.11 loseirimala ghats to-ow, owl's eltir e t=n )ll,... red•s. Mar emir wee, filliM stigsk 11 eillschtlypd.,orwttegoar. 10 Deontiout • guarsatee 13j Biro.WolvJt lkourValley 10 Vtrol.,Wolv., sod Dudley ealladolypd.,orwithruar. le Do. witbost • guar= 71 Bastes, Stags., sad Bums-. * Bristol sod BMW 40 121 Do. 0 shares le Ds. EN Prellaryosereg. 00 Clustee sad Hafted .. 15 Do. Pritersoas 45 Doella soul lisitost Jane -113 Ere Ao~u.a le Do. ( IS 11. EL) ... 00 3 * DO4 ar 3(.106439. Ct. Pre/. 10 Do. New o. 31 Do. Eat-, 3 P. Ct, No. el Do. do. )10.2 be Do. N. ft B. t per Ct... 33 Easters Delon, our A ((We E. U. Ob.) 23 treeless kista 1.248.5 h. 23 Do. class C. ditto 33 . Do. New .... 61 Ern De.nehi re r oom Ct.rof:l el. SS se EdinherP terandPerth Gl,keiier.... f 5 Mins er 1 Paster, Veoel, & Dor 6d ek. Ile. meter and Busouth .. Northern 20 Great Ifs Do.' ohms, A,Difered 71 Do.l shares. B, 614 Cl.. 10 Do. 5 per Cent. Pre?..... SO 01.11outh.and Wat(les.) 1 00 Great North of Einem— SS Do. New, £4O .. . 30 Do. New, £3O ... ... IS Do. New, SIS ... .. 300 Great Weems ... ... .. 15 Do. New, Ali ... ... SO Bull sad Selby .. ... ... 25 Do. 1 gorse ... ... .. 111 Do. 1 abets .- -. .. 60 Lancaster sad WWI, .. 10 Do. Thirds 100 Lancashire end Terkinke 98 Do. do. X B.& B. 10 lae. tißbe ... ... .. 161 Bo.Thirda ... ... ... 10 Do. New (S.CL).. 10 Do. Wee Duke 2) Do. Preston Wye 10 Do. 1 share (A) ... ... 60 Lends and Bredbrd... ... SO Lards and Think .. .. 3 Do. L St..osat No.l ] Pre O Do. N 0.2 1 Do. 1)0. No.) 9 Do. Quarters 1849 7 per et II Landon and illeanwalt - 10u Loa., Brightas,k &Cowl NO Uo. Now SS gua. 6 p.Ct. 9 Do. guaranteed 8 p CL. lee CroydonThirds... 10 Do. Prat 5 per Cent... SO Do.Oonvrt. 6 p.C...11132 111 Landon and Oreenwate - 10 Do. Preemies 1110 Landes k North-Western i 11 Do. do. New 1 share,- 7 Do. Fifths 1 Do.tIONe.,N.. .eadi.(a) SO larks & grathafesten 414 Do. Nam. SPA ... ... 84 Do. Slew, AM .. _ 6 Do. Prderenes 7 . p. CL. SO Lowestoft Onez.4 per Om 8 NM*. ltaz,„ and Met... 190 Maui, She., and Liss.. U De. Laharoe, No. 1 .. U Do. Mare% No. 2 ... 124 Do. &MS No. 3 .. 10 Ds., ow £lO Pref. .. SO De., Greet Grimsby .. 111 Do. do. . , .. 114 Do. libel. isilinOida.. 26 Do. Oresehy Dook .. 41 Do. Lincoln Union .. 100 Midland . ... .. ... .. SO Do. SAO shame ... .. IGO Do. Rim. end Derby - , 100 Do. B. and B. 6p. CenL 60 Ilidend GLWeetern (Ire ) 16 Do. New . 120 - . ... 20 Do. Oman. 5 per Ct... 1 Do. Gowan. 06 pot tn.. SS North British .. ... ... 3 Do. II Do. Preference ... _ 176 North Manordehlre ... so Word, Wore., 43 Waiver. II Itand..Build., end Nebel 44 Royston and Bilabial . . MI death& Central ... ... 23 L Midland 12 megrim., Cineed ottiab 6 Do., New Chtunnieed... 1 , 6 4 dimerm.webtupo.. W. muted) Med een :: 1 5 0 1 shrop 0 tro pe; v eni a l. P1Led...... se loath Devoe ... ... IS Do. Prefeenoe ... ... 1111 goon Blasnrdrhlt... .. 10 Do. No. 4 =wed ... 10 Do. No. 4 ... IS B. Tort., D00.,1 theele.. 144 Sheffield, Rotherham, and Geo* N. DL gee. 3 p.Ct. SO Waterford sod =Moor -60 Wear Valley,. p. Ct. gm. 11 Do. de. de. 44 Wipe, Rommeet, &Worm. 2S Tark,Nerenetielt Benne 10 Do.liat(YorkilaStewcs.) I 8 De. GILL Plunder or G P 10 Tat sad North Midland.. 10 I Do. Prederenes ... ... $9 $7 411 s. 13 It 13e II 10e lle 71 Te e 9 II 3354 l B oe db. If It 61 l i I di. I I me i Pm. sr 1 3 pm. t 1 db. i i I 3 131 db. 2 2 3 3 dia. 21 2 dl& 20 111 db. 40 11$ ii 43 pa. 39 $4 pm. IS IS pm. 331 081 S 7 12k fit as. to 11 8 111 do. 92 111 48 l l i i Pa. - i alie - -par 43 41 die. 22 20 db. ioi 14 die. 7 ids. 11 2 1 101 di . . 2 =. 7 117 SS_ ii w No 4 5 4 5 164 14 19 111 If 1$ Ise 284 30 I 6 1 1 43 6 I' Si b• 3i ' 76 2tt i ft4 1114 1124 IPim II ti rot so st 4 . to 14 dls. . 12 lb ells. 1 Is 4 a 144 44 4 dls. IT 20 14 . 12.44. 1 1 3 1 1 9 9 11 11 14 Ms. 9 4 Ala. 20 18 di& 6 4 . __ .. iI if dts. 17 18 24 211 dla St 24 130 192 ii 02s. I 5 16a 1 4 4 i n 311 2f ex 81 Par Pah 16 19 1 Al& iii ii 1 - 4 li eal 7 7 dia. 6 6i db. 1 21 pa. 6 4 db. 6 21r. li 9 As. I dla 11 I:1 dis. 6 7 ;f if Os. 171 lei 61 6 6 27 di' 4 dr. 1' i'''• 3 4 Ica 16 14 eta 16 9 f 17 1 tf dli 5 dia. 11 181 1 4 dim. n ts i ; is dts. 1y di& 4 do. • pare[ . 31 77 ISO SIO Ills 4 u % 4 71 8 IN i 161 1 181 51