The Express. — London, England, 1849-12-24 00:00:00

N•PWr VT' • • .am A 'V s ,* Ziit • '''...44.:t•prt-% Mr. ...... -OIL ASSURANCE OFFICE . Lin ANINITIMD. awska sad i WNW; "linvilmilwr DIMS; and • bpl=anzembewp. 1 m laded AD. 1714. 'r.II ygoryma, Era, ensmalair. • 10 1410.01.1111 CUM M ING FON, Y.Me.. twins CZAIIIIIAL The Life he et the yew lilt lias been (to • ..1 " ad. with the *sceptics far r.. aceemhice towards the nest Bonus in 103) is pay. s ad web the sum blur. d. de s kibaut will *how the annual fromal of Boma on of f o r es op metal in Great DrAan, actuating to the ages of the lives ilateremeJ : _ mo unt of Tre. ft . for VT ._ A' s lum received t h e wrote ia West time. &NI Sewn Year. Br ing about le per emit. 9 ... /1:2. We. ltd. ... 2101. ... t on swell amount et rttIDIUM ... gist M. It ... AlO3 ... Heine AO pet rest ditto. 0 • _ MS 190. 2,1. ... £ll4 ... Pettsr SS per rent. ditto* O „.. MSS i.e. 4.1. ... ZIO.S .. Ilaii4 SO iper cent. ditto. O ... PP l4s. 2il. ... CIO ._. lielna 45 sat stmt. ditto. TII4NIAS LEll l'S. Seersiary. Fos unanumcg in all its breathes. including Mongol of booms, sel Oa °l.-----tretarsed settees's! traumas. kON ON ASSURANCE (X)RPORATION, established by al Charter in the reign of Ring querns the rho, ft LITE, FIRE. end 'RINE 1,1:41.71LC5CV.. , . Mere. 7, Itzehange, and 10, W ei-a-treat. TM ewes* d ineenigheg the life =nest us defrayed by the eorpo. and sat taken treat the pie. fund. 's are melded as • bonus to po ..r paid la cash, or applied In went of the annual premiums. !lability of partnership. la mats. teem ad t — mow ere liberally heated. log I. Ilk. MI ea' cd polies ty at =dent* ow ad SOROS CETr it iOlie t premiums. ppospegass ate an penned WRENC Of OritOMl•pplkalaa. E. Smeary, TAN. 3 L lli.o Ak--------13U •'CANNIA HANCE COMPANY — . Ilia lostitation la eskposeroii by • swag Ad of rartlamst ATM., op. 9 . And la eo c. nat.tuted is to .abed the beadle 0 Me iiit e rses la th. 1r Meet eaten.. to poltcy-holders, and be primal posele balks and accopooditioa LW' are usual oared to the 11 0 " sw ample otbaerlbed capital, toolbar obit 111 kris rad arr nerny lopreerurr fuolorelmukated from the potation" on d kid A troc.lA 1:001114`lt a curl pto the aammild ; ir= of ter Company'. tranasetlona bast enabled the D'recture arreal udr3rturrs ID po:ley-holders MP will be area try rider. is sibr Welop the poopeetai, aid t• Ur varied and entavatve miller. whisk Webers easpatol with are mot labour eaoreoly fur ea w eta s dOadtioN, 'Addeo Dtrestar. Irk. Loam perrer-ruret. jealsU et IAD SI illUll RAMIS, etther is or eat of wad% nit btRaLISR • MODERATE INCONIZ gr Maas of grades at ivainly snasnutpion,-For m i l Agri peomaly_or WOW. to tho RAISE INDIA E4'arlis6llLXPZ riliji, Gnat hint Bann Chowelperd. pRSSENTS FOR CHRISTMAS. ranwrs FOR nil MEW YEall. ranwrrat FOR FATHERS. 1111.4ENTS row. xnannms. FRESF-ITS POE SONS. TRESEN I 4 FOR UNCLE. 4. ragants Ftil COUSINS. PRE•ENTS FOR THE AGED. PRESTNTS FOR Tnr. NERVOUS AND PARALYSED. rite 4 r.wri FOR THR 01(11 AND BEDRIDDEN. The d. aid mod witialia gift for tbe approaching seam In an aged. arnutss,tairalysed, ea. bedridden. or fay:dieted kind. le • pir tbe PLANYµ PMRI GUARD RAZORS, bey' Dna konllts, cipi in an dentist bus, lock and key, prko oninao; et Fort hie, 1.. SI. ems. TM. Razors can be and in beet, In the dark, or at thipdsearel ; id will , with ewe. safety, and expedition, e ff ectua ll y eirmove the brad without mules the slits. Theme who icier shaved beirte earl mars et add theitveaties be so periet aod vete, that ever C. suet tined lady rook' shave • Meg husband with facility c. srp.wALT and Co . latteutvid. 32. asoriNt-cross. Lander. Descriptive pi:Aeolus, teatint..ni.de, lit of twenty, fro. sent pod'. Pea TILNTIMOVIAL& is the dark or twilight, en a Ma voyage, and during the existent of ad newt:owl:tea nitwit ia the warcomitmat of eking oh the livenlen nay be uved with per:eiA +Arty." -Mx4ing Past. "It CAA be need in ratione a railway, ow ma in a earthier olt isms roads. The op 'having ideated is an iseencet ably siert wont of die, eves lay the most timid est morrow. Pardue rune nay • sp:esdid iarention."-Lantet. - - TABLE CUTLERY, WARRAN CED.—The meat varied arecetstait a CUTLERY la tbe world, all marked "Burble (late Nippon sad Borten)," aod war anted, is always set ae at WILIAM' SUKTO:VII, 39, Oziord-street, comer of New uun-etmet. and Ni i, :44.M111U14111ret. Pao tb .taro roamers , &eerily breams el flee leeriest of the ale& 30 919 hart- 999 diNt table lode. s, with bleb swabbers, Ws. per &wit; emeriti, to imitelt, lb.; if tot.lenee. I*. yet doses etas; earns, its. Cal. per pair tarpr dam it exact pr part .a, to Us. per deems; U eau., Inc. whit direr ferrule*, foyei 43a.; white brae tablo knives, front Ea. per domes; eleerwria, 4a. ; careers, to per pair; black horn table knives It de per down ; A. worts, 4, ; cameo 2, M. ; table steel., frees le. mei. The Wean stuck of plated desert knave a. it Auks. inane' end otber• wise, and ul t be twed Ask carver., to exiaiteace.—weirgim is Welketreet, A.D. pal M VENDERS, STOVES, awl FIRR-IRONS. at IM Anew are empleated. baby dray deciding, to tit :r m. B. BURTON% Rite Hippo mod Burton) 8110 W BODES, Oakedaineet, stew of Newmeseareet, and No. I, New- Thee mir the lamed In the world, and °mull' poet an witorterst of VENDERS, STOVID 4 . RANDS" ME- I E O NA, and GENERAL IROSXONGERY as cannot be 'paneled clamber', Whet be variety, novelty, healer f &den. or evaleitewess of work atembip. while the prism are on that low 041.10 We which hia Ma btleluneol hint beta so eeetrab d for more than as quarter oh a century. bright mores with lecamed ornaments sad ton vas of O, /I lin; "Mu with ormolu ornaments and two seta of born /5 10a to tweet, guinea: broaind fenders complete, with stamlard., bast 70. to /6; steel teniCre, tmm SW.; ditto, with rich retoolu ornamenta, trona CZ. lit. to ten guinea; Pe-irona, M m 14. 941 tue act to /1 M. 871.. meter and other patent stores with rattiatintt hearth plates. Tee Roney returned for CTIV7 article not appro‘ed of. ()abided agialooie. with enrnivings *rut (per po-t) tree. —UAW/bed Welle-etnet A.D. 1,4 N, joAMPS or .11 BORN sad PATTERNS.- 1 be Wpm; as wet ae eboiceet easnettnent of ?SLUR% MAO. an. othee CAN (lumina,. mond, gni Soler LAMM, with an the latent imponeaventa, and of the .evert awn at .t recherche punnet., in ormolu, Bohemian andr o rno m e! p.m, r nanni•, in eziarnce is at WILLIAM S. BV kin , n and Burton„ 39,11x , ord.stnet, corner of Neermerineftriet, Mil No. I, Newman-tenet, where all the twwonablw amides we new wiling. Hall Wipe in rery great variety. Palmer's patent OMB. (waned " Palmer ° f it. per lb.; Englich'e Can - whine, in Milli 11111111. 411. 3d. per imperial pallor. Ihe moony returned Inc every wane let approved of. Detailcd ettakreues, with • nersoinia, matt (per lOW free.—E•tabildia is Wnll.4treet. A.b. In& REVOLUTION IN LIGHT. G. 001) NEWS. — Weary perms Iss,leg lag lamps mho ddistplas rely fur CLAKIVo TATIL'IT LaMPA." This is a santios to the public. Cart e s Dia mond Lamp la perfect; tha chema.t, nowt ample and the heat. It g resthe light el (Lantern moullea, and auras fur twelve hour. yahoo. at tention. t lark's I earl Candle Lamp is worth a hundred Delnila lamp. Ctark's Lamp foe India is I the Panitah. The Moropolitan Light CMajautr vaJe§.o. ...attains. with light upply. Every lamp b.ar. a label "CLAith' , PATEN f." Tar I,t.Slte wi'l hare none ober always bu.ni-g for inanectirm at the Company's g•tabil.h mesa, RICILARD CLARK, Readmit Manager, 117,, Wet Straw, op. price Warrea'a 111..c.ing Manufactoty, cud mat door to the lidectrte Telegraph Compoty.—N- The Company auWy rue chasarlion and Ps man h moral, sad In pa Older at wMaroasebrops. CHRISTMIB PRESENTS —The •'u having snivel, wherein by ezthange of presents we confirm tbest.ibir litv of friendship, all damn of the ectuenannity Who would eueeeretully cottieste regard by aeurplable ollerhar will sail tbein.6". tti \TLANits • TOiLht In manna and sustaining iusortait silken tremor; lto tlande Yawn& Oil is highly appeeelst ad by rook and !Ashton, and tatronbed by ail the aOrtreit c oi LumPe.; is A preparation at inns nllekdy in Puri fying ..he stain, motto,' it from the baneful effects of inelemettt Wea ther, aed quff 'be onsiplezion with treascentiant brillioney; and Row.auts. thetetu or Peal uoottitke is in.:doable for Its presersative sod t.anttfY tor erfteta ta the teeth anti gums. No prevents can be ritointaendation, or in more 'meet.' tun l'teware of re'rttots lancttion•. Tbe only genuine t•trait bears the name of "little aid.'" pna ding th 4 of the article on the to rappa or label, wilt that .141a*Ur at the foci fa red ink. rho , - A. R4..041,4 end Men. **l by them. - t2l), Hatton-garden, London, end by reeved ant: Cl- rauta awl cinema. AYCES PATENT TRAVELLI NC &WINTER COAT , ....,. k u..., ;.' OM 4 * : Al Our 9 omen owl MARINE I: a ' -re loyal Matta ilat-ateeta. The ear (Jr : , TanalDen.rtawat ~ and ',. LISHEU o'hlMl"d, Irnttle az br ..,) YAL . i H ART E R Of 1 or 4 lbe reared Are eamrpt from MI UMW A kar bled tote mitbaut . artkipttlm i .._..l....emedina ant of the waits ot r: "Nr-P , i • as uel4 the d auet.t of the Pal Footway Ike r ale y's deontitos• wi —....... .SAYTE & C°s3 CORN HILL Pm). - )3ABLOW'S NEW IN . I* vamp lIEJAWN.TII4O lITPWON 3.1 $ IA 21 & AP hE41:111.1.4 NO trasyno t! t 1 rm....hi tit,. beer, War, or ether Orton ...- ,t, Iron brdermiat Eat ar field so ellbstarily 1 ' ' - that Shebat plat shall be &ewe as poi es a- s , . s' - A _ D ft) I . - 0 ' i" -- _. -------i --. —_ 4 "'Pi yII / _ I ._. 1 .' / theirs': werreaNd te reply Its cat In twe" , d ewes of ate; prise W. Wt.. ar mat ii 11 ...,. any part 01 se W. (it two dold twee) at 3s. W. e dd. The *hose entractes win explaht ita 07 re f ib. & Whrn the laws hey I* fitted ea . the tap ad the ping • • (which has a hole et- wane ths alr- tube 11), ratisient eh rushes i ..... , Wooed Stew the sat t• COMM Lb. lle turneddea:i 1 . to n oel lively; when las tap • et as mete air ears rater. JAMES BARLOW. 14 Nuts Witham. BM , . Nanins.lisean EilildNehed 1810. N . H.— tuts are sepals, b e; Pt_ own* with lia saws sad slithers. ''••B. leashes rade a new method di UFOs( Web. we:noted to 61 0 lat all 8 40 Illaaparszplied whams, aadirtahis NEW IN At4TED TAT (to eapsreedis the W aala r ”1 0 101111 1 . WA la per whet The trade 1 4 d 7 IV w ..Triakeid .. ... Malta . Caarrata .. . Yalta Terceira Item Tact laellariat Urbis Iftimptis Ta risablik Dam ..... Ltikaa ..M. Crab' ...... 7 ......... [Taw Wag bp hoer* .11.111 .Tensirs .31catasevit los. 121 r. W. ni. 21 W. pp% OIL 16 tutateine. lop. of ains. k of W. p.) 81116 we. g++ t ■. A N.' g r i h irj 3net *aft e a . 0.1..... .1.1100 54 ' d Is irs = 1 1 .1010 00 k NOS ▪ w if" l b. 115.* ,a 010. 1114 11116 s el 114.1. MOM OA * IL Or" Vq., a MOM las wiSell W ' 0. i ms ' —S D liesigill."4.ll.6 THS. JOHN BININITI'. 18. Bishapsolwdreet.withip. BOOTMAKER. having just returneThms Paris, solicits the attention of the nobility, gentry, and the radish, his choke stack of Parisian and English manufaetated SOWN wag 111101 , 2 a which be is con't'ent uncut be equalled for elegasue oil deign and quailty, com- bined with superior workmanship. JOHN 8111N117 cells attention to an watigely saw promo la the preparation of enamelled leather, whereby it it vewitsed soft end pliable, mid so meek changed In Hs Milan as wog tit looks that an d arid troosvenienos gesendly earelahl Well saw toots and shoes ; they bear a keastiful pu t(ak, vapielow as they do sot enek or bums hard, and reit welt bother thew nay stbas isaller. JOHN takes We opportunity of Mamba flu to his saatemue persona for their Intel support. awl Misr solidi' the ihdaliowee et their future favours, whkm shall reselee his beet atten tion. J. 3. deo cells attention to the tact of his 111 q smiled with the eholo "stn., direst atom the loyetwa sisseitrome. N.Y. laueu , m “se osoriegv to th,3 Ma be 1.11. j'ENSPAPEittI sod . - All the LODditi Mos ding, Evening, WNW NEWSPAPERE, bad gimped Pubitea. ma t FORWARD= la wady prinual wrappers to all parts cot the acrid with t..eursey awl thwpateb. Oarries oartieularty dram. A list, with the prim fur ash paper quarterly. halfyearty. sad yearly, way bibs& oat* us 'palisades by rola ItAter to JOMPH LER, sm all v. timer-equers, &Relive's-street, Loudon. Edablisbed 17 DILDICATtD BY YRILIOp4IOI 4I . yo_ HIS ROYAL EMU: OM PRINCE. ALBERT. Nov 'lowly, vol. 2, royal aro, cloth boarda, pries Iss., THE ROYAL PHRASEOLOGICAL FRENCH MUM DICTIONARY. By J. C. Tarim, Pres& Master, Ewa Wm. —Protett-ratitlit Part. YoL 1., =Wafting logligh.Froson Mei, may be had of all tarot 1., D Ise and Co., fordo bookaellen, 37, FebNiquare. Now reedy, Trio Owe 11:814LLUSISATED LONDON 8g ALMANACK kr MO ; te ing the Stith Annual Uwe of this moat beautifully and ireful Alstanaek. Illustrated by Duncan and wher maim* artiste. The Notes of the Mouth, by Mrs Loudon ; beeicke • 'minty of new and useful Tebbe. &a., tre. Tbo Astrutiomi , al Itripartment by Jame, Gl‘loner. Esq., F. R. A. b., and of the itoy..l Obeerestagar e n e wleb. by Will Little, 19t, Strand, Lnndon. 0... Country ostlers tupplied foe CAI only. NEW caiusnus PRESENTS FOR THE AOUNG. In wager royal Hama pries On cloth, andam TRE JUVENILE CALENDAR ZODIAC of FLOWERS. Pr Una T. K. Ilzavay. With Emblematic ueiration by Mr. llama Doyle. Also, to Waco Sao., akith gilt, peke Ss., with numerous engraving., TILE ILLUSTRATED TZAR-100K of WONDER/3, EVENTS, and DDIODVERIEL Edited by a PurmAa Ism: Maw HA Vitiate awl Co., 23, Puternoster.row. NEW WEEKLY ILLUSTRATED PERIODICAL FOR LADIES. I.IU Saturday, Detester 29, will be pubiW ed (to be embattle weakly) price ad., or pumped 4d., N% I. Of r: LADIES' COMPANION a. HOME and ABROAD. YAlted by Mrs. Louie*. Andated by the moat Writers sad Artier& Imam: Bradbury and Bream,ll, Bouverie-ea eet ; where all corn maakatioas far the 'Alit , * Amid be adducted, and ad% erti.ements ere received. SCOTLAND. COURT OF SESSION. Tae OSHA Mimeos CAbi —OIIILS D. OBILSI•• This caee, which, whil. enter &towel in in the Enel'sh law courts r sci ed so much public art ntion, came b: fore the First Division of the Court of Sopion at Edinburgh on Friday last, its the form of an action of divorce, unthi ground of adultery, at the instsnese of Mrs. Frances Dick neon, et. OA., wile of John Edward Otitis, Esq , of Dumbuck, in the par. eh of Old or West Kilpatrick, snit county of Dumbarton. The iummors, which is of gat at longth, rays forth that the punnet. is a native if England, horn in 1820, and the defender a native of Scotland, arid was a Lieutenant in the 4th Light Dragoon' ; and that the marriage between the parties took place on the tath ot October, 1838, in the parish church of Swallewfield, county of Berke, and was valid aeccediog to law. Their principal residence was in the mansion•house of Dumbuck, Dumbartonehir , and their surviving family are four daughters, who have " for several years past, been brought up, clo th ed, and educated by the pursuer, their mother, entirely at her own expense." The summons then details • variety of specific acts of adultery on part of the defender, alleged its have been committed between 1838 and 1843, and a course of harsh treatment, cruelty, and personal violence inflieten by him upon the rimier, which led ti her separation from him in the month of September, 1845. The conclusions of the summons were, therefore, that the defender sheuld be divorced and separated from the pursuer, in all time costing. Preliminary defences were given in to the action, the fol lowing being the principal on which the defender relied: "1. The pursuer being a native of E gland, and the marriage between the par les having beets contracted and solonni.ed in England when she was domiciled there, Pt. cording to the rights of the church of England and the laws of that country, this court has no jurisuiction to entertain the present action, and no power to dimly* the marriage. " 2. Tue pursuer having instituted!' suit againet the de fender in the Arches Court of England, founded on the acts of adultery, which are libelled oe in the prceent summons and having in that precsm obtained in Apri l, 1848 . a re s ole; sentence of separation a memo et torn, is barred Irma main. 'airing the present motion in this court. ' 3. The averments in the summons are vague and irrele vant, and the charges of slithery are not properly laid. ee 4. The alleged ado of adultery being represented to have Wien place in or prior to August 1843, with patties who are .o sive.% snd I.ay, d come ro the rawer', k go ,,,;:di, according to her own showing, many years ago, she is b .rresi by delay and personal esc.ptiun fr om matting in this orlon. "5. Farther, as the pummi r became aware f the alleged acts of adultery libelled, and altar such know:mtg., was re conciled to the defend. r, and c .ntinued to e habit with him at bed and board, she is tarred by remised.) injuriaram from suing far a divisor." The case came before Lord Word on the 16th November, and alter considering the pursuer'i pleas and hearing counsel for both pieties, be pronounced the following judgment:—" In mums of for irevious judgments of the curt, repels the first preliminary tit fence, and reserves the second de *nee until sedisleetory evidence of the nature of the proceedings in this to Court shall hays been pre dueed ; .. rid appoints this to be done by the parties, or chime of them, quam pramum repels the third ;r. liminary de fence, eseept as retards the allegation of adultery with ' otter women,' in addition to Jane 51'Phee and Elisabeth C am pbell, and, of consent f elre.pueru e er, n. n" that R IM of the libel to be delete repels tne fourth preliminary pees, and quosd ultra, continues the caws ; and in respect the defender intimates that he is sot to acquiesce in this ioter'o tutor, finds him liable is 'sponges ; allows an account :hereof to be lodged, end remits the same to the auditor to tax and report.—A. WOOD." Against this interl tcutor ,he defender recla is ion imed,of the and the ease came out for j-dgatent in the first div court. Alter a short di-cusslon the court pronounr:d the follow ing inteelocutoe " Edinburgh, 14th December, 1849 . —The lords having sponsidered the reclaiming In !e No. 16 of proms, plait Lord Wood's iwerlocntor, and having beard noinsel, refuse the prajerot the rtelaim in g note, and adhtee to the said in le:it/natal ; fled the defender liable in additional expenses; ap, mat an accoent of expenses , o be lodged, and remit to the anditer to tan the same and report." • -oft A LPACA UMBRELLAS. .rx. The noway, both ta the ant end wear, 01 Mae Umbrella% bas Mut folly base out by the me and ermerlemee of the lam eirtteen small, sad which is tintihrd still by the very rest yotron- ap 'IA* methane to be bestowed upon It. 'They may be obtained of molt losbrella dealers is the United Nistektok home lee. 6d. W. sad .1. BANG‘Th.II, 144 Itagestutreet ; 94, Ifieehetreet ; 10, Royal &dray ; IS, Chesplols. SPORTING. BETTING AT MANCHESTER—F[ II MT. C 111671111 COT.-4,000 tu 16 art Dough (off. r. to take); tke ree aa Wore. Dattov —9 to 1 rfl.red t o 11..1itbrlt - . 12 to 1 most Owl& CAA's it), 1.000 u. GO erd oast Ni.ger, 750 to 3711.1- *tar (t). GOO .o 20 wet Silvan (t), 1,000 to 20 .it Tne Swede (t). Nothino oloe hacked. WOLVERHAMFrON AND BI(EEWOOD 8 I BEPLB Cl4ABl3 B t 111:1111DIST. 11111 66666 Anna of 3 mom each, and 30 weded. 4 miles. Mr. Manley% Jerry, Ilst ( 110 . 21 1 Mr. Horlook's lkmaybrook„ list Hb....... 2 Mr. Tempest's Pegasus, Wm 71b (irsiasriot 3 Mr. J. Lowe Cowslip, Mt 71b (Tomos) 4 Three olden started. Won by two lengths. Tue winner was *old for 1041. BwasitstsAmt of 3 sloes*. each, and 10 added. 3 miles. BS subs.) Mr. W. H. Witco's Wes MR lad 7th Mr. 2 . 8. Walks) 2 I Yr. bWil_LOrd Mallard, list 71b (llestlleT li Mr. ',MKT'S 1 esbury Law, lest 1111 b (Owner 3 Yr. Davis." Cast, biog. KM 41b, tell. Wtoo cleverly. Ti.. 1111uillir was sAd for 4.51. HANDICAP HUNDLI WWII to , a sweepst kaes of 2 sm. each, and 1 0 added , 2 miles (3 subs), was won in a ranter Ay 'Mr. llittun'a Ili-d your own Business, llst Tlb (Tnrift). limiting Mr. Lesses Cowslip, list 71b, mil Mr. C. (Jiff sra's ad Wee DU, 10in Tib. - - OVERLAND ROUTE TO INDIA VIA TRIEBTIL—The following paimagem.arrived in Trust( ,he _ 14th instant, by th e steamer " &Wide from Alexandria. C. Tnarr burn. lip., C. Behan% Elq., Landow, Boyd and lad Maier, Esq., F. Mork, Esq., A. N. Cole, BA., M. Moor, Middleton, Bog. PUBLIC BREAKFAST TO R. COBDEN, ESQ., M P., AND COLONEL T. P.l THOMPSON, ILY., AT BRADFORD. BRADPORD, SATIJIIDAY. A public breakfast was gives yesterday morning to R. Cobden ' 11. q , and Col. Thompson, at the Bowling Green, on whiets °cession about eighty OTSHIOty condenses WT. present. The MAYOR occupied the °hair, and Mr. Alderman S. SMITH the vice.obeir. Oa the right hand of the chair we noticed Col. Thompson, R. C Aden, Esq., J. Firth, Esq , Walter Milligan, Bsq., al Hartley, Mr. Young, Mr. Abercrombie, At. ; on the left Alderman Milligan, Walter Milligan , jun.. of Harden, Her. Dr. Godwin, Colin- Peel, Tboa.as Hansard , Es., Edward Parrett, Eq. The rice-chairman was supported oa his right hand by Mr. Alderman Jo. Smith, Mr. William Hrookstrank, and Mr. Whitehead ; on the left by Mr. German, J.V. Godwin, Eta., &e. After the breakfast, Tne ft-v. Dr. GODWIN begged to make a susgeation. Trio subject which Mr. Cobden had so ably discussed an the previous night was one of the greatest importance, and the light he bad thrown on eolooial corruptions by his fondles eloquence end strong array of facts would, duubtleu, accele rate the movement is favour of genital re.ftwlm U. begged to suggest that Mr. Cabden's permission be obtained for the printing cf his speech in a ce.eapforne. adapted for general circulation and distribution, particularly among the electors of the West Riding. The MAYOR, aßer cnrdielly approving of Dr. God. win's suggestion, he put it to the meeting, when every band was held up in its favour, amidst loud cheering. R. COBDEN, Esq., M.P., was noeived with a bunt of eathindesen. After the cheep had weerided, he said thee's, felt sun edingly honoured by Dr. Godwin's request, and sets ci - e- rfully complied with it backed ea it bad been by the wiehes of the company. He looked upon the question of the colonise as one of the most important of the times, and that its dimension was neceesary, inasmuch as so much ignorance and prejudice existed with regard to it. If we were to eater into war with Australis, we should be beaten. A collision with our colonies would be as wicked prepeeteroua. He did not refer, at the meeting in the Temperance Hall, to the commercial advantages which wool t follow from colo vial nib government. Some people insegited that if so, we shoed lose our trade, but the et nasty would be the feet. He instanced 's a proof the United States, to which we bad ex ported a greater amount of manufactured pods daring the last year than to all our colunies put togs ther, with the estop ion of British America. Mr. Cobden then spoke at some lengthen the huge losses which had resulted to the poorer dames from benefit vcieties, so calls d, many of which had been based on bad and ruinous principl•s, and also of the morel advantages ravines from the freehold movement. Me. Cobden the n referred to their local projnt, of which he ap proved as a civilising agency ; and instanced for their encou easement, Exeter-hall, Linden, and the Free Trade-hall, Manchester ; ter-hall, formerly assessed at 1,0001., was now mussed at no leas a sum than 2,0001. He concluded by observing that the working classes were desirous of means of rational amusement ; and that it was their duty to assist them in such object, thus cultivating cordial union, respect, and sympathy between all classes cf thy community. tLoui (sheers ) Colon. 1 THOMPSON, M.P., was greeted on rising with tremendous CUtifilli. He hived that the West Riding would not let Mr. Cobd. n sip through i s fingers. Mr. Cubden's sum as was the grand secret of his followers' sue ens. He hoped they would always be raetiral, and take time by the fur, lock—the longer they delayed their Waggle the wens their position. If unprepared at the mating election, they would bolt very noels., and their • nemies would trinnoh. The VICE CHAIRMAN said that he had listened with great delight to Mr. Cobden's speech, which expressed in be tut words then he could his own thoughts and feelings in rewind to the inanity for and advantages of a music hall in this town. Hail such a building been in existence now, the cone rt lest eight would have paid better than it did, at reduced prices; say even as low as sispreee each, tor the admission of the working elms. After dewing the beneficial resul•sot attending pieces of eerie nil emus menthe cencludt d by approving of the Freehold Laud Society; because tee men who have saved a little money, or have an investment sumewhere, however small, made the best workmen. His services siteuld freely be given in order to i remcre such an object W. E. FORSTER, Esq., is a graphic speech, supported the views enunciated by the preceding speakers, and hoped that Earl Fits enlisters, who had conic out nobly in his mani into he favour of Kessuth and the mere of poor Hungary. would join his forces with theirs at the next eked He (Lord Fitzwillista) had snapped his fingers at them; but he hoped to see a reconciliation. Nevatrielese, let them be prepared for a Whig and tory coalition. Mr. COBDEN roes to rinks a remark, to the effect that subecrietions should be raised to disseminate a knowledge of the principles of the Freehold Land Society ; but that not a farthing should be taken from the Investment Fund for say such purpose. On the Ist of January, the society inte ed to issue a monthly journal, adapted for general distri-ution. 'llse other spaakera were J. 8. IL non, E•ej , secretary to the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway Company ; Mr. Illeinforth, and Aldermen John Smith and W.auu.ont A vote of th.nke was unai.suroutey tendered to his worship the Minor, for his vary able occupancy of the chair. Tin proceedings VaMihated a little after ll o'cli de. THE CASE OF MR. GORHAId AND THE BISHOP OF EXETER. DEATH OF LORD CoLVILLE (OF CULRO39). This nobleman expired on Saturday at his residence iu Porte land•place. L rd Colville was born in 1788, and is broiler of the late General Sir Charles Colville, whe enmuried d at the citron of Cambray, and uncle of the Viscouct Nowry and Morns. He entered the navy 12 h D e., 1775, as captain's setvar.t. on hoard the Isis, 50, and attained the rank of reareadmirs l the 12 th Aug., 1819; become a vice-ad miral 22nd July, 1830 ; and a full admiral 23rd Nov ,1841. His lordship was elected. in 1818, one of the Representative Peen of Scotland, and lately held the appointment of extr - Lord in Waiting to His Royal Highness Prince Albert. He is therm It d in the family honours by Chum's John, sou of the late Sir Charles Colville, formerly a captain in the 11th Hussars. ATTEMPT TO MURDER A POLICEMAN.—Lest night, a man named Blackmon made an attempt to murder a :at plice (Meer, of the name of Henr i Mathews, NJ. 213, and, from the nature of the injury. the poor fellow's death ie expected. The wife of Blackmon) was taken into custody for some die rdrrly conduct in the tory port of the evening by the wounded officer. About 10 o'clock Blackmon. was seen waking about the Old Bailey, and he addressed himself to a tradesman who was ' standing at the door, and remarked that his wife bed b , ea locked up by the police, and hr would do tor th em and be I Ntw i gata in a few days About half past 11 o'clock the un fortunate constable Mathews was about walaing over the croaks' at the top of th.. Oct Bailey, opposite St 9- pulehre's Charon, when the ruffian came to bun, and suddenly ex claimed, " You are the (snow who tok my wile i do custody," and thrust a short breadknife into the officer's &Amon. Having withdrawn the weapo , the tufa ,n brandished it over big held, as if to inflict furber injury, when the wounded man succeeded in stunning the fellow by hitting him one blow over the head. The cocstslll.... then fell exhau-fed to the ground, and, other officers omit., up, he was removed to St. Bartholo mew's Hospital. The prisoner underwent an examination at the Ouildhall thin afternoon beton Alderman Challis, mad was remanded. ALARMING FIRE AT ROLLS CHAMBERS.—On Pap Mutat. night, about half-past tight o'clock, a fin, which cans. d considerable damage, althouch of froth duration, broke out in the premises termed Rolls Chambers, situate at 80, Chancery-lane. The premises, which had a frontage in C•cncery-lane (the ground floor being templed as the I Patent Journal Odle.), extended harswerds npu tads of 150 feet into Chancery-c iurt, and from the fact of the houses in Carey-street, and numerous other builAnAs abutting upon the one on fire, a fearful comfier/ration was expected. With tie exception of tt e front shop before alluded to, the who's of the upper floors were occupied by gentlemen connect. d with the law, chambers, and although most of the apart ments have escaped the actim of the fire, the water thrown be the engines into the flames hat penetrred every mom, sad dune, spnarently, .n ineakulable amount of misehiet. It spnean fr m irgutrie a instituted during the time the fire was burning that a., the period above at eta some art un - 's who were standing in Chancery-court, paccivid an usual glare of light in the second floor of the chambers, looking into Carey-street. TLi' at coos s &stied tan he parties that a fire wee on th e eve of breaking d nut, m l w i ng's alarm elm forthwith given in the re al way, an Po- and , i gins sent for. Before the firemen arrived the firm s had brek.n throueh the window* of that part of the pre. ir• Chaneery-court, and had trended into the epee:- *ants in Chancery-lane. Fiery of water having be. n Boon obtained, the engines were set to work, the h - se being conveyed up the 'toile sea of the premises on fire, and also up Chancery-court, and by that means the firemen weis enebled t • ercomposs the flames at every point, and Inoure half-rs. nine o'r I ek, lees than r i.e tedir fr,-m the time at. outhte , it commenced, the coofi -aration was entirely soo dued. The damage done by fire is confined to the defliter tion .f several chambers on the upper part ef the bottng, end the lower floors are severely ethlaged by water. As to the crigin of the fire nothing that can be d. pended upo - . could be learned, neither could it be reertained r the premises were insured or not. BEVTAL CASE OP CUTTINO AND MAIM:v6 AT TnottPlintexxx.—Greet `outconsternatreveiled duraig th• night of Monday at Thorpe Heell•y, /menet' c•el • •. well•founded report that a miner, name: John Butterwm th, f Tforpe, allow fin. miles from. Re herhato, had be n dr.adtully lacerated near his throat Min a kni e in a most cow .relly and brutal ms-ner, by a labourer n•.m. d George Cowper, near the Ball public house, at Risley tollebsr. The ruffian was samad by the wound-el man, end in c at the above puolie-house till the &trivet cf an officer, by whom he was conveyed to Rotherham Gml on I:needre A final examination took place before the magistrates on Wed needey_last, sad Cowper wee fully committed to York Castle Yoe Ws!. In consequence of an announcement made in a weekly paper that the Master of the Rolls, Lord Langdale, would this morning deliver the judgment of the judicial com mittee of the privy council, a great number of porous at tended at the Privy Council Chamber enzious to hear the result of the appeal from the decision of Sir Herbert Jsuner Fuse in this important cases. They were, however, disap pointe4, as the judicial eonsusittee did not sit to-day, and tt,ere is no likelihood of the jegment being proaestnoed be fore Ike sad at January or the beginning of February. POLICE INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. MAMLEOROUGS STREET. BIIIIIIZZLIIMINT ST • CLllll.. T. Eagles was charged with esalseuling upwards of 681. belonging to kis employer, I I Mr. J. Mogen, tobernealst, Ox ord street. The promouter stated that the prisoner was employed by him as clerk and collector. It was also his duty to take ceders and collect /a all moneys due to the establishmeat, and the utmost 000filinee was reposed in him up to the Bth lest , when he absented himself Iron , hie employment. Not appearing the following day, witness made inquiry, and found defaletattons in the prisoner's aceouute to the amount of 581. Witness saw nothing mere of the prisoner until the 10th inst., when he met him in the Kieg's-road, Chelsea and taxed him with robbing him. The prisoner express ed his sorrow, and begged to have a private interview with prom gator, when ao doubt all would be made right. Wittier accordingly made an appointment with the prisoner to meat him the next night. The prisoner cams at the time appointed, and sated witness to convert the m tiny in questi 'sr into • debt, promising to pay one pound per week. Witrtres refused, bet told the prisoner Uhe mull find good end substantial security for the payment, he (witness) would consider erout employing him again. The prisoner then left the house, and, in constellation of further defamations bevies been discos, red, proeicutor gave intor mains to the pedice, who apprehended him on Saturday night. The prosecutor wind, it the peignoir were re maaded. brieg several other charges mansion him. Mr. liardwick remanded the prison 4 until Thursday neat. BeteovoLosinn.—The ma.istrate r quested our reporter to acknowledge the receipt of If 14e., being the punted , of • sixpenny subecriptieo for the retitle( the casual poor, col t !mod by Master Charles Co.,k, of 144. 8, ulifford.striet, o Boad•strett. From the o.lderaiths' Company 201 (luau I). . and from "E. C." • bank-nuts for 51., to be app Sid to the • same purpose. MONEY MARKET. SATUSDAY ETZNING. The stock market has been very qMet, but steady, to-day ; and although the amount of business done in the English funds was exceedingly small, the im provement of 1, at which they opened, was fully sue tained throughout the all.. Corneas were fi-st called 961 to 1 for the January account, ex dividend, at which they remained firm, without the slightest variation, to the close. The Three per Cent. Re inced marked 961 and k. The New Three arid-a-Quarter per Cents. opened at 974, then rase to L, and were next done at 97 , 1. the last lei*. Exchequer Bills of all grades were dote at 555. at d 57e. prem. Long Anruni - s, 30 years, 1859, marked 81. Bank Stock, 2031 end 203. India Bonds, 90s. prem. The dealings in foreign securities were very unim portant, and periented no feature wo thy of notice. Toe last price fur Mexican was 29 and for Russian, 1091. The tranaaeions reported are : Brazilian Bonds at 89 : ditto, Sm 11, at 88. Buenos Ayres, fur account, at 451. Equador at 31. Grenada Deferred at 31. Mexican (ex January coupon), for account, at 291, 281, tand 29. Poi tu g uese Five per Cents. at 83 ; ditto, Four per Cents ,at 361. Russian at 1101 and 1091. Spanish Five per Cent Active for account at 19 and 181; the Passive Bonds at 31; the Three per Cerits. for ay.taint at 381. Two-and a-lialf per Cent. Dutch at 56. The abundance of morel continues, and the mereet remains in the same easy state, with se treely a y variation as to the value of money "on call," or the rates of discount. Thu ollowing is a statement from official sources of the amount of the precious metals exported from London during the week ending the 15 h ins .: Silver coin: to Witte dam, 14,000 oz. Silver bars: to Rotterdam, 56,91:0 oz. ; to Dunkirk, 135,000 oz-; to Belgium, 17,80 Ute. Making a total export of 223,700 oz. of bile. r. The following are the extreme prices at which Consols and Exchequer Balls were negotiated each day during the week: HPrie s ighest W Pe est Chiang ke. Prise. Mondays-Carrots for opening (ha 16, ea din.) Tuesditto Wednesday D Ditto • MI to Thursday Ditto Friday MUG •••••••*. 1:64 . 98 to Saturday Ditto Exchequer Bills. Ms Sea last west £l,OOO Mehra Meta Bliblate Lowest. Monday Tuesday s4s. pea ... Ills gm. ... 139Cria. ... ass. en. Wednesday Ma pas ... Us. pos. -. has pm.... Sea. pm. Thursday Friday s7s. pia .. Ma. psn. ... Ms. gas .. Ma. pa Saturday Joint-steck bank shares have not attracted much attention during the week. The transactions consist of the following : Bank of Australasia (paid 401.) at 241; Commercial of London (paid 20/.), at 21 and I ; National Provincial of England (paid 35/.) at 381 ; Union of London (paid 101.) al 121. Dock shares have exchanged hands at the follow ing tette : Commercial Dock at 80; East Country at 21 ; London, at 119 ; St. Katharine, at 80. The railway share-market has experienced another week of depr.seion, nor does there appear the least sign of a reaction in lay quarter. Tie traffic returns for the present week ate on the sggrtgate 3/ per mile less than thee were for the corresponding period last year. This circumstance has had its influence on the market, and the ci, sing prices of to-day are lower than they were last Selb y nearly every line in the kingdom, the Roll and y and South Eastern excepted. The following is our list of the extreme prices at i whichbin ness was done in shares during the wee k : Highest Lowest Paid. Price. Pres. 50 Aberdeen 20 Birmingham and Oxford Junctioe ((with aguaran•co 92 knitted and Exeter 30 Caledonim lll ns Chunks 4 10 Edinburgh and Glasgow 20 Kee 1 . roe NGreat Northern .... .......... ...... ...... 7i 100 Great North of England MO 100 Great Western 3Bl .... ... . . 228 571 Si) ull and Selby 971 H 50 Lineage and Carlisle ............. ........ 49 93 lancet* , and Yorkshire 50 Leeds and Bradford .......... .. ...SiO • 99 :11 London and black sal: 100 Lo: den, Brighton, and South Coast- 74 ......... ..-...." 71 100 London and North Western .. - . 50 London and South Nesters . .. SI 100 Midi coil 100 Norfolk . 2.5 North British .. ......... ........ .... 171 North Staffordshire a 3 Scottish Central 331 South Eastern 41 South Wale lll 45 Wilts, Somerset, sod WoyerwM. 92 23 York, Newcastle. and Bereriek l7l ".0 Yore and North midland The following caileuheirms show the rate per cent. par annum 3ielded by the vs, Sous securities cited at the average t f the prices which ruled this day. Where the asterisk (•) is placed, it is to be understood that the share rate of dividend is less the income tax. It will be perceived that we adopt the rate of dividend declared for the last halt-year :a the basis of our cal culation: Three per Cent. Consols (shut), 961 yield per oast. ZS 2 3 Throe per Oat. Beduced...aerage pees ThressandasQuarter per Cents ......... r i 3 6 8 .. Bank meek (de. 7 percent. perkoneei) PP $9 0 ludia Stock (shut). Szelsequer Mlle (ant. 11d. per day) ...... Ms. pm. ~ Eastern Counties fils.•(dir. aper oh. of 907.. equal to 1 per cent per ens.)... f Oren Warms (dlr. at the rate of 4 ......hir. per cent. per .d an i r iembfre ) ..... ...u. .. i ...... ) .. ;. 58 SG ;dividend 4 per cent.) .................. Levine and booth W,-esan (div. at the rate of II per cent. per ann.).- 90 been and Brighton. (de. 29.. Per lOU Kock for the ball ear. equal to 21. las. per cent. per ann.) Leedom at Noels Weer*. (de. at the nito of 7 pe sent. per arm.) llO Miami (de. at the rate sf 3 per cent par ass.) South Eases, £lO sb., ( die. 6 Per cent.) York and North Midland div. sus. To*, Somas* aid Berwick (Shr.. anartals) 2 4 44 2 17 16 6 17 11 6 11 111 6 4 4 $ 13 5 II 7 3i 9901 7 13 10 111011Ah08 .4 AND STOCKS ABROAD. Buenas, Dec. 22.—Belgien Ponds : Loan, 1840, Five per Cents., 96; Mao, 1842, The per Ceuta, 96; Ditto, 1848, Five per Ceuta., 941; Ditto, 1844, Foarand.a.tlail per Cents., 884 ; Ditto, 1886, lour per send., 84 ; Bank of Belgium, You per Crate., 771. Exchange on Landon, 23 471. Airman', Dec. 22.- Exaaav on London, 23 47 1 . Arermums, 21.—Tna Botirs.—Dateh Funds: Active Debt, Two-and-a-Half per Cent., HI 631; Ditto, Three per Cents., 691 641: Ditto, Four per Ceuta., 84 441 ; Amort Spied, Ilirmand-s- Half per Oen*. 811 841 ! . Cora. Coop., FaurAnd-a-Half pa Cann, 16;1 1681; Bast India Loan, Four.and-a-IlLelf per Canto., 89931. Ex hanger: on London, sight. 13.01; two months, 11.97; on Bam berg, 84.98; two her m an 38.61; two months, 56.25. Inland funds were rather more animm.M, and several transudes's in integrals took piece. Spanish In both k nds were either gat, andlike. whe Fortugnere, R Asian, and Austrian maintained their prime. Vaasa, Dec. 18.—Metalliques, Five per Cent., 941; ditto, Four per Cent., 741; Beak Shares, 1,180. Laebange on Frankfurt-on. Maine, 11'1. Funds and sharts.dull. THIS DAY. Two o'Cnocx. The dealings in the home funds this morning pre- se-. sent no feature of novelty. The business' transacted continues of small extent, and the market generally 5 :, :s devoid of animation. Consols opened k lower than 20' I esterday, at 96 to kex dividend for the 1632 of 50 January, and advanced to 961. From this improve- ss ment, however, they have since reoedei, being at 20 present quoted u they opened. The Three per Cent. Reduced mink 96 and I. The Three-and-a- 20 Quarter per Cents. 971, a, and 1. Bank Stock, 202; 143 to 2031. Exchequer Bills have been done Is. in as advance of Saturday's rates, being marked 635. and 100 at Ns. premium. . IT, Thelealibgs in foreign stock are not character ised se l by any degree of a - imation. Prima generally are gt steady, with the exception of Mexican Bonds, which so are rather weik"r; they are at privat called 28i to 29. 11. The prices of set.ial transactions are the following : i Equador, at n. Two-and-a-Half per Cent. Dutch, at Is 361; ditto F.iur per Ceut. C Ttificates, at 841,83, and ,1 1 . 84k. l'elexican (ix January coupon), at 281 and I. is Peruvian, at 54!.. Portuguese Converted, at 361. : Five per Cent. Spanish Actives, at Via and a ; ditto s o) Passive, at 3; and 4. 1 0 as ENOLISII FUNDS. Rank Mack, On 31 3 per Ct. ResL A0m..1. 1 4 Iv , Cis. seta-.bat. 96 I 3 Per et. OM Roos., sh OR te 444. ut chequer MG4. FOREIGN FUND& 6 per Cl. lltroeita 14.40., I per ELl:lmago Wk. 16 1 64 par tit lie*. Howl.. ea II Grenade Deigned BM, if 4 24 per CAM.. 6pm Ct. Mex., 184&2619 6 Sr u C o l li ß;s e :I s la Ban., 2419 ti p per et. bee va.. 4 x 3 : n iax . s a t a m i . 64 5 e per Ca Miaow Ayres, 45 7 b per u tt. Rue. :14•.. 10 U Di tto Clallun I'd,. s: 100 Spanish 11.34..1811. tto Columb. Pei lib., 3 per Ct. Spanlaz 1bt....m4 4 1 11 1 1 1 Columbian EquaJor li4e., 314 Spaubb Defurcel Debt.- 3 per Ct. Seinen 14d..., is 4 Ditto Pamirs 1a1a.,31 4 13$ 21 per Ca patch 11. a., 5:4 .4 1 per Ct. Venezuela SU, 25 II oh ' 4 per Ca Duttit .'art,., ,4 5 Vesemela Deferred Ude., 24 91 fdi MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY. WO 40 There will ant be auy public sales of produce this with So Speculators appear to be watching Csffee and Rice today, 15 and holders it on to expect higher prices. p o T EA.—A speculative demand has s p run g o p for low-priced t) Congau and low tailed grocery, both of which have advanced go 4d. told. 17 FaVlT.—Turkey Figs have declined 4s. So METALS.—TI" market is steady. Scotch pl!, coiled 25 number., so:c1 a: 4Ge to 461.6 4 . Speltsr, 1 51 . 105. to 151.155. IM 161 Est In lia, 500 elaba Stru's sold at 745. to 7 4 5. 6 d. So OtLa.—Steady. Brat, pale, 391. to 391. 10..; Straw, 361. ot. to 371 ; brown a. d yellow, 321. to 341 . ; Sperm , 831. t0 84/. ; le,, Ileedmatter, 84 to fig ; Cod, 311.; tenth Sea, 32!. to 341 ; Mc Olive Galipoli, 4 61 : Spanish a nd Sicil y , 431. to 44!. • Palm, 5 ° 321. to 33! ; Cueo.-nut, 3 21 . to 351 . ; Sied, ra p e, pale, 421. ; it, IA 191. 32 TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. ;I; Prices in this m rivet are merely nominal, this being boll. 2 0 day time. The rates are : —Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 22 38s. 64. to 38.. 9.1. ; December delivery, 375. 95. to 38s. ;Ja 1 3 4 ovary to March. 375. 9.1. to Ms. ; October to December, so 1850, 465. to 394. 0 PARTICULARS OF TALLOW. 20 I 1047. I 1846. 1819. 20 - 121 34,94$ 1,160 58,513 631 13,931 l ug 9d. 0d 436.f . .Ciiika..l 10,102 2,054 66,314 796 20,337 464. M. 494.6 d. Mock this day..... .. Delivery Wet week Do. Iran Ist June Arriest last week Do. from Ist June Prios Y. C. this dae per cwt W. Town lost 1.,k1.1 504 I I 45. 1,327 98 . 35,088 13t. 2,048 9 714171 994.8 d. 80 424.00. n, -- COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. so Bate's H.rl y, 15+. 93. ; Buddle's West Hartley, lbs 9i.; 26 Cur's It rtley, 15 , 5. Oa. ; Eden Mein , 1 7s. 9 d. ; Vfalls End 20 Braddyl's II i.lBs. 9d ; Walls End Boswell, 195.; Wails End Hem n. 18 4 9.1 ; Walls End Lambton, 18s. 3d Walls n' End S•ewart's, 18s. 9d.; Walls End Tete, 18a. 9d. Ships at 40 market, 325. 60 MAItK-LANE.—THIS DAY. II Our market was tolerably well su pp lied with English IV Wheat this morning, by land.carriage samples from the 23 near counties, and choice quail les of both white and igi red were sae.ble at an improvement of la. per quarter 10 upon last Monday's quotations; but no advance 60 eculd be established upon the general runs. There fil, was a little more inquiry for foreign Wheat, and fine 23 1 Durgin was 1. di arer, and upon other sorts the turn in 25 price was ag idst the buyer. Flour unaltered. English si Barley maintained former prices; foreign, although generally b.- held hrmly at I.et week's rates, was in a few instances sold 50 at a decline of Is. per q r. Oats were again in large supply 144: from abroad, and infrriur:qualities were easier to purchase. to Beans and Pees barely supported last week's currency.: go BRITISH. Shillings per Qr St. Does and Kent, red 37 to 41 to 13 _white 36 to 41 to 43 20 Norfolk and suffolk. 37 to 40 to 41... do 37 to 39 to 41 20 Talavera ' hear. or oughts Comb. A Liu., red... 35 to 37.040 ...whits.- 36 to 39 to 41 25 24 to 26 1 flani.av, Yeectun - ..-... 21 to 22 ..dlatilling -t022t0 24 i Mslune Oars, English teed 11 to 16 to 160 6d...b1i5h...... ~. -to - S Ditto Pol.nds .., 111 to 17 to 174 61...p0tat0 21 to 21s 61 20 Berwick sr root& bed 17 to IA 61...p0tat0 l9 se 19e 64 30 Irish hed ...... .II ID 120 61., black l3 to 131 61 15 Ditto paat0................. ... .. . . .... Ast • . .. - .... 56 CO ... 'Cm . . Pale 56 to 36 °l* sats,Trey 26 to 27,1 Od. maple 27 to 28 SI Blue 27 37 to 39 ..to i lers-S1 to 40 1. 5 1 White 24 to 2G...boilers- 27 to 29 sob LINPILID Cause , per teousand A9 Os. is X 910 e. 6 Mmg of Ilikaba 20 noon, TowL-matt, delivered 38 to 40.-90 e household 32 to $4 Norfolk and Oisfulk.. 3O to IQ whits 32 to $4 10 riiiinon. 20 Slattos,.Dantsie and Konigeberg ..„ 44 to 44... fine 44 42 46 to 44 10 12 10 Ponientnean, Rootosk, mad Iltstrin, - to Dontoli a nd Ilamborg Ruastan .. .... $5 to 37...Egyptio0 -to - 60 Mambo and Odom 24 to 38 23 Ceoodlan .-.. .. ... -to -...Asstraiton 47 to 60 11 Oats. Marian Pomer.,nean and stralsand l5 to 17 33 Swedish asd thongs ...... 1$ 14 to 16 30 Friesland and Dutch turd ........ ...........12 13 to 14 10 Ditto Brew ii . to i 0:. Q..... . to - 10 nova, Assertear, per barrel of 196110. ....... 12 to 24 50 Canadian French, te• ~...ea of 260115.. free SO to 35 23 ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM 17th DEC. TO 22nd DEC. Ctrs. English. Scotch Irish. fortis. 2° Wheat 393 , 1 ..... 12322 25 30 Bezel ...._. Oats ..,_,, ... -. • 484 , 6 ed' 20 16846 00 floor, 6,044 make ; 60 barred'. Kalt, 3,116 qrs. 94. 12 .. 22 BOROUGH MARKED.—THIS DAY. Wows. Pat , reden and Smith report that the market Isaias firm a: late quotations. SOUTHWARK POTATO MARKET, DEC. 24. I Our mark t can inn. well supplied both coastwis e a nd q continents], a ich, with a dull demand, makes it difficult to clear ships in time to save di outrage. The following are 20 this dav's quotati-ns:—York Ba gents, 80s. to 110 s.; Wis. I: bech, 60.• to 755. Scotch 60.. to 755. • Cups, 40 to 60g.405. ; 20 French Whitt., ; to 70. ; Rhenia h anti Belgian, 20 5 to 60s. 5 SMITHFIELD MARKET.-THIS DAY. 2 4 Thisbeing t. e day before Corittenu-day, the butchers are F p ' pretty well supplied, and too busily engaged to attend here. 20 The number of purchasers is extremely limited, and, although 20 the inpVy is small, it is far be_yo nd the presend rt quirem ents of the trade. A few choice Beasts are sold easily at a little over 4s. ; aid a pe• or two of goi.d Downs, at nearly 4s. 4d. ,• but, generally,opt eking, our quotations a re onl y nominal, and ip very little businea is really tra sat ted From Germany acd 20 Holland there see 260 Beasts, 450 Sheep, and 62 Calves; trom Scoilaeo, 80 Beasts; Norfolk and Suffolk, 10 0 ; and 700 from Leicester, Northampton, and Lincoln. Per &toot ' o 4 • o. tar stone of 80.2. a. d. s. d. Left 9sofo, Den .or , • 3 1 4 0 Den Lim It Ilf.-1,1 4 . titt 9 00 8 Meat Fberktorno .. 3 3 8 Host LoOdvooD. •• • • 3 3 aux.re quality 2 3 2 Do. 40. it:16111 3eirs tlm , .•• ••. . . 3 2 Naas and *Decoct quaitty 3 3 4 . . .. 3 4 4 Do. do. Ahern .. 0 0 0 Soot has. ''''' 414 r. A. 4 4 2 Lambs - 0 0 0 ;knot. at r 0..: 1,515; SD". ao4 lamb*. LOW . : Dater, 76 . 9915.140. BIRMINGHAM, Dos. 22. rocu-Sxcnnvon.—The make% maa quiet to-day: quo tations the tame as on Friday. but there Is sweaty any stock offering here. LEBI , S. Da. 22. BTocx-Excukteem—there hee been a still further depres sion in the market te.day. Citede have fallen to 101; and Loudon and North Wooers' to 1101. Caledonian Premiere, 71. 10s. 3d.; 71urak Prederenee (No 3). n die. YORK. Dec. 22 . STOCK-EXCHANGE.—CaIa donisn, 101 ; Eastern Counties, 61; York. Normals, and Berwick, 16j; York and North Mid. Wad, lei. Wour, RAILWAYS. TIM Di:, Two o'CLoon. In the share market there is little change to no- Lee. The market opened rather weak, and prices slightly drooped, but quotations are now a shade firmer than at the comencement of business. London --- and North Westerns are quoted 110 to 1101; Midlands mark 451 ; Yolk and North Midlands, 17k; London and South Westerns, 30. Caledonians were heavy early in the day, mid fell to 101; but they have since im proved to some extent, and are at pre. ent called-10; to 11, business having been done in them at the latter figure. Fur French lines prices are on the rise; Boulogne and Amiens have been dealt in at Bk. Cloging prieta Wturdsy. 'Bakem dank. by sp 1 I Pd. I lama ItanwAns. 10+j 11 7 4 I 74 e 114 4 104 6i 1101 10 Bl e 3oi 645 i f 11 6 5.1 7 3i 17 161 17e 61 H . j.e~... : .. lie 12a 1 i AIL 61 al dia 1 dia. par 111 - Do. Prefirenes .- .. .. IM AaNet,Boa.,&E. JO 6 Bel ts Hants Ent. Ot. Wirt porpsinalb ) 9I willadorwttas p r e . SO De. 11 , tac nereatee UM BirotWolv.k fitenrlfelliis is lt .. ...111olv., aid Dad* pd.,orwithgnar. 10 70. about a goarantw 71 BwasnAtom.,and 8ir0... 92 IMAM end Slater ... ... re . ==ahlre ... ... ... ... ... 11 4 Do. Owen ... ... . 10 Do. £lO Proforma reg . . 50 Chester and Holyhead .. IS Do. Pwirreows - . • 441 DOM anilannd Belfast nine ... - 11Cad an ... 8 U Do. IEIB E.& 11.) Si W 21.10646 p.Ct nit. JO Eastern Counties .., le Do. Now Oua. 6p. Ct..* 61 Do. Eat., Ip. Ct., No.l II Do. do. Nat 89 Do. N. &B. 6 per Ct 0 Do. New . 16 &atm Omen, era .A \ (was U. Oh.) ... _ 6 Do. do. di 25 Do. elan B. 'MC. (BBC 10 Do.=. fp. CL) fS Bat 76 Do. New 6 1 Do. New 1 shares U East Llnoolnehire - $0 alintureh and Glasgow _,• 21 Exeter, Yeovil, & Donn no. meter sad X.:mouth 10 Oran Northern _._ , 124 110.4 shares, A,Dekrred 74 D 0.4 shares. 06P. et 10 Do. 5 per Cent. Pref 50 Ot. Beath. and West-lbw ) AM Grist North of England-. 35 I Da. New, .240 ... 15 0 Do. New, /30 ... IS I Do. New, tl6 - 1 10 Orem Western ... ... - 50 Do. sham ... ... 21 De 10 Do. 15 Do. Now, Alf - ... 60 Una and Selby _ ... ... 15 Do. 1 Aare.... ... .• 126 Da 1 sharee._ , .. 50 UMIAK sad Cattalo 100 Lancashire and Yorkshire ,96 Do. do. M. B. &B. 164 bo.Thirds -. , ..• 10 Do. New (gee. 6 plCt.).. 49 Do. Liverpool and Bury , II Vs. West !Ohne Union 11 Do. Preston end Wyre 10 Do. Mann (A) ... ... i SO Lawn and Bnullord... .. 16 Leeds end Think . .. SI Do. Pref. 6 Do. 11 S Do. N 0.2 6 Do. Do. N 0.3 9 Do. Quarters 16417 per et 114 i London and Blackwell -. 1001 Lon., Brighton, & &Coast 100 De. New LS g WI. 6 p•Ct. , 9 Do. guaranteed sp. Ct. tato Croydon Thfrde... 0 Do. Prof. 5 per Cwt... 50 Do.tbnort. S p•Ct,111152 131 London and Oustowleh .. 90 Do. Preferenos 100 London & North-Western 11 De. do. Now 1 /nano ... 7 Do. Fifths • 1 Do.Elosb.,M.anail.(F) SO London & South-Western 434 Do. New, XSO 14 Do. New, ate I Do. Preference 7 p Cent 20 Lowestoftouar. 4 per Conti 6 Illanch., liux.,aneMatkick 100 Manch., Bhef,&L No. ineelnill 2,5 Do. shores, , 1 _1 21 Do. s No. 2 ...' 114 Do , Aar.. No. 3 ...1, 10 Do., ow CIO Pref. ...1 SO Do., Great Urnsuby .. 121 Do. d 0.... - .... 35 Do. Shea and * Lincoln... 35 Do. Grimsby Dock .. 41 Do. Litman Union ... 100 Midland... ... ... ... SO Lb. DO shara -.- 100 Do. Birm. and Derby ...1 100 Do. B. and B. 6P. Cent. . 50 Do•ErewasbYalleyt reLl 60 Midland GLWestern (Ire): 10 Norfolk .- ... ... .. ' 11 Do. New .216 ... ... 20 Do. Guaran. 5 per Ct._ S Do. Gowan. 51 per 1,..1.. 25 North British _ - .. 121 Do. Do. Laur a ... ... .. trda 5 Do. PrefereoWe ~. ... 174 North Eitelfqrilahire ... 10 Ozford, Woe., & Wolver. IS Itaid„Goild., and Rotate 41 Itoyston and Machin .. 25 Scottish Central .„ _ 25 Scottish 11111dIsad 12 Bbriors. d. l i ttrin., Illams * A I Do., New Cloaran * Uol:.. to dhrewebury and tasetel Do W. min.) - ... • to I= New.. . era -61 Mar Union ... ... 80 II even . c:e ... ... 111,11 o uth Staßbrdsbire_ ... 1311Houth Bantam So I Do. No. 2 r a 30 Do. No. 8 4111123034'11.1heDG*D:a.ythe0g:1i.c:27D05aw144:1411.667...0.4....:4 jom,:p.ci.m.::::l*. 20 Waterford andXlllw=y« , 50 d Wear Yeller, 6 p. Ot. sae), 15 Do. do. do. 45 ;Wilts, Poinerest IkWeyen.l 56 1 yorlyNewcastle& Berwick 10 Do.Est.(York&Nerwca.) , I Di. 0.N.8. rue:Lase or; Prollersnoo SO York and North Indiana. 10 Do. reins.' ... .. 25 2? U 24 91 91 4 1 pm 2 4 pm 66 II as Is 12 clls 101 161 101 101 7:1 60} NI 80 $6 du 1 ie 1 1} ti 1 II pm sPca. 6 die fpm 6 , 6 S 5 pm n n k k ou. th db. 11 3 3 3 dla. 2 8 dia. 30 32 129 130 49 91 pm. 38 40 pm. 19 20 pm. 87 98 27 28 12 111 dim 10 II 6 11 bi dia. 97 99 48 49 1 3 / 4 9 1 Pm 48 MI 2as pat 43 4t 22 21 lui lu 7 6 10 Tonics RAILWAYS. 14 ingichltallin Clete hall sad Austrian) ... • 29 Boulogne and Antiene .. 20 Oestrel Frazee (Vierron • 11 Dutch Ithingett ... .• 20 les 3 Greet Ind:ite 1' mute .. I pus 10e. Do. a. 75 leuembents ... ... ... 7 61(114. IS D 0... 2 , ... .. A 71 de , ■ News ' sad isms .. .. * 7 1 1 4 Northers 08 Prison ' .. 2 II au I Orleaas and Bordeaux ... ... 2134 31 0 Paris sad °flews. ... ...! 29 2 9 31 Rouen ... M 12 Parts a AM nd Strasbo . ..r. ...• 61 4 Ci 20 Soars and Havre ... ... 9 94 IN Nombre mid MS se ... ... 94 4 Tenn lad Nantes... ... 99 9 Ws 111 41 dia. 7 8 12 13i 7 Si dis S I Pa' n c. si LIVERPOOL, Dec. 22. Br oca-Exerwroz.— The market to-day wu rather Eat, and prices are again looking down. Bales: London and Nardi Wentern, 11l 104 land, (new sham), Bs. p (Bilk shares), M.—Midland, 45j 1 s—Ditto (I shares), Ric. a . — Booth Eastern and Dom (No. 4, hr. as i.e., die.), GI Be. 9d. MANCHESTER, Dee. 22. --- dtosnr-Szecarros.—Business war very depressed and limited, and prioes gave way throughout the day. There Is no ma- Mew, no vitality in the railway interest, to sustain the price of steak amidst the oar d Wondering which has crept into the naaagsment of many of them, the shafts; attempts to crowed the fact, and the ndr=edice which basset in noon the public mind spinet tiaasa. La and Yorkshire West Wiling Union, 64 d.—dsocheeter and Birmingham (C Quarter). If p.—Manchester, ShaSeld, and colnahire (Gri 561, slares), 74—Ditto (Grimsby 121. lON. &hares), 2 n.—North rdahlre, 9 IS-16 IS-16 nd.--outh Eastern aid Dover 140. 4 Scrip, 61. BRISTOL, Dee. 22. Seoca•Bicaamohe market was very inactive, prin cipally upon amount of the close approximation to the Christmas holidays. la the few transactioas concladed prime were about the salsa M thom of the preeediaa day or two. 5 7 4 6 17 18 11 12 11 12 dia. dk. dle. d dis Ce. 1 Pm 7 64 d'a. 39 40 6 7 ps. 99 101 7 9 14 II did 4 44 dia. 31 3 2i du.. Ws 3 I 714 ,130 714 1324 10 104 55 57 35 57 10i 22 23 110 111 Ip. 1 1 29i 301 Pm 204 194 dia. 18 lb dia. 4 2 pm. 14 15 44 44 dla If 15 15 13 dia. 7 • 7 9 16 15 dim. 10 9 dis. 21 19 dia. 1 6 31 If dli. 45 461 22 21 f 21 23 122 124 $4 60 24 2G 14 IS db. 16i 41 174 4 1 111 4 5 $ 2 l par 4rm. 10 9j dla 9 11 111 161 I Ps 14 1 71 7 61 at. 1 23 pm. 7 5 do. 14 2.; din. 11 9 /la. 1 1 dia. l 15b It 3 as. 4 6 4 die 19 t 94 6 4 Be els 4 114 dig. a j di% I 4 par 1 pal 14 12 du 181 17 9 81 die 42 4i die. 182 17i Ii 3 die. i ' 4 7 I this raldhire Of at lit, 1114, MIR k p■t is Knack lit. i, •Y in obi 9 P lire V& LIS 67 :s Lm L2l 1.23 C. *4 roma% morn morn selles helms —PIM ✓ei Wimple Nis . R i .. r 1 . Morbit illt :A lii.beig Calms. = Other Union umbers .Bativia Mares °twin racism lided!ols T.. .11 . r Oriraus .Palerso . r.n. ...~seur ... natal Lanaa. .....Dais Gtxnt li‘vasisa 'ouvliad . Anugus rite Vl4co .r i f IS. Island • 1111.. . _ Glint ralparsiwo SI. IR'S Theca Demerara iseect's B. 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