The Express. — London, England, 1849-12-15 00:00:00

d/z.-- , -' f ,1,..„_-_., No. 1,031.1 LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 15, 1849. N D be PROMOTING FEMALE EVIOILATION. ripprliblei lb' Seed recently teen interested by do. ..m e • thwarts ef the the pow, and eepecially nf the ;For •• ...mg of those who em among the most helpless uf their sh ...the worship moonset the ecarstry. ehe ...swoons slew, 13,3011 waren we mewed the.le isusismaktag. It us estionard that :Nan ci ere ore twins.. rand ege, end that of rase a hose .eortion are rub. w( ,t'eseptind to subsist, on sues ear*, front 40. to 2id. a e i thesesgbast Greet SAUL' the mar peparstkm is wanly out emstrel tw the flawelm Ily the anew ef 11141 it appeared that "r e I NAN MN INISISM illa% OA es greet has beta the . se seht RAW the but Wee wan e that the mews Wie hi ges ear tre e. 4 lll = o9 boosiorbill bat a minion. fe t h e I:rdwh wiltridire •• dr ether bend, tin bequal , ty is re wish —in Ina dam yen he Now Issib Wein only 41,000 females 00.14 trim; Is Saga Amanda. sly 1401111 turbo to 17, 1 00 n on Ws tor disproportion Was In Tan DirfllSNl Land and other h orst deperlanshm ▪ pr „ peed le tehis winseres with • view to abate this double y y weenies with Mg population which ls the crying - of them. end at the some time to redress tits increring a the soilne nostry, omens from penury and misery Et i t:e emirs*. sok by ftsagottiag the unnatural races td labre. n WSW dr sanditint of Mow who tee sin. dlth Orr Won ths hiiowlyny whlsmssi and gentlemen have hnipltheersivos Isle • CO! POLICE INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. MONEY MARKET. DUBLIN 3TOClLL—Danauma Is. 3 per Cent. Ceausls ....... Ditto for opening $J per Cent. Stock II Bank Stack (ek die.) 199 1 Coosumers' Gas (Si. paid) 3 Midland Great Western and Royal Canal Com. BO W. STRE ST. IMPCD23II 11011/1112.—Ellen Wood VMS charged with rubbery. T. Rick, a shopmen in the employ of Mr. Frederick Tay lor, a linesdraper' e he., Drury lane, said : Yesterday after noon he was einct.d to watch the prisoner, who was Seen loitering in frost of the shop-docr, where Demo calico prints w.n exposed foe sale. Witness went oat of the shop, unobserved by the prisoner, and moaned the road to the op pathe side of the street. Me had not remained there long when the prisoner rantingly approached the shop door and slipped inside the passage. She was concealed from the view of any persons in the shop, in consequence of the articles which were hanging on both sides of the entrance. Witness saw her take down a pine of calico print, double it up, and place it under her shawl. She wse in the set of walking away, wren witness overtook her, and accused her of having stolen pro perty about her. She immedia'ely gave him the calico print, sad staid, "Hen it is; let me go." Wines detained her, and gave her into custody. Mr. Henry committed the prisoner for trial. The prisoner persisted in saying that she picked up the calico trim the pavement, and lett the hook trying loudly. FRIDAY EVI2IIIIO. A dell of activity was observable on the Stock Ex change to-day, ad conaiderant transactions took place in the English fonds, which fluctuate ill per cani. I during the course of business. Console being shut for transfer until the 18th January, they are neces sarily negotiated for the opening without the divi dend, making a difference of 11 per cent. in the price, less the "continuation." They were, however, done for money with the dividend on at 971, and 1. For the opening ex dividend they were first marked 96;, next at 1, the highest they attained; they then became weaker and were done at declining fractions until they last marked 961, closing at 961 to t. The New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents. were extensively dealt in ; they were first marked 981 and attained early in the day 981, from which they declined to 97t, which marked the last transaction. EXCII AN OE4 AND STOOKS ABROAD. titre's's. Duo. !S.—Deist= Funds t Loan, 1840, Five per Cents., 961; Ditto, 1641, Five per Cents., 961; Ditto, 1448. Five per Cents., 941; Ditto, 1844, Four.untl.a-Half per Cents., 96; Ditto, 1239, Three per Ceuta, 641 ; of the City, 1812, Five per Dents., WI; Balk of Bel glum, Four per Cents., 741; Bank of lune of 1141, The per Cents., 1081. Esetunge ou Logsdon, 23 50. THIS DAY. Two o'Cnocx. A deal of business is going forward in the English funds, but with a rather weak market. Console for ";4 transfer were done at 971. For the 16th of January 10 they opened at 961 to ;, for which they for a short 1° time declined to 1, and are now quoted 96} to lex div. The Three per Cent. Reduced have been done at sD 961 to: ; the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cent.. mark Ise 98, 971, and last 971. Exchequer Bills mark 51s. 20 and 54e. premium. es Most descriptions of foreizn stocks are unchanged fo in value, but Mexican Lave advanced considerably, havieg touched 301, in consequence of a report that I/ Mr. Robertson has some communication of a favour able character to make to the bondholders. These 1; 4 bond* are at rtient quoted 30 to 301. The b isiness of the day up to the present time con sista of the following : Equsdor, at 34. Two-and-a- u Half per Cent. Dutch at 581; Ditto Four per Cent. u s t, Certificates, at 841 and 4. Mexican (ex -January e! coupon), at 30, 4, and again at 30. Peruvian, at 54 to Portuguese Converted, at 361. Spanish Five per a. Cent. Active, at 181, and 181 ; ditto Three per ae Cents., at 384; the Passive Debt, at 34. e• Is A private letter has been reeived in town , _ by spe cial courier, from Paris, which states that despatches n of considerable gravity had been received in that city ` 4 ; from S:. Petersburg, by express courier, who left the ra Russian metropolis on the 7th inst. 61 ENGLISH FUNDS. loci ;ex die. Rant Fleck. SR 7 Sctl osa t. Olga . Jan. Id. per Ct. nod. anaa..99i i I Feitie.l6 OsOos.•esse.. dos lie. Na. le No business was done in the Three per Cent. Aa nnities,l72B ; New Five per Cent. Annuities; Lo- g Annuities, 30 years, 1860; India Stock ; South Sea Stock ; South Sea New Annuities ; Three per Cent. Annuities, 1731, ell of which were shut for the dividend. h .1 se mew 11.4. Lard Alio Mr I " W r. *OW Notge Übe Norisess et ..leseettaier • Sigkt 11.11. tile ESA et Cor bett go Riot Ilea. tbe Me et Her note , saheb% Iles. do Tart eite.Oss. 11ERBERT, M.P. dirJasses Duke. Bart, M.P. C. B. Adderley, EN., M.P. (horse Carr Glyn, KN., M.P. Jobe Mose/lash, I..sq, M.P. John Walter, EM., M.P. Williams Puy Moxr, Eaq.,M P. C. J. Deem The Ur. Jame Brown The lare. W. W. armagary• Maw Ca s% Ihri. Tice Roe. Throw Dais W. P. A. Wane. V.A. The be. Jobs Garwood William Greyer, EN. LI. Ro L M ino, bert Ilasbory, aq. or EN. 1. Charles Hoare, EN. Otrarete Jell, Req. JaN Lahosehere, Req. Iliorsel Janes Loyd, EN. W. O. Prescott, EM. mil Rey. W. Quekett The Rey. D.C. s utgar WirLun Shaw. EM The Rev. J. Merman The roust de Strreleckl, C.B. J. J. Travers, EN. SEALING LriTiltS TO INDIA.—•A Poet-office order just issued say :—The pralrice of sealkag letters, passing to and from the Rest and Wert Indies and other hot climates, being attended with much inconvenienes, and frequently with serious Okay to the correspondence, in consequence of of the melting of the wax and adhesion of the letters to each other, the public are recommended in all possible cases M use either prepared ma:, or wafers, in sealing their letters W India or other hot climates, and also to advise their earrespandents in those countries to purrs, the Name course. ' ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.—The half-yearly general meeting was held this morning, at the society's rooms, Ifanover•square, his Grace the Duke of Richmond is the char. In the report, which was read by the secretary, lengthened allusion was made to the tact that a large amount of mean was due from members, some of them extending as far back as 1843 ; and it was stated that the council had determined to take proceedings in the county courts for the recovery of then serous, in cases in which no attention had been paid to repeated applications for payment. A discussion too: platoon the subject, sad those present were urged by his grace to do their utmost to induce payment in their respective districts. It was alio stated in the report that, at the meat meeting at Norwich, the receipts had for the first time covered the experts's, the deficiency amounting only to 101. The report was adopted unanimously, and the auditors were elected. Exchequer Bine were done at 515., and 545.; ditto, 5001. at 525. 51e. and 545.; ditto, Small, 525. and 545.; Bank Stock, 203.; India Bonds under 1,0001., 88s. prem. The bluffness in the foreign house was of every quiet character ; Mexican Stock absorbed almost the entire attention of the dealers ; it was done at 291 for account ; Cuba Bonds were done at 98 ; Dutch Stock was dealt in at an advance; the trarsictions marked were :- Brazilian, at 881. Cuba Six per Cent. Bonds, at 98. Danish Three per Cents., 1825, at 73 ; ditto Five per Cents., at 99. Equador at 4. Grenada at 18 ; ; ditto Defe rred at 31. Mexican (ex January Coupon) from 281 to 291 . for money, and from 29 to 1 for account. Peruvian Four per Cents., 1849, at 541 for account; ditto Deferred at 18 and 171. Spanish Five per Cents., Active, for account. at 19, 1, and 18,1 ; the Passive Bonds at 4 ; the Three per Cents. at 381 for account. Venezuela Deferred at 9. Two and-a-Half per Cents. Dutch at 581 and 56; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates at 841 and 85. The premium on gold yesterday at Paris was 12 per faille, which, at the English mint price of 31.175. 101 d. per ounce for standard gold, gives au exchange of 23.441; and the exchange at Paris on London at short being 25.421, it follows that gold is 0.09 per cent. dearer in Paris than in London. By last advice, the pries of gold at Hamburg is 437 per mark, which at the English mint price of 31. 17s. 101 d. per ounce for standard gold, gives an exchange of 13.11 ; and the exchange at Hamburg on London at short being 13.111, it follows that gold is 0.11 per cent. dearer in London than in Hamburg. The course of exchange at New York on London fer bills at GO days' sight is 1081 per cent., and the par of exchange between England and America being ! 109 23-40 per cent., it follows that the exchange is nominally 0.83 par cent. against England. But, after making allowance for difference of interest and ! charges of trumpet, the present rate would leave a less on sending gold to the United States. Trieste advice., of the 7th, state that the produce market showed considerable animation after the late lethargy, with an improvement in price in most articles of import. In coffee the advance was most observ able in the ordinary qualities. Holders were very firm, end evinced no disposition to effect sales. The change in the Austrian League tariff had no particu lar influence on the sugar market. Refiners had commenced purchasing, and considerable business bad been done in raw sugars. Cotton was not in the same active demand, but the price, were firm. Wool was very firm, and sales had been made at 7 d. to 7 1-10 d. per lb. f.o.b. The stock of hemp was not large, and as it was scarce in the interior a rise in price was expected. Oil of English quality was held at 828., but considerable supplies being on the way, the price was expected to decline. In wheat nothing was doing for shipment, but the prices for it and for Indian corn were both well maintained. Specie of all kinds was scarce and dear. The exchange on London opened at t. 11.5, and closed at f. 11.2. Letters of the sth from Anemia state that the stock of wheat was unusually large, the last crop having exceeded by one-half the usual average. A decline in price therefore might be looked for, although holders were pretty firm, and nothing could be secured under 325. 1. o. b. Indian corn was scarce, and was much wanted for local consumption. Some notifications, of great importance to the pro- prietors, have lately been issued by the Board of Managers of the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company. As a very large amount of this company's stock and bonds is held by parties in England, we give insertion to the resolutions and circulars of the company Us eztenso : Resolved, That a mortgage be executed of all the eropeity of the company, to secure the aliment of bonds which shall be created, amounting to 4,000,000 dole., payable Apr'l 1870, and interest at 6 per cent. per annum, payable semi annually on the first days of April and October ; and it at any time it shall be damned expedient or necessary for the better effectuating the security of this mortgage, to deliver the actual peseta= of the premises hereby granted in mort gage, or any part or parts thereof, for a time or times certain or indefisite to the trustees, then it shell be lawful to deliver such actual possession accordingly. Resolved, That a ',inkier/ fund is hereby created of 75,000 doll. per amount, commencing in 1849, provided that the profits of the current year are sufficient, after paying the expanses, the interest on the debt, and 7 per cent. per annum on the preferred stack of the company, which fund is to be visually invested in the purchase of those bads due in 1870, for four years, and until the market price of them is et par, which, with the sinking fund provided in the mortgage of 1836, will make an annual shik,ng fund of 100,000 &Is. Resolved, That the president and treasurer are hereby authorised to issue the said bonds. piyahle in 1870 at pa, in payment of the bonds due in 1850, and alto in exchange for Preferred Stock, which has been issued for bonds due fa 1850, and upon the surrender of the said stock to pay ; per cent. on the same, which, with the dividend of 2 ; p er ceat. declared in Jn ly ' last, will be equal to the interest paid on the bonds. Office of the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company, Philadelphia, Nov. 15, 1849. To the holders of the bonds due January let, 1830.-In accordance with the foregoing res ilutione, • mortgage has been eseetred and bonds prepared, piysble in 1870. which the company are now raidy to issue in settlement of We bonds due in 1850. You are respectfully invited to make such exchange, either at the office of the company is Philadelphia, or at the office of the Beaters Railroad Company, No. 85, State ; or at that of blears. J. B. Thayer and Brother, Boston. By order of the Board of Managers, Josh Tvcoxe, President. Office of the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company, Philadel p hia, November 1 , 5, 1649. To the holders of the Preferred St e ck.-In accorda ne e with the foregoing resolutions , the company are new pre wed to issue to you bonds payable in 1870 at par for your Preferred Stock, and to pay you X of 1 per cent. on the amount of it. It is proper to inform you that the profits of the compuiy sines June 30th last are sufficient to pay the interest en the debt. end the dividend of 44 per cent. on the Preferred Stock of the company, which will be paid in January next. Your early decision is requested. By order of the Board Managers P , Joie of TOCKiII, resident. The Bank of England averages for the week ending the Bth inst., when compared with the returns for the week previous, give the following results : Circulates liens 1429,983,955 arculaties attys....-. 17,921,685 Pablie deports ..„-.... 8,931,249 Other deposits „ 9,519,9 M Immo 129,949 Oodenmallteduridosin 14,338,97$ othir imadme daan=r.t.: 10,016315 • Inurese 246,128 MOda rad POMO 18,772,798 ray 'Mabee Ms 3 1,093,531 Meant ,106,667 leases 2, o6B DANE 01 ZNOLAND -Aceoest fee the Week =Wet Dec. 8 . MP. ese•missel. Neer freed 529,983.955 ' %venom it Debt =maw Raotulties. 2.9 , 4.9 00 •ad BuNoa 13,708,878 217.077 g 9,963,955 gin sot Hun. the End Oi EON. idles Ma Wild K. a. ties Lord Mop Ler• The et Kiev Icee. the Lard Bamboo sites .0.1. hashble Marquees of . 4 P. ne Lora M.P. The Rislu i lon. Lord Robert pease? r, M.P. Tbe Rind llon. James Stuart Wortley. '4 P. The pars. tot Talbot, (LC. Ile lion. :hut . 'imitated 6B'• . I• l uttar, Bart. •nyt de Rutlueblld, PI P. It ta er^-,..1 to take ltermilate measures for promotlagemlgratlon the tirm.• e denim as an extenrove teak. A is ....ther and, togas drat unease*. be extended to tbe class abkla, rite kooreat and road hels'em, ban a rearon..ble claim to early con. lamtwo—the netatiewounen and sloptemkers. ggee. be hamedlattly opened, at which such parties may merle? they apdtleatiene. - bee be taken ano pock penman. only as are well mono. graded, and trim age atAts render tbem tit subjects fur soil. roazio rusis. $ per Ct. LuetrPto Benda, I per Ct. a r m ad a IW. lei 4i per Ct. Bele. Ikeels, 46 $ Orme& Wiwi .. 3i 26 per CeeL, {per CL 1441, 1444 4 i 6 per Ct. Itratiltan Da., 866 6 per Ct. Previa& J&. 64 44 Ditto New. 66 6 Portugal,' Ow.. at 61 I per Ct. Buena. Are% 46 il 6 w et. Ilea 1i1d5.,14/ II 14110 Milan N.L. , 10 1 IHtto dpialet 1144,, !sty Pitts Colurole. WI. 114 e. 3 per Ct. NAM& Nal. al 1 Coluiol.ttn Lettrelor 1344.. 4 4 iipauAla leferred We.— / I pr Ct. Daplab 116., 72 4 14Uo Puttee 1144..3i 4 If pa Cs. bud. BEL, 10 14 1 per Ct. Veuestaela Mdt.. 28 88 4 pot It. Burl (Arta.. 84 6 • Tesesttela le/fermi M., 9 14 peters ar..intements will be made as will secure for them every pee. :in and care during the pmeage out. Communication* n il, i n . o p. tot with the coteries, with a view to the proper reception of J e rows ante en their antral; for their temporary amistiurv, end urn facilities for plaiting thenpelves in respectable poeiticen Tie ow ut the meimance and the form In whieb wto be rem. drred t., emigrants, whether that awietance shall be by way of mft or r both, must &mad upon the amount of contributions of the committee, and be necessarily regulated by the . o f each ease. vert ondertaking is proposed, great and gnawing evil to to be met • rd vigorous action and large means ore required; but the conm.!t.-e look with confidence to the public for support, doubt ing not •b .t in a larti abmiroling with wealth, and tn which there is a wif.deny n r and a Christian spirit. means will he provided for socom. pkebi•ti •u , n-st an end. They venture to remind the nation of the :nerous affliction which by the Providence of God they twee rail: and they urge upon them the great duty of show. ice their c. ,"'ode to their Divine benefactor by anisting the most kelp ma, ! nerdy of his creatures. , may, if it be desired, be paid in two, three, or four an nul Ilbt nut. The foilerwing l'anken w ill receive money for the fund IN TIM OM AT THE WISP sou. Me Mears relay, Dross, k ssrs. illnorre, Vint-street. Mean Gly n k Co. Mmes. Coons k Co., Mean& MUM. k Mews. Ransom & t 0., Pall-mall. Mss es. M Amman k Co. Mews. lionise& Co., Pt. lamos's Moors. Williams, Daum ' , k Co. street. A Lan of ContribuUons sal published in • few dare. WK. T. DAL T, Hun. Sec. 111. Ilannerplase, Tratal,:ar-aquars, Doe. 11, 1649. LONDON MUNICIPAL REVORM.—Yesterday after noon a public meeting was held is the New Court, Old Bailey, for the purpose of adopting lILIMMIIO. to secure an extension of the municipal franchise to all parliamentary electors, an equalisation of the representative system in the various wards, and a thorough 'reform of the existing abuaes in the administration of the corporate affairs of the city of London. Sir J. Doke took the chair. On the platform were Deputy Bedfold, Alderman Sydney, Mr. Isherman, Mr. R. Taylor, Mr. Williams, Mr. Barnard, Mr. Buck master, Mr. Turner, Mr. Gardner, and several members of the Common Council.—Mr. Smith entered into a loog and learned discourse, going back to the earliest records of the munici,iality, for the purpose of proving that a great number of their ancient rights and liberties had been broken down and fallen into newt• et and disuse owing, in • great measure, to the want of public spirit on the part ef the citizens, whom he denounced as giving their whole attention to their profits, and suffering their best institutions to fall into decay. He proposed the first resolution, "That the corporation of the city of London embraces, according to law and ancient right, all the commonalty of the said city who hove been occupiers in the said city for the space of one year and a day. And it is the duty of the said commonalty to take part is all that relates to the welfare of the said city, and to discharge actively for themselves the functions which belong to them as members of the corporation."—Alderman Sydney seconded this resolution, strongly advocating the mess of reform, and regrettiog the falling off of the num bers, which was gradually t.kiog place among the freemen of the City, especially of their ward of Partici/don-without, which, instead of being, as formerly, the largest in the City. I barely mustered 690 freemen.—The resolution was then pat and carried unanimously.—A long and very earnest dime. sun then arms as to the propriety of discussing the other five resolutions at that hour (half-past 4), the meeting has fag lasted nearly four beers and a half. It was at length decided by the worthy alderman who presided that be would waive certain objections he had to sit on Monday, as announcement that was received with much cheering. After • vote of thanks to the chairman, the meeting was formally adjourned till six p.m. on Monday evening, Sir James Duke merging to secure the court for that purpose. THE QUEEN'S VISIT TO NEWCASTLE.—A very beautiful medal, commemorative of her Majesty's visit to Newcastle, and of her haring received addresses on the High Level Bridge from the corporations of Newcastle and Gateshead. has just been published by Lister and Sons, silversmiths, of Newcastle. Os the obverse of the medal W $ well-executed design of the High Level Bridge, with the Castle, fix Nicholas' Church, and the Old Tyne Bridge to the beck ground, from • drawing by Mr. John Bell, of Gateshead. The reverse records the date of her Majesty's 'hie, and the names of the Mayors of Newcastle and Gateshead. We understand that George Hawks, Esq., mayor of Gateshead, had the honour to present her Ma jesty with a silver impression of the medal, and • bronze modal to each of the royal primes and princesses. Mr. Les teris r e tr ai nttd a silver medal, which her Majesty was most y pleased to sceept.—Strodertand Herald. THE EXILO RS AT THE QUEEN DOWAGER'S FUNERAL. —The following are the names and ratings of the ten sea men and petty officers selected to bear the coda of Queen Adelaide to the tomb :—Samtiel Long, erarter-moster, who was coxswain to the deceued Queen's barge when cruising in her Majesty's ship Hastings, 74; John Bayles, able sea man; James Berry, boatswain's mate: Henry Hickins, quartermaster; Jeremiah Glenville, boatswain's mate; Bickford Bill, boatswain's mote ; Phillip Perry captain's colwain • John Brodie, able seaman ; James filindey, yeo man of ilte signals; tad John Glass, able seaman. They all wore their service medals and good-conduct badges. MR. COBDEN AT Lftftfte.—A public meeting will be held at Leeds on Tuesday next, to express sympathy with Mr. Cobden, sad to support him is his efforts to promote isiuscial reform, the extension of the suffrage, the land and building society movement, mid the maintenance of peace. Mr. Cobden will be present, and will of MUM occupy the attention of the meeting. The first resolution will be moved by J. G. Marshall, Esq., 11. P., sad seconded by the Mayor et Bradford. Ar ra ngements are in progress to hold a similar meeting in Bradford in January, at which the hos. member for the West Riding will no doubt be present.—Braufford Observer. FREEHOLD LAND SOCIETIES.—We arc glad (says the Derby Reporter) to see that this important movement is extending itself in all parts of the country. Since the con ference at Birmingham, applications have bees received by the Derby Society, from Doncaster, Ipswich, the agricultural districts of Hertfordshire, and Bedfordshire, aad other places where societies are Wog established, for copies of the rules and ether information. In the Derby society constant se sessions are being made to the number of member, end we understand that many others are on the eve of joining it. The amount already received by the Derby Society is more than 1b001.—• fact strongly Indicating its prosperity, and proving the steadfastness and perseverance of its members. HIBERNIAN BANE.—The annual election of direc tors of the above establishment, for the ensuing year task place at the bank ea Thursday. The fallowing gentlemen were the candidates, the Ent seven of whom, who formed the house list, wets sleeted by a majority exceeding one hundred votes over the next candidate, Hr. Duane. —James C. Bacon, Esq., James Falco (Alderman), William Ford, Esq., John leer's (Alderman), Sir Timothy O'Brien, Bart. (Lord Mayor), Francis Pilsworth, Esq., John Whyte. Esq., Jeremiah Duane, Eeq., SEVENTY &MEP WORRIED TO DEATH. --- Oa Maim morning sennight, three does worried and des. ti seventy-five sheep, in a field belonging to Mr.Pearee, ent*? Mills—they destroyed fifteen. 'They then fol lowed one of Mr. Peeres's sheep into a field belonging to Mr. John Rogers, of Spillinglam, where they killed twenty sae, and wied and injured about ten move. The next recorded t o rs a field of Mr. Willoocks, of Torr, and y killed gaiety ; and destroyed two belonging to Mr. Smith, of Tre. stator. It appears that the same dogs had also destroyed, me day in the previous week seven 'keep belonging to Mr. Rolm veer, of Ward. There were also a samba Weed besides them that we have enumerated. AU the @Steepest were et. Imbed were bitten about the these The isevemy was est made by Mr. Pearce's sou, who,ingleiag early fa theimeng I be father's field, found seem sheep dead and *bases ' amble to walk, but the dogs bad gems. Is the yes et eng the st oning, two of Mr. Peares's had arra teem his field, and had run down into the of Velsona, where they were overtaken by the u meet dogs, eat TM ewes In Mr. Ro's field were bea with lamb, sad were the valuable lot of the whole . The dogs were at bet dimmed in a Sold belonging to Mr. WlBeorks; two of this were la the act of killing • sheep, sad the third wee engaged is driving a sheep towards his murderess companions, and set lag ia emeert with them. The dogs were then despatched.— Plissouch Analtat. WEEKLY SUMMARY OF THE PRODUCE MARKETS. MINCING LANI, SATCRDAY MORNING. ie The improvement which we noticed aa having oxurred for Hp several articlesof produce in the Colonial market lutweek has St! bees in most instances fully maintained during the present. WO For Sugar there his been more demand, both grocers and re- IN finer. having evinced a disposition to purchase, and although . 1 , 6 3 the quantity offered publicly has been considerably more than 3 ,, last week, still the importers have succeeded in obtaining arise 32 of about &1 per cwt. There was at one time every animated to donated for native Ceylon Coffee, and the prise advanced I. 535. f good ordinsry quality, but latterly, several holders Sg having plated their parcels on the market, the demand has i ti, l slack. ned, and the market closes this afternoon heavily with- i t ,' out buyers at 525. per cwt. The plantation sorts have how. so ea er remained steady, at full rates, and Mocks:, which has 20 been in good demand throughout the week, realised at sue. 20 lion today an advance of sully 10s. pie cwt. upon previous ib public sale rates. A good inquiry continuo for n i ell descriptions of Pepper; a parcel of white has It. been realised at Id. per lb. advance upon last sale's at. quotations, and black has also further advanced 1. per lb. 9 For Rice the demand has not been so brisk, and sales have Wet made eta decline of about 3 d. to Gd. per cwt. Not any r sales of Saltpeue have been held, and privately there are ;4 no Menisci nil to report. In the Tea market business has an been principally confined to the transactions at the public th . tales of Thursday. About 11,000 packages were put up, 35 and 3,000 packages were sold. In prices gonerally there was not any alteration. Public sales take place again on the 20th. as pRITANNIA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY. 11..- in•titutton is empowered by a special Act of Par li ament tit Viet., en;,. 10., and Is to owetituted es to o f not the benefits of life ' ernes= In their fullest extent to polley-holMrs, and to present greater Lallans and aseoremodatiost than are usually offered to the public. 'toe :,rm.' . ..tiAscrited empital, together with the Imp and con. =nutty .r. r ~, i ng fond, accumulated from the premiums= upward* et Ike o p .1 %iv, affords complete smutty to the amazed; while' the magnitod.• of the Company's transactions bee enabled the Weeders te otter untwist advantages to petieyboiders, se will be sees by refer. este V. tee prospeettp. and to the carted add rzwpareve tables, odd= bare hem computed with greet owe and labour eapresely kr tbe us d tl.i. in-Motion. PETER 1101RISON, Reddest Director. I, Pe mes.street, Bask Widow. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. ... as The market is quiet, and use tendency is not upwards. as Petershursr Y. C. on the spot is quoted 38s. 6d. ; December 6 ddirery, 38s. 3d. to 38s. 61. ; January to March, 33 5. 6d. l'A to 38s. 91 , October to Decs mber, 1850, 395. 9d. 24 rEIt:•ONS of INDUSTRIOUS lIABI IS, either is of out et trees, my Paw* rioumearz e r ro r s die 'Z..4 article' at warty eeeeseaptiee.—foe M ir e ., fte pereeealiar s Weer. le the EAST a IN TEA OW& SMITHFIELD HAY-MARKET.-THIS DAY. 17 Mews. Cooper add Davie report trade Ten dull, at the SO following prime: Prime Meadow Hay, 63i. to 70a. ; inferior Il i do., 60s to bOa. ; Rowan, 60s. to 60s. ; Clover, 60s. to 80s. ; st, Straw, 201. to 245. El TRAYS.—EXTRAORDARY SHOW.— rt. NARY eamelatot of TEA TEATS eml WAITERS ever (abetted toge: bog Is mow as SALE et WILLIAM a. 'WILTON'S, 39, Oxford-Meet (WOW of Nowessatreet), sad No. I, Nownemstreet. Gotha h.ms Pviw Nub. Treys, par ma of Uwe, trots 2os. to 10 sabers. ditto ditto Ina am, Rota 16a to 4 Woes', Rams rblie, pet set. from 7.. 64. As 'boost =diem variety Mama Isibig orate sad ima treys, many of them eaecuted in the highest style of fat, et 'boot a quarter of their ortesal cost, beim' add or dielitly out of ereditturt. Rooad sad Oothls wattage, cake sad Mess Miens tonally Iow.—WILLIAM S. RUSTON (MU Mims sad Burt n —Ent abilehed to Wellrezost. Inc COVENT-GARIh The following are the prices FRU pine-spples, per lb., 4s to 0 Grapes, hothouse, p. lb., is to to Portugal, per lb., 9d to Is Peas, perdoe., 2s to 4s per half sieve, Rs to 12a I Lemon., per doe., Ic to 2s per It*, 61 to Its Oranges, per dos., 9d. to Is Gd per 100, 2.. to 12.. VEGETJ Cabbages, P. doe, ad to le cauliflowers, per dos., 26 to Is Brooooll, p. dos. bundl., as to 10e (Werra, per dos.. Is 6d to bed Brussels eProutee ter bat:de r e. I Is ed to 2s Sorrel, par half sieve, ad to ad rotatee', Per too. 60 ' t° l°°° per cwt., is to as per btudt., 2 , to Its Turnip., per dos.hua..Uedto b ad Red Beet, per dos., is to 2s Horse Radish. Per I di. Is to le Cossabera, each, 94 to Is ' A viv, per triorh,l4 Celery, per bundle, Ad to Is 3d Radishes, p.ll bunches, Is to 2. Watererea, per dus. bombe - , 4d to 6d Cat rot., per bun., 4d to Gil g rnic h, per steve, Is to 2s r.-THIS DAY. it. Apples, kitchen, p. bush„ 3s to 4, es Almonds, per peck, 6s SO i sweet, per lb., 201 to 3o St. IWalnuts, per lON Is 6d to 26 by per bush., 16a to 245 30 Filberts, per 1001 b ,„ 45e to COs 1 Nuts, Bar., p. bush., 20e to 323 . 3 ABL — Es, Prull, p. brae., 123 to 16s ri i , Kent Cob% 60s to 654 per 100 lbs. Onions, per bushel, 3s to 4, ispanish, p, doz., la 64 to Is 10 ihaltots, per lb., 44 to ikl SO ° T olle, pm lb„ 4d. to Id IS Aokes, p. doz., Is 6d to ta l g a t , \ Leanne,-1.4.. p irl to store ,s" F.ndivet, par Beare. Is. to Is id 3.3 . 1111 Tornatcri, D• bal l 33 to 4s . Mnabrooms, per pot., Is to 1s 3d V perbostt.,lls toes Satan Se.d. p. pun , 24 to 3d 6 Fennel, per itch, 2d to 3d 10 10 Savory, per bunch, 3d to 3d 30 1 Thyme, per buseb, 2d to 3d 10 Parsley, p. dos. bun., Sa to 4d 10 Hoots, per belle., lc to Is 64 s Marjoram, per bunch, 2d SO Mint, per bunch, 241 IS Wad, per bunch, 24 19 ADIATINO aad REGISTER STOVE&-- JA 1111.0 ter S. HUSTON% swertneelit at Iteeieter mad ether lweeti t ever, variety, red by elf belie, and exquisite wet ,-.s p, IP tnniertwea tome at tram ,Ds„ to 7 pima to lirasunt.o um stows at haw WA* 21 gnimenk wether erWi gybes. t,e. an ether radiating birth Owe% ie the largest the ,awt c 41LJCIA beside soak as eneeases selection a !WI, due gerehasers are requested to We're it. the neowey set .rp. .1 `..r every utak sat approved at. Catalogue*, with en. Panda., sent ;pre post) tree.—Late &IPPON sad BintTo7l, IC On. tedatreet, corset at SerneawAtreet, and Its. 1, Plewmasetzset, I.s.ibl.misi la Wellsetreet, Ude. THE MOST APPROVED STOVER. TM des...nd for the and VUTA ITUCEY( pastatas ssiU tuatinalas uniated, and nianhara having loss W "A'. In IA Wane it mom Wang! Ihs pasta Wald . Iva bawd lad indedideil at thee vomits*/ meg tin, WILLI-018.101MM Ma mood stradasts r reammand tie this 1. a Moir alwadllnt" essarasy. and nig. During Ile lot tta phae they haw Ines bond smut of past asolint la Ter bi awn al tho umiak aisteng a unitaint narrow* throvibent ass day had 6144 with ow ma* at Mt. wilment attestion.—Parthoh hes Mil Medeasel& ham aft mid of Ilashatd), pogo' haw Chau, w ig 'Tana. ham 136.; nom Me warehows, en. is u. lltippon as Rheum. Id, 0i1ird.46016. Meer at houltrawanst, and !to. rieweas.ecrest. lehddllhed la Wells item. 15?1. —Joyce's Patent Fmk da. 6d. par weird BCRGLART AT • RAILWAY STATlON.—Yesterdey 3 0- morning, at five o'clock, the Barnes station foe the South t i ' Western and Windsor line was found to have been broken ji, open, and plundered of what cash had been left in the tin is over night. The station was locked up at ten o'clock on U Thursday night by the agent, who had taken rho principal part of the emit home. 10 THE MURDER IN HASLET-STREET.—The eoro- rs net's inquest on the body of a child named Drake, who, so as appeared from a subs- quent confusion, was murdered by ot its mother in Harley-street, Cavendish-square, was concluded at North Leverton, Nottinghamshire, on the 10 .1 ins"-, when ""' the jury returned a verdict of " Wilful murder against some et person unknown." IS MELANCHOLY CATASTROPIM—On Saturday morn- ing, a most appalling accident occurred in the Townland of Ballymartin, within two miles of Bilkeel, whereby a father, mother, and two childeren lost their lives beneath on. of n these embankments which run al rag the beach of Mourne, p 4 on each side. The deceased, William Sloan, purchased the go site of a cabin on which, some two years since, he 'recta a to hut in which he, with his wife and two children, resided, 23 earned their sabshtence by fishing. By the excessive rains 2 ?, en Friday, a large portion of the emban kment gave way and i fell on their wretched hovel, crushing beneath it, in one bed, so the unfortunate father with his wife and two children, aged to respectively two and four years.—Northern Whig. EATING "HUMBLE PIE."—A correspondent of that ro most useful publication, "Notes and Queries ' " gives the fol. go lowing as the origin of this expressive phrase :—" Bumble to pie" was made out of the ' umbles' or entrails of the deer, a SO dish of the second table, inferior , of course, to the venison I° " pasty which smoked upon the dais , and therefore not Mio e:- pensive of that humiliation which the term ' eating humble pie' now painfully describes. The ' ambles' of the deer are the perquisites of the gamekeeper." SC.k.RIFF UNION.—We are gratified to find that the Poor.law Commissioners have at last acceded to the request so earnestly pressed upon them by the Scariff board of 1 guardians to appoint Mr. Parks, their late vice guardian, an 1 *moistest guardian to that union.—Clare Journal. EXTENSIVE ROBBERT.—Thisroornin.g some thieves effected an entrance through a skylight into the auition room of Mr. Price, of Chancery-lane, and from thence into the office of the principal, where they ransacked all the drawees. They afterwards proceeded to the clerk's office, broke *pen six desks, wherein were cash-boxes, which were opened and their contents extracted. The estimated loss is 2001„ namely, 1501, in gold and silver, and the remainder in plate, in table and teaspoons, watches , brooches, &c. MUTH BY filteltXATION.--Abont eight o'clock on the morning of the Bth inst., the body of a woman, whose name and residence was unknown, was found lying dead In an archway at Templemore. The body of the victim of destitution presented a horrifying spectacle—it was ex tremely emaciated, devoid of flesh, of a blueish colour, and it was scarcely dovered with a vestige of clothing to shelter it from the piercing cold of December. On the rune day an inquest was held on view of the body by Thomas O'Meara, w., coroner, when, after the examination of some wit e, the jury returned the following waist : " That the deceased tame by her death at Templemore, on the night of the 7th instant, by exposure to the cold and inclemency of the weather, she having been partly naked, and lying out in the even street." The ill•fatel women was about forty yew of sr.—Ckainel Chronick. 'MOIRE'S CANDLES, 7d. a L-- 1 a PALMER'S PATENT CANDLES, on meted stoMe or doolit mien .----. 7 4. Per Paula. Silt ress. $ Irsdr. ..—..-- 7 44. SSW )Itawato Bor 4 mid; at. da.). dot Willi Mak of Loop Is as Idosdoot, sultAblo am (o ot : no lot ornailine sat etl). trom Ir. to loco. each; Ettittilet IV I moolitot otolod b. U. rallon.—At WILLIAM "Vinn" (Wo ara awm 4.8 " .1 Cr“ ttrotoa.vtiont, mai I. lotablithal W. RM. A. 6.1413. C --- HRISTAB PRESENT—TM sees ma lug M IL aer,..l. whereat try exchange or pram& en emir , theatabi vt , i: itteedlip, all aims of the twavaattry erhsveral sesterfally sn ag tki:tiratv avid by sortplable Arnim. mil avall lbewerivre of Iti o N LAMM*/ TOILET AKTICLT.S. Is rad atesaining Istnt Idles tresses leakadit Idareessat 08 it ',waisted ti e.bl Ana 11.1101.. Ind yeambei by all es al Emma dotelliail.. babel" is • it et rapeallelal ia part. • ins i.e Jritt, pro it tem the lodhl Am, et bsimast we*. thee, ~c,ll oarrv.ltig the asimbills. __ edth treassemdrildillory; sad 14..rtam1.• o,k,ato or Peeet Iteatelass Is I*.du the as pnewati , sad beenorvart egrets re Er OWE NM goa. X* pima, esa be sore wt.rttly ot reborazindadell. ort II non posial um DlOnre Of_ c.a. au , imltations. Tbr =Was al emit hew the was 4111 " ivarlawl.'" wadi:, that artiste as the vrepr ov ez ad lan ir.th lA. It ..Wriaturc at the bd. he red tart. .thisi—A. *a.... v. 1.1 by them at 20. Elidleaverdes. Lang" sad by nowt akit t hec nu:* sad yortenws. TH ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS of E I illa DAT. Iletwober IS, eitatalra the followiag Spies -41..1 Eeirr. , owe : P Iladdeei at Lewd, Cheshire (two coati— ht..thhtt lit h Cattle Mow: I. Arrival at Oettle at the Kalmar Sta tion. 2 unLitiff Mete, Ste. H. need, Oils—rrise Ores sad M 0 f p 'mile porteild —kers ado.relier of the Dealt of iteleca, for thell , nument is Mardis Banquet to Hit C. Sth.n. lit Simla-The oil/tire: I. View ot Ms law et =r t,ists, Kilroy, 2. H. Marie el Tidt— 'lsere led die New Trtee,ie el .. •at Sidles Wdla Thede—Partiek et dr lids d,. iSearrer the "(Simla* Uwe: "—did Hada, I'•mrh. ,Tel Coksial lissom sae ad las !Uwe at de week. — ( Mitt, PIN , tread. ides Se. weep true. --------1,—.._-_ NEW MUST OF CIIFYI:L KNOWLEDGE, pris• IL Web, 1 ANCIENT sod MODERN, or the theory sr mindemia, Cleft and ma:. wienoteet periods to the monad= ei the Ponjaub, in 1 with dm deodrepideal Pm& tea the imam its wisp, , Amts. mobs,. so% be. Prices AL LailLogjpalAiimpi, be elms mil& PALESTINE; er, • dribs May lasi. CIGNA; a Competition, decry fro Ow NAM time, F DOOM'S LAN% Wid NEW ZEALAND. LONLITK 1111)1(1NR ; a May MAW at limitlL lorOwie minters are sow sebil•AW of Ws mks of molt& Llation : Cladoek sad Co., 4s, IWwwWw-ww• 'Coln r THE CATTLE snow. VOCATTB COMPLETE GRAZIER ; Nal Hetteeep la emits& Edioks, w We aad al le the practice or farming. ilf De celetwead d "Clinalial; with "th aw° DI- M s r a thia th r l o teread a gLes MINNA radii& Ng maw Thelnier; will WISHISHI kula WI " MK by llama. Sea, prier ILK DPW. SPoonn co the SHEEP ; Iti Hy/wry, 111.1%. 1 1 . 11 " .11 121 IN with en! TWA% Wogs after prim Te ILLATte'd t SWEET Red CAT= DOCTOIL Hew Zl= e t Tearer ael amass Ilxremer. lbw. bold tend Pain co. irk. Lefts ark* W Ole 4141008110.10% 5ig,90.96 5 WIZUIe DI WOW Oultal 414,66m00 1.108.687 Damns Pacitud and IX% Aida 1.93 1 . 219 other to 9.6119.4 4 Ilemwdwisdaike am 103411 FAA's's!. Goveramist SesorttUs (laded. Dad WOO; Ad d. in.03,3t5 Now ...... Odd and dune Cida 15d,843 1171 -- Kin Des. Vl* 437.1442 I 1L MAMMAL 11 . Mit °Was. (41, 1 (ErfP rt [THREEPENCE. TRAFFIC RETURN FOB THB PAST WRBH. Ewa (vs. Named Railway. 1849. 1849. £741 439 729 3,395 6,852 1,293 603 6E03 920 641 14,176 1,601 2,670 2,064 2,600 - '6:26 2,666 3,490 2,767 11,485 36.606 I _ 608 7,501 7,174 122 4,428 19,065 1,030 '32.1 1,322 .385 1,285 .7.681 1,609 769 iol 111,616 1 6.843 1,213 16,047 2,361 371 I 371 36 19 34 14 - I 154 It 1584 35; 3.51 71 71 0; 47; 374 914 14 754 D 7 322 51 78 i7a i 8 78 !la 1021 xl I 1881 L6l 1 2301 li 1 220 l 3 13 15 1 4784 4 . ...5.4 LS 2214 14; 144 44 1574 134 483 it 1189 13 13 12 12 39 2901 30 260 BILITUIII. Aberdeen — Belfast and Ballymena Birkenhead, Lane., & Cheshirs Bolton, Blackburn, and West Yorkshire Bristol and Exeter Caledonian Cheater and Holyhead Dublin and Drogheda Dublin and Kingstown Dundee,Perth,Aberdeen June East Anglian East Lancashire Eastern Counties and Norfolk Eastern Union Edinburgh and Glasgow Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee Glasgow, PAisley, and Ayr Glasgow, Paisley,and Greenock Great Nor kern &E. Lineolnah. Great Southern andWestern(l) Great Western Lancaster and Carlisle Lancashire and Yorkshire Liverpool,Crosby, & Southport London and North Western London and Blackwall London, Brighten, and o. Coast London and South Western Londonderry and Enniskillen Manchester, Sheff., & Lincoln Midland Midland OrcatWestern.(l) , Monklands North British Scottish Central Scottish P.idland Shrewsbury and COester Shropshire Union South Devon South Buten,* Taff Vale Ulster Waterford and Limerick West Cornwall Whitahaven Junction York, Newcutle, Berwick York and North Midland FOREIGN. ►6i 1 761 16 26 Amiens and Boulogne 231' 37; 1071 12 72 32 82 li I 694 Dieppe Dutch Rhenish Montereau awl Troyes Northern of France Orleans to Bourges Orleans to Tour Paris and Orleans Paris and Rouen Rouen and Havre mg] 12,134 1 2111 6,832 4,891 2,067 • Exclusive at Reading, Guildford, and litelot* rsedirts. MINES. (From the Mining Journal.) The share market continues firm, and an active in quiry is still made for most of our leading mines. Several negotittione, which were pending last week, h►ve since come oft. The present prosperous posi.ion of the minis generally, and the apparent firmness of the foetid market, with the ad vance in Tin and Lead, affords every encouragement for eats . • and remunerative Investment. Devon Great Consols continue in request, and business doing In them. Condurrow, South France., South Tolgus, Tretnne, Mary Ann, Cern tires, and East Waal Ito , e, are among the se- veva mines in request. Tincroft is represented to have improved since our last, both in the shaft and 00 end, which is now worth 401. per fathom. Several transactin's have been done. Tamar Con role is increasing her returns ; the profits from the mines and the smelting department averages surly 1,0001. per month. A dividend of 11. per share may he anticipated next month. Ileignston Down is reported to have improved, esjseciaily in the 3i fin. level, where they have a lode worth full 30 1 . per fm. Shares have been dormant for some mouths, and buyer. are now to be found at an advanced price. The pro fitable red improving position of Bedford United, and the progressive improvement in South Tamar have c-used tent er' large transaciene during the week. Fertescue shares have also been in demand at a consider able advance, in anticipation of cutting the lode at a very important po int. By Wheal Basset report we find the mine is in a highly productive position. A new and more powerful engine to supersede the present one. At Wheel Seton to count a dividend of Si, per share was declared. The operations in September and October gave a profit of 6231. Os. 6d., which, added to b dance from last ao count, allowed the above dividend, leaving credit 2221. Bs. The mine has considerably improved of lat y with every prohabiliiy of further improvements bring made. Mow the last two months about 1,220 tons of ore hove been sold, and the profit anticipated for the next account is esti neatvd at about 1,11001. At Wheal Tremayne accouat meeting a dividend of 10i. per share was declared, leaving • balance in hand of 4171. 13s. 11d. The mine is looking remarkably well. At the Mineral Court meeting the account showed balance against the mine of 4281. 12e. 2d. during the operations of five months ending in October. A call of 31. per share was made. Lady (needle, with her usual liberality, hue sig nified her consent to reduce the dues to 1 18th. the reports of Captaies Webb and Dale npreimit the mine in a very pro mising I osition. At the Tavy Consols meeting for September and October the accounts showed a balance against the mine of 2301. I6s. 4d. The ore bills due,and not yir. at maturity, were more than sufficient to discharge the debt, but to rival the expenditure of the current two months, it would be necessary to Nuke a call of ss. per share at the next meeting. A vote of thanks was passed to G. Strode, Esq., the freeholder, for his generosity In remitting the balance of dues. The report presented by the agent encourages the shareholders to enter tain a hope that the mine would soon be in • poei . .ion of meeting the coats. At the Wheal Mary meeting the ace ,unts showed a balance against the mine of 9121 161. Id., and a call of 105. per share was made. At Wheal Concord meeting a resolution was unanimously adopted, that the parser furnish an account cure, in. of the receipts and payments of the mine from comer ncement of working ; and the meeting was adjourned until it be ready for consideration. At the Ilerodufoot adjourned meeting, the mine was divided into 512 shares, instead of 256, as formerly; and a call of 21. 10s. per share was made, to pay off the liabilities. Shares in the following mines have changed hands during the week :--Devon Great Console, East Wheal Rose, Tin croft, Bedford United, South Tamar, Devon and Courtenay, Trethevy, Tamar Consols, E art Buller, Trelawny, Treviskey and Banier, South Basset, Tremayne, Mary Ann, Trehane, Stray Park, Bwlch Consols, Heignston Downs, East Tamar, Wheal Russell, Wheal Fortescue, West Wheal Jewel, and Tnleigh. In foreign mines the transactions have been chiefly con - Baud to United Mexican, Copispo, and St. John del Rey shares; but some few ba rgains have been effected in Impe rial and National Brazilian, Altec, Linares, Australian, and North British Australasian shares. From the Barons Range Mines, letters have been re ceived, dated 11th June and 9th July, reporting operations as progressing satisfactorily ; 40 tons of ore had beta raised at the Bremer, aad 15 more would be ready fur shipment in two months. The per centage of copper was 25 for 25 tens, and 16 for 15 tons; the latter would be smelted there. The wet season made the roads all but impassable, and rather delayed work at the mines. At the Lyndoch Valley Mine, the ground was bard, and recourse was had to blast ing. The quantity of ore raised there was above 30 per cent. ACCIDENT ON THE LEEDS AND THIENE RAILWAY. —An accident occurred on Thursday to the 10 27 passenger train from Think, on the crown of the Wharfible Viaduct, and within a few hundred yards of the Poole station. It occurred thus: The 11 cm. train from Leeds was due at Poole at 11.30. To allow it to pass a down luggage-train was shunted on to the " up " line, and should have been im mediately replaced on the " down" line when the train from Leeds bad gone by. While doing this, however, the engineer accidentally crushed his Boger, and immediately kit his post and ran to toe station to get his wound tied up—leaving his train across the rails, half oa one line and half on the other. The train from Think was due in about five minutes; but at this instant, the sound of the approaching whistle was heard; evety effort was employed to warn the driver of the danger ahead, but he observed none of the signals till within 100 yards of the luggage train. He they shut off his steam, but the momen tum of the engine was not at all checked; on be went, smack into the luggage train. The collision was witnessed by seve ral persons present, who fully expected that the train would be thrown over the embankment. But happily the event proved len disastrous than wee expected. By the concus sion, the first goods carriage was forced up into the air, end fell right on the top of the engine ; tte others were thrown off the line. The passenger train was brought to a sudden stop, bet kept its place. It was only a short train, and con tained bet six pewisagers, all of whom were more or less hurt. but neither - of them suiously.—Branford Observer THE RECENT Loss Orr THE SOUTH SHIELDS Lira-Boar.—The sufferers by this lamentable affair have left 17 wives, and among them 46 children. It was the first accident that ever occurred at that port by any of the life boats since they were first invented in 1791. The boat which set with the anklet bed best toted tot six years.-810. dertand Horeb. -4 • 1 04 . 4'• I r i • -• , -_ , 4 J 7 ,- _ . ' 7 . '• , _.) gi 0‘4..„.., . 4 : (7? ;', C) , CA .:l Ni • • • • •re . (6 ‘ 7,019 VO2. I "AIM Li4..1 tb e yearn% • or Lisboa, 'fi t is law, to be. 11. 12. 0, was dri," quip, dasiksi; le to c 0,, ,, ~._ of bet IL—Char* •• • , ' ..• . : .14 3 2 1 2. 4 .•• ins. 33 i'•o4. 23 ill LI: Aps e Ouersong Daft •••••• Alma AL MEM Mein ........ loft noir Ina p i a n 01x, _. 111 1141111 ••...-1111•Pre ea .1111m —Oft aill I .Jlsumile Boalea ..... t r; * ....»...».....n... .-thos *agile Fr IS M Su= Iww . Gi W. le Nes Tat 41". -B. er 11, M. kaki 11, 1. Wit to It. Not to ` Yowled ow • 11, es 7..00bi0n r 1., Ow— 'kWh --liert Odom Is. MOW; IS, is /few Mem ....... MAYA utsier es. rim•re .... . API 1718. ... —. Snook lloadien • —.sew ow Csedribigh II ITN. boom Nov. 119,141.X.2 1 lat. HL, lo s. WI. N... 4, lat../ L. la NA, tar no. sak 11 ^ I. Ilk W. W. :cm o.'u• WA 1 1 , is MA fir 1., Ma MI. QM. 11 - 014. bli• tembay. Sept. 9. W. KM eg EXTUOIUMM IN WWI Isti• oak 2 "Oseirrat sa 6 20.11/ for =1 111 WO lilt ISSMOIII Ma #166 16 . 6 ~.. 1•410, • Illa• WI l• I. Ala. • distance a 11. SIM Outset for the Iskenlism •y all smarts at moldlda 241, Stria. LamilL ..—... _ Oil) DEATHS. wits of J. Carte II 1 C• Baliord-Igiumi t he 11l it Car Lee. tbe Mgt ~b it J. i•Attkoalbr &too, Dim J. Jo" d •oo or Do. unit" Waissi the .48 F. essia, lb' ''"' 4 e rortlem4 ol . 4 4 of Matey 01111Porrs uriagel sire% •• MM . bruit Cis , &b ean o OP st pa":47 r i et L g. 000, 116010 1,4111 1 11 : 1 1 " =•b i to. 4 %We at Piz A. C. so . w. 711010.0 Jason% Man e %Olt ad dad/kW - te; burriy. sof. asobetwell. Mr. -• • urgairly tie sob Asp, war dol l. II street, M 0nd.111.4"." ; Lower.road. %U gh Orwmehor-misem 11. umiak. OIP I'.s a s :6o oo ce.0 1 4 PIPOP rtra KW.% me UM" ankh or at Ihe OM AIMS v-16081•0111111.11 -,,- ~Y-1-- ,,e .- c-e. , ~~, RAILWAYS. TRIO DAT, Two o'cLoct. The share market to-day is flat, and prices tend downwards, especially for Eastern Counties, Caledo nians, Berwick., and York and North Midlands. Little disposition is shown by speculators to operate so soon after the settlement of the account. Great Northern. mark 7 ; Brighton', 781; York and North Midlands ' 113 k. French shares are steady, but with little business. PL I Banns iIUILWAT% Closing puma Yesterday. to 1 •.'slosit.2l' 12_ 13 60 ;Aberdeen et Do. Preformed' 611Avalsrt.,Nst.,lks.,Ita. Jn. 6 Berko k Heats Kat. (01. West. perpetual • p.Ct.) 2$ utrannensat&Oztordlune cslladtdypd.,orwitliguar. $0 D. witbsut • 'tweak* StourVallsy IP them.. Wolv., sad Dudley ealledulypd.,oeirlthausr. 10 Do. wttboat 'guarantee 7 Dates, Siam, and Him... 96 Idlest wad Easter _ DP! Thir" ... ... 121 Do. thane 10 D 0.1210 Preferobeeteg. Clitgat sad 12011 Mal IS _Dw Prat/mar IDaiiis";;d — Be7tirt 26 • lirot Itan_••• 16 Do. (Elll El.) $4 D0.(13.106.) 6p. Ct. Pre? 2$ llarrterneouitire _ _ $ W. Nit., p. Ct., No. I Do. do. N 0.91 10 Do. N. SC. $ per Ct... EZ New 5 Ewers Union, was AI (We E. U. 811.) A Do. do. do. . 2i I Fo. la I 170: Berip (gm. p. 0.1 IS Eau LitaciAlurs - 5". - ii . i - .7 Dv. New j eharas ~ !6 f~ri Lmdn . 6~u ... 60 I lidiaourah and Glasgow: - Enter, Yeovil, & Dared Ile. Exeter sad Mama& .. Inuit Ngriliers_ e 6 P. CL C I hrren 10 Mx 5 net Oent. Pref UL llonth.and Won. (Int.) I SO Do.ISew, .« II I Yo: too lorvat 1s Do. _ifUut io 60 Mill and 11 Do. gam 14 Do. I N W0111141711111110111r6i1l r 10;1,10 Ds Mita 100 I•726:l;;;;:diuvii.tii;! N I Dd. dd. M.B.&11.1 !! I I)** a 234, De. plum* 10 Vs._ Who lid o. Ix Do. New !gua.6 49 Do. Liverpool and Boxy 10 ba. Wei.t Hiding Union IS Do. Preston and Wire 10 De. 'bins (A) 50 Us& and Bradford... ... ;o" $4 Do. Pref. 6 t i fest No.l l I/ De. N 0.2 0 Do. Do. Nat 9 Do.Quartere 1042 7 per ct 114 London and bteekwall 10u Lon.. Brighton, & &Cour let Do. New gsgua.lll p.Ol. 0 Do. guaranteed sp. Ct.. late CrojdunTlurda.. 50 Do. PreL S per Cent... 50 DoConert. 5 p.Cr.,11112 121 London and Greenwich . 90 Do. Preferenee 100 Loudon & North-Weston 12 Do. do. New i iharee... 7 Do. Fifths . 1 bu.LlO 4“,bi.lars.(C,l 50 London h gooth.Weeternl 424 Do. New, g5O ... ...I $4 Do. New, £.40 ... ..I 5 Do. Preference 7 p.Cent I i 20 Loweatoft Guas.4 per Gent. 5 lel ilancl., Dua anoNlaUuch, 10) anal,. 13545Lincolneh, ti 25 Do. shares, No. 1 .. IS Do. shares, No. 2 ... 12) Do. &harm No. 11 .. 10 Do., ow £lO PreL ... 50 Du., Great Whinhy .. 12) Do. do. ... 25 Do. glief: . ;ntriln;;la.., 25 Do. Grimsby Doak .. , 41 Do. Lincoln enion .. la Do. Aso iiar:; ... 100 Do. Diem. and Der !, .. 100 Do. B. end B. op. eacit. l 50 Do.ErcwasliVelleyPref.l 80 If vilioid tit Western (Ire) SS 13 Do. New ii ... ... 10 Do. Guaran. 5 per Ct.. 3 Do. Guars& ti yet Ct. 13 North British ... ... . 1 11 DDO.. 0 Do. t= ..... •..... .... 5 I Do. Preference .. .. 174 North Stattedabire .. 50 Oxfurd, Wo:c., it %Toilet . 11 9 Read.,Gur.d., and Reigate 44 Wyman mud *gab* ... IS 1 'ruttish Central ... .. 13 iloottish bildtsed . 11 Shrews,a BUia., easel II Do., maw d.. „. S Do., New Cla;rsaeed . 11 Shrewsbury and (Usury gr. W. Ms) ... ... 114 Do. Oeweetrf .„ .. 1 Ds. New.. .. 10 Do. 1 per brit. iier... 61 Ahrzelurs Um= ... .. SI SI I Do. Preferenes .. .. SS South thalfordahire... .. 1111 Do. No. 3 .. .. IS Do. No. 4 Itaiiat;red .. 10 Do. No. 4 Scrip .. Wales ... .. 1 1 04 • Yore.. Doc; sag .. 164 lhalleld,llotheair: 4301,11.161.=.Ct. 1 * Weterlord sad ay -1 NI I Wear VaLey, 6 p. Ct. goal 11 Do. do. do. 0 11VUts, Pornereet, &Ways. . OlTork,Neweastlet Berm* . 1 Do.gat.(YorialtNewea, I I De. 0,14. E. Purchase or ia York and North MidlaDd... NI Do. !mums ltan.w.m. w and Austrian) a Boulogne and Am!eno f•• ; Central Francs (Victims, • j)atatt I.9tesilth 20 Do. I One. %dim l'esioaula VIP. Do. 71 Luxembourg .„ 10 .. 20 , SWI Do. M . 8114LW. 141111ortbses at Tesasi 7 031smas sad Data= ... le kiwis sad Odom 10 Pals and lam .. 12 Paris sad Slasstasuif 30 1 13sasa sad Ban *se 20 Boats, said 1311%ass sad nails ...• 1 1 dia. 12 ISt 7 4 Pi• 71 I Pft. 6 dia. b 7 dbl. a.. Si , 29 IL , 11 22 .1 le 62 .1 I 1 1 91 8 dim LIVERPOOL, Dec. 14. 2 ms STOCII-EICMANOI.—The market remains dull, but prices are stationary.—Wes:—East Lancashire, preference I 7l—Lan. cubic* and Torkahire (fifth shares), 6 17s. 9d .— London end North Weatarn, 112 a o. i—Ditto (new shares), 14—Midland, 49—Ditto (a shares). 21 1 I d.—Reading, Guildford, and Re etc 1 3)—/arch Eastern and Dover (No. 4, iaa ma i.e. 61 dia.), 6 6a. o. BRISTOL, Dee. 14. 84mCiAticwartow.—Tbs market we not gnits so active or Arm taday. The only alteration in aloes was in which spaced at 49 and closed 481. LEEDS, Dee. 14. 11Yood-Biteedisok.--etlthoask this is the first day for the new meant badness le very gates, and prices are if anything a shade maim The tal traaseatioas of this morning are at the following rates Think No. 1, 41 die.; 301. Midlands, 211 dd.; Calodoolaiss, 111; Fast Lareashire, 11s., lls. ad., 111 n.; York aad North Whorl, 175., 11s. 3d. MANCHISTER, Deo. 14. Setros-Exosairom.—The market optimal tolerably firm, bat towards the close of the day prices were a leads weaker. There was bat a moderate mount or BIRMINGHAM, The. 14. -- 8T00141011•1101—Prices were firm sad with • tea• dog higher fa this mad* te-day, bat that sot murk began@ del* I dia. 6 61 dli. 1 di. par 25 ST 22 24 96 It 4 1 put. 2 4 pus. U 36 Ur 13 13 Ws. 16 161 111 Ili 11 1 14 33 83 die. 1 14 1 II 71 /1 1 Ii Ipm pis. dis Pm. i 1 36 pa. 6 4 II IT ►S II 12 11 12 27; 28; 28 30 12A1 15 ; dia. a; 11; dr 2 di& al $ 227 23 10 11 pa. S 8 40 pas. 19 21 pa. 58 19 27 31 • II; las. 10 9 ; 1 l 7 81 7 de. 96 911 47; 484 11 9 49 la par de iPla. 42 40 din. 21 2n din. 101 91 dig. u 6j dis. lu die. 2 2i pm. Ci sik 19. pm. 99i 104 7 9 ions. 44 4 W. $ 24 di.. (IL 34 4 7U4 toe 127 s Ine to lon 35 17 - 411 101 22 23 ill ii2i 1 II ps. lips& 31 32 19 iii dia. 17 lb dia. 14 2 pa. 14 13 %it 19 ii Ali. IT 11 19 d 4, 1 1 9 10 I 5 I 4 di& 8 dia. It H dim. II ii il dia. 48 48 ilk dii. n 26 28 11 13 db. 17 16 41 91 II 11 - ii - ili 2 3 2 2* * tar 1 Me. 9 ` 111 dlr. 131 ICI lb 1 i Die Ti ray.. 6 6 i de. Ii 2i pith 7 Ms. $ 2'„, 11 9 416. 1 144 II 1$ 3 dla. 4 6 6 11_ Ii il IN WI 64 2$ 26 dim 4 So Oa. 1 Pl` 11 21 pa 15 13 41s. 1 6( 4 al. 17 1 17 4 1 4 31 111 11 I VI 11 71 7 71, 3 12i11le 13) bi 47! i II 1 !lii 124 161 U lie e 17 161 CI 1848. L 461 341 664: 4,07: 1,0 1,6 W 13,8b7 1,180 2,817 1,630 2,407 2,872 17,101 2,461 i 9. 5;71 ,343,9i.21 2,i3r1 19,64 - 1,074 2,2641 844 1, - 2131 1,073' 6,798 1,619 170 13,734 7,124 2,003 1,06?