The Express. — London, England, 1849-12-07 00:00:00

__....... • Cig/aeri✓ ' #ol° , • t Ttp rt of y na. '6' od li •l as E A . tax. in enter.ni tares, Y tke on.. sad to 1 0 , 44 - 11. 10,2 GOlllaNts," all " , 10 Ly„ ay, Op laris tla, of 8 Tke E‘ ai Th• 21 "' r•st• V‘ttee ."rd.7,. mat ...um • ka., he r kis anti. ll Dl:g. • •• •• 0 •• • Doc 11 • Jai'. 7 •• Dee. 21 ••• Die,22 13 • Deo Dte. 22 ton. 24 No. 1,0244 LONDON, FRIDAY E% ENING, DECEMBER 7, 1849. [THREEPENC E. BAILWAYS. IRTORATION TO AUSTRALIA STEERAGE passage money £1,5 for 4 la each adult, including prorisinos.— le ,1.. w .v ea, 1 ‘ usable rmpeetsble persons. who are inelir.ble Aoe • gm image, to proceed to the hostrs CO:001.• at dolma 'maim eao, It has Oren torso .rd to s LISS it Maim Itret-elsos SHIN of large tonnsim, for tlasiellMehliall Of itlefaill and other permeates, at an 110 NeN kw r ags gr ormie-imusey. that. yawls Silt be sub. roi=o impalimai her ko ys ra*. migration oftteees, and will as de emulated da wind sad weather permitting) iliedOrdlera gumeatece will be gives. -- See See toms hordes, J. BLOW, 000m0,a,.... foe end PO4l PHILIP; to mil trout Plymouth hos. 23. 41=11r. _7ne um beide', se ll Lkommailsr, tor ADZ /am god POET PHILIP ; t front London Decorator 1, from Moollorr 11. dig. Me full poops, with tirst-rato stemmed'. ▪ lle .W 1 gmgera, and, their 'omen decks Ming lufty and r ali sogeg. they seed most desirable opportunities for the isimagedlia af . biannediabe end *mew pasiensera. Th ey will baud sail yeenimmes all eap i an a p sato 'hereto& W bee ll Colonission Commissiooem neeMlef t w i soMsmit mbeened. They are officered a preinme, eel carry duly qualified ri m isylimed onageonr=apolig hoe ships, simil itly fitted, s. • MMoid. WHIM= IM and ISth of each month from a Loam the llth and WO hew Plymouth. Lead at rho Jetty, LIMB BMW. II ILUISRALL and EDRIDGE, 31, lenehurch-street, (BEAT EXHIBITION of INDUSTRY of ALL NATIONS, 1551. e FIBS? LIST al the Nantes of Promoters and Subscribers Is sow being mods up, to be reported forthwith to II R.H. PitINGIL ALBP.RT, President Mlle Society of Arts. !IMMO& &aims* that their names Mould be registers! In ouch List me requested to Intinate the same Immediately to the Cuairmen of the Leal Commit:era, which have been formed In— Aberystwith Falmouth Northampton St. Austell Guildford Nottingham Loh (Pourevter Plymouth Bristol Hereford Penzance Bodmin Huddersfield Stamford Bradford Halifax Stroud Bridgnumb Ipswich Swansea Belfast lakidenninater Staff td Birmingham Limerick Shrewsbury Cork London Stone-upon-Trent Coventry Launceston Stourbrulge Cardiff Lek:eater Truro Canterbury Leeds Walsall Do. Mouth 11 eererpod or Waterford Demerol It Wexford Drrby Mokbatme wan:otter Dover Norwich wolverhesuptos WSW Newport • t Yarmouth Dudley Newcastle-upon. Taster Tr or to the Ezettutire Oaelualitaa, Old Paine-yard. •ninstor. DIGBY WYAI s, • • rotary. INDIA. will proceed in • steam-r to tea. The lieutenant- Rovesnor N.W.P. reached Agra on the 24th, much improved by hie stay at Siml►. His honour is to pro cetd on hie our on the 12'b, visiting Boum first. On the morning of the 26;h a private of the let Bengal. Fullest, win hung at Agri, for having attempted the murder of a comrade for the sake of very situdL and of int Her quality. The atearnertt raganza, which sailed on the 11th ultimo, took 449 chesty, the greater port i.in of which was shipped by importers on their own account. Our pre, nt quotation of 2,250 re. per chnt te • nominal one. The new drug will begin to ar rive *bout the middle a the present month : the crop is estimated at from 14,000 to 16,000 chests. In CORPKMIIOO of the abundant fall of rain during the past monsoon in Mannar, the growth is estimated t . amount to ale.,. 22.0t0 clans, which will begin to much Bombay abut the end of nest year. Fanonts.—There is little diepoeitlon to ship, peening prices of cotton bring too high, find tonnage is thus not in much rivaent. We quote rates to London ■nd Liverpool, 31. 24. Gd. to 31. 3s. per ton; and to Chase at re. le per candy. EICHANOII.—A considerable supply of bills arrived by the China steamer, awl the rate opened at lc lid.. but a very small 016°.nt was obtained at that, for purchasers barlig come forward very freely, holders tonriedatcly raised their price to Is. MM.. and atter war& to Is. lOid., at the latter o I which etas we believe the bulk of the it insactioos for this mail have bad effect. Ihe hankie and our THE OVERLAND MAIL. THIS DAT, TwooTtocit. In the shore market no tendency towards improve ment is p..rceptible ; prices, on :he contrary, an rather worse for some descriptions, ar d the tone generally is la' her depressed. Caledonians are heavy, and have declined to 11:1 ; North Striffords to 8. A decline has also occurred in Berwicks and York and North Midlands, the Lmer being last dealt in at 171, and the latter at 17 ill's week's traffic returns show •tion eider .ble falling off in these two lines as comp ired with the correspondinz week of last year; in the New castle and Berwick line the decrease amounts to about 1,8001. . . . . . . We have received car deapatchia by the Overland Mail, with dates from Bimbay to Nov. 3; Calcutta, Oct. 22. gaining the hand of his wife. The wounds inflicted by Dennis Murphy on his intended victim, Dennis Si.ea, luckily did not prose fatal, but Murphy was sentenced to (Lath and the punishment was carried into execution, the circumstances of the ease having been of avi ry aggravated nature. As the man re wavered from the wounde, I cannot view the putting to death of the intended murderer in any other light than an act of barbarity, disgraceful to a C:aris'ian govern ment. Yet such is the saw of the land, and it must be obeyed. It is said that the man Shea mounted sentry over the cell of Murphy the day before the execu tion. A Captain M, of the 2nd Bengal Europeans, having accused the major of his corps e f cowardice at the battle of Ramnuggur on the 22nd of November last, a court of ir.quiry was ordered to inves tigate the matter, which fully acquitted the major of the charge, on which the captain was brought to trial at Lahore for the false charge made by him against his superior officer, the !remelt of which has as yet not transpired. Major Cook's trial for gambling has concluded, but the result is not yet known. The Hon. Mr. Bethune and Mr. Justice Peel have returned to Calcutta from Madras and the north west respectively. The ship Emily, Cupta!n Ander- see, was wreaked on the Arduous on the let B-pt.; and the barque Orpheus, of London, Captain T. Mann, at Cochin, on the 12th October: both vessels totally destroyed. Tte Hey. Mr. Krauss, of the Church Mis,ion, died at C'hineurahs on the 14th Oztober. The Commanders-in-Chief of Madras and Bombay have returned to their respective eresidenciea The news of the death of that good old man, Archdeacon Jeffreys, has caused sincere and heat Veit regret to hundreds in Bombay, who admired the worth aid sioglentae of heart of the'r page.. lie was in reality • Christian in every sense of the word, and it will be long ere we see his like again. Ile had a great disirclination to leaving India, and always expressed a belief that he would not live long at home. Unfortunately his predic tions have been too early verified. Captain Da niel R no, late ma-ter-attendant of the Indian navy, died at Bombay on Monday last, alter a period of ser vice of upwards of half &century. 'As a by drographer in the eastern bees Lie name ranked next to Hors burgh's. The Lead-quarters and a wing of the 'Nal Highlanders leave tor Aden about the 13tit ; they march from Belgium to the coast at Vingurla, from whence they are to be conveyed by steamer—the other wing coming to Bombay for garrison duty. The wing of the 2nd Europeans being relieved at item return to fats, and are to be stationed at Belgium, for which station the left ev'ng, which was at Peons, marched on the morning of the Ist init.. Six months' full batta !has been granted to all the troops who served in the late l'uojaub campaign, for which , they are also to receive • medal. Those present at Meehan are to have a bar in addition, as are also those present at the battle of Geojret. The Bombay , column and General Sir S. Weisn'a column will thus get two bars with their medal. The chief magistrate of Bombay, Mr. G. L. Ferran?, goes home by this day's steamer, and has been succeeded by Mr. A. Spew+, lately judge at Ahmedabad, and ore of the most upright men in the ser vice. Mr. C. M. I. Poll , ,ck, a son of the late Sir D. Fetlock, judge at Bombay, has been appointed clerk of the crown, in room of the late Mr. Wallace, de ceased. A European female has been committed for , trial at the next criminal sessions, for tiring a pis . ol, loaded with shot, at and wounding some natives be longing to the Tannah culls aerate. Her protector, Dr. Fogery, has also been committed as an accessary before the fact. Cholera is rapidly dim.nishiog in Bombay : last month 331 persona died of it. Dr. Moegroce has been eminently sum s4ul in his cold-water cure, scarcely any whom he took in baud having died. And yet professional jealousy prevents his brother doctors 10itig tiro VAL% aid acd countenance it is alike their bout.den duty and their interest to do! The number of deaths from Lateral Caulks was 829, and from violence 18 ; grand total, 1,191, out of a population of about 500,000. Tt e English mail of the 24th September only reached us on the tight of the 31st Oct., by the steam frigate Auckland, which took 20 days to reach Aden from Bombay, and caused our mail of 17th Sept. to be de tained irom its destination • fortnight or more. A plague on inch tebs, say we all. The Akbar, with the mail of Bth Oct., is looked for to-morrow. The fo:lowing letter of our correspondent will be Land to contain all the news by this mail. prW6pal heel drawers have been dohig nest to nothing. Bills on Calcutta are not much requegt, and we quote 60 days' sight &iron's drafts at 4 per emit. diniount, S 0 days' light at j per cent. discount, and eight per tent. premium. CALCUTTA, Ocr. 22.—The advice+ , received hereby the mall of the 24th Aug., gave rine to considerable activity in our expert - niarkt*, and this activity Imo lama increased by the fall hi freights. Tire demand for the principal articles of country produce •"" has cousequently bean large and steely, while prices have risen rather more than the advantage gained by the re duction in !reheats will meet. A great run has been made upon Sugar, the mocks of which are nearly ezhauated, at an advance in t o value. The animated enquiry which existed for Saltpetre at the data of . our last repot tam been welt maintained. Transactions in raw silk have bees Waited, owing partly to the combured absence of native importere, and partly to the smallness of is 'unpile*, bat a good Inquiry exists, and buyer. could be readily found t 3, at previous value. In oorahe operations have been restricted, owing • to the same a .use. The low prices of tonnage have induce d consi derable shipments of rico to the British market. The demand for 3 . jute is active, and large sales of that article have taken yj place. In oil - cede, the American demand for Linseed con- tw time', while British shippers give the preference to Iluatard seed, of which 15,541 lade. have been shipped to Great Britafti sinee the Ist 1 4 inetant. The exporte of lac dye and shellac to Great Britain for the a. teaks Math' rud so d .sth herenter, 1649, amount to 19,764 mds. l g. a the former, lOlO ode. of the l i e, s Lose lads. of dye. and 17.481 md.. of shellac In the weidagas yo twelvemonths. With revpeet to indigo, the crop has pus ea l e crewing its results and the catirnated outturn cannotnow be reckoned w at ler tb to 125,000 lade.; at Mirzapore and Benarrs, the young u pion has yielded unusually liege return, which compensate for the is deatiency in the produce of the old, or ri:torm plant. Operation.. in our Import market bore again been interropted by i t the intervention of three native bthithiya at the oomn.thicement of lard in week; Mae:le:tone, h wever, have been estensire, and the thetinesa done in cotton piece gar -ds has been large, although not q tire Po salts. 6 , factory in regard to prices as could have been wished ; the cemand has tun 'lcily ration the middling and good qualities of Manchester eg cloths. Aim ad all deset Iptione of Glasgow light fabrics command a 3 3 gad inquiry. The higher numbers o' mule twit have declined in value ; sales of this article, generally, however, have been an a fair es reale. All Und+of metals remain flat; copper akeathing has balm r*. 24 so per od.. sir., from S 9 to 36 12; tile to quoted at SI S ; epelter at 33 2; lead has been sold at 7.0 0 per md. Large parcels of iron hare u changed twats a; a lower valuation, in consequence of hoary imports, 13 and the anxiety of holders to realise. 61 There ha* been no change in the Money Market, which continua gg well oupplte.d. Company's paper Is quoted at 11 to 11. 6 premium for pL transfer Fives; Ito 14 disount, secoad and third do.; 4 to a annaa dawount new do. ;14to 14 8 Company'. Yours; 15 to 15 8 theca do. is Bank of Bengal ' , hares 00 to 1,700 premium, but nothing u doing in them. The Moine.* of this bank has Increased very much of ru Lve, indicating an improvement in trade; its profits during the past les three months average 6.12-74 per cent. per annum. 1.11 Vat - besot: has eligibly Improved in favour of buyers; first-chug I le months' sight paper has roll at 1.10.7.10tbe to 1.101. 100 Famine hare eu'talned a further depresthoth Cur quotations now go are SI. las. ealtpetre ; 31. 15th auger; and 41. Rice to Dation. gg Several Moo-clam .hips have engaged freight at the above figure.: ig but as these are now out cd the field a higher rate is demanded, though 144 I.ot as yet given. ea French shares are steady, with little business. Northern of France are called 2 dia.; Boulogne and Amiens 6.1. ........ Saifog n i ........... aft 1. --et• MAW. Ihrime a 1 .••••• OPINI• 7 . 6;a7 ‘ 717 4 1 ...... Pd. I Samoa RAILWAYS. SP Do. Preference 10 insabgL,Net.,lnnt,ltE. Jet 6 Berke t Hants Est. (Gt. Wert. perpetual t.) SO ninslagnaralkOaford p.P June Pilladulypil n erwithguar. $6 De. without a guarantee 13f Blrna.Welv.t StourValley 10 'Ann., Wale., &ad Dudley cellegulypd.,erwitbguar. 10 Do. entboata guarantee 71 Seaton, !Amu., and Bins— PO Mate' and Exeter 271 Do. Thirds 1 7 1 nackinaltarnahire ... ...I ~~"°~' r ~ 12 13 tak 6i ti 24 20 22 23 94 10 4 0 pm. 3 4 pa. Sole. :Nay op to °Vita. cr HEAT EXHIBITION or INDUSTRY of ALL NATIONS, 11.31. oyez Is HEREBY GIVEN. that important Towne and pleas which haw not been Matted by a Deputation fn to 11.1 t ill. The Prince Albert, Proidest of the Society of Arta, win be vbeted In due e urea so mon m wettable arramenuntseen be made. la the mean time, it is !equated that Ira faradicw et any Local Committee in ouch places may ha reportolforthwAk Io tie Ikeretary ot tbe Executive Oast mittee. DIGIsY WYAIT, BousAary. I. Old relowyerd. wadidesicT• 11071CL—ALTIZATION 07 TIME. INIORITION ON THE NEW PRINCIPLE, useuebsa by the Cvdendistd hi October, 1841. ]FOrRiiiiVRTgiA.DDZTLATE, PORT 41 1 1 , to tan 111 1 1 11 ; 1 0 the was 11 11.1°A .NAM MIA AMAMI% 11ttish.butl: chip A 1111 7. 473 MS tem meleter, aml 7011 tv t . huedea, Aelevel, _ADAK JOAIMON. covuoustler. lying Ilte rd Nam. Wm Sae emeal Me•eipeekeie end walk if 1 be he the 'mem dMbs, sod lelol2=l My he owe due it the maim rote of Meledia.= d e r , t o g soft. e a emi mem Mmelle memo kg ea espeeleseM mem es. This ship fells et lip NM• I. bee 111 dremie kin the 11th Detembee. Patin IMee/Mbet d hoe preforms el Melba rer Nam portlselere Sc*4. HALL 11ketben), Riellevemet. IMemeest• le T. IL /MUM Ceetle.emet. Wehin.l.ve; se to and *owes I, Eam Lovlahallvtreet, yam Trebel be the test huts Dells ham Vevehurthatzest am 11 Mame& 37 33 Is. 124 114 db. Is 164 12 124 iii Ili i N 0 TI CB. - SMITHFIELD CLUB PRIZE CATTLE BROW and EaYYDea• of Soo* Rood, Implo. WSW. AA, for 14411,COMMENCE4 as TUESDAY Wstaisi of WED• NE4DAT, and doom co Yri447 evening Inland of Saturig. as hwretotore, 11th, 12th. 13th, sod 14th Dec - boom, ILlog-stroot, 81 91 1 04 19 101 33 113 1 11 lit Do. 1 shams 10 De. Eli Prefereneereg. 60 Chester and Holyhead .. 15 Do. Preference 411 Dublin and Belfait 25 But An6liar ... IS Ds. (( I• E. &H.) .. 12 D0.(31.105.) 6p. Ct. Pref 20 Bartern Counties .. 10 Do. New Goa. 6 p.a... 6' Do. Bat., b go. Ct., No. 1 61 Do. do. 140.2 5$ Do. N. &B. 6 per Ct... 43 Da New 25 Rasters Union, ease • (late R. U. Bh.) • $ Do. do. do „ 23 Do. elms 11. and C. ditti 20 Do. @grip (gua. a p. Ct.) 23 Da Mew 6 1 Do. 6 per Ct. Peet 1 sh. 16 But Linotanshire SI Bdinburgh and Olargow. . 11 Exeter, Yeovil, & hash. :Is. Mester and Exmouth 10 Greet Northern 131 D 0.4 shares, A,Deferred 74 De. 4 shares. B, 61.. CL. 10 Do. S per Cent. 471 (11.8outb.and West. (Ire.) MO Cleat Ninth of England.. 63 De. New, £4O . 10 Do. New, £3O 15 Do. New, all 105 °rest Western... 5. De.shares IS De. shared 20 Do. Rho 15 Do. New, tl7 60 Hull and Selby._ „. 15 Do. 4 shame 121 Do. etiares MI Lancaster sad Carlisle .. 111 Do. Thirds 100 Lancashire and Yorkshire 96 IN. do. 11,./1.611 49 Do. trharee 234 Do. obsess 10 De. iftbs „ 164 Plo.Tbirds to Do. New (via 6 p.Ct.).. 49 Do. Liverpool end Bury 10 IN. West Biding Union 35 Do. Preston and Wye' 10 Do. 4 @bum (A) ... Se Leeds and Bradford._ ... 50 Leeds and Think Ili Do. Pref. 6p. Cent No.l • De. Do. N 0.2 Do. Do. No.: • Do.tluarters 1041 7 per ct 1111 London aid Blackwell .. IMP( Lon., Brighton, h Leonel 100 Do. New Es goo. 6 p.Ct . I Do. guaranteed Sp. Ct. late CroydonThirds.. 50 Do. Pref. 3 per Cent-- 50 Ini.Conirrt. 5 p.C..,1115; 131 London and Greenwich 20 Do. Preference 100 Loadon & Nurik.Weeten 12 Do. do. New 1 mbar's. 1 Do.CIO sh.,3l.and B.(C, SO Leedom & South-Wedeln , 424 Do. New, LSO 34 Do. New, 4:40 Do. Preference 7 p. CI.. • LoweetoltClusr.4 per ()nit 3 Bench., Buz., and Met.. 100 Mauch., het., and Liss 25 Do. 1 shares, No. I ... ,25 Do. shares, No. 2 121 Do. ALUM, No. 3 .. 10 De., New EIO Pref. ... 60 Do., Great Drinteby 25 Do. SIN!. and )incoln.. 35 Do. Grimsby Dock ... 41 Do. Lincoln Unioa 100 Midland 30 Do. £5O shares 100 Do. Binn. And Derby.. .. 100 Do. B. end B. 6 p. Cent. 30 Do.ErewashValley Pref. 50 Midland GLWaitern (Ire) 15 Do. New L2O 20 Do. Gummi. 3 per Ct... 6 IN. Duaran.3l per CL. ID North British ... 19; Dithered; ei Do. shares el Do. eirda Du. Preference Di North Statfordshlre 50 Oxford, Wore., & Wolver. II Itaail,tiuild., and Began 41 Royston end Machin . . 25 itentish Central 23 WM Midland 12 Shrews. k Btrm., Chas A 11 Do., New Citismateed... IS Shrewsbury and Unsure (Nor. W. Min.) Do. Halves ... IS, Do. DerreaUp 10 D r ilta i r Cent. Pref.... 64 Sh Union 50 Sou Devon ... 13 Do. Preference ... 34 South Staffordshire 131routh Eastern 10 I Do. No. 4 P.eglatersd 10 Do. No. 4 Scrip 43 South Wales 12 York., Don., & ()Dola. 16. Sbeftleid, Rotherham, marl Omni, N. Di. gun. S p.Ct. 20 Waterford and Kilkenny.. 50 Wear Valley, 6p. Ct. gum.' 2. Do. do. do. 45 WWI,. flmneenet,&Weym. York.Newmatle& Benno. Do.Ezt.) Da. 0.N. ( York&Newes E. Ptuvires or Preference eu York and North Midland.. 10 , Do. Prefereaos PERSONS of INDUSTRIOUS HARI'S, ether le sr out el trade. okay REALISE a MODERATE INCOME to thstaled snide. of boort, ecereatplee.—Yor full pertieulare apply, either pereitoel.• ay by letter, to the EAST IND( k TEA C U M. ✓A1411;10, Oreet dant ilatea's Courebyani, City. le t le es axial I rsk. f dla pm bi 52 4 pm. 71 111 ei at ---------- MONTHLY PACKL '8 FOR PORT NATAL. L RRANGEME government foeNTS having bran male by pesetas • VIGRA= to NAT t tr L,praras of moderate sad labourers. U approved by bre ilajesty's Ratierala Ofteoallamove, tap obton • e• aerAge perm" vita widow, mad fa awes at freehold land, for ClO ; or ma Ilararediate power. with pradriese mad (be value quantity of load, a ir 117; r,• &fa. Ilk The $o wretch b mai sat with theigioad sew thaketass atop EDWARD, A I. RAI WI =tete raw Imam reprealy laterried for the Natal trade, rear( be Is kst a der, will Wow to December.—l4* Some a min" Ned realm partieolass, apply to J. C. 111111:41S sad a, Xrallaaall Le. 5 7 4 6 17 IS 12 IS 12 IS ▪ Ga. 44 ... ... 11..... "*" .=—.. -ow 2balme • amesi - Mina 27i 2/1 22 $2 1 1 dia. 132 31 2/ 121 die. 31 3 .114. 2 11 dm. 30 22 225 130 52 62 pm. 32 11 pm. 19 21 pm. 52 59 27 MI 111 11 Ws. 1 . 01 111 . 84 QM . 95 97 171 481 . 9 9 pm. 4$ 50 2 din pm UN DON ASSURANCE r vosknex, established by set ts die seism of King --- sr, ix wry., FIRE, and ',Rank+. onion Catskill, and 10, Pa- 0:0‘ 'ls' , . T . 0 , 7 0 iat , , , to.. • • .. i a 1 Muter hi * 7 ' (*Off* the Vas*, I , ~.... _ •' & MARINE INAUR 1111 f'S . - • Vara Rattans, 0, i geat-etreet. The aspires a .. ..... c Deportment are d ration, and an mins Pawl. . . .. • ' r D prom. an adds • -•-, L Iteiel4 Of Paid ii i " 4 -. i C ` ."` abatement of the apeutra an 'unapt teem all Itability at p A km Aged tete withaat tertietratua ia peel hate maelealhat oat tithe Rattail Rome ,tag ! ! !!""All e fSt i rLZe a PIN-AIMING NIACIIINES (four-horse l ower), dome upwards of SO loads of wbest straw per day -straw undamaged. pries 40 guinea.; a Gnaw Machine, band labour, will prepare W bushels per day, price t 10; Wedialies chaff machine, arin cut 200 baobab per day, t 7e. • bone-line, dreouna.machine, teraipeetter, 'rubble-rake, ail-eake breaker bean and mat embers, kiwi *s em stub two helm% emboli picaigh, doub.e Meld roller, Ien—MARY Wit/LAKE, 111, Fewchugh-street. of otaa eriap the LW defrayed by the carp°. t flare from the pre- MONET MARKET. 581 91 added as a bonne to po nd I. earn. or applied In of the annual premiums. ty at partareoliip. ia prodia. Rams err liberally treated. w of SW. Ima IrlatTßA. at enrrer "t runte. "'Werat. Inepetesee tee ea pentad er written 'pillow C. R. .1010 neseetary. D,_-..;) Alt LOW'S NEW IN VENTED SELF-ACTING SYPHON II AI i TAP. ItY.QCIRE4 NO VENT.PEG :: ! Prevents ale. beer, eider, er utber liquors 4 1ei..... ' • from hemming Eat or mid so elleetually P-!.." a . that the last Oat 'ball be draws as geed es er, a P 1 -1- • sm. t" • 4) AI _....) tftlik , =—...._. D l ,. ••%•-- ' • ------ -- moms -11 F /...„.....____ ',M ( I ri the firsts warranted to repay its cost in is . i two , e . .s . ka n of al t e ; 0 1)V n ee v 4s. Gt: i. , t o: o ft: e t 1 turn) at le, W. e.eli.. The above engraving will esplain Its solos. When the loose key is fitted on I• the top el the plug c (which has a hole op. polite the alr•tube H), su ffi cient air notice through It Into the cask to cause the liquor I to run oil freely; when the tap is turned a no muse air can enter. JAMES BARLOW, 14, Ring WWiant. street, Waislina-Mau. Tstsblishei ISM. N.&—Noce are genuine facer* stamped with hie name And :Adm.& J. B. taaehes Falls a new method of tapping maks, warranted to delight all who not It, and supplies wholemle and retail hi. Ngm INVENTED TAP WRAPPERS (to supersede the hung lag nettled of using paper), Med, and Is. per packet. The trade supplied. THIS DAY. Two o'CLocw. ..~. ...~rs,r. The home funds have again experiencen a marked ill advatea to-Gay, ihnigh the quotations at present H t . ruling are not quire so good as at the commence- too went of business. Consols were first called 961 to ; for m grey and next Wednesday, being a rise ap 01 upon the clueing quotations of yesterday, and Si immediately went up to 97; from this, however, they 1 0 receded to 961. They are at present quoted 962 to so 1, both for cash and this account. For the 16:h 11 Janu iry the quotation is 97 to 1. The ao4 Three per Cent,. Reduced mark 934 and 2. The 3 1 per Cents. have advanced considerably, having : 0 been dealt in at 064, ' 1 ", 97, nud last at 961. The rise to is to be attributed to the fact that this stock is gua tt - ranteed against further reduction for 20 years after the se.l rate of interest on it has been reduced to 3 per s i t,. ern'. Exctequer bills are higher, and have obtained 315., 30e., and again 325. preulium. Bank to tee Stock marks 201. 121 Foreign stocks are generally steady is value to- to day ; but the business transacted is not on the extensive scale scale which has characterised the 20 dealings fur the last few days. The transactions of 10 the day are as follows : Brazilian, at la Buenos 1 1 0 L Ayres, at 47 48, and 47. Chitian Three per Cents ,at so 361. Equsdor, at 4. Two-and-a-Half per Cent. Dutch, at 56. Jlexican (ex Jan. coupon), at 282, 1, and 1. 16 ' Portuguese Converted at 361. Spanish Five per ft Cent. Actives, at l 9; ; the 'Three per Cents. at 39 ry and 384. 11 39 dim. 21 19 dia. 19 91 41s. 9 e 1 dia. 10 101 dia. •.! 2i pit. Nsiriyundtubl Jolt= ....T'r•.rin ...... Roundis e. --AL Mu* N. s ....... Wank. ..... haft UAW aa. 1:rNION ASSURANCE OFFICE ) (ntut, LIVE AIINCInE4), Domain and kAll ILi er.atreet. Looks; College. green, Dublin; and lapi.divie. llasehere. levituted A.D. 1714. ri ‘ . t , .., re. WILLIAM NOTTIDOK. Yin., emanates. 0 A . NICIIOLAB CIIARMINGTON, E 0.0., Dame Cardamum. AThe Lib Bonita of the yaw Itin Metiers deelateo, a ant, with the exception via re*tree of t"000 (to s.s accumulate towards the nett Bonne in BIM) le pay able nom and with the sum in.ur , d. The kiioning will allow the :dined arnocattof Bonn' on Foible. for SLIM, ett eted in Great Britain, accoriltag to the ages of tea lives 'lwo 'soured : Amount at Pre- Age when _,,,,„„ .....„,....,, Boner for Miley " in '7 l ,7l:;i" - the came effected. time. f l Team Being shout 3 percent. 110 ... /11:11. lee. ltd. ... £lO5. ... 1 on much amount or premium. IS .. Zl6l lA. 10d. ... £lO3 ... Being go per cent. ditto. Se .. SIM IS.. 2d. ... glO5 ... I .eing SS per cent. ditto. St ... Z 2119 As. 4d. ... LIDS .. Being SO per cent. ditto. 40 .. VD lie 2d. ... £10.3 ... Below 41 per cent. ditto. TM ditAti LEWIS, Seeretm7. FIRE INAURANCP. in all ire branches, includiegthe rent of home, gad profits retained on en tcnnial inaurane.n. Gj I dia. 3$ II ii pm. 996 100 i 7_ il_ _. 3 31M4. clis 34 4 M 42 Gitgas i....«.. IMMO ..... Ale 6 la Hail P. 41. Cil 134 111 10,1 54 66 St • le Ws ember 4, to ailp Amalgam - ie ii 22 22 Om 8, to ..... of OW I'M: ROOTS.-T HOM A S F. ii l i 1134 f par ii s tel. ii I pas. II SS I. IS dl. IT IS dim. 1131'13 12i I 81 1I .ne.uw - 1 •1 9 . ......-. -Oft I:)UTCH FLOWER : WILDING. Importer at E I 'Larkin, Wholearle tiorbt. 2, Cho duo, has now ready for lending out 24 Flue ranted Ilyminths 12 Vine named early Tulips 12 Tournerol Tulips II Due Vrn Tholl Tulips 12 Vine named Ranunculus 19 Fins named double Anemones 12 Gladiolus All warranted Dutch rods of the b assay part atholdwidow tor Y 9., the &ow kw Sl. Tn snowy the drag a isa immilady. R« its from aterflehl.aireet, kinire-cmosi Lon eekbrated hose., eontAining 12 Vine named Irta Angelica 12 Vine named leis Mirada' 12 line named Narcissus pea. 144 4i Ali 18 antis* ta...— ... —Ude pithRITANNIA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY.' IM. thetas** aterawersd by Reedßeed Act of Parliament Via., esp. 9), sad b so a•natlttated as to afford the berets of Ida mautame to their Wiest extent to policy-Loklera, sad to present ream facilities sad mcoatoodation thaa me totally oared to the public. The ample entoceibed capital, together with the large and FOll.. fiscally increorlag goad, accumulated from the premtumson upward, of 1,,a0 mirk*, albedo complete retail to the mound; whilst the napalm& of the Compaars trammetinto has enabled the D Ireton la °Sectionals! admatagos to policy-hoiden% as will he men by fer mi to the prospectus, and to the varied and extensive tables, which tam bets computed with great care and Wean expressly far the re el this institution. l'aThit MORRISON, Readent Director. 1, Primea.street, Disk. Loaded. 60 iltoiceoarrird erocus AO Largest bit Crocus 30 Lawn bit e Crocus 30 Largest White Crocus net quality. which will be forwarded or beim containing hall of each ol • dart oolleetioa of mute, WINKS is I 3 411. 9 9 9 9 la 14 dia. I 8 dia. 21 19 dia. 6 8 Calcutta ..... ..... labs .... Nadia _ . ENGLISH ruNDs. . rank Stork, 102 4 1 3 pot Ct. Can Are.. 1141 4 00 1 per Ct. Red. Anat.. VI 1 3* per Cl.. Oni 0 11 3 per Ct. Co.. •OLL. 04 i E.zehequer IWO. 49.. to la. 114 FOREIGN FUNDS. U 9 per Ct. Mention Ronda, I pia CY-Orem& Ede, 161y4 1/ 14 ti per Cl Deis. Ilona. 64$ 6 GRIM& Pafinaod 1k9 , ., 38 8 88 II per gent., 6 per Ct. Met.. 1846 . Dif I tit. S per Cl lirazlllan ISL.., 669 6 Per Cl Peruvian Oda.. 634 44 1p Ditto Now. 66 8 l'ortugueoe C0n...161 74 8L 6 per Cl Dwane Alvan, 46 8 ti ler Ct. itu. Mo.. In II tit, Ditto (Lilian Pi1.4.,117 V Ditto Spanish 1id0.. 10 / 19 SO lißte Collura, be t Mc.— 3 per Cl Spruill& Bile.. 3el 9 Colustanan liqua4or BID a.. 344* Spaniel Deferral 1id.,,- 3. PR 3 Ct. Irinah lido., ;14 liato Families Hen, 31 4 *3 pe rpe Cl liuteb Ma., 661 I 9 Per Ct. Venezuela Oda.. 11 19 n 4 ~e , CI. pu4a, torte 4 Yew:Diet:l Deferral 8d.,. 9 16 le I Jimmies Ofted New Vot Nabiri; so—Loudon ILLUSTILATED LONDON NEWS I.f TO MORROW, Dm. a, will contain the following aplenitcl Enirrov. hip :—Poi trait at General Harnau—At ad an Chinese Pirate Junks —Arrest. al Legitimists at Pans—Edinhargh New er Corn Yichang* (twa views)—Partratt at the late Queen D ,wear - KM' William IV. Navel Ait)Oits, built by her late 241evty—Conserradon of the Hishngs of Norwich, Usndsff, and Madras : portralp at the Bishop Visit to Priee'. Patent Candle Comnany's Works: I. spreading and Mripping Department. 2. Stein Mahan and Virina-hatlve. 3 . Canine oulding-were. " Night Light" and Rocking DiTartment -in surrection la Cephalonia: I. NIL at Arguetoi. 2. Convent K. Ge roaiam—With Dome, Foreign. and Colonial Intelligence. iind all the news al the week.—Odiee, I2a. Strand, palm ad. Powell* tree. it ii WS. 50 S I iii 2 die. 26 21 tot f THE "TEA-PLANT" TEA-POT, so named from Its ham Nohaat* ornamented with the lave. aid stem at cant, MN jot been edited to those paten* made wader the Maim Pant, which have during the lest two year. attained such a widespread tha n fro from tbar eiegema_durability, end rheap.. ma, ao lest than from their malt imembienee to War, teiag electroplated with a mean watts( el sem. Rim 43a. Cottage pattern isa sad seise let amplete S 10 Antique do. do. do. 17 AB ndemee de. On do. oothe* do. Mooed as do. 17 Ditto do. plea do. do. 0 LouirQuatarre plain do. do. 3 N.B. Teapot% 22.. emit; coffee Pate, WM took of the Cottage Pi law teapots, 12e. each; coif* pots, S.L. each, et the Sli 1 seta, Any iither article aingly in the mine propertlom Eariidap mat (wood) tree. WILLIAM S. BURTON (late Rippe aid Saran), 111, Oxford- Melt, aad 1, Newatemareet (mew le riewmasstreet).—Tanadiebed M Wallestmet, 1A241. ITS. Jradat. das ham 111.2 W. 17, a mai, out 1 ays 23 21 II 13 dia. 144 174 4 4i 11 114 41 3 tg2 $2l 11 tam 9e 91 414. 11 151 16 t 9- 16 1 94, Io D it. n. ing, beulcir N.W. NO lOU MEDICINE. tub taiga. Price t d., it post tree, ad. (in at m.), THE HUMAN FRAME (however seriously im paned) effectually restored • o braids sad vigour without midi eine. Inconvenience, or exPts.k 111 a linnldd =MIA Pteaxant. and intsilibls means, which effectuany removes Dyuprpda (Indigestion), Irregularity of the Inteetines, Torpidity of the Liver and kidneys, LitT•010 , 1110164 Bilinunewo, Dram, Incipient Oosounipton, Pitipitanon of the Heart, Heartburn, NSUrell, Acidity, Distension. Spleen, and dl emarequeut disorders. This TlVilite i. adapted to tits general reader, and contain. nu merous sae. of parte. of hea l thghest re.peelability, praetkady illus. mating the restoration of to the must feeble, dclinde, or shat tered coastitation. Du limey end Co., 117, New flood-turret, London; al.* Whittaker and Co.; and at GO, Oracechurch.street, and ink Strand. MINCING-LANK—THIS; DAT. ss Svoaa —The public sales have been limited to 700 bags 1 1/ of East India, and they went rif readily. The result of the we. k does not show any general advance, but prices were more firm at the elves that at the commencement of the week. " to 35.. 64., middling to fine, 36 .. to 415.. Se,. Idauritiu. brown 29.. to 34. ; yellow, 3 45 . 6 d. to 40 .. Selma 1, white Senores, 38s. to 42.. ; grainy yellow, 40s. to 445. it. Madras brown 29e. to 30s. 64. ; yellow 3 1 .. to 37.. The IS r, fined matket . ha. become hare of low goods, and prices gee 161 'wily are 6 1 . hi.her. °roo m y lum p ., 48s. to 50s. 9I Comm.—The public sale of plantation Ceylon went off se steadily at fat price.; fine ordinary to middling 555. 6d. to 685. ; wood and fine, 765. to 90.. to bags a middling and good Bevgal writ to offered. and bought in above the market value, 10.. 64. to le lie. 13p.cul aors are on this Artie'. le Perron —9OO bags good heavy Malabar sold In public s : sale at 311. to 31d. per Ili. 75 CAMIIA LIONEA.-200 bores were °flared, and all (cued tI buyers in puhlie sale at from 945. to 102 s. 64.; these were sal lower price. than last week, yet they are KlLTelly quotations. ri Run.—The appearance of the government contract for 100,000 srelons has not changed prices lo M I TALS.—The Iron market is not quite so brisk, but so prices are supported. 10 In other articles no material alteration. 5S aarrt. CASES or Pmts.—Mt motto VMS eff.et . = •• troly on the gems that th e pereeptably evacuated. oeltioh. The &strew bell/ Ulu+ there= t ems eti.y reho of U ahoted hies re. by all JrugetEat Ind a t J. London. T+ 7 dia. 6 6i die. I 21 pm to EE otNDERS, STOVES, and Fl RE - I ROSS. the above anreeresetad. btfore finally difidt_lN. WIWAIR 111. BUNTON% pate 113ppos and Burton) RisOW BOOMS, 3R, Ozkodegraet, corner cilteemanwatreet, and No. I, New- Manatreet They are the largest la the world, and contain such an arsartaissit of YENDLItit, STOVER, RANGES, r IRE-IRMA. and CIDIZZAL 1110:43f03103.1tT se asset be approached elsewhere, Mbar for variety, novelty, beauty of design, or exquisitenes• of work manship, while the prima an as that tow male toe which his data blisliment has been so asiebrated for more than a quarter of a century. *Mit stoves with braised ornaments and two sets of ham, al Nor; Moo with ormolu ornaments and two sets of bars, £1 log to twenty ~miness; bronzed fenders complete, with standards, tram 7s. to AG; steel tenders from Mo.; ditto, with rich ormolu on:tamest% from t 2 13s. to ten "Mars; tars-insie, from Is. bd. the sat to 64 41. WART and other patent stoves with radiating hearth Piaui- The mosey returnedfor every article not approved of. Detailed ciatalogim• with eseroinam Mat (per poet) ken —Eatablished Wellootrast a... 19 M. 7 3 di& 2; its. 11 9 Its. _ IS I 5 si at dis. 4 6 DIBBLING klaxu.—ln all aptlu'outs of rural eco way the most important prints are, first, such so relate to I wens of pres rving and increasing the fatelity of the soil, and of drawing ferns it the most valuable produes ; and neat, the arrangements which have for 'heir object to obtain these products with the greatest possible saving of capital d labour. It is not enough that our fields give large crops without impairing .he vigour of the soil; the net profits may be stin tadag, or the whole may be consumed in produciug the crop. Io the present state of the country, this is a matter of import ance. To meet the depressed state of the market', more skill and sagacity will he required, so es to keep the ground always in a rod heart. and yet to draw out of it the greatest possible profit. N r breech of hueb"dry requires more unnu .ment than the proper rotatit n of crops ; some plants rob the awl, others are geed* to it; some hind it, and sown loons it. The nice prise is is journals crops, se as to mike the greatest profit, consistently with keeping the ground in proper conditi.in, and for this purpose the nature NA adaptation of the T teats to the roil ought to be carefully sanueinedi. It is scarcely necessary to mental, being known W every fanner, that clay answers best for wheat, insist clay far beans, loam for barley and peas, light vii fur turnip, sad that sets thrive better than any other grain in coarse soil. The true principle on which depoeiong peed can be economically practiud t. by a machine, simple, but certain in its operation. This desirable friend to the farmer has made its appearance in the shape of a dibbling machine b Dr. Newington, who has made anargestents with the wet . knossafiens of Messrs. Richmond and Chamfer, Manches ter, for the - disposal or his valuable inventim.— Fanners' 6 ii 4 dls. 20 201 'D DEATHS. et l 64 21 26 dig 4 te de. I k I Elertketi, tee wife al 6 etleeez, the wife of the iburib, Yrs. W. Kslters N; the wJe at U TALLOW MAItKET.—THIS DAT. so The market is again ratline firmer, with considerable r y buyers on sp. culation ftr forward delay. Petersburg Y. C. so on the t o is quoted ins. 3d. to 6d.; December delivery, 38e. 31.; January to March, 88s. 6d.; October to Deana- 2S ber, 1850, 39e. 9J. to 40e. ,e Si Pm IS IS dm I 7 N SI 71 ils liil7 I I I eord-ovaare, Mrs. Wt. • wife of G. A. Penne. THE MOST APPEOVED STOVES.—The demand foe the CHUNK mad TESTA STOVE (separately Paieted,) .611 continuing unabated, end smatters having bees sold Met meson to all, upward at 13,000), through the attroaage of tritilles who have bad ear Aram of their ate -eminently useful quali ties WILLIAM S. Bt' RIUN has mewed coon tens in resommend tbem Or their cleanliness, economy, and safety. Defies dee bet We rare the, baes been fount sources of great comfort in dm bed. ram at WI Invalid, affording a uni'orm temperature tbrivagirmi Ste dap end ATM, with owe supply of foe, without attegalagt—ParMea lam (with testimonials from all parts of England), plop free. ck wy k. Myra .13a; stoma for enrabeerna dm, eada—Late klippen and Barton, 49, Ozairdateed, maw .cubsowasastrest, sal No. I. Nemmanerreet liatebibbed 11110.—Jeyerts Paint Teel, 4a 6d. per sembed COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. st. Csrr's Hartley, 16.. ; Walls End Haswell, 191. 3d. ; is Walls End Hatton, 19s. ; Walls End Lianbtee, 18s. 6d. ; Wolls End Stewart's, 19s. ; Walls End Tees, 19 s. — Ships at ... et 41 134 dia. 17 i 3 3 dls. ii 11l 1 61 be w'Je of A. nolopt wife of Dr. Wire" , al Vitamit Bauman. $ Anglo-Italian (late Italian and AuArian) ... • . 3$ Boulogne and Aniline 20 Central Frame (Puma) Datcli IFtelgab • per Cloptea, the wife 0 MARK-LANE.—THIS DAY. la There was very little English Wheat fresh up for this 2 2, mornings market nevertheless the few parcels exhibited on i'.; 'he Bur s mid Kent stands scarcely sold sl well al on Mon day. The arrivals of foreign Wheat, Barley and Oats have s again been large. lh fo-nur article was a wretchedly 20 dull sale, and easi er to purchase. Barley declined 70 fully Is. per quarter; and although Oats are not r,, ailed cheaper, Blare was less disposition evineed by the 90 dealers and consumers to purchase than on Wednesday, in let consequence of the continued arrivals from abroad. Beans SO ma i n t a ined their value, but Peas could n ot be sold so well SO SO as at tee beginning of the week. ro ARRIVALS INTO LONDON MON 3th DEC. TO 7th DEC. es Qrs. ra;lbsl6 lo Illeoteh. Irish. Persists. .. !Most 17340 i ^ Bur:ey ....... 1 6660 1 ...... 1 16610 Ow I 4300 1 IMO Mu& 1,640 se 106 eks; UNDO. Avnasans. —Wheat, 455. ed. ; Barley, 284. 7d. ; (Jutv, Its. ed.; Bye, Sea. id.; Beam, 214. 10d. ; Pees, SU Id. IMPERIAL .AVERAGED. St 41 II& 6 st 79 13 7 Ills. Pa -71 we. 6 64 9i B l i Oa. S 99 . 91. RaleburO, *mai. M t ' second daughter al litu LAMPS of ell SORTS and PATTERNB.—The well at choke* awartmat et PALMAS MAO. rell 1:21.4 as other CANDLEaTICZB; eawahies, Argaad, sad Sae LIM, with all the latest Inscceeesasts, sea of the newest BM meet recherche patterns, in atstelk_lebistlaa and plain Mt =mete, la esisleece. la at WILLIAM 8. BC MOM and Banos, , 111,01haiwittiel. sonar of NewmasaterAmil Mo. I, lartrosas.etreet, whin all tba awateable novelties ate raw Stnini L. Hall Wipe tawny graal= Talsmea *Mat Cowin "Mama "), 7d. per lb.; is mid um, .. — pisr Impede; Oka. TM now tahar ChNib wl a lw awl Wide eat alllglieed et. Detailed eabieseso. el& ersges•tsep. sot bar PM) taw.—llatellielwil to WaDwattaaa a... IMO. ir iaatlsdiart ... ... .. 5 Great lodise Pllthanag 10. Do. 10 Namur aid Liao .., „ 141 %antlers ot Frazee ~ 7 Orleans rad Bonham% ... 24 Paris aad Ortesoa .. .. 20 Missed Imes ... .. 11 Parts 5a4 ellsebaseg ~ 00 Hare ad Hann ... 20 Bailee asa Moue .., .. IS Taws nil Suttee ... run Chapel. b? the I A " the lion. Jam: IOW" igsv. by tbs Rte. b. 11. ad &tighter 0, t be lit. 1 Church, %merest O. daughter of the LAMS h St Joh; L %led &whits of IMP ill - HIDES.—THIS DAY. 561bs. to 641ba., 114.; 641ba. to 88th..,7210.. lid. to 2d. to 801tio., 2to 21d. ; bOltat. to 21d to 31.; 88.11. 961 ha., 3d. to 31d.; 96Ibs. to 104111 a., 31d. to 4d. ; 104Iba. to 112th.., 4d. to 41d. Bona Hides, 7s. Calf Skies, Ititht, 2s. to It ; full, Os. BIIaIIONDSIT. —Sheep Skins, prAled. 3a. Od. to Oa. 9d. ; Keats and half-brads, 42. Od. t. Os. Od.; Damao, 2a. 10d. to Is. dd. 22 : 1 6 6 2 9 SI as LIVERPOOL, Do. 6. by Re,. ELMO tutgeet the &wetter 11 1 w• stY's. lane: 4 6l4 l Xll pur ef Traq.:al 141•1140°' foromiticriassi.—The was a better feeling today. and prim generally seem again on the rise. Great Northern p per tent. pref. itll. 24d L. and York ext.), 2 6.—Lancewhire and York. eldre conioL (fifth garish 6 Is. 9d. d.—Londoe an/ North Wagon. 1144 14 e.—Ditto (ew l i ettaree), 19e. 9d. 4,19 e. 9d. C. " — Ditto (4 dares). 4.— North Voice g. 1244 hr and Chester (prat soa r. per ant.) M. — Mouth gaaMs awn dpi•.—lMtto (soma No. 3, 20 die.V94 4 —Ditto (No. 4. as e dia:// 4.—eouth Stafferdehlre. —Yorh. Noweeotle% end .1. 6 per sent tiU U.— set and North mama; 19. IP. NW Sg. askiasty.o4to WSJ 111 C. IWO., Mn. &GUMM I bril/1. N. J. Huber, Ifiles B. eldest Goo of W OW* a ,• NM d I. bat % 014 N. wen •f W. T. Ow . POW" Wed AL W. IL mytiz: •f the Mist efthi s's 8114 radalast Curate 01 god 40. --------- mime. of no. I. i Sao Mos. la Lata..t - Inianat, Doing'''. ft _ • _ _ LHE NEW TOOTH-PICK TOOTH BRUSH. frineok asiastas Wren W INr irks end op and add Pradrers mbar rim wed remit. bar war. saw rum eat. b *oar ordlll, dr-11e. 1, lard bar brd ; No. I, ardor; 110. 4, rd. n• dadVamtilreldere ulra* Irish aat *Air dr girt from Or oda Tr tr. bit lerl. mirk trwarelry rears rad drrarta• bak la are part dire dna at may sear smard, wed ads arbor rub aid burr renal. TM auds= radars _lrskaa a rr. Mira el ft stamput Wpm' bob. von made an Wm; wok dwaid rat, ad rad. the andyrraal: larradar datbramb, rear ale mat lad; Mr a arras% sad a arm are • bet raw Maar drs anal dr•—larded rtl 1 . 1 . 1 110•11 sad lONS, 115 art dadarridll l4lllBl . Wink. LKAR FAIR, sad SOFT REIN. 11 0b1ANDIr KAMM us Cliisstal Dalemis PUr teak ell WNW w =NW skalkkora Tr= l b lb aims* pentriss, sad Main Seib GB m. ; kiln asap sio awl odoele ~my ves• k ape di km= s tk , ibismems. ware l = il"ll6l4 •ll .l =ka m r ib . "lib% lkomilerlose. giskamo Mint Woos k lowa is In ink mei Oa sillame dial k We as ekk dim. knee imd= l " .l " Clist. Ibbr: s t iothe Oerlows .141pinio le We, Muni WWI*. Itlifi7 MUMS 10 IheIiMIONIMB. snaky Ode sionekt atlas WNW no kiwi flodioW WOW woo es dr Mi ts . 11•110 Mids. Ma kir IL oak Ilk IL pr. Weak,— 46 - szepidolinh at islabinekh Wkiraolifilby re• SMITHFIELD MARKET. THIS DAT. The supply of Beasts is by no means large for the time of I year. The demand, however, is still more limited. The eh-doest qualities ars scarce, and those are pretty readily 52141, 1 at fully 44. per Sib. ; but for other kinds Monday's rates an not at all szeseded. Altbout,h the number of Si:2 is small, 1 they trannot be all sold . The few that an dim of maks abort the same as on Monday last. Good alms an not plestiful, sad late tans ars fully realisod for this descriptios; but secondrate are saakisi vary low pains, &ad are with rest &Snit, et rid ofd Trade is still very bad for rip; then is a passposi, how's's, of a hotter cleanses. From Genssay sad Holland them an 90 Bents. 730 Sheep, 137 Calms. sad 13 Pip ; Leeson sad Nortkamptoo, 200 Boasts; and 136 Mich Cows from Home Counties. fa essig= • a. a. 41.1 Fes mone ef WM s. a. s. d. 111011110 0 1 3 . . 310 4•• Den Den aBL-bde. els •• • 0 • Nowimaiwes,... 3 6 3 11 DIM Leertmesis 3 4 3 a lewdgiss2o3 MM. • 3 a 3 0 De. du sewn sees Wren I 3 4 0 i Item asessesea waft 11 4 3 • =3 •4 • Nola. Shona ...... 00 0 0 Des. i Ilalf-teels $ • 4 3 Isom ..., 0 • 0 0 Demos at mtge. NI; WO sad ilime. 4 100 : Qum 24 ; no. MIL In my last I gave S ou an ß a O cc id ou n,A .t Y o'f il t ° Le vE cl l P E t ß ure 3. of the Sirdar Coutter Singh acd his bevy of hopeful sons ; a. al o of all P.. Mororceshs and Majeteetahm, and their coufinement in the gaol at L there on the Is: and 2nd of October. On the night of the Gth, Dewan Hakeem Rae and two of his eons were brought in room Seealkot, and lodged in the stme comfortable quarters. Their ultimate destination is not known, but it is certain they never more will range the ;laic. on which from childhocd they had looked. A commission will, it is expected, be directed to try them, d la Moulraj, and if found guilty—au how can they be otherwise—it is not improbable t , ey may accompany the unsuccess ful defender of Muoltan :cross the seas to Singapore. It is affirmed that Maharajah Goolaub Singh of Cash ew er was the party who divulged the treason of the Sells Sirdars to our government, he having enclosed their I. tters to him calling on him to join the con federacy, in an envelope to the resident at Lihore,— who, however, had set out on his mission to hold an interview with him, before his letter reach l him, or , rather the r. sidency. Ifthis be true, it will exonerate. the wily chief from a deal of suspicion under which he has for a long time lain. On the other bond, it is said that the treaty entered into by Chuttur Singh and his sons, with Do s e Mahomed during the late campaign has been disco- vered at Stealkot, and that it bears the signature of the Cashmeer child! A letter from the Sikh airtime to Lost Mahomed, calling on him once more to enter the Punjaub and attack us or entice us into the mien when every true Sikh in the country would rise in arms to effect our destruction, is said to have been se'zed, and that this it was which disclosed the plot hatching against us. Whatever may have red to the detection of the intrigues of tho sir ders, it certainly was f .r:unate for us, for there can be no doubt they would soon have assumed a formidable sepect, and have cost us rivers of blood to have rooted out. It was a omelet intervention of Providence in our beholf. Our government seem now to imagine teat there is no fear of further intrigue in the country, and have permitted the families of the troops serving in the country to join their husbands. The measure is a good one is one way, but I think it would have been well to have waited yet a little while ere it was adopted. It will at any rate have the effect of keep ing married officers at their posts, and save Sir C. Napier the annoyance of baying to refuse applications from them for leave. The greatest vi;lance will re quire to be adopted by t'e authorities in the Punjeub for some time to come to guard against disaster, for a lawless and warlike people each as the Sikhs are, cannot at once forget whit they have been, and will ill brook the law of restraint put upon them. Sir Henry Lawrence was in Cashmeer with his party, one of whom, Captain A. B. Morris, 20th N. 1., major of brigade at Rawul Pindee, who had gone their to re e-uit his health, had died on the 28th S. pe Sir IL's object in visiting Cashmeer is believed to have been to induce its ruler to exchange it with us for the province of Peehawur. Mr. Chrietian, secretary to the Punjaub Board of Adminis ration, has obtained sick leave to England, and b en succeeded by Mr. P Melvin. Several other gentlemen of the commission are about proceeding home, among theca Majors Edwardes and Nicholson, and Mr. P. Egerton. At Peshawar; the traffic with Affghanietan had re-opened, and large numbers of horse, with merchandise and fruit, were (Idly entering the town from the Khyber Pass. The trews were suffering a good deal from sickness, but fortunately The mot belay was small. An unfortunate private of the let Bombay Fusiliers, named Nlossman, env, on the morning of the Bth Oct., hung, in the presence of all the troops. His crime was having murdered a comrade. The whole of the Bombay troops at Peshawar have ! been ordered to be relieved by Bengal corps, except her Majesty's 00th Rifles, which stands fast, prepara tory to bring transferred from the li .mbay to the Ben gal presidency. The 22nd Foot, of which Sir C. Napier is colonel, is also to be removed from us to Bengal, and are to proceed from Scinde to Lahore immediately. The head-quarters left Bombay for Kurrachee on Thursday morning The Bisubsy regiments at !elool tan are also to be relieved by Bengal corps. The men were still suffering greatly from fever, brought on by the late inundation. One officer, Lie utenant J. T. Keir, of the Bombay Aitil'ery, who had gone away tick, died at Kurrachee on the 20th ult., and several others were in a bad state. At the utter Punjaub stations very little sickness prevailed. The Jullundhur Doab has been constituted a military command separate from the Pun jaub, and is to have a brigadier general of its own ; which is an excellent arrangement, as it was physically impossible fur one man to oontrol such an enormous force (nearly 30,000 men) s attend over hundreds of miles of country.—Sciode, at usual, is barren of in•elligence. the review of the troops at Kurrachee by Major-General Auchmuty had been completed, and he was preparing to quit Young Egypt or his new commend at Poona, when relieved by Brigadier-General Manson. Mr. Pringle, the commissioner, was about commencing his tour though the province. Major Sinclair had reached Kurrachea and assumed com mand of the artillery in Scinde from Major Brett, who has proceeded to Ahmednuggur. Brigadier Farrell was to leave Hydrabad for Bombay early in November, the b igade command at Hydrabad having been abolished by order of the court of directors. The berth of harbour master (the idea of such an appointment at a port where there are nothing but country boats to be looked after is rich) has been abolished. Lieut. Arthur, Ist lancers (a eon of our late governor, Sir G. Arthur), is to get the appointment cos lieutenant of police in Sciede, from which Captain Gen has lately been removed. There was nothing of any interest stirring in Young Egypt, where all now goes on as smoothly as in any part of India. Goomsoor promises once more to attract attention, as gangs of rebels have made their appearance, setting our authority at defiance, and murdering or plundering all sad sundry who will not join their ranks against us. I forswear all mention of the Nizam's affair', which appear to be in as perplexed a condition as if be were never approached by British counsel or advice. It is evident he is determined to "gang to the dell his airs way," and that he bets no store on the counsel of General Fraser, who has the reputation of being anything but a Grey, though he certainly earmuff lay claim to range himself in the ranks of a Pitt or a Canning. Sir C. Napier, it is maimed, reached Delhi on the 24th ult. A north-west paper gives the subjoined as the gallant general's intended movements during his brief sojourn amongst us : Ws are at lenith enabled to aanounce that his excelleacy eommanderth.chief leaves Simla on the morning of the 20th lost , and proceeds on his tour to Airs sad Del Mi. His exitellency's camp starts from Hulks on the 6th proximo for Loodiensh, where Sir Charles overtakes it 1 dank. He crosses the Su•lej at Phillour, traverses the Jallunder Doab, and visits Lahore. He afterwards inspects the several military stations and prats betweea the Rene and lades, and proceeds as far as Peshawar. From thence he returns by a MIS rents to Mod tan, where hie excellency dispenses with the further attendance of heatilquartete staff, who return to the pro siness, whilst Sir Charles musses hliturney to Skewed pore, sad goes dews the lades to the }slat where he dosses to Kursive. A steamer will be attendance there to the Sir Chula be Bombay, end there tie takes his leave e y the army el India, and emesrks ke Zeeland in Koch add. Gomm, we believe, will be Sir Charles Naples s eessemew." The Marquis of Dalhousie is to leave Simla in o'l,l relwat month, and is said to enatemplate a trip do nn the Indus to Kurrachee, an reaching which pia" should his health not have greatly improved, ha COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. BOMBAY, Nor. 2.—The mamma of business acme in im ports rime the date of our lest. when the native merchants were Wady engem. d eit:eleating the Dewallee festival, has sot been to such a large extent as was expected ; chief considerable sales have taken place, and the market has preassred a tolerably healthy aspect. The peewit% inactivity of than dealer who purchase Largely tor the up country mail:eta is ascribed to the fact of their having laid in large stocks a short time twee, eel which they had been tenable, from the luag.continuel monsoon, to ihrwerd to their destination. till a late date compared to •hat they bad expected. 'f AI they beeome aware of the results of their former recent:Mons, they are naturally averse to enter int fresh transactions. The amount of supplies from home to hand during the pug fortnight ban been small, only two vessel. having arrived during that period. In exports a pretty active humans has had effect during the fortnight. Tam mossy MARKET. LAlpli %lift, sun complain of being unable to find profitable employment for their money. In another month or six weeks, however, we expect there Ind be less roan tor compiaint. o G eminent recurittee, with the exception of new 5 per cent, ham not teen M much request, and quotation. remain et: bout material alteration. Bombay bank stock has experienced a fur.lier decline, and we Gann quote it high. -r than tol to Al per ant. premium. Corms Placa tlomee—Owing to the Muted stocks on hand d those descriptions of I te.t goods in nvet demand, sunerous sales to arrive have been effectea . In grey g. ode the palm which have Attu One ban bees to a considerable extent. Of tilairtings, 7,3u0 piton have been sold at tram re 4 to re 6f per piece. The qualities in sent demand have been 40 and 43 inch, the for our from reed upwardryit a conaidenible advance on former prices. Dammed': 14,91 paces ham been dspoecd of at from vs. 41 tors. Ili per piece. There have been cha-gy of mane and heavy makes, and purchased by Arab dealers at the usual prima. The finer descriptions have marcely been inquired after, the.r chief purchasers, the Persian trader. not h .ving as yet commenced operations. Jacounets Sales, 17,340 ph ces, at from rs. I : 7f am. to re. 3 per pl. ce. These goods have slightly reacted ie value. Madapolltuns Sales, 10,610 pieop, at from is. 1 15-10 to n. 2 13.18 per piece. A el ght decline has also taken place in them fabrics of all descriptions: terse 'teaks of coarse makes are on hand, and tn.: demand dud. T. ''loth: Saha, MVO pieces, at front tat I*-18 to r.. S 7.:6 per piece. These have been cbleasy forced sales, there being scarcely any inquiry for this description of teals. cloths are in demand. Drols tido pieces have been sold at rs. 3 1 r-1 1 1 per piece. In bleached goods but few transactions have teen effected gm..., war. sureties : S,. W pieces have teen sold at from n. 4) ee re 5 15-16 per piece. 1 be price of to reed and upaards , it ineb , b ei ned firm, and a godinquiry exists he Olean; other mu tinies dulL Jae:meta: Sales, 2,430 paces ' at from es. 2 13-141 to re. 6i per piece. Medium justice- are more sought after than ley otter, 'bough the inquiry for all descriptions has been brisk. Air pets.: SO4 pieces, at from re. 1I to n. xi, have teen sold. The de. mend for low quaiities Weide:m.7 limited, while for approrel styles of colonnade and Swiss a good inquiry exists. Twilled cloth: A small sale only of 350 pierce, at rs. ei per piece, has been made. Satin stripe, check, and spots, mulls, jamonet check, and grey Model, era in moderate inquiry. Dean Goop—Turkey red petal. end plain sloths and mulls are is demand; twilled cloth twingeing' for. Canon YAK/O.—The sales of mule twist during the fortnigbt amount to 173 tales, a Wight increase of price having been earls* foe Sm. below 61 which have been in active request—Of water twift 374 bale have b ees mad. Toe market Is well stocaed, and the snide to dull of sale.—Dyed Yarn : 140 holes have been disposed of to a plight advance in price for beet qualities. Turkey red is Ia .sleets demand. Of green, 1,380 lbs. Non. 40 and 30, have bees gig at 124 amp per lb. Woostans.—Salse of 29 pieces flannel s at n. per yard: 88 IMMO Inbreeding , scarlet cloth, 56 inch 23 yards at re. 1 ; and IS) pines fine ditto, 60 inch 23 yards, at re 24 per yard. base been reported.] and • fair demand taints for both. Bann-Large sales ban bees effected in oopper iron, aad spelter, at fair prices, win& ban flactuated but little: during the fortnight. The demand for Britith and Swedish bar-iron and spelter is steady, at • sliest advance in prices. Swedish steel and sheet R edd W • dull of sale. Sheathing copper has declined, and nails improved In value. Senura.—She price of Wendy has declined ; Po is be demand. 98.8 . 1 7,080 doer French brandy, at TB. 14 per doz. ; 100 Ws., 83 quarto' with end 170 k e g ditto, at re. 21 per piton; ISO cases (15 .Ban . —Lit bet " each) en. at re. 14 each, and 50 der. at n. ri per dos. 73 " 8 . -7 . 11 L1e 80=8; 30 bhas. waswes, at re 41 per WI., is the ally sale we have heard of. Wients.-480 doz. Vent have bees sold at is. 6 par dot. Coaza-400 gross have been disposed of et r. 1 per pees. Mauna Breast.—Paints ; 10 cwt. peen, 65 cwt. white, and 5 cwt black have Pert sold at rs. 10 per cwt.; and 300 cert. inferior white and peen at ra. 74 per cwt. Spirits of turpentine, limed oil, and tionisie are in demand. Bleed. d manes is dull of sale, bet for ust. bleached • moderate inquiry exists. 100 cwt. Manilla rope, at r 5.166 per cwt., have been dapped of. The Won alt east is yen km, and rs. 28 per tea would be obtained tor any airy appearasse. Cociantax.gales ef 1,000 IA sneer,sad- APO BA at re 2 7.111, per IP, have beat re A Pollee fa a t:k i t= bees sapenenoed sad the artists Pail et ids. BAMoll.—lta. 11 per lb. Ism beat sersleasa be 300 lbs. first quality, whim Is a sooeidershis vishistkis as Or fame price. W insa iminm6 w lls - T. Q -10 dosea, b4" bita at n i t periars. lllll 1 basa llimis pies ier deposil lb. et. Enewrs.—.anew Woot.—The same' ere from the nerthwart :d=he expected, be our Jeurtk lees them the Penis. The by the China and Itaergalt malls have emeatammerial deems on the Owe of ell description el altos Wails `tea me asks (Was the fortnight =Peat to 2,1159 Mks ssi SAS sasebea. Orsom.—'lM hooch of Kau ahale sew rewl/ba Market Is IWisest.l Barte/4 Ow. i Rye. Illeas.e.l Peas. Oet. 21 ... ... 41 e ?d,211s Ils SL I M Ml% 1112201 7 d Nov. 3 ... 414 Id 211 Id 18e led Ile 96 199. pm 39. 114 10 ... —40 s 114;15. 114 23. 442 w 44991 yd II .... —40 s Ma 4144 116 134 76 die 76'318 14 14 ... ... o lt u s 4d 2114 Ifs 0624. Of.i2dd added 7d Des. I .. Ni . ... Id s Id lds 4d 244 16'284 4.21204 2d • woke Am Aver. .iO. Id 21Ia 14116 s 10d 29 s 4d29. tilfts Id Derr.—Wlwat, Barley, O.Y. RI., BIM.. and Pug, Is. 0et.27.1 Mee. - 41 6 40 r 40 6 40 4 ... 40 2 ... Nov. s. N0v.10.1 Nov. . Dec. BOROUGH MARKET.—THIS DAY. Kama Pattendia sad Smith mart that the narks. con liiDUG fkle, it lots pion. MANCHISTRA, Dee. 6. 117oal-Szazattaa.—The market armed firm, bat oily a ash bored'war dorw. At the elan priers were rather easter. AIRMINORAM, Dw. 6. stoat-Bsciarram—Thie share market eras totemba settee to-day, and hikers were pretty well tend New Shares was dose at 21i and 21 dl.. ; sad e" Mtafiketlis Wooed with 'ellen at dl. [Oar was of this aye market was tor. yarded in due wane yesterday bat In ceasKeesee of Ste Ws, I detained at the railway ogles at itiraisdhaaa.*,:aparell em sot essa as anal ear paper wee primed eel M ERCII ANTS and EXPOItTEItS supplied to any extent by RICHMOND and CHANDLER, *GRIMM ATLI. IMPLEMENT MANUFACTIJICER 4 , VictoriaAridge and Rishisoadarguare, ibilford, Manchester. whose works are now in active °pent= (taring been inessard Mx times their original size), and steam machinery of the most approved r,nstruction erected, enabling them to offer to the agricultural woad implements of the mac Marling character as to principle, workm . .n.u , ip, sod 'coeval smelt, at prices that will defy competition. sad effect a rising to the purchaser of nearly fifty per cent. Orders, wholesale and retail, promptly mocuted. Depot for Dr. Newington's Dibble.